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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
One Word Led 10 Another
Tor combat
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER


I'm not getting all gummed up about the younger
generation getting all woogied up on the Jukeberries
rye seen Tot Of these younger generations 90 hay
wire for few and then straighen out like wet
bangs
don't know how the juke boxes got their name, un
less they launched in honor of the famous Jukes
sisters, crca 1880 who the3progenitors Of tribe
of screwballs, thumb twidders and string
They moved to Ohio from New York state and raised
brood Of halfwits in quarter sizes The name is i'm
position the young folks Of today.
The last time worried about the younger generation
was 40 years ago when / of them I'm too busy
today to worry about lot of epeptc younkers kicking
in a conga line that isn't going my way.
Even the swooning and the grooming only
temporary Hamlet said it, ITO be Sinatra be, that is
the question.
frankie isn't bad little fellow and his voice isn't
bad, strained through mike l think it could be i'm
proved by running through three layers of cheesecloh
MASKING it through collander and draining off through
cane bottomed chair.
But if the younger generation of the Rudy Vaee and
Bng Crosby eras saw the era of their Ways why Get all
pcrpleXed and agtated?
This 1914 group of kids is the one that will be pay
ing the taxes of 1860 until exhausted If they want to
stampede in the aisles and whoop up the broadcast
studies In for il.
copyrgm 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
II. ". DURLING

the river 70 Windsor, Ont. and
return with several pounds OF
fine steak A fluid that will
absolutely keep the mosquitoes
al a distance has been developed
by United States scientists and
is used by our troops in the
tropics. viii be available 20
The general public after the war.
While the odor is Objectionable
10 mosquitoes II smells sweet 10
humans, having an effect similar
20 perfume
NOW take the most recent
= ' event in your family. How
soon after the birth of that
wonderful son or marvellous
daughter was the mother up
and about doing her work or
engaging in activities as usual ?
Mrs. Helen Robar Of Owings
Mills, Md, seems 10 hold the
world record in this respect.
Mrs. Robar, a war plant worker,
left her job at $50 in the morn
ing, went home and gave birth
TO her eighth child and reported
back 10 work on the midnight
shift.
This remarkable mother is ;
feet 9 inches tall and weighs
10 pounds.
Copyright. 1884 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
THESE DAYS
BY GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY-

THE Friendly Sons of Ireland,
l. like the descendants of all
o I h er immigrants, including
those who had come on the May
flower, are naturally more con-
cerned with the land of their
birth than the land of their an
ceStry.
Few mericans, Irish or
otherwise, understand a word OF
De Valera's Gaelic. and fewer
still -waht to f4ake-their ffomes-
in the villages whence their
forebears came.
But that has nothing 10 do
with the argument that mans
heart bleeds for the people of his
own blood a little faster, a little
more anxiously than it does for
other human beings.
Apparently, there has been
stubbornness in this Irish situa-
ton, but we do not know
whether the stubbornness has
been Irish, British or American
because no one has told us.
We only know the peril ex-
lists that some day an American
force containing boys of Irish
descent may be sent into Ireland
TO take over. That ought not to
happen if reason can prevent il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

You hare learned
To relish a iore-s0pa
Like r0bin-rcdbrc1st.
Shakespeare.
The robin has quite a repu-
tatlon a. singer Of love songs.
However, 1 have heen told a
Carolina wren does much better.
This versatile bird can sing
eight different songs when adj
vertising for mate. How many
different songs can a canary
sing? l wouldn't know. never
owned one. However, under
stand II II the male canary that
Sings.l
WHAT is making n so tough
w for the United Nations 10
knock the Nazis out of the war
is the decentralization of Ger
man war industry. Some people
credit this decentralization 10
the alleged German genius for
efficiency FactsiS. Nazl Gen.
Heinrich Mayer, responsible for
the decentralization, stole his
idea from d plan originated j.
years ago by the late Gen, Billy
Mitchell of the L. S. Army
liver try vitamin 81 cock
II tail? Neither have I. In case
you don't know, this cocktail is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

Postal and Western Union,
worried that the telegram
(more than ever before) is be-
coming a symbol Of bad news.
arc readying vast good will
program 10 offset IL.
TYf.FFs TALBOT is getting
IL used to civilian life with
Judy Cook Vaughn Paul,
thc ex of Deanna Durbin is
trying TO make JOY Barlow his
next.
Billy Grey and Sylvia Froos
are froosing at the mouth 4.
But so IRE Allan Kenward
tauthor of Cry Havoc" and
Phyllis Baxter. the starlet &.
Draft boards will honor mari
time service ratings for only six
months. In short, they will in
duct men already in uniform.
Here's switch Mitchell Ayres.
the band leader, is an inductee.
All his men are i-Fs They
are asking 100000 from inter-
ested studios jtiSt- for the Under
Cover title frankie Carries
six weeks old band will get
$500 AT the Capitol, A record ?
Blind pianist Art Tatum Will
get a C per week az the
Yacht Club starting MAY 20
The Humphrey Bogarts arc gun
ming for alleged friends who are
trying 20 divide them The
Sam Macees of Galveston again
expect tWinfantS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
BETTER HEALTH
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

Show up by the ninth or tenth
or even eleventh month don't
worry yourself TO death; such
hardness mas no sinister =impli-
cations.
AT one year there are usually
three or four pair of teeth, at
is months six pairs. at two
years eight pairs, and at two
and half years 10 pairs which
are all the temporary teeth the
baby IS going 10 get.
The temporary teeth demand
care from a dentist just as the
permanent teeth do.
The first permanent teeth 20
come IN arc the molarS, the
grinders. in tho back part of
the Jaw, behind the temporary
teeth They come in al the age
Of six or seven years, and don't
think they arc some more
temporary teeth and neglect
them.
They arc most important for
the architecture Of the jaw and
need regular early attention
from the dentist.
The permanent central in
cisors come in soon after the
lateral inciSorS at seven 30 nine
years the bICuSpids az 10 10
> years and the others % 10
II years (eXccpt the famous
and Unnamed wisdom teeth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

while. are bewildered, and are
even becoming down hearted
over the success Of World War
II
I'VE NEED firm principle by
w which our own actions, and
the actions of other nations
whom we wish to have triumph
with us. shall be unsparingly
judged.
The only adequate principle
is JUSTICE. Justice is wholly
different thing from GENER-
OSITY, by which our own gov
eminent is still seeking to Gre
ate friendships, and even TO
appease. The American people
are very generous people. But
not always have we been ready
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

WHAT. we must ask, can be
w the maximum demand of
the Irish Free State for partici-
patton in this war on the side of
the Allies?
Ireland is today neutral but
there is no objective neutrality
in this war on the very practi-
cal grounds that whoever is not
for us is against US.
What would influence Ireland
to come ~in7
My guess Is that Ireland
wants the northern counties of
her island-the counties that re-
main part of Great Britain.
And the British refuse to give
them up.
This is a problem that in
wolves race, religion, language,
history and tradition and CEN
turtles of bleodshed, injustice,
misunderstanding and ill-will.
No one can settle it by felici-
tous speech.
RUT something can and ought
~ TO be done about il and I
should like to make an imprac-
teal suggestion which may be
of value now that all practical
ones have failed.
Why not leave IL 10 the people
Of the northern counties of Ire
land to decide for themselves
where they want to go, to Dub
lin or to London?
Why not hold a good, old
fashioned plebiscite? We mouth
the wore, democracy ad naH-
seum-why not try it once?
The agreement for such a
plebiscite ought 10 be publicly
negotiated, perhaps with the
United States as a witness. To
make il honest. why not make
the members of the United
States Supreme Court the COM
missioners of the plebiscite
The British might fear the
impartinality of Mr.. Justice
Frank Murphy and the Irish Of
Mr.. Justice Felix Frankfurter.
but they would even out in the
long run.
Copyright, 1914, by KIns Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
The BRIGHTER SIDE
BY DAMON RUNY0N

I NOT only think that the vot-
ing &c in this nation should
commence a. rs. but that The
ago nj nl4rihlll.x far thn- prnAt-
dcnCV az The United States. now
- should be lowered think
u should be- not more than p
And while VIC are about II. wc
might lower tho age eligibility
for ( ). senator now 30 20 u.
You may say that b, most inn
probable that any person OF -
would ever be elected president
/ agree The reputation acquired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
THE WORLD REVIEW
BY NAL GEN DAVID PRESCOTT BARROWS

OUR news commentators have
~ suddenly discovered a very
important fact. which really
has been apparent for many
months of this war.
The fact is this: While the
American army and navy are
doing their work seriously and
well and have developed
battle strategy that begins TO
show signs of success, the ad-
ministration has developed no
foreign policy to accompany
this war, TO assure US salts
factory polite a conditions
when our enemies succumb.
They tell us that the Atlantic
Charter has already gone the
way of "the grass that per-
isheth." Prime Minister
Churchill has stated that while
this initial agreement, when
announced, proclaimed the in
dependence and integrity Of
ALL states, it does not apply
10 enemy states.
And what is more serious. IL
seems unlikely 10 be applied TO
various other states as well.
COVIET RUSSIA is creating
- concern at Washington and
Westminster because, while adj
mitted TO Allied cooperation in
the Mediterranean, Moscow is
taking actions that are unilat-
eral, without even official
announcement of intention
Russia seems determined that
the future of middle and east
ern Europe, and of the Balkans,
is TO be settled by that country
alone, and that Great Britain
and the United States must
follow a hands of" policy.
Even the unconditional sur
render" principle. announced at
-GaSabianea, is not being fol-
lowed by Russia, which has al
ready created a German group
with strong pro-Russian Synpa-
thies. 10 which the promise has
been given that Germany Will
be reorganized on the basis of
a new order worked out under
Russian guidance and supported
by Russian power.
The American people, mean
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
ON THE SIDE

made from the juice Of canned
asparagus green beans. lima
beans and peas. Black mar
ket Nylpn stockings are made
from material intended for and
Illegally diverted from military
use. Women buying black mar
ket Nylons should keep this in
mind a buyer In a black mar
kct is as bad as "A seller. Both
are traitors and heels and are
impeding the war effort.
DOLLY DAWN. Chantcusc
~ from Chicago She intro
ducod that touching torch song
titled The Meanest Thing You
Ever Did Was Kiss Me d.
Fred Purncr. counsel of public
relations for Washington Park
and Arlington race tracks. was
formerly associated with Or
Charles Strub, eX-pooh bah OF
the Santa Anita race track. Dr.
Shrub recently bought into the
san Francisco baseball club. 1
think the good doctor believes
the city by the Golden Gate is
in line for a major league fran
chlsc after the war.
CANADA has no meat ration
" ing However, ! have not
heard whether a Detroit house
wife can take a short ride over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

ROOSEVELT intimateS still
IL insist the rumors about Col.
Elliott RooSevelts next being
Winston Churchill'S daughter
Mary are uniOundcd and that
Elliott never even met her"
80 The fact is Elliott's favorile
person - WAC capita
Cap, Clark Gable won't boz
inactivatcd, after all His next
assignment will be an "impor-
tant mission John Roy
Carlson (author of Under
Cover Will enlist any day If
he hasn't already
A famed SIND street host may
be involved deeply in the Lon
organ murder case. Took the
alleged Slaycr's wife out a lot
The murderer OF frcsca
is known but the crime cannot
be proved, they say, because OF
police fumbling The alleged
guilty man was nabbcd'too soon
and he won't blab.
A we'll known public relations
rnan IS being given the fook-ycc
by Mr. Whiskers for suspected
verSive connections
Stories will soon prove that
familiar target of this COLIN was
payoff man for rcfueling Of Nazi
subs
'a-s
n O. SELZNICK will release
~ Since You Went Away
It + ~ bong as his Some With
the Wind, which had an inter-
mission. This one hasn't o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

20 with young people and
where 10 put on the brakes is
The profoundest problem in all
character building II depends
of course largely on the par
-tiel4l4fa troy E1ri. Some
young people can be trusted
with almost unlimited freedom
ar a very carly age while others
have 10 be watched and re-
StIalncd and cnaXed and pleaded
with commanded and, even
punished chiefly boy depriving
them Of some greatly desired
privileges. Certainly the final
aim ga al training is 10 trair
youth i'm free Sclf-controlled re-
possibility bat not through
haphaIard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

through achievement that is
necessary 20 national attention
as presidential possibility may
-fteef- befal one that young
VET 7 say that Is no reason
L why there should be a youth
barrier 70 the highest Office in
me land any more than there
should be an old age barrier.
! am sure that there have
been times In our history when
We had quite young mgn who
would have made much better
presidents than the middle aged
or even older men who were
chosen
1 think the greatest ffalilli u-iittlA,
our political system is that ira
dillon carefully fnStered- hV old
men that high political office
cannot be administered by
youth
The old mon have established
this tradition so strongly across
The years that they have made
youth itself believe il and have
reduced the interest Of youth in
politics because youth feels that
IL offers no reWard.
THIS has been true for hun
Il dredS Of years Pitt was
premier Of England AZ "a. long
centuries ago We have never
had man as young in a CORE
spending position in the history
OF tho United States.
our cabinet officers and our
diplomats arc nearly always
men around 50. F4e-pouneest
president VIC ever had -
and FIVE others were under 80.
Theodore Roosevelt. who was
The youngest president. was not
elected 10 that office. Re was
vice president and ne succeeded
Mckinley when the latter was
aSSaSSinated.
Grant A rs and Cleveland AZ
a. were the next youngest presi-
dents.
John Adams 81. w. II Harri.
son, IS. jackson 81 and Buch-
anan SIS. were tho oldest All
tho others were in their sos.
NOW ! say that al - and Ger
y tainly past 50. a man has
become pretty much "sot' in his
ways and manner If thinking.
dc is apt 10 lack The mental
reSiliency OF youth. the capacity
for change. for yielding. which
Is essential in men in high
places That is why l think the
door 10 the presidency should be
opened 10 young men.
The change would have 10 be
constitutional, Of course. The
Constitution Of the l. nit Q d
States, Paragraph ) Of Article .
is most specific on this point
Neither shall any person be
eligible 10 that Office who shall
not have attained the age of IS
years and been II years resi-
dent within the United States
But the Constitution makers
could not foreSee how much
-s'-.'t:,iitt.t ,--rtr If TN rdrrUu
was 10 become and how much
dumber the older men.
CnnWrIGNf 1919 nv Kfrr Eeafurra
trrvrr1outrd ~ fureTnAt0nal News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

ON BROADWAY

Hedy Lamar tell pals her hus-
band, John Loder falls asleep
everywhere they co.
George Hurrell, the fam c d
photographer of movie celebS,
always wanted 10 be an actor.
He viii be in Eugene O'Neill'S
film version Of sfhc Hairy APP"
as a photographer 49,. Eugene
Lyons is quitting The American
Mercury 10 start a new mag for
the Hillman Publications.
Inconsistency Dept: Many
legislators who'Ve been yapping
about A simplificd tax return
were the ones who voted for the
very complicated soldiers ballot
ChumS of the Luther AdlerS
Sylvia Sidney, the star are
striving 10 keep them happy
Add Labels: The a m eri c a
PaciiirStS
THE name Of the Socialitc be-
Il ing urged 10 run for Gov.
OF Mass should have been
Natalie Hammond. not n $. 49,.
The June Book of the Month
viii be Fair Stood the Wind
for France, by II r. Bates
,Atlantic-Little. Grown
Gypsy Markon will 20 under
the surgeons blade for the 18th
time since the Lisbon plane
crash Barney Gerard, one
OF the fHnhler comics, has writ
ten "A sajife-twith ChaS Wash
burn on critics. The tag is
Public Genius No l."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

10 give attention 10 the de-
mands Of justice.
There is a very old definition
of Justice which has occupied
philoSopiic minds for several
thousand years. II is this:
Justice IL the constant and
perpetual purpose or will To
render to every one that which
Is his"
II is a rule for the governing
of private relations, most GER
tainly. 1t is also the only rule
by which nations can exist with
mutual respect, peace and good
will.
The future of every nation on
earth, as affected by this war.
must be tested by this concept
of justice. and first of all, by it
alone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23


from one Of the SIS who haze
gone into service from the
Times editorial department The
Uriter; Pot. Sherman T. Gross,
who was in Italy at the time of
Writine.
DEAR BOSS
THIS is a little story about
Il our mascot. We think he's
still with us. back in the rear
somewhere. A beachhead (An-
zio) is no place for a 12-year-
old boy, even though he did 60
through all the Nazi he'll at
-Gayayyo, soon after Naples
fell.
Anyway, a short time after
Thanksgiving, Staff (who is
from Detroit and has A wife
and baby girl there) was driv-
ing after supplies when he spied
little figure in G.. I. clothes
in the mud and rain.
where's YOU going?" they
asked him
with you, the Kid an
swered.
Nick, the sergeant, could
talk Italian. Nick told us that
the kids parents had been killed
in the fighting and that the Kid
had escaped
He said he was about l.
years old and his name was
Lefty.
When staff picked him up,
he was wandering after having
been left behind when group
of Rangers moved up front.
They were the ones who had
dressed him and named him.
Staff began TO take on that
worried-father look whenever
the. battery commander would
lead Lefty into the supply room
with the latest case against the
little trouble-finder. n
Once Lefty nearly started
riot in the village by Dragging
about his place as a truck
driver in the L. s. army The
local younger set didn't be-
lieve him, so he tried a little
persuasion.
When We moved, Lefty went
along.
After awhile we tried to find
a heme Tor him, but he always
disappeared when Staff drove
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23

crupt but 7 am not sure that
YOU ought 10 learn IL or have il
around.
The first pair. the lower cen
trail incisorS, appears in the
center part Of the lever gum
about The eighth month
Note | said about. II they
appear at six months II doesn't
mean the child is going 10 be
a genius, and If they do not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
Connolly Answers

10; 6--(a) play Bschs Sonata for
violin; 90 sing song from Tam
hauser; (c) use a Chopin Mazurka for
piano SOLO td1 conduct an orchestra
n Ravers Bolero; (eD sing songs from
the Dubarry.
Copyright, 1914. by King Feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
Quick Answers

Declining, since January,
1913.
2-LoW.
3-Gallipoli peninsula of
Turkey, in 1886.
EFrance, part of Louisiana
purchase
5-Milwaukee. beer: Rochester,
cameras; Sheffield, cutlery:
Danbury hats; Grand
Rapids, furniture.
6-Arm bands designating the
soldiers kind Of service, such
as MP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
DEAR Boss:
LETTERS FROM TIMES SOLDIERS

up in the ieep TO take him and
his little bundle Of G.. l. cloth
ing TO some better place.
So il stood that way until
we had 10 pull out.
We left our little tough guy
back with the rear element.
trusting that they would find a
home for him TY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-23
Your
SUCCESS IN MARRIAGE
Tests

Are YOU a sooa risk as marriage
Car sou be happy Win the partner
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What are The Signs that fortelt
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.AnsMer 90 Qnestinn 40. 1

thhNhh' w NfAf W.
Ar English psychologist. Dor
othy GandlnC-Stanton. has made
extensive studies of the pSy-
CholoGy Of failure and concludes
tr1at To r711C 1-T-y-iiy faTfTTT VINO
docs NOT have enough lniell-
Ecnre 70 compete for some goal
or -rWara She finds children
fan ovrr and over again until
they 80 8 wears olf ard
seem unaware Of their failures
Both apes and focblc-mindcd
persons fail many times AT
task without seeming 10 feel
any scnsc OF failure. The higher
The goal. The more kccnly DO
You feel failure # YOU miss D..
Since brilliant people strive for
higher goals they no douh, feel
failure more deeply
Answer TO Question NJ. >
|. About as true as the notion
that an great men had bunionS
-A-.l-ll l4--.ael- B,t,--itt A. .Aeff7r1v II
The great Greeks and Romans
were bfunetS ,kAve not i0oRed
upTheIr personal characteristics
but surely ConfuciuS And
Buddha were not hlue-cyed.
The color OF your eyes has no
more 10 dh with your great
ness Than me length or SileJ
OF A-nlIr-zhIn- hnaLS-ll-- l...-----.l----
like Of spinach.
Answer 10 Question M. 3
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