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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
THESE DAYS
By George E.
: Sokobky

during the war and should have
ample savings to take up this
slack. But whatever the con-
ditions, we should have only
the truth. Henry Wallace and
others have been perpetrating a
statistical lie that full-efnploy-
ment means 100000 jobs.
That statement should be veri-
fed by an impartial fact-finding
body that will give US the truth.
President Truman has not yet
appointed such a commission.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

7 AM "a. My husband is 40.
L We have been married IL
years and have one child whom
we adore.
Our marriage was a happy
one. II still Is, in many ways:
but about six years ago my
husband seemed 10 lose interest
A.me as sweetheart. He
|ts me more as a mother or
lister.
At first I thought he might
have fallen in love with some
one else. but he assured me he
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
Brain Game Answers

I'm the New Mexican desert.
2-"Life With Father"
3-(a) True. (b) False.
4-In the government checkup
OF 1910, 5,377. 1862 deer were
counted.
sConscientious objectors.
6-Since 1917 the average has
been more than so degrees.
TEN per cent.
S--A person who doesn't ny.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27


through the abdominal wall 10
the outside is made.
THERE are some who favor a
Il second operation soon after
the first To remove the affected
part OF the bowel. However.
many other surgeons think it is
a good plan to wait for six TO
twelve months before perform
ing a second operation to deter
mine If, perhaps. the condition
may be relieved by the natural
healing processes.
Even In those cases in which
there is no obstruction OF the
bowel produced by the diver
tculitis. the making OF a colos-
tony may be a helpful form Of
treatment. BY giving the bowel
rest, healing Of the inflamma-
ton occurs. Then no further
operative procedure may be re-
quired other than 10 close up
the colostomv. In each case,
however. the surgeon will de-
eide.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
Connolly Answers

1-(c). 2-(c). 3-(b). A.
(c). Sal. 6-ta) horse;
tb) cow; (c) deer; (d) tan
ager, (e) heron.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
BY JACK LAIT

vULIETrE LOWELL wrote a
book. Well, who didn't?
Juliette's was fiction. Whose
INT? Hers was called Dear
Sir" OF course, she set out to
peddle 1t for the pics. Before
she got through, she'd sold the
to Goth Century-Fox. which
dAit care for the story. and
the story TO Metro-Goldwyn,
which didn't go for the title!
DIETER DE WITT. Fifth Ave-
= nue. connoisseur, has turned
down Sl50,0OO which Gloria Van
derbilt Stokowski offered him
for a brooch from the Haps-
burg royal collection.
The architect who will land
the newly-created postwar job
Of designing $100, 900, 900 worth
OF American embassy and con-
sulate buildings throughout the
world will rate the prodigal
salary of $4,000 a year.
Il got this item from a gov
ernment auditor whose salary
is $7,500D.
CARDIAC complications:
~ After Mrs. Mervyn Leroy
doris Warner) gets her Reno
diploma, she-is expected to
marry Charles -Nider, who is
being chucked by Evelyn Keyes.
Betty Ordway, the coloners
dancing daughter. revels in the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27

Waitsr Winehsil. now on
vacation, viu return Sept. ,.
In the meantims. Jack Lait,
for many ysars one Of
4 msrieGs most eolorfui
nsDspapsr men. WW keep
this space filed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27

killed In action overseas over .
year ago and I am getting .
pension. IL i get . Job now
will the pension bs stepped 2
Mrs. #. M. ID.
A-Not unless your wages are
sufficient 90 that you could
no longer be classed a. de-
pendent.
OIL have been receiving .
family allowance for my chill
drcn, who are the stepchildren
of my husband in service. Now
tho government tells mo the,
children are not entitled to re-|
ceive IL because they are not
living In my home. DO have
TO pay back the money! Mrs. 8.
A-Stepchildren of a service
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
Any Questions?
THE DETROIT TIMES

my &uCocAOAAo
THE ETROIT TIMES
1 malls personal answers TO
questions about the needs
snd welfare, rights and privi-
leges Of servicemen and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily In this column, but ALL
questions viii be answered
directly by mall.
Address questions this way:
AT YOUR SERVICE BUREAU.
DETROIT TINES,
TIMES SQUARE,
DETROIT n, MICHIGAN.
Surely include yssr name
and address and a ssif-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope.
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an opening from the large bowel
through the abdominal wall 10
the outside is made.
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Distributed ~ King yssturs. synd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

NO. If you don't use it you
forget il. You hear a fact or
story today but do not use it.
Next week-often 10 minutes
later-it is gone forever. l be-
lieve most time is wasted on
Latin, Greek and foreign Ian
guages. and on plane geometry
and a considerable part of
mathematics, except for the
selected pupils who Will use
them.
depends on what you con-
slider happiness" Students of
primitive tribes, where all ones
conduct from birth to death is
fitted into a pattern handed
down for generations, report
that nobody is lonely, nobody
completes with any one else,
everybody has friends. and in
sanity is unknown. We surely
know what insanity is in all
competitive" societies. The
Communists have used this as
an argument for the benefits Of
communism, but who wants 20
be an African Bantu or an
American Communist?
HandicapS that can be
cured There are four Vnain
kinds cf handicapS. Gb phySi-
cal, that can't be cured being
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
GEO. R. BROWN

WHEN John " Bricker was
W defeated in last years cleo
uonS along with Gov. Dewey
nobody imagined that he was
through politically He had TOO
much stun on the ball
Bricker could have had the
Republican nomination for gov
ernNr in 1914. Probably he IS
the only leader of that party
IN OHIO who would hayn-AaA
actTa-n 10 defeat MAYOR
LauSche. who was elected gov
ernor 20 succeed Bricker, and
who VIII be a candidate 10 Suc-
ceed himself next year
Before long Brlcker VIII have
10 decide whether TO run for
governor against LauSche a
year hence, or 20 run for the
Senate. the appointment Of Re-
publican Senator Burton 20 the
Supreme Court. and the APP
polntmcnt of a Democrat 10 the
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

By DR.. Herman BundeSen

out OF their nornaL4position
and pass over the ureterS.
These blood vessels may pro-
duce sufficient pressure on the
ureter 20 block -the-f!nIc -at- -tAa
kidneys eXcretlQns.- renal
colo may develop Sometimes
"A kink Will occur in the ureter
which blocks u In other in
stances. the kidney itself may
get out of its normal position
and become twisted. This viii
also produce blocking OF the
uTeter.
- Tn -vfew of tf1r faCt that ttpTe
are so many different conditions
which may produce renal collie,
the importance OF a complete
study should be borne IN mind
whenever such an attack occurs.
Operative treatment is often re-
quired. but in some instances
the disturbance may be re-
heYed IN otheF-1pays. a----
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uErFuFza9TTMEs
Answers to Veterans

child to you. IT is suggested
that you consult an attorney
for advice.
Q-My husband was dis
charged from the service and
received $f60 OF the $500 mus
tering out pay due him. Why
didn't he receive the full $500
to which his service entities
him, at that time Mrs. l.. NJ.
A-Mustering out pay is
issued in monthly instalments.
Your husband received S100 at
time of discharge and should
receive S100 for the next two
months following date OF his
discharge.
Q-Piease name, I'm the order
Of their rank, the five highest
decorations awarded by the
army for valor and achieve
-ments--B. G. r.
A-Medal of Honor, Distin-
guished Service Cross, Distin-
guished Service Medal, Legion
of Merit, and Silver Star.
Q-What are soldiers de-
posits Miss w. NJ.
"A savings plan whereby
any soldier may deposit an
amount of his pay from S. up
with his own disbursing officer.
The soldier Is given a receipt
by his personnel and disbursing
officers. The money draws 4
per cent annual interest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
NV An TW|WR WWNHWIEW
w 1AA%A AIAe Wv AANSAALh%A Broadway

Series" has been cancelled
Dick Foran and Ann O'Day are
a new combine.
The ROckefellers will open
theater-restaurant on 9th be-
tween 5Ist and send.
- One -eGtAe-tA tAessea-hretltet-
while strolling through a 59th
street hotel foyer got 700 close
10 a brawi between sailors and
somehow or other was kicked
hard. Ii may result in an oper-
alton.
Warmers, Zanuck and M-G-M
would sign much decorated Col
Philip Cochran (Flip Corkin) TO
an acting contract. IL IL doesn't
jeIl, he'll continue I'm the army
where he's served n decade.
The 9Th War Loan will be
named after FDR. Mrs. r. will
pose with Roy Rogers, the first
of the $500 bond buyers.
Prettler than anyone on the
screen at the Roxy Is the lovely
candy butcher in the lobby.
4 ~ Army Air Forces colonel
"A had a recent Commute IN
tervieW with Pope Plus IN
which he reports that the Pom
tiff discussed the planned film
version of the best-seller, The
Robe" and characterized il as
most inspiring" His Holiness
repeatedly added that il should
do a great deal of good" This
should interest all churchmen
who wondered what the posi-
tion on it should be.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Political
Parade

vacancy, having given him a
senatorial opening that he did
not have when the last presi-
Dental campaign ended.
Brlckcr is still presidential
timber and II elected next year
either 10 the Senate or 10 the
governor chair in Columbus,
ne would become an outStand-
lng possibility for the G. O =.
presidential nomination IN -194s.
II ALL probability BriCker is
Il the only Republican in Ohio
who would have a chance 10
defeat LauSChe for governor. for
the latter, like Brlcker, is an
unusual vote getter. and against
anybody but Bricker probably
would be reelected. unless there
should be q nationwide Repub-
lican landslide no indications Of
which are aS yet visible any
where
Thus pressure viii be brought
20 bear on BriCker 10 run
against LauSchc and thus Get
Ohio back into the Republican
column for 1913.
Bricker'S reelection as gov
ernor OF Ohio would be a tri-
umph. and would put him IN
front As the most available
presidential candidate. Gov.
Dewey having lost prestige by
his inability last year 10 carry
hlS own stale
II would be a hard fight
against LauSc he whereas
Bric k-er probably could be
elected TO the L s. Senate hands
down The govcrnorship of Ohio
would be better stepping stone
10 the White House, but on the
other hand. two years in The
Senate would give Brickor with
his extraordinary abfiitirS, IN
opportunity 10 enhance his repu-
tation for leadership in the
national field
WHATEVER his q decision.
w Brickcr's stature is bound
10 increase and ne Will come
more and more 10 the front i'm
the minds of Republican lead
ers who are looking for some
body TO break the Democratic
control on the government ma
chine in Washington.
In this connection the maga-
zinc, the Republican party
organ Of the G.. o. P.-publishes
a political survey Of grass
roots" Republican leaders. state
and local. which lists those
national party leaders who
have gained most in party pres
tige' during the past two years.
in the order named. as Senator
Arthur II Nandenbcrg Of Mich
igan Gov Bricker. Cmdr Har-
old +. StaSSen. Senator LeVerctt
SaltonStall Of Massachusetts
and Gov. Earl Warren OF Cali
fornia
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
AT YOUR SERVICE

Q-Am I entitled to compen-
sation or pension: 1 served l8
months during World War j,
and have had three operations
for cancer. 1 expect To undsFgo
a fourth operation within the
next few days for a cancer on
my forehead, the size of
quarter.-B. =.
Aft your disability Is not
service connected, but If you
are incapacitated and unable 10
earn a reasonable livelihood for
yourself and family, file a claim
for total and permanent nom
-SrrvicP=cOnnected disability PEN
sion on Form Sob with the
Veterans Administration. The
service officer of any recognized
veterans organization, or your
local Red Cross chapter will as
sist you in preparing and filing
Yeti eiaif44-ffee-t,f charge.
Q-My husband is with the
army of occupation In Germany.
l want To know IL my family
allowance is going To be discon-
tinued six months after VI day
IL he II still over there
Mrs. Il. ID.
A-Your family allowance
will not be discontinued six
months after WI, day If your
husband is stiIl~oh active duty.
Neither the wal" nor the
emergency ended with VI
day.
Q-My son has a Class r al
lOtment 10 pay for his CONNER
cial insurance. He Is now being
returned TO this country. Will
the allotment be discontinued as
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

born blind. or crippled. etc !;
(2) Physical, that can be
cured - suffering. nearsighted-
ness, etc; (3) Mental, that can I
be cured; ca Mental and emo
tional that can be cured-fear.
worry, egotiSm, laziness, lack oil
confidence, etc. Strange, but.
aside from feeblemindednesS,
the mental and emotional handi-
caps that can be cured but
aren't are the biggest barriers
that keep US from happiness and
success.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL

OF the second child. At times,
when unbearably irritated, she
mistreats the children cruelty.
Worried by her actions and rec
ognizing her need of help, she
asks If psychiatrlc treatment is
the answer.
Is there any way ! can reach
that poor woman 10 tell her
what helped me? ! chanced on
a copy Of The Imitation OF
Christ" by Thomas A. kempIS,
which since has become my con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Il. v. DURLING

an AZ State Department pri-
Ority. are being sent 90 the So
ciety Of beekeepers OF the lower
Rhone yalley-tO assist In re-
establishment OF the bee indus
-tryant experimentation OF rruits,
flowers, vegetables And--eSpe-
cially-grapes-"
How doth the busy little
getty?
4 YOUNG gentleman in the
n navy. who requests that l
skip his name, has sent me an
OPA shoe purchase certificate,
OF the kind issued TO members
OF the armed services. The GER
tifiieate carries three conditions,
the last of which reads:
Not valid for deposit at a
bank after so days from date OF
issue"
My naval hero writes
This certificate, you'll note
presumably entities me to pur-
chase one pair of shoes. Why
then should 1 care whether its
depOsitability at a bank expires
after so days.
IL keep asking myself these
questions:
"O Why should I want 10
deposit 1t In bank !:
"(2) What would the cashier
at any bank do with IL IL II pre-
sented IL for deposit:
"(3 Assuming he did accept
10, what would be the effect on
my accOunt-how would IL be
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

Clef Award Comittee at Car
negie Hall.
Movie actor Tom Drake
(whOse spouse il unwlndIng)
has selected the ring for Susie
Crandaii, a model.
Grace Hayes and a Las Vegas
-eoftstupic- witt -s0On make news.
The widow OF one OF Gov.
Lehman'S kin--wiH wed n
banker.
Frances Wayne woody Her
mans vocalisD will we'd trum-
peter Neil Hefty of that crew.
Rochelle Hudson In amused at
the report she'll we'd Navy
Lieut.. since she's been happily
sealed TO 1t. Cmdr. for six
years.
A faint idea Of the political
atmosphere in Buenos Aires:
When our Ambassador (Braden)
was there he kept a lackjack
in his desk
DAVID NIVEN returns TO
~ Hollywood In December Ia
resume his film career after 4
years Of fighting for the British.
He and his wife expect their
second image about mid-NoVem-
ber They met, he writes
intimates, this way: "During a
Nazl air raid In Scotland dived
into a trench and fell on n beau
tiful blonde WAAF. We were
wed ten days later"
CEN. MacARTHURS planned
" return after the World
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

Shall I tOesp that love Is no more
And magnify his TsigRl
Sure perer mortal man before
Would hare his grief again.
FEFtUeii The ioHg-eoHtmUed ache
-IAe-da.Is- .Is-a-4!sss.,sI-the-r.tt
di0dk6,
J poi!I retotee and merry make
And neUer more complain.
-Duclaux.
above Is suggested for the
careful consideration of 4. =.
Marine sergeant who states he
has been given the bruSh-OH
by a blue-eyed brunette Of
Evanston, ILL.,, who had prom
ised TO marry him. When the
girls begin TO give marine
sergeants the brush-OiT, YOU
can be sure the war l. over.
Anyway, we wish the blue
eyed brunettes and brown
eyed honey blondes would stop
kicking the hearts of our sub
scribers around.)
MIR. FRANK GETTY. the well
w known publicist, has Just
perpetrated what l contend 10
be practically a lyric poem in
publicity. This is how it be-
gins:
Each in her own tiny cage,
snug beneath a murmuring clus-
ter OF 'neuters', "A of the finest
queen bees in America today
will be winging their way by air
transport command from Wash
ton tn Marseilles, France.
THE queen bees, travelling on
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

soon as he arrives here Mrs.
ID. j. Il.
A-The Class F. allotment for
payment of your sons CONNER
cial insurance will continue TO
be deducted as long as ne is on
active duty status, unless he
cancels it himself before that.
Q-My son was killed In action
and left a widow and child, now
the widow has died, leaving the
child I'm the care of her parents.
My husband and / would very
much like to have the child to
care for and bring up. Have
we any claim on him at all E?
Mrs. ID. o.
A---This is a matter which
would have to be determined by
court action. unless the widows
parents voluntarily gave the
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
WASHINGTON Scene
By George Dixon

have been topping Us once
again.
At the top of the papers Is
stamped:
SECRET - equal to British
most secret."
I THINK 1 will go home now.
l am very tired-equal to
British bloody well exhausted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

Stant companion and guide II
has taught me how 10 live;
taught me that any task We
have 10 do however impossible
il may seem, can be done sue
ceSsfully just by doing our bit
a little at time. y. X.
DEAR, MARY HAWORTII
DEPLYING 10 "A. w" on
IL Sept. u, YOU suggest that
poor heredity may be at the root
Of her difficulty; that she may
be "constitutionally defective; .;
may suffer general incapacity
for living adequately on the
mature level.
Ordinarily. PERSONS Who show
ungovernable temper Try TO
Justify their unreasonable ac-
tions. And many mothers re-
sent their children some OF the
time. Like our other emotional
responses. those toward our
children are apt 10 be ambl-
Nalen4 EIA+s- mother comrs
nearer than most 70 acknoWl-.
edgIng her inner tensions as the
source OF difficulty You might
have been kinder 10 her, even
though your advice remained
the same. J.. y.
DEAR MARY HAWORTH.
NOUR reply to, "A. W" was
Il much too mild.
She speaks Of her husband
devoted 10 his family and home.
very much liked by every one.
What is this perfect man doing
about his children
II TINS mother cannot con-
troll herself, she should be
placed in an institution. where
the only one she can attack Will
be herself. 4. ID.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

DEADING your column OF
~ Sept. u. l was astounded
To find that the situation par
slleled a former problem Of
mine. This was the story Of Il
young wife. %. married 10
years, mother Of two children
a son. now s, and daughter, 3.
Her affliction is an uncontroll-
able temper, she says. which
pveloped just before the birth
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

MR.. CARLISLE BARGERON,
WI former publicity wizard
for the Republican national
Committee-it seems he was a
Republican all the time he was
on the payroll 49, was a con-
teStant in the National Press
Club golf tournament the other
day
Mr. Bargeron is not what
you would call an expert golfer;
in fact, he is not what you
would call a golfer. He plays
the ancient and honorable game
with all the hope of triumph Of
a Republican candidate down IN
Georgia, where he was born.
However, when the final
scores were finally tailed. 1t
was discovered that Mr.. Bar
geron was half of the winning
twosome. With becoming mod
eSty, Mr.. Bargeron admitted
he had received some slight as
sistance from his partner
"Nho was your partner" he
was asked by James d. PreSon,
of the secretary Of the Senate'S
office.
II dunno" said Mr.. Bargeron
"I think / heard somebody call
him Jess
II developed later that this
party named Jess had en-
gagged some previous experience
in the game.
lie was Jess SweetSer, former
national amateur champion
At the nineteenth hole later.
Mr. Bargcron told a group Of
admirers
This Jess was very inn
pressed with me. He had never
PLAYED before with anybody
who shot llS."
THERE is a charming society
Il writer in this town called
Peter Carter. The other day
she was kind enough 90 toss
me a couple of bouquets and
added
"If 1 were % years younger
I would he completely infatu-
ated with George Dixon"
All ! gotta say is that If
Miss Carter were % years
older than l am she would be
covering celestial receptions for
Dolly Madison
THE surplus property board
announces that thousands
of army-trained hOm ing
pigeons are being offered for
sale to civilians.
Positively not interested.
After living In Washington
YOU want pigeons that will go
away
I'VE Office Of Strategic Sorv-
Il ices has Just had a lot of
its confidential papers returned
here from It's London Office.
They reveal that the British
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

PERCHANCE.. there is
4 some blocking OF the flow Of
the urine at the point where the
ureter empties into the bladder,
IL will be seen IN the X-ray
plate. The ureter will be
swollen or distended. and the
pelviS OF the kidney. or that
part where the secretions col
lect before they empty into the
bladder. Will also be increased
In size.
Sometimes blood vessels are
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Brain Game Answers

Large. 1t was 300 cubits
long. A cubit Is Is to 20
inches.
2-Bing Crosby.
3-(a) True. (b) False. There
were four originally: State,
Treasury, War and Justice.
4-John L. Sullivan.
5-(c) is correct.
6-Erskine Caldwell.
LIT. Gen. Curtis +. Lemay.
8-The Moon. The influence OF
the Sun is only 2-5 that of
the Moon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

CTATE DEPT. talk is that
Edda Mussolini Ciano quietly
merged with Marquis Emilio
recently in Switzerland before
me returned to Italy.
The Frank Hague Jrs. are
trying To solve matters.
Lepke,s former PARTNER Ittr-
ran, has been quietly switched
10 the Siberia OF Upstate gaols
Attical l.----------.-.-----.--
The Lindberghs can't move
into their Connecticut island
home-no heating equipment.
When the pictures OF Musso-
lini and his mistress changing
by their heels) appeared in Ar
gentine newspapers, 10000 Col.
Peron admirers" sent the pix
10 his doll.
The Herbert brakes Tex
movie critic--she's the former
Wee Lawrence) are asunder.
Londoners hear that Exam
baSSador J. Kennedy's lovely
dghtr, Kathleen, may wed one
OF Halifax mobiles.
COINCIDENCE DEPT: Tho
" Wall Street Post OF the
American Legion receBtly
awarded an characterization
medal" 10 Cecil B. DeMillc.
The emcee at the ceremony WAS
Past Commander G. b. AsbuTy
-. He Is DeMille's nephew.
Rum and Co-cah Co-lah," by
Morey Amsterdam. was the ma
tons No. ] song hit this year
but il was snubbed by the