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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
On the
Side

clined to scream a little
Twelve Kentucky Derby win
ners have been ridden by Negro
jockeys. The turf has always
welcomed the Negro riders.
Yet organized baseball. which
views racing men with ''holier
than thou attitude continues
to bar Negro players. This is
an Outrageous example of racial
discrimination all the more rep
-Fehensibie; because baseball is
Americas national game.
IN BRIDGEPORT, Conn, a 15-
L year-old girl married two
navy men within few months
and thus became the youngest
bigamist in the history of Con-
necticut.
On the occasion of her second
marriage this girl told the
justice of the peace she was %.
He believed her.
From legal standpoint
knowing the age Of a female is
very important on innumerable
occasions.
Needless to say men can make
serious mistakes and get into
considerable trouble by being
deceived as to the age of a
woman.
If a justice of the peace can't
tell the difference between 15-
year-old girl and a 22-year-lod
woman, how can the average
man be expected to do so?
What this country needs is a
certain way to tell a woman's
age?
Has anybody any sugges-
tions?
Copyright. le45. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Taber and Cannon apparently
did not see eye 10 eye on some
thing. because Taber emerged
with a cut and bleeding lip.
The wounded congressman
who will receive no Purple
Heart, unless as he intimates,
he cuts out Cannon 's-charged
the Missourian with an unpro-
voked attack. In his modest
way. Taber said he did not
strike back because:
IF had hit him I'd have
killed him, I'm 10 much
stronger"
THERE is some talk that
l. Taber the Killer plans TO
work into even better shape for
possible future congressional
differences by running five
times around the capitol every
morning. with his pretty young
secretary. Miss Rosamond Bris-
ter. pacing him on a bicycle.
But Miss Brister says she has
not been able to get a priority
p for a bicycle.
However, Miss Brister saws
she is not stocking bandages
and liniment as standard office
equipment because she hopes
her 65-year-old employer will
duck faster in the future.
Incidentally. Taber weighs
200 pounds ringside. We were
unable to get the ring statistics
OF Cannon, except that he prob
ably has more fighting expert
ence than Taber, being a year
older.
Neither Of the combatants
has seen At TO reveal the exact
cause OF the fisticuffs. But
voted the same way. (For the
extra S2,50O.)
However, leave us get back
to Rep. Ploeser and his nifty in
the Congressional Record. / sup
pose, for publication. he will
insists that IL should have read
upon" with no space between
the up and the, "on." but
this was the way his speech,
which followed the Taber-Can-
non set TO, was reported:
AS a member OF the sub
committee handling the bill I
had expected the bill would he
here before now with the SEN
ate amendments so that the
bership might act up on IL this
this afternoon"
Mr.. Ploeser, you kill mel
They sure acted up!
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
UlDuruurEp &"E BY Damon
HDIHAOHA EAs SAAIE Runyon

believes contains currency and
stocks and bonds in her favor,
and revealed only that photo
and the cards, l am sure the
wife would demolish the bank
stone by stone, possibly using
each stone to peg at her hus-
band.
CHE would not mind the photo
~ in my opinion but her hus-
band plays gin rummy with her
every night with amazing sue
cess on his part and the cards
might arouse her suspicious. /
only hope he has made income
tax returns on his winnings
from her because the story goes
that investigations of the treas
ury department include the
tales of high stakes gin rummy
all over the country.
Well. that is one phase OF II
that is not going to cause Prof.
Runyon any trouble.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

DEAR 3. c.:
YOU come with unclean
hands, as the saying goes, to
plead injury demanding redress.
As I see the picture, each of
you has wronged the other, by
violating your vow and your
duty 10 love, honor and cherish
each other.
But in my opinion. you have
done the greater wrong. by will
fully provoking yeuF husband
TO a mutually degrading coun-
teroffensive.
II i'll becomes you TO raise a
hue and cry about your OUT
ragged feelings-which you say
hurt far more than the physical
punishment-when for a long
time you have been riding
-roeghshod over him, in reckless
defiance of his admonitions.
while fully conscious that your
selfish extravaganza was bad
business that worked a hard
ship on him.
Also, your mother-so quick
on the trigger with advice TO
leave hin1--fs partly TO blame
for your humiliation. by per-
rutting you to grow up spoiled.
Before heapins reproach on
your husband. she has moral
obligation 10 confess and repent
her faulty performance and
yours. which she set in motion.
You are a big girl now, old
enough TO understand the rela-
tionship between action and
reaction.
And IL you simply can't stand
brat-taming treatment, then
don't invite il by trifling with
man whose patience is ex-
hausted.
Swear of your previous head
strong mistake and bury the
hatchet. NJ. III.
EDITORS NOTE-Muy Ha.
Worth eounssis through her coll
umn; not BY mail or personal
Interview. Write her in core Of
The Detroit Timss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Henry McGovern Of Danville,
Va. the use Of the chewing gum
containing sultathiazole after
removal of1the tonsiis, seems
10 have lesSened the number Of
cases of secondary hemorrhage.
IT WOULD appear that the
L gum is pleasant, practical
and simple. 10 use. No re-
actions have been noted from
its use. The patients chew a
piece OF gum from one-half 10
one hour. four 10 six times a
day II seems that the chew
ing keeps the muscles timber.
lessons the difficulty in swallow
ing and hastens the healing. II
IS best for the patient 10 lie
down with the head lower than
the shoulders when the gum is
chewed This will allow the
sultathiazole 20 reach the ton
sis or area in the back Of the
throat.
II would appear, that this
method Of treatment following
removal Of the tonSils may help
in avoiding complications.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

0-Does any type of discharge
" from the armed forces, ex-
cept n dishonorable discharge,
qualify a serviceman for the CT
Bills benefits &c. l.. S.
A-No. the discharge must be
determined by the Veterans
Administration, which is charged
with the duty OF administering
the act. TO have been under
conditions other than dlshon-
orable." Thus, a discharge
which is neither honorable nor
dishonorable may IN some cases
qualify a man for benefits, and
in other cases IL may not The
decision rests with the Veterans
Administration in each indiyid-
ual case.
Q-Can "A woman who il in
the WAC make out a family al
ToWance To her husband II he
IN a civilian and does he get the
same as a wife of a soldier $3.50
per month";, even though ne is
able 10 work every day:-Pfc.
A. III. X.
A husband OF an enlisted
female will be classed az a de-
pendent for family allowance
purposes only If he is found by
the secretary of the depart
ment concerned 10 be actually
dependent upon her for his chief
support.
Q-My sisters son was killed
In action and was insured tor
$1,000 under the National Serv-
Ice Life Insurance Act. Instead
OF taking IL IN l20 payments
over a period of 10 years. she is
getting IL for life. She is 55
years old. How much will she
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
E. ". DURLING

How's about a few tips, Ed
ward?
A-Those mutuel clerks at
Jamaica, mostly Brooklyn boys.
are great deadpan kidders. The
remark refer to was un-
doubtedly made in a spirit OF
levity. am just two buck
bettor and for show at that.
When I go to a track IL is
merely to get fresh air, look at
the beautiful horses and gaze
discreetly at the beautiful
women i'm the order named.
ON what play did Shake
speare write. Speak low. if you
speak love"
Ain "Much Ado About
Nothing" Somewhere In the
second act.
Q-What became of the
American beauty rose?
A-Couldn't say. I don't even
know what became of the
shasta daisy.
WOMEN should have whistles
w for calling their children.
Most womens voices are not at
their best when calling one Of
their offspring. They are In
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
DASSING by: Samuel Kinds.

DASSING by; Samuel Kinds.
Highly successful film actor.
Without any previous acting ex-
perienee he broke into the
movies at the age of 81 Now
his salary is al least $500 a
week. Sam is a Brooklyn boy
and graduate of Phillips
Andover Academy. He remem-
bers when Dutch" Carter
pitched for Yale.
Humphrey THE Leer" Bo-
CART. Now wearing a wedding
ring. His recent marriage was
his fourth but the first time a
bride slipped wedding ring on
his finger. Also when Lauren
The Look" Bacall put the we'd
ding band on Humphreys finger
she patted his hand and said:
See that you keep il there all
the time" l would suggest Mr..
Bogart follow orders. Those
tall and terrific females can't be
successfully triffed with.
QUERIES from clients: G.
" The man at the mutuel
window at Jamaica said you
were "one of the smartest
horseplayers in the country"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

knees and gave me the spank
ing OF my iife-very painful and
not at all in jest.
What hurt me most was the
humiliation.
In my opinion, no husband
has the right 10 treat his wife
in that fashion.
My mother. in whom ! con-
fided. VAS As indignant as and
said / should leave him.
love my husband very much
but don't think ! should stand
for such behavior. particularly
since he's Het-st all pcnitent
and assures me I'll get worse
spanking n ever / commit what
he caiis second ofrense.-
Please let me have your advice.
Is. {.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

CANNOT help thinking about
Il that New York restaurant
man who overlooked 81, 200, 900
cash that he had stashed away
in safety deposit boxes and ne
elected TO speak Of in his in
come tax reports, causing Sec
retary Morgenthau TO open a
big can Of peas about the mat
ter.
Two years ago in this column
I suggested that the govern
ment seal all the safety deposit
boxes in the United States for
examination by agents of the
treasury department and tabu-
lation of the contents, cash,
jewelry or what-not.
Ny idea was based on the
possibility of just such pieces Of
Observation-Disclosures as the one
reported though some OF my
readers thought at the time that
/ had an ulterior motive. They
thought l just wanted to find
out how much dough Brynie
Foy. the Twentieth Century-Fox
picture producer, has planted,
but they were dead wrong. I
already knew that. (SiX mil)
Had my suggestion been
adopted the error by the restau-
rant man would not have been
possible. The millions might
have slipped his own mind but
he would have been sure 10 re-
member them on hearing the
exclamation of astonishment
from Mr.. Morgenthau's agents
when they got TO the boxes.
DOSSIBLY the incident may
Il serve TO remind other abb
sent-minded parties of millions
they have in boxes though Mr..
Morgenthau's remarks about
the forgetful innkeeper were no
encouragement TO such recollec-
ton. Mr.. M. talked right mean
about the poor boniface. He
even went so far as 10 say the
guy ought 10 be in Jail but just
because Mr.. Morgenthau has a
good memory himself, especially
about money, he has no right 10
think every one else in the
world is equally sharp.
I think / ought 10 tell you
that i have withdrawn my sug-
gestion about sealing the boxes
since getting one myself. l can
see now il would be an unwar-
ranted invasion of rights. 1t
might also be extremely danger
Gus 10 some men.
I KNOW a chap who has box
Il in a certain bank which con-
tains nothing more than a pho
tograph of his childhood sweet
heart and a deck of marked
cards. There is not another
thing in the box which costs
him about eight bucks a year.
Once or twice week he goes
TO the bank, gets out his box
and takes il into one Of those
little private cells provided for
the purpose and sits there a
couple Of hours with the photo
before him and practicing with
the marked deck.
This chap is married 20 a very
stern lady. II they opened her
husbands box, which she fondly
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
WALTER WINCHELL n,oeSx., on

stock. who has come into a
larger fortune -. DeMarignys
estranged wife. Nancy. is the
victim of a serious bone all
ment.
Will the fabulously rich
Melba Orr of THAT Set mid
dle-aisle it with her Prince
admirer? He's Prince there,
princeD Evanoff, the ex-hus-
bond of Lizzie Arden, the beauty
specialist.
Huntz Hall is asking Liz
Whitney (also a THAT Set:
Liz you lZ--or Liz you ain [
my baybee Insiders think
there viii be an elope-mint.
Desiree Rockefeller, they say,
is engaged to a French horn
tooter with Stokowski's solid
senders.
II you invest you don't buy"
themD in 7th War Loan bonds
-you may help end the war
with Japan by Jam i946t
That's how good it looks! But
invest" now.
IRON the COLIN Of Edith
Il Gwynnchell in the H'wood
Reporter;
"All those front-page state
ments of Leni Riefenstahrs dis
avowing sympathy with the
Nazis-certainly give Buddy De
sylvia and Joe Slstrom a great
big. loud guffaw. When they
were filming The Hitler Gang
the two of 'em ran of Naxi
propaganda film made by dear
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
WASHINGTON Scene
> BY George Dixon

THE congressional record is
Il one Of the most carefully
edited and proof-read publica-
tons in the country. II seldom
C o m m IS any typographical
errors.
Members have the right TO
edit and revise their own
speeches. II they are quoted
as saying something they insist
they didn't say. they can change
il. or strike IL out altogether.
This being the ease, / am
convinced that Rep Walter c.
Ploeser of Missouri. got off a
deliberate and subtle dig at two
Of his confreres the other day.
This was the afternoon that
Rep. John Taber of New York
went 10 confer with Rep. Clar-
ence Cannon of Missouri on the
bill giving 81, 500 year expense
allowances 10 House members.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
DRESIDENT TRUMAN

DRESIDENT TRUMAN has
i made his first enemy. Sup
porters of Senator George are
now accusing him of trying TO
be a second FDR (is that badD
because he rebuffed- the sena-
tor for his tax-cut statements.
Two weeks ago Mrs. Carlos
Ramirez began melting pro-
Reedirgs from the M-G-M star
Bince then - they've b n
steady-datinei
Miguel Romanoff has started
the move for a replica of his
Beverly Hills place in Wash
ington-near the Hotel Shore
ham. ---
Basil O'Connor probably will
be forced out" as head of the
Red Cross by certain group in
the Junior League. They've ell
bowed him all along.
A famed banker may succeed
Mr. O,Connorr rEDR,s- choice and
good friend.
II Congress Clare makes any
more Of her tours overseas. the
wags threaten TO nickname her
"Lend-Luce."
ITEMS you may expect to see
L Historically denied: Lady
Oakes cher rich bridegrooms
murder in Nassau remains un-
solved has found ruhmahncc,
again. He's Philadelphian -.
Intimates- suspect her son-irr-
law (DeMarigny, tried for The
murder and scquitted) will re-
wed his ex-wife, Ruth Fahne-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

lit would certainly help
public taste, and taste, after all,
is a matter of morals. The chief
trouble with movies seems 10
me TO be not so much low NOR
ality as low literary quality and
sheer bad taste-a tendency TO
overdo things. A quite justifi-
able effort 10 improve the NOR
ais of the movies should,
think, be directed chiefly toward
improving literary and artistic
quality. True art can never be
immoral or degrading. Art can,
of course be INFUSED for de-
grading purposes. w.
2-Not necessarily. We don't
know quite what il means, al
though IL is a fact. II may mean
that girls mature earlier than
boys-that is reach the peak OF
their abilities earlier. II so,
girls Of Is or more would aver
age brighter than boys Of that
ace Later the boys would
catch up.
3-Yes II is truly unfortunate
that hosts Of parents think
something Is wrong when q
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
ar NAWYUD &EWD Detroit Times
q VSHe SHIAo RSG Veterans

beneficiary. Your sister will
receive S30.15 a month.
Q-What type OF ship Is the
L. $. 8. NAPA?-M. r.
A--Auxiliary transport-At-
tack.
Q-With what army Is tho
Fourth ArmOred Division?-,
Il. r. NJ.
A-The Fourth Armored Is
commanded by Maj. Gen. Hugh
Gaffney and is part OF the Third
Army, which Is under command
of Gen. George S. Patton Jr.
Q-Can a boy Is years of
age, In the army. get married
without his parents consent -
T. l.. Il.
A-HiS service in the army
has nothing 10 do with the mat
ter; Il It Is is governed by the state
law of the state of which the
boy is a legal resident or in
which the proposed marriage
ceremony is to be performed.
If the boy is overseas, the state
law of his legal reNdence would
govern, but of course, in addi-
ton, he would in that case re-
quire the permission Of his COM
manding officer to contract a
marriage overseas.
Q-About year ago ~e
stopped receiving mall from
friend OF ours overseas In the
merchant marine. Could you
please tell us the address OF the
place where we could find out
II anything has happened to
him Mrs. III. &.
A-Write 10 the shipping
company which was employing
him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Lenl land shown over most Of
the world) which extolled to
the skies the virtues OF those
sweet, harmless humsnity-lov-
Ing lice."
EOREIGN agents in the U, S,
L twho are registered with
the Dept of Justice) are COM
PEELED under law 10 say they
are foreign agents-when they
write articles, make talks on
the radio, etc. Yet this law
does not seem TO be enforced
-. Will you kindly attend TO
that, please. Mr.. Attorney Gen.
eral of the United States
Clark?
In August the army may re-
duce the enlisted mans dis
charge age from 40 TO 3s. In
November it may be reduced TO
Sec'y Morgenthau is turning
over all his private papers 10
former asst Fred Smith, now
v-p at the Blue Network. For
e. book and mag stories. They
reveal that FDR Tin his early
White House days. hoped 10
arm the nation against attack.
After years run. Memphis
Bound starring Bill Robin
SOM goes 10 London Irene
Vernon (the ex-Mrs. Eddie
Dowling, the director. not the
actor and Jacques Tirman, the
p. A, ,-are. generating their own
heat-rayS.
Copyright by daily Mirror, Inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

PRocEssED FOODS ".
Blue Ma through S-7-Vslid through
july !.
BIus T-7 through x-1-vlud through
July 81
Blue IA through C-t-Valid through
Aug al.
Blue D-i through H-i-ysnd through
MEATS. cHEEsE. FATS
Red Ia through J-1-Valld through
July 4.
Red Ma through p-1-Vslid through
July 81.
Red Oh through U-1-VaMd through
Aug 81.
Red ", through z-7-yand through
sept so
One 10. salvage fat good for 4 cents
and two ration points.
SHOIS
Airplsne stamps a. a and 3-valid 10
definitely. Loose stamps not accepted.
Landlords must register all TENANCY
CHANGES and all rented SPACE for
LIVING or sleeping.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

GASOLINE
Coupon is-@ gallons. valid through
a Coupon fe-s gallons. valid June
"a through sept. al
pc and C-s Coupons gallons each.
bI and CT Coupons gallons each.
be and CO Ceupons-S gallons each.
Law requires state name and license
number be, written on every coupon
when received
Gas for soldiers-l gallon q day up 10
30 days. Miieare ration record for
specine auto must Be presented by
soldier 20 local board where car Is
Periods 4, q, .. . and s-vslid through
Auf. 81.
stamp ss, Book A. Valid through
Aug. 81.
LIQUOR
Ration Book q No. s-vslid through
June 30 for 1 quart whisky o. sin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
MARY HAWORTH.S Mail
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
I AM 23 years old and have
L been married for three years.
Being an only child, / was
somewhat spoiled. My husband
and / love each other. but we
have had a few of the usual
tiffs, mostly my fault
/ am not very economical and
have the "ablt OF charging
purchases.
My husband has told me not
to on number Of occasions.
l succumbed once more a few
nays ago 10 a rather expensive
dress - beyond our means. I
know.
TO my arnazcTent, when my
husband received the bill. he
promptly turned me over his
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
BETTER HEALTH
BY DR.. Herman Bundesen-

FOLLOWING removal of the
4 tonsils. excessive bleeding
may occur. AS a general rule,
this bleeding is not serious.
Excessive bleeding may occur
within "a hours after the tonsils
have been removed. and this is
due TO the fact that all the
bleeding had not been COM
pletely checked during the op-
GRAFTON, or due to relaxation Of
the walls OF the blood vessels,
or perhaps TO violent coughing
or vomiting.
Another type OF bleeding.
called secondary hemorrhAge.
may take place from three 10
Ia days after removal Of the
tonsils This kind of bleeding
is said 10 he the result Of a
number Of different causes. II
may be due 10 injury 10 the
blood vessel walls. 10 vitamin
&C deficiency. 10 emotional
strain, 10 exertion or 10 the
eating OF rough foods. Also in
fections Of the tissues in the
throat where the tonsils have
been removed often seem 20 be
the leading cause for secondary
hemorrhage. II is not possible
TO predict in all instances just
which patients may develop
Aecondary hemorrhage.
4 ,HERE are many methods
i employed for controlling
secondary hemorrhage or bleed
ing. These include an injection
Of blood into A vein. Njection
into an area where the bleeding
is occurring with a mixture Of
local aneSthetic and epine-
phrine which tends 10 contract
the blood vessels. Since the
throat tissues from which the
bleeding is coming are not
firm, il is often difficult 10 sew
the tissues to check the bleed
Ing
Often, GENT moving the
blood clot an. ,,,Sg pres
sure is sufficient 10 control the
bleeding or the bleeding point
may be treated with a solution
Of silver nitrate.
According TO Or. Francis
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Brain Game Answers

1.-The island.
2--(a) False. The female. (b)
True.
3-William Shakespeare.
4-An inlet of Lake Cayuga.
5-(a) is correct.
6-Formosa.
Jennie Jerome.
S-Oxygen. Nitrogen does not
support combustion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

receive each month? - Mrs.
A. &.
A-Whenever a beneficiary is
over 30 years of age, the
monthly instalments are pay
able for life, or if the first bene-
fciary does not live TO receive
az least 120 monthly install
ments, the remainder of the 100
Will be paid TO the contingent
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Connolly Answers

1-b, &c, 3-b, &C. 5-b.
6-(a) duckling. (b) lion, (c)
cat, (d) fox, (e) wolf.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Write Your
Questions
THE TROIT TINES
u will mall you a personal
answer to any question you
would like 10 ask about the
needs and welfare, rights and
privileges ef seFvieemeH and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many questions and an
swers will be printed daily In
this department, but all
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address your questions this
way:
AT YOUR SERVICE
BUREAU,
DETROIT TINES,
TIMES SQUARE,
DETROIT 81, MICHIGAN.
Be certain that you include
your name and address and a
seif.addressed, stamped en-
Uelopc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

child begins TO show signs OF
left-handedness. Just what
causes left and right-handedness
is not known, although some
evidence indicates that right
handed people use the left side
of their brains, and left handlers
the right side. Most authorities
believe il is risky to try to
change a left-handed child into
a right-handed one. Better
leave il TO nature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

EDITORS NOTE-Muy Ha.
Worth eounssis through her col.
umn; not BY mail or personal
Interview. Write her in core Of
The Detroit Timer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-11

In addition, one employee IN each
of the storekeeper and Warehouse
Lumber Yard, and Tool Room de-
partments, or total of three ad-
ditional in those departments, were
terminated in the same period Que
to lack of work.
7. The force in the Steel trades
has decreased slightly over long
period. Improved efficiency on dup
licate ships has made this possible
and still have plenty of men to
meet the schedule.
The force in the outfitting trades
has remained fairly stable since
about the first of July and the de-
livery schedules have been m t
and slightly bettered during 1914.
Our policy in connection with adj
justing our labor force to the labor
requirements resulting from tn e
change over from C2s to AKAs
was the same as in the change
over from the Liberties to the CTS.