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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Medals Wait
Heroes Kin

Col William NJ McCar,, com
mandinc officer Michigan area Of
the Sixth Service Command sa,d
today that relatives Of % Of
MichIsans men who have been
kII'oG IN action would receive
thor decorations posthumousl!
awarded for Gal'sntry IN action.
The presentations viii De made
a $50 p. m, tomorrow at Camp
River Rouge
Soldiers ho0ored the EcUons
c'cd ana recipients o. the medals
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

ona Fascist JEALOUSY and rusty mlltsr! bureaucracy
I'VE him from the Russian command.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Charges bill
ScutlleS Vets
detroit Times Washington Bsrs4a

WASHINGTON. July 19-The
American Legion and Veterans OF
Foreign Mars have lcA cled= =neA
attack on the Veterans admins
tration accusing 1t Of ins'ieattne
legislation 10 deprive thousands Of
World Var ~ veterans Of future
disqualification.
Spokesman for the tWo organ
zations denounced an admIniStra-
ton bill as z vicious replica ct
the 1893 economy act' and an
adroit scheme 70 cover ~ federal
bureau failures no provide proper
postwar hospital faClliues for Vet
eran patients.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
petain Trial Monday

PARIS. July - DINS len
pmljppc Pelai0. Cno' o. state q.
tho NlCrg 90. crnmcui lL ELAnLL
viii wear ms marshal IS Ioform
when no gocv m rrIai h0ocag on
3 charsc OF collaboration Wl'r '0o
German
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
FOR YOUR BOUDOIR
Bed.pread sIO.8j

paste'vhueo cotton spreaos take 10 Summer
tine Oeos in osi9ntfl.y oooi ano fIatter.
ingy simple manner. The tailored type
shown is oresseo up with two-tier ruffeo
Trim and fuil fouoce. 1t takes TO tuo-
bioo ano creates . weI-oroomeo Ioot 10
your oouoor. Choose Il in peach or o.ue.
sEooNe-1aits F.oof--5fsao Ri7.-sseror
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

Here's sight to thrill every patriotic
Amerioar--s SIGHT YOU WON'T want to
mss! These "War-Wearv" bombers are
the very planes that helped to conquer
Germany. MANY Of them are veterans Of
more than 100 missions against the NazH.-
They're historic planes worthy OF high
est honor, every one Of them. THEY'VE.
repeatedly, faithfully, brought our lads
back to base IN ssfetv-T They've carried
heroes They've proved IN battle that
What Detroit men ard women build "
we'll built
50, bv all means, come out to willow Run
next Sunday-or on one Of the next few
Suudavs-and see these famous ships that
have so we'll defended our country. The
experience Will bring YOU nearer in spirit
to your loved ones in service
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Mussolinis Last Writings Reveal:
Downfall Traced
To Z. .. i'm Africa
CONTINUED from Page onej

professional Fascist jealousy and military bureaucracy
10 remove him from the Russian command.
The whole Tunisian question was one OF supplies
Italian shipping losses in April alone were 10000
tons. Another so 600 tons were in dock fo repairs
r THAT moment Mont somery launched attack Il Was
"A the subject Of much Roman discussion The opinion was
that he woud wait until fun moon British general
struck a night Of Sly gian blackness.
Advancing Tommes white the back Of then uni
forms 50 their own artillery heHltaiaR troops
couageousy resisted and counteattaced Mongomey failed
break through truthfy that here the BRUSH
beaten.
part Of the line
After the decisive battle Mareth Gen Mease report
which seems now dearly history Of received
high praise British press.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

TIME garrison island consisted of 1900
Italy admired Pantelleria's long, brave defense
and appauded the island commanders refusal to
enemy offers OF surrender. II
However, telegram OF praise sent from Rome to5
the commander Of PantelIeria crossed with one from
him stating that further resistance impossible
owing o a lack Of water.
Hov. hitter was the moment an rsdloed
o ISLAND
"Wireless Malta thot you oil resistance
oUine 10 tdck of IdteTt'
TNHF Brush landed urdsUoed operation that would
have impossible e2A +rCrc
Itzrzu tomr7Hf tc5+
Itay IS dead ard Wounded
TOMORROW; Eco'o 'hIseol;ci ram. ials ..,,t ir
ou.u occngof ~ tbr 5cttIr tof >ic,il
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

THE question arose of tUhether Messe should be
l. left in North Africa to fall prisoner Of the
British. MusSoLni adUocted promoting HIM TO field
marshal and IeoUins him behind. The king opposed
haUing a field marshal in enemy hands IN addition
to a royal prince, the Duke of Aosta.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

(Mussolnls story shifts abruptly, without noiIn2 ne
final AXIS defeat Anca, Mediterranean island Of
objective forced into surrender entirely
through bomDardmeni)
Pan,elena fortified br Mussolni, although Others
thought After concuenng the British with
some corrections called j, the Island OF Mussolni.
When Gen. Spaajz Commander Of Allied Mediterranean
strategic orces launched at"cH in mdMav on Pa0'o
eria equipped with 40 anu-aclatp batteries
and several fighter squaorons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
WALTER WINCHELL a,oesx,v On

fully Walter Fossa: The
weather has been pewmid.
THE Word-Jugglers: Richard
u Lockridge, the dramatic critic,
tbefore his navy duty), is on the
inactive list and busy with a
new mystery tome o.. Milton
Berle is writing a book tagged
"Out OF My Trunk Dick
Lauterbach's These Are the
Russians Is now in its 7th edi-
ton. The reference 10 the mag
he works for disappeared after
the first edition Hell To-
morrow is new play by radio
commentator j. O. Rink =.
Audrey Wurdemann twife OF
poet Joseph Auslander) has sold
her first yarn 10 Paramount.
She won Pulitzer ribbon :.
Since Joseph V. Connolly passed
on, his secretary has refused 10
return 10 similar chores. She
opened a small restaurant that
is clicking A neWsweekly
cores Spon dent lin Europe)
aroused the tempeFs OF CHS. who
sent him a subscription TO
STARS and Stripes with a note
telling him 10 read il 10 get the
news straight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

THE Gliterati: Murder at
- Stork Club" is the name OF
Vera Caspery's next book The
Story will first run in Good
Housekeeping Tin three sec
tions), after which Harper's
will put il between covers. Her
last movie hit was Laura" i.
In the murder yarn real names
are used except for the muir
der victim. said 10 be patterned
after $. flanagan, the publicist
Brock ("The Magnificent
Heel) Pemberton pro b ! y
doesn't recall that the title for
that opus was used by S.
Raphaelson a few seasons ago
on a play later named Jason. "
The central character was the
most famous of the dramatic
critics. The new play. they
allege, deals with a composite
cosmic columniSt" The
Front Page" if memory serves,
was the last OF the big hits
about reporters and editors a..
Many others about columniSts
failed Blessed Event" was
a hit on the screen, not the
Broadws stage. where IL
fingered only few months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

mot on your lipstick. Ac-
cording TO excellent authorities,
of which / am one. il is a pretty
tame affair. One college girl
said to me, Ought it make you
dizzy 10 be kissed? 1t doesn't
me, and 1 think there must be
something wrong with me- No,
child. you are OK. Wait until
you have been in love a long
time. Then If il doesn't make
your head swim--well. you've
somehow missed the bus.
2-That is their whole trouble.
They either do not have the
ability they wish they had, or
for some other reason do not
succeed and exert as much in
fiuence as they wish. SO they
resort TO boasting and other
methods of convincing them
selves and others of their abil-
ity and success. They are
afraid TO face the real causes
OF their failures and inferiorities,
the latter OF which are often
more imaginary than real.
3-Vaccination IS a Cnedical
problem. hut opposition 10 II is
a psychological problem II is
due TO exhaustive ignorance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
One Word Led To Another
-The o~'sot' 'mef
By Linda and
Jerry Walter
By Arthur Bugs Baer

They have kind of chew and choke in New
York called hamburger heavens hamburger palaces and
hamburger rendezvous.
never discerned anything ethereal or dynasc about
a meabal But the hamburger clinics caught on like a
sx-toed wombat.
Folks wobbled into them at the twitching hour of
midnight to give mastcatory workout to bridgework
that rightly belonged in glass Of water at that time
of night.
In Manhattan after dark every citizen reserves the
right to stagger his traffic. He blows hither and
yon like daffy ydowndilly summer breeze And after
II he thinking of hamburgers The result is that
he heads for the hamburger depot with his mouth
ing, SO he wades the last 80 feet.
Now, these chopped griste abbators peculiar in
stitutions built long and narrow like New England
schoolmarm. They consist of a counter running the
length of the alley The shelf is about two feet wide
with twofoot space for the waiter Then there is
of mushroom stools for the customers Altogether the
works not more than eight feet wide in all.
| referred TO the layout alley because
night l afraid near-sghted keger will throw
bowling ball in the front door and break several hundred
arms and legs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

several years before he viii get
partnership.
Recently l was offered a job
in another place-a city 500
miles away-Which / feel like
taking, because. crazy AS il may
sound. / am not sure l love
either boy.
Also. / don't like 10 keep this
affair from Toms mother, who
has been so good 10 me.
/ think / would like 10 go
away before she finds out and
try TO forget both boys for a
while.
But my girl friends all say I
ana feeEnot= 10 marry F0fn
while ] have the chance. What
is your advice B. A.
DEAR b A.
TOMS behavior is very un-
l. trustworthy and l think the
new job offer and your impulse
10 accept II mean that ProVi-
dence IS beckonlng you TO safety
and larger horizon and
finer, more congenial quality of
association than your present
location could ever afford
Toms drinking, gambling and
paraSitieai demands on hIS
mother for money signify seri-
oilS weak kness Of character.
These are classic symptoms of
wilful infantlle instability. In
furtIvely courting your love
while betrothed 10 a girl ap-
proved by his family. and play
ing upon your naivete 10 make
you foolish accomplice 10 his
unbluShing raScallty in deceiv-
ing both ms fance and his
gracious mother, ne r. merely
broadening the scope of his way
ward pattern Of Self-indulgence.
These girls who advise YOU
70 marry Tom while YOU have
the chance are vulgar simple
tons and crude opportunists.
obviously. who lack the native
intelligent sensitivity and intrin-
sic self-respect you express in
stlnctively in your wistful desire
20 subscribe 20 whole truth in
feeling and conduct.
Ny advice is: Follow your
hunch Go away while oppor-
tunlty offers. Get out Of this
net Of completely, ruinous 10
YOU. that Tom is carelesSly
weaving ! believe life viii re-
ward YOU well for that move.
NJ VI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
On the
Side

for this years EPSON Derby at
Newmarket there would be no
facilities for press photograph
ers. Naturally the press asked
the reason. The Jockey Club
official interviewed said The
Jockey Club does not explain
its reasons 10 the press. III we
say there will be no facilities
for press photographers we
mean just that"
4 PITTSBURGH sc 90 i
~ teacher says there is some
thing 70 the claim that when
the teacher wears yellow
dress the pupils behave better.
Says she has tried IL. Very in
teresting. So far we have had
no confirmation of the claim
that when a secretary wears A
blue polka dot dress IL puts the
boss in better humor.
A HOME owner in Dublin,
~ Ireland, was proud of his
lawn and much put out when
dandelions began sprouting up.
He tried everything 10 rid
his lawn of dandelionS but with
no success.
Finally he wrote TO the minis
ter of agriculture listing the AL
legged remedies he had tried and
added:
"YOu see i have tried every
thing. Nothing works. What am
1 going TO do about these
dandeIions:"
The minister OF agriculture
replied: I've suggest you learn
to love them"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

general is going 70 be a very
bewildered man when he re-
turns 10 the bosom OF his
family.
Or he may wish that Mrs.
Clark had been along 10 broad
cast propaganda TO the Ger
mans. II would, unquestionably.
have made the war end months
sooner, with all the Nazis being
driven stark nuts.
We were sitting in the Stat
ler'S Embassy Room. where the
Hartmans do interpretive dane
ing like whacking each other
with rulers. The orchestra had
been playing loudly, and Mrs.
Hartman had been uncon-
sciously raising her voice 10 be
heard above IL, then the music
stopped abruptly.
In the sudden dead silence
without preamble and apropos
OF nothing that had gone be-
fore-Mrs. Hartman leveled a
finger AT me and shouted sc-
cusingly:
you may not think that
pants are Important"
WHEN I say that We corraled
w the attention Of the entire
room am not eXaggerating.
Mrs. Hartman tried TO pull her
self out of the predicament by
adding:
What I mean is that when
we went To Hollywood to make
picture, the wardrobe depart
ment wanted to copy my dane
ing pants"
What did you say ." 7 asked.
"Oh. said Mrs. Hartman,
brightly. Il said go right ahead.
The pants aren't mine..'
IT DEVELOPED. after much
Il cross-questioning, that Mrs.
Hartman merely meant the
original design did not belong 10
her; not that she was a pants
-SwipeF- We decided 10 let II 60
at that, being afraid TO pursue
the subject farther.
Later, however, when they
were on the stage, Mrs. Hart
man suddenly blew up in her
lines amid spasms of giggling.
When they bowed off ] asked
MIR. Hartman what happened.
She whacked me too hard"
he explained $50 got even. I
Just whispered IN her.
Do YOU think pants are inn
portant-7'"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
w ASHLNCTON Scene
BY George Dixon

ME other day I got into
most diSconCcrting discus
sion with Mrs Grace Hartman,
the ore seductive looking
member OF the dance satiriSt
team, the HartmanS.
Mrs. Hartman is as much
given 20 non-SequiturS of the
stage as on Mr.. Paul Hart
man, her husband and Sparring
partner. is hardened 10 il, but
! am not
They were entertaining young
It Billy Clark, son OF Gen.
Mark Clark, whose mother
tmeaning Billy's is Mrs. Hart
man best friend ! hope and
trust Mrs Clark has not picked
up any Of Mrs. Hartman's con-
VcrSational eccentricities be-
cause, If she has. the gallant
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
QUOTATION Workmanship:

QUOTATION Workmanship;
" Wilson Miner: A good lis
tener Is not only popular every
where, but after a while he
knows something Phil Bak-
ers definition of a boss: The
man at the office who is early
when you're late and vice versa
-. Ted Malone: A go-getter is
q guy who has his shoes repaired
more often than he has his pants
patched Anon: A wise man
knows everything, a shrewd one
everybody George Bernard
Shaw: In heaven. an angel is
nobody in particular Anon:
Rarely are women quite so bad
as the tales told about them by
the man who loved them unsuc-
cessfully Mark Twain:
There is a lot 10 say in her
favor, but the other is more in
teresting II. Simpson: Her
face curdles when she sees me
.. Hubbard: God will not look
you over for medals. degrees or
diplomas, but for scars II.
Klurfeld: Will Rogerisms never
grow old; they just remain old
friends :. Anon; Any fool can
enter love affair. II requires
q clever person TO exit grace
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Il. v. DURLING

will be able 10 make the same
trip on a passenger plane IN So
hours.
Humphrey Bogart Leading
Hollywood specialist in the por-
trayal OF hard-boiled guys. First
time / saw Bogart was when
he played a Latin type gigolo in
the stage production OF The
Cradle Snatchers. That was
about 20 years ago.
QUERIES from clients: @ In
VI the six-nonths l have been
going with a man l am consld-
ering marrying We have never
had a quarrel or even an argu-
ment. Is that good Doesn't
appear so to me-
A. Most OF the happily mar
ried people ! know have quite
a few quarrels. Anything In
our Horses & Women files will
be sent you.
q. II would seem a married
life in which there was never
quarrel or argument might
be a dull affair Many men Of
experience have claimed an oc-
caSional argument be W cen
loved ones often increases love.
Tennyson said:
Blessings on the falling out
Al \
When ne make mp Nth one t0s
lore
Ard kTSS gguJH NTH tears.
TlIE British Jockey club is
Il still running true TO form.
II hasn't changed its methods
in 300 years. 1t was announced
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

your pension checks stop IL you
20 to work; they will continue
until and unless you remarry.
Your pension checks for your
child will continue for his bene-
fit in any case until the child
reaches age 1S (or marries be-
fore that date).
Q-What does "R E.--Ms-
rine Fighter Squadron Els,
NJ. A. G. A." stand fort
ID. l.. r.
A-"Rear Echelon. Marine
Fighter Squadron 213, Marine
Air Wing A"
Q-I am a widow Of a sery-
iceman who lost his life In
action in Normandy. Am I en-
titled to army m m ssary
privileges. MRS. B. J.
A-No, commissary privileges
are not available TO widows Of
seryicemen-
OIL am an hon0rably dis
charged veteran of this war.
But am not in condition TO
work. Why can't 1 draw un-
employment compensation bene-
fits provided by the GI biue
A. p. l..
A-Unemployment insurance
payments under the CT bill can
be paid only to those veterans
who are registered with a state
or federal employment agency,
are able and ready to work. and
for whom no suitable employ
ment can be found. A veteran.
disabled or sick. is not entitled
TO this particular benefit (un-
less he becomes i'll after un-
emplo oyment t benefits have
started), although he may be
entitled to other benefits, such
as disability compensation or
disqualification.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL

ment to Alice il l would marry
him.
He said he had got engaged
TO Alice only 10 please has
mother.
told him | would think il
over and write him of my de-
cisiOn.
/ know he drinks and CANDLES
at camp, because several times
he has wired his mother for
money, hut he is very polite and
sweet 10 me.
I have been going. for four
years. with a nice boy who
doesn't drink or smoke. and now
he wants me 10 marty him.
But he Is only a mechanic in
a small garage and II will be
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

h"uht uo's i"C icttt
Vt mean as applied to naval
aviation units: L. B. X.
At is an arbitrary symbol
designating heavier-than-air.
Q-My son II In the army and
has just married. I have been
receiving a family allowance
from him as he Is my only sup
port. Now that he has n wife
and Is making a family allow
ance to her, will mine be dis
continued: MRS. B. NJ.
A-Not unless your son HIM
self decides to have il diScon-
tinued. He will be required 10
have s. additional deducted
from his pay for the two classes
of allowances. making total
OF S27 deducted, instead of the
SD formerly deducted.
Q-A young girl, under age,
enlisted In the WAVES by
falsifying her age. She has now
become 90 years of age, and
wants To stay in the WAVES.
Will she he punished or dis
charged IL she now reveals her
real age. MISS B.
A-The enlistment of a minor
with false representation as 10
age will not be considered a
fraudulent enlistment. and II is
not mandatory TO discharge any
enlisted WAVE after she has
reached the age of 20 years
even though she was under 20
at the time Of enlistment. How
ever. il is desired that in every
case the commanding officer
correct the wornan's record TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
POLITICAL PARADE
By George Rothwell Brown

IN OUR earlier years as a ma
Il ton we certainly showed
more wisdom than we have dis
played in later times.
If the purchase of Louisiana
and Alaska should be ranked
as successful real estate trans
actions. the abandonment of our
vast possessions in Greenland
must be considered as one of
the most stupid actions ever
committed by our government.
In 1917, after the United
States was in the old war, this
government bought the Danish
West Indies iSlands-the Virgin
lslanls-from y e n m k, for
SIS, 100000. II was plain
hold-up, 10 which the Wilson
administration submitted.
THEN came the incredible part
Il O. the deal. In addition TO
paying an exorbitant cash price
10 Denmark, we relinquished TO
her all American possessions on
the mainland of Greenland.
Our claims were based on
rights of discovery, and they
gave 10 us, undisputed. very
large areas which became Of
the most immense strategic i'm
ports nee when We had got into
the new World War.
1t is difficult 10 excuse the
state department. and the Will
son administration, IN 1917, for
its sacrifice of American terri
tory, over which, figuratively
speaking, the American flag had
flown since the days of our
early Arctic voyagers.
The return of Greenland 20
the American flag, as a stra-
teglc base necessary to the ma
tional defense in the western
hemisphere, has been proposed
by Rep Gearhart of California
in the form of a bill which he
has introduced in the House of
RepI esentativeS.
DEP. GEARHART has re-
~ turned TO California, and he
informed this writer before he
left that he is going TO urge his
constituents 10 get behind the
movemen which he has
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
BETTER HEALTH
By DR.. Herman Bundesen

body and that these he cleared
up. He also suggests treating
them with a 'streptococcuS vac
cine,
Dr. AAhHaa believes that the
disease known as unduIant
fever may BE- a responsible fac
tor in some cases OF Stills
disease. Hence. he also makes
tests 10 determine If there is
evidence of undulant fever IN
feCtion. When these tests are
positive he also gives the pa
tients injections Of undulant
fever vaccine. With this method
of treatment he has been able
10 bring about great improve
rneht tn a nummbpr OF chill
dren.
II would appear that a great
deal Of study IS still needed 10
determine the cause OF Stills
disease and 20 devise methods
for alleviating II
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
q ! have a slight discharge
from the breasts when nervous
or upset. What causes this7
NJ. G
a schsrge from the
breasts al times is not unusual.
Just why II occurs cannot be
stated. II IS not a matter for
any concern. II may indicate
some type OF mid glandular
disturbance
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07

launched for the recovery Of
Greenland from Denmark.
Sparsely populated, its pur-
chase could be arranged easily.
With regard to Iceland, which
has a larger population, he pro-
poses admission to our Union
as state. That might be more
difficult.
We should never have sacri-
feed the American parts OF
Greenland in the stupid deal
whereby we obtained the Virgin
Islands at an exorbitant price.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-07
Brain Game Answers

West Virginia, Kentucky and
Tennessee.
2-ta) is correct. N
3-No. There are II players TO
a side on a cricket team.
Ia False. He was a great
English Renaissance archi-
tect. (b) true.
5-"In God We Trust" J."
6-Silent movie, Douglas Fair
banks; talking. Enrol Flynn.
Franklin. From Poor Rich
ards Almanac, 1875.