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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
THESE DAYS
BY GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY-

GO THE great men moved on
- to Teheran and they issued
a statement which clarified
nothing.
But soon after Pravda showed
a disdain for Wendell Willkie,
a distrust of England, and Stain
kicked the Atlantic Charter
into a cooked hat by a dicta-
torial attitude toward Poland.
Meanwhile, Great Britain and
the United States recognized
Tito in Yugoslavia because he
fights Germans and withdrew
recognition from Mikhailovich
because he also fights Germans
and from King Peter, who got
married to a Greek princess IN
the midst of things.
Also Russia recognizes Ba-
doglio and the king of Italy just
as the United States and Great
Britain were wondering what
Badoglio was all about.
NOV there is an international
~ conference in Canada to
discuss the whole problem Of
postwar aviation. What are they
settling?
The next international con-
ference is to be at Philadelphia
when the international office.
loosely attached to the League
of Nations, meets soon.
The American representatives
come out of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, but President
Roosevelt insists that the Go
shall be representative, which
has started a first-class fight
within labor.
If the President has his way,
1t is likely the AF'L will with
draw and leave it entirely TO
Hillman-Browder coalition.
The Russians, of course, want
the Go represented and the
ALL is in no mood TO appease
Stain. Besides, nobody quite
knows why this meeting has to
take place at this particular
time and why another, under
different asspices, is fixed for
London during the summer. And
the London conference is so
geared that It will be Commu-
nist-dominated and the AFL
won't be there.
Copyright. 1914. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

NEW YORK Novelette, She
~ calls herself a Good-Time
Gal Her parents died about
a year ago, so she chucked her
Job, switched to the Broadway
Zoo and aimed for "a career"
She made most OF the cocktail
Ch,rtieS. premieres and late
usually with a different
Escort Picked them up in
hotel Hobbies or any street.
At one party she was intro
duced 10 a lovely model, who
has hoofed as a chlorine in many
roadwa night clubs and
shows The model is a model
girl. Her romance with a band
leader kept her name In the
columns weekly and she gave
the newcomer the chill.
That night the ''insulted'' one
vowed tbefore the asSemblage)
she'd even things some day And
she did few m on 8 later
when she was arrested IN raid
by vice Squaders.
She thought fast when the de-
tectives asked her occupation
and name.
Model" she said. and then
gave the name Of the model who
snubbed her.
She's out on probation now
chucklinG wherever She goes S
over her unique revenge"
MEMOS Of a man waiting for
NI subpoena The Troika' s
big hit is Ethel SffHtta. YOU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
ON BROADWAY.

should hear her version of
Paper Doll, a corker.
They say Msrlene Dietrich, is
overseas for U. S. o.
Gene Kelly, one of this desks
favorites, is la Choo-Cboo
Johnson and True-True Davis
are glug-ging And Phyllis
Brooks has Choo-Choo tut
tutting.
The Marcia Hardness men
toned by Lonergan's lawyer
when he asked jurors if they
knew heF) is the hacker of an
East Side spot.
It's an almost Glib. boy for
the Trocadero's Glenn Billings
leys. Looks like his uncle Sher-
man.
The fire commiSh and the
Rev. DR. r. LiSSman will tour
the night clubs soon 10 see that
the Boston catastrophe isn't re-
pcated
HAYWOOD BROUN never
H stopped hammering dema-
gogucs. When the headline
hunter challenged Broun 10 a
debate, he put him in his place
by printing this. fable. A skunk
once challenged a lion 20 A fight.
The lion promptly declined the
honor of such a meeting.
Why" asked the skunk.
Are YOU afraid ."
Very much 80, replied the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

lion, "for YOU would only gain
fame by having the honor 10
fight a lion, while every one who
met me for a month TO come
would know that 1 had been
near a skunk"
CHILDREN bubbling with hap
- piness-finding thrilling adj
ventures in the fairyland of
youth.
Lovely stenogs discussing their
Sweethearts during lunch hour,
putting a period al the end Of
each sentence with a dimple.
Gamblers who like spring
because il gives them more time
10 stand on the sidewalk being
engaged in doing nothing.
Humans picked in the vine
gar OF tragic events allowing the
sun to dispel the Twentieth Cen
fury pain.
Crowds at the zoos getting
more enjoyment watching mon
keys whackrobatics than they
derive from the company Of
most humans.
Waves splashed with sunshine,
showing their petticoats as they
break along c oney Islands
The sun being slowly swal-
lowed by the horizon as whispers
OF night stretch across the sky.
Copyright ny Daily MTfOr Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

2 one day, and find No. / of the
series trailing In three days
later. On the other hand, il
adds spice to the routine. Cues
sing as to what is in that first
letter can be an interesting
game.
People who don't understand
the value of V-mail from a mill
tary standpoint are unimagina-
tive. They kick up all kinds of
objections. including protests
that cargo space on ships is
often wasted for unessentials. If
you translate the argument into
terms of men perhaps you can
catch the significance of the use
of V-mails.
The serWceman knows the
value of V-Mail. At our station,
outgoing N-Mail in the past six
months has exceeded incoming
V-Mail by 20 times. More than
5000 letters have been pho
toed and sent to the States.
WILL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

THERE was a conference con-
L corning international immi-
grafton or something like that.
The United States partici-
pated. What commitments were
made, no one knows.
There was an international
conference on foods out Of
which grew the UNRRA.
What commitments were
made there in the name of the
American people is not alto
gether known.
There was an international
conference at Cairo.
A public statement was signed
by Roosevelt, Churchill and
Chang Kai-shek.
The gist of the statement was
that we were az war with Japan
and meant to defeat that
country.
Also that certain areas would
be returned to owners-but not
Korea to the Koreans.
Why not Korea 10 the
Koreans? Don't ask me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

By DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING-

THE baby's skin covers more
l. area in proportion 10 weight
than the adults. Also, II con-
tains just as many SenSory end
organs for temperature. touch
and pain as the adult. The baby
is therefore very much more
sensitive and responsive 10 tenn
perature changes and skin dis
comforts from clothes. etc, than
q. adult.
~'he baby is more sensitive 10
hot and cold contacts than the
adult, and this may explain why
although the bath water may
seem satisfactory 10 the adult
the baby's reaction indicates
discomfort, that 1T IS too not or
too cold.
Evaporation of moisture from
q baby's skin Is more rapid or
rather the baby skin is con-
stantfy moiSter and heat loss IS
greater than with adults.
Every year the child skin
becomes thicker IN texture and
less sensitive The baby how
ever, requires the most careful
and sympathetic attention 10 its
skin. especially as TO scrupulous
cleanliness The diaper rash is
the reaction dn1 sign ~ me
senSitIvcncss Of the babyS skin
10 small amounts OF irritating
substances that would not result
in any irritation IN later years.
Diaper rash may be due 70
coarse laundry soap, bat is more
likely 10 be Csle 20 dirt The
buttockS and creaSeS between
the fat folds In the baby.s skin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
MAJOR DE SEVERSKY

strategic blows at the enemy's
heart are possible.
When we opened the Italian
front without first attaining
complete control Of the air over
the entire theater of opera
tons, we defied the fundamental
law of modern warfare.
/ pointed out time and time
again that local and temporary
air superiority was not enough;
that we must take command of
all the skies.
We shall continue TO blunder
and to squander precious lives
and resources as long as we
refuse TO recognize the new
military order
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

THE Allied setback at Casino,
Il following demolition of the
town by aviation and artillery,
continues 10 be made the excuse
for strange deductions about air
power.
A correspondent cables that
Allie d air forces have been
"overglamorized at the expense
OF the infantry" and that Cas-
Sino ends the delusion.
All Of which is nonsense.
The invasion Of Italy disre-
garded the basic principles of
aerial warfare and was under
taken over the protests of "all-
out advocates of air power"
Atrmen warned that Fortress
Europe could not be invaded
until the air strength OF the en-
envy was broken.
THE difficulties we have en-
Il countered in southern Italy
confirm that analysis.
The fact that air power is
being moderated on the basis
of the Casino episode is dis
heartening proof or how far we
are from an understanding Of
the force.
The ground generals decided.
for reasons of ground strategy,
10 take Casino.
They ordered aviation and ar
tillery 10 pulveriZe the town.
The job was neatly done.
Then the infantry. queen OF
battle" failed 10 take the pull
Verized town.
Why is that a failure of air
power?
The simple fact is that the
whole undertaking failed.
THOUGH Casino proves that
Il the whole undertaking was
i'll conceived Mai George Field
ing Eliot finds it possible 10
eXclaim that wars are still won
in the mud not by tanks and
airplanes.
These. he says, are call just
members of the team, whose final
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

purpose IL that q weary and
mud-caked infantryman shall be
able to crawl forward from one
hole to another and stay there"
But it is precisely the whole
team" that met defeat. 1t is
precisely the infantryman who
was unable to follow up the
thorough demolition accom-
plished by the other elements.
Has Maj. Eliot tried to cslcu-
late how long ii would take "a
weary and mud-caked infantry
man" to crawl from Casino
to Berlin.
THE Italian front has netted
l. us failure after failure be-
cause il Is based on hole-to-hole
crawling in an age when direct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

Loved one,
Here's 10 you.
Brooks.
CAS- toast 10 sweetheart
or wife the above is difficult
10 improve upOn.)
low do you start your let
II tiers 10 your wife? Don't
answer me. IL is none Of my
business. But George Washing
ton started his letters 10 his
wife MY Dearest.
Take the saying: There's
luck in odd numbers" Nothing
10 that. Race horses with even
program numbers win many
more races than those with odd
numbers. More combinations of
even numbers in the Daily
Double than combinations Of
odd numbers. Odd numbers on
a roulette wheel do not win
any more than even numbers
"WOe IL me-" writes a
feminine subscriber of Mil
waukee. II am III and never
been married" Cheer up, lady.
IONA Gale. the clever and good
looking Wisconsin novelist, did
not marry for the first time
until she was 81.
WHEN woman is care
w less as 10 her appearance
around the house but extremely
careful as 10 how she looks
when she is in public or when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
ON THE SIDE

company is coming, IL is a sign
she despiseS her husband. That
is 10 say, a woman who does
not try 20 look her best in her
husbands presence at all times
does not really love him. So
states a pSychiatrist The
star gazers say Libra women
are good and enthusiastic con-
versationalisJs and are intensely
interested in being famous and
in the public eye. Also that
they are strong willed and want
10 dominate their households.
And that they strongly dislike
housekeeping. Eleanor Roose-
IS a Libra.
QUERIES from clients. O.
" What have you against
women wearing Stacks?
A-NOthing. As i said before,
7 think every woman who has n
figure like Katharine Hepburn
should wear Stacks on appropri-
ate occasions.
However, Paulette Goddard
seems TO have something against
women wearing Stacks as she
once said: "Slacks are an sbomI-
nation. Shorts are all right, but
skirts are better. Women just
weren't built for wearing trou-
sers."
Q-You claim some Negro
regiment did marvellous things
in France in World War /. Just
what regiment was it2
Att was the S69th Infantry,
largely recruited from the Har-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Il. ". DURLING

lem section Of New York CITY.
The 369th was under fire for 1871
DAYS. II was the first T.. =.
regiment to reach the Rhine.
The French government pinned
the Croix de Guerre 10 the regi-
mental colors OF the S69th. And
many members Of the outfit won
individual awards for gallantry
in action.
GUTHRIE McCLINTIc. Stage
" producer. Is not from Bos-
ton, as has been stated, but is a
native of Seattle. He acquired
that broad-a accent while study
ing at the American Academy Of
Dramatic Art. Is married 10
Katherine Cornell whom he adj
dresses as my dear.
Mr.. McClintic, we are reliably
informed, has no pet name for
his wife. However, he has only
been married 10 her for "a
years. and as / may have oh
served before. perhaps he Will
call her 'kitsy," "chucksy" or
"sweetie pie when he gets 10
know her a little better.
Dorothy Ross, Night spot
Chanteuse. Still singing /
Wanna BE Bad but I'm Scared, !"
and The Handsome Young
Dentist in Room IT." These
songs do not seem 10 have be-
come generally popular. 1t must
be the way Dorothy sings them
that makes them sound so
snappy.
Distributed by King Features synd., Ina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
CTS GERMANY a civilized ma

HIS GERMANY a civilized ma
tion?" asks J V. Haver-
hinge OF Pontiac. Mich.
II depends on the meaning Of
the word civilized. The gen.
eral meaning Of that word is a
state OF society" opposed 10
Savagery or barbariSm.
II also means a state or con-
dition in which the civil law is
dominant over the military law
Again; II means progress IN
the arts, sciences and culture
generally
Germ any has generally in
peace time lived under the civil
law But no people in Europe
or in Asia is so completely mill
tarized mentally and physically
as the German people.
From the earliest times IL is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

more than we reeiize.
No ones haracter and behavior.
or even his personality. Is en-
tirely consistent. Every one is
more moral in some situations
than in others. Many persons
are almost different persons
when with one group of peo-
pie than when they are with
some other. They are not in
territorial hypocrites but are I'M
usually swayed by different
people and surroundings. This
is one thing which makes the
reading habits of children so
important-they identify them
-elres with the characters and
whether good or bad try TO be
like HIM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Quick Answers

Theodore Roosevelt
2-MarSeille
3-Hls secretaries OF navy have
been Claudc SW son,
Charley Edison, Frank Knox.
has secretaries ~ war George
Dcrn. Harry oodring.
Henry /. SumSon.
4 -MCMXLIV.
5-WTong. Three times as many
men commit suicide
6 Bubble dancing
Copyright 1914. ~ King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

should receive daily attention,
or oftener, to see that they are
free from any irritating matter.
Keep the buttoeks we'll oiled or
powdered TO avoid diaper rash.
Fat babies. or those who gain
weight rapidly, are especially
liable 10 skin rashes.
With it's excessive perSpira-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Connolly Answers

I-(b). Pei. 3-(a). 4-Cb)
5-tc). 6-ta) A little fell
low; tb) People in a subway:
Co A cross neighbor; Cd
A rcd face; te) a slippery
customer.
Copsrshs 1874. By King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03

-4--Far better Dad and Morn
saw each other only on Sunday
evenings in the front parlor,
on the Fourth of July and the
annual Sunda" school picnic.
But now, youths dance. play,
swim. study and work together
far more than generation ago.
This surely gives them better
knowledge Of each other than
was formerly possible In adj
dition many Of them, in high
school and college. study pSy-
chology together. l think this
helps them 10 understand each
other better especially If they
have wise. human sort OF
teacher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
ny DIR. CLENDENING
TueSdoy-500 Galleries

BREAKFAST
J Tablespoons apple sauce no sweet
enlng
= shredded wheat biscuit no sugar, =
cap whole milk
j cup coffee 30 cream NJ sugar
LUNCHEON
I toaSfed peanut butter sandwich on
whole wheat bread
Lettuce ana grapefruit salad lemon.
vinegar ~ mineral OIL dressing.
! cup teA-no cream or sugar.
DINNER
! frtrkfurfer-Krl and boiled
Average helping spring onions cook "a
Ike asparagus.
! siie. Whole uheAt toAsi-h6 butter or
substitute
2 tablespoons gelatin dessert no cream
OF Tsufe
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answer to Question No. ?

Mot As much as YOU and /,
as a general rule. Several pSy-
biologists have studied tins
problem. All conclude that per-
sons OF high musical or artistic
abilities usually have a lot of
brains, and YOU can't have a
lot of brains without having a
good deal Of common sense.
True, persons of genius often
do things that average people
think show lack Of good sense.
but almost everything that an
extraordinary person docs is
, out Of the ordinary.
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DEAR BOSS:
THIS V-Mail headache is en-
Il tirely out of order. II isn't
like the American public 10
insist on Yesterdays horse-and-
buggy when tomorrow's auto
plane can be purchased for the
same price.
Perhaps I'm partial to W
Mail, because it simplifles the
problem Of letter writing. I
find that II takes about as long
10 Scrawl out a V-Mail form
in longhand as il takes TO light
a pipe.
From my wife's standpoint,
II may be somewhat of a shock
TO take d deep breath at the
top Of the letter and get TO the
signature before she exhales-
But at least the message 10
Garcia has been carried for the
day.
Immediately upon my arrival
overseas l launched a V-Mail
campaign with all my friends
and relatives. Although my ar
guments were on that higher
plane and called upon the logic
and patriotism of my CORE
SpondentS, my true interests
were purely selfish.
Two N-mailS are better than
one air-mail for the simple rea-
son that you get 10 tear open
twice as many envelopes. And
it's seldom that you can stop
little woman on only one
V-msil She always needs two
10 finish her conversation.
OF course, I admit that il is
n little disgruntling 70 get No.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
Detroit Times RatiOning Timetable

GASOLINE
A Coupon lis gals. valid through
June =
81 and 81 Coupons ? Calt eadh
h-2 and ca Coupons gals each
rs and C-3 Coupons gals each
tlaw requires state name and H-
cerse number be written on every
coupon when received
FUEL OIL
ferod 4 and Period Stood
through Sept 90 -
LIQUOR
No. s-val.d through April 81.
SHOPS
stamp 1s-Vald through April IN
Airplane stamp valid indefinitely.
TTRE INSPECTION DTADLINBs
c-May 81. A-sspt. -. B-Juns m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-03
HARCH OF EVENTS
= BY BENJAMIN DE CASSERES

the tomtom Of war that has
governed German life.
Germans arc porn goosestep-
pcrS. Everything is regimented,
grooved. planned, plotted IN
Germany.
There has been very little
room for nexibility of any kind
The term individuallsm as
a m orleans, Englshmen and
Frerchmen understand It IS
practically unknown.
They are all NaziS. Social
Democrats or Communists -
that IS. state collectivlsts Of
some kind.
ITO TIE Germans the state is
Il of divine origin. To them
"freiheit' (liberty) means the
dictatorship OF the working
class Their god of philosophy
IS Hegel. the father Of nazism
and communism. a professor
who preached the divinity Of the
PruSsian state.
Their word most. in use is
"verboten' forbidden. Their
political idols are Frederick the
Great, Bismarck. the Kaiser (hiS
rim G was that he lost and
Hitler a composite m @ n { a !
photograph of these men would
reveal something akin TO the
Neanderthal savage.
Germany has given 10 the
world some great names in the
arts-Beethoven, Mozart, Schu-
bert, Durer, Goethe, Schiller,
Heine.
In philosophy, only two
names shine - SchopeHhauer
and Nietzsche. both OF whom
hated Germany,
She shines best in the physi-
cal sciences. In these, howe~eEr
she is not original.
Like the japanese, the Ger
man copies. initiates, makes
over.
Germany is the progenitor Of
% communism. Botn Kart Marx
and Frederick Engels were
Germans. She is the progenitor
Of the most BRUTAL form of
fanaticism ever 10 enter a hu-
man skull--naziSm.
Germany has no Washington,
Jefferson, Emerson. Thoreau,
Lincoln or Paine. She does not
understand the word liberty or
individualism.
GERMANY has a Thin layer Of
VI civilized culture on top.
But her real being is savage,
brutal. fanatical. barbarous.
It's all there beneath that
far-famed eemuthlichkcit good
fellowship. It's all there be-
meath her love Of music and
poetry.
There is, then. a civilized
Germany, comprising about Is
per cent Of the population.
The other IS per cent are.
bArbarishs. And if We do not
remember that when we sit
around a "pcacc-table," there
will be more BiSmarcks, KaiS-
erS and Hitlers and more Amer
leans mot yet born) who will
l.
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DEAR Ross:
LETTERS FROM TIMES SOLDIERS

EDITORS NOTE - This 10
from one Of the IS who have
gone into the service from the
Times editorial department. The
Writsr: Chief Ysoman william,
Hardy, sports reporter, who
Wos in Sicily at the time Of
Writins.
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Copyright. isi'. John F. Dll. Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Town Gets Surprise Shipment from 0CD

EAST ORANGE. n. j.. April p
GNS) Stored in the basement Of
the city hall are 1920 gas masks
"a surprise shipment which ar
rived by truck accompanied by an
OCD bill Of lading.
The shipment took officials
unswares. Property Officer W. D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
Symphony Plans
Series in Stadium

A series Of summer concerts 10
be given by the Detroit symphony
Orchestra IN tho A14L.Ilt.l- H.
University Of Detroit from mid
June 10 mid-July waS announced
by the executive board of the
orchestra SATURDAY
The plans which arc under the
direction of Kari Kruger The
SymphonyS regular conductor.
have been undertaken by popular
demand
=. The undertaking has been made
possible through the generosity OF
the Grinnell Foundation and viii
be a non-proft venture
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