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Evening star., 1942-11-25
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

Star Flashes Latest news, twice daily; WMAl
al 1890 am. and 5 pm.
Schools for Victory; A special haIi-hour pro-
gram presented by students Of uppergrade
schools showing the role Of school children in
wartime: WMAL al 7:i5 pm.
National Radio Forum: Administrator |
WetsaIfe WaIIing Of the Wages and Hour Di
vision. Labor Department and Chairman William
H. Davis Of the War Labor Board discuss PAY
Raise Regulation" WhAL at 1915 pm.
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.
WRc, 800-Thin Man Adventures: Nick gets
into car wreck then in Jail without many
regrets.
WNAL, 8:30-Manhaftan al Midnight: mr.
Fish," spy and saboteur. is successfully shared.
WWDc, 9:00-Your Government and Mine:
Henry F. Mccarthy Director Of the Division Of
Traffic Movement, 0DT, discusses War Trans.
potation Problems"
WRc, 9:00-Edde Cantor Show: Eddie Of
Evening star., 1942-11-25
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Often we hear of sterling silver"
and in Great Britain it is common
to speak of pounds sterling"
The word sterling" came from an
Anglo-SaXon word for penny. Seven
hundred years ago, English pennies
were made of silver and were called
"sterlings"
The next question is how pennies
happened to be called sterlings in
the first place. The answer seems
to be that the name arose from de-
signs on early coins. Some silver
pennies had stars on them and the
Evening star., 1942-11-25

WINK, ll15-TreasurY Star Parade: Tran.
stribed reading by Helen Hayes Of "A Letter
10 Hitler"
WRc, ti:30-Notre Dame Centennial: Spe.
tiaI program dramatilng the high lights Of the
Indiana institutions history.
VOL, 1i:30-SsIute 10 States War bond
booster program featuring AIvino Rays Band
and the -Four King Sisters at this new time.
sHoRT.wAvE PROGRAMS.
MELBOURNE. t0;75-"In Australia This
Week." W66, 1873 meg. 1876 m.
LONDON, 10:3O-London Calling: CSC, o.56
meg, 31.3 M; 6SL, 6.ti msgv 49.i m.
LONDON. t0:40-DaiIy Service: CSC, e.58
meg. 3t.3 m.; GSL, 6tt meg, 49i m.
GUATEMALA. tt:i5-0pera: 16WA 9.6S
meg, 81 m.
LONDON, ii:30-Behind the Battle Front;
CSC, 9.58 meg, 3i.3 m.; 6SL, 6.i1 meg,
49.t m.
GUATEMALA, 1870 a.r,.-Ths English
Hour: TGWA, 968 meg, 81 m.
Evening star., 1942-11-25
1~eAs Ra4

Submarine Warfare" is the title Of
an illustrated leafet. It contains 10
pictures by Prank c. Pape and several
hundred words Of text by Uncle Ray,
To obtain copy send t3-cent)
stamped, self-addressed envelope to
Uncle Ray in care Of The Evening
Star.
Read Uncle Ray In The Junior Star
Every Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-11-25

old Anglo Saxon word for little
star" was "steorling" That word
needed only to lose an 20" to become
sterling"
Sterling silver is almost. but not
quite, pure. A little copper Is mixed
with 1t to make 1t stronger than If
1t were pure silver. A standard for
sterling silver is 925 parts Of silver
and rs parts Of copper. Sometimes
an even greater proportion Of silver
Is used.
n we 60 back In history, we md
Evening star., 1942-11-25
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

Helping a child feel at ease is
better insurance that he Uill be
courteous than is a bdrrage OF
St-minute Instructions.
Evening star., 1942-11-25

Ldst-stnnte changes In radio pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late for correction that dny.
Evening star., 1942-11-25

Colombia Increases Sugar
Colombia expects to produce this
year, for the first time, sufncient
sugar to supply all its people and
ship some to the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
United Nations in Agreement
on Plans for Winninq War

while submarine warfare the part of the Axis
pues to take heavy toll cargo ships the produc-
tion of tonnage greatly increasing month
Ii hoped that result of the planned this
ference the respective nayies will further reduce the toll
merchant shipping.
The United Nations have been in such hearty and
detailed agreement plans for winning the they
today.
I'VE recognize and applaud the Russian resistance to the
main attack being made by Germany and rejoice in the
magnificent resistance of the Chinese Detailed discus
siOns held with military advisers methods to be
adopted against Japan and the relief of China.
while exact plans, for obvious be dis
closed be- said that the coming operations which
discussed in detail at Washington conferences
ourselves and respective military advisers will divert
German strength from the attack Russia
The prime minister and the President have twice
before first i'm August f941 and again I'm December 94I
There Is doubt in their minds that the pct6re
more favorable tovicory than was either in August,
December of last Year"
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
.Goering's Nephew
Dies in Air Battle

BERLIN, J1ne 27.-(German
broadcast recorded by United
Press in New York;. Walter
Goering. y. nephew of Reichs-
marshal Hermann Goering. has
been killed in action, TrSsocean
German News Agency reported
today.
British radio. heard in New
York, said he was shot down by
a British pilot.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Fleet of Private Yachts
To Help Combat U-BOats

WASHINGTON, June u QNS)
Plans for a mobilization of the
nations yachtsmen and their sea-
going ships into a powerful fleet
Of more than 1000 patrol vessels
for anti-submarine warfare we've
today by the navy de-
partmenty
Explaining that requirements
have been relaxed to qualify addi-
tional small craft and their crews
in the campaign against U-boats.
the navy revealed that approxi-
200 such boats now are
in service and that an additional
900 or more would be added.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

Major Engstrom pointed out
certain exceptions TO this genera
rule. They are:
If a single man was called
up by his graft board. was
placed in 1-B. AZ or some other
deferred classification and then
got married. the presumption iy
that he did not marry to evade
the act because he had a reason
able assurance that he would
not be called.
II single man in Class
1-H Ga class in which those IS
or older were placed prior TO
Pearl Harbor) got married,
even though the marriage took
place last November. the pre-
sumption is that he did not
marry TO evade the act because
he had reasonable assurance
that he would not be called.
II a single man had a very
high number and was assured
by his draft board that he
would not be called foS.years,
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Spies Put Off
In New York.
And Florida.
All Believed Seized
in Roundup Since
Arrival on June Is

NEW YORK -Inne ~ INSl=.
The landing of German saboteurs
at two points on the American
coast from Nazi submarines was
announced by the FBI in New
York tonight. 50
All the saboteurs, eight in NUM-.
bef, have been rounded up.
Four men were put ashore from
each Of two submarines.
The first four were landed H1ne
13 at Amagansett Beach, Long
Island. N. Y, only few miles
from New York City.
The second quartet was put
ashore June IL south of Jackson;
|villes Beach, Fla, at Ponte vedra
Beach.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

Equipped with radio, armament
and guitablc anti-submarine de-
vices. these boats are to be used
in the battle to stem U-boat raids
which have taken more than 800
merchant ships in Western Femi-
sphere waters. -.
This undoubtedly will be the
greatest mobilization Of small
craft in the nations history.
Though yachtsmen were pressed
into service in a number of ways
during World War 4. the effort At
that time in no way compared
with the scope Of the present plans.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

MOSCOW--Soviet counter blows
stem German drive at Khar-
kov and Sevastopol. page 81
CAIRO-RAF pilots and ground
units slow up Axis advance In
Egypt. but enemy pushes to
within cannon range of Ma
truh. page O.
CHUNGKING - Japs capture
Lishui. last air base for at
tacks on Japan.
LONDON - Churchill returns,
faces growing hostility OF press
and parliament. Page 81
LONDON--U. s. airmen train
in force over England for gi-
gantic air offensive. tPage 81
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Shirley Temple 70 Get
$1,000 Weekly on Air

HOLLYWOOD, June u (INSl
Shirley Temples new radio con-
tract calls for a salary of $1,000
a week for her half-hour weekly
appearance--plus rehearsals.
This was revealed today when
the contract was filed in superior
court for approval because Shir-
ley, for several years the screens
No. i box office attraction. is still
a minor.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Cary Grant Ready
To Enlist in Army

HOLLYWOOD, June n tINS).
Film star Cary Grant began
putting his affairs in shape today
for service sin whatever branch
I'm best suited for"
The British-born actor cleared
the way for service with the
American armed forces when he
took his oath of allegiance yester.
day at naturalization ceremonies.
He plans to enlist as soon as Ne
has completed picture with Gin
ger Rogers.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
All Major, Problems Of War
Discussed DURING Conference

Text of the statement released simultaneously in London
follows:
On the safe return of the Prime Minister to England the
following statement has been ISSUED simultaneously London
and in Washington
THE week of conferences between the President the
Prime Minister covered fully all of the major problems
the which Is conducted by the United Nations every
continent and In every
We have taken full cognzance of disadvantages
well advantages. We do not underrate the
I'VE have conducted conferences with the full
knowledge Of the and resourceuness of DUR
"In the matter Of the production of munitions Of all
kinds the survey gkes the whole optimistic picture
The previously planned monthly output has reached the
maximum but Is fast approaching It on schedule.
Because of the wide extension Of the to all parts
Of the world transportation Of the fighting forces together
with the transportation Of munitions of and supplies still
constitutes the major problem of the United Nations
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
8 German Saboteurs
Landed BY U-Boats
Captured BY FBI
Roosevelt, Churchill Pledge
Speedy Help for Russia

WASHINGTON June 27 (INS).-President Roosevelt
nounced today that his parey Washington with Prime
Minister Winston Churchill had yielded master strategic plans
for immediate operations divert Naz forces from the Soviet
front to aid China and to smash the Uboat blockade
Despite the setbacks which the United Nations have suf
fered during the last months the President and Prime Min
ster agreed the overall situation favorable
victory for the Allied than it last December
Their joint declaration issued simultaneously Wash
England.
"While exact plans for obvious canne be dis
closed their Joint statement declared .it be said
that the coming operations which discussed In detail at
Washington between ourselves and
tive military advsess viii divert German strength from the
attack Russia" -. 4.
The President and the Prime Minister apphuded Russian
resistance to the main attack being made by Germany and
reoced the magnificent stand of the Chinese army
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Carol AngriIY Denies
Death

MEXICO CITY, June n, tfNS).
Former King Carol Of Rumania
today Indignantly denied Vichy re-
ports that his paramour, Mime.
Magda Lupescu, had died.
IT'S q lie." he snapped.
He admitted. however, that
Madame Lupescu had not been
feeling well since the death of her
pet black spaniel.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Martha Raye Plans
To Marry Dancer

CINCINNATI. o., June q (UP)
Martha Raye. stage and screen
comedienne, revealed today that
she planned 10 marry Nick Condos,
a night club dancer, when her
divorce from Neil Lang is granted.
She revealed her plans during a
surprise visit TO Cincinnati where
Condos is dancing.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

All men married prior to Sept.
16, 1910, however. will be placed
in Class 3 or 4. deferred classes.
Major Engstrom said. and will not
be called until all single men in
classes / and 2 are inducted.
Asked whether men married
between September. 1910, and
Dec. 8. 1871, would be required
10 present afTidavits that they
married because OF true love"
and not 10 evade the act, Major
Engstrom retorted that "affidavits
don't mean a thing
Draft boards will make their
decisions on what's on the
record now" Major Engstrom
said. This much Is clear. how
ever, that any single man who
married after the draft act was
passed did 30 knowing that he
faced induction. SO the pre-
sumption IN that le married TO
evade army service"
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Nelson Asks July 4 Work

WASHINGTON, June u (UP).
War Production Chief Donald
M. Nelson today asked workers
in war production plants TO keep
at their jobs July 4 so they will
be acting in spirit worthy of the
men who gave this nation liberty
and Independence"
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

- Other announced candidates for
the Republican nomination are Ell
ton r. Eaton, Plymouth newspaper
publisher and hormer legislator.
and Gerald l.. K. Smith, evangelist,
who was associated with the late
Huey Long.
Ferguson was born in Harrison
City, Pa. 81 years ago and came
to Detroit after graduation from
University of Michigan in 1913.
He was appointed to the Circuit
Court in 1929 by Gov. Fred w.
Green and has been reelected con-
sistently. leading the bench in the
election two years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Bring Mobile Kitchens

The 500 personnel will move
into encampment Friday after
noon. bringing along the mobile
field kitchens. housing facilities
and pieces of field equipment that
would ordinarily be carried on ma
neuverS
This display will be open all
day. The review, in which Gov.
Murray d. Van Wagner will take
part, is set for s p. m.
His official party will arrive in
Lansing Friday afternoon, inspect
the Oldsmobile gun plant and then
be guests at a dinner rendered by
industrial executives under aus
pices of the Michigan defense
council. Harold A. Furlong has
been named state aide de camp.
Somervell is a West Point grad
uate who served through the
Mexican campaign and the World
War.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Army, Labor
To Confer on
Tieups Here
AFL-CIO Parley
May Get UItimatum
From Gen. SomerveA

Lieut.. Gen. Brehon Somervell,
chief of army supplies, will meet
with AFL and CIO leaders here
July 4 in what is expected to de-
velop an ultimatum for the cessa-
tion of work stoppages.
That recent wildcat strikes ir
war industries will be the subject
of the conference was tscitly adj
mitted in plans to broadcast the
conference.
Lunching at the Statler with Sc
CIO representatives headed by
Philip Murray and as many AF'L
delegates led by William Green,
the general will have his talk
ipiped into all armament plants.
Important Message
The general VIII have an I'm
portant message for the work
ers," one of his staff said here
Saturday.
The JOINT labor meeting will lie
a high spot of Somervells first
public appearance since his return
from England.
IT will also feature a civic OBJ
servance of the national holiday
that emphasizes labor's part in the
war
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Important Message


In addition TO the Statier ap-
pointment. General Somervell viii
speak at z O'Clock at Belle Isle
after a review of an infantry bat
talon 10 be stationed there dur
ing the day.
He also plans to visit thf
Chrysler tank arsenal. Hudson
naval arsenal, Packard plant, VIII
low Run bomber plant and the
Cadillac factory after his landing
here from Lansing Saturday
morning.
The Belle Isle fete. according to
sponsors. will be designed to ex-
hibit 10 the uninitiated public a
typical soldiers day.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
u. S. SECRECY

HE late Will Rogers used to say that all he
knew was what he read in the papers.
If he were alive today and, in common with
the rest Of the American people, restricted in what
he knew about the war to what he read in the
papers, he would probably say he did not know
very much.
He particularly would know very little about
the dangerous situation in the Aleutians, and would
be very anxious to know more-as we all are. =
The situation in the Aleutans is more than
dangerous !.
We know the japanese have successfully occu-
pied two islands in the Aleutian chain, Of them
having what is described of the best harbofs
in the world.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

In clarifying the new draft
regulations. Maj. Paul V. Eng
stron,, county director Of selective
service, said that all marriages
which occurred after the draft
act was passed would be carefully
checked by leeal draft boards be-
fore the husbands are deferred.
The local boards, he said. will
go on the assumption that the
marriage resulted not from true
love- but from the desire OF the
husbands TO escape army service.
All those married after Pearl
Harbor will be treated as single
men, subject 10 induction.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Argentina Accepts
Ortiz Resignation

BUENOS AIRES, June ~ (UP)
The Argentine Congress. in joint
session today, unanimously ac-
cepted the resignation of President
Roberto NJ Ortiz.
Ortiz resigned Wednesday. in
dicating physical infirmities, in
partial blindness. Ramon
s. Castillo is vice president.
Sweetheart Theater Bar-~392S 3rd
Continuous Entertainment-Show
- Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Ferguson Runs
For Senate
Grand Jury Judge
Enters COP Race
BY FRANK NORRIS

Circuit Judge Homer Ferguson.
whose grand jury investigations in
Detroit and Wayne County re-
suited in the indictment and con-
viction of hundreds of officials.
police officers and grafters, Sat
urday announced his candidacy
for dhe United States Senate.
He will run as a Republican in
the fall primaries.
In announcing his candidacy, he
said:
petitions from nearly every
county I'm Michigan have been
presented tome containing thou.
sands of signatures urging that
] become a candidate for the
United States Senate on the
Republican ticket.
Called by Citizens
"Since these citizens feel that
my services will be OF greater
value TO the state by serving
, them In Washington rather than
on the circuit bench I'm Detroit,
I am proud to bec6me q candi-
date at the coming primary
election. IL elected I will give
my entire time and effort to
serving he people of Michigan"
If nominated and subsequently
elected, Judge Ferguson would
take the seat of Michigan's junior
senator, Prentiss M. Brown of St
Ignace, a Democrat.
Walter B, Cary, Detroit insur-
ance man who recently. began
of Ferguson petitions
was thanked by Judge Ferguson
for your faith in me and your
efforts in my behalf"
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Draft Evaders
By Marriage
Face Army
$4,000 Weddings
in County Scanned
as Not True Love

In Wayne County are $1,000
couples who may think they were
married because of true love, !"
but in the eyes of draft officials
Is a grave suspicion that they
married TO evade the draft act
and they'll be so regarded until
they prove differently.
The couples were all married
since Sept. is, 1910. and under
the new draft regulations the hus-
bands who are OF draft age all
face induction into the army even
though they have been tempo
rarily deferred.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Guild Plans
Bridge Parties

ELEANOR MENGLE became
q member of Westminster Guild
of the Presbyterian church last
evening at a meeting held at the
home of Mrs. J. A. Normington,
with Mrs. Robert Loudon and
Wilma Whiting assisting.
Divisional bridge parties at
the homes of members will be
the January project for the
guild. Dates are not yet set, but
the co-chairmen of the three
events are Mrs. Jack Flaacke
and Elsie Mae Gemmer, Mrs.
Normington and Mrs. Bernard
Warner of East Detroit. Mrs. Eli
Meyers and Miss Mengle.
February's project will be a
large public caro- party. Mrs.
James Covert was named Red
Cross representative of the
guild and Mrs. +. G. Boreham
was a guest at the meeting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
New Officers Installed
at Zion Guild Meeting
REV. JACOB wULMANN in.

REV. JACOB wULMANN in
stalled the new officers Of Wo-
mems Guild of Zion Evangelic-
al Church at the January meet
ing held yesterday at the par
ish house. They are Mrs. Grace
Mallast, president, Mrs. Fred
Hess. vice-president, program
chairman and devotions lead
er; Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. William
Frick, financial secretary; and
Mrs. Edwin Duckwitz ,treasur-
er.
Committees chairmen for the
coming year are Mrs. Louis Pet
ers and Mrs. Paul Volkenant,
flowers; Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs.
Rose Flory and Mrs. William
Frick. sick; Mrs. Edwin Har-
der thank offering; and Mrs.
Charles Stark, publicity.
Annual reports were present
ed and the work Of the local
group In the new merged region
al guild was discussed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Mrs. Ryon Speaks
10 Child Study Group

MRS. VERLE RYON gave her
splendid talk Lets Go Some
Place" before members OF Child
Study Group 3 last evening at
the home of Mrs. Carl Davis.
Mrs. Ryon outlines suitable
places of interest to take child
in and about Detroit, thought.
fully listing days and hours
when visits are possible at tile
various points. Members found
her talk most helpful.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. James Jackson and Mrs.
Robert Richard. Husbands have
been invited to attend the next
meeting, on Jan. Ii, at the home
of Mr.. an Mrs. Kurt Friede-
burg, where DR.. George Valid
bolt, eminent allergist OF Detroit,
will be speaker.
LIEUT.. PAUL S. BECHTEL
and Lieut.. Lawrence Cole of Key
Field, Meridian, Miss, left this
morning after spending the night
with their parents-in-law In
Mount Clemens. Lieut.. Bechtel
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
G. Noe, and Lieut.. Co.e of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Harms.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Ever Onward Circle
Reflects Mrs. Tucker

ELECTION of officers, ap-
pointment Of committees and an
nual reports occupied Ever On
ward Circle at its potluck lunch
con meeting yesterday at the
Kings Daughters Home.
Mrs. William Tucker, leader;
Mrs. Fred PfVomm, first vice
leader; and Mrs. F. B. Stevens,
second vice-leader were reflect
ed; Mrs. George Valentine Is
the new secretary; and Mrs.
Dent Matkin, the new treasurer.
Committees chairmen for the
coming year include Mrs. Frank
Hill, investigation; Mrs. Rob-
ert Hall. membership; Mrs,
Charles Wood, mission; Mrs
Valentine, publicity; and Mrs
Phromm. Red Cross.
The group made plans to meet
for Red Cross sewing on Thurs
day, Jan. IS, at 10 o'clock, al
the home of Mrs. George Simms
AZ Ferrin place. The next regu.
lar meeting will be with Mrs
Wood, 70 Avery street, Jan. Fl
at 1870 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Easter Concert
Plans Begun

PLANS for the Easter Concert
were discussed by the board Of
directors of the Civic Chorus,
meeting last evening with Mrs.
Alvin Bohms.
The choirs of various churches
In Mount Clemens will partici-
pate In the concert, which Is set
for Sunday, March 20. 1.-THE
Seven Last Words Of Christ" by
Dubois will be presented. Ar
rangements were made for COM
bined choir rehearsals which
will be held at intervals.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the business meet
ing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Dance Postponed

THE DANCE for seniors and
the out-of-school group, sched-
uled for this evening in st.
Mary's clubrooms, has been can
celled. A dance will be held
next Thursday for this group in
conjunction with the regular
meeting of St. Peters Catholic
Young Peoples Club. The FRI
day evening dance will take
place tomorrow evening as
usual.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-08
Donaldson Mothers TO Buy
Playground Equipment

ing at the school.
Mrs. Ernest j. Buckholz, presi-
dent, and the teachers Of the
school will form a committee to
study the needs and make a Sc
lection. Some of the money for
the project is already in the
treasury. The rest will be raised
by a series of small card parties
to be given in the homes Of the
members, and by the big an
nual party, date Of which is set
for Feb, o.
Miss Winifred Everill, grade
school supervisor, was spe sker
of the evening on books for chill
dren. She impressed her audi
ence Of the seriousness of cor
rectly selecting books for chill
dren from early childhood, and
brought with her group OF
books 10 bear out her point.
Mrs. Fred Pringnitz and Mrs.
Herbert Jones were chairmen
Of the meeting.