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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Some Pop
Drinks Face Lotion, Ionic
in USO; Passes 9ut

John Kufel, ~. of 1921 Bliss,
who thought the face lotion and
hair tonic used by the soldiers in
the rest room at the downtown
USO was pop" today had his
choice of a SIS fine or 80 days in
Jail.
Patrolman Vincent Kelly told
Recorders Court Judge Brennan
that he found Kufel "out" on the
floor in the restroom with the
empty lotion bottles around him
Kufei was taken to Receiving Hos
pital on a estretcher.
Brennan listened patiently tc
Kufefs pop explanation anc
then passed sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Save Pins. Or Pants
On Junior May Drop

things OF the past. but there are
excellent cotton substitutes. Baby
bands, too are rationed three 10
each customer. They're IN the
same class with diapers
Mothers do not have 10 worry.
The bands too. are coming IN
every week The supply will
meet the increasing supply Of
babies, the merchants insist.
So. If you're shopping for
Junior. don't be discouraged. Just
keep on trying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

There trouble brewing To-
day along DeiroitS 1--WE row. where
iakc boxes have replaced orches-
tras in three Woodward avepde
dime-a-dsnCe parlors.
The Detroit Federation Of Mu-
SicidnS is complaining because
are beinG@fQrced out Of
Jobs by canned music"
GIRLS BACK MUSICIANS
The girls who brave sCuffed
cuffs, Scuffed toes and fallen
arches for the sake OF their terp-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Skeleton Boy
Reported Saved
ByKo(h Remedy
By DOROTHY WILLIAMS

A 3l2-year-old boy who was re-
duced ito almost A skeleton" and
who was so weak he &C ould
scarcely lift his hands is alive
today because Of Koch remedies.
according to a Florida physician.
The case was cited in a depo-
iSition given by DIR. l.. L. Andrews
of Miami, who said he turned to
X o c h > s glyoXylide when other
indications failed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
II Bail Out as Bomber Lands

BRIGHAM CITY, Utah March
is lINSJ-tleNcn army DIerS
parachuted Yesterday when their
four-motored bomber encountered
trouble. hut the pilot Brought the
plane down In crash landing
The plane was damaged slightly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Meat Shortage Help
Fails 10 Impress ADP

BERKELEY. Cal, March Is
GNS1 The Alpha Delta ri girls
are pretty select about whom
they admit to their group. That's
why they were at a loss today
10 explain how a horse got into
their sorority house at the Uni
verSity Of California.
Hearing a noise IN the living
room. they paid little attention,
thinking perhaps one Of the girls
was practiCing a tap dance rou-
tine. II was a girl" all right--a
bay mare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
DEPOSITION READ


Defense attorneys read DR.. An
drews testimony into the record
at the federal trial Of Dr.. William
F. Koch and his brother, Louis,
charged with miSlabeling tn eir|
products.
The account Of the boys recov-
cry was introduced 10 substantiate
the claim that Koch products COM
bat infections, as we'll as cancer
and allergies.
DIR. Andrews stated -that-the
child was near death from a kid
ney infection. complicated by dou-
bic pneumonia, when he admins
'istered the Koch preparation.
81 told the child's mother I
thought he was going to die"
DIR Andrews said. He was al
most a skeleton. His skin was
hard. dry and tough. He was so
weak that he could barely turn
himself over or lift his hands,"
81 wrote DIR. Koch and within
few days I received the gly-
Oxylide and gave II to the child"
SENSES IMPROVEMENT
DR.. Andrews said that "a hours
Ilater as he entered the sickroomI
he sensed an Improvement in the
lchild's condition and from then on
the improvement continued.
The child now is strong and
vigorous" with no i'll effects from
his sickness, although this might
be expected following such a se-I
we're case OF pneumonia, according
TO the physician.
II think his recovery was due
to giyoyyiide," DR.. Andre
said. THAT il the only thing
which could account for IL, bar
ring the good care he got.''
Koch's product also was credited
with restoring to health. Judge
Frank II. Lowe, municipal jurist
of Glendale. Cal. who was suffer-
ling from abdominal pains and
burning.
Only witness of the day to take
the stand in person was machinist
Earl Lovelace, SIS Field. who re-
,Iported Koch's products cured him
l,of a foot infection when other
treatments failed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
BANDS IN DIAPER CLASS

Sometimes supplies arc low, but
shipments are arriving each day
IL means mother will have 10 keep
up on her washing
Atwood baby blankets are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Woman Killed,
4 Persons Hurt
By Gale Here

One woman was dead today and
four other persons injured in De-
troit as a clustering March storm
ripped the state from end 10 end,
causing damage estimated in the
hundreds Of thousands of dollars.
Winds which AT times screamed
in gusts of 90 miles an hour
topplod a cornice fIom a two-Story
brick building al 1915 Hastings,
burying in shower of bricks
three women on tho sidewalk be-
low. killing one and severely IN
juring the other TWO.
CONDITION OF . SERIOUS
Mrs. EStclle Grimes, 45, Of 936
T.. Ferry, was dead on admlttance
10 Receiving Hospital.
Also in Receiving Hospital with
possible fractured skulls were
Mrs. lillian Ice, 81, and Mrs.
Helen Watson -. both of 9l4
FarnSworth Their condition was
such that they could not give the
name of their dead companion.
Also in Receiving Hospital was
Earl Reeves 81, of 1927 r.. Grand
Blvd. who was burned severely on
the right hand when a blown down
wire he was attempting TO repair
in front Of 6645 r. Garfield came
I'm contact with a 4 900 volt wire.
Reeves, who may lose "A thumb,
said he was attempting 10 fix the
WIRE because he feared someone
would be burned
1--WE been handling high volt
age wires for 20 years" hc-Sald.
81 guess I got a little careless
FATHER or CHILDREN
T.. lie was 10 have left for new
Job in Cleveland today He IS mar
RED and has two children
a sign blew ftuttrt IN front of
124 Macomb. slightly inluring
, Gustave EconomuS so OF 600
-MaeeH4b- II ie-pr4s- treated n Re
ceivIRg Hospital foi cuts and re-
leased
The Wind injected humorous
note near Capital Park when II
picked up 800 boxes Of ladies
spring hats from 4 delivery truck
and sent them sWirlIng into the
street
While the-Ae4+A-af-l4 -tF-f+4A
frantiCallY 10 round up The Easier
finery.- seXcLal women cIe-oh=
served grabbing ~ ifkrly looking
bonnctS and Sluiling them INTO
their purses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
RATIoNING DIAPERS

Babys diapers are now on the
ration list but not officially.
Merchants are doing their own
irationing 10 see that everybody
has a supply. The rule Is three
dozen 10 each eNpectant mother.
II twins come along, they'll up
the ante.
Buyers around town report that
supplies are coming in and would
be adequate If frantic mothers
didn't insist they had to have SIX
dozen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
TaXi-DancerS Join
Musicians as FDicketS

art are lining up-wfttr
the musicians on general prin-
eiples."
Last night - girls at-the Tree
Dancing Studios. 400 Woodward
ioined the discharged musicians in
a picket line but soon returned to
their Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
ADVENTURE!
wild ElEPHANI RnUND. up

One white man and tV eoy ma.
uyeS armed with ropes ldssO
savage Wild African elephants.
Brains against brute forCel
ilaIrbreadth ESCAPES Thfill 20
It-in your own hUmc'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

10 YOU OWN A PROTECTOR? Then en-
JOY its use -. throughout the year -.
with Castle home movies. Here are
thrills, delight, fun, education lasting
pleasure Here is living history! Sports
spellbnders Adventure! TraveE Old
time movies, Hilarious fun Cartoons
Castle Films brings you professionally
made home movies for less than tbe cost
Of mnexboSed film! Over % thrill-packed
movies from which TO choose Accept no
substitutes for Castle Films! Call or write
YOUR photo dealer today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
COP Confident
OF Gaining4New
Congress Seats

WASHINGTON Dec 81 INS)
Fecp. Gturfrv A iigiiccS Of In
diana. chairman of The Republican
Congressional Campaign Commit
tee, predicted today that the COP
viii win four OF the five vacant
seats in the House IN forthcoming
special elections.
If Hallecks prediction proves
correct, tine already sim Demo-
cratic majority viii be reduced 10
a mere threc-yotc margin and any
future vacancies on the Demo-
cratic side might make COP con-
troll of the House possible before
the end of President poosevelts
third term.
The membership of the House
now stands Democrats. 2fS. Re-
publcans, 208 minority parucS->f
vacancies, . tOtaI-45O. -
The vacant seat, Wprr held by.
J. William Dittcr-~fl OF PcnnSyl-
vania, ldccess~rI) Henry b. Stea-
gall LDl Of Alabama. tdeceasedl.
LawrpnCe Lewis tDt Of Colorado
LdcCeased); James !. McGrauery
Cd of Pennsylvania and Jack
Nichols ID OF Oklahoma, ire
signed
Election Of a Republican 10 sue.
coed Dlttcr and a Democrat tc
succeed StcaEall is conceded as
certain by both parties
The Contests hinge 1hn-Sea1S
form UTtty hctd ny Lewis, Nc
Grancry and Nichols.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
THRiLLSI
CLYDE BEATTTs ANIMAL THRILLS"

The most exciting home movie
ever made, See Beatty 10 the
ring with snarling Jungle cats,
" atch them coldly CALCULATING
how 10 destroy him Watch
mind WIN over muscle. A chill
a second A truly outstanding
movie for showing 70 any au-
dience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
100 Nazi Trains Blasted

NEW YORK. Dec y ms
Al least 100 German trains were
declared yesterday 10 haYe been
put out of action by French
fighter plots on the Russian front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
SPORTS!

A thrill-paoked picture OF "a.
nous track men in action Pole
vault High hurdles. Shot put.
Javelint> Discus. Broad lump.
High lump BrearNtaking
races Slow motion shots add
TO your enjoyment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

Please cooperate,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

The only complete and authentic home
movie record of the entire year A blazing
record OF war ON land. sea. and IN the air'
LIVING hiGory--hImed as i, happened All
this in 0Bc hlm'
+ mAeARrHUR's SMASHING oFTENSlVtl
r BOMBS BLAST GERMANY
4 FRENCH ScuITIE OWN FLttIi
4 BATHING The U-BoATSi
= BATTLE FOR HAITl
4 RusSlAs MIGHT AsTouNps WORLD
\ NoRMANplE RAlSEDl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
OWN AND SHOW
THREE LITTLE BRUINS"

The story of three little live bears lost in the woods.
They other woodland oreatures-baby foxes rae.
room, an owl skunk. You'll love IT, You'll be amazed
by il, And 50 will the kids!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27
TRAvEIl
"GlAClER NATloNAL PARK'

lake pack trip through one
of nature 5 greatest wonder.
lands The outdoors oomts IN
doors 90 give YOU lasting enIoy-
ment les one OF many superb
travel films offered by Castle
ILLms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

Buy War savings stamps the
convenient way. order them
delivered 20 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-27

Catholic Women at DO Parsons sunday evenlngThen
the league held its second annNersa party forfhe men,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07


and happiness. wen carry on,
doing our best, with Gods help.
MAY y 70 JUNE Fl
4 en- IN i-- Encouraging day.
Romance, domesticitg, outdoor
sports, all wholesome recreation
are top favorites. Work and
business transactions sponsored.
JUNE % TO July %
Cmccr - Slightly less stimu-
lating than yesterday. BE guided
in your actions and speed by
what IS required Of you. Don't
worry or strain. Nou'll accom-
plish more by remaining serene.
During free time, enjoy a
healthy relaxation.
July p TO AUG. %
Ieo-Excellent for naval, air
and military interests. Mars in
bcneficient aspect "a v-or 5 the
United Nations progress.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 23
Virgo - Money transactions,
meeting bills, taxes, preferred.
This day is promising for naval
and maritime interests, our
armed forces in general, and for
all sound undertakings.
SEPT. 2L TO OCT. 28
Librd- Don't worry about
finances. for to d ay anyway.
Enjoy the many interests and
great activity that abound. Help
in the entertainment for our
service men and women and if
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07
MARCH 81 10 APRIL 20

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
Arjcs-Auspicious indeed for
personal interests, usual week
end Activities or war work per
mitsl and romance Less favor
able for finances, quick profits.
APRIL ~ TO MAY %
TuWHS-Some restrictions in
what you'd like TO do perhaps
bat this should not spoil your
day. We are all more or less
under conStraint and so long as
10 rs for our ultimate security
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

airplanes, trucks and all other
implements needed for our war
effort.
A CHILD born on this day:
A bright, likable somebody, big
of heart and mind, inclined TO
be egotistical at times, perhaps.
but never petty or nursing
but never petty.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

sides work. wholesome enter
tainment, outdoor activities, ar
tistic professions.
NOV. % TO DEC. 22
SGgittdrias-Nery similar in
dications exist for you now as
for Scorpio and their advice also
obtains for you. Should be a
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

you are one of them, take the
right advantage Of good things.
OCT. % TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Extravagance, vast
ing time that should be spent at
duties taboo. Otherwise today
is favorable and sanctions, be-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

pleasant, fruitful day II you
don't go TO extremes or worry
needlessly.
DEC. eS TO JAN. 2I
Capricorn - + m p oyment,
farming, trading, all industrial
and government matters are on
today's preferred list.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07
JAN. ss TO FEB. 20

Aqudrius-Better days imme-
diately ahead, so proceed SEN
sibly today.
FEB. 2I TO MARCH 30
Pisces-Stars benefc for your
interests and all sound matters.
Excellent day for building ships,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07
pCIVU-BeIIevIIle. Mich.

pnnTu-East jefferson, ParkView LIE. 46Sl
UUVln open 6:15. Cool. Alice Faye.
John Payne "HELLO, FRISCO, HELLO"
Plus SHADOW OF DOUBT" with
Teresa Wright, Joseph Gotten. Latest Nws.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

Look m the Section ID Which Your Birthday Comes and Find What
Iol- Outlook Is According 1o the Shys
or SATURDAY. Aug.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07
me- TIIYC-sS55 Kerche,aI

DL LOhL Special Kiddie Matinee Satur-
day. 3 Cartoons. Chapters 1 and of
"Secret Service In Darkest Africa"
Plus our TWO Regular Features.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

AMSTERDAM-I2ass Cd. River, mt BIrwood
hilO lLhDhNl open 6:15. Air-Cooled.
Cartoon. Rita Hayworth, my GAL SAL.
IN Technicolor Also the Rout of Romme
in "DESERT VICTORY"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07
" TO-DAY AT "a! yoyR s=!4ss2R EAYoRI7E MOVIE "
zN BONDS AND STAMPS SOLD M Any OF These ItEAIERs

RncEnAI r-Iisso Woodward TO. s-Oi2s
hVoLDhLh Park Free. Doors Open 6:45
Alice Faye. "HELLO, FRISCO, HEIIyO. 9"
Joseph Gotten, SHADOW or A DOUBT
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

p0IHC--l4 HAitiner Ave. Free Parking y
hVouL Gala Midnight Show Saturday
Come as Late as p. M, See Regular
Show Plus Sundays Two Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07

MI open 3. Bargain Hour 10 q. Cooled
lu Color, REAP TIN WILD WIND, /"
/ FAICON sTRIkEs BACK." with Tom
Conway Extra: Two Featurettes.
ADAMS-Adams at Grand Circus Park 4
and Gloria Jean in MIR. BIC"
Plus TWO TICKETS TO LONDON"
LDWJPAI Mack at ~. Jean LIE. 9ls5 4
hDNlihhL open 8 Cooled by Rfrgn.
"RHlTHM or THE ISLANDS" Plus
TOMBSTONE" the Town Too Tough 20
pie. Special Kiddie Matinee saturday
AInEN--Ford Rd. Chase. Dearborn
hLOLN Open 6:l5. Air Cooled. Roy
Rogers in king OF THE COWBOYS &"
Plus PRISON MUTINi," Edw. Norris,
NCEP-E. Warren at Outer DIR. Nj. 1928 s,
hLuLh Cooled. open 6;l5. Last show
9.15. Alice Faye. John Payne. "HELLO
FRISCO, HELLO" Plus SHADOW OF
DOUBT" Starring Teresa Wright
AIHAMRRA-st2s Woodward MA. o2sl
Han WHITE SAVAGE" Plus "MOON
II DOWN" Disney's "Olympic Champ" Z"
ALLEN PARKshneIaA4s% S1an sss Rs d.. AT isIs
"REDHEAD FROM MANHATTAN" cart.
News. Sat. Mat 'NinsiOw of est. Guard >
|AI0MA-i5OOi Charievoix IT.. 2-26l5 4
hLUIih open 6:i5. Alice Faye. John
Payne IN .'HEILO. FRISCO, AEIIO. +"
SHADOW or DOUBT Teresa Wright.
Al UIN--lSSOI Grand River, mr.. Schaefer
hLfN Thrills. Mystery Horror in
THE GHOST AND THE GUEST" Plus
TERROR HOUSE" Open 6:45 p. NJ.
AMBASSADORi1cios co", John '@oR R. $40 To' stsSe 1r
Gertrude Michael in "BEHIND PRISON
WALLS" Also FLYING WITH MUSIC"
lAMSTERDAM-lsRSs Cd River at Birwood
Cartoon. Rita Hayworth, my GAL SAL.
| In Techncolor. Also the Rout OF Rommel
in DESERT VICTORY"
ANNCY-Grand River ut Joy Road =
hi'l'Lh Gal-Orious Jnx Falkenburg.
Joan Davis "2 SENORITAS FROM chi
CAGO." Plus "NORTHNEST RANGERS" ="
with Patricia Dane and James Craig.
ApnI In--Ciay at Richmond 4
NJ ULLU Open 5. Cool and Comfort able.
| Dick Foran. Joan Davis, HE'S MY GUY
l"CHENENNE ROUNDUP" J. NJ. Brown,
IAprADE-HaStings at Vernon Highway 4
hnOhDL Open All Night Henry
Fonda, THE IMMORTAL sERGEA Mt 4"
THE GORILLA MAN" with John Loder.
ARCADIA 'Newl-elS7 Grstiot st,.af rL' 1873 1873
Wayne "SHEPHERD or THE HILLS"
Commando Thrills, THE AVENGERS" "
ACTnp-s652 Twelfth street
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-07
ry-Grand River 1T low Road

ApnI I0--Clay at Richmond 4
NJ ULLU Open 5. Cool and Comfort able.
| Dick Foran. Joan Davis, HE'S MY GUY
l"CHENENNE ROI NDtP," j. NJ. Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
MAJOR DE SEVERSKY

VHE sudden appearance, some
Il months ago, of the German
aerial rocket torpedo was a
costly and most annoying sur
prise to our side in the Battle
of Germany. We took serious
losses and were obliged to i'm
provise new tactics to meet the
situation. But by this time there
is an unfortunate tendency,
evident in recen-dispatches
from Europe, to belittle and
even to ridicule the Nazi innova-
ton.
Because the rockets are car
-ried under the wings of the
plane, they increase drag, cut
down speed. and hinder the
maneuverability of the craft.
This puts them at a disadvan-
tage against American fighter
planes. Besides having reduced
performance by the cumbersome
addition of the rocket tubes, one
dispatch indicates, the Germans
are reported to be using obsolete
types of planes for the purpose.
1t would be extremely unwise,
the writer believes, if, after al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

of drag or air resistance of the
plane. In the first navy torpedo
planes, similarly, the torpedo
was suspended beneath the
fuselage. Today, all the new
torpedo planes, such as the
Grammar Avenger, house the
torpedo inside the fuselage.
The Germans are suspending
the aerial torpedo u n d r the
wings because this enabled them
to get the full benefit of the
surprise element without extern
sive modification of their planes.
Secondly. it has given them the
opportunity to learn all the tao
teal lessons in the use of this
new weapon before they UNDER
take radical and permanent
changes in the structure of their
planes.
NOW we must assume that
~ they will redesign their
planes to house the aerial tor
pedo inside the structure. Since
the torpedo tubes are of simple
construction, it will be possible
not only to carry them inside
the s-thus eliminating
drag-but to utilize them as an
integral part of the plane, at
no cost in additional weight.
In discoun ting the new
weapon because of its tempo
rary difficulties, we are repeat
ing a mistake made all too
frequently since the start of the
war. Instead of admitting mis-
takes and oversights,. we have
been inclined to explain them
away and, on occasion, even to
make a virtue of our inferiority.
That is about the worst possible
policy if we are to overcome
errors and out-plan the enemy.
Apparently we are going
through the same cycle with re-
gard TO the Nazis aerial rocket
torpedo. Obviously, we were
NobSiAS ulidW OIL Z dllQ uIlDIt-
pared. despite the fact that the
principles of the weapon had
been public property for a quar-
ter of century. Instead OF
frankly acknowledging this and
acting theoretically to remedy
the picture, there is this ten
dency to belittle the weapon.
The fact that we left it to Ger
many to make the initial devol-
opment. is one more reason why
we should not underestimate
the further refinement and
growth of this new and power
full weapon.
Next column will appear
Wednesday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
One Word Led TO Another
BY ARTHUR BUGS BAER-

Code DuelIo--Coffee and Pistols at 20 PAGES
I've been reading commando tactics about ham
burgerng total strangers. They leave limp wet
wash.
The commando throws pepper in your eyes and then
sticks knife in your stomach. The commando is the
author of that traveogue Through the Almentary
Canal with Gun and Camera"
The fercest of the commands carry salt and season
to taste
I'm tough cookie the telephone. In hand-to-hand
combat prefer the Code Dueo You slap your opponent
lightly across the mush with a vacant glove
He clicks his heels together and you repeat the
down castanets. Just couple Of heels clicking
Then he hands you his card. You take it with bow
and remark, Wholesale retail?
That's another insult His second around to
see your second second is best who hasn't got
any weddings that morning.
The seconds agree that it will be coffee and pistols
for two the next dawn. You take the pistols Why
should duel to the death give you the coffee habit?
You stand 20 PAGES apart. Now there are different
sizes of PAGES In the Code Dueo myself prefer those
made by a scared kangaroo.
The referee shouts Fire" So you try 70 beat your
neighbor to the exit You have savaged your honor in
microscopic sort of way. Your opponent has been
frightened into satisfaction.
Both you and your opponent click their heels and
depart formal diagonal. His card goes into your
Museum of Battle Flags in the alphabetical index
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
THE BRIGHTER SIDE
BY DAMON RUNYON-

one Of my readers suggests I
" tell the newspaper editors
of the United States they ought
10 ban the use Of the term Nazis
in war news and headlines and
substitute the word Germans.
He argues that Nazis is but
sort Of nickname for Hitler's
political party, the National
Socialist. just as New Deal is a
nickname for the major wing
of the Democratic Party in this
country, and that il IS as IN
congruous 10 refer 10 the Ger
man army as NaZis as il would
be 10 call our New Dealers or
even soldiers Republicans or
Democrats. or the British Con-
servatiVeS or Liberals.
He says not all Germans are
NaZis, and that calling them
Germans in the newspapers
would not only be absolutely
correct. but might tend TO dis
sipate any impression we are
fighting the German people and
not just one comparatively
small group OF them.
This reader happens to be a
newspaperman and therefore it
is not difficult for him TO trace
the origin OF the general news
paper custom in the United