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Evening star., 1941-07-25
29th Division Gets
Extra Holidays 10
Offset Time in Field
10th Infantry Allowed
To Hold AT Home
At Fort Meade
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FORT GEORGE G.. MEADE, Md,
July 25.-Instead of the customary
Saturday afternoon half holiday
this week, men of the 29th Division
will begin the weekend holiday this
evening after retreat.
In addition, officers and men will
be given Wednesday afternoons OF,
beginning next week and continuing
through August.
Announcement of the additional
time off was made following a con-,
ference yesterday between Maj. Gen.
Milton A. Reckord, division conn
mander, and Col. John A. Cutchins.
chief of staff.
Soldiers would receive. the extra'
holiday periods because of recent
work in maneuvers at the A. P. Hill
Military Reservation in Caroline
County, Va, and because there will
be no leaves or furloughs after
September until December, it was
explained.
The entire division will 60 to Caro-
line County September 13 for tive
weeks before proceeding to North
Carolina to prepare for I'd Army
Corps maneuvers and war games
between the 1st and Sd Armies.
In view Of the hardships the men
will have to undergo in the intensive
field training, Gen. Reckord relented
also on his recent cancellation of all
further "at homes" on the divisions
schedule. He made an exception to
permit the 116th Infantry Regiment,
commanded by Col. E. w. Opie of
Staunton, to entertain relatives and
friends this week end.
Sunday has been designated
Southwest Virginia Day." but
friends of soldiers from all sections
Of the State represented In the regi-
ment have been invited.
Evening star., 1941-07-25
George CuIIinon Dies;
Gruybur Vice President
Rr the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
YONKERS, N. Y. July 25-George
E. Cullinan. 81, retired senior vice
president of the Graybar Electric
Co., New York, died at st. Johns
Hospital today after long illness.
He was a former vice president
and general sales manager for the
Western Electric Co.
Evening star., 1941-07-25

bank position in 1888, when the
Hamilton was established. He re-
signed a post with the ReconStruc-
ton Finance Corp. at that time.
The new local board member is
regarded as an expert in interna-
tional banking and credit. He has
held directorships with numerous
large corporations and has served
the Treasury Department in several
important assignments.
Mr. Forster, a native of Wash
ington Is Al years old. He lives at
4739 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Evening star., 1941-07-25
July, l94l
July 3 July s July 9 JuIyl1 July -
. . . . .
'''. !. = | ! I
July, 1940
July s July l7JuIy Is July %
Q O Q Q

In July, Beware OF:
/. The hours between $3.50
and $50 pm. AL four OF the
persons killed In traffic in July,
1910, were fatally injured within
this three-hour period.
2. Crossing a street at a point
other than a crosswalk. Two
pedestrians met death by this
action in July last year.
The two other traffic victims
were fatally hurt while either
crossing a street at an uncon-
trolled intersection or driving
an automobile.
Evening star., 1941-07-25
Nurse Ordered to Duty

Second 1t. Mary A. Gibson, re-
serve nurse at Walter Reed Hospi-
tai, has been ordered to active duty
with the Army, Sd Corps Area head
quarters announced yesterday.
She will report for duty on or
about August 1 for a minimum
period of one year.
Evening star., 1941-07-25
Gets Guard Commission

Gov. O'Conor yesterday issued a
State Guard commission to James
E. Brown, first lieutenant of the
company at Laurel. Nd.
Evening star., 1941-07-25
3 Pass Examinations
Of District Dental Board

Fifteen applicants to practice den-
tistry in the District and eight hy-
gienists successfully passed the June
examinations given by the Districts
Board of Dental Examiners. it was
announced today:
Dentists are:
Bernhard. James W.MaiZels, Albert D.
Finn, Morton D. Masino, Frank N
Herndon. r. W. Michaels. William NJ
1saacson, Victor Miller Philip
katzen, Cyrus Needle, Barnett NJ.
Keets, Nunley r. SesSo, George A.
Leclaire, George j. Wood, william T.
Leishear, Samuel A.
Hygienists are:
Crawford, Nellie G. Kaear Sylvia r.
Derrick, Annette E. Mitchell. Gloria s.
Dowdell, Emile Z. Paletz Regina
Gordon, Enid Rubin, Blanche 8.
Green, Ruth Anna
Evening star., 1941-07-25
Make July Sufer

Every blot is a District trafnc
death. The toll thus far ex-
ceeds that reported here during
the same period last year. Keep
the July calendar clear.
Evening star., 1941-07-25
Hygienists are

Crawford, Nellie G.
Derrick, Annette E.
Dowdell, Emile z.
Gordon, Enid
Green, Ruth Anna
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Auto Part, and Services

NEWLY os.rhsuisd 1873 chsgroist
motor, slo Othsf paris. Mes tires
izft South Penn
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LOST7 Don't Despair.
Try Lost" I'd
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CAR WANTED We wiiI eel yssu ssf
for cash $50 hstsst ~
sg PAT noEy ron UsKD CABS
Mar Krsis. i1is A ., HR 1874
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Automobiles Wanted

CASH FOR YOUR CAR
G W. REID MOTOR co.
707 Broadway Main 1884
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Motorcycles. Bicycle.

H.risy Davidson Notorcseiss
CLARENCE POTTER co
10Th at faScstt ksln o7ei
FOR SALE nearly nsw eoyis Bieycis
h~ii cheap. ssss tza, n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
WarpatIl
Post Office Mural Sends
Indians on Picket Line

WATONGA. Okla. June ID
Attired in full Indian regalia and
carrying placards reading: Post
Office Mural Unfair to Cheyenne
Indians, a half dozen members of
the Cheyenne tribe picketed the
Watonga post office today.
The mural, recently completed
in the post office, depicts Chey-
enne Indians at Roman Nose Can
yon. now aa state park. The paint
ing was done by Miss Edith
Mahier Of the Oklahoma Univer-
sity art department.
Chief Red Bird, -year-old
leader Of the tribe, commenting on
the twentieth century protest OF
his tribeSmen. said:
Picture not like Roman Nose.
Chief wears feather farther back
on head, not tied with store
bought string. Breech-cIOut too
short, look like Navajo. Ponies
Indians riding look like hobby
horses. Chief Roman Noses
baby look like stumpy pig corn
meal-blOated. Roman Nose had
fine boys. Our Chief Roman
Nose wearing Navajo clothes.
No good. IL Stinks."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Last Strong Post
In Ethiopia Periled

LONDON, June Is. 49, (INS)-
British imperial army patrols
have come within u miles OF
the strongest remaining Italian
island of resistance at Jimma
il was announced officially in Lon
don today.
At the Eritrean port of Assab,
occupied three days ago, the Brit
ish were said TO have gained con-
troll of the former Italian airdrome.
ROME, June 14.-INS)-Brit
ish troops, the Italian high COM
mand announced today, have
suffered "heavy losses in severe
fighting around the Abyssinian
town of Zebra Tabor.
The communicate announced a
new raid by Italian bombers on
Gibraltar last Wednesday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
$1,000 Insurance
Paid to Three
THO Mothers and WIDOW
Benefciaries in Policy
Available to Readers

Three new payments Of $1,000
each 10 benefciaries of persons
who carried the 2-cent-a-week Ac-
cident Insurance such as is avail
able 10 old and new daily home
delivered subscribers to The De-
troit Times, were announced last
Saturday.
Mrs. Agnes f. Schultz. 1916
Harding avenue. was paid $1,000
as mother and beneficiary of Ag-
mes Marie Schultz who was killed
in an automobile accident June l.
Miss Schultz had paid one weekly
premier of 2 cents up TO the time
of her death.
A $1,000 check was paid TO Mrs
Grace r. Hackel, 8077 Hudson ave-
nue.. Van Dyke. widow of William
CT. Hackel, who was killed May "a
in an automobile accident. Hackel
had paid SO weekly premiums or
a total of S1.16.
A third beneficiary 10 receive
$1,000 was Mrs. Sophia Jankowski,
1887 Wyandotte avenue, Ham
tramck, mother of Joseph Jan
kowSki, another automobile acct
dent victim. who was killed May
81. He also paid SIG in weekly
premiums.
This 2-cent-a-week Accident In
surance, available TO Times read
ers. is issued by the Old Line Life
Insurance Company of America,
one of the outstanding companies
handling this type Of protection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
7 in Rum Rinq
Found Guilty
oft Times. All rights reserved.

Completing seven weeks trial
a jury in Federal Court Saturday
found the seven defendants in the
international liquor smuggling
trial guilty. They will be sem
fenced June IS by Judge Edward
y. Monet.
Abe J. Moss. A, Of 764 Colling-
wood avenue, alleged leader of the
ring, was convicted on seven
counts of the indictment. and his
wife. Ann, on three counts. Robert
Calderwood Sr. of a downtown
hotel, was found guilty on four
counts and his son, Robert Jro on
five counts.
Sam Minded. 60. of Chicago, was
guilty on five counts; Ernest
Switzer, 36. OF Chicago, on four,
and {. J. Taifal, AZ, also of Chi
.CagO. on two counts.
The ring dcfrauded tho govern
ment out of more than S2.5OO.OO0
10y distilling Illegal alcohol in Chi
Cago and smuggling 1t into Canada
via Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

the following are meantime spe.
prohibited.
THE transfer Of credit be-
Il tween any banking inStitu-
tons within the United States.
C-All payments by or to any
banking institutions within
the United States.
C-All transactions in foreign
- exchange by any person
within the United States.
1.-The export or withdrawal
II from the United States. or
the earmarking of gold or sill
yer coin or bullion or currency
by any person within the United
States.
All transfers, Withdrawals.
- or expectations Of, or deal
ingS in. any evidences Of indebt-
ednesS of ownership of property
by any persons within the
United States.
e-Any transaction for the pur-
" pose of which has the effect
of evading or avoiding the fore
going prohibitions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
After Exchanges Close

The SequeStration ord Q r was
made at 1926 p. m. detroit
time), the White House holding
it up until the big Now York
banks and tho stock markets were
closed.
A short while earlier WelleS, re-
plying 10 a German threat that
other American ships caught car
rying contraband on the high seas
would meet the same fate as the
Robin Moor. said:
Throughout the history OF
the people of the United States
they have never been impressed
by what they regard as buster
or threat"
Welles indicated that the strong
est possible American diplomatic
action would be taken with the
Reich over the sinking of the
Robin Moor.
A final. considered statement,
however, will await receipt Of full
dispositions on the torpedo attack,
now being flown here and ex-
pected to arrive Monday, he stated.
The sweeping action requires a
report in 30 days from any persons
holding assets OF any nature in
which any of the countries in
volved or their nationals have .
direct or indirect interest. In
regard 10 all funds or other assets
involved in the freezing order and
held in this country by the foreign
governments or their nationals,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
False Lure
Railroad Men Spurn Bid
to Ride Buses

Something went wrong with
the campaign of the Detroit Con-
vention and Tourist Bureau to
lure TO Detroit the next conveES
ton of the freight claim divisioN
American Association OF Rail-
roads.
AS the delegates TO the conven-
ton this year. held in Denver,
went into meeting. Carl G.. Sedan
OF the Detroit bureau was right
on hand giving out pamphlets ex-
planning why the next meeting
should be held in Detroit. Two OF
the prominent reasons. as set
forth in the pamphlets. were:
"Come to Detroit. Buy a new
car. Drive II home and save
the freight" and
Ride the buses to your 1912
convention I'm Detroit"
The railroaders voted TO meet
next year in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Tight Shoes
Stars at Damon Runyon's
NeW Film Premiere

NEW YORK, June As Some
thing new in movie previews will
be staged at the Ziegfeld Theater
Monday midnight when Broadway
personalities and nonentities APP
pear 20 honor Damon Runyon.
The occasion is the opening of
Runyon's new picture, Tight
Shoes.
Milton Berle will serve as mas
ter Of ceremonies on a radio pro-
gram broadcast from the lobby.
Leading figures of the stage. night
club and Broadway world will
participate.
Leo Indy. famed rcStaurateur
will be among those present As
the "Mindy' OF countless Runyon
stories. Indy has become a ma.
tional character. Billy Rose, Der
Bernie and Jim Braddock have
promised TO attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Out of the Red

said Dorothy proudly. when She
hoped off the l6-horSc hitch:
Were out Of the red and
have $40 i'm the bank. This week
We printed 800 and they 70 like
hot cakes. We should hit 1000
when we get into the swing Of il.
The money? We're going to
give a grand party Tor every
body the end ~ the season"
only disappointment with This
weeks issue. Kelly was so late
getting In the drawing that II
run, "a the bottom of page ono
instead Of the top That VIII be
corrected nCNt week
The new publication won't ON
sale al ; p. m SATURDAY Every
body made a dive 10 see what
"ChattcrboX pa had "a say about
them.
Dcadlnc for advertising copv is
Wednesday night. for editorial
stuff, Friday Then The gang sits
up most of Friday whipping the
paper into shape.
'If we're lucky we get IL out
Saturday afternoon" says DOro-
thy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
CIown a CartooniSt

She is Miss Florence Tennyson,
prima donna of the Chicago Opera
Company playing this season with
Cole Brothers. Just then artist
Emmett Kelly came UP with some
good ideas about a cartoon for
next week He's Kelly, the clown.
Said he:
81 started out 10 be a news
paper cartOOnist, 80 when DOrO-
thy and Miss Tennyson talked
about publishing weekly, l
stepped right up and got the
Job of CartOOniSt."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
japan Not Mentioned

Japan, the third Axis partner,
was not mentioned in the action.
Officials declined public COM
ment on this exception beyond
pointing out that the order ex-
tended only to continental Europe.
The President explained the
drastic move as being aimed at
preventing liquidation of assets
looted by duress or conquest and
TO curb subversive activities in this
country.
simultaneously the President or
dered a government census taken
of all foreign property holdings
in the United States and posses
Sions. All countries are included.
The sequestration order is esti-
mated to affect German assets Of
approximately S106 100000 and
Italian assets of approximately
100000, although larger sums
are believed held here by both
Axis powers in secret deposits I'M
der Swiss and American names.
The treasury department with
held, for the time being. any Off
cial statement on the Italo-Ger-
man assets. Heavy Withdrawals
have been made by both coun-
tries in the last few months, how
ever, in flight of credits TO South
American countries TO escape such
a freezing order.
The amount stopped by the
freezing order was therefore eX-
pected to fall far short of the
latest available figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Devil Rider,
Singer Publish
Circus Paper
BY VERA BROWN

Meet Miss Dorothy Herbert
editor.
To most people blond Miss Her
bert is a person who drives a 10
horse hitch standing, flies about a
circus ring on halterless horses
with her head hanging down.
But not 10 the gang in Cole
Brothers Circus. For the fifth
edition Of the Menage. Americas
only circus newspaper, is hot off
Dorothy's portable. Said She,
beaming;
I'm a writer not a rider.
That Is today I am writer.
But meet our publisher"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
EnuironS Surveyed

They also surveyed the neigh
borhoodS adjacent 10 the ChrySicr
tank plant and the Hudson nava!
arsenal which are expected 10 en-
ploy 10000 workers on defense
projects.
The 10 single homes built for
relief recipients 10y The City of
Detroit. with reclaimed materials
and WPA labor, which nave be-
come known As Welfare Row
drew the ire Of the group discuss
ing welfare housing.
Mrs Oscar G. Starrett, Detroit
welfare commissioner. presided
over this discussion circle, which
recommended:
THAT any public housing pro-
gram be handled by the Detroit
housing commission whether the
funds be federal, state or munich
pal.
>. That welfare housing be CON
sidered as part OF the regular
housing program and not divorced
from the community housing
problem.
3. That the round table con-
denim the welfare village plan be-
cause of the stigma which such
living conditions attach 10 resi-
dents.
4. That an effort be made TO
zone FILA housing developments
TO provide adequate play areas.
The seminar learned that city
officials are considering the build
ing of welfare villages 10 house
! 500 Detroit relief families who
are now living in sub standard
dwellings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Axis Assets
In i. ). Frozen
BY Roosevelt
Continued from Page one)


departments and securities and
securities and exchange commits
sion.
Inclusion Of neutral Switzerland
in the freezing order drew par
ticular acclaim from antitrust
officials of the justice department
who have been combating Ger
man penetration in this country,
accomplished through numerous
dummy corporations" many of
which had headquarters in Swita-
erland.
These officials contend that,
through these indirect methods,
Germany has received roughly
100000 annually. in addition
10 about $5,000,000 in direct re-
turns on investments, through
capital transfers from American
firm profits, handled by Swiss
firms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

her riding boots did a nice job.
She left them outside her dress
ing room tent.
The fearless riding queen taps
out a Beatrice Fairfax column,
writes poems. does ne editorials
on a trunk IN her dressing tent
while the show goes on.
Her staff includes Peggy ONcil,
cowgirl, who sells ads 80 cents
TO So, depending on whether or
not YOU want Kelly 10 do a draw
ing for your stuff. 10 10 Garfield
and Miss Particle turned in some
nice copy this week. and Mrs.
Jack Nelson Terrell, the big boss
wife, and Harry Thomas, the an
nounccr. work the mimeograph
machine, bought secondhand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
She's Fairfax

A pretty acrialiSt. Betty
Wnchcll EScalante. does the Cos
sip column, "ChatterboX. This
week the circus Winchell turns IN
such items as 'Tana. the Bengal
Tiger Is Blessed EVENING and
wv no Painted Dot Herbcrts
Boots ?"
Dorothy said whoever gilded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Empty Barn

In this connection, Secretary of
the Treasury Morgenthau, when
questioned concerning the effect
of a freezing order on the Axis
powers recently, remarked:
1.-THE barn is empty"
Officials privately predicted
however, tn t Latin-American
countries might take similar ac-
ton in sequestering- Axis funds in
line with the cooperative policy
among the American republics.
The Department of Justice for
some time has been investigating
alleged Nazi economic infiltration
of American business through this
means.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Flint Draft Plans Made

FLINT, June lathe Genesee
County draft board will register
men reaching II by July / in the
INA Auditorium. il was announced
today. Substations to register
men in the rural areas will also
be opened at Clio, Grand Blanc
and Linden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Experts AssaiI
Welfare Village,
Ask Play Space

Recommcndations. opposing "A
welfare village 10 provide relief
housing here and attacking the
FLA authorization Of crowded
homes without playground pro-
visions. were adopted saturday by
housing experts.
The resolutions were passed al
a round table which concluded
the two-day session here Of the
Central states Institute on public
housing.
Five bus-loads Of mon and
women Interested in public hous-
inc problems were taken on a
three-hour tour Of federal and
CRY housing projects here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Raj Hammers
TripoIi, Bengal
international News Service Cable

InternatIonaI News SeTNIce Cable
CAIRO. June 14.-Violent raids
on Libya's two seaport capitals
Tripoli and Bengazi - were an
nounced tonight in a Royal Air
Force Cairo communique which
told of considerable damage and
many fires caused by bombs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Stigma Deplored

Welfare row experience showed
social workers that the residents
felt the dole stigma. Cases were
cited where children were summed
and barred from community and
church activity because they came
from welfare row.
Residents of projects such rs
Parkside do not meet this reaction
because only a small percentage
OF the tenants are releiers, the
group learned.
Mrs. Starrett brought up the
problem of play areas. not neccS-
,arily regulation supervised play
Grounds. in the districts where
FHA homes are Springing up in
crowded quarters,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Recreation Necessary

Recreation areas are just a.
useful as schools or churches i'm
,uilding up neighborhoOd,"
Said Mrs. Starrett.
at strikes me II we take this
precaution now 20 years from
now we will not have To make
room for Fairgrounds which We
should have provided for in the
first place.
I'm not speaking of super
vised Fairgrounds. I'm speaking
of open spaces where children
can dig and climb trees and
play"
The Mothers Club OF the Park
side project served Luncheon fol
the conference at the project!
new community hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Burden of Proof

The presidential order, anti
trust experts said, now places the
burden of proof on any person
seeking TO send funds to Ger
many via Switzerland 10 show
that the funds are not actually
destined for the Reich. instead OF
obligating this government TO
prove such facts.
The treasury departments de-
tailed announcement of regula-
tons under the executive order,
setting forth all items included
in the order relating to "transac-
tions in foreign exchange an d
foreign-owned property, the re-
porting of all foreign-owned
property and related matters.
included in its listing of what was
meant by the terms property
and property interests the fol-
lowing:
Patents, trademarks, copy
rights, contracts or licenses af-
fecting or involving patents.
trademarks or copyrights :"
Soviet Russia. Finland, Portugal,
Spain. Sweden and Switzerland,
however. were given exceptions
under general licensing provisions
with the proviso that they give
adequate assurances they will
not evade the purposes OF the
order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09

Fobare, who couldn't hold him
self any longer.
How did that happen?
"Well, our principal didn't
think we needed letter to get
in. We didn't have a letter when
we came, but Spike took us in,"
boosted the chubby youngster.
THE Safeties get to see lot
of games. And Sister Genevieve
she's one of our teachers-is
going to give a ball autographed
by all the Philadelphia Athletics
to the one that has the best rec
ord" spoke up another.
"She knows Connie Mack, and
he gave her TWO balls when he
was here last"
But the kids couldn't be both
cred by interviews any longer,
what with the ball game going
- on But they did have a part
ing shot.
What paper are the pictures
going to be in ."
Hot dogs are only a nickel in
this kids paradise, and the
lineup that started at the bot
tom and continued to the top
was continuous from the begin
ming to the end of the game.
There's nothing like it, except,
perhaps, in the bleachers.