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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
own as the greatest wealth In
the world"

own as the greatest wealth In
the world"
Ranked with such towering fig
ures as Thomas Mann and Emil
among the Titans of mod
ern German literature. Zweig was
"a prolific writer of plays. novels.
biographies and poems with pSy-
Geological character.
He, had been called "one OF the
six wise men Of Europe in pam
phlet about him written by Jules
Romans. French novelist, at the
time of Zweig's Sixtieth birthday.
A prolific literary craftsman,
Zweig gained fame principally with
such psychological studies as
Marie Antoinette' and Mental
Healers." His works were trans
lated into 80 languages.
The Austrian author came 10 the
United States with his wife in
January. 1899, and becoming dis
satisfied with New York. went 10
Brazil 10 take up permanent resi-
dence. He had written a book of
tribute to Brazil, entitled, Brazil
Land of the Future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Professor Il Filler
Dr.. Harry c. Carver, 81. Of U.M. Enrols as Cadet
to Prepare for Teaching Of Air Navigation

Or. Harry c. Carver, 81, profes
sor OF statistical mathematics al
the University of Michigan, today
is undertaking the full air corps
cadet training at Kelly Field, Tex,
in preparation for returning 10
Ann Arbor 10 teach air navigation
TO l.. OF NJ. students.
Although he might have taken
navigation training as civilian
at the field, living in officers
quarters, Doctor Carver instead
chose TO train as a cadet. Special
permission was granted by the
secretary Of war who waived the
top age requirement Of 70 in view
OF extraordinary circumstances.
"If I'D come here as a civil
IAN he said, I'D have been an
outsider. I'm really doing II the
easy way, as a cadet"
The easy way for Doctor Car
yer includes a crew haircut, open
ing Of doors for upper classmen
and the working OF ground-and-air
problems in competition with his
young classmates.
Doctor Carver believes that uni
versities OF the nation could teach
future navigators their mathemat-
les and ground school courses, free
ing the air corps program for
brief. intensive flight training in
doing the navigation work for the
giant bombers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough. chest cold or acute bron-
chitiS IS not treated and you cannot
afford 10 take a chance with any medi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right 10 the seat Of the
trouble 10 help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature TO
soothe and heal raw. tender infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes
Creomulsion blends beech wood
creoSote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
II contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
YOU have tried. tell your druggist TO
sell YOU bottle Of Creomulsion with
tho understanding YOU must Ike the
way 1t quickly allavS the cough. per-
hitting rest and sleep or you are TO
have YOUR money back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Woman S Death
Still Mystery

Tic cauSe ~ Tho death ri Mrs
Lillian Lambert. IS whose bod,
was found in an arcaway At ~
Stlmson street remained wNS-
tory today after an autopsy failed
10 disclose the reason for death
or any marks of violence on The
body
The contents NJ the stomach
Will be analyzcd further county
medical examiners SAID 10 deter.
mine whether death was due 10
poison
Mrs. Lambert Is the wife ~ a
Jackson prison inmate serving a
term for robbery armed In 1922
she vas police witness I'M a
blind pig murder for which three
men are now serving life sentences
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Mrs. Peter WiggIe|'; :
Requiem High Mass SET
Tor thursday

Requiem high mass viii be sung
at Q a. m Thursday az St. The
resa s Roman Catholic Church for
Mrs. Peter Wiggle. wife OF De
troit 5 assistant postmaster, who
died ~ her home, i227 Seebaldt
avenue.
Mrs. Wiggle was 65 years old
and - lifelong resident OF Detroit
She was member Of the MaCca-
bees and the 81. Theresa Church
Altar society
Surviving arc her husband and
TWO sisters Mrs. Anne Emmer-
d orfer and Mrs Josephine
Knowles Burial VIII be in Mt. OH
Vrr Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Ugly Eczema
No Joke

The itching torment OF eczema is
enough 70 make an, one wretched
and anxious for relief II YOU sut.
fer from the itching ~ eczema
pimples. angry red blotches and
other irritating blemishes. get
Peterson Ointment. 35e all drug
gi~ts II one application does not de-
lIgbt Won. money refunded Peterson
thniW'ut also WONDERFUL for itching
feet ,racks between #0rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Newspaper Routes Fit
Rows for Better Jobs

Carrying papers teaches youths 10 work
=. raises the standards OF their future
gives valuable experience en-.
coUrsoes them TO be independent and
earn their own money -. shows them
the fundamentals OF business owes
a regular weekly Income and teaches the
value OF courtesy, promptness and per
sonal appearance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

Help win this war by placing your order
for t0e Defense Stamps with Times
carrier NOW! Lend-not oiVe-your
American Way. the voluntary way by
investing in Defense Stamps regularly
every week. Your neiohborhood Times
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

~ 5000 GriXdale, has earned
$3.50 in the two years h. has
been carving The Detroit
Times in the neighborhood Of
Helen. Carrie. Rogge and Z.
Mile Road. He has increased
his number Of customers from
% 10 116. Erwin Is n" stu.
dent Al pershinc High School.
wants 10 he an aviation me-
chanic,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Nudge" Your Lazy
Liver Tonight!

CONSTIPATION with It's headaches.
mental dullness. half-alive feeling
often result II your liver bile doesn't
now freely ercry day into your intestines.
SO take Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets %
insure gentle yet thorough bowel move
Tueuts Drive Tablets are simply IRON
derfuI 20 stir up liver bile secretion and
tone UP muscular intestinal action.
i5t. zoe. 6oe. All drugstores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

All Detroit Times Carrier BOYS have
volunteered "a Official L. : Defense
Agents for the sale of 1oc Defense Saw.
ings Stamps. They are patriots in the
defense Of their country. have already
sold over 1000 900 stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
-. Help Speed War Calls!

THIS picture Is to remind you that you can i'm.
prove your own telephone service and lend a
hand in speeding important war messages if YOU
avoid those peak" periods 10 Am to IL,
and to Up. M.-when telephone lines are likely
to be overloaded with calls
Michigan Bell now is handling an average of
more than 5000, 900 calls daily - many thou.
sands more than before. Var calls must 90
through. even though it is becoming increasingly
difficult to meet service needs readily as in the
past. BY doing your telephoning at of.peak
hours and keeping your calls as short as possible.
you will be helping to speed the messages that are
vital to victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

OF 1885 Brainard. has earned
S3ln-ia- tAs J, months -hA-Ass
been serving Detroit Times
subscribers in the nelghhor.
hood Of Sycamore, MYRTLE.
Twelfth. Wabash. National
and Harrison avenues. Ted
has increased his number o.
customers from 81 10 1l6, is
a r. student A. Jefferson
Intermediate school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
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Youth I'm business

Boys who carry newspapers are ener.
getic Young business men. learning
through actual experience how 20 meet
he public sell, give satisfactory service.
collect. keep records and increase profits
by increasing their number OF customers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
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BONs over IL years old wishing To help them
selves and their country may apply for - news
paper route by calling or writing the Home
Delivery Department. Detroit Times. Detroit.
Mich; telephone Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Stefan Zweiq,
Wife End Lives
In Brazil Home

RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb. "a
QNS) Friends today incurred
Austrian-born and Nazi-exiled Ste.
phan Zweig, famed author, who
yesterday took his own life in a
suicide pact with his wife at their
summer home in Petropolis, near
Rio de Janeiro.
One of the principal targets OF
the NaZi book -burnings of 1888,
and for eight years an exile from
his homeland, Zwelg committed
suicide. with his wife. on the very
day an American edition OF his
latest book was published. He
was so.
(Zweigs American publisher,
Viking Press. brought out his
newest work on Monday, en-.
titled "Amerigo: a Comedy Of
Errors in History.')
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
FORGERY CHARGE MADE

ms, " was claimed, hdd Deer
asserted by the 74-year-old Corby
before his death and after he was
divorced from his brief marriage
with Mrs. Weber.
On her sixth birthday however
the child was awarded 81 100000
by Probate Judge Edward Com
mand in Detroit Soon after her
step-fathor. Russell Morgan. de-
manded her custody. claiming ne
was the father. BY this time he
TOO. was divorced from Mrs
Webber.
Mrs. BealS -Corby- Morgan-Web-
Der had been Corby'S houSekeeper
before her marriage 10 Corby IN
1919 After the estate had been
moved TO Ohio. she accused one Of
The attorneys ot-the estate with
forgery in the handling Of funds.
Still later the case was moved
10 Kentucky
The most recent lawsuit. brought
by Miss Corby. charged Mrs
Weber with Squandering the
$3.50, 900 and demanded an account
ing and settlement The out-of-
court settlement was described as
very satisfactory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
NOTE EXPLAINS SUICIDE

In letter explaining why h,
and Mrs. Zweig killed themselves
the author asserted his energy wa.
exhausted by long years of pere
CARNATIONS as one without coun
try"
after I saw the country OF
my own language fall" said the
author in his farewell note, land
my spiritual land-EurOpe-de-
stroying itself, and as I reach
the age Of so, II would require
immense strength to reconstruct
my life, and my energy IL ex-
hausted by long years OF PEREZ
CARNATIONS a. one without coun-
try.
RANKED AMONG HIGHEST
Therefore, believe ID IN time
To end a life which was dedi-
Gated only to spiritual work. con.
sidering human liberty and nv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Autopsy Ordered
In Strange Death
Of Mrs. Corby

The death Of Mrs. Madeline
Beals Corby Morgan Weber, in
Cleveland, from what her attor-
ney termed a mysterious all
ment," today brought an order
for an autopsy from Coroner S. r..
Gerber who said that three times
previously she had attempted sui
eide.
Mrs. Wcbbere-one-time wife of
Thomas w. qorIS.. wealthy De-
troit property p@1er, who died in
1924. had beenN "a -pDncipal figure
in almost 20 years of many-sided
legislation over his estate. re-
Gently reported In excess of
$5,0O0,OO0
The most recent suit was settled
only last December 81 after Mrs.
Webber's daughter. Miss Marie
Therese Corby. y. had accused
her mother and others of wasting
S750,000 of $l,750,000 left her by
her father. She had fallen heir
10 the estate on her twenty-frst
birthday.
Miss Corby arrived in Cleveland
just an hour before her mothers.
death.
Miss -Gorbys suit against her
mother was but one Of "A series OF
litigations following the death of
Corby.
The wealthy real estate man
had large holdings in the Crosse
Pointe area. He left no will. The
first suit for his money was filed
the day after his death by rela-
tives who claimed the four-year--
old Marie ThereSe was not his
daughter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
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Disorders and Other Chronic ALL
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animation. Including blood pressure test
and chemical urtnaIS sis. diagnosis, by
careful physical and microscopic
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Evening star., 1942-03-27
Eugene Meyer Given
Honorary Degree
By California u.
Post Publisher Is CuIIed
Jealous Public Servant
By President SprouI

BY the Associated Press.
BERKELEY, Calf, March 81
Eugene Meyer, publisher of the
Washington Post, was awarded an
honorary doctor of laws degree by
the University Of California yester-
day and was described during the
presentation as Jealous and dis
interested public servant under five
successive Presidents"
Mr.. Meyer was one of four persons
receiving the honorary degree from
the university as part OF its 74th
annual charter day exercises.
DR.. Robert Gordon Sproul, presi-
dent of the university, characterized
Mr.. Meyer as:
"Son of California and one time
student of this university; a news
paper publisher and banker with a
social conscience, at ease in the
overlapping fields of economics,
finance, industry and agriculture "
The citation continued: "A zeal
Gus and diSintereSted public servant
under five successive Presidents
from Woodrow Wilson to Franklin
Roosevelt, you have given cohesion,
independence and definite purpose
to national activities of prime i'm
portance; a hard fighter and a
harder worker, blessed with the
habit of success"
Mr.. Meyer attended the university
in 1892 and 1893 and received his
degree from Yale in 1895.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
Nazi Air Strategy Trapped
French, Da|adier Says

BY the Associated Press.
RON, Unoccupied France, March
Pin the presence Of United
States Military Attache Col Robert
Schow, former Premier Edouard
Daladier described to the Riom
court today how the Germans led
the French Army into a trap by
withholding their aerial attacks
until Allied troops had advanced
into Belgium in May, 1910.
At the same time, the newspaper
L'Avenir, published in Vichy, de-
Tended continuation of the trial of
five defendants charged with re-
sponsibility for Frances military de-
feat and criticized those 1t termed
interested belittlers"
M. Daladier testified about a trip
he made into Belgium behind Brit
ish and French forces moving north
a few hours after Germany invaded
the Netherlands and Belgium on
May 10. 1910 Col. Schow and
Woodruff Wallner, second secretary
of the United States Embassy In
Vichy, followed the former Premier's
testimony carefully.
Even though I saw our generals
smiling and confident" M. Daladiel
said, when I saw our troops ad-
vancing smoothly on the roads
without a German plane in the sky
I had an intuition that it was a
trap.
This failure to use bombers to
attack enemy concentrations and
have them for the actual battle
itself-the opposite Of the French
idea-led the Allies on.
Suppose I had said stop the
advance here because I feel a GER
tain uneasineSs, I would have real
ly been exceeding my rights"
Evening star., 1942-03-27
Soldier Killed, "a Hurt
As Auto Runs Into Marchefs
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERGENFIELD, N. j., March a.
An automobile drove into the rear
of a marching column of 100 SOL
diers last night, Bergen County
Prosecutor John j. Breslin said, kill
ing one and injuring IA others.
Mr.. Breslin said Charles Nor
daunt. 35. sales manager for an
Englewood automobile agency. had
been booked as driver Of the car on
a charge of manslaughter by auto
mobile and drunken driving.
The soldier killed was Murray
Winawer of Brooklyn.
Among the injured was James
Rose, 10, Chincheo, Va, possible
fracture Of pelvis and brain con-
cussion; condition fair. He was
taken to Englewood Hospital.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
D. 6. Methodists Donate
$51,663 to Special Fund

Methodists of the Washington
area contributed $5l, ,663 to the ma
tional fund raised by the Methodist
Emergency Commission for support
of religious services to men in train
ing camps and for overseas relief,
it was announced today.
Bishop Adna w. Leonard reported
that the sum was 33 per cent more
than the quota for the section. A
total of $959,320 was contributed
throughout the country.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
Park Lecture Set

An illustrated lecture on Life
Through the Ages" will be given by
Earl Trager, formerly chief natu-
ralist Of the National Park Service
at the Departmental Auditorium or
Constitution avenue at pm. We'd
nesday. Presented under the au-
spices of the National Park Service,
color pictures will be shown of
many national park and monument
areas
Evening star., 1942-03-27
The Champ Was Pretty Bad Year Ago

According reliable nearly 3 rounds
noble effort
His claimed that Abraham fighting that
right will him the benefit of the
stouy plugging building the Louis
chap, eh? quick knockout tonight
He uckeed for the Army
campaigning him once
Fellows like Al Mccoy Red Burman Simon Tony Music
all licked him. Army life has done with such
allow usual basis
than permit Pvt Jones sell kitchen gadgen or to
butterflies whatever Pvt Jones doing
Mr. tapped the shoulder.
periodically and the name
him in shape with
shall close it should
Abraham Simon,
highly ranked than
only Yogi but plain
Jim Thompson Big Buddy
this Mr. Simon is pretty big himself
In fact figures side
the Normande few
whether
the pair Manhattan.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
After All, Tunney CouIdn' Fothom Greb

broadswod gathering amid cat
only %
a SChmelnig
q the world If Schmelng oumart
Wquionaby did this hardly could be
well
couldn't fathom Harry Greb but it
pull of gloves
which windly in the making that Louis if not
about
about him The next
less
Altogether, twice professional
failed we'll
lasted counted in minutes
and the
others similar
specta
Evening star., 1942-03-27
linked Job Waits for Walker,
Tribe HoIdout Reds Purchase

posed to be $4,000. which increases
almost to 100000 the cumulative
four-year investment in looking for
man who can both hit and field in
left.
Walker, who preferred jerking
sodas in his Orlando, Fla, drug
store to taking $4,000 cut from the
Indians, may be the answer If so,
he will be a novelty in field which
has trembled under men like Vince
Di Maggie, Morrie Arnovich, Johnny
Rizzo, Ernie Koy. Jimmy Ripple,
Wallie Berger and sundry others
now gone so far as the Reds are con-
cerned.
These gentlemen all came with
good regulations, as does Walker.
But some became strikeout kings, a
title borne with honor only by
pitchers. Some suddenly couldn' t
follow the trajectory of pop fly
Almost all were expensive
So Gerald at 33 in coming to a
jinxed spot, and if ever the Reds
needed a jinx-breaker, it's now
They batted seventh in the National
League last year and finished in
third place only because of their
incompatible pitchers and tight
defense.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
Wynn Will Lead
Mats Hur|ers,
Harris Feels
Great Advance Made
By SIobmon, Star
As Cards Bow
By BURTON HAWKINS,
Star staff Correspondent

ORLANDO, Fla, March 27.-Cop-
per-compleXioned Early Wynn,
whose blood is diluted with a dash
Of Cherokee Indian strain. is Man
ager Bucky Harris selection to be
the Mats outstanding pitcher this
season. Bucky has seen enough of
the husky right-hander TO risk a
prediction he'll outshine such as Sid
Hudson and Dutch Leonard.
Wynn has more pOiSe than Mrs.
AStorbilt. He's as cool as an igloo
and as sturdy and durable as
Fordham football guard He's con-
structed for heavy duty and Harris
will see that he gets it. for Bucky
is fascinated by his fast ball, curve,
control and conduct.
Il wouldn't be surprised if WYNN
is our best pitcher this year." says
Harris. He has everything it takes.
He has good stuff and he gets it
over the plate. I don't see how he
can miss"
1t isn't exactly a case of love at
first sight with Bucky, for two years
ago Wynn was a thoroughly dis
credited youngster He was sent
against Kansas City down here in
an exhibition game and the Blues
Immediately descended on the Mats.
When it was over, Washington had
absorbed a 26-9 shellacking and
Wynn had taken most of the kick
ing around.
Springfield Wynn's Springboard.
Last year, though. Wynn found
himself. With Springfield of the
Eastern League, he fashioned is
victories and when he reported to
the Mats in the fall he proceeded
to win three of four starts. Un-
like Joe Krakauskas and Ken Chase,
| former Mats who flashed in the fall
and flzzled in the spring, Wynn is
| unleaShlng a creditable chunk of
polished pitching.
OF his performances last Sep
tember, Wynn was named a start
ing pitcher when the Mats convened
| mere more than month ago. At
| the time the choice appeared logical
but unimpOrtant because it ap-
P pCdIcQ lilc SclSCllOIl WAS DloIlO OF
wishful thinking and the process Of
elimination
/ Harris has viewed his pitchers un-
ravel one convincing performance
after another. The Mats have won
l3 Of II games and in II of those en-
gagementS the opposition has failed
to muster more than seven hits.
Bucky has been gazing upon some
rather expert hurting but of the
crop, Wynn has impressed him most.
/ The Mats and Wynn nearly parted
! CSee BASEBALL, Page DID
Evening star., 1942-03-27
Facts and Figures
On Title Battle
Ry The Associated EreSs

BY the Associated Press.
Principals-Joe Louis. Detroit,
world heavyweight champion, VS..
Abe Simon, New York, challenger.
The bout-15 rounds for the
world heavyweight champion
ship.
The place Madison Square
Garden, New York.
The date and time-Tonight
Friday): First preliminary. BIS
pm. (E w. t.: main bout. 10 p m.
Promoter-20th Century Sport
ing Club. Mike Jacobs, president.
Beneficiary - Army emergency
relief; Louis and Jacobs to do
nate entire profits; Simon and
Madison Square Garden to con-
tribute part of their receipts.
Estimate gate and attendance
$4,000 and $4,000 fans.
Estimated weights-Louis, 2O6;
Simon. 253.
Betting odds-Louis l to 9 to
win; to S to score a knockout.
Broadcast-Mutual Broadcast
ing System.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
Cumbro's Kvosnok Rated Diamond in Rough
Power in Nat Scouts Find; Bueee Ready PIoy

and contributed sharp single to
center off Max Lanier in the
eighth. He now is nursing a sore
throwing arm as the result of be-
ing too frisky at Cambria's Mex
leo City baseball school recently.
Coach Ossie Bluege has in
formed Manager Bucky Harris he
is ready to play and is eager for
action. Il think I can do the club
some good" says Ossie. MY legs
and arm are in good shape. I
can't play $50 games, but for short
stretches I believe I can do all
right and I'd like the chance to
prove it."
Forty-one years old, Bluege
doubtless will get his chance un-
less the Mats succeed in current
negotiations to land a youthful,
hard-hitting third baseman.
Washington bid for the Cards
George Kurowski. Jimmy Browns
understudy at third, but st. Louis
snubbed the cash offer.
Walter Masterson and Steve
Sundra were to face the Orlando
AIR Base nine here today, with