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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Draft Gets
5000 Of
New Class
Thursday, July 10, 194i
By ARTHUR r. HERMANN
Int.I New. Service star Correspondents


WASHINGTON, July 10
Selective service officials today
estimated that more than 5000
new 21-year-old draft registrants
will be indicted into military serv-
ice the latter part of this month
after they are assigned a number
at the second lottery next Thurs
day.
The army seeks to add 100000
more selectees to its forces in the
coming year. and war department
Officers are certain that the bulk
of this increase will be drawn
from the ranks of the 21-year-olds
who registered on July 1.
Time for the lottery to begin is
tentatively scheduled for 6 p. m.
detroit time), but this may be
changed to some other hour of the
evening. Draft officials estimate
that two hours will be required
TO complete the drawing and as
sign numbers to the 10000 young
men who registered.
$50 NUMBERS
Numbers ranging from ! TO $50
will be inserted in pink. fireproot
Capsules with Screw-on tops which
cannot be accidentally opened be-
fore the drawing.
For one hour before the eere-
monies. the labor auditorium
where the drawing will be held
viii be darkened with a single
spotlight trained on the goldfish
bowl containing the lottery cap
sules.
Selective service chief Gen.
Louis B. Hershey will open the
ceremony with a short address
which will be broadcast over a
nationwide radio hookup.
Secretary Of War Stimson has
been invited TO draw the first
number from the same huge bowl
used in the first lottery. Secre-
tary of the Navy Knox. army
chief of staff Gen. George c.
Marshall. chief of naval operations
Admiral Harold r. Stark and the
commander Of the marine corps
have been invited to draw the next
four numbers.
The next II numbers will be
drawn by uniformed men repre-
Senting the IL recognized veterans
organizations.
SOLDIERS TO DRAW
Lieutenants, Sergeants and COR
porals who have been indicted
into the army under the selective
service law will then proceed with
the lottery, drawing the numbers
in patches of %. All persons will
be blindfolded while drawing
The new registrants will neither
be placed before or after old en-
rollers, but will be "integrated"
into local board lists Of men still
available for classification under
the draft law.
Here's the way the formula 10
mix new and old registrants into
local lists will operate:
A local draft board. that had
2. 900 registrants. has classified or
indicted 1000 up TO July l. leav-
ing a balance of 1000 men yet to
be classified. The same local board
registers 100 new enrolles on July
/. The indignation ratio. there
fore would be 10 10 |. That Is.
the new registrants whose master
number is / will have his name
inserted after the first 10 still TO
be classified by his local board:
master number 2 will be inserted
after 20 on the local board list:
three after 30. and so on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
MOTOR Division
Wiped Out, 7
Russians Say
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Bessarabian front was described
as meeting strong resistance.
In the direction of Bodruisk. the
communique added. Red army
troops are "sternly holding the
positions they have occupied"
DESTROY 100 TANKS
Yesterday, il was claimed, the
Soviet air forces destroyed 100
German tanks.
A previous communique claimed
Russian troops had inflicted heavy
losses on the Germans while
checking Nazi offensives on three
major fronts after the Soviet air
force bombed four Rumanian
cities.
Fierce fighting was reported all
along the battle line and the Ger
mans were said to have been
halted on the Ostrov, Lepel and
Podolsk sectors.
The Rumanian Black Sea port
of Constanta was bombed by Rus
sian planes, as were the cities of
Tulcea, Sulina and the strategic
oil producing center of Ploesti.
NAILS HELD BACK
According TO the communiuue.
the fighting ragged against large
German tank and mechanical for
nations which attempted to break
through the Russian defenses
around Ostrov, Polodsk and Novo-
grad Volinsk.
AT the 0stroy sector" the
communique stated, "our forces
engaged In n stubborn battle,
holding back the advance of SUI
perior enemy forces.
''In the direction Of Polodsk
the enemy renewed his offensive
Wednesday morning. Our troops
met the offensive with deadly
artillery and machine gun fire
as well as decisive counter-at-
tacks. The fighting continues,
with the enemy suffering heavy
losses.
Toward LepeI, our troops are
king successful counter
thrusts against the enemy"
HEAVY FIGHTING
According to the Soviet an
nouncement heavy fighting con-
tinued in the Novograd Volinsk
sector between Russian troops and
large German mechanical forces.
"Tn other directions said the
csmmunique. "our troops are
fighting stubbornly and main
tanning their positions.
"Our aircraft operated against
enemy mechanical units and
destroyed aircaft on the ground.
Our air force bombed Constanta,
Tulcea, Sulina and Ploesti. Dur
ing the raid on Constanta our
bombers fought IL enemy air
craft shooting down seven while
our force lost one plane"
Vice Foreign Commissar s. A.
Lozovsky, in a review of the war
situation. declared:
I'VE are only beginning the
war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Warrants Asked
In Sale Of Babies

Continued from Page One)
lawn avenue. will be a witness
against Miss Lewis, Bowling said.
He said Mrs. Shapiro adopted two
children through Miss Lewis. one
in 1886 and a second two years
later Bowling said she paid $500
for each child.
ACCUSES DOCTOR
The witnesses in the case of
Doctor Kahn will be Alexander
and Catherine Isabel MacGregor
401 South York street, Dearborn,
Bowling said. The couple paid Doc
tor Kahn $500, Bowling said, and
made a trip to Windsor to see the
infant before adoption.
At the time of her arrest ir
May, Mrs. YarrowS issued a
denial of any wrongdoing. She said
that her efforts to assist unmar-
ried mothers sprang from mo-
tives of charity and sympathy.
II did what any one else
would have done II thrown into
contact with these girls" she
said.
TRIED TO SPARE GIRLS
She has been interested in char.
liable work for IS years. she said
She denied that any payments
were involved in the adePtieRs
"You ask me why 1 did not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Russian Resistance to Speed
Flow of Materials From u. s.
Reds Bitter Fighting
Surprises Experts
in Washington
BY ERIC FRIEDHKIM
IntT News service star Correspondent

WASHING TON. July 10
American defense officials said
today that Russia's stubborn re-
Sistance TO German invaders is
expected TO accelerate the flow Of
materials from the United States
10 the Soviet.
Conferences tween acting
Secretary of State Sumner WelleS
and Soviet Ambassador Constan-
tine OumanSki during the past
few days are paving the way for
substantial orders OF American
machinery. equipment and pc
troleum products.
While WelleS and Oumanskl
were discussing the diplomatic
aspects Of American aid 10 Russia,
representatives of the Soviet :
Amtorg Trading Corporation, were
working out detailed purchasing
proposals with state department.
experts. AZ the conclusion OF
these meetings. Welles reported
that the program OF supplying
certain materials 10 Russia was
proceeding rapidly and effectively
RUSSIANS SURPRISE
The American governments dis
position TO speed shipment OF i'm
portant materials 10 Russia stems
from the fact that the Soviet war
machine may prove tougher TO the
Nazis than had been anticipated.
American military and diplo-
matte observers were extremely
pessimistic concerning Russias
chances to resist the power of the
German invading forces, While
these observers insist that ii is
too early to revise their appraisal
of Russia's chances, they conceded
that some aspects of the conflict
are surprising.
Some diplomatic observers pre-
dicted that if Germany manages
to seize western Russia. the Soviet
government will continue the war
from positions to he east.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
CLAIM TRAP Is SPRUNG
I,0Oo-MIL FRONT

Because of the vastness OF the
operations, they said, the high
command will continue TO main
tain secrecy regarding details of
the fighting for the next few days
to prevent important information
from reaching the Russians.
But il was claimed the full
power of the Nazi blitz machine
has now been unleashed over a
front roughly 1000 miles long.
German planes, these quarters
declared, are carrying out inces-
SAINT bombing and raiding attacks
over this entire area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
NaZiS Talk
Big; Name
No Towns
BY PIERRE j. HUSS
Int.I Nr.. seryice Stnff Corrr.ponden

BERLIN, July 10.-Vast battles
have developed in several regions
along the Stain Line in Russia,
a German military spokesman an
nounced today as the Nazis re-
doubled their drive.
German strategy Is develop
ing irresistibly,' the spokesman
said.
Reports from Vichy and other
quarters that Germany has suf-
fercdE heavy backs and t,S-
tanned immense losses were denied
One hundred ten more Soviet
planes, the CHG announced, were
shot down yesterday.
One Of the largest of the fights
ragged on the Stain Line about 300
miles west of Moscow, where Rus
sian military leaders are said 10
have masSed crack Soviet troops
In a desperate gamble to retain a
foothold in western Russia.
CLAIM TRAP Is SPRUNG
German military authorities
said the Russians have fallen into
a German trap and now are being
pounded to pieces.
At all other points along III,
front, German authorities said
huge plncers are being draw
around the Soviet forces.
They declared the avowed goa
OF the German high command i
TO "annihilate the foe within con
-venfent- communication taf4ee
rather than conquer vast spaces
of territory in a hurry"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
General Crouch
Congressman Condemn Officer Who Disciplined
'Yoo-Hoo Battalion for Salufing Girls
R.si,tsrsd q. .. Psisss od,es

WASHINGTON, July 10 1891 The nestest pair of legs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
The Weather
RLY TEMPERATUREs

The sun win set a. soy o. m. today.
and riss tomorrow ~ sos a m
The moon will rise today at 8 ~ D M.
and get tomorrow at s.l4 a. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Navy Asks Extension
Request to Keep Men in Service for the Duration
Refuccd by Chairman of House Committee

WASHINGTON. July 10.-The draftees be kept in ser'
navy as well the army. wants more than II months
compel TO remain in ser restrictions against the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

According to the communique,
the fighting ragged against large
German tank and mechanical for
which attempted to break
through the Russian defenses
around Ostrov, Polodsk and Novo-
grad VolinSk.
Evening star., 1941-06-27

just the right fullness through the
bosom! The style is one of the most
figure fattering we have ever de-
signed.
This youthful frock is perfect for
the wonderful new clear colored
linens, or linen-like rayon weaves.
You also will like the pattern for
soft printed cottons, rayons or silks.
1t will be a smart dress for dark
colored crepes, bengaline and tafIeta
for fall.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1371-B
is in sizes IL, 10, Is, IT and 10. Core
spending bust measurements are %,
81, 33, 35 and 81. Size 13 (3D re-
quires 81 yards 35-inch material
without nap. A detailed sew chart
which comes with the pattern gives
you full directions for making the
dress.
For other youthful Junior styles,
children's dresses, matrons, mother
and daughter sets. brother and sis
ter sets, send Is cents for our Sum-
mer Fashion Book. Over 100 styles
in 1t. All for practical home dress
making.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
By Dorothy Murray

There is a practical pocket lighter
on the market that will actually light
a pipe. When tilted slightly, it op-
crates like Bunsen burner, shoot
ing a flame directly into the bowl
of the pipe; and when held straight
it's an excellent cigar or cigarette
lighter. This attractive accessory
may be purchased in metal, with or
without leather covering -.
Coffee connoisseTs can buy the
beans and grind their own coffee
fresh by using an electric mill. This
appliance can be adjusted to eight
degrees Of fineness and with it you
are assured Of all the flavor and
aroma -.
Your child would be delighted to
have one Of those attractive rubber
floats to play with while in bathing.
They come in several sizes and are
made to resemble horses, swans and
giraffes -.
Metal cigarette eases covered with
genuine alligator are smart and
hard-wearing. Thsss cases may be
purchased In two sizes for holding
II or 20 cigarettes -.
Sun hats for beach or garden wear
are extremely unusual and smart
this year. For instance, there Is
the sombrero variety which suggests
Mexican influence. and there's
the "Sunbonnet Sue" type. The for
mer comes in brilliant shades Of
straw while the latter Is made Of .
heavy cotton material with an open
mesh crown for GOODNESS =.
If you are q beginner at golf, take
some sound advice and purchase q
pair of pigskm gloves designed
especially for this game. They are
not only smart but extremely prac-
tical. because they will keep your
hands from becoming calloused . . I.
Add to your smoking enjoyment
with q new type Of cigarette holder
on display IN local store. 1t comes
equipped with a supply Of cartridges
which are fitted into the holder for
the purpose Of removing almost
all traces of nicotine. When q
cartridge has become dark brown,
simply remove it and insert new
one The holder and about five
vials containing cartridges are in
cluded in a package -.
Pottery tobacco humidors deco
rated with pictures Of pirate faces
are extremely unusual
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Dorothy Dix Says >~~
People Should Allow Their Heads
To Rule Hearts in Case of Love

an attack OF heart trouble to save
themselves if they would, and also
they know plenty of remedies that
would cure them If they would only
take them.
No one will deny that, while love
is our crowning blessing in ma
turity, 1t is our greatest hazard in
youth and wrecks more lives than
anything else on earth. Every ado
lescent boy and girl is perfectly
aware Of the dangers OF calf love.
but do they try to avoid it? Not at
all. They go out Of their way to be
bitten by the love bug.
1t is nonsense to say that we can
not control falling in love because
love Is mainly self-hypnosis after all.
We let our imaginationS turn the
most ordinary individuals into fairy
princes and princesses.
We bestow upon them charms and
virtues they never possessed. We
search our systems for heart-throbs
and keep our fingers on our pulse.
and If it gets one beat above normal
we think We are the victims of the
grand passion. We have thought
ourselves in love.
But We could just rs easily have
thought ourselves out of love The
boy starting of to college might say
to himself: Love is fine and dandy,
but I'm not going to let it keep me
from getting an education or keep
me from following my star. And I
am not going to let any girl lure
for it,"
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Why Grow
Old?
BY Josephine LOvman

Less fight and more form will help
you learn to swim or improve the
stroke you are doing.
Violent motions in the water are
not effective. They should be re-
laxed and slow, compared to the
antics which most people 60
through.
You will be able to feel relaxed
and swim best when the different
parts OF your stroke become second
nature to you. This means practice.
Exercises taken on your living room
floor will not only strengthen essen
tial muscles but will teach you the
motions.
Here is one which all swimmers
of the crawl should practice. Lie
on your left side. Place your head
on your left arm. Brace yourself by
placing your right hand on the floor.
Be sure that there is a straight line
from your head to your feet. Swing
the left leg forward as the right goes
backward. AS you swing the right
forward the left goes backward.
Don't bend the knees but swing from
the hips. scissors kick. This Is ex-
actly what you do when you swim
the crawl. except that you are lying
or floating, on your tummy in the
water.
Daily practice Of this exercise, ly-
ing first on the left side and then on
the right, will help you execute the
crawl kick when you try it in water
After you have learned to doe the
dead mans float and have practiced
this exercise on the floor, do this:
When in the water, push off for
the float, and after you are on your
tummy start your kick.
II you wish to learn to swim
the crawl, or IL you don't know
how to swim and want To learn.
send a 3-cent-stamped, sef-ad-
dressed envelope with your re-
quest for my Ieaflet. Five Rules
for Learning How to Swim" to
Josephine Lowman in care of The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-27

A youth OF 20 wants to know il it
Is possible for man to let his head
rule his heart and keep from falling
in love until he is ready to marry.
He says that his plan of life re-
quires postponing falling in love
until he has graduated from college,
seen something OF the world, ac-
quired some definite way of making
money enough to support a family
and particularly until he finds some
girl Of character. intelligence and
ideas similar to his, who he feels
sure will make him a congenial life
companion. But his friends tell him
that this theory about controlled
love Is all hooey. They say that
falling In love is something that Is
on the knees OF the gods. 1t hap
pens to a man or 1t does not happen,
but when, or where, or how. he has
no means OF directing. In proof OF
this they cite the many ill-mated
couples who married for love, yet
cannot get along together, and the
thousands of others who let love
lLlCll dIu lllCII
lives and drag them down into
failure and misery, and they say:
DO you suppose these people would
have fallen in love the way they
did II they could have prevented
it?" This is, of course, the general
and romantic theory about falling
in love. 1t is regarded as an acci-
dent, like being struck by lightning,
and, while you may take the pre-
caution of running up few light
ming rods by using little common
sense and prudence and keeping
away from co-educational institu-
tions when you are young and
avoiding glamour girls when you
are middle-aged, still and all, there
isn't much you can do to save your
self If Cupid has your number.
Despite the fact that though there
are occasional cases of love at first
sight, the great majority Of people
do have enough preliminary symp-
toms that they are about to have
Evening star., 1941-06-27

And It makes very appetlZlng ep-'
pearance, especially when given a
fruit garnish, as shown here. Kun
ouat flowers, easily made by Slicing
the skins in quarters and then fold
ing them back to form petals, are
colorful accompaniment and very
tasty, too. Or, you may substitute
radishes, if you wish. Sliced car
rots, caulihower f1oWerets and green
peas form an appetizing vegetable
combination with the roast beef.
This is nutritious, satisfying food,
but served so daintily that it will
perk up even tagging appetites. The
good brown gravy is also an added
attraction" on this delicious meal.
Rolled ribs of beef are placed in
the oven with the fat covering
uppermost, but on the platter the
roast is placed so that slices can be
cut across the face of the roll. The
cords holding the meat are cut as
the carver reaches them.
Rolled Rib Roast of Beef.
Have beef rib rolled and tied at
the market. Sprinkle with salt and
pepper Place fat side up on rack
in an open pan. Insert meat ther-
mometer so that the bulb reaches
the center Of the roast. Place in a
slow oven 300 degrees F.. When
the meat thermometer registers 140
degrees F., the roast will be rare.
1t will be medium at 100 degrees F..
and well done at ITO degrees F.
Allow % to 80 minutes per pound
for cooking a boned and rolled roast
to the rare stage. 80 to 35 minutes
per pound for medium done roast |
and 81 to 40 minutes per pound for |
well-dOne roast.
A rolled roast may be turned oc-
caSionaly to insure even cooking.
For a piquant sauce to serve with |
rolled rib roast. take the roast from /
the pan and remove all but two |
tablespoons of the beef drippings. /
To these add two tablespoons of .
flour and brown well. Add l cup
water, tablespoon vinegar, l small .
onion, finely chopped, l tablespoon |
capers and l tablespoon chopped !
pickles. Cook until thickened.
Evening star., 1941-06-27

quandsry whether it should have
the austerity of hotel room or the
personality OF my own room.-K, H.
Answer-Offhand I should say it
should have almost the quality of
your own room. 1t has been stated
that the perfect guest room Is one
In which the hostess spends many
a happy hour. Make your guests as
comfortable as possible, merely re-
framing from placing personal
photographs, in which they would
have no interest, or personal acces-
sories, which they will bring with
them, in the room. Try the room
yourself and see If there are COM
Portable reading lamps. a few new
books and magazines and night
table within reach. See that the
windows operate easily. the shutters
do not bang, and that everything
considered, your guest may be as
comfortable in your home as 1t is
possible for you to make him or
her.
otdI lMISS NoNCi nav llllr
old crystal chandelier that was
struck with a broom handle and
the glass pendants broken on ons
whole side. Is 1t possible to buy
new ones? If 30. would like 70
know the name of q frm carrying
these. o. T. z,
Answer-A year or two ago It was
possible to buy reproductions of the
old glass pendants which were made
In Czecho-Slovakia, but, Of course,
all imports have stopped from
there. The next best chance would
be TO pick them up from time to
time in antique shops, where you
are likely to find a collection OF all
sizes
Address inquiries on home
deeorat ton to Margaret NOVEL;, in
care Of The Evening Star.
Answers will appear in this
column rs quickly as space per-
mits. For personal reply, include
scent stamped, self addressed
envelope with your questions.
Evening star., 1941-06-27
Olive.Salmon Casserole
4 e,ios 6rs{raA .>nu>I

J cups drained canned or cooked
whole kernel hominy
Butter
2 cups faxed canned or cooked
salmon
] cup sliced ripe olives
2 cups heavy white sauce
Salt
Pepper
Paprika
Saute hominy In butter until
slightly Drowned. Remove from
heat, add salmon, ripe olives, white
sauce and salt and pepper to taste
and blend lightly. Pour into q
casserole; sprinkle top with psprika
and dot with butter. Bake in a
moderate oven 1850 degrees F. IS
to 20 minutes. Serve hot.
Serves 1 to 6.