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Evening star., 1944-04-09

!. Always measure
Oxydol-don't pour! A
little goes a long way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
BY ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER-

Whether March comes in carnivore mutton it
reminds me that the last time sirlon steak
two years ago the dot The steak wasn't much bigger
1t was In 1912 and was vegetarian. Except was
invited out The srloin from the prize Duke
Branzagga of Labrador. He got the blue ribbon for
being the most of anything in place at the time
Except plate.
Each flet mignon figured to be worth about $50
The gravy was from special recipe of Oscar of the
Waldorf.
II sure high tide for water in the mouth.
Ny share of beef de luxe ambushed in mush-
rooms had sprg of parsley in its lapel and medium,
and well DONE travelling to west That
years ago and I'm still burping politely behind my hand
from memory
The gravy brown tenacious and aromatic with
the spices of Araby There special gravy for the
walters to wade in from the kitchen You placed your
knife your mgnon and fddled it lightly like candenza
Tender as a sore toe.
That two years ago when napkins were worn
under chins in selfdefense Today, my napkin at
hafmast in remembrance
The nearest have come to steak since that time two
years ago is liver. | order it for the cat don't know
what is going to happen when the butcher finds out
haven't got cats
I've been living on those memories for two years
and gazing at the future through roseoored napkin
rings. Some day, somewhere, hope to be invited out
again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

all, but had something like
aspirin IN II 10 soothe muscles.
A kidney with a stone. or In
lection can Aause the symptoms
OF lumbago, but this is fairly
rare.
/ UMBAGO is named after the
IL lumbar muscles very
thick heavy, matted group Of
muSculature.
Here is where lumbago is
located in the vast majority OF
cases. These muscles are nearly
constantly moving not neces-
sariiy only when you are work
Ing. but even when you are sit
ting sim or lying in bed-as
YOU know fun well when you
get lumbago because you can't
Ind comfortable position.
Everything IS smooth and
automatic usually. but as time
goes on and a succession OF in
tectOns from teeth and tonsils
leave small assesses which
turn 70 hbrous spots the mech
aniSm gets ciogged and il grinds
ana crcakS and there you are.
The lumbar muscles are at
tached 10 the bones OF the spine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

and these lumbar vertebrae are
very likely 10 be the places
where chronic efthfitis lights,
but that can be detected by the
X-ray and is another story.
I READ in a medical magazine
Il about rheumatism from
mental influences" That is a
valid conception, and particu-
larry applies 10 the back. The
back symbol!cally bears the
burdens OF life and when the
burdens become too heavy the
back symbohcally revolts.
The treatment Of simple mus
cular lumbago is indicated from
the causes. Thank heaven
drugs have little OF no place
in the treatment and only do
harm See about the focal in
fections in the teeth and other
places
And after the acute stage linn
Der up the lumbars in any way
possible massage. exercise. even
though it nearly kills you at
first
AHd-the hot iron applied over
flannel cloth gran d m as
mcthod-stlll works in 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
MAJOR DE SEVERSKY

"unsells" American public opin-
ion on the paramount impor-
lance Of air power IL is also
dangerous.
THE automobile is q most In
Il efficient vehicle In deep
swamp lands or in a trackless
jungle. That hardly proves the
superiority of the horse or hui
man legs as a means of trans
portation. The strength of the
automobile is on a modern high
way, in direct dash to its
destination. Assume that we
have acquired an automobile.
but deliberately detour the open
highway in favor of a round
about approach through swamps
and jungles. When the car boys
down, would it make sense TO
denounce the new method of
locomotion and 10 extol the
horse?
To demonstrate that airplanes
cannot seize and hold an atoll
or a beachhead proves exactly
nothing about air power The
whole point about the new mill
tary force is that, when prop
erly utilized for direct strategic
attack, ii makes the seizure and
holding Of such spots quite I'M
necessary.
Its difficulties in supporting
an old-style action hardly
proves the limitations of air
power for the job which il is
supremely suited TO do-the job
of paralyzing an enemy by
striking directly at the heart
and source of his military
power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Il. V.DURLING

I once saw her az the railroad
station at Albuquerque. N. NJ.
in green Stacks, an orange
blouse and a purple beret. She
looked like the end of a rain
bow out for a frolic.
Sportscribe says Craig Wood.
golfing genius. has a 430-yard
=fiifttFe=te- his Fedit-Sefne=wal-
Top. But not the record which
is 445 yards. That is. if you
don't count the drive made by
the whimsical gambler I'll
tanic' Thompson. who bet a
thousand dollars he could drive
a golf ball eco yards.
Thompson went 10 the top Of
a hill near A frozen lake and
gave the golf ball a sock. 1t
hit the ice and rolled over 600
yards. OF course, he won the
bet. lie didn't say he was going
TO make the drive on a golf
course.
Queries from clients.
Q-Who originated the
mother-in-law joke?
A-Couldn't say. All I know
is that about nineteen hundred
years ago Plutarch wrote: Not
bad. as the man said, who threw
a stone at a dog and hit his
motheT-in-law.
- Copyright 1874, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

THE shortcomings of the air
Il plane as a weapon in the
Italian and Pacific campaigns
are being stressed by military
analysts these days. They point
out that there are distinct linn
itatIons 70 What AVIATION, even
where we have plenty Of il, can
do in supporting ground and sea
actions Of the kind we faced in
recent months.
The airplane, for instance,
cannot seize and hold terrain,
ii cannot maintain absolute con-
troll over a beachhead; il is
dependent on boats for supplies
from distant plaees.-----
Most Of these structures are
quite true, but they DO not in
any way reflect on air power as
a strategic force in modern war
fare. The fallacy of the critics
Is that trey Judge fff- power
within the framework Of surface
strategies, where aviation plays
an auxiliary part-where II is,
in fact, just another surface
weapon.
They observe the uses OF air
power in its most limited and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
ON BROADWAY.

Thursday night The only
granted request was "a guaran-
tee of safe delivery to govern
ment agents"
Following Lepke's conviction
(apd 14-year sentence) he was
turned over to the State of New
York by the Dept of Justice =. i. :.
Mr.. Justice Frank Murphy was
then u. S. Attorney General.
This citizen, at the time,
asked a Justice Dept spokes-
man mot any FBI agent:
"How can any other fugitive
be expected 10 surrender II the
governments word Is not kept 2"
The reply was:
Hes being turned over for
trial, not for sentence"
The War Dept says Col.
Frank Capra is not going on the
inactive list Harry Hopkins
is not in any New York hospital,
as queried elsewhere. He is con-
valescing at a friends home,
after Ia transfusions In three
weeks.
Rose Franken spikes the buzz
about not writing until first
string critics return from the
wars She's finishing a pevV
play now e. New Workers hear
that the king OF Italy has
purchased an apartment house
on Park avenue Paul Robe
SeR will record the new Russian
anthem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

ELMER DAVIS clashed with
- the State Dept lover the
story about the U. S. continuing
its ban of oil TO Spain and 10
denaturaIize FalangistsJ
After the story was released 10
newspapers Owl prepared 90
broadcast IL TO foreign nations.
According 10 procedure. il
was referred 10 the State Dept.
. for okay I'VE want 10 think
about il first" was the reply.
After much hemming and
having. E1mer's patience ran
out "Since an official made
the statement" he declared,
broadcast IL TO every country
in the world"
The Marry Doats" publish
ers have been hit with their first
lawsuit over II.
There is a movement 10 re-
organize New York Democrats.
with five borough leaders asked
to remove Jim Farley :. Only
two big recording firms (afnong
so are holding out against
Petrillo's new edict.
Desi ArnaZ' leg trouble may
send him back TO civvies =.
Many hamburger joints are
switching TO fish products be-
cause of the stiff rulings-and
making bigger coin Pat
RoOney's click in his first film
has won him a juicy H'wood
contract las about time
Copyright BY Daily Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
BETTER HEALTH
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING-

6MY HUSBAND is suffering
NI from lumbago, He is 50
years old What does il come
from and how should il be
treated Letter from my cor
respondence.
That is a pretty typical story.
Lumbago is not a separate dis
ease. II is simply pain IN the
back-good old backache and in
xa1any ways resembles that other
ood old reAahle-headache.
The man mentioned IS SO
years old. winch is about the
Average age for men for lum-
bago Women have II at earlier
ages. because "A good deal OF II
is reflex from the pelvic organs
Lum hago does not mean
Brlght's Disease, that old buga-
boo picture OF the man with
the cane holding ms back and
shouting for, kidney medicine
has gone forever.
The kidney medicine really
never touched the kidneys al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
THE BRIGHTER SIDE
By DAMON RUNYON-

RUDOLPH VALENTINO, IA
~ nous star OF The silent pic
lures. once created a sensation
by wearing a platinum slave
bracelet on his wrist, the gift Of
devoted lady admirer.
Cries Of "whoops' resounded
throughout the land and finally
Valentino s press agent, 20 dispel
any wrong impressions. made
Rudy 20 IN for the manly art Of
scraUbling ears He put on
ring toys and boxing gloves and
scored " a { seemed 10 be
IS. O. over Society lid Hogan.
then a professional boxer
around Chicago.
believe that 20 this day
Hogan deems the affair the ab-
soiu,e peak Of artistic perfec-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
Thursday-5OO Galleries

BREAKFAST
Juice OF ] orange
! slice whole wheat toast--no
butter or substitute
! cup cofee-no cream or sugar.
LUNCHEON
! medium size srticho X e.
SeTled bot With teaspoon
melted butter or substitute
or cold as a salad with min
eral oil dressing
] slice iOast-no butter or sub
stitute
! S-ounce glass Of SKINNED
milk
DINNER
l frankfurter- split and broiled
Z tablespoons Sauerkraut
l slice toast-no butter or sub
Stitute.
2 tablespoons fruit gelatin des-
Sert no cream or sauce,
l small cup coffee no cream
or sugar.
81 cup clear soup may be added
II deslredJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
ON THE SIDE
two women wisecrack about my
being baldheaded."

being Daldheaded.'
A NJ STILL talking TOO much.
4 \ Recently l was telling how
/ was taught 10 make a bed in
the army Today our domestic
engineer d1dH snow up and my
girl friend said "All right, bed
making champ, how about max
ing your bed today" So /
couldn't get out of II. I didn't
mind that so much but when /
finished, my matrimonial mate
looked my work over and said:
"Not bad. Not bad at all"
Carmen Jones is a Class p
opera. That's what the mus
clans union claims. Billy Rose
claims II IS an Operetta.
The reason the union and Mr.
Rose argued this point is that
for operetta the musicians get
$50 a week while for opera they
get 800 a week.
CIGN on film theater mar
- quee: "Rosalind Russell
What A woman with selected
shorts" Sounds like an unusual
attraction.
l have never seen Miss Rus
7Scft in selected shorts. However,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

IF THE airplane is limited. Z"
Il it is only because we dehber-
ately curtailed It's range, strik-
ing power and other military
characteristics in order TO fit il
into orthodox surface strategy.
The irony of the matter is
that the same kind of people
who designed aviation for a
limited role. over the loud pro-
tests and warnings ct aifmen,
now criticize aviation for its
limitations in action. The pri-
mary value of air power is in
its own special element, the air
ocean, provided il is permitted
and equipped to play the natural
strategic role.
70 discount this new force be-
cause il has deficiencies when
obliged 10 work in another ele-
ment, and in harness with quite
different and slower forces, is
illogical. To the extent that it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

INTIMATES of FDR discount
Il the current Washington Cock
tailroomer (started by a Tex.
atty) that one of his sons will
eventually marry a daughter OF
Churchill. ut
Irene Castle and Antonio
ex-silent-flicker star,
e a current blend The
New York talk that IN. -ex-Mrs.
Waliam Morris Jr. has gone
overseas TO Wed Capt. Ralph
Ingersoll, is premature. She's
here. Chums do not know the
wedding date.
Mrs. Fred Peters. who Is melt
ing from her husband, is Carole
Lombard's sis-in-law James
j. Walkers new job will be top
man for a wholesale liquor
group.
Broadway hears that Burnu
Acquaietta (who crashed the
Hollywood heavens suddenly
quietly became the bride OF
Capt. A. Shields Of the Mer-
chant Marine in San Francisco
last week.
Ironical Twist: Myrna Ken
nedy, one time flame Of Charles
Chaplin tshe appeared in THE
Gold Rush" with HIM, is an en-
ploye in the Los Angeles Office
Of the FBI.
EOR the Records; At no time
L was there any deal" made
for the surrender ef L4Pke5 mhe
is scheduled 10 die in the chair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
THESE DAYS
BY GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY-

the vexed question of defer
ments. That Will prove popular
with large numbers Of Ameri-
cans who, for one ason or
another, are displeased with the
administration of the draft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01


ton. Photographs Of Valentino
and the Kid IN the ring are still
IN existence and are notable for
the teroclous expression pre-
sented by Hogan. 1t is truly
frightening
VALENTINO was really mas
' cullne, as his numerous con-
quests among the fair sex Indi-
Gated, and wlthal pretty nice
chap. He scarcely needed thu
connivanee OF Hogan 10 show he
was a tWo-hsted fellow.
But the slave bracelet was a
had rap.
However. If you had told me
then that millions Of American
gents would one day be wearing
similar bracelets | would have
been skeptical. especially had
you added that il would be for
the same reason as Rudys
adornment-true love.
THESE items that were called
Il slave bracelets in Valentines
day are now called Identification
bands because they are supposed
10 bear the owners name in
case he gets lost
But they are the same thing
that Valentino wore. only more
ornate. They started with the
soldiers among whom they had
definite utility value.
Now more civilians than SOL
diers wear them and they at
tract no attention. In fact. |
hear even Society KID Hogan
has one.
THE real reason gentlemen
l. wear the bracelets is not
love at all but the fancy for the
barbaric that is innate in most
men.
II is this fancy that prompts
The new fad among some Of our
fighting men in the south Pa
cliic oi wearing earrings, usu-
ally just one ring which then
bangles from the left ear.
ItJsa throwback 20 custom
that prevailed among the blood
thirsty pirates of the Spanish
main.
Soldiers and sailors have AL
ways been great hands for gew-
EawS, the former rather more
so than the latter who vent
-t1rfr- passion for Srff -aiurnrpnt
in tattooing instead of the UNI
official ornaments that soldiers
like 10 hang on their persons.
You can go high in soldier
ranks 10 find examples Of this
yen for display in Montgomery's
badge-bedecked beret and Pat
tons starred and gilded helmet
and his swinging nonregulation
SIX pistols.
These are harmless little
idiosynCraSies 10 be sure and I
mention them not in critical
mood but in philosophical strain
as | mediate on the way times
have changed since Valentino.
III those guys In the south
Pacific want 10 wear earrings
il is all right with me \'
Copyright 1914 by King Features
Distributed ~ International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
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and g. Coupons gallons each.
b-i Hnf C-I Coupons GALS each.
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BIS and C-3 Coupons gals each.
FUEL OIL
Period so gallons a unit through
Match -,
Period and Period Bt-Oood through
sept 30
LIQUOR
No. Valid March ! through 81
SHOES
stamp ~ and Airplsne stamp l.
Valid indefinitely
one 10 salvage fat, good for 4 cents
and two meat ration points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
ANSWER TO QUESTION NO. 3

through their counsel. gained
once more their happy romance.
ANSWER TO QUESTION NO. 8
True. If our country is ever
destroyed, IL will not be by it's
ignoramuScs or by its educated
people, but by its half-educated
citizens. They are the ones who
make radicals and bring on rev.
olutions. They know Just enough
not 10 know how little they
know Their worst trouble is
that they do not know human
history and how often their fool
ideas have been tried and failed.
The ignoramus cannot achieve
power. but the half-educated
man often does. and then de-
stroys the good laws and Gus
toms by which he got his power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
ANSWER TO QUESTION NO. l

Just how bad evil is depends
upon two thingS-what il does
10 the individual and what IL
does 10 Others. For this reason,
some e-ls are worse than 9TH
erS because they have broader,
deeper consequences. / should
sey-Eady Macbeth -tvas-rrorc
evil than her husband because
she planned a murder and
forced her husbands hands 10
commit H. Macbeth was a
weak. pliable person, dominated
by her stronger, more evil VIII.
Shakespeare visits tho greater
punishment upon her because
he made her the greater evil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

Ht|f poahtoai
WHAT more sLoald I require3
Books, children. leisure,
An mn hearts desire.
-southey.
Mr., Southey not only is guilty
OF several oUTSS10ns as 10 WHIT
might constitute cOntentment
but ms order is faulty Why put
books ahead of children And
how about a loving and sympa-
thetic wife? And what, no dog ?
The order and complete list
should be: IA loving and SYM
pathetic wife. 2 Children. s.
Health. 4-Peace. ) Financial
independence. g Three good
friends. IA good cook. s.
Two dogs. "a stable Of six
stake horses. 10 A 26-reCord
monograph. IL Books PA
television set. ia depend
able racing system IA
shower bath that viii give you
hot when you want II and cold
when you want IT,
- : TO a man taking his hat
n of In department store
elevator. Never again for me-"
bitterly writes a New Yorker.
IL took my hat of in an eleya-
tor today and as 1 did 1 heard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Quick Answers

Ernest Haeckel.
Lincoln penny, 1909.
3-Wrong. He'd take up presi-
Dental responsibilities only
until Congress could provide
for a special election and
this was carried out.
Nebraska.
5-Mexico.
6-Welshmep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

most inefficient role. as a tacti-
cal support for land and naval
forces. Then they proceed TO
draw conclusions about true air
power" in its own domain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
.NswER TO QUESTION NO. 2

II they were tolerant and sem
sible enough to do this. a good
many would decide not 10 get a
divorce, although divorces are
sometimes advisable. Unfortu-
nately, many unhappy couples
cannot secure a. psychologist or
pSychiatriSt 10 counsel them,
but fortunately marriage coun-
selling bureaus arr being rapidly
organized over tho country for
this purpose. II is perfectly as
founding how many divorces
lney have prevented and how
nisay unhappy couples have,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Connolly Answers

1-(c); 2-(b); 3-(a); 40
5-fb): 6-True.
Copyright, is+t. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

IT IS notable that nothing un-
i favorable 10 our arms hap
pened in the week of the con-
gressional revolt. No American
forces stopped in their tracks.
No American soldiers failed 10
fight. No supplies ceased 10
move. Bombings were reported
in the Pacific and over Germany.
In fact, during one Of the days
of the domestic political crisis,
it was reported that the German
air defenses had been shattered.
The war moved on.
That is the practical answer
10 fear that changing political
leaders during a military war
endangers the country. At no
moment in his political career
has Mr.. Roosevelt's leadership
been as weak or his future in as
much danger as when Senator
Barley said;
"Mr. President, how small a
piece OF crust Is this, and how
inedible is II, containing, As IL
does, $3.50, 900, 900: This small
piece of inedible crust Is more
than the national debt of the
L. :. government prior to the
First World War. This small
piece Of inedihle crust Is more
than twice the annual cost of
the federal government prior TO
the First World War. -.
sGTNHIS small piece of inedible
crust constitutes sum
Of money large enough to pay
the entire $3.50, 100000 which
Congress last week authorized
to be expended for the relief Of
human suffering in occupied ter
ritories, and still leave $1,000.
900. 900.
This small piece of inedible
Gust constitutes a sum OF money
large enough TO buy many air
planes and tanks, and many mil
lions of rounds of ammunition.
IL il large enough To establish
many hospitals for the relief of
those injured in this war. This
small piece of inedible crust
constitutes a sum large enough
to pay two-thirds Of the cost Of
the mastering pay bill for
members in the armed services
of the United states, which Com
gress passed only a few weeks
ago. and which the President
himself recommended and
signed.
''Nir. President. tn refuse this
small piece of inedible crust Is
the same a. " starving man
were TO say 10 his would-be
benefactor, Unless YOU serve
me with a full eight course din
ner. I will not eat. a bite"
DUT IL did not affect the war.
ID Not an iota. With brilliant
political acumen,. Mr.. Roosevelt
realized that. as the war must
move on. h,y next political act
had 10 be one. related exclusively
- 49, lie ffvuf ort fb1,,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

DUT il did not affect the war.
ID Not an iota. With brilliant
political acumen,, Mr.. Roosevelt
realized that. as the war must
move on. MS next political act
had 10 be one related exclusively
10 the war His first act then,
whether fEem the White House
or the hideout. was 10 take up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

y Our great New Booklet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

ooDYnshi. 1884, John F. Ollie Co.
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through their counsel. gained
once more their happy romance.
Ad-daleel., 1944-08-09
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