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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1945-06-01

congratulations were extended
to Mr.. and Mrs. D. Suico on their
38th wedding anniversary. Men,
bers of the family gathered at
their lovely home to celebrate the
occasion.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Flores on the arrival of their
new baby girl.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Suico a picnic supper was given
to celebrate Fathers Day on Sun
day June II.
Also celebrating Fathers Day at
cambridge Island were Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Braganza, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Beltran, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Cal, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Rallos and Mrs. V.
Pobre. Picnic supper and straw
berry picking were enjoyed by all.
A lovely birthday party was
given for Mrs. r. orpinada by her
husband at their residence. FIJI
plno delicaeies were served and
enjoyed by all who attended.
Mrs. P. DeCano's cousins. Mrs.
N. Rubenstein and Miss Dolores
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1945-06-01

Mrs. p. DeCano's cousins. Mrs.
N. Rubenstein and Miss Dolores
Lane, left for the east coast for
an indefinite stay.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
NV a NAUNlNUUEU
w &AA w Broadway

get back their appropriated
properties.
Kate Smith went down TO
meet the Queen Elizabeth-or
vice versa.
Medicos have warned Charlie
Boyer that he's a 6-to-l bet to
wind up Richest Man in the
Cemetery unless he takes it
easy.
Fifteen big publishers met
with the Messrs. Patterson and
Mccormick on 42pd Street.
Coasters report that Howard
Hawks, who gave Lauren Bacall
her big chance. now doesn't talk
to her Silly Bwoyyy!
JUDGE SCHWELLENBACH
- (secretary of labor is con-
fronted with this riddle: II
there are wage tilts. will they
affect prices? The people most
affected by prices will be farm
ers. Clinton p. Anderson (sec-
retary OF agricultural will pop
of about il soon.
The dispute of musicians
wages will soon be settled in
favor of the tootlers. They will
get retroactive increases for the
last two years. This applies TO
cafe crews, night spots, not
theaters. The d decision will
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

mot on your vanity case.
If your friends were perfectly
frank with you, you would soon
have no friends. You have a lot
of faults, little mannerisms.
opinions and prejudices that
your friends don't like. II your
woman friend says, Frankly, I
don't like your hair-do," very
soon you wouldn't be speaking.
We want friends who like and
praise the good things in US,
and overlook our faults and
general cussedness.
2--It does if she wants TO
get a raise every now and then.
II she is working for a dull boss,
he will admire her intelligence
and increasing knowledge and
rely on il 10 compensate for his
ignorance. II she Is working for
a smart one, he will also take
pride In having a highly intelli-
gent secretary, but also Il gives
him confidence when he is away
from the office that she will
handle his affairs with the judg-
ment that comes only from
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

probably put many small joynts
right into the graveyard. ~
The Dock and d look ISIS OF
Windsor's mansion in Paris ga
Suchet Blvd was the only
English private house untouched
by the Nazis because of this
sign on the front door: Under
Personal Protection OF Joachim
Won Ribbentrop."
A San Antonio radio station
lin the network founded by
Elliott RoosevelD has an offer
of a million dollars. The net
work has prospered. and his
share would have retired all his
debts, II he hadn't gone TO war.
MODEL agency chief II. Con-
N1 over will probably next
wed Lassie Newland on the
Conover list of lovelies.
According to the penal code
OF N. Y. Sec. 120. 1887 it is
a crime to say publicly that you
will help any one get a divorce.
New nylon raincoats will
weigh only y ounces and will
be carried In her purse.
The Pentagon Washington
will be converted into a vets
hospital for which IL was orig
inally designed.
Six >ad execs have a $4,000
pool on which of the several
new digests lasts longest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

O-Can n landlord put the
VI family Of serviceman out
or house when he IL sending
them monthly dependency
allowance and the rents are
paid on time ?--H. Il. b.
A-The only special protec-
tion afforded by law TO the
families of men in the service
that would prevent a lawful dis
possession of premises rented by
them is that under the Soldiers
and Sailors Civil Relief Act of
1910. The dependents Of a SOL
der may not be eYicted from
their dwelling for nonpayment
Of rent il the rental is $50 or
less per month, except upon
leave of the court. If, in the
opinion OF the court, the ability
of the tenant to pay the agreed
rent is materially affected by
reason of military service, the
court may stay the eviction pro-
ceedings for not longer than
three months. In case of an
eviction proceedings, the serv-
icemans family should seek the
advice of a Legal Aid Society,
or the chairman of the State
Bar Association committee on
war work. Any Red Cross
chapter can refer an individual
TO such legal aid.
Q-My husband has been In
the service since Sept. 16, 1910,
and overseas since Nov. 4, 1914.
and has three battle stars. How
many points did he have as OF
May l2, I945?-Mrs. Nj. II. B.
Ale had So points for
length of service, six points for
overseas duty, five each for the
three battle stars; total Of II.
as Of May II. 1945.
Q-My son enlisted in the
army of his own free will; he
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

CENATOR WARREN G. MAG
- NUSON. of the great state
of Washington-the vacationist S
paradise, tourist rates on request
came through the other day
with the most pithy description
of the nations capital l have
ever heard.
"Ah, Washington" sighed the
senator, rapturously. "Wash-
ington--with Its northern charm
and southern efficiencyw
ALL visitors to Washington in
n the last four years know
more than they probably want
TO know about the hotel situa-
ton. They know il is hard to
get a room and even harder to
hold onto it after you get it.
BY agreement. all hotels have
a ruling that no transient may
stay over seven days. This
means that a guy who has busi-
ness taking him eight days or
more. has TO scout around for a
new hotel room for the rest Of
his stay.
The other day Marshall F.
(Mac) Bannell, well-known pub
liciSt. was notified by the Stat
Ter that his seven days were up.
He pulled all the wires he could.
and finally got a room a. the
Washington.
Unpacking there, he discov-
cred he had left his best baby
blue pajamas at the Statler, so
he ran back and knocked at the
door Of his old room. An ania-
BILE looking fellow let him in.
Mr.. Bannell found the pa
iamas and then got into a
conversation with the new occu-
pant. He described how he
had been heaved out of the
Statler but had found haven in
the Washington.
what room have you got
there?" asked the fellow.
Mr.. Bannell told him, where
upon the fellow leaped up with
a wild light in his eyes.
can't b eIie-ve ~ ta-hc
screamed. 81 came here be-
cause I was thrown out Of the
Washington. And that's the
room I was thrown out Of"
MIR. DAVE SENTER, the po-
Nl litical writer, strode into
the chambers of the House COM
mittee ON un-American activi-
ties to inquire about progress of
the new investigation of SUBJ
versive elements which began
Sept. 26.
Ernie Adamson, general coun-
sci Of the committee, nodded
warningly toward a workman
in overalls on a stepladder and
whispered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

WILL WOOi|Ai I'D III . rs
- they saw Gloria Vanderbilt
Stokowski in Reno over the
wk-end. Business or pleasure?
All G.. Vanderbilt and the
Lorgnette Sets lovely Jean
Murray are Making 1t a Habit.
Movieburg's Rochelle Hudson
(recently Renotarized) will we'd
a Navy Loot.
Barbara Hutton and Philip
Reed have decided not to spoil
things by getting married.
Mimi Munsel (the new Met
opera diva has Cancelled mat
rimonial plans temporarily
The disappointed bridegroom-to-
be is an attorney.
The Jack Lees agnes Moore
head) have discussed their prob
lem with barristers.
Babs Beckwith, most photo
graphed model, became the
bride Of Navy 1t. Dana Noble
(of Conn., at Sea Island, Ga.
DAUL CALICO is colyuming
Il weekly for the London
Graphic.
The Ed Murrows' image is
due next month.
II may not be long before the
Mexican Govt invites the u. S.
oil firms 10 return 10 Mexico 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
BUGS BAER

Now that the travel restrictions over, it is lonely in
the Pumans with only three strangers upper berth
When the said Share the ride they included
toothbrushes. All remember about the dining
there too many elbows for so few people.
Now can go back to my pre-atomic days. When rav
eled had ticket called for. And seat
feet called for Then usually hung and umbrella
they dbbed down another passengers neck Every time
the train sagwayed around the bend he slapped with left
hook from empty overcoat sleeve Then the umbrella bed
him and the other sleeve took up the argument.
Along about the sixteenth station stop determined old
lady with baggage than handles would get the train
halt your immediate locality and say "Poddon is this
occupied Well she could the space taken up
by pair of big feet enjoying squaers sovereignty
half-soled and heeed luxury.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
BY Damon
Runyon

wonder what the price on that
ought to he. figuring all those
red tights ahead or us: 1
guess II ought to be about 20
to /. wish there was a book
maker around"
7 REALLY had 10 admire the
4 way Mr.. Todd maneuvered
when he saw a red light in our
path.
His great worry was the ap-
proach TO the Hudson tunnel,
where cars stop while the driv-
ers pay the toll.
"T've got q half-dollar ready
and I'm going to stick IL in that
guys kisser so fast he won't
know what's happened and keep
rolling" said Mr.. Todd. re-
ferring 10 the policeman at the
tunnel toll station.
AS we neared the tunnel en-
trance, Mr.. Todd was leaning
far out the car window with
the half dollar in his extended
hand. but the cop in the little
booth who takes the toll had
his back turned 10 the toll side
as we rolled up. He began
turning around AT the sound Of
our car but had not turned far
enough TO reach for Mr.. Todd's
dough when we arrived abreast
the booth, and consequently Mr..
Todd had to stop the car
MR.. TODD was still reviewing
I'A the incident in his mind
after we got another kindly
push and we're sliding through
the tunnel
"If I had thought Of II I
would have had five or $40
bill ready, instead of the half
dollar. and just ;l'-own II at
the guy and never ,Nused," he
ruminated. He would have
been too excited Ia stop me.
Yes, that II what I should have
done. lost out there by not
being a little liberal"
Sneaking past a few red
lights we finally pulled up out
side his garage somewhere in
the sixties.
But Mr.. Todd never stopped
beeflng and finally his COM
plants centered about the
policemen in the toll booth.
"Mr. Todd" said, "why are
you making q great big thing
about this? I said we are home
safely and no harm has been
done, so let US forget the whole
business"
Forget IT," Mr., Todd said.
II finally figured out the odds
against me not stopping In 18
miles were so 20 I. and 80 I
lost the biggest mind bet I ever
made In my life because that
guy turned 90 slowly
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
BRIGHTER SIDE

WE HAD stopped on red
w light at sign post on the
Jersey side that read New
York Is miles" II was l
o'clock in the morning and
when Michael Todd, the theatri-
cal producer. tried 10 start his
car going again, there was
nothing doing.
/ think ne said il was the
clutch.
Finally Mr.. Todd got out and
hailed another motorist and
asked for a shove.
The guy obliged.
Mr.. Todd-who dearly loves
the speculative phases OF any
proposition-said
We've got about 16 miles To
20 without stopping, because IL
we stop we can't start again
unless we get another shove.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

XNA OOAe SEAe v ANE Answers to Veterans

or under any other clrcum-
stances, completely capsizing
and then Fighting herself
B. j.
A-No such instance is
known.
Q--Is there any opportunity
for officers I'm the army of the
United States who are not
regular army officers, TO stay in
the service and keep their COM
missioned rank rs. II. M.
Avery non-regular army
officer who is interested in
regular army commission should
write to the war department.
stating the branch in which he
desires appointment and enclos-
ing information on his quaiifea-
tions and education. The letters
should 60 through the officers
immediate commander for en-
dorsement with that officers
recommendations, and are then
sent to the next higher echelon
for a similar endorsement be-
fore being transmitted to the
adjutant general. Officers al
ready relieved from active duty
under h norab1e conditions
should write directly to the
adjutant general. Legislation
is pending under which such
appointments may be made.
Q-Has Gen. Macarthur sent
men into japanese occupation
who have had IS points and are
eligible for discharge? - Mrs.
j. L.
A--Secretary of War Stimson
has said that all 85-point men
were combed out of the invasion
divisions before they were sent
into Japan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
NEGETARIANs GREATER

Tn OTHER words, the rate OF
Il anemia among the vegetari-
ans was - times greater than
among the meat eaters. Further
more. the vegetarianS had the
macrocytic type OF anemia. while
the microcytic type occurred in
the meat-eating group.
The only difference In the
habits OF the two groups was
that the neat eaters had 20
ounces Of mutton a day. Hence.
Il was concluded that the alb
Sence OF this meat in the diet
was the cause Of the increase in
size OF the red blood cells, and
the severity and frequency OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

was not drafted. At that time
I had another, son supporting
me, but he Is I'm the service
now, too and sends me the
government allotment. / would
like to know IL the SON who en-
listed could do this for me
also, or can he claim depend
ent when he wasn't drafted?
A. b.
A-The fact that your son vol
unfairly enlisted in the service
does not make his dependents
ineligible for family allowances.
II your circumstances have so
changed that you are now de-
pendent upon him for at least
a substantial degree Of support,
application may be filed based
on his service. If he Is over
seas, you may file, IL he is in
this country, he must file it
himself.
Q-Is there any record OF q
naval vessel during q typhoon
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

on record for the world TO
read?
Why the sneak approach, via
overtime work and country
ride?
The fact Of your being en-
gagged TO Bob and embarrass-
ingly beholden TO Bob's family,
while awkward for you until
bravely remedied, Is no justifi-
cation for the stealthy approach
Of Mr.. Big.
The ease with which he cast
his spell suggests a seasoned
trickster in the game of hearts.
What II he just wants your
love with no strings attached? =?
How would life under the
sheltering wing of Bob and his
fine folks appeal in that case?
And isn't IL possible that
Bob's very presence. even now
might prove that you had mis-
taken tinsel for gold7
/ don't know how much Mr..
Bigs word TO a woman is worth.
But my advice is: Cross-ques-
tion him concerning his inten-
tions. before weighing him in as
a matrimonial rival 10 Bob.
Then if you are convinced he
Is on the level, and provided
also that he is free to marry, /
suppose YOU ought TO confess
the tangle 10 Bob's family at
once. and let them set the pace
In preparing him for a crash
landing.
In conclusion, / thing you
would wrong Bob 10 marry
him in token payment Of social
Indebtedness, with no heart for
the union.
You could be 10 him a wife
worth having only il he lowered
head and shoulders above other
admirers in your regard.
NJ
EDITORS NOTE-Mary Ha-
Worth eounssis through her col
ann, not BY mail or personal
interview. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Il. v. DURLING

In 1912 and 1913. the fighting
men were singing a pessimistic
ditty titled THE Golden Gate
by Forty-eight." Now they are
singing, Riverside Drive by
Forty-five.'
THE husband OF a Hollywood
Il ian criticized her hats. He
also said at times when she
laughed she cackled like a hen.
So she sued him for divorce.
Most women are highly critical.
but few can take criticism; even
when constructive. II could be
the aforementioned husband was
right about mis- wife's hats.
Maybe they didn't fit her face.
Perhaps they made her too con-
spicuous. Possibly, they SUBJ
jected her 10 FidieHle. AS for
cackling like a hen when laugh
ing, that is a grievous fault in a
woman. II can be corrected. In
any event. this incident reveals
the danger in criticizing a wife.
The members of those New York
and Pittsburgh Horses & Women
clubs who intend to try to inn
prove women by constructive
criticism. are taking an awful
chance. A lot of them may end
i'm nayincy aliTuOpV
4 STATISTICIAN- states the
"a average weekly wage for
men in the manufacturing indus
tries in New York State in 1915
was S59.33. When 1 was a kid,
the big shot in our block in Bay
Ridge, Brooklyn, was a man
whose salary was $50 a week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL

CAnswer to yesterdays Question:
VOUR romance with the boss
has a false bottom, II seems
TO me; else why would you be
trying TO knit, alone, the least
painful solution for all con-
cerned?
II il were his desire or pur-
pose 10 marry you, / think he
would already have taken the
problem Off your shoulders. at
least 10 the extent of counsel
ing you, in executive capacity,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

Learn from the birds 10 choose
a mate,
BIT not IKE them 10 range;
They keep their mate but for one
year,
But. sweet, tets Herer change.
Let's initiate the turtle dOUo IN
lore,
That dfUdys loves, but loves but
one.
Love is kindest Gnd hath most
length,
The KISSES are most street,
HhcH It's enjoyed IN heat ~
strength
Where like affections meet.
-Hannay.
4 CALIFORNIAN na m @ q
~ three puppies born on the
Fourth of July Bing. Bang and
Boom.
Only Florida and Kansas rec
ognized proxy marriages of girls
in the United States 10 men in
the armed forces stationed over
seas.
A blue-eyed blonde, 5 feet 7ia
inches tall, weighing l35 pounds,
states she has received Is pro-
posals of marriage in less than a
year. She adds. And / wear
glasses. Let Dorothy Parker
think that over.
A CHICAGOAN reports some
-h- of the younger feminine
residents of his city are becom-
ing so aggressive in the search
for male companionship that
they are giving out with wolf
whistles when a good-looking
young fellow passes by.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
On the
Side

He lived in big house and wore
a silk hat Sunday. Stih the
amount of a salary Is no basis
for comparison. 1t is what the
money will buy at the time IL is
earned. And in the days Of my
early youth, so bucks would buy
you plenty. -1-----
GgTNIIE Japs adopted baseball
Il before the war" says
sport scribe. But he doesn't say
what war. Fact is. Jsps adopted
baseball in 1876, nearly 70 years
ago.
Tulips just arrived from Hol-
land, brandy just off the boat
from France and automobiles
newly arrived from England are
now on sale in New York. The
European manufacturers GER
tainly lost no time after the war
in getting into the u. S. market.
DASSING BY: Lena Horne.
Il Chanteuse. She started on
the chorus line of Harlem's Cot
ton Club, then became band
canary for Charlie Barnet's
orchestra, after which she sang
at Cafe Society in Greenwich
Village and has now achieved a
pay check of at least $1,000 a
week.
Harry Grabiner, Baseball club
executive. Connected with the
Chicago White Sox for Al years.
If you claim to be a young old
timer as a Chicago fan, tell me
where the Sox finished in 1904.
And in what year were they
known as "the hitless wonders" ?
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

on how TO smooth the way 10
wedding with him.
His siding courtship sounds
more like wolf than honest
suitor TO me.
And whence comes your the
ory that he can't marry you
without jeopardizing his social
standing and position with the
firm?
Has he got wife already?
II he Is a bachelor, in love
with you, wanting you as wife.
why hasn't he put his devotion
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
BETTER HEALTH
BY DR.. Herman Bundsen-

THE relation of various foods
- in the diet 10 the develop
ment of diseases. is an impor-
tant matter for study. Anemia
or lack of coloring in the blood
is condition which often de-
pends 10 some extent on the
diet. During war and postwar
periods when food shortages ex-
list. such disturbance becomes
more frequent.
The coloring matter OF the
blood contains iron. Hence, the
eating of foods rich in iron is
important in preventing anemia.
Deficiencies in the diet may also
affect the red blood cells.
THERE are various types OF
anemia. In some instances,
the blood cells are larger than
normal. This is called macrocytic
snemia. When the blood cells are
smaller than normal II is called
microcytic anemis.
Doctors Godfrey F. Taylor
and p. ~. Chhuttani OF India
have made a study Of so persons
with anemia. They were taken
from a group OF people. 1900
OF whom were meat eaters and
I 1873 Of whom we're vegetarians.
These physicians found that in a
period of four and one-half
months. II cases OF anemia came
from the group of 1900 meat
eaters. and 26 from the smaller
group Of vegetarians.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
WASHINGTON Scene
BY George Dixon

There's been q leakw
MIR. Senter got all agog and
whipped out his notebook.
"Where:" he gasped. "Who's
working on II ?"
"The plumber!"
"The plumber?"
Naturally" said Mr.. Adam
son. It's I'm the ceiling"
Distributed BY King Features .ynd. Inc.
Reproduction In whole or In part
strictly prohibited.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Brain Game Answers

IA purse worn at the front Of
the kilt, usually made OF
lambskin.
2-The Black Dragon Society.
3-(a) True. The gas liberated
Is carbon dioxide. (b) True.
coach of the Army football
team.
5-Jackie Butch" Jenkins.
6-(a) Is correct. IL Is one Of
the movements Of a dance.
abraham Lincoln.
sNueces and Rio Grande.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

broad knowledge Of things,
events, and people. e1e
3-Yes. That's what I have
been doing ever since ! started
this column. II I didn't,
couldn't keep up with my read
ers. They send in a question
and then / have TO search
through all the latest technical
journa1s and scientific re-
searches to find the answers, but
it's fun.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Any Questions?
IvyIgr ~ n Dgr TTArc

Any QueStlOnS !
THE DETROIT TIMES
mails personal answers 10
questions about the needs
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dependents.
Many answers are printed
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Address questions this way:
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

the anemia, in the vegetarian
group of those studied.
In one instance, severe ma
crocytic anemia developed in a
vegetarian when the amount of
milk, fresh fruit and vegetables
was reduced In the diet. An
other case developed during a
prolonged attack of fever, which
would indicate the need OF an
abundance Of meat and IRON
containing foods in the diets Of
patients suffering from pro-
longed illness.
IL would appear that meat
eating Is of some Importance in
the prevention OF anemia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
Connolly Answers

&c. Pa. SC. IA. 5-b.
6-(a) jefferson. (b) Web
ster, (c) Wilson, I'D Emer-
son. (e) Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

EDITORS NOTE-Mry Ha-
Worth eounssis through her col
ann, not BY mail or personal
interview. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

A. NJ: For several years l
have been bothered by a sore
spot under my right shoulder
blade. Could the lung cause the
condition
Answer: The sore spot may be
due 10 lung disorder. but more
probably is the result Of an in
fiammation Of a bursa (which is
a sac containing fiuid) under the
shoulder blade. An orthOpedic
specialist should be consulted
about the condition.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-03

4 CALIFORNIAN name d
~ three puppies born on the
Fourth of July Bing. Bang and
Room