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BY SAMUEL GRAFTON.

I usually do not bother to show up
contradictions in Axis propaganda,
because it is too easy a game. I
would much rather work out on
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HE opinions OF the riters this page o,on not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented
Stars effort to gue all sides OF questions interest
readers although such opinions contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
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eminent by executive order, direc-
tives and regulations when such
rules are even remotely based on
vague phrases of statute.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
Ruling Opens
Way to Curb
Free Press
Supreme Court Holds
Congress Con Govern
Conduct of Radio
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

The first step toward abridging
the freedom Of the press in America
has been taken by five members of
the Supreme Court in a decision
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
|McLenore
Sow Gen. Andrews
Doy Before Flight
BY HENRY McLEMORE.

LONDON.-Frank Andrews wore
his stars as lightly as corporal
does his stripes. AS the commando
ing general of the American forces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
concentrating on its mining indus

cOncentrat1ng on It's mining Indus
try and farming to help supply
munitions to the Allies, he said.
The 53-year-old chief executive,
who also holds the rank of general,
came to Detroit for a one-day tour
of war plants.
He said he believed Bolivia's best
contribution to the United Nations
war effort at present is that of in
creasing its tin and rubber supply.
For that purpose" he said,
"Bolivia's manpower is being mo-
biliZed."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

Dy VON01 ANTI bHOWN.
Important exchanges of views
and discussions about the Allied
armies are likely to take place
in the near future among United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Better edIth
BY Dr. Logan Clendening

THIS week We have been dis
cusSing the value of the ex-
animation of the blood to the
doctor who is making dag
-neSfs Of hrs patient and have
-tF4eA-te-te4+ii sen4et ifff4gf- - trfbottt-
the procedure he goes through
in order 10 examine the blood.
Today / wish 70 take up other
laboratory methods of examin-
alton of different fluids of the
body.
The medical profession and
PSYCHOLOGISTS have been very in
genious in submitting every Sc
erection, f1uid and eXcretlon OF
the body 10 examination in
health and. disease.
one or INC first or The body
secretions 10 be examined was
the gastric juice-the secretion
of the walls of the stomach
during the process OF digestion.
A TTEMPTS were made 10 OBJ
n tain this as far back as the
eighteenth century when an
ambitious German physician in
vented a kind Of brush on the
end of a long wire, which he
poked down his patients gullet
and mopped up the inside Of the
stomach. very much like one
Of the instruments used 10 clean
kitchen pans and bottles.
This method was not very
satisfactory and the real begin
ming Of gastric analysis was
when a Or. kuSSmaul had
patient in his ward who was
called Der W elmer THE
Whlner).
The poor thing whined all tho
time and for good reason, be-
cause she had an obstruction
IN her stomach and Secretiors
damned back and kept her
bloated.
nR. KUSSMACL con ce!Ved
~ the idea Of putting a tube
down and washing out her
stomach, which gave her great
relief
Remember, this was only as
short a time ago as 1870
With this kussmaul tube the
stomach specialists were able 10
remove stomach contents and
make a chemical and mico-
scopical examination of them
IN TIE early period Of analy-
Il sis of the stomach contents.
the juice was removed an hour
after a small meal and many
profound conclusions were ad-
duced on the basis of this oX-
animation. In fact, before the
X-ray began TO be used 10 visu-
aliZe the stomach. the analysis
of the gastric juice was about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

Skin is said to be indigenous to
Pittsburgh.
The fellow who won the
S250,000 staked a chap out Of
Pittsburgh to $500 and the
latter beat a celebrated Cleve-
land high-roller out of S130, 900
at skin.
The floating crap games Of
New York City have been re-
vived and a Boston guy won
100000 in them and promptly
lost $4,000 of it betting on
Beau Jack to lick Montgomery.
THESE items sound like the
l. underworld gossip of the
twenties.
/ mention them just to show
you the kind of cash that is
around again.
But it is the race track gam
bling that reflects the flood
better than anything else.
The public is gambling crazy
because II cannot buy much or
anything with money in these
flush war times.
After the war they will have
no money to buy with.
/ still maintain that since the
public is bound to gamble, it
would be more sensible for gov
eminent to acquire some of the
gambling money through a ma
tional lottery for the relief OF
families of service men or some
other useful purpose, than TO
leave it with the race track
operators and other purveyors
TO the greatest weakness of our
people.
Copyright. 1s43. by King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

MAYBE you have heard OF
w the wild days of the MD
twentieS in this country.
Maybe you have heard Of the
crazy spending. the furious guz-
zling Of bootleg booze, the high
gambling, the crime carnival
and all that.
Those who lived through that
period recall IT as something
like a goofy dream.
They have been reminiscing
of it for the last 10 years To
wide eyed youngsters, who
probably thought they were eX-
aggerating.
But it happened.
Oh, yes. it happened.
Spending and booze and gam
bling and murder and corrup-
ton, and all that.
NOV I would like to tell YOU
~ of another era quite similar
though of slightly higher ten
sion and slightly different
style yet touched by the same
fever.
l would like TO tell of the
real roaring forties' of this
nations history, which is the
present.
The days you are living now
will be recalled in the years 10
come as quite as fantastic in
every way and perhaps the
most prodigal period the United
States ever has known.
The spenders are pouring tor
rents of money into every night
club and barroom and into
every place of public entertain
ment that has a till
There never has been more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Hollywood
Knee Double

LIE NEVER gave loser and
H all his winners were long
shots.
That was the record OF an
English tipster who furnished
information 10 John Hawtrey.
brother OF Sir Charles Hawtrey,
the actor.
At Newmarket John Hawtrey
did a stranger a favor.
The man said
"My name IL Fellows, sir.
will send you some tips. III
send you anything IL will be
real good"
Two years passed before Eel
lows sent Hawtrey a tip: a horse
named Footstep which won at
u TO l.
Three years later Fellows
tipped Whitelock a winner at
33 10 l.
A year later the tip was Iso-
bar at 20 TO /.
Hawtrey won $4,000 on this
tip.
SIX years later the tip was
Sir Hugo 10 win the Derby,
which the horse did at the juicy
odds of "A 70 l.
After that Hawtrey never
heard from Fellows again.
All the tips came by mail
4 S TO the importance Of India
~ 10 the financial structure
Of CIR Britain Wins on
Churchill said in 1885
1.-TWO out of every 10 English
men depend on India"
A. s. M. Hutchinson made
S350,000 in Il months from his
book IF Winter Comes"
IF he made that much from
novel in 1943 and was a citizen
of the United States he would,
after, paying his taxes, have
about $4,000 left.
You may say of $4,000, That
amt hay" 1t isn't.
But a man doesn't write
novel like IF Winter Comes"
every year.
The beetle is the strongest
living thing in proportion to its
weight.
II can carry $50 times its
weight.
If l had the strength of a
beetle I could carry f63, 200
pounds.
Copyright. 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
DISTRIBUTED BY King Features synd.. In

gave the world THE Shooting
of Dan McGrew."
Every now and then some
pioneer Of the Klondike tells
reporters he was present at
the shooting Of Dan McGrew.
However, Mr.. Service states
the incident was imaginary.
zen. MONTGOMERY Of the
" British 9Th Army didn't
marry until he was 40.
When his first son was born
the general took up the study
of infant care.
After which he issued daily
orders as to how the health of
his son should be handled.
Add true stories: A British
submarine sank and couldn't be
raised by salvage crews.
The captain Of the submarine
finally said:
I'VE are at deaths door, men
Let us pray"
They started praying.
Then a sailor tainted and fell
against a gadget - the sub
marines jamm ed surface
mechanism.
The ship began to rise.
Six hours later it was in port
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
the Side

o roman. born first to believe US:
Yea, also born FIRST 10 forget;
Born FIRST to betray and deceive
as,
Yet first 10 repent aud regret!
Joaquin Miller,
feminine writer's would have
us believe that the male is the
deceitful sex.
THE records, however, indi-
cate the contrary is true
tFor every woman fooled by
n man in an affair of the heart
four men are deceived by
hard-hearted female.--E. V. D.
pEMEMBER d. w. Griffith's
IL super film Intolerance
During World War l the
Bolsheviks appropriated a copy
of that film, edited II according
10 their own ideas and used to
aid in stirring up the revolution.
The sense of rivalry Is much
more keen in women than in
men.
For example feminine client
writes:
al have a wonderful husband,
but how I wish I could beat him
at something even II it were
bowling"
Perhaps this client better
leave we'll enough alone.
Not hong ago California wife
seeking a divorce stated the
trouble at their house started
because her husband couldn {
take ii when she beat him at
golf.
TUDI BLACQUE. Hollywood
- ian. Said to have the most
beautiful knees in the film
colony.
She is a knee double for the
stars who haven't good looking
knees.
In Hollywood there are also
hand doubles, leg doubles and
voice doubles.
The hand doubles are most in
demand.
Ecu feminine film stars have
beautiful hands.
Jack Dorrance of the u. 6.
Army. Enjoys the income from
an inheritance of around $751;
100000.
That is his share Of a fortune
of $4,000, 900 all of which was
made from canned soup.
Robert w. Service, poet,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
March Of Events
by BENJAMIN DeCaSSeres

m<NOW-HOW' - That's the
IN soul. secret and strength
Of industrial America II IS this
know how on which the world
today depends IN be freed i
is our know-how that caused So
wet Russia 10 send for American
engineers 10 build her dams and
many Of her industries II is
our know-how that Japan tried
10 copy
II is our knoW-how that built
UP this colossus Of a nation IN
the shortest possible time on
record. II is our knOw-how that
gave US the highest level Of Nv
ing in all human history.
! II Is our know-hOw that drew
10 our shores millions Of persons
from abr6ad-many Of whom
have become very rich here. It
is our know-how that causes for
sgn induStrials who get stuck
TO say. Send for an American. ~
WE HAVE good reason 10
w brag. This IS the greatest
know how land IN the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Connolly Answers

la st. Paul, (b) Knights
Of st. John; Co since 1914.
2-Pius X. Benedict XIV, Plus
II, Plus XII.
3-Ca) Underground places of
refuge for carly Roman Chris
tianS; (b) Chinese officials; tC)
voting by the whole people on
a measure.
4-tal Northwestern Africa;
th) off coast OF Scotland, tc)
Chile
5-(a Cahcut, India, where
il was first made. tb) saints
days were marked on church
calendars in red; (c) lightning
war.
6-(a) 1876 pounds net; OBJ
1887 inches; (c) 4 inches
Copyright 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Gastric
Juice

the only stock in trade of the
stomach specialist
The specialist thrIved in those
palmy days.
But in the course OF time the
general practitioners and gem
-eral- surgeons d-nLLthere-
wasn't very much value in the
examination Of the stomach
contents.
THE stomach specialists were
prone TO say that when a
person had a great deal of acid
in his stomach contents. that
meant he had ulcer and that
when he had no acid at all, that
meant he had cancer.
But the surgeons soon found
that sometimes there were eases
Of cancer of the stomach with
plenty of acid and eases Of ulcer
with no acid at all and depen-
dence on the announcements
drawn from analysis Of the gas
trio Juice are taken very skep-
tically by the diagnostician to-
day.
One fluid Of the body which
has proved Of surprising value
in the diagnostic examination is
the cerebrospinal fluid.
This is a clear, waterly look
ing fluid which surrounds the
brain and spinal cord.
When these two are diseased.
they are likely 10 pour dregs
into the fluid, which can be de-
tected by chemical and micro
scopical examination and which
throw light on a great many
conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
by Damon RunyOn

drinking, or, as official reports
prove, more crime, more vice,
more delinquency among the
young.
THE bootleggers are back
i buying their booze at cell
ing prices from legitimate deal
ers and re-selling it at black
market prices as the liquor gets
scarcer every day and the public
appetite all the greater.
Automobile tires, meat and
restricted commodities of all
kinds are sources of revenue TO
the hooters, many of them
figures Of the days of the
twenties.
And as in those days, it is the
good citizens with larceny in
them who are supporting the
illegality.
The law has not yet made
even a small dent in the black
market
And killings among the black
marketeers quarreling over the
spoils are commencing to crop
up.
IN Hot SPRINGS, Ark, where
Il for generations the sports
of the land have gathered in the
springtime 10 rest and recuper-
ate, a well known gaInester
out of Omaha who was broke
a few months ago, recently won
S250.000 at low-ball and skin,
which are card games not
familiar to the general public
but popular among gamblers
hooking up against one another.
Low-ball is a form of poker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Street Has Had
III Other Names

hasn't a number Because its
former number was transferred
10 another building and the OBJ
durante owner refused TO accept
a new one.
Poverty-stricken Harlem con-
tainS some Of the towns most
valuable property,
The prison on Harris Island
has no cells.
THE La Conga doormaf>~ fJo-
Scph Kelsey was an Oper-
attic tenor at the Kings Theater,
Budapest He appeared IN early
films with Joan Crawford and
John Gilbert.
The Murray Hill Hotel, built
in the long ago, still preserves
the atmosphere in the lobby. A
jungle Of Victorian red piHSf1
The little dog that hangs
around a tailor shop at 53rd and
Sixth avenue. The pennies put
in his cup by people in the
neighborhood (who do II 70
amuse others) are taken 10 a
nearby vegetable store where
they are snapped for carrots.
Less than a third of the New
Workers live in Manhattan.
The beginning Of the Revolu-
tionary war is usually said 10
be the Boston .f'ra Party, hut
there was New York Tea
Party before that.
New York City was the first
capital OF the United States.
No visitor gGsped when he
looked up in 1900. There were
no skyscrapers.
THERE are many homes built
Il on stills right on the waters
edge at Westchester- Creek in
the Bronx.
A bit Of Europe-the coffee
shops at the foot Of Washington
street, patronized only by
Turks, Greeks, Arabs and Ru-
manians.
Chinatown. once the beat
rookie cops didn't relish--which
is more peaceful-thaH the
Broadway area-tfe scene now
anights of terrible brawiS be-
tween men in uniform.
The Prince Edward Hotel on
East 9th street, seldom men
toned in the news, with its
ariStocr8tic- manHer-full OF
lavender and old annulties.
The gas station sign:
I'VE Have No Gas. Be Glad
You Haven't GasmaSks, Too"
Nobody can explain why most
Of the lockers in the chorus
Of New York shows come from
Texas and Florida
Or why the people who
wouldn live in New York if YOU
gave it 10 them make up the
crowds that CongeSt the mid
town places and streets
Copyright ny DAILY Miuor Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Veteran Praises YOungsfer
Tregoskis, & Feet 6,
Top Correspondent
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

The most remarkable correspondent l have met is
Dick Tregasks Of International News Service This Harvard
boy is feet s, which a tall accent
He fought with the marines O Guadalcanal manned a
nose gun in Fortress and with Dooittle the Wasp
You will remember him in his college days when he anchor
man on the Olympic wading team
A jiggadier-brnde told Tregaskis absolutely
normal in defending himself against the foot Japanese
the Nps had captured Tregasks they would have stuck
allow wick his and used him for indirect illumination
The 1943 correspondent is combatant. So
Floyd Gibbons in 1918 when he lost eye in front line
wheat field. But up until then had correspondents
who war.
The most remarkable thing about the animated obelisk
Tregaskis is that he is straight a string.
But he doesn't and he must stick out Of slit trench like
the giraffe in the Ark Naturally being built the
general plan city plumbing, he does not offer much of
target sdewise.
His "Guadalcana Diary with the classics. Dick
has brought national average up
coRashL 1913,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
knOw-HOW' Proves
Soul of America

the jungle or anywhere else
except When they are domesti-
Gated and become the property
Of human being.
The lives of animals in the
jungle or in the open are a con-
slant defense against the on
Slaught Of other predatory living
things. who are on the hunt
for property-that IS, the body
OF the unwary animal which
serves 1t as food.
IF MY San Francisco reader
does not believe that per-
sonal property is of the very
essence Of life let him horn in
on beehive for the honey. The
property, sex. hunger and
amaSsing instinct are all one.
And while we are on the sub
leCt. here are some other ancient
and modern sayings about prop
erty:
He Who feeds the hen ought
10 have the egg. The
reason why men enter into
society IS the preservation Of
their property BY right
or wrong. lands and goods 90
10 the strong. Private
property Is az once the conSe-
quence and the basis of the
state AS long as | live
Ill spit in my own parlor.
The above quotations are
from Emerson, Henry Waiter
son. Irish and Danish proverbs
and the anarchist Bakunin.
You see, I do not play favorites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

is tho one at 19Oth. Carved out
Of a cliff.
Central Park was built as a
relief work project during the
1857 depression, m case YOU had
the idea that WpA was some
thing new
The reason the rails are
broken off at the TOP tarohnd
Bowling Green) is that when
soldiers tore down "A statue OF
George Ill. il fell on the fence
causing the damage that may
be seen today.
The city'S most shiyery spot:
The underground fsaSs9gepcttayt
that leads from the East River
20 the morgue.
Most fantastic legend Of
Chinatown That a half million
IN gOtd IS hidden IN Tho walls
If rho house AZ No = DoycrS
street - and although no gold
has ever been found there
the fable persists.
HAHHA, i.fi> A..z,-iSH.t y
vi Scrapers. On upper Tenth
avenue there is large farm
The finest water Of all Is IN
New York.
The dusty tablet on the build
ing al II Maiden Lane marks
the site Of a theater which was
George WaShinCton's faVorite
amusement spot
Several OF the lower east side
tenementS were built before the
Civil War
GrameTCY Park. SWanklcst IN
town, was once q swamp
4 tablet at 90 Pearl street
commentaries a fire that took
place there. is that something
10 honor?
The house at Saith and Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Quick Answers

Mai, Ruth Cheney Streeter.
2-Twenty-four hours.
3-Madame Roland.
4-Republic.
5-Maine, Verm ont, New
Hampshire Massachusetts, Con-
necticut, Rhode Island
s. Braille.
Z Arizona
Copyright 1913. o. Inns Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
On Broadway
I TITLE Things I Never Knew
II About the Big Town.

IIILE IhlnGS i Never Knew
II About the Big Town.
For some unknown reason
Williams street has had II other
Anames.
4 The chimes sounded by the
huge clock atop the Met Life
Insurance Bldg. is a measure
by Handel,
The underground paSSageWay
al the National Arts Club was
built by a politician 10 escape
process servers.
There are five stories beneath
the Hotel Commodore.
The house at z State street
was built in 1894.
It was tenanted by swells.
MacDougal Alley is still IN by
gas lamps as sentimental gas
ture. The gas company pro-
vides the illumination gratis.
The metal treadS in the side
walk leading 10 the Assn for
the Blind on 59th street guide
the sightless.
The glass mosaic atop the
Sixth avenue entrance 10 the
RCA edifice is an amazing work
of art. Made of a million bits
of glass IN $50 different shades
OF color
The whackicst bit Of geo
praphy finds ", Fourth street
and W. Eleventh street on the
same corner.
THE Marble Cemetery on Sec
i ond avenue hasn't any
tombStones.
Broadway Alley not far from
the worlds most famous street,
is neighborhood where tene-
ment dwellers 20 10 hang their
wash.
The worlds smallest bit Of
real estate is NJ Seventh ave-
nue. and Christopher street. II
measures about two feet and
slab on IL reads
Property Of the Hess Estate
Which has never been dedicated
Nor public purposes.
There n heti-e--eF4- Pearl
street buift with the stairway
on the outside.
The reason Broadway bends
al 18th street is that when
The Main Stem was extended.
the farm owner there refused
10 permit road 10 be cut
through his property
The hanson cab Is named
after Joseph AloySiuS Hanson,
London architect who IN
vented It.
TVIE caves in Inwood Hill
L Park in winch Indians once
lived arc now choice hIdcaways
for lovers.
One Of the towns few black
smith shops is located in the
shadow OF Swankv Murray Hill
Most unusual subway station
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
1HI'HE instinct of ownership il
fundamental In mans ma

ture. "-Wilham James.
a San Francisco reader"
objoCting 20 my assertion that
The property instinct was I'M
bcdded in the nature Of all Nv
ing things, like sex and hunger,
says: II animals had the prop
rCty instinct You alleCe they
wouldn't be- living a Carefree,
Jungle existence
I'd like 10 take a peek at
animal, bird or insect that u.s.
living a "Carefrec' existence IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

The worlds smallest bit Of
real estate is ut Seventh ave
nue. and Christopher street II
measures about two feet, and a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

Actually, the Slick 2.Cupper ca, give
You far MORE cups per pound than
shown above up TO thrice as many a
from coffee brewed the ordinary way
For the finer the grind the more rich
moss, body. and flavor YOU can extract
from every gIain-and the filter pad in
the 2-Cupper permits you TO use the
finest grind there is!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
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