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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

arrived here last weekend.
MRS. A. IN G Err S o l. L
LEWIS who is occupying
an apartment at the Shore
ham Hotel in Washington -.
will return 10 her home in
Nendome road >. next week.
And then she and Mrs.
John S. Newberry will 90
to New York City for
Easter -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mac
auley =. are AT the Coronado
, Hotel in Miami Beach =.
And the Clifford Sorensens
are occupying their house -.
on Gorse Island in Miami.
Mrs. Alfred Fisher Jr. :.
betty Jane Jacobs) who
Is spending 10 days with her
parents =. Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Jacobs Of Moran road
Will return Friday .. TO
her home in York, Pa
Jean Ford now in New
York will spend the Easter
weekend with II, Fisher
=. and Betty Jane -.
Mrs. John Treadwell Hunt
ington is just back from
Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Caution---
Eat OnIy.WeII
Cooked Pork!
~ PRUDENCE PENNY

SEVERAL ILLNESSES in
Michigan from eating trichinous
pork from home butchered hogs
have served TO emphasize again
the constant need 10 insure
thoroughly cooking OF pork be-
fore its consumption.
Mathew II Tinkham, chair
man Of the Wayne County War
Meat Committee, calls attention
10 the fact that even though
hogs have been slaughtered On
compliance with sanitary laws Of
the sidte department OF health
and sanitary regulations OF the
War Food Administration there
stu exists the possibility Of de-
NelQplng -trIchlnnSlS- such
meat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Always Present

According 10 Or s. r. Gould.
t,f0rse- Hospital parhUfogrst ard
technical advisor 10 the War
Meat Committee OF Wayne
County, there is constantly the
danger Of developing tfiei1t-
noSlS from eating Of lnSuffici-
ently-cooked or inadcquately
proceSsed pork.
There is greater danger 81
tnchino>is from eating home
made pork products such as
sausage or proceSSed meat,
which arc frequently prepared
from home or farm buiChered
hogs. than there is from eating
pork products which are proc
eSsed in Inspected packing
houses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

SEPT. q TO OCT. %
Acknowledgements generally
dealing in commodities and
equipment essential 10 war and
home fronts, making reasonable
profits, necessary improvement
and expansion among favored.
OCT. >. TO NOV. p
Scorpio - Exceptional advap-
tages for you capable folks.
Sensible ALLEGATION Of time and
cfffro--tt -'-ttii II produce peak results
and ward of the exhaustion Of
rushing.
NOV. % To DEC. p
Sagi'torius-Things close TO
heart and home, news from
loved ones, personal achievement
on sponsored list. May have 10
struggle with routine but il is
all part Of the necessary scheme.
DEC. 81 TO JAN. Fl
CapricorH-Good day for care
fully made plans; finishing in.
completed work; important de-
cisionS. improvements; carrying
through prcar - f4eed programs.
Jan. % TO FEB. %
Aqo0riUs Your attitude to-
ward duties and interests and
your skill and patience viii reg
lister greatly in your favor or
otherwise BE your genial, in
telhgcnt self, industrious, and
you'll get ahead.
FER. 81 To MARCH "a
Pisces-Fine outlook espe-
cially for industry, mining,
building. renovating. remodeling.
installing machinery or other
needed equipment.
4 Child bot5t eH tA4s day;
Artistic: literary faculties well
developed Could succeed in
journalism, promoting stage or
screen plays; in advertising.
Can achieve in any work par
ticularly appealing 10 its spe-
cliic talents, training.
CoFyrght 1ei4 oy King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Story TelIers
To Me ct April II

THE DETROIT STORY
TELLERS' LEAGUE viii hold
its annual meeting April II At
las p. m. al the home Of Grace
ConoVer, Louisa Butler and
Clara L. Gage in Philadelphia
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Husbands Expected TO Arrive This Week

MRS. J. LUKE HOFFMAN and Mrs. Harry A Nc
Donald T.. . are Camel Back Inn awaiting the arrival
of their husbands at the end Of this week
Mr.. Mrs. Gendon Roberts also at Camel Back
Inn and Mrs Chester Guse and Mrs William Guse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

c o l.. A n d Nj r S,
THOMAS NJ. JERVEY of
Patterson Field, o., an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Margaret
Maynard, and 1t. Robert
Glenn Osborn Jr. Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Ereteise Caution

However. IL must not be as
sumed that pork products bear
ing the stamp u. s Inspected
and Passed arc necessarily free
from the dangerous trichina
parasite, since such inspection
does not include examination
for the trichIna worm which is
microscopic IN size Microscopic
inspection of pork has long been
abandoned by the department
OF agriculture as Impractical
and ss conveying false sense
Of security 10 the consumer
against trlChinoSiS.
Caution must therefore be cx-
eTclScd by the consumer in eat
ing only thoroughly cooked or
properly proccsSed pork meats.
Pork meats which are pink or
red have not been sufficiently
cooked and should not be- eaten.
a safe rule for cooking OF large
thick cuts of pork provides FOR
80 minutes Of cooking per pound
Of meat Processing OF other
pork products should follow
governmental specifications.
Onions s.Penty
4 food treat promised for
about Eastcrtime by the War
Feed AtaifF44iifistFatt iteF - -eH4eHs-
large. juicy. mild Bermuda type
a near record crop OF these
carly onions from Texas VIII
be coming into retail markets by
the middle of April II growing
conditions continue 10 be favor
able.
Onion experts say the weather
Tor the next few weeks can
bring the crop in two weeks
ahead OF schedule OF two weeks
fdtC, but whenever IT COMES. II
should be large enough TO SAT-
iSfy the big appetite for onions
many people have developed
Tins WINTER Almost twice as
many acres are growing onions
this year as last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Service League Dimes

THE WOMEN'S OVERSEAS
SERVICE LEAGUE will hold
its March dinner this evening
at the Downtown YWCA.
THE WEDNESDAY BOOK
CLUB will meet March % at
. 80 p m. in the Women S City
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
.SEPT. RI "a OCT. RI
MARCH "a "a ApRLL q

For TnesdgN March e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
S c O o e
BY Frances Drake

Look IN the ScctoR ia Which Your BVhdoy Comes ord Fp
What Yo7 Outlook Is. According the Stars,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

THIS is sound psyehologieay as we'll as physi-
l. cally, for crime among our youth is looked on
a kind of play"
1t might even be found on inquiry that almost
all Ctr gangsters and criminals as we'll as our
juvenile dendHentS were denied full opportunities
for play when they were young.
Delinquency and crime may therefore be "a
kind of ploy-frustrotioR.
In this series of articles in the Mirror, which
should be broadcast throughout the country, some
of the activities prescribed for growing boys and
girls are:
The art Of self-defense. Play parade" Base
ball Dancing. Games of all kinds. Athletic exer-
cises. Encourage the boys to howl and yowl to
their hearts content. Teach handicrafts. Singing.
Find out what boys like best and let them express
themselves Give the animal spirits" in them full,
legitimate play.
Above all, the children must be taught the
consequences to themselves and others of crime.
Drill into them precepts of SELFRESPECT
and PERSONAL DIGNITY.
Plant in the boys an ideal of themselves in
personal matters which they should be taught by
competent persons to live up to.
These are rational cures
If we are to reduce juvenile delinquency to a
minimum percentage we must approach the boys
and girls Of America AS THEY ARE.
Let us remember we are dealing with IN
DINlDUAL human beings, not with maSs-robots
or traditional gooSeSteppers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Circuit Court Chances

deavored always to give the weak
litigant an eminently fair break but
never at the expense of justice, as
he saw it,
His colleagues will miss him
keenly.
Gov. Kelly made splendid choice
in selecting Judge John Brennan of
Recorders Court to succeed Judge
Moll.
Like Moll, Judge Brennan is
fine lawyer. He is an outstanding
teacher of the law and many success
full young Detroit attorneys owe their
success to his patient tutelage.
Judge Brennan's appointment
may be deemed non political in every
respect. 1t was made strictly on
merit, if ever such an appointment
was.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

ID ESIGNATION of Judge Lester
~ S. Mol to enter private law
practice will be a distinct loss to the
Wayne Circuit Court.
There is no question about that
as there was no question about the
sincerity of Gov. Kelly who, accept
ing the retirement, said:
cannot express too strongly
MoiPs service. take his resignation
regretfuily. My oWn contact Nth
him has filled me Vith respect for
him"
THOSE sentiments will be echoed
l. by all who have had dealings with
Judge Moll over his long tenure on
the Wayne bench.
Compassionate by temperament
and understanding by nature, he en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

this country, 10 a lump Of
burning coal becomes VlSlbly
red no, At temperature of
too 10 700 degrees Eahrep--
hclt.
one is distinguished by its
rings. a second by its nine
moons. a third because of It's
geomctric lines. TO what
three planets Of our solar
system do We refer?
If water is potable 1t is: ta)
Polluted. tbl Fit 10 drink;
tcl Salty a. sea water.
langief ON the African side
OF the Straits of Gibraltar
I~ e seaport with An unusual
distinction. What Is this dis
tnctiOu
Life With Father BROAD
way play with the longest
nun of amy current produc-
ton Us in It's thlrd fourth,
illth or sixth year?
WHAT tcolrollary Of our
refusal under tho Monroe
Doctrine to permit Euro
pcan intervention IN Latin
America 7dld Thcoole. Roose-
Welt initiate
answers on opposite page
CcPyr gnt, 1874, b klng Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
DAMON
RUNYON
The Brighten
Side

THE press associations made q
Il big something out of a hail
storm in my old home town of
Pueblo, Colo, the othcr>day.
Oh. il was a fair sort of a hail
storm, all right. with the hail
stacking up 10 inches deep IN
spots and it justified much of
the attention IL drew from the
ms, the UP and the AP, but
what | did not fancy was the
statement that il was the heaNi-
est in Pueblo history
remember a hail storm there
when | was a small hoy that
was really a lulu. ] was AT the
ball Yard in PepperSauce Bet
toms watching the p @ b 10
Ponies play some team from
out Of town and our crack coli
ored pitcher Jack Dean, was
pitching with his brother Bill
As his battery mate. and when
the hail began falling Jack kept
picking up and pitching hail
stones, mlstaking them for base
balls because they were the
same size, and he struck out 10
opposing batsmen before any
one noticed the error.
fhar WAS only because Char
ley Straub, our first baSeman,
who ran trunk store. tagged
out a visiting Gully by putting
the supposed ball on the guys
head so hard that the glacial
character of the glehule was
made apparent when the shat
tered ice few all over the yard.
The unfortunate base runner
also sustained a slight conCus-
sion Of the brain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Dewey States the Issue

n
VI speech in Philadelphia urged
upon the American PEOPLE sober con-
sideration of the fact that the nation
will return TO peacetime economy
during the four years of the next
administration.
He believes that if the people DO
soberly consider this fact, they will
agree with him that 1t would be an
act of national wisdom to have
NEW administration and that it
would be an act of national folly To
retain an administration which failed
FOR EIGHT STRAIGHT YEARS
to alleviate our prewar depression.
The New Deal administration of
President Roosevelt, as Gov Dewey
says, came into power in a time of
depression.
It had more power TO deal with
that depression than any administra-
ton in American history.
1t spent more money in It's efforts
to end that depression than any gov
eminent in all human history.
It borrowed money in unprece-
denied volume.
levied taxes at the highest
levels ever borne by the people.
A ND yet in all the years before the
"A present war, 1t never solved the
depression, it never reduced unem-
ployment.
All the billions of dollars it spent
pyramided borrowing upon borrow
ing, debt upon debt, taxes upon taxes
and never bought anything for the
American people but the humiliation
of doles and relief rolls.
Only the war, as Gov Dewey says,
SAVED the New Deal administra-
ton of President Roosevelt by Great
ing jobs for the people-the kind Of
jobs they have performed magnifi-
Gently well, but the kind they cannot
depend upon permanently and do not
WANT permanently.
THAT is what Gov. Dewey consid
i ers the fundamental issue of his
campaign.
at is a campaign" he said in
Philadelphia, against an admins
stration which failed for eight
straight years to restore our domestic
economy, Which has been the most
luasteful, extraUagant and incompe-
tent administration in the history of
the nation"
1t is not to the credit of the New
Deal administrator that the Ameri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

pUT that particular hail storm
was not the one that pro-
duced the biggest hail stones of
my experience in my old home
town. have forgotten the date
of biggie but il was when / was
a we'll known nonattender OF the
HinSdale school 1t was my per-
Sonal opinion that the IlInSdale
school had nothing To offer me
except boredom and II was my
practice TO Just dismiss it from
my mind as often as possible
and 90 adventuring hither and
yon.
ON the day in question my
companion was one GiZ. short
for gizard-hunter, IL being ira
dltion in PHebla boyland that he
carried knife with which he
would surely hunt your guard
on slight prOVocation. ] do not
recall his real name and doubt
if l ever heard il.
NOV The storm came and the
a hail fell and l am not tell
ing YOU a word of a he, the hail
stones were as big As horse cars.
Yes, bigger You never saw
such big hail stones. They were
so big that they would not melt.
They lay there and petrified,
like wood. l have not been back
there tor many years but | guar
antee that if YOU 60 peking
aroun6 among those Stubby
bluffs north of Pueblo right now
you will find great stones inn
bedded in the earth and those
are the petrIfied hail stones of
which | speak.
II was later regarded by the
citizens OF Pueblo who heard
our story as something of
phenomenon that no hail fell
within the city limits that day
but you know very we'll that
hail is often localized and per-
hapS the recent hail did not fall
as far north AS the region of
the bluffs. / have always felt
that grave injustice was done
Giz and myself when we were
called before the HnSdale prin-
cipal and given sound larrupingS
on his rejection of our story
that the great hail stones pre-
vented us from making our way
back 10 school inside of three
days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
I VIGOROUSLY PERMANENTLY Home PROL
Peace: Ideal No. |
BY BENJAMIN DE CAsSERES

THE American men and women OF tomorrow
i must not merely be the equal of the American
men and women of today
They must be SUPERIOR.
We should have as Peace Ideal No. l the
building on this continent Of the strongest, the
most intelligent, the FREEST race the world has
ever known.
This must not be done by the housekeeping
stranglehold tactics of youth of ancient Sparta
and modern Germany and Russia, but done in the
American way, which is the inculcatiOn of SELF
DISCIPLINE, SELF-RESPECT and the develop
ment Of an antagOnistic attitude to WRONG
DOING.
With this ideal before us our greatest problem
to-day next to the winning of the war itself and
cushioned "reconversion" is juvenile delinquency.
Reports from 145 juvenile courts in the coun-
try show an increase in juvenile delinquency from
10000 cases in 1912 to $4,000 cases in 1913.
THIS does not include the immense number of
unreported and unrecorded cases
With those despaifing figures confronting us
we shall never build GREATER AMERICA
On the contrary, if drastic steps, national,
state and local, are not taken now to cure this rise
in juvenile delinquency at its source we shall con-
tinue to be what Herbert Hoover once said We
were: "The most lawess people on earth
The New York Daily Mirror, Hearst news
paper has been running a stimulating and
thoughtful series of articles on this vital subject
entitled DO You Know Where Your Child ls?"
These articles are constructive as all efforts
to cure juvenile delinquency should be.
And the accent on the cure for youthful crime
is proper work and proper play-healthy, normal
play and recreation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Brain Game

>.otf 10 for each rorret answer thr"urh
question su 40 each f"f Inc remaining
to" Vussiiuns Ior each incorrect ansvef
'u'strst i've Any score IS ~ hirh'r ~
lktrilrnt
! The exchange ship Grips
holm winch ha, been used go
return enemy aliens 10 ncu-
UrI countries for shipment
lu i'Ur own countries and 10
Irpauatc American cIulou,,
SAILS under the flag Of what
nation
Thni. now. docs water rau
wt = h8thWb faster If y1u
aic sitting IN 10
o. iuU or false ,al An eHcn
automatically becomes \ cItI-
lro of tho Upicd States
e'f.no ears ofteSidsnco ln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

magnificently well.
That is solely to the credit of THE
PEOPLE THEMSELVES.
The thing the New Deal must be
Judged by, and cannot avoid being
Judged by, is its own complete failure
to make the nation prosperous in the
years of peace before the war.
1T IS wholly incapable of making
the nation prosperous in the COM
Ing years of peace.
"The administration knoUs that
the uUar, Uith all its tragic toll OF
death, debt and destruction, is the
only thing that saued it," Gov.
Dewey said in Philadelphia.
= "They are deadly afraid that they
rUiH go back to resumption of their
oUn failures -.
"NoU, Washington is getting all
set for ANOTHER depression.
"The NeU Deal spokesman are
daily announcing that reconUersion
lUiH be difficult, if not impossible.
They say that relief rolls lUill be
enormous. -
"They drearily promise us that
zoe lOiL need to prepare for an army
of unemployed bigger than the ar
mics lUe haze put in the field against
the Germans.
THAT is Uhat is WRONG Nth
the NetU Deal.
That is Why it is time for
CHANGE =.
"THEY CAN'T THINK OF
ANYTHING FOR US TO DO ONCE
WE STOP BUILDING GUNS AND
TANKS"
THE American people know that
l. Gov. Dewey is right.
They know the PAST record of
the New Deal in peace
They know what to expect from a
New Deal administration in the com
ing peace-more depression, more
debts and taxes, more unemploy
ment, more humiliating doles
That is indeed what is WRONG
with the New Deal administration of
President Roosevelt, what has
BEEN wrong with it ever since it
came to power, what will BE wrong
with it as long as it continues in
power.
It is indeed time for CHANGE,
a change to the productive, pro-
gressive and prosperous way of life
the American people knew so long
as FREE people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

6 NEfCh those column, cor
rcctly They 20 together:
t.far ~ sdIcv
ttfH.A- Turner
rt.rnnfd 10y A.u-lt------
IrrTr newell
ef E.r.pu Patton
ANSWERS on opposite page
Copy eht 1874 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
WHILE lying in this hospital
w bed after being wounded
in France, I'm wondering what 5
going on IN the minds of the
strikers IN Detroit and else
where. mainly Detroit. for it
happens TO be my home town.
If those men, and women too.
could only visualize the necessity
OF munitions and other war ma
terial on the front lines, they in
all probability would cease call
ing these nonSenSlCal strikes.
I'm positive that a different
view would be taken on striking
II the strikes could only see HE
SufierlngS of these fine lads.
These same people probably
read the paper, just noting the
grand progress Of the forces.
But they don't read between the
lines and see how many lives
are sacrificed on foreign soil.
list SOLDIER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
JUST \ SOLDIER.
TO THE EDITOR .


I RECEIVED a request from
i my son, Pfc. Gilbert {. Rohh,
and three of his buddieS who
are stationed somewhere in
Russia. They would like por-
table Nictrola. hand wound. AS
they have no electricity. | have
been unable TO locate one IN
any of the stores.
Maybe some one. somewhere
in this big city of ours, might
have one that is Of no use 10
them and they would he willing
10 donate or sell 1t for these
boys overseas.
MRS. ". ". ROBB.
ssTs Treadwsy Place,
Detroit IA. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

The moms raH up The oiock,
Tbe eiook struck one
And donz bed taoe-
Hes hHdiHS ttasfs paper
Nor stcrJ place!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

IT SEEMS BOSTON is thinking
taking hold. and acting. and
not IN the way Of the radicals.
ON Aug s. the business man
ager for the Boston School
Committee said discipline in the
schools there vas. terrible
demanding correction 10 cur.
laxiticS.
Aug. 10 headlines in Boston
papers told of teacher who
hired q large hoy IN her class az
10 cents day 10 maintain order
because she could not. 4.
Aug II:
Teachers are afraid ~ ten
the truth against the evil sy.-
tenn. fear 10 lose their lobst
blame superintendent"
All this developed from inves.
tigation of the causes Of uvenils
delinquency, originally traced by
this column 20 laxity Of disci-
pline in school. home and church.
Distrnmsd nv Rins Posture, svnd ir..
Reproduction IN uhol' or 10 part
strictly prohibited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Knowledge Test
BY DK. SABINA CONNOLLY

Soor. On. Tor r.,n 81 m. n,,i five 4a..-
trHHS snd Ffs fnr the last question $40
brilliant, Ia brtht a. atcfarr, o.
dul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

TT IS wholly incapable of making
L the nation prosperous IN the COM
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-27
MADZARSKA VLADA
GROZI ZIDOM S SMRTJO

ZURICH, svice, II. maja
(O.N.A.) - Madzarska vlada
je zagrozila skozi svoje uradno
glasilo "Fueggetlenseg" S splo-
snim pokoljem vseh zidov v
ghettih, v slucaju ruskega vdo.
ra v Madzarsko. j..
Trdec, da so zidi izjavili "Mi
bono pocakali," ko so bill IT,
gnani v ghete, je urednik Lajos
Marschalko pojasnil, da zidi
upajo, da bodo Rusi predrli
skozi Karpate v osmih ali de-
seth tednih. g..
"Njihovo cakanje je izklju.
ceno skozi nacijonalni socijali-
zem," izjavlja Marschalko "Iz.
najdena je bila metoda takrat,
ko je Hitler dejal, da OBJ koncu
vojne ne DO niti enega zida
vec."