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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Army Plane Crashes
On Way TO RomuIus
international Photo

LAURELVILLE. O., Oct. is
CUP)-An army P-49 pursuit
plane on a routine flight from
Buffalo, n. Y, believed bound for
Romulus, Mich, army air base.
crashed in flames three miles
northeast of here last night. ac-
cording to public relations officers
at Fifth Service Command head
quarters, Fl. Hayes.
Identity of the pilot was with
held pending notification of next
Of kin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Detroiters to Play Santa
To SerUicemen in Camps

Mrs Glenn Anderson. genera
chairman Of the Santa for Serv
icemen committee, Saturday an
nounced the heads Of four groups
which VIII cooperate in this
project
They are Mrs. Henry Forcier
in charge Of party arrangements
Mrs l. A Schultz of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary. chairman of
the wrapping and packing COM
mlttee, Mrs. Walter r. O'Hair.
heading the collection group. and
Mildred MalzewSki, heading the
distribution group.
What is the aim Of this Santa
for Servicemen Committee
II Is 10 provide Christmas boxes
for Servicemen stationed at army
posts. naval stations and army
and navy hospitals IN the Detroit
area The entire plan is being
sponsored by The Detroit Times.
DETROITS OPPORTUNITY
The program Will provide an
opportunity for all patriotic De-
trOlters-whether they have hus-
bands Sweethearts or brothers
IN service, or Sabotage boys and
girls with heroes in uniform-to
play Santa Claus 10 men who are
making such tremendous sacrifices
for their country.
Under the plan, individual boxes
viii be packed by these patriotic
Detroit citizens, personal cards
viii be inserted and the boxes
Will be left either in the lobby of
The Detroit Times, at your near
cSa precinct police station in De-
troit, Highland Park. Hamtramck
or Crosse Pointe or at any of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Groters 10 Discuss
importance Of Food

The Importance Of food indus
try workers in wartime and the
VINO declaration that the food
industry is locally necessary
Will be discussed al 2:30 p. m.
Sunday, at a meeting OF retail
grocerS in CaSS Technical High
School auditorium.
The VINO ruling was made
Sept. II 10 insure adequate man.
power for the food industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Legislator Held
For Bride Trial

LANSING, Oct. 10 (UP)-State
Rep William Green (R) Of Hill
man pleaded innocent to charges
Of soliciting a bribe when ar
raigned today in Ingham circuit
court before Circuit Judge Leland
w. Carr.
Green was ordered 10 stand
trial al the current. term of court
and $500 bond was continued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

ton Centers
YULE WEEK PARTIES
Distribution Of these boxes 10
the various military and naval
bases will be made by army
trucks and the actual presenta-
ton of the gifts Will be made al
nightly parties 10 be held during
Christmas week. Mrs. Forcier is
already al work on these parties
with the aim OF making them as
CHEEKY and homelike a. possible.
Each box should contain articles
costing not more than So Thus.
the recipients VIII share alike in
Detroits Christmas greeting 10
those in service.
Thousands Of boxes will be
needed for these men. Many Of
them are far away from home
Many soon Will be serving aboard
ship or on foreign battlefeldS.
Many Of them Will be spending
their last Christmas for some
time IN this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Dublin May Offer
Haven to Pope
Invitation Considered
as Safety Measure

LONDON. Oct. Is CUP)-The
Pope and his Vatican encourage
may be invited 20 Dublin for the
duration of the fighting in Italy
according TO reports here OF week
long discussions IN Fire ecclesias.
teal circles.
Like other Roman Catholic
leaders who responded TO a United
Press survey, they held grave con-
Germ lest neutral Vatican City
be overrun by the battling Ger
man and Allied armies in the
forthcoming struggle for Rome.
Some even fear for the safety
Of the Holy Father himself. Some
Catholic leaders in Latin America.
however, expressed belief that the
Pope was in no danger.
Irish eccleSiaStics repeatedly
concluded when the Germans
showed their decision 10 fight for
every foot Of Italian soil, that the
moment had arrived for them 10
urge transfer Of at least skele-
ton Vatican City administration
to Dublin. in the shelter of its
unique neutral and Catholic
status.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

MADRID, Oct Is (UP)-Ger-
man soldiers were revealed today
TO have fired on the Vatican Pal
ace when the regular flashing of
a light in a palace window led
them 10 believe a secret message
was being transmitted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
OPA Director Food Head

W F. Fitzgerald. Detroit dis
tr.ct OPA director has been
named chairman of the Michigan
Food Committee which viii super
wise the Food Fights FOR Free
Gom campaign next month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Towsendifes Open Farley

LANSING, oct. Is Approx
mately TOO delegates from all
sections Of Michigan were OK
pec,ed here today TO attend a two
day conference Of Townsend clubs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
YULE WEEK PARTIES

department Of parks and recrea-
ton Centers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-13

s Every loyal ought be putting lea percent of his pay into War Bonds And if he possibly do it. Bonds make good sensor selfish we'll patr otc ones every into War Bondand both and your country will benefit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01
MAJOR DE SEVERSKY

stroyer does not have a chance
in an artillery duel with a
battleship. But equipped with
torpedoes. it employs its greater
maneuverability and speed to
penetrate the defensive curtain
of battleship fire, discharges its
huge missile-the torpedo-at
close range, and escapes.
An analogous development in
the air seemed logical, and we
are now in fact witnessing the
evolution OF the single-seater
fighter into a kind OF de
stroyer" Of the air. The use Of
aerial torpedoes by the Nazis is
clearly a step in that direction.
The destroyer" of the skies
will avoid shooting IL out with
heavy bombers. 1t will seek in
stead to break through the de-
fensive fire, discharge a deadly
torpedo, and get away.
Back in 1884 our airmen.
especially in the u. S. Navy,
understood that the fighter
plane of the future could not
limit itself to machine guns.
Experiments were made in
dropping bombs on the bombers
from fighters overhead-pre-
cisely what the Germans tried
TO do against the Flying For
tress in this war, and with just
as little success.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01

TWO new marvels OF engi-
Il neering. device for photo
graphing with exposure Of only
one-millionth of a second and
a motor, for the steel industry,
more powerful than any known
in the world. have been con-
Structed by the General Electric
engineers and inventors, il was
learned today.
The photographing device,
developed by the General Elec-
trio laboratories, Schenectady,
y. Y. is an electronic light
equipment -- w h ose lightning
swift trigger action depends
upon the operation Of electrons.
II makes 1t possible 10 pho
tograph an object with the eX-
DoSure To light of only one
milllonth of one second.
Until now the fastest photo
- graphing devices have been
operated with exposure Of about
one-30. 0O0ths of a second.
The new device. which is 80
times as fast, consists Of a
small portable box. 10 inches
square, weighing less than 20
pounds. II uses a powerful. but
very small mercury vapor lamp,
no bigger than a cigaret.
The lamp an electronic tube
with a 100-watt mercury bulb,
IS of the kind now used in tele-
vision and airport illumination.
This light source gives out IL
l0mination which is one-fifth as
intense in brightness as the
surface of the sun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01
One Word Led to Another
-Bv ARTHUR BUGS RAER-

This Sefewy Idea Of a Scrambled English Union
An English biggie says we must establish common
citizenship all the English speaking world to attain
the solidarity essential to enjoy the fruits of victory
There is in that than dates the optic. Over 80
years Bismarck asked the most important feature
of the world to come.
Bismarck eating one Of his kppered namesakes
at the time Then he SAID The fact that North America
speaks English"
1t is not bad idea. But first must ask the main
question of all such perfect matngs, who does the
cooking?"
L talked this idea week ago and said the
Republicans might object to throne room in the White
House
Also If England put up marker where every hero
fell then Joe Beckett would have thousand monuments
Remarks like that will not increase the entente
cordiae Nevertheless, do not want cockeyed con-
gresham waopng over the nonabsorbent epaulet
with cafeteria scimtar while he dubs me knight or
knights dub.
The union of the English speaking nations is
beautiful thought But control of the deciding votes
would depend who speaks the oudest and the longest
1t is my opinion that such desirable wedding is
impractical And, by the way, in current history the
herring looms larger than Bismarck No ration points
it to date
Copyrgh BY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01

TIVE increased and more
i deadly armament on Hit
ler's fighter aviation, which
made US ~pay so heavily in
bomber losses at Schweinfurt
recently should stimulate
thinking about the tactical re-
lationship between bomber and
fighter types Of aircraft.
Even a decade ago many air.
men realized that the bomber
was growing so rapidly in it's
defensive ability, through
thicker arTnor and greater gun
power. that the slngle-seater
fighter would ultimately become
ineffective. II was then that
they urged more attention TO
the armament of the fighter
plane,
There is a great similarity
between planes and surface
ships in their combat methods.
Both are essentially mobile
platforms for artillery. Though
the airplane operates in three
dimensions. its weapons and
tactics follow the same general
line OF development as those OF
surface ships.
NAVAL torpedoes were de-
~ veloped primarily for use
by small ships TO enable them
to attack large ones. A de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01

the movie coin, and 10Th Cen
tury-FoX had already paid more
than 100000 for the movie
rights! L. Good arithmetic,
mister, and good bookkeeping
by MIR. Todd, if you asst me and
even If you diddeH Does
the FBI know Winrod. awaiting
trial on federal charges. has
one of his groups functioning
with a stable number in San
Juan, Puerto Rico?
VIC NATURES chums around
town say that the stories
about him marrying Anne Shir-
icy were surprising-that she
was serious over proposal
from Edgar Bergen only two
weeks ago .. DR.. Max Thorek's
new book. "A Surgeon Speaks. )"
is something To recommend.
People who've read IL wish
you would Ensign and Mrs.
James Gagnon CUna Wyte)
have a baby girl now. Named
IL Gage II the newspapers
could print the real news
about the Lonergan and Marigny
murder cases-every copy would
sell for $40 or more. Must be
a new kindlof people! Have
you ever had special delivery
letter delivered by a man on a
motorcycle? Me. too. Yet the
stamp shows a man and a mo-
torcycfe -. III you want nice
music. go hear Joe Feper at the
Penthouse Janet WaldFen is
back from Reno after a divorce
from Harold Diamond of the
Diamond Bros. For your
shining phrases dept: w. II.
Auden in New Republic ire
viewing new selection Of Kip
ling's verse;: Under his will.
the vulgarest words learn 10
wash behind their ears"
YOUR GIRL FRIDAY.
Copyright by Daily Mirror, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01
BETTER HEALTH
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING-

Is sensitive, either because they
give chin indigestion. diarrhea
or skin eruptions. The details
are not so complicated. In fact,
have a form on my desk now.
1t goes like this: For Mrs.
Jones
Breakfast--light.
Protein--not more than l egg.
Bacon None.
Oatmeal-half a tablespoonful,
very we'll cooked.
Coffee-as much as she wants.
Minerals--just what is in the
egg and oatmeal.
Vitamins--as in egg and oat-
meal-A, b, c.
Lunch:
Cheese small serving cottage
cheese.
Meat-lean meat or fowl.
VegetableS-any vegetable on
back OF this list-2 table
spoonfuls.
Fruit--one serving.
Minerals-Just what she gets in
meat, vegetables.
Vitamins--just what she gets In
the meat. cheese and vege-
tables-A, b, G and d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01
POLITICAL PARADE
BY GEORGE -ROTHWELL- BROWN

yXIASHIN GTON. Nov. l -
w Those Democrats of the
Senate who. during the debate
on the pending Connally post
war resolution, have evinced a
sort of hankering for. nostal-
gic yearning for the old League
of Nations. as it were. bear I'M
conscious witness, perhaps. TO
the truth of what s n a [ o r
Hiram w. Johnson said the
other day, that this is the old
League fight all over again.
Just what the official attitude
of the Democratic Party may be
today toward the League is con-
jectural.
The President. through his
formal utterances, offers no
sure guide. He has been on both
sides.
DERHAPS his strongest criti-
Il cism of the ague was
made in the address which he
delivered before the New York
State Grange, at Albany, in
February, 1882. when he was
governor of New York.
MIR. Roosevelt had been an ar
dent Lacquer in his vice presi-
Dental campaign on the ticket
with Jimmy Cox, in 1920. That
ticket had been overwhelmed by
the votes casa for a weak Re-
publican candidate, Senator
Harding.
I EAGUE apoligistS even today
~ seek 10 create the impress
sion that the American people,
"a years ago, were ardently for
the League of Nations, and were
somehow or other thwarted of
their will by a wicked Repub-
lican Senate.
Mr.. Roosevelt-being then a
seeker for the presidency-knew
better in 1892. He knew that
as a candidate he should get on
the popular side. Thus. at
Albany he said:
"In common with millions Of
my fellow cOuntrymen, worked
and spoke i'm behalf of American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01

DETAILED plans of rocket
~ missiles and large-caliber
guns to be used by fighter
planes were presented to the
military authorities in 1884.
But aviation was at that time
completely integrated with the
ground forces. The war depart
ment believed that all firearms
should be interchangeable among
various army components in
the interests of standardization.
maintenance and supply.
Special armament for aircraft
therefore seemed Impractical"
and the proposals were for
gotten-until the Russians, Ger
mans, and even Italians brought
out rocket devices as a re-
hinder.
Nearly a year ago, on Dec.
8, 1912, Gen. Henry Fl. Arnold,
apparently anticipating the fact
that the enemy would find
counter-measures, said:
They (the Germans) are
still trying TO find the answer,
and think they will. In the
meantime, we are improving
the Flying Fortresses and the
Liberators, and well be ready
whenever they are ready to try
any new procedure"
TIE American people have a
l. right to wonder. therefore,
why the new German fighter
strength has taken us unawares.
In connection with the heavy
losses at Schweinfurt, for i'm
stance. they have full confidence
in the decisions made by our air
chiefs in England, and accept
their judgment that the invest
ment was we'll worth the de-
struction of a strategic ball
bearing plant. But why we had
not long ago prepared for the
German innovation is still an
open question.
At the outbreak of war our
country discovered that we were
backward in such matters as
self-sealing tanks. armor and
armament. This was blamed on
general neglect of war prepared
ness, and in time we caught up
with other countries in these
respects. But the fact that we
are now again caught tagging,
in the very midst Of war, is
more serious.
Since there is no doubt that
our research and engineering
brains are the equal of any in
the world, the public is inclined
to worry whether there is some
basic fault in the military setup
SO far as aviation is concerned.
Next column appears Wednes-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01

nan, was born in Texas and ed-
ucated al the Sacred Heart
Convent at Waco. She had six
uncles who were Cath Ollie
priests. Outwardly gay. Miss
Guinan was really sad AZ heart
during the days of her greatest
success. due to an unfortunate
love affair.
A MOTHER angle on the srgu-
IA ment as 10 the comparative
influence OF heredity and envir-
onment is that young mothers
who are nervous and fearful In
the presence of their children
cause the youngster 10 grow up
to be the same way. Young
mothers who are brave, cool,
calm and collected al all times
inspire the same characteristics
in their children.
AS DR.. George Dorsey once
said:
"Give me n newborn child.
and In 10 years I can have him
20 scared he will never lift his
voice above n whisper, or so
brave that he will fear moth
ing"
NEW YORK CITY Is the
~ windiest large city in tina
country.
1t was in 1914 that Henry
Ford made his minimum wage
SIS a day and caused sem
sation. Before that il had been
$2.34 cents a day.
Am asked if L saw John Drew
In The Mummy and The
Humming Bird" I didn't. I
have read about il, though.
They liked play titles based on
animals names in those days.
That was the period of the hit
plays entitled The Lion and
the Mouse" and THE Butterfly
on the Wheel"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-01

participation In a League of Ma
tions, conceived In the highest
spirit Of world friendship for the
great object of preventing a re-
turn of world war. For that
course I have no apology to
make.
"But the League Of Nations
today Is not the league con-
ceived by Woodrow Wilson. IL
might have been, had the United
States joined.
TOO OFTEN THROUGH
THESE YEARS ITS MAJOR
FUNCTION HAS BEEN, NOT
THE BROAD OVERWHELM-
ING PURPOSES OF WORLD
PEACE, BUT Their A
MERE MEETING PLACE FOR
THE POLITICAL DISCUS
SION OF STRICTLY EURO
PEAN POLITICAL NATIONAL
DIFFICULTIES. IN THESE
THE NITED STA TIES
SHOULD HAVE NO PART.
Tomorrow - the Roosevelt Of
193S-after his election as presi-
dent. What Of the League then?