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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
On the
Side

sidered the fact that the safety
razor holder is an important
factor in how long a blade will
continue to give a good shave.
That is, some holders make a
blade last longer than others.
Depends on the decision Of what
is known as the tangent angle
which regulates the angle at
which the blade is held as 1t
planes the hair off the face
Next TO the sharpness of the
blade and the angle at which IL
shaves, the most important
thing is the extent Of the
warmth Of the water used and
time taken in preparing the
beard.
The water should be 120 de-
grees fahrenheit. AT least three
minutes should be taken to pre-
pare the beard. Before apply
ing the shaving cream, wash
your face twice.
Such are the findings Of DR..
Lester Hollander and Elbridge
CaSselman of the Mellon Insti-
tute, University of Pittsburgh.
These two distinguished gentle
men conducted extensive re-
search on the mattT of getting
a good shave.
A YOUNG woman OF Manhat-
"a tan says an original poem.
no matter how crude, If whis-
pered in the ear of a lady with
the accompanying statement
that she is the inspiration of the
lines. is a most effective way Of
winning her regard.
So, young fellow, before you
go out with that girl tonight
figure out a poem to whisper in
her ear. Let us know how it
works.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

THERE is condition called
l. postgral hypotension which
means low blood pressure that
occurs only when the patient is
standing Other symptoms are
weakness, dizziness, and some
times slight increase in the
heart rate when the patient is
standing UP.
The blood pre.~ure is normal
when the patient Is sitting or
reclining. Sometimes there Is
decreased sweating, and the
symptoms are worse IN hot
weather.
TT WAS thought for some time
i that poStural- -hypotenSinn
was due 10 some nervous dis
turbance. However. DR.. Ray
mond Gregory OF Texas does
not think that IL is due to this
cause He thinks that the
symptoms arise because there
is decrease in the volume Of
tiooi when the pstsent ss-lH
the upright position.
In the past. the treatment OF
postural hypotension consisted
of various mechanical proceed
ures. such as the use of tight
abdominal binders and leg bind
rs, the practice OF having the
patient sleep with his head and
shoulders raised on pillows. and
the avoidance Of any type Of
strenuous exertion on warm
days. In addition. various drugs
were employed which tended 10
contract the blood vessels.
These included such prepara-
tions as ephedrine. ampheta-
mine, and epinephrine, particu-
larly in oily solution. in order
TO give a more prolonged effect.
However, DR. Gregory found
that most of these methods Of
treatment were not satisfac-
tory
LIE THEREFORE decided to
IL try a preparation known as
Observation-Disclosures. which has
an effect similar TO that Of an
extract made from a part Of
the adrenal glands. which are
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
PAUL MALLON
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-The
w papers ably reported what

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-The
w papers ably reported what
congressman said about Mr..
Truman's youth draft plan, but
more important was what was
not said .-..---..s.......-.a
Normally the Democratic
leaders rush TO say any mes
sage from their President was
a great speech, often the great
est ever. This time. House
Leader Mccormack told inquir-
ing newsmen he wanted time TO
read the message thoroughly
and Senate Leader Barkley
could not be found although he
was around.
A similarly significant void
was evident all down the line
of both Democratic and Repub-
lican ranks. where the men
know the youth draft is not
popular. Actually, only those
congressman who had already
committed themselves, on both
sides of the question chose to
comment.
Any rush for action likewise
was missing. Acting Chairman
Johnson of the Senate military
committee, a Democrat who is
against the Truman idea, said
the matter could not be con-
sidered until about Jan. 15
when the chairman returns.
THE Truman proposition thus
L did not change votes or
arouse supporting sentiment.
His basic between-the-lines idea
plainly was that Russia has not
joined wholeheartedly in the
peace, is the only competitive
world military power to us, has
announced plans for a youth
draft of her own--and we should
do likewise.
This unspoken part of the
presentation was the most i'm
preSSive. The written argument
of the President cannot hold
analytical water.
He says. for instance. he
wants a small army and navy,
a big national guard and
youth draft for reserves.
His defense then would rest
entirely on how big and good
he made the national guard,
because he admits the drafted
youth would only have basic
training - not the specialized
training essential for modern
war.
He claimed the rockets and
atom bombs have robbed us of
time TO prepare in the future.
But he said the army and navy
could not use the youthful re-
serves until time was taken
out TO get an act of Congress
passed. BY that time the ma
ton might be destroyed.
LIE CLAIMED our geograph-
II ical ocean defense had been
destroyed (directed missiles
would come winging over the
icy frontier Of the Arctic TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
Brain Game Answers

THE American League. It
has won 26 world series; the
National League. 16.
ROLAND Young and Cornelia
Otis Skinner.
3-ta) True: (b) False. 1t is
in Chicago, the Stevens
Hotel.
I'm pots or traps, like mice.
Each individual pot or trap
has TO be set and baited.
5-(b) is correct. She was re-
Gently cast in a play called
"Therese." She has been on
the stage for more than so
years.
eff there were air in the bulb.
the hot tungsten of the fla
ment would combine with
the oxygen of the air and
be consumed.
BILLY Bones in Treasure
Island"
8-Frank Lloyd Wright.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
BY George E.
Sokolsky

and that there is a lot of talk
about aboliShing that sterling
body of fighting men, first on
land, first on sea.
I CANNOT help recalling old
Il Smedley Butler and his ma
rines in Shanghai. The British
had some guard regiments there
along with tall, bearded Sikhs
from India.
The marines were raw; their
band played like something on a
Staten Island ferryboat.
The British guards were mag
nificent marchers, quick-step,
slow-step, their horses in unison
with the men. Our boys hadn't
a chance 10 make a show.
Well, one day Smedley got up
before his marines TO make a
speech. / was there and l heard
II. He told them how the Marine
Corps was founded in IT'S. the
year this nation came into ex-
istence.
He told them that the "leath-
ernecks' were the pride of the
American people. how their uni
form was distinctive and differ
ent from that of any other
American soldier.
Then, with a mighty and ear
splitting oath, the wriukied,
hard-boiled Quaker told them TO
go out and prove TO the
"Limies." even if they were
dukes and lords, how Americans
can march.
THE marines were out on the
u race course every morning.
Many OF us would watch them
going through their formations
thousands Of Chinese would be
there and the British. too.
In about three months. those
boys were marching and their
band was playing and every
American was stirred 10 ma
tional glory.
When the marines and guards
finally put on show that was
something of a contest, our
boys walked away with every
thing that day. And the British
were so excited that the guards
regiment presented our band
with a set Of instruments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
Behind
the News

our MidwesD. but his plan
would risk our defenses TO "a
small army and navy, and a
national guard, which hardly
sounds like adequate defense
and completely abandonS attack
possibilities which are often the
best defense.
Frankly, it seems to me Mr..
Truman was sold an obsolete
youth draft system by the old
time crowd in the war depart
ment, and he dressed it up with
his national guard enlarge
ment idea. and presented it as.
an answer for a job it will
not do.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
THESE DAYS

TODAY. Navy Day. every
l. American is more conscious
than ever of his pride in the
feet. And no matter what
any other branch Of our service
has done in this war. as / sit
here looking out my window at
the fleet gathered in the Hudson
River, sense of sureneSs, of
security of power comes over
me.
For the moment, / forget even
the terrors of the atomic bomb.
A hattop is one Of the most glo-
riously majestic sights in all this
world
Yet in spite of all that, l cam
not help thinking that the Ma
rine Corps Is part OF the navy
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

Evelyn MacGregor's contral-
tones on Album OF Familiar
Music,
TNHE Gliterati: The Oxford
l. dictionary defines an atom
as "a body too small TO be
divided" Oop!
Add whacks museum exhibits:
A newspaper letter-writer calls
the A-bomb New Deal plot TO
provide cheap power and under
mine free enterprise.
Isolationist John T. Flynn
turns out propaganda blaming
FDR FOR Pearl Harbor. He once
blabbed: There is no doubt that
Russia is reeling toward defeat.
Which shows you how much he
knows.
So you think writing is a
cinch? A science editor 81. j.
O'NeilD dropped 8 lbs. while
penning The Almighty Atom"
tWashburn). He turned out
100000 words in three weeks in
order 10 meet publishers
deadline.
Q. Reynolds. with all his in
fluence in London. had TO wait
three weeks 10 get home and
then took a liner instead OF a
plane.
COUNDS in the Night: In the
~ "Bloomer Girl lobby It's
better 10 have something TO re-
member than nothing TO re-
gret."
Al Chateaubriand: She's suf-
fering from himsomnia."
Al the Astor Bar: She's
wonderful girl Makes $40 a
week and gives ninety of il TO
her mother"
AT the Foxhole: "Platonic
friendship is the gun you didn't
know was loaded.
Al Reuben's: Hear no evil.
speak no evil. see no evil and
you'll never be inyited any
where.
In Lindy's: She's very So
phisticated hates everybody.
At Endure: She's a bleach
blah
Copyright BY Daily Mirror. Inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
BUGS BAER
One Word Led
to Another

0NE thing have noticed about those night club danes
" they trying to out-barone each other
l think it my old pal TaluIlah who started that
deep for beautiful with complainant
shouettes
TolOlah is really ncandescent material stage and
She doesn't heartily the radio because
teteUSiOn IS still around the and that's place
for Tdluldh
The torehettes of the night clubs swishng there
in the spotlight look preer than 81 orchids and then bust
loose with voice that sounds they announcing the
batteries for the day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

THE RADIO William Laur-
II sness obssrVatien on the .air
the other nishti "Ths atomic
bomb is here to stay-but are
ws' Sse'y Wallace made
ssnss, az usuat, Uia the Amer.
~ssnmsrk's Mutual program FRI
10y night :. 4 national poll Of
edio editors WiH select 20 oil.
'hms radio greats. The winners
Wiii be east in a film history Of
radio, called Magic in the Air"
-. Carlton Frsdsrieks' nutrition
breodeasts are good. He auth'd
tiOins Should Be
Fred Aliens fraUssfy on a POM
pous eongrsssman Wos eomieoi
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

QUESTION: My dog. part
Q PekineSe and part Great
Dane, forgot me while / was
away. How can / win him back?
Answer: Why any one would
want TO WIN back a dog that
must look like yours is mys-
terry even TO this old dog-iover.
But you might try removing
all the mirrors from the house.
He probably kept in a surly
mood by having 10 look at HIM
self.
Did you bring him any souve-
Mrs? Most dogs are crazy about
souvenirs, and yours might well
be sore at you for not bringing
him a sword. a German helmet,
an antique snuff box from Italy,
or a wing off a Messerschmidt.
IL you failed to remember
him with a coming-home gift,
get one right away. I'll sell you
a faded Jap kimono for three
white shirts and two pairs of
shorts.
QUESTION: My cat, part Per-
3 sian and part Manx. re-
members me perfectly despite
my two years in the south Pa
cific. j don't like the cat. He
was given TO me by a friend.
How can I make the cat stay
away from me. and stop read
ing over my shoulder?
Answer: Quit reading, for one
thing. Call him a "fraidy" cat
he won't like that. Bark like
dog when he is around. Get the
mice out of your house. They're
probably what he hangs around
for ANYWAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

d. Barbara Aliens sopranotss
sVsr the Mayors station Fridays
at 6;f5 .. ~. are <or-epssssvs
-. Lyn Murray's Sabbath rsio-
dies ars faporitss at our house.
I Owe and Kixxxxx: Shandor's
II Gypsy violin at the Golden
Fiddle Jerry Wayne, the
new male lead in "Marinka."
Sara Vaughan's thrushing at
the Onyx.
Barbara Bel Goodies playing
In Deep Are the Roots"
Harriet Jackson's version of
"Sleep, Baby. Don't Cry" in
Katherine Dunhams 'Carib
Song"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
AT YOUR SERVICE

The other son could apply for a
Glass B family allowance, and
the mother would receive S37
per month.
Q-My unmarried son has
been I'm the army for three
years and has been overseas
one year. His rating Is Pfc.
He never worked before enter
ing service and therefore had
never paid taxes before. When
he IL discharged, will he have
to pay any taxes on his service
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
Any Questions?

a.
THE DET ROIT TIMES
4 mails personal answers TO
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and privi-
leges of servic m n and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily I'm this column, but ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
AT YOUR SERVICE BUREAU,
DETROIT TINES,
TINES SQUARE,
DETROIT II. MICHIGAN.
Surely include your name
and address and a self-od-
dressed, stamped envelope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
Connolly Answers

1-tbD. 2-(c). 3+(b). 4-(c).
Sci. 6-(a) wound; tb)
company; (c) friends; (di
blood; (e) children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

athletic success increases with
the size of the family. Prof.
Huntington thinks this is due to
two things: first. the rough
tumble life in the large family
develops health and athletic
ability; second. parents of large
families are naturally stronger,
and the children inherit this
family vigor.
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SAN PEDRO, Gains 49, The
last elements OF Ohio's famed 18th
CBucheyeI Division 10 come home
from war were headed for civilian
life Monday, but II won't be a
quick transition and many OF them
may not get home for Christmas
due to lack OF transportation Pull
ing into san Pedro aboard the trans
port General Howe, which left
Luzon % days ago. POS officers and
1867 enlisted men OF the Battling
Buckeyes were scheduled TO march
ashore late today.
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Financial
Money To Loan
4 out Of 5
oct +he loan

YES. out ~ 5 who ask for a
loan az Personal get it, be-
cause the more times we say
"Yss'--the more business We
DO. Afd since making Personal
Loans 81 So 70 $50 or more IS
our ONLY hu-iucSs-that is
mighty important 20 -.
"ride-ONcr loans FOR work.
ers waiting 10 20 tack 10
work
? Loans made to employed men
a. women. Tor any WORTH
while purpose 49, p1' bills,
taxes. etc.
: Between Pay DAY loans,
S25 and VI for one 10 30
days.
4. Complete privacy. Lo5ns U.s.
ually made on your sigma
ture only. Employers or
friends are not involved.
Don't borrow Uuueces sarily but
if a loan Is the best solution 70
your money problems, give us
pnance 10 say yes" Come in,
Phone or write today. Loans
made IN nearby towns.
Personal Finance Co.
Phone $50 YosIlanti.
IS y. Huron So, Ground Floor
Alto LOANS NNu REF1NNNCE
Associated Motor SERVICES iue.
% S. Adams Phone f4l
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Real Estate
Houses For sale
Harry c. Peet


REALToR
ils Pearl ST. Phone 1871
WEST CROSS ST, - room house
two baths. tWo fireplaces, furnace,
NGitTH PROSPECT ST. near Mich
igan. 10 room modern house, near
~ new furnace. large lot. 5000.
Terms. Near stores.
ONE ACRE. off Ecorss Rd.. 4 room
house with stairs TO attic room.
Slice cement block chicken house.
$4,000. Terms $1,000 down. t35 mo.
NORTH SIDE, acres; attractive
FORD ST. near Ecorse Road, room
house. stool. garage. {2,615. Terms.
10 ROOM BRICK income house. four
apartments, three complete tub
baths, / shower bath, spacious
grounds. beautiful shrubbery, fish
pond, Two apartments OF furniture
20. Hot water heat, stoker. Reason
able price Terms
6 ROOM HOUSE. furnace, on paved
street. $1,000. Terms. Close in.
u ROOM HOUSE, bath, on River
Boulevard. $500. Terms
WEST SIDE-North summit near
Cross -. room modern house.
NORTH SIDE, RIDGE ROAD. 30
acre farm, room house, barn,
chicken house, variety fruit orch
ard, $1,000, Terms $500 down. 1ij
month.
DAVIS ST. Z room bungalow, bath,
furnace, stOker, priced to sell,
terms
s ROOM HOUSE, bath, furnace. go n.
frontage. Opposite Boyer Hospital.
s., 900. Terms
STEWART ST. Block from Generator
Plant. room house. furnace. large
lot, $4,000. Terms
ROOM HotSt r.. bath, furnace, hard-
wood floors, cleo. hot water heat
er, garage, storm windows and
screens. Near Limerick St $500.
terms.
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Announcements
LEGAL Notices

- ; g. W. VI g fidfNN. m the t'ir-
cult Court for tie County OF Washle-
nav
IN chgurerv.
DOUGLAS HpLES. F,anur.
AS.
GLADYS ROLES. Defendant.
At a session ot said Court held at
the Court House In the city of Ann
Nrhur in said county, on the Est
day ~ November, 1916.
Present: Hon. James r. Breakey,
it, Circuit Judge.
D. satisfactorily appearing 70 the
Court hy affidavit on file that the
plaintiff GLADYS Roles, is not resi-
dent Of the state of Michigan, but
liyes'in the state Of North Carolina.
and her last known post office ad-
dress is 3l2 Phillip Street, High
Point, North Carolina and the Court
being fully advised in the premises,
70 Is hereby .rdered that the defend
ant cause her appearance TO be en-
tered IN said cause within three
months from tho date ~ this order.
JAMES r BREAKFT. JR.
circuit Judge.
IRENE \ SElTZ. Deputy Clerk
John Z. Kirk Atforne, for Plaintiff.
Rus.uees Address: Npsilanu. Micn.
\ true copy
LucUa VI Smith. County clerk.
Irene \. SeItz. Deputy Clerk.
Adv. Ills
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GEORGE c HANDY. published
tntereu as second-crass mail mater
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trading zone, comprising
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ern portion OF WAYNE County tt0o
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lanti trading zone ,..,...... I.s9
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trading territory.
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nsi
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Minimum for classified adertssmsn three lines
classified
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like new. Reasonable. S29 Ann
81. Phone ll2i
/ BED, DRESSER AND CLOTHING
10 ). PROSPECT
Phone -sF0
/ NINE PIECE DINING SET siuEl,
/ beds and inuerspr.ug mattresses
bressers az ". Gross
/ 8 BURNER kEROSENL STOVE
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Corner willis Road
TWIN BEDS WITH INNERSPRING
mattresses and coil suriuEs. call
before p M. tut h. Michigan
LIVING ROOM SUITE. . piece blue
rnnhair. like new. Two rug. Phone
l2Sl-J.
ANTIQUE CHINA CABINET. Mrs
CHARLES Roberts, Corner L. S. -
and liz
LEAVING TOW living raam din
cite, bedroom furniture. CAL l51o-M
or see after q -. mi. al i9i' Pearl
Farm Products. Equipment
MICHIGAN POTNTOES-T s. 40.
in 100 III. bags, 40. - limerick
tLcurSe Rd. ! block south or Mich
igauD. open 5 a. W.-6 p. 90.
POTATOES s. IN. EAST SIDE MAR
kET 1900 b.. Michigan Ave. Under
new management.
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RCA CONSOLE RADIO with auto
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SMALL PIANO FOR SALE AZ two
hundred and fifty. In goyd coudi-
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THIS CHRISTMAS Add new charm
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Help Wanted. Male

tNTED-N-1 Tool Makers and
all around tool machinists. Top
rate. Steady work Overtime Ir de
sired. Both day aud night shifts
Apply Clinton Machine Co., clinton,
Mich
WANTED MAS TO 30 HANDY
WORN ~ LAUNDRY. Live m. SIN
gle. Mechanically inclined Wash
teu1w County lnfirmarS 200
Washteuaw I'D.
MAN % TO 80 YEARS OLD to be
trained a manager Of retail coal
yard. References. Apply in person.
CPS y. Huron.
WNNTEp-Farm mIr. single. Best
Of wages NaShttuaw County In
Urinary, 296O Wasltenaw Kd.
FARM Experienced boy or
middle aged man. Geo. ". Mc'alla,
'12i N Michigan Ave. Phone l-lj.
MAN To WORK ON FARM
40 Hand Milking
Gault Dairy Phone $50
Situations Wanted-Mae
AUTO MECHANIC. some experience
willing 10 learn. desires work Ia
or around Plymouth or Npsilanti.
P8oue Npsi l'5s-W-4.
Instructions Given
Would LIKE To HEAR from relia-
hle uru Who would like 10 train in
spare time 10 overhaul and install
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
equipment. Should bo mechanically
Inclined. VIII not Interfere with
Your present work. For Information
about this training, write at once
giving name, address, age and your
working hours. Utilities Inst, Box
N-3f, o Press.
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Vile Preservers

To brighten your old rubbers vas,
with water m which few drops Of
ammonia are added then give them .
thin coat Of liquid shoe dressing.
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OLDER MpDEL USED CARS
WANTED. Pay too cash price.
Rear Ni-Spe.d station corner
River 4 Michigan
SCOTT MOTOE SALLS
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SAND and Gravel
Automotive
House TraiIers For SAFE


"a De SOTO 4-DOOE
81 BUICK A-BDOR SUPER.
Both ~ good condition. Al rub
ner 1917 stamford I'd, Willow
I,uu Village
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trucks For Sale


1896 FORD s yard dump truck. g
81. ). Motor Power brakes. &ev
Neix 20 tires 1Ut y IaNay.
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Musical Equlpment

START YOUR CHILD'S MUSICAL
education now. Select one ~ our
recoudttioned fully guaranteed pia-
nos. Grinnell Bros, no W. Mich
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Lots For Sale
Merchandise


PAl5 AXMINSTER RUG WiTH PAL
like new. Reasonable. 500 AM
81. Phone 1874.