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The midland journal., 1945-09-28
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Reality" will be the subject of
the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches
of Christ, Scientist. on Sunday, Sep
tember 80.
The Golden Text will be from
Lam. 5:19-"Thou, o Lord, remain
est forever; thy throne from genera
tion to generation"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible-Isaiah 44:6
THUS saith the Lord the King of
Israel. and his redeemer the Lord of
hosts: / am the first: and I am the
last; and beside me tehre is no God.
The midland journal., 1945-09-28

Woolen worsted fabrics recently
released to the civilian trade are not
expected to appear in the form of
mems suits before late December,
The midland journal., 1945-09-28

Traffic Safety Slogan: Hardly a
driver is still alive who passed on
hills at SIS. Drive carefully.
The midland journal., 1945-09-28

Japanese may try to excuse their
double talk on the plea that they are
getting ready for an election.
The midland journal., 1945-09-28

haw haws best and last. He was con-
victsd and sentenced to hang,
The midland journal., 1945-09-28

With more coal and longer shirt
tails, the dread of the coming winter
diminishes.
The midland journal., 1945-09-28

Truman asks for $17, 100000
900 cut for the Navy. Boys, shall we
let him have it?
The midland journal., 1945-09-28

Dropping of the normal income tax
is urged, apparently as q way Of re-
turning to normalcy,
The midland journal., 1945-09-28

Foreign nations do not look upon
United States as the key to peace as
much as to the larder.
The midland journal., 1945-09-28

British representatives want loans
without interest. It's lucky they new
eg though Of negative interest,
The midland journal., 1945-09-28

AsV AaW's trial will PE0ys Wh0
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
GARRY YOU-don'ts be silly. We're
One Word Led to Another
This Dstroit Times
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAEl
Copyright. ie4s. BY King Features


TTNHE world Is pretty much like the old who Jagged
himself up Jersey lightning and tapered off ordi
nary whskey.
powerful stuff, and that's why Asia is still going
through the motions. The Chinese fighting because it's
better than any postwar plans they've seen so far
If they erer inspect diplomacy they rW sure
locate an neutrality that WH nd the Weak spot
IN porcupineS ponpado. We furnishing both
sides With guns, ammunition and food.
DON'T know much about that hreecornered fight between
the army, navy and air force But do know the
wade it's do know the navy will not get
very up creek and the planes have to land sometime
other.
Are the contestants really sincere sounding the six
whistle The triple combination has just copped the
duke history's greatest
Pearl Harbor Is argument for either side because
tce hare the national habit Of guing opponents mile
start IN q hundred yard DASH That's because We can
oilCdys catch them circular track. And the UOrld
IS that.
Maybe the admiras and the generals might remember
they shouldn't polish epaulets in public
WE GENERALLY figured when the Nip bombers scutted
bages obsolete the Pearl Derby buggy whips and
sde-saddes.
But know the toasted child does not dread the
waffle iron. All landlocked admiras say the capital
ship superior the carrier In all sizes and shapes
One the admiras may like the big boats is
get seasck the smaller
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

Tangled lOGs I in loves snare,
Oppressed witk pain, torment
pith care;
OF grief right sure, Of joy quite
bare,
CIean in despair By cruelty.
But Ha! Ha! Hal full UeH Is me,
For | am nOO at liberty.
Thomas Wyatt.
(Above has been filed In our
Horses 4 Women Research Bu-
reau, file No. bad, under head
ing: "How to Fall Out of Love.")
A YOUNG woman named Mimi
"A Cabanne has been added 10
the cast Of the Theater Guild
musical, "Carousel."
In response TO an inquiry at
the Theater Guild office If Miss
Cabanne was a relative of
Christy Cabanne. the veteran
film director, a female with
Lexington avenue version Of the
Radcliffe accent, said she didn't
know and added:
'T am afraid nobody at the
Theater Guild knows anything
about Hollywood"
Yes, sir, that's what she said,
plainly striving to convey the
social and intellectual plane OF
Hollywood is such that 1t does
not warrant the interest OF the
Theater Guild intelligensia.
A ridiculous exhibition OF
petty snebbefy.
Reuben Mamoulian, who di-
rected both oklahoma and
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

a complete cure is obtained, II
possible.
The treatment used for in
lection of the nasal sinuses
includes the sulfonamide drugs
in adequate doses, together
with surgical measures when
. they are required. Operative
treatment is unnecessary in
most instances. On the other
hand, not all infections Of the
nasal sinuses require treatment
with the sulfonamide drugs.
TT SHOULD be borne in mind
i that sulfonamide drugs may
cause severe reactions In GER
tain instances. Furthermore, a
patient may become sensitive to
them so that when they are
used at a later date, reactions
develop which may make the
patient vitality i'll.
Thus, in mild sinus infections,
the doctor often believes that
treatment of other types may
serve to relieve the condition,
avoiding the use of sulfona-
mides.
In recent times. In some
cases, certain of the sulfona-
mide preparations have been
put directly into the sinuses.
Many physicians do not favor
this form of treatment as yet
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

johnson bill will make further
research, not only in this but
in many fields impossible.
They also contend, and this
is most significant, that Ger
man research in atomic fisson
led the world up to 10 years
ago when the Nazis began to
interfere with it politically on
a totalitarian basis similar to
the May-Johnson bill. j"
Since then, German research
has receded and we ultimately
defeated them in the race.
Do these politicians want to
produce the same result as Hit
ier's in this country
Have we defeated Hitler only
to initiate his methods?
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
YOUR
HEALTH

TVIE discovery OF penicillin
l. and the sulfonamide drugs
has altered the treatment Of
many diseases. including infec-
tions of the nasal sinuses. ST.
muses. are air spaces in the
bones of the face which are
connected with the nose by mar
row passages.
According to DR.. Edward j.
Whalen of Hartford, Conn.,, In
lection of the nasal sinuses may
be a serious condition, espec-
tally in young people. Such an
infection is likely to return
year after year, or more often,
and may be responsible for re-
peated or prolonged periods OF
disability.
UNFORTUNATELY, many
~ persons with acute infec-
tions in the sinuses stop treat
ment as soon as their symptoms
are relieved-often before the
signs of infection have COM
pletely cleared up. Such pa
tients, in the opinion OF DR..
Whalen, are almost certain to
have occurrences Of the infec-
ton.
Hence, when an acute infec-
ton of the nasal sinuses occurs,
prompt, thorough treatment
should be carried out until
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

QUERIES from clients. O.
0 A stogie says you can't name
the only American composer 70
compose an opera that lasted
over one season at the Metro
politan Opera.
A-Guess you are referring 10
Charles Wakefield Ca d m q n,
whose opera "Shanweis" or Tho
Robin Woman" was produced at
the Met. However, Cadman In
better known for his song THE
Land of the Sky Blue Waters"
Q-What was the most dra-
matte moment in the history OF
boxing in this country? 1t hap
pened between the nineteenth
and twentieth round.
A-Don't know what fight yos
are referring to. The most dra-
matte moment I'm boxing i have
witnessed was when Firpo
knocked Jack Dempsey out OF
tho ring at the Polo Grounds on,
the night OF Sept. Ia, 1873.
Copyright. le4o, By King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
THESE
DAYS
zen. MARSHALL, in his re-
" port on the war, said:

CEN. MARSHALL. in his re-
" port on the war, said:
"a. At the same time Ger
man chronological advances
such as In the development of
atomic explosives made II i'm
perative that we attack be-
fore these terrible weapons
could be turned against
US
Perhaps nothing more clearly
states the case against the May
johnson bill which is being
forced through Congress by
military cabal.
The German chronological ad-
.Xances in atomic fission worried
Gen. Marshall and the joint
chiefs of staff before we used
the atomic bomb and perhaps
even before we had it.
1t was no secret then, ex-
cept in the engineering fea-
lures developed in this country.
Have we killed every German
scientist who worked on atomic
fission? Have we destroyed
every piece Of German litera-
ture on the subject?
Have we left no one alive
or nothing to read?
Why then is so much en-
phasis put on a secrecy about
the already known that II is
necessary TO pass so totall-
tartan an act as the May-John-
son bill?
A GAIN, to quote Gen. Mar
"a shall:
THE only effective defense
nation can now maintain Is
the power Of attack. And
that power cannot be I'm ma
chInery alone. There must be
men TO man the machines.
And there must be men to
come to close grips with the
enemy and tear his operating
base and his productive es-
tablishment away from him
before the war can end"
Granted that that is in
large measure correct, how does
that judgment affect our propo-
sition that American science
should be shackled by an act OF
Congress, that American scien-
lists shall only be permitted TO
do research under a license
issued by a commission while
all the rest of the world con-
tinues its researches unham-
pered?
How is that statement related
10 the purposes of the May
Johnson Bill7
Many American scientists OF
note have stated that the May
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Why Shackle
Atom Scientists?
BY GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY -

THIS is no small matter and
l. should not be passed over
lightly. Men who are not quail
fed to read a single report on
this subject are passing judg-
ment on what is and what is
not secret about it.
I have heard it claimed that
they have some scientists on
their side and that they re-
quested these scientists to help
them draft this totalitarian
bill.
If that is true, let those par
ticlar scientists stand up in open
meeting to defend their po-
sition.
Up to now, they seem to be
all that is secret about atomic
fisSon.
Copyright. is45. By King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
LAUGHS--THAT'S
WHAT WE NEED
-Bv HENRY McLEMORE'

carvings, straight from India"
for a price so high that 1t must
have included the made in Pas
sale. n. j." labels l later dis
covered.
CUADALCANAL, I won
VI even discuss. Suffice TO say,
Guadalcanal is one place that
won't ever have resl estate
boom. Even the monkeys and
the pythons try TO sublet their
-apartnentS- on that place
II ! eUer wsnt back to Bou-
gainOiiie ii wouId be too see the
rainfall, and an animal or insect
which the soldiers nicknomed
Barking Charley"
No one, to my knowledge,
sver sav a Barking Charley"
But uhat a noise-moker! The
minute the sun Wsnf douOn, and
a man craUied in his foShoie or
tent. Barking Charley" would
begin.
One night he wouid sound like
an elephant with his trunk
caught in a revolving door.
The next, he wouid siOe of a
cry as If he Were Napoleon on
Eiba with a toothaehe.
And he Was aiWays right
under your cot, or in the bush
nearest your foIhoIs.
DRISBANE is in many ways a
ID lovely city, but 10 me il will
always be the town where / won
goose.
landed there AZ 9 in the
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, NJ. D.

since they believe that the drugs
are ineffective when employed
in this way. However. when
given by mouth, the sulfonar
mide drugs may serve to over
come the infection and cleaf
UP fever, pain, and other symp-
toms. When employed, they
should be given early in order
to obtain the most beneficial
effect.
WHEN chronic infections OF
w the sinuses develop, opera
tive treatment often is re-
quired. In such cases, also. tho
sulfonamide drugs may be used
to supplement the surgical
treatment.
There are various nose drops
which also may be employed
under the direction Of the ply
sician, to relieve the symptoms
OF sinus infections. These nose
drops contain drugs such N
epinephrine or ephedrine, which
shrink the lining membranes OF
the nose and thus aid in allow
ing the infected material 70
drain out Of the sinuses. En-
ployment of a suction pump
to speed up the drainage may
also be OF value in some in
stances.
Whenever possible, a nose
and throat specialist should be
consulted in cases of sinus dis
orders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
LIFE WITH SALT
On THE SIDE
By f. V. DURLING

"Carousel," the two greatest
hits in Theater Guild history,
knows something about Holly
wood. He was a film director
there for years.
Agnes De Mile, dance direc-
tor for the two aforementioned
hits, knows plenty about Holly
wood.
So does Jean Darling. who Is
featured in "Carousel. For a
very long period Jean was one
OF the featured players in the
Our Gang" film comedies.
THE juke box at the New
l. York Stage Door Canteen
wore out more than a hundred
records of Good Night, Sweet
heart" This tune was always
played for the last dance or the
evening. Something other than
Home, Sweet Home" or Good
Night Sweetheart should be
played for the last dance.
The band leaders should ex-
ercise some originality as to
this. For example Til We Meet
Again" could be played. Or III
Be Seeing You" Or Its Been
a Lovely Evening"
ONE Of the most remarkable
" clocks IN the country is that
in front of Jessop's jsweiry store
in San Diego, Cal This eioeh,
whieh is Fl feet high and has 20
diais, tells simultaneously the
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
A COMMON question asked
"A former CTS is this.

A COMMON question asked
"A former GI's is this:
When things get back 10
normal. or Whereabouts, would
you like as "A tourist to retrace
the travels You took as soldier.
Speaking for myself, the an
: swer is yes and no. / certainly
wouldn't mind re-living those
few days in San Francisco be-
fore We took off, with Dan
London of the ST. Francis Hotel
helping Us store up some lovely
memories of the country we
were about 10 leave. And a
soldier who wouldn't like Homo
lulu, would complain about
Heaven lust because the ma
rines were guarding 1t.
But after that. I'm not sure.
My first stop after Honolulu was
when the B-24 settled on Canton
Island. Canton Island is all
coral and yard wide. There is
only one tree" on the place,
and il is a bush that a midget
contortonist would have trouble
finding shade under. The island
is bleached coral and sand; the
glare is all but binding, and.
because OF the sharks, the only
safe way TO swim is in a double
breasted diving bell, Canton you
can have. With ii points.
Then came Fiji. This may be
a very lovely place. but it viii
remaian in my memory as the
place where a PIX sergeant sold
me some genuine Indian ivory
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

BY ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM, D. Sc

duggery and cold-b ] o o d d
bunkoism practiced by con-
scienceless quacks in solving
personal pneblems" and giving
vocational counsel for one OBJ
jective-MONEY. Beware of
Vocational CounSelorS' and
Doctors Of Psychology" not
trained in our colleges and uni
verSities.
c-YeS. unless the allowances
- went only to parents proved
TO be healthy, mentally and
physically. Otherwise the least
competent, who already have
more children than the highly
competent would be encouraged
to have even more children.
Copyright l945. John =. Ollie Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Barking Charley
Of BOugainviIle

morning. At $50 I took a
chance on a sidewalk rattle and
9:31 was the owner OF a big,
live goose. I was determined TO
keep II and get it cooked for me.
/ kept that goose two days,
under my cot in the Red Cross
center on Adelaide street.
Two hours before l was 10
take IL 10 a restaurant where l
had arranged for the chef to
prepare ii. the goose disap-
peared.
/ am not one TO suspect that
any man who serves in the u. s.
Navy would steal fellow serv-
iceman's goose. but that COB
bunking below me had mighty
greasy look about the corner
of his mouth the morning after
the goose disappeared.
/ thought OF writing TO Adm.
Halsey about my suspicious, but
/ moved on the next day 10 New
Guinea.
CPACE prevents my telling
~ you about New Guinea at
this time. Anyway, no one
should be told about New
Guinea.
You know, the more j think
about II, the more l feel that
I will take my travel money and
pay back some of the money 1
put the bite on my syndicate for
during the war. i have heard
that II IL q fine feeling not to
he In debt.
Distributed by McNsusht Syndicate, Inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
MARKSMANSHIP:

CARAH LORIMER: Dignity
~ IL the one thing that can
not be preserved In alcohol.
Thomas Wolfe: She opened
hearts rs though they were
lockets.
CorneiIle: The man who par
dons easily courts injury.
Jessycs Russell: The clay feet
OF my idols-some day I shall
use them-to powder my weep
ing face.
II. q. Wells: What on earth
would a man do with himself II
some one did not stand In his
way:
Charles Lamb: Not many
sounds I'm life (and I include all
urban and rural sounds) exceed
in interest a knock at the door.
X. NJ. Hutchins: Whenever I
feel like exercise 1 lie down
until the feeling passes.
Copyrighi BY Daily Mirror, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
aslAlA,,
: ~T~T---T IpI5 ro..,- J r-ff ys1

mother My stepmother took
on eight-five boys and three
girls and ! don't believe there
was ever a happier family but
our Stepmother was sent from
heaNpH, or somewhere nearby. .
C-Dr. Lee r. Steiner IN.
- Where People Take Their
Problems" makes astounding
revelations Of the wicked skull
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
THE MAGIC LANTERNS:

DIPLOMATS can learn how
~ 10 build better rat-traps by
viewing the Russky release,
I'VE Accuse. This is a pic
torial record of the kharkov
war-guilt trials. The Russians
provide nooses for killers pronto
instead of giving them enough
rope TO skip
"Scared Stiff" is frothier than
a bubble-bath. Jack Haley's
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
BROADWAY
RHYTHM
THE CHATTERBOX:

THE story Of Gen. Elsen-
Il hower's career (written by
an aide). starts soon. and then
goes between covers.
lilly Rose, who Clippers 10
London, viii carry seasick pills!
- Miguelito Naldes gets a presi-
ientiai citation from Cuba In
December for "cemeDting good
will among the Americas with
his singing"
In l94I BEST Foot For
ward" opened In New York.
Today four Of the newcomers
In IL have their names I'm lights.
One IN Nancy Walker Of "On
the Town." another II Tommy
Dix, who led the great "Nin-
sOckT' song. Another is June
Allyson, and the fourth is Mau-
reen Cannon OF Up In Central
Park"
Bing Crosby says he resumes
on the air about Jan. !. He II
dickering for IDEAL" as he
claims he makes nothing from
radio.
j. McCaffrey. CHS CORE
spondent In the capital, married
Toni harrington this college
sw weethearD at Pelham, y. y.
4 revival of Victor Herbert's
"The Red Mil" IN the initial
musical WOW of the theatrical
season. IL returned n though
IL had never been away.
"Beggars Are Coming tn
Town" stepped out of the wings
n this colyum was Laying TO
press.
THE Washington Ticker-Tope:
4 The rumor factory under
stnpds" that some Of the cont
tractors 'Oho icorked ar the
atomic bomb plants didn't hare
70 pay toJes on the com rccetred.
The gorerument supposedly felt
that security tcds more lARQr-
taHf.'
The cr-Nu-i Ambassador 70
Argentina tCas allotted S250.0O0
annually for espionage purposes.
The s!ate department (Vojo
tcindn0 uD OWL pcysoHHeD i0N
keep only those ioho'Ue been ciii-
Azens for rs. gears or more, tCith
mo exceptions.
The carrier Enterprise rHl be
recondltioHed 10 replace the
Queen Elizabeth as a troop
transport.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

I've have no scientific an
Il swcr, but | infer from re-
lated studies that boys would
usually be easier 90 manage.
Daughters tend TO grieNe more
over the loss of "a mother than
sons. partly because they are
more deeply emotional carry
Cricfs longer. and are probably
more likely to resent a step
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
= How To Fall
Out Of Love-

fims Of all nations. also the day
Of the WssL, date and month.
l believe smaller clocks Of this
type, for home use, might be
successfully retailed. A clock
that told simultaneously the
time in all major cities in the
United States as well as that In
foreign cities would be a very
handy thing to have around.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
WORD JUGGLING:

MA VILLEPIGUE. the 49th
vi St. restaurateur. was re-
calling when she had that color
ful spot at Sheepshead Bay in
the racetrack sector years ago.
One Of her regular patrons was
Diamond Jim BssGys, who not
only ate like Il horse but also
showed some horse sense in his
talk now and then. In pat
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Bing Crosby
Dickers for Raise

terning your life" Jim once
advised a table full OF folk.
you have 10 decide whether
YOU want TO be liked by people
Of wealth or by a wealth OF
people"
DUSSIA has been dong re-
~ search on the otomic nucleus
since Nay. 1880.
The White House by-passed
the State Dept IN appointing
Owen baltimore as Far East
expert 10 90 t0ith Ed Pduley 10
Japan, Nov. Ist. Truman named
baltimore az his personal choice.
The President should be very
hoppy loith his yacht (the USS
Wdtid msburg). The TrumG n
committee probed its purchase IN
1871 for $3.50, 900 and approved
q.
Noio that Vic Oliver ard
ChrchiPs dghtr. Sarah are
melted, his merit bride may be
his Girl Friday.
Felir Ferry aud Bin Cagney's
cstranged Wife. Boots Mallory,
Ike lots.
Army officers icho had no
0Uerseos duty can expect 10 be
eyiied to Japan and the Philip
pines.
Lee Wood, rhs Neto York
editor for Roy HolCard. IS mend
ing after an accident which
peccs-itdted - stitches in his
Think Dept.
Hoi0 realty has zoomed ~
Miami Beach: ToWH House (7s
rOoBtsl has been leased al $3.50
per room!
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
By WALTER WINCHELI

refreshing spoofng keeps 1t bub-
bling.
First Yank Into Tokyo
whams across a bing-bang-up
meller tailored in the Enrol
Flynn style.
Repeat boost: Kiss and Tell"
comes through in blaze OF
outlaws.
Even the best episodes IN
Apology for Murder are bad,
CEAPOWER, the navy mag,
~ recently relayed this
story: 4 homesick COB from
Utah kept his watch on
Mountain standard Time. He
explained why: when L
joined the navy, Pa gave me
this watch. He said IL would
help me remember home.
When my watch says 5 a. m,
know Dad IL rolling out To
milk the COWS. And any
night IL says 1880, know
the whole family's around a
Widespread table, and Dad
IL thanking God for what's on
II and asking Him 10 watch
over me. can almost smell
the hot biscuits and bacon.
It's thinking about those
thugs that makes me want
20 fight when the going gets
tough. can find out what
time IL II where I arm easy
enough. What want To know
IL what time IL II in Utah"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
THE RADIORACLES:

MARION HUTTON'S version
vi OF NO More ToujourS
L'Amour" is big-tImey.
Guy Lombardo never starts
his engagements at the Hotel
Roosevelt on any day except
Thur Isday. Defylng the JlnX he
resumes there Monday.
The Murphy Sisters Cancelled
$4,000 IN thcatcr bookings TO
devote next month 70. a Victory
Loan tour.
Leo Cherne. the debateT-editor
and head OF Research Institute
of America, has sunk his fortune
into a new group that Will bid
for world govt.
When Prince Lowenstein
Cancelled his debate with Johan-
nes Steel he said he was bow
ing out because Steel us no
gentleman. War correspondent
Ray Brock took Steel on. say
ing. I'm no gentleman. too"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

OVERHEARD conversation
" between "A navy flier and
n submsriner: what did you
see up there ee" asked the sub
man. "No angels" replied the
fiier. What did you see ."
-So rnernafdS
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
APDOVANOTAS

Charles ]. Davis-Dovidaitis,
pc sugryzimo is karo, gavo lai-
ska is Karo DEPARTMENT., ku-
riame praneSama kad Prezi-
dento isakymu Dovidaitis ap-
dovanotas Bronzines svaigzdes
Medaliu uz atsizymejima veik-
smuose Filipinu salose, Vasa-
rio 7, 1915.
Dovidaitis yra Onos Trai-
nauskienes sesers sunus.
siomis dienomis sugryzo is
Seattle, Wash, Sgt. ir Mrs.
Horace Jenkins. Mrs. Jenkins
yra dukte ponios Mat. Sku-
kauskienes, nuo White Ave.
il iSgyvero ten metus su sa-
vo vyru, kuris ten tarnavo ka-
70 ligonineje. Ju dukrele Do
lores sugrazo pirmiau pradeti
eiti mokyklon.