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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
One Word Led 10 Another
a sentry!''
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER-

~ IN II OIS 11OO'J 1J4AI14V
/ am now giving out the academy awards to 1914
film fans
| am sorry TO state that the academy is the
Fourteenth street New York And the award is naturally
Bronx cheer with the accent on the razzberry.
Lufretta Jimpson gets the cellulod waite iron for
her marvellous performance in Graumans Hungarian
Gouash Nook. Lufretta turned in authentic delnea-
ton OF blind date walking home from ride in pie
wagon Lufretta started her movie career as the ugly
stepmother In beautiful child contest
Charley Footsore gets the pink toothbrush for the
best supporting role by his performance in taking his
soused brotherinaw home from bngo night at the local
lodge.
Eddie Crash wins the brass knuckles by his sterling
performance in jumping into the Roxy queue minutes
notice No matter how many hundred people are waiting
IN line Eddie IS always first into the theater If dirty
looks were contagious Eddie would need a bath
That's just few of the rambling Oscars we will
present this year. | am bronzng a Oscar for the
little lady IN the ticket booth Broadway who can
shortchange you with smile innocent as beaver in
flooded basement.
BY KnsF Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
THESE DAYS
By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY-

have no right to invade the
sphere of the political ACTIVE
ties of its stockholders.
The same rule applies to la
Dor unions. The funds of a la
Dor union are the property Of
its members.
The officers of the union
have no legal or moral right
TO invade the private domain
of the individual.
MIKE QUILL'S transportation
A'A union contains a large
number of Americans of Irish
descent, good Catholics who OPP
pose communism as a moral as
well as a political evil.
Mike Quill has publicly fol-
lowed the Communist party line
and so has his union.
Mike Quill is an outstanding
personality in the Browder-Hill-
man coalition which now con-
trolls the American Labor Party.
which is the de factor successor
TO the Communist party.
Has Mike Quill or any other
labor leader the right TO vote
the funds of their members
against the consciences Of those
members?
TI1E issue in this matter is the
n corruption of democratic
electoral system by the public
and secret contribution Of huge
sums by labor unions to cam
paign funds.
The Vinson report showed la
Dor union assets of close TO
500 100000, and that was sew
eral years ago.
A significant fact in the half
million dollar contribution OF
Dubinsky's union is that the
party to which this money went
made a business of endorsing
Republican or Democratic cam
didates who gained an election
by the addition of ALP votes 10
those of their own party.
You can readily see what this
trick is worth and how it is
played.
Copyright. 1si4 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

THE japanese offensive from
L Burma through the Maya
hills has not been checked by
the British Indian army.
It's main effort lies 10 the
north Of Amphal and is directed
toward the Assam Valley and
the line OF railroad which runs
up the valley 10 Ledo
This point is Gen StiiWeli's
rail head, for the supply Of arms
and munitions TO China by air
transport, and also for his pres
ent effort 10 wreSt northern
Burma from the hands of the
japanese and open up a new
truck road into the Chinese
Province Of funnan.
If the Japanese can conquer
Assam and secure this railroad
line, Gen. Stillwells lon &
matured operation Will come 10
naught.
Consequently a British failure
70 hold Assam will have grave
effects upon the American effort
10 support China, arm her nu-
merous divisions and engage the
japanese in land warfare
THERE are indications that
l. the japanese may be CONS
mencing a new offensive 20 en-
large and strengthen the con-
quest effected two years ago
over southeastern Asia.
Due 10 the concentration Of
the United States fleet IN the
western Pacific, Japan has lost
fighting equality az sea.
Japan has also become inferior
in air strength.
But in land armies. Japan is
still one Of the most powerful of
nations.
The japanese cannot wait
until we gain more advanced
supply bases and airfields from
which our attacks in the Pa
cific can be carried further.
The only thing they can do is
10 use their land armies to
conquer southern China and
establish land routes of commu-
nication and supply with Ma
laySia and Burma.
THERE are Chinese reports
Il that divisions OF the Kwan-
tung army in ManChuria arc
being moved Southward.
For two years Japahese occu-
patton 1T South China has been
confined TO the coast line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

TTIE air service achieved The-
Il torical genius in coming the
word "gremlinS" 20 designate
those little men who gum up the
works of their beautiful ma
chimes.
Mans imagination has always
visualized and named these in
terfering sprites and fixed their
habitats.
What shall we call those
gremlinS who inhabit al times,
this majestic frame of our body?
Daumier the great French
gatirical artist, has drawn some
( them wonderfully To look at
his picture Of Il ifcdfactrr makes
even strong man squirm and
ii sends a neurotic 10 bed.
There the poor victim sits,
with his head in his hands. while
two little fiends have put an
anvil on top his Uranium and
are gleefully banging away at IT
with sledge hammers. while two
others have strung a cord
around his forehead and are
pulling the two ends tight. and
another pair are ringing a
chimes just outside his ear.
LIS sketch "Gout' IS more
II complete than 10 pages Of
clinical description - that
swollen toe fairly makes a sen
Sitive man like myself criHge. as
a malignant little devil gnaWs
AZ II with long carnivorous in
cisors. and digs It's long claws
into the quiverlng flesh
The English cartoonlsts Row
landSon and Gilray, have also
left some graphic thumbnail
sketches OF the gremlins OF dis
ease--"Fever and Chills." shows
the poor victim Shivering over
a fire while a great clammy
lizard is clutching him IN
chilling embrace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

NOTES Of a Newspaperman:
~ They put lovely Vera 10
rina in a flicker which doesn't
call for her ballet-toe trickery.
That's like Bob Hope without
jokes.
Wonder whatever became of
C. Nelson Sparks? His book
kbout Willkie contained an al
eyed forged II. Hopkins letter.
Why radio listeners go
phluggy i'm the conk: An editor
for a radio mag discloses that
one station features 900 singing
commer-shillS in a week!
The documentary film depict
ing the contribution of Negroes
to the war effort is an eyebrow
raiSer-a great enlightener.
The new night club tax has
already harmed those least able
10 take II. Spots are closing
down on their entertainment eX-
penses. Depriving too many
performers of needed jobs.
Remember all that to-doodle
about likker shortages? 4.
Now it's all forgotten and the
bars are more congested than
ever.
MOT even one so superb as
~ Gertrude Lawrence has been
able 10 make her ample talent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

over here? Who does he think
he is loafing in all that sun
shine, anyhow?
IT'S simple to spot a debater
Il who has lost his argument.
He's the first TO lose his temper.
Have nifty innovation; Z
The recordings of Dorothy
Parker's witty monologs-by
stage stars.
Some critics objected 10 a
fine film, The Purple Heart, :"
because, they complained. it
made us hate Japs. All right,
doctor, I'll go quietly.
Add invitations To murder:
Swingsters who mangle the
gay "Oklahoma" Tits.
The war film, ''Tunisian Vic
tory" is the best yet. Keeps
you sitting on the edge of your
suspense.
Variety reports that Movie
burg is losing interest in band
leaders. because they lack act
ing ability. Sure took Hwoo a
long time 10 find il out. But
that handicap doesn't appear TO
hurt others out there.
If the film biz depended on
acting ability-HollywOod would
have only one actor Spencer T.
Copyright by Daily Mirror, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
MARCH OF EVENTS
By BENJAMIN DE CASSERES

MY OLD friend Damon Run
w yon, comes into the fray
over Jazz, boogie-woogie. hap
eating. etc.
He takes me 10 task for not
differentiating' between Jazz.
swing and 1--WE.
The difference. 10 me. be-
tween jazz and swing is the diff
ference between two boiler fac
tories. the difference between a
tinpan serenade and a calhope
saraband. the difference be-
tween the prose" Of Gertrude
Stein and the prose" OF Joyce $
"Flnnegan's Wake" the differ
enCe between a convention Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

VHE quarrel between Sidney
Il Hillman and David Dublin
sky over the control of the now
Communist-o wned American
Labor party has brought 10 the
surface this startling fact:
The International Ladies
Garment Workers Union, con-
sisting Of 10000 members i'm
New York, has contributed
1892. 1893 80 TO the funds Of that
party from 1886 to l943 in
elusive.
II will be recalled that the
United Mine Workers con-
tributed 100000 10 Mr.. Roose-
velt's reelection in 1886.
Mr.. Hillman is now taxing
Go members for a fourth term
campaign and his treasury for
this purpose should amount to
about 100000.
Mr.. Dubinsky's formal state
mcnt will show that his union
contributed about $4,000 TO
insure Mayor LaGuardias cleo
lions in 1887 and 1871.
NO AMERICAN corporation
~ may contribute to election
campaign funds. II is against
the law.
The money Of a corporation
Is the property Of its stock
holders, who may be Republi-
cans. Democrats. Communists
or any thing else.
The officers Of a corporation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
E. y. HhURLFNG

The April ppd8 are magical
And thrill oHr tLWefpl frames,
The garden poiks are p1ssi0HoI
To bachelors and dunes.
Emerson.
Baltimore customer asks for
an April poehA about leen q,
Above is all we have available
at presently
WHAT this country Reeds is a
w good system % decide who
shall pay the check?
1t IS silly for grown up men
and women 10 waste "a lot of
time struggling for the check
after a luncheon or dinner
Also the fellow who insists
upon always paying can become
quite bore and a pest.
The best system Us to iet
everybody pay their own cheek.
The second best is 90 toss dice
or coins 10 see who pays.
A DENTAL. expert Says TIRE
"a people of Arkansas have
the best teeth Of those of any
state Could be true ! think
the water in Arkansas has
something 10 do with IL.
The word girl occurs but once
in the Bible If your minister
cannot tell YOU offhand where
II occurs he really should blush.
According 10 the prophecies
of Nostradamus Germany should
have lost the war II months
ago and by this time Hitler
should have been in a cage.
Old Moore's Almanac, which
for a time had quite a reputa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

rounded out with gas, not lying
fiat like ribbons.
what you observe as being
unusual il not due 10 gas but TO
muscular action.
The movements Of the In
testines are too lively and the
gas II shifted too fast. III this
movement takes the form of
spasm, gas may be trapped In
one coil Of gut.
when gas accumuIates IL II
due chiefly 10 weakness. The cure
for this Is 10 regain strength.
This can he done best by suffi-
cient food"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
THE VVOEsLED IN REVIEW


They may now invade the in
terror. and oycrrun the south
eTn province. including Yunnan.
Tho assumption which has
been cherished for two years
that japanese conquest would
prOcede no further Is unsafe.
il has led both the British and
ourselves INTO daWdling over the
task OF defeating Japan. until
the time has now come when we
may see further japanese ag-
erosion.
Their army has suffered no
real loss of strength, and it IS
this army that we may expect
now TO see employed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Quick Answers

1--Japan-40 per cent more
than Germany.
2-YeS, % times-by the add
ton of stars for that num-
her or states.
3-Seventy-fve miles.
Ats first transatlantic voy-
age was Savannah, Ga, 10
St. Petersburg, Russia.
5-Latvia. Estonia. Lithuania.
6-Five years longer. A bride
groom OF IS and a bride Of
the same age can now eX-
pect 10 live together 81
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

A. J. p What would an in
active thyroid lead 10 if I'M
noticed? Would a person who
has lived in Michigan 20 years
and has an inactive thyroid
benefit by going 10 one Of the
gulf states?
Answer: The effects of mac
tive thyroid are increase in
weight, sense Of cold, and mental
sluggishneSs. Climate does not
help except 10 make them warm.
Why change climate when they
can be relieved by taking thy
rod extract by mouth?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

GASOLINE
A Coupon Ia gals. valid through
June a.
B-l and CT Coupons gals each.
B-2 and CO Coupons gals each.
rs and Ca Coupons gals each
claw requires state name and BE-
cense number be written on every
coupon when received
FUFL OH
Period and Period s-Va'd through
Sept 80
LIQUOR
No. s-vslid through April so
SHOTS .tt
Stsrp is--Vand thrnueh April 0
Airplsne stamp valid i11rf1 'cIF.
TIRE INSrECTToN DFAnIINI~
G May ~. A Sept 40. R-lana 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

WHILE China and India must.
W in one way or another, be
supplied with heavy weapons
and a constant flow of NUM-
tions, Gen. MacArthur's meager
force of ground troops must be
strongly reinforced by American
infantry if he is TO regain the
Philippines.
Their capture would be the
decisive thing in our war against
Japan, but it can not be done
with inferior forces.
Only superiority of strength
makes the offensive successful,
anywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

DEAR BOSS
OUR navigator went TO bed
" early tonight; he was aw-
fully tired. And be should be.
for he got in his fourth mission
IN six days.
We encountered bad weather
over the continent today. AT
tfrTrS WI Observation-Disclosures
other ships IN our formation.
We didn't meet any enemy fight
erS though, and met little flax.
Regardless of how good a
crew or its pilot Is. most Of the
men feel that their crew is the
best in the outfit and their
pilot tops.
When ! first came over here
I would have flown with any
crew. but now / don't want 10
so with any but my own
Our navigator can hold his
own with any I've seen. and
when he says we Will be AZ some
point at a certain time. barring
accidents or something unfore-
seen. We will be at that spot az
the designated time. He's never
been lost yet.
Some say when we\ tx .ouk
own plane that we> know Nits
characteristics and are able 10
continue on where other crews
might turn back
" our pilot can fly as good for
nation rs any Of our boys. and
the way he handles a Fortress
you would think he was flying
a pursuit plane
lie scares some Of the fellows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Answer to Question No. 1

AnsNtI W Qutstiou NJ. L
1. The answer is no. Every
school child is taught to honor
Napoleon -Be.aapaEta-saa eEea
today in some backward high
schools and colleges. students
are compelled 10 read in the
original Latin, Caesars moth
eaten stories of brutal con-
quests.
But how n sTy t4f us know
who discovered insulin, antisep-
tics, vitaminS.
How many ever heard of Wal
ter Reed, John Howard. Mary
Lyon. Thomas Hunt Morgan,
Francis Cation, Spinoza, John
Locke or any Of the thousands
Of great thinkers, discoveries
and saviors Of mankind
Answer to Question No. ,
2. Perhaps women think so
However, IL is much harder 10
care for a feebleminded boy or
man i'm the home than for a
predetermined girl.
That accounts for much Of the
difference. Males vary more
from the average than females
both up and down II true. the
SmartcSt person m the world
would be a man. and also the
foolishest. / wish science could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

LETTERS FROM TIMES SOLDIERS

here with his landings. he likes
10 dive in and level off at the
last moment 10 set down.
I'm used to It myself. When
he takes us out on a mission l
figure that II any one can bring
Us back, it's our Pilot"
BOB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Connolly Answers

1-(b); 2-(c); BIB; f.
(a); 5-(a); 6-(a) boycott;
(b) flbert (c) lynch; I'D
Utopia te) volt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

ested in buying a horse named
Donnatella III.
The lance corporal, "A jockey
before the war. says Donnatella
is originally an Italian horse and
ran all his races in Italy except
the Grand Prix de Paris which
he won. After that a British
breeder bought him. is this cor
rect?
Al believe the lance cor
poral has confused DOnnatelll II
with the Italian horse Nearco,
which won the Grand PriX IA
1888. NearcO was purchased nv
Martin Benson and - now at
stud in England.
@ is Bing Crosby tenor or
a baritone?
A-AIl 1 know Is that when
anybody refers To Bling as "a
crOOner" his charming secretary
speask up saying. "Mr. Crosby is
not croOner. He II baritone.
VINCENT LOPEZ, the band
' master whose hobby Is star
gazing and numerOlOgy. gets A
dollar word for writing on
those subjects for an astrology
magazine.
Mr.. Lopez predicts the war
with Germany VIII end IN the
latter part of 1914 and that
Japan VIII be crushed in 1913.
lie also says the Russians will
not invade Germany, but viii be
content with driving the Ger
mans from Russian soil.
Copyright, 1894, BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

EDITORS NOTE 49, This IS
from one Of. the SIS Who haze
gone into the service from the
Times editorial department. The
Uriters L.. Robert Curtin, sports
reporter who Was in England
at the time Of u0riting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
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MINK. Apply local board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

answer this very hard problem.
No doubt some day 1t will.
Answer 10 Question No. 3
--fi,4i,e.-iete-I - Charles Stock
hard OF Cornell showed by years
of study of dogs that much of
their difference in size and
shape were not due 10 the
glands but TO special powers of
growth In the tissues and nerves
Of the body, independent Of the
glands.
Ills fine work indicated that
glands do play some part in de-
teTmlning the size and shape Of
both animals and men. but that
their influence in making YOU
tall or short, fat or lean. beau
tiful or homely, angelic or
cusSed, has been considerably
overrated Our answer is no.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

Communist coyotes and Social
ist coyotes. the difference be-
tween nuts" and merits.
DAMON recalls my glamor
~ days when he believes live
would have been my leather.
No, old timer. IL you will
take trek down memory lane
you'll remember me in the wee
sma hours in Jacks" singing
The Mikado." doing a dance
from "Floradora" and warbling
that great Irish Had. With
rings on her fingers and bells
on her toes while Hype Igoe,
supreme maestro Of the ukulele,
played the orchestral accom-
pdnlmentS.
At that time Damon rag
time was creeping IN on us.
But you will recall that you
and would have nothing of
IL. We smelled coming events.
for rag led 10 Jazz. Jazz led
10 swing and swing leads TO the
hot seat.
7 WAS never a "iiveist." I
Il call Hype in as witness. BY
the way, Damon. remember
Hype's famous rendition of that
song about 10000 lost sheep"
that used 10 hold Wilson Miz-
ner and Tom Geraghty SPELL
bound?
Let's keep the record chem
ically pure. Damon. old top.
Concluding this scholarly es-
say, I'll render Just for you
and Hype my most famous non
stop song Of pref Jazz days -
M aggie Murphy's Home"
Tune up the uke. Hype. Let's 90
On Sunday night It's my de-
light"
I'm weeping. boys. To hell
with jazz and swing!
s9THE COLOSSAL CRIME
Il is the caption on an edi-
torial in a recent issue Of the
New York Herald-Tribune. The
crime OVER wticiT the paper
sheds a bucketful OF tears was
Germany's invasion OF Russia
on June %. 194l.
That invasion is the one big
break-the decisive break-that
England and the u. S. A. got
in this war.
II put Russia in the war on
our side. whereas If Hitler had
not broken the pact between
himself and Stain the latter
would now have been an ally
of Hitler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04

Communist coyotes and Social
ist coyotes. the difference be-
tween nuts" and merits"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Lulu Bates
At Bowery

ROLLING BACK the years to
the ragtime Clara Bow speak
easy era of the f926s, blonde and
buXom Lulu Bates tops the new
Bowery show with her. throaty-
voiced singing of nostalgia old
songs. There is an authentic hot
jazz style to the "Dinah, Wa
bash Blues" and other numbers
done by this popular networks
star.
Handsome Jimmy Foster. held
over for a second week, continues
sending" with his romantic bari
tone. A grown up member Of Our
Gang" singing comedian Freckles
Ray, comes TO the fore with his
catching personality. Others cued
in by cigar chewing Charlie Car
Isle are tappers Walter and Jean
Brown; Ron and Marie Norman,
who combine skating with aero
battles; and exotic dancer Lucille
Rand.
Ranged among the regulars, "
good looking Johnny King tenors
the Pat Walsh Victory Girls are
colorful chorines; and Stephanie
Brenton and the jitterbugging
Jumpin' Jivers 60 through their
dance routines. The Ben Young
Orchestra makes music in smooth
tempo for show and dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
New Manager
At Stevadora

TOMMY GABRIEL, new man.
ager of Club Stevadora, which
is under new ownership. an
nounces a continuation of the
existing policy of entertaining
floor shows. Heading the all-new
show. this week, is Chuck Stanley,
clever comedy-singing master of
ceremonies, who enjoys tremen-
dous popularity in Detroit and
the state through his having
originated and conducted the
Happy Hour Club for many
years.
In the supporting lineup are
"Skippy' Little, swing-singing hit;
the Jane Stewart Dancers and
others. Mel Steckley and his
orchestra do the music for dane
ing and the floor show which is
presented twice nightly through
out the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19
Gay '9o's' at
Latin Quarter

PAT ROONEY. the grand old
dancing star of the theater, cur
rently heading the lavish produc-
ton. The Gay Nineties Revue
at Lou Walters Latin Quarter,
has lost none of the agility and
color that made him the idol of
Broadway 30 years ago. His
famous Soft-shoe dance, She's
the Daughter of Rosie O'Grady, .
has been initiated by hundreds of
entertainers the world over.
Prominent in the revue's sup
porting cast are Eddie Gold and
Harry Reed in songs and comedy
at the piano, and Nellie Durkin
with her songs of yesterday and
today. stars of the crinoline era,
and Bert Frohman, a star that
Detroit loves; Sharon de Vries, a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-19

laugh a minute, and Hubbard Bird
and Lerue, comedy dance stars.
all of whom EFaeed the foottights
in The Roaring 40S, in addi-
ton to Madelon Baker, Latin
Quarter singing favorite and a
whole galaxy of beautiful girls in
Gay Nineties" costumes.
Sammy Dtbert and his New
Latin Quarter Orchestra alternate
with Ramon's rhumba rhythms
for continues dancing.