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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
FOLLOW THE LEADER


and vcsr diamonds Fsuigh'cd business
men arc loading W with Detroit prop
Frlnfatl" investment g. 40 prob
,rT No alternatives The dollar vii
never bug aE-=-sch sgain Get sii ,hr
Fze7- -.id Fi=uf-s frrrn Mr. Bedford
$3.50 900 DOWN-Fireproof lO0-spi
XII -{ta bstit.- fattf- price ofliy
80 ~ building cost OPA distress rent,
10 600. Dor phone on this one
$50 600 DCWE--Outstsnding east SIDE
Jt-apt Trivial OPA rent $40 600.
frirc 500 600 less than tOdsyS CON
ttrlrunr cost.
$40 600 DOWS=r7- As rooms
SEES stoves sep. Cen. Electucs new
.'nEfr tsukicH water heater Cheap
OPA gents So 600 Construction c1st
90 600 Entire price only S4a 600
81 600 DOWN. apis all 3 rooms.
New stoves rev rrfrig., nes NokeH-
tans.ess water heater Unfair OPA
rents SO 600. Entire price only
Si5. 900 DCWE - 2O-ap' - rooms
Sew stoves utF siryrf. fspfess water
heater Temporary OPA rents $4,000.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

WOODWARD Mile 3 brick stores
flats r'cam plants. p-eWsr price
s L7 500 Good ouy EdE Henkel Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
MILAN DIST. 40 ACRES

GOOD BUILDINGS. brick house. price
redurcc $500 i0r quick sale address
of farm. s07o Redman Road 2 miles
W oi Niien on paved highway you
can see Pictures 90 buildings a. our
niurf VIII De- ou property sunday
afternoon McFAELANE BROS 2g3l4
Ford Rlad at @lddlebcit Ok SEQ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
KINGSBURN
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4 real harsain far some one new home
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
VACANT LOTS ron SALE

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
VICTORY GARDENS

VICTORY garden for rent S. peapic
may 20 hungry next winter Will zen,
you ricn grUuns AoNl36 BRING y1Jr
shovel and come 70 27AO0 Plymouth
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED

All CASH deal ! buy property for
Colored sMEDLEY 446 East warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
The WORLD
IN REVIEW
BY Maj. Gen..
D. P. Barrows

CEN. PATTONS Third Army
~ has crossed the Rhine. at
Mainz.
At this point he is at the con-
fluence OF the Rhine with its
greatest tributary, which is
the River Main. "
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Truth About Red China

"Ouer a period of several years l
talked With hundreds of Chinese.
with the exception of Conmu-
mist officers, they Were openly un-
happy about the Communist rule,
extremely fearful and distrustfui of
it's leadership, and UNANIMOUS
IN THEIR DISTRESS OVER
THEIR LACK OF FREEDOM.
"They Oere not pro-Japanese,
but more than one told me HE
WOULD RATHER FALL INTO
THE HANDS OF THE JAPANESE
THAN THOSE OF THE REDS
and some of these people HAD
PRISON EXPERIENCE ON BOTH
SIDES"
MIR. MERWIN accounts for the
A'A notion which has been dissent
mated that the Chinese Communists
are democrats"
"To be sure" he writes, "the re-
gime paid LIP SERVICE to demo-
cratic principles.
Communist officials professed to
support "the constitutional guaran-
tee of freedom of speech and re-
ligion," but the professions were not
trusty.
an actual practice" Mr.. Merwin
asserts, great difficulties Were en-
countered locally, and CHRISTIANS
WERE SOMETIMES THREAT
ENED WITH DEATH IF THEY
CONTINUED THEIR SERVICES
OF WORSHIP"
After Pearl Harbor, the author
relates, there was definite evidence
of a change in attitude" when mis-
sionaries and others were helped to
escape the japanese.
81 an, convinced, hoWeUer," Mr..
Merwin adds, "that this change on
the Communists part tOds typical
shift Dith the Wind, comparable to
their defense of Russia and their
criticism of the European tUar When
the Soviet-GerHaH non aggression
pact was signed and THEIR SHIFT
TO SUPPORT OF THE ALLIED
CAUSE WHEN GERMANY AT
Tackled RUSSIA"
Mr.. Merwin does not represent
that the perfect state" exists in
any part of the country.
But, he concludes:
"The facts I have briefly put
doWn here are apparently not knoWn
to many people, including some of
my Chinese friends in this country.
"They are facts that OUGHT TO
BE KNOWN by all Who are trying
TO understand the situation in China
TODAY"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
WHAT DO YOU KNOW?

2-The New York subway sys-
tenn is the largest passenger
Carrying railroad -in-tte
world Would you guess
that the total number OF
fares collected on it every
day is: (a) 1,250.000; (b)
3,875,00O; (c) 5,l76,0O0?
3-Ie is sometimes called
"Gunder the Wonder" and
is a champion runner who
recently came TO the United
States to compete against
American track stars. What
is his name?
Can you name two articles
OF wearing apparel that
women fashion leaders have
adopted from characteristic
apparel OF generals in this
war?
Sir Henry Morgan is: ta)
iilViIlOtl vi the DIlllSn
bank king family recently
knighted by the king: fb) a
Britisher buccaneer Of the
seventeenth cntury?
6-Which Hollywood singing
and dancing star started life
as Margarita Carmencita
Cansino?
How old are the comic
strips in your newspaper?
Would George Washington.
Abraham Lincoln or Theo-
dore Roosevelt. have been
perhaps among the first
readers OF comic strips?
What IL the name Of the
open top railroad cars in
which coal il carried,
tApswers % opposite psse)
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27

Ia an old established "undenomi-
national" journal, publishes timely
article from the pen of the Rev. Wal
lace G. Merwin of Rutherford, N. j.,
who passed several years in what is
now Communist China.
From 1881 until he was repatri
ated in 1912, Mr.. Merwin was sta
toned at the American Presbyterian
mission at Paotingfu, in the province
of Hopei.
He presents rather terrible pic
ture which makes a complete and
convincing answer to the pro Com
munist propaganda regarding China.
my home" Mr.. Merwin writes,
"uUas in a region Dhich, since the be-
ginning of the present phase OF the
Sino-Japanese Uar in 1887, has been
in the Communist defense area.
my information about the Com
n,unists has come to me in three
Woys: through personal contact,
through the reports of Chinese living
in the Communist areas, and through
reliable foreigners Who had first
hand contact With the regime.
THAT regime, in the areas tOhere
sarU il and heard of it, HAD ALL
THE EARMARKS OF A TOTALI-
TARTAN ORDER.
"No criticism lUds tolerated.
"The slightest open expression OF
dissatisfaction lUos met With I'M
PRISONMENT or EVEN DEATH.
"AH OF life Within Communist-
controlled areas has been strictly
regimented by members not dissinni-
lar to those used by totolitarian goU-
eTnnentS 80.
81 haue frequently made the
statement that in my judgment the
Communists in Chino had undoubt-
edly killed far more Chinese than
they had japanese -.
"The common method of dealing
rOith traitor - and a traitor rUaS
any one tuho remained in occupied
territory, or rOas caught coming out
of an occupied toWn or Uith Japd-
nese-Sponsored puppet money on his
person, it might be only 10 cents
DaS burial dIiUe ....
There Uds open opposition TO
the central government.
"AGENTS OF THAT GOVERN
MENT WHO CAME INTO CON-
MUNIST TERRITORY EVEN FOR
RELIEF WORK, HAVE BEEN
EXECUTED.
THE claim that the Communist
regime has met Uith popular dP.
proUai in North China is also false,
to iudRe BY my experience.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

or claimed are given to the tor
ture chambers in this and
other states
l.. KENNEDY.
American Legion Hospital,
Battle Creek. Mich.
Editors Note 49, A certain
number Of unclaimed doRs are
purchased from the Detroit dog
pound BY uniusTsrtiss for seisn.
fifie rtseareh. All others ore
sEecuted b. sas chamber.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27

ure for Sadi>ts who derive Joy
from torture Of the helpless?
VIII YOU write your congress
men asking them 10 introduce
2 bin 10 prohibit this unneCcS-
Sary suffering 10 those who can
not speak for themselves
Thank YOU
y S-Isnt IL true that sick
dogs are only put IN the gas
chamber IN Detroit dog pound
and that others not purchased
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27

Give youreh 10 for each correct an
sper through question sir. 40 each for
the remaining teo questions. ANY score
IS or higher !. excellent.
Lit Gen. Leonard r. Gerow
heads new'American army
on the Western Front in
Europe Can YOU identify
this army by It's number!
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27

TO THE EDITOR
ARE YOU aware Of the fact
~ that IN medical colleges and
laboratories. ssdlStS with de-
praved minds are allowed 10 cut
them 10 pieces without anaes-
thelic7
DO YOU also know This IS ~
no aid 10 humanity Just 2 pleas
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27

MY goodness you eat fast
You'll get Indigestion" ,
l said nothing. l was think
ing. Thinks |, Runyon, IL Just
shows you what is going on in
this country. The bloated upper
class can sit In there eating
that good beef a la mode like
mad but a member OF the
masses like yourself is barred
by naughty minion OF the
management because you have
no necktie on.
Thinks l, Runyon, this is an
other of those things that
bring about revolutions. Thinks
!. the time may come when that
old guy there may be wishing
people would come in and eat
without their shoes on or with
out their pants on maybe, and
YOU can walk past here then
and laugh ha-ha-ha -ha ha-ha,
and say so l could not come in
without no necktie on, hey?
THINKS /, Runyon, when you
L lived in this gaff and paid
fifteen boffoes per >diem for a
kip UP under the caves, did the
cashier ever refuse your money
because YOU had no necktie
on Do YOU think If you were
King George or Eisenhower or
Bing Crosby or Col. Zanuck or
Morgenthau or Stettinlus or
Eleanor Roosevelt or somebody
like that without a necktie on
you would have been given the
finger
Thinks I, Runyon. you know
you would not. This is snob-
berry Of the highest degree and
IL Just shows you what the boys
are going TO find when they get
back from over there. Thinks Il
Runyon. you ought 10 go liv,
in Russia where everybody can
go without a necktie and still
get beef la mode.
SyNHAT kind OF necktie did
w that man mean" asked
my friend. Eddie Walker-"a
Sulka, a Charvet. q Steffins, an
EIdredge, q Budd OF Nat
Lewis"
please, Eddie" I said, "don't
you see I am thinking"
And l led the way to tho
Greeks
Distributed ~ KIM Tes,ur. syns ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Knowledge Test
BY DR.. SABINA CONNOLLY

~ ~ WV sNOi1hI
Give ,vsrs-if rrrh- trr-tns- rFu hw
questions, and for the last question
Score. $40 brilliant. T-s bright, 4-s,
average, Oh. dull
1.-The first president of the
American Red Cross was:
ca Laura Bridgeman; ,b)
Clara Barton; tcJ Rosa Bon
heur7
2-The first baseball game was
played in: ca Norfolk, Va;
tb) Mantle. Conn; (c)
Cooperstown. n Y?
3 Spitzbergen is in the; (a)
Atlantic Ocean. Cbl Arctic
Ocean; (c) Ant tarc t / C
Ocean,
4-Christopher Columbus was
native of: (aD Italy; tbD
West Indies; (c) Portugal?
Baksheesh is an Oriental
word meaning: (a) a drink;
(b) a nap; (c) tip?
Snatch these columns COR
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Wrong Approach
delinquency Problem

James Lee Eiehwood, erecutire secretary of the New
York state YMCA, has written of five articles
dealing wh the problem Of juvenile delinquency the
first of Which folloWs:
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27

Ih.LJ uA - l945
&C THE DETROIT TIMES
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
BRIGHTER
SIDE
BY Damon
RunyoH


L you have been boring your
readers lately with lot of CUFF
about gaffs in which food is
served and to make ii worse you
almost invariably deal with es-
tablishments that are infested
by the proietariat.
Thinks /. since you insist on
inflicting this sort of piffle on
your congregation why do you
not show a little change OF
pace? Why do you not spread
yourself around bit and go 10
some joint of greater gentility
and class and write Of the peo-
pie of quality you are sure to
find there?
Thinks /, Runyon. you are
right in your thinking. Move
yourself up socially. Mix more
with the haute monde and tho
demmytasses and the charlotte
russes. Thinks I. you ought To
go 10 the Plaza Hotel this very
evening as a starter and imbibe
some high-toned atmosphere,
especially as the chow there is
apt to be real good.
So il was TO the Plaza that I
went with my friend, Eddie
Walker, the fight manager. and
on the way / whetted my appe-
tite with tales of the vittles Ia
be had there until he was al
ready chewing and swallowing
IN anticipation when we arrived.
I SELECTED the oak room
with it's restful tone Of old
days and old WAYS OF culinary
refinment though frankly what I
was contemplating more than
anything else was the jellisd
beef Ia mode that was once to
be had there. But the Plaza
oak room is really quite an in
stftution and perhaps one OF thl
best known dining rooms in tho
whole world.
We handed our hats and
coats TO a couple OF pleasant
young ladies' land good look
ing. too at the portals and
stepped up 10 a small gentle
man OF vast antiquity who was
obviously the head waiter and
behind me surged my friend
Eddie Walker practically tread
ing on my heels in his anxiety
10 come face TO face with that
beef la mode l had been talk
ing about.
Two" / Signaled the small
gentleman with a confidence
born of having looked the likes
OF Joe Malatesta and Bruno at
Romanofs and Larues IN tho
eyes out In Hollywood The
small gentleman gave me a
glance OF such austerity that
shriveled down 10 where would
have ridden butterfly down
the lobby.
SVOU have no necktie on"
he said frostily. I'VE
do not admit persons without
neckties into this room. IL IL
the rule"
The charge was undeniably
true. ! wore no necktie.
wore a sport shirt with the coll
lar open. In my set. the we'll
dressed man does not wear
necktie with a sport shirt. You
look at Broadway Sam and see
If / am not telling you the
truth.
1T IL the rule the small
gentleman repeated and l re-
treated TO retrieve my hat and
coat followed by my friend
Eddie Walker who asked:
why cant YOU eat beef ali
over mud without = necktt@u
on"
ONE Of the check room girls
" said
"My goodness you eat fast
You'll get indigestion" ,.
l said nothing. l was think
ing. Thinks |, Runyon, IL Just
shows you what is going on in
this country. The bloated upper
class can sit In there eating
that good beef a la mode like
mad but member OF the
III a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
BY JAMES LEE ELLENWOOD

EIIIENWOOD
Executive Secretary the New York State YMCA
EVERYBODY talks about youth delinquency is dis
IL turbed by it, wants to know the That is
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Brain Game

{ ANSWERS on opposite page)
Evening star., 1945-01-12

lover Germany. The others came
back and the othcers' club never waa
noisier or merrter.
II got mad" says Primo. II just
got entirely Drowned OF, sir! ]
thought was hard-boiled, but I was
almost crying, and them out there
in the room drinking and singing
and yelling. / just couldn't under
stand, sir, how the group could have
taken 1t so good
"T'he colonel, sir, he saw I was
mad and he come over and said
quietly, Look, Primo, don't you
understand they feel worse about it
than you do?'
HE made me understand what
was happening-on their faces they
was taking it good, but there was
lots of crying in their souls and
stomachs.
"Some Let Down Their Hair"
''They act different ways, sir.
Some of them let down their hair
about their troubles. Some want to
argue about anything, some sing,
some just sit all moody in a corner
A bunch here used to sing a lot
the grandest singers you ever heard
but they were just trying to put
up front more than anything else. -
Behind the bar, Primo normally is
laughing, but his mood fits the Gus
toners His expression changes
with amazing rapidity-indignation
sympathy, breathless interest. acute
distress, extravagant delight. mer-
Evening star., 1945-01-12
Sympathetic Barkeep
is Yank Air Officers
Top Morale Builder
BY the Associated Press.

80 hfN A1oSoSAHtCa ibHhF
UNITED STATES 9th AIR
FORCE BOMBER BASE, Jan. 4 de-
layed) .-Sergt. Primo lombard of
Lynn, Mass, bartender at an off,
leers' club, is called the biggest
morale builder on the base.
That's not because of the drinks
he serves-but because he is Primo.
Primo sweats out the flyers mis-
sionS, cheers their successes, suffers
over their losses, listens to their
troubles, understands them better
than they understand themselves
and occasionally bawls them out.
No noncom but Primo could get
by with that sharp-ton and ex-
plosive "Sirl"
Merriment Anglers Primo.
Once Primo did not understand
the behavior of combat officers.
That was the day nearly a year ago
when the 384th Bombardment GROUP
lost one entire squadron in flames
Evening star., 1945-01-12

riment-all depending entirely or
what is being said by the oficei
across the bar.
Primo owns bar and restaurant
in Lynn, but always disliked tending
bar until he got the one he has now
He says. There's not much work
actually, just the business of hang
ing around and doing something for
the boys when there is something
you can do"
Evening star., 1945-01-12
.Lonq-Lost Watch Found
But Not Its Owner
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Los ANGELES Eighteen years
ago Clifford Pegg lost a valuable
wrist watch and asked police to look
for it.
The officers now have in jail q
man on whom they said they found
Mr.. Pegg's missing timepiece.
But the police do mot know Mr.
Pegg's present whereabouts.
Evening star., 1945-01-12

"Yes, son, l bought while you
fought" Hasten We day with
one extra War Bond.
Evening star., 1945-01-12
War Bonds will hasten
. Victorious Paace

W&I--Victory Booth, First Floor
All Service Desks Except First
Floor
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25

not TOO FAR from his home.
Although 63 years of age, he
plays a most satisfactory game
with most of his score in the Sos.
And on good days it will be in the
very low eighties.
He is straight off the tees but
it's around the green where he is
at his best. He plays most fire.
quently with members of his staff.
However, he and Edgar A. Guest,
the we'll known poet, have played
many times together.
In addition to golf he has been
a keen follower of football. He
has seen the high school teams IN
action and watched the Detroit
Lions play. He has been in the
stands to see Michigan. Univers-
ttY of Detroit and -Notre Dame in
some of their more important
games.
Since coming TO Detroit he has
been very much interested in
keeping a good sports program
going in all Catholic schools, both
grade and high schools. As re-
suit Detroit has one of the most
extensive schedules OF any large
city in the country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
PariscIean
Lands Title
{ & B Loses State
By 233 Pins

Until the eliminations are held
in 1916 and another challenger is
successful. PariSclean is state
match bowling champion. Paris
clean finished the eighteenth and
final game with f & B at Palace
Recreation last night, 233 sticks
on the credit side.
ParSclean collected 17,735, an
average of 1855. to + a. BIS
1902 and 972.6. Fortunately
+ & BIS national match title was
not the stake. + e. B defends il
at Palace against Chicago Meis-
terbraus Jan. 1920 after a r.
game series in Chicago.
OF the first u games Paris
clean won 10 and II out of lS
for the match. Henry Caves 524
series in the fifth block let George
Young of + e. B ride in as indi-
vidual average winner with 203.S
10 Gavie'S 201-3.
f e. b, 295 to the rear after
the first nine games. was the Sec
.ond half victor by 62 or SS49 TO
.S7S7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25

All-Amerlcan pro circuit.
| received this information early
this morning over the phone from
Jack Troy of the Atlanta Constitu-
tiOn. Troy is announcing In his
column today that he understands the
former Georgia star Is going 10 line
up with the New York Yankees.
Troy also passed along the word
that Sinkwich scrimmaged with the
Georgia Bulldogs on Thursday as they
for their New Years Day
bowl game and that he certainly didn't
show any signs of having bum knee.
Weighing $50 pounds, he scampered
about with his old abandon and skill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
First Test for SchOn

FREDDIE sCHoTT-Alron heavyweight who has won AZ OF
his pro fights and the other gets his st eSi
against name fighter 10round bout with Joe Baks IN New
YorkS Madison Square Garden, Friday night.
the Washington Redskins, has another
will be superintendent of the Pope Home IN Fort
WORTH will the IS 120pound football teams
He'll leave absence each fa to continue in pro
football.
OSCAR FRALEYn Todays Sport Parade for the UP lists
suggestions for Christmas gifts for sports ceebrees He includes
Wheelsremember ChuckS
spill the base lines Chcago?and for Hank Green
berg Homers Odyssey 4
National League batting champion while
Pittsburgh 1870 has his unconditional release by
Louis Cardinals. Bill Crouch, pitcher With the
Cards.
TAYLOR-wo the first Texas Christian athlete 10
enter the armed forces has been elected the football captain
for next fall He returned 10 school this past after spending
considerable time in the AleutianS
JOHN ASONwo recently received his discharge from the
back football coach athletic director the Colorado
School of Mines The Miners dat football at the start OF the war
but season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
Strike Spree
Bowler Has 20
In Rowland 300

II work counts, Burt Price of
the Springwells Western Travel
ing League Club is on the way to
become a high bracket bowler.
In y practice games at Fort
Boulevard Recreation yesterday
Price, 20, had 20 straight strikes.
300 opener in 747, subsequent
series of 605-670-720 for an aver
age of 22S.6.
Jim Marshall. practically kept
out of the game for more than
two seasons because of a war job,
made second in Louis Burr's
Classic for the 1S5 group, with
1879 and high games of 232 and
PAT. Marshall hopes to return TO
big time play this season or next.
Anthony Giacalone made sixth on
1916.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
Vet Offers
Skate Tips

Sam Levinson. president Of the
Michigan Skating Association,
urges all skaters to enter early
for The Detroit Times Michigan
Open high school relay and novice
championships at Belle Isle Satur-
day, Jan. S.
Skating Sam" has been a ia
miliar figure at all skating affairs
in these parts for nearly three
decades. He knows skating. He
remembers when Lyle Conklin
made those records for Northern
back in 1923 and when Eskimos
set the half-mile record in 1925.
Those marks still stand.
Enter now and start train
ing," Sam urges and offers some
training hints.
do some running 80. IL
helps the wind.
2-Practice getting away In a
hurry at the start.
S-Skaters I'm relays should
drill with n pal on giving and
taking a baton. (Use a stick IL
you raven't a baton, says Sam.)
He stresses the latter: "A slow
boy who gets away to good start
during a relay frequently can keep
a faster boy who is caught dead at
changing batons."
All races are short length in the
Times meet. You have time to get
in condition for these dashes Send
in your entry today.
Remember: IF you can skate
you can"
GEORGE + VAN