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Evening star., 1942-05-30

No Butter Or
Potatoes h a v e
a sked tn ir
countrymen o
show their scorn
for w es t ern
ways by aban-
doning some Of
our vicious hab-
its, such as the
wearing of pants
and the shaking
of hands.
The Diet boys
(all of W hom
haua x ration
Evening star., 1942-05-30
President Asked to Rush
D. 6. Court Selections

A request that President Roosevelt
speed his appointments of the judges
of the new Court of Appeals for the
District and additional judges of
the Municipal Court has been for
warded to the White House by the
Executive Board of the Federation
Of Citizens Associations here.
Admitting that appointments may
have been delayed due to the stress
Of the emergency" the Federation's
governing body nevertheless urged
the President to make the appoint
ments as soon as reasonably pos
sible."
Evening star., 1942-05-30

second to serve at specifically des-
ignated times in place of the staff
headed by Cadet Kelleher. The
makeup of the two staffs: Regimen
tai commander, Kelleher and
Thomas @. Donaldson of Fort Knox,
KY; regimental adjutant, Rex D.
Minckler of Chevy Chase, Md, anG
George NJ Eberle of Washington;
regimental supply officer, Thomas
w. Brown of Fort Bliss. Tex, and
Merle L. Carey of JoneSville, La.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
MuximIm Hours Fixed

Weekly hours of work should gen.
orally not exceed 80 to IS for men
and SIS to go for women, according
to the Medical Research Council re-
port issued in Northern Ireland.
Evening star., 1942-05-30

THE opinions OF the loriters this their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented In The
Stars effort to gue all sides OF questions of interest to its
readers although such opinions may contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1942-05-30

Gamers seeking more sugar to the
rationing office. across the hall from
the police station, hung a sign on
the door, Sugar lady in here"
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Travellers Checks Climb

SAN FRANCISCO [P).-People
are travelling. The Statewide Bank
of America reports sales of travellers
checks up d per cent over 1941.
Evening star., 1942-05-30
McLemore-
Jups Seorn Pants
To Soye Fuce
BY HENRY McLEMORE.

Several members Of the japanese
Diet (and having been on a diet we
guess their names to be Togo Lamb
chop, Maru Greensalad and Hiro
Evening star., 1942-05-30
Split Power
Over Rubber
Is Decried
Public Confusion
Loid to Federal
MishondIing
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

Faith in the word of govern
mental agencies on the subject of
rubber seems to have been lost by
various members of Congress, es-
Evening star., 1942-05-30

Don't BE alone-MAKE a loan-to
Uncle Sam. Buy War bonds now.
Evening star., 1942-05-30

Rotionine Disturbs Police
BAXTER SPRINGS, Kans. Op.-
Policemen. tired of directing home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Arrdign Unioniist
Over SGngshot

For carrying A concealed
weapon to VII, SlingShot-
Floyd Loew, IS, Of BIS Wager
street, business agent OF tho AL
Hotel and Restaurant Employees
Union. Local 705 today was
placed on one-year'S probation by
Judge Christopher r. Stein
He was arrested after il was
testified. he had broken a plate
glass window Of a cleaning eStab-
llshment az 1924 Gratiot avenue
last July %, by shooting lead
pellet through il with a Shngshot.
Tho eStablishmeRty-it-- A 5
brought out in court, had loaned
a truck 10 beer garden at 26lO
Gratiot avenue. which was being
pickotcd by the AF'L. Loew was
also ordered 10 make restitution
for the window.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Held After Body
Of Man Is Found

Police today are holding Charles
Sloat. Sc. of 2125 Second boule.
ward in connection with the death
OF Frank c. Smith. 70. whose body
was found in a two-foot space be-
tween the garage and the rear of
the building in. which Sloat lives.
Another. man. John Frichette.
80, who lives with Sloat and found
Smiths body, is also held as a po-
lice witness.
Police said that Roy Martin. As
who lives next door, reported see
ing Sloat and Smith fighting on
the back porch shortly. before
Frichette found Smiths body be-
tween the building. Smith was
dead on admission TO Receiving
Hospital.
Homicide detectives were not
Immediately able 10 learn the dead
mans home address. lie is be-
lieved TO have lived in the vicinity
of Henry and Third streets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
FB|SeizesPapers
In Church Raid

FBI agents today were inspect
Ing several packing cases Of rec
ordS seized IN a raid on the head
quarters of two Croatan societies
IN the basement of the Croatian
Church, Oakland and Melbourne
avenues.
The raid conceded with raids in
16 other cities in the United States
No arrests were made.
According 10 John s. Busas
t'BI director. the records belonged
to the Croatlan National Repre-
Scntation for the independence OF
Croatia and the Defenders of Gro
alta He said that the department
of justice suspects that since a
Nazl puppet state has been set UP
in Croatia certain CrOatlan soCie-
tics have become CenterS of Nall
propaganda
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

CorfcSSing the theft of a rusty
railroad linkbolt-worth S1O5
when new-from Michigan Central
Railroad property sandy haired,
broken George McMullen, 43-year-
old Junk collector told his story
today 10 Recorders Judge Thomas
NJ COttcr.
His Scotch burr cracked as he
drew himself TO full height and
SAID
"Sure I took the bolt picked
II up 10 weight down the card
board I'm my cart. But I was
arrested because I talked back
To the officer when he called me
n foreigner-tOld him l had
probably fought for democracy
lot longer than he had-and u
made him mad.
SERVICE RECORDS CITED
II served In the Scottish Black
Watch regiment from 1914 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
AFL/CIO
Agree To
C.S.Truce

WASHINGTON, Feb, : up
The AL and the Go buried the
Ratchet for the duration Of the
war today TO cooperate with the
IN an all-out war pro-
duCtlOn program.
Members Of both organizations
on the war labor council VIII meet
frequently IN a program OF coop
Grafton requested by President
Roosevelt. union officials SAID.
The council organized AZ Mr..
RooSevclts suggestion 10 promote
united action, brought heads of
the two labor groups together in
a cause for the first time yeStcr-
day since John l.. Lewis organized
the CIO in 1888
While retaining their separate
status. the AL and Go Will fol-
low truce.
The first Job assigned 10 the
council by Mr. Roosevelt was the
drafting Of laborS recommended
tons for the conversion OF civilian
industries 10 war production,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Admits Sh00tinQ
His Ldnd|ady

Frank Czaika, 81, today adj
mitted 10 police that he shot his
landlady Mrs. Mary Samborski
so, of 4701 Thirteenth street, who
is in Receiving Hospital with two
bullet wounds in her abdomen.
Arrested in A Van Dyke avenue
beer garden, Czaika still had the
gun with which he shot Mrs. Sam
borski, police said Detective
Charles Coon and Sgt Edwin Rob-
inSon Of Corners precinct, said
Czaika told an involved story about
Mrs. SamborSki reading his mail
and accused her of blackmailing
him
Mrs. SamborSki told police
Czaika came into the hallway as
she was scrubbing the floor, with
gun concealed in a paper bag
She said:
He said. why did YOU report
me-? said, What do you
mean
Then he shot me twice"
CZalka was 10 be questioned
further today by homicide squad
officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Koch Jury
Resumes
Debate

a traffic court jury today re-
Sumed deliberations in the case Of
Harry c. Koch, IS. suspended as
>oeiatc city traffic engineer,
charged with drunk driving after
a pre-Chrstmas party, last De-
Cembcr %.
Visiting Judge Joseph S. San
ford Of MuSkegon, last night sent
the jury home after two hours of
elaboration without a verdict.
Taking the stand in his own
defense. Koch, originator of the
slogan Watch While You Walk.
SAID he had never been drunk in
his life-that the only reason his
speech was Incoherent was because
he had been playing saXophone
at the party. He said:
after you play while your
tongue gets numb. especially
when YOU do not play a saxo-
phone regularly"
Several other witnesses. inClud-
ing d Grant Mickle. city traffic
said Koch was not in
toXlcatcd when he left the party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
-BuN a Bnmher
Amen, 2Women
Game Raid Toll

Released from Jail at the re-
quest of Circuit Court Commits
Sioner William J. Cody, four men
and two women today were 10
report for further questioning on
charges of conspiracy TO violate
gambling laws.
Five of the prisoners, along
with more than $4,000 in cash
and a quantity of alleged mutuels
equipment. were taken in raid
at 311O Military avenue by vice
squad officers headed by Detective
Sgt Charles DobSon Arrested
here were, Joe Gniewek, ~; his
wife Helen, IS; Joe Jr. Il, Louis
Darnak. 90. all of the Military
avenue address. and Jennie Cadil-
lac. D. of 5S7S Elmer avenue.
simultaneously. Roman Wblocki.
%, was arrested in a raid headed
by Patrolman Neil MacInniS AZ
1893 Cecil avenue. alleged pickup
station for the mutuclS police
claim Is operated from the Mill
tary avenue headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
-BuN a RnmheI
Pay Boost Granted
To Salt Workers

a dispute between the Intcrna-
tional Salt Company Of 1871
Saunders avenue, and members of
the Rock Salt Workers Union
tAtL) has been settled by a l.
cent hourly wage increase and the
granting of > cents extra per hour
for night work, IT was announced
by Victor {. Swearlngen, state
labor mediator.
Swearlngcn proposed a COM
promise Of Sl02 an hour after the
company had offered 81 and the
union demanded S1O5, he said
The old base pay was 80 cents
an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
NOTED POET AND AUTHOR

Before entering government
service, he was noted as poet and
author, winning the 81 900 Pulitzer
poetry prize in 1882 with a work
the "ConquiStador.'
MacLeishs blue pencil powers
over all government officials. eX-
only President Roosevelt,
we're conveyed in a letter written
by Stephen T. Early, press secre-
tary to the President. and obvl-
ouSly at the Presidents direction.
Early pointed out TO all govern
ment officials that the censorship
had been imposed because II Is
recognized that the war has
brought increased responsibilities
70 high government Officer, and
that public statements by them
including radio speeches, should be
subjected 10 more careful scrutiny
than has been the custom tn peace
time
The letter was written in the
form OF memo 10 all members az
the cabinet. the federal admins
traitors. undcrSecretarIes and as
slstant secretaries Of the executive
departments and heads of indie
pendent agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Plan To Draft Labor
-
Leqion Head Reveals McNutts Bill Is Now Before
President; Hits Foes Of Move

unions General Motors depart
ment.)
II have not heard one whis-
per of complaint from the in
dustries that have been COM
PEELED TO abandon production for
the general market I'm order to
supply the demands OF our fight
ing forces.
II have not heard one whisper
OF complaint from the workers
who are on the lines of produce
ton.
II view with suspicion de-
mands and complaints coming
from Mr.. Reuther."
BLASTS UNIONS DEMANDS
He described the unions new
demands on GM the designs Of Z
small group of irresponsible anc
so-called union lead
crS
OF the UAW-CIO union shop dc.
mand he added:
IT he Constitution of the
United States guarantees TO
every American the right 10
work-regardleSS of affiliation
or non-union utilization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
buy q Bomber
Killed as Auto Hits Tree

Mrs. Alice +. Conrad 81. Of
YpSilanti. is dead today and her
husband. William, also g. is IN
serious condition in EloISc Hos
pital following an accident AZ Can
ton Center road. near Cherry HiH
road Canton Township. IN which
their automobile left the road and
crashed into tree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
BUY a Bombe
Open Red Cross Workroom

Opening Of a Red Cross work.
room was announced today by
UAW-CIO locals ia and 157.
Members of the women'S auxilia-
rieS of both locals VIII be in
charge of the workroom which is
located at 47l2 JOY road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
buy a Bomber
Fleeing Germans Retaken

Fl PAS0.-T Tex Feb fNS1.
Nine German sailors today were
revealed TO have escaped from a
detention camp in New Mexico.
but they are already IN custody
and will be returned soon 10 their
New Mexico quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Nazis. Put Amsterdam
Under Martial Law

NEW YORK. Feb. 7. GNS).-
Martial law has been declared by
German authorities in Amster-
dam. Holland the British radio
said today, citing Swedish news
paper quoted .by the Moscow radio
aS tho source OF the report. The
BBC broadcast was picked UP at
the CHS listening post.
-Buy Bomber
Gen. Hugh =. Johns son,
Americas Fighting Thinker
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
PERFECT SAFETY RECORD

Chaldecotte. Detroit truck
driver with a perfect. safety rec
ord despite World War wounds. is
chief Of staff of Edwon DENLY
Post, one of the four attachments
of the league.
At tenjghtis dance he will sing
Remember Wake Island" writ
ten by Adj. c. f. Neilan, and
heard for the first time at this
party
All the proceeds of this dance
will 60 to the Bomber Fund of
Detroit Times readers. to help
swell the food of contributions
which today. reached a total of
0.S0459.
Turned in today. but not yet to-
tailed for the fund, were hundreds
of collection boxes from Highland
Park, distributed and collected
there by policemen and firemen
during the last week.
It Is estimated the number OF
dimes and dollars in these CAMS
tiers will total into the hundreds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Gusts
|ader Sullivan

" YORK, Feb. Z GNS).-
irst step in a program de-
I TO reinvigorate the en-
d Tammany Tiger was taken
when 70-year-old Christie
d. Sullivan was ouStcd as
of Tammany Hall after a
rous five-ycar tenure at the
of the ancient New York
|cratiC organization.
.ivan'S removal came by vote
organizations district lead
ICkS vote was 1919 against
% Ills for him.
10 Sullivan will be
1 until February y.
Experimentation cam p
s troubles, too. Mayor +. ii.
ardia suspended the entire
,ipal civil service commits
headed by his longtime
l and political associate. Paul
I'm. LaGuardla accused the
service commission OF in
|dlnatlon. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
j. :. toCensor
Radio Speeches
Of All Officials
Even Hull, Knox. lekes
Must Submit Copies
Before Going on Air
BY ARTHUR +. HERMANN
Int'I News Service stan Correspondent


WASHINGTON. Feb. 7 tINSb.
The White House, il was learned
today. has clamped wartime GEN.
sorship on all speeches to be made
hcnceforth by federal officials, in
GLIDING such leading spokesman as
Secretary Of State Hull, Secretary
of the Navy Knox and Secretary
of the Interior ICkcS.
In a memorandum 10 members
Of the cabinet and all government
bureaus and agencies,
the White House directed that all
speeches be submitted for clear
ance well in advance of delivery
to Archibald MacLeish. poet, head
of the Library OF Congress and
now director of the Office of Facts
and Figures.
MacLeiSh. 5O-ycar-old graduate
of Yale and Harvard was APP
pointed congressional librarian IN
1889 and recently was made head
of the newly created OFF, charged
with gathering and disseminating
the truth about the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN

Meanwhile, thousands of per-
sons throughout the greater De-
troit area and in other nearby
communities continued TO demon
strate they have not forgotten
Pearl Harbor and wish to do all
they can 10 avenge that attack
by the Japs.
Because Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Izzo
Of Saginaw wanted TO do more
than Just feel. patriotic, the
bomber fund was swel!ed by
Sl46.35 today.
The amount represented receipts
from Izzos Saratoga Bar between
s p. m. Wednesday and 2 a. m.
Thursday -
Explained Mike:
"We are only sorry the
weather held down attendance.
We had hoped for at least $780,"
49, DANCE PLANNED
A Buy a Bomber" dance will
be held Sunday, February Is, at
the Orange Blossom Ballroom,
corner of Pulaski and West Jeffsr-
son avenues, under sponsorship of
the Delray Sportsman Club.
Dick Charles and his Michigan
State Collegians will play for this
party, all proceeds of which will
go into the bomber fund.
Three youths of ST. Hyacinth
Schools ninth grade brought in
S62 so, representing proceeds of a
dance and individual collections.
The boys are Anthony S. Lukasie-
wicZ, Al Jarzonbek and Stanley
Jozwiak.
A check for 1854 came in from
Robert Grant. a Mills Baking
salesman. representing his COM
mission Of Asa dozen cookies sold
TO Customers one day last month.
BUY a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Wake Island
Buy a Bomber
Dance Tonight
Marine Corps League
SPONSORS Event at
Convention Hall
(List Of Contributions Page I'D
By f.. JEROME PETIT
"Defend America - Buy a


Lance Chaldecotte Is one man
who we'll knows what A gallant
stand American marines made at
Wake Island. 49,
He knows because he was ma
rine himself in the last great
world struggle; the lack of three
fingers on his right hand and other
serious scars bear grim testimony
of the fact.
So tonight Chaldecotte will pay
tribute to those Wake Island ma
rihes at the Buy a Bomber
dance in Convention Hall, spon-
sored by Greater Detroit's Marine
COrpS League,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
NO PLACE FOR SLACKER

II is in accord, he said with tho
position OF General Hershey, dIrec
tor Of selective service. who said
There will be no place for
Stacker, even for one who il in
place where he does less than
he could do somewhere else"
Stambaugh continued
This industrial mobilization is
directly contrary To the poll
cies Of Mr.. Walter Reuther
tCAW-CIO director Of [ h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Dime Bank Theft
Ends Career Of
New Policeman
Now Held Prisoner
After Stealing Cash
in Home Of Friend
BY VERA BROWN

By VERA BROWN
Seven months ago, 27-year-old
Louis Johnson. once an Eastern
High School boy. achieved his life
long dream of becoming a police
man.
Today that dream is shattered
Stripped of his badge and gun
he is on the wrong side of the
police station bars-a confessed
thief of a glass bank filled with
dimes from the home Of a friend
The reason?
II was desperate for money.
I couldn't keep my family on
the pay of a new policeman" he
said.
TOO MANY PAYMENTS
Johnson continued:
"My last check was only
$685. for two weeks. We get
$1,000 a year. but before 1 got
my money they had taken out
Sl4 as part payment on $3.50
worth Of uniform; $3.50 for in
surance; 1888 for police pen
sion"
Held in Conner Precinct, John
son, Bethune station patrolman
readily admitted he entered tn,
home Of George Miller. 9140 Ken
sington road. with whom he uset
TO live and a key TO whose hous,
he still had.
He took the bank which Mile
said held 5000; which Johnson saiC
held only SS5, all of which excep
81 he has now returned.
ICE CREAM TOPS LIST
The S4?
Fifty cents went for ice
cream for June, my wife, and
Robert, my three-year-old boy"
said Johnson.
I'VE hadn't had any Ice cream
loi a ioHk tiiIit.
The rest I spent i'm the dime
store for floor plugs and paint
and yarnish and other stuff for
the house"
His money shortage started Wit
Christmas, Johnson said and wit
the desire Of his family for the
own home TO spend il in.
HOPES STORY WILL HELP
maybe my story will helI
some other young policeman
he continued. II must have beer
crazy, but here's what happened
"June and / had lived with
Miller for a while and the boy
had been with our :Olks. We
were both working then.
I'VE rented "A house for SIS
a month and bought some furni-
ture. 1 borrowed some OF the
money at a loan company and
bought the rest on credit. June
quit work TO take care OF the
home.
I'VE had a wonderful holiday
season in our new homeland
then the bills caught up with
me.
USED KEY TO GET CASH
II might have borrowed
money from Miller-but I didn't.
Instead. when he was out. /
used my key TO go in his house
and get the money. 1 told June
Id made some extra collecting
FOR an oil company while on
furlough. i was going TO pay my
loans To save our furniture"
JohnSon'S pretty young wife say
her husband at police headquar
tiers and threw both arms aroun
him, saying:
why did YOU do 1t. darling.
! know we didn't have much i'm
the house 10 eat, but we could
have sent the furniture back
or anything hut this"
/ Sad-faced. the usually jovial Ir
Spector Perry Myers. Johnson
superior, accepted JeFnSons resrg
nation, told him:
IF you'd only talked things
over with me, kid, we could
have worked out something"
Johnson repeated again:
II must have been crazy.
Since a kid. I've wanted to he a
policeman"
The home is at $3.50 Lenno
avenue.
buy Bomber
'" Gen. Hugh =. Johns
americas Fighting Thinker"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
PREDICTS GENERALS DEATH

An ominouS note crept into his
voice as the doctor predicted tho
death of General Aguinaldo.
Treason II n very serious
crime In any country" he said.
ut would not surprise me To
learn Of the generals death at
the hands Of his own people"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

a draft labor" bill today is in
the White House for consideration,
LINN l. StamhauEhr national COM
mander of the American Legion,
revealed in a talk before the Adj
craft Club.
The plan, he SAID. was submitted
by Paul V. McNutt, federal Sc
curity administrator, and would
permit an about mobilization Of
workers allowing the government
TO draft workers and send them
where most needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
flor, Dancer
Of Pay
|Ilobs in 0CD
Nnery Congress Blocks
unds for Disney Film
ordered in Tax Drive
By JAMES X. SHEPLEf
nited Press Staf correspondent

ASHINGTON, Feb. THE
-essional mood is such today
the House may even refuse
Fant the office of civilian de-
money TO pay the salaries
telvyn Douglas and Mayris
ey.
uglas, the movie actor, is the
arts council, and Miss Cha
rhythmic dancer and friend
rs. Franklin d. Roosevelt, is
harge of children's activities
|e OCDs physical fitness di-
b.
e congressional temper was
demonstrated IN the case-of
lid Duck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
FUNDS TIED Up

500. 100000 with which tho
had planned 10 purchase gas
5. fire engines and medical
es Is tied up meantime.
D Executive Director James
5 said M ~ to the
'GcS. that his organization
- alter It's course because
criticism or personal at
}. Clare + Hoffman RI Of
gan proposed bundles for
or" campaign 10 help Mrs
welt care for the "unfOr-
Q idle rich. Mrs Roosevelt
. unpaid associate director
-.
,. Charles I FaddiS ID Of
,ylvania, compared the per
compensation of Douglas,
= would amount 10 $1,000 a
TO the salary Of Gen. Doug
acArthur.
-ow we hear FaddiS con-
ID, that Mayris Clancy II
Z put on the pay roll at
n. That's twice as much rs
were paying Capt. Colin
v (the army flier who lost
ife in bombing and sinking
J a pancse battleship Ha-
D."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Calls AguinaldO Senile
New QuisIine So Unpopular in Philippines He
Couldn't Win as Dog Catcher. Says Native

worlds oung The doctor has opposed Quczon
AguinaldO couldn't immediate
himself elected dcnondcnce the phLnnnes