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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Amateur Filters
Ready for Show

Wings Of Detroit 4 club Of sc
filters and 90 junior members. VIII
give its second annual air show
Sunday ~ tho cubs airport
Mound and Ryan roads.
The group of amateur flierS who
started two years ago with 20
members. VIII do stunning. balloon
busting and ribbon cutting. They
promise parachute Jump and a
glider flight.
The boys some ~ them students
.at W5Nne University formed the
.non-prolt organization ~ Wayne
County Airport In TWO years they
have their own field and are work.
ing 10 take an active part in ma
tonal defense
The organization was started by
Capt J. a. Nowicke NJ the United
States National Guard. Junior
members work ar ground instruc-
.tion. communication and radio
before they begin their flight
work.
Money from tho meet is spent
for equipment and their airport
,upkecp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
.UrgesU.S. Speed
Output Of Arms

The English speaking nations
ought 10 control the world, but Inc
United States should NOT enter
into Shooting war az thjs time,
in the opinion Of Leighton Korb.
back in Detroit after l3 years IN
the steel business IN England and
Turkey
There i no place for us 10
send soldiers right now" said
korb, "hut we ought 10 be work
ing at top speed making the
weapons of war
KOrh was In charge Of the Ford
Motor Company ron furnace az
Degenham, England, for l0'ycars.
During the past three years he
built and operated a steel mill for
the Turkish government.
"The Turks are fully modified
and your guess is a. good as
mine whether she can retain her
neutrality" Korb said. 1T is up
to Hitler and don't think he
knows very far in advance what
will happen next
KorbS ship was chased by a
Na2i war vessel m TlTp south
Pacific, but darkness ended the
pursuit.
He was accompanied back 70
Detroit by his wife. Mabel and
his TWO children MarilSn. IS, and
L. Richard. 10. Ile-doeS not know
vet whether no viii remain in tho
city or return 10 Turkey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Hikes ID Navy
He Thumbs Round Trip
for Birth Papers

Seventeen-year-oid Charles G.
Killing. 10044 Cascade avenue,
moro than 700 miles TO
Join the United States Navy here.
Charles thumbcd his way here
from his homo in Charleston. w.
Va, $50 miles away, 10 consult his
father. who was working here.
about his intended enlistment.
His father consented and Charles
applied for enlistment. He met all
requirements except a birth certi-
flcate. Immediately Charles hitch
hiked back 10 Charleston for the
required document
The youth was spared another
hitchhike jump back 10 Detroit
when-hiS father also needing a
birth certificate for his lob, ap-
pcated- in Charleston # few days
afterward. Father and son drove
back 10 Detroit together and to-
day young Killing joined the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Copper Miners Told
They'll Get Pay Raise
Times star Correspondent

-l+IAACOCk,-Aus- 20 Michigan
copper miners who have been
threatening 10 strike, were advised
today by Leon Henderson, OPACS
head, that the government VIII
Subsidlze the mines sufficiently 70
permit the miners 10 receive ap-
proXimately 81 per day more in
wages.
a telegram from Henderson 10
mine operators and officials of the
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Union (CIO) stated that his Office
shortly will take definite action 10
permit Il MAXIMUM of ST per day
According 10 Eugene Saari union
official. the increase would bring
the miners daily wage 10 Si55.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

We've put her in "Throne STALL TO show you
COW of championship calibre ia action. official
test, being MIXED four times day right before
your eyes. Her name is Carnation Ormsby Fayne
Madcap one of four famous "Madcap Sisters"
who have broken all family" records with
age per eow of more than $4,000 pounds of milk
in one year.
The all.time worlds record, by the way was
also made by Carnation COW. She gave 100000
pounds of milk in year over los pounds
day almost 50 quarts a day for 365 con-
Secutive days. 1t can be done!
SO make it point TO see this present test COW
and her companions in the superb Carnaton Show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
|Liquor.Tdboo
AT US0 Camps,
WCTU Is Told
Time, stan Correspondent

GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. 29.-All
soldiers and sailors recreation
Icenters established by the United
Service Organizations will be bone
dry, according 10 an announce
|ment made TO the assembled dele
gates 10 the national convention of
the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union, which opened here to-
day.
In making the announcement.
Mrs. Ella p. ChriStner of Mont
clair, n. j.. director of the WCTU
department Of soldiers and sailors,
said that her information came
from a letter sent TO her by Harry
A. Vain, secretary to E. Kenneth
Smith, USO national admlnlStra-
tive secretary.
THE letter stated that the
USO's definition OF alcoholic bev-
erages comedies with that Of the
WCTU." Mrs. ChriStner said.
"All alcoholic beverages. and
that includes 81 beer. will be
barred ny the ESQ"
-Four Washington officials who
blocked passage OF bill barring
liquor and beer sales from all mil
ltary areas, were criticized by Mrs
Ida B. Wise Smith. WCTU ma
tional president. The officials were
Secretary of the Navy Frank
Knox. Senator Bennett Champ
Clark of Missouri, Senator Robert
NJ. LaFellette OF Wisconsin and
Secretary of War Henry l. Slim
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Ruling Satisfies
Liquor Dealers
Ttme. .tar corr..ronaent

LANSING. Aug g Francis Is
Drolet secretary Of the Michigan
Package Liquor Dealers Assncia.
ton. expressed satisfaction today
with the liquor commissions new
rules compelling specially deslg-
mated cIstributufy TO carry ftf1
line Of stock.
"But the order requiring uS 60
close AT II y. m, will he hard
ship" he said. we had hoped IL
would be no earlier than mid
night
Under the commission order no
tICgUSCU- CUT ~ U1tt Utt brand
more than Il hours.
This WITH also he difficult ~
comply with since II calls for
day-to-day buying he said.
But the commissions approach
TO the problem is sound and we
are in favor of II,
There arc more than 400 SCpa-
rate items listed by the commits
sion, including wines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING. Aug. 29.-Two De-
troit specially designated distribu-
tors were cited 10 appear before
the liquor commission Wednesday
for selling whisky not purchased
from state stores.
Commission Secretary Philip J.
Neudeck said the licensees pur-
chased S349 worth of LIQUOR from
a woman who is alleged TO have
represented herself as an agent Of
a Detroit hospital.
Hospitals get 90 per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
5even-Pound Cars
10 Compete in Races

, Seven-powd miniature racing
cars, powered by motors that will
III into the palm Of the hand. will
7 contest for Sf55t9- tn prizes AZ races
10 be held IN the Detroit Miniature
Race tar Association at Stoepel
Park No ? West Chicago boulc-
-Nard and Grandmont avenues on
Labor Day The races VIII start
at'noon aud more than 100 entries
are expected.
The tiny cars are run on a cir
cular track and are attached by
cable 70 a pole IN The center of
the track. Speeds as high as so
miles an hour have been reached
The car motors weigh II ounces
and develop one-half horsepower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Thrift Whisky Costly
Tuoo SID Liquor Dispensers Face Charges of Selling
Run, Not Purchased Through State

discount as compared with 10
per cent by the SDD'S," Neu-
deck said. This woman disposed
OF 18 cases To the licensees. She
told us she never made moro
$50 on n single deal.
"She said she did II because
she was desperate and needed
money badly"
The two licenses suspended
pending the hearing We're issued
TO Walter Lotocha Of 1921 South
field road and the Freeman Drug
Company OF 2425 West Warren
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Times Worker
Joins Marines

Hugh Y Muncc, 81 for two
years an cmploNc of The editorial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

department of
The y troit
m =, leaves
r up S d aY for
PARIS Island
: {, 10 join The
United States
Marine Corps.
MunCc. son of
r h o m a : q
Munce Of Brigh-
ton. is the first
Detroit Time.
cn1ploye 10 ioln
t he Nj airline
Corps during
TIA -Rrc Sc N I
emergency. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Fish BEigllball
Survives Only Seconds
in WCTU Test
International New, service Wire

GRAND RAPIDS. Aug. % -
The phrase "he drints like a fish
was proved jusL/Sne Of those
Things When Miss EStcllc BoZe-
rrrrftft-f't-+ I'd t+rr-rr TrtttfyfrSFr rrrr=
'merSed in n highbdll composed of
LOCO -ilGGcrS Of Walcr and one iig-
ger Of alcohol survived but a few
seconds.
But a gold fish is harder, and
viii survive in a 4 per cent so
luton Of alcohol from is 10 40
minutes, depending on rs size,
Miss Bozeman. a Womcn's Chris
tan Temperance Union lhstruc-
tor reported.
Her report on the effect OF al
cohol upon living matter was pre-
pared for the SiXty-soyenth con-
vention of the WCTU, whic II
opens IN Grand Rapids today.
Gen. Hugh y. Johnson,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

Herd now visiting this city while tour to lead.
ing state fairs and dairy shows. See kingly herd
sires and queenly "Contented Cows" that have
travelled here all the way from the famous Carnation
Milk Farm near Seattle, Washington
And remember-the Carnation Milk Farm is
great experimental farm, devoted scientific breed
ing and feeding 1t helps American dairymen to
improve their herds they supply better
milk from better cows to Carnations many eyapo.
rating plants. Thus y0n benefit when you buy,
the milk with the red and white Carnaton label,
used by people throughout the world than
any other brand
(ApNAfIAN fAMpANY MILWAUKEE, WIZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
State HdIvesCosi
of Liquor Labels,
Changes Design
Tive. star oorrs.porsea,

LANSING. Aug. Ga new
Contract for supplying the stat,
With liquor stamps has beer
awarded AZ 0ess than half The
former cost. Philip !. Neudeck
secretary Of the Lpuor Commits
Non. announced TODAY.
After October ]. the American
Bank Note Company Of New York
viii sell suckers 10 the state M 81
cents per 1000. Untjl that tinr,
the commission viii continue -
use silckerS supplied by he Amer
iicaD pecalcomania Company OF
Chicago az SlIO per 1000.
, The Chicago concern is repre-
scented IN Michigan by fhrTeF
Senator CLYDE Y. Fenner of De-
troiL Besides enjoying tho cNclu-
sive liquor stamp business here
since 1888 the company sells an
( the state sales tax license stick
ers for door windows.
AWARDED ON LOW BID
I'VE awarded the new con-
tracts on the basis Of the lowest
hid submitted" NcudeCk said.
Half n dozen concerns sub
. mitted bids 10 Quar- specifications
and The Bank Note Company
WA lowest
This company j. the largest
In the world and also supplies
stamps 10 six other states
Two weeks ago the commission
admitted the loss Of several thou
SanciS ri stamps. some of which
have been used by bootleggers. AS
"a result a new stamp was decided
upon.
Instead Of the manufacturers
sending stamps direct 10 diStillcyS
as was the former practice. all
stamps viii he handled from Lam
sing headquarters and viii be
serially'numDercd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29

NEW IORk Auc 1g-GNSl-,
Lester Stone ,tCrCtlW 10 Mayor
r. II. LaGusrdIa today denied re-
ports that New York Cltys chief
executive is contemplating resign
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
WHITE HANDBAGS

arms, top handles, pouches, in simulated
feathers. Many with zippers. si.O0
Value Zfe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

PLAYSUITS One piece with skirt
TO mateh-SO square peroales, poplns,
Stub fabrics and colorful prints, stripes.
II to ---a 2e
SLACK SIITS-Cool. comfortable
inner and outer styles in 10 glorious
colors. Sizes Il to 2O.-9lc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
WONiEN'S ANKLETS-T

cloths and fine eombed cottons in sizes
So to 1917. Firsts and irregulars.
Values TO l4c---9c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
He's i'm the Groove
Czech Conductor, Here to Lead Symphony, Travels
in Double Time to Keep Engagements
By CHARLES GENTRY

George Sell. the distinguished
Czech director who is here to con-
duct the Detroit Symphony this
week. beats time with more than
his baton.
In order to fill all the dates In
his closely packed calendar. he
flies at every chance, thus keeping
a beat ahead Of other conductors
who travel by slower means.
AT one time when I was d.
rector of both the Scottish Or
chestra In Glasgow and the Resi-
dente Orkest In The Hague, I
had to commute weekly between
Scotland and Holland" the tall.
pleasant conductor said.
The longest trip ever took
by plane from Southampton.
England, to Sydney. Australia, i
took In 1889. since IL was the
only way I could hope TO start
directing the Australian orches-
ira In May when I had finished
my work with the BIC orches-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Mayor Stresses
Local Hiring

Mayor Jeffries today warned De-
troit employers that unrestricted
employment of out-of-state labor
'on local national defense projects
may lead TO excessively heavy well
fare rolls when the emergency is
over.
Speaking last night before the
Outer Drive-Harper Business Mems
Association. Jeffries said:
"As one who Is all too famil-
lar with the cause and effect Of
our welfare troubles the least l
can do Is suggest to Employers
that they hire local residents
first. The unrestricted importa-
ton of outside labor Ia one OF
the more serious problems fac
ing Detroit. A healthy growth In
population with a more or less
uninterrupted employment of aii
employables should not be con-
fused with an unhealthy, spOn-
5 taneous growth that may ex-
plode In our faces"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
MET KOLAR IN 1854

Later, as director, he conducted
all OF the leading orchestras in
Europe, and was appointed musical
director Of the opera and Philhar-
monte concerts in Prague. where
he first met Victor Kolsr during
our directors sojourn in 1894.
He speaks English fluently with
a very slight trace Of accent. likes
American sports and orchestras,
and is only depressed when he
thinks of the air raids on London,
where he lived for many years.
After directing Thursday nights
and Friday afternoons concerts
featuring the brilliant Russian pis-
MIST. Vladimir Horowitz, Sell will
leave for New York. where he will
be guest director Of the NBC Sym
phony for four programs during
Toscanini's absence In March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

ira In London at the end Of
April.
LUCKY DRIVE
However, the one time I did
not fly proved 10 be my moro
fortunate experience. Coming
back from Australia, my wife
and I landed In Vancouver and
decided TO motor across Amer
lea. The date was Aug. 20, 1899.
"Of course, by the time we
reached New York war had been
declared and I was only too
happy 10 cancel my European
engagements and remain In this
country, which I have always
liked 20 much and which ! had
only waited once previously, In
1881 --
Although a Czechoslovakian cit
zen. Sell was born In Budapest
spent his early years Of musica
in Vienna and embarked
on a pianist's career at 10 year.
Of aye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

NOW by popular we're REPEATING of the offerings that
AND others here for the first
VALUES. AND ALL ARE NECESSARY REQUIRE
NOW. COME TOMORROW! Floor-Man Bldg
PHONE MAIL Orders TkeRA Unless Otherwise Stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

Windsor Jail pending positive
identification by FBI agents today
after being arrested while mas
querading in women's clothing.
Windsor police refused TO di-
vulge his identity. However. bet.
James Wilkinson of the Windsor
police Identification bureau said
the man had a dimpled chin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Drag River for Body

Police began dragging the De-
troit River under the Ambassador
Bridge today after officials on the
American side of the bridge said
a man had started to walk across
at 3 a. m. but did not reach the
other side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Gamma Phi Beta Robbed

ANN. ARBOR. Jan. 21.-Theft
OF a cashbox containing $50 from
the Gamma Phi Beta sorority
house during the dinner hour was
reported to police here today by
the house mother. Mrs. Norris r.
Wentworth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Engine Calls Firsmer,

Heat from-a- railroad engine
switching cars into a warehouse of
Buh1 Sons Company, al the foot OF
Adair street. today set of fire
alarm controlled by a thermostat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

broken nose and beard markings
similar 10 the one who kidnapped
and murdered 10-year-old Charles
Mattson at Tacoma, Wash, in
1886.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

Protect your mattress with a strong durable
cover. In full or twin bed sizes. With rubber
buttons and strong seams. Buy now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

For extr, comfort and for extra protection 70
your mattresses. Full and twin bed szes. Zis-
gag stitched, firmly bound seams and edges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

For the '4nside News Of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Madison Suspect Held
By Police in Windsor

A man who in many respects
answers the description of the
MattSon kidnaper, was held in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11

stretched When again peace
fully sleeping This his back he snoring.
for 2year-od hunting dog that won't the
AOM tell how keep husband" writes Albany
N Y client Certainly ma am Everybody else has done
that why
husband good food ar,stcaly served Give him
royal reception when home night Have
clean clothes and chair him.
Let him fishing trips Never tell him what aough day
have had until he tells what tough had And do
telling after he has had his dinner Bring
controversial subjects at the breakfast table
And when showing affection yourself
did in the moonlight the This latter be little
difficult that could lights and imagine
kissing Clark Gable Robert Taylor Lee B. Wood
OLE OLSEN Olsen johnson of IIelzapoppn fame Ole
which indicate exceptions
alleged rule that only people married in churches married
long time
Hubert Renfro Knckebocker correspondent His
the minister who delivered the justly
funeral gambler Riley Rawhide.
Knckebocker going back the European July
He believes the will last from four years With
Britain the
think Britain will but regret any who
honestly Germany might
Immediately branded fifth coumnist.
DING CROSBY Gets around $4,000 week films
~ couple week from photograph
there salary All all Bing $4,000
He usually plays young bachelors
play young widower father of four children who has
into neghbohood That could be very
character Ethel Levey Once Mrs George NJ Conan Then
lthe wife the pioneer Claude
born San Francisco and made her first in
Hoys Flag" played with George Conan
in The Governors Son. Running Office Johnny
Jones'"
Distributed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11
By DR.. Logan Clendening

"blackout" which results from
rapid diving, but I think / can
say of my own knowledge that
progress is being made in this
field and that American research
on the subject has not only re-
ceived at first hand all the re-
search material which the
English have accumulated but
also il has made many independ-
ent advances of its own.
EXPERIENCED MEDICs
The members who have been
placed on these committees are
all known to me by reputation,
and many of them personally.
and I. feel that no better selec-
tions could have been made. They
are all men of wide experience
in their field, many of whom
have made important contribu-
tions to medical science and all
of whom have had practical ex-
perience with the actual condi-
tons over which they have
jurisdiction.
feel great deal of satisfac-
ton as an American in these
arrangements. If the other de-
tails of national defense are be-
ing handled as efficiently and
are going forward as rapidly, we
have no grounds fer fear.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
V. w. c.: What would cause
the palms of ones hands to per-
spire constantly? Is 1t connected
in any way with severe persist
ent headaches So"
Answer-In most instances
this is simply a manifestation of
nervousness or instability of the
circulation. 1t may occur in thy
roid disease. The fact that il is
connected with headaches would
indicate that it is mostly nervous
in origin. The less you think
about il. the better. because II
has no serious significance.
S. G. D.-"Can you tell in your
column how a person can tell IL
they have sufficient hydrochloric
acid in the stomach? Is it safe
for any one to take 1t by mouth
in small doses7"
Answer-The only way to tell
is by a doctors examination Of
stomach juice. which is with
drawn through a stomach tube.
Diluted hydrochloric acid is per-
fectly safe to take by mouth.
J. M. BIS there any food
or exercise that will enlarge the
breasts
Answer-No. although a great
many people waste money on
foolish claims OF this kind.
l.. S. A.--"Are sun baths and
alcohol rubs injurious TO one
suffering from high blood pres
sure
AnSwer-In my experience
they are. II anything. beneficial
in this condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11

while publicity has been sup
pressed for obvious reasons, the
committees are all working ac-
lively and making good progress.
All the resources of the organ
lied medical profession have
been organized to carry on this
work.
Naturally the work has to be
divided and mere enumeration
of the committees which indl-
Gates the work they are doing
will show how widely planned
the work is. There is, for in
stance. a committee on intec-
tious diseases which has set up
consultant groups for possible
epidemics of influenza, pneumo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-11

NOTHING. AND FOR EDWARDS WHO WISH TO DUCK
RESPONSIBILITY.
People who crawl of by making
contemplate but it's really quite and much smarter to dodgr
grief by taking the blame
There for instance Bill Jones Everybody likes Bill Every
body for him and help him. Pretty tough to be
facing hard Winter with wife, little kids and not
penny in his pocket! Yes it's that Bill didn't work last Sum-
when he might have had job but
SOMEHOW YOU CAN'T BE HARD ON BILL, BECAUSE
BILL ALWAYS BEATS YOU TO 1T BEING SO HARD ON
HIMSELF.
DILL will tell you frankly with honest gup in his throat that
- he's nothing but bum. He'll that he doesn't
bit help He add that he had spark OF
manhood he'd put bullet through his worthless head
Whereupon you'll instantly forget all the stern things you
Bill after ALL there must be something mighty
inc a chap like that he wouldn't be honest
Oh, yeah?
Far discourage charity from to
any freely I'd fall for Bills racket quickly
you neighbor. But let's kid ourselves it's racket
Bills selbame effective and socially vicious as the
gangsters the result identical Bill and the
gangster BOTH GET AWAY WITH MURDER
what going to do about it?
going anything about it; at least for
very long For here's the tough truth:
THE SELF -BLAAiER GETS BY BECAUSE WE REALLY
LIKE HIS STUFF.