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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Articles Reprinted

In his comments Saturday the
|pstmaster' general noted that one
hge OF the April n issue j,
devoted to quotations from the
Pspels and another page devoted
quotations of the eminent
|ardinal Mercier." tMercier was
pe noted Belgian primate in
Yorld War IL
This current ISSUE" Walker
wrote the Royal Oak postmaster.
aparcntly reprints entire ar
>5es which appeared In the
publication after Dec. 7. I94l.
However, close examination
iiscloses that from certain of
hese reprinted articles the pub
(isher deleted certain passages
contained In the article as orig
nally printed without disclosing
The deletions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Child Health Day Baseball Glass
To Teach Parents Plan Spreads

The proclamation OF May l as
Child Health Day by President
Roosevelt has a particular signifi-
canoe for Detroit, according TO DIR.
Bruce Douglas, commissioner OF
health.
While the resident population Is
probably well. protected against
smallpox and diphtheria. the influx
Iof defense workers, many of them
from rural areas, is a possible
cause for the spread OF these dis
eases, he said Saturday.
He asks that doctors, hospitals
and parents cooperate to the end
that every child, as soon as posi-
BILE after he reaches the age of
months, be protected by vaccina'
ton. According to figures of the
department of health. $50 children
died from diphtheria here in 1926
while preventive measures reduced
deaths to four in 1871.
A program OF parent education
is being promoted by women's aux
liliaries of both the AF'L and the
CIO. A joint observance will b.
held in the auditorium OF station
WWJ May ! at p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
.Lehr 10 Delay
Stephan Hearing

John c. Lehr, United States at.
torney. said Saturday he would
request postponement OF the ex.
a m tion Of Max Stephan
charged with aiding the escape OF
Nazi Lieut.. Peter Krug. when the
case is called Monday.
Lehr said he wanted additional
time to study evidence 10 deter
mine n more serious charge
could be launched against the East
jefferson tavernkeeper who har-
bored the German flier 3 hours
and then saw him out Of town.
A recommendation that Stephan
be charged with treason has been
made TO Washington. but Lehr
said he has had no reply.
The Enemy Alien Board hearing
in the case of Mrs. Margareta
Bertelmann Of 259 Philip avenue
a German alien. 10 whose home
Krug came after crossing the De
troit River, will be continued next
week. She lis being held at tho
immigration detention quarters al
3770 East jefferson avenue.
At the hearings close. the board
headed by Attorney Thomas +
Chawke. will recommend whether
she should be informed for tho
duration OF the war. paroled OF
released from custody. Other
board members are Howell Var
Auken OF the board of education
and the Rev. John w. Hoag. pas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
i. Of NJ. Names
'42-'43 Editors
Time. star Correspondent

ANN ARBOR. April 2o.--The
board Of control OF student publ
cations at the University Of Mich
igan today announced staff APP
pointments, all juniors who will
take office for the ensuing year.
Appointments 10 the Michigan
Daily are: Homer Swander, Kala-
mazoo, managing editor; Charles
Thatcher, Ecanaba, and George w.
Sallade, Ann Arbor. associate edi-
tors; Morton Mint. Ann Arbor,
editorial director: Will Sapp, Nov
city, o., city editor; Edward Perl
berg. Standish, business manager
Fred NJ. Ginsberg. 1911 Chicago
boulevard. Detroit, assistant bust
ness manager.
Editor OF the monthly humor
magazine. Michigan Gargoylc. is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Attention War Industries!

Legally the of the United States of America in the
the
Detroit.
This applies only in those where specifically provided
in the
delivery the and when
the . entitled be reimbursed
provide that the title held by
the the property the contractor until
therefore taxable
the City of Detroit
There has been Misunderstanding concerning the ownership
articles United
and manufacturers have failed include
such properties their personal statements to the Board of
Assessors
The Board of Review of the City of Detroit empowered by law
assessabe
After the Board of Review concludes its the State Tax
authorized directed to include the
Of taxable
hereby TO full disclosure of
all subject
the full penalty of the law.
BOARD OF REVIEW
CITY OF DETROIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

tor OF the Woodward Avenue Bap-
fist Church.
At the last session OF the board
she was questioned behind closed
doors for three hours. While
board members refused 10 reveal
any of the details Of the hearing
persons in the hall could hear loud
cries OF no and constant sob
bing.
Stephan said Krug contacted her
because she had scot packages "a
the German prisoners in the Bow
manville camp. H9addcd that he
went 10 her home in response 20
a phone call and took the Nazi
fiier with him
Meanwhile the FBI flooded the
country with circulars giving a
description Of the Nazi who
escaped the prison camp at Bow
manville. Int. instituting nation
wide search. He was described as
being five feet eight inches tall.
weighing l57 pounds. with fair
complexion, brown eyes; long,
wavy hair and military bearing
and probably wearing dirty cover
allS.
The enemy alien board az the
same time was considering the
case OF Mrs. Margareta Bertel-
mann. 10 whose home Krug went
after crossing the river. The board
was 10 decide whether Mrs. Ber-
lehman an alien. should be in
termed for the duration of the
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
YMCA
Elect

Members of the Michigan AsSo-
alton of YMCA Secretaries, hold
ne their bi-annual conference.
kluded here Saturday with the
tion OF officials 10 hold office
|ntil April. 1914.
The 200 YMCA secretaries meet
|ng here elected George Kostoff OF
he Grand Rapids YMCA. presi-
emit: George Bottomley Of Battle
freek. vice president; w. F. New.
ll, Wyaudotte, secretary, and
Wayne Burwell. from the Hannah
Branch here, treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
BY HAROLD sCHACHERN

Councilman William p. Rogelrs
program to teach the finer points
of baseball TO Detroit's youth ap-
pears 10 have caught on-in fact
10 have spread far beyond the city
limits.
I'VE not only have had q big
response from Detroit boys"
Rogell said, but n clamor has
gone up from Highland Park,
Ferndale and other nearby
cities To share In the program.
We've even had 20 or so appii-
cations from Mt. Clemens.
"We'd like 90 take care of all
the boys In Michigan who want
To improve their playing, but
this Ii strictly limited to boys
In Detroit public and parochial
schools"
Beginning Wednesday, all De
troit boys who had reached thei
eleventh birthdays but had no
yet celebrated their fifteenth
birthdays last January ] ma.
register at the following points:
\ Northwest stoepei Park No l. Bird
hurst Community Center Litueheld Play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Latest Issue
Of Social Justice
Banned by u. 5.
= Continues to Violate
Espionage Act,
Postmaster Declares

The magazine Social Justice, for
hose editorial policy the Rev.
harles Z. Coughlin has an
Dunced he takes full responsible
". Is continuing to violate the
espionage Act, it was charged
hturday by Postmaster General
rank c. Walker.
Walker made the statement in
Inning from the mails the cur
Int issue of the magazine, dated
|pril ~.
In a letter TO the postmaster at
oval Oak. Walker said that the
test issue of the paper uses
more temperate language" and
as changed its entire Tone" but
still attacking activities relating
b the war effort.
Walker cancelled the mailing
fivileges of Social Justice on
| pril IA and ordered that a copy
/ each issue be sent TO his office
pr examination before the maya
ne could be delivered by the
halls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Makeup Changed

The deIetions made were Of
the most hagrant types OF vio-
stions Of the espionage act that
nave appeared In the publication
tince December J."
Walker said the April n issue
the publication has changed IL:
|ont and back makeup and more
lily identifies the source Of its
lateral.
"Notwithstsn ding these
fhanges," he continued, "the
ssue Of Social Justice dated
kpriI 81. 1912, continues . 'sus-
aimed and systematic attack on
certain OF our activities directly
relating TO the war effort, rs
veil rs upon public morale gen
krally.' and emphasizes enemy
propaganda themes such as out
ined to me by the attorney
general In his letter Of April Ia.
"In addition, the issue con-
aims statements clearly within
/ he prohibitions Of the espionage
bet and therefore IL nonmail-
hble."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

ground. Palmer Park. codd Field, Gene
Tunney Boys Club.
Northeast 90 LAsky Community Center'
Parkside Community Center. 81, Clair Com
munity Center. Lodge Park, Nj. Vernon.
southwest-OanaEher Community Cen
ter Dingeman PiAyheld, Clark PARK
Kronk Community Center watson Piay-
ground. Northwestern Playheld.
SOutheast-city barns, Belle Isle Athletic
Field. Algonquin, Perrien Park, ElmwoOd.
Gala CHER. Brewster Community Center,
Bradley Community Center, Van Antwerp
Playground.
Until school let's out for the
Summer, practice will be limited
TO Saturdays, then extended TO
five days a week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Work Fatalities
Led by Farms
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. April 25.-Farming
is still the most hazardous occupa-
ton in Michigan, accidental death
figures released by the department
of health showed today.
Last year there were 81 deaths
from accidents on farms and in
duStry was a close second with 81.
There was total Of 364 occupa-
tional deaths during the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

Olga Gruzhit. $50 Hampton ave-
nue., Crosse Pointe, and business
manager is John Zimmerman,
Milwaukee. william Dawson,
Evanston, and Benjamin Douglas,
Albany. n. Y. were appointed edi-
tor and business manager respec-
lively Of the yearbook M &C h l.
eanenSian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Radio Workshop Dinner

The Radio Workshop dinner
meeting will be held Monday eve
ming at Gas o'clock in the Rack
ham Building, 100 FarnswOrth
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Marines Flying elders

WASHINGTON, April IS CUP)
Marine corps headquarters dis
closed today that marines were
being trained IN glider operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Names Out Today

Regular eliminations and cleo
lions, customary with J-Hop
and Senior Ball candidates, will
be carried through for the selec-
lion OF committeeman for the
Victory Ball. and announcement
VIII be made tomorrow Of the
SeleCtecS who may run for the
positions.
Getting right up 10 tho pres
ont ana taking care OF The I'M
mediate need Of this same
Bomber Scholarship for funds,
Senior Society. honorary organ
izatlOn TOR unaffiliated women,
presented It's Jingle 1--WE Fri
day night. all profits being
turned IN 10 the committee Of
the fund.
This years aim is $4,000
and the Senior SoCietyites did
more than their bIt with The
crowd whose money flowed INTO
Tho Golfers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Christmas
P drties This
NWeek at ~

CHRISTMAS parties and Scrv-
~ ices will fan the week $ pro-
gram an Central YWCA and Us
various branches AZ 3 p. m this
Sunday Wayne University and
Highland Park Junior College
students viii Join forces for their
annual Christmas VcSpcr service
in the chapel m Central Y
AT this time Is high school
GIrl Reserves Win be presented
with the Girl Reserve ring Ahe
highest award for individual
growth In the organization
Monday evening tho annual
hanging of the green's ccre-
monies Will be held IN highland
Pa.k branch with soldier, sail
ory and USrO hostcSseS taking
part IN The festivities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Gay Professional

Christmas music ly the WPA
spiritual singers Will be pre-
Sonted at 80 p. m followed by
a gay professional from floor 10
floor where gatlauds VIII be
hung a tSO-NNCA dance for
service mon wall climax the eve
ninr.
The annual Christmas lunch
con and candle lighting ccrc-
nonIal sponsored hy he Home
makers club, oi all y branches
VII take place ~ 80 Wednesday
i'm Central branch.
Central branch VIII hold its
changing OF the green, Ccrc-
morlal Thur day evening. with
n party I'M the USO service
"a omen lounge topping of the
activities. Wives 81 service men
ar 20 be honor guests ar the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
New Century Club
To See Carol PLAY

a DR-AMATIZATT ON of
Charles Dickens Christmas
Carol will be- presented az the
meeting Of DctroitS New Cen
fury Club. Monday, In Inglesidc
Club.
Or " J. Alvord. director ~
drama for thc Players Club will
supervise the Sklt and viii be
assisted by Mrs. Dwight w Ed
wards of the drama division Of
the fine arts department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Justine Ann Moran Engaged

MR.. AND MRS. JAMES =.
MORAN OF Second boulevard
announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Justine Ann 10
Joseph Henry Springer United
States Marine Corps, son of Mrs.
Hannah Springer Of Wark ave-
mo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Victory Ball
Replaces 9
U-M Dances
ANN ARBOR. Dec. u.

AANtN nANi'NSANf AFNNs A~s
WITH the announcement that
w The J-Hop and Senior Ball
are both officially banned for
the duration came also the Of
fetal decree that the place Of
the TWO dances will be- taken
by the Victory Ball. 10 be held
at the end of final examinations
M January.
All profit from The dance VIII
20 20 the Bomber Scholarship
Fund, a project unique on the
Michlgan~campuS. The fund IS
10 buy both war bonds and a,
bomber, the bonds TO be APP
Piled TO the tuition OF boys
whose education has been in
terruptcd by the war and who
wish 20 continue with their
studies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
B mai B rith Group
Tea on Sunday

BUSINESS AND PROBES.
SlONAL WOMEN : AUXIL-
larry of Bna Birth VIII give
a membership tea Sunday after
noon Iu The home of Mrs NJ NJ.
BORN m Collingvood avenue
Mrs. Frances Solovich will he
guest speaker and musicale
program will be given.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

H'.e his 4 1erv special Offer made
in a drive Tor -Hu new customers
4 smart now pair OF shoes or p
ks ever rcv bat. value $500, ab~o-
WtoN TELE, with Your purchase
~ a new 1873 Luxury Fur Coat.
priced AZ only $50 uO. They're bet
To-. finer LUXURY Furs. beautifully
lined tailored and styled TO the
minute just 5000 down reserves
your Fur Coat Take YOUR choice
81 the friendly Franklin credit plan
that suits you best. with up 10 81
weeks To- pay. or charge account,
with No DOWN PAYMENT. Right
now your old outmoded Fur Coat
Is worth ~ 70 S25.0O in trade No
red tape. no delay Hurry and get
your FREE hat or shoes during
this drive 50 YOUR credit As
always A. FRANKLlN'S DEPART
MENT STORE. SO Michigan Ave.
Shop any evening I'LL Q o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Talk Monday

\ CHALK talk in colors de
plctlng the life of Christ will hc
given by Arthur ST Clair AZ the
meeting of Southeastern
WomenS Club. 1870 Monday, IN
The Church Of the Covenant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Civic Study Club
Presents 3 Artists
MRS o. l. BOOM

CIVIC STUDY CLUE viii
hold IT'S annual birthday and
Christmas party At 1890 Tues
day IN the Statlcr Hotel
The program Will be- presented
by Edythe Font, concert pianist,
Estaphsnia Aldaba. who will Of
fer Philippine folk dances, and
Beverley Welsh. snlniSi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
F R EEZES 10 B

The DIDN'T tlyc 20 f..'l. my Job
I'm or dc'.'.o wuf. and like H..
II hatr bonds ard saving Too.
tina Vh. houeht th" suartest.
varuc-r i"ueDst wean- Far Coat
ir town a Toe low ,pmpetiii' q
cash r-.n a. only $500 on easy
bulge Iw,r a. FunFbr- GW-
ms thc-r- d4riHr iAth An. Sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
liadSon's Basement Store
MONDAY STORE HOURS, 945 TO $50
U\ 90
Gift MuWlers
WoolS- " acknowledgement

There's gift inspiration aplenty in this coorfu collee-
ton! Warm woods in bright plaids. stripes and solid
coors wool andrayons in colorful plads Also rayons
in white and patterns. With fringed ends. Variety
enough please practically every masculine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Ruthven Tea a Hit

EuthVcn Teas, the weekly
sI&e.nu@- gesture ADhlch- In
vcrSity of NichlGan's president
makes 10 the students, put on
their best clothes, as il were. 10
spread an aura Of Christmas
around this last week before the
holidays.
In addition 10 the usual
hungry students who drop IN
from labs and extra -curricular
activities for a I O'Clock mouth
tai OF the best cake served on
the campus. several OF the hon
ordry groups were particularly
invited
Tau Beta ri engineering honor
society. Phi Kappa Phi, literary
school ditto. Senior Society.
Mortar Board and SPHINX and
Druics, men societies, walked
all over each others feet As
groups ,at about on The floor of
the Ruthvcu, comfortable l-
hrary slipping tea and gorging on
dainty pieces OF cake and cook
les
Chatrmcn for tho tea were
Nargery Storkan, Betty Lou
DuVal. Arlene CaSweu. Marlin
Eurh and LOIS Fronm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Among The Dancers

Among those who enjoyed
The last dance before Christmas
vacation were Betty Schwartlng
and JAY Erlewine. Laura Ponie-
lolik and Mike Damn. Elizabeth
Roger and George Rcye Mickey
Johnson and Russ Reader,
Yvonnc Curtis and Frank Ncl-
son. and Betty Jones and jeff
Melbourne
Tho Union weekend dances
competed with all campus social
features as usual for patronage
Dancing 20 the music Of Bill
Sawycr'S band and looking hap
PLY ready 10 leap into a Today
stretch Of Christmas vacation
were Marcie DuhinSky and Abe
Plou>, Olgio GruhzIt and Fred
die Marble, Dorothy Hadsell and
Wally Slumpf. Betty Harp and
Bob Kahn, Marge BoTradale and
Harry Levine. Claire Sherman
and Walter Klee. Msrge Young
and Andy Seed. and Martha
OpSlon and Ed Perlberg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
90

Musieally- minded tots will adore one of
these The instrument has y notes.
Complete with hammer. stand. music
rack and simplihed music almost any.
one can play. Stands 10 inches high.
roYs-sEcoNp RAsrMEN1-woopwAEp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

Bright patterns in geometric, novelty stripes.
They're those soft, washable, euddly brushed
cotton robes she'll bless you for when apart
ments arc chilly. Sketched: gray and red,
gold and blue. Small, medium and large.
HUDSON s-SECoND Observation-Disclosures n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

KNIT GLOVES Loo
Wool or WOODEN in solid coTors
or bright patterns IN group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

FRUITs-Apples, yellow transpsrents
Mo- r. So gear Is bit Cherries. sweet
fancy. IS 24-qt. crate; No. /, S4a4 so; No,
2, 50 so; sour. No. l. S2.25M275 24-qt
crate, Gooseberries No. l. 81. sou ; 24-qt
crate Currants No I. S3n3.50 2i-qt,
crate. Raspberries. fancy, IS 24-qt,- crate
No, /, STA $50; No. 2. $3.50: black. No. |,
S. 5. 60 24-qt crate: No. 2. 81 so. Straw
berries, fancy. SIS. 50m6 24-qt crate: No. /
-S44tSHNe-2r 50 75el3 "a uekleheFfies,
No. /. $7.50ds 24-qt crate.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
lettuce, fancy, S2n2.25 bu. No. l. 81. rs a.
j .65; No. ?, T5cMS 81. Leaf lettuce. No. /
4n1l ane-hu-Ro maine, No. l. 40 a soc bu.
EseaHele, No l sOc6Sl bu No. 2. CSC,
Endive, No. 1, Sl.50@1.75 bu: No. ?, "a
q 90c
VEGETABLE GREENs-colsrds. No. I,
40 a soc bu. sorrel. No. /, 500 Csc bu.
Spinach No. l. 40m soc bu.; No. 2, 35c
Turnip. No. ]. 40T50c bu Mustard. No. l.
40 a soc bu. Cabbage Greens, No. l, ASA
Csc bu. Kale No. 1, 75c bu Swiss chard
No. /, so N soc bu
VEGETABLES. MIsCELLANEOUS-A AS
paragus. No. /. $iGrl.50 doz. bchs. No. 2
so a 75c Wax beans fancy 50 so bu: No
4, S3m3.25; green beans, fancy, $500 Z
bu. No. l. 81 75m2.25: horsebeans. No. l,
81 75H3 bu. Beets. No. I. son CSC doz
bchs. Broccoli No /, $2G2 25bu. Cab
bage. %. I, 500 40c bu. Red cabbage,
No. I, 81 bu. Carrots, No. 1, 5Oa SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
.WPB 10 Allocate
Hide Supplies

WASHINGTON, July 4.--The
entire supply of domestic cattle
hides, calves and kip skins and
Buffalo hides will be allocated by
the War Production Board, giving
preference first TO military needs.
second to essential civilian uses,
such as industrial betting and
shoes, and third TO less essential
civilian requirements.
The board said the present for
eign and domestic supplies seem
adequate for military and essential
civilian uses, but that expected inn
ports might be reduced by enemy
activity or shipping shortage. The
1912 supply is expected TO be at
least 100000 hides less than the
1871 supply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Steel Planes
Girdler Pre- diets Trend
to Stainless Construction

NEW YORK. July 4.-Use Of
stainless steel in construction Of
airplanes will increase in import
ance each year particularly with
respect 10 large airplanes, Ton
NJ. Girdler, chairman Of ConSolid
Iated Aircraft Corporation, pre-
Idicted.
He declined to answer any ques
tons regarding earnings prospect
for Consolidated Aircraft Corpora,
ton and would give no hint as to
whether stockholders could ex.
pect a dividend in the second hall
of this year.