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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

IN JUDGING President Frank
L lin n. Roosevelt $ action in
encouraging of loan Of $500 600
from an individual man of big
business. whom he did not know,
TO his son, Elliott, history Will
be free of the emotional handi-
cap which embarraSSes effort 10
arrive at correct opinion
today.
There are some Americans
whose attitudes plainly suggest
A belief that Mr.. Roosevelt par
took of Deity.
Thus an account OF the trans
action II, which Elliott boldly
walked in on John Hartford,
president of the Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company and
walked out with 100000, which
never has been repaid, and OF
his fathers part in the deal, Will
he denounced as A "ghoulish at
tack on dead leader IAN in
suit TO the overwhelming ma
jority of tho people. mad
rantings' and "an attempt 10
smirch The fair honor of a most
noble man
The facts. however, are plain.
IN MARCH, 1889 when he was
i % years old. Elliott RooSe-
Welt did call ON Mr.. Hartford,
whom he had met only once
before. TO borrow 100000.
Mr.. Hartford seems TO have
been startled by the young
mans audacity and II is our
privilege 10 conclude that Nc
was stalling when lie suggested
that. the President. himscli''
might not be pleased If he
should comply
After all there are ethics
A hard-headed man Oi big
business would carefully exam
inc the background Of the deal
If the applicant for the loan
were iust the son OF George
Splevin. American.
He would make his DECISION
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
WHAT DO YOU KNOW?

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

on an average n less than
once n 100 births
Who composed AieXsnderS
Ragtime Band >
How many persons would YOU
guess are now Ealntully en-
ployed IN The United States
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What Us the oFgln Of tnc eN-
precision There nothing
new under the sun
iow did the British solve
irt problem Of German mag
ue. rnipes SoWn ih waters
adjacent "a Brtan during
tnc-focent war;
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14

make up their minds what TO recon-
mend definitely.
In one report they picked the
Wayne County site. Then they pro-
crastinated by saying that was only
their interim choice. They wanted
more time to think it over. They
surveyed, they conferred, they dick
cred and they weighed their informa-
ton.
NOW they ask council for 30 days
~ more when they hope to have
their final choice but not their final,
formal report.
What is taking so long? Surely,
after six months they should have
some idea of what Detroit needs.
Who is kidding whom? What is
council waiting for? BY this time
after four years of arguing, hunting,
pursuing a municipal airport, the
councilmen should be so familiar
with the situation that they would
know what advantages one site has
over another
And if the choice is narrowed
down. as it has been so positively,
between Wayne County and the Wy
oming sites, why can't they make up
their minds NOW and not 80 days
from now?
THERE is much to be gained by
Il acting now. There is much to be
lost by delay at this stage. The city
is offered over TOO acres Of land at
a desirable location FREE as a start
to getting an airport.
Above all things, Detroit needs
modern airport 1t deserves a mod
ern airport. And it needs action
NOW.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
Brain Game


Can you name TWO ~ tho
three subjects on " b. b
Washington warned The peo-
pie Of The United States IN
his Farewell Address
What sports award have tao
following all received BoPby
Jones. Glenn \ Cunningham.
Don Bulge, Cornelius Warm.
erdam7
3-Ann Dvorak. John Wstre
and Joseph SchIldkfagt arc
starred IN new movie about
A San Francisco a. the ume ~
the great earthquake WIS
is The name of the movie
4 True or false. Twins occur
UnC THE DETROIT TIME!
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-14
SAVE
WASTE
PAPER

The Mouse ras ~ fbs cioek,
The cIock struck 0Hs
And deus bed raes
Hs'i hHdiHg Haifs bSfsr
Most cter) bidcsi
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
MSC Sets Date
For ASTP Tests

EAST LANSING, March %
Michigan State College announced
today that qualifying tests for IL
year-old youths interested in
entering the army specialized
training program will be held
April II.
Dean S. 4. Grove said that
young men whose seventeenth
birthday falls between Oct. /,
1914. and Aug. 81. 19i5, arc
eligible TO take the test providing
they meet the educational re-
uuirements. He said those in
terested should notify their high
school principal.
The applicants must achieve
satisfactory score on the army
college qualifying test, and mus
meet certain requirements as tC
age, citizenship. high sch 90
graduation, and must enlist in tn,
Enlisted Reserve Corps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Restore 5 10 Jobs,
Flint Strikers Demand

FLINT. March % - Striking
employees of General Foundry viii
remain out until five workers are
restored 10 their lobs II was de-
cidcd at a meeting of Local l56,
AFL-UAW.
The company charged that the
DISCHARGED men refused -te-brias
their work up TO military stand
ards and that they dlsobeyed
their foreman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Ask WLB Reconsider
Flint Coach Pay Plea

FLINT March 23-RecnnSlder-
alton of a decision denying a
general five cents an hour raise
for drivers and maintenance men
of Flint Trolley Coach, Inc. Is
being asked Of the regional WLB
bv the CIO-Transport Workers
Local 40.
Three alternative wage ADJUST
ment proposals were advanced by
the regional WLB for negotiation
between the coach company ana
lis cmplONCS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Hospital Deal
Gets Setback
b w S AW Y 6 R

BAY CITY, March % - City
commissioners today indicated
they had no intention of paying
S65, 600 for the S2G0 600 addition
to General Hospital.
This price was asked by the
government after the city offered
$4,000.
Let 'em run II they want to-"
asserted Comm. Harold Alex
ander.
"No reason why we should he
In any hurry" said John +.
Morrison. At his suggestion the
subject was given the hospital
committee for TWO weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Lansing
Casualties

LANSING. March % -- Rela-
tives have been informed here
that one soldier is missing and
two others have been wounded IN
the European and Pacific war
zones.
Sgt. Eugene G. Campbell, o,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Campbell of Pontiac, was listed
as missing IN France since FEB.
25. He formerly was resident
here before enhSting.
The war department also re-
ported the following men had been
wounded: Pvt Charles Flanagan,
%. son OF Mrs. Efne McAnlnch,
and husband of Mrs. Sophie
Flanagan. Lansing; Pfc. Keith
+. MMtcr son of Mr. and Mrs II.
L. MiXter 5l4 5. Butler and PFC.
John w. Hughes, 20. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph +. Hughes, l429
Pontiac.
MiNter was wounded Feb - IN
| Holland Pvt. Flanagan va 5
wounded al Luxembourg, Dec. -,
and Hughes was wounded IN
Manila Feb. l..
NsrI,rTGE-NfLsNT
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Gun Mishep Fatal

MORRICE March . William
Woodman. o., a farmer living
south OF here. died yesterday of
gunShot wound in the chest SuS-
tanned several days ago. He was
trying TO shoot a hen hawk which
had been getting his chickens,
when his gun accidentally dis
charged
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Marked Cash Traps
0wosso Tire Dealer

CORUNNA. March 23- Samuel
OsSipove. %. owner of used car
and accessory business IN OwoSso,
was released from the county jail
here today TO await arraignment
in federal court in Bay City on
2 charge eEvieiatiHg 9PA-FesHia-
tiOnS
Ossipove j. charged with selling
two tires at SIS each above the
ceiling prices and without the
necessary certificates. The marked
money was found on him, OPA
agents say.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
jury Lenicnl
Too Drunk TO Recall Fire,
Acquitted in Saginaw

SAGINAW. March 23-It took
circuit court Jury an hotr TO
acuuit Richard Mayvllle, A. OF
attempting 10 burn down the
county courthouse.
Seen by city fremen placing a
barricadc torch in the building
window and piling twlgS on top
of it, Mayville profesSed to have
been too drunk to remember but
was sure it was right IF the fire.
men said so
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
Lansing Diphtheria Case

LANSING March 23-The city
health, department said today that
LanSing'> first ease of diphtherla
IN two years was reported yeSter-
day Dr. Floyd r Town. director
issued a warning 10 parents 10
have babies lmmunlzed aS quickly
az pbssible.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

ClintonS of the beam without
his Wheaties. That's easy to un-
derstsnd when you're acquainted
with their zippy nourishment. Try
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
81 WISHING WELL a.
Reei,tered U. S. Patent Office.
BY Maelean
By Wall Disney
By Jimmy Halo

TIERE pleasant little game that will
every II numerical puzsle designed to spell out
letters hrst name the number
subtract III The number Is less than o.
add your key number Start at the upper left
hand corner check Of key
numbers right Then read the message the letters under
the checked figures give YOU "a
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24
but, Miss sTfeuan-surrosini YOU hsdn n't 1zd
your Wheaties this mornin9i"

milk. fruit. and Wheaties. Break
fast Of Champions" - tomorrow
morning. You'll find that Wheaties
at seven really help at eleven.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

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visual fni alb tbba-Lksyq.
Yesterdays Cryptoquote; He Is no wise
man that will quit certainty for an uncer-
tainty-Johnson.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-24

ADVERTIsEMEN1
Evening star., 1945-01-22

was determined to strengthen the
home front structure" to help bring
about ultimate victory. He has
made frequent public appeals re-
Gently for more industrial war pro-
duction.
The new law was drawn UP by q
special council assigned to inquire
into Japan's manpower problems.
1t would mobilize all classes OF
labor, including students, unem-
ployed men and women and Older
persons who have retired from ac-
tive work. 1t also would require all
Evening star., 1945-01-22
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

I '
@. How long does it take the blood
given by donors in the United States
to reach the battle fronts?-J. M.
A. Whole 20" type blood, which
will combine with all blood types,
reaches the European theater OF
operations within "a hours after be-
ing collected at Baltimore. Boston,
New York City, both Manhattan and
Brooklyn. and Washington, D. c.
Blood collected in California at San
/ Francisco, Oakland and Los Angeles
is flown to Pacific installations with
in three days.
@. How can animals live at great
depths in the sea?-E. l.. H.
A. Deep water animals are so
constructed that the water is able
to penetrate their bodies. Crabs
which live on the sea bottom are
full of water SO that the pressure
inside is the same as that outside
Thus when such ea-bottom crea-
lures are brought to the surface they
explode.
@. What was the average cost of
shipping back to the United States
the bodies of soldiers killed abroad
in the First World War?-M. r. @.
A. The average cost to the United
States was $396.04 The figure rep
resents the total cost for disinter-
ment, cost of casket and shipment
| from Europe to the nearest relative
in the United States.
@. Why will ivy live in water?-
r. F. L.
A. Ivy planted in water gets its
lsustenance from the air, the water,
and from the stored up material in
the plant itself. 1t will not continue
to grow indefinitely, but under fav-
orable conditions will thrive for
quite a while, the length of time
depending upon how much plant
food there is in the plant and in the
water.
@. If veteran dies who formerly
worked in employment covered by
the Social Security Act are any pay
ments made to his relatives?-G. M
A. In the event of the death of a
member or former member Of the
armed forces who had had civilian
employment in private business or
industry, survivors insurance bene-
fits may be payable on his Social
Security account. The next of kin
should inquire Immediately at the
nearest Social Security Board office
@. On which side are service rib
bons worn?-T H. D.
A. Service ribbons are all worn on
the left side except the Army Dis
tinguished Unit Badge, which is
worn centered above the right breast
pocket.
@. Why is an admission fee
charged for motion pictures shown
at Army camps?-W. N. S.
A. The War Department says there
is no charge to soldiers for movies
shown overseas. In this country the
pictures are not given free by movie
producers. The United States Army
Motion Picture Service procures and
shows films at camps. Admission
fees pay for necessary costs.
O. When the relatives of a soldier,
who is overseas, move, to what
branch of the War Department
should notice of the new address
be sent?-H. E. S.
A. 1t is extremely important that
emergency addresses who have
moved following the departure of
the soldier for an overseas destina-
tion should write to the Adjutant
General, War Department, Wash
ington 25, D. c., Attention: Casualty
Branch, giving both the old and
new address. Also included should
be the soldiers full name, rank,
serial number and his organization
and APO number.
Evening star., 1945-01-22

members Of the Diet following his
report" Domei added In the story
intercepted by the Federal COM
munications Commission.
"Cl0se Contact" With Reds.
An earlier Tokyo radio broadcast
quoted Shigemitsu as saying Japan
and the USSR were constantly
maintaining very close contact" in
view of the world situation. ano
negotiations between the two ma
tions on many proposed plans are
progressing smoothly"
Tokyo radio reports yesterday SAID
Premier Kuniaki Koiso's govern
ment has approved a sweeping new
Evening star., 1945-01-22

Japanese n1anpower control law to
supersede all existing labor regula-
tions as the FIRST step toward total
mobilization.
The broadcasts, recorded by the
Federal Communications Commis-
sion. described the new law as a
move to supply all available work
ers to Japan's tagging war indus
tries. 1t will eliminate five major
and several minor regulations as
soon as it is formally enacted by the
Diet.
Koiso told critics on the floor OF
the Diet yesterday his government
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Jap Diet Receives
Secret Report on
Relations With Reds
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The japanese Diet went into secret
session today, Tokyo broadcasts re-
ported, to hear a detailed report
from Foreign Minister Mamoru
Shigemitsu after he announced dip
lomatic relations with the Soviet
Union were being securely main
tanned in accordance with the neu-
trality pact
In dispatch to Occupied Asia
the Domei news agency said the
secret meeting lasted for an hour
and half.
"Shigemitsu was questioned by the
Evening star., 1945-01-22
/ neGreatJafneOfP POI1t1CS
Air Shipment of Elliott Roosevelt's Dogs
Can't Be Dismissed Lightly, Saws Kent

At any rate, the dog got priority
over the servicemen.
II the facts as given remain
uncontradicted, then some kind Of
reprimand is in order. And, the
Army owes it to itself and the people
of the country to take steps to make
a repetition of such incidents i'm
possible.
Evening star., 1945-01-22

children. N o +
d o e S a n y o n e
want unjustly to
charge nliscon-
duct to the Pres
ident's children.
Nevert h e ! e S S,
there are certain
t h | n G S t h a t
should not be
too lightly dis
missed.
If they are dis
re g a + d c d T
h u S h e d up or
passed over, 1t
will be at con-
Sideroi,1e eost in
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Answers to
Questions

question of fact by writing The Eve
nlng Star Information Bureau, 3I6
street NE, washington 2, D. C. Please
lnclose three go cents for return
postage.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
Jups' Indio Puppet Dies

LONDON, Jan. % lP).--The death
in Tokyo Of the Indian politician,
Rash Behari Bose, adviser to the
japanese sponsored provisional
government Of India" was an
nounced today by the Toxic radio.
Evening star., 1945-01-22

War Bonds are now owned by
some $4,000, 900 individual Ameri-
cans. More than out Of every Is
men, women and children in the
United States are purchasers.
Evening star., 1945-01-22
By Frank r. Kent

No one wants to distract the Pres
ident from the great tasks before
him by unnecessarily or unduly
dwelling upon the misconduct of his
Evening star., 1945-01-22

unemployed persons, men and wom-
en-, to register.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Makeup Props

Keep your makeup props in
your purse Don't have them on
your desk or IN a desk drawer.
and don't use them N front af
other people Remember, though
you may out-modern the mod
erns, there are plenty OF people.
men especially who hate 10 see
a woman apply makeup in pub
lie. Sure they're old-fashioned,
but why irritate them?
Use makeup discreetly. You're
not At an evening party. You
are earning your living No eye
shadows. No beaded lasheS. No
rouge, or very little, and a lip
stick Of natural coloring.
Distributed by King Features synd. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Window Decorations

The windows are curtained in
a specially woven damask silk
IN green and dusty pink. The
drapcry motif and colors are
carried out sumptuouSly in
Empire design with a canopy OF
pale rose and soft Empire green
silks, trimmed with pale green
braid
There are green holsters, a
bud-lke fringe and gilt swan
atop the canopy. An Impressive
cheval mirror is very much a
part Of the picture. ~.
Another bedroom has a mag
nifcently carved high four
poster bed, and this, with other
original mahogany furnishings,
looks well in a setting Of dusty
pink walls adorned with wall
paper border found u The house
At tho windows are luxurious
blue satin drapes edged with
white fringe. George Washing
tons room contains a priceless
piece. the original camp cot
which he used al the Jumel
mansion and throughout his
campaigns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

Continued from Page onel

right in the middle Of her flying
lessons, although she had soloed
several times.
Upon graduation in June
frnp- the Garland -Seheel she
Will resume her flying lessons
ann work for her pilots license
Peggy Zeder. daughter Of the
Fred VI Zeders who was pre-.
sented by Mrs. Zeder AZ a debu-
tante luncheon on Wednesday,
at the Country Club, intends 10
make a career of interior dec
Grating.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Madame JumeI

The famous Madame Jumel
occupied the house in the early
years of the Nineteenth Century,
the Madame Jumel who mar
ried Aaron Burr. The room
Of the once vice president
has an exceptionally interesting
interior but then this is so Of
every room in the lovely old
mansion Of bygone days.
The entrance hall has been
papered with a wonderful wall
paper reproduced from an old
design Of -the per1od- IRE draw
ing room, with It's beautiful fire.
place and fine wainscoting, is
also hung with a wallpaper re-
produced from an old design.
There is elegance and essence
Of femininity in the bedroom Of
Madame Jumel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Historic
Mansion

/ Asst month the restored
IL Roger Morris-Jumel Man
sion was reopened TO the public
in New York. This lovely old
dwelling, owned by the City Of
New York and under The JufIS-
diction of its department Of
parks, is historical interest and
in its newly refurbished beauty
is just filed with ideas for the
decorator, and especially for
those Of us that like 20 use
some antique or some old
treasured heirloom in a con-
temporary setting.
The mansion was built in 1853
by Roger Morris for his lovely
wife, Mary Philipse, daughter Of
Frederick Phiiipse. In f776,
Gen. George Washington came
10 the house overlooking the
Harlem River. where he had
once been an honored guest.
With his staff he directed the
war from a charming second
floor room, and surveyed the
scene from an upstairs balcony
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Set
Luncheon FRIDAY

THE WOMEN'S group Of the
Minnesota Association will meet
for luncheon al noon Friday in
the Womcn'S City Club.
Mrs. Charles f Olson and
Mrs. Maurice S. Mae Will be
hostesScs and Will be assisted
by Mrs. John a. Krupp, Mrs.
Melvin L. Elmquist and Mrs.
Frank A. Atkinson.
The group Will discuss the
scholarship fund al the regular
monthly meeting which will
follow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Advice on Grooming
Given for Career GirIs
BY HELEN JAMESON

H. All right Then may We
make some suegestions7 You
may not need them. but another
girl might.
Give yourself a good brush
ing IN the rest room before you
start work, so there Will be no
chance OF stray hairs on your
ShOulders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Manners important

Il is necessary 70 make a
favorable impression upon the
prospective boss. That doesn Z
mean lust clever makeup and
chic clothes; il includes man
nerS. ones way Of speaking, per-
sOnality.
Let's suppose you have landed
the Job, that you want 10 keep
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

MANY career girls are look
VI ing for Jobs They're not
looking for Just any old job.
They want good ones. with a
chance for advancement Time
was when girls went 70 work
10 bridge the time until they
landed a husband.
II you're gong 70 hold down
the kind % a Job that Will sup
ply YOU with All the necessities
-aA -~cafe ~ tte fuxurlcs, you
must look the part, appear e.
fcient. huSinesSlike. Brains,
college diploma and horse sense
are helps but their values viii
br weakened II ones appear
ance is not a credit 10 shop or
office.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

perience, TO open a shop Of her
own.
Another hobby is collecting
chine dolls.
Ann Whitehead, daughter Of
the j. Frazer Whiteheads, the
first debutante Of this season,
will resume her part time Job
al the Crosse Pointe Country
Day.
Ann was graduated from the
Country Day and then from the
Barmore Secretarial School in
New York.
Her hobby is collecting phono-
graph records Of popular music.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Craf+smenship

Even when she was al Kings
wood School this was in the
back Of her mind. There she
Learned 10 -Ne2Ne-- Pine
Manor she took sewing and now
at Northwestern University she
is studying designing.
Those dashlng outfits which
Peggy wears were designed and
made by herself from materials
which she hand-loomed.
Peggy plans 10 work In an
interior decorating department
and, after she has gotten eX-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
MurieI KommeI' S
Marriage Told

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kom-
mel Of Edison avenue announce
the marriage Of their daughter.
Murlel, 10 Laurance z. Eisen-
berg. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Elsenberg Of Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
C. DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES
Dee. 80, Is45-Psst }, Page 3
Bianchinq Almonds

NUTTY NOTATIONS - To
blanch almonds, cover shelled
almonds with cold water and
bring to a boil Remove from
heat Immediately and drain.
Slip skins from almonds by
pressing between thumb and
fingers and let dry on absorbent
paper or a cloth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Beauty Necessity

DAINTINESS is a quality Of
beauty you have II ~ twill III
compensate for features that
may not be prize winners. With
out IL, a woman is likely 10 fall
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Roseddlers TO See
Picture on Mature

Tom and Arlene Hadley Of
Pleasant Ridge will present
Nature Trails in original pic
ture and poem style when the
Rosedale Park Woman's Club
meets Wednesday afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

into a state Of blowsiness as she
gets atonG III years II ~ some
thing that should be drilled into
the ears Of little girls long be-
fore they get into their teens.