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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Married Coach
Indicted Into
U. S. Army

Although he Is married and is
both basketball coach and English
teacher at Mt. Clemens High
School. Edward c. Moore. %. of
Mt. Clemens, today went into the
army as private.
He was in a contingent of Ill
men from three counties who were
examined today for the army al
Light Guard Armory, and he was
not the only teacher.
Bernard w. Shaw. 26. of YpSi-
lanti. a social studies teacher at
the Durfee intermediate School
here. the holder of an ALB. degree
from Michigan State Normal Col
lege, also was indicted today.
1t was explained that Moore
was a la draft candidate despite
being married exactly two months
ago today because his wife. Eileen,
as secretary to the high school
principal is self-supporting.
"As one who has seen the
benefits physical training can
give young men. I'm heartily In
favor of this army training"
Moore said. "My basketball
team" Well. we'd won few
and lost a few. I'm sure they'll
do as well or better under
Ernest BuckhoIz who Is TO take
over the coaching job"
Twenty of % Washtenaw men
whose cases were delayed a day
due to medical examinations were
indicted today. the remaining two
being turned down for physical
reasons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
MacOInlb
Men Enter
Army

These Macomb County men
were indicted today:
Albert B. Soenen, 81, of II Smith
street. Mt. Clemens: Charles II.
Klein Jr., 20. of AZ Grove Park, Mt.
Clemens: Nicholas V. Ratiu, %, of
1876 Meadow avenue. Baseline;
Anthony T. Tebo, 81, of l73 Bar
bara street. Mt. Clemens: Sylves-
ter L. TomaSzowski, 81. of 6057
Washington street. Warren; Peter
Henry. %. of SO Meade street, Mt.
Clemens Wilson o. Banks. &c. of
1873 North Broadway, Mt. Clemens:
Clyde f. Adds Jr., %. of 1877
Washington avenue, Mt Clemens:
Walter J. Mates. 81, of GA Jones
street, Mt. Clemens.
Boyd c. Sanders. 25, Hazel Park;
Leslie L. Alband, "a, of "a Ed
redge street. Mt. Clemens; Chester
J. lMacieyewski. %. of 43la North
Broadway. Mt, Clemens; Melvin
A. Evans. %. of 129 North Broad
way. Mt. Clemens: William r.
Schwartz. %. of 11267 Rivard. De-
troit; Frank R. Lemanski, %, of
80 High street. Mt Clemens: John
F. Wackman Jr., 81, of 2l45 Web
ster avenue. Mt. Clemens: Gerald
j. Brown. q. of Isl Court street.
Mt. Clemens: Lester A. Brinker,
%. of S144 Lillian street, Center
line: Thomas B. Lacroix. %. of rs
Croker boulevard, Mt. Clemens;
Edward c. Moore. %, of 12S Mea-
die street. Mt. Clemens: Richard
NJ. White %, of s0S4 Ford avenue,
Van Dyke; George A. Lampson.
%, of 1863 Barbara street, Mt.
-Glemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
February
Induction
Dates Set
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING. Jan. q. = Dates OF
induction and numbers of selecteeJ
who will be ordered to report at
draft induction centers during the
February call were announced to-
day by selective service head
quarters.
A total of 3.407 men will be
called. including 798 which we're to
have been delivered during Janu-
airy. but were not because of in
adequate facilities.
The call will include 2,796 white
and Gil colored pen.
Dates and the number of selec-
tees follow:
February 10. IT'S white and so
colored at Detroit.
February II. lis white and 60
colored al Detroit.
February 13, lis white and 50
colored al Detroit. 100 white and
10 colored at Saginaw and 80
white at Escanaba.
February ID none at Detroit.
1l2 white at Saginaw and II white
-EScapaba.-
February II. $50 white and so
colored at Detroit.
February IS. $50 white and so
colored at Detroit
February 10. $50 white and so
colored at Detroit.
February 20. 100 white and 60
colored at Detroit
February q, 100 white and 60
cofored at Detroit.
February "a l61 white and 9
-eof6red at Detroit and rs white
and 81 colored at Kalamazoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
TURN ON wILLKIE

Wendell L. Willkie Is leaving
for Britain tomorrow, but Repub
lican Observation-Disclosures begar
an assault on his leadership.
at was most unfortunate that
Mr.. Willkie should sound off on
the 1end-lease' bill without
thorough study" Fish said HE
endorsed the bill almost 100 per
cent at the start, except for a
time limit.
His statement caused dis
unity among Republicans and
great deal Of bitterness. Evil
IDENTIFY after studying the bill
he has repudiated his own state
ment and come out for essential
amendments to protect the con-
stitutional power of Congress
over the purse and sword. This
is exactly what minority mem
bers have been seeking"
Fish said that Mr. Willkie has
not been a Republican very long
and he evidently does not know
much about Republican policies
when he speaks of the party as
being isolationist, when we merely
seek to keep the country out OF
war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
CONVOY MEANS WAR

Kennedy refused 10 say whether
Great Britain was prepared TO give
the United States island bases
without any payment in return
"WOuld conveying ships he an
act of war;" asked Fish.
81 think II would"
"WouId you object to an
amend m emit prohibiting con-
vOys:
81 would not"
He said. however. that he would
not object 10 provisions of the
lease-lend bill which would allow
repair of battleships in American
navy yards.
Anything the Congress enacts
and the President approves is
agreeable TO me-" Kennedy said.
FAVORS ALL AID
"Your one purpose. under
stand, Is to bring the bill within
the Constitution, to keep the
country out Of war ." asked Fish.
THAT is right"
Kennedy agreed he favorS all
aid TO Britain short Of war
He said he favored speedy re-
arming.
Every day Is too late" he
said.
The morale of the British is re-
markable, he went on.
THE people in Great Britain
are great deal less in a tur-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
PICKED OUT GRAVE

Judge Fred T. Miles and a II
man jury are hearing the case.
Darrnw- admitted the Staying
November at Pontiac police
headquarters. after his report that
his 1z-year-old wife -was- kid
mapped from his side in Pontiac
parking -let=fTadA been proved a
hoax. He led Pontiac police back
to Allegan County and showed
them the grave on his grandfath-
er's farm where he buried his
wife's body He later repudiated
the confession.
No trace has been found of two
other wives of barrow, according
TO AIIegan authorities. They re-
fuse 10 Identify one, but the other
barrow says he cant remember
by name" They were married but
never divorced before he married
Eileen Nelson last Summer, he
saws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
State Highway Post
Creates Vote Problem

LANSING, Jan. 21.-Candidates
for highway commissioner at the
Spring election may be forced to
appear on the ballot twice, once
TO run for the unexpired term of
Murray D. Van Wagoner- which
ends June 30, and again for the
new four-year term which starts
July !.
Secretary of State Harry F.
Kelly. calling attention 10 the law
which provides that vacancy IN
this office can be filled only until
the next general election asked
Atty Gen. Herbert J. RuShton for
an opinion clarifying tho situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
.NIenber Me?
WPA Check Thief Meets
an Old Acquaintance

The memory of Federal Judge
Frank A. Picard cost John B.
Simmons. So. of 1924 Cameron
street. five years in federal prison.
Simmons. brought before the judge
on a charge of stealing letter
containing a $2640 WPA check
from mail box last November
%. had just pleaded guilty when
he was recognized by Judge
Picard as having been sentenced
by him for the same offense a
year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

To check coughing. clear UP clogging
StufflncSs. soothe irritation and relieve
misery of colds-morc and more
mothers are finding that a "VapoRub
Massage" fills the bill.
With this MORE THOROUGH treat
ment. the poultice-and-vapor action
ofVicks VapoRub more effectively.
PENEIRATEs deep into irritsted air
passages with soothing medicinal
vapors. STIMULATES chest and back
like an old-fashioned warming poul-
tioe or plaster =. Starts bringing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

Mean War
---kennedy
CONTINUED from Page one)

Atoutihh'h iiuih a. wv
sador. he had ever been informed
of Britains war aims.
do you know what they
are?" asked Fish.
Il do not" Kennedy answered.
Isn't there some way this
committee could find out ."
II don't know. I've never
heard them expressed. l should
think the state department
would be the only way 10 find
out"
Kennedy said that the people
of France and England had con-
sistently Speculated on the war
aims of the two countries, but he
added:
II never heard anything from
the governments. People were
constantly asking; What are
We fighting for -"
The RritiShrhe- went en- Under
Fish's questioning, have not been
satisfied with the amount of aid
they have been getting from the
OnlNeu STATES.
WANT MORE AID
Il think some of the people
at the top Kennedy said. feel
they are not getting as much
help from the United States as
they would expect"
Some British officials. he said.
believed they would be better off
with>the United States out of the
war than in tiff America were
in the war ii might cause the
United States TO divert a large
part of its armament program 10
its own needs instead of to aid for
Britain.
Kennedy was asked regarding
predictions by Secretary of War
Stimson that Great Britain will
face a crisis within so or 90 days.
He replied that II all depended on
the strength of the German air
force.
'If the Germans have the
strength TO capture the air. then
I would say that the crisis could
happen at any time, but We don't
know absolutely that they have
ENnnadN continued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
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relief from misery Of the cold right
away. The results delight even old
friends of Vicks VapoRubl
TO GET this "VapoRub Massage"
with its benehts-masSage VapoRub
for full minutes on IMPORTANT
RIB-AREA OF THE BACK as well as
chest and throat. Spread a thick layer
on the chest and cover with warmed
cloth. BE SURE to use genuine, time
tested Vicks NapoRub-the same
Vicks VapoRub that is today family
standby in millions Of homes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
FAVORS TIME LIMIT

Kennedy said he favored a time
limit and a definite limit. on money
authorized.
Kennedy testified that so far
as he is concerned the state de-
partment should keep from the
American public vital information
regarding the war that he, as am
bassador. reported 10 the United
States. He explained:
81. on my own judgment, be-
lieve that the American people
shouldn't have access TO any
thing that reported TO this
country that is of highly con-
. fidentiaI nature. II wouldn't he
TO the best public interest
Meanwhile. a bipartisan subSti-
tute for President Roosevelt
fend-ieaSe bill 10 aid Great Brit
ain began taking form.
Although the substitute is being
framed chiefly by Republicans,
leaders in the movement hoped 10
enlist dissident Democrats IN both
branches of Congress.
BASIS OF SUBSTITUTE
The proposed substitute. it was
learned, is based upon these points;
Aid to Great Britain by
i loans or exchanges, with the
aid figure tentatively fixed AT
$4,000. ZOO, 900.
O-Elimination of iScretionary
- power given Mr.. Roosevelt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
DENIES MURDER

Darrow. who has spoken only
in a humble since his arrest,
spoke four words loudly and
clearly today when he took the
stand
.pale, did you at any time in
tend to Kill your wife," asked
defense attorney Melbourne
Luna.
"No, I did not" replied the
23-year-old Now youth.
But Immediately after that he
lapsed into his humble.
II is Luna's intention not to dis
prove that barrow was RESPONSE
bic for his wife's death. but to
prove he is guilty only of man
slaughter in that he killed her by
accident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Accused Slayer
Of Mate Admits
20ther Wives
BY RAY HARRINGTON
Times stan Correspondents

ALLEGAN, Jan. 2i.-Dale Oar
rows wives and intended wives
multiplied today as the dapper
machinist took the witness stand
at his murder trial in an effert
to show the killing Of one of them.
Eileen Nelson barrow, was acct
dental
Darrow has admitted three
wives, two Of them local girls,
whom he wed and never divorced,
and the third. Eileen Nelson,
whom he killed in November-un-
Intentionally in a scuffle near his
grandfather farm. ne maintains
However, as court opened today,
Oakland County Prose o r
Charles L. Wilson and Allegan
County Prosecutor Erwin L. An
drews revealed finding of a mar
riage license application for Oar
row and another girl. whose name
was not disclosed. The license had
never been used. they said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
NO BRITISH INVASION

Kennedy went on 10 say that "if
the German air force was as
strong as they said it was he
failed TO understand how the Brit
iSh were able to evacuate thou
sands of troops from Dunkirk
Asked if the British could invade
tAelGeAtiHeFttT, q fePliet4.--------
81 don't see how 81 100000
men, armed to the teeth. out of
France, Holland and Belgium.
Kennedy said control Of the air
is the crux of the situation.
"Tee much stress being
placed on what the British navy
Is doing and too little on what
the British air force Is doing, =
he said.
SHIP LOSSES SERIOUS
Questioned about conditions in
Kennedy said that if the
rate of destruction of shipping,
which existed last month. con-
Great Britain will face a
serious and vital" condition this
year.
81 think there has been
crisis in Great Britain since
September, 1899, and that II be-
came acute last June" said Ken
nedy.
UNLESS i knew just what was
meant by an impending crisis
In 60 or ~ DAYS I cOtIld not
very well discuss IL. If IL Is
meant that Great Britain may
fall in go to 80 days, I don't
know on what that Is based.
1T seems to me that very
critical situation has faced Great
Britain since the fall of France"
Fish asked If he favored an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

amendment prohibiting the giving
away of the American navy.
81 believe in authority and
don't believe any one would give
away our navy" he replied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Copyright by Detroit Times. Az RIGHTS reserved.
HANSEN TUIIMRS-UPPIN

in the bill TO transfer ships and
other war weapons or articles.
O-Giye Britain complete free
- dom 10 order from Ameri-
can manufacturers, subject to
priority for American defense
materials.
Effect Of this proposal leaders
said. Is 10 assure passage OF a
hiH giving Great Britain utmost
aid" with the main fight center
ing upon the alleged dietatortal
power which the administration
lend-leaSe bill aSsertedly would
give President Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

kennedy reIuSeO 10 DclieNe ina
the United States is .Sntt =
"When-I hear people talk l
sometimes wonder how we got
to he a nation of 10000, 900 peO-
pie" he said.
"No nation is going to attack
us IL we are prepared"
Representative Eaton fR) oil
New Jersey asked Kennedy If he
favored maintaining authority OF
Congress.
az still feel strongly That the
coordinate position OF the Com
gress should be maintained"
said Kennedy. "The fundamental
idea is tsat Congress SHOULD
continue to function in all
emergencies"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
cit is just plain CUTS" he said.
UNITED STATES NOT SOFT

Kennedy refused to believe that
the United States Is soft y
Evening star., 1941-11-02
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Evening star., 1941-12-12
Most Stock Leaders
Drift Lower in
Late Dealings
early Gains Ranging
To 81 or So Cancelled
Before Close
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12..-War opti-
mism was not enough to keep a
stock market rally going today and
an assortment of leaders negotiated
a quiet retreat after an early sortie.
Gains, running 10 point or 80
at an active opening, soon were
whitfield down in many cases and.
while scattered firm spots were in
evidence at the close, declines were
in the majority.
1t was the sloWest session Of the
week to date. the turnover being
around l,l00 900 shares.
Reports that American and Brit
ish contingents were holding of
Japanese invaders in the Philip
pines and Malaya aroused consid-
,erable hOpefulness in financial quar-
ters. In the matter Of speculative
operations, though. the inclination
was to proceed carefully pending
more definite information anent the
Pacific conflict
Many of those who had modest
profits on Wednesdays bulge con-
sequently cashed in to prepare for
the coming week end recess WIN il
was realized anything might even
tuate. There were individual situa
tons, at the same time, that brought
in bidding and made for advancing
trends here and there.
Steels. motors. rails. rubbers and
strong specialties of the dav before
never were able 10 retain much plo-
gress and most were under water
at the finish.
In arrears the greater part OF the
/ day were United States Steel
Youngstown Sheet, General Motors
Chrysler, United States Rubber,
Goodrich. Union Pacific, Southern
Pacific, Consolidated Edison, Ana
/ conda, Kennecott. Montg omery
Ward, Sears Roebuck. American
Can, General Electric. Eastman Ko-
OAK, Allied Chemical and United
Aircraft.
Contestlng offerings were Western
Union, which made further response
TO the company's good earning,
statement; Texas Co.. Santa Fe
Pennsylvania, Cerro de Pasco, Amer
lcan Smelling, Phelps Dodge. d.
Pont, Johns-Manville. Glenn Mar
TN, Sperry and Westinghouse.
/ United States Government bond
advanced steadily for the first tim
since war started in the Pacific.
Gains for the Federals range
from Is TO "a of a point in lat
trading when quotations hel
around the days tops.
Domestic corporates on the vhol
tended upward although there Wer
a number of laggards.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
London Market Receivers

LONDON. Dec. u Lp).-A recovery
move started in the securities mar
ket today after several war-in-
splred upsets earlier this week.
Turnover expanded despite the
usual week end caution.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

+Unit Of trading, 10 shares. r In bank
ruptcy or receivership or being reorg aniIsd
under Bankruptcy Act, or securities as
sumed by such companies. Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included xd TX dividend. xr IL
rights Also extra or extras. Cash or
stock. Paid last year. Payable in stock.
= Declared or paid so far this year. Pay
able in Canadian funds. Accumulated
listing pending. Actual sales.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

Financial District Comment.
John S. Fleck of Cleveland, pres
ident of the Investment Bankers
Association, has wired president
Roosevelt that the association IS
"readv to do any and all things
for the defense of the Nation.
The National Association OF Lie
Underwriters has taken similar
action.
Secretary Morgenthau will meet
state leaders in Chicago next tues
dav to press expansion OF Defense
hand and stamp sales IN the Nd
tion-wide campaign. 49,
Hugh Leach, president of the
Federal Reserve Bank Of Richmond
announced today that the Bank
of Greenville, Greenville, w. va.
has been admitted to the Federai
Reserve Systm.
Christmas seals are reported 10
be having an excellent sale IN the
lobbies of Washington banks. Rep
resentatives have been in the banks
daily for the past 10 days.
American Airlines, Inc, is dis
trlbuting Christmas bonuses among
sts 1000 employees, including those
who have been called into the
armed services of the United States
at the rate of $50 for one year OF
more of service, S25 for six months
TO one year and $40 for less thar
ok months.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

Bond Market
BY private wire direct 10 The star.

Approximate Tronsocti tions Todoy
Evening star., 1941-12-12
T R ( A s u I Y

HOWE OWNERS LOAN.
3s l944-52 -..-- l04 % 1O4.22 l04 2Z
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
KATHRYN GRAYSON-

~ 7 ON rI Who ever said NO" 10 Louis b Mayer when he
offered hfr num- SD' And, HaTdyS secretary Helen Hayes
also gave The 9ea,Ae to ,9e s I I 6 ba another story
kathryn You really interested IN an operate career
r since she was child m 81 u 1 g ad a At the Met and
boh she and Mrs Nuuactha White felt that movie
down VIM EDDIE Cantor asked her appear on his program
when The hn company came on win It's gooeh ue
AGREES
n, 10, back 10 Mr. Mayer who used being refused
h - let Kathryn VS. study u3 G,s G%n @6o w Sn on ny
IS then had Of perhaps MIN version OF la Dohee
something equally operate -, 49, .,s ,,+ for hr
You Gae b s' To asE n Sf 6 sce1 D from
c Lammerm0or' in a Mickey Rooney nm!
GOT REALLY MAD
oBov did a real mad scene then" Kathryn said 81 waited
day Mr. Mayers office just to ask him no"
expected to sing opera to Andy Hard movie b Irs,
picture certainly she made every one jump up and
Immediately declared find The buidpp machinery
action and plans were developed 10 make her ar
KATHRYN ELoPED
Then came Kathryns Of defiance Despite studio
those made in heaven are subject
studio approval kathly9 eGpfd r %n G i for 1870 young
The producer the director up hope and the
With all set and the production ready for shooting
how could they maze even one me 0 e rr skipping around in her
Mary there the screen was really singing to her aoe
Hills young and very Attracting, matrons?
INDEPENDENT
Despite her very demure air quiet manners and almost almost shy
OF speaking they found out that kathryn is songweo ana
She'll take direction and listen respectfully she
For this reason respect for her and although
married in haste they are bound to push top
spite herself the talented Mrs Shelton unlike our other
starlets, doesn't really care
LIKES TO SING
She will answer so long as can go singing be with
something tells that there to be more en-.
with Mr. Mayer and more front Office compromises
10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Romantic Charles Boyer Gets Rough
In His NelU Film, appointment for LOUe'
ADJUSTMENTS

too many women about. If there's
IA threat Of prestige loss in a
glimpse of Boyer noncLalantly
done up with a sinner" the star
is least Of all concerned.
HAD MANY ROLES
With a shrug, he demanded.
why not? When l was in the
Paris Theater l played any num-
Der of characters-even old men
with long boards and both the
audience and / enjoyed it," And
he broadly limited that, if the
mood suited him, he'd duplicate
the feat in American films.
Thus far, happily. American
producers haven't shared that
liberal attitude. They prefer to
follow the dictates of the ticket
buyers and keep Boyer romantic.
Even so, Boyer has never done
anything quite as modern, yet
earthly and as startlingly stream
lined as his current romantic as
signment.
The background. incidentally. is
New York's Broadway into which
Boyer is fitted as a clever and
successful playwright
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Starlet Fever
1871 Cases of Hollywood HObefHIs
Bv CHARLES GENTRY

(Ore week in these columns appear brief charts of the
most recent epidemic which again Hollywood con-
The following newcomers those comparatively unknown
rave iu by this department and are among the
best bets Tor Saldom during the coming year,