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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Hark. the Harold
CIckes Angels Sing

cigaret stubs, pictures torn
from magazines and such.
"The spirit OF the boys was
incredible. remember one
yoaag Boy whose father II IN
the state department. He WAS
brought In with both feet
blown of by q mine. But he
said TO me:
""You know this isn't bad at
all. i always knew I WAS going
to get wOunded-but 1 was
afraid I would get something
that would interfere with my
life ambition
This boy said he planned TO
become a career diplomat. Then
he added:
But it's okay because ] al
ways expected 10 earn my liv-
Ing with my head and not my
feet""
CENATOR JOSEPH c. O'MA-
~ HONEY of Wyoming said
he likes this Christmas fine
Our Senate subcommittee
on surplus property Is trying 10
get some Christmas presents
for veterans" he said. We're
trying to get jeeps and trucks
for them 40 they can GO Into
business. think well he able
10 cut through a lot OF this red
tape"
The senator had one beef,
however.
I'VE got chased out of the big
caucus room" he said. because
II was commandeered for the
Pearl Hsrbor hearing. We are
now crowded 10 deep every
day In the small Indian affairs
room.
81 do not think that IL sem
sible. After all. the Pearl Har-
bor committee Is looking back
ward. We are looking ahead"
I GUESS there's still some
Il Christmas spirit left in
Washington if you scratch deep
enough
a merry merry Christmas,
dear Harold IckeS, Hark the
Harold angels sing.
Distributed by kim Features Syne nc
Reproduction II who'll OF Ia part
strictly prohibited
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
WASHINGTON
SCENE
.By GEORGE DIXON

"The thing I seem to remem-
her best" he said, "is when 1
was a small boy In the village
OF Harbor Beach, Mich. We had
mass Mt 5 q. m. and I was m
altar boy. We had to get up at
4 n. m. and 10 WAS often below
zero, but II was beautiful.
"On the other hand I re-
member q Christmas In Manila
when / was encouragement of
the Philippines. ! got together
100 children Of leper parents
and gave them party In
Malcannan Palace. Most natives
did not like TO be around these
children-and II was difficult
getting many OF them 10 serve.
But II Is n fact that few
children of leper parents ever
contract leprosy II they are
taken away from their parents
before they are six months old.
Most of them grow up 20 be
sound and healthy"
SENATOR Owen Brewster. Of
~ Maine, said nc always en-
deavors to be on his best be-
havior at Christmas because he
has poignant memories OF one
Christmas when he trans
greSsed.
II Was given an air rife" he
said. land naturally wished to
practice Workmanship. So
shot out the lights on our best
chandelier. l do (nsf>rare TO give
any further details"
(ONGRESSWOMAN Clare
y Boothe Luce said her most
inspiring memory was the
Christmas she spent last year
on the Fifth Army front at
Bologna. Italy.
Everything was stalled" she
said There was Ave TO 10 feet
Of snow but the bows had
Christmas trees all over the
place"
Seine were just sticks in the
ground, but the boys had deco
rated them-sltheugh mostly
the decorations consisted Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
LAUGHRS--THAT.S
WHAT WE NEED

7 SPENT the 1914 Christmas
i holidays IN a jungle and |
am going 70 spend the 1915 one
in a jungle
Last year the jungle was in
the South Pacific; this year IL
l. right in my own home.
The fact that within a
radius of 10 miles Of our home
Christmas decorations can be
gathered for nothing has come
close 10 unbalancing my wife.
After years Of buying holiday
decorations in New York where
h4iStletee u -seld-hy-tt the -ourre
and holly is weighed out berry
by berry. she has an irresistible
-uEge-te gstheF-free decorations.
A few days ago / wrote of
the mammoth tree she had set
her eyes and heart on. Well, IL
now sways majestically in the
living room, strung with more
miles OF wire than is used 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
By HENRY McLEMORE

hight all tho homes in Buffalo.
The floor is ankle-deep in pine
needles. the mantlepiece sags
under the weight of assorted
bushes. brambleS, briarS and
bouChS There IS so much holly
scattered about, that the room
has the appearance of having
suffered a bloody nose. and even
such a great lover as Casanova,
working overtime, couldn't in a
years time do all the kissing
that the mistletoe invites.
fD ENTER Tho room is 70
Il gain the effect of having
been suddenly dropped into
SONIC dark, remote. jungle spot.
one almost expects 10 hear the
laughter Of troops of monkeys.
the shrill cry Of brilliantly
plumaged birds. and 10 see
giant snake come tumbling in
rings from the dense foliage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
BY DAMON RUNYON

the Tavern In late 1928 and early
1929 when Eddie Cantor and
George Jessell and Irving Cae-
sar and Bobby Crawford and all
those other actors and song
writers from the Friars Club
were making millions a minute
from the stock Market" re-
marked Jack Spooner. the
charge d'affaires OF the Cub
Room, the other night. my
goodness, a lot OF Manhattan
Island has been bought and sold
in restaurants lately"
WELL, you see. il is part OF
w the current picture that
finds every one who has money
desperately worried about what
10 do with the money. They are
buying everything-race horses,
diamonds, antique paintings and
real estate. Mostly real estate.
They are paying extraordinarily
high prices. A veritable mania
10 get rid OF money seems TO be
spreading mong those who
have n.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26

WELL. there's been lot OF
w nastiness around here
lately, fighting and name-calI-
ing and no one apparently
liking any one else very much,
so | began thinking. maybe
we've forgotten about Christ
mas except to yell Merry
Christmas" at a guy passing
by and then mutter Nuts"
after he Is out of earshot.
But then / heard about this
fellow Truman throwing snow
balls and getting told by his
mother 10 behave himself. and
/ thought. ! will call on few
people and ask them If they
! still have any feelings about
Christmas
! visited Matthew }. Con-
nelly, who is about as close 10
President Truman as any man
alive, in addition 10 being his
secretary, and asked him If the
boss had any Christmas spirit
10 speak Of
"Nell, ! will give you a bit
Of inside stuff, +" said Matt The
Presidents schedule called for
him 10 leave here for his home
In Independence. the day before
Christmas. But he rot thinking
OF alt the secret service men
and the reporters and every
body who would have 10 accom-
pany him.
HE knew they would like 10
snpnd Christmas Eve al home.
50 he put oil his trip until
Christmas morning"
| caught Supreme Court Jus
ticc Frank Murphy luSt- As he
was showing off for Detroit 10
spend the Yuletide with has
nIcCcS, Sharon and Mary Au-
rora Murphy, who are some
what Irish around the edges.
Tho eminent jurlSt, who is
quite an amateur magician.
reported he has perfected a
couple OF new tricks with
which 20 battle his relatives,
although he has never vet
learned how 10 palm a supreme
court decision.
Justice Murphy said he hsd
many wonderful ChIlstmaS
memories,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Mans Duty
to His Wife
Irving Berlin
Clowns With SwOpe

yesterday was the limit - I
found out you persuaded my
wife to divorce me. Now. Ord
way. the next least little thing
you do-out you go"
DEITY MACDONALD'S new
- book, The Egg and l." pub
liShed by Lippincott. Very anus
ing.
The loveliest lit since Inter-
mezzo" - the new importation
from France. Symphony" But
not all the recordings of it. Some
ruin ii.
Les Browns Columbia disc of
You Won't be Satisfied"
Rosalind Russell in She
Wouldn't Say Yes"
The K Kathryn Duffy Girls
unique dance styles at the Glass
Hat.
Martha Stewards thrushing
and the dolls in 2Oth's Doll
Face"
Copyright by Daily Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
By WALTER WINCHELI

10 him about their sudden divi-
sion, etc, and much tell-tale
data.
He was delayed, en- route, and
the letters beat him home.
When he finally arrived, he
greeted his Mrs. with: "Well,
honeychile, what have YOU
been doing while I've been
away?"
Handing him the letters. she
sizzled: studying French"
The Late Watch
RAYMOND PAIGE. orchestra
~ leader. tells of the patient
music teacher who called IN a
student "Ordway," he began in
a weary voice, "Ordway, I've
tried To he patient with you.
Last month you stole three
dollars from my overcoat. Two
weeks ago you forged my name
to a $500 check and cashed IL.
Last week you got drunk and
broke my Stradivarius. But
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26

know, but they know. You can't
pretend. They instantly see
through your hypocrisy When
parents say, This punishment
hurts me more than it does
YOU" they know the parent is
nearly always angry, and is
having a grand time relieving
his feelings.
Copyright. 1e45. by John ?. Ollie Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
saIlies in Our Alley

NJ ChA
BLANCHE C"Follow the
ID GirlsO FAY f overheard
two rival torch singers discuss
ing their respective colds.
Everything centers In my
throat" said the first, because
use II so much. no doubt"
You poor dear" meowed the
ether, everything centers In
my head"
Jackie Elinson heard two
wiSeguys embalming a new
show.
."IyeII, Isa ID one,-"wha IN
think of it," After they
play The Star Spangled Ban
uer'." was the retort, there's a
hcllua lct-down."
Overheard: Hollywood Is
where an original wit Is q guy
who hears the gag just before
you do"
Midtown Nignette
LIE WENT TO Paris with a
IL USO show.
In Paris he had quite an af-
faire de occur with a lovely
mamsell
The overseas tour completed,
he dropped everything, includ-
inc the Partisan pretty.face He
discarded her like an old tooth
pick and hastened home 10 the
u, 8 Nd hie ,sts- ~
In the meantime. the de-
pressed French doll got his ad-
dress from a major.
She wrote several sad letters
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26

HAVE you ever thought Of
II producing honey for money?
If you do, be certain that in
front of your hives you have a
landing space at least six yards
long. Bees bringing in honey are
very heavy and if they don't
have room enough are likely 10
crash land. That's what bee
expert says. Must be Interest,"
ing 10 see the bees coasting in
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Short Women
Hard Ia Handle

with load Of honey. Wonder II
the aviation experts ever studied
flying bees. No doubt they did.
/ know a couple of naval avi-
ators who spent hours studying
the way flies landed on ceilings.
Sidelights-
ID F. ANDERSON and ]. p.
~. Carmichael Of Los An
geles, both SO years old, engage
in daily games OF lawn bowling.
That is what a Californian calls
10 my attention as proof OF the
healthful climate Of his state.
Very unusual. However, 1 re-
Gently saw an account OF a soft
ball game in St Petersburg,
Fla, in which two participants
were over 90 years Of age. Still.
this comparison might not be
a fair one. II may be that soft
ball Is not so strenuous a game
as lawn bowling.
Grade A Husbands
TIE most popular course In
Il the CT college in Florence,
Italy. is the psychology OF mar
riage and family life. Evidently
the boys overseas are taking
advantage of every opportunity
to prepare themselves to be a
Grade A husband A young fell
low who has taken a course In
the psychology of marriage and
then follows it up with One OF
those courses for expectant
fathers should be a very handy
man 10 have around the house.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
BROADWAY
RHYTHM
The Big Parade

ne big fhTdue
ADM. HALSEY and his wife
"A in the Stork Club, where
the capacity crowd stood and
cheered.
Irving Berlin and II. Bayard
Swope clowning along Sixth
near 51st-just like nonentities.
Bing Crosby passing the \. Y.
Music Hall and almost mobbed
Lois Wilson tthe ex-silent
screen star), who recently
pouted: Nobody knows me-
getting her name in the "Mer-
maids Singing mazdas.
Irene Manning. the star OF
The Day Before Spring. A
year ago the Movietown knock
ers said she was through. etc.
Constance Bennett lifting her
kirt 10 avoid the Vth Avenue
spraved-slush. Beautiful eyes.
Annette Sorell, the "Therese'
lnCenue. who leaves for Clam
cur City an.-i5,--via SeiZn1ck
films. Rated find d'--she came
here with the late Paderewski,
her god-parent.
Novelist John Steinbeck and
word juggler Nunnally Johnson
tiffinC over the Ciro's check.
oh" said Johnson. '1et me
take IL, You haven't written
book for a year"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
By E. V. DURLING

no relation 10 what kind OF wife
she will make" writes a Boston
husband. "Such a statement IN
evidence of ignorance born OF
ineNperirnce. i am certain your
Horses A. Women experts know
better than that. The handling
Of wife who IN short II eX-
tremely difficult. Ninety per
cent Of men who have small
sized wives are henpecked and
dominated by their spOuses.
Petite women are shrewd and
crafty. They are adept at the
clinging vine technique. They
cuddle, snuggle and purr, thus
arousing a mans protective in
stincts. They turn on the tears
. readily and look 40 little and
pathetic the poor sap Of n hus-
band softens and gives I'm when
he should be firm. The bigger
the man the easier IL is for a
small woman TO manage him.
These pocket-sized femal es
should be called cute little
tricksters.' i know; I was mar
ried TO one for seven years"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Wound Bars DefrOifer
From Two Invasion

There is one chap, just out Of A
hospital, who reads the news from
Two Jima more eagerly than any
other person in the city
He is Pfc. Maurice Mcclure. %,
of the Third Marines who got his
at Guam-in the left arm and
would have been on Two with his
pal except for his wound
Here on leave al the home Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mcclure Of 15347 ASbury Park,
Maury talked about his outfit.
They are terrific" he said.
"You get pretty upset back here
knowing what they're taking.
My special pal went In. There
has been no news yet about him
II figure BOugainVille was
worse than Guam, where ! got
mine. l mean for the whole out
fit. l lasted just one hour on
the beach at GUAM was In
the first wave. II was machine
gun bullets that took me. But
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
BdI|P|ayerW Wins
Singing Award

NEW YORK, April . GNS)-
A one time Semiprofessional
Brooklyn baseball pitcher and a
former Kansas City GMol var
plant worker today held Metro
politan Opera Co. contracts and
81 900 awards as winners OF The
Metropolitan Presents" additions.
The Brooklynite, Robert Mer-
rill, 27, baritone, and the Mis-
sourian, Thomas Tibbett Hay
ward, 26. tenor, received plaques
yesterday at ceremonies culminat-
ing q weeks Of competition in
which 500 contestants were heard.
Scholarships worth $500 were
awarded 10 two other finalists,
Joseph Victor Laderoute, a tenor
from Sault Ste. Marie, Ont, and
Miss Pierette Alarie, Montreal
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Jap Paper Sees
0kindWd Peril
Times Photo

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2
tUP)-The Tokyo newspaper
Yomiuri Hochi, in an editorial on
the significance of the Okinawa
invasion, warned the Japs today
that loss of that key bastion will
mean that there can be no hope
Of turning the course of the war. f"
The editorial, as quoted by
Tokyo radio said the entire
strategy of the Pacific was based
on the battle of Okinawa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Easter Rites
Draw Throngs

Detroit today DOTTED It's flncry
and went back 10 coveralls. slacks
and raincoats after one Of the
most brilliant and colorful East
ers in history.
While the day was perfect for
celebrating, before the midnight
curfew the rain took A hand and
virtually emptied the streets.
Churches yesterday were filled
TO capacity with civilian throngs
mingled with servicemen Of every
rank
There was one interdenomina-
tional outdoor service The sun
rise rituals at Rouge Park drew
a crowd estimated al $500
In the northwest section OF the
city an observance was conducted
by the Northwest War Council
The flag raising ceremony was in
charge OF American Legion
. Post laO.
Dawn deVotions were conducted
In more than 80 churches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Laid
To VIA Plans
Times Photo

WASHINGTON, April 2 (INS)
The CLOS cost of living COM
mittee accused the War Food Ad.
ministration today of planning
the present shortages in meat and
other staples. of reducing produc-
tion and of "dissipating" the ma
tons food reserves.
The CIO group called on both
Senate and House food commit
tees 10 investigate the charges
against the agency, headed by
Marvin Jones. The Senate food
committee will meet tomorrow.
The accusations were made by
Donald Montgomery of the C1O
committee, in a letter to Senator
Thomas CD of Oklahoma and
Rep. Anderson Cd of New Mex
leo. chairman of the House food
committee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
my pals got the nest after was
uarriaH hanE n.1s "

my pals got the nest after | was
carried back out"
The young marine sheepiShly
admitted that Saturday, April l.
is going 10 be a special day for
him.
He's marrying hIs sweetheart.
2l-year-old Anne Croft OF 1000
w 0 0 d m mont whom he beaued
through ST Mary'S High The
ceremony viii be al 81. Mary's
Church, Redford. and Cpl. James
Conlon of 1873 Forrer, also a
marine and old school pal, will be
home 10 act as best man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
z End Lives
On Easter

Dependency over i'll health
was ascribed today as the motive
of two suicides Easter Sunday.
Leon G.. Sloan, 81, OF 9042 Nor
cross, shot himself 10 death with
a shotgun in the basement of his
home. The body was found by
his l4-year-old son, Floyd.
Mrs. Anna Faur, 81. hanged
herself from a rafter in the garage
of her home, 2490 Fischer. The
body was found by her husband,
Joseph, 76.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Jap Blossoms
Tokyo ignores War. Tells
Of Blooms, Taxes

SAN RANC1S April 2
GNS)-With the sweet spirit OF
spring in their collective hearts,
Radio Tokyo. blithely ignoring the
American landing on Okinawa,
told listeners:
"SOOn we will be able to give
you news about cherry blossoms
from all over the homeland"
Then the announcer, lyrically
departing from the better things.
took up the horrid subject of
taxes.
He said that postal rates would
be raised and railw fares
boosted. forgetting 10 mention,
naturally, that no mail is being
sent to Two Jima thees days and
that soon -0kinawa would be
dropped from the active service
service list.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
New Phone Book Ou+

Distribution Of the 1945 edition
~ the Michigan Bell Telephone
Co. directory started today Com
plete deliveries are expected TO
take three 10 four weeks
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03

Order the United States War
Sayings. Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Evening star., 1945-02-10
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WANT to exchange lovely furn. home,
Monterey style, and Garage. In Houston.
Tex, for iurn, house or apt. this vicinity
3-BEDkM. HOUSE, 1895 N st. NV: $50
month; adults only: tenant boards lady
owner; references exchanged HARRY A.
0LIkM CO.. 1l04 Vermont ave. NV.
EXCHANGE ONLY-3-bedroom, oil-heated
attractively furnished modern house with
fireplace. screened porch. air-cooling unit;
miles from PentaRon Bldg; on busline:
rent, Sle5 month; for one-bedroom apt in
sSpp55;, sSp5; MOUSE. close IN NV. RE 500, Ext.
AKTIsTIC, easy-to-keep home for refined
adult family, living room with open fire.
place. dining room. music room. kitchen.
master bedroom with bath. suite Of 2
bedrooms with bath, completely furnished
With With Grand piano; Bendix washing ma:
desired 4l9 Raymond St. Chevy Chase.
Nd, / mile from circle. For rent from 4
to 9 weeks. 800 per month. Cah OIL.
ErSasSHvll a9lS frSH II n,m nm, tS % 3 Pm .ouu..,
charming furnished S-room Alexandria
aouse: SER rents for $40 a month. for 9 e
Side Manhattan. BOX 260-J, Star
Evening star., 1945-02-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

1909 QUEBEC PL. N.W.-Desirahle brick
heat Price. $3.50. Terms: si.S5o cash.
asas @ s on.! 31Rsssesp ssoa SosRRaaaE Il ssReHsoA
E: xEa1ESa 3 sT ns vacant a.s.:S
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eshs SJic I'll 81 sssi sft az z.s;i s;is MITCHELL
10-eOOM, 2-bath brick: furnished; air.
State. Dept; built-in garage, in perfect
$2l 900. CHAs. NORRIS. Realtor.
2l36 Pa: ave. NV. RE. 2112.
S26 n ST. NE, 1st commercial-6 rooms
and bath, basement, h.-w.h.,- large yard;
newly decorated, vacant; $3.50. HALL d
IHQS.. 1904 Il st. ne. Ii. 1891.
NORTH CLEVELAND Park - 4-bedroom
detached frame, S11,5O0 on reasonable
terms; nov under rental q 500 PEI
penth; cHAs +. MORRIS. Reaitor. 21ss
TAK0MA RA1K BUNGALOW. 5 rooms.
bath. baeeSnent. gas hest. refriseration;
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vscsnt: Drics. sS.So6. can 81. s6B$.
Evening star., 1945-02-10
ApAkTMRNTy WANTFo tce.e. ]

!sMo AGs1sAllAN ar Isrss e1lseF. sts.-
na n srnscn d7 III sdzsas 500
|TWO-BEDBOOl unfurnished apt. or house
ufBently needed b. permanent Westminster
couple. adult daushtsr. Hobart 1925. 11s
range and refriserat6r; ne or NV. prsf.
Married couple. no children; must have
BY Ysb. Is. DIR. DEAN. Do. 2lQ6
/ 10 ROOM APT. or room with kitchen
I oR : BEDROoM TNruRN. Ar Hir.. m ur-
gently needed BY essential businessman
and wife establishing permanent residence
IMMEDIATELY, i or Q bedroom unlur-
nished apartment by permanent Govt. ON
sny sGo rSst dt1ihRm 1R hRme IE $50 !. u.
u1Hently needs 2-l bedYm. furn. or un-
Turn. apt. or home for wifS and 5-mo.
baby; conv. shopping; refs. Call 1T. PAIN.
MA. 1888 after $3.50 daily; SUNDAYS. all
SOUTH AMEaICAN DIPLOMAT desires l.
bedrm. apt. fuIn. or unfurn.; good nv.
location. Box 4s3-B. Star 12s
REkMANENT, nondrinking couple need q
bedrm. apt, near Conn. ave. Call I'M.
CEisIs- Money no object. Attractive furn.
.ess .sess No., 10 ma1imgm rH ga1s Immedi.te osea-
urday; Can furnish best references. liz
COLORED COUPLE, with two children.
want large room or apartment. Call CO.
lumbia TIA. LOGAN YIELDS.
Evening star., 1945-02-10
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

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WANTED in any section, I any W size homes ooi or
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s AsP S a.StsaSgT agas re- u
WE Ssp sas asa4. s. Most s,a
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sSck saS iofsS faousE fo1 s4zsS ezsz 6. e 700
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many years experience with Washinston
real estate insures prompt, efncient and
courteous service See Mr.. Parsons.
WEAVER BROS, INC. sunday and eve.
ninss. na. NO. 1898. washington Blds.. DI.
BUYERS WAITING to purchase your
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House desperately needed BY ycuns
couple: Al cash II reasonably priced. u.
yestment property also considered. O..
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