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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
WASHINGTON Scene
BY George Dixon

I WOULD not wish the distin-
Il gulshed ladies and gentlemen
who conduct the Broadway coll
umns IN New York City 10 think
! arm trying TO horn into their
territory because l hold them in
the highest esteem. / do, too!
However. have been in New
York the last few days. so the
only people have talked 10 are
those in New York. ! think II
YOU will Just look AZ IL with an
open mind. YOU will agree this
seems reasonable
Consequently, I am writing
about things in New York-and
some day. when you wish 10
mortify your proud spirit. you
can come 10 Washington and do
cute pieces about our folks. Mr..
Jack Lait!
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Il. ". DURLING

CEATTLEITE says a man IN
~ his town is named Harry
Hurry. There is also fellow
with that name in Los Angeles.
Ernie Pyle's three favorite
songs were "If Had My Way"
The Banks OF the Wabash" and
Farewell TO Thee.
Pacific Coast subscriber says
out his way the horseplayers
say When in doubt, bet How
ard" Referring 10 the stable Of
&. 6. (Seabiscuit) Howard.
Around New York they used 10
say, when in doubt, bet Whit
ney." But l still think my Uncle
Al had the right idea. He always
said. When in doubt, bet MOTH
ing"
A M ASKED IL IL is true there
"A was an actor named Harry
Ham. Indeed there was. Harry
Ham was a well-known movie
actor in the silent film era. His
mothers name was Virginia
Ham.
Honey Lou Hansen of Seattle
is suggested as a candidate for
president of the Little, But. Oh
My Club of Cute Little Tricks.
Honey Lou, originally from
Texas, is 5 feet tall and weighs
100 pounds. She is a highly sue
cessful executive for a custom
house brokerage firm.
QUERIES from clients. O.
Vt Isn't Brooklyn really New
York City,
-A-TechnicAlIy,- Brooklyn II
the Borough Of Kings, . part Of
the city of New York. However,
when New York City In referred
10 IL h generally supposed To
refer 10 the boroughs of Man
haitian and the Bronx. Native
Broohlynites cons der their
place Of abode . city In Itself.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
By George E.
Sokolsky

States, Great Britain and
France include among its citi-
zens influential and important
individuals and groups who
serve Russia so ardently as 10
Justify the assumption Of direct
Russian interference in the af-
fairs and life of those countries.
Although Soviet Russia pos
sesses a hoard of gold. il has pro-
vided no figures on that subject,
nor is il possible to gain accurate
and provable data on its economic
state.
Soviet Russia, however. has
been forced to finance this war
out of American and British lend
lease and is now negotiating TO
borrow $4,000, 100000 from the
United States for postwar pur-
poses.
Copyright. is4s. BY King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL

most Of the time she doesn't
care 10 do what l ask her.
l have TO keep after her 10
get any help. / hate 10 do that,
but if / turn my back or lie
down TO rest. she stops her
chores. starts raising Cain OF
runs out and hurts the neigh
Dor children.
/ must have failed her badly;
but where? Her father humors
her 10 death. He doesn't like
the things she does, but he
thinks | shouldn't say anything.
He can't see II does any good.
So these days / Just let her go.
Coaxing. prsiSing. scolding and
siapping don't impress her. She
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

Yes. unless he sees you
are merely crying on his shoul-
der to win his sympathy. This
is likely to get his goat. But il
you do il with good sense and
dignity. hardly anything binds
a person to you, or you to him,
more strongly and lastingly
than laying your cards on the
table. You are asking him to-
dc you a favor, which draws
person TO you more than for
YOU to do him a favor.
2-Sports authorities say the
top athletes are usually the
ones who have the greatest fear
of failure. This is often the
case with champion prize fight
ers, who, often lie awake all
night before a fight; and fa-
nous baseball pitchers. who
often get the jitters before a
pennant battle. Athletes who
think they haven't much chance
10 win eat and sleep normally.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

Incidentally, the postage cascei-
lation stamp reads ''Brcoklyn,
N. "" and not New Ycrk.
n. Y"
Q-What Is the longest
stretch OF highway without q
curve in the United States?
A-fhis h an interesting
question but I haven't the an
swer. However. the longest and
strsightest stretch ef highway I
can remember crosses tho des-
ert on the highway IN Cali
fornia. forget which desert 10
is hut believe IL to be ths
Mojaye Desert
MAYO METHOT BOGART
WI ran true to Hollywood con-
versational form when, after
her divorce, she said:
"Bogey and I are still the best
of friends"
II would be extremely re-
freshing IL some Hollywood di.
vorcee would say Of her ex-hus-
band:.
"If I never see that l0use
again ID viii be too soon. Or
words To that effect.
When people divorce, the rea--
sons for it hould be strong.
Surely If two persons like each
other enough to be the best OF
friends, they should be able TO
make a success of marriage.
EDDIE WEIGH, Baltimore.
II claims there was a 17-year-
old horse in Maryland that cam.
paigned IS years and never won
a race. Then at II this steed
won three races in a row at
Pimlico. The name OF this noble
an nimal was Budweiser. Mr..
WEIGH is prepared to wager
stogies his information is cor
rect,
Distributed By KIM Features Syne., me.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

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ne an< &C Csspc.s-s gallons each.
~ and CT Cospsns-s Fallo1t each
Law requires stats name ans license
number be written on svery coupon
when received N..
Gas for soIdiers--1 gallon s\dsy up -
10 days Miissfe rstion record for
spectnc auto must Ne presented ~
soldier 10 local board where car 10
FTFL OIL
p,,rees 4, \, n, Z and s-vahd through
Auf. 81.
stamp ~, Book t-valid through
STAMP ~, sosk S-v,id through
Auf. 81.
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Nav n. I quart ~ WHISKY
Hstis- Bs.h q. Ne ps--vsli6 through
Msy II. frs nONUs. I quart Il rn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

Chamberlain (Britain), Dala-
dier (France), Hitler and
Mussolini. q Ludwig Won
Beethoven. 3-(a) 800: (b)
900, (c) 1000. 4-(a) is
correst. 5-(a) False. II is
in Montreal, Canada. being a
leading Canadian educational
institution; (b) true. 6-(aD
Robert K. Hannegan; tb)
Democratic national chair.
man. abraham Lincoln.
S-Yes. A Hecing type Of
ostrich can step as fast as q
horse.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PRoCgssEp rOODs
Blus va thrseGk h-1-vshd throNEh
June 2.
Blse Ma thrs.rh s-7-valid through
July L.
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sIss "a thr..sh c-i-vsud throuEh
W Mats. cHEEsE. FATS
June 2.
RED va thrs.rh J-s-vsnd through
K;s 4, ,hr..rs r-,-v,nd through
ned GA thrsssh U-2-vslid through
Aug 81.
One 10. salvage fat rood for cents
and two ration points.
SHOES
Airpiane stamps 4. 4 and 1-vsiid In
definitely. Loose stamps not accepted.
IAndlords must register all TENANCY
CHANGES ans sll rented SPACE for
tvinG ~ fleertnG.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
DEAR MARY HAWoRTH:

DEAR MARY ltAWORIH;
IRON the age OF 9 months,
i my daughter showed her
self to be different from other
children.
Now she Ii 9 years old and
am wondering what TO do
with her.
She puts the cat on the table
IN the butter dish. She puts
paper on the stove. She goes
and sits In the middle OF the
road and refuses to be taken
away.
Maybe a few times in nine
wears she has washed the dishes
and made the beds beautifully.
She can il she wants to. But
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

NOTES on Honolulu-Another
~ pass 10 town =. The Royal
Hawaiian Hotel, now run as a
rest spot for gobs :. Skivvy
shirts and undress whites hang
ing from $40 q day balconies 10
dry A man in nothing but
swimming trunks banging a
popular tune on piano IN the
ROYAL Hawaiian's terrace facing
the sea Lads experimenting
with Surfboards. Some learn 10
ride them Diamond Head
towering in the background, and
youngsters playing volleyball on
a niilion-dollsF beach, Waikiki.
The ever-present signs read
ing "KAPU-KEEP OUT on all
the forbidden places A clap
board building with the sign,
"Kamaka's Ukulele Factory"
it,. Chop sui restaurants-thats
the way Hawaii spells it
A Polynesian girl of high school
age, trudging home with books
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22
Connolly Answers

-(c). 2-(b). 3E(a. 4-(a).
Sci. 6-(a) w. II. Harri-
son; (b) Theodore Roosevelt;
(c) William Mckinley; (d)
John Adams, Thomas Jeffer-
son, James Monroe; (e)
Warren Harding.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

kill US - She ought 10 be made
10 mind some way. It's only
fair 10 the boys. What is your
advlcez ID. VI.
DEAR d. NJ:
A SPECIALIST tells me il is
h futile TO try TO discuss this
problem in terms Of understand
ing, until the child has been
given Rorschach pronounced
"roar-shack") test.
Also called the link blot"
test. this almost infsllible tech
niaue OF dredging the subcon-
scious mind was imported from
Zurich about Is years ago.
As explained 10 me. the test
Is done with 10 cards. takes
about an hour and half 10
give. and six hours 10 tabulate.
As the child tells what the
different ink spots suggest 10
her imagination. the expert who
conducts the test gains inside
information which. pleced to-
gether, give code picture Of
shall we say, the trouble down
below.
Who gives these tests? Ask
the Child Guidance Clinic in
your city for a reference iist.
You will need the best. so ask
for II, Act now, because II
The problem can he cured. time
is a precious asset The longer
the ugly condition persists, the
more damage II does 10 her
nervous system. thus increasing
the task before you In the
specialists opinion. the fact
that she is only 9 years old is
the most hopeful aspect Of the
picture Although he admits a
possibility that the disturbance
may be So deeply rooted that
her character always will show
some effect Of II. still he thinks
that early diagnosis and wise
management of The difficulty
will pay permanent dividends.
M. n.
EDITORS NOTE-Msvy Me-
worth eounssis through her col
ANN; not by mad or perssnei
InterVisw. Write her in care Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

3-Recent experiments in
nursery schools where children
begin school at IA years OF
age-the time when all children
should start TO school-have
shown that at this age and all
through the grades q vastly
higher skill. q deeper knowledge
of child psychology land some
times adult psychology In train
ing the parents) are needed
than in the later years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

original owner or IL u for
warded 10 his home address?
b. n. A.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

IN THE prevention Of attacks.
Il physical and meHi At hygiene
should never be neglected
The child ut adult should he
carefully studied and any phys
zeal defects present. such as in
fected teeth. tonsils or sinuses
should be treated.
Unnecessary anxiety oF undue
excitement should be avoided.
Drugs, however, must be re-
lied on principally to prevent
epileptlc seizures.
a number of drugs are used.
such as phenytoin sodium and
the bromldes
OF these drugs II would ap-
pear that the phenytoin sodium
gives the best results, because II
serves 10 stop The attacks with
out having An excessive or sleep
producing effect
The bromides are usually
employed in those instances in
which the other drugs are Of no
help.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

EDITORS NoTE-Cpi. Jaek
Pickering, fser,er Times column
zee, hos landed az Hswaii. His
writings ore excerpts from let.
ters to friends at THE effiee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

EDITORS NOTE-Msry No
worth eoUnssis through her col
ann; not by mod or personal
interview. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Tirss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

Such children must be con-
stantiy guarded against failing.
In adults. driving an automo-
bile. climbing. swimming or
boating alone, working at occu-
patrons requiring The use Of an
open fire. Of hot or electrical
objects, or Of moving machinery
should be forbidden.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-22

has two older brothers who
say Mama, If we did that you'd
kill US. y She ought 10 he made
10 mind some way, It's only
fair 10 the boys. What is your
advice7 ID. VI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
Inn Owner
Wounded

The co-owner Of a De1born
Township tavern was shot and
critically wounded today by a
masked bandit in a holdup that
netted only $50
Shot in the stomach vas Steve
Stamobich, 81, co-owner Of the
Dipsy Doodle Tavern, Van Born
and Williams. Dearborn Township
According TO sheriffs deputies.
the bandit entered the tavern al
) a. m. through a window and
went 10 A rear bedroom where
Paul Gorgevitch, the other owner,
and his wife, Ellen, we're sleeping,
As-the bandit was ordering
Gorgevitch TO hand over some
cash, Stamobich walked into the
bedroom The gunman ordered
Stamobich 10 throw up his hands
but the latter, not understanding
English. failed 10 comply
The gunman shot Stamobich
once, ran 10 the cash register and
picked up $50 and then fed in an
automobile Stamobich was taken
10 EloiSe Hospital.
Also sleeping in the tavern were
Gorgevitch's son. Paul. 2l, and the
latter's wife. Audrey is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
Seeks 10 Void
Tie TO Girl, Is

4 20-NeaL.QId- -coastgLardman
today filed suit in circuit court
asking that ne he declared not
married 20 = 16-yoar-old girl he
claimed NJ tTvod Win II days.
The petitioner is Robert Edward
Walsh Of 1904 Mack who IS
seeking 10 cancel the service al
lotment he made 10 girl who has
been using Walsh's last name.
Walsh said he lived with the
girl for one day. Feb 4. 1943,
with her parents consent and at
her parents home Afterward. he
said ife made ont an allotment
slip listing her As his wife She
was only Ia a. the time In Au-
gust OF the same year Walsh
claimed, he stayed with the girl
10 DAYS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
HUAW.CI0Ra
ToHedr Thomas

p J Thomas president Of tho
international UAW-CIO. n q
other high union officials VIII
speak A. 2 rally Of Go mombcrS
in Cadillac Square tornrrQw
night. u VAS announced today
Thomas. IN Minneapolis attend
Ing a JAW executive werunC.
~lll speak on The Little Steel
-f,e..ffa44ii ---r-r,f IT. ~
interest 70 union people hut a
Union press release SAM ft-r py1T-
pose Of the meeting Was ~ notify
the government that INC workers
want fun employment and .mmc-
date reCOnVcTSlon
The statement. from the
Greater Detroit and " WaN n Q
County Council SAID worker,
we're protesting tns' industrial
leaders arc conducting p cam
paign 20 effect mass unemp.oy-
ment Such 4 policy y continued
would make Detroit a ghost
town.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
Detective S Shots Hall
Suspect in HoIdup

Walter benson -. ~ sos
Gratlot is N Receiving Hospital
with thigh wounds suffered late
yesterday when he was shot as he
resisted arrest by Detective Dave
Marshall Of Hunt station.
Detective Marshall said he
noticed benson backing away
from Two persons on s. Antoine
near Beacon while covering them
with pistol After benson was
arrested he lerked away from the
detective and ran down Beacon
until struck hss@bulle,s from
MarSnalIs pistol
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
Car Hits
3 Inn Flint

FLINT. July % 49, Deputy
Sheriff James Cranston. 81. today
is reported n far condition At
Hurley Hospital, and two others
arc nursing minor injuries Sls-
tanned when a speeding auto
struck them at Miller and In
den zroads. s.----
Deputy Cians'c1 WAS ir'cr-
viewing Pay Woodwor'h. 70. of
Vernon vho vas involved .n p
property damage accident a. '"c
-ffff-r~'-r fIr-f T7TUt TlII0l-NT ~1'-
urf1y whom q car struck The pair
and Deputy Anthony Spayer who
was directing traffic Crars'on
suffered compound fractures OF
both legs and internal injuries
prNrr of Tho car was Kenneth
& Shell - of SIPS Lennon road.
who is being held for 4nvesu-a-
ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
Woman Injured
Visitor Killed

Mrs Blanche Reed 43. of 5l95
Hlllshnrn, IS IN serious condition
n Grace hospital ard Pennsyi-
yanIa man Is dead from injuries
they suffered early yesterday
when struck By an automobile at
GT5T7 F7Y6F and PaVcnswood
A.gnrno1 ByIand ~ Of West
BroWr>fIIie Pa, who was dead
UPON aruAaI a. Receiving Hos
pltal Aits Reed Jt-iS a >kGil trac-
f.re and a broken leg
Harvey G.eSe 80 0f 2947 was
held aftor telling police no didn't
see The pedestrians until his car
struck them
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
U.S.Mdy Tighten
Pullman Travel
Detrai, Tines Pao,o

WASHINGTON -IulV q LIP
The governments limitation on
use Of Pullman Sleepers may be
extended 10 rail schedules up 70
80 miles II the present 450-mile
ban doeSnit I suffice 10 meet army
needs. il was learned today.
An ODT official said II was not
Yet known whether the 450-mile
limit and other emergency steps
would fill army requirements for
sleeping cars
Senator Homer Ferguson (R)
of Michigan suggested that rede-
ploved men be carried bv plane.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
C|0UnitsFeud
Over Merger
BY Ed BRAND
Detroit lime, Ia bor Editor

MINNEAPOLIS. July 23-Ex-
ecutive boards Of the UAW-ClO
and another CIO affiliate, the
Farm Implement Workers union
with headquarters in Chicago,
were in open warfare today.
The national executive board Of
the implement workers brought
the fight into the open by issuing
a public statement charging the
UAW-CIO with attempting 10
muscle in and swallow up the
implement workers. union.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
Injured in Fiqh+, Dies

Gerald Coon. Is, of l75O ".
Hancock died IN Receiving Hos
pital Yesterday from what is be-
heNed n have been a skull frac-
'ure suffered IN fight al Twelfth
and Forest "Wednesday
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
Dual Strike Continues

WARREN O July % ms
Residents Of Warren continued
under the paralyzIng effect Of two
utility strikes today as telephone
operators and bus drivers re-
maIned aMaN from thor lohs
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
Shot i'm Dice Row.
Victim Dies

A shooting which followed
dice game proved fatal TO Lindsey
Grafton, 36, Norwood Hotel, who
died in Receiving Hospital.
The victim told police he was
shot twice by L. B. (Twister)
Jackson, As, of 525 E. Adams after
a dice game in his hotel room.
Four persons witnessed the shoot
ing in the hotel lobby. jackson
has not been apprehended.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
CHARGE RED CONTROL

Jaw board members openly
charged that the implement work
ers union IS dominated by Com
munlS,s who hate 10 see power
fall from their hands The i'm
plement workers union has only a
few thousand members
The board continued 20 work
on It's $500 600 A year retrench.
ment program A. a special session
yesterday Only minor routine
matters are scheduled today and
adjournment Is expected tonight
The next regular meeting Will
-A--r44-f-- + --rTr-r-- INT ~ T1----''r1
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
7 Drowned
0nWeek-End

Three Detroiters and four per-
sons outstate were drowned over
the weekend as Sweltering tenn
peratures drove thousands Ia the
beaches. a seventh person, from
Chicago, was also drowned.
The DetroiterS were Martin
Walsh, 19, Of 104s Cass; Mike
Spinda, so. of 26S2 Casmere, Ham
track and Willard Cowing, so. OF
1855 Mark Twain. Outstate VIC
Tins We're Eugene Baker, 14-year-
old inmate Of Coldwater State
Home and Training School: Fred
erick BuChe. Is. son OF an Ionia
Count farmer. and William Long.
4, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Don Long
Of llolton The Chicagoan, Ray
mond " England, was drowned
at MusKegon.
FELL FROM BOAT
Walsh fell into the Detroit
River early yesterday when he
slipped from the deck of a small
boat while handing a package 70
a person aboard A freighter in
midstream. The body has not
been recovered.
Spinda's body was recovered
from the Detroit River late yes
terday. shortly after passengers OF
the pleasure steamer ST. Clair
saw him leap from the deck as
the boat prepared 10 dock at the
/ foot Of Woodward.
Waves from A passing motor
boat upset a Pleasant Lake sail
boat in which Cowing and Charles
d. Hicks and Miss Barris Ander-
son, also of Detroit, were riding.
TWO ARE RESCUED
Hicks and Miss Anderson were
7 rescued by other boaters. Jackson
Count deputies were searching
for Cowing's body early today.
The Baker boy was drowned
Saturday when. unable to swim,
he ventured into deep water at
the training schools pool against
orders of swimming instructor.
Buche was drowned when he
stepped into deep water while
fishing with his brother Saturday
on Morrison Lake near Clarks-
tville.
The Long child and England
were both drowned in Twin Lakes,
Muskegon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
Scum Halls
Isle BdthiinQ
Dr.. Douglas Examines
SIudee for Germs

DR. Bruce II Douglas, city
health commissioner today will
examine sludge-covered water al
the Belle Isle bathing beach
where more than 1000 batherS
were ordered ashore Yesterday
Although shift in the wind
was clearing the Siudge today,
the beach will remain closed
until DR. Douglas has completed
his check 10 determine the ele-
ment OF danger OF contamination
in the oily water Beach officials
said the scum drifted down from
the mouth of Conner Creek,
where il has been accumulating
for the last 10 DAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
Smoker Dozes, Is Burned

William CoStbcrry. ~ o. 1G1l
May bury wa, M Receiving iioSpI-
tal today with burns. lie ,cll
asleep while smoking in bed.
Order the United states War
Savings stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 YOUR home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
ATTACK REUTHER

The implement workers also
b T "A n d d Mailer p ReHtheF-
UAW-CIO vice president as A
red batter" and called Joseph
MattSon, UAW-CIO director in
the Chicago region. dictator /"
Members Of the UAW-CIO eX-
ecutive board admitted that the
CAW-CIO IS endeavoring 10 take
over the implement workers
union, adding that the plan has
the blessing Of both the CIO
Iurisdlctlonal committee and the
national Go committee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-24
FINANCIAL AID

The UAW-CIO seeks 10 take
oyer the implement workers
Union 10 bolster the waning finan-
cial structure OF the LAW. board
admit They said the
JAW would also Try 10 absorb
other lesser labor unions
There has been quite hit
of talk about some Detroit
automobile plants going into
the implement manufacturing
field" a board spokesman said.
"and II that happens We don't
want them To deal with a weak
union. ] know they would like
that but il Just isn't going 10
happen"