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The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02
Soldier Dies
in Auto Crash
Five Others
are Injured

A Detroit soldier, Carleton
Taylor. 18, of 9121 Old Town,
one of the six servicemen in
juried Wednesday morning in
a two car collision on Harper,
died last night in St. Joseph's 5
hospital of a severe conclusion.
The other five servicemen
who were injured are:
William Senser, 20, US.
Navy Of 2206l Statler. st. Clair
Shores, possible fracture of the
right ankle.
Pvt. George Freeman, US.
Army, of 22448 Dayview drive,
st. Clair Shores. cut on knee
and bruises on forehead.
James Michael Reinke, 18,
US. Merchant Marine, of
1901 Evanston, Detroit, posi-
BILE fractured skull.
Corp. Gene Murray, 10, US.
Army, 324 West Hudson. Royal
Oak, very deep cuts of the left
side OF the face.
Walter j. Remwich, US.
Navy.
Sheriffs deputies Leon Kandt
and Carl Pettibone, who investi-
gated the accident reported that
Scnser, who was driving his
1941 coupe in a northerly direc-
ton on Harper and Reinke, op-
Grating In southerly direction.
collided In front of 2l88 Harp
er.
Both drivers claimed that the
other was in the middle road
and the deputies said that marks
In the road showed that both
cars were over the center line
at the time of the collision.
no cause was given
for the mishap the deputies de-
clared that there was a heavy
fog at 4:30 a. m, when the ac-
cident occurred and that the
pavement was wet. No arrests
were made.
Freeman was an occupant Of
Senser's car while Taylor and
Murray were riding with Rein
ke.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02
Discharged Vets Run
MANY Small Businesses

CLEVELAND -U.p)- Small,
flourishing businesses are pop
ping up in Cleveland. All OF
them are doing war or essential
civilian work. Their operators
returned veterans.
Richard Cozad and T. j. Rob-
ins, who planned to open a busi-
ness together while acting as
flight instructors at Texas, are
turning out depth bomb parts
at their omp pany, Milestone
Meter System, Inc.
L. N. Balkay is making air
craft engine parts at his little
shop. the Baldwin Manufacture
ing Co. And the Standwood Pro-
ducts Co.. operated by Stanley
Bach, is making boxes for ship
ping military supplies to the
South Pacific.
Still under medical treatment,
John Danko is using his spare
time to get the Sykes Iron and
Sheet Metal Shop established.
None of the five veterans was
Interested in returning to his
former job. They were looking
for bigger and better things, and,
with the help of Smaller War
Plant Corp, they found them.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02
Work al Mooseheart
Described 10 Lodqe

The work of the Loyal Order
OF Moose in conjunction with
the care and education of or
phaned children of members
was revealed to Mount Clemens
Lodge 1878 in a talk and techni-
color movie given at the Knights
Of Pythias hall last night.
Gov. Stanley Provost presided
at the affair. which was attended
by 50 members, guests and their
wives.
The movie. described by mar
rator Val Dupont, pictures the
community of "Mooseheart." IL
linois, where orphaned children
are cared for and taught trades.
II was followed by a movie en-
titled 's.Young America"
Past governor Arthur Corey
was chairman of the refresh
ments committee for the occa-
sion.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02
Around the Town at Utica

UTICA-Mrs. William Kraft
celebrated her birthday at her
home on Van Dyke avenue We'd
nssday evening by entertaining
her family for refreshments and
q social evening. Present were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kraft and
daughter Barbara Ann, Of Mount
Clemens; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kraft. Jr.. and sons James and
Bryan; and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Kraft and daughter Betty, and
their daughter, City Clerk Helen
Kraft.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02

the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eman-
uel Stricken, Chalmers avenue,
Detroit, on Sunday, the party
honoring the birthday OF Gail
Sharon Atkin, little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Atkin.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02

Harvey Webb is In very poor
health and confined to his home
on Cass street. His son, Bueford
Webb, licensed engineer in the
Merchant Marines, has been Wis
iting here the past week.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02

A slew Is a marshy place.
Bayonets first were made in
the town Of Bayonne, France,
whence came their name. They
were introduced In 1871.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02

The Otto Boettcher family and
Miss Florence Heldt are vaca-
tioning at the DuLac cottage on
Lake ST. Clair.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Criss-
man, daughter Nancy Jen and
sons Robert and William have
returned from a months stay at
the c. o. Crissman cottage near
Lexington.
Mrs. w. D. Lane will enter
tain the Raspberry Club" at her
home in Pontiac Saturday eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Michael,
son Robert and daughter, Donna,
returned Saturday from . two
weeks vacation at q cittage near
East TaWas. Bob and Donna are
now with relatives at Big Beav-
cr.
William Weier is visiting his
sister-in-law near Flint.
E. o. Gildart, of Lansing, Is in
Utica taking down the brick barn
on the rear of his property, The
Sentinel office, preparatory to
remodeling it into a store build
ing with flat above.
Miss Sarah Andrus, Maude
Mae Wright, Mrs. Ellen Maga-
hay and friend from Pontiac, en-
joyed a week END trip OF Buffa-
10 and Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Donald Michael received
a telephone call Monday eve
ming from her son, Pfc. Jack Al
brecht, from San Francisco. Jack
had just arrived in port after
three years in the Pacific area
most of the time on Guava Canal
and Guam. He entered the serv-
ice more than four years ago, and
is attached to the Engineers Ba-
tallion.
Jack stated that he had an at
tack of malaria and would be in
hospital for few days before
returning home on furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kraft
and sons, James and Bryan, re-
turned Saturday night from a
two weeks vacation spent at
Port Austin.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Schwarz-
koff, daughter Corrine and sons
Mkt and Loren were guests at
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02

Maude Mae Wright. and friend
jamie Wagner of Lansing are
spending week with Miss
Wright's brother, Vance Wright,
and wife in Detroit.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02

Barbara Anne Kraft has re-
turned to her home in Mount
Clemens after spending . few
days with her aunt. Miss Helen
Kraft.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. William Kraft
and sons, James and Bryan, re-
turned Saturday night from a
two weeks vacation spent at
Port Austin.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-08-02

Jack stated that he had an at
tack of malaria and would be in
hospital for a few days before
returning home on furlough.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
AMERICAN

Corner Jos. Csmpau Bank Bldf
Open Sun 10 10 4: Daily. 10 10
ASH. rubbish drums; heavy s5-gallon,
sl,25. 224i Brewster. at Grstiot.
ASH Rubbish, heavy, 55-salon drums.
81 So 81. 1905 fifteenth TE 2-7s13
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Potents. Potent Attorneys

A. LOUIS CHAYKA
Registered Patent Attorney Patents.
trade marks. sol Barlum Tower.
CA 6s59
INVENTIONS developed, protected. com
mercialiied. Not patent lawyers. HANDI.
KIT. Fifty-eiEht West Adams. sixteen
years here.
PATENT Your Good Idessl Send your
sketch for confidential advice. Polachek
Patent Attorney-EngineeT. 1924 Broad
way l. New York
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
REPAIRS, SERVICE

MAN With &-ton pickup truck wants
ESSENTIAL part time, hauling preferred.
in or oct Of city, ElNocd II. Clemmons.
242 =. Euclid MA l197, Call sun
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
UPHoLSrERINC. DRAPERIES

"REUPHoLsTERY ADVERTISERS IN
THE DETROIT TIMES SUBSCRIBE
10 THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS:
REUPHOLsTERY SERVICE SHALL IN
CLUDE STRIPPING TO BARE FRAME.
SPRINGS RETIED, FRAMES RE
PAIRED AND PARTS REPLACED
WHERE NECESSARY.
CALL BERKs for quality upholsterins.
120s3 CD. RIVER no 2o6s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

LUMBER FOR REPAIRS AND MAIN
TENANcE-CEMENT. PLASTER, ROCK
LATH BUILDING HARDWARE.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
KALAMAZOO

sol NEYERs Rp. no $50,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
SCREENS-SrORM SASH

TiLE-New, remodeling. repairing: all
types; genuine clay tile. TW l-<7l7.
TILE work and remodelins: free esti-
mates. DIR $3.50.
TILE work. new and repairing: free
estimate. Call ~ 2449.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
MATTRESSES RENOVATED

A DEFENSE AGAINST HIGH PRICES. |
HAVE YOUR MATTRESS RENOVATED. |
MiLLER-99os KERcHEvAL-LE 1894
MATTRESS Tenovating, lnncrSprlng:
reas. guaranteed. Hadley, RA 6oo9.
renovated Ike new, guar-
antred star Mattress Co. no $3.50. /
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
One Word Led To Another
The Detroit Times
BY Linda and
Jerry w alter
By Arthur Bugs" Baer

This is the weekend of important Fourth Of July
It's the 169th birthday Of republic that figures to last
231 more years.
Four hundred years is ripe old career for republics
Then they sag like awning full of rain.
The democracies got rough curryng in the last 15
years from the dctators. 1t might make little hammock
reading to figure out the exact status of one
The ancient republics of Rome and Greece were
mnoritized rackets in which clique swung the works
The majority consisted of free minus the franchise
Later on the lads got the vote But nobody counted
them
The English of the middle ages spoke of their land
commonwealth. Which exactly what 1t not
1t monarchy governed by king who inherited his
racket. Once in while English king resigns, but the
girl must be pretty.
The dizziest of all democraces was memoriaized by
the legend on gold coins Repubique Franchise Napoleon
Emperor" Play that your trusty old gocken-
spiel
republic with an emperor is what Poland always
had in prepasteurzed days 1t picked its ruler by democ
racy composed of moated gentry. One vote to castle
Just democratic as Baileys Beach, Newport.
Venice republic with the franchise limited to
An aristocracy dominated by an ogarchy All of which
liberated a stratjacket with pairs of pants
y
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

status are subject to the same
combat service as members OF
the regular navy.
Q-May i claim my husband
as a dependent on my weekly
salary for income tax purposes
II he IN serving i'm the states, or
il this provision only for service
overseas:
A wife may claim exeHnp-
tion for her husband in the
service if his military pay is less
than 81 500 per year, and he has
no other income. The wife
should tell her employer that
she desires 10 claim two ex-
emptions-one for herself and
one for her husband in the
service whether or not he is
overseas. In computing her
1915 tax, the wife would claim
$500 exemption for herself, and
$500 for her husband, the latter
for surtax purposes only.
Q-I have a very dear friend
In the navy, but have lost his
address. To whom shall 1 write
to get his address: X. NJ.
Aft you know the service
mans name, serial number and
organization TO which he is at
tached, the local Red Cross
chapter may be able to assist
you in obtaining the service
mans present address. Unless
you are a member Of the mans
immediate family, the navy de-
partment will not release that
information TO you.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

Or when he might order his
armies TO remain inactive.
The British authorities have
stated that the efforts of this
Hungarian Stargazer were very
helpful in winning the war
4 HIGHLY satisfied husband
"A reports his diplomatic wife
makes suggestions by writing
original poems rather than re-
sorting TO verbal criticism. For
example she recently presented
him with a little Whisk broom
10 which was attached
ny darling,
NoD UheR yOH 90 RIDING,
And are dressed mp so neat.
And BOu discOrer dog hatrs
All OUer the automobile front
seat;
Just take this little Uhiskbr0om
And ichisk 10 mp and dorm,
And an just little jifg
You'll be the ciedRest man IN
torn.
EEMININE subscriber says if
Il anybody calls at her house
while she is reading the paper
her 30-month-olds daughter says
20 tn. visitor: Please be very
qaiet Mama is reading Dur
ling"
Am asked how true the fol-
lowing saying is: Anybody who
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
DAMON RUNYON
The Brighter
Side
WHY do some names linger
w as synonyms than others? ?

WHY do some names linger
w as synonyms than others?
Consider the case of Barney
Oldfeld.
After nearly 40 years, Bar
ney's name remains the syno-
nym for automobile speed in the
United States though hundreds
of other men have long since
surpassed his greatest records.
do you think you are
Barney Oldfield.' remains a re-
buke TO reckless cab drivers.
Kids young enough TO be Bar
neys grandchildren know the
meaning of the expression
though they might not be able
10 tell you who Barney Oldfield
is and what he stood for.
In Arthur Duffy's case, names
like Wykoff, Owens, Paddock,
Hagg. Nurmi are just as distin-
guished for running exploits but
his alone remains in the Ian
guage as meaning something.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
WASHINGTON Scene
By George Dixon

I READ most engrosSing
L story in one OF the public
prints the other day about a
turtle which had been found
crossing the road near Liberty.
~. Y.
To foreStall any dimwitted at
tempts at clownishneSs ! do not
know why a turtle crosses the
road. And it's too hot for
riddles anyway.
The turtle was picked up by
q party named George Grim
mons who discovered the initials
J.H., date. 1901, and a place,
Alden, y. Y. carved on the
creatures shell.
Being a research scientist ~
heart. Mr.. Crimnins betook
himself and turtle 10 Alden
where he learned the only J.H.
in town is John Hanofee. Mr..
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
MRS. F. d. ROOSEVELT is

MRS. F. ID. ROOSEVELT is
AVA being urged to sign with a
sponsor for a radio commentary
program.
as Little Margaret OBJ rie ms
guest appearance latter the
..,summer season. will bring her
family $4,000 for one spiel.
- Forty-three New York res
staurants are expected TO fold
,cif the food situation doesn't
improve. Other headaches are
help. points, etc.
Former columnist Lucius
'Beebe is in Reno-writing a
"book, not for the usual reason.
aAyou silly.
-, Twentieth's film. ''The Razor's
Edge" is held up while they
hunt for a good enough actor
vao play the role of Larry"
7C Jimmy McHugh's new song
Click is There's a New Flag
Over Two Jima."
Start ordering the next slz-
1zler best-seller (due last wk. in
.rJulyD title d: Time Bomb"
,tArco is publisher).
CCIENTISTS claim singing in
y spires robust health. Yodel-
sEg is supposed TO inYigorate the
Circulation, revitalize the tis-
sues, eliminate toxins and
strengthen the throat and lungs.
ooh, sure. That's why Sinatra
=. ,is the cave man taypeD
-, Patrick Henry was one OF the
worlds great orators, but he
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
On
Broadway

in the spring and early summer
when the sap is most abundant.
$50 stay in the city and out OF
the bushes. you dopeO
The building of railways in
England was at first forbidden
by Parliam ent. Because II
would interfere with fox hunt
ing. you've prob'ly heard this
definition of fox He gets what
wolf goes afterD
You cant hide strong emo
tions from the tips OF your
fingers and toes. When you're
excited they get cold.
Gobbling too much sweet food
makes the body susceptible to
colds. your medico would
charge money for this kind OF
information, you lucky youD
Oranges contain practically
no starch. (Ain't that wonder
full news, girls
Typing for AS minutes burns
up 100 calories. (Which makes
this a 200 calorie colyumO
VIIE bigotry-binge involving
l. some capital out-lawmakers
makes the following appropos:
An Indian was engaged to play
a part in a Broadway show.
During rehearsais, an actor
approached him with the idea
of showing a little considera-
tion TO "the poor savage"
The thespian drooled: How
does an Indian like our city,"
The Indian snapped: Very
well, thank you. How do you
like our country"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

couldn't write a memorandum
that made sense.
Verdi's biggest competitor was
Enrico Patrella, who aped his
style. Patrella penned 20 operas
(now forgotten) and died in
poverty. Famed Verdi died a
millionaire. (Copycats, bewareD
Caligula, Roman emperor,
made guests pay for their meals.
Think double features are
bad? A Buenos Aires movie
house exhibits five different
films daily. "a cure for in
somia?)
A rajah in India has billion
dollar a year income. (He'S al
most as prosperous as the owner
of a hot dawg stand on the road
TO ruin.)
Mozart was an enthusiastic
billiard player. Much Of his
music was composed while
awaiting his turn. IL don't be-
lieve il, ether
A sneeze lasts about a tenth
OF second cor just long
enough 10 ruin big scene)
THE first railroad tunnel in
Il the u. S. was built in 1883
near Johnstown, Pa CAnd you
always thought the only famous
thing about Johnstown was the
flood.)
About 100000 thunder
storms occur each year through
out the world. Chats what
the man said
Poison ivy is most poisonous
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Mr.. WYNANT VAN ZANDT

Mr.. WYNANT VAN ZANDT
-'A of Mill Valley, Cal, but de-
scribing himself as born in the
Bronx" called my attention 10
a Skuller in a weekly magazine
recently which in telling of
priso break describes one of
the escapes as doing an Arthur
Duffy then explaining in foot
note that Arthur Duffy was a
small time but we'll known
criminal on the West Coast.
Mr.. Van Zandt wants me TO
bawl out the magazine guy who.
pulled this one because the eX-
preston refers to Arthur Duffy,
an old time college Sprinter who
was accounted phenomenally
fast afoot.
He represented Georgetown
and his fame was high in ath-
letic and lay circles in his day
but oddly enough his name has
been preserved longer in the
m G m ory of many persons
through its slang connotations
than the names of athletes who
surpassed Duffy.
l think this may be because
of the euphonic quality OF. the
name Arthur Duffy.
4 s | trace the evolution of the
"A name Arthur Duffy as
meaning 10 run away, l think it
began with Billy Gibson. a New
York fight manager, who ham
died Benny Leonard and Gene
Tunney and first used it 10 de-
scribe a fellow who did a lot of
running in the ring.
OF course TO a New Yorker of
Gibson's period and background
Arthur Duffy was synonymous
with running.
To this day Gibson. long since
retired from sports activity, still
uses the expression
From the prize ring. il drifted
into the underworld and conSe-
quently into the prisons, or
rather some of them, where il lS
used more often nowadays than
anywhere else.
| sometimes see ii in the
prison publications usually
spelled with a lower-caS9 ID. "
l recall reading in one prison
paper the line he duffied out of
there"
l say some of the prisons be-
cause it has been my obServa-
tion that slang terms that may
be common TO one prison are APP
parently unheard OF in another
and that slang words meaning
the same thing often differ Fer
instance. in one prison a guard
is known as a hack, for what
reason Is not clear TO me.
Years ago heard of the yeggS
calling town marSnals and con-
stables hacks, but / am not
familiar with the derivation. In
other institutions the guard is
called a eherder" and surely the
connotation here is obvious. But
in general | think the prison
publications are greater purists
in their language than outsiders
writing about the insiders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
Brain Game Answers

la is correct.
2-Polynesian.
3-As a campanile or bell tower.
A plan for the conquest of
Manchuria supposedly SUBJ
mitted by Premier Tanaka
TO the Jap emperor in 1927,
officially denied when pub
lished. but which became an
actuality four years later.
5-(a) True. (b) False. 1t is
shrub which bears masses OF
tubular flowers in the spring.
6-Both are mentioned in the
Bible, Numbers 11:5.
LESS than 300 billion. To.
be exact, S256, 6,650,000,000.
S-Yes. There were presidents
of the sessions of the Copti-
mental Congress. They usu-
ally signed themselves,
President of the United
States in Congress Assem-
bled."
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

AA WIZ NSEh HE to Veterans

n-My husband, a civil service
0 employe, has been called
up for Induction. He has "A war
service appointment Ofor the
duration. plus six months), and
understands that he must re-
sign before reporting for induc-
tiOn. VIII he be entitled To his
old job when he il discharged
from service! :. ID.
A civil service employe
who held temporary civil
service job before entering serv-
ice, is entitled 10 the same, or
a similar job (war service ap-
pointmenO When-he-is IS dis
charged from active service, If
he applies within go days of
date on which he was dis
charged. After the duration
plus six months" the veteran
may be dismissed, but in the
event of a reduction in force,
the veteran will have preference
in retention over nonveterans in
his agency who do the same
type of work.
Q-Has any legislation oeen
enacted providing pensions for
World War / veterans WHO ar
rive at age so? F.. X.
A-No pension is paid by the
Veterans Administration merely
because a World War ] veteran
reaches a given age. However,
if the veteran tregardless Of
agel is incapacitated, oand un-
able 10 earn a reasonable living
for himself and family, he may
be eligible for total and perma-
nent nonservice connected dis
ability pension Of $50 monthly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
BETTER HEALTH
BY DR.. Herman Bundesen

IT'S an easy matter 10 take a
Il look at the inside OF the air
passages in the lungs now. just
10 see what is going on in there.
This is done by means OF the
bronchoscope which is an in
strument- made up Of a tube
with lights. These air passages
are called bronchi. This instru-
ment was devised originally 10
get rid OF objects which may
have been breathed into the
lungs. Now the bronchoscope is
Z extensively used diagnosing
q, end treating a number OF lung
disorders.
The bronchoscope has been
2 found most useful in aiding in
the diagnosis and treatment OF
bronchial distractions. that is.
blocking OF the bronchi from
one cause OF another.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
T.E.-Will you please tell me
the cause OF piles? Can they be
s. cured permanently or just re-
lleved?
Answer:-The cause OF piles
is not definitely known. Consti-
patton and straining while hav-
ing a bowa movement are con-
trlbuting causes. An operation
seems 10 be the most satistac-
tory type Of cure. injections
gwen around the piles are often
= useful. Piles can be permanently
cured.
C. N.:-What causes puffiness
HInder the eyes?
Answer:-Puffiness under the
eyelids frequently comes from
lack OF rest and sleep. II you
osre getting sufficient rest and
h, are taking the proper exercise
, each day, and the puffiness still
persists. IL may be because
there is some disturbance in
!, She water balance in the body.
5There is no need 10 worry about
, this matter, for ii can cause no
trouble.
r DIS bleeding from the
nipple a sign OF cancer The
woman is 40 and has no pain or
other sign OF lump.
wer:-Bleeding from the
nipple is not necessarily a sign
Of cancer. However, IL is a
symptom which demands inves-
rigation. since II may indicate
some infection Of the breast or
the presence Of some benign
type Of tumor
j. n. N.-Does catarrh cause
The eyelids 10 become very red
70 Answer-Catarrh OF the eyes
might occur due 10 allergy or
sensitivity 10 some pollen or
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
4. v. DURLING

h!if you lore and art n ,coman,
Hide your lore from him you
Uorship,
Nerer let him kpou hoic dear
he as,
Fiy ike bird before htm,
BE not easily IRON.
Or you may, Ike that bifd
When caught and caqcd,
BE lett To pine HegIected
And perish IN forgettulpess.
-Landon.
TT HAS now been established
L that in conducting the war
Hitler was guided by aStrology.
He placed great reliance on
what his official StargazerS told
him.
The British knowing der
fuehrer's belief m astrology.
hired Stargazer 10 check on
him.
This aStrologer. a Hungarian,
was made a member of the
British army.
Having closely checked Hit
ler's horoscope he had a good
idea of how the Nazi leader
would view the general military
situation Of each day of the
year.
For example, he knew when
der fuehrer might order an Of
fensive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

After he has received the pen
sion for 10 years, or reaches age
65, II witt be increased 10 $50
monthly.
Q-Does the u. :. Naval Re-
serve 90 into battle the same
as the regular navy, or are they
reserved until certain length
OF time: VI. X. III.
A-PeTSonnef OF the t. $. Ma
val Reserve on active duty