davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-10-26
Not Impressed by Mr.. Ball

To the Editor of The Star:
was tickled with the Bergman car
toon OF the senatorial Ball baby.
Mr. Balls flounderings are much akin
to what the Freudians call infantilism
Ohank Heaven don't care to have any
truck with Freud). It might be more
apropos to think that this congressional
f1edgling is merely feathering his nest
or is just nuts" to get his picture in the
papers.
AS far as foreign policy goes, would
1T, in reality, make much difference
down which alley Ball rolls? Isn't
foreign policy, by agreement, unani-
mously nonpartisan7 Hasn't the Sena-
tor been reading the papers? Listening
to the radio?
HoEMER o'oDo1EoANN.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
The boys overseas are
crazy about these 1900
girls who bring home to
the front. Here's how -.

pOSal IN history came out OF this war the
other day The wholesale suitor. soldier
from Texas, had just been turned down by
three Red Cross recreation workers in Lon
don 50 he wrote American Red Cross head
quarters: I'm marry any club staff assistant
I've seen lot and they're all honeys,"
The sweetheart of World War III is the Red
Cross club worker. She is doing one of the
greatest morale Jobs of the war. Over 1900
girls are dispensing hospitality in more
than 800 service clubs the world over.
A male colleague of the girls explains
They represent everything the boys admire
in American womanhood - vivacity, grace,
charm, virtue. beauty. enthusiasm lntelli-
gence and that wholesome friendliness and
interest that reminds them of sister and wife,
girl friend and mother" One young soldier in
India handed Red Cross girl Mothers Day
bouquet with this note: Can't buy them for
my mother at home, so here S to my motne.
in India - the American Red Cross girl"
Sight fos Sore Eyes
GENERALS too. are grateful. On all fronts
they are asking for more club workers To
meet the demand. the American Red Cross
has established its own college in a wing of
American University near Washington D. c.
and streamlined its training course to cram
into two weeks information that ordinarily
would take a couple of months to lmpart.
Every Saturday is commencement day for
an average group of l25 tralnees. and every
Monday is registration day for similar
number - mostly women BY and large. the
Red Cross has found women make better
recreation workers. Why? Because they're
women. An American girl is welcome
sight to u soldier away from home.
Girls come to American University from
every state and territory. You can spot them
all over Washington. Their uniform is light
gray palm beach suit and overseas cap, white
or blue blouse. neutral stockings, black
oxfords and black shoulder bag. The sleeve
insignia read military Welfare Service"
They are former business girls teachers,
journalists. entertainers. Many have given up
high salaried positions to work for the Red
Cross at $50 month plus maintenance.
A lot join through love of adventure; some
seek romance Many have husbands in the
service or have lost them in combat All are
motlvated by desire to have part in the
biggest experience of their generation
Tetanus Trolley
REQUIREMENTS are stiff A staff assistant
must be at least Is, no more than 35; she
must have poise. ingenuity, adaptability,
excellent character and health. Her five per
sonal references are carefully interviewed, and
she is investigated by the FBl.
Soon after registration at the University,
students board the "tetanus trolley" "a
truck which transports them to the infirmary
for irnnunizatinn shots Then they have their
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-29
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop IL
your cough. chest cold. or acute bron-
chitlS Is not treated aUG YOU cannot al
ford TO take q CHauC" with any medicine
less potent than CrcuMUlSluM which
goes right 20 tn" seat @: tn" trouble TO
help loosen and cXpcl germ laden
phlcgm and aid nature 20 ruUrhr and
heal raw. tender. IuiluMcG bronchial
mucous membranes.
CrcOmulsiuN blends DccClwOOG Cruu-
Sotc by special process with other time
tested medicines tor coughs Il contains
no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines vou
nave tried. tel. Your druggist 10 sci! YOU
bottle OF Circumcision with the under
standing YOU must Ike the way II quick
ly allayS the cough. permitting rest and
sleep, or you are 10 have your money
back. (AovD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-29
Buy BONDS MD SIZED VICTOR
Madam Ethel
Open q \. VI. Iu ~ T.. VI.
nIIIN and SUNDAY

MADAM EIUEL is 1907 f., pc ,ou.u,-
Cd N.'u -vp."s .T n'a'. 'gUs.cu's
Iy..t sHL Jg.a. .JIr ..c.I----d place
where you w!iI not .eel emosrr5 ssed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-29

' Ho.cvcG ina, E-'omIaa, rawc
H -"..y ..n. tn" IRA. mountains.
.. auuu EgGpc and Asa.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-29

NENT-!'ranrc> Iiutt Dewey
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-29

lDG HELPS i;,ry iU% More
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
WORLD WAR s 4 YEAR AGO
 JULY 70, 1888
RY UNITED RREss

Figsf great haiiie af lhe kieiliap eamnaign Eaaes Aeafh Of Gaianle, HhaEe BTlilsb Eighth Army $ niFlkiHg nt GeFmaD an6 EisilaD lH0ansl Aanaeians Dasb fiaFmans back ana AFlge eleaeg le kHBsj ilaiisn seidlaFs FepeFsed ip esHs ling
 Aaalf bilileT aaa lsepiie nnsses ilnI aenfaT feF several hours iSwly lel ip . neTtheFn Biellan iewR e alafaas lbe ssBggeBt Hlllliagy htgs alieB.s
 6. s, Army libeFsieTs flT lnie Sansnase iaFFiieTT sHiv ie e beaab enemy aig nnA maeai base ef RaFes lBHablFB lR ihe kmTile lnlamaM
 Allied nlgman attack . aanEeg e Nslla 0s'f, betWaen MeIamballs eaFa esd VeI'a zAEeIln IeIan6s in fIla NeIaMana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Narraqansett Results

FIRST RAGS 500. claiming 4-yesr-oias
and up 'uri0ugs
EgE-krf Lynch $50 On 20
Specdy Par Moo. $50 "a
Jsrs Reubeus jenkins 20
Time s. 49, or fIfs
RJrsr Jcf Fs'ter Mao Krens Advice
Colleen " and Meadow siso ran.
SECoHD EACE-7 y,sr-o r, and up :. mile
hec Queen CAs'hu $50 20 80
f s's.s Dan, ,9.a ras,r 20 z 80 80
TimF l.l3 A. or 8o'',V
F'yi0V Es1 Wsuo0U H'Ff Rros PesoIu-
ton and Csntenlr slsn rem.
THIRD PACE -2-yesr-of' >, mir
S'ngl, up Zfhr so a. SO
Con Dccl .Pstfr1op' 500 90
rne IS4s or 772
Difficult Concmsugr Nosrf Choice Pc
tate and Running Honey s.so rar.
FoUPTH RACE 2.yesr-o.ts =, nile
Fl''obc'Ifc hobart IL 30 $40 50
chsne,saia carret' 22o 80
Tfrf ie4-- ~ an7
spare ~'fs GIL v-Da}. Essy Date Netda
erc LINDA ~ s.s0 pam
FITTH phCE-s-yes O.. u4fs
~ ai'rf1'r bsEsfet'f go 90 80
Disvoo Wv EeSnsr 42O so
Ctf.." IrrFITr 90
Time I41-f .o" asa
Bomb Rc..n cream, H-ney NUS Senior
Prom. MisEncst AL FlEft End Broke also
SlxTT PACF-7-yes--olr. and up :. mile
picls BsIgsfrt' 80 $50 3 so
Petcs Pc tJ'rk!nN so 100
cream Sis'0 50
Suposr 2 Johnny Jr, Anoyns and Rail-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Hawthorne Results

FIRST RACE-3-year-oldS and W, ga fur
Cantsta smith ii4O $40 90
Havana Lad Burns 30 40
String Band iSsOrOuski 40
Time 2 3-5 OF 3 ~.
Proud Sister Private HpNie Poet Laureate.
Lillian Roth Giant star say NomOre Ran
dom Breeze and Neddie's Hero also ran.
SECOND RACE -yesr-olo' - mile
FoEarel Smith 20 40 90
BRIGHT Bronze Nichols 40 90 40
Hreysda'e Bailey 90
Time Il7l-s or 2 81
Dccrte FunTog Biugo Mama Mo Tack
Mad sadie Mostly Bieecncr Country Boy
and Rotamal also ran
THIRD RACE-7-year-olds and VI =. mile.
Float Away Campbell - % 20 90
PiEiaioch Brooks j. 20 Ou
heCgry fNiChoE 80
Time ii34-s ~ Z 20
Don Deyifo Droil0u NsihiFh That.a Boy
The Finest and ONssse also ran.
FOURTH RACE-2-yesr-olds ga 'urlongs
Winter song HaOg 90 90 20
LASTING Peace Smith > 90 20
Contrary MARY Daley 30
Time % As off 50
Charles Picr Hslcyette Miss Primrose
Last WALTZ Inhnitys G.. and Country Butter
Also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Worthwhile Trotters
Run Again Monday

The Worthwhile track. which eS-
tablShcd records IN attendance
and mutuelS during the first
lrotting meet ending last week
viii reopen Monday for three
weeks Of racing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Laurel Park Results

FIRST RACE--2-yesr-olds. = mile
jack Madigan Root 500 2 so
Brass Man lSchawthorn 4 SO
Lime IL Is or ~ ,..,oo v.,,,.
Miss War Evss Memory Falry Time DIS
play Flight. Jetsam and Rate Case also ran
SECOND RAcE-s-,ssr-olas and up. :.
E5iso: 's ,j:S.. a'7O 1893 3S 1:S
Bel soma 'Sneliingl ,-,. l42o
e eS5d5sn sdn In Up c2% out Sosi.y F2Is
SGi Su.. s'' entry ;ad 9: A .;S I's entry
THIRD RAcE-7Jear-olds =, mile
Wild Agent Meade $40 $50 $50
b-GTsst Divide tTsmmsrol $40 5 30
Time i'isI4-s or 246i3
Iene slam. she she morfis Lad Bob
liant son Toll Away and c-Buzntuzn also ram
b-RoRers entry
e-RoseDryon entry.
FOURTH RACE - 4.yea-oid, and up, 5.
VINTAGE Point tclarn II4o 500 200
Lord Win tJemaE 1910 q 20
Flying Tartar Meade 10
Time Is. or 3 ~.
Girlette she DaSt. Boy Larkmesd and Mar
Esprit also ran
FIFTH RACE-3-year-olds =. mile.
Which Ace Root 90 so 90
sting Ira tScawfhorn so 50
Lady Cremlin tSnellmF 80
Time 1918. or 46is
Nedwin. ArakAn. Anna Mullen. Idle Cos
sip and Topping also ran.
SIXTH RACE yesr-olds and up - mile.
Freeland'S Lad Luther 9 so ? 20 2 40
Indian sun wall so 40
senate Meade so
Time MAPS or 4lG
Blue Steel Gallant witch and TheSeus also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE--4-yesr-ods and up, J
mile and 10 yards
Wickcffe Cal Root 40 30 y N 40
War Art fKirk o 20 80
war Shy Schmidl 5 80
Time As 3-5 or 40
High Bit Satin Cap Ebrn Gfsnlag Amaze
Gay Pdre Semper Eco, Fogoso and VantrJst
d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Capt. Joe Gould:

Ex-manager OF Braddock, was
charged with conSpiring TO de-
fraud the government by taking
money 10 influence the awarding
Of contracts. Must explain how
Sl.000,000 worth of army con-
tracts were awarded or face
a military COurt-maTtial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Metro Pin
Race Close

Five games separate today the
top and bottom teams OF the
Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League after last nights matches
at Olympic Recreation. Aviation.
Roberts, and Palmer Park are
tied for first.
Roberts had 2944 and Koppitz
29l5 for scoring honors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Hal HurIS
Saturday

Harold Newhouser will pitch
for the Tigers against the' Sena-
tors here tomorrow in the third
of the four-game series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

IUUln heb, scHooLcRifT no aasn
Under New Manas.msnt opsn Alleys ropAy
wv $50 y ", After ~. All Das Sat g.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Hawthorne Entries
FoR SATURDAY

FIRST RAcE-sf 500 the Burning star,
maiden 2-year-old colts and gsldipga, Ga fur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

TLANDA REC. 1 1000 VAN Dykt. At
OPEN BOWLING ALI DAY SATURDAY.
SUNDAY FROM p. ". UNTIL hIoNlcur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

Al COMA REC. 'SCs I .Ss AVE W.,
AFTER ~. AL DAY SAT. AND SUN.
H6Tlt RtG, GRAND RIVER NO 1852
0pen.rss In Ladies Tus,-wsd. Afternoon Leagues
opsn Alleys Sat. All DAY. Sun. p N. On
BEAc0N REC W. y1ssos. {" S ", sS,s
OPENINGS IN SATURDAY AFrERNooN
LEAGUE. Us TO s2S AVERAGE
nInIIlo 1872 EAST CONGRESS
LEAGUE Opening Thurs. 9 P. N. MIXED Doubles
Every Sat. 8 p. N. $50 Doubles Sun, 8 p. ~.
rhcIun 77e7 WOODWARD. IS ALLEYS
bASlNU AIR COOLED. CA 1892
LEAGUE OPENINGS ARE sTilI AVAILABLE
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. AT $50.
centennial Near a'i sM SsN' RO,..,ii. 1000
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY!
Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail LoUnes. rs Lanes
CHENE TROMBLY $3.50 e G s.ss,lu T. i.n :a7o
81 900 TEAM CLASSIC OCT. "a AND a.
CREST LANES fUf ! 4Ite1s I" 90 70 l sas'A
HUME OF THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT OUR STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE
DETROIT RECREATION sat1s9 q $500 20
rs Ann oPGs BOWLING 20 sP N. AND
AFTER 1880 All Day Saturdays and Sundays.
DEXTER REC O9 3 ssl q sOT n ss ssSO
Choice Leaoa. Reservation Are stili Available
OPEN BOWLING EVERY DAY AT AL ZINES
f0RT-BlVD. REC. Go So s u 1OA'i * " ssi4
CAN sTILL ACCOMMODATE MORNING
AFTE9Joos AND MIDNIGHT LEAGUES.
cLpnru DER ago WOODWARD Tt 1880
URnUCN nCI, CENTRALLY ocATEo
oPES BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL p. NJ.
AFTER -. AL DAY SATURDAY. SUNDAY
GLeHeAGLES REC. I i's1 t'xSFs Nc SIS; st
openipes IN Ladies Tues. and Thurs. Afternoon
League. opso Alleys Sal, sun All Day Part Free.
GRAND CENTRAL s. a. i aTNHT ~ ps $50
PIeasur, 10 Bowl at ouietsst Alleys In Detroit.
Good Tra6sportation Facilities. Pe'. street Car.
GREAT LAKES 4, %o6os s4sI'" Ss s,s :,
p. n and After u p ". Cocktail Bar Adioinine
IMPERIAL REC. 't CENTRALLY r' ToeA sO'
~ MODERN ALLEYS
op.n Every oay Until miduisht. MA siss
I uIIIrTT'e S7 rsUmsUlL AVE
~ " WILlCIl TR 2.933S
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOVES REC. 20 20 s sNTi.sS 4 4tstfs
Compleirly Modern1sd. Cocktail Lounge
1925 Fast IeifGson, AZ Eastla~n. NJ 1912
4 llcKY STRIYE sSl GRAND River. AT
lUUkl CHIME rHE BLVO ~ 1855
OPEN ALLEYS TODAY NOON uAIlL-K-P-n-
Att DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
MOTOR CITY 20 oO a.ttys At n S'9 IS,
FOR YOUR Comfort
s1E OUR BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE
NEW FAIRVIeW :. 'i s,t tAsT 'tf rs 80;
MiREo DOUBLES SUNDAYS AT PaM
CONSULT THIS {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

,y.p.y Bunk cg,ylord and L,snt Count
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

VICTORY u" ~ . .iIs, At 1. g /,
OPENINGS for hornins. Afternoon ana nIs,,..,
Leagues. opsn Alleys Today TIL 8 p. NJ. An.r "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

OLYMPIC REC s a.. s.t, A. GO 5 s,xsa
Home of the GREATER DETROIT ALL.sIAR.
PALACE-DIX ' S1s s.sI 'lH" Ss SO. sss'
LEAGUE OPENINGS Tues. p. NJ; Thun..Fd.. .
P. n. IS Modern Lanes. opsN Alleys p. N. On
PALACE REC. q az Alleys SsS Without a s Posi-
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL 500 p. N.
Billiards. Restaurant. Cocktail LOUNGE.
LACE-SCHOENHERH 's so.S. ~ s- ,..s
s .iI.T ssi2":,ot oI % TIE sAyl sosLrY
PAL uEp pkpk SMILE ROAD, Between
''~"I" MIN woodward and John n.
70 s-2232. oOen Bowling from s:3o.A. N. tos
W. aoo After ~. Free Prks.. cockian LOUNGE
PARK Ann 1920 WEST wAsRts. Near
n''"ln"o SoUThFIElo CT $500
OPEN BOWLING DAILY New Modern sIIsy,.
t'n' Cocktail toanO' With Excellent Food
PARKSIDE Z. wARRss. at oIckfRsoa
op.n Alleys unti p. ". All Day Sat. Sun,
Most Beautiful Cocktail Lounge ~ Detroit
AYDIIIM 1917 los. CASPIAN. MA Is4s
IN WV" NEW ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAMONA REC It l', s,d aass "'sI 81 Is,
AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
RIVIERA REC. ' ~ s sst"O ~. sv soot AVS
Choice oaytim. League OPENINGS Ar. A.siI.bI..
se.o,oeS A''ernoon Sweepstakes Nov FOrmins.
RIVFRSInF 3l23 EAST JEFFERSON. at
n''Iho'uL MeDoUeALL Nc 1920
Open Alleys SAT-. and SUN, Instr,e,,o, n,,,v
ooen,nS' for MORNING and Afternoon Leagues.
mi ANN r zO4O pttRIrAn A. -
nUlAWllt is ScIeTs Us $50
Choice oo and sishi League Reservation, sim
available. New o-nsrs. lack Campbell. Msnsss.
RnYu $500 mAslsIIoUE. Near e. warren
~ coss,.,. q AtttYs NJ S71
FOR YOUR INSPECTION. YOU'LL Ike iri
STATE FAIR 1880 w s1s,: ~, sl 70 s''a
SNOWFLAKE or TIE WORLD Open so-il,a
Every tVsnins trom $50 Until closirs.
TlANDA REC. 10000 VAN DYKE. at
OPEN BOWLING All DAY sAr,,sn.X V'O'
SUNDAY FROM p. ~. UNTIL MIoNiGnr.
TOWER REC. sca ,a5ts sIp ff'se Al.
Under New MAnausmsut op,n aI,.,, ron1y
wv $50 p. ". After o. Az Day Sat. Sun.
VlcInpY Ti4 I2rH. at psIswAer
'N'V"' " ALLEYS TR2.sso1
OPENINGS for hornns. Afternoon ana n,s.,.s,
Leagues. op'n Alleys Today TIN p. NJ. Aftsr 20
WASHINGTON BOWL '' so c,esi StsI o.
DAY AND hioNieHr LEAGUE OPENINGS
AVAILABLE. OPEN UNTIL A. NJ CT ss7o'
WAYNES SCHOOL 's e s. 70 g s,;;i
Afe You Hadne Trouble Gettins Propsr Rbvthr,
see wayne Spaulsns-Havs HIN Set Yss Rlsht
WEcT fuIeLcn lOsl4 ". CHICAGO. Near
WCoI InIbAuU MEYERS NO. s7s2
oPts BOWLING SATURDAYS AND SUN.
DAYS. 10 A. ~ UNTIL CLOSING. . ALLEYS
WEST DETROIT Wv s1o sIss'st o. ~. :::F
UNDER NEW nAsA6EMENr. COMPLETELY
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

1871 W. Vernon Hy.
1920 w. Warren
1890 Sehaefer Hy.
RIVER ROUGE
l0523 w. Jefferson
WYANDOTTE
30ls Biddle Ave.
EAST SIDE
l4035 Woodward
5000 Cratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

NEW fAIRVleW .'i s,t t1sI a5 80;
MtREo ooUBtEs SUNDAYS AT Pm
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

rs -bi IVY ,ns sIoeErcs claimed
U1.es listed in order ~ post position.
weather. clear tgary fest
Post 70 m DetTo,' time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY DAILY
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Church Families Asked
To House Servicemen

An appeal to Washington church
families to provide 500 beds on Sat-
urday nights for servicemen spend
ing the week end in the District was
made today by Donald Bautz, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Defense
Commission of the Washington Fed
Grafton of Churches, on behalf OF
the Lodging Committee of the Rec
reation Services, 500 North Capitol
street.
Families able to spare a bed on
Saturday nights, at nominal charge
are urged to inform the pastor OF
their church. He, in turn, will give
the names and other information to
Mr.. BautZ.
"The presence of 1,4OO servicemen
and servicewomen in Washington
each week end, 300 of whom are be-
ing housed in churches, makes an
immediate response to this appeal
essential" Mr.. Bautz said.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
More Training Urged
For Police HandIinq
Juvenile Cases

Emphasizing the Importance of
contacts between police and juvenile
offenders, DR.. William Healy, di-
rector of the Judge Baker Guidance
Center of Boston, yesterday urged
the development of delinquency pre-
vention divisions in police systems.
Lecturing before a class of select
ed law-enforcement officers attend
ing the FBI Police Academy, DR..
Healy stressed the need for handling
the youthful offender at the start
by persons schooled in understand
ing the nature of the individual.
Make First Contact.
"The police make the first con-
tact with the delinquent" he said,
so it seems to me to be the function
of the police to size up the young
Ster and his problem"
DR.. Healy suggested that the po-
lice be on the lookout for physical
and mental peculiarities. The un-
derslzed youngster, he cautioned,
may try to compensate for his size
by becoming a delinquent. ADO
lescent zoot suffers also are COM
for some sort of inferior
ity, he suggested.
Police were warned against being
too sympathetic" lest the offender
sneer at the law. They were cau-
toned equally, however, against a
"brow-beating" attitude which may
set the youngster in a hostile de-
termination to beat the law"
Crime Fallacies Cited.
DR.. Arthur L. Beeley, professor of
sociology of the University of Utah,
also addressed the academy, warning
against popular fallacies regarding
crime and criminals"
His list included the fallacies
that criminality is inherited; that
criminals in general are less intel
ligent than the average population;
that "a high strong wall is indis-
pensable to a prison" and that
crime has increased because punish
ment is not severe enough"
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Mems Red Cross Group
Resumes Work Mondov

Members of the mems unit, Red
Cross surgical dressings, will resume
work Monday night at the Walsh
House, 2020 Massachusetts avenue
NV, after an enforced idleness of
q month because Of lack of mate
rielS.
Rainstord French, vice chairman
81 the unit, has appealed to all mem
berS to report, particularly new
members, as the unit will try to
make up its March quota along with
that of April.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
By FREDERIC ]. HASKIN.

| DS hEDEnlS y. f1AShIN.
@. How did Gen. Eisenhower get
the nickname kew. S. D.
A. Biographers say that Gen.
Eisenhower had five brothers each
of whom was at one time or another
called Ike" as he is now. None of
them is aware how the nickname
got started.
@. Are the Dionne quintuplets
identical?-S. B. D.
A. For more than a year after
their birth it could not be deter
mined with certainty whether they
were identical or dissimilar. Careful
study now has established that the
sisters are identical and therefore
derived from a single cell.
@. When was Pixies Peak discov-
ered?-C. E. R.
A. Pixies Peak was first described
by Zebulon M. Pike in his journal
November 1927, 1906, and first as
cended by DR.. Edwin James on July
IA, 1920. First named James Peak.
it eventually became Pixies Peak
through popular usage.
@. How many articles are there
in the Versailles peace treaty.
E. L. H.
A. The Treaty of Versailles con-
tains 440 detailed articles, ranging
In scope from the establishment of
the League of Nations to the sur
render by Germany of stations,
mares, fillies, milch cows and other
farm animals and the sacred skull
OF the East African Sultan Mkwawa.
Q. Why Is Eamon de Valera re-
ferred to as Taoiseach?-H. D.
A. This is the Irish equivalent of
prime minister.
@. What was Lord Baldwin's COM
ment on the loneliness of the office
of Prime Minister?-D. P.
A. Lord Baldwin wrote to Lord
Oxford on his retirement: "I don't
think any one who has not been a
AIN Cdll lCdl1LS Lll6 6S.
sential and ultimate loneliness of
that position; there is no veil be-
tween him and the human heart
or no veil through which he cannot
see-and in his less happy moments
he may feel himself to be the re-
pository of the sins and follies of
the whole world
Q. What is the difference between
a minister with portfolio" and a
minister without portfolio?"-E.
IN. C.
A. Minister with portfolio" is the
term given to a member of the
British cabinet who has Jurisdiction
over a special department. Min
lister without portfolio" is a term
given to a minister of the British
cabinet who has no specific depart
ment over which he has Jurisdiction
Evening star., 1944-04-07
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Wilkes Attempt to Blame Defeat
On Isolationists Fails to Make Sense

Dewey merely bears out the polls
that have been taken in many
States, all of which show him to be
the first choice of the rank and file
Republicans everywhere. The lead
ers are for him because of that fact
What the leaders want is a win
ner. There is no nourishment for
them in naming loser-quite the
contrary.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Gen. Hunter Says Losses
Over Germany Are Low
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 7.-American
air losses in bombing Germany are
smaller than expected Maj. Gen.
Frank CD. Hunter reported yes
terday.
Speaking before the national
aeronautic dinner meeting of the
Society of Automotive Engineers,
Gen. Hunter said overall losses Of
all aircraft dispatched over Ger
many has been only 81 per cent
since August, 1912. In recent weeks
bomber losses have been % per
cent and fighter losses only 0.8 per
cent, despite the large number of
deep penetration missions"
Gen. Hunter reported that the
United States now is first in air
power among nations, with an Army
air force of 100000 officers and
men and with plane production in
creased 12,100 per cent, compared
with 1888 when the force numbered
l 300 officers and $4,000 men with
about 1900 planes of all types.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Hitler Extends Powers
Of GoebbeIs in Berlin
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, April adolf Hitler
has appointed Joseph Paul Goebbels
president of the Reich capital,
with final authority over direction OF
battered Berlin's war effort, a Ger
man broadcast said today.
Evening star., 1944-04-07

however, it is a
pity he coul d
rot have quit in
better t e m p e r
a n d a m ore
spor t S manlike
way. Certainly,
his attempts to
read into the re-
t urns reasons
that did not eX-
ist, along with
I n e apparently
inaccurate state
m e n t u p o n
which he based
h is intelpreta-
ton, will some
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Ry FRANK r KENT.

After the Wisconsin result, Mr..
WILKES withdrawal was the sem
sible thing for him to do. For the
sake of his ultimate reputation,
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to
Questions

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question OF fact by writing The Eve
ming Star Information Bureau, Fred
eric J. Haskin. director, washington,
D. c. Please inclose 3 cents for re-
turn postage
Evening star., 1944-04-07

War job for housewives! Help
make explosives by saving every
drop of waste kitchen fats. Take
them to your meat dealer.