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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-11
RECORDERS JURY
TRIALS APRIL 19

Jurors for the monthly jury trials
in recorders court TO be held neN1
Thursday have been drawn and
were announced today by f. O.
Falkner, clerk Of court. The jurors
are listed by townships as follows:
Henderson-W H. Hester B. c.
Long, James W. Brown, f. Il. Abbott
Jr,, Clyde Lester, Ralph Finch, F. a.
Gill, Gordon Allen, f. F. Parham,
w. H. Wester, H. A. Rainey, a. d.
Adcock, B. NJ. Davis, Frank S. Page,
r. J. Jones.
Kittrell-C H. WoodIef. George
Elmore, H. A. Stone, J. N. Smith,
E. r. Woodlief. NJ. B. Finch.
Willamsboro-R. l.. Reavis, w. G..
AyScue, c. B. ShOtWell.
Middleburg-E. P. Holloway.
Sandy Creek - Roger Edwards,
William Falkner, J. P. SatterWhite,
A. S. Falkner, r. c. Daniel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
One Word Led to Another
The Detroit Times
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
By Arthur Bugs Baer

Our lads home from the Elysian Archipeagos have
yet to capture the place described by the tourist traps
made many prepaid excursions looking for the SON.
nolent atos in the lazy Pacific south of the
ing Equator.
II didn't find the phegmatc coral anchorages where
the natives contented glasseater in bottle
factory But did lot of natives who had those kind
Of brittle expressions
l did locate the Ubangis with loose-eaf lips that
enabled them to kiss letter goodby after it in the
mail box
| did discover the Samoans who ate, slept, drank
and sang They reduced the 30hour week to the minute
hand. There but class in Samoa and that was
leisure.
Down there they have farming and blowing
Everything grows by itself like wart on toad The
natives train the monkeys to climb the trees after
nuts That's Incidence with extra chorus of pretty
little bird calls.
can grab all the serenity want with rowboat
the Hudson the Wabash or any other American River
All need is fishing rod, big hat and jug. The
tents Of the jug need not be classified 1t would be empty
by twilight.
And will not stagger home with elephantiasis, leap
ing dandruf or bultin carbunces. will not have testi
monia malaria donated by the grateful tropics droop
ing Of the succuent jowls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
She and Dick are devoted to

She and Dick are devoted to
each other.
Also. she is young and attrac-
tive, has money enough for
personal security and she urges
me 10 get married.
At times I am thrilled by the
prospect and feel sure Id be
very happy.
Yet when il comes 10 setting
the date / get so panicky / even
contemplate never seeing Dick
again; but / can't seem TO stay
away from him.
In high school. was out TO
he the most popular girl in my
class.
/ worked hard at il and sue
ceeded; but now wish l hadn't.
/ was popular with girls as
we'll as boys, and YOU know the
way girls talk about the facts
Of life.
! know / got some very dis
tot-ted ideas of married life
from that source; and both
mother and / think that is
what ails me now.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL

For myself. I would be con-
tent TO drag along for a while
as l feel that eventually we will
get married.
But I know this isn't fair
10 Dick. II would break my
heart 10 let him go, but shall
if you think it best.
Do you think could ever be
happy in marriage? ! certainly
am not happy now; d. C.
DEAR D. c.:
TFfE fact that you worked
L hard to be the most popular
girl in your class during high
school provides the clue 10
what ails you. / think
That performance indicates
great self distrust. You we're
afraid you didn't have what 1t
takes 10 be loved and accepted.
so YOU worked like crazy TO sell
yourself To all and sundry.
The same fear grips you at
the prospect OF narriage-that
is. when II comes right down TO
wadlng into IT.
You are afraid that Dick will
be disappointed in you, prob
ably in the sex relationship :
since il is evident that a morbid
attitude toward the so-called
facts Of life figures signifi-
cantly in your kittiShness.
Actually YOU suffer from an
anxiety neurosis tied in with
a guilt complex centerlng on
sex phenomena probably be.
cause your early childish pre-
occupation with seX-a normal
trait-became for some reason
strongly colored with sense
Of guilty self reproach: thus
giving you hypnotic fear Of sex,
plus a low private opinion Of
yourself generally
Because YOU are an intelli-
gent person. and. l think, sim
cerely in love with Dick. as he
is with you. I believe you have
II in your power 10 help create
very happy marriage with
him.
But 10 do so. you must stop
being an evasiVe coward. wait
ing in vain for time 10 solve
things. VI. II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
VREuuuNn rruuE Nrxx-S, By Paul
ID DEAAAAND AAAE u EVt - Malon

WASHINGTON. June I've
w can kid ourselves about
the peace in San Francisco but
this would merit no advantage.
From what ] hear among
people. particularly returning
soldiers, there IS a feeling Of
dlstruSt AT the negotiations and
results II seems 10 be broad
sentiment king expression,
strangely enough. in criticism
Of England and her stand, more
than Of Russia.
This feeling is current among
people who do not understand
the ins and outs of the matter,
and | think II is dangerous. be-
cause England is going our way.
no matter how much she may
chlsel on the side. while Russia
is proceeding IN an opposite
d direction and steadfastly.
Here are the facts OF the
matter.
THE greatest accomplishment
L Of state secretary Stettinlus
in San Francisco is the align
ment of the so-called republics
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
WALTER WINCHELL a,.es.,v On

How'd you hnd him ?" they
asked.
Just pushed hack his med
Als," was the answer, land
there he was"
THE Big Time: The lOakie-
L doakie performance by Jack
in the flicker. That's the
Spirit" He brings back the
ghost OF vaudeville. A spook-
tacuiar performance.
Emil Coleman's lovely new
rhumba, Let's Say Good-by."
Danny Rogers talented rem
dition of Careers" an excellent
speciality.
Jerry Bergens wonderful
pantomimicry.
Cab Calloway's King Cab
1st" number at the Zanzibar.
Jimmy Ames. Betty Bradley
and Candy Candido at Holly
woods Band Box. a fun spot.
Willard Parker in The Fight
ing Guardsman" film (Colum-
bia The real live ack-ack-
ton OF Gen. Hap Arnold's The
Fighting AAF" radio program
via the Blue on Satdees at / 30
post meridian.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
E. ". DURLING

ably the first newspaper coll
umnist TO earn over $1,000 a
week. Yet DR.. Crane didn't
break into journalism until over
80. Before starting to write a
column he was a minister in
Worcester, Mass.
The Kentucky Derby should
always take place in June. May
is too early for a derby. The
yerage 3-year-old is not in
shape 10 60 a mile and a quar-
ter that early in the year. The
future of many good horse has
been ruined in trying to win the
Kentucky Derby.
EILM stars and other people
L in the public eye have a cer-
tain responsibility TO take into
consideration.
Many people are Influenced by
the actions of celebrities and
follow examples set by them.
For that reason this depart
ment must express disapproval
of the wedding kisses of Hum
phrey Bogart and his bride,
Lauren Bscall.
After the ceremony Bogart
kissed his bride lightly on the
cheek.
The bride responded by lightly
kissing him on the cheek. II
this is a sample of Hollywood
love no wonder so many film
colony marriages are such brief
affairs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
BY George E.
Sokolsky

And now. Browder orders an
other change. Appare tly,
Stain does not believe that
there is much more to get out
of the United States.
He keeps our military and
diplomatic officers out of cities
to which they have every right
TO go.
He flaughts his petulance like
a school girl showing her tenn
perament 10 a bored swain.
He deprives us of truthful
news from areas our troops
have conquered.
The revolution is on again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

loosened and then completely
removed.
4 FTER the operation for re-
"A moVai or the toe-nAil, sui
fanilamide powder is busted into
the wound 10 keep infection
from occurring. a vaseline dress
ing is put on and allowed 10 re-
main ir place for al least 10
days. The wound is then dressed,
using "A antiSeptic known as
prohavine. Thereafter prohavine
powder is busted on the wound
10 keep II dry and prevent in
fection. The person is not al
lowed 10 walk until the wound
has completely healed.
While this operation j. rather
extensive for such a simple con-
ditlon il would appear that il
gives complete and permanent
relief and may be worth while
in severe cases.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
THESE DAYS

THE Communist party is an
Il international. disciplined con-
spiracy for the conquest of
countries by revolution in the
interest of Soviet Russia with
the objective Of establishing a
uniform political. social. eco
nomic and intellectual system
based upon Marxist materialism
as modified by Lenin and Stain.
Fatuous optimlsts and SAN
guine emotionalists choose 10
blind their eyes and deafen
their ears 10 the history and
tactics of this vast conspiracy
which has been in existence in
one form or another since 1S4S
and which. since 1917. has had
behind il the financial and or
ganizational support Of a gov
eminent that has grown in
creasingly powerful and effec-
tive with IS years of expert
ence.
Those who have recognized
the peril have been denounced
as -Baiters," "Fascists,"
"Anti-Semites. "Pro-Jim Crow
ers.' and similar epithets, all of
which mean nothing in the face
of this most dangerous evil
which pervades this world.
THE character Of the discipline
l. of this party and its utter
disregard for the interests and
purposes of its indigenous coun-
try, its single loyalty to Soviet
Russia and its willingness 10
change and twist and switch its
thought and action in obedience
TO Stains will. is most clearly
demonstrated by the conduct of
the American Communist party
and its leader. Earl Browder.
When the European war COM
menced on Sept. /, 1899, Russia
was in alliance with Germany.
The A meri can Communist
party was then anti-war.
1t organized many United
Front" organizations with the
object of preventing the United
States from preparing for and
participating in the war.
The only member of Congress
who voted against preparedness
was Vito Marcantonio Of New
York. who has always followed
the party line.
THE slogan was. The Yanks
L Are Not Coming" The White
House was picketed. President
Roosevelt was booed at a COM
munist meeting and the Conn.,
munist press attacked him as a
Fascist
Suddenly, on June %. 1871.
Germany went 10 war with So
Wet Russia and Mr.. Browder
changed his line without an
apparent qualm of conscience.
The Communists acted as
though they had never been
opposed 10 war.
In fact, they became an,
agency Of persecution, against
those who- so much -ques-
toned the virtues of Roosevelt
ian internationalism which only
a few hours before they had de-
nounced as the spawn Of Brit
ish imperialism.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
AT valid AEWRKUA>E
WIN ASAIAs sSAz Veterans Questions

n-In order for a seryiceman
ok TO he eligible TO the educa-
tional and loan benefits Of the
GI Bill of Rights, must all of
his 90 days OF active service he
since Sept. Is, l940?-Mrs.
l.. w. NJ.
A-No, provided some part Of
the 90 days was served on or
after Sept. 16. 1910, and the
total service was at least 90
days, the serviceman is eligible
so far as his service is con-
cerned.- But for the right to
readiustment allowances (un-
employment compensatory the
service must have all been
after Sept. 16. 1910. and prior
TO the termination of the war.
Q-Csn you tell me with
what division and in what army
Company r OF the 38th Infan-
try Regiment is serving Mrs.
l.. X.
AIT last report, the 3sth
Infantry Regiment was serving
with the Second Infantry Di-
vision. commanded by Maj. Gen.
Walter NJ. Robertson. The
Second Division is part OF the
First Army. which is COM
manded by Gen. Courtney
Hodges.
Q-How can I obtain the
name of the chaplain attached
20 a particular division In the
army so I can write him about
my son overseas Mrs. j. Del.
ANAL addressed simply 10
The Chaplain" followed by the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

The letter may be marked for
the attention OF a Protestant.
Catholic or Jewish chaplain II
the writer desires. Chapiains
make every effort TO answer
questions from persons con-
cerned about the welfare OF
relatives or friends in the
service.
Q-How can get duplicate
Of my army discharge which
was lost In a Are In my home?
r. A. T.
=A-write 10 the Adjutant
General. War Dept. Washing
ton, d. C.. and ask for A. G. o.
Form 0214 You cannot get a
duplicate of your discharge, but
you can get a certificate in lieu
of lost discharge.
Own time spent In the
national guard before induc-
tion into the army of the
United States count I'm figuring
the point score" or length of
service. In the army's partial
demolization plan Mrs. A. s.
A-No, only active duty with
the armed forces since Sept. 16.
1910, will count.
Q-Why did the newspapers
call the Bavarian and Austrian
region a ''redoubt" &C. X. b.
A-The word redoubt is mill
tary term meaning a closed
fortification" or one without
flanks. 1t was supposed that
NaZi forces would retreat into
the Alpine region and form a
closed area for last-diteh re-
sistance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

on this hemisphere behind the
American policy of democracy
and freedom.
For this accomplishment
alone. in my opinion. Mr.. Stet-
tinlus has earned the right 10
he considered a great secretary
Of state.
| know most of the stories of
his deficiencies, and l have
reason 10 believe his removal is
planned by sincere devotees of
the Truman administration who
believe he does not carry enough
weight for the times. Who
does?
II YOU can name any one,
whose acumen and experience
measure up 10 the demands Of
this critically historical era, you
probably could get him appoint
ed l do not know any such.
Mr.. Stettinius dragged in Ar
gentina TO our sphere of influ-
ence. and he promoted a second
airy, but most important theme.
AT San Francisco TO the Dunn
barton Oaks formula a--namely
the theory Of hemisphere de-
fense priorities and co-opera-
ton.
IN SHORT he lined up the
L South American republics be-
hind our spirit and as long as
we can keep them there and
away from Russia we will have
accomplished the utmost pos
sble in promotion Of our way
Of life. This is the achieve
ment Of MIR Stettinius which
has gone underestimated,
Yet the gravest defect at.
San Francisco is of the spirit.
The man in the street knows.
regardless of Mr.. Stettinius and
all his pious pronunciations. that
the spirit OF peace does not pre-
vail there.
Good heavens, the fighting in
Syria was started while the
peace conference was on
Russia is not following the
Atlantic Charter by extending
her hegemony through the
Balkans in Europe. Her press
and statesmen proclaim such
an intention. but act adversely
in Yugoslavia. France and else
where. How can any one.
therefore. feel that peace is
achieved?
Our line of thought is being
compromised under the theory
that half loaf is better than
whole. do not think so.
If we believe in something I
think we should defend il. The
time 10 defend il is now.
Distributed ~ kim Feature, snyo, Inc.
Reproduction In Who'll. or In part
strie,l, prohibited.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Brain Game Answers

1--Roddy McDowall.
2-All famous football coaches.
3-(a) True; (b) false. She
died in 1431.
4More. The figure given was
$50.
51Porgy and Bess.
6-(a) is correct.
category I. Army Of Occu-
patton; Category III, Army of
Obliteration; Category III.
Army of Augmentation;
Category w. Army of Sepa-
ration.
81, Stand Pat; ?, Hit the Jap;
8, Fill the Ranks; 4, Give
Thanks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
: By Albert Edward Wiggam, D.S.-

Yes. This is pointed out
in /. A. r. Wylie's novel of Ger
man life, ITO the Vanquished."
One of the characters says: It's
good TO take orders again. Why,
after the war. they expected us
TO worry about everything
about God. and what one should
think. and whom one should
vote for. It's easy now. It's
all settled. One can sit back
and rest" With such ma
tional psychology, il is easy TO
explain Hitlers strange rise to
power.
PIT is far harder. A man
of this generation comes home
at night worn out with the
problem, vexations. excitements
and disappointments of the day
and wants TO find peace, COM
fort and rest. Father and grand
father lived far less strenuous
life and felt less need of the
comforts of home" Moreover,
the wife, today, is more often
wrapped up in outside activities,
and less inclined to meet the
husbands demands. So marriage
today is overloaded on both
sides, and adjustment is harder.
3-There are two sorts Of
people, Those with balanced
personalities and sound self
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

7 Asst week the Moscow radio
IL charged that German gen.
erai staff officers had escaped
TO Spain and were working in
industries as experts" A u. S.
journalist stationed in Franco
land questioned a Falange off,
cial about the matter and was
told the Russian charge was
false from beginning TO end.
"WelI, them. queried the
scribe. I'm sure you won't have
any objections to my visiting q
few of your factories:"
"Not at ALL" exclaimed the
official genially. "OnIy, be good
enough to tell us In advance
which factories you plan TO
visit"
MR.. GEORGES JOINER for
N1 wards the following:
I'VE Just came back from
two weeks in Germany and you
have no idea how happy we
were to leave that country.
Berlin has been y great disap-
pointment--a lot Of activity but
no warmth or color or spirit.
I'VE travelled In a car from
Berlin to Frankfort, and we
have seen with our own eyes
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Mr.. GEORGES JOINER for.
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

TfREE years ago I lost my
l. father and left college To
help my mother take over his
real estate business.
am now 23 and for two
years have been going with
young doctor whom / love very
dearly.
He wants 10 marry me and
he Is well able TO support a
wife.
His parents like me very
much and think we should get
married. But the problem is, I
don't want 10 get married yet.
II isn't that want anybody
else.
I went around quite biz be-
fore meeting him, always with
nice young people; and since
knowing him, no gathering
seems complete 10 me unless
he is there. -
My mother doesn't stand In
the way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

We mourn for thee, when blind,
blank night,
The chamber fills;
We pine for thee, phsn ntorn's
First light
Rsdders the hills:
The sun, the moon, the stars, the
sea
Are oil changed.
IFs saU the World through thee,
Casa Wdppy.
David Macbeth Moir.
(Above Is an excerpt from a
poem of mourning written In
memory of a child whose baby
nickname was Casa Wappy."
AIRY KELLY, studio styfist,
" and his 10-year-old Sealy-
ham are beginning TO look alike.
So l am advised by one of Mr..
kelly's associates. The dog is
reported 10 be viewing The situa-
ton philosophically :. the win
ner of the recent Atlantic City.
n. j., clam eating contest at 144
CLAIMS AT one sitting. He said to
reporters:
81 could do better. Only
don't like CLANS"
A DID m m b ers M.NLAP.
"A Club. Shirley Burley, De-
troit, Mich, Lucy Adduci. Chi
cago, III.
DR.. Frank Crane was prob
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

that one should not believe In
the complaints OF distress by
the Germans. Tho factory
chimneys are smoking and the
people are working everywhere.
The crops are very good-every
one seems TO be very well fed
and well dressed.
And what IL difficult to un-
derstand is that the Germans
do not believe that the Allies
have won the war.
"Of course, their money has
no value or very little value.
but the bankers are blaming
the Allies for that state Of af-
fairs and are pretending that
II II the fault of the Allies.
Therefore, they are trying by
every means possible to stop
France from accomplishing her
program Of reparation.
"Thus, Germany remains .
menace, and France should
fear q new wsr."-From lie
COURIER Du Pacifigue. July 4.
1921.
I EW PARKER understands
IL some correspondents were
interviewing the unit that cap
tured Hermann Goering.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

confidence are afraid only of
really d. gerous things
storms. fires. traffic accidents,
etc. But many people have a
sort of general fear of almost
everything. indeed. of life itself.
This is called pathological
fears" / asked one such woman
what she was afraid of. She
replied, I'D give the world II I
knew. I only know I'm afraid
all the time"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
On.the
Side

QUERIES from clients:
" O. Who were the Rainy
Daisies?
A.-That was the name Of q
feminine organization which,
around 1902, A. D., campaigned
for shorter skirts for women.
At that time the skirts Of
females trailed the ground.
On rainy days said skirts be-
came wet and muddy.
So the Rainy Daisies was or
ganized 10 popularize a rainy
day skirt"
This skirt was about two
inches from the ground.
Am not entirely familiar with
the current skirt situation but /
believe the dictates of fashion
call for skirt from 16 to Is
inches from the ground. Time
marches on.
As TO the question of how
"A many strokes it takes to get
a clean shave with safety
razor. Anthony Cerella OF Chel-
sea, Mass. says he can shave in
35 strokes or less and claims
the shaving championship of the
13 original states.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Connolly Answers

1-(c). Pal. a(b). A.
ta). Sci. 6-(a) world:
tb) death: (c) State; Id
roam; (e) land.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

serviceman's last known adj
dress will be sent quickly to the
chaplain nearest the man. II
is unnecessary TO have the
chaplains name. and inadvisable
10 use ii if known. since a
chaplain may be transferred to
another command at any time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

WHEN ingroWn iOe-naIl is
w severe. an operation may be
required 10 cure the condition.
Doctor r r. Wilson Of Australia
has devised a rather extensive
operation which he has found
Will permanently correct the
condition without leaving any
def6rmity or tender scar. In this
operation the entire nail and its
root are removed. After the OPP
Grafton a firm. protective cover
ing develops over the nail bed,
which often may he as hard and
dry as the normal nail itself.
A local aneSthetic is used in
carrying out the operation. that
Is. one which can he injected
into the toe and which will re-
lieve all the pain Of the opera
tion. a tourniquet is put around
the base OF the toe during the
operation 10 cut down on the
amount of bleeding. The nail is
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Write Your
Questions

Write Your
Questions
THE TROTT TIMES
4 will mail you a personal
answer TO any question you
would like 10 ask about the
needs and welfare, rights and
privileges OF servicemen and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many questions and an
swers will be printed daily In
this department, but all
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address your questions this
way:
AT YOUR SERVICE
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DETROIT TIMES,
TIMES SQUARE,
DETROIT 81, MICHIGAN.
Be certain that you include
your name and address and a
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Uslops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

COMETTMES even the appar-
~ emily mildest OF disorders
may be reSponSlhle for q great
rieaf of discomfort and disability.
Fer example. there - the in
grown toe-nail. / suppose that
il all persons paid some atten-
tion TO the selection OF proper
shoes and stockings, ingTown
toe-nail would rarely occur. But
when tight shoes, and stockings
which are too short, are worn
for long periods Of time. II is
likely that ingrown toe-nails
will develop.
The ingrown toe-nail presses
into the skin at the edges OF the
toe and IL Is not unusual for
some infection 10 develop around
the nail. OF course, these in
fections cause redness. swelling
and pain The ingrown nail IL
self mayEauSe so much pain that
the affected person has trouble
getting about. II the condition IS
not severe. il often may be re-
lieved by making sure that
proper shoes and stockings are
worn. and perhaps by placing A
small bit OF cotton under the
edges OF the nail Infection may
be treated by hot wet dressings
and by surgical drainage, If
necessary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

-By-Dr. Herman Bundesen-

loosened and then completely
removed.