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w ASHINCTON Scene
BY George Dixon

ONE Of the many nice things
~ around the White House is
the thoughtfulness about things
which an overworked chief ex-
ecutive might be expected 10
forget.
For instance. when a public
figure dies, his family, more
often than not, are forgotten.
They are allowed 10 slide into
obScurity and no one-except
their intimate friends - ever
seems 10 think about them any
more.
This even goes for the fami-
lies Of the once biggest men in
the land; even Of cabinet men,
berS.
But not so at the White
House. The other day a friend
of ours was at 1900 Pennsyl-
vania, chatting with Matt Con-
nelly. the Presidents confiden-
tial secretary Just then. Col.
Harold Vaughn, the presidential
military aide. came in and
placed a memo on Connelly's
desk.
This is all Il said:
Has anything been done
about Mrs. Knox lately?"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
One Word Led TO Another
By Arthur Bugs" Baer

Ever since Shickelgruber failed TO notify his draft
board of change of address suspect there place
To hide.
Emerson said when you have committed crime the
world is made of glass From then on you really a
snail in aquarium.
And that's about correct egg shells in bakery
There was time when you could stash away in Hon
duras Canada and points elusive.
Up until the time they sunk the Atlantic cable,
crook headed for the wharf Once aboard the ugger he
safe a coin in cornerstone.
Then to make the glue all the stickier Marconi
along with the radio and somebody tops that with tee
vision In of tie the finger of suspicion is corrobo
rated by your own fngerprnts There used to be fine
stashaways in Majorca Constantinope and Casablanca
Now they are limited to visiting days Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
The first bird nabbed by radio the heretofore alb
sorbent Atlantic old Doc Crppens who had scuttled
his ever-loving wife. think Doc hoped a westbound
liner with his stenographer dressed boy.
The radio nailed him deader than pigge with a
baked apple in its mouth They packed the doctor off to
England for his second visit and charged him Since
then they have perfected radar which locate you by
the filings in your back teeth.
by
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

DRESIDENT TRUMAN is
Il preparing 10 enter the Gre
tan labyrinth of the Washington
bureaucracy TO slay the Mino-
taur of waste and extravaganza.
That beast, half animal and
half human, is eXacting a fright
full tribute from the American
people every year, and the
President has concluded that
the time has come TO put an
end to- the sacrifices of our
youth-for in the last analysis
il is the boys and girls of the
future who are 10 be fed 10 the
monster if it cannot be over
thrown.
To enable him TO perform this
task the President has asked for
extraordinary authority COM
mensurate with those enormous
powers which were granted 10
President Roosevelt in 1889, and
which enabled him TO create the
labyrinthine bureaucracy.
Congress is questioning the
grant of the great power that
has been asked, but in the end
It will grant IT.
For this fact stares every
legislator at the Capitol squarely
in the face:
II will take a power equal to
the power that created this
bureaucratic network 10 track
the Mlnotaur of waste and
sacrifice TO its secret lair.
The design of President Tru-
man is already apparent, in his
first cabinet reorganization:
He is seeking to bring count
less Independent agencies of the
government under the direct
control of the cabinet, response
bic to him as President
DRESIDENT TRUMAN has
Il shown already in few
weeks what his purpose is, and
that he can be trusted TO ac-
complish il.
If the powers that he asks for
were 10 be used by some presi-
dent further TO expand bureauc-
racy their grant by Congress
would be inexcuSable Their
justification lies in the belief
that Mr.. Truman will use them
to disband bureaucracy. restore
government TO the regular chan
nels, and expose the labyrinth
TO the light of day.
This huge bureaucracy which
President Truman has now in
dicated he desires 10 destroy is
no mere mechanical thing. II
is organized. stated and di-
rected by shrewd, resourceful
and tenacious office-holders who
will use every device TO hold
their jobs and their power. NJ
Here is a job for a man with
the heart and the courage of a
ThcSeuS.
y Every one of these agencies
of the bureaucratic labyrinth
viii have defenders and special
pleaders.
MIR. TRUMAN realizes that
A'i 10 do a complete job there
must be a complete swept.
Some of these agencies, like
the Civil Service Commission.
are regarded as sacred. The
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

a Kiss in the Ocean," just sent
another $1,081.04 in royalties
(making total of S18,849.19 TO
date) to Navy Relief, which
owns the song for life. ~
Hollywoods House of Murphy
restaurant has a waiter who
just offered owner Bob Murphy
S300,0 600 in cash for il.
BROADWAY Ballad (by Don
~ Wahn): We can find time
to salvage from the dust. The
vows that were so shining and
so bright. The breath of spring
the heritage Of trust. The
stars that swept a lost and
fragrant night There is a
time when every lane is dark.
And terror creeps within the
doubling soul. But faith can
light a new, enduring spark.
To help IL reach the last, en-
ehanted goal.
And so we learn that bitter
ness is waste. That laughter
heals the wounds of yesteryear.
That there are new and tempt
ing lures 10 taste. And that
the dawn Is always very near.
This crooked road may lead
US to lane.
Where roses wrap our dreams
in JOY again!
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
E. v. DURLING

oh, but she ,oas goy!
She danced n jig,
She sang song
That took ny heaEL nLca44.
--Allinghanl.
Dedicated TO Joan McCracken
Of the hit music play. "Bloomer
Girl, and inscribed on her
photograph In this departments
gallery Of favorites.l
A NEW YORK stylist has
"A strongly criticized the way
the young business women Of
Manhattan dress.
He says the office attire of the
New -York-career girls is too
gay.
That simplicity should be the
keynote Of business dress.
The office wives are somewhat
annoyed by this criticism.
L believe their annoyance is
justified.
Simplicity is no longer the
keynote in the style of offices Of
executives.
Nowadays the office Of the
boss is usually a picture Of ele-
gance-
The furnishing is usually
supervised by an interior deco
rator.
So il the boss goes in for
glamour why can't his secretary
indulge in a little gayety IN
dress
Why should an office wife be
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

THE Big Parade: Herbert
L Hoover and pioneer coiyum-
list S. Jay Kaufman (near the
Algonquin reminiscing about
their late friend, Roxy"
Al Club 1S, Joan Fontaine-of-
vouth.
Garbo walking in the Madison
We. rain.
Il Sonia Honey wearing her
USOldier uniform for the first
time.
Simone Simon (of all pippleD
telling radioaf Peter Donald tat
the Stork that she never can
remember which is his first and
last name!
Linda Dean (she was heard
on the original Basin Street"
program) back from overseas
with the Girl Crazy" unit. A
lovely locker, who reminds some
Of us OF Alice Joyce's beauty.
Marjorie Holiday (of the
Zanuck ZOO who will become
Mrs. Michael st. Angel tof the
RKO menagerie) at Las Vegas
next week. A colyumist will
give the bride away.
At 47th and 5th Ave.-a
WON a n recognizing Eleanor
Roosevelt-dashing over TO kiss
her hand.
CALLIES in Our Alley: In FL
~ Borracho two cinematrons
DOLORES Del Rio and Irene
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
BETTER HEALTH
By DR.. Herman Bundesen

WHEN warm weather ap-
W proaches, the question often
arises as TO whether or not the
diet should be altered TO meet
summertime conditions. New,
this is not a simple problem TO
solve. Some years ago the idea
was advanced that during the
summer months the amount of
protein in the diet should be
reduced. The foods which are
especially rich in protein in
clude meat, milk, eggs. fish and
such vegetables as beans and
peas.
This idea arose because IL is
known that proteins have what
IS called specific dynamic
action which. In simple terms.
means that they tend 10 speed
up the chemical activities in the
body and increase the amount
OF heat production. When this
discovery was first made il was
thought that the amino acids,
of which proteins are composed.
had a stimulating action on all
OF the cells in the body.
MORE recently, Doctors Ern-
4N1 est p. Forbes and Raymond
w. Swift of Pennsylvania State
College, in experimenting on
animals, came TO the conclusion
that the specific dynamic effect
OF diet is not dependent en-
.Sirely upon its protein content.
Doctors Forbes and Swift
ulFhnk that starches and sugars
cause the most pronounced ef-
feet on the chemical activities
in the body and fats and oils
the least. Their results, there
fore. suggest that IL is not
necessary or even advisable 10
diminish the protein content of
the diet for human beings dur
ing warm weather in order 10
help keep cool and avoid over
heating. In fact, their work
would seem TO indicate that IL
may be well to use a diet con-
tanning plenty of fats during
the warmer months. as is done
in some tropical countries.
TIVE eating of plenty Of pro-
l. tein foods in the summer
will not cause heating effect
in the body and increase hot
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
POLITICAL PARADE
By George Rothwell Brown

average politician shivers at the
thought of bucking the SCS.
But admirable as is civil service
as ausinstitution, it has become
today one of the most impene-
trable of the secret chambers
of the labyrinth.
The Civil Service Commission
stands ready to furnish two job
holders where only one was
needed before. And it does!
The President has asked for
adequate powers for a monu-
mental task.
1t is up to Congress TO prove
that il should not grant them if
ii can,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

impressive. but with a nice per-
sonality.
He is in the service. too, an
army pilot.
/ liked him tremendously and
I know I could love him.
He told roe he loved me: said
he had been looking always for
some one like me.
Now he has returned TO his
base and ] was never SO mixed
up in my life.
/ think of him constantly.
He is very intelligent, a col
lege graduate. and we do get
along SO we'll.
But am / really in love with
him2
Was I just carried away with
The excitement wonderful
time?
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n-Is mail going to the boys
6 overseas, censored:

ONtA tAH'aFt afhHNA'h
A-All mail crossing the bor-
ders of continental United
States is subject TO censorship.
Whether or not il is actually
subjected TO cenSoring depends
upon the orders of the director
of censorship.
Q-Please tell me with which
army my husband II serving
he il with Co. Is, 306th Infantry,
nth Division. A. Il. VI.
A-The nth Infantry Divi-
sion is commanded by Mai. Gen.
A. ID. Bruce and is at present
on the island of Okinawa.
Q-I had four children by my
first husband. We both have
remarked. He has custody of
my first child and / have the
other three. His wife also has
a child by him. How much fam
lily allowance will receive for
my children?
A-You will receive a family
allowance of S66, and his second
wife will receive a family al
lowance of S44 for the children,
plus $50 family allowance for
herself.
Q-Does the one year re-
fFeshef course mentioned IN the
CT Bill Of Rights apply TO coll
lege training as we'll as Voca-
tional studies, and is the one
year" calendar year or a
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

weather discomfort. While this
idea is contrary TO that theory
which was proposed years ago,
II would appear on the basis OF
the evidence to bc substantially
correct.
II is Just as important in
warm weather as during the
colder months 10 keep the diet
balanced. This means enough
protein foods 10 furnish ma
terials for repair of tissues and
for growth IN the child. IL
means enough starches, sugars,
fats and. particularly, vege-
tables and fruits, TO supply
vitamins and minerals. OF
course, II IS always a good plan
10 have plenty OF fluids--in the
diet, especially during warmer
months, 10 aid in the elimina-
ton of wastes and 10 help regu-
late body temperature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Brain Game Answers

1-(a) in 81 B. c.
2-Irene Dunno.
3-(a) is correct.
4(a) Dallas, Tex; (b) jack
sonville, Fla; (c) New
Orleans, La.
5-(a) False. They were the
fam Gus navigators who
founded the British Empire
during the reign Of Queen
Elizabeth; (b) True. 1t was
written in the Nineteenth
Century by William Hickson.
6-Jesus is believed to have
been born between the years
OF s and 4 B. c.
7-Vitamin D.
SC Minor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

alone or even produce children
by herself"
3-The late dictator spoke
truly. Every dictator builds his
power on this fact of human
nature. 1t makes no difference
whether ii be a Sunday school
picnic, political campaign or a
war, people are always rocking
for some one to lead them and
tell them what To do. Many
researches have shown that
very few persons have any de-
sire TO be leaders. Psycholo-
gists have proved, however, that
any one can immensely improve
his leadership qualities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

always expected TO wear some
thing simple. dull and drab?
DEtfEMBER the bobbed hair
IL bandit?
II you don't. stop calling
yourself a young old-timer.
Anyway, the gun girls seem
10 be busy again. |
According to dispatches
Pittsburgher was recently held
up by three young females.
Two OF the girls held him
while the third extracted $40
from his inside pocket.
AS the gun girls jumped into
their waiting sedan one said 10
the victim:
"Good-by. big boy. It's been
nice knowing you"
The man later said 10 police:
IL was astonished. OF course,
I have had women take money
from me before. But never
without a buildup of some
kind"
DASSING by Henry King, now
Il a film director; once a gla-
rHeHF boy cinema star. He was
a prewar Robert Taylor. And
/ mean World War /. If you
can remember starring in A
serial titled Meal OF the Navy
you can call yourself a young
old timer.
Frank Roche. Once A press
agent. Now counsel OF public
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
EAR MARY HAWORTH: /:

DEAR MAHf HAWOhlf:
EOR four years I have been
Il going with a very nice man
whom I loved very deeply.
John Is quiet, hard working.
etc, but he's not too much on
the intellectual side.
He In In the army now and
we plan 10 be married next time
he is home.
During the two years he has
been away / have waited. IN
every sense OF the word.
I haven't had a date with any
one else-even though not for
pally engaged 10 John.
a was content with my lot
Ghtil a month ago, when met
Bruce at a small party given by
a married friend.
Bruce is my own age, not too
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Connolly Answers

1-(b): Pei; 3-(b); 4-(b):
SCI: 6-(a) China; (b)
America; (c) Italy; I'D Eng
land; (e) Spain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

college year of nine months ?
Miss j. NJ. w.
A-The One-year retraining
or refresher course applies TO
any type Of educational institu-
ti0n, primary, secondary, yOea-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
On the
Side

relations. Frank was born in
the Sheepshead Bay section OF
Brooklyn and from his grand
father inherited horseshoe
worn by Irish Lad and a recips
for Coney Island clam chowder.
Franks first wife was a Zieg-
field Follies girl and his second
wife looks like one.
IN SAN FRANCISCO service-
Il man can now buy a drink az
any time or place a civilian can.
During World War i it was
against the law to sell a drink
of strong liquor TO a man In
uniform at any tifffe.-----------
And don't try to win stogies
on this from me.
l was there and in uniform
and / know.
we'll recall a buddy of mine
named Brooks and myself stand
ing on the corner near the ST.
Francis Hotel and saying to a
passing civilian: mister, do you
want to do q patriotic deeds
Take this dough and buy IN .
quart of bourbon"
The man said: do you want
to see me get thrown In tho
clink:" And so saying passed
on.
Upon which my buddy Bit
terly remarked, SHERMAN was
right, and how"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

GASOLINE
A Coupon is->4 gallons. Valid through
June 81.
A Coupon is-6 gallons Valid June
% throsgh Sept. 81.
ne and C-s Coupons-5 gallons each
B-T and CT Coupons gallons each.
B-s and CO Coupons gallons each
Law requires state name and license
number be written on every coupon
when received
Gas for soldiers-i gallon a DAY up 70
80 DAYS MILEAGE ration record for
specific auto must be prevented hv
soldier 20 local board where car Is
fIEL OIL
Periods 4, a. .. and s-vslid through
Aug. 81.
SUGAR
STAMP rs, Book valid through
stamp Ne, Book a-valid through
aug. 81.
Ration Book q, No. 1-Valid through
June 30 for quart whisky or Gin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

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Your
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PROCESSED FOODS
Blue H-2 through M-2-Valid through
June
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July I
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July 81
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MEATS. CHEESE, PATS
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June z
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one 10 salvage fat rood for cents
and two ration points.
SHOES
Airplane Stamps 4. and 1-Valid IN
definitely Loose stamps not accepted.
Landlords must register all TENANCY
CHANGES and all rented SPACE for
living OF sleeping.
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the DETROIT TIMES CT
June 1875
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

Ever since Shckelgruber failed TO notify his draft
board of change of address suspect there place
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

MIR. TRUMAN realizes that
'i 10 do a complete job there
must be a complete swept.
Some Of these agencies, like
the Civil Service Commission.
are regarded as sacred. The
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1945-12-01
BURCOS LODGE
NOMINATES
CANDIDATES

Burgos Lodge No. 10 of the
fraternal order of the Caballeros
de Dimas-Alang, Inc. held its an
nual nomination of senior officers
at it's monthly regular meeting
the last Sunday of November.
The successful nominees for Of
fices were: Worshipful Master,
Teodolo A. Ranjo, Max A. Con
zales, Francisco A. Foronda, Ma
riano B. Della. Guido Almanzor;
Senior Warden, Genaro c. Cabi-
gas, Herminigildo H. Hipol, Ra-
fael D. Ayson, Basilio E. Divina,
Jose B. Patacsil, Eutiquiano ".
pascua; Junior Warden, Gonzalo
E. Espanto, Amor Guerzon; Prose
cutor, Cornelto N. Briones. Floren-
tino F. Saldivar; Chaplain, Aga
pito T. Carlo. Antonio G.. Atizado,
Alexandra Q. Langley; Investiga-
tor, Francisco D. Escobar. Rafael
II. Ayson, Higino A. Gamido.
Tel I. Baylor, incumbent Secre-
tary and who has honorably and
vol served that organization in
that important capacity for a
great many years, was nominated
to that office withou any opposi-
ion. Pastor c. Mejares, an hon.
ored life member, was retained to
succeed himself as Treasurer.
True to its tradition of practicing
the principle of liberal democracy
by giving all its members the
chance to cast their votes for their
candidates. voting is open to them
at the lodge-temple on 807 King
Street until the afternoon of De-
cember 80. when counting of the
ballots will take place.
The Inauguration and installa-
ton of successful candidates will
be held during the earlier part of
January.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1945-12-01
zAMBOANCA
DAMAGE AS
BIG AS CEBU

The Congressional fact-finding
committee, headed by Representa-
tive Gallego, found Zamboanga
city destroyed on an extent COM
parable with Cebu City. Cebu
reconstruction work is being car
ried on speedily. especially along
the port, which is a busy section.
Cebu Province in self-sufficient in
food. Bacolod. Occidental Negros,
is almost intact, but finances are
tied up by 100000 in guerrilla
notes collected in land taxes. In
Negroes the problems include sugar
shortage. maintenance OF peace
and order arising from grievances
of guerrillas with regard to their
pay, and the emergency notes is
sued, which are estimated at 49,
100000.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1945-12-01
DANCE FOLLOWS
CHRISTENING AT
WASHINGTON HALL

All roads led to the Washing
ton Hall the evening of December
25. Reason the dance follow
ing the christening of Baby Doug
las Miguel Capili, whose proud
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Miguel
Capili of Honolulu, T. H.
The child was baptized at the
Maryknoll Church the morning of
December %. SponsorRs were
Mrs. Victoria Dasalla and Sergio
Desono.
The father had been in the U. S.
Army for years and was dis
charged only last January. Mr..
and Mrs. Capili will now make
their home in this city.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1945-12-01
Trainees for Philippine
Foreign Service
Announced

WASHINGTON, d. C.-In prep
aration for the establishment of
its own Foreign Service, the
Commonwealth Government is
sending trainees in the field of
foreign relations under the super
vision of the United States. The
trainees will be trained by the
Division of Philippine Affairs, De-
partment of State. The first
group of trainees consists of ten
five to be picked from Filipinos
now in the United States and the
other five from the Philippines.
The first five trainees are Manuel
A. Adeva, Jose f. Imperial. vi
cente Singian, Tiburcio Baja and
c. T, Elbo. The names of the
five from the Philippines will be
announced In Washington coon.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1945-12-01
P PHILIPPINES
REPRESENTED
In FESTIVAL

Under the Craftsmanship of Mrs.
Josefa Diaz a pageant of the Com
monwealth of the Philippines was
presented at the United Nations
Victory Festival at the Civic Audi
torium from December 6 through
December 6
All the countries on the side of
the United Nations during the war
we're represented in colorful pa
geants. The Philippine pageant
drew a great applause on the third
night.
On the committee arranging the
Philippine pageant were Julius de
Vera, Pete Beierly, Thomas En-
carnacion, Mrs. Mary Riggs, Miss
Elsie Riggs, Mis- Ruth Diaz, Ar
senio Diaz, Baldomero Sison, Gran
dino Baaoa, Mrs. Mary Estigoy,
Andres Aquino, Max Dion and
Mrs. Andres Cabasa.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1945-12-01

With Superior Court Judge
Matthew Hill as guest of
honor, the Filipino Commu-
nifty of Seattle and vicinity
has prepared a literary-mu-
steal program that will fit
tingly pay tribute to the
memory of the Filipino mar
tyr who advocated peaceful
reforms in the Philippines
under Spain and labored to
his death to expose the po-
litical and social injustices
perpetrated against his peo-
pie.
Banquet at $3.50 P. M.
Starting with a banquet at
6 80 p. M, the literary-musi-
cal program follows at 7:30.
Cornelio N. Briones, an alum
nus of Seattle College and
present business agent of the
Cannery Workers & Farm
Laborers' Union, Local Z,
will deliver an Grafton on
Rial. The patriots poem,
"My Last Thoughts" writ
ten on the eve of his execu-
ton, will be delivered by
Miss Dolores Mallori, a jun
Tor student at the Holy An
gels Academy. Judge Mat
thew Hill of the King County
Superior Court will give the
main address.
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