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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
One Word Led to Another
The Detroit Tim.
Hey, YOU,
BY Linda and
Jerry Walter
BY Arthur Bugs" Baer

Here for that old distinguished visitors book
There is worldwide association of keepers Of rock
gardens.
And most of them roofs in Manhattan When
George Jiggs McManus taking a short-egged stroll
with me last year he said There trees the
roofs in New York than there on the ground in
California
And he correct as the answers in the back Of
teachers book.
What's more, and never less is there rocks
New York roof gardens than there in the Alps
SO much top soil and fertilizers going up my eeva
tors that don't know whether l living in apart
ment house silo.
There is next door who raises honey bees in
his penthouse. I'm the fifteenth floor. The other
day woke up and gandered mountain goat looking in
the window Across the way there is field of
waving in the breeze
Yessr, for the first time in its history the skyline
Of New York needs shave and a haircut
have been invited 10 join the rock gardeners kt1t
after
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
E. v. DURLING

A DD members NJ MA p.
~ Club; Shelley Kelly Gilman
III
The largest hotel in the Brit
ish Empire IS the Royal York
Hotel, Toronto, Can.
Am informed nv railroad
man the way 10 set watch IN
the minutes and seconds when
you get the time by radio or
telephone Is 20 take off the cryS-
tai and with 4 match or tooth
pick hold the second hand until
the right time catches up or
push 1t ahead 10 match the time
given. 4 young woman
born Jan rs under sign Of
Capricorn wishes 10 point out
that also born under the same
sign were: Clara Barton, Ruth
Chatter Marion Dawes.
Helen TWelvptreeS. Loretta
Young and Bebc Daniels.
NOV ! have the college pro-
y fcSsorS checking on me.
One Of the faculty OF the Uni-.
varsity of II!tRetS is trying -
win A stogie as 10 the originator
Of the one way street. | still
claim that I'M The second cen-
tHry A D. the Roman En-
pefor Hadtian originated The
one way street and the white
line dividing traffic lanes.
nISPATCH says A drverleSs
~ car in Los Angeles ran
down hill and killed A baby.
A runaway automobile IS A
terrific menace. Once in our
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

Even now I sometimes feel
pangs Of horrible guilt about il,
because she is a neurotlc, un-
happy woman.
Mothef=expected -hath-eLtfs
10 die every time We sneezed
and consequently | am a -hYpo-
chrondriac. with series Of
ailments including bad hack,
cdnKerS in The mouth, lndigeS-
tjon headaches and the usual
complaints that negreties have.
Mother never goes out, mopeS
about WITH SIX cats and fears
for their safety and says there
nothing ~ iIve for.
am Stalkcd by fear that I
shall be as desperately unhappy
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
DEAR V. r
DtT vide geographic distance
between yourself and your

hlCarbonate Of soda, thus csus-
Inc 4 traffic Jar
The other day however. Sen
ator George y. Aiken Of Ner-
mont, conhded 10 Frank Smith,
one Of our most tireleSS journal
lists, that he had discovered a
partlaAcure.
when cab ignores me.
whip out paper and pencil and
pretend TO he taking dawn the
-Htirfbrr, said the tor.
You'd he surprised at the re-
suits. ~ least dozen drivers,
on seeing he do my stunt. have
slammed on the brakes and
backed up 10 let me aboard"
EORMER senator Arthur
Walsh Of New Jersey. Is an
accomplished viollnist. Last
year he used 10 play al quite
few official gatherings with a
senator from Missouri as his
piano accompanISt.
Walsh has left Washington 10
-rcSunle his chores as big
Edison company executive. but
his pianist is still around town.
although not doing much piano
playing publicly. He is sort Of
tied up with other work.
The other day Walsh was here
and remarked that there seemed
10 be a future in piano playing
However" he added, II will
admit that only one accom-
PIANIST ~ mine ever made the
presidency"
On returning home. much inn
pressed by the way things are
-enins -4H-NN NN-aslftngto tom afst1
wired his eX-piano player.
Thank God YOU didn't sue
ceed In the haberdashery bust
ness"
GROVER HILL. who re
VI signed rs underSeCretary Of
agriculture 10 make way for j
y. Hutson. was discussing his
sudden custer with group Of
playmatcS the other DAY. One
friend asked If tho department
had given him anything on
parting.
"Oh, YES" replied Mr.. Hill.
They gave me the fifth free
DOM"
"The ffth freedom?
"Yeh-freedom 10 20 out and
look for q job"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

before Eisenhower left for
- Europe 10 take up his duties
as Allied Supreme Commander,
he said TO Gen. Marshall: Gen
eral. .aven't had time 10
thank you yet.
Marshall replied: Don't Try
10 thank me. You 90 over and
do The job and well have cause
! to thank you
DEN PORTRAITS about Gen.
i Ike always include this
yarn: Some years ago when
he was on duty in Panama he
casually remarked 10 friend
This is fine day 10 have
your appendix removed
Asked whether IL had been
troubling him he replied: NO, |
don't even know / have an ap-
pendix. but IL might rear up and
put me out of action some time
when things aren't so quiet
EISENHOWER 6 knack of in
~ spring the feeling Of COM
-radeship the men who
worked and fought with him
made the Allies an unbeatable
team His informality is a
=prieeleSs-asset of his leader
ship. Frixampie, when the
Allies invaded Africa he sent
this note 10 Gen. Patton Dear
George: Algiers has been ours
for two days. Oran defenSeS
crumblinG rapidly with Navy
shore batteries Surrendcring.
Only tough nut 10 crack is in
your hand. Crack it open
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
At YOUR SERVICE

n-If a soldier IL discharged
VI because his family needs
him--the father IL sick, and the
soldier must care for his
mother. sister and hnnthers--is
he eligible for mustering-out
paw and the G.. |. Bill Of Rights:
Mrs. II. NJ.
A-If the soldier is otherwise
eligible for these benefits, he
will not be barred from receiv-
ing mUStering-out pay and the
rights and privileges of the G.
]. Bill of Rights because he re-
ceived a discharge OF depend
ency
Q-what is the pay Of BM
2/c:. ID. II.
A-Boatswaln's mate. second
class. receives base pay Of S96
monthly. Additional pay Of 20
per cent of base pay is allowed
for-sAa -es-orrrSpa duty.
Of a seryicpmsn designates
nlA f1OtUtT IN Tl~ btutt'i 10 ~
will she be entitled to receive
his bonus IL he killed in ac-
ton: Will a bonus be paid:
III. l..
A=The mother of service
man who is Killed in action may
not be eligible for any bonus
which might be paid after the
-serviceman's discharge from ac-
tive service. However. if the
serviceman is unmarried and
has no dependent children. his
mother may be eligible for six
months death gratuity pay, the
balance OF pay and allowances
due and unpaid the serviceman
AZ time Of death. payments from
National Service Life Insurance
which the serViceman carried, If
he named his mother benefici-
ary. and if she is dependent,
she may be eligible for death
compensation benefits through
the Veterans Administration
upon submission and approval
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
oETHHFSss9EINes
Answers to Veterans

the pension while the veteran
Is hOSpitafizrd.- --------
Q-To which army In the
160th Infantry Regiment at
tached?
A-The 9Th Army on Luzon
Island in the Philippines.
Q-I have misplaced the ad-
dress OF the army war bond
office. Will you please publish
IL In the paper: Mrs. III. NJ.
A-War Bond Division. Adiu-
tant Generals Office, 366 West
Adams Street. Chicago 6. III.
Q-My husband was honor
ably discharged six months ago,
and while he was showing his
honorable discharge button to
other members Of the family, 1t
was broken. Where can he OBJ
tain another button:
Mrs. A. l.. I.
A-The honorably discharged
veteran may obtain another
discharge button for nominal
charge AT any -army-Rapy sHp-
ply store, upon presentation OF
hts discharge papers,
CIVIL our returning pris-
oners OF war (airmen) be as
signed to foreign service, or are
they eligible for discharge under
the point system: s. A. ID.
Aft the servicemen qualify
for discharge under the point
system. and if it is determined
by the war or navy depart
ments that the man is not
essential. be may be discharged.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
On the
Side

husband. Is IL the husband who
looks AZ and talks about beau
tiful women the one to he
watched by his wife or is IL the
one who never talks about
them?
A-When a man ceases To he
interested In beautiful female
figures and faces he IL about
over the hill. He is ready for
that old rocking chair. As for
the husbands who do not talk
Ia their wives about beautiful
women they are merely being
diplomatic. Few wives like To
hear their husbands rave about
other women. Such II the
opinion Of our Mules 4 Men ex-
perts.
Q-My father wants me 10
study law. | want 10 he A mu-
Sician. Should l keep arguing or
do what he says?
A-HonOr, respect and love
your father. Give the old boy a
fine necktie on Fathers Day
hut choose your own career.
Werner Janssen's father wanted
him In go into the restaurant
business Damroch's father
wanted him TO be n doctor.
q Make I'D your mind. who
introduced the song, "Bedelia,
Blanche Ring or Elizabeth MUIR
ray.
Al was right the first time.
Blanche Ring introduced Be
della" In the musical show The
Jersey Lily" II was written cs-
pecially for her by Jean
Schwartz and Bill Jerome.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
BETTER HEALTH
EN D.. Herman -EAAAesen--

Wtifi'E;tt''fER new method
w Of treatmcnt Is diScoIeLed
and found 20 be worth Wh4le et-
fertS- felleu- make -iFeat-
nfent- str,picr ana more effcc.
tive.
This has happened IN the case
of tn wonder-Worklng druE-
penlclllr. When penIcillin va
first employed. In practically
all instances It was used by IN
lection into a VEN. 4 method
known IS continuous drip vas
employ ed. which means that
solution containing the penlcillln
was allowed 10 how into vein
slowly over period Of - hours
or longer. Then. later on the
drug vas given By injection into
= vein every three or four
hours, day and night Still later,
~ was used by injecting u into
the muscle. but such injections
also had 20 be gwen at frequent
intervals
DECENTLY. Or William NJ
IL Parkins and his co-workcrS
-etihs- I University Al 81 t1ff -ff4rUUSyt=
wanna have been using penicillin
mixed with gelatin and a drug
Hike -rptrrtrfnr. wtrrci7 r1dS r'16
effect Of shrinking tho blood
vessels. When this mixture *
used the pcnIciHin is more
owly absorbed Or taken up hy
nc body. remains in the blood
for a longer period of time and
the number of injections may he
cut from eight A day 20 three
= DAY OF course. the Cortlnu-
Gus intravenouS drip method IS
still widely used.
Patients may take penlcIlhn
by swallowing IT in the form OF
p pill or gelatin capsule instead
Of by injections Recently a
mixture Of penicillin with cotton
seed oil put into gelatin cap
suieS. has becn developed The
gelatin capsule protects tho
penlclllin from the acid Of tho
stomach The stomach acid
rapidly destroys penlclllln When
the capsule Of tho peHieilln gets
into the intestlneS. II breaks
open and tho drug is absorbed
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

OF her claim on Form 535.
Q-My husband World
War I veteran who receives $50
monthly compensation. He Is
now in government hospital
will he continue to receive the
compensation while hospital
izeds Mrs. NJ. 4.
Aft your husbands disahil-
ity is service connected 500
will be deducted each month
for his hospital care and his
family viii receive the excess
amount Of compensation. II the
disability is nonServfce con-
necied, So will be suhtracted
for disqualification, and his fam
lily will receive the balance of
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Write Your
Questions

THE TROiT TIMES
4 will mail you q personal
answer to any question you
would like TO ask about the
needs and welfare. rights and
privileges of seryicemen and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many questions and an
swers will he printed daily in
this department,-but all
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address your questions this
way:
AT YOUR SERVICE
BUREAU,
DETROIT TINES,
TINES SQUARE,
DETROIT 81, MICHIGAN.
Be certain that you include
your name and address and a
seIf-addre,scd, stamped en-.
veiope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
MARY HAWORTH,S Mail

DEAR MARY HAWORTH
AM happily married with A
i daughter, 4. and no financial
worries, nothing 10 prevent me
from enjoying life.
Butt am besct by vague
unrest and fears of the future
about half the tune. e.----------
l know the cause nf my
trouble an anxiety complex
acquired 4-ehffdhood- IN an on-
ktironment provided by an cX-
remely neuroflc mother
> ] am the elder Of two glflS
and mother sfetfed me-, 80
when my sister Camc along fNc
Wears iatrE-I- resented -hrF-a ard
made her life miserable with
bullying.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
DAMON RUNYON
The Brighter
Side

But somewhere my goggfy-
eyed anemic and very poor
young man is working day in
and day out and. as sure as you
are alive. one of these days he
will come up with the answer.
II will be a jubilee day for all
humanity. And that winds me
up on this topic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

nelEhborhoOd A drlveTlesS car
ran down a hill into a crowded
drLg store. Some years ago |
saw a car get loose and start
down a high hill. Before it could
gather speed | jumped on the
running board, got in and
stopped il. And so what? Just
the the owner looked out the
window and saw me- IN his car.
! had A tough time convincing
him ! wasn't trying TO steal the
bus. Shows YOU what can hap
pen TO a hero A. times.
QUERIES from clients. O A
0 stogie says YOU can't answer
this baseball question: How is
u possible for a pitcher starting
an inning 10 throw only two
balls and get three men out?
A-As the pitcher steps on
the pitchers box and prepares
10 pitch the man at hat switches
from the right hand batter's
box 10 the left-handed batter's
box. For doing this the batter
Is declared out. The next two
batters fy out each on first ball
pitched. Thus there are three
out hut only two halls have
-brru pitched. Please forward
stogie Immediately.
Q-My husband has a habit
of gazing Al beautiful females
with much interest particularly
II they are wearing bathing
suits. He also talks a lot about
beautiful women he has seen.
Yet he is a loyal and loving
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Brain Game Answers

Yes. Franklin died in 1890.
The Constitution went into
operation. March 4, 1889.
2-Friar Tuck.
3-57 is correct.
4-True.
5-Greenland and New Guinea.
6-0mar Bradley, commander of
the Twelfth Army Group.
7--Chimercial, real; omniscient,
ignorant; specious, authentic.
8-Eigf1t. California. Arizona,
New Mexico. Texas. Louis
lana. Mississippi Alabama,
Florida.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Connolly Answers

1-b. &c. 3-a. "A. 5-b.
6-(a) Walter Lippmann, (b)
Archibald MacLeish. (c) Will
liam Saroyan, Id James Thur
ber, (e) Lin Yutang.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

praise increased the work out,
put Of the introvertS. much
more than introverts who were
blamed. or extroverts who were
praised. On the other hand,
repeated blame increased the
output Of eXtrOverts who were
praised. or introverts who were
blamed. Parents and teachers
ought to know these things
about children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

fff++f-i BE ttttrrrt from -tTp small
In iczi-r,G- - . :, 1rSrr yt-F++rTg
containing F@nicillir far frraf-
ing sore throat ami tonsIttIrIS.
TESTS not only with ANIMALS,
i but. also With human pa
ticHts showed the method 0f
eTylnc the pcnIcillIn in capsules
IS effective IN keeping a suffI-
cicnt amount of the drug IN the
blood for action against nfec-
tionS which may be present in
the body
II IS true that more pcnlCIlgn
must ne employed when y is
gwen IN this way but since y
is more easily administered and
q less highly refined product is
needed this new method may
entirely Supplanf The injection
form Of treatment IN the future.
OF couSe. with the capsules. II
is necessary 20 determine is
exact effectiveness bur " would
apnear that - viii not he long
before penlcIlin may be used 20
greater extent by admlniStrs-
t10n flFOUEh tnc mouth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

CEN. EISENHOWER never
VI made any secret OF the fact
that he despiSes blcotry And it
must never be forgotten that
the first EISenhowcrs 10 come
10 America were refugees They
came here 10 escape religious
persecution in Germany.
Eisenhower $ glorious -cantri-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
Your
SUCCESS IN MARRIAGE
Tests

A-s you good uss "a n.rrsz,
partner ,
Can YOU ~ happy vs,n n, psrn,f
% v0ur rhnlrf7
Wnst are ne sizns ma, fofe'sU the
success ~ any marriage go
Tao ~ ATertrs : HIfsfsrdlnr rrrt
d1El1tt spent yesrK searching ogt fhA
vital Information snr ms Dr. via
gam haN secures ~ fnr v0u Win IA
yn1 can s0rs yogrssf ind Fouf parf.
rs- on tne important factors Of mar
fiaze success
TAls booslsf III, ~ senf e. r1s' 0c
and fismpfd ttrH sefarffelref en.
yrlrps Adcres Or Wtgzam LIT g
EXPLORE YOUR MIND CO thit
nfwspapCr
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

DEAR V. r: r
DtF vide geographic distance
between yourself and your
maiheL dnd-keep -it-tAore
Give your SICK body and half
sick mind A chance 10 heal. IN
an environment not polluted by
Ffr7T=FemHfseent of her pestIient
gloom
II j. an axiom Of mora phi
lnSnphy thai we become like
what We contemplate. and YOU
have good reason 70 dread that
YOU may/fnish in your mothers
image.
Thu&.-taI-Ae...--tssvr'-=-=fK Kept her
'front.' and center in your life
and thoughts. racing back -te
her ElWAA&- IN hedtt-ar1ri mind,
Ike a fear-crazcd horse 10
-b4rnInE harm
A At.t''ffa mother wretched fate
is scaled. with her permission.
Almost by personal choice, II
seems, as II she reVeled IN
phony naityrdon.
She has everything 70 -ht4.iAi
on. II she were interested IN
making her life Joy, but she
isn't
Which argues YOU have No
duty 10 hover around. obSesSed
and sickened by her wrong
example
Rather your duty 10 self and
child and also husbands 10
use free viii and intelligence
10 cut completely away from
her. mind and spirit. certainly.
and literally, physically. If pos
sible. VI. ii.
EDITORS NOTE-Mary No
north counsel, through her col
unn; not BY mail or personal
rnteruTcu, Write her IN care Of
The Detroit Tunes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29
quickly. (Signed) Ike I.
Patton did just that.

quickly (Signed) Ike
Patton did just that.
ONE of Eisenhower's strong
y, est and most appealing
characteristics is his deep and
sincere hdmility. When his
home town. Abilene, was ccle-
brating Eisenhower Day" some
time ago. he sent this cable 10
his fellow citizens there: Tf
you folks try To high-hat me
and call me by titles instead OF
Dwight when I come home. l
shall feel like stranger. The
worst part of military rank II
its loneliness. wish I could
he home with the old gang at
the cafe"
THE generals hiStory-making
deeds speak most eloquently
Of his devotion 10 America.
Bat when asked ahouthiS views
on democracy, he answered
SucclncHy: Democracy. Look
what IL has done for me. Took
me off a Kansas farm. gave m~
the best education In the world;
gave me chance tn make a
career for myself"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-29

as mother and many other
women of her generation
know.
What can / do 10 escape il?
Why cant I do sS my husband
adviseS--luSt forget her and
live my own life? v. r.
The Valley settler., 1945-02-09
ANNUAL MEETING OF COOP CONT.

An increase in potatoes may be ad- visible. There is possibility that we may get Air Transportetio on to parts of Alaska as yet unt ouched by our markets.
 MT. Snodgrass reported that five members had paid fines for violating the Marketing Contract in the se11- ing of eggs outside the Ass ociati on He called for a dis cussion of the situati on and want ed the members to either approve or disapprove the action taken by the Board so that they would know how to handle sub- sequent cases. Much discussion followed in wht ch dairymen, veget ab l. growers, and the Potato growers took the lead. f motion was finall, made and passed with some obi jecti on that the Boa rd enforce the Marketing Contract. This means that all violators i'll be fined not $25. as was the case of the Egg Producers, but l0% on all sales outside the Co-op, end this will app1y not to just Egg Producers, but to all other producers as we'll.
 There were three Board members to be ele cted, one for three year term and 2 for one year terms Frank Linn was rec le ected on the !"three, : yeer term, end Clair Pat ttoh iand L. c Stock for the one year terms.
 Mr. Victor Falk brought up the problem of getting the Fire Truck ut into the country and the ex- pense that it meant to the party who needed it. Carl Rosmus sen, Earl
The Valley settler., 1945-02-09

Barry, and Victor Falk were app int
 ed to work out some form''Fire Truck
 Insurance so that all would maintain the expense of calling the truck
 into the country.
 Mir. Erik sugges ted that the ex-
 pansion of our sewage disposal system be investigated. After the business meeting, Mir. C.S. Koonz of Homer was introduced. He also spoke for the Tanena Valley Farmers Cooperating Associ tion.He propose ed that Homer, the T. mana
 Valley and the Matanuska Valley work together to obtain better markets, and that we work for legis l. t1o on that wi1l improve marketing conditions. Homer is hanoi capped by poor trans Lportation whi ch has been only by 'water, but if we can obtain Air .Transportat tion it will be greatly bbenefited. He seid that we need not wo rk in competit on wi tn ee ch other since Homer tends toward sh3op end beef production, the Tanano Valley toward grains as barley, r, and wheat; Whi1 the Matanuska Valley seems to be leaning toward Dairy, Vegetables, potatoes and eggs. I'r- ing the past year the Tanana Va ley did business of, $e7. 900, Homer of about $25 900. He congratulated us on our fa6tAttes, whi ch we have for hand Hing, storing, and lnarketing our produce. He emphasized the fact that we must get out and got Jur markets established, work together 3r some- one else. will take advantGl 6 or our weaknesses and get control # enter- pr1se eS-We- -shOu1d- hnXe st art d .
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-09-27
parkvieW Homes

The Nursery school again has q
"full house." Grape harvesting
being in full swing resulted In q
large increase in our enrolment.
Shirley Strandley observed her
fourth birthday with the usual
nursery party" Forty-dve kid
dies Joined in singing Happy
Birthday" after which cake and
ice cream were enjoyed BY every
one.
Mrs. Irene Crimson has been on
the sick list this week. Mrs. Ruth
Pence substituted for her.
Doris Sversvold began working
at the nursery as an aide Monday.
On Wednesday night the teen.
ayers will hold their election OF
officers. They shall vote by bal.
lot at the community building: Blu
Green, Dave Hardy and Jim Shit
ter are up for president and vice
president. Those running for Sec
rotary are Betty Davis, Martina
johnson and Lou Keene. Evelyn
Dallman, Jim Lewis and David
Polling are up for treasurer.