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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Wed Millicent Rogers

ut Is the duty OF a child
possessing great wealth to sup
port or contribute TO the sup
port of a parent without funds
or income. 1 am now reduced,
at the age of 81, to borrowing
from friends for day-tO-day liv-
ing expenses"
Since Peters income from more
than 100000 amounts to $4,000
year, the Count asked for 500
600 a year for himself. $4,000
annually 10 entertain Peter and a
comparative amount, TO be fixed
by the court. to support Salm's
mother, He asked also for S25. 600
counsel fees but the Court of Ap-
pealS vetoed that. too.
However, in view Of the fact
that the count was absolutely in
need, Millicent later relented and
with the cooperation of the bows
co-guardian, John Caldwell MYERS
got the court to approve a pay
ment of $1,000 to her cx-husband
AT the same time, it was stipu-
lated that the concession should
not be made a basis for further
demands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Nothing to Say

1t will be noted Peter had moth
ing TO say about all this. Being a
minor, all he did was pay out the
$1,000. And that is what happens
10 most rich children whose
parents aren't so rich.
Among the many precendents
which must have inspired the
Count with confidence that Amer
lean courts would ear-mark for
him fat slab of the boys wealth,
the case of Brenda Frazier, best
known of glamour girls, is a shin
ing example.
Surrogate James Foley granted
Brenda $4,000 out of her fortune
of 100000 to spend during 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Smith Pro(Idinns
Naval Air Week

The week of May to 10 was
proclaimed Saturday as Naval
Aviation Week by Acting Mayor
John w. Smith, who called upon
all Detroiters Ito inform them
selves of the opportunities and
qualifications of naval reserve
aviation and 10 bring these TO the
attention of qualified young Amer
leans"
Explaining that the proclama-
tion was issued at the request of
Rear Admiral John Downes. COM
mandant of the Ninth Naval Dis
trict, Smith said:
Our paramount consideration
at this time is national defense.
We all acknowledge that naval
aviation in conjunction with our
navy is both vital TO our de-
tense and offers training and
opportunity to qualified young
American men,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Salm's Pie a Fails
But Other Parents
Are Luckier
By Universal Service

NEW YORK. April 26.-When
the courts of New York state re-
fused to give Count Ludwig Con-
stantin Salm a thick slice of his
15-year-old sons American fort
une, they established a new judi
cial precedent. For, judging by
past performances of United States
tribunals, the disappointed Aus
trian nobleman could reasonably
have expected a luscious portion
of the millions left To young Peter
by his grandfather, Standard Oil
man II. II. Rogers.
So frequently have the judges
decided that relatively poor papa
or mamma should have a share of
the wealth of fortunate son or
daughter, that Salm was extremely
surprised and deeply disappointed
when the jurists said No"
Salm was the first husband of
Peters mother, the onetime Mil
licent Rogers who recently div
orCed her third husband.
Tho count Y,laadoJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Court Rebuffs Count Who Sought
Thick Slice of u. S. Sons Fortune

Brenda will be 20 on June 9 next.
Although she is free 10 marry to-
day. if she chooses. she will remain
legally an infant who cannot be
trusted with millions until her
birthday anniversary in 1912.
Brenda's mother, Mrs. Frederic
Watriss, is the glamour girls
guardian and guardian of the
treasury, too. The story of that
guardianship has been written,
chapter by chapter. every year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Policemen Thwdrt
Attempted Suicide

A suicide attempt by Mrs. Eliza
beth Kennedy, 40, of GIG West
Willis avenue. was thwarted Sat
urday night when police graspec
her as she stepped from a taxicat
on Belle Isle Bridge. preparatory
TO throwing herself into the De.
troit River.
An anonymous telephone cal
told them she was on the way
Patrolmen John Mathie and Yer.
ned Davidson said Mrs. Kennedy
admitted her intention when ques,
toned at r ceiving Hospital
where she is held for observation
81 have nothing to live for"
she said. "My husband died six
weeks ago."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Lose Sleep
It's Daylight Saving Time
Again in II States
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK, April &c. - Yes,
that night is here again.
Residents of II states today
faced the unpleasant prospect OF
losing an hours sleep as daylight
saving time goes into effect al
2 a. m. tomorrow morning.
Millions of people will push
their clocks ahead--not back
upon retiring and will arise to-
morrow slightly groggier than
usual.
But there is some consolation.
They'll get that hour back when
daylight saving time ends on
Sunday morning. September IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
BACKACHE?
Try Flushing Excess Poisons
And Acid Thru Kidneys
And Stop Getting Up Nights
80 CENTS PROVES IT

When your kidneys are overtaxed
and your bladder is irritated and pas
sage scanty and often smarts and
burns, you may need Gold Medal
HARLEM Oil Capsules. a fine harmless
stimulant and diuretic that starts TO
work at once and costs but 35 cents
at any modern drugstore.
It's one good way to put more
healthful activity into kidneys and
bladder - you should sleep more
soundly the whole night through. But
he sure to get GOLD MEDALS a
genuine medicine for weak kidneys.
Don't accept a substitute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
RATIONAL Nsws Photos

since 1894 when Brenda's father,
Frank Duff Frazier, died.
lie was divorced from Brenda's.
mother two years before he died
He left his former wife not a
single penny. and when he be-
queathed half of his estate TO
Brenda he stipulated that she
must keep away from her mother
if she were to inherit the millions.
If Brenda diSobeyed that order.
the father ordered that Yale Uni
versity should receive the fortune.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

"Our people will he greatly
heartened with such a message"
Halifax said.
He expressed confidence in tho
unity of the British people and
their will to win.
Although Hitler has given
his people a long run of vic
tories" he said. without that
final victory against the British
commonwealth, all else will
avail him nothing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Insists Auto Industry
Can't Build AirpIdnes

The modern airplane is much
too complicated for the mass pro-
duction technic of the auto indus
try, George Tweney, instructor in
aeronautics at the University of
Detroit, said Saturday at the Sec
ond annual alumni conference on
the McNichols road campus. The
reunion marked the silver jubilee
of the colleges first graduating
c1acc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

through and in winning that
last battle" still is strong.
The British attitude that I'VE
can take it" is magnificent morale,
but far better would be the ca
pacity:
I'VE can give II TO themw
The German high command is
said reliably TO be considering
making Egypt the stage and scene
of the Battle of Waterloo so far
as land operations in this war are
concerned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Always Win Last

In startling contrast. no man
since Napoleon had so much luck
in so short a time as Hitler.
But luck is as tickle and ca
PRECIOUS as a Hollywood movie
star.
British faith in "muddling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
and the Fdr E0st.

Europe and the Far East.
TOXIC, April 26. 1t is re-
ported that Hitler, on his visit 10
the southeastern front, climbed
the 9752-foot-high Mount Olym-
pus. abode of the ancient Greek
god Zeus, whose son, Alexander
the Great, the Macedonian werld
conaueror. claimed TO be. On the
peak of this mount of the gods
now floats Hitler's swastika.
A few miles to the east is Volos,
whence sailed the Argonauts, now
in the hands of the Germans.
Southwark from Olympus the
British and Greek forces made an
unsuccessful attempt TO re-stage
the world famous heroic defense
by Leonidas at Thermopylae Pass.
Land of Oracles
To the southwest Hitler may
have glimpsed Mount Parnassus,
on the slope of which was located
the Oracle of Delphi.
If he passed through these re-
gions, so rich in the ancient his
toric and NEUROLOGICAL lore of the
ages, when gods and godesses
came down 10 men and women
and he was in one of his exalted
and receptive meditative moods,
perhaps die vosehung' (Provi-
dence and predestination"), which
as more than once ne told me, di-
reefs his course. may have re-
vealed new things to Hitler.
Tradition-ridden British impe.
rial strategy is coming under the
fire of severe criticism in military
and naval circles in the Far East
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Grabs OpportunitY

itdIH lIOIIl WGl-lnIOtIllpu
source that the high command
sent the German African corps
under panzer General Rommel
only as resisting brace block"
TO the British. Seeing and Selling
the opportunity presented by the
weakening of Wavell'S forces
through transfers TO Greece, Rom
mel made blitz sweep eastward
and now stands at Sollum, in
Egyptian territory.
With BengaZi, Derna and soon,
it is expected, Tobruk as bases. a
new and unexpected situation has
presented itself to the high COM
.mand to prepare a campaign
against Alexandria, Port Said and
the Suez Canal.
If that decision is taken. or has
been taken, it is believed that the
Germans and Italians will rely on
overwhelming superiority in the
air as their major arm to crush
resistance.
In the meantime Hitler'S diplo-
macy under Won Ribbentrop and
Won Papen is focused on Turkey.
3 Islands Grabbed
Behind it is the high pressure OF
G m n occupation of Samo-
thrace, Lemnos. and Imbros, the
three islands which command the
entrance to the Dardanelles, while
southwark along the coast of Asia
Minor are Italian air and SUBJ
marine bases on Rhodes and the
other Dodecanese Islands.
From bases on the Greek coast
and islands, German fast bombers
including Stukas will be scarcely
more than two hours flight from
Alexandria and three from the
British oil depotS at the end of
the mosul pipe lines at Tripoli
(Syria) and Haifa.
Matsuoka's success in Moscow
and ratification of the pact by the
.privy council and cabinet has
stabilized the foreign minister's
position and given him much pop
ular face" and apparently placed
him firmly in the saddle.
Turns to China
Though unpopular with the
rightists, the oppositionistS, it is
declared in well informed circles.
dare not attempt to GUST him in
the face of his popularity. and at
the same time give affront to
Moscow and Berlin.
Having made the tripartite pact.
then Thailand-Indo-China peace,
and now the neutrality under
standing with Moscow. it was
confirmed to me, Matuoka next
Will turn his attention to Sino-
Japanese peace at a psychologist
cally favorable opportunity
While the British and Germans
are engaged in a death struggle
in Europe, the Britlsh-dominated
Shanghai municipal council has.
/ at the BrltonS' suggestion, taken
/ in German to sit on the council.
While in Europe the British and
Germans are battling, Herr
Glaethe. much-reSpected head of
/ the 2,500-Strong German commun-
ity in Shanghai, will work in
peaceful collaboration with the
British and Americans.
The Italians are much upset
because they were not given a
seat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Appraise Their Foe

APpTdise Their Foe
Having lost every major land
action in 20 months of war, and
with Yugoslavia and Greece added
to an unbroken series of disasters,
that idea is spreading,
Last year German general
staff officer said to me:
I'VE have sharply examined
Churchill's career from the be-
ginning and from every angle
psychological, temperamental,
political, military; also his. hab-
Its. We wanted to appraise in
every respect the man and di-
recting mind we are up against.
I'VE found that despite his
brilliance of mind as writer
and orator, he never had any
luck In things military. In the
World War and in this war
Churchill has been luckless, as
If he were under an unlucky
star. We call him Churchill,
the Unlucky.'"
This appraisal is not without
some foundation. Beginning in
the World War with Antwerp, fol-
lowed by the slaughter and fail
ure at Gallipoli-which, rightly or
wrongly, is attributed to him,
there is hooked TO his unlucky
star in this war the Norwegian
tiasco, the epic tragedy of Dun
kirk, the blunders of Oran and
Dakar, the wiping out of Wavelrs
brilliant victory in North Africa,
Yugoslavia's collapse 49, and now
another tragic Dunkirk is on in
the Mediterranean and in Greece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Won WiegGnd Says:
Won Wiegand Says:
Germans Poking Fun
AT 'Unlucky Churchill

even in private conversations
among pro British, Americans,
Dutch, and French De Gaullists.
The Germans last year dubbed
the British prime minister
Churchill, the Unlucky."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Deride Prenier's
Setbacks in Two
World Wars
BY KARL H. Won wIEGAND

Chief Foreign Correspondent on
Hearst Sunday Newspapers and
for % pears outstanding Amer
lean political Observer IN
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assignments. To apply phone,
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-19
School Board
Candidate
Wins Appeal

OFRASER-Roland Davies H.
nally was seated on the Erin
township school district board
No. 1 today when the State De-
partment Of Public instruction
upheld his protest over the re-
suits Of the recent school cleo
ton.
Davies protested when the
chairman Of the board demands
ed that 4 runoff election be held
to get . majority vote after Da-
vies, running for the office for
the first time, defeated the In
cumbent Emil Rich, by two
votes.
Davies made . protest to
County Commissioner Of Public
Instruction Will Lee that . ma
jority q the vote was not ncceeL
sary. Lee contacted Lansing
where the protest was upheld.
Davies was elected for the full
three year term.
Former board member Nor
rison was elected to fill the Sec
retarial pot left vacant on the
resignation Of Max Bosworth.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-19
Painted Braves Dance
ANCIENT GREETING TO SUN GOD
UNDERWAY NEAR FORT HALL,
IDAHO

Of their sun dance today, pre-
pared TO wave the sun up over
the distant crest Of the Black
foot Mountains.
The ancient greeting to the
sun god, symbolized by Z buffa-
10 skull mounted on . tall pole
In q willow.wand enclosure, was
part Of the traditional tribal
ceremony which the bannocks
carry on for ~ hours without
eating or drinking.
Il began 1t shutdown last night
and will end Sunday evening
with q huge feast. 4
AZ the first fingers Of daylight
pull the darkness from the skies.
the beat Of the tom tom sharpens
and the chanting dancers burst
into their wliling sunrise song.
Forming Z half circle facing the
east, the dancers slip blankets
from their shoulders and. sweep
Ing their arms above their heads
In repeated movements wave
the sun up.
Then . series Of three whistle
blasts brings silence and q gau-
Oily painted and beaded medi-
cine man steps forward 70 pray
for tribal welfare and bountifu1
crops.
he Sun Dance, one u tbs
- uC0lA1Ce-Raeo q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-19
Detroit Man
Stabbed Here
Police Seek
Msxieon Trio

oMount Clemens police officers
today were sseking three men,
described % llexicank In con-
nsction with the g&1ooang of =
Detroit man in = br&wI here ear
ly this morning.
Police Lieutenant Walter Bob
cean said that the investigation
was started after William o.
Gooksby, 80, Of Detroit, came
into the police station shortly
after 2 am. with q deep knife
wound in the right arm.
Gooksby said the wound was
inflicted by the three men aft
er they accosted him near .
Broadway beer garden.
He was treated by . doctor
and released.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-19
Russian Bands
kniie-0h nazi
panzer Units
Guevrillos Said
10 Have Token
Two Towns

oMOSCOW, July 1e-F-
Russian detachments waging
guerrilla warfare behind the
German lines reported today the
recapture Of two cities identi-
fled only as Ssh" and "Z".
Red Star, the Soviet Army's
Newspaper, said in a dispatch
from the front that the original
band numbered only ten men
but that others were quickly
recruited and these broke up an
armored German column, cap
turing three whippet tanks and
a number Of armored cars and
bicycles AZ well as considerable
munitions.
HURRY ARMORED UNITS
The paper described the
bands as "Partisans," and said
after the attack on the armored
column they turned against the
bulk of the Reichswehr troops,
surrounding the city Of Ssh"
"a A bitter battle followed dur
ing which the German garriscn
was destroyed. The "Partisans
then marched into the city
where the population welcom-
ed them with food and clothing.
Red Star said that In the Lat
via area there were 1000 OF
these Partisans engaged in at
lacking isolated German units
and disrupting communications,
and that Russian cavalry also
was operating, in one instance
capturing German officers and
IS motorcycles and two bat
teries.
Part of the personnel OF the
United States Embassy mean
while has moved to Kazan, $50
miles from Moscow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-19
C!hilIlell Bone |
.'iteIlDoaIh
kossito Man Victim
Of Accident

okOMEO - Oscar Mcpherson,
20, 205 Main street died Friday
night in q Detroit hospital fol-
lowing an operation designed to
remove q chicken bone from his
throat.
Mr.. Mcpherson became Ill
Sunday when the bone lodged in
his throat while eating dinner
and the resultant infection IL re-
ported to have caused his death.
The deceased Romeo man had
been q resident of the community
for IL years and Il survived by
his wife, by one daughter, Mrs.
Ola Upcott and by one son.
Peter, of Clifford, Mich.
Funeral services for Mr.. Nc
Pherson will be held from the
family home Monday morning
1t 1000 o'clock with burial at
WiNner cemetery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-19
Richmond Man
Dies IN Crash
Struck While
Crossing Street

OConrad Eick, 50, Of Richmond,
was fatally injured when struck
by q truck while crossing . street
in Detroit yesterday afternoon.
He died in Receiving hospital
soon after the accident.
Police said that Eick was hit
by . truck, driven by Sterling
Vaughn, Of Detroit, at the inter-
section Of Harper and Mcclellan.
Vaughn failed to stop and was
arrested later by police, but re-
leased when he told them he
did not know he struck the Rich.
mond man.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-19
The sReek Of Death
SOLE SURVIVOR OF FATAL!
SOUTH SEA CRUISE

eLOS ANGELES, July 1o<n
Hope Of restoring ~ momory
Of Mr.. Fern Thompoon, lost a
. starvation voyage On which shs
lived In the Reek q death, was
pinned today On The log other
wrecked sloop.
Mrs. Thompson, n. II the sole
survivor Of Z quartet which gaily
ret out for the MarQuesas islands
in the South Seas last August II.
They missed Hawaii and samoa.
Their 20-foot sloop. the wing on
was found wrecked % days In
ter--on Nov. 3lHin The tiji -
lands. z
ALONE Win DRATu
Aboard were Mrs. Thompsons
emaciatsd BY stafvation. and the
.corpses of Dalton Comfy. - g
Oakland, CalM.. md his wiie.
Eve, 20. Mn Thompson's hus-
hand, Chester, -, hid been bur.
I'D at ~. 1AayS ND token oaly
- days fpe1 1l1pply.
n. Sounlool g. Done6om nd
peychologiseG ~ have tr1oooa
MI. 1h0mfnoo Gtneo: - -
hrulaH11 hoGno oo1A tAoir c.
hope q rooooe)nS ~ nnoon
sn6 hanl)h - - 60 = - II "
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-19
Theft Suspect
Held by Police
Police Probe
Forgery Charges.

OPolice Lieutenant Walter Bob
cean said this morning that Of
ficers are investigating the act
ivities of q 25-year-old Mount
Clemens man over the past few
months in an attempt to link him
with several thefts.
The prisoner. Herbert c. Up
ton, of 40h Lincoln, was ar
rested in Attention by state po-
lice at the request of Sergt. Eu-
gene Smith who has conducted
Z widespread search for him In
connection with forgery charges.
A number Of articles, thought
stolen, were found In Upton's
car when he was arrested.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-19
Mexico Denies
10 laps
Steamsr leeves 800
Pounds On Deck

= MANZANnLO, Mexico. July
1o-(R-The japanese steamer
Takaka Maru was out to sea TO-
day after leaving behind on .
dock here 500 tons u lead which
port authorities forbade her to
load A. compliance with Next
cos recent agreement to sell
surplus war essential metals only
TO the United States and other
western hemisphere republics.
Thu last shipments Of metal
10 cloaf this Mexican port were
carried by the JapaneseP steamers
Kunikawa Maru, which sailed
Wednesday, and the Skagi Aaru.
which left Thursday:
The Kunikawa Maru took on
1900 tons Of lead destined for
Japan and the Skagi Marl car
ried 600 tons Of lead, 80 tons
Of flurospar and 81 tons Of mer-
curry. She was forced to leave
"a sectional ITO tons Of huro-
spor On the dock because orders
prohibiting shipments Of metals
rooched port authorities Ihurs-
dov nf1nrnoon lust before tho
material was TO be loaded.
n 5pnaness steamer $aeomi
Man z hodu1ed % arrive hore
lGco1 ~ y lood $50 toGs e
led and 1sversl tons q mercury,
bnt porte authorities have en-
berUosd - shipQ9nts.