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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Found Guilty
I'm FunIigaIing

William J. Stover. who operates
fumigating business at 234S
Michigan, was found guilty today
Of fumigating without a written
permit from the board Of health
by Judge George T. Murphy in
ordinance court.
Sentence was put forward one
week when a decision is due also
in a companion case against
Theopile Roy, of the same address,
who is employed by Stover. Tesu-
mony was taken in the Roy case.
The charges grew out of the
death of 3-year-old Rlc har d
CoombS, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Coombs of S102 Rutland,
last Nov. 25, who died within 80
hours after the house was fumi-
gated, testimony claimed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Probation Officers Get
Youth in Auto Theft
Times Photo

The case of Eugene Cribley, 19
haSaiic, Mich, who pleaded guilty
10 the theft Of an auto when ar
raigned yesterday before Federal
Judge Arthur +. Lederle, today is
in the hands of the probation Of
fieerS.
The youth. who was given a bad
conduct discharge from the navy
in April OF 1943, is charged with
stealing the auto IN Toledo and
il here where he aban-
doned it in a downtown parking
lot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
3-MOnfh Drop Noted
I'm Paper Collections

.petfeit~aste paper collections
have shown a steady decrease
since November, L. J. Anderson,
chairman Of the Wayne County
salvage committee announced to-
day, declaring that plans 10 in
tenSlty the campaign are under
way.
Dropping from a high figure.
collections tooogganed 20 per cent
IN the month of December alone
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

with no indication Of an increase
IN succeeding months.
Waste paper pickupS will be
made Thursday in the Holcomb
School, 1900 Bentler; Keating
School 1877 Diekerson, and Seripps
School, 2l41 Belvidere. Friday,
waste paper will be picked up at
HoSmer School, and next week
from McF ariane School, 1900
Cheyenne; Wingert School, 1851
w. Grand Blvd, and Newton
School. 16411 Curtis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
tenants Who SubIet
Must Register Rentals

Patrick V. Mcnamara, rent di-
rector for the Detroit district.
who is putting on a drive for 100
per cent registration for all rental
units, said today that tenants
who Subiet their homes and apart
mentS for month or two while
on vacations will become land
lords and must register their
rentals With the area Office
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Scarlet Fever
Increase Noted

An increase in the number of
Z scarlet fever cases during the last
several weeks was noted today
: by DR.. Bruce II Douglas, city
heaith commissioner.
- We warned that a physician
should be summoned when the
first symptoms OF the fever arc
noticed, as even the mildeSt form
Of the disease can develop severe
complications.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
TURN-ABOUT HOSPITALITY

Sgt Joey" CaradOnna 2S and his mother Mrs, ID.
CaradOnna of jll5 Mcclellan laying out feast for two
Japanese American soldiers who civilians entertained
Joey" in their homes when he stationed in Kauai
Hawaiian Islands. The two, CplS. Eise TanigOh 49, and
AlO Okahara (right), 90 called their old friend
while on furough from Fort Stelling, Minn where both
are training. GaradOnna is conyaescent furlough
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
4 Die in Boat Fire

NORFOLK, Va. Feb. i lINS)
Four persons are dead. seven
missing and one injured today as
the result Of an explosion followed
by fire on a small navy oiler.(
docked about two miles from the
Norfolk Navy Yard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
The March OH Manila

A seemingly endless line of Yanks pouring across
fOOtbrdge in LuZOn headed for Manila where today the
trapped Japs being crushed by land and air operations
Corp y
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
w ASHINCTON Scene
By George Dixon

4 FURTINE-EYED messenger
n has Just come in with a
batch Of new messages from our
Mrs Janet Green who is down
IN Mexico covering the Inter-
American conference for this
column
This stun is hotter than chill
because Mrs. Green is a lady
who gets around. She is having
her copy shot across the border
by plane IN the custody Of Spe-
clal courier.
In her second report 10 the
palpItating people Of America.
Mrs Green writes;
Rep. Luther \. Johnson Of
Texas came down on the special
car reserved for delegates. Mex
lean officials came aboard at
the border and went out Of their
way 10 make everything pleas
ant.
AT various points Of interest,
the train was stopped and the
passengers were taken on short
tours. In most places huge,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
One Word Led 10 Another
By Linda and
Jerry aiteF-
By Arthur Bugs Baer

One thing you must realize is that being mayor OF
New Yorkopohs is mostly an outdoor job
If you are not buttering cornerstones, dedlcatng
deficits memoriazng mendaclousness, you are out on
the city hall steps welcoming distinguished foreigners to
extnguished festivities.
No truer thing was written than that paragraph
by myself in 1915 They gave me the keys to the city,
then hustled downtown TO change the lock-
Being mayor of New York City has always been
more of caper than And I'm glad to see that
LaGuardia handles it like it set of Indian clubs
But I never could understand why any man would
want than term city hall steps. Unless he
was coloring a meerschaum.
I liked the days of Gaynor, Walker, Hylan, OBrien
and the oldmers when city hall known the down.
town Reisenwebers
Those the glorious days Of prosperity when the
cares of state the burden Of administration the worries
of running titanic municipality were onerous, that
Jimmy had to hire Grover to do half the handshaking
In those days city hall lighted up all the time
like an electric eel in a shortcircuited aquarium.
If you went by cater-cornered prowl two things
could happen to you. They might hand you the keys to
the city or they might lift yours
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
BETTER HEALTH
BY DR.. Herman Bundesen-

It has also been noted that
babies born of diabetic mothers
have a greater chance OF dying
p early IA ia life lliie thar ae- ether III iif4-
fants. Frequently the baby is
born before the normal time
Less than half OF the diabeuc
women have a living. healthy
baby
II the baby is born alive. the
first few days OF life are the
most dangerous ones. During
this period the baby may de-
velop a too low blood sugar,
due 10 an excessive amount Of
insulin in the blood stream. It
is therefore advisable that these
infants be given a weak sugar
solution By mouth. injections of
glucose solution under the skin
may also be used.
All Of these things come
down 10 one point. A woman
with diabetes has greater diff
Guilty during pregnancy and has
a greater chance Of losing her
baby but, with proper care. II
-Tv,T~~rr7tr- 70 UvCrCOr7p- these
difficulties.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

mo. Understanding her own
husband is a big enough job for
any woman without taking on
the job of understanding an
other. A lot of women start in
on this MISUNDERSTANDING
business with the best OF inten-
tions, and wind up in trouble.
decidedly so. In his mon
umental study of 10000 cases Of
mental disorder. DR.. Neil Day.
ton, psychiatrist of the Massa-
chusetts Department of Public
Health, finds that both married
men and women break down
mentally much less often than
the unmarried.
3-Racial tolerance and under
standing is now OF greater im-
portance than ever, and the
careful studies Of racial differ
ences in ability and character
by psychologists should promote
this tolerance. Psychologist +.
Brown has Just made an un-
usually careful comparison OF
over 800 second generation
kindergarten children in the
Jewish and Scandinavian
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

TN RECENT years we have
l. learned much about diabetes
One of the things we know is
that certain types OF diabetes
are mild This is particularly
true when the disease occurs
m rr1iidfr-aErd or Older persons
But in young women Of the
child bearing age the disease is
usually present IN its more
severe form.
Diabetes is a condition in
which there is too little Secre-
tion Of insulin from the pam
creaS. and insulin IS needed for
the use Of sugars by the body.
At present no cure for diabetes
is known, but with proper treat
meat the condition can be well
controlled.
Young persons who develop
diabetes often inquire Of the
physician as 10 whether or not
they should marry and have
children. II is true that there
IS some tendency for diabetes
30 run in families. II two per-
sons who are diabetes marry,
II is probable that the children
also will suffer from the dis
ease.
II a woman with diabetes be-
comes pregnant. she requires
special care throughout the
period. II she has sickness Of
the stomach IN the earlier
weeks Of the child bearing
time. there also may be vomit-
ing. which means that the food
Ake will be upset and. hence,
diabetes may become worse.
For this reason she must be
prepared 20 stay in the hospital
for prolonged periods OF time.
so that the acidosiS, which fol-
lows persistent vomiting, may
be kept under control This
acidoSis may be controlled by
injecting sugar and fluids into
q vein and by giving injections
OF inSulin when required,
II has been noted that the
toxemia or poisoning Of preg-
nancy occurs more frequently
IN the diabetfc woman than in
the normal one. Thus, the
diabetic mother-to-be should be
seen often by the physician. so
that the carly signs OF toXemia
such as too rapid gain in
weight, headache, swelling OF
the legs" and the presence OF
albumin in the urine-may be
promptly discovered and treated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

cheering crowds greeted us at
the depot.
We'll, We stopped at one town
and habit proved too strong
for Mr.. Johnson. As you know,
he has been campaigning every
two years for the last 90 years
10 retain his seat I'm Congress.
when the tOwnspeople began
waving and cheering, Mr.. John
son couldn't resist the tempta-
tion. He stepped out on the
platform and delivered a stir
ring political speech"
To which Mrs. Green appends
this comment:
However, we will not be able
10 tell, until after the ballots
are counted. how many Mexican
votes he won."
MRS GREEN reports that the
A'A most amazed man with the
American delegation is Col.
Harold (Hardrock) BeckIey,
who is directing press arrange
ments.
1t seems Col. Beckley Is as
founded by the way the Mexi-
can government permits the
newspaper photographers TO
work unhampered. / hate 10
bring this up because il is not
pleasant pointing out that a
foreign country has broader
ideas about the freedom of the
press.
1t seems the Mexicans have
very advanced ideas about re-
Cording history making events
plctorially-and l wish l could
say the same for some of our
governmental big shots here.
Many seem 10 proceed on the
theory that they nave done a
fine days work any time they
succeed in keeping news and
pictures from the public.
Reports Mrs. Green:
THE photographers are per-
mitted TO work all over the
chamber where the sessions are
being held. This amazes Col.
Beckiey because photographers
are never permitted on the floor
OF the House or Senate" #
On one point, Mrs. Green
seems 10 be taking a narrow
attitude She complains that
all the meetings are being con-
Quoted in Spanish.
Furthermore" she adds, "the
majority Of press releases are
In Spanish. But, even translated,
they do not give much informa-
tionw
Well, as the old Polish gov
ernment-in-exile always says:
"Crlmea doesn't payw
distributed BY Kint Features syxt. f,A.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
By George E.
Sokolsky

regularly in NaZi Germany and
Soviet Russia.
They have not occurred in the
United States.
Maybe, they never witt occur
here.
But the moral man is obll-
gated 10 call attention 10 what
he regards as fundamental evils,
in war, in peace, at any time.
anywhere. 1t is within the ira
dition Of the American press
from John Peter Zenger TO this
very moment.
In this struggle there can be
no compromise. Sometimes, good
may appear TO come from the
wrong side, but If the principles
are evil, the results will be evil.
1t is constructive 10 fight for
the right as God gives one to
see the right.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Nv AL TER MUNGTJEU On
w AAA~ A/AS w AANSAAA/A/A Broadway

CALOONKEEPERS and night
~ club owners can ponder
over this one: The Prohibition
amendment and legislation (now
. IN -committeeC needs only one
more vote TO be placed on the
floor of the House for a vote.
That's too close. IL il reaches
IN House insiders believe it
ihe Prohibition lobby has un-
limited funds. while New York
night clubmen raised only SIS
600 to lobby for their interests.
The fastest selling commodity
on the market today is pocket
TASKS. People think that's one
way 10 try and beat the Byrnes
edict.
Ted Steele says the curfew
means folks will simply have to
get twice as bored in half the
time.
In short. Cafe Society is now
curfew society.
ETHEL BARRYMORE COLT
IL and her groom will be three
any day
The ID. Coleman Glovers
(Toddy Wyman) have a new
baby girl.
Al Jolson has mended and will
shove off for Florida.
Steve Crane and Sheila Ryan
are an elnpementa! case
American Zionist leaders were
at Yaita and sat in on confer
ences. Palestine will become a
joint Christian-Jewish state
the Arabs will have their own
federation and self-govt.
Lebanon is French and Pales-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

7 HAVE recently received a
Il number of letters from read
ers on the subject Of construc-
.1iXe- criticism
The suggestion is made that
the function of a columnist is
to give both sides of a question
one man wrote three sides
as though one could possibly 90
through such intellectual gym
nasticS.
Then it Is suggested that in
time of war, one should be on
the beam, even, I suppose, f
the particular beam is a moral
death ray.
Then / am told that instead
OF attacking what I believe 10
be evils, I should only say what
the PreSident-or the OWL
wants said.
Everything else, these people
call destructive criticism.
TFiE fallacy of the position Of
- these correspondents of mine
is that they fat to realize that
some persons have a moral
code, a philosophy Of life. on
which they cannot compromise.
For instance, if a man be-
lieves in moral life based upon
the foundation of both Jewish
and Christian law which is:
Thou shalt love the Lord thy
God. and thou shalt love thy
neighbor as thyself, he cannot
believe that atheistic material
ism and the reduction of the
individual to the dcgradations
of enslavement to the state is
sound.
II can make no difference
why such enslavement is done or
by whom.
It cannot matter whether the
enslaver is a good or bad man.
1t would not matter whether
he were a Thomas Jefferson or
a Simon Legree.
Enslavement OF a human be-
ing is wrong and there are no
degrees Of right or wrong. 1t
is all wrong. 1t is always wrong
And il is as wrong for nations
as for individuals.
One who believes that way
searches for signs OF enslave-
ment.
He scrutiniZes the conduct OF
government to find trends and
tendencies towards the reduc.
tion of the liberties of the indi'
Vidual.
When he observes that a poll.
tician is pursuing predatory
course, he lets out a howl.
In human history many who
called attention to tyranny were
killed by the state.
Such men and women are
these very days being murdered
in Poland, Romania and Bul
garia.
Such murders were committed
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
THE BRIGHTER SIDE

I WENT down TO the National
Theater on Second at Hous-
ton one Saturday night recently
10 see a vaudeville program in a
language that became matter
of dispute among the members
Of my little group of the intelli-
gentsia.
What lingo are they speak
ing ." l asked Eddie Walker, the
fight manager.
We'll" Eddie Walker said, II
don't understand no language
except the one / am talking
now."<
/ turned 10 Maurie Waxman,
also of the fistic fraternity.
What are they saying up
there on that stage" ] asked.
Maurie looked blank mo-
ment, then said, cautiously:
can't hear them very we'll.
THE National Theater is an
Imposing structure and was
built about 30 years ago for
Boris ThomashefskY. the great
Jewish star of his day, and it
was named for him.
Boris sister. Anna, Is married
10 Isidore Edelstein. owner of
the Second Avenue Theater, and
another sister, Bessie, is we'll
known to the stage and screen.
She lives in California.
Irving Cone, a pleasant gen.
tleman who is the house man.
ager, gave me this info as we
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
MARY HAWORTH,S Mail

have enjoyed knowing her,
because she is amusing, intelli-
gent and excellent company
However, we do not see eye 10
eye on certain things that are
important &c me.
Also, she is extremely ag-
grcSSiVe and often embarTasses
me before m. friends. .--.--------
i have never encouraged her
IN any way ald after giving the
matter much thought, ! stopped
seeing her.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

MISS PICON is a daughter OF
WI the east side. She is enor-
mously popular with her own
people and with the gentle the
ater trade, too. The National
plays but two and a half days
a week, Friday night and Satur-
days and Sundays, and Molly
Picon gets $500 for a weekend
there and plays the theater 10
times a season of some 40-odd
weeks.
She divides the drawing hon
ors among the performers of
the Jewish theater in New
York, of whom there are said
TO be upwards of 800, with
Moishe Oysher, the great bari
tone. The National was packed
the night / was there and Molly.
who was just back from a USO
tour. was killing the people as
we used to say at the Friars.
The National is owned by the
Julius Raynes Realty Co, but
has been under lease for the last
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Z. v. DURLING

AN ARMY wife. whose hus-
"A band has been overseas 81
months. says the correct words
of the Infantry Song" are as
follows:
The infantry, the infantry
With mud behind their ears,
Can lick their freight in i0iLd cats
Ard drink their weight IN
beers.
The cavalry, the artillery and
the engineers
Can never lick the infantry
IN hundred milton years.
ON THE eighth day of every
" month all newspapers in
Japan must. by law, print on
their front page the statement
issued by Emperor Hirohito on
Dec. 8, 1941. This statement
concerned Japan's declaration Of
war on the United States and
Great Britain.
Contemporary says the cross
word puzzle is OF British origin.
That is not correct. Arthur
Wynn, vino invented the cross
word puzzle about 33 years ago,
was born in Liverpool, England.
However. he had lived in the
United States many years when
he invented the crossword puZ=
Zle, which was first introduced
in this country around 1912.
There were no crossword puzzles
published in England until about
1924.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Brain Game Answers

Island.
2-False. The scotch in hop
scotch means a mark of dia-
gram on the ground.
3-(b) is correct.
4-Winchester. repeating rifle:
eating, the machine gun:
Colt, revolver: Ganet,
75-mm.
5-Contentious is correct.
6-Grand Hotel.
William Howard Taft.
S-Actual physical disorders
caused primarily by emo
tional disturbance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
By Damon
Runyon

five or six years to Irving Jacob
son, a wett-knoWn Jewish comic
who does a very funny routine
in English with his brother.
Hymie. as his straight man. 1t
is on the order of the Abbott
and Costello Who's on First?"
LYME leads neat six-piece
IL hand and is master of cere-
monies. Irvings wife, Mae
Schoenfeld, was on the bill. You
can see that all the Jacobsons
are Industrious. An old ac-
quaintance of mine from the
open air Greensboro pugilistic
arena. Benny the Turk, has the
concessions at the National and
his vendors were crying their
cold drinks and ice cream along
the aisles all evening.
There were couple OF real
good male singers on the bill.
Chain Tauber and a chap
named Sprinzen; also a sta
tuesque lady, Anna Jacobowitz,
who sang well. / liked a bald
headed singing guitarist. Eli
Spivak, who sang a song called
"Kosbeck" and invited the audi
ence to join him, which they did
with great gusto, even Maurie
Waxman singing very high
though I am sure he did not
understand the words. =
"What language was that?"
7 asked Eddie Walker.
Russian" he said, proudly.
Didn't you see the guy had on
a Russian blOuse?"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
On the
Side

DILL .FALLON, the great
~ mouthpiece. had the worlds
record for defending clients
charged with homicide. Fallon
represented 126 defendants in
homicide cases and none was
convicted.
Dogs wandering alone in New
York City are picked up by the
dog catchers. Or should we say
"by the canine control officers" ?
II the dog is not claimed within
4S hours il is destroyed. In any
event, the owner is fined and
the dog must remain in quaran-
tine six months. Yet there are
always about a half-million
stray cats wandering around
New York City. Cats suffer
from rabies, too. All cats should
be licensed the same as dogs.
CHILDREN, especially female
~ children, are somewhat
given to making cruel remarks.
A Chicagoan tells me her young
adopted daughter is often re-
minded by playmates that she is
Just an adopted kid. u ffhis type
of cruel jesting has been going
on for some time. / remember
a story l heard years ago. Re-
spending to some nasty re-
marks ef-tAe aforementioned
character, little girl said:
Anyway, my mama and papa
picked me out. Yours had TO
take you just as you came"
Copyright. l945, by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
Detroit Times RatiOning Timetable

Blue IA through M-7-vslid through
June
Blue Ma through S-7-vslid through
July l.
MEATS. CHEESE. FATS
Red o-s through S-s-vsld through
March 81
Red T.s throuEn x-s-vsiid through
April rs
Red VS. throath D-7-vslid through
June q
Red IA through J-7-valid March
through July 1.
One 10 salvage fat FOOD for cents
and two ration points.
SHOES
AirplAns stamps 4. 4 and a-vslid
Indefinitely. Loose stamps not accepted
Landlords must register all TENANCY
living or sleeping.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
GASoIISr

GASOLINE
A Coupon ia-i SALONS Valid through
March 81
rs and C-s Coupons-s gallons esch.
Re and CO Coupons gallons each.
Law requires state. name and license
number be written on every coupon
when received
Periods 4. a. =, and s-VAlid
through Sept. 30.
SUGAR
stamp ss, Boot A-vtlid through
June 2.
LfQUOR
Ne. fs-vslid through March 81.
PROCESsED FOODS
niue KS through B-1-Vaiid through
March 81.
April a..
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06
DEAR J.. j

-REAt- -d--1------
NIEBSTER.S tells US a thing
W is corrcrt which conforms
10 truth. Still another mean
ing Of the ord is, 10 set right
a mistake. " And beyond any
question, youc sober decision 10
pat an end 20 the girls futile
hopent winning your love or
compelling your allegiance fits
both definitions. II conforms 10
the truth Of your feeling: and
II IS designed 10 set right the
mistake You 10th were making
of consuming each others
time az cross purposes
rs for your friends bUyybody
interference. II is a philoSophic
axiom that. Divine wisdom
works in behalf of the man who
keeps his personal business to
himself ~ So if you have been
discussing your decision with
them, drop the subject immedi-
ately.
II appears the girl is recruit
ing allies 10 undermine your
honest sand You do her the
greatest kindness in your power
10 bestow. in forcing her Al an
early age 10 face the blunt
finality that YOU don't love her
and can't b. bufaloed.
NJ II.
EDITORS NOTE-Mary Ho-
Worth eounseIs through her col
umn; nor BY mail or psr,onai
inteT0isV. Write her in care of
The Detroit Tiu,s
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-06

writes pals we use valuable gold
to fill Nazi war prisoners cav
tiles, while the baser metals are
used on our boys.
Geneva convention rules. no
doubt.
Ella Logan will return TO the
S. Pacific, spurning S50O,0OO in
bookings.
A Greenwich village spot has
been ruled out of bounds be-
cause a shady femme clipped a
sailor for 600 smackers.
A famed radio and stage
comic has been ordered" over
seas by April.
Broadway kerrickters are con-
cerned about what they'll do on
Sundays until 5 ayem. They
kept busy making the rounds of
hot spot Celebrity Nights"
Mrs. Frank Case is very i'll at
the Algonquin.
A Chinese diplomat is New
York's newest playboy and big
gest spender. He's trying to
forget his gov't's heave-ho. His
parties cost 81 900 per.
Correspondents returned from
abroad quote Martha Gelhorn as
confiding that the honeymoon
with Ernest Hemingway is over.
OUR favorite Goldwyn yarn
" concerns the, time he made
a hole-in-one. turned TO the
caddy and inquired earnestly:
what did l do that was
right ."
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