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Evening star., 1945-04-02

War bonds are the civilians ammu-
nition against the Japs and Nazis.
While the civilian cannot take part
in actual battles he can do so vicari-
ously through tanks, guns and other
materiel of war purchased with his
War bond money.
Evening star., 1945-04-02

1t costs money to save your boys
life. Give out to your Red Cross.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Ar NAUTWD &EDVIUGTr Answers to
AA AOSAe kyAIAe AOL Veterans Questions

If ONE receives dlsh0noF-
able discharge In the word
"dishonorabIe" written on the
paper! Could you name some
OF the reasons why q person
gets q discharge for uniitness
and undesirable. Y. /.
A dishonorable discharge
will state the fact that il is
diShonorable. II a man is dis
charged for unfitness 1T means
what il says; that he is unfit
for service. An undesirable dis
charge may be given for deSar-
ton, trial and conviction by
civil authorities. fraudulent en-
liStment.
Q-To what army are the fol-
lowing outfits attached: m
Co. G, 334th Infantry Regiment,
APO 81, New York. t21 Go. Is,
Ninth A. I. Bn., APO ESQ, New
York, n. Y?
A-O 4th Infantry DiYi-
sion, commanded by Mai Gen.
Alexander NJ. Boiling. is part
OF the Ninth Army, commanded
by 1t. Gen. William IL Simpson.
t2l Sixth Armored Division,
commanded by Mai. Gen. Rob-
ert Grow, is part of the Third
Army. commanded by Gen.
George S. Patton Jr
Q-When my husband and 1
were married year ago, he
requested that the name on his
insurance policy he changed
from his mother 60 me. Even
though I have never received
yellow slip notifying me Of the
change, would I be eligible for
the BENEFITS Of the insurance :
Ia II necessary TO have the yell
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

False. This Is Just one OF
those tidbits Of psychological
baloney that unpsychological
writers shoot off without any
facts TO back them up.
Most women, as well a. most
men, like to feel they are the
first love OF the other, and Of
course all hope 10 be the last.
However. some lovers don't seem
TO give a hoot whether they are
No. ! or 5 or 25 Gas they some
times are) just SO they head the
parade now.
2-Every one likes TO think OF
himself as very important, and
spends much Of his time trying
10 fool himself into believing
that he really is so, Even when
one is '1aboring under convic-
ton OF sin" and feels ornery
and low down over something
he has done, or is going to do.
he still tries TO find excuses for
himself. But If another person
were in his position. he would be
perfectly brutal in condemning
that person.
Except az a very few
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
WASHINGTON Scene
BY George Dixon

WILLIAM II. HOUCHTON,
w who retired recently as
secret service head in Phila-
delphia. was reminiscing the
other night. Somebody asked
what he considered his most
unusual experience.
The time we grabbed Henry
Morgenthsu for passing coun-
terfeit money" he returned
blandly
Well. everybody did double
take and one OF the party re-
acted so violently he spdrted a
mouthful OF soup six feet.
II mean H." said Mr.. Hough-
ton We got . frenxied call
from storekeeper In mid
town Philly one afternoon. He
Jabbered that = tall, suspicious
looking character, undoubtedly
= dangerous criminal. had just
handed him n phoney SEQ bill.
He said he Was stalling the
miscreant and thought he could
detain him until we arrived.
we raced through Phlla-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

delphia's narrow streets from
the Federal Building and sur
rounded the store. There was
some talk of pulling guns but
i decided against IL.
However. We went into TIN
establishment very much on
the alert-ready to draw at the
first false move. The store
keeper pointed out the queer
shower, and there We were
face To face with Henry Nor
genthau"
T1ME schedule OF a busy man
Il or the Presidents ap-
pointments:
9;15 a. m.--Senator Brewster
OF Maine.
:3e-Senator EsFofiette OF
Wisconsin.
9:45-Speaker Rayburn.
l0:00-Secretary OF the Treas
ury Morgenthau.
10l0-Acting Secretary OF
State Grew. Assistant Secretary
of State William L. Clayton,
FEA Administrator Leo T.
Crowley, Assistant Secretary of
War John J. McCloy. and In
dersecretary Of the Navy Ralph
A. Bard.
10:45-Oliver Lyttleton, Brit
ish minister Of production.
1l:00-Secretary Of Agricul-
ture Wickard.
1l:15-S ecretary Of Com
merce Wallace.
IL 30-Rep. Paul w. Shafer
OF Michigan.
ll:45-Rep Robert Crosser of
Ohio.
12:00 (Noon)-Forrner Sena-
tor Samuel Jackson OF Indiana.
12:l5 p. m.--George II. Will
liams and 1t. Col. Harold c.
Williams.
12:30LMa n power Director
Paul V. McNutt.
PAS. f. Mitchell. st,
Louis editor.
1:00-nunch) U. s. District
Judge Lewis Schwellenbach,
twho got two free meals on the
President; having been with him
for breakfast, tool
2:00-Gen. George Marshall.
3:45--Edwin Pauley. whom
he appointed American repre-
sentative on reparations COM
mission; and Or. Isadore Lubin,
named as Pauley's assistant.
4:30-Press conference.
500 1and on-and on-into
the night)-Paper work land
enough of IL TO snow five men
underD
With this schedule it's a good
thing the President doesn't cut
himself while shaving. because
he wouldn't have time 10 bleed!
Distributed ~ King Features snyd. fne.
Hsprc1pet,os ts vhois q h part
strictly prohfeited.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
One Word Led to Another
The Detroit Times
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
By Arthur "Bugs" Baer

Here is another instament of strange events and
habits encountered by fighting throughout the
world
you rub with Chinese girl you have kissed
her. 1t must be the friction that does it,
In the Ethiopian alphabet A. is the thirteenth letter
The stckeback is tropical fish that builds nest in
tree When the Simplon-Orent Express again the
conductor will speak languages and nod in six
You travel in the Panama Canal three hours with
out getting anywhere That's the time lost being raised
and lowered in the locks.
The goats in Timbuktu have no noses but they smell
just the There 30 yards of material in Albanian
trousers and Albanian his shrtta for para
chute
Orientals think precious metals around in the
earth like moles. They're wrong about Fort Knox.
Panama hats knitted under water but a good rain
mans shave enemies could their chnstraps
handles Speaking of whskers Margaret of Savoy had
long, black beard. Alta boy, Maggie
The African and Asian pygmies hold each other in
great contempt. They accuse each other of wearing
elevator shoes
Copyright.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
BETTER HEALTH
: By DR.. Herman Bundesen

DARkINSONS disease or
agitans =is-a
Chronic disorder which occurs in
older persons for the most part.
However. il may occur fol-
lowing encephalitis or luf1am-
nation Of the brain. which in
tHrn often develops after at
tacks Of influenza.
-In-more than 200 -patients
etudied by Or. Roland NJ.
klemme Of 81. Louis, injuries
accounted for a few cases OF
paralysis agltans
Hardening Of the arteries ~
the brain was responsible for
the condition in four of the
patients. while IN more than
two-thirds the disorder was
produced by encephalitis
In about one-fifth OF the pa
tients no cause could be found
Men had the disorder about
twice as often aS women.
THE symptoms OF paralysis
L agitans consist OF an in
crease In sweating, a distur-
bance OF the gait or walking. an
increase in the amount OF
saliva. a set appearance Of the
face and stiffness Of the muscles
The patients affected with
this condition have a tremor or
twitching OF the hands. shaking
OF the head and shuffling
gait
The treatment Of paralysis
agitans has been carried out by
Using various drugs with the
(pe that they would relax the
Muscles and relieve the witch
ing and other symptoms.
Such drugs as hyosine have
been used.
Belladonna has also been en-
ployed, particularly variety
known as Bulgarian belladonna.
A part Of the vitamin Boom
plex known as vitarin B-6 or
pyr1doX1ne has been given IN
large doses by injection with re-
ported Improvement in some
cases.
DR. KLEMME has used an
~ operation on his patients
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
By George E.
SokolsN

territorial and administrative in
tegrity. These treaties have
often been violated; neverthe-
less they stand.
Russia signed similar treaty
with China. The difference lies
in the fact that the United
States and Great Britain recog-
nize the Chungking government
as the legitimate government
while Soviet Russia sometimes
does and sometimes does not, de-
pending upon whether Chang
kai-shek works with the Chi
nese communists or not.
should say that even today,
after IA years of war with
Japan. the average literate Chi
nese is as fearful of Russia as Of
Japan. And that is true in most
areas OF east Asia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
low slip and should I inquire
further about it? II. y. q.

low slip and should inquire
further about it? II. Il. G.
A-The certificate OF insur-
ance Is only sent when the in
sured serviceman requests in
writing that II be sent 10 the
beneficiary Even though you
do not have a certificate. you
will still be able TO collect the
monthly inStalrnents.
Q-My husband has been dis
charged from the navy and has
been classified 10 (Disc.). Can
tho local board put him In 2-B
F)? VIII he ever be called
again. O. g. l..
A=T'here are four exceptions
10 the general policy relating to
1-C tDiScD claSSificationS. If
your husband was not in the
service for AZ least 90 DAYS he
may be called without an act
of the director; if all Of his time
was spent in college training
programs and the like. he can
be called; if he requests Undue
e ton IL does not need an act OF
the director TO remove him from
that classification. if. as a COM
missioned officer or warrant
officer, he was discharged
under conditions other than
honorable and his local board
has a letter from the service
stating that he is acceptable
under the services moral stand
ards he may be reclassified
without an act of the director.
1t is very doubtful that your
husband will be called since he
was discharged for disability.
Q-Is an enlisted man, q ma
tive Puerto Rican serving In the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
WALTER WNCHELL 1.csu,u On

DRESIDENT TRUMAN Tin
L nearly thirty years of mar
ried bliss) has never failed TO
communicate with Mrs. Truman
Gery day.
Edgar (Cholly McCoddy) Ber-,
gen and Frances Westerman
(itemed often as altar bound)
are now reported phffft.
Helen, Forrest and Jimmy
tx (Ritz Freres) are breath
They say Elmer (OWD Davis
shelve those tndefPaid
headaches to work for the
Scripps-Howard papers.
Sportsmen suspect that Leo
(Dodgers) Durocher's ex-wife
came 10 town (from st. Loo
last week. on reconciliation
matters.
The only place In Forever
Amber" where a woman says
"No" is on page ait.
WHATEVER became OF those
w death warrants for Nazi
spies Colepaugh and Gimpel7
The warrants were on FDR's
desk when he died.
Victor Mature jumped into
that pool with his clothes on for
q gag, not for the reported cash
prize.
Major Bowes says he's just
unlaxing. not Ill, as scuttlebutt
has il from coast TO coast.
MAYOR KELLY OF Chicago
I'1 is expected 10 flash that
plans are nearly completed for
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
MARY-HAWORTH'S MAIL

ing him to dinner and the
weekly parties she gives.
Is she truly my friend7 Is
she honestly trying TO keep me
AS she puts it-from making
a mistake sure 10 be regretted
soon after II is made Are we
too young 10 know love and ac-
cept the responsibilities that
marriage brings? Please state
your opinions. h. b.
DEAR X. B.:
ETS call the girl Becky,
Il since she Is reminiscent
of Becky Sharpe in Thacker-
rays Vanity Fair
Becky is trying 10 drive
wedge between you and jim be-
cause she is pathologically jeal-
OILS of your romance.
/ am not saying you should
marry Jim. Maybe so. Maybe
-nnt,rhere are substantial pros
and cons 10 he ~eiehed,,iri de-
Gliding that question
My advice about Jim is-take
your time, Stay engaged for at
least two years from the time
of meeting, 10 explore your po-
tentials as friends and pFaeti-
cal partners as well as sweet
hearts, before calling In The
preacher.
About Becky-avoid her as
YOU would a nest of rattle
snakes. She is a deadly enemy
Of your happiness, so don't ex-
pose your thoughts and feelings
10 her poison bite again.
VI. FL.
EDITORS NOTE-Mory Ha-
worfh eourseis through her col.
umn; NOT BY mail or personoi
interUieW. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

army of the u. q. I'm Puerto
Rico, required to obtain permis-
sion from his commanding offi-
Ger 10 contract q marriage with
. girl whs II residing In the
continental q. So Miss NJ. NJ.
All the soldier comes 10 the
continent 10 marry, he will not
require permission; but he will,
II the girl goes TO the island to
be married 10 him.
Q-What types of vessels are
the USS Sangsy and the USS
Astoria ? f-------
A-USS Sangay is an auxili-
airy ammunition ship. USS As
toria is a light cruiser, formerly
names Wilkes-Baare. She was
built by the Cramp Shipbuilding
Co: her keel was laid Sept. 6,
1941, and she was commissioned
in 1914. Her displacement is
10000 tons and she carries a
crew Of 900 men. Her length
tat water line) is 600 feet, and
her main armament consists of
II Six-inch and II five-inch, 3S-
caliber guns. In addition she
carries many 40-millimeter and
20-millimeter anti-aircraft guns.
Q-May an iilegitimate child
have any claims on her fathers
National Service Life Insurance
policy IL he admits paternity
and has given her his name?
Am illegitimate Child is in
cluded within the permitted
class Of beneficiaries.
Q-What does c. VI. p.
mean? l.. w.
At probably means Conn.,
bat Military Police.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

stay pure and chaste" always.
When she learned I was Sc
rious about Jim. she teased me
and wanted 10 meet him. BY
accidcnt we met one day and /
introduced them.
To my horror. she f1irted out
regeously-which is not her
usual manner III Ill.
Jim was polite but firm In
snuhhing her and later ex-
pressed surprise at my having
such a boy crazy friend.
Immediately she called him
several times - although not
since we've been engaeed-ask-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

suffering from paralysis AgitanS,
and he found that IN more Than
three-feurths OF them. improve
ment resulted and restoration
OF the action OF the muscles oc-
CURED.
A certain area 81 the brain
known as the PfeHeter -eeftex
Is the site OF the operation.
BY cutting this part Of the
brain. he thinks that nerve i'm
pulses may be kept from pass
ing down from brain to
other parts OF the nervous
system.
In carrying out this operation,
Of course. the premotor cortex
must be carefully marked of
and then cut. II is necessary
20 remove part Of the skull 10
reach the brain area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
"WHAT was the greatest
w sDrinter In the history of

CHINA is now divided into
~ four governments: The
recognized Chaungking govern
ment, headed by Chang Kai-
shek; the Marking government.
controlled by the Japanese;
Manchukuo. headed by Henry
Pu-Yi, former emperor Of China;
the Yenan government of the
Chinese Communists. Every
part of China not directly under
the Chungking government is
controlled either by Japan or
by Soviet Russia.
In the population spread over
East Asia, Chinese cannot be re-
garded as living only within
China. They are important
population factors in the Philip
pines. in Malaga, Siam, French
Indo-China and Burma. Singa-
pore was as much Chinese as
a Malay city when this war
started. In fact, in some Of
these countries, that part of the
business which is not owned by
the British or other Europeans
is Chinese owned. Therefore,
in the politics of the East OF
Asia, the politics of China in
fluence the entire region.
In China there has always
been, either in the open or in
the background, a nationalistic
and antiforeign motive.
CHINA cannot and will not
~ distinguish between peace
loving" or "aggressor" nations
II either Of them steals Chinese
territory The Chinese went 10
war with Japan in 1881 because
japan seized Manchuria and
they have been at war with the
Japanese. on and off, since
then. Millions of Chinese have
been killed in that war and il
will continue until all Chinese
territory Is returned to China.
That becomes the principal
political factor In the East
Asiatic region, and il applies to
all countries that may have
held Chinese territory prior TO
this war. 1t applies to the Japa-
nese in Manchuria, the Russians
in Sinkiang. Kansu and around
the city of Yenan; 1t applies TO
the British at Hong Kong.
In my prolonged residence in
China, no other fact made as
positive an impression as
China's insistence upon the re-
turn OF its own territory by
whomsoever held.
THERE are perhaps 10000
Il 600 people in the area
geographically called China.
The masses have been more
exploited by their own officials
than by foreigners upon whom
they blame all their troubles.
Yet, that does not matter. II
they quarrel with their own Of
ficials and among themselves
that is their problem; when any
foreign country is involved, they
tend TO join ranks-that is, most
OF them do--in opposition to the
foreigners. And the Chinese
make no distinction between
good and bad foreigners, so long
as Chinese territory and the ad-
ministrative integrity OF the
government is inviolste.
THE position of the United
Il States and Great Britain is
determined by a long series Of
treaties which guarantee China's
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

ing half TO the cathedral and
keeping half.
Smythe persuaded a gullible
Washington stamp columnist
last week TO help exploit IL.
DING CROSBY was signed by
- the Telephone Hour for the
July two program.
Houghton- Mifflin will adver-
tise Stuart Cloete's Against
These Three" as triptych.
They feel the word will add
10000 subway readers to the
best-seller sale.
The IT. Klurfelds OF the Long
Island set have a baby-joy!
They say all single men
drafted (from now on) will be
part of the army of occupation
In Yurrop.
Don't be amazed If selective
service continues after VI Day.
The Felix Knights are tot
way.
Draft quotas for July will be
tilted 25 per cent to include all
1S-to-26-year-olds (single).
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland
Is one of the largest real estate
owners in Washington.
Syndicates are crying for laff-
cartoons. A good one now is
better than an annuity policy.
Attn State Dept; More di-
plomacy; less dopelomacy.
1t. Oliver Jensen The auth'd
Carrier War" for Pocket
Books. IncD joins Warmers as
tech. director for their film,
Task Force. .
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
DEAR MARY HAWORTH

DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
I WAS % in April Jim will be
L 20 in October. We met six
months ago and were instantly
attracted Soon he was eating
me daily.
Since childhood. I have had
one special chum in whom |
conffded my cares and ambi-
tions. She felt as | did about
boys and claims she still does
Although she writes 10 sew
>1rsl boys in the service. she
never had beau, or
AHted one She says she Is not
foing TO marry; she intends 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

A tLCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.
"A organization made up OF
people who are striving 10 cure
themselves OF an uncomfortable
desire for strong drink, is not
an exclusively male organiza-
ton. II has female members.
II you remember, as a kid
buying "hokey=pokey" ice cream
for a penny a portion from an
Italian with push-cart you can
call yourself a young old timer.
HWHAT was the greatest
w sprinter In the history of
the American turf?" asks a
Bostenian. This query covers
too much ground for me. Ameri-
can turf history has been in the
making for more than 200 years.
However. il there was any better
sprinter than Iron Mask IL must
have been very speedy animal.
Iron Mask went five and one
half furlongs in 1903 2-5 carry
ing $50 pounds.
81 RE Taurus tApril 2I-May
"A 20) girls q trifie on the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
r.. DURLING

stubborn side ?. asks sub
scriber who says she was born
April 20. The stargazers say the
Aries girls are the most stub
born and that Taurus girls are
"a little less stubborn than the
Aries"
The pictures artists paint Of
mothers for Mothers Day
literature and advertising are
more realistic than formerly.
That IS, they make the mother
look yeunger. In yesteEyear the
pictures Of mothers looked more
like those of grandmothers.
NLIANG the Kaiser!" was the
IL slogan of the elections in
England in December 1913.
Lloyd George was in favor of the
idea suggested by the slogan.
Article 227 of the peace treaty
accused the kaiser OF being a
war criminal. The Allies were
very anxious to bring him to
trial.
But the kaiser at Doom, Hol-
land, had the protection of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

points on sarth's surface. no.
The only correct time Is sun
time. But when the worlds
business had to be done by tele-
graph and by fast train, IL was
impossible to run things by the
sun. Sxty-six years ago San
ford Fleming induced the World
Time Conference to divide the
earth into time zones, with the
same time throughout each zone.
Although Fleming died In 1915.
almost unknown, this was one
OF the greatest scientific achieve
ments Of all time. Without IL
the whole worlds business
would be I'm confusion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
On the
Side

Dutch government which re-
fused TO give him up.
Some trials OF minor war
criminals were held. Three Ger
mans were given short Jail sem
tences for Ill treating prisoners
OF war.
IT WAS not Emerson but
i Helen Bell who said:
The sense of being perfectly
well dressed gives q feeling Of
inward tranquility which reli-
gion n poweriess tn bestow."
Some of the fellows who
make a business of writing sing
ing commercials for radio have
received as much as $2,500 for
eight lines.
The slogan of Portland. Ore.
Is for you a rose in Portland
grows" / have been In Portland
several times but nobody pinned
a rose on me.
TOO many young women
l. worry too much about what
sort of impression they are
making on male escort. They
should forget that angle and re-
lax. The thing for a girl to do
Is concentrate on what kind of
impression the man is making
on her. This suggestion is from
our Mules & Men Dept, File
No. 119B.
"WILL you campaign for abol-
W ishing tips to hat-check
girls" asks a Chicagoan.
I just don't know what to say.
sir. IL / started a campaign
like that. how would I explain
1t to the charming red-haired
hat-check girl of Manhattan.
who asks practically every
patron:
did you see what Durling
said I'm his column today"
copyriEht. ls4s. BY King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Connolly Answers

1-ta); 2-(b); 3(b); +(c);
Sal; 6-(a) Indiarubber:
tb) Bearlike: (c) Collection
OF public documents; Id
Burned sugar: (e) Card
game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

a 10-hour flight between Chi
cago and London. Ky
. Insiders hear that Summer
Welles may be hired as editor
of a former nickel mag which
may change hands.
Warmers. now readying Life
with Father, learned that 10
boys from the stage casD are
in uniform!
Jane keane is back in New
York from Movietown where
she sat around for rs weeks tat
$3.50 per week. without facing
any camera.
Franchot Tone Is being seen
with Jean Dairyrnple because
Jean is Mrs. Tones buddy.
Carlos Ramirez runs away
with the thrushing honors in
one sequence of Where Do We
Go From Here (Which con-
sumes Ia reels. Remarkable
Gilbert and Sullivan" lyrics
about Chris Columbus three
ships. the Nina. the Pinta and
Santa Maria.
WARNING: Edward James
w Smythe,s alleged War
Veterans Assn, Inc. thead-
quarters at Washington
peddles books and victory
stamps" His statesmen are on
40 per cent commission basis.
This column has documentary
proof.
Smythe was one Of the 30
defendants in the alleged Sc
dition mass trial and still is.
He arranged a stamp sale for
a cathedral in the capital, CIV
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
"WILL you campaign for abol-
w IshinR tips TO hat-check
Brain Game Answers

Vermont, 1871; Kentucky,
1892. and Tennessee, 1896:
2-Michael O'Shea; 3-(a) is
correct; 4-(a) 25, (b) 80:
'ta) True; (b) false.
George Washington said IL.
6-She Is killed by her dis
carded lover, Don Jose; =
The expansion of metals,
liquids and gases when
heated; ePizzicato.