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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

WHEN the kidney is not
W firmly fastened IN its nor
NAL position and, thus. may
move about, the condition Is
known as floating kidney The
scientific name for IT IS ne
phroptosis.
Nephroptosis is not a disorder
which always requires treat
ment. When II does, the treat
ment needed will depend on the
symptoms produced by the
floating kidney.
The usual symptoms OF float
ing kidney consist OF pain IN
the back. frequent emptying of
the bladder. pain on emptying
the bladder and urination az
night.
Sometimes not only is the
kidney movable and out Of posi-
ton but infection or stones also
may he present. Then the
symptoms are much worse and
there may be a great deal oi
pain and discomfort.
1T IS not uncommon in fOat-
i ing kidney 10 have such
symptoms as sickness OF the
stomach, vomiting and excessive
gas formation as well as pains
in the abdomen. Often the
symptoms may seem 10 have no
relation 20 the urinary organs.
Now and then the kidney
may become twisted. blocking
the ureter which leads from the
kidney to the bladder. Further
more. the twisting OF the kidney
Way interfere with the circula-
BON of blood 10 IT, In such
cases. the kidney may become
swollen, and the pelvis, where
the secretionS collect before
they empty into the bladder,
may become so distended that
pain as severe as that which de-
velops in kidney stones may re-
suit. The symptoms of nausea,
vomiting and gas formation are
probably due TO the fact that
the movement Of the kidney
disturbs the sympathetic nerv-
Gus system.
An examination Of the urine
is not OF a great deal Of help
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

a special meeting" that takes
him out nights and he never
comes back before midnight.
A short time ago, innocently
searching his coat pocket for
a pack of matches, ! found eVi-
dence that he is being unfaith-
ful. In the same pocket was
the name and address OF girl
! know, who works with him.
| met her at an office party
his company gave this winter.
She was constantly after him
all evening, asking him TO dance,
TO get her a drink etc.
Her manner was very forward
and he seemed very uncomfort-
able when she made certain in
sinuating remarks in my pres
ence.
told him what / had found
and suggested separation, but
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Noted News
Analyst

United StatesD over all other
powers +. But such is the logic
of the imperialist that he re-
CARDS as a national ethie.whst
is YonrS is mine and what is
mine is my own Vandenberg's
unbridled covetousness lays
claim to the entire world and If
not his belly at least his pocket
will have requisite capacious-
ness Vandenberg already
seems TO envisage the whole
world with knee bent at the
shrine of the dollar"
TFIIS unlovely COB of anti
l. Americanism then caps of
by quoting Winston Churchill al
accusing the United States of
world power politics because it
has the worlds biggest navy and
airforce, and by saying that all
our nice internationalists' in
dorse m e n of Vandenberg'1
speech is evidence of misconcep-
tion that collaboration between
future empires is actually pos
sible Under the principles set
forth.
There you have the true feel
ings of Moscow while our state
department is scurrying TO get
up a world peace conference.
The "Uncle Shylock" we can't
play ball with you!" stuff u
coming a little early this time
but from our allies. as expected
by anybody who knows human
nature.
Some day. self respecting
Americans will get a stomach
full of insults from people ~
have helped and demand respect
But New Dealers and profess
sional internationalists merely
invite bigger and better insults
and the cause Of world peace
is helped not one whit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
One Word Led to Another
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
By Arthur Bugs" Baer =

l guess nobody means better in this world or does
than visionary with song his heart fig leaves
in his hair and gumbo in his spats
Look what has happened to the meritorious Kellogg
Pact of August 1928 1t multilatera treaty They
mutilated it.
Fifteen nations lifted their hands in solemn conclave
and took the oats Of office. They by all that
hockabe to outlaw war.
They solemny deponed testified and otherwise per-
jurated themselves settle all disputes of whatever
nature by none but pacific means.
Well, we stuck to one of the itemzed pledges. any
way We settling dispute in the Pacific right
Do you realize that 1928 is less than Is years ago?
Kellogg who wished nothing but the best for
the people of this earth. Yet at Paris in 1928,
IS of the worlds mightest nations gave him the test
monal works
1t makes you wonder about the Atlantic Charter
the Mediterranean Certificate the Yalta Documents and
the San Francisco Diploma Are papers like those worth
the margins they waste?
The Kellogg Pact kicked overheard like burn
ing mattress on a houseboat Well the Atlantic
Charter before it set the world afre. 1t have
only three peace treaties between and oblivion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
WASHINGTON Scene
By George Dixon

I WISH Rep. Helen Gahagan
Il Douglas Of California would
stay around her office long
enough 20 answer a couple of
questions, because there IS
something ] must ask her or
bust.
I've just got 10 ask if she has
been babbling 10 the male con-
gressmen from California about
what the females Of her state
are currently not wearing under
their outer habiliments!
II the curvaceous Mrs Doug
las has not been tattling, then
all I've got TO say is that the
male members OF the California
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
BETTER HEALTH
By Dir. Herman Bundesen

in making a diagnosis Of float
ings kidney except in those in
stances when there is some in
fection or stones present. 1t lS
possible 10 feel the kidney
through the back. This is known
as palpation OF the kidney and
when carried out in different
bodily positions II is useful IN
making diagnosis OF nephrop-
tosis.
HOWEVER, the most certain
IL diagnosis can be made by
means of the x-rsy. A solution
through which the X-rays do
not pass is put into the pelvls
Of the kidney. Then X-rayS are
taken with the patient first ly-
ing on his abdomen, then in
setni-erect position, and finally
In an erect position. Once the
diagnosis has been made. treat
ment can be decided upon.
In severe cases, an operation
is performed and the kidney
fixed firmly in its normal posi-
tion. If the symptoms produced
by the floating kidney are not
severe, and there is no infection
or stones present. the wearing
of supporting belt, the use of
exercise 10 strengthen the mus
cles. and gain in weight may
all be useful.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

LIMITED STATES officialdom
u under the New Deal can eat
a lot of Moscow's grit, and Com
munist A m erica a which has
learned how TO do that through
sudden changes in the party line
Smirk with satisfaction al the
sight
1t is necessary that we know
what is going on, and radio is
not going TO give II TO you, nor
is some of the press. Hence, this
article.
Remember that the owl
broadcast 10 the world in 20
languages Senator Vandenberg's
speech recommending a three
power treaty 10 restrain Ger
many and Japan from ever
again becoming beiligerent.
Further, recall that the Yalta
conference was specifically pre-
sented TO Congress by our PreSi-
dent as putting an end TO
unilateral (big nation does as
it pleaSeS) settlements.
Moscow jumped on Vanden-
berg precisely for speaking of
the end of unilateralism.
TIEN, having defended its
Il own unilateralism in the
cases of Romania, Bulgaria, Fin
land and the like, and added a
hint of coming Russian unils-
teraliSm in the case of China by
attacking the regime of Chang
Kai-Shek, the Moscow official
broadcast turns around in true
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
THESE DAYS

I HAVE Just bought w. L.
Il Whites Report on the Rus
SLAMS"
The book is something spe-
cial.
However, against il has ap-
peared A vicious and dishonor-
able boycott.
In advance Of publication. il
was damned and its author
condemned.
Many important books have
been suppressed through con-
spiracy between publishers, the
OWL and the Writer'S War
Board.
But Whites book could not
be suppressed and so it was de-
nounced-denounced before II
was read
Shall / believe that corTe-
spondentS who have been feed
ing the American people CEN
sored tripe out of Russia did
not desire comparisons between
their wares and w. l.. Whites?
My appetite for Report on
the Russians" by w. l., White
was whetted by its condemna-
ton in advance of publication.
Now that / have seen and
read il, l boldly ask my read
ers TO buy it-buy it not be-
cause I agree with Mr.. White,
which is unimportant. but be-
cause il is an honest job of
reporting. the kind of decent,
workmanlike job that a first
class American managing editor
expects of a man who Is sent to
get the facts.
And don't let a clerk tell you
ii is unavailable. 1t is for sale.
WHITE likes Russians. Every
w chapter shows that. He
even stands up for Russia. He
says:
1--WE should remember that
Russia il entitled to q Europe
which Is not hostile TO her. We
should also remember that
while American aid In building
back her destroyed industries
is highly desirable TO Russia,
il il not indispensable. She will
not swap IL for what she con-
siders her security in the new
world"
| do not agree with that con-
cluSion bCauSe / do not believe
that any country is entitled TO
steal another country TO gain
security.
White apparently does, and
that makes the attack on him
so inCongruOus.
Does an American have 10
crawl on his knees before the
Georgian boss of world COM
munism to prove that he is not
untruthful7
Does an American have to
paint Russia as a Sovltized
heaven. with the CommiSSars as
saints and Seraphim 10 be ac-
cepted as a compentent re-
porter?
OF COURSE, the trouble is
" not that White reports
what he saw and reac IN es
honest conclusions as he knows
the facts and as his expert
enceS guide him TO honest con-
cluSionS with which you and l
may agree or disagree.
The trouble is that w. l..
White believes that private
enterprise, that the competitive
system. Is superior 10 the Com
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Brain Game Answers

1-39.37 inches.
2-False. Excalibur was the
name of his sword.
3-Barcelona, Spain; Berlin.
Germany; Birmingham, Eng
land; Bombay, India; Buda-
pest. Hungary; Buenos Aires,
Argentina.
4-(c) is correct. It is a flower
commonly used in border
beds.
Sin the Sermon on the Mount.
6-Gibbs, mathematician; Good
year, inventor Of vulcanized
rubber; Mccormick. inventor
of the reaper: Westinghouse,
inventor Of the airbrake, etc.
Lemon juice.
s24 carats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PROCESSED FOODS
Rice vs. through B-1--VStd through
March 81
Niue C-r through G-1-vsld through
April rs.
Bius IA through M.7-valid through
June 2.
Blus Ma through S-1-vsud through
July ]
MEATS. CHTFSE. PATS
Red o-s through S-s-valid through
March 81
Red rs through X-s-vGlid through
April IS
Red VS. through D-1-vslid through
June 2.
Red IA through J-3-VsHd March 4
through July
One 10 salvage fat good for sents
and two ration points
SHOES
Airplane stamps 4. and 8-Vsiid
Indefinitely. Loose stamps not accepted
Landlords must register all TENANCY
CHANGES and an rented SPACE FOR
livinT or sleeping.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

GASOLINE
Coupon is gallons. Valid through
June Al
rs and C-s Coupons gallons each.
valid through March 81
ne and GO Coupons gallons each.
BIT and CT Coupons gallons each.
Usw requires state, name and license
number be written on every coupon
when received
Gas for GIs-t gallon dsy W %
so days Mileage record Tor specific
auto must be presented by CT 10 local
board.
FuEL OIL
Periods 4, \, .. .. and s-Vshd
through Sept 80
SUGAR
STAMP rs. Book A-vsld through
June
uoUOR
Ne is-VsIid through Nsrch II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

posite sex. He lacks imagination
and the infinite pleasures of inn
agination. One thing is certain:
with all his money, he viii die
poor.
3-Quite natural, especially
for young people, because of our
inherent sense of decency and
dislike Of infringing on the per-
sonalities of others. Persons who
want TO overcome the habit ot
blushing should first convince
themselves that ii is quite ma.
tural and decent. Gradually,
however. il should be mostly
mot entirely overcome. Above
all, the parent should never no
tice IL If son or daughter
bushes. or fails 10 talk up" az
expected. Forcing yourself TO
meet people and situations. and
paying no attention TO IL if you
do blush-that's the way over
came the worst case / ever
heard of--namely. my own
the DETROIT TIMES CT
March I74s
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

without me.
That was the way he wanted
it-until year ago, when he
changed from a tender husband
and loving father TO a cursing,
threatening man.
He Is still q good provider, but
he curses and threatens me in
front of the children until they
shudder and cry.
He even swears at them for
no reason at all,
/ am expecting our fifth child
in a few weeks. and my heart
nearly breaks when he acts like
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30
Connolly Answer.

Ia. &c. 3b. IA. 5-a.
6-(a) Luzon, (b) Mindanao,
(c) Panay, I'D Mindoro. (e)
Cebu.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
EOR nine years my husband
i was a perfect companion. l
couldn't ask for a better pro-
wider: and he never went out
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-30

HE has a standing alibi about
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Evening star., 1945-12-02

co-THE UNSPEAKABLES-By
~ Laverne Gay. The personal
difficulties of q beautiful queen
and her husband-by-c command in
stormy Lombardy in the sixth
century. A hot-blooded action and
intrigue filled historical romance.
$500