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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Arms Maker Ford Still Pacif1st, Hits 'Meddling

prised it had no political to grind We felt that
right wrong they always acted for what they believed
the best interests of the people.
Your world parliament of men would have to have
that kind of reputation to succeed. Its members would
have to be universally respected by their fellows
to place their motives always beyond question: of
the type of Senator Byrd of Virginia Justice Frank
Murphy Lindbergh-men who honest and clear
thinking and young enough to understand the problems
of young and old enough to have sound judgment.
you get men of that stamp from every country and
let them study the world situation and draw up sensible
laws with teeth in them for international decency, and
every country would live up to them They'd have to live
up to them because the real people, the people who hate
all the world would to it. They would make
their several countries obey any structure of
honest and unhypOcrtcal laws that would insure peace
Somebody observed that organizations for world peace
seemed to be in especial dsrepute just now. Mr. Ford
,huckled and waved thin finger in emphasis
Certainly they are" he said THE big people, the
powerful forces who profit by don't want them
discussed. They want to ridicue them out of court.
That's because they know only too well that the solid
good people of all the nations make up their minds to
establish a sound tribunal for permanent peace and go
through with it, the selfish and reacOnaTy world leaders
done forever.
Just take this thought away with you. We can't
have any lasting progress until have lasting peace.
And when do get lasting peace all of other prob
lens will become matters of simple solution"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

II seem to be picking politicians today don't I?
Public officials all right if they stay in their proper
sphere and perform their proper functions but when they
get greedy for wider scope and power and money
they lose their value and become parasites.
They're the who throw up their hands and
you of being impractical and visionary you dare
to talk about world And they're the too they
and the international nancers they truce to- who insist
any worldwide organization to maintain peace is out of
the question
"They Immediately point out that the League of
Nations failed but they forget to remind that League
of Nations delegates had power to do anything with
out approval by the politicians who their respective
countries.
IL think some sort of world parliament, parliament
of representing the real people of every nation
might work out 1t would have to be above reprOach of
and would have to reflect the real wishes of the
people.
II remember when was young everybody looked up
to our own Supreme Court body above suspicion.
We might complain about the Congress the President
the Legislature but il almost taken for granted
that the Supreme Court could do wrong.
And that was because knew the men who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Boys in Service
Use Their Heads
To Fool Censors
Think Up the Answers
to Innocent Questions
or Offer Suggestions
By SCOTT WIGLE

You can fool all of the army
censors some Of the time and you
can fool some of them all the time,
but you have to be crafty.
And YankS are ingenious. Thus,
throughout the nation pins in war
maps point to Johnny's overseas
location.
In tipping off relatives of their
whereabouts, the young fighting
men pull more maneuvers so fast
the censors don't have time TO
dampen their rubber stamps of
deletion.
For example, there was this
family that used the direct APP
proach:
Once while writing Johnny
all members of the family took a
guess.
dad says YOU are in Ireland,
and Joe says you are In Aus
traIia, while Nom says you are
In Alaska. We would like 10
know" the letter read.
In due time the reply came,
MONS right and the problem
was solved.
Many of the boys in Australia
have written letters saying:
"Of course we can't tell you
where we are but the KangaroO's
are jumping all over the place"
This reference passes freely
Through the army -cenSors-
A group of Detroit newspaper
men are laughing about the way
they located a friend He wrote
that he was lying in the sun read
ing the English language weekly
newspaper printed in the locality
where he was stationed.
A reference TO the list OF Eng
lish language papers printed in the
Pacific revealed that
there was only one. 1t was in New
Caledonia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
A Or. Carver by no Other System

Take for instance this S25, 900 salary Imitation"
he said ut doesn't affect many persons directly but
does indicate dangerous trend toward eliminating COM
petition The minute man is told he can earn so much
and his ambition begins to die The spirit of
competition departs and without healthy and honest
competition there be healthy and honest economic
life"
Earlier during the visit somebody had mentioned Dr.
George Washington Carver famous Negro natural scientist
and long friend of Henry Ford who died recently Mr.
Ford referred to him now again.
There would have been Doctor Carver As the
world knew him if he lived under the system of reg
mentaOn these politicians would like to impose u.s.,
he observed There of the most interesting men
L ever knew.
From the humbest possible beginnings he worked
his way up and kept developing his wonderful mind aud
he became world famous because he doing great
things for the betterment of the world
And that development possible only through
system of free competition Under a system of reg
mentatOn Doctor Carver would have been just another
cog i'm the human machine and all of would be cOgs"
Mr. Ford is confident that American soldiers in this
going to have lot say about the future of their
country of the world He thinks when they back
the American Legion to plan proper way of life in
world
"The young men in this have the power if they
get together with their parents and the older of the
last TO make the politicians behave; to make them
forget of the silly regulations they have been pro-
pounding lately to make them realize that they
servants instead of schOOlteachers and masters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
City Filler S Beard
Stymiies Shell
SpIinters STAYED OF
by Hirsute Armor
Saved by a beard.


a week-old, it protected his
face fram- glass spARteFs IN the
explosion Of a shell in the cockpit
of his fighter plane over North
Africa. 1t. Robert j. Moffatt,
1889 Moenart avenue, wrote his
fianCee. Miss Lois Sweet OF 26S35
Pembroke avenue.
His squadron Of six planes was
Strafing a Nazi tank division when
20 Focke-Wulfes appeared. Bob
saw three OF the enemy going
down under his flaming guns.
Other Focke-Wulfes had been
busy. He found himself dragging
back TO base with one motor, his
face covered with blood, oil, ny
draulic fluid and gasoline from
the shells explosion. He was
forced 10 land on the desert.
The surgeon who picked the
glass out of Bob's face said the
beard had acted as a shield.
Lieutenant Moffatt was gradu-
ated from Persfing High School.
He left Wayne University TO join
the army air forces in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
DrugIess Health!

ORDINARY eathartlcs are habit
forming and never cure constipation.
They force out the foods and diges-
tive juices from your stomach and
do not correct the cause of your
trouble. n you suffer from Consti-
patton. Gas-TOxins. Bloating. Weak
Kidneys, etc, try . bottle of BIO
MINERAL. After . or days, with
your own eyes you may see won
derful results. BIO-MINERAL 10
not q physic and does not interfere
with the natural foods in your
stomach. II reaches down to the
root--to the cause Of your trouble.
eliminating abnormal waste mater
ial. cleaning and purifying your
intestines thoroughly in n Natural,
harmless and painless way.
WHEN the poisons are out Of
your system, and the kidneys puri-
ned, when the gas. toxins and
blOatinE no longer remain in your
stomach TO cause acid condition In
the blood, you begin TO feel the
Arthritis leaving yOu--your Rheu-
matism saying goodbye. Nature IL
assisted 20 complete the recovery.
Wise people 20 TO MINERAL
SPRINGS. and BIO-MINERAL IL
MINERALS that you get at the
best MINERAL SPRINGS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

BIO-MINERAL IL a combination
OF vitality important Minerals.
blended by Nature for those suffer
ing the agony of rheumatism,
Arthritis, Stomach and Kidney all
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NOT n Mineral Oil, physic or harm
full drug Contains NO alcOhol-NO
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forming ingredient. ONLY Natural,
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In highly concentrated liquid form.
THE BEST doctors. the most in
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Stones, Stomach. Kidney and Blad-
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Georgia. In France, the Louvre and
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where, according to the legend,
Hercules the God Of Strength and
Youth. drank and bathed 90 rejuv-
enate; TO be forever young!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Beyond REPUTATION

Released on the tenth anniyer-
sary of the day Hitler took power,
a publication National Socialism
was compiled by the special unit
of the division of European affairs
Of the department
While much of the material pre-
scented is already known, the docu-
mentation Of these treacherouS
activities is beyond refutation and
is presented for the first time IN
detail
Basing all facts on Nazi docu-
ments, letters and publications,
many Of which are reproduced, the
book traces the elements of Nazl
theology and Nazi aims.
II throws into clear relief how
the NaZis took over all German
organizations which possess any
foreign branches connections
abroad whatsoever and nodded
them under official direction into
tools OF the NaZi regime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Nazi Grip on Germans
In u. S. Barred in Book

Socialist doctrine and work for
Hitler.
Documents prove that II was all
a calculated NaZi plan 20 foment
unrest in all foreign countries and
use the German minOrlties and
German SympathiLerS living there
AS part OF the NaZi design for
world conquest
With the threat Of depriving
German organizations OF their ma
tionality. the NaziS held the whip
hand over all Germans living and
working abroad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
CONTINUED from Page one)


any other place else i'm the world. They don't get the
profits the glory out of it, All they get is the misery.
The people of the world hate much that when
they're out of Ii they don't like TO think of it,
when say people mean the real people; the
farmers and the factory workers and office workers and
small merchants and professional and the wives and
mothers
"And it's because these people don't like TO think
about war that continue People normally want to
mind their business and their families and live
decenty in friendship with their neighbOrs. Consequently
they have allowed politicians to usurp too much power
Right here i'm this country the politicians should be
servants and agents but we've let them acquire
more and more power until they threaten to become
rulers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Will Launch Destroyer

BOSTON,, Jan. 30 (INS).-
Sarah Cochran Walker will spon-
sor a new destroyer, named for
her father, the late Rear Admiral
John Grimes Walker. scheduled for
launching at the Bath Iron Works
Corporation yard at Bath, Me-,
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Try il al Our Expense

WITH YOUR own eyes, See and
believe the relief you get from your
ailments with this marvellous Ma
lures remedy. You may UPROOT
and drive them OUT Of your sys-
TEN. Regardless of how long You
have been suffering. IL takes ONLY
days TO prove II. To SEE-NOT to
guess the resultsi
IMPORTANT: Use common sense.
As long rs this product 10 absolute
~ harmless, and II IL sold on n
MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE, there
n no reason In the world for not
giving 10 q trial. To pass ID up, you
may miss the best opportunity TO
better your health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Dare Declined
Yanks Accepf-and Howl
but Hitler Hides

German troops in North Africa
recently broadcast a challenge 10
American forces TO come out and
fight" The Americans went out,
smashed up the German positions
and brought back so prisoners.
Yesterday, the British broadcast
a taunt TO Hitler that he would be
afraid" to show up for Saturdays
tenth anniversary of his accession
10 power. He didn't-he was the
little man who wasn't there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Wide Extent
Of Foe S Ore am
Documented
RI HUGO sPFCK
.,D.,,oual New. ssrtc, star Writer

Int FnAiANNAi GNNNN 7-+hNffE $500
WASHINGTON. Jan. Soon
denining documented proof was
issued BY the state department
tonight that the Nszis have long
used every type Of German or
ganization and individual to dis
spn1iuate Nazi ideals and further
Hitler's dream Of conquering the
world.
Reaching into the heart Of the
United States through the Bund
and other German organizations.
the long tentacles of the Nazi
penetration methods are shown
10 have covered the entire globe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Recommendation Necessary i'm War

"Ar this RECOMMENDATION. all these planned programs
telling where and how to live and what to eat and how
much spend and save they necessary in
time but otherwise they not the business of
government.
"They the business of the individual Unless he
insists making them his business and nobody ese's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Forced to Aid Hitler

II shews how individual Ger
mans living abroad. German natu-
rallied citizens of foreign coun-
tries and persons Of German de-
scent living outside the Reich are
being used to spread the National
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
Train Kills KaIamazooan

AUGUSTA, Jan. 30.--sAlbert
20-year-old Kalamazoo
resident, was killed near here
when struck by a Michigan Cen
trial train.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
For Those Suffering From
RHEU MATISM
CONSTIPATION
WEAK KIDNEYS
For Better Health!

DECAYING teeth. falling eyesight.
nervousness, constipation, general
rundown condition and the above
mentioned diseases are often caused
by lack of minerals in the body. II
you are . sufferer and wish 60 yet
well, doctors and common sense
will advise you TO GO TO MINER
AL SPRINGS for cure or relief.
MEDICAL science for centuries
has believed In the curative proper
ties of minerals. Now, as never
before, Doctors, Hospitals, Sana-
teFiBms, Nataraiists. Specialists. and
the Government, are stresslnK the
importance of Minerals. The cry H.:
MINERALS! MINERALS!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

he is renqushing rights that will be extremely difficult
to regain"
Mr. Ford is against social RECOMMENDATION only because
he believes it unavoidable and bos down ultimately to the
same whether it bears the frank label of communism
fascsm Europe develops unidentified as in this
country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25

buys but three slices of boiled
ham, one will do for the sand
witch and she can Use the other
two for a main dish at home,
either in scalloped potatoes or
with rice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
War Bonds for Prize Menus

THE DETROIT TIMES is
offering 10 Homemakers a
chance TO add to their war saw
ings with a Lunch Box
Menu Contest, started Thurs
day. May s.
Prizes 70 be awarded for the
best weeks menu for lunch
boxes plus one recipe for
some especially interesting item
contained IN The menus.
FIRST PRIZE-A $500 war
bond.
SECOND PRIZE-S1O.00 in
war savings samps.
THIRD PRIZES 90 in war
savings stamps.
ADDITIONAL PRIZE - OF
s. 90 in war savings stamps
for the best list Of suggestions
for varying the lunch box
some Of the til ings you've
worked out yourself for making
the family lunch box tasty and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25

nourishing. This classification is
10 be called Lunch Box Ideas.
AND-S100 in war savings
stamps for every recipe
printed in the Times not other
wise awarded a prize
The above prizes 10 be awarded
each week for a period Of four
weeks. Winners viii be an
nogneed each Wednesday.
Mail your entries 10
PRUDENCE PENNY, Detroit
Times, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25

SHE LOOKS just like a little
doll!' friends will say when your
tot appears in this beguiling,
beruffled pinafore. What a cool
and charming play costume!
The Anne Adams Pattern,
1855, makes a frock with cap
sleeves, too. And a sunbonnet
shades young eyes.
Pattern 1855 is available only
in childrens sizes 2. q, s. 8, 10.
Our summer Pattern Book is
ready. 1t contains smart styles
for work and play.
Dress pattern 16 cents, book
10 cents. Pattern and book when
ordered together, rs cents.
Address your request to the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
Contest NeWs:
Double Decker Sandwiches
Suggested for Lunch Boxes
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

buys but three slices Of boiled
ham, one will do for the sand
witch and she can Use the other
two for a main dish at home,
either in scalloped potatoes or
with rice.
A Layer Of Fish
Fridays lunch box sandwich
has one layer Of fish and mayor
naise and the other of cottage
cheese with chives. For your
three slices of bread. invoke a
little novelty. and have one slice
each Of white. rye and whole
wheat. Tomato soup is the per-
feet accompaniment along with
pickles, pear, banana and
fig bars.
Let the fish used in your sand
witch layer depend upon the
Friday dinner menu -. salmon
patties for supper would call for
salmon in your sandwich, while
Creamed tuna fish would bring
about the use Of that particular
fish.
Versatile custard Is the fine
sounding name found on Satur-
days menu. Meat pattie, bran
mullins. tomato, celery stuffed
with pimiento cream cheese,
ginger cookies, and apple juice
have their special place, too.
Versatile Cusisrd
Three eggs, beaten, dash salt,
2 cups milk, scalded.
Beat eggs with salt, add warm
milk. Pour into four glass GUS
tard cups and bake in pan OF
warm water for Is TO 30
minutes at 325 degrees. This
custard lives up TO its name
versatile" by the many ways
in which il can be used.
Vary the seasonings .
parsley, grated cheese. Fill the
bottom OF the cups 10 be used
with chopped meat or fish. Add
drained vegetables TO il
peas, corn, carrots, or fresh
fruits :. peaches, pears. This
custard serves as dessert
merely by adding = cup sugar
and l teaspoon vanilla.
Chicken and Sunday just seem
70 go together, and so on Sun
days menu we find chicken
drumstick. Rolls with pimiento
cheese and butter add to the
festive touch, as well as do
green pepper, special fruit
medlee made of various fresh
fruits in season, prune cake and
milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
Fragrance!

TO KEEP her lingerie hosiery
and linens sweet and fragrant,
Nancy Coleman. seen in Edge
Of Darkness, sponges her bu-
reau drawers with cologne. The
wood OF the drawers seems 70
keep alive the scent for many
weeks.
The actress also uses a gay
glazed chintZ as lining for the
drawers. held in place with col
ored thumb taCks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
Block Prints
CoIorCIo+hes
This Summer
BY JOAN DEAN

BLOCK PRINTS. big. bold
and dashing. are slated 10 give
color 10 the summer fashion
scene. Fruits, vegetables and
American scenes are used by
designers Of domestic prints.
Good neighbor Mexico turns
out unusual and lovely block
prints, too. Trade publication,
Women's Wear Daily, in report
ing on them, contained a page
spread on the Arts International
which two young Britishers. the
Tillett brothers. have set up
in Cuernavaca
FASHIONS AND FABRICS
Is their business, said this
merchandiSers' bible. Their fac
tory is really a fine old hacienda
residence where the dyeinC.
hand blocking and printing of
their fabrics is done.
James Tillett is the designer
and Leslie does color work and
directs the business. Designs by
Covarrubias. other Mexican art
lists and Mexican childrens
drawings give the inspiration
for their textiles.
Not retailed as yet in the
United States, visitors 10 Mexico
are said 10 be bringing back the
colorful Tillett textiles by the
mile.
PURE AMERICANA is the
block print costume shown in
today's sketch. OF natural toned
cotton hopsacking the skirt is
made in a dirndl style with un-
pressed pleats giving fullneSs
Enormous printed plneapplcs
for you may have Strawberries
II you prefer outline the hem
Of the skirt.
In a complete misses size
range, the skirt is s. SO.
COMPLETE 1T, as does the
miss in the sketch, with a tai
lored shirt of tub-proof rayon
crepe, styled with a turn-back
collar and short sleeves. II also
comes in a long Sleeved version.
You can choose II IN red 10
complement the fruit print or
YOU may contrast IL with aqua.
blue, white or even a peasant
embroidered blouse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
Contest NeCS:

IN YESTERDAYS column
suggestions for packing the war
workers lunch box were pre-
sented. These came from Mrs.
Lucille Kremko. 1900 Cecil.
Here are typical menus and
recipes which Mrs. Kremko
packs each week.
Mondays lunch starts the
week out just right by doing
double duty, for il contains a
double decker sandwich. Use
wholewheat bread and make the
first layer Of bacon and bacon
drippings; the second layer is Of
soft, proceSsed cheese and may
onnaiSe. -
A whole tomato. an apple,
peanut butter cookies and milk
also 90 along. Mrs. Kremko
suggests that you fry the bacon
either at breakfast with eggs
or at dinner with liver, thus
saving on precious time.
The lunch box on Tuesday
yields again the two-story sand
witch which seems 10 be such
a favorite; you would do we'll
TO try them out for yourself.
This time the bread is white.
and the filings consist of sliced
boiled egg and mayonnaiSe, and
pimiento cream cheese. Cook
an extra egg at breakfast 10 be
used for lunch, or IL you had
deviled eggs the night before,
they make a tasty sandwich,
too
Don't forget that carrot curls.
an orange, raisin cup cake and
tea belong to Tuesdays menu,
too.
Wednesday Menu
Two Clipped beef mullins,
vegetable soup. and a a head
lettuce 10 provide that neceS-
Sary crispneSS serve for Wednes-
days lunch box. Coconut
vanilla pudding and cookies act
as dessert. For the mullins. add
Clipped beef 10 a couple of
then before baking, using the
plain ones for dinner or break
fast.
Variety is the spice OF life is
a saying really cherished by
Mrs. Kremko. for we find
Thursdays double decker sand
witch on rye bread. Ham and
mustard serve for the bottom
layer, with fried egg and butter
doing very well on the top.
Olives, radishes. iello with fruit,
and milk complete the menu.
Mrs. Kremko says that if she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25

fINEHI I III INIH UN IL1folK-NI oNINI
Huge glowing pneappes bock-prined natural
cotton hopsackng color 10 this peasant skirt with
impressed drnd peats II with pineapple straw
berry design at 1928 The rsyon crepe shirt is S19s.
For shopping information call Cherry $500, line 347
betWeen a and p. n.-Saturdays 6: 80 to 4:30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
FASHIONS AND FABRICS

In a complete misses size
range, the skirt is 81 SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

q LovABLE, LivABLE ROOMS 1853
MARTIN FURNITURE. 674T MICHIGAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
HOUSE TRAHERs
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

AAA-JUNk CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid Townsend s-454p
A BETTER price paid for JUNK cars and
trucks. olive $3.50