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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
By Damon
Runyon

for my time. But / did hear
Billy Sunday right here in New
York and he was colloquial to
a point that distressed some of
the purlStS. -----.---.---------
Billy, who died in 1885 may
have been the greatest Ameri-
can evangelist that ever lived.
At least he is supposed to have
preached TO more people than
any other man in the history
of Christianity. The number is
put at 100000. He is said to
have received from 1000 10
5000 converts a month in one
year. He was credited with be-
ing the greatest single influence
in the nation in the downfall
OF the saloon.
He was an ordained Presby-
terrain minister. and native OF
Iowa. He was a noted big
league ball player from 1883 TO
1890, an outfielder with Chi
cagn. Pittsburgh and Philadel-
phia and while he had excellent
schooling he drew much on the
baseball field for his idioms and
color. Sunday could not hit
much but he was lightning fast
on the bases. his only rival in
that department at the time
being Arlie Latham. the st.
Louis Browns third baseman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

ENACES About Town: Gloria
Il Vanderbilt DIT Cicco latter
her counsel announced the part
ing from her husband) twisting
her wedding ring nervously
during dinner at Gilmore S.
DR.. j. Gevaert (Puk's Bad
Roy dining solo at Coo Rouge
st after Puk PARIS Won her
yeparation.
Mrs. President holding onto a
strap in a crowded subway train
at 42nd and Lexington avenue.
Capt. Hy Gardner lin the
army three years., who was in
formed by his draft board last
week that he won I be needed
for military service
G.. Carlo and her Gaylord
HauSer - no longer anti-Social.
Both attending many parties In
Manhattan lately.
Suzette Du Bots who used 20
pose in those sheer black night
gowns for Esquire, She now
specializes in midnight hued un-
derthings at her own Madison
avenue shop near Seth.
M. Todd. with his Cat-ate-the-
canary expression, as gendarmcs
hold back crowds congesting the
box office of his new Central
Park smash.
MIDTOWN Vignctte: A num-
w Der OF years ago a group
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
One Word Led to Another
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
By Arthur Bugs" Baer

wish to clear up the international incident of Janu-
ary when my gum shoes mpounded by the Canadian
government.
| left New York the Central toA speak at The
Detroit Times annual Downtown Quarterback dinner.
Approaching Buffalo suggested to Caswe Adams that
60 the club and have sturgeon sandwich and
a bottle of beer.
1t was II swayng to the club When the
score about three beers to sandwich felt my
feet getting hot Too much mustard on the sturgeon,
Adams said you've got your galoshes on. And,
being much younger man, he leaned down and took
them off for me You know how sturgeon leads
to another
The next morning missed my vulcanzed double
duty spats and realized had left them in the club
with the bottle caps
SO | rushed up the II vibrating gondolas to rescue
them The porter had put them in the dining acove with
the contraband Of thirst And when the club passed
over into Canada revenue man had sealed the
partment
That meant would not get my overshoes until we
passed Windsor and the tunnel coasting into
Detroit Rather than get the Canadian government into
losing argument with my wife, started with the
porter.
AS commenced my TRADE against him my tongue
out and was lispng | realized that far to the
that bit of expensive bridgeWork with
two very fine upper front teeth on It.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
WASHINGTON Scene
By George Dixon

I HAVE just received a com
4 Wuncation from party
signing himself Kenneth CaNcn-
dl-h-Fgsh whom ! nudge n be
an tugA>hman In fact II ne
IS r-f an EnghShman / will 20
on sf-7uy- otc-of crumpetS
until ! swell up like bloody
balloon
Writes Mr. Ca}endlSb-FlSh.
II shouldn't wonder " YOU do
not recall me hat we met some
time ago II must have been
before the war because my aunt.
Miss Sarah CBIendiSh.EiSh, was
with me and SHE went back Ia
England in 1889
1T NAV refresh YOUR memory
II recall that YOU helped fish
her eyeglasses out Of her Bour-
hon highbalI. My Aunt Sarah in
sisted on trying Bourbon whilst
i'm America because some one
had told her u was the wine
Of the country-but II made her
cough 80 that her spectaCles
were diSlodged.
For the last few months she
has been sort ~ camping out in
place called Sussex that used
Ia be n stable because her Lon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

writes a Now Yorker. 1T Is,
therefore, my pleasure To sub
nit 10 YOU nv formula, one
Of long standing, which l have
found intallible and accurate.
"For example: should n
woman upon inquiry say she il
80 years old You then contact
close feminine friend Of this
woman. ttith tact and dis
erection YOU persuade this woman
10 disclose the age Of her
friend.
suppose she says the age il
80. Then YOU add 80, the age
the woman You are Interested
In claimed 10 he, TO SO, the age
her dearest friend says she il.
Divide this by two. II will give
YOU 81, which il the wOman'S
real age. | hope | make myself
clear"
AAkEElf girl OF Manhattan
n says she is paid $50 a
month and it is not nearly
enough 10 live on. She outlines
her monthly expenses as fol-
lows.
Rent. $50, food. $50; clothes.
SO cleaning hosiery and shoe
repairing SO; insurance 81 50,
beauty parlor and cosmetics, s..
This totals S152 80. And says
the young woman.
Il am SI2 shy Of what is ac-
tually necessary Tor me and sill
have no money for medical care,
savings, vacations, peck ct
money, club dues, hobbies. etc"
Note If a single girl has a
tough time supporting herself
on SIC a week What time =
wife whose husband only makes
$40 a week must have. ESpe-
cially If she has two or three
childrenj
How crude Of Mike Jacobs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

in children than in adults And
tins Is The only form in which
Il eeeld toe sad that cold ran
--Ita- pneumonia. So Il a young
ytrr vH0 mas been suffering
from q deep chest cold. docs not
snow any Indications Of snap
ping oul Of II but continues 10
drag along ana get more and
more droopy. thai alone should
De cause 4OT investigation. IN
the %-rsy Ne have an inStru-
mcut for much earlier rccoCni-
ton Of these conditions than by
any other method
However. contrary 20 Il be
lief once held hy doctors. late
and carefully compiled statistics
show that The regular form OF
pneumonia iohar pneumonia
is much more frequent in chill
drcn than the hroncho- pneu-
NOME form And IN children.
as IH adults the onset of this
condition Is likely TO be sudden
and explosive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
THE BRIGHTER SIDE

the country holding huge meet
ingS and steaming up the
customers to great religious
fervor.
SOMETIMES these evangelists
~ converted the customers in
shoals and while IN many cases
the conversions lasted only a
short time | always felt that
was better than no conversion
al all | remember we had "A
wicked fellow back in my old
home town Of Pueblo who was
a striking example of the hene-
fits OF even a brief conversion.
This fellow had habit Of
betting his good wife around
quite freely about once a week
bat who Got converted every
year at the revival meeting in
a grove in Peppersauce Bot
toms. This would cause him 10
forgo the betting for maybe as
long as two weeks AT time and
you would be surprised with
what eaeefhess his good wife
awaited the coming of the evan
gelist.
OF COURSE never heard
" Dwight Moody or his must
cal pulpit pal. ira d. Sankey, or
Sam Jones. the former runpOt
lawyer from Georgia, or Sam
Small, the newSpaperman Cos
pei singer. They toiled in the
vineyard Of wickedness long be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
THESE DAYS
BY George E.
Sokolsky

attempt will presently be made
to present a civilian political
facade unasSociated with the
japanese military Precisely
what Will be done, ! do not, Of
course, know
II is possible that a cabinet
will be organized consisting Of
japanese who are generally re-
garded as more liberal than
militaristic. possibly men who
have spent much of their lives
outside of Japan.
Foreign Minister Shigemltsu,
for instance. has been regarded
as more friendly 10 Great Brit
ain and the United States than
most japanese. lie might try
his hand at organizing a lib
eral government
ccpyriFnt. lq45. o. kim Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
MARY HEAWORTM'S MAIL

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a. +raIv h.e hainr,a+e = ,-or7--
ararcIcs wore harrcsscd IN a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

They not only can be but
very often are. Or Randolph
Ray. pastor of the Little
Church Around tho Corner
SAYS in-laws can dig a gulf
between two people really IN
love Every marriage research
shows the ln-law problem is
very real factor in making
marriage \ happy or unhappy
This is why IL IS so. much safer
for young people to marry
whose parents are happily mar
rcd They are the KIND OF
parents who are not likely 10
try 10 boss the marriage Of
their children and also The kind
Of families likely 10 get along
we'll with each other
Ut seems doubtful Ply
biologists NJ V. Marshall and
z. w Simpson interviewed a
large number OF men students
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

/ HEARD an evangelist on the
Il radio the other evening and
while ! have no doubt his com
munication was quite sound. /
am never going TO fancy my re-
iigion via air. at least not until
they get television
want my gospel eXpounded
10 me with muscular emphasis
on the part of the preacher. by
geSuculaUon, by palm and pull
pit pounding and by facial ex-
preston
I mean ! like 10 have them
throw a good scare into me
about spiritual matters that l
may have been neglectlng in my
thoughts
| enjoy preacher who
knows how 10 take. 4 narration
from the Bible and dress II up
IN language | can understand
though | am told this type Is
commencing 10 be a rarity l
mean a preacher who can tell
story like a good reWrite man
on a newspaper
I AN sure that the great ma
iority of persons do not
understand the language of the
Bible.
l want my preachers 10 trans
late the Bible into more col
loquial lingo the way the old
time Biblical rabble rouSers
used 10 do They were real
eVangellSts who went about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

don house was rendered unsafe,
a. the authorities say, by
vi.
HNHE vi fell in the back
Il garden while my Aunt
Sarah was out buying SauSsgrN
Very little Of the house was
left. hut my Aunt Sarah wrote
very strong letter 10 the Lon
don County Council because
they shut the gas off 80 she
couldn't cook the sauSaCeS. ]
tell YOU, people do not cross
her lightly.
Il Just mention this To give
YOU rough idea what she j.
going 90 SAY when she reads the
piece YOU had in your column
the other day that Adm. Sir
Percy noble was shown into AN
SS3-a-daN suite In a Washington
hotel and murmured:
Isn't iend-leaSe wonderful"
~ story like this, of course,
doesn't actually need 10 be true,
and aS n matter oi fact II isn't
true. because no lend-leaSe Of
any sort. let alone In the form
Of poSh EDITORS NOTE:
luXuriOusl Hotel rooms il eN-
tended 10 British i'm this coun-
try. and quite right too.
EDtT the important point Is
~ that my Aunt Sarah will
think II il true and inevitably
20 into action.
1T would not be 80 bad II
Sir Percy Noble were still in
America because the worst my
Aunt sarah could do would he
send him cables. But I under
stand he has returned 10 Eng
land. In short. he il within
range of my Aunt Sanah
II dare not think what she
may do 10 him II she II allowed
Ia 90 on thinking what YOU said
hlNtuN MN ~ lIUfs ifEf NAV
vet he time 10 save Adm. Sir
Percy Noble, but IL will be a
close thing.
'If ypu can somehow init
mate, in your column. that II
was all CHASTITY mistake all
might he well. There il, how
ever, not n moment 10 lose"
| am glad 10 have heard from
Mr.. CavcndiSh-FiSh whom I
vaguely remember, because l
am IN a position 10 save Sir
Percy Noble from this threat
ened fate worse than death.
/ have just been informed by
the British admiralty delegation
here that the party involved
was really Sir James Somor-
vile, who recently replaced Sir
Percy as It's head
Always glad 10 straighten
these things out CavendiSh-
Fish old pot Of tea Bit Of a
what-ho. what?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

QUERIES from clients:
VI q Mrs. Leslie Carter not
Julia Marlowe created the role
of Barbara Frietchie. ] am an
Elk. ! know my theater his
tory
"A.-You're wrong this time
Julia played the part. Mrs. Les
lie Carriers first hit WAS the
Heart of Maryland" After
that. Tara" "Du Barry" The
Second Mrs. Tanquerss" and
"The Circle" Her last hit was
in 1929 In the shanghai
Gesture"
Mrs. Carter was 2S when she
made her stage debut. but
nevertheless had successful
career OF over 40 years. I'll
give you chance To win back
the stOgie. You're an FIX, 80
tell me when and where the
greeting Hello, BILL" origi-
mated. And who originated it,
Where do you get the
idea 1900 was not a leap year.
All years that can he divided
by four are leap years.
A-Nineteen hundred was not
a leap year. Nor are all years
divided by four leap years. Ex-
PLANTATION too long to print here.
Look ID up under calendar" In
the encyclopaedia.
Copyright, I945. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
On
Broadway

the 3-cornered brawl among
Bennett Cert, Harold Ross and
Quentin Reynolds. letters each
screamed at the other. Such
langwidge.
One of the better-known So
cialice made a terrific odor Al
Penn Station the other ayern
when she found she coutcin- tt,tty
two compartments 10 Florida
plus three for her servants.
THE Orchid Garden: Johnny
L Morgan's routineS AT the
Capitol.
George Prices parody on the
income tax 10 Figaro.
Song writers Sammy Calm
and Julie Styne for their record
on tho Hit Parade.
Linda Darnell in 20th's
Hangover Square, " chlller-
dlllY.
Frankie Carries crew
Evclyn's magic violin with
SpltalnvS orchestra
Jan Bart S swell album OF
Gypsy swing recordings
The HcrnanoS Williams Trio
AZ lIaVana-Msdrld
The Phil Moore -Four ,him-
Shamming with I'm Gonna See
My Baby via Victor. Very
OOdUlee-Bah- BOh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

DEAR A. s.
NOUR husbands slogan that
L womans place Is In The
home rs as out Of date as the
town pump.
Womans place is where she
can be most useful 10 society
But whence comes your rest
less desire 20 take a lob, after
seven happy years Of homemak-
Ing2
Has your mother indirectly
planted and assiduouSly fostcred
the idea?
Is she tired OF the under-foot
position ?
Would II please her 10 take
over the household reins and
turn you into q clock-punchIng
mothers helper? It's quite pos
SIblc.
You should think twice before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Il. ". DURLENG

Absence is 10 lore
What WiHd ~ 10 FIRE
n pltis ont the little
n kindies the great.
-Bussy-Rabutin.
TIVE borough Of Manhattan IS
L the easiest place in the coun-
try for a taXicah driver 10 find
his way about The hardest pfarc-
is Bro o XII n Any Brooklyn
policeman will tell you he en-
counters every night about 10
taXlcab drivers who are lost.
Most Of these are from Man
haitian.
In London the examination TO
get a cab drivers license IS
stiff one. The applicant must
prove he is familiar with the
location Of every street IN the
city and knows the shortest dis
tance between all streets.
81 WEIGH 80 pounds. I offered
Il 10 contribute pint Of
blood 10 the Red Cross. hut they
told me I must weigh 100 pounds.
Isn't that ridiculous"
SO writes a young woman Of
Detroit. Maybe II = ridiculous,
but why argue? Why not Just
consume a few milkShakes, some
apple pie a la mode and several
chocolate SundaeS? II IS easy to
gain a pound.
Observed Eleanor Early:
There il no quality 80
profitable IN girl ~ amiabiiity.
Happy women can usually
marry any one they choose 10.
HappineSS sticks -aIl-nNer
girl and draws men like
honey draws bees.
"yOu seem 10 be having
difficulty In being able 10 deter
mine the age of woman"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Brain Game Answers

THE secretary of the treasury
and the secretary of war.
2-True.
3-Ca) is correct.
4 BY gears.
5-Inauguration of President
Roosevelt on January 20.
rather than on March 4 as
il would have been before
passage of the Twentieth
Amendment.
6-Charles Coburn.
They are holders of most OF
the worlds auto speed rec
ords made on the salt fats
AT Bonneville, Utah.
S-Chattanooga is correct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

Of youthful hopefuls audltioned
for a night club that was 10
open at 54th St. and Sew
enth avenue.
In the middle of their open
ing number the owner of the
spot stopped them and barked
that their music was atroclouS.
That they aii ought 10 be ped
ding papers instead OF wasting
time at bum music.
The crew included Tommy
Dorsey. Glenn Miller, Jack Tea
garden, Gene Krupa. Lennie
HaytOn Jimmy Dorsey and
Benny Goodman. none OF whom
hardly needs an introduction.
The night club became a has
been.
It's now the stage DELEGATES
sen.
ONE of the playbores is so
" worried about his induction
via the work or fight bill be-
coming a law he's engaged a
man 10 stay IN Washington to
send him daily reports on its
progress.
Another Of the same set
fafraid of losing his drait-prnai
status If seen in public with has
dollS) stays home. which is prac-
tically a night club.
The Sat Review Of Lit offers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

NO MATTER what happens IN
" the Pacific war, from a Far
Eastern standpoint, the japanese
have lost their war Gen. Mac
Arthur has defeated them.
In Asia, the conques OF
Manila reduces Japan prestige
10 the lowest IT has been since
the Slno-Japanese war in 1898.
For in Asia, prestige, face, as
II Is called, lies not so much IN
taking territory as in not losing
il again.
The conquest must stick The
japanese knocked us out of the
east of Asia by taking the Phil
ippines. We recovered and took
Manila back from them.
The same general whom they
defeated. has now driven them
out. They have lost face, They
cannot regain their prestige
without driving the l nlte q
States out of the Philippine
which they cannot possibly do,
From now on, A merIcanS
would be wise To W a I c h for
political changes in Japan,
Already the military strategy
has been radically altered, be-
cause the Philippines must be
regarded as within Japan inner
delenSes and they have not de-
Tended themselves al Manila.
MacArthur's advance met little
resistance.
The japanese had apparently
decided againSt losing more
material and manpOwer IN an
obviously futile attempt TO stop
Macarthur.
4 Nd now For m O a. which
~ Japan has held since 1895
Is in danger. Macarthur IS in
position 10 raid the Fukien and
even the Kuangtung coast of
China which includes Hongkong
American troops might make a
beach landing on this coast.
The Japanese must now de-
eide whether the war IS worth
continuing. The ASiatlC calcu-
latcS the ImposSlbilltleS more
readily than the European
80 Japanese can any longer
helie,e that there IS any pros
pcct of holding all the areas
conquered ny Japan prior 10
Pearl Harbor and which were
before this war well migrated
politically INTO the Japanese
empire
The Japanese army and navy
gambled and lost and even
though the masses of the Japa-
nCSe people may not know the
truth of Macarthur victories
the leaders know The imperial
household knows. The emperor
knows. They VIII Try 10 save
themselves from complete ami
hilatlon
MY PROLONGED experience
VI with japanese political
methods convnceS me that, an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

BY DR.. Logan Glendening

EDITORS NOTE-The final
letter, Of Or. CIcndsnrng, Who
died lost ueek, uH be foileWed
beginning ne,t honday, By az
heie, Of Dr.. Herman N. Bunden-
sen, noted Chicago health official
YESTERDAY We spoke Of the
L pneumonia IN general, but
particularly as n occurs ln
adults. and We outlined what
the public should know about
/, IN order to help a member Of
the family ncighbQr or fellow
worker Who may be showing
the early signs OF It's onset
Pneumonia in children de-
serves a special article. because
IN many ways n may differ
from the same disease in the
adult The causes and the ma
ture may not differ. hut the
childS organism reacts 10
somewhat different way, and
besides. the child cannot eS-
press how badly he feels, ac-
curatolv 50 for that reason may
be neglected
ONE point IN which there is a
" difference IS that IN the
child tho onset may be much
more gradual ! emphasized
yesterday that In the adult the
onset is likely 20 be sudden,
even explosive. a matter o. an
entire change Of bodily feeling
between Y noon and J o'clock,
lSo ! SAID that IN IN d1fItt
- @ explanation so often heard
that he had q bad chest cold
that ran into pneumonlI us.-
ally did not stand analysis
Most Of the acute contagious
diseases Of childhood can wind
UP with a pneumonia This Is
true Of measles. whuoplug
cough. dIphthora and less free
ouently OF scarlet fever II -
the reason that a prolonged
Conva!eSCence IS safest n an
these conditions. ANY symptom
or sign Of chest infection. rest
leSsness. cough. fever, Wheeling
breathing. towards the end al
these contaLlonS should he rl-
garded with the utmost serious
ness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Glad Montrears not here tonight"
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
PROCTN>ID TOOnS

Fknft~~In fOon~
Blus rs through R7-Naid through
Mafrr 81
Anri %
Rlue IA ihrongh M7-vsHd through
MATS. CHLISI TAIS
Rcd Q.s through S-s-Nsld trrcuFh
March 81
Red rs through Ns-vsad through
AnrN 2-
Red VS. throUIh D-2-vsud through
June
one 10 salvage 81 good tor cents
and tuo ration poin's
SHOES
Aifplane stamps 4. and S-Vaid
Indefinitely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

each year during their four
years in college on this SUBJ
iect. Those who had definitely
decided on their vocations were
only middling IN academic
ability, although some made
high grades, and others medi-
OGRE or low grades Those who
had made a tentative. choice.
with a view 10 changing II II
necessary. ranked high both IN
ability and grades The unde-
cided were mediocre in ability.
and low in grades.
3 Mostly false. Money can
buy A LOT of pleasures without
causing US 10 lose our delight
IN creating simple pleasures 81
our own.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
GASOLINE

A Coupon IA gallons. Wand throush
March al
rs and C-s Ceupons-S gallons each
re and &c Coupons--S gallons each
Law requires state name srd license
number be written on every coupon
when received
FIFt OF.
Periods 4 2 and 3-Nalid through
sept 40
Periods . and s-VaNf through sep; 30
SUGAR
stamp IA, BOOK A-Valid through
FEB 9z
SUmr rs. Book A-V6nd through
June
LIQUOR
No is-VaIc through Feb a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
DEAR MARY HAWORTIL

DEAR MARY UAMORTU;
I HAVE. been married for sever
i years.
My husband has a good job
In a defense plant and l feel
am not doing my part by
just staying home 10 take care
OF the house, As We have no
children and my parents i've
with US and help out a lot.
But my husband won't let me
go 10 work and We quarrel
whenever l suggest IT,
He says. "Womans place is
The home and he tells me
pack my suitcase II l ever
get 3 Job, because he is going
To divorce me if ! do. ! wish
you would please help me.
\ -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Connolly Answers

Ia. &c. SC. 4-b. SC.
6-(a) sweet bread; OBJ
soup: (c) Mexican beans;
td) small cakes; (e) goose
liver paste.