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Evening star., 1944-10-11
ADvERTIsEMENT.
Remarkable Treatment For
STOMACH DISTRESS
From Too Much Stomach Acid

Are you tortured
with the burning
misery OF too much
Tree stomach acid7
Use Of the famous
Won TABLETS Il
bringing comforting
relief to hundreds Of
such cases. Sincerely
grateful people tell
Evening star., 1944-10-11

JNni0Ss-Toke e
off the neekloce Of
simulated peuris ond
you hove q perfectly
bosic block dress of
royon crepe thot in
yites other Jewels
and Coy accessories
for dressy occasions.
Also brown. Sizes 9
10 i5-------N6S
FssrsA FIsss
Evening star., 1944-10-11

enter the Santa Maria Clinic tomor-
row for months rest and treat
ment for stomach ulcers, 1t was an
ribunced yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-10-11
Rios to Enter HospitoI

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. II R.-
President Juan Antonio RIOS will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Sees Egg
Racket

Charging that the egg grading
system used in the Detroit area
Is racket Atty. Charles
Lockwood Of the Greater Detroit
Consumers Council today filed a
protest with the OPA, demanding
that official graders be sent here
from Washington blythe federal
government 10 supervise grading
About IS or 80 per cent of
the eggs sold a. Grade \ are
actually Grades Il and G."
Lockwood charged THE whole
Salers are able 10 get away
with this because of lack of
federal control over grading.
This pratice results in con-
cealed Illegal price increase"
Lockwood also filed a protest
with the OPA over lack Of ceiling
prices for certain fruits and veGe-
tables now being brought into the
Detroit market.
THE wholesale price on new
apples II S7.25 for 30 pounds, or
rs cents a pound" he said. This
means that the housewife must
pay about p cents pound. The
same situation applies Ia raSp-
berries. which retail at 90 cents
"A quart"
Invest In Invasion buy = bond--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Caterpi||drs!
City Gives Up

Short OF men, the parks depart
ment is relying on strategy this
year in its annual hattie against
the tussock moth catcrpillarS
"We figure that II We just
don't notice them they'll 60
away In week or so" said {.
E. Smith. superintendent Of
forestry and landscapng.
Admitting that his office had
been dclueed with calls from in
iignant houSeholderS. demanding
that street trees be sprayed and
trimmed, Smith sighed
"We know this work ought
to he done, and we want 10 do
it-but its physically impos-
sihle under our present limita-
tons.
SHORTAGE OF MEN
''In the first place, we need
men who can climb treeS--and
il seems that all the men who
can climb trees are In the army.
I'm the second place, this de-
partment doesn't haze enough
money 10 do the work even II
we had the men. Our present
budget II around $3.50, 000-just
about one-tenth OF what II was
in WPA days.
There are around 100000
trees on the streets and 10000
In the parks. We used Ia he
able to take care Of about 49,
900 each year. but this year we
can't possibly get around to
mo , than 10000"
NEED SPRAY RIGS
Smith said that while adequate
care of the city's trees would re-
quire so spray rigs. there were
only three in operation this sum-
mer.
He had words of encourage
ment, however. for those who
have been waging guerilla war
fare against the hairy insects.
within a week or 80 they
should have completed their
Transformation into moths" he
said. meanwhile. people can
help a lot by sweeping them up
and burning them. The cater
pillars don't do any serious
harm to the trees.
"Within a couple of weeks
you'll see little white patches
appearing on the trees. These
are the eggs. III you pick them
of and destroy them you can
reduce next years crop of cat
erpillars considerably"
Invest IN Invasion: Buy a Bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
80 Patients Testify
For Koch at Hearinq

Thirty patients had testified to-
day in behalf Of products of the
Koch Laboratories at a hearing
before the Federal Trade Com
mission, with John B. Bramhall
as chief examiner. The govern
ment contends that there are
fraudulent claims" in the Koch
advertising.
Mrs. Cecilia Duda of 152 Madge,
Hazel Park, testified that, after
many operations and continued
illness, she was administered a
dose of DR.. Koch's medicine and,
three weeks later, did the wash
ing and ironing for the first time
in many years"
-Eoldiers Ruv War Annda Too-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Detroiter Listed
As Nazi Prisoner

Sgt Donald L. Huron, previ-
ouSly reported missing in action
over Germany, is a prisoner of
war Of the Nazis, according to
word received from the war de-
partment by his wife, inertia, of
1921 Pembroke
Sgt. Huron, who few as gunner
in a Liberator bomber, is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd b. Huron.
1901 Cruise. The HuronS have
two other sons in the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
flanagan Wonders
Will Roosevelt Run?

BOSTON, June % tUP)-After
Democratic Chairman Robert +.
flanagan said in a speech here
that he wished some one would
tell him whether President Roose-
welt is going to run for reelection
In November. an anonymous versi-
fier wrote to the Boston Globe in
typical Gallagher-and-Shean style,
as follows:
"Oh Mister HdnnegdH, oh Ms
ter Honnegdn,
There's suspicion FDR might
run once more;
Though he's rery, pery shy,
He is hard TO satisfy,
And they say he ioUes the White
House Swinging door"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Pdwnbroker Told
To Return Goods

Alex Werbe. 50. Of 2O74 A..
klnson pleaded guilty before Re-
corderS Judge Skillman 10 operal-
inc a pawn shop without a license
and was given to July 25 10 re-
turn all merchandise 10 his Gus
toners without interest.
On that date. he Will also face
charges of larceny by conversion.
a customer complained that
Werbe failed 10 return a watch.
His pawnshop was at 2035 Wood
ward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Give Trout 10 Aged;
a Fishermen Fined

SALEM. Mo-. June % (UP) -
The Old Age Assistance home and
the Dent county farm here had a
trout dinner recently at the eX-
penSe of four over-enthusiastic
fishermen.
The jealous anglers gave 90 fish
to the homes. but were fined
SAB 60 when conservation
agent learned that the catch was
twice the limit for four men.
Order 10c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

HELP KEEP POINTS OFF important by saving every drop
OF used cooking fat Save meat trimmings table broier
and skillet scrapng (You should be able to lots
pointreeD Then when the fat
full rush it your butcher te give &c and two free
points every pound) Do it. won't youor yourself and
for the country
Abb,otcd by OFT, VIA md WPB. Paid 10, by Ipdasby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

One-pieee play suit
Styled to absorb plenty of
sun. Popular bib-front style
with bare, bare back. Sizes
7 to II ... l.98
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

down, then sit up. finally stand
up. always breathing fresh air
by an open window or In the
open air.
Given during the first few
IL days one can determine
how the patient reActsfn- this
breathing therapy. IL can be
noticed that the diiated heart of
apprehension becomes smaller,
which may be determined by
X-ray exposure.
There II n well-known pro-
fessional class, the singers, for
whom deep breathing il essen
tial In their vocation. For this
reason l had one OF my assist
ants examine opera singers in
Muenchen.
Among 100 singers there WAS
not one OF either sex who had
high blood pressure"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
MAJOR DE SEVERSKY POWER As

TIVE idea that air power has
Il somehow been "discredited"
by the failure TO take the bat
tered town of Casino, on the
road to Rome, will not down.
We have pointed out that in
Casino our air power was given
one quite simple assignment
10 turn the town into a rubble
and carried it out in the full
est measure.
The decision to demolish Cas-
sine was made by ground gen.
erals in line with ground STRAIT
egg. 1t was their plan. after
the town would be reduced 10
ruin. 10 move in with troops,
tanks and machine guns.
1t was the follow-up that
failed. Aviation had been en-
ployed for a secondary, support
ing purpose, as a substitute or
additional artillery and had full
filled that auxiliary mission.
The difficulty of taking a
town on the ground tells-ns
nothing about air power in its
own sphere, which is strategic
action looking to command of
the skies; any more than the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
One Word Led TO Another
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer-

think still have the best program for postwar
agreements I'm the fellow who figured out the peace
treaty with minutes rest between rounds.
That back in 1888 before this shndg started.
Now here's the way feel about entente cordiae be-
tween six big nations.
thing like that would be like six big people
in boat is never dangerous until they all get
side.
Talking about big folks read where Rocky Noun
tain weighing 295 pounds marched four abreast
into the government tax Office. When told how much
she owed she tainted in the of deputy collector.
| know that the government demands its pound of
flesh. But not the hoof
They didn't know whether to derrick her or food
the Office and float her out.
Well, the deputy held the fat gal until his rubber
heels disntegrated from the pressure They held smelling
salts under her beezer and turned the overhead
sprinkng system
When she opened her eyes somebody banged her over
the head with chair leg They figured she looked better
with EN- closed.
would say this lady takes the income tax more
seriously than most gals. l interviewed one hundred
women last week on the income tax, the eruption of
Vesuvius, the bombardment of Casino the proposed in
vason and the Atlantic Charter I'll give you the
when they stop powdering their noses
Copyright 1884 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

writes a Brooklynite. Il would
say il was about 80 years ago.
ST HAVE been attracted by n
Il tall, athletic fellow with
brown hair and blue eyes who Is
a basketball and football star
at our school," writes a Penn
sylvania reader. "He Is IL.
am Is. 1 don't know this dream
man OF mine very well but L.
am working on him. I'm trying
a new technique on him next
week"
Mote - This communication
has been placed in our Horses
and Women files as an indica-
ton OF the youthful age at which
the female of the species starts
trying teehniaHe1on the
male. BY the way. what tech
nique did your wife use in get
ting you? Or haven't you found
out yet?")
Almost confidential 49, ever
hear of a fellow hitting eight
home runs in eight times at
bat? A Detroiter claims a
catcher named Clarke did that
in the Texas League in 1902.
II is not in my record book.
Gloria Breisacher, Peoria, Ill,
newspaperwoman, was named
Gloria because she was born on
the Fourth OF July. Remember
that il you have a female child
born on Independence Day.
TT Was Aristotle who claimed:
Il The body Is at Its best be-
tween the ages of 80 and 35 and
the mind IN at it's best about
the age Of A."
The New York police depart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
DAYS

TIVE next presidents principal
Il task will be the re-Ameri-
caniZation OF the tinted States.
He will have 10 restore the au-
thority and integrity OF the
Constitution. Of Congress, OF
the courts. lie will have 10 re-
late administrative agencies 10
constitutional government with
the object Of protecting the
rights Of the individual Amer
lean citizen.
He VIII have 70 restore equal
ity before the law without re-
gard 20 political affiliation or
social status. lie viii have 20
break down the divisions among
the people according 10 race,
color and economic occupation.
He Will have 10 restore re-
spect for those who hold public
office He Will need 10 curb the
tendency OF government en-
ployes 10 make themselves mas
tiers OF the people.
I MS X part OF process or
Approximation and IL will in
voi e considered study and
broad grasp OF the traditions Of
our people.
Reconstructing an d CT V
system OF administration into
the traditional American frame
work without sacrificing recent
progress will be a work Of I'M
paralleled craftsmanship, and
unless il IS done with breadth
OF purpose and utter selfless-
ness, we shall suffer a greater
calamity even than defeat in
war.
IN CONTRAST, let me cite
Il the corruption OF our way Of
life and l take the report YER
batim from the latest report OF
the Dies committee:
According to Philip Murray,
the voting strength OF the Go
unions and the immediate fami-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

White which is again in N. Y.
and delighting packed houses.
Paramount film. The Hitler
Gang" is worth "A million words.
II you didn't know il was all
true. you couldn't believe il.
That lovely Latin-American
sweater girl is Felice 1ngerSoll,
show girl in the "Follies. "
Good reading: Never Whistle
in a Dressing Room" by Maui
rice Zolotow, Satevepostman
(Dutton).
The next cover Of the Sat.
Review Of Literature somerset
Vaughan by artist Frances
O'Brien Garfeld) is the key 10
life running from them and
writing books and plays against
them.
TIEATRICAL wisenheimers
insist serious tHeTnPS are 4
box-office liability But the
prize-winnihg playwright who
has scored the biggest artistic
and financial successes drama
TIED vital problemS--Lillian
Hellman Her The Search
ing Wind" is breath taker
No girl is more popular
with the males than Lana Tur-
ner. But look az her wrecked
love life Gov. Bricker
yaps that the administration is
10 blame for Pearl Harbor
He means the Japs were New
Dealers.
TffE Stork's proprietor diScov-
cred there is about Sf0O,-
600 a year income in the have
your-picture-taken" stunt. lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

MILTON Berries comic
Ni talent can stand on its
own tootsies. Why do radio
moguls mar it by surrounding
him with a silly quiz program
Kate Smith is angry and
for good reason. She doesn't
take cameras or any faVors and
DO takers are squawking, etc.
Y'HE next time you hear some
.-goon knock Afifes- re-
mind him that the Raj stopped
Hitler over London and the Rus
SLAMS started him running home
-. Our idea OF Paradise: Where
everybody has as much fun as a
radio comedians studio audience
The papers hear that Mus
solini whoever he is) is dying
So what 80. Frank Ger
vasis excellent piece should be
a part of every Americans edu-
cation. lis facts are an antidole
TO the poison spread against
certain groups. IL is similar 10
Pierre Van Paassen's fine book:
"The Forgotten Ally"
=
WHEN legislators and others
w point finger at bureau-
crats-remind them bureaucrats
is a name for government en-
ployes The boost in taxes
at the movie theaters doesn't
seem 10 affect the business.
Crowded as ever Have an
example OF distorted thinking:
Willkie'S defeat in Wisconsin
won more cheers (from some
editorial writers} than any OF
=Hitier.s defeats Don't miss
the four-reeler, The Memphis
Belle" for thrills. Or Snow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
On the
Side

ment buys Is horses each year.
Price paid per horse is 1925.
All horses for the New York
mounted police must be bay
geldihgs between the ages of
4 and 8 when purchased.
.AskinE=QaeEies from elients:
Q-Wasn't Napoleon a very
short man; around five feet
three inches tall?
A-Napoleon was five feet
seven inches in teight.@--
A contemporary description
Of him written by a l. or d IN
newspaperman Aug. 4, 1877 fol-
lows:
Napoleon Is OF middle size,
rather slim, of tawny COM
plexion, and here II nothing
particularly striking about his
appearance keep this black
eyes, which are extremely bril-
liant and habltually fixed upon
the ground" -
Q-Has Hitler ever mentioned
Gen. Macarthur in his speeches?
A-tfitler made a dispardgIng
reference 10 Macarthur in one
speech. Said reference was evil
IDENTIFY inspired by fear and re-
sPeet Of Macarthur who, incl
dentally, is the only United Ma
tons general ever mentioned in
a speech by der fuehrer.
Q-There seems to be a dis
agreement as to what the BIRTH
stone of an April born woman
is. What do you say?
Am authority on the Sub
ject has stated:
She 10ho from April dates her
years
Diamonds should Wedr, lest Bit
ter tears
For vdir repentance flotO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
WASHINGTON SCENE
BY George Dixon

WASHINGTON, April 28-I
w went up to New York the
other day, to make my annual
crop survey, and got a distinct
impression. The gist of it was
that Now York-largely speak
ing-is about the only commun-
ity in the country not yet fully
awake 10 the possibility that
Thomas f. Dewey may be the
next PRESIDENT of the United
States.
This is strange, when you
think of it. because Manhattan
should be the most Dewey con-
scious spot in the land. He
never really operated anywhere
else until he became governor.
Voters in the farthest hinter-
lands can tell you all about
Dewey-and do at the drop of a
hat-even if they~can't name
the mayor preceding LaGuardia,
who, by the way, was John
Patrick O'Brien.
7 WOULD like to digreSs
Il briefly TO tell story about
Jo ! Patrick O'Brien. He got
TO be mayor suddenly because
Jimmy Walker quit under fire
during his trial for unfitness
before F. u. Roosevelt, then
governor of the state. II be-
came necessary for Tammany
Hall TO find another man in a
hurry.
They dug into surrogate's court
and excavated O'Brien who
had been sitting quietly on
bench there for 20 years. After
completing Walkers unexpired
term, Mr.. O'Brien found him.
self in a three cornered race for
reelection, the other two cam
didates being LaGuardia, for
the Fusion party and Joseph Y.
Mckee on a schismatic Tam
many ticket which took the
name Of Recovery.
The paper on which I worked
assigned a reporter to each can
didate 10 do an around-the-
clock with them. 1 drew
O'Brien. The idea was TO iot
down everything your man did
all day, giving the time and
place.
For the first week I reported
that O'Brien rose and took
bath. but after while l as
sumed the readers would take
it for granted he had bathed,
and skipped mention of the
additions.
The other two reporters kept
bathing their candidates: in fact
Bill Rice, who had LaGuardia,
had his man take a shower in
the morning and a tub bath at
night.
THE overbathed LaGuardia
Il Won and 1 have often wnn=-
dered since il il wasn't the
back-scrubbing publicity that
turned the trick, Dewey was
elected prosecutor on the same
ticket
Well, anyway. il seems from
what I picked up in New York
that Dewey is still being treated
pretty lightly there, compared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

they have taken hold of produc-
ton jobs they have often
showed the business man q
thing or two he did not know.
Answer To Question No. 8
Partly this, Of course. Also
partly because they have not
been trained in childhood and
youth as most boys are. But il
is also due in part 10 the fact
that women have longer collar
bones than men. This inter-
teres with that free swing OF
the arm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

with the rest OF the country.
The question l heard propounded
oftenest was:
what does Dewey know
about running n big country
like this? He Is still compara-
lively untried as governor. And
what did he ever do before ex-
cept put a few mugs with
wierd names, away"
1t would seem that If New
Workers wish an answer TO the
latter question they should get
around the country. From re-
ports reaching me from all sec
tons 1T Is Just that thing which
is doing the most toward put
ting Dewey over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
BY DR.. Logan
Clendening
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

w. l.. Mare the ma or kid
ney diseases II have diabetes
and Bnght's disease in mind)
detected definitely in the urine?
Answer: Yes, in 90 cases out
of 100. Should be checked by a
blood lest
RIB am p years OF age,
weight 100 pounds and am 5 II.
s in. in height. Am l overweight
and what drug should / use to
reduce?
Answer Your ideal weight is
124. No one should take a drug
for reducing except on the ad-
vice Of a physician who has had
the opportunity OF a personal
examination. a diet, such as the
Lenten Reducing Diet, which
was published in this column, is
safe and effective.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Quick Answers

Of South Africa.
States and Britain
Ton behalf of Canada.
Ten.
la Right; one-third more
men die of it; CD Wrong;
They face Mecca, which may
. be north, east West or south
Of them at the time.
Copyright. 1874. by KinE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

THE question is worth close
l. examination because if pub
lie opinion should lose faith in
air power, the results might be
tragic. We might then find our
selves farther than ever from a
full utilization of our air power
potential, thereby delaying VIC
tory.
The Casino episode can be
studied with profit IN conjunc-
ton with the battle on the other
side of the world-the battle Of
Tarawa in the Pacific.
Against the Pacific island.
the procedure followed was SIM
liar in its general pattern to
that against the Italian town.
tee+tAe-ehjeetipe-
TO be hammered into a pulp pre-
paratory TO its storming by
ground troops.
Whereas the job of demoli-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Answer to Question No.

AUsncT 10 Qutsttuu W. Il
Psychologist Hulsey Cason
gave tests of many kinds of AN
movers" to several hundred men
and women. He found more
women than men were annoyed
at having a back-seat driver; at
discovering a hair in the butter;
at hearing a woman swear; at
people who had physical oddi-
ties or defects; etc. Women are
generally more sensitive than
men and no doubt this is why
they are annoyed at things that
men do not notice.
Answer to Question No. 2
I think they would. notwith-
standing all the gibes at the
impractical, abSent-minded col
lege professor" Some are inn
practical, but so are some BUSH
ness men. Hosts of professors,
both in this war and in World
War i, have shown immensely
practical capacities for hard
headed business management,
Indeed. after World War 1 the
colleges had a hard time to re-
place the professors who had
been hired by big business as
managers. In this war where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29

DATIENTS with angina pee
l. toris can often overcome a
threatened attack by taking
deep forced breaths and contin-
uing the exercises for several
minutes.
Even fainting attacks can be
prevented by this prolonged
breathing. Many patients OF this
sort who had been taking RENE
dies without benefit were made
quite comfortable and free from
attacks after a course OF forced
breathing exercises.
II impress upon my patients"
writes DR. Schaefer, tho Inn
portanee OF exhalation with tho
mouth open, not through the
nose, and 10 sound the vowel L,
thus enabling them TO bring on
the deepest effort of expiration.
Furthermore have the pa
tients use this method three or
four times a day and continue
for five or SIX minutes duration.
THE first week they may lie