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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

WHEN I say Mayor LaGuardia
W of New York City is a dirty
talker 1 don't mean that he just
INDUCES in the routine helling
and damning that most men use
and the occasional seXy epithets
that are dictionary words, so
TO speak.
/ mean that he rolls filth
around in his mouth with vol
uptuous Adriatic relish and re-
peats it and fairly drools it.
He is, moreover, a bull-dozer
who takes advantage of his
position 10 bawl out decent,
manly officials of the police de-
partment who would reach out
and knock him bowlegged but
for his power TO fire them out
of the service without their
pensions after all their years.
He humlliateS other subordi-
mates in the same way and al
though he is a great fourflusher
about the right of a worker TO
talk back TO the boss, man.
fashion, without being fired, he
goes into screaming RACES when
ever some individual decides
that his manhood is more pre-
cious than a lousy job and lets
him have some of his abuse
right back.
THE melancholy that pervades
L the police department is
the result of degrading restric-
tions that have been placed on
the cops in their dealings with
his political following and his
arrogance toward his betterS
on the force has also contrib
uted TO a terrible decline of
the morale of corps that once
was the best in the world.
In the last few years he has
just about talked himself out of
his job as mayor by his absurd
tiles over the municipal radio
station which has become his
personal propaganda outlet.
Most demagogues use radio
TO advantage but LaGuardia 5
voice is almost soprano and
moreover most of the masses"
TO whom he looks for his sup
port are the very people who
like to lay bet in the books
or play the numbers racket.
There was a race riot in
Harlem a few years ago and you
would have thought that would
be a lesson 10 him. But no, the
other day he had to get on the
air and tell the Negro popula-
tion that the white daily news
papers had purposely refrained
from saying that General Eisen-
hover was going to drive
through Harlem to the bail
game because the papers were
anti-Negro, which was not true
and might have stirred up an
other disaster.
Then he made political oc-
casion of the Eisenhower dinner,
as Hitler made politics Of the
Olympic games, using the gen.
eral as the stooge for a politi-
cal trick while lot of Commu-
nists horned in where they had
no business.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
One Word Led to Another
around here!
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
> I he DttroIl Ilmes
By Arthur Bugs" Baer

With the Fourth week-ending into an elastic hotel
BILL might be well to ponder upon the decadent democ
racies, the thereto and the feeding thereof.
That also snaps propaganda up with round turn
and brings morale into the high rent districts.
Bento the Chin and Adolf the Muzzer balconized
with tremendous biased acoustics upon the frenzed
tremors of the decadent demox. SO much that
the Repubs walked around in degenerated echelon.
could feel myself decadanizng in high frequency
under the ncessant nsnuatons Of the baconees
of doom in II delightful favors.
Yet, in spite of the palptatng propaganda the spot
ted and rotted demox stepped to the mark and slapped
Adolf and Bento to white blister
Which brings to disordered intellects the prob
lematc value of large doses of propaganda Proving
that yelling from the rooftops is no good There's
always some punk higher than you chimney. And
he isn't Santa Claus
If YOU were to believe the erated and repetitious
guterngs and cummings of the balcony beezers in 1910
then we decadized Democrats deader than con-
demned government beef
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

WASHINGTON Grape vine:
w Judge Fred sVinson (the
rumors persist) Is slated TO in
herit Sec'y II. Morgenthau's
Treasury -SeefetsFyship-AHd
that under-Sec'y Grew will exit
from the State Dept by being
licked upstairs as special polit-
III adviser" to the joint Army
navy command in the Pacific.
The same sort of job Robert
Murphy had with Gen. Eisen-
hero.
John Bricker's pals sayshe will
try again in '48 but only if he
can run in the top spot.
After 13 months in the Pa
cific war area land. extensive
sea duty in the Mediterranean
1t. Cmdr. F. ID. Roosevelt
USNR) is now trying to transfer
TO the regular US Navy, where
he will stay for his career II
the request is granted, he will
study at Newport Naval College
and then Annapolis. -
The probe of Gen. Elliott
Roosevelt has uncovered his
whereabouts for great part OF
the time; 470 combat hours be-
hind the enemy iines-in an un-
armed plane.
CTEVE EARLY had checkup
- and rest in a Md. naval hosp.
The Dock Of w. raised eye
brows at the swanky Colony
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

her know how much we mean
TO each other, but she is just a
dumb person and won't give him
up 10 the one person he loves.
When | told her about us, she
said if he would come TO her
and tell her honestly that he
wanted me, she would give
him up
But know he has already
done this.
Can't / do something about
those letters? ?
mean, can't I use them TO
make her give him up?
There is certainly something
wrong with the world when a
woman can hang on 10 a man
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

DEAR f. T:
THERE is something wrong
l. with the world indeed,
when there are persons like
YOU and this man acting on
par with jungle apes.
The word love is hideously
profaned when employed by
such as you 10 defend or ex-
plain your lawiess degeneracy.
Your brazen attack on the
wifc'S position, which you ad-
vertiSe here in some detail.
along with the conviction that
your purpose and campaign are
greatly justified, would persuade
a lunacy commission that you
are in need OF watchtul care in
-HTeTtai fTgsPftai
Also, Of course, you manifest
delusion in thinking the man
stays with his wife because she
hangs on 10 him
lis iHfideiity. eondoned by
her. proves that he IS a very
unfettered husband. who stays
because he wants to-as you
would know, if you were in her
shoes.
His love letters and gifts lost
their bludgeon value when you
showed them TO her and she
brushed them aside
So my advice is: Face the fact
that you have run out OF ammu-
milton in trying 20 steal him.
Quiet down before you attract
public attention 10 your hay
wire antics. If YOU wish 10 stay
at large and pass for normal.
VI. III.
EDITORS NOTE-Mary HG-
north counsel, through her coll
umn; not BY mail or personal
irte<UieU. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

when he conversed with a famed
con man, although the Dock
may not have been acquainted
with the fact.
The Atlantic Beach Club
Long Island) dropped an inter-
nationally known logue from its
membership
Darling / am growing old
dept: Virginia Weidler, former
kid star, is now posing for leg
art.
Johnny TOMBSTONE. who
- resigned the news room post
at IN American Bcasting Co.,
is in Reno for the usual reason.
Capt. Dick Fishell (ex-Variety
sport ed) is now with the
Armed Forces Radio Services
after nearly two years overseas.
Songwriter Lew Brown is do
ing a book called "They Forget
to Rer lember," about alleged in
CRATES he helped get started.
Hamilton Fish Armstrong,
the expert on foreign affairs
and author of I'VE or They"
tone of the first books 10 ex-
plain what Europe was up tol,
did al. outstanding job as adj
wiser to our delegation at the
Roosevelt conference in S. +.
M. Todd's up in Central
Park" will profit 81 100000 in
its first year. Said to be a new
high.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Ar NAu-up
WV NSA/As h1G to Veterans

a. served I'm the army from
0 October, 1912, to August.
194S, when i requested release
to go into defense work. i was
40 years Of age when discharged.
Am 1, or am I not entitled 10
mustering-Out pay: +. +. :.
A-Since you were released
from active service at your own
request to engage in essential
industry. the mustering-out pay
law states that you are not
eligible, UNLESS you served
outside the continental limits Of
the United States, or in Alaska.
Q-Would the widow of
World War j veteran be en-
Titled to monthly pension IL her
income Is $1,000 annually:
r.. A. G.
Aft the World War I vet
eran died as result of his
service connected disability,
there is no income restriction TO
bar his widow from receiving
death compensation benefits, If
the veteran died of cause other
than a ervice-connected disa-
hility. his widow may receive
monthly pension only if her an
nual income does not exceed
$1,000 per year if she has no
minor children, or $500 per
year IL she has dependent minor
children. In computing annual
income, money from govern
ment life insurance need not be
counted.
Of n family allowance
check continues after the serv-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
T AM in love with man who
i also loves me and for several
months we were together con-
stantly.
He is married but he does not
care for his wife.
He stopped caring for her
when they had been married
about two years.
II know he never really cared
for her and she knows II too,
He has told her so, over and
over, but she hangs on TO him.
have talked 10 her and
bwed her love letters and
gifts from him.
The letters alone should let
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

gradually became almost uni
versal.
5No. A crowd, mentally
can be scattered, physically. all
over the earth. On the mental
and emotional side, a crowd is
made up of people who think
alike. and are moved by the
same motives and appeals. Com
munists are a crowd, all over
the world. So are all pressure
groups, of all kinds, although
many of the members may
never have seen another
member.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Brain Game An.werr

MAN O'War.
2-(b) Is correct.
3-Northwestern Canada.
flames Buchanan.
5-Music.
6-(a) True. (b) False. T!A
range is approximately fo,V
octaves.
IA C-54 cargo plane.
SELike waters made with
honey. Exodus 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

the general glorification of Miss
Gibson was that | did not think
her story was particularly good
for Hollywood morale. Most
actors and actresses have TO
work and sacrifice for years
real blood, sweat and tears-to
get a shot at the movies. did
not think they would be happy
10 know Miss Gibson achieved
the same largely because of
her hearty and whole-souled
penchant for slapping august
senator's quite low across their
backs.
will not dispute that Miss
Gibson is a character. In my
way ! am also quite fond Of her.
In published interviews she said
/ was her Ideal newspaper
man: a decision she apparently
arrived at after / roped her TO
chair in the Senate press
gallery because she would not
keep her nose out OF my type
writer.
But now Miss Gibson is back
with us. She remains silent
about her Hollywood expert
ences and for few. days she
was very glum. However am
glad TO report she is rapidly be-
coming her old self again.
She confded loudly she is
quite annoyed with the Countess
Austine Cassini over a piece
the latter wrote about her.
"The next time I see Madame
Cassini," screamed Miss Gibson,
with her habitual maidenly re-
serve, II am going to beat the
hell out of her.7
II anything comes of this I
will let you know. together with
the blow-by-blow and weights
at ringside.
4 NUMBER of Washington's
"a lady journalists got into an
earnest discussion of expense
accounts the other day. One
said she has been having differ
ences with her editorial auditor.
HE made me do my expense
account over four times" she
said. FINALLY I got so mad that
I turned in one three yards long,
itemizing every little thing I
could think Of, including lotion
for my observation-disclosures
fingers.
Then, because I wanted to
make the old plnchpenny squirm,
1 added this note:
There's also . fur coat
buried In here, but I'll bet you
can't find it,"
Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
Reproduction IN whole or In part
strictly prohibited.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

iceman Is discharged from the
army, what should his family
do about IT? Are they entitled
to 1t?
A-Entitlement 10 the allow
ance check min a tes the
month Immediately following
the month in which the dis
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
MARY HAWORTH,S MAIL

just because she has a wedding
ring.
When I telephone him and She
answers, she never gives him
my message 10 call.
She has no pride or she would
leave him.
Don't you agree! y. I.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

gratefully received.
COMMANDER of the British
" Fourteenth army in Burma,
1t. Gen. Sir William j. Slim
recently stated: Every army
in the world talks about fight
ing to the last man but the
Japanese are the only ones who
do il. Since October, 1943. in
Burma we have killed 100000
Japanese and taken only 1000
prisoners. OF these latter only
500 were able-bodied."
TINS is a story from Asia
Il Minor, where our men in
khaki vouch for il. The Sultan Of
Oman and Muscat has leased TO
the Allies airfields in the city OF
Salala. 1t is located in the SOUTH
ern part of the Saudi Arabian
peninsula The sultan, however.
will accept payment of only one
kind of currency for the airport
rights-namely, Marie Teresa
silver coins, dated from the 17th
Century. Such coins are diff
cut 10 obtain, but the Allies give
him a steady quota of them
dated 1900 and umpty-two. They
are minted in San Francisco.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Connolly Answers

1-(c). 2=(b). 3-(a). A.
tb). 5-(a). 6-(a) five;
(b) three; (c) six; I'D one:
(e) six.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
BETTER HEALTH
By DR.. Herman Bundesen

that they would like 10 return
to =ytffJJift,s-,===-4Atfftier=discharge Dc, from
the hospital they were gwen
two weeks Of light duty.
or course, il is not necessary
that the treatment be carried
out in a hospital. For those in
civilian life, the treatment could
easily be given in the physl-
clans office and then the re-
turn 20 ordinary activities per-
mitted.
QUESTION AND ANSWER
W. B.-I always seem 10 have
a cold. My nose runs all the
time. What could cause this?
Answer-It is probable that
you have allergic rhinitis, a
condition which is related 10
hay fever. II is due to sensi-
tivity 20 some protein. pollen,
dust or other material with
which you come in contact. An
allergist should be consulted
about this matter. The use Of
ephedrine or adrenalin may be
helpful in relieving the symp-
toms.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
drops:
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
GASOLINE

tASoLlHE
A Coupon is--e EsllonI. valid through
Sept. Il. LI
B-T and CT Coupons-5 gallons each.
Re and C-s Coupons-5 gallons each.
tLsv requires state name and license
number be written on every coupon
when received. N.l
Gas for Soldiers-l gallon q DAY up 70
80 days Mileage ration record for
specific auto must be presented ~
soldier 20 local board where car Is
registered.
FUEL OIL
Periods q, ., .. q and s--vsIid through
Aug. 81. le4s.
Period q t'45-'48 series valid through
Aug. 81. l946.
sUGAk
stamp ss. Boob A. valid through
LIoUoa
Ration Bcck q, No. A-vsiid throuEh
July 81 for l quart whisky.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Write Your
Questions

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will mail You a personal
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
On the
Side

the idea. Maybe I haven't the
right kind of a holder. Any
suggestions as 10 this will be
gratefully received.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
SUCCESS ~ MARRIAGE
Tests

Are you q good risk 81 marriage
/ partneT7
Can you ee happy with the psrtnes,
OF your cholcef
I What are the siKns that foreteu the
success of any mArriaFe1
Two OF Americas outstanding socio-
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the DETROIT TIMES C-II
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Sheriff DiScIaiImS
Vivid VAN KNOWLEDGE
international Photo

l0-ceniS-a-mile, which IS o. X.
With the deputies.
"The first thing l knew about
this was when the state admin
iStratiVe board revealed con-
tracts from the auditors show
ing that they were going to
haul the prisoners in that swell
new van. Then / blew up. Two
got my own arrangement with
the state now"
Baird paused 10 dry=his brow.
"NeXt week." he then said,
I'm going to ask the board Of
supervisors To transfer that car
To me. 10 can convert IL into
a radio service truck. That's
something we really need"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

The Black Maria that turned
into a white elephant was in
dlgnantly disowned d today by
Sheriff Andy Baird.
"I didn't even know we had
such a car" the sheriff said, re-
ferring 10 the vivid van bought
by the county II months ago al
Baird's request. THAT thing
belongs TO the county auditors.
It's their baby"
II might be explained tndt the
van. now gathering dust in a
garage az Congress and Beaunien
was designed for transporting
prisoners from the jail 10 state
institutions.
1t was delivered nearly a year
ago al cost Of Sl175. but has
never been used Baird. accord
ing 10 the auditors. demanded
that the county buy such A car
because his deputies could not
afford 20 transport prisoners for
6-centS-a-mile.
That was in 194l. Since then
the state has raised the fee "a
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28

WAS administered.
Her husband said he was in
formed by officials Of Merck &
Co. Railway. y. J., manufacturers
Of the drug, that considerable
amount should arrive momentarily.
Mrs. Levine, -, OF 1922 Leslie,
needs the streptomycin for treat
mcnt OF liberated colitiS
Herman Keifer Hospital pro-
yidcd 300o.0 900 units Monday when
the plight of Mrs. Levine became
known through a story in The De-
,roit Times. The army, holder Of
prioriucS on the drug. searched
ITS hospitals in vain for a supply
Her physician at Harper Hos
pital reported no change in her
condition and said the amount OF
the drug already used was toe
small to produce conclusive re-
suits
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Carr Saves
Tot i'm Street
Detroit times Lansing BSrsau

LANSING Sept. 27-Judge Le-
and " Carr stepped e4t= OF his
new role As MichlGan'S supreme
court justice here yesterday after
noon. 10 rescue tiny blond girl
Som the dangers Of traffic near
The Capitol.
The jurIst was walking on
Capitol avenue when he saw the
child dash out into the street.
and came TO the rescue while
cars passed dangerously close.
Carr found the chld had become
lost from her mother and turned
her over 10 police authorities,
after 4 vain attempt 90 locate the
parent
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
1915 Champion TOpcOat
S:B5

topeot balanced lightly and easily your shoulders
lightly easily that you're hardly
though wrapped blanket That's the 1915 Champion
looking sVsgg box models toor Shands,
haroloths n and Young
oofbt-S,sori ssi3-s
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Golf BALI Hunter
Paws N.5 for Swim

4 s. fine iar A4s thinning ~ =}f=!5s
Isle canal today had been assessed
ny Traffic Judge John y, Watt.
against Norman holbcrg, IS, o.
1857 Sherwood
kolbeIE'S explanations:
II wasn't swimming, Judge.
I was fishing out golf balls. /
found quite "a few 80
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
I Ndzi CdptiveS
At Large Il Days
Detroit Time. Batu, Greek Bureau

FORT CUSTER, Sept. 27=Two
elusive German war prisoners set
a record for the Michigan area
today by remaining at large Il
days after escaping from the
temporary prison camp at Dun
dee. No o%er war prisoner in this
area has eIuded capture more than
five days.
Army authorities intimated the
pair might have found shelter in
Detroit or Toledo. Any one found
guilty OF harboring or assisting
prisoners of war IS subject 10 a
long prison term and heavy fine.
One of the NaziS. Helmut
KrauSs, 27. A blond, blue-eyed g.
footer. reportedly speaks fair
English. His partner is Heniz
Krause, o. lie is 6 feet .. weighs
l56 pounds and is also light haired
and blue-eyed
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Ruling Allows Boost
In TooImdkers Pay
international Sound Photo

Wages Of tool and die makers
may roN be- raised without sp-
proysl of Tho War Labor Board
phHIp Arrow. chairman Of the
too. and die commission, an
ro.rrCd today
The raises may be made only
II they VIII not cause A raise IN
trro ceilings. hc explained.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Asks Official Backing
In j. NJ. Tax Case

ANN ARBOR Sept y VII
liam !. LuckiHc. resident OF Bar
ton Hills and Detroit attorney
has written the Ann Arbor com
mon council requesting the city 10
cooperate In backing his pending
suit 20 force The University oi
Michigan 20 pay taxes on n,
'non-cdgCauOnaI buildings d
.rYOparfy"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
State 10 Condemn
4. of VI. Dorm Site

ANN ARBOR, Sept. pa pcti-
ton 10 begin condemnation pro-
cecdInGS against owners of eight
residences now occupying the site
chosen by the University OF Michl-
gan for A new mems dOrmitory
was filed in circuit court today by
Atty. Gen. John r. DethmerS IN
behalf Of the university board OF
reCpntS
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
A SOLDIERS TRIBUTE

Gen. Jonathan NJ. Vain
wright. hero of CorregidOr,
standing with head bowed
after placing a wreath on
the memorial TO war dead
In Syracuse, n. ", before
Journeying To home town
celebrations in his honor
at Skeneateles, n. Y.
International Sound Phot
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Bombay Riots Kill 3

NEN YORK, Sept. q GNS)--
The kondon radio reported that
three persons were killed and 25
others injured when rioting broke
out between Hindus and Moslems
in Bombay.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
| l00th Birthday Friday

MONROE, Sept III. &. Corl
Monroe County vii observe his
lGTh birthday tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-28
Rare Drug Is Awaited
To Buoy Life Hopes

Physicians waited anX~Isy today Tor quantity shipment Of
reptomScn needed the life OF Mrs Norman
Of small supply obtained oaIIeI IN the week
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-19
otal due Sl,3lO.32.

lOLaL que SlySAV.SS.
 As disclosed by the land records, Jane A. Hall, address unknown. has an interest in said property by vir- tue of a certificate of descent dated April IS, 1918 and recorded in W.L.R Vol. 292, Pg. l84 and by virtue of g deed from Sarah c. Ashley to Jane A. Hall, ct als, dated May 3. 1879. recorded in W.L.R. Vol. 98, Pg. 500.
 The last day of the period during which said property may be redeem ed Is June 30, 1945.
 Parcel No. 39
 A certain piece or parcel of land, shown and designated as Lot No l8e on Map of Cedar Hill Park, Wa terbury, Conn, 1905," A. J. Patton, Surveyor, on file in the Waterbury Town Clerks Off1ce in Vol. 1, Pg 83, of Maps.
 Being a portion of the premises conveyed to ISadore Shapiro and Mars Tafel, by deed dated Novem- Der 19, 1907, recorded November 26 1907 in Vol. 2l1, Pg. 206, W.LR.; the interest of Mars Tafel being convey ed to Pearl Tafel by the Est. of Mars Tafel, by deed dated May 26, 1909, and recorded June 1, 1909 in Vol. 2l8, Pg. 63l, W.L.R.
 According to the most recent as- sessment list of the City of Water bury, Est. of Pearl Tafel and Isa- dore Shapiro, addresses unknown, are theownersof said property.
 The following taxes, interest and fees, are due on the said property and are secured by liens on the same: