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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-14

French Second Army. His brother, Lieut.. J. Gregory Lynch, formerly corporation counsel here, is now at tached to the Watertown Arsenal, WatertoWn, N. Y.
 The letter follows:
 About a week ago I visited the scene of an atrocity or mass murder I went to see it so that I would have first hand information and SC that neither now nor twenty years from now will I have tendency tc ascribe similar reports to propa- ganda.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-14
ACTRESS HOSPITALIZED

Boston, May IA - (UP) - Screen actress Olivia De Havilland, who was stricken with tropical fever while entertaining Am:rican troops in the Pacific, was hospitalized to-
 day for physical checkup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-14
800, ,750 FIRE BOMBS DELUGE NAG0YA
Labor Department Cuts Deeper Than
 Truman Suggested
BY DEAN w. DITTMER

Washington, May 14-UP)-The House Appropria- 0O0OO to the Labor Department and related agencies during fiscal 1946 after looping off $77,000,O00
 The Cuts in line with dations sent to Congress May 2 by President Truman but much deeper than he suggested for the War Manpower Com son The reductions for the departments acvi
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Evening star., 1945-12-04

church membership Is inactive, Or.
John G. Glenn, pastor Of Duke Me-
mortal Methodist Church, Durham,
N. c., told the meeting. The es-
sence of pastoral work, he said, lies
In the visitation program where
churchman and member can be-
come well acquainted.
A series of midweek talks out
lining q program Of lay evangelism
was suggested by DR.. H. H. McCon-
nell, field secretary, Department OF
Evangelism, Federal Council OF
Churches, In training laymen for
evangelistic work.
Mass meetings in seven District
area churches we're addressed last
night by DR.. Glenn, DR.. Heaton, DR..
Mcconnell and DR.. George A. Butt
rick, all of whom spoke at the one-
day conference at Hamline Church.
Representative Ramey, Republican,
of Ohio; Senator Wiley, Republican,
of Wisconsin and DR.. j. B. Belk OF
Richmond, Va, also spoke at the
meetings.
The conference and evening meet
ings were sponsored by the Wash
ington Federation Of Churches.
Evening star., 1945-12-04
Protestant Leaders
Urged 10 Strengthen
|Home-Church Ties

The relationship Of the home Il
the church is one of the weakest
links in Professionalism, DR.. George
D. Heaton, pastor Of Myers Park
Baptist Church, Charlotte, N. g.
yesterday told a one-day evangelism
conference of District Protestant
ministers at Hamline Methodist
Church.
The Rev. G. E. Schnable, pastor
of Albright Evangelical Church
presided at the meeting, which was
attended by more than 200 local
ministers.
DR.. Heaton declared mixed mar
riages between Protestants of diff
ferent denominations frequently re-
suited in the families being lost to
the church. Persons moving to new
cities often fail to join the local
church because they are uncertain
how to go about becoming a men,
ber. DR.. Heaton added.
Nearly IS per cent of the average
Evening star., 1945-12-04
Chest Cold Misery
Relieved by Moist Heat
Of ANTIPhL0CISTINE.

The moist heat of an
ShPle ANTlPHEOETSTIN
CHEST COLD poultice relieves cough,
enor runoar tightness Of chest, muscle
JUNE thHoA' soreness due to chest
BRONCHIAL cold, bronchial irrita ton
,pp,rAT,nn and simple sore throat.
.u.., Apply ANTIPHLOGIS-
SIMrle TINE poultice just hot
SpRAln lRljiSE enough to be comfort
800 ss,,es.re able-then feel the n, oist
sVn. H0ssAIs heat 60 right to work on
DoAS that cough, tightness Of
chest, muscle soreness.
Dess god, fssls good for several hours.
The rseist hest of an ANTIPHLOGISTiNE
psultiee also relieves pain reduces
swslSnx, limbsrs up stif aching muscles
lnjury q condition. Get ANTIPHLOGIS-
TINE (Aunty Flo) in tubs or can at ans
Aug ssors NOW.
Evening star., 1945-12-04
Births Reported

John and Bonnie Anderson, boy.
Hubert ana Theima aAker, boy.
Byard and Louise BelyeA, boy.
Rawson and Mary Bennett, girl,
Charles and virginia Bolyard, tirl.
Richard and Janet Brady, boy:
Richard and Valerie Crook, boy.
Richard and Virginia Darcy. boy.
Crismond and Lelor Davenport. girl.
Clifford and Madelyn Deem, girl.
George and Gladys billiard, boy.
Claire and Christine Elliott, girl.
Carl and Myrtle Fink; boy.
Malcolm and Frances First. girl.
Walter and Doris Fraser, boy.
Andre and Muriel Geolot, girl.
Charles and Viola Click, sirl.
Scott and Mable Gray, boy.
Alexander and Sylvia Hauss, girl
Thurman ard Jeanne Jones, girl.
John and Marjorie Kokoski, boy.
Lilo and Marjorie Lazzari, girl.
Edward and Virginia Leahy, boy.
Charles and Mary Lee. girl.
Joseph and Carolyn Manning, girl.
Allison and Almeda Newhall, girl.
Jerrold and Catherine Orne, boy.
Philip and Florence Palmer, boy.
Henry and Forest Pergerson, boy.
Upton and Dixie Reid, boy and airl.
John and Frances Reitmann, boy.
Craig and Mary Smith, boy.
Dale and Ruth Smith; boy. ,.
John and Carmen Waller, boy.
Francis and Marjorie Wightman. girl.
Sherman and Matte Windsor, boy.
Ramon and Dorothy Woodall, boy.
Kenneth and Miriam Young, boy.
Evening star., 1945-12-04
Deaths Reported

Jane Weidman. IS, 11Os Buchanan st
NV.
James r. Miles, 70. Capital Heishts, Nd
Llewellyn C. Melzer. rs, 2215 1st st. NV
Georse B. Wagner. 20, 3o56 Ellicott st
weshinston C. Mcoinness, ss, 47os For,
Totten Or. ne.
orvis A. Persons. 81. 1912 Euclid St NV
MarFaret Wooley. 81, 1910 Kalorama I'd
NV.
ooidie A. Rosenberr, so, 1346 Park I'd
ROY a. Dent. 80, 5000 9Th st. NV.
Eugene r. Baker. SO. 1527 Gales st. ne
Henry A. Julicher, 3s, Arlington, Va.
Minnie Glassman. 81, 903 Quincy st. NV
Mirris r. Kins. 81, Brentwood, Md.
Frank Lowinger. 81, $3.50 Allendale pl
NV.
Marrie Hawkins. So, 2549 Pomeroy st
Evening star., 1945-12-04

A message TO returning service.
men-your Government needs fund.
to help rehabilitate your buddies
Sink some Of that mastering out pay
and accumulated savings in Victory
Loan Bonds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
One Word Led to Another
BY ARTHUR-" -""BtGSs58 BAER-


WAS glad to hear the Duke Windsor has been taken
best monoogues about the duke when ne was
prince.
how they graded those potatoes II seems
you should 60 the other way Anyway the prince was the
popular landed in America That was
before he promoted TO duke.
He was all Long Island falling from hOsses and
getting again The monologue mostly about that
The laughs continuous with three real bangs
The first IL met the prince-ha Is met his hoss
and knew the prince would be along in few minutes
The second was, THE prince knows hosses-from the
ground up"
The third a bit prophetic THE prince doesn't want
the throne-he's been thrown enough
WELL Charley Foy, Of the great comedian Eddie,
w decided wanted add chatter his hoofng and
borrows the routine ! him not II north OF
know the Canadians would stand for talk like
that
But Charley goes in Toronto expecting the prince 20
be Nobody would have laughed louder than
Eddie But the prince had been stalled by blizzard and that
that.
the first gag routned here there silence that
made luxury white whiskered old gentleman stood
up the aisles pointed 10 oblivion and ordered of.
Charley backed up his and unloaded the second
belly laugh The old committeeman with red ribbon
repeated off Charley tried with the third audi
ence.wrecker and his posse once again said of
DY THAT time the rest Of the audience took up the
ID evictory Folks you heard them ohng
Toronto?
On the fourth gag they up for Charley who
away from there with his pictures still in the lobby his
the marquee and his trunk in his dressing II it
hadn't been for that blizzard Charley might have become
great monoogist. And Eddie might still have been king
don't know what the fourth gag That one
c,gydsa, is,s b. l1r rsst..,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Breakfast
AT Old Lindy's

manager. eating smoked salmon
for breakfast, and Billy Conn,
the heavyweight championship
contender, were among those
present.
Little Niggie" Lawrence, the
price maker. came in and told
Conn that the night before he
had laid me $1,000 10 5000
against my thought that Conn
would be knocked out in the
first round by Joe Louis. Conn
gazcd al me as II appalled,. l
nodded. II was true, all right.
Then" said Little Niggie,'
"a guy comes in and SAYS Mig,
YOU owe me $50 i say for
WHAT He says 4 win from
you on the hockey game l
say you must be nuts. l never
bet YOU on no hockey game.
He SAYS yes, YOU did. ! guess
YOU forgot IL. SambO was
there at the time ! say, III
Sambo says 4 bet YOU, / will
pay ~ he goes out and gets
Samb0 and Ssmbo says yes,
Mig, you bet him all right
SO I pay, and Runyon sits
there and sees this come off,.
Then" said Little Nlggie,'
"Runyon offs his bets with me
and when I ask him why, he
says 4 do not bet with any
body who has amnesia.' Who
IL amnesia ."
Billy Conn kept gazing
steadily al me a. l kept nod
ding confirmation Of Little
Niggie's" tale and finally Billy
said:
You can bet me he don't
knock me out In Is N YOU
like"
Il was only Kidding Mig"
/ said. hastily.
Copyright is4s. by KIM Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
LET'S EXPLORE
YOUR MIND

Answer to Question No, /

Answer to Question No.
NO. There are four million
unmarried women in the l. s.
between age 20 and "a, and only
100000 unmarried men in this
age group If all the men marry.
there are 100000 of these
young women who will have
praCtTCEtty no prospect Of get
ting husbands. True, about 30
per cent of war marriages will
end in divorce, which will re-
lease many husbands, but their
wives VIII then be competing in
the marriage market.
Answer to Question
z-Tor much, as rule. The
trained employment director eX-
poets you 10 be nervous. Far
better be panicky than over-con-
fident or boastful and take lib
critics. | know Of one boy who
was about TO be hired, but lost
the Job by lighting a cigaret.
another by keeping his hat on.
Don { be over-dressed, but be
spotlessly dressed.
Answer 10 Question No. s
3 Yes. Character building is a
lifelong conflict between the
older primitive impulses of deS-
truction and the intelligent.
civilized moral judgments. The
lower brain and spinal cord
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
By DAMON RUNYON'

Those danes that used 10
be I'm the Follies have an or
ganixation now" said Benny
81 guess IL il like a club for
veteran soldiers Anyway,
they hold n reunion every
year and at the last one they
got -SehEede- to attend and +
heard he stole the show.
hear they were all going up
to him and throwing their
arms around him and crying,
Hello, Billy Say, reckon
some Of those dolls must he
getting a little smooth on the
tooth by now when IL comes
tn age"
Harry BeStry, the theatrical
agent. came in dressed 10 Kill.
as the saying is, every hair Of
his neat little blond .mustache
in place. Harry was always a
dressy fellow. He has or had
1900 ChHrvet ncckties. which
is more than Charvet has now,
IS suits Of clothes by an eX-
pensive tailor, IS pairs Of shoes.
each pair made 10 order and
nicely treed. and hats and shirts
and overcoats and sweaters IN
similar profuslon
II. Jimmy Knott, one Of the
handy looking young fellows you
see on the cops nowadays. was
talking 10 Jack German. the
detective who was Mayor Elect
ODwyerS constant companion
during the campaign. Tommy
Auerbach. another detective,
was finishing his coffee AZ one
OF the tables.
aFraps, another agent. Good
Time Charley Friedman. JEFF
Bernie. brother OF the great
Ben; Charles Cambridge Green.
called Chuck, the oracle Of the
big street; Sol Gold. the fgnt
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Europe AT Arms.
America Quits
BY GEO. ROTHWELL BROWN

TWO conflicting emotions per
Il wade Washington as this
var machine is wrecked. much
As q temporary building erected
for an inaugural ball j. torn
down the day after the cele-
bration
ON the ono hand everybody
with son brother husband.
wife or daughter IN 'tc armed
services Wants the loved ones
10 return home as quickly as
possible
This IS understandable On
tfe othcr hand. II is undcniahie
that while America disarrns.
the war-lovinC parts Of the
world maintain their arma-
mcntS
The United States breaks up
her vast naval and military for
nations
Soviet Russia does not From
all reliable reports she is main
tanning her armed strength and
even increasing h.
For Great Britain the war
still continues. Only the United
States has assumed that with
tie surrender of Japan peace
came 10 the stricken earth
Why link this national policy
with an international policy
which runs 50 contrary 10 tho
American assumption
In other words why should
The American taxpayers send
billions of dollars a broad to
countries which do not diSarm?
IT Is clear that il the United
Il States refused 10 finance
these countries from the public
treasury, meaning from taxes.
these countries would bc
obliged for reasons Of : h Q c.r
necessity, 20 -dtSmartir heir
own armies and navies a lSo.
since they could not support
them.
President Truman'S policy
with respect OF American de-
fcnSe. and his policy with re-
gard to international philan-
thropy. are thus absolutely
contradictory and antaConjStIc.
cowdsht ioss. BY KinE Featurs
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
WASHINGTON
SCENE
.Bv GEORGE DIXON

American, inter hemisphcrlcal
and inter-planetary relations
all Of whom. by the way, are
very nice relations, providing
they do not move IN on you
permanently
The mental picture ~ The
Jolly. carefrec days ahead IN
world united hy comedy back
falls. was 50 enhancing ! think
more OF Mr. linrans ~oi ds
should be recorded.
Mr. Speaker rtTp COnJIF-rdl
I do not know how many people
there are In the United States
Interested In skiing Today
suspect tt outranks all sports
of an international nature with
the possible exception Of foot
racing and swimming"
(Note ! wonder II Mr. Horan
FvCT TTTJ1 10 gel 10 Nipo
window al Belmont during a
good strike week
Skiing, of course. would be
impossible II IL were not for the
mountains OF the United States
and the watersheds which pro-
vide suitable SHOWS later I'm the
season. In my own Pacific
Northwest II j. possible 10 ski
the year round"
Note This sounds like sec
tionalism What has Mr. Horan
got against Senator Cla4Le Pep
perS Florida Everglades -
1T seems 10 me that the
forest service and the federal
government should lose no time
in reopening these recreational
areas. In addition To making
healthy recreation and the APP
probation OF nature available 10
our own citizens, skiing looms
large a. medium that can
hurdle the barriers Of custom
and language and bring the
peoples Of many areas ~ this
world together. | mcntion all
this because
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

SIDE

BREAKFAST in the old Lin
, dys on Broad way near
ftieth around / p. m. is a big
al. 1t assemblies the sport
2, theatrical, and musical
oadwayfarers, boxers, book
akers, actors. agents, ticket
ekersr radio fellows song
tiers, orch estra leaders,
" permen, cops, most Of
e IT'LL sleep-g roggy but
aved and talcumed and lack
: only their Java 10 make
em ready for the day.
| had my kippers and fried
gs there one day last week
d Benny Bennett, 80 years in
= box Offices OF the old and
w Madison Square Garden.
me in and sat down opposite
:. l suppose Benny must be
= best known box office man
the city OF New York. He is
small man OF mild demeanor
I is sharper than nine razor
ideS at his business.
The old dogs are petering
ut" he said, mOtioning 10 his
'et 1T was all right when
,ey had one or two shows n
eek at the Garden. Now
rev have one every night
nd they are all selI-outs and
: rough on the tOotsies."
Emmy and Ike Dorgan who
was Tex Richards pub
ity man and Bill Schrode.
,ge manager OF Ziegfeld's
HES, used 10 have an apart
mt in West Forty-fourth
At they rented from Jack
|lnsian. owner of the- immortal
|ck's. restaurant. They hung
name on II that was 10 be-
ne famous as the designa-
n of rooming houses. They
He'd II The Fleabag."
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

he the party OF clear thinking
and sound AmeriCanism raises
no voice in Congress today
The administration foreign
policy. while il dismantles the
greatest war machine the world,
perhaps has ever seen. Is vui-
nerable TO attack from 4 point
Of view that could be made
easily understandable ny the
people.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Westerner TOuted
for IckeS Place

Dorothy Shay, the St. Regis
thrush, 10 bsstoWing oil her
oomph on Sgt. J. Desmond.
the CT Sinatra.
His infimates are noW con-
Vinesd that jim, Farley 10 mot
done with politics" and that
he "may be your next eov-
ernor."
Joan Fontaine Gays "ths
studio" must have started
those spurious reports that
she Wouid wed director John
Housemon. Never uos any
thing TO it,"
Copyright. is4s. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
4 Dissertation
OH Skiing

The Speaker
s8INHE time of the gentleman
from Washington has es-
pired."
! certainly wish the speaker
had not been 50 abrupt with
Mr. Horan l wanted 10 hear
moro about how a skier can
hurdle ihc barriers Of custom
and language understand tho
present record IS II feet ga
inches,
ETFRY member a. Congress
II as YOU have hoard is being
delugcd with mail demanding
he get constituents discharged
from the armed services Some
of the letters AFT pretty harsh
in fact manN Of the writers pro-
fe-s i1eiitr-e-r trey Hrr beng
kept IN uniform through sheer
spite on The part Of their elected
representatives
One Of the most pungert was
received by Rep +. Edward
Hcberi Of Louisiana Il was
this poemr signed by a group Of
fighting men n the Pacific
We ore sending you n token
OF the promiss you hnUs
broken
Wth the mon uhors aifins
orer here
Where are the ship, ,bot
brought Us.
Horc they Joined the ones
thot fought Us;
Or is Their operating coat too
dear7
We have a definite notion
To get bach ooron the ocean.
But thot does not seem very
near.
N )ou keep on urh your tdik
We are sure usW haze to
ualL,
let, hops littls action
kou--ths yeor!
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
BROADWAY
RHYTHM

VARIETY has tracked down
lino'yper who authored OBJ
scene anu.this-and-that pam.
phletS
Guy End ores fascinating
book, "Methinks the Lady" will
probably treble business for the
psychoanalysts.
Dist't Atty Beldock is quietly
readying the reopening Of
Brooklyn mess in which a L. s.
senator was allegedly involved
few years ago
An independent Westerner is
being considered as Ickes' sue
ceSSOr.
You can expect big internal
brawl within the Go on the
commy issue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
}y WALTER WINCHELI

THEWiNG gum hsirsss
y Blanche Skinner Adams
and sonRWriter J. Franklin
WW become Renotobiss.
Socially listed Marion Pat
tsrson Of NsWark wsds F.
krisg of "FoIIow the Girls"
on Dee. !.
Two of AmerieG's richest
tribes wiI be united Christ-
mas Day when GeneUisVe
Safreen (ths Hursseent lamp
heiress) married textile ty-
coon Thomas Lanebert.
They say the Chaplin mess
wiH be settled ola 100000
trust fund for the little one.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

govern nearly all the conduct OF
animals and children. Their
higher brains are developed very
little. They are ruled by tooth
and claw" Man has just as
strong. murderous and tooth
and claw impulses as the ami
mails. but he has an enormous
higher brain which restrains
him. Still he never gets away
from his animal nature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
POLITICAL
PARADE

NE Republican party ought
10 be united on the twin
estions Of American prepared
IS. and financial relief, from
|e United States treasury, for
the world
THESE are inseparably joined,
Id they cannot be separated
any political operation with
II the most serious conSe-
ences
but the party which used 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
DOGS AGAIN

An ASKED If life insurance
II can be taken out on
dog. I oduise consulting an
insurance expert.
Race horses are insured, so
Why shouldn't It be possible
TO insure "a eataabie dog
There also should be insur-
ance uhich protects an ouner
IL his dog bites anybody.
Ny dog neuer bit anybody
in his life.
HoUeVer, one day Uhen !
came out of the house I soW
a kid pulling my dog around
BY the ears. The dog Wos
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
ASIDES
CONFIDENTIAL

EINNISH girls make excellent
Il household assistants. When
they clean a house they really
60 to town. No corners are
missed. They are usually good
cooks. My girl friend suggested
this item. She said perhaps
some of the home managers
among the readers would like
10 know.
Now / find I have a reader
I'm Flushing, Ohio. | always
thought the only town named
Flushing in the L. s. A. was on
Long Island.
Rode with a taxi driver today
who had pictures of his wife
and two daughters in the in
terror of his car. Very nice
looking family.
Copyright. le45, By KIM Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
BY L. V DURLING

bearing this Nth admUabls
fortituds.
But the ears Of sponisis are
very ssnsitIUe.
By his cruel treatment the
hid might haUs pushed the
dog too far.
Bot If the dog bit the
youngstsr he probably Wouid
haze been blamed for Il.
And the younRstsr's folks
might haze tossed a lGUsutt
AT me,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

COUPLE Of the coarSer
and less imaginative minds
iong Us laughed outright
I they are the kind OF people
10 once laughed at Edison,
steur. and even the first coll
mist when he made the mo-
ntous discovery that YOU
|ild get by without working.
The more thoughtful OF Us,
Never, gave intense heed 10
|, speaker u soon became
inifest his words were worth
|aring,
As We listened We could en-
ion the snow-coVered slopes,
: merry cries and laughter
We skiled into the hearts
Ecuador and Venezuela.
No more millions for lend
,se and culture. such as eN-
rtatlonS of warplaneS. ballet
|ncerS and Douglas Fairbanks
Just pair ~ skis and
,sonably soft snow 70 fall on.
LIE COULD sec the arms out
Y stretched IN love as We
me skiing down on our inter
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

THE recent rumor that Sam
Il Goldwyn thlm magnatel
might change his faith was eN-
planned by Mrs Goldwyn, who
was observed taking kins tots
for religious instruction
one wag said that II Sam ever
changed his faith II very likely
would be TO chlropraCtor
G Jessel reports his Dolly
Sisters" broke records IN 46
cities. Tell the critics, ne
wired "they know as much
what audiences want as I do
about staying happily married."
Bug. Con. r FNcrS retred D
was offered ms old iob as bus
conductor He declined.
Bob Hanncgan the poStman.
is considering a AZ airmail post
card, s
Apple ice cream is next on
the goody list
Track insiders hear that Tom
Smith. hlackliSted Tor allcgedly
doping a winner, Is taking the
rap for some one else.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
PASSING BY

4 LINE MCDERMOTI. Ac-
~ tress Now appearing IN
state of the Union" That
should keep her busy for the
next three years. Among Aline's
many previous engagements was
one in The Tavern - That was
the play in which Spencer Char
tiers, playing The Hermit, gave
voice to the immortal line:
What's All the Shootin' For?"
Johnny Ray Eminent Pitts
burgher. Manager Of Billy Conn.
Johnny was once quite a boxer
himself. He participated in the
first ring contest broadcast by
radio. That was April II, 1921,
when a. Pittsburgh vi r
Square Garden ne foug h I
Johnny Dundee who was also
known As The Scotch Wop.
DISGUSTED BACHELOR
4 SAN FRANCISCO bachelor
~ says in his city the single
men so greatly ournumber the
bacheloretteS that the latter are
becoming "insolent. arrogant
and diSgustingly independent" 4"
lie wants 20 know where the
single girls greatly outnumber
the bachelors. perhaps In such
a section" says he, "a fellow
could get n little appreciation
after spending an evening OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
his time and Is or 20 bucks on

his time and Is or 20 bucks on
= girl"
According 10 the statistics the
single girls are most plentiful in
Rhode Island and MaSsachus-
-eltS- these states there aF4-
100 single girls 20 every 50
single men,
ASIDES-
A TYPE Of pep pills used for
a combat flyers during the
war is reported now being
used by tired citizens. Or peo-
pie who want 20 appear bril-
liant and full Of pep at a party.
These pills are said 10 be eS-
pecially popular in Hollywood.
Have you any influence with
the producers of George Rats
films" writes young woman
of Manhattan. "If so. tell them
to stop giving George the part
Of great lover. He's not the
type"