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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Fight Loan
Rate Cut

LANSING. Dec IS Replying
10 Go demands for a reduction
in interest rates. the Michigan
Association Of Small Loan Com
panics wrote Gov Kelly today
that Tho proposed cut would forcC
the companies out Of business.
The Go has asked the governor
20 support legislation IN the forth
coming session Of the Legislature
10 reduce statutory rates foi
small loans 10 IL per cent a
month They are now 3 per cent
up 10 500 and beyond that, y
per cent
ANY rate reduction II indie
fensible. unjusiified and uncalled
for, in face of facts said W u.
Brewer. association president IN
ms letter 10 the governor.
The reduction would not
only cause withdrawal of small
loan capital from Michigan but
deprive more than $4,000 fami-
lies of the only source Of emer-
gencN loans to which they have
access"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
.0PA Sues "A
Paper Firms

OPA enforcement officials 10.
day cracked down on IA waste
paper companies charging them
with failure 10 keep proper rec
ords in the sale and purchase of
waStepaper.
Theron NJ. Hall. chief enforce
ment attorney, said that additional
suits viii be filed against other
companies next week
Hall said that two OPA at
torneyS from Cleveland arrived
today from the Cleveland regional
office 10 begin an investigation
of Detroit'S wastepaper industry.
They are Francis B. Douglass, at
torney in charge of materials and
apparel, and Walter j. Heddes-
hiemer, regional litigation attor-
new.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
RECORDS REQUIRED

Hall pointed out that under
OPA regulations records must be
kept of the purchase or sale of
wastepaper name and address of
the buyer or seller. the grade of
paper purchased or sold and the
quantity involved in the transac-
ton.
Suits filed against the IA COM
panies seek temporary and per-
manent restraining injunctions
and ask that officials of the COM
pany be ordered to show cause
on Jan. s.
Suits were filed against the fol-
lowing individuals and concerns:
Morris Chadwick. 1345 Brew
ster; Henry Smelinsky, doing
business at the Booster Waste
Material Co, 2S2S Beaubien.
ADDITIONAL SUITS
David Gold and Louis Stein
berg. doing business as Gold az
Steinberg, 9038 Cardoni; Abraham
Kramer and Morris Guz. Reliable
Paper Stock Co., 10303 Russell;
Alfred Fox and Jacob Bilensky,
Napoleon Iron and Metal Co.,
1920 Napoleon.
Morris Goldberg. Lafayette
Wastepaper Co., l042 Rivard;
Morris -Meddow, 69l4 Greeley;
William Dubinsky and Isadrrc
Dubinsky e. Sons, 1928 st. An
tome: Harry Guss, 1888 Clinton:
Morris Schecter and Herman
Schecter. Schecter Waste Mate
rial Co, 1927 Greeley; Henry
Rosen, $40 Clinton; Louis Gold
stein and Morris Olshansky, 555
Illinois; Aaron Saverinsky. Atlas
Waste and Wiping Cloth Co., 1881
Greeley; Max Frazin, 931 Madison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
OPERATED BY HUDSON

Cooperation Of employees dur
ing the conversion period was
asked.
The arsenal was first operated
by the Hudson Motor Car Co.
Ground for the S28.000000 project
was broken on March p 1911, a.
Nine Mile and Mound roads 4
year later the plant was produc-
ing anu-aircraft guns, bonner
fusClage sections and parts for
airplane engines al a phenomenal
rate
The navy announced on oct l.
1913. that Hudson had lost rs
contract 10 direct the plant No
reason was ClkCn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
Navy 10 Run
Arsenal Here
Center Line Plant
Shift Due June 30

The navy will take over the
operation of the naval ordnance
plant at Center Line June 30, when
the contract of the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Go.
10 manage the arsenal expires.
Notices signed by Navy Capt.
A. ID. Mayer, commanding the
arsenal. were posted in the plant
today. They announced that when
the navy takes over. the factory
will be operated under civil SerY-
ice. The plant employs about
10000 persons.
Plans have not yet reached a
point where wage rates under civil
service have been definitely eS-
tabhshed, the notice said.
Employees may shortly obtain
information concerning the con-
version, wages and the advantages
of civil service employment when
naval and civil service personnel
officers arc located in the plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-29
BUNCH OF BUNS

There's only one legitimate
Ward worker out there. The
rest are a bunch of buns.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21
9as Gift b5ier @e6anfen
(SFortIebund bon Seitp ~

(Jort1eBung bon Seite J
Weit9riiten. gSobl nebmen mir an if.
rem 2eben teinen tdtigen MnteiI uno
itno audi ni6t berufen, oariiber at
urteilen. Nber Die Srau, bic uns in
Gbriito S6peiter lit, gilt es gu berite.
ben, ielbit no mir ite auf Nbtpegen
ieben.
Das lit nidt fdtper, tpenn mir MIR
ettpas naber 5uieben: Sic tpar ielbit
nod Elm iunges Dtng, als iie ibre
Nutter berlor. 9ie Eante tpar tpobl
fromm un6 gut, bat es aber bod nidt
oeritanoen, 6as leidtfertige MGoden
in feite 8abnen 5u lenfen. 0os fanb
balo fem @ereniieen NIT iungen Mdn.
nern. gs mar MIR gut, baB ii9 elmer
fano, ser es balo beirotete. Nber Sc
oauerte ni6t 5u 1ange, big sic iunge
Srau erfubr, baB er inn Nrbeiten
ni6t ser fleiBigite tpar. gr nimmt es
au6 ni6t 10 genau oamit, Oh er fir
leine Samilie geiorgt bat. 8enn es
ibm 5l1 Sauie ni9t paBt, fann er ia
cine 3eitlang NAL peegeben. Mber
bel ser Srau uno Sen &inoern Idaut
oft oie Scot berein. @as ion jie idon
tun, tpenn er ME oas @elo fir Die
8obnunssmiete 81 a m nj nbrinst;
idliebli6 5ieben ite balt I'M. aber oa
tgefaat es ibr ,ti9t. sic ftnoet tbr 2e-
ben 10 beidwerlid NIT lauter arbeit
un6 Sorgen. aber ite lit bod nod
jung, iast iie ftd, modte ausgeben
uno tonnte mandmal gergniisen ia.
ben. Damn ioute nod Elm 4tno TOM
men, 6as fano fie 81. oiel. Sbre Sdme.
itern mefnten es audi. gsan brauat
(5ortiesuns a,lf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

ser ssnnenipeIt i'll Die auBenpelt.
3as 2eben 1T gereongenbeit. sc.
genlpart unb 3utunft. Die gergaa.
genbeit iit oos, mas gewefen lit atno
nun ri9t rlebr lift. Die 3ufunft lit
oos, mas getpeien lit u,tb nun ni6t
mebr lit. Die 3ufunft lit oas, pos
einmaI iein wiro aber iest nod nt9t
lit. Doraus folgt, oaB eigentlid nur
Die @egentpart uns gebort. Ser Iu-
genblid, ben mir in Der Sano baben.
l1no nit Die fem Iugenblid bte gott'
gepoute Gegenmartsa1fgobe. 9aS,
mas @ott geraoe iest in oteiem sn-
genblide, unter oe,t obpaltenoen unt'
it6noen 6es Ortes, Der 3eit uno Der
Beri ionen, bon uns min. 0as 1T fir
uns ber feite 8unft, tpo mir oen Se'
bel einieben miiiien, Inn bic 8elt um'
5ugeitalten. Dieier gegentpdrtige au'
genbltd lit bos @ebet, oas mir geraoe
perridten> Die 9lrbeit, oie mir eben
ous5ufiibren baben, 0as &reu5, oaS
mir nun tragen iollen.
Eatia6e lit ober, boB mir faIt ME
6em gegenmdrtigen Augenblid uno
ieiner Iufgabe uniere gan5e Iufmert-
lomteit 5utpenOen. 8ir 1tno 5erltreut.
anitatt oa 5lt iein, mo mir geraoe ieBt
Iein iol1en, iino mir irgenOpo anoerS,
mo mir nad 0em 8i1en Ser gott-
ltden 8oriebung iebt geraOe nidt iein
iollen ODER mir lebne in 6er 5ufiinf,
tigen 8elt. 0ie 3erItreultng lit 6as
&reu3 unieres @ottes6ienltes. sic lit
oas &reu5 oes 59ulunterri9tes uno
,iie lit 6as &reu3 oes 9lrbeitgebers.
8ir ltn6 nidt babel, g8ir baben nidt
oen &opf uno nod meniger oas Ser5
bel Ser Sa6e. Die 3eritreultng lit bic
Sludt bes mooernen Weni9en, oes
8eters, bes arbeiters, Der Sausfrou,
0es S9iilers, Dor Der Bflidt oes Iu.
eenblides.
8ir i6reden in Der &egeI auriid
oor Dem ernitbaften Mitma6en an
Der @rneuerltng aIIer 9inIle in gbri'
itus, neil bie grbeit 1tns bon unge-
beurer @roBe 5u ietn ibeint. sic lit
es. 4ber onoererieits lit es tpie6er-
I'M oas einfadite Ding Der gSelt.
@ib mir ben berlorenen Bu1tft, 6en
Mittelpunft @ott, 6en Mtttelpuntt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

5u SouIe fort. l1nb atpar nidt itiir
bier un6 oo, ionoern 10 Oft sDir s6n.
men, 8ir iiro eigentIih ME nebr boz
beim.
gg gibt spei Ueittel, Inn nidt BET
.fi6 iein su n1iiiien. Die daBere Be-
.j9Gftigung l,lo bos 8ergniigen, Wtan
fann ft6 beiddftieen, nm feline Bflidt
5u titn. Die See1e ielbit treibt our
,arbeit. sic lit oarum oud BET Der
,arbett. Sber beiier geiagt, bic arbett
lit INNER BEL ibr. Wai bort, tpenn
man arbeitet, ME auf bel itb dn
,Sau1e au iein. gs eibt ober ouf eine
anbere slrt bon 8eiddftigung. Wan
Iturat ft9 in oie grbeit, I'm ni6t nit
ftb aaein 5u ietn uno nidt fid nit
fid beiddftisen gu miiiien. 0ie ars
belt miro CUR Slu6t Dor bem Wittel'
pu1tft. Mon ipielt eine &olle. Oean lit
Sonoperfer, 2aufmann, Bolittfer,
@elebrter, &iinitler, Inn ni6t Meeni9
uno GbriIt iein gu miiiien. Die @elt
lit ein Sbeater, benen S6aulpieler
It6 10 iebr in ibre &olen bineiniple=
len, ooB lie, penn Der Borbong fdat,
bic gnt6edung MAIDEN, oab fie eigent=
li6 INNER iemano qnoers uno ME ite
Ielber getpeien lit. Dos 2eben NOR
Dor lauter @ei6aftigteit ntdts ols
cine ein3ige 3eritreuung.
8as man NIT Der 8ef9afttgung
'nidt pouitdnoig erreibt, iu6t man 5n
errei6en ourd bos Spiel uno oos
8ergnugen. 8ir miiiien ou9 bier
ltnterI6eioen. Sos Spiel uno i'm ge-
&pii1en 9inn ou9 oas 8ergniigen
tann cine pipdoloeiide nno oarum
gottgetponte gotpen6igteit iein. Die
|Spannune, bic nit oer Arbeit, Der
geiIttgen uno forperli6en berbunoen
lit, bebarf INNER tpieber Der Ibipan.
nune,ber grbolung. 0as itebt nidt
in Sraee. Wean mag, au6 menn man
min, bieie Gblpannung 3eritreuung
(nennen. 8os mir berurteilen miifien,
6os 1T Die 3eritreuungsiu6t. Dte
|Su6t, 6er feeltiden 9on5entration
aus Dem 8eee gu eeben, tn6em man
ie6e frete 3eit, Die @elegenbeit CUR
Selbitbeiinnung eeben f0nnte, tot"
idldgt our9 eeiitlole unterbaltrng.
Alio Die 3eritreuung als Slu6t aus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

Seele, ben Mittelpuntt @egenpnrts.
pflib un6 aIles onoere fommt bon
felbit. Sier ieb oeinen SebeI an. Sci
in auem, mas ou tun iouit, BEL ser
Sa6e. &ee quo6 agis> iagten Die Ml.
ten. Ma6 gon5, mas 6u mo6It.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21
Treiben Sic Case aus,
die durch
HartI'eiIb|,igkeit I|'e|iIb|,g I
verursacht werden ur
Sic auch dem Magen

Wenn funktionale
Hartleibigkeit an .
dauert und Sic mi.
serabel, nerves und
irritiert fIhlen und
an deren Symp-
tome leiden-kopf-
schmerzen, iiblem
Mundgeruch, yer o
stimmtem Magen,
Verda auung s $ to-
runs, Schlaf- und
Appetite ST g keit
und lhrMaRen fuhlt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

z u 44
oas SreriotDort fngt, allf @ott fon5el.
triert, tbeosentriiG fem tallB. nno|
sipor nid1t MIR in gelegentli9en1 Be'
ten. ionoern i'm glei6en Denfen. @e.
ben lsno Sanoeln. Simmer. neberol.
Sn alIem. Der Menid ion beitdnoig
III Der @egenpart @ottes Ieben nno
monoeln. St ion nit einem 8ort ,,ee'
IarnmeR' fem. E.. <..>...
@ag lit nun 3erItreuung2 Sludt|
nor benz Mittelprnft aIler Dinge,
@ott. SIudt bor Der &onaentratton I'M
aaerbo6iten, inn 8oter, i'm Sobne
ltno i'm Sl. @eiit. gs eibt cine 8er'
itreuung, bic felt ben Siinoenfan
meni9Ii6e armieliefeit geporoen lit.
Ri9ts lit fir ben Weni6en idtperer
als 1dngere ooer gar .anoauernoe
gamnlung in @ott. 9ie meni6li6e
8bantaite ooer @inbiloungstroft lit
elm automatil6es &ino, tuo etn Bib
bos onoere iagt. l1no ser Weni6 etlt
bieien Bbantaiiebiloern nod mie elm
2ino. gs broubt eroBe Se1blt5u6t,
nm ben Ser itano bel Der 5a6e 81
bebalten, olio in ser 5anmlung ODER
religi0ien &on5entration gu bleiben.
gs gibt aber neben Der l1nfreitpll'
Iigen 3ertreuung cine onoere. Cine
betpuBte unb getpo1lte Sludt Dor Dem
Neittelpunfte @ott. Cine 3erltreu-
ungsiudt. Cine 2eioenl6aft gum Ben.
trifugalen. Cine Sludt aus Sntereiie'
loligfeit ODER gar cine Sludt aus
Sab. Dteie SIudt Dor Dem Mittel'
puntt - Soiepb De Naiitre bot tie
Ebeopbobie, NneIt oor @ott un6 oem
@0ttliben eenannt - lit Dos eigent'
Iide Merfrnal unierer Belt. Bius Der
gIfte bat iie ia als Die Beit oes sSabr.
bunberts gebranomarft. &ein Sabr.
bunoert NOR mebr ols bos unIere Elm
Sabrbunbert Der 3erltreu,mg, Der ~
Itemotii9en 4blenfung bon aler reli>
giofen Ron5entration. Die gr0Bte &C.
fobr Der geltgion iit beute ntdt mebr
bic ei1aeIne ssrrlebre ODER bic ous-
eefprodene @ottloligteit ser Srei0en>
fer, ionoern Die epioenii6e uno 6ro-
ntfde 3eritreu1tng, oas erl1noidbli6
nift mebr an @ott oenfen tpollen Der
Meniden.
Ser Meni6 iit 2eib uno Seele.
@r lift 5uerit Seele uno Damn 2eib.
Die Seele lit bas 2ebensprin5ip. au9
bon Der Seele, bent inn Meni6en
tpobnenben unterbliden @ott, fann
man in eetpiilem Sinne iasen: Sn
ibm Ieben tpir uno bepegen mir uns
1t,to fino mir. Ser Weni9 iit nur ios
biel Menf6, als @eiit in linn lit, Ser
1tunft uno 8iae. Ser @eiit iit alio
Der 'Mittelprntt ,tno 56perpunft oes
Meniben. aae Sdtigfeit ntuB aus
bem @eifte 2eben, Sinn lt16 8eoel-
tung idopfen. 9arin utterl6eibet fib
Die arbeit bes Meni6en tpeientlib
bon Der arbeit oes Eieres lno Der
Meidine. 9ie Mrbeit bes Meniden
Nbat eine Seele, bic bes Eieres uno
oer Maidine lit ieellos. Daraus folgt:
Der Nenih barf bel alle1n, tpas ct tut,
ME aufboren, bei itb au iein. 9abeim
bel Der Seele. .>..x
'l1nier sanaes ,l1ebel fontnlt nun,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21
~.eJen
mort

voIl Won Case und Blahungen--besorgen
Sic sich Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkrau.
ter. Mehr ais elm Abfuhrmittel. es ist auch
cine Magentatigkeit anresende Medizin.
hersestelIt aus l6 der Natur eigenen me-
dizinischen Wurzeln, krautern und Pflan-
zen. Alpenkrauter bringt TRACE Darme zun1
Arbeiten und hilft. verharteten Abfall
sanft und leicht auszuscheiden, sowie die
durch Hartleibigkeit verursachten Case zu
vertreiben und gibt dem Magen das ange-
nehme Cefuhl Won Warme. Wenn Sic
die Freuden glucklicher Linderung voR
Hartleibigkeitsbeschw wieder wissen
wollen und zur selben Zeit lhrem Masen
guttun wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch
heute Alpenkriuter und nehmen Sic es
elm genau vie auf dem Etikett angegeben.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, senden Sic fur unser
ApenkrIuter Einfuhrung sangebot d
erha ltan Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

Cine Religious gocation" "-Ron.
feren5 Der Catholic goutb Srga.
1ti5ation' fiir Mdoden tpuroe I'M.
Idngit in Der aatbeorale Of tbe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21
UMSONST Se6 SefiSssStn WSstoPfS; 2oo

FORNPS HEIL-OEL IMMINENT = anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmers
zen, muskulosen Ruckens schmerzen. stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln. Verstau.
chunsen und Verrenkunsen.
FORMS MAGOLO - kalisch-lindert
gewisse Magenstorungen vie Sodbrennen
und Verdauunsss storungen, hervorgerufen
durch elm Uebermass an Saure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
On the
Side

has its origin in a South Sea
island native dance known as
The Same Dance"
QUERIES from clients: @,
0 Where in the Bible are
women compared with horsesf
A. Don't know OF any pas
sage where women In general
are compared with horses, but
In the "Song Of Songs" Is found
the line: 81 have compared thee,
o my love, to a company of
horses in Pharaoh's chariot"
@. What congressman, and
by whom and when, was re-
ferred to as an "inebriated
rhetorician inebriated with the
exuberance Of his own ver-
bosity?"
A. DO not recall any congress
man being 80 described. How
ever, Gladstone said of Disraeli:
HE II q sophisticated rhet-
orician inebriated with the ex-
uberance OF his own verbosity
and gifted with an egotisticsl
imagination that can ut all times
command an interminable and
inconsistent series Of arguments
to malign an opponent or glorify
himself"
@. When a kid did you ever
smoke Pin-Head or Cycle Gig
arets?
A. Don't recall the cigarets
you mention. Around our way
the popular brand was Sweet
Caporals. Some of the lads
smoked cubeb cigarets. Others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
WASHINGTON SCENE
BY George Dixon

Upon returning from the
- practically clustered calm
of the Republican national con-
vention. / discovered that a
measure of confusion had de-
veloped in the navy department
during my absence.
am sorry / was not around
10 straighten il out. and no
doubt Secretary Forrestal IS,
too.
The way that man leans on
me is a caution
It's getting so he'll hardly
walk down a corridor at the
bodybuilding until l have taken
a navigational fix TO assure him
it hasn't listed 10 starboard.
OF course, he could have come
out 10 Chicago TO consult me,
but he probably heard / was
playing around with Republic
cans.
Nothing is more distressing
10 a New Deal cabinet officer
than 10 hear somebody is play
ing around with Republicans
because of fear that it may be-
come epidemic.
The aforementioned conf, sion
has engulfed virtually every
navy officer who feels it would
be nice TO get an out-of-line
promotion. InaSmuch as most
officers have this strange feel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
uESE hAVS BY George E.
IIA - Sokolsky

THE American people, as they
come to know Bricker bet
ter, will realize that here is a
selfless person. When he en-
tered the stadium on the last
night of the convention to sit in
a box with his wife. the audi
ence just rose and stood. There
was no applause and no cheer
ing. They just stood. 1t was no
politics; 1T was respect.
The Brickers have little boy.
Jackie. He and his father are
inseparable. Together, they are
just two boys.
Jackie was at the convention,
distributing buttons and hand
bills, running errands and hav-
ing the time of his life.
And then he discovered that
his father was not to be the
precedent of the United States.
Jackie continued to distribute
buttons and handbills. but
Jackie was hit hard.
After Bricker, in the early
hours of Wednesday morning,
had decided to accepted the vice
presidency, some of us were dis
cussing the events that led up
to it and one old friend said:
He had to do IL. He could
not break tackles heart"
John Bricker will bring to the
efficient administrator a
warmth of soul that will win
them both friends among our
people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
WALTER WINCHELL n,, On

Don't drink. Like sandwishs D.. a.
Adolphe MenjQN: Speak good
french. Talk Hst eat quick.
Don't stav long same place.
Champ. Louis Boeder his ia
vorite Gertru de Nielsen:
Blond hairs. ah. ah. Before mar
riage she was always with her
bullock and papa. Why you
do that girl? E. Simone Simon:
Don't speak good french . q.
K. T. Stevens: Love to have her
picture taxed Gregory Rat
off: Know him well when poor.
not richie. What difference. o.
boy! Very funny when poor.
But now very high hat. Eat
like two Titles pickys. But
good Upper so what the hell?
HALIFAX: After you talk he
H very lovely man. Very dem
ocrate. Always like plain ct
simple food. Too nice to be
Englishman A. Kostelanizz:
Speak good french. nice man.
No drink. Like white fish. Very
good to US. Like lemonade with
porto Gertrude Lawrence:
Very lovely lady big success
here. Food commissioner. Celery
stuffed with row meat. Martini
favorite drink. Eat dessert
named for her name Doro-
thy LAmour: Nice brunett but
very Ottoritair. remember
when she was nobody. Eat any
thing. Love her Scoth.
Copyright by Daily Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
MARCH OF EVENTS
: By Benjamin De Casseres

MO PUBLICATION is doing
~ better work than The YD
yankee DivisionD Grapevine
Mai. Gen. w. S. Paul, COM
manding general, and 1t. Henry
r. Misrock, public relations Of
ficer).
The orientation editor IS Pfc.
Dana A. Schittkind Dana Lee
Thomas in the writing world.
only "a He writes the edi-
tor3als, and he is the clearest
writer on his two subjects
("Whom We Fight" and Why
We Fight in the country to-
day.
Take this short, superb an
alysis of the Japanese:
Tho Jsps are not only rob
bers of other peoples territory
but of other peoples civilization.
Their factory machines were
largely invented ny Americans;
their railroads and their navy
are modelled after the British;
their army was built by the
Germans; their religion Ii q
shadow Of the religion OF the
Indian Buddhlsts. Only their
brutality Ii their own.
I'm her long history Japan
has produced hardly n single
worth while work OF poetry,
music, literature or philosophy.
mo other civilized nation can
boast Of such a bare record Of
achievement.
THE monument by which
abe will be known to the future
II her rape OF China.
These people have set a clas-
sic standard OF animal life for
humans.
THE millions Of peasants who
enter the Jap army are getting
for thesfirst time In their lives
three square meals a day and a
pair Of shoes.
"a desperate people who are
continually on the verge OF
starvation have nothing To lose
but their lives.
THAT IL why IL IL a bold man
indeed who can say when the
Japs will cry quits tn Uncle
Sam. They'll have to be beaten
decisively."
Every sentence Of that rings
with the utter truth.
A Nd here's Dana's vision OF a
"A realistic postwar America
"WelI, we don't believe that
In this brave new world we're
fighting for everybody Is going
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
One Word Led to Another
BY Patterson
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer-

Well tomorrow's the old Fourth and it takes
meaning during wartime
It's all the difference between batting practice in the
morning and batting in the afternoon with base
BY the VIA this is 168th time at the plate Check
ing from the Revolution through the Mexican War and
up to the second world mbroglio it's the seventh time in
the clutch.
We've always through like perspration on silk
That means it is also expensive.
Sometimes figure how in the of the incandes-
cent hinges the portals of Hades could couple of
European screwbals louise up the works completely
| know some fellows will tell you everything is for
the best If you want to break down that optimistic for
mua just spill bottle of ink the hall carpet don't
think this is for the best. 1t should have
occurred But with lineup like Adolf Benito TOTO Quis
ling and Laval you have the Quintuplets of Disaster
That trouble had been stewing longer than mutton in
boarding houses. You blame it on the Versailles
Treaty if you desire But remember that history has
no record of a satisfied loser.
Copyright,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03
BY DR.. Logan
Clendening

juries and 81 deaths from tet-
anus.
There was not much change
in the record until 1909 when
there was a Jump to 5,307 in
juries and 126 deaths from tet-
anus. This CHASTITY toll stimu-
lated both the antitetanus and
anti-fireworks campaign so that:
In 1914 there were l.506 in
juries and three deaths from
tetanNs.
Since then the improvement
has been steady until. as re-
corded in the opening sentence
Of this article, we have in 1913
no deaths from fireworks in
juries either caused by tetanus
or otherwise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-03

months Of June and November,
the western Pacific, north of
the equator, is swept by great
cyclonic storms called typhoons.
THE Manila observatory finds
that an average number OF
25 such hurricanes travel each
summer on a curving line from
the western Carolines an d
Palaos islands, where they
originate, and smite some part
of the Philippines. Formosa. or
the coast of Japan.
The line of their movement
Is usually a parabola. and they
finally blow themselves out in
the waters of the northern Pa
eific,- headed toward the coast
of America.
In the northern hemisphere
the cyclonic whirl of the air
around the vortex" of the
storm is contrary to the move