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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
US0 Will Dedicate
Two New Clubs

Two urw clubs hero Tor men in
'hc armed forces viii he dedicated
bv the Detroit branch Of the
United Service Organization dur
ing open House Day" between
= and p m. Sunday
one u the Navy Club in the
former Barlum Hotel al III
Cadillac Square. sponsored Jointly
by The navy and the USO. The
other is the USO Club at 7435
East Jefferson avenue opposite
the Naval Armory. These will
bring 10 four the number Of USO
ggufgI.s LprC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Emery Acts 10 Settle
Meier PARKING Row

An attempt 10 settle the city =
parking meter problem hanging
fire since passage Of meter ordi-
nance IN June. 1910, ~ 20 be made
by the meter committee OF the
mayors safety committee.
At meeting Of INC mayors
committee, City Palmer George
Emery moved that the committee
avoid being accused Of derelctIon
OF duty by settling the matter
either through recommendation Of
purchase Of meters OF repeal Of
The ordinance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
HITS TRAFFIC SITUATION
NO CARD. NO DRINK

From Ireland came the suCgeS.
ton advanced by Tom KearneS
Of the bartenderS' union. ALL.
I'm the last war the worker
was given card i'm Belfast
when he finished work. The bar
tender In the war plant areas
wouldn't serve him until he
handed over the card"
But II remained for John Boden.
stab Of the Royal Ark Association
10 call upon history 10 defend The
workers right 10 drink when and
whatever he wished
why, the Pilgrims landed
here with 80 barrels Of beer"
ne said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

defend America-Buy Bomb
ers with Defense Savings Stamps
and Bonds" A.
Every man in the 18th Infantry
Regiment-one of the many fight
ing units of Uncle Sans armed
forces-now' owns "A share in a
Defense Bond.
Taking cash from company
funds which otherwise would 90
toward their own comforts and
Conveniences, each company and
detachment of this military unit
has purchased a bond.
Many of our soldiers and sailors
and marines now own bonds per
sonally, and thousands are making
regular purch a Ses of defense
stamps. Many make a Contribu-
ton from each monthly pay. small
as IL is, toward a bond purchase.
MANY HAVEN'T BOUGHT
Hundreds of young men being
indicted into the army convert
their cash into bonds before
donning the armyS uniform.
Yet there are tens Of thousands
Of civilians. many of them in De
troit, who have not yet made their
initial investment although these
patriotic fighting men are offering
Uncle Sam their time and services
as we'll as their money, and
possibly their lives.
You can help buy bombcrs for
American filters through your pur-
chase of stamps and bonds. and Al
the same time make a safe and
sound investment for your own
postwar future In the words Of
Frank n ISbey. chairman Of the
Michigan defense savings commit
tee:
HELP BUY BOMBERS
81 like 10 think Of these bonds
In terms Of the number Of auto
mobiles. electric refrigeratorS
and suits Of clothes the matured
bonds will buy-in terms OF the
things which will put men back
10 work after the war"
When you purchased bond. write
In the margin OF the application
For Bomber Campaign Then
notify, in writing. tho Buy-A-
Bomber Editor OF The Detroit
Times, listing the amount OF your
purchase.
II the brave men now fighting
for their country are wiling 20
contribute from their mcager earn
ings then certainly those on tho
home front can back them up with
similar investment
As the flicr on tho new defense
savings STAFF poster says
you Buy 'Em-Ne1l Fly
En-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
DETROIT EVENING TrMEs CpHoNE cHERRY 88ooJ
State Would Bar
Liquor Sale Near
Defense Plants
Nv DOROTHY WILLIAMS

II seems that micrometcrS and
boilermakers don't mix. at least
not when the boilernakcr is a
double whisky with beer chaser.
So Michigan's liquor control com
mission today was tackling this
problem before il has a cnance TO
hamper defense production
The commission met al Hotel
Detroiter TO consider proper con-
troll of liquor sales around defense
plants and the arteries leading to
them. Present were highway de-
partment representatives 10 dis
cuss the traffic problems which
throw defense workers ct al. into
I-need- drink filters
Also present were Out county
supervisors, neighboring SherffS.
representatives Of the liquor bust
ness and DR. Thomas K Gruber,
Eloise superintendent, who occa-
slonally is given the care Of tav-
ern-tarrying workers.
SHERIFF SOUNDS KEYNOTE
Sheriff Andrew Baird presided
and sounded the keynote
I'VE can't stand for any re-
tarding Of our war effort"
James D. Dotsch, liquor com
missioner. said:
"a man cant work ON parts
keyed down 10 one twenty
thOusandth OF an inch with a
few drinks under his belt.
We've got Ia decide whether
To renew certain licenses when
they come up for renewal and
whether TO grant new licenses.
DANGER OF BLIND PIGS
There il danger Of blind pigs,
II we are too strict. We have
already refused TO grant any
licenses In three townships near
the Willow Run plant. They are
Van Buren,. Warren and Ypsi-
lanti townships.
Now we are getting com
plants OF bookkeeping"
Gus SCholle of the Go dis
cuSsed an educational campaign
IF we can convince our men
Of the necessity of getting
good nights sleep 10 assure Ell
cient work and II We can avert
drinking before going into the
plant, we will be making a con-
tribution." he said.
HITS TRAFFIC SITUATION
SCholle took a crack Al tho
traffic situation
Think OF the man hours Of
labor we waste now In horn
footing going and coming from
the plants" he SAID
Doctor GrIber backed Scholle.
declaring
The horn footing takes a lot
more out Of the workers than the
time they spend in the factories.
By The time q man gets there
through the traffic Snsrl he -
hardly Al 10 work.
NO CARD. NO DRINK
From Ireland came the sucCeS.
ton advanced by Tom Kearney
Of the bartcnderS' union. ALL.
I'm the last war the worker
was given card i'm Belfast
when he finished work. The bar
l.. h..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
HELP BUY BOMRERS

81 like 10 think Of these bonds
I'm terms OF the number Of auto
mobiles. electric refrigerators
and suits Of clothes the matured
bonds will buy-in terms OF the
things which will put men back
10 work after the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Defense Bond
Is Purchased by
18th Infantry
Friday. March Is. 1912
BY r.. JEROME PETIT

defend America-Buy Bomb
ers with Defense Savings Stamps
and Bonds"
Evening star., 1942-04-11

l-Giddy hair ribbon bows print afternoon dress
in women's sizes. Sheer royon where you like it,
for sleeves and soft bodice 'front.' the rest heavier
royon crepe. erisht1,nnnoso. royoI bIues2Q75
and green against black or navy -------- II
WoMENs DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
z-cheerfuI- -es-e-whstIe is your suit Of Celonese
"Seo Breeze" lightweight royon that tolors tri-
umphontIy EnphotieoIIy bright in "hi-yi" red =
and birds egg blue, snoi blue, sea fon yellow, she'll
pink and Persion green are other blithe slG.s5
choices. Sizes 10 to Is ------------- ~
MIssEs' SUITS THIRD FLooR.
Evening star., 1942-04-11
CA huge, brilliantly en-
omeIed ponsy blossom on 81
Soy earring Ponsies, poir, 81
Prices plus 1870 tar
COSTUME JEwE1RY, A1sLE 5,
FIRST FLOOR.

D-Your ha n d k e rehief is
boldly patterned with deep pink
cherry blossoms. Sheer cotton
with hond-roIled cherry 81
colored hem ---------- l
HANDxERcHIErs, AISLE II. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

3-Meke your suit-dress memorable with vivid
voilet, gallo green or valiant red-the some color
printed, poster-boId on the ottoched blouse. Crisp
royon for side -cuvine skirt and jacket
orepey soft royon for the blouse. Misses <,r
MISSES DRESSES THIRD FLOOR.
4-This little poroson Of q royon-ond-eotton two
peeer looks precise as uniform till you see its
coIors-shoutine red with natural and pine green,
green with noturol and yellow, brown with natural
and blue navy with natural and red Sizes Nc.e5
SPOKESMAN, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-04-11

l-"Laxy Daisy" en- sI.s3
broidered belt --- i
WoMENs SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

Beloved exeitement-scor-
let, royoI blue or turquoise
copeskin with hand 81
stitched tops ------- -
GLOVES, AISLE 18, Fnsr FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-04-11

Catch their sparkle on our First
Floor and in our Shoe Section
such fun to choose the colors
that fIotter you nost-the per-
feet accessory adventures" for
oil your costumes. Consider:
Evening star., 1942-04-11

Flush Vietorion red roses,
transform q demure white roy-
on blouse into siddy success.
Wear the neckIine open or
closed-whichever becomes
you more. Sizes "a to s7.s5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Fighting Mans Friend:
Fighting Mans Friend:
Those Who Register
Feb. I6---And Where
BY SHANNON CoRMACK

DO have TO register Where do
] go 10 register? What informa-
ton do I have TO supply the draft
board?
These are the three main oues-
tions that are coming to the Fight
inc Mans Friend as the date for
the registration Of all male resi-
dents between the ages Of 20 and
"a draws closer.
First: who has to register II
you had reached your twentieth
birthday by December 81 last and
have not reached your forty-fifth
birthday by next Tuesday, you
must register. That is il you were
born on or before Dec. 81. 1921.
or on or after Feb. II, 1897, you
must register.
ONLY EXCEPTIONS
The only exceptions are those
men who are serving in the armed
forces Of the United States, such
as the army. navy, marine corps
and coast guard.
Also, those persons who regis
tered for the first draft and who
have not been called up. they do
not have 10 register again.
A few specified government
officials are also exempted.
But all citizens and aliens, in
Guiding enemy aliens, must regis
ter unless they come in the above
categories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Pitfalls OF Love BY Adele Garrison

II should love nothing better"
he said in his most impressive
tones. II always feel as though
i must not intrude on your time,
you are 30 great--and busy
lady. But I should like to ask
you q question or two about
Mary. You said she was very
unhappy this morning. Have
you any idea OF the reason for
her depression: ."
You would have to see Mary
herself to find that out" / said.
"She told me only what i said
before-that she had made q
fool Of herself"
IT have IT," I went on sud-
denly. with q fash OF malicious
insight as TO how I most effec-
lively could spur him 10 a new
pursuit OF Mary. "She probably
meant what she had done to
Noel by her entirely innocent,
but rather conspicuous - filrta-
ton, shall we call it?-with you.
MARY dramAtiZes herself. and
everybody else, as you probably
know" / went on. land 1 think
she probably now IL planning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

how she can make up TO Noel
for the distress she has caused
him.
'T imagine that until her new
remorse wears of, you or any
other man save Noel will sec
very little Of her. They were
like q pair OF newly married
lovers when they went of to-
gether q little while ago"
l carefully avoided looking a
Steve as / flung my bombshell
But from under my lowered laSheI
saw his face crimson with rage
then go pale again.
That must have been inter-
esting-and amusing" he said
with a light laugh. But you may
be sure I shall do nothing TO
cross the path OF true love. I
shall take particular pains not
TO invite Mary again TO go out
with me, unless some third per-
son accompanies US. 1 simply
can't forego her company alto
gether, ahe IN 30 fascinating and
intriguing. But i shall be very
careful"
SUGGESTS OLINA
"She II not the only fascInat-
Ing and intriguing woman In
your world" I reminded him.
II know It," he said. There's
one right I'm the same company"
"You mean" 1 said, and left
my voice on the upward inflec-
ton.
II mean the princess Olina,"
he said, and felt that he was
rolling the title under his
tongue. There's . beautiful
woman who lSH,intrigulng and
fascinating enough for ten" he
went on. but her mother. tho
queen, 20 hedges her around
with that outmoded court et-
quette OF hers, that there Is no
getting anywhere with her"
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

Then I mustn't keep you"
he said, starting 10 rise. but I
waved him back TO his chair.
you're not keeping me-" I
said. II have TO stay hero for
an hour or two, because my
father may have an engagement
for me with old friends of his
who are coming into the city.
$50 I cannot possibly start
for tho Bronx for tho next
hour" went on. land I haven't
a thing to do for--for half of IL,
ut least"
I caught my self just in time &c
avoid giving him an intimauor
that I could talk 10 him for ar
hour n wished. / knew that Bob
Ronalds harun-scarurn roommate
would be telephoning me In les;
than an hour. and that l must &c,
rid OF Stephen Redfeld and what
Mrs. ncer would term his rabbit
ears" before that time.
ASKS REDFTELD TO STAY
80, for half an hour" ] said,
EFF you haven't anything better
20 do, why don't you stay here
and gossip a bit ?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

tration clerk and the clerk will Al
In YOUR answers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Connolly Answers

Sir Robert Richard Torrens,
James Cook, Abel Janszoon
Tasman, William Dampier.
Pelsart.
Pa Elizabeth; (b) GLASGOW;
(c) Arnold.
3-(a) Aaron Burr: (b) George
Washington; tc) Abraham
Lincoln.
IA collar bone; (b) wrist;
(c) breast bone.
5-(a) young horse; (b) a
young COW; (c) young
swan.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Quiz Answers

1-"Our American Cousin"
Georgia. February y is the
anniversary Of James OGle-
thorpe's landing at Savannah.
3-One-the dog.
Annapolis. Md.
5-Black, red and blond, re-
spectlvely.
portugal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
On the Planet Mongo
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

THY New 4.Purpose Super Sud,l See how Super Suds
does these amazing thingS-O Ces white olothes
up to 2SE Ubhsr than less efficient soaps-withouf
harsh chemical action ~ washes danny rsyons
t4fsJ as Rayon Experts recommend % Laundeu
washable silks and woolens beautifully without costly
extra" soaps -. 90 washes dishes sparkling with
extra speed-snd with real sentlsnsss 10 bss@d Get
New 4.Purpose Super Suds now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
ANENT ENLIsTMENTS

ANENT ENLISTMENTS
After you have registered, should
you wish TO enlist in the army you
must obtain a release from your
local draft board The army re-
cruiting office will give you a form
which your draft board will fill out
and sign for you.
At this time this form Is not re-
quired by the navy. marine corps
or coast guard You can enlist
voluntarily in any OF the armed
forces of the nation up 10 the time
you are examined by the army
doctor attached to your draft
board.
Officials say it will probably be
from two 10 three months before
the numbers in the first list of
Mondays registration will be
called. In the meantime draft
boards are engaged in reclassify-
ing the old registrants and many
men who were originally granted
defernent because they were en-
gagged in essential or needful occu-
pations may now be classified in
la, that is, subject TO immediate
call.
PERMISSION NEEDED
]. J. Kelly: Q-I am 38. After
I register on February 16, can l
enlist in the army?
A-You must first obtain the
written permission OF your local
draft board; In most cases this
permission Is granted.
The Fighting Mans Friend is
an information aid 10 men in
the service and their relatives
and 10 men about TO enter the
armed forces of the United
4 States. Questions submitted 10
the Fighting Mans Friend will
be answered only in this COL
umn. No answers viii be given
Z by telephone or mail.
Do nor write asking in what
classification you will be placed
by your local draft board or
whether you will be granted de-
7 ferment. These matters are en-
ureIy in the hands of the local
) draft boards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

ALUM ARMIES Of EUROPE ASIA AND AFRICA TIE TREASURE
OF NE EARTH THEIR MILITARY CHEST BoNnAe COMMANDER
COULD NOT ~ FORCE The OHIO OR MAKE TRACK on
THE Blue RIDGE IN TRIAL OF THOUSAND YEARS.
From the frst Psfr1ote Speech kA6RAAh
49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
ONLY EXCEPTIONS
WHERE TO REGISTER

Where TO register? The regis
tration date Is next Monday. The
place to register is the public
school nearest your home.
Some persons engaged in war
production can register on Satur-
day. but these registrations are
being handled by the plants where
the men are employed. No out
siders can register then.
Persons who have valid excuses
for not being able TO register on
Monday may register with their
local draft boards on Saturday or
Sunday,
Information required by the
registration boards. You do not
have to bring with you your birth
certificate. naturalization papers
or any other document You will
be asked questions by the regis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

I BEGAN the analysis of my
terrific problem with one premise
firmly established. The gangster
who had asked me TO trade" by
sending a telephone message for
him In exchange for information
about something threatening my
father. had planned TO double
cross" me, even as, / told myself
ruefully, / was "double-crossing"
him by failing TO keep my promise
to send the message he had given
me.
The man who had impersonated
Professor Diswell so well that,
even after the rough handling at
tending his capture. he still looked
enough like the old savant 10 be
his twin brother, had told me that
a certain gang was planning to
rub out" my father the minute
he should 20 outside the hotel. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

urged me 10 tell my father he
would better stay safe in his
rooms.
Knowing the abysmal evil and
treachery of all the men now in
our custody. and remembering
especially the look OF malignant
triumph In the eyes Of the man
who had been talking to me, was
sure that he was counting on my
transmitting to my father exactly
the words he had used. TELL him
he'd better stay safe In his
rooms"
Only one Interpretation was 10
be put upon that. Any evil threat
.ening my father was lurking in
or near his own suite OF rooms in
the hotel.
must see that he left them at
once, but under an escort suffi-
cient TO guard him against any
danger. And Ronald must go with
him.
HITS ON PLAN
Yet how could / warn him?
dared not telephone him at the
hotel. or have any one else talk
TO him over the telephone there
For my suspicion as to the iden.
tity of the man who had tele.
phoned the gangsters from an un.
listed private telephone in Hotel
I Lansfield--a suspicion which
could not yet verify-signified sc
deadly and efficient an espionage
over all telephone calls that
knew never again would dare "a
say anything more significant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
WRITE WASHINGTON

A-Tbe army penalties men
who enlist TO dodge their domes-
tic responsibilities and falsify
their records. You should call
this to the attention Of the adj
jutant general, army of the
United States, Washington, ID.
C., giving all the facts In the
case. The largest army posts In
Missouri are Fort Leonard
Wood, jefferson Barracks and
Camp Clark. The adjutant gen.
erals office might be able to tell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

while without subjecting myself
TO be arrested. I am an American.
All you know his where
abouts, no regulations will pre-
vent your communicating with
your husband or sending him
gifts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
Quiz Answers

Alexander Hamilton.
death was the penalty for
losing.
3--Troposphere.
4EMost Great Plains tribes used
the conical tent called the
tepee.
5-True.
6-The bellwether was the male
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
SHALL SHE WORK?

Mrs. H. o. N: Q-My husband
is in Class ga. and 1 received a
call to go to work in a defense
plant. We have four children, the
oldest, a girl, II. I'want to know
il my working will get my hus-
band called any sooner.
A--Obviously, the less de-
pendent you and your family are
upon your husband, the sooner
he will be called for service.
]. Z. j.: Off a man enlisted
in the army TO avoid supporting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
Fighting Mans Friend
Wife May Send
Gifts TO Alien
KIN
O F
BY L. JEROME PETIT

M. H.: Q-I have been the wife
of an alien for the last 16 years
but have been separated from him
for two years. Upon hearing that
he has been placed in a concen-
tration camp, I am wondering il
I could write to him. send him
cigarets or a dollar once in a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
Connolly Answers

1-(a) Elias Howe; (b) Thomas
Edison (c) Charles Goodyear.
Pal Rhumba; OBJ tango; (c)
morris dance.
3@(a) Chlorophyll; (b) vacuum;
(c) vertebrates.
4(a) Simon Bolivar: OBJ Luis
Firpo; (c) Guiomar Novaes.
Sal Mary Baker Eddy: fb)
Joseph Smith: (c) Martin
Luther.
6-(a) Jacques Cartier; (bl
VIM. Gorgas; (c) Michael
Balfe.
7-(a) 300x100 feet. lb) 78x1
feet; 90-foot square.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

his child is there any way I can
make him give toward the child's
support? He is in a camp in Mis-
souri,, but 1 don't know exactly
where. Just how could I find out
where he is?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28

than Good morning." over a
Lansfield telephone.
Until could talk to my father
face to face, I would not acknowl-
edge even to myself the identity of
the man I suspected of talking
over that unlisted telephone to
the gangsters in Professor Dis
wells home.
But I must not run the risk of
having my father stay in the
hotel. or talk over its telephone
system, a minute longer than the
time required to get him out of
there.
For a long minute / sat tense,
with ideas chasing each other
around my brain. Their g -~~o--
sity pressed upon me, the saving
grace of an idea came 20 1885,,
1 called long distance and asked
for the New York office number of
Doctor Twitchell, the surgeon
whom my father always called TO
the hideaway, or anywhere else,
when his Investigations presented
the need of medical or surgical
skill.
I He answered Immediately. and
I spoke in as crisp and rapid
fashion as I could,
TELLS DOCTOR TWITCHELL
Doctor Twitchen? This is
MIS- Graham, daughter of
Charles Spencer"
"Oh, yes, Mrs. Graham; what
can ! do for you?"
II have Just learned--I can
not tell you how--that my
father In In great danger I'M
less he leaves his suite at Ho-
tel Lansfield as soon rs possible,
and goes down well-guarded to
You know where"
Eyes, yes, I understand" he
replied. Tell me exactly what
1 must do"
you must not telephone him,
nor must he use the telephone
until he reaches his own place.
want you to 20 to the Lans-
field and 20 directly up In the
elevator to this number
gave him the number of my
fathers suite.
Take n husky bodyguard
with you, although / do not
think you will have any trouble.
The danger II to come TO him
In a more subtle way.
MUST LEAVE HOTEL
Tell him I said that he must
leave the hotel Immediately
and take Ronald with him, but
that Ronald must take no bag
gage. Have him leave that
packed so it can be sent for
later.
Have father take the key
of the suite with him, 20 that
neither of them has TO 20 near
the desk. They simply are 20 go
out of the hotel as II they
were on q casual errand and
meant to return. Ronald can
stuff his shaving things and
toilet articles In his pockets.
Then I want them to go
down to--you know where-and
walt until 1 come back tonight.
Tell my father that his life, and
probably Ronald's, depends upon
his leaving the hotel at once
without notifying any one--not
any one. Please make that very
strong"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-28
By Lyman Young
By Fran Striker


sheep who led the flock with
a bell attached to his neck.
7-Tenor.