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Bradley beam., 1945-05-26
Hollywood Show Today

At 1900 today Hollywood will come to Bradley" in the form of tOptalent musical show featuring the famed Four Ink Spots Quartet, Ella Fitzgerald and the new band of "Coote" Williams, formerly of the Duke Filing ton Orchestra. The show will be held at the Base Gym nasium and all Bradley Field personnel not required by their particular offices offduy between 1900 and
 14OO are invited to attend
Bradley beam., 1945-05-26
Base Will f4and|e 3400H
 Expect 5000 Men

Bradley Field took up it's task Port of Aerial Entry the redeploymen of Air Force Combat Crew sonnel Tuesday morning with the arrival of B-17s and B-24s from the Eighth Air Force.
 The first plane arrive at this Base under the set up in which the will redepoy and bobers of the Eighth Fifteenth Air FOrces touched its wheels to the runway 114O By 1917 in the afternoon planes landed safely and processing of the aboard each plane was way final two bombers landed at 1924 and 2O33 hours, respectively.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Cracks
between your toes
warn of danger

Before you go to bed tonight, look between
your toes. Spread them apart carefully
Is the skin moist and cracked, tender and
inhamed? Is itching present? Is it painful
to walk? Such symptoms are usually an
indication that your feet have already been
infected with Athletes Foot. It's time for
you to get busy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
DEeneh
those open cracks
uf once

At the first sign Of moist, dead skin and cracks,
drench your whole foot with Absorbine Jr. full
strength -. night and morning Don't wait
until these swarming growths spread under
the skin,
!. Absorbine Jr. kills, on contact the organ
isms which cause Athletes Foot
4. 1t dissolves the perspiration products on
which the Athletes Foot organisms thrive
,. 1t dries the skin between the toes.
4. 1t cleanses and helps heal broken tissues
5. 1t eases itching and pain of Athlete Foot
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
DlRECTloNS:

Apply Absorbine Jr. full strength, night and
morning. For supplemental treatment, place
cotton saturated with one part Absorbine Jr.
and two parts water between the toes or
over affected part and lightly bandaRc
Guard against renfection! Boil socks at least
IS minutes 70 kill tie organisms. Do not
share towels or bath mats Dsinfcct your
shoes In advanced CAGES, consult your doctor
in addition TO using T. 5sorbine Jr
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

Photomicrograph show
ing cross section Of colony
of Athletes Foot organ
sms Thus growth causes
the eXcruciating pain and
misery Of Athlete = Foot
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

PhotomicTograph show
ing the cross section of
Athletes Foot organ
isrus after contact with
A bsorbInr jr I be
organisms are dead
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
BY Albert Edward Wiggam, D.S.-

1-She has a feeling of in
feriority. and is worried for
fear she does not attract boys.
She takes every method she can
think of TO show her SUPERIOR
ity, even indulging in WISE
cracking which Is always poor
technique. What a woman is
trying to do by this aggressive
attitude is 10 bolster her self
confidence. The girl who is
really sure of herself is unag-
gressive but poised. She gives
little thought 10 herself, because
she is thinking sincerely of her
escort and his happiness.
"A psychologist made mo-
tion pictures of a famous actor
expressing various emotions. He
found the actor walked faster
and farther during both angry
and cheerful moods than during
sad or depressed ones. Anxious
walking was more loose jointed
than sad walking. In angry
walking, the steps were sharp
and rigid and Of regular width.
Cheerful walking was less ener-
getic, with the steps irregular
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Il. ". DURLING

THE success of so many tall
Il film actresses is making
things difficult for some male
Hollywood heartthrobs. Hum
phrey Bogart had 10 wear height
building shoes so he could look
down into Lauren Bacalls eyes
in love scenes. Charles Boyer.
Mickey Rooney. Gene Kelly and
George Raft have been wearing
the height builders for some
time.
uAVE heard from a number
IL of 30-year-old women who
have been mistaken for l6-year-
old girls. And now I have heard
from a Pittsburgh husband who
also looks much younger than
his years. However, he doesn't
seem TO like II. He says
what II "A husband To do who
looks so young that when people
come TO the door they ask is
the man OF the house in?' Or
SIS your mother at home" It's
humiliating."
DASSING BY: Sergeant Joe
l. Louis. Seems about time
Joe rated a commission. Tun-
ney and Dempsey have COM
missions, SO why not Louis
AL Trace. BandmaSter. He
populariZed Marry DoatS." On,
so you knew that? All right,
smart boy. tell me what singer
populariZed the ditty Il Faw
Down, Go BOomr'
Rennie Renfro. Hollywood
animal trainer. Renfro bought
a mongrel pup that was part
Irish terrier. part spaniel and
part bulldog. He paid 81 for
this dog. Now this remarkable
canine, whose name is Daisy.
earns $4,000 a year. Daisy is
the dog in the Blonde series of
films.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28

TONSORIALISTS in many
Il sections have fixed the
price of a haircut at 81. As a
result many men are getting
less frequent haircuts. Others
are taking advantage of de-
vices that enable a man TO cut
his own hair. Thus the BARRIERS
not only lose money on haircuts
but also on the extra services
that 60 with the same. Bar
berS are well organized but
seem 10 use their organizations
only 10 increase prices. Never
-tle-titey--Tet tcTet+Tcr on any,
thing that might increase trade.
! mean like the florists asso-
citation with their Say 1t With
Flowers" campaigns. Or the
restaurant owners with their
Take Your Wife 10 a Restau-
rant" once a week. The ton
sorialistS Just meet and argue
about now fnuCn lney VIII
charge the customers. The bar
Der trade is sadly in need Of
intelligent leadership.
MOTE a suggestion that some
~ body hurry and write a song
for Victory Day. 1t is said we
have mo suitable song for that
occasion" Seems S 10 me the
"Star-Spangled Banner will do
very well.
In his autobiography David
Belasco stated that when very
young and very broke in Virginia
City, New, he found a quarter.
with the two bits he went into
a gambling house where at the
dice table he made 13 passes
before taking his money down.
He said he won So. 1872.
Ercole + rms G, Italian-born
cafe owner, long a resident of
London, has seven sons in the
British army. Wonder if there is
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
w ASHENGTON Scene
By George Dixon

IT SEEMS that our senators
had definitely made up their
minds one way or the other
about Aubrey Williams 10 head
the Rural Electritication Ad-
ministration. Consequently they
did not wish 20 waste any time
listening 10 each other make
speeches on the subject.
As a result the Sergeant-at-
arms had a terrible time
Corraling enough senators 10
make a quorum whenever one
Of the SolonS started speech
making on the williams :
question.
The other day. Senator Allen
J. Ellender OF Louisiana. got
Grating about Williams. He be-
came so fascinated by his own
words failed st,-tu
realize he was losing his audi
enCe
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
UPTON CLOSE

the problems OF Russia and CO.
operation with totalitarianism
will solve all the problems of
the world"
"Stalin has all the answers"
Recognition Of the demands
and needs of the L. 8. 5. X.
will bring peace i'm our time.
1t isn't perfect, but it's the best
that we can get, and IL will
usher in glorious era of
peace"
(Cf - that tried and true
statesman, Harry F. Truman,
before a charity group in New
York City,
STALIN will soon say - in
~ effect is saying now:
Guarantee us I'm what we
have taken, and arrange that
you will wink the eye at what
more we shall take, and we shall
join you i'm guaranteeing peace"
We who brand false this phi
losophy today tany child can see
through IT'D are crowned with
the words fascist" "obStruc-
tionist," ''perfectionist."
Well, Jesus Christ commanded:
"Be We perfect, even as your
Father in Heaven Is perfect"
He meant that we should strive
for perfectionism, not make it a
slur and byword. Let the Big
One of the Big Three who
cynically and arrogantly makes
out "perfectionism" TO be a
vice argue it out with the
Founder of his own faith.-Or
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
By Arthur Bugs" Baer

l see where King George is worried over Texas max
ing a separate peace.
He IS scared they will 90 away and let George do it
don't blame him. for sure want to be knockdown time
keeper when the Lone Staters start scratching gravel
Texas is great state What like about Texas geog-
raphy is it is right on top where you see it.
That state is or less democratic when it hap
pens to be in the mood. But here's something lot Of
people don't know. When Texas into the Union she
all made up complete like hotel bed
And in It's charter is little preamble stating that
Texas break up into five states any time it feels
skittsh That it send eight senators to
Washington. Not one of which has had saddle
his back
That would just about upset the balance of power,
especially with Delaware being smaller at high tide
So when you hear Texan boasting you can bet he is
telling the truth.
started kicking around that state 30 years ago with
the baseball teams And here's some advice If a Texan
bets you SO you aren't aive-don't take it.
| know that Texas claims the prettiest gals, the
quickest trains the biggest crops and the twstest tor
nados. That's all right with provided they keep EN-
Senarated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28

the children and see that they
go 10 school.
Is there any way I can get
her 10 stay home and look after
things?
Her own mother lives in an
other state and doesn't know
anything about this. Should l
write and tell her? r. VI.
DEAR f. NJ:
THIS kind OF home situation
is becoming a familiar story
10 family service agencies since
wartime conditions have given
mere people more money 10
spend than ever before.
Fathers and mothers who
stayed on the straight and mar
row because they couldn't do
otherwise when times were
hard, suddenly decide in the
first flush Of prosperity that
they don't have TO- and viii not,
put up with each other any
longer.
So they start capering as
wildly as chickens with their
heads cut off, jest as your
father and mother are doing
leaving the children 10 shift for
themselves.
You need agency help with
this problem, 10 transfer family
responsibilities back 10 your
parents, where they belong.
And don't be afraid TO reach
out for H.
AS a country girl. you should
turn 10 the welfare board. To-
Gated in your county seat
either going IN person or writ.
Ing a letter.
II you can't get 10 town,
address your letter as follows
tand l am using a fictitious
town.:
County Welfare Board.
B a TX own, Md. Attention:
Child Welfare Worker"
a city girl in your predica-
ment should appeal 10 the
Family Service Association. Let
the case worker decide whether
10 send an SOS 10 your grand
mother, now or later. NH.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28

THERE was a time-how can
Il we forget it,-when the
faisest doctrine in the world
was:
"TOtalitarianism will solve the
problems of Germany for a
thousand years"
"Fascism will make Italy
great"
u apanese leadership will
make Co-Prosperity Sphere
out Of Eastern Asia"
Then came another doctrine:
Recognition Of the demands
and needs Of Germany and
Japan will bring peace In our
time" Said the sheep-like coll
umnists and commentators: ut
isn't perfect, but il is the best
that we can get, and ii will
usher in glorious era of peace"
And Hitler said: IL now have
everything that i want"
The diplomats Of Nippon said:
Guarantee us what we have
taken, and we shall join you in
guaranteeing peace"
4 MONG those who jumped on
n writer's and speakers for
branding this philosophy false
and condemning it were: the
American S "a tie Department,
Tories in Toronto, Canada. the
Institute (so-called) Of Pacific
Relations, various International
lists of the professional and sem
tImental sort.
Today the falsest doctrine in
the world is:
"Totalitarianism will solve
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
On the
Side

a u. s. citizen, born in Germany
or Italy. who has that many sons
in the u. S. Army.
QUERIES from clients:
0 Q-How about the claim
that when man and wife are
both brown-eyed they never
have blue-eyed children?
An thing to IL. Many
couples who are both brown
eyed have blue-eyed Riddles.
However, when both parents
have true blue eyes IL is said
they never have brown-eyed
children.
Q-The captain claims there
never has been a really great
man named after Napoleon
Bonaparte. Is that true?
Allow about Napoleon
LajOie, one of the six greatest
baseball players of all time?
WRITES a New Jersey huS-
w band: "My friends and my
self have found the hints Of your
Horses and Women Department
on wife training very helpful.
There has been marked inn
provement In the conduct Of our
wives I'm the past two years. 1
noted with interest the sugges-
ton of a color psychology OK
pert that IL q kitchen Is painted
red IL will result I'm an increase
In a housewives efficiency. / am
having our kitchen painted that
color Immediately. l was also
interested In the suggestion that
IL a wife learns to play some
musical instrument such as the
banjo she will make a more
pleasant companion. Instead Of
the banjo 1 am having my wife
study the violin. Playing the
violin will give her chin a rest"
Copyright. 1s45. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28

Finally he came 10 a stop
and looked around the chamber.
DO you know how many sena-
tors were present.
One Ellender himself!
Senator Ellender resumed his
speech 10 an audience Of nobody
but the oratorical fire was gone.
In fact he seemed a bit con-
fused. Making reference to his
notes, he said:
I've got 1t right here-in
what and black"
Senator Ellender also cot
restless. He began pacing fro
and 10.
CAPT COLIN p. KELLY JR-
y was Americas first great
hero OF this war lie went te
blazing death after bombing
the 290OO-ton Jap battleship
Haruna on Dec. 10 1941.
He left a son, Corkey. now
A'f'+ - NBBHA 'itAlN tilt lAu TdS
inherited many of his fathers
traits.
Young Corkey was a luncheon
guest of Senator Claude Pepper
OF Florida in the Senate restau-
rant the other day. AS they
were leaving the place the
swinging door caught the lad
a staggering blow on the head,
Corkey did not cry. He Just
glared az the door a minute.
and hauled off and gave il a
terrific kick.
T'hcn-with a laugh Of fierce
defiance-he staggered away.
0PA B o SIS CHESTER
" BOWLES has Just come up
with another brilliant sugges-
tion-to put price ceilings on
haircutS.
You can play around with
this once if you want TO. I'm
too tired.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
rRnrIssIn Ennn.

PROCESSED FOODS
Blue KS through B2-Vaild through
March 81
BIue "a through G-z-valld through
Alrll 29.
Blue ia through M-7-Vaud through
June q
Blue N-2 through S-7-vsid through
July
MATS. CHEESE, PATS
Red QS through S-S-Valid through
March 81
Red rs through X-s-vsnd through
April IS
Red Y-s through D-z-vand through
June 2
Ned "a through J-2-vaud Mareh 4
through July 4
one Do salvage rat good Tor 4 senA
and tao ration points.
SHOES
Airplane stamps A. and S-Valid
Indefinitely Loose stamps not accepted.
Landlords must register eli TENANCY
CHANGES and all rented SPACE TOR
living or sleeping.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
WALTER WNCHELL

CEN. DE GAULLES stanchy
~ demeanor has distressed
many of his advisors. The gen.
eral seems to lack a sensayuma.
He is in sharp contrast TO
another great French war
leader-Marshal Foch.
"A Among the many anecdotes
)bch inspired, the best concerns
The time he visited the Grand
Canyon.
AS he stood looking down into
the depths of the amazing nat
ural der. reporters all
around him waited breathlessly
for any comment which would
60 down in history.
a few minutes of dra--
matte silence. the marshal OBJ
served:
"What q beautiful place TO
drop ones mOther-in-law!"
WIRE from Andre Kostela-
w metz: I'VE drive through
ice, snow, cold and rain and
come TO sign reading: Enter
ing Germany My wife leans
out Of jeep and spits on first
foot of enemy soil. We come TO
three miles of the fighting front
and it is good TO see the Nazis
digging in their own ruins after
seeing their destruction in other
lands. Most of the soldiers for
whom Lily sings and ! play are
on a 48-hour pass and they go
right back into the fight. They
are the forward troops" ed.
Note: Lily is Lily Pons.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Noted News
Analyst

let's just leave him to history
for a couple Of years!
4 S TO "fascism"--I say unto
"A the glib singers of this
word in such an inaccurate
sense that if they do not desist
they will make of it a most hon.
orable word meaning lone who
loves his own country better
than any other country" For
if that is how it is to be used
patriots will become proud to be
called it. Communists might
recall that they have become
proud of the one-time smear
word "Bolshevik."
This falsest doctrine in the
world is paired with another
equally false: that all aggres-
sions and wars engulfing and
likely TO engulf the world arise
out of Germany and Japan. If
that were true we would not
need any moves for world peace
beyond crushing Germany and
Japan-which we are doing. II
that be true, why the irnpor-
tance of the San Francisco
meeting?
TIIE very attempt to establish
Il the San Francisco world
order between the victor ma
tions Is in itself an admission
that the great threats of ag-
gression and menaces to peace
of the future will come not from
the nations defeated this time,
will come not from ruined Ger
many or Japan (unless used, az
is not impossible at all, as a
catspaw by one of the victors).
Rather, the menaces to peace
of the future must come from
one of the victors, or one of the
liberated" nations that does
not like the style and conse-
quences of its liberation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL

have hired men 10 drive the
trucks.
Right after they bought the
trucks mother started spending
her days in town.
At first she came home
nights. She doesn't any more.
Neither does dad.
Every day mother rides with
one Of the drivers on his route,
although it isn't necessary. Dad
doesn't care.
/ am left TO look after the
house and farm, take care Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
THESE DAYS
THE basic theory of the Amer

THE basic theory of the Amer
lean political system is that
this is a government of laws,
not of men.
All persons are equal before
the law, the rich. the poor, the
mighty, the lowly, those in Of
flee or just plain citizens mind
ing their own business.
The American Constitution
devotes itself to placing lmita-
tionS upon the government
rather than upon the citizens.
The Bill of Rights, the first
10 amendments, imposes prohi-
bitions upon the authority of
the government and defends the
freedoms Of the individual
The powers OF American Of
ficialS, federal and state, are
always limited. There can be
no legitimate deSpot in the
United States in time Of war or
in time of peace.
THIS leads me to a consid-
Il Grafton of the new doctrine
Of government which has de-
veloped in Washington during
this war.
The fact is that Woodrow
Wilson, Herbert Hoover and
Bernard NJ. Baruch practiSed It
during the last war with out
standing success.
They believed in voluntary
popular participation in war
time limitations.
For instance, Mr.. Hoover
called for a voluntary self
abnegation from the consump-
tion of sugar and left It TO the
housewives and neighbors TO
enforce the law by social rather
than legal preSSureS.
il was a successful operation.
Mr.. Baruch called together
those actually engaged in the
production of a commodity, set
the problem before them and
they worked out the limitations
within the industry.
II was a successful requesb
because IL was based upon
mutual confidence: the admin
istration trusted the producers;
the producers trusted the ad-
minIStratlOn
IN THIS war, an effort has
Il been made TO police the
American people through gov
ernmental agencies, often called
bureeucracies, which formu-
lated regulations and penalties.
Many of these regulations
have been irksome and imprac-
teal and often diSregarded
special local problems.
The result is an aStoMshingly
large black market and a
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
BY George E.
Sokolsky

resistance to governmental re-
quests.
Mr.. Byrnes meets precisely
that spirit in New York in rela-
tion TO his curfew.
Not only has the speakeasy
returned but the mayor who
has usually supported Washing
ton wholeheartedly was forced
by circumstances, all on his
own, TO postpone the curfew
for an hour.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
GASOLINE


A Coupon is gallons. valid through
June 81
RS aud C-s Coupons-5 gallons each.
valid through March 3
ne and Go Coupons gallons each.
B-7 and CT Coupons gallons each.
Law requires state. name and license
number be written on every coupon
when received
Gas for ,GTs--1 gallon a dSv up -
40 days Mileage record Tor SpccNir
auto must be presented by 81 90 loySl
board.
FUEL OIL
Periods 4. 2. =. q, and s-Ysud
through sept. 80
SUGAR
stamp 8s, Book A-VaId through
June z.
LIQUoK
Ne is-vslid through March 81. Z
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
MARY HAWORTH:

DEAR MARY HAWORTH.
I AM girl 10, one Of nine
i children.
] have an older brother mo
longer at home), and there are
seven younger children. six
girls and boy, ranging in ages
from 3 TO Is.
We live on a farm, and re-
Gently my parents bought some
new trucks for milk delivery.
~ At first they had only one
ute.
Now they have five; and they
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28

Is 1T true what the rumors say
Il that Vera Zorina and Bal
anchine got a melting very
quickly and that he is going TO
wed an asst managing editors
daughter?
Joe Fejer, who makes his
violin sing. has turned Bradley'S
into a click.
Tommy Dorsey's crew is the
big reason the |400" spot is do
ing so well.
Al Bernie, the mimic. is re-
ported bridegroom in England.
Norman Corwin, the genius,
and Tana di Gomez, who strums
"A gitlar delightfully."- ARE
steadying-now that her decree
has arrived.
WAR Story: Col. John II.
w Whitaker brought this one
back the other night.
Ernest Hemingway, the war
correspondent, was iugging
through the mud Of France with
his chest In bandages, inside and
out.
An old villager stopped Hem
ingway and said: 81 see you
have been wounded. 1 also note
you are a mature man. But you
show no rank. How can that
be-"
Hemingway, kidding the situ-
alton, solemnly intoned: 1T is
true 1 ann wounded. IL IL true
j am mature and that I have no
rank-because they found out 1
nannnf raad uurifaW
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28
Brain Game Answers

THE Stormovik.
2-The Chicago White Sox.
3-They were the men who ac-
companied Jason in thesArgo,
in quest Of the Golden Fleece.
4-T'he Ninth
5-tb) is correct.
6-Ingrid Bergman.
7-BeardSley Ruml. a former
professor of history at the
University of Chicago.
S-Nitrogen, 78 per cent. oXy-
gen, Il per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-28

in width, and with the feet
swung around in curves instead
of in straight lines, as in anger.
We all show our emotions by
our walk. So, watch your step.
3-It is not only about the
meanest trait in human nature,
but the most destructive 20
moral character. 1t is the chief
cause of war, divorce and busi-
ness threat-cutting. II can never
be done without the "evener"
losing more than he gains.