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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
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BOOMING HOUSE Highland Park
Into apis with water Rent $50 .
inc $50 and nice rms Tor self.
WHY pay rcnt7 Only $500 down.
as RMS. W s.-Into rs apis with
water. 10 baths. owner too busy 10
handle. rent $50 inc $500 You
can't ~ wrong here $500 down
% RMS y W Section. into apis,
with water large parking lot. beau
TRULY furnished. innerspring mat
iresSes: newly decf. good postwar
opportunity So 600 down
Hotels rms live spot down
town rent SIS. inc 5000 clears Sl2j
VIZ net a bargain al 50 00o down
CLASS &c" North East section. u
rms Prop. and business shows
enormous profits. n you are hard to
please see this $4,000 down
IMPERIAL, SALES ca. 3S3s
253a Woodw'd RIM. 50i Open till Z
BUY OR SELL your business through
KELLEY, 47Og-HoOdw'd TE g-37nU
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9 Mttzf,..foHN Z. SEC.

6 In -haSenent- -il1paee- Lear a.
cor lot. 81 900 dn S35 month.
CRlGER REALTOR r o. 1859
1927 f. 9 MILE HAZEL PARK
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FLATS FOR SALE
CLEMENTS, 1910

AMERICAN. -3-Good 8 and T.
NJ Cd. River. sen or exchange for
small single
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NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
A Defense Homes Project

A Defense Homes Project
$500 DOWN; MOVE RIGHT IN
Call John Quinlan. Cherry 1921.
A FINER SELECTION
MANY models ready 10 move IN. all
I'm desirable locations. close 10 stores
and transportation. Only 5000 down
buys 3-bedroom home with rec. room
In GratiOt-7 Mile sec. Lot vs. give
you fun details
TURNER q WILSON
1884 East Smile Pr. 1925
DEFENSE WORKERS ONLY
New solid brick homes bedrooms
bath attic fui basement and fut-
mace cash ~ mortgage Glaston-
bury AZ Plymouth Rd RA ISIS
BETTER BUILT BRICK HOMES
FAST SIDE MODELS 10 au-
masonry homes. bedrooms. attic.
has rec room prcwar construction.
COOPERATIVE Bldg. Mechanics, llc,
1872 hast Mile Road Az sAio
Garden City. mr.. Ford Rd.
S2oo pOWN MOVE RIGHT H.
MODERN homes. close 90 schools
stores transportation MCFARLAND
BROS 2s3li F0rt Re az Middle
Belt In 1880 DE. $500
CRATIOT-T MILE SIC BKlCE
. rooms attic tile features. shop.
pins schools. transportation brick
restricted So 500. $500 down. A.
Holster ii503 p. s Mile TT. 2-7733
OUTER DRIvE-VAN DYKE SECT
three-bedroom hume for only
So GOO 81 nne location close 30
shopping and schools paved strcctl
only y left. Hurry 1903 East
Mile 4 Holster. Pr 4fnq
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arrc ~ with tear garage 1r shop
Ie row sYa 'shIe f. responsible lam
IIN. rocR norm ~ West Warren
81 600 down Has an modern con
truicnccs F0r apuf. cai g.. Ray
nalau O. -1un
HanUan Resi- Estate FNrharee. lnc
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MUSIC LESSONS
PETS. POULTRY. SUPPLIES

POPULAR piano, boogie woogies
MODERN SWING MUSIC STUDIO
1908 Grand River. Tyler 7-0766
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TINE DETROIT TINES
RENTALS WANTED

WANTED -Tnmfnishcy hFo0m s.h
cir Rouse or naf NNsraNic neirn-
N----t-o- ever rrutt yEr- rlr furnish
references Scr Mt, g. ~ steele.
Nat1naI Biscuit Co. Madison $3.50
asys Madison 1850 evenings
COiORFD g ADULTS ! child wants
ar s room house or fiat, 500
rruReN TNlee a-a6s2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
BUNGALOWS ron SALE
Income Bungalows Tor Sale

BELVlDERE 5775 Five rooms
down. three up. new steam
furnace, near school. 81 500. $1,000
down. ACME. s303 Grauot. Plaza
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD and room Home cooking.
All you can eat. Sll week, 80.
Parsons.
LYcASTE. PISA p Desirable room
two gentlemen Near many plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
SEWING MACHINES
Observation-Disclosures

A BETTER PRICE for your old
refrigerator. washer. ironer. va
CUM. radio, etc. Benjamins, w.
2-7ss7.
a BETTER price for furniture, rugs.
Moon Bros Furniture, TIE. l-i2g9.
A DEALER wants furniture immedi-
ately for cash II reas. PL. si27
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24

CURTAINS. tablecloths, bcdspreads
prompt service Deliveries lie
Week Curtain Cleaners. TT. 1-ssli.
WE are now able 70 take care Of
some new customers on damp
wash. damp and fat and shirts New
Method Laundry. i643 Moran. DIXON
Q72S
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COLORED-1Ocs DOWN

COLORED VACANT 1888 PIERCE
g-family. II rms 2 furnaces s.. 500,
81 800 down. CHERRY Fl COOS.
COLORED Bargain. Baltimore
Brush 2family brick. $500 down
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g. fiNWl va aiAAt ltA'f' ltNifN iiAf - ~ ~
2-hat. Is rms and bath. bedrooms
each. ? furnaces; 3-car garage side
drive 50 500 cash down. CA. zoos
or MA 5l76
SHARMAN
203 HAMMOND BUILDING
CONGRESS. 1854, between Russell
and Rivard; 2famiy. q-s; can be
converted into 3-family. only 81 600,
81 600 down. $50 mo. PlnEree 1853.
j W CARNEI--lO232 CHALMERS
FIELD. 1925 seven rooms down,
seven up two steam furnaces,
basement double garace $500,
s. o00 down. ACME. 5000 Gratiot.
Plaza 1913
HURLBUT. 1892 = So brickote ga
RACES very clean, -. $50 Si,H50
down. HuCk, l0so5 Gratiot. AR.
sfs5
la SALE. 1898 Large So.
gas. air-conG only Sc 900. terms.
Drive by. then call / 6 simpson,
CA. O32i or To 5-17ei.
HOMER WARREN 4 co.
PASADENA mr.. 18th. SO. gas not
air. Gear gar. oak floors and nm
ish $4,000 dn Proulx. 1910 w.
Vernon Ia. 67sl.
WEST GRAND AVENUE, 1889 -
2.hat b. ". rooms each. 2-car ga
rage. Only So 500. Cash 10 new mort.
Il G. Woodruff Inc. Cherry 27S7.
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STOVES AND HEATERS

5 non suits and overcoats. 81 oon high
grade fur coats $40 up. First come
FIRST served 4Oi Gratiot ELLIS CO
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE serve
seldom n Johnson. Inc, I Oftice
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUMElNG and painting l2-car
garage well established rent $50.
can realize 81 600 a month upward
s. 500 cash. Weekdays only, 22Is
East klrhN plnzn 2inl
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HAMILTON, 1890
Have you -. 1907 We have two fats,
SIS, and two stores, one vacant. The
income - sl2O mo. and your monthly
live there rent tree. Call Mr., Sturgis.
S. - HADLEY, REALToR
1900 w. McNichols RI. UN. 10000
HARPER, between bickerson and
Corners. brick building; barber
shop and watch repair shop: $500,
terms. Mr.. Schedlbauer. Ping. 4263.
j W. CARNEY, 1922 CHALMERS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SEE SAM for your old clothes. best
prices paid for shoes, furs, etc. TO.
s-Oe73. y Tennyson. cor. WoodwaTd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22

TN THIS war a certain type of
i action has been developed in
the Atlantic theater, another in
the Pacific.
The substance OF Mr.. Walter
Lippmann's proposal is that
this experience should be pre-
served by setting up permanent
military organizations for the
respective halves OF the globe
an "integrated" navy establish
ment for the Pacific. an army
dominated establishment for the
Atlantic.
The whole Idea reflects the
assumption that military SCI
ence Is static.
In effect. Mr. Lippmann would
freeze the experience OF this
conflict for automatic use in
future conflicts.
In this he ignores the vast
chronological changes that have
already in large part outmoded
the procedures to which we are
committed in this war--changes
that are certain to recast the
strategic picture completely in
the years ahead.
What advocates OF reorgan-
ization, and especially airmen,
want is a setup that will pro-
vide maximum fiexibility.
What certain ultra -conserva-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
BY DR.. Logan
Clendening

keeps the air out and the see
cretions in and often adds to
the damage. A lotion can be
dabbed on and will stay In place
Just as well as the ointment,
besides lets the skin breathe and
draws secretions TO the surface
where they can be wiped OIL.
Zinc oxide in an ointment
doesn't get to exert its effect
as well as calomine In a lotion.
and the action OF the calomine
is just about the same as zinc
oxide. Ointments are all right
in their place. but that place is
not wholesale and universal use.
4 TENDENCY of any one
"A treating the skin. and this
includes many doctors. In 10
overtreat. either by treating
with applications that are too
strong or using them too much.
This is particularly true Of poi
son ivy or any similar acute
deunatitis from contact that 10
in an angry. inflamed condition.
Here some of the indictments
applied may add to the inflan--
nation and make things worse.
Ointments on these conditions
do no good because the ONT
ment never gets in contact with
the trouble, since the serum
which is constantly oozing out
pushes II away. A mild wet
dressing OF half OF ] per cent of
aluminium subscetate is most
likely to do good.
A WET dressing should keep
"A the part wet. II when the
dressing is removed il is stuck
10 the skin IL has obviously not
been wet enough. A good wet
dressing that holds moisture is
oatmeal and bicarbonate OF
soda. But an opposite danger
OF wet dressings is that they
are allowed 10 waterlog the
skin.
Sulfs ointments should never
be used except under medical
advice.
A sore skin is sensitive 10
drugs. The basic rule of treat
ment is-don't do anything to
make IL worse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22

bits from the department OF the
interior to the department of
agriculture
This" continued Mr.. Smith.
'lesves Ickes only the wild jack
rabbits and cottontaiIs. I do not
know about the Welsh rabbits,
but ! suppose they are still in
the interior"
GOT quite concerned about
L this transfer and called up
Rep. VoorhiS TO ask If he had
done II because Secretary Ickes
was not being good to the rab-
bits. Voorhis replied that. so
FAR as he knew, Mr. Ickes had
been the soul of kindness.
II am glad to hear that" I
said II thought Ickes might
have been splitting hares."
Rep. Voorhis said that had
nothing 10 do with il; that Sec
rotary Ickes might we'll be the
worlds greatest bunny-lover. He
added:
HE must like something"
I CALLED up Mr.. Keith Hime-
Il baugh. director of Informal
ton of the department of agri-
culture. Mr.. Himebaugh sent me
a book on rabbits-and. mas
much as this has probably in
spired you to dash out and be-
gin raising rabbits. | am giving
some of the more Informative
passages. / do not know why
i work my fingers 10 the bone
just so you can raise rabbits,
but I do.
The pamphlet states that rab-
bits are good for food all year,
and that about 81 per cent OF
each carcass Is edible.
II also says that, regardless
OF size and color. all rabbit skins
have commercial value. They
are used more extensively by
the fur trade than any other
kind of fur.
In many Instances" says
the book. "they are replacing
such costly skins as ermine
seal. beaver and leopard"
Miss Reid just muttered that
there Is no question about his.
but she does not see what busi-
ness the department Of agricul-
ture has in blsbbing il all over
the place.
Distributed by King Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer-

Well it harks back old markings when I read they
have discovered oil in Shelby.
Jack Kearns discovered it there in 1923. Just II
years ago the corvus brachyrhynchos flaps. Mean
ing as the flies.
Jim Johnson the mayor of Shelby at the time
and also the banks He thought he could boost his
town with heavyweight fight but he sent cabbage
leaf by rabbit
There over 1000 wells in the Shelby -Sunburst
Proving that Johnson had the right idea about
Madison Square Garden in Montana.
He made only one mistake. He should have dug the
holes for the ring posts few thousand feet deeper
Shelby has another citation dating from the Dempsey
Gibbons scufe don't mean the discovery of Patricia
Salmon the soprano by the eminent critic
Haywood Broun. BY the way, of the original
M Cs at the Hppodrome Sixth when Patricia
came out to sing white boss Afterward explained
to the audience that Patricia doing the singing and
the boss not ventriloquist.
Shelby, Montana, was the original Rufftown. It
Of Shelby that / wrote THE town was so tough the
canary birds sang bass
After all these spasmodic calendars clear the record
and put the testimonial digit Shelby.
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Air
Power

be the right answer in the first
World War.
Therefore France lived under
its hypnosis after the victory,
constructing super-c o ossal
trenches called the Maginot
Line.
The Pacific and Atlantic Or
CARNATIONS and methods of to-
day may be the Maginot lines
of tomorrow if we permit them
to arrest our thinking.
IT MUST be recognized that
1 current strategy is the prod
uct OF current relationships
between technology and geog-
raphy.
But those relationships are
not constant.
Distance, measured in time, Is
continually reduced, forcing a
revision of strategic ideas.
Only the other day our CONT
nent was shrunk to 6ia hours
by a new record fight.
The differences there are still
between the Atlantic and Pa
cifc can be wiped out by q
single chronological advance.
In fact. already the island
hopping process of triphibious
warfare begins to look strange
and even primitive to those of
us aware In practical detail of
: the full potentialities of the air
plane in range and striking
power.
The danger OF Mr.. Lippmann's
proposal is that II would con.
geal for all time the particular
indignation" of various forces
in the present war.
A number of military ingredi-
ents have been integrated in
certain proportions and rela-
tionships to meet immediate
needs.
But now conditions will call
for quite new integrations in
different proportions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22

In the South Pacific.

thing very seriously. He was a
radio man. second class, and he
prided himself on an unusual
ability 10 study new languages
swiftly ----------------
So he studied and studied.
And when he was finally sent
into Tarawa, he knew enough
words 10 be able 10 carry on an
elementary conversation with
the first native he saw.
His pals gathered around and
gazed in wonderment as this
youngster actually talked 10 the
islander in the latters native
tongue.
Finally. our young friend was
running out OF all the words he
knew. So he signed of with his
greatest prize OF all.
That was the word leroy
which. in the native lingo, means
peace be with you. and always
terminates a conversation.
Our learned radio man. second
class. extended his hand warmly.
leroy" he declared, as his
pals watched. open mouthed.
The native grinned from ear
10 ear and pumped the young
sters hand warmly
80 long. pal" he replied.
BE seeing you"
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Major DE SEVERSKY

tive army and navy people
want is TO perpetuate the ex-
listing organizational war ma
chinery.
Mr.. Lippmann's proposal. of
course. is just minor variation
OF their theme.
I DO NOT regard triphibious
i warfare as the acme of mill
tary wisdom.
As a believer in air power I
am deeply convinced that avia-
ton offers a more direct, more
effective and more economical
method of dealing with Japan.
But assuming for arguments
sake that triphibious strategy
Is the perfect answer today,
what assurance Is there that il
will remain such tomorrow?
When new er autical
means, now under development.
make it possible to span oceans
and carry destruction to the
heart OF an enemy nation. may
not triphibious warfare become
obsolete and a triphibious or
ganization a paralyzing handi-
cap?
Without realizing il the polit-
ical writer Is urging that Amer
lea repeat the mistake which
cost France its life.
The static trench seemed TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
THESE DAYS
BY George E.
Sokolsky

the usual American small town
or village. varities of peoples
merge rapidly. There is, Of
course, a right and a wrong side
OF the track, but il is crossed.
IN A city like New York,
L neighborhoods take on group
characteristics as, for instance.
Harlem or the Jewish section
in the Bronx, or Little Italy,
or the Germans, Czechs and
Hungarians in Yorkville.
Whereas il is true that the
young folks speak English and
get away from European Ian
guages, cultures and traditions,
the older folks pull them back
and social pressures are pro-
duced which force the political
ambitious into a group line,
even at the expense of political
integrity.
This leads to further debase-
ment.
This explanation is novel and
I find il interesting and l pass
it along for thought. 1t ought
10 start an argument.
Copyright, 1914. by King Features
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\" AL TIP XNUN(NUUEU On
W Broadway

NEW YORK Novelette,: On
~ Bougainville Island a soldier
was reminiscing OF home, the
places he'd been, what he en-
lived most. etc.
Ie said that when he was in
New York he went to a burlesk
show and that his favorite IA
stripper) was beautiful per-
former.
He told his listener Can Off
cer) that he had never met the
girl-just enjoyed watching her
do her act.
That he couldn't forget her
although he never got closer
than his mid-orchestra seat.
He mentioned her often-al-
ways in an idolatrous sort Of
way.
A sniper's bullet got him in
the head one shutdown and he
died.
When the officer returned to
the U. s. on leave recently. he
visited the boys family. his
friends and his schoolteacher.
Then the officer came to New
York.
After searching the ads, he
located the girl at the Zebra
Club. where she is now a fea-
tured entertainer.
And he told her Of the soldier
who liked her so much.
Her name is Pat Paree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
On the
Side

Kentucky Derby, Ben said 10
Bill Corum: /-/
II kind OF figure that Pensive
might cut down the big horse
(Stir Upl In the last sixteenth"
That certainly was calling the
turn in advance.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait.
Brilliant and energetic battler
for women's rights.
Her middle name is that OF
her first husband; her last name
That OF her second husband.
II Gloroia Swanson had fol-
lowed the system of retaining
the names of her husbands her
name would be Gloria Berry
Somborn Farmer de Falaise.
But don't ask me what Peggy
Joyce's name would be.
l know Peggy well, but can
never remember the names OF
her ex-husbands.
EORMER travelling salesman
l. says the country's best look
ing girls are TO be found in
Johnstown, Pa.
/ have never been TO Johns
town.
Hereafter. I suggest that all
such claims be accompanied by
a few snapshots.
i still claim the country's best
looking girls are to be found in
Provo, Utah, and Santa Monica,
Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
BETTER HEALTH

contain a zinc oxide preparation
for soothing and ammoniated
mercury for pus conditions and
iodine for cuts and infections.
and perhaps camphor ice. But
there are a good many times
when the household dermatolo-
gist needs TO be restrained in
their use and there are a lot of
things not TO do for skin dis
eases that he doesn't always re-
member.
One is the tendency 10 stick
10 ointments rather than To-
tons. An ointment gums over
tie surface of a skin eruption,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

n DVANCE BASE, THE MAR
"A STALLS, May Is delayed
Trading in Jap souvenirs is a
fourishing- buSiness-eut this
way.
A Jap sword can be had for
$50 or three quarts OF bourbon.
Jap flags range from $40 10 SIS.
depending on size, condition.
and-frequently-smell
A sergeant bought himself a
Jap flag the other afternoon.
II looked 10 be completely legi-
innate. not only because OF the
bloodstains and the bullet holes,
but because OF the fawless
Japanese writing across the bot
tom OF the flag.
But one OF the sergeant's
terminates said he didn't believe
any OF those flags were on the
level.
What. the sergeant roared.
about that beautiful japanese
writing on the bottom OF the
flag? His terminate shrugged
Didn't make any difference 10
him. He was pretty sure the
sergeant had been clipped.
That did it. The sergeant
raced for a jeep, went clear
down 10 the other end OF the
island. and dug the Japanese
interpreter out OF bed. Then he
~ed back TO his tent, yanked
his precious souvenir. and
mapped II down in front OF the
interpreter.
TELL this mug here" he
shouted, pointing 10 the scoffer,
"what the Japanese writing says
on that flag"
The interpreter studied the
writing. After a moment, he
lifted his head
It's q familiar expression"
he announced calmly, "up-
doubtedly copied from an old
packing case the Japs left here.
II says: Open this end frst""
before we landed on Ia
- rawa. many OF our boys
studied all the booklets and in
formation they could get on
these islanders. They studied
the stuff for an hour or so,
that is. and then gave il up.
Which is generally what hap
pens.
They tell OF one youngster,
however, who took the whole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
e. v. DURLING

want you could have any guy
In the world"
This observation indicates
Miss Hutton knows something
about men.
Guess l will have 10 send one
of our Mules a. Men experts
out to see Betty.
She may have some good ma
terial for our files.
In WAC slang "barrack bags"
means circles under the eyes
after a night of dancing and
dining and consequent lack OF
sleep.
Might maneuvers' means an
evening date.
As for the shoes they have 10
wear, the WACs bitterly refer
to them as "gruesome two
Somes."
"While I'll admit I am a little
plump" writes a feminine SUBJ
scriber. IL have nevertheless
been successful as q war plant
worker In the East.
I'm California there IL a
prejudice against plump girls.
when I applied for Job at
an aircraft plant there they told
me ! was much too fat for war
plant work.
81 only weigh 204 pounds"
DEN WHITE. Americas horse
- trainer No. /. Three days
before the running of this years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22

MIDTOWN Vignette: She was
VA one of the Brighter Flames
a while ago.
And like all such fires burned
herself out.
In her heydsy there wasn't a
night she didn't make all the
spots from La Conga to the
Smart East Side places-down
to Greenwich Village and up to
Harlem.
She died recently.
One of her wishes was that
she be cremated and her ashes
thrown to the winds over
Florida.
A Broadwayite was given the
urn-because he was going TO
Miami.
He carried il on a farewell
tour for her" around town and
got sitter than he intended.
Now he cannot recall in
which night club he misplaced
it.
And so. in one Of the jomts
in which she wasted her life. she
sleeps.
THE Orchid Garden: Louis
l. Jordan's amusing Decca
platter is You Is or Is You
Amt Nah Baby?"-a gay
torch.
The pies at Duffy's Tavern,
which are baked by Hortense
Spier's restaurant. the address
OF which she breads seeing pub