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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

A-Low blood pressure may
he present without causing any
symptoms whatsoever. In some
instances there may he faint
ing attacks, weakness and ia-
tigun depending on the cause
for the low blood pressure
7 G. O My niece is , years
old She always rubS hcr eyes
with her fist What causes her
10 90 this?
Answer II is probable that
The child has merely developed
a nervous habit which viii dis
appear aS time passes.
suggest that YOU do not nag
the child about tho habit and
do everything possible 10 lesson
her general Nervousness by Civ
INC her plenty OF rest sleep
sunshine, and proper diet and
relieving STRAIN on hcr m every
way
L s Can YOU tcl me the
cause for myNedcma Would n
cause loss OF balance or ane-
MIA
Answer. MyNcdcma could
cause anCuia or lack Of color
in the blood and possibly might
be responsible for dizziness or
loss Of balance.
MyXedcma is due 10 a lack Of
thyroid secretion The treat
ment consists in the use of thy
roid extract, which the phySl-
clan viii prescribe.
A. S. My little girl is . years
old and Is losing her hair IN
spots of two inches in diameter.
What causes this condition ?
Answer II is probable that
your child has what is known
AS alopecia arcata The cause OF
the condition Is not known
VI z. Would drainage from
tho nose cause nausea and IA
tIcuc7 / have sinus trouble
Answer A sinus infection
might be responsible for fatigue.
Swallowing of tho secretion
from the sinus would lead 10
nausea and sickness OF the
stomach.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
BROADWAY
RHYTHM
BROADWAY TORCH song

BROADWAY TORCH SONG
No doubt we could haze passed
the magic Inns
And scoffed at Wins that
flehed the nights GWdy.
We could have been content
with smaller sins
Before the fiddler called 10
ask his pay;
We should have knoUn that lips
60 strangely eooi,
That uows can lose their
meaning and their lure
We could have learned from
any tdttered fool
HoW little time IL takes 10
groW insure.
But pas with you on a certain
night
And people turned and stared
as we Went BY,
And there uds youth and
glamour and delight
And stars Were drunken in a
purple SKY.
Yes. us were fools to ueous
this sorry plot.
And greater fools, my dear, a.
Ws had not
Don VAIN.
TNHE DUCHESS VERONICA
Il GUREJEVA and gem mer-
chant p Bcrne are ahcT
LaGuardia'S radio deal has
met IT'S first serious upset. Cen
Sor trouble etc
The Met Opera Will have an
other headache over thrush
being an alleged "coilabora-
tIoniSt'
one cop explains why cops
are not happy: Many of them
being returned from The armed
forces have 20 pay back 4cn-
sion one cop has 70 pay
$500
Billy Rose reports from Lon-
don that thoy have morc shows
han We have on Broadway bui
night hfc in London 'WSt isn't
-of ono CGb1fCt WITH any sort
%. STOW about four spots for
CITY of s million Cham
.rre f. So n bottle. Scotch r
'O Tic avwaccNcNoc for :
uns about SiO0 m L. S coin
takes about - months 10 Get
sHt of clothes
VIE French Quarter IN he
West Fortic> French ns-
tional holidays are always cele.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Dizzy Dean
And MIR. Frisch

time, as every man. woman and
child who ever ate a stale pea
nut al a ball park knows, but II
vas his ability 10 survive the
ordeal Of managing Mr. Dean
which prompts me 20 cast my
ballot for him This little story
told ne by Mr. FriSch As We
came north with the Cardinals
from their training camp IN
Daytona Beach. Will give YOU a
ttf,-e,ifif r. 70 what he endured -
As YOU know before every
Il game the players Of a team
gather 10 discuss tho merits OF
the other team how 20 play
this hitter. how 90 play that
one what 10 pitch 70 TINS bat
Ter what 20 pi'ch 20 that one
The object is 10 locate the
enemys weakness. and exploit
II This is particularly tfec ~
To-" pitchers
But yuu know what that
Dean always wanted Ia know >"
Fri>ch SAID "He wanted 10
know what the hitters liked
best. He didn't want TO know
what they didn't like to hit.
He always would say that he
wanted 10 know where a fellow
liked a pitch, ~ he could throw
~ 10 him and make him miss IL.
They can't hit OF Dizzy's fast
one he would say. In short,
DIZZY insisted on pitching 10
guys where they liked II, just
10 please his vanity when he
struck them out.
He should have won 30 games
every year I'm the majors,
FriSrh sighed But ! guess !
can't complain He's a helluVa
good man to have around.
Those arc my tWO Mr. Dean
and Mr. F~--rr
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
New York Cops
Are Unhappy

University Pl. The street was
curved in order TO avoid de-
stroying a huge tree there.
Sidewalk fiestas in Little
Italy a section bordering
Washington Square. The streets
are strung with lights. and the
people sing and dance.
Bleecker Streets pushcart pa
rade. A sight that may seem
picturesque TO visitors. Actu-
ally it is dirty and dismal.
Tips of darkened skyscrapers
lipsticked with moonlight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

recently when ! got angry at
streetcar conductor for not
letting me off at the right
street. / don't believe l had
lost my temper that way for 40
years, but II shows it can hap
pen to most every one. Parents
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
YOUR
HEALTH
BY HERMAN \. BUNDESEN, NJ. d. =

y. Ii take on an average
NJ four one-half grams of a
sedatIve drug every night and
have done this for four years.
] have a continued discharge
from the nose like hay fever.
Would the sleeping pills have
any bearing on this
Alt is not unusual for per
sons 10 be sensitive or allcrCIC
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
MEN 4 MILES

CIR ALEXANDER kORDA,
y film producer, once SAID;
ct il impossible for me 60
love any woman more than
three years
lie made that remark before
marrying Merle Oberon. Merle
ignored it She married Korda
IN 1899 They were divorced
in 1913
II has been claimed the ma
i0Uity ol men find IL very diff
ficult ro really love one woman
molc thanlIXe NearS-AaG that,
therefore. the sixth year Of
marriage is the hardest for a
couple 90 get by.
After a man gets by the
sixth year and still loves his
wife ne Is usually easy 10
handle until the twentieth year
OF marriage Then he is in
Clined 10 become playful and
suffers from wandering eyes,
etc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
By WALTER WINCHELL

brated here. and the streets are
dotted with Gallo eateries.
Poverty-Stricken Tenth Ave.
1t has the cltys highest mortal
lty rate
The narrow three-story house
on Bedford St. which Is only
9 feet wide
Colortul garden restaurants
in Greenwich Village helping re-
tain the sectors S waning Bohe-
mlan charm.
The Swerve Of Broadway near
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
One Word Led 10 Another
CASSIE CRASH
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAEF


CIVIC Prioe IN JOB LOIS
II YOU live in the big city Of broken hearts and busted
tenders you inhae your civic pride with your statistics
O. Henry Wrote a great story about that IN his
"Municpol Report" But II Uritten before the
days of the production tine He quotes Frank Norris
statement that there three story toWns IN
America, New Orleans, NeW York and, best of all,
San Francisco.
that almost 30 years ago and Henry proceeded
upset the apple by writing his greatest story about
Nashville But what if Nashville fifth shoe and boot
market America What if Nashville the leading candy
cracker the South If the statistics that
pride 20 varicose just get load Of what makes
New York terrific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
THREE THOUSAND Sovie

THREE THOUS AND Soviet
scientists are at work In
the phySico-technical institute
Of Moscow trying TO solve the
secret Of the atomic bomb.
Cooperating with them are a
number of German scientists
who were captured by the
Russians on the island OF
BornhOlm, off Denmark. These
Germans claimed when cap
tured they werc ION the eve"
of discovering the tom G
bomb when the illied nations
scientists beat them tO il. IL
has been intimated the eembi-
nation of Soviet and German
scientists expects To have the
atomic bomb secret solved I'm
three months or less.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

10 barbliurateS. which are
commonly used 10 produce
sleep. The continued use of
Sedauves in the dose YOU mem
ton Is definitely inad,sabr
and you should discontinue Tins
habit.
y What are the SyTp-
toms OF low blood pressure?
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
PASSING BY

HCURLY' LAMBEAU. Has
~ been coach of the Green
Bay Packers since 1919. Can
YOU name a college football
coach who has coached the same
team continuously for 26 years ?
Jean Acker. The first Mrs.
Rudolph Valentino. My ac-
quaintance with Jean is slight.
However. when Rudolph Valen-
tino was married to Winlfred
Hudnut I visited them at their
New York apartment They
seemed extremely happy at the
time. But proving l am no
Judge of domestic happiness.
they were divorced shortly after.
liked Valentino. When he was
broke and struggling for recog-
milton l did him a small favor.
He never forgot il.
Distributed by KING Features syndr Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

who speak harshly to children,
husbands and wives who quarrel
over trifles, bosses who "bawl
out employees, women who
threaten TO report the neglect
full salesperson, every one who
flies off the handle" instantly
becomes an 8-year-old child.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
BY f. V. DURLING

say May f.. t937s How about
It'
A-lou win Present king
of England was crowned May
II. 1917 -----
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

WE COULD the of the gummx without exhaust
w the roster Of stupidity ntrepdty and bypoducts
When YOU dish forth 2S29 traffic tickets you have put Justice
the production line That IS just for two normal days
Manhattan.
That's why cops make the Metropolitan and Civic
Opera companies squads singing Every Morn Bring Thee
Violations"
Don't speak TO Of statistics and civic pride in habit
forming quantities Not until you knock off than
2S2q cockcycd drivers a weekend.
There is still detail to be ironed out. VIII the
magistrate take a cheek?
c.r,.sr,. .e,s sy <.ng }s.lta
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
COMMU TERS

4 ID unusual commuters VIII
~ liam Degnall Jr, East
Haven. Conn. Commutes six
days a week between East
Haven and New York office.
Seventy-six and one-half miles
each way. Robert Paul. Ad-
vertiSing man, Commutes daily
from his home in Philadelphia
TO New York office Distance
of 81 miles each way Wash, I
it Gilbert White who defined A
commuter as follows:
Commuter-one who spends
his life
Riding to and from his Wifs.
He shaUes-and takes a train
Then rides home to shave
again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

ON Friday and a Saturday in New York's traffic court
" there S29 violations Hows that for fine week
end2 They fined EN- both ends.
Consider 2,S29 traffic boots your totDn.
And I knou that NeW Orleans and San Francisco
that The line of cockeyed drivers headed
up at Magistrate Andrews tuOo-idmped desk, Sndked
don flights of rickety steps out into the street,
around the corner doDn the next street up that and
finished Wth guys roUbodt IN the rUer.
Some had doubleparkod by hrepiug some haG gone 20
sleep left their windshield wpers running had black
market gasoline their pocket lighters had skipped
stop had hazarded erratc freewheeng super
imposed freeoadng without having achieved sober second
thought had been fancy cowboy drivers had
around the object Of their Affections just
lousy drivers and just
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
BRIEFLY

HEART throb No. among
IL British feminine film fans
is reported ia Ae- James -Afusuu.
Cant recall seeing Mr.. Mason
in any picture Understand he
is 10 play a leading role in the
film version of Kathleen VIM
Sor Forever Amber -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

The soldier from the uay re-
turns,
The sailor from the man
But I haze parted from mJ lore,
NeUeT TO meet agG'n,
Ny dear, ----=-----
Neuer to meet again
When day is gone and night IS
come.
And all foik bound to sleep.
I think on ham that's gone aWay
The Iee-ianR night, and Usep,
NY dear,
The Iee-Ians night and ueep.
-LEpoks.
WORK on cleaning windows Of
w Manhattan ykyscrapcr> and
apartment houses Was halted
while the cleaners awaited the
arrival OF new safety hooks.
Again l ask why not revolving
windows on ,kyscrllerz2 Mn
dowS that can he turned around
and cleaned with no necessity Of
the cleaner risklrg h,S ilfe on "A
ledge 30 stories or more above
ground There are such windows.
They have ther or apartment
houses in SWodr0 and Denmark.
ASKING
QUERIES from clients q g.
oS The greatest double-p.ay
combination was Tinker ENerS
and Chance Of tho Cubs. What
was the second
A-Can't answer tn 4 I one
definitely. AS a kid | thought
next 10 the trio YOU mention
the combination of Dahlen, Gil
bert and MCGann of the Giants
was the greatest. Anyway,
these three were always break
ing the hearts of ~ Dodger
rOoters by killing of rallies
with double plays.
q My friend has Two CoilleS
born on the day of the corona
uon Of King George VI of Eng
land. These collieS are named
King and Queen | have two
dogs born that same day He
says 1t was May y, 1896
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-29
ALL ABOUT YOU AND YOURSELF

a Few Why's About This Or That


(
People do many things in life for which no reason
be given If asked Why they iatonaze Most OF one 5
naturalization humorous we'll as unpsyc biological
For example take the person Who- huns whistles. IL
one does these things dark he feels insecure
his safety Il of guarantee that he is still alive
Too one may whistle in the dark void hearing certain
soundSas footsteps Of the unknown creeches. moan
ings wells II not IN the dark whisng gives rhythm
10 ones movements aiding in the uniformity Of work done
2 Why yawn out loud,
These individuals wish to be heard They certain
music in the audible sound OF Sneeze or yawn It is
form of acceptable noise disturbance Custom even
allows in schools and churches without criticism such
sneezers and yawners mild Sad in that they like 10
contamnate others with cold hateyc and whatever 9TH
er contagious they may have.
g. Why brag about ones conquess
To brag about doing thing easier than doing it
Ii i "a form OF inferority 1t is way to be noticed
Many 10 impress people o their prowess, theH M
faenoe their beauty their educauon he same applies
those who ioNe 10 boast about their ancestors This
to influence people to appear superior 70 others 70 I'M
press people 10 win appreciation on the basis Of one
heritage. rather than working for Il
a. Why do old men marry young women?
Venerable males who do this are psychologically re-
crossing This is because they have skipped early
period in their life that IS growth period was arrested
and they returning TO by becoming interested IN or
asSociating vith--even marry--womcn much Younger
than themselves Whoever skipS period in his mental
Development Will most certainly return to it.
s. Why steel taps shoe heels?
OF course the to keep the heel turning
or wearing That sounds very plausible for economical
but the psychological is that the
has feeling of nferorty or Insecurity Such raucouS-
footed persons their security by the sound
OF their feet against the pavement They wish to make
sure they always on the earth
Why the excessive rubbing caressng Of part of
the body?
This Is complex sometimes called belly or
.'chest complex Il Is common in men than in wonl
en- mostly in old Patting humping the Chest
stomach gives the idea Of virlitN strength health II IS
calling attention 10 these
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-29
TRY FOR Sl,5OO IN
LITERARY PRIZES

NASHVILLE AMP Th +
viii B. total o, sisVo % prizes
offered IA HE Prentice HaIi-sr
vance Resiew literary contest
acoordn 70 Allen Tate editor
OF the Svanee Review Of SCI
waner college.
Tho pufpp ~ tho contest Is
90 onsours IS fNcellencc IN writ
ing poems say ami short sto-
ries Only those ~ southern ma
tyity are cl.-il'i. 70 compete FOR
The inetry aud short fiction rfi1-
IS. according 10 contest rules
Anyone ~ Anesieaa ciiizensbip
may mwne'e Tor plles offered
in the . disisicn Tate SAID
"Wc woal,l he Very much in-
t,resled in RECEIVING entries in
poetry fiction ANA tho essay from
gifted negro authors
All manus. mas be IN
the English lan-pare and type
written double spaced on one
side Of the paper Questions OF
eligibility viii be- passed npan by
the Judges and their decision
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-29
C0EgressmanSays
Rey.C.L.K. Smith
Caused The Riot

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American p,opl.
ana fV slca ~
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..a ill., of bringing
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IA fhs iioa.e last week.
p,.,a,s., ~. maxine Ma
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~ de,oare.d e,-,i.m in general
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-29
WHERE DETROIT VOTERS
SHOULD REGISTER NOW

renee % e'i'<ens "hH o' 'al
transfer stations oa'a
"uiiiis me u"f
Inc oa'sia' ftf a "a
- Ip'l""s
Police station So /,
Fort and Green I'll. d,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-29

Electric kitchen equipment is nor generally
available for sale now. Some is being
manufactured and distributed. twill be 10
your0dp0nf0ge 10 haze your name on your
electrical dealers Hsf. so thar you WiH be
able 70 ger if ar fhe earliest possible fime.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-29
DIR. JERNAcN TO
VISIT PACIFIC CTS

WASHINGTON lamp Or.
william n. Jernagin Will leave
for short tour of tie South
Pacific where he will visit Ne
arc soldiers. he IL director Of
IN. Washington bureau Of the
Frsternai Council OF Negro
churches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-29
PEOPLES DAILY DOINCS

tie language; that a japanese
49,, srier has ihat many charae
TEL, on a. H. said smiling.
Ngtn one uses a japanese
ttleoite- It is ike playing a
pipe-ofean ne didn't mean the
music bat the size of The ma
chm. However adding il az TO-
gcthtr b. told ~ that the LAM
-rags !. very easy 70 learn.
Another Prediction Wrong
we'll the world didn't blow up
rnas, az the Rev. Charles G.
Long N-missionary OF Pasadena,
california predicted. lie was
wrong as MANY Others have been
Hev Long has found an ann.
H. may haze gotten messed up
~ tho time hevause OF the dh-
terence between Jerusalem time
and Pacific war time. on the
other hand the trouble might be
The difference between Biblical
and modern calenders
The ifue facts about the end
q, the world IS this Your world
ends tho day that yon die
Psalm 1865 g. tells u.s. His
breath eoe,h forth he returneth
"a his earth in that very day
his thoughts perish"
Just when lie in ~ present
form viii end on this earth. man
ia not wise enough TO tell That
is a secret perhaps known only
nv God and his son Jesus. As
that song saws The Great and
Awful Day Will Surely Come
THAT day NAV be millions OF
wears OFF II you believe in Chris
tianity. you have faith that i
viii come some day.
The Jones Ranch
We ave told that Mrs Rachel
Jones "a member Of the Senior
choir OF Ebenezer AME church,.
end her husband have real
ranch out on Quinn Road. We
understand that they have hun
dreds OF chickens and hogs on
their ranch and that IT Is a
beauiifsl sight 10 see We want
20 wish Mr. and Mrs Jones all
the success in their business We
hone 10 have the opportunity
somcday Of seeing this ranch and
sampllng some of this meat.
,Nopc, the Joneses are not re-
lated 90 u.s.
The Gas. Shortage
The talk about = gas shortage
In Detroit II not merely paper
Talk. While We don't drive, the
airn OF the shortage can he seen
bv the number OF ears that are
not on the street. While walking
down Cratiot avenue from Chene
this morning Saturday 10 our
office. saw fewer cars on this
busy throughfare than ever be-
fore. including gas rationine
DAYS Here's an example. Look
ing from Vernon Highway and
cratiof down 20 81 Antoine and
rratlot. we saw only five cars
In sight.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-29
Here's The Answer
Questions on Pare ?

] Or Mordecai Johnsou How
u university
Lucille Whit
The Prince Hall Masons Of
higan
tcl $500 900
Atlanta, Ca
Puerto Rics. y " !.
pr Arthur Dondinesu
niversify OF Michigan
. Chicago
10. The American Council on
lfrlcan Education
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viii 81 final and conclusive The
south is defined a. consisting q.
tive states 81 MARYLAND, Virginia
West N.ainia North Carolina
South Carolina. Georgia. Alaba-
ma. Florida Mississippi Louisi-
ana. Texas Arkansas. nAhhoma
Missouri, Tennessee and Ken
;ncky.
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~ ~ v ~
Meeting The New Inspector
OF The Homicide Department

Meeting The New Inspector
OF The Homicide Department
The writer had the epporiunifv
20 meet the new Mead % the
Homicide department, last Tines
oay moinine ile is Inspector
Charles Seale We were inif0-
cucra 10 him 3, the Desk l..en
tcrgnt Gosh ! never could re-
insmne Vie lieutenant nam. and
can't ind hts card that have
tecn carrying FOR about fesi
IN MS private office As Inspector
Sedrle pulled away on a w ~
ea be prected us With w.f-
come smile giancing a. ihe be
mott Tribune on his desk before
ldn9 icaarkins u shall b. giad
To receive COPY of the Detroit
Tribune each week. was l,'
thinking II this u ;As TrihOue
for this week il is CIT eat.,f
ihsn il used to be
NY first impression q lnsp~c
Tor Searie Is that he il squaie.
saooicr and that We viii te-
,oiye the same courtesy shown
as for me past two wears hy Tie
iormer Inspector John @. Whit
man during our weekly siSi.
20 The iiomicide department for
the Detroit Tribune
The former head OF the iio-
micide department has heen adj
vaneed 70 senior Inspector in
change OF al the precinct deiec-
t:ves in the city
While speaking about the sens
ior Inspector We are reminded
cf one Of bis quotations printed
His' few months before bis ad.
Hancement X read "a follows
.l believe m square deal foi
c,erfhody lesardless 10 ls,c
,f-ed or color ! believe fna,
every policeman should respect
ne saDerio! Signed. John o
Whitman
An inierracial Tea
Last sunday evening. after
scfvire az The Church OF All
People. The members assembled
at tie central YNCA in DOWN
town Detroit for their first get
acquainted affair." There were
about $50 persons ~ many M
tionaiities putting brotherhood
IN practice We an were served
tea and cookies. We were 10 sin
tea anu got acquainted Win one
another That is just what We all
did
First a charming mlddle-sge
white lady came 70 Airs. Jones
and YOURS truly and introduced
herself I'VE cannot remember
names. anyway. she felt that n
Vas a step IN the iieht direction
toward true democracy and chris
iianity. We presented her with a
cops ~ The Detroit Tribune ~
was he first c0Iored Newspaper
that she had had the opportunity
Of reading for years Some dis.
cussed number Of colOred per-
sonalitles with Us. and expressed
her desire to meet some Of them.
including members OF wings
over Jordan
Next we talked about thirty
minutes with an elderly Jspa-
nese man, who was attending the
tea We found out a number Of
interesting facts about the Japs-
ness language. he told us there
are about $4,000 characters in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-29
BftfH.HftD ~ AfRn s.

Sofgf off.flH m f1 IT,
'nHs shout i4fIf d-lir tn
toie irnslfcship otof flpna
and Eritrea former Italian COLO.
uiss in Africa. They defend their