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Evening star., 1945-04-04
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Evening star., 1945-04-04
MoeLeish to Discuss
Oaks in Church Tulk

Archibald MacLeish, Assistant
Secretary of State. will discuss Dunn
barton Oaks as "A Guide to World
Security" at pm. Sunday at As
bury Methodist Church, Eleventh
and K streets NV.
John j. Corson, former deputy
director general Of UNRRA, will
also address the gathering. The
Bilbrew chorus of rs voices of Phila-
delphia will sing.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
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area must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
Office. unless the specific adper-
tisement indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-04-04

Under d. C. latOs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. Uait three tull days and
receive their license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-28
later report to the divisions home
station at Fort Huachuca. AriZ.

later report to the divisions home
station at Fort Huachuca, Ariz.
In view Of the already known de-
ficiencies of the outfit, it is evident
that early redeployment to the
fighting in the Pacific, if done at
all, will not take place soon. In
formed military quarters are
guardedly expressing the view that
the division as such may never go
into battle. These quarters cite sew
eral factors and likely alternatives.
The division may be broken up,
due to inadequacy of training as a
complete fighting outfit and other
handicaps, but selected regiments
which demonstrated their worth
conclusively in Italy will be shipped
overseas.
The lack of trained Negroes suit
able for filling out the division for
infantry duty lessons the likelihood
of it's retention in that form. Fur
thermore, the experience gained out
of the utilization of integrated
units-companies and regiments
in the final phase of the fighting in
Europe heightens the possibility
that the best in the 92nd as it is
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-28
VIRGINIA STATE TO
HOLD COACHING SCHOOL

PETERSBURG, Va, May 20
(ANP)-The department Of phy-
sical education Of Virginia State
college has just announced a foot
BAH and basketball coaching school
as a part of the 1915 summer ses-
sion, which will run from June 20
to June 80. Two of the nations
outstanding coaches will instruct
in this school. Frank j. Murray,
head coach at the University of Vir-
ginia, will head the football divis-
ion while John D. Lawther, head
basketball coach at Pennsylvania
State college, will have charge Of
basketball.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-28
92ND DIVISION COMING
HOME ON FURL0UGH

By ERNEST E. JOHNSON
WASHINGTON, May % (ANP)
Relaxation of the ban on military
news out of Europe by the Office
of Censorship now permits the As
sociated Negro Press to disclose
automatically that the 92nd Infan-
try division, now in northern Italy
with the Fifth army, will be among
the outfits returned to the United
States.
The personnel of the division, in
accordance with procedures already
detailed by the war department,
will be granted a furlough, and will
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-28

now constituted may be used for
requirements with white division.
If this be true, it would appear that
the fight against segregated army
is making headway.
Contrary to general opinion, men
with service forces will be released
under the point system and in sub
stantial numbers. The lack of ade-
quate requirements for them,
problem with which the army is
now confronted, may compel con-
verting portions of the 92nd divi-
sion from infantry to service tasks.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-28
RIVERS TO GRADUATE
FROM West POINT

WEST POINT, N. Y, (ANP)-
Mark E. Rivers, Jr., will be COM
missioned second lieutenant in
the field artillery during gradua-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
The Brighter
Side

I'm an editor. not n writer,
but know what l want to
say" he remarked.
I AM not talking about the
L weary, half-sick man that
sat around Mike Jacobs pugi-
liStic promotion office the past
few years as vice president of
the Twentieth Century Sporting
Club of which he was one of the
founders.
/ am talking about a light
hearted young prince of his pro-
fession, who like all the rest
of us) may have had his short
comings, but one of them was
not hesitancy when a friend
was in a-jam. You did not have
TO call up Bill Farnsworth and
say:
"Bill, how do you stand on
me? 3"
You always knew how Bill
stood without asking.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

has been enacted. Congress-
man Rankin's bill proposes a
$40 weekly payment, for a
maximum of 50 weeks, payable
in 26 equal instalments. to vet
Grams of World War II who
meet the eligibility requirements
set forth for benefits In the
CT Bill OF Rights.
Q-Are any men being re-
leased from the army now on
their own applications to en-
gage In essential war industry?
X. NJ. G.
A-No; all such releases have
been discontinued.
Q-When Gen. Eisenhower
ordered that no men who fought
I'm combat units In North Africa
and Europe, or Italy and Eu-
rope, would not be sent to the
Pacific area, what did he mean
by combat units? T. b. X.
A-Combat units as Gen.
Eisenhower defined them are:
Anti-aircraft artillery, armored,
cavalry. chemical mortar bat
tafions. engineers (combat, pom
toon. treadway, bridge, or mine
clearance), field artillery, in
fantry, Ssignal corps, tank de-
stroyer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

Hosts Of women do. In the
novel, Big Rock Candy Noun
tain, by Wallace Stegner. Elsa
met Bo Mason-dapper, gallant,
saloonkeeper and gambler-fell
in love and married him. She
stuck with him through many
changes Of fortune, enduring
poverty and hardship aiding
him in his wild schemes, until
the day of her death, still loving
this piece of human wreckage,
failure and infidelity. Would
any man do this for love of a
woman? l doubt il. N\
2--Not quite, but almost. Ex-
periments on both animals and
human beings show that the
pituitary gland-about the size
of pea, at the base of the brain
manufactures the growth hor-
none" If it does not function,
the result is a dwarf; IL IL Is too
active. il produces a giant. Ae-
cording to Science Weekly,
number of children who had
stopped growing have been
made 10 grow TO normal height
and size, by injections Of this
hormone,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

CA. SAAs ANA1 Answers Veterans

O-How can I get the name
oS Of the chaplain OF my sons
army command as I want TO
write to him about my son?
Mrs. A. T.
ANAL addressed simply
THE Chaplain followed by
your sons last address will be
sent TO the chaplain nearest
him. II is unnecessary to have
the chaplain's name, and mad
vsable 10 use il even if known,
since a chaplain may be trans
ferred to another unit at any
time. If you desire. you may
mark your letter for the at
tention of a Protestant, Cath
olic or Jewish chaplain.
Q-Can you describe the Com
bat Infantryman Badge: What
Is IL awarded for? Miss A. B. VI.
A-The badge is awarded TO
those whose performance of
duty in ground combat against
the enemy is satisfactory. The
badge shows a rife on a blue
background, surrounded by a
wreath. The holder of this award
receives SO additional pay each
month, which he may continue
TO receive anywhere in the
army. except when transferred
to a medical unit, or placed on
hying-pay status.
will the war de-
partment consider sending back
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
WASHINGTON Scene
BY George Dixon

made up OF autopsy fsnciers
but past national officers OF the
American Legion. It's meetings
are conducted along somewhat
novel lines--as Judge Schwel-
lenbach discovered.
Like all other suckers II
mean prospective members-he
was given a great build UP. He
was invited 10 a session by Col.
Johnson who satS the member
ship wished te-Nonor him as
great American.
Various speakers lauded him
10 the skies. Then Col. Griffith
arose and proposed him for
membership.
Deputy Federal Security Ad-
ministrator Miller, who is
president Of the club. seconded
the nomination. whereupon Col.
Johnson pretended 10 fly into a
rage.
"You can't second him." he
howled al the seemingly dumb
founded Miller "You don't have
any rights here! You're only the
president"
Miller pretended to apologize.
saying:
I'm sorry. I forgot"
BY this time Judge Schwellen-
bach was well-baffled. He rea-
laxed momentarily when Col.
Griffith got up again and began
a spirited harangue in his de-
fense, hut complacency waned
when the members started boo
ing everything his defender did.
Finally vote on the applica-
tion was taken-and every last
member voted against IL. Where
upon Col. johnson turned TO the
f1abbergasted Judge Schwellen-
bach and said
"You have been unanimously
rejected. But perhaps I should
explain that we do everything
backwards here. The fact that
you have been unanimously re-
jected means that you are auto
matically member Of this
club"
Gosh. We have fun in Wash
ington.
4 FELLOW came up to me in
"A the National Press Club the
other day and handed me a
check for $50, 100000.
II was a good check, too. The
only trouble was the fellow
wanted il back. II seems he
was only letting me look at II.
The check was brought here
from Puerto Rico in plain
MANILA envelope by Cpl. Ismael
Ramirez. who travelled without
guard. It's TO buy war bonds
for the Puerto Rico government
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
On the
Side

Carter are nearly always nick
named "Nick."
. A YOUNG matron of Boston
"A says everything indicates
that husbands are more jealous
and less broadminded than
wives.
She points out that husbands
continually attend stag parties
and that the wives do not COM
plain If at these parties the
entertainment consists of some
beautiful female singers and
dancers,
Recently this young matron
and some of her married women
friends decided to have an all
feminine party insofar as the
guests were concerned but made
arrangements TO have some
male singers and dancers as en-
tertainers and dancing partners.
However, they never did have
the party.
When their husbands heard
Of the plans they frowned on
the affair and said they would
not permit it.
This is very interesting.
Incidentally l have heard OF
a group of married women who
actually held such a party.
However, in order that their
husbands wouldn't worry too
much these young women in
vited their mothers-in-law to
he present as chaperons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
One Word Led to Another
BY Arthur Bugs Baer

Believe it nuts l got enough tickets to get Is
gallons Of gasoline yesterday But my wouldn't take
it. It's stomach had shrunk
The old jallopus has just about vibrated itself into
delirium junkems. When step the starter all that
1t has brake Innings than eel and the
clutch is smoother than sales talk. The garage
doesn't bother with overhaulng it any He says
jacks and tools good with the old heap He
tuning fork He says "If ever hit the right key I'm
it will CO.
So off rattle for octave two. When you
add four fountain pens my vest pocket lot of small
change loose brdgework and empty bottles in the trunk
compartment, you make noise than
skeleton haunting bass drum.
All we want is IS gallons worth of vacation at 20
miles gallon But we don't know any place 80 miles
away that is worth coming away from. After all the
best part of your vacation is waving goodby to the
bores the porch
would like TO see Niagara Falls, the Rockies, the
Grand Canyon and the Adirondacks. Some day they
Will have an ideal vacation spot that isn't uphill going
and coming
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
DAMON RUNYON

I WAS associated with the late
L Wilton S. Farnsworth in one
way or another for over 80
years.
l knew him at least 20 years
before l learned that his first
name was Wilton.
thought it was William.
I always called him Bill. He
had two other nicknames, Spar
row and Slim.
HIS slendernesS in his youth
H earned him the title of
Slim" among many of his ac-
quaintances. He was tall, good
looking. dapper, fast talking.
fast thinking. l always had a
vague impression Shat Bill
should have lived in the DAYS
OF d'Artagnan and gone around
tickling people with a rapier.
l think Foster Coates brought
him from New England TO New
York about 1907 and in 1912
took him to Atlanta to be
sports editor Of the Georgian,
then newly come under Hearst
auspices. Farnsworth was ma.
terial of Coates fancy: youth
tul, speedy, gay and resourceful,
and also little BIT ruthless in
the business of getting out a
newspaper.
RILL became sports editor OF
- the New York American in
1914, which was when l got to
know him intimately. Maybe
we are always inclined to mag
nifty the figures of our younger
days, but / think he was one
OF the greatest natural news
papermen have ever en-
countered. He had newspaper
intuition and hair trigger
mind in making decisions.
Had he taken advantage OF
the opportunities that were
frequently offered him TO ac-
cept greater responsibilities in
the production Of a newspaper.
he would have become one OF
the monarchs of the game.
though am sure he would
have had less fun. He was the
top sports editor Of a day when
the competition was much
keener than it will be again in
that field.
He made point Of getting
the best men he possibly could.
his argument being:
They make me look like n
great editor"
lie HAD Gene Fowler and
II John Herman and Ford
Frick and InniS Brown and
Arthur Robinson and Hype Igoe
and Bill Corum, just 10 mention
a few, on his staffS on the
American or journal Of which
he later became sports editor:
and he brought out Joe Nc
Gurk with his "Kayo Tortoni,"
one OF the greatest sports car
toonists of all time.
He loved a sensational sports
expose and broke many a big
yarn OF that type in his day,
usually over his own signature
because he always had a feel
ing that his writer's might be a
little too tender towards the
subjects involved. He wanted
such stories blunt and to the
point,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

BY DR.. Herman Bundesen

CERPAIN infections, when
" they first start, cause severe
symptoms. such as fever head
ache, sickness 10 the stomach
and vomiting. Then. after the
infection continues for a long
time or becomes chronic. the
symptoms become less severe
but still may be disabling One
OF the infections which may act
In this way is undulant fever or
brucellosls. This disorder IS
caused by a germ known as the
Brucelfa sbortus.
The symptoms OF chronic br7l-
cellosis, according 10 DR.. Eric
Lehr of East ST. Louis, are
much like that OF tuberculosis.
There are slight fever which
may persist for weeks or
months, weakness, uredneSs,
loss Of weight and, often, in
fiaWsnatlon Of the joints OF the
spine. Lymph glands also may
become enlarged and tender.
THE condition is not always
i an easy one 10 diagnose.
However. there are various lab
oratory tests which are used
that maybe Of help For eX-
ample, there is skin test
which is made by injecting
killed Brucella abortus germs
into the upper layer Of the skin.
/ II the test Is positive, a red
dwelling occurs at the point of
THE injection. A positive test
means that an infection has
been present. but may have
been cleared up In other words,
the skin test may be positive.
even though no symptoms Of
bruvellosls are present.
The most accurate test is 10
find the germs of the disease in
the blood. However, in the
chronic cases, such a positive
blood culture often cannot be
obtained. The mere fact that
these tests are negative does
not mean that the patient is not
suffering from brucellosiS.
DRUCELLOSIS is contracted
- for the most part by the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Brain Game Answers

babe Ruth, with a total
Of 10 series played, three with
the Boston Red Sox and seven
with the New York Yankees.
2-The hurricane deck.
3-(a) False. An endemic dis.
ease is one peculiar to a lo-
cality. (b) True.
4-The state of New Hamp-
shire.
5-(a) is correct.
6-(a) No. 1t was a part of
Virginia, from which ii sepa-
rated in 1861. (b) West Vir-
ginia was admitted to the
Union in 1868.
Russia. chernovetz; Spain,
peseta; Mexico. peso; Finland,
markka; Japan, yen; China,
yuan.
S-Cain was older than Abel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

drinking Of milk from infected
ANIMALS, which has not been
pasteurized. So in other words,
getting rid of the disease in AMI
mails will keep il from being
contracted by human beings.
Or. Lehr recommends that all
animals be tested for the pres
ence Of brucellosis. II they are
found 20 have the disease they
should be aug h tere d. Of
course, meat cutters and pack
ing house employees who will
come in contact with infected
animals must he taught how 20
handle them properly.
The next important step is 10
enforce the proper paSteuriza-
ton Of milk. When milk is
treated in tins way, the germs
which produce brucellosis are
destroyed Because chronic bru-
ceIloSiS is becoming more COM
mon and can result in so much
disability II is important that
these measures be established.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

THE Gliterati - Farrar &
- Rinehart are readying a
book showing up the erratum
and misinfo in Hitler's "Mein
Kampf." The writer is a Prof.
OF political science, DR.. William
Ebenstein.
ADoubleday-Doran's next novel
Ernest Booth is chriStened
With Sirens Screaming" Most
big-time publishers bid for it
when the colyum itemed its
preparation four years ago. ,.
Mrs. Thurston Clarke Nancy
Bruff). a socialite, is a busy
woman. Her initial book. The
Manatee." comes out in Oct.
Her book of poems, "Fox-Fire
Cleaning" (alSo via E. p. Dut-
toni, is due in Nov, and then
latter seven years of marriage)
her first-born is due.
George w. Hartmann, head OF
"Peace Now" (shoved hard by
many high-class magazines and
newspapers, et all, has thrown
a libel suit at all of them, in
cluding this dept. The items we
used (that he objects to) were
from his own speeches. Void
fer-woid.
In Simon e. Schuster's "One
American" by Frazier Hunt
published in 1881, the cover
has some of "the great men MIR.
Hunt touch d hands with"
Among the great men" is the
very late A. Hitler. On the same
page is the statement. The
author doesn't treat them as
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

OUR almost brand new secre-
~ tary Of labor, Judge Lewis
3 Schwellenbach. was unani-
mously turned down for mem
berShip in one OF Washlngton's
most notable organizations, the
exclusive Post -Mortcm Club.
The black -balling Of Judge
Schwellenbach was Unanswered
and staged by Col. J. Monroe
Johnson. director Of the Office
Of Defense Transportation. AS
sitting gallantly in putting the
slug on the new labor secretary
were Watson 3. Miller. deputy
federal security administrator;
Col. Paul Griffith, recently re-
signed administrative assistant
AT selectlve service. and Col.
Lemuel Bolles, now engaged
in lquidating the last of the
old Office of Civilian Defense.
The Post-Mortem Club is not
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
w AL L1O w AANOAAAIA/A Broadway

headlines, but as human beings"
beings"
When that photo mag sends a
man to the war zones, he is
insured for $4,000 (via Lloyds,
we Think, the coin paid 10 the
family. if killed.
THE Magic Lanterns: We wit
Il messed a punchy 19-minute
short filmed by Army Pictorial
Services for the occupation
troops only.
1t is titled: "Your Job in Ger
many" and II is a great film.
But why isn't it for civilians
over here7
Write TO your congressman
and senator and demand that il
be circulated TO the public here.
1t will thrill you 10 hear our
men being instructed: "The
war is over in Germany, but the
Germans are -stiH yeHf eHemiesi
Don't fraternize with anybody
there. Not even children. Ger
mans will offer you their hands
and say: 4 am sorry But
they do not tell you they are
sorry they caused the war-be-
cause they are sorry they lost
IT,"
If Americans over here could
see it--Germans good and bad)
will never again be able 10 trap
us with a Pearl Harbor or Rot
terdam.
Another excellent film is The
Fleet That Came 10 Stay"
which will be in your theaters
soon. II should win A prize.
Bine's first finn effort tas a
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

weakness for young widows as
mates.
What the expert aforemen-
toned says about the Difficult
ties of the aforementioned age
group, other than widows, seems
70 he confirmed by communica-
tons received by this depart
ment. ..
We don't know what we can
do TO aid these young women
10 acquire a little blue heaven"
but. OF course, our Mules 81
Men department is always at
their service.
QUERIES from clients O.
0 Isn't it true the father
determines the sex of A chld?'
Al understand such is the
case but ii Is circumstance
over which nc has no control.
So II you have four sons and
no daughters but have always
wanted a daughter don't blame
papa.
Q-Are you familiar with the
career of sports figure named
Dusty Rhoades?
A-There was a ma jor league
pitcher of that name. Believe
he spent most Of his career
with the st. Louis Browns.
However, you may have another
man In mind. Most fellows
named Rhoades are nicknamed
DUSTY" just as those named