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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
4 Billion Voted
For Army, Navy
Nv International News ser,ic.


WASHINGTON, March pa
huge supplemental supply bill
carrying S4.3S9. 2s4.174 for the
army and navy, and providing for
$500 giant. long-range bomber$
equipment for an army of 4,000.H
600 men and large purchases of
Argentine bee ( and wool, was
approved. today by the Senate
appropriation committee. The
measure is slated for Senate con-
sideration Monday.
Upon the warning of Acting
Secretary of State Sumner Wetles.
that the good neighbor policy
would be adversely affected, by
an embargo" the committee
struck from the bill House re-
striction against the purchase oil
beef and wool from Argentina.
Designed to finance the armed
forces through the remainder OF
the fiscal year. the bill-the fifth
supplemental deficiency approprla-
provides the war department
with S4.0S9, 767 ,354. of which
slightly more than S2,000,000,0 900
is in direct cash and the balance
in .contractual authority. 1t fur
nishes the navy with S 299 SIC $50
IN cash. Ii includes funds for a
total of 5.025 military airplanes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Lost and Found

BIFOCAL OXFORD GLAssEs-Maroh %
vicinity Art Museum: reward. Cherry
1928.
DIAMOND ring tCunningham's, Grstiot-
Harper, Keepsake. reward. PlngTee
5i0O Marjorie Kanaga.
ENG AGEMENT, wedding band; white gold.
fBook- Cadillac Monday Reward. Town
send 6-4255
LADY'S WRIST WATCH-Elgin, yellow
gold. tGrand River-Joy Road. Keep
sake. reward. Pingree 5454.
LosT-Male acottie dog, child's only pet
liberal reward. University 1-570s.
SILVER PERSIAN CAT: vicinity Fairfield.
Seven-Mile. Wednesday; reward. Uni
versity 2-576q.
TWO IRISH ENGLISH Settlers, Lakewood
Essex. March lsth); reward. Murray
s435.
$40 REWARD for return of big black and
white Collie. Tuxedo 2-2s30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Denies Buying Stolen Goods

Accused of receiving stolen
merchandise valued at $1,000,
Samuel Weltman. 30. owner of a
drug store at $500 John r. street,
pleaded not guilty when arraigned
before United States Commits
sioner George M. Read. Charles
F. Gordon. 81, OF OBS Beaubien
street. who stole the goods from
an interstate shipment and al
legedly sold them TO Weltman,
pleaded guilty and was held for
the grand Jury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Deatb nntlres

March IS. 1891. at residence. 231e
Pine street; Conrad, beloved husband OF
Elizabeth. dear father of Elizabeth Lawo.
Conrad Gan and Mary Funk Funeral
service Monday. s 80 a. m. from residence
q. nat ST. Vincent's Church.
HANSEN Herman C.. of $3.50 Montelsif.
Loving husband OF Helen. dear father OF
Robert Remains at Doherty's Funeral
Home. 1862 y. Jefferson at Harding. until
Sunday evening. 1890 Funeral in Free
Soil, Mich Monday afternoon.
PHILIPsKI--Clements age 81 years. be-
loved husband OF Anna Engelman Philip
ski, dear father OF Mrs. Alyce Saunders.
Mrs. Betty Walker. Mrs. Isabel Quigley.
Clements Jr., and Mrs. Margaret Rein.
Grandfather of Dennis Walker. Also sur
vived by two brothers and five sisters,
Funeral from Alfred w. "Opens Funera
Home. 1888 Gratiot avenue Monday morn
ing e;15: at st. Elizabeth Church at 10 90.
Interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery. De
ceased was member of Spanish-Americar
war Veterans. Detroit Camp No. 10.
NAvERNA-Fr March IS: dear hus
band of Mary: dear father Of Fred Jr.,
Helen Bradbury: brother of John; grand
father OF Marylou Bradbury and Elizabeth
Ann Vavernia. Funeral on Monday, Sis
a. m. from residence. 9440 Woodlawn.
Resurrection Church. m. Interment
Mt. Oliyet Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Julius r. Schultz, 81; Virginia Borthwiok
gs
Elmer steyskal 25 Ieols o. Bender. 10.
Charles Meyers. ~. Helen Subelsky SO
Claude, D anderson 81 Beatrice NJ Nc
Intosh. II
Charles Rvs. 81. Constance Lapinskss Is
Gerald Sundell %. Florence Elmore. %.
H. r. Rushin % Bernice Brookins is.
Andrew Gaydos 40; Alice Roehler. 80.
Edward siegel 80 Agnes Autrsts. So.
Ettore }. Petriccs. % Rosemary scurlock
Is
william Kovacs. %: Rose stavolo. II.
Steve King "a. Armenia Miller. 10.
Wayne c Krieger % Esther r. 'Tovev, 81
clare HariWay % Jean Carpenter, %.
Bernard " Klein %. Vera r. Hascher. %
Spartsco Secchiar. 25; Athena Striganavl'
Gins. 10
Ralph Barkley. %: Dorothy Pratt. %
Harold Hanvilie 10: Helen Berdoni. ~.
John Wainar 81. Genevieve Zuzisk -
Frank L. schibbye. 10; Janice z. Loehr
IS
stanley sobecinski. % MARY spak. 10
Joseph A. .Katle Jr.. "A. Marie l.. Young
"a
Eugene W. Beach. %: Helen Rose, IS
Seymour MAYER. IS; Eleanore F. VII
Henry Tou,an,. 81: June johnson. 10.
Joseph Kahes. 81 Margaret Whitman. IS
Arthur Wilsmowski. "a; Margaret Dulco
20
Harry Prisby. "a: Helen Banks, 90
Clarence Dtcnfei. n Anna NJ. BifEn. Is.
Edward J. Kehoe. Is Marian NJ Dunn. IS
Roland Wargnier. 25 Margie Reilly. 20.
Walter r. Tomaszewski, "a, Wanda Coils
81
Harry Katz. Is; Jennie Weiner. 81
James Williamson. -. Leona Gardynik. 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
lsr IRON CROSS FOR WOMAN

BERLIN. March 29.-GNS)-=
The first Iron Cross ever awarded
a woman was conferred upon
Hanna Reitseh, 29-yesr-old Luft-
waffle flight captain. by Chancellor
Hitler today The award OF this
strictly military decoration was
made in recognition of Captain
Reitsch's continued risk of life in
experimental work with aircraft.
She already holds all world glider
records for women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

RIO DE- JANElRO. March %.
ms Four German merchant
ships and one Italian, in Brazilian
ports since the outbreak of the
European war. applied for clear
ancc- papers today preparatory 10
II z TIT III U1ISFf TFffouEH ftft
British blockade. II was expected
hat The vessels would leave for
their three separate ports stimuli
taneously tonight in hope that
some would reach the open seas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Open House HeraIds
Fiftieth Anniversary

Open house was being held to-
day at 1909 Waterman avenue.
where Mr.. and Mrs. William
Keller are celebrating their fiftieth
Wedding anniversary.
Mr.. Keller. who is now rs. was
a Michigan Central Railway engi-
neer for 40 years. having retired
Dec. 81. 1888. He and his wife,
Anna, u. were married in Ypsi-
lanti and moved to Detroit 40
years ago. They bought home
then and it is the gathering place
today for six children, II grand
children and three great-grand-
children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
City Asks State
Finance Signal
Modernizdtion

Mavor Jcffrios today appealed
To both candidates for state high.
Way commissioner 10 make prom
iSeS of state financial assistance
for traffic signal modernlZatlon.
The request took the form ol
an open letter addressed 20 Leroy
{. Smith. Republican candidate,
and 9. Donald Kennedy present
k-.sl,4 -.lll..s.aiAS.eaei-- z.l.4 : 4e4-----
cratic candidate.
As YOU are sWare, although
more than 50 per cent OF the
travel by motor vehicles IN
Michigan II over city streets
less than one-quarter Of the
highway revenues trickle back
TO the cities either through the
state highway construction or
grants. or from the county road
commissions" the mayor wrote.
Traffic regulation devices
arc sorely in need of mOderni-
zati0n in Detroit
Last week the mayor Spurned
an >appeal from Governor Van
Wagner 10 back Kennedy'S can
didacy and suggested IN reply
that nc would prefer to listen 10
some definite promise OF state
and federal aid for Detroits pro-
posed crosStown Superhighway.
The MAYOR has allowed an item
OF 100000 for traffic signal
modernzation in next years city
budget. but automobile represen-
tatives assert that this is made
auate and are urging the adopting
of the traffic engineers must
program. which Gals for an eN-
penditure of S4N,000 for the
work next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Ford Gets Contract
For 1876 CCC Trucks

The Ford Motor Company today
was awarded a S1,417,0 900 contract
for the manufacture of 1885
trucks by the war department,
acting for the Civilian Conserva-
ton Corps. The contract was not
issued as a national defense
contract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

REPORT GUNFIRE IN STRAITS

LONDON. March 29.--uNS(-
The British news agency Reuters
reported today that Rome had
a dispatch saying gun
fire was heard in the Straits of
Gibraltar yesterday after a convoy
Of numerous ships. escorted by
seven British destroyers, left
Gibr9ltar harbor. '
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

NEW YORK. March 29.--Jan
Valtin. author Of the current shill-
ing-shocker expose of Communist
and Nazi terrorism. out OF the
Night" sought sanctuary in a
secret hidesway today after post
inc 5000 bond following his ar
rest yesterday on a deportation
warrant issued by the United
STsTe Department Of justice.
The 36-year-old former Com
muniSt agitator. who later became
a member Of the German Gestapo.
posted $1,000 in United States
government bonds. The money was
earned in this country by his nor
rifying best-seller which graph
caIly describes the revolving prae-
tees Of the TWO totalitarian re-
gimeS for which he once Wa
hencilnan.
The author. technically a Ger
man citizen whose real name IS
Richard julius Herman Krebs.
faces a long trek back jnto the
night" # he is deported 10 pt'1er
country whose methods he laid
bare in his best seller. Death only
awaits him there. he insists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Woman Juror Faints,
Traffic Trial DELAYED

Trial of Kenneth Martin. %, of
220 Mckinley road. Crosse Pointe
Farms. on a charge OF negligent
homicide in a traffic death was
delayed when woman juror hear
ing the case tainted and was re-
moved TO Receiving Hospital. The
woman was Mrs. Ruth J. Leavell
of 144S1 Harbor avenue The trial
was adjourned until Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
FRANCE NEARLY BREADLEss

VICHY. March 29.-GNSl-
Foods Minister Achard today pre-
dicted that France would be forced
to slash her daily ration of bread
10 an almost invisible figure y by
June unless American wheat is al
lowed through the British block
ade. A further cut in bread ra-
lions by May is imperative. he
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

entered the country again after
jumping ship al Norfolk. Va.
Announcement of Valtin's arrest
6as made by the department Of
Justice in Washington. d. c The
warrant accuses him of illegal
entry into the United States. the
felony conviction in California. re-
entry after arrest and deportation.
and two charges dealing with his
advocating The lnEcihle-alarl la.-all-
-oi this government As Com
muniSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
RESERVATIONS FOR JEWS

BERLIN. March 29.-tINS) -
Alfred Rosenberg. Nazi eultuFal
director today recommended thai
all Jews be settled in "reserva-
tons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
DEPoRTED. RETURNED

As far as is known. Valtin first
came 10 The United States in the
'iwenties In 1926. he was con
Victcd Of assault and sentenced TO
a threc-year term IN San Quentin
prison Since MS entry was Illegal
IN The twenues he was dcporicd
WHEN he had completed thc san
Quentin sentence.
Nsfin returned - 10 United
states N 1888. when Re illegally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL General
STAY private room s. References TINT
versity t-a17s.
EXPERIENCED white xvi hpuseNork NO
laundry good cook; references Tuxedo
2.Ti32
HOMEWORK for women. Barn $40 10 $40
weekly in your spare TINE. Roysl Crown
Hosiery Co. $40 woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Board and Room


ATTRACTIVE ROOM, adjoining bath: re-
fined gentleman; garage. Virginia Park
Second Madison $685.
BOARD and room General Motors-W Wood
ward; "a West Phladelp hia Upper
pleasant room: board optional.
MCCLELLAN l714 (near Kercheval)-
Single-double; excellent meals; transpor-
tation. LEnox 69l2.
TRUMBULL, 1856 tKirby Good food .
excellent home. transportation: reason
able. Tyler 7-4752.
TWO gentlemen wanted TO join six others
in bachelor quarters; excellent food
congenial atmosphere. AZ West Kirby.
Temple I-34Se. Can after three.
Z
Offices, Desk Room for Rent
MICHIGAN. 5650-Seven rooms heated /:
all, or divide to suit professional any
business reasonable
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
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CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Housekeeping Rooms

ALBANY. 1901 (BriggsD-Completely re-
furnished ROOM Kitchen privileges Rfa-
sonsble. Oldham s765.
ALFRED. 81 twoodwsrdD = Comfortable
two-room apartment 81; hot water;
parking.
ANfOINETTE, ass (WoodwsrdJ--l-2 conn
Portable housekeeping water, telephone +;
reasonable also sleeping.
BOULEVARD East Grand. 357-House.
keeping; 80 up. Apply 1929 81. Paul.
FitKroy fT6s.
CANTON. i733-Ciesn Housekeeping and
sleeping rooms. 81 so up. Telephone
service
ERsKlNE. 27et-comfortsbie houstkee ping
apartment: private toilet. reconditioned (.
reasonable. Cherry 03st..
FOREST. WEST. 50 twoodwsrd) Com
Portable large front, kitehenette, every
thing furnished. $3.50.
GARFIELD i07 Convention Hsll)-Two
lower front. redeeorated, hot water. rea-
sonabe.
HARMON. los Woodward ctiveiy
furnished room; kitchen privileges; So
department -
AeA44H+fAr-- 1.-TWO pr1varF basement
rooms, everything included, 800 weekly.
Transportation,
MEDBURY. 2i5O tchene) = -Four rooms |:
clean. Convenient transportation. Cir
culstor heat; $4,000.
WOODLAND. 1877 Woodward Chrysler)-
Large front; studio or bed; also single.
CoLoRED Milwaukee (nesr Russelll (:
two-room: kitchenette; furnished, unfuf-
nished. 81 Temple 1-T256.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
En1pio, ment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s20-2l-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES Employment. 4li6 BeaubitnL Day
Workers. Couples: porters Maids
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Male Help-Salesrnen

WANTED AT ONCE
SIX statesmen. experienced mems clothing
and furnishings Must speak Polish well
Apply Spolka Inc. 800 Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29

GOOD HUMUK
ICE CREAM statesmen
For sales cars. bicycles and containers
pleasant clean and healthy WORN. Good
opportunity. ages IS 10 so. Apply to y
Good Humor Corporation
6s44 Wagner. near Livernois and Warren
MECHANICS for auto collision work. d.
r. Meyer Co, az West wits.
METAL BUMPERs-For auto collision
work. y. r. Meyer Co. AZ West Willis.
MEN for publishers 2 psy't div. Local or
travel. Apply s2i Lafayette Bldg. a m.
USED car salesman who wants 10 make
more money with Detroits largest East
Side dealer Don't apply unless thoroughly
experienced s00i Mack
WANTED siding applicstors steady work.
Gail Olive 6i22,o 5i7o Seminole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
VaIfin i'm HideaWay
Out of the Night Author Facing I'd Deportation
for Being in Country Illegally Since 1888
BY INEZ ROBB
International New, Service stan Writer

NEW YORK March 29-Jan entered country after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
Male Help Wanted
AT ONCE
DRIVERS WANTED

For commercial vehicles; must be white.
over II years OF age and know the city
Apply 1878 Michigan avenue, between 10
and p. m.
BAKERY Route Building-Salary and com
mission. bond required. Wesley, 4104
Barham. tAlso) i430i Birwood
BODY ana fender repair men for auto
custom work. %. +. Meyer Co. AZ West
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-29
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money-making opportunity during
this Spring driving Checker cabs. An out
door job driving pleasure car. Healthy
and profitable. Must be over 81, Apply
after a. m. Apply 212s Trumbull.
BUTCHER wanted for large northern
Michigan locker plant. Write full details
in first letter 10 Box B-6542. Detroit Times
EXPERIENCED buildihg job salesman
more live lssds. can handle. Arlington
1853
FIVE Statesmen Salary. commission. HON
Dor Manufacturing Company 6i05 May.
Open SUNDAY
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Three Steps Bolster
Defense Metals Supply
Star Staff Photo.

Three steps, designed to build up
the Nations supply of vital defense
metals, were announced today.
Federal Loan Administrator Jesse
Jones revealed that a S3,500,000 tin
smelter will be built at Texas City,
Tex, across the bay from Galveston,
by the New York subsidiary of N.
v. Maatschappij of the Netherlands
Indies. 1t is to be owned and
operated by the Government, how
ever, and will have a capacity of
$4,000 tons of tin concentrates or
$1,000 tons of fine tin.
Mr.. Jones also announced that
the r. F. c. has added $4,000, 900 to
previous commitments to enable the
Reynolds Metals Co. to build a new
aluminium plant in the Bonneville
Dam area. This brings total COM
mitments to the Reynolds company
to about S33,000,000, of which $40
900 900 is in the form of loans for
construction at Bonneville and in
Alabama.
And the Metals Reserve Corp, a
subsidiary of r. F. c.. has accepted
proposal Of the Manganese CO.
operative Association of Helena, Ark,
to furnish 100000 tons of grade A
manganese for defense use at a
contract price of $4,611 900, it was
announced by Senator Caraway and
Representative Gathings, both Dem
ocratS, of Arkansas. The ore is to
be processed at Helena and delivered
to the Government before 1945
Construction Of a plant, covering
five acres, is to begin at once.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Rickenbocker,
Despite Injuries,
Directed Rescue

Although unable to move because
of back injuries and broken bones,
Capt. Edward v. Rickenbacker,
World War ace and head of Eastern
Air Lines, was reported to have
taken personal charge at the scene
of the airliner crash near Atlanta
last night, in which seven persons
were reported killed.
According to unofficial reports re-
ceived here by the Civil Aeronautics
Board, Capt. Rickenbacker is said
to have prevented panic during the
six hours it took for searching
parties to find the shattered plane.
officials of Eastern Air Lines,
after telephopic communication with
the hospital to which the injured
persons were taken, told the c. A. A.
that Capt. Rickenbacker took con-
troll of the situation, and prevented
smoking or lighting of fires during
the long wait, to guard against
igniting fuel from the broken tanks
of the airliner.
Capt. Rickenbacker received back
injuries, broken ribs and a broken
leg, these sources said, despite which
he directed the less-seriously injured
survivors in work of freeing him
and other trapped passengers from
the wreckage. The pilot, co-pilot
and steward of the plane were
among those killed in the crash.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Funds for Symphony
Urged by Mrs. BerIe;
S24,6OO Needed
Campaign Headquarters
Will Remain Open
Until March IS

Alarmed by $24, 800 deficit in the
National Symphony Orchestra sus-
tanning fund, Mrs. A. A. Berle, jr.,
wife of the Assistant Secretary of
State and supporter of the orches-
ira, has appealed to Washington to
subscribe the full quota so that the
symphony may be continued next
year.
Her appeal coincitied with an an
nouncement by Walter Bruce Howe,
campaign chairman, that campaign
headquarters in room 227, Carl
ton Hotel, will remain open until
March Is. At that time the Mu-
sicians' Protective Union must be
notified of the future status of the
orchestra. If the needed sustaining
fund of $107,600 is not in hand by
March IS, the National Symphony
will be disbanded.
Mrs. Berle said it was "unthink-
able that the Capital of the richest
Nation in the world should not have
it's own symphony orchestra" Stat
ing that Americans no longer can
look around for cultural standards,
she added that she saw no reason
why Washington cannot take its
place with the great world capitals
of the past as the cultural center of
the Nation.
1--WE have made strides in that
direction" Mrs. Berle declared. CAL
most single-handed the National
Symphony Orchestra has lifted the
stigma Washington has borne for
so many years-that of being an
unmusical city-and has made it
musical city to be treated with seri-
GUS respect"
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Sofia Biton's Disappearance
May Force Ang|o-BuIqur Break

lister to Sofia, was received today
by Premier Bogdan Philoff to pro-
test concerning the affair, and later
said the British were taking an
extremely serious view of the situa-
ton"
1t has long been expected that
Britain would sever diplomatic re-
lationS with Bulgaria as soon as
Nazi troops began crossing the
Danube from Rumania.
Legation attaches said they be-
lieved there was definite connection
between the disappearance and the
looting Of the passport control Of
flee safe Saturday night. They in
timated that papers of great value"
had been sought by the thieves.
Rendel made it clear that he had
no wish to recommend a break in
diplomatic relations now. At the
same time he insisted he would mot
leave a single stone unturned" to
find Grenovitch. If these efforts
fail, he said, he will know what
to do"
Evening star., 1941-02-27

Rains have occurred in the middle and
east Gulf and South Atlantic States. in
Tennessee. and the Pacific States; and
SHOWS are reported in the southern Plains
States, the Ohio and middle and upper
Mississippi Valleys and the upper Lake re
gion: Temperatures have. fallen in the
northern Plains States and have risen in
the interior Of the North Pacific states and
Western Montana. disturbance OF slight
intensity has developed over the middle
Appalachian region, Elkins, W. Va, 1865
millibars (3002 inches), and another
center. is near the South Carolina Coast
with logest pressure about I,0l12 milli-
on the Pacific Coast, Tatoosh Island Wash.
WesteTn eSn Montana Eeat ln'f FeHs ana GG44e
millibars (29.95 inches. Pressure is
rising over Maine. Houlton. 1922 milli-
bars (2a.S9 inches). A high-pressure area
attended by below zero temperatuTe, is
the northern Plains States. Bismarck. N.
OAK, 1882 millibars ,t30.57 inches), and
pressure Is high over the Lake region and
the west Gulf States; Sault Sainte. Marie.
Mich. l,030.S millibars (30.44 inches,
and Abilene, Tex, 1.029.9 millibars t30.41
inches.