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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30
Il. v. DURLING

who shave every day. It's colos-
sal!
HVNIE styles of the future Will
Il have more Of a tendency
70 acceDtuate the female form"
states F. f. Alderman. wool in
duStry executive. Does this pre-
diction mean that in the future
women will favor evening gowns
such as the one Joan Fontaine
featured in the Affairs OF
Susan Or. being a wool indus
try executive, does Mr.. Acker-
man refer particularly 10 girls
who wear sweaters. In any
event. our Horses a. Women
department experts view the
gentlemans prediction with in
tereSt. OF course. our experts
take a realistic view of all situa-
tions. Therefore. among them
has arisen the question as 10
what IS the percentsge Of
females who have forms that
can be accentuated. II would
seem that a great many Of the
ladies have too little form 70
accentuate and others have too
much.
NHICAGOAN wants 10 know
~ If, when an engagement is
broken. the girl has A right 10
keep the ring on the grounds
il was a gift Legal action has
resulted in cases OF this kind.
1t is usually decided if the man
is responsible for breaking the
engagement the girl has a right
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30

I DO not know what ! would
do without the department
NJ agriculture food and home
notes. suppose would get
by somehow but il would be a
drear and empty world.
There is nothing like a food
and home note 10 cheer you up
when life seems black. One note
and you feel better right away.
OF course there Is always a
danger Of overriding the dosage
but | always say II a person
wants 10 be a food and home
hog the devil with him
| have an array OF such notes
before me now One describes
how 10 make pectln pudding /
must confess this does not en-
thrsll mo because the way !
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30

What "a lore, pray thee tell.
N ~ that fountain and thnt t0sH
Where pleasure and repentance
dUeH.
N "a sunshine miasd with yniH
N is a toothdehs, or Ike PAIN.
IL ~ a game where none doth
10iH.
N Is pen, and II is nov,
A pretty kind of sporting frdH
N ~ thing that ioiH soon ot0oy
And this ia love as ! hear say.
Raleigh.
I'm STAND a woman
- executive is 10 be put in
charge OF a feet Of New York
tsxicabS.
She has announced her inten-
ton of making the drivers keep
their cabs spotlessly clean.
She will also insist the taxi
shippers be uniformed and main
tain spic and span personal
appearance.
All drivers will have 10 shave
daily. wear clean shirts and keep
their trousers creased.
All cabs in this feet with the
female boss will be equipped
with mirrors in the interior.
This is for the benefit of
feminine riders, who will be
especially catered to.
Looks as II the rest Of The
Manhattan taxi fleets are in for
real competition.
Think OF having taxi drivers
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30
Nv JACK LAIT

THE WILLIAM M o r r is
= AGENCY advises me that
Mitzi Green. the brilliant in
genue, is being considered for
the part of the young Sophie
Kicker in the film Of Sophie's
: box, Some of These Days
/ was the manager Of Will
liam Morris American Music
Hall in Chicago, where Sophie
got her big-time start. She mas
never left the Morris manage
ment.
We were playing an sfterpiece
called The Barnyard Romeo" "
a satire on "Chanticler,' STAR
ring the little European SOU
brette. Mitzi (Haios), whom l
had brought over from Buds-
pest.
Mitzi playedrhe hen pheasant,
her first American role.
A husband and wife, profess
sionslly named Cartmel and
Harris. played the fox and the
cat. They turned in their notice
and l had 10 dig up a fox and
a cat, quickly, IN Chicago.
A young hoofer named Joe
Keno was playing in vaude-
vile for us and he was my fox
SO fast he felt the fur fy.
A hard-dancing. comedIenne
named Rosie Green was closing
with musical show, and
signed her as the cat.
] called them for rehearsal
next morning. They first met
when | introduced them on the
dimlit stage.
They fell in love.
The fox married the cat.
And they named the baby
after Mitzi . The child
adopted her mothers family
name.
And now she is going 10 por-
tray Sophie Tucker, who was
very much annoyed the morn
ing that Joe Keno met Rosie
Green. because she was waiting
right then with pianist 10 use
the stage. wanted 10 try out
new song-"Some OF These
ays"
4 NITA COLBY calls Leslie
"a Nenable. Powers graduate
and rising young film actress.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30
|tWALTER WNCHELL .g On

Eleanor La Brot has iced
Nino Martini for Brian Aherne.
Ken Murray, revue rave OF
Hollywood, toting the torch for
his wife, Cletus Caldwell.
Ann hepherd and Paul
Mann. Of the sirwaves, a regular
Ann-Msnn combo.
And they say Katharine
Hepburn is serious about a
handsome insurance exec from
Hartford, Conn, her home town.
CHARLIE WASHBURN, now
~ the publicity potentate for
the Center Theater, writes:
Some Of the things you have
been recalling make me close
my eyes and think OF the old
Chicago days.
When | was worshipful cub
and you had already become a
by-line star.
When Charlie Macarthur and
! climbed through alley windows
10 steal pictures that Illuminated
divorce and murder stories.
The day you calmly told me
you had gone broke after you
made fortune with your first
play, Help Wanted"
The novelette," you wrote
about the listless piano player
in a dive. and the husband tell
ing you the reason she was so
tired waS-she had a baby the
night before.
Nobody believed that one ex-
cept me: ! was there when ne
told you.
The deathlesS satire in the
ballads John Kelley wrote and
published as by Bathhouse John.
Me, with a toOthpick and
cigar. taking undue credit for
Little Lost Sister" hit turkey
] cut in on when Arthur Pegler,
Westbrook's dad, sold his end
for $500.
The fight ! had with a saloon
entertainer singing Some of
These Days" who insisted you
didn't write IT,
Sleeping on police squadron
tables. eating in greasy sll-night
high-stool dumps, digging up
bondsmen for friends in trouble.
working IS hours a day and
playing most Of the rest.
We were Chicago reporters
and some II VS. lived 10 grow UP.
Excuse. End of reverie.
The phone rings
Probably some New York re-
porter who wants pass!
INVESTIGATORS -of-two ron-
L gressionsl committees are IN
Hollywood. looking into the
activities OF the Communist
groups in that area. With the
degradation" OF Earl Browder
by his monkey glanded party,
a lot OF the boys and girls in
. the picture colony and its off
shoots felt they had TO get furi-
ously busy 10 prove their Red
loyalty.
When a resolution condemn
ing communism was presented
10 the Central Labor Council of
California. the motion picture
crafts were in the foreground
voting il down.
A bulletin by the Interna-
tionsl Association OF Theatrical
Stage Employees 10 its members
said Those who talk about
there being no communistic
threat IN the AF1 unions in
Hollywood would he quickly
diSllluSioned had they been
there.
Those who talk about such an
idea are either too dumb 10 see
or too guilty 70 admit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30
Brain Game Answers

Six games.
2-(a) Jose Iturbi; (b) Frank
Sinatra; (c) Gene Kelly.
3-(a) False. II is a region in
southern and southwestern
Spain: tb) True.
4-"Paradise Lost"
5-tc) is correct.
6-The Japanese sneak naval
attack on Port Arthur in
1904 without a declaration
Of war.
THE South Pacific. They are
so called because of their
location with relation -
Greenwich, England (oppo-
site Oh the earth.)
s1The late F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30
On the
Side

to keep the ring. When you corr
slider many engagement rings
cost over $500, this is no small
item. On the other hand, If the
girl refuses 10 keep her promise
IN marry the man she must re-
turn the ring.
DALTTMOREAN wants 10
ID know in what year Robert
w. Service, the poet, died. Mr..
Service is still very much alive.
He lives in California. Don't
know why he stopped writing
poetry Note II stated AT
birth a baby is about one-twen-
tieth the weight of the mother"
That sounds wrong to me. The
average weight Of babies at
birth is Ia pounds. Certainly
the average weight OF mothers
is not $50 pounds.
WONDER how many of the
w prewar steamship trips will
be revived in the beautiful post
war period? ! was fond of that.
The trip from New York to
New Orleans by steamer was
good, too.
And when are they going to
put the Sandy Hook boats back
into action on New York Har-,
bor2 That was my favorite short
steamboat trip.
Another nice trip by steamer
was from Los Angles to Seattle.
also liked the boat trip form
Buffalo 10 Detroit. o..
Distributed bY KING Features Synd" Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30
AT YOUR SERVICE

How can I get q duplicate:
j. q. NJ.
A-You can get a certificate
in lieu of the lost discharge by
applying 10 the adjutant general
OF the state in which you served
in the national guard. Write TO
him at the state capital.
Q-Does the State ~ Ohio
give a bonus to honorsbly dis
charged soldiers: II 40, would a
veteran be disqualified II dis
charged for dependency: Does
the veteran qualify for muster
ing-out pay II discharged for
dependency: q. l.. NJ.
A-The State Of Ohio has not
as yet voted bonus for World
War II veterans. However, that
state did pay bonus to veter-
ans of World War /. If a
veteran is otherwise qualified,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30
Political
Parade

Now the navy. following the
bold designs of Commodore
Perry, demands-and will take
the essential strategic bases in
the far Paciic-after nearly
century.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30

this agrees with all that has
been learned about curing people
Of worry and nervous hreakdoWp
by "occupational therspy" -
keeping their hands and feet
busy with some monotonous;
routine activity. which never
theless has a goal in view, such
as sewing, weaving, carpenter
work and the like. II / had
money, l know lot of people
Id like to present with a
bicycle. 10 try this idea out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30
Connolly Answers

1-(c). 2-(a. 3-tb). 4-(c).
5-(a. g. (a) Highland
Mary; (b) Sally: tc) Daisy,
Daisy; i'd Mary; (e)
Cynara.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30

THE mysteries Of high blood
l. pressure are being unrave1ed
but the process is slow one.
Perhaps now we are on the
Threshold ~ discovering some
substance that will reduce the
blood pressure effectively. but
even then the problem will not
he completely solved. For. &C
cOrding 10 Or. A. Morris Gins
berg OF Missouri human beings
differ so much that a person s
very nature may be responsible
for the high blood pressure He
believes that high blood pres
sure runs in families.
There are certain types of
persons who seem 10 have the
tendency 20 develop high blood
pressure early IN life. They
have Signs which denote a dis
turbancc ri the nervous mech
anisgn which controls the size ~
the blood vessels. These include
htushlnc flushing. cold sweaty
hands. faintIng and dizzy spells.
Often they suffer from nose
bleed and migraine headaches.
They arc high strung persons.
As they grow older II is noticed
that they are ambitious and eS-
acting and arc hard task mas
ters VINO Try 10 DO great deal
in short time
TNHERE are many persons with
l. high blood pressure who
have No symptoms whatsoever.
however, they have an eXamln-
tion and often are told that
high blood pressure iS present,
From then on these patients be-
come sick. This would indicate.
according 10 DR.. Glnsberg. that
the high blood pressure is psy-
chosomAtic. that IL. n is brought
on nv the mental state Of the
patient.
The symptoms Of high blood
pressure which do develop may
he much like those which de-
velop in a nervous condition
known as nuerasthenla. includ-
ing headache. dizziness. weak
ness. exhaustion, and Irrltabil-
ity. In other words, there would
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30
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questions about the needs
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drsssed, stamped envelope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30

Walter WinehsH, aow on
vacation. viii return Sept. }.
In the meantime. Jack Lnit,
for many ysdrs one Of
a Amsrieas most eoIorfsi
nswspapsr men, wM ks<p
fhn space filed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-30
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
DeGduIIe Given
Another Chance
In,erna,lsnsl sound Photo

PARIS. Nov 10 UPl The
French assembly by a vote o. 55S
tn 80 decided today to l.ce Gen.
DeGaulle another chance 10 >olEc
the critical government crisis
caused by the split between De-
Gaulle and the Communists.
The vote came after a bitter at
tack upon DcGaullc by Jacques
puclos. Communist Party ~eefc-
tary. The Communist, largest
party IN the assembly ab>tuncd
from voting on whethcr DaGauile
should have another chance.
The decision 90 lct DcGaul.c try
once more 10 organize coalition
government of Socialists. Commu-
niStS and popular Republicans
came largely through the plea Of
the Socialists that France not
drop her wartime leader without
giving him another opportunity
The decision gives DcGaulle
time 10 work out a solution, but
there was no indication m the
fiery speech OF Duclos that the
Communists were prepared TO
back down on their demand tor a
major cabinet post -- foreign at-
fairs, war or interior.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Brdgs Of Order
To SIdy Cruelty

MANILA. Nov. 10 (UP)-A
japanese colonel boasted IN court
today that he ordered his troops 70
Kill Americans cruelty and 10
slaughter Filipino women and chill
dren II necessary.
Col MasatoShi FujiShige. a pris-
oner of war who commanded 5000
soldiers in the Batangas
area south of Manila was brought
INTO court as one Of the final pros
eCution witnesses in the atrocity
trial of Gen. Yamashita.
II issued an order 10 kill the
Americans cruelty and not with
one stroke" he said ".AlSO TO
shoot guerillas, including women
and children.
II was told by higher-up
that my mopping up Of guerilla,
was behind schedule and Id bet
ter speed up"
FuHShigc testified. however. that
he never reported TO YamaShta
that Filipino civilians were killed
IN his command area because It
ua~ net true
II told my men that each of
them must kill 100 Americans
and destroy one tank before
they were allowed to die he
added.
Yamashita is expected 10 testify
N his own defense later
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Leonard Calls
Mfs-Budnik
For New Quiz

Mrs Helen Budnik, the other
woman in the Thompson murder
case, today was called for new
questioning by state police Capt.
Don Leonard. directing the probe
into the AK Staying OF Mrs Lydia
Thompson.
That Leonard had asked 70 see
Mrs. Budnik again was reported
hy her attorney, Edward s
Pigeons, just prior 10 a hearing
on the proposed property settle
ment in Mrs. Budnik's divorce
from her army captain husband
Edward Budnik.
IL received a call from
Leonard asking that Mrs. Bud
mix he in my office at 1880
p. m.," Pigeons said. "She will
be there"
Mrs. Budnik was a friend of
Louis V. Thompson. husband Of
the slain woman. She and Thomp-
son were released in the case
after being given a lie detector
test
Attending the session in Piggen'S
office were 10 be Pigeons, Mrs.
Budnik. Leonard and chief assist
ant Wayne County Prosecutor
Frank G. SchemanSkc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
PROVIDE WHEEL CHAIR

dress envelopes and would ex-
plain her idea later.
PROVIDE WHEEL CHAIR
Another woman phoned 10 say
she was sending several hundred
cards 70 be addressed. The
Coolidge Brass Co. advised Win
chester they would provide 500
advertising cards for addresses.
A representative of the Ma.
tional Purple Heart Association
phoned to say he would send over
Il wheel chair.
And another caller urged that
the young hero, who wants 10
keep husy during his furlough
from Percy Jones Hospital. sell
cards from his home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Expect Air Industry
To Treble by 1855

CHICAGO. Nov 10 fT%S1-Thc
magazine FLYING predicted today
that, in 1855, America viii have
100000 privately owned aIrpl7nes
and the aviation industry VIII be
three times as biz is II was
IN 1889.
The prediction. based on govern
ment reports. said that. BY 1853
there would be 2S00O0 planes for
personal use and business travel
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

PIeat0Ena(t
Health Bill

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19 (INS)
President Truman, in a special
to Congress today. called
Tor legislation setting up system
Of compulsory national health in
surance.
The Chief Executive submitted
a tive-point program to Congress
which would include federal aid
for construction of hospitals.
The program called for:
. Construction of hospitals.
health centers and other facili-
ties with federal aid.
. Expansion of public health,
maternal and child health serv-
ices with expansion of co-opera.
tive health programs between
the federal and state govern
ments with increased federel
funds.
UNDER FEDERAL GRANTS
. Medical education and re-
search under federal grants.
Prepayment of medical costs
through a compulsory national
health insurance system.
Protection against loss Of
wages from sickness and dis
ability with disability insurance
TO protect Americas families by
guaranteeing some income when
sick or permanently disabled.
The President emphasized that
his program does not call for
socialiZed medicine.
II recommend solving the
basic problem by distributing
the costs to expansion of our ex-
listing compulsory social insur-
ance SYSTEM" he said. This In
not socialized medicine.
NECESSARY SERVICES
Every one should have ready
access to all necessary medical.
hospital and related services.
Everyone who carries fire
Insurance knows how the law OF
averages is made TO work so as
to spread the risk, and to bene-
fit the insured who actually
Suffers the loss. III instead Of
the costs of sickness being paid
only by those who get sick, all
the people--sick and well-were
req lired to pay premiums into
an insurance fund. the pool OF
funds thus created would enable
all who fall sick 10 be ade-
quately served without over
burdening any one.
The President said that such a
system Of repayments should
cover hospital, nursing and labor
atory services as we'll as dental
care.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Report z Jap Reds
FACE Assassination

TOKYO. Nov. 10 tUP)-Ameri-
can occupation authorities today
investigated a report that a small
group Of kamikaZe (suicide)
Corps survivors have threatened
&c dSS1SS10atU dOZCn Japanese
Communist leaders by Dec. !.
The report was that the would
he aSsaSsInS intended 70 carry out
their threat, -dishaRd Dee THE
anniversary Of Pearl Harbor-
apologize 10 the emperor at the
imperial palace and take their
own lives
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
HULL TO DC Called
BV Pearl HEarRsOr
Investigate

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 CNsl-Counsel for the Pearl
Harbor investigating committee announced today that
former secretary of state Hull will be called as witness
this week if his health permits
The decision to delve Hte the maze of diplomatic
details surrounding the 1941 disaster disclosed the
committee opened its fourth day of testimony with
examination of the used by the navy compiling
account Of how Japan planned and executed the attack
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
AbrdmoWitz Names 4
In Plot 10 Rob Club

PONTIAC, Suy-- Q --1--t-rft- -1'--t-rft-
Abramowitz, key witness of spec
cial prosecutor Kim SiG'cr m the
trial Of five Detroit hooi'grs Toe
day ceFFeAerate a. -tAa-t---t -t4-.-f4-,-a-t
Henry Lutz that the five Detroit
hoodlWmS on trial planned Tho
holdup Of the AriStoCr1i Club.
He named Mike Sclk Harry
FleiScher, William "CandXn DlLl-
son and Pete N1honcy IutL ai-
mitted being holdup man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
IRANIAN BLAMEs SOVIET

WASHINGTON. Nov 10 INS)
-HaSSian Ala. Iranian minister
designate. today accused Russia
IF being responsible for disorders
r Northern Iran. now occupied
~ Soviet troops. lie made his re-
marks following a visit 10 Sccre-
tary OF State ByrneS Re has Yet
b. present his credentials 10 Pres
dent Truman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Chicago Phone
Service Crippled

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 0NS) -
Long distance telephone service
ir the Chicago area and all of
Illinois was abruptly suspended at
6 a. m. today by a strike of 500
phone operators.
The operators struck in 116
communities in Illinois and north
ern Indiana
When the deadline was reached
this morning 1000 long distance
operators in Chicago left their
Switchboards. severing Chicago's
telephone communications lines
with the rest of the country. Sub
urban calls likewise were sus-
pended but dial phones were not
affected.
Detroit long distance operators
are accepting only emergency and
priority calls from Chicago. a
company spokesman said. All De-
troit calls to the west coast are
being rerouted around Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

the 1912 scale.
Price ceiling, on General
Motor Car, when announced VIII
average about - per cent below
the 1912 levels. 6owles s8Id Price
Increases Of approximately per
rent on ChySler products are 10
te expected. be- Saiu.
ALL PRICES DUE soon
The OPA administrator said
ceiling prices iof all makes OF cars
would be available within few
days.
Ford Motor Co. spokeSmen de-
elined comment until officially
notified OF The price schedule
eve don't know how the OPA
figures those prices" Ford
official declared I'VE don't
know what elements of the cost
structure IL took into account,
or why. and We certainly can't
say whether we think the prices
are fair or not until we know
General Motors and Chryslcr
officials declined comment. pend
,ng Official OPA announcement Of
price ceilings on their products.
NADIA READY TO ACT
Tic board or directors Of The
National Automobile Dealer, As
sociation, meeting in CncInnati,
prepared 10 take definite action
sganSt The now OPN pricing Tor
mula in a final session today
Spokesman for the NADIA
board charged BoWlo> with ere
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
38 Billion for 7 Months

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 INS)
Treasury department officials
estimated today It VIII cost
s. billion dollars 10 run The gov
ornmcnt from this month through
June. 1916.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20

ating added confusion" in the au-
tomoblle industry and expressed
grave concern over the fact that
some makes viii retail al higher
prices while others Will sell at re-
duced costs.
"Bowles has now reached n
new height of confusion" Ar
thur +. Summcrhcld OF Flint,
Michigan director Ot NADIA de-
Clarcd.
II can't make out what
BoWles l. trying 10 do SAID
David Griffith. Detroit NADIA
director. 1T looks like the in
dustry'S contention that prices
would be governed more by
competition than by OPA super
vision will finally be borne out"
MAY CURTAIL OUTPUT
Some Detroit dealers. while
generally satisfied with prices, eX-
pressed fear that the reduction IN
dealers discounts would force cur
tailment of postwar expansion and
employment plans.
Dealers have put a lot of
money into buildings and eNpan-
sion" one Detroit dealer as
serted. land IL Is going TO he
difficult for them tn carry the
added financial load. Every
dealer wants Go expand but
they'll he foolish Ca do any more
Than thcX- haze tn-nnlA." -
a prominent Chevrolet dealer
sand the profit margin cut and the
Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
TELEGRAPH LINES CUT

All telephone and telegraph
lines between Tchran and AZer-
balan were cut and government
officials indicated they were re-
cgiving information from the area
entirely by courier
Northern Iran still is Cdrrisoncd
by Russian troops under the Joint
Allied arrangement set up early
M the war 20 guarantee the safe
transit Of lend-leaSe goods TO the
Soviet Union.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-20
Seattle Printers Strike

SEATTLE. Nov. 19 INSI -
Seattle's three daily newspapers
were tied up today by a strike Of
go printers.