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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

one way in private and another
in public
l dislike men of high office
and of high public esteem who
permit their speeches and state
papers 10 be prepared for them.
Any dope can give the impress
sion of being a philosopher. IL
he can get philosopher TO
ghost for him.
I DISLIKE men and women
L who favor communism but
have not the courage 10 an
nounce their conversion TO the
MarXist conception of life.
| abhor the American who re-
CARDS his own country as second
10 some world order or to some
foreign land and who is always
working on schemes and plans
10 subordinate American inter-
ests and concerns TO those Of
any country in Europe or Asia
or all Of them put together.
l dislike those who have so
twisted our school system that
our children grow up without a
knowledge of and love for their
own country. II that is progress
1t still is no good
Why go further? II all comes
down to a preference for the
square deal 10 the new deal
Distributed by King Features synd. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

This new state income tax
form consists Of just one page
for taxpayers whose income
consists Of wages, salaries. COM
missions, pc MS ions. interest.
dividends. partnerships. estates
or trusts.
1t contains only % questions
and schedules from A 10 /. such
as. We're you married and liv-
ing with your wife or huS-
band7" and II 50 state name.
and did your wife or husband
have a separate income and il
50 is II included IN this re-
turn"
THERE is a reverse side. but
IL half of that Is taken up by
instructions and the blanks on
the top half are for the explana-
tior OF deductions claimed on
page one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

LJOW will history view military disaster in the Philippines
IL the memory of which has been revived by the tales of apa
nese barbares toward captured soldiers?
Will the failure relieve MacArthurs be accepted
something wholly unpeventabe and perhaps mlarly
necessary, viii be analysed cowardy abandonment?
You will the apoogsts for Washington
the time dismiss the Philippines minor
Of the
One of these days the cold light of analysis will be thrown
upon Men will talk who talk and the
apologss find difficulty explaining the amazing shrinking
of even the slightest effort to relieve Macarthur
There must have been of our military naval
Who unappad by the desperate problem said et attempt
thus and glowing tradition of are
all false.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
IL. DERLING

Come 70 me in the silence Of the
night,
Come to ne ~ the speaking
silence Of a dream,
Come NTH soft rounded cheeks
ard eyes rs bright
AZ sunlight on stream.
Come back 10 me m my dreams,
that ! m0g 1irs
Pulse for pulse, breath for
breath.
Speak ioW. lean loU,
As long ago, my lore. hoU long
noo.
Christina Rossetti.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
FAIR ENOUGH
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER

LBANY. " Y. Feb. 4 1t
"A would be foolish 70 pretend
that the rising interest IN Tom
Dewcy'S work as governor Of
New York is limited 10 Just
that Although ne Is not a de-
clared candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for the
presidency, nobody is naive
enough 10 think ne would re-
fuse H..
That is why his work as gov
ernor, the adoption 81 a short.
understandable state income tax
form, his determination 10 make
the cities meet their financial
responsibilities so as 10 reduce
their debts the better 10 meet
postwar conditions. his attitude
toward the pAople whom he
regards as. citizens, not wards
Of the government, are OF ma
tional interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

goods" tries 10 take credit for
all IDEAS because he is afraid
OF has position. He always feels
insecure IN his Job.
Answer 10 Question No. 3
Men partly because more
women than men are emotional
lntroVeTtS. and lntroVertS tend
10 null over their troubles and
problems more than extrovertS.
Also one study in which group
Of persons made $4,000 ratings
OF other peoples qualities and
5000 Of their own showed that
women tend 20 feel their way
through life while men tend 10
think their way And Of course
II is the feelings. not the
thoughts. that make up griefs
and dlSappointmentS
Copyright 1915. John r DIE CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Connolly Answers

la (Gen. Sir Henry Matt
land Wilson,. 2 tcl: 3 tbl;
4 ta1e : th).
6-(a) Cape Cod Oh Cape ST.
Vincent tcl Cape Trafalgar;
Cd Cape ~ Good Hope. (e)
Cane Horn
Copyright. 1915 by k!ng Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
By Damon RMnyOn

is the policy kept Macarthur raons in the
ter of supplies.
WE ARE doing powerful lot of threatening in this most
W of Incompatible with ideals of Christianity
that is perfectly obvious that the sangunay thea will
never carried out but think you ought know about the dire
threat Of Of Washington of the steps
# take against Japan she abaniuns such inuanp
conduct Gas the torturing of our sodiers)
Note the unless" reckon that bOodcurdng promise will
make the monkeys shake and shver.
But have great Americans who the Japs and
who have been record about before publication of
the savageres the Philippines Two Americans who have
summed the enemy briefly and thoroughly and quote them
below:
a Jap is a Jdp."-Gen Dewitt. -
"The only good Jap that has been dead sir months
Adm Halsey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

istic war and pickete d the
White House
During the last war (as the
draft act was getting under
way Gold AM other radicals
went TO Mexico.
-
James Carroll, director Of The
Rodney Plaza, has purchased the
BFeakwater Hotel at kenne-
bunkport, Me.
Tin Pan Alley (where the
nations songs are rewritten
has a new feud: Between the
publishers Of Easter Wit h
You and I'll Be Thinking Of
You Easter Sunday"
Lowdown on the Lonergan
defense rift: Two of his attor-
neyS want to plead hum guilty
10 a lesser degree-while the
other thinks he can acquit him.
Attention saboteurs, bundists
and Wiseguys
The FBT has added 1900 men
10 its staff since the start of
ska
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
Quick Answers

1-Twenty-two years. from 1918
10 1910
Richard l. the lion-hearted. E"
3-Ferty-two.
4-John n. Rockefeller. John L.
Sullivan. Franklin D. Roose-
welt. This was made before
John L. Lewis came into such
noioriety.
5-Rachel..
6-John\C. Calhoun, in 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

pressure headache. too. because
it comes on in middle age.
The other two kinds are
worry headaches and migraine.
"NEDICINE won't do the
Nl worry headache any good
just forms habit. They
need psychology
"Migraine. or sick headache.
is real enough. 1t comes on peri
odically. 1t is called sick head
ache because there are often
stomach symptoms too-lack of
appetite. nausea. or vomiting.
Sometimes the stomach symp-
toms show up without the head
ache Then they may be called
bilious attacks. They ought TO
be called abdominal migraine."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

Another movie star and his
wife apparently are on the
verge He's squirting Evelyn
Carmel here. She's the Venus
. de Nylon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
WE HADN'T Heard II Before /:

WE HADN'T Heard II Before:
w About the fat whale and
the skinny whale The fat whale
SAID.
WY goodness, you're thin.
What's wrong with you:"
Replied the skinny whale:
1--WE been having bad luck,
been Tn bad waters and no food. 'i
Tell you what" said the fat
whale. "why not swim TO the
English Channel: The Allies are
exploding n lot 81 NasIs into the
AIR there.
So the skinny whale swan
and swan. and six weeks later.
SKINNER than ever, swan back
to has fat friend
Well" pfffed Fatso.@ ny
didn't YOU do as I told You az
II did" said the skinny
whale. "but when those Nazis
came down into the water
they all had marks on their
chests saying they were super
men--and ! just couldn't swat
low that baloney.-
We Know Her: Two chorus
girls approached a golf pro.
suppose, he said, You
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

A person is lacking in emo
{ tionai poiSe and maturity II ne
or she cannot love some other
person supremacy in the event
Of disappointment OF one love
or Bereavement by death. II
two persons fall IN love and
are congenIal and circumstances
favor marriage. and they have
emotional maturity. their love
VIII fast- until death do them
part But these very same
persons are the ones most likely
10 find another real love If the
first is broken by some unavoid-
able disappointment or death.
My booklet and test. Are You
an Emotional Grown-Up?" will
further answer this question.
Sent az cost. 10c. plus A &c
stamped. self-addresSed enve-
lope. -,
Answer to Question No. 2
The good boss does both. lie
makes his workers feel they can
rely on The Old Man for ideas
in all emergencies. but also that
they help him with their ideas.
This gives the workers a feeling
Of partnership in the work and
builds a feeling Of loyalty and
security scarcely anything can
break. The boss who has the
rank but really hasn't the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
MEET Mike Gold Of the Daily
vi Worker.

NEFI Mike GOD OF inc Daily
WI Worker.
During the tenure Of the
Hitler Stain pact Gold followed
the party line and advanced the
slogan. The Yanks Are Not
Coming" and Let God Save
the KING"
lie endorsed the commy-in-
spIred strikes in defense plants
Now that the party line has
been altered. he's all for war.
In 1889 fwhen the heroic pco-
pie Of Poland were defending
themselves Mike Gold and the
COmmieS called IL an imperial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04
ON BROADWAY

Trade Marx Registered. Copyright, 1914
want 10 learn how 10 play
golf:"
NO" one said, my friend
wants 10. I learned yesterday"
The man ioho knows how one
should dine,
lKhe hes the proper sariOr fare.
Who khoOs jttst hoO 10 order
INIne.
Who handles Walters With an air.
.SomehoD its alWags that man
ChO
Just never has the money 10.
Sis Wilmer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

r.srt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

w About the fat whale and
the skinny whale The fat whale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-04

WY goodness, you're thin.
What's wrong with you:"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
BLOW UP BUILDINGS

The explosions were followed by
a heavy rumble as il from falling
masonry, indicating the Germans
were demolishing buildings in the
hope OF blocking roads with debris
against a British eighth army drive
across the ArnO.
The German DNB news agency
reported today that in order to re-
move every preteXt from the Brit
ish for the systematic destruction
of an open town the German high
command had decided to withdraw
Nazi covering forces on the nortlN
ern bank Cf the Arno to the north
ern outskirts Of Florence
Leaving only small pockets of
enemy resistance south OF the Ces-
ano river up TO two miles inland
from the Adriatic, the Polish and
Italian troops were probing with
reconnaissance patrols northWard
to the river today.
SLOWED ON ARNO
In the Arno loop east OF Florence,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
Writer Presents
Closeup Of
Battle in France
By HENRY T. GORRELL

on THE ROAD TO PARIS. Aug.
IL CUP)-One minute you are spell
bound by the tranquil beauty of
tie countryside and the next you
are fighting fer your life.
That is the way 1t is rolling
through the heart of enemy territoy
Oh the road to Paris.
I accompanied a spearhead of
armored infantry on the road
through Laval 10 within a short
distance of lie Mans. making the
last stages of the trip with an ad-
vance reconnaissance patrol.
Put Yourself in the position of
one of the crew OF these jeepS
which are always a half mile or
more ahead OF the miles long, SER
pentine column of tanks, tank de-
stroyerS and tank-borne infantry.
There are three CT four jeepS in
the party, all camouflaged with tree
branches Windshields down and
covered with canvas so the reflec-
ton in the sun won't draw fire.
But you will draw fire all right
for that is the only way 10 deter
mine where the enemy pockets OF
resistance are located.
When the shooting starts, this
little band of unsung heroes out
there in front has to stick it out,
no matter how hot it gets, until
the main units respond to radioed
SOS.
There is no retreating for if you
give Jerry an inch he will dig in
and perhaps hold up the whole col
umn fer hours.
Your instructions are to make a
lot of noise with machine guns and
hand grenades to let the Germans
know you are tough. Inside you
don't really feel tough at all. But
this game is for keeps and your
orders are to 60 forward.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
WLB, Navy Agree
On Overtime
Ban as Hindrance

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IL. up
The Navy and War Labor Board
concur in the belief that the ban
on overtime work by San Francis
cos International Association Of
Machinists, AFL, Local 68, IS hin
dering the war effort, Thomas Fair
Neblett chairman of the 10th re-
gional WLB said
In response to queries concerning
supposed differences in official at
titudes of the two toward the ban
Neblett said:
The June 2lst letter to Harvey
Brown, lam president, signed by
Navy Undersecretary Bard and
other Washington officials, sets
forth clearly deposition of the Navy
that the overtime ban OF the San
Francisco Lodge 63 IAN, is inter-
fering with the war effort.
Il understand after checking with
the WLB in Washington that this
still is the position of the Navy and
that Navy officials do consider the
strike at Federal Mogul, San Fran
CISCO as an aggravation OF the situ-
alton and as a further interference
with the war effort"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11

apparently pulling the hero up
flight of stairs in a western bistro
We can't approve this" said the
Hays office man. Too suggestive.
Now wait a minute" said the
quick-thinking studio man. Look
more closely. She's not pulling him
up the stairs. He's pulling her
DOWN the stairs"
The censorship fellow looked
again. Guess you're right" he said
He stamped Approved" on the back
of the photo and commented. We
gotta watch things like this
Untrue, no doubt, but hilarious is
the story going the rounds about
the overseas entertainment tour Of
the Battling Bogarts. BY their own
admission, Humphrey and Mayo
battle more than any other happily
married couple in Hollywood. Dur
ing their tour of Italy they lived
for several days in a bomb damaged
hotel in Naples The place was prac-
tically falling apart but the army
had taken ii over as the best avail
able under the circumstances After
six days in the War-torn hotel, ac-
cording TO the story. the BogartS
were handed a bill by the army
for damage done to their rComl
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
GATEMEN UNIFORM CRAZY

You'll be reading any day now
about a soldier, sailor or marine
taking a poke at a film studio gate
man. It's funny it hasn't happened
already. 1t is the gatemans job. of
course, to keep the unlimited. even
service men, out of the studies. But
with so many service films in pro-
duction these days. many of the
extras and bit players who pass in
and out of studio gates are wearing
blue or khaki It's impossible to tell
the real thing from the movie ver-
sion. Puzzled studio gatemen have
resorted to asking, Are you real?'
News was dull the other day so
one of the filnitown press agent
dreamed up a yarn that his client.
a famous dancing star had a COL
lection of 20 pairs of dancing shoes
from the worlds most famous
terpischorean artists. The story get
a nice break in the newspapers
Then a representative from one OF
the photo syndicates telephoned.
saying he'd like TO photograph the
collection. The frantic and embar-
rassed press agent said he woulc
call back later. The last We heard
of the guy he was going around the
neighborhood collecting old shoes
and autographing them himself with
the names of Nijinski, Marilyn Mil
Ter, etc.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
Soldiers Find
Real Welcome

PENNINGTON, Mich, Aug. IL.
CUP)-Charles Arnold. a Farming
ton carpenter. is the town welcom-
ing committee for servicemen home
on furloughs, and the veterans are
glad of it.
When the boys come nome on
lurlough, a warm welcome awaits
them in the Arnold home. In the
basement he has built a bar with
accompanying tables and chairs. a
bulletin board with 81 stars for
neighboring boys in the armed
forces, ancl has on display Souven-
irs sent to him by the boys.
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold also keep up
an enormous correspondence with
stryicemen. sending letters TO
Pennington sons in 81 countries,
and they keep a record and data
OF every letter sent.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
Rotary Presents
Flag to US0

Members of TIE Ell Centro Rotary
club Thursday at their regular
meeting at the Barbara Worth hotel
presented an American flag to USO
quarters in El Centro.
John Kepley made the presenta-
ton and d. B. Roberts, chairman
Of the United Service Organiza-
tionS advisory committee, accepted
on behalf of the USO.
Among the USO representatives
at the luncheon were Mrs. Lee Nuf-
fer, chairman of the snack bar COM
mittee; Mrs. Harold Shelby, chair
man of the information hosteSses,
and Mrs. Emily Kaford, overall
chairman of volunteers.
Charles Hancock, who has been
on active duty with various branches
Of the armed forces was a special
guest Of the club.
Visiting Rotarians were Joe Hal
verson, president of the Holtyille
club; j. r Snyder, Holtville, and
Joe Bailey, Brawley.
Shields Charlton presided as
chairman of the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11

A new use has been foun
the army ordnance jeep. a
surgeon was recently report
have inserted a rubber part
a ieep into the neck of a wo
Commando so that it would
as an air tube, permitting h
breathe. The Commando wa
to have recovered.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
Allies Move Up
On Adriotic

ROME, Aug Il. up Eighth
army Polish and Italian troops
lunged forward two miles on a six
mile front in the Adriatic sector
Friday to capture hills dominating
the Ceasno Valley and occupy
Scape2zano. Monterado and Corin-
aldo, key rail and highway towns.
The balance of the italian front
was comparatively quiet. with the
exception OF bitter fighting in the
enemy pocket south of the Arno
river and east of Florence. But
frCnt dispatches reported heavy eX-
ploSions accompanied BY great
flashes in the German held north
ern section of the ancient rem
naiSsance city last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
FIGHT ON HOME FRONT, TOO

WESTOVEF FIELD, Mass. Aug.
II. CUP)-Sixty soldiers stationed
at this field are doing more than
their bit to hasten victory. When
off Guty, the CTS don fatigues to
work in the United States Rubber
Co. and the Sickles Radio factories.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
SEEK RENT CONTROL POSTS

Eight applicatiCnS Of Imperial
county residents for the situations
as assistant area rent director and
rent attorney for the valley have
been received by the United States
Employment service in FL Centro
and will be referred TO District Di-
rector Stewart O. Wicklin when
Tom Finney, USES manager, goes
TO San Diego Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
BATTERED TANKS sCRAPPED

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Aug. II. CUP)
Many of the tanks knocked out by
the enemy in North Africa and
other battle fronts wind up in the
yards of the Consolidated Steel Co.
here, which rips them apart, cuts
them into scrap and remelts them
for reshipment in the form of other
weapons
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
Imperial Valley Press

Established April u. 1901.
Published evenings except Saturday
and Sunday. in combination with the
Sunday POST Press, BY the Imperial
Valley Publishing. Company 625 State
ST., IL Centro, calif
Paul Jenkins, Publisher
and President
A. e. Johnston. Vice-Presldent and Ad-
Ver.ising Manager; Mrs. Logan H.
jenkins. Secretary.
Member United Press. California News
paper Publishers Assn. West Holiday
Co. Inc. national representatives.
Rates, 0ncluding Sunday Post Press:
Single copy Sc; carrier paid-in- ad-
vance: / month, 5l.OO. 3 months,
S2.75: 6 months. S5.25; year. $40 90
BY Mail: ] month, 81 90; 3 months,
81. 50: 6 months, $3.50: ! year 81. 90
Outside Of California 500 per month
fiat.
Entered at FL Cehtro. Calf, post
office as 2rd clsss I-a.!
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11

British troops were slowed by eX-
tensiye dtmolitions and minelields
in occupying the area recently va
Gated b. the Germans when they
withdrew their vain forces north OF
the Arnu.
The villages of Tori and Castel-
lonchio as well as Mount Acute
were occupied. Infantrymen finally
met the enemy two miles south
west OF Pelago. while amored ele-
ments advancing along route SO
outside the AI1o bend reached a
point two miles southeast Of pom
tasSieYt
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
BY ERsKINE JOHNSON

Behind the screen Stories Of
motion picture censorship continue
TO amaze us. Here's the latest. One
Of the studio representatives took
batch Of stills from a western
movie TO the Hays office for ap-
proval. All were passed except one.
a photograph of a dance hall girl
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
yoHNsoN 5fsx!ea in Hollywood

ent. he led the funmakers out the
front door. down the street and
back into the club through the serv-
ice entrance But there were only
five funmakers left by the time he
returned The others had Just kept
going ana never did return-not
bGthering 70 pay their checks
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
THIEVES REMOVE IDLE LOCK

HUNTINGTON, Ind. Aug. TO-
CUPj Holes were bored IN the door
Of the Bethesda u. T. church IN
Warren township and the lock was
removed when thieves found the
church doors unlocked.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
ADDING INSULT TO INSUR

WOONSOCKET, r. l., Al
CUP-Returning - their S
after responding to a false
10 firemen discovered that in
absence someone had rifled
clothing Of all available cas-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
ON THE HOUSE

Henny Youngman, the Broadway
night club comedian, looks like a
good bet for film stardom as a re-
suit Of his screen debut in "A Wave,
a WAC and a Marine" Henny once
lost a job in a New York night
club for a very unusual reason. AS
master of ceremonies, he started a
conga line one night. To be differ
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11
CONSIDER CITY BUDGET

FL Centre City Council met in an
adjourned session Thursday eve
ming to consider the annual budget.
Also taken up at the meeting
was the approval of the Playground
tract sale to the Shipper Ice COM
pany tor S175.58. The Playground
tract is located on North Second
street between Broadway and Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-11

The Arabs were the first COM
mercial growers OF coffee and used
every means ut their command to
prevent the spread of the industry
to other countries. The penalty was
death il YOU were caught trying
to smuggle a Seeding from the
country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-16
e WISHING WELL q
By Maclean
By Wall Disney
BY Jimmy Halo

ERE pleasant little game give you message
day. 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell
the letters first the number
If the number is less
your number Start at the upper
rectange every Of your
numbers right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give = .;E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-16
Back Flint Jurist
For Tutt|e' S Post

FLINT. Dec. IS Circuit Judge
Philip Elliott today has the ac-
tive support of the -GencSee
County Democratic committee
which will urge his appointment
to the federal bench TO fill the
vacancy created by the death of
Judge Arthur Tuttlc.
Register of Deeds Earl Smith
moved that the ON mite Q
recommend and do all in its
power 10 have Judge Elliott ap-
pointed
Realizing that to elevate Judge
Elliott probably means that The
governor will name a Republican
10 succeed him. the committee
members took the position that
the sacrifice should be made.
Judge Elliott has let 1t be
known that the federal bench
would be acceptable to him.