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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
By THOMAS M. JOHNSON NEA Service Military Writer

NEA Service MIHtay WfIeF
 Washington Dec N-Behind the brief rng in aan and seemingly nsnincant Tran h the story of vital s likely that only the continued effective resistance but also the Of the British American campaign in North Africa would greatly failure Persian Gulf Iran into Russia,
 American and ingenuity striving tho Iran route bigger and safer doorway Russia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
Thanks... < TO OUR COUNTRY!

For our form of Government that permits us to enjoy the freedoms, pos
 sible only in Democracy such as ours!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
k TO OUR SERVICE MEN!

To the five men who left our employ to join our Armed Forces and to fight for and protect our American way of life!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
4 TO OUR CUSTOMERS!

To our thousands of friends who displayed such patience and understand ing. We tried to serve them as cour- teously and as promptly as our present war curtailed facilities permitted. We are most grateful for the cooperation they extended to us!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-24
News Of Men In The Service

Robert M. Watts of b4 Highland avenue, is spending q 7uriough from the Naval Training station ct samp- son, N. Y., with his parents, Mir. anw Mrs. Arthur J. Watts. After completing specialized training, he will be given petty officer rating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Dewitt c. Howard. So; Rosiids Meyer. So.
John r. Emmett, 20; Carol N. Pitcher, H.
Row y blessing 81: Meta Hermann, 80.
franklin n. Belts, ~; Elizsbeth Ross, az
Leo J. TiosldL rs: Emma r.. Deliamors'
IL
Earl Charles Finn. 20; Grse. NJ. Fraser,
Francis NJ. Fisher, 30; Eleanor c. Hnty.
Otto wi.dI. rs; Irma wiluw.lt, 10.
Jack n Healy. %; Dorothy Brys, 10
Leonard J. Green. 2s; Clara NJ Anderson
John Buitigieg. 70: Carmen Abels. 70.
chester Bslazy. ~; Pauline Fruzynskl, 40.
Robert Dodds, % Charlotte Gslks. 20
william Essu Brown, %; Lorena washing
Alfred N. signer. %; Edith silver. ~.
Fred w. Uhl a.: Dorothy l.. Themer. rs
P.9' ERR Roy ssucS,rs "a I,se rT G. Ke.
omer Ellsworth Robin, Jr., 81; Elsie In
FRANK F. Joseph. ~: Norma Jan. Swan
John Jasp. "a: Martha Burns. 81
AlxirId A Pauls %: Nancy l.. Wilder. %.
Chester TurezSnski: 20; Eleanor NADIA Is Is
John Edward Bsilantyne, 30: Lillian T.
wnn.5 'I c. Brown. 40; Mildred I. Han
Morn. p rhorlsy Az Helen LOUIS
Joseph Edward Slater Jr, 81; Dorothe'
Alice Wiegert, %
send. rs.
Edward sssrinsn. % Florence p. simp
son, IS
Alois Lier,er Jr. 20: Ida Helen Pssto-
relH. 20.
Edwin p. smith. IS Helen 2 Curtis. IS.
Howard Calvin Burt. %; Virginia Mae
Hoschks. n.
ISham 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Asks Roosevelt
Tire Statement

Mayor Edward J Jeffries Jr.
today appealed to President Roose-
welt in a telegram 10 issue a
"factual statement As soon as
possible regarding the present sup
ply OF rubber and the earliest
date when new sources will be
available for private automobile
use"
The mayor pointed out that con-
flicting statements from official
and other sources on the rubber
situation had created skepticism
in The public mind that the rubber
shortage is acute" This. in turn.
has hampered The effectiveness OF
Detroit 10 realize the maximum
utility from mass transportation
facilities.
In addition 10 the mayors plea,
transportation officials here said
that Detroiters did not realize the
Importance of reducing driving to
a minimum 10 save rubber. II has
been difficult to impress upon
motorists that they must save
their tires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harold Timothy Clark 10: Cynthia Smith,
Is
Clarence Berkeley Jr.. ~: Rosie Lee Lewis,
10
Anthony srvskliewica. 81; csronn. Nord-
Roy Kenneth w..v.r. 20; Eileen @. Rau
10
August onvsri. 81; Rose Bontomasi. IL
Rudolph NJ. Green. ~ Agnes Czerwpnka
81.
Joseph A. Mays. Sc; Anns Thorn ~.
Alex Borisenko. -: Irene Wrocinski, "a.
Constantine G. Kosinski. -; Helen c
Alvin q Knoth, n; susisns Marie Lang
John zubeek. Sc; Fist, Llndberg. 81
stephen J. JsEiorowski. 10; Helen hsp
Joseph ?. Ryan 50; Edns c. Htz.ioerg.r.
a.
Nicholas lager, ~: Ann Psber Is.
Albert Kota, "a: Jsne Gill. Is.
Waclsv zstusks, %. Barbara Leohner. 20.
Leonard Y. Wilson. %; Agnela Clements,
II ~
Joseph Anthony MaI,r. 70, Jean Piekmsn,
"a
Eugene Gracsy. 7ii Dorothy Smith, %
Anthony Truohan. IS, Margaret Churches,
Joseph ,. Kcwskt 80; Mari. MsrEoyi,eh,
EDWARD Przyvara. IS: Jan. JsnkowsxL ~,
EDWARD G. Petseh, u Lareari Croudsl, "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
DR.. Neff, Noted
Psylhidtrist, Dies
,|n Pontiac al B
Times star Correspondent

PONTIAC. May 12,-Funeral
services for DR.. Irwin II. Neff, 70
noted psychiatrist who has prac-
ticed here, in Birmingham, Bloom
field Hills and Detroit for the last
% years, will be held here at
p. m. tomorrow at ST. James
Church. Birmingham. Burial will
he made in Greenwood cemetery.
Doctor Neff died yesterday in
ST. Joseph Mercy Hospital after a
brief illness.
He founded the Norfolk State
Hospital. Norfolk. Mass, in 1910
and later joined the staff Of Kala-
mazoo and Pontiac State Hospitals,
Grace Hospital and Children's Hos
pital, Detroit.
He was born in Baltimore. July
II, 1868. and attended Maryland
and Johns Hopkins universities. He
was a major in World War /. He
was a member of Wayne County
Medical Society and the Academy
OF Medicine.
Doctor Neff leaves his widow,
Mrs. Bertha Bigelow Neff. and two
sons, Mortimer and Irwin Jr., and
a brother, Charles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Governor Seeks
WdytoGetCash
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING, May 12.-Governor
Van Wagner today issued call
for a May 81 session of the little
legislature" TO consider a dozen
departmental deficiency requests
totaling S269. $500.
II will be the first meeting oil
the group, composed OF finance
committee members Of both
houses, during the current bien-
MUM. Lawmakers last year placed
81 100000 at their disposal.
Biggest request comes from the
corrections department, which
seeks S145.40O To meet increased
costs in keeping the states prison
population.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
DEATHS

Mathew John Puhek. $3.50 South shor.
drive. Chicago. M, ~
Mar. Hoo. s,%s Es:, ca SaS. Is
Jusephine NJ. Burns. l4n0i Birwood, SIS
Anna White. 2o4 East Margaret -.
Rods Robinson. go West Vernon 81.
Minnie Braun. 1896 Mack. 40.
\ Belle williams 1920 Leland. S..
James ~kinsey. 1i70i Otsego. 81.
Jennie Morris. 1870 Hartwen, 81
srss. Hsnds r,, 500 $1,000 East KirSy %
Henry Crane. 1854 Dubois. SO.
Zgmund Mike Brudzinski. 1921 Delta. %
Frank Poquette. 1921 Desoto, -
Edward Underwood. 1870 Elmira, I
William Besler. 1921 NJ Elliott. 50
Eve DtIls Wilcox 3T3s Lnthrop. 81.
/ Catherine schmid. 42ll Mitchell. S.
Richard Hoglihan l7s7 sheridan 80
Lenore = Bomhot 2fl7 Lawndale ~
Isabelle Isla Coon. 1911 East JEFFERSON -
Annie L. wins. 2i07s Parkside. Ferndals
Nieho,s, sokolowski. 1892 Peterson. so.
Elizabeth Jan MuntOe ntul Heny place, ~
William A. Rucher. 355 Leicester 40.
Johanna Cunningham. i20O2 Evanston, SO
Helena s Briekner' s s,,o c s.sr. Ham.
Helen Neinsr. 1iO75 Linnhurs, "a.
Charles X. Clarke. asa somerset: rs
Ellen NJ Elston. $500 Cadillac, IS.
Bertha Basel, $4,000 Rossini drive, SIS.
Dominica csrbonero, 1881 Jane. ~
Olaf Heinrich. 47ls Van Dyke. 50.
Anna 3 WasanA, 1851 "a SfUt, w
Emma 3. Tyler. iOs7 West Lafayette. ~.
Karen Louise McGreeor. 1854 Besconsheld.
Crosse Polnte Park. months.
Robert T. Tapert. s6s MiddieseN' Crosse
Mabel ?. smith. sets Sorrento. a.
Eliza Shepard. 1928 Virginia. rs.
Victor Renish 1921 Maybury. 81
Harry Mhgsn. lt4oi Meyers road. 50
Katherine Hin Campbell. 1854 colhngwood
IL
Joseph Paul warlock. River Rouge. IS
Carolyn CLASSY. 5445 Edward, Center Line.
5 months
Ellen G. Jarvis. al Ashland -
Gertrude Schultz. 1920 Robson, s.
Rose Ann Cunningham. s12l Durand "a
Jacob Van Dyke. 500 DALEY court %.
Claude ]. Crop. 1881 Lansing. -.
James Mckay. 1929 Buchanan. 81.
Edwin Agren 1892 University 81
Delwin r. Kit1erow, 1858 Bangor rs
John Walls 1901 Twenty third, 20
Mary L. YeoFnsn, 1888 Harding, H..
Edward Barth. 355 Ashland. II.
jackson Reese. $40 r. Bethune. as
John Marx Murphy. 1919 sturtsvani' 80
Joseph Rsthnow. 1850 Scott. SO.
Anna DuJardin. 10i53 Gratiot IS
Lena p. Kuhll SIS West Chicago. ~.
Francis j. Blanchard SIS DickersOn. IS
Edward Lsnartowicl. $3.50 81. Aubin IS
George Fecko 1925 cliff SIS
Paul sksggs, $500 West Lafayette. IS
Msry Ross, 1880 Bayshors drive, New Bal.
wiIham r. " Lester. i5o5s Provost So
John y. Murphy. 1870 Turner, ~
Gottfried Meier, 1860 TwentY-Fifth. 81
Nina l. McKinnon, $50 Putnam, 50.
Maria Watts 1884 Montclair, ~
IDA May sites. 1887 Turner, 81.
Ernest Klein, fir Merrick. So
Joseph zsleok Jr.. 3e4s East kirby ~.
Evelyn schubot. 1908 Fullerton, 81,
Kstsrins Guley 1880 Gable 81.
Agnes Cuadra, Ferndale. IL
chaflis olschefski, 3iit cicNe, 50
Rose Plat, itos Laksvisv, s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
EnIisfs Anew
Quits Free Polish Navy
TO Join v: S. Army


A Detroiter who battled Nazis
with the crew OF destroyer in
the free Polish navy in the north
Atlantic enlisted AT the Federal
Building today in the United
States Army.
He is Chester Cichowski. 23
who has been staying with friends
AT 682l Burwell avenue since his
return from England several days
ago.
Cichowski, a member OF a gun
crew on the destroyer Blyskawica
that shot down NaZi bomber
was discharged in England at his
own request so he could enlist In
the army here.
He said he was born in Detroit,
but moved 10 Poland with his fam
lily when 2 years old. He returned
to the United States alone in 1887
and enlisted in the Polish navy in
Canada nearly year ago. Prior
TO his coming here he served two
years in the Polish army.
Cichowski said nc has not heard
from or about his parents since
the Nazis invaded Poland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
DIVORCES
IN Fernsid from Elmer.

Edith Fernsld from Elmer.
James n. Buckley from Mary.
Emily Chatterson from Carl
Clarence Kerneghan from Christine
Lille Hunt from James
Annie Dare from Patrick.
Christine Davis from George.
Angeline Johnston from Leon.
Bianch Kennedy from Archie
Lucille Csnady from Edward.
Marjorie Parks from Kenneth.
Anna Orrnsbee from Frank.
Andrew Ta'son from Elizabeth
Dan MurLs from Ana.
Andrew Nee from Madeline.
Albert Parks from Ruths.
George Deyroub from Barbara
Minnie Henning from Arthur Z.
Leon Whinnery from Jean.
MARY Swiatek from Bruno.
Marie Wood from Leslie
Albert Goguen from Mary.
Sam Reid from Pearl
oliver Wilson from Alics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Scratches
ny United Press
sPoRTsMANs PARK
Track. muddy.

EANh
Track. muddy.
First Race Tetsnsgrs. Nj secret.
Kiosk. csnis, EpiEsr. Buttermih. Bright
Second RACE Electric Fias. MsE.loy.
Baby Gold. Orlando Girl, Ps,s's Boy,
Thlrd Rse.-sun Bush. Gr.nosk's
Coin. Eb's First, Rosie Shoes.
Fourth Rsee--oood Gosh. Gutter
Fifth Race Fujiwars. AIlsnJay.
seventh Race DOUG Brsshear, BUYER
eighth Rsc.-chsne. Ray. Chocolate
Ninth Race Declared Oh.
Track. fast.
First Race Nedols, Gslorita, HALsl-
green. Hard Diamond. Rewarded,
oompb Girl. Heel Gail Balls Trysl.
su s.sSns s sos' Vars. idSie. oinssi n
Ny shadow. Little Sarah. Latter's
Third Race Mirror Lake. Nav. ROYAL
chief, Epidown. Lady R,b.ees' La
Fourth Race-Technicisn
Fifth RAoe-Agricok
Sixth Race Brown Comet
Eighth Race -Hsds Sam. Dsllasit,,
Satin Rolls. Thistle Blue pouhl. Vahe,
Employer. Michigan Blue. My hyrL
Ninth Race Declared on.
AT SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track. fast
First RAce-steli Gala Fly, Tripod.
Fourth Race Popendora, Rocket Gal.
At BELMONT PARK
Track. fast.
FRS, Race BayborouKh, Photograph,
Baftls Smoke. PilstAn.
Second Race British Warm.
THIRD Racs-isls de Pine
Fourth Race - Jamesborough, Radio
Morale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Cash TO Expand Clinic

DR., Bruce Douglas. health COM
missioner. today was given au-
thority by common council 10
accept $4,000 from the federal
government to expand the venereal
disease clinic here of the health
department. Because Of the influx
Of out -of-town workers. Doctor
Douglas said expansion of the
clinic is vital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Report on COP Meeting

Mrs. Dudley c. Hay Of Chicago,
national Republican committee
woman. will make a report on the
recent national committee meeting
in Chicago at a combined social
and business gathering sponsored
BY the Wayne County Republican
Wednesday evening at
Miladys House. Broadway Market
Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
OPA Unit in New Home

Under the administration oil
Arthur II. Sarvis, newly-appointed
state ration and price control di-
rector. the Michigan division OF
the OPA today began operation
in It's new offices at 1926 Penob-
scot building. The division for
merIy was located in Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Another Destroyer for v. S.

KEARNY. ~. j.. May II 1NS)
The destroyer Lardner was de-
livered 10 the navy today almost
six months ahead OF schedule.
Evening star., 1942-09-22
UNCLE RAYS CORNER
A scene from one OF Kipling's

A scene from one OF Kipling's
famous stories. Little Kim is
shouting a ,pell- filled "beggar's
bo,Dl' to the old Lama OF Tibet.
While at Southsea, England, Rud-
yard Kipling was sent to "day
school" and learned reading, writ
ing and arithmetic. From time to
time letters came to him from his
parents in India and he received a
book from them now and then.
Sad to say, the sea captain died
before long and Rudyard's life out
side school became miserable. The
captains wife showed her ill-temper
more than before and cuffed the
lad around with little or no excuse.
If Rudyard had written to his
parents about his bad treatment he
no doubt would have been placed
in another household. AS it was,
he seemed to feel that this was the
kind of life he was supposed to
have.
He did not even complain to his
aunt when he visited her during
school vacations. He enjoyed him.
self to the limit during a month
at her home each year, then went
back to the Southsea house He
had learned to love books and many
a spare hour he spent In reading.
At last his mother came from
far India to visit him. He was at
this time II years old. Mrs. Kipling
found out about the bad treatment
and quickly took him away from
the Southsea house. For months he
enjoyed her company and felt that
heaven on earth" had come to
him. In later years he was to write
this verse.
IF I were hanged on the highest
hill,
Mother O. mine, oh mother o
mine,
I know whose love would follow
me still,
Mother o. mine, oh mother o
mine"
Having to return to her husband
In India. Mrs. Kipling was very
careful to leave her son In bet.
Evening star., 1942-09-22

he was teased somewhat, he found
good friends at this school. His
poor eyesight kept him from taking
much part in sports, but he wrote
poems and essays which brought
him some note among his school,
mates.
At is young Kipling went back
to India. There he worked on a
small newspaper. When only 81
he became assistant editor of the
Allahabad Pioneer and soon AFTER
ward published several of his
famous stories, including plain
Tales From the Hills" THE Phan-
tom Rickshaw" and "Wee Willie
Wrinkle"
Evening star., 1942-09-22

| WMAL, 9:30-spotIight Bands: Freddy Mar.
tins, From Fort Macarthur, Calf.
VOL, 9;30-Murder Clinic: Dramaii1ation Of
Hubert Footner's The Scrap Of Lace"
WRc, i0:00-Bop Hope Show: Returning 10
the air with Jerry colonna and Frances Lang.
ford, from Fort Lewis, Calf.
WMAL, t0:t5-Ths Nation al War: Touch
ing powder plant, plasiies plant. BON.
bardier training school and a sheII-making firm.
WEV, f0:30-Eric Johnston, president Of
the Chamber Of Commerce: we Understand
War"
SH0Rr. WAVE PROGRAMS.
MOSCOW, 6:70-Broadtast in English: RKE,
81 meg, 36.9 m.
LONDON, 800" Current Events: CSC, 9.58
meg, 3t3 m.; 6RG. 1853 meg. 25.6 m.;
GSD, Ills meg, 75.5 m.
MOSCOW, S:30-comments In English: RKE,
8. meg, 36.9 m.
Evening star., 1942-09-22
EVENING STARS FEATURES.
Star Flashes: Latest news, twice daily; WMAL,
lao and Ass pm.
the EVENINGS RIeH LIGHTS.

the EVENINGS HIeH LIGHTS.
WMAL, 4:30-Deditation Of the Army Signal
Corps Photographic Center.
WJV, 7:30-Melody Hour: Tenor Frank
Mum Is guest for several popular fumes.
VOL, 8:00-Musie for America: Selections
by Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, Louis Alter and
Raymond Scott.
WhAL. S:30-sing for Dough: hodeI-pIans
builders are guests for the song contest.
WBV, 8:30-Hobby Lobby: A mechanical
robot takes the spotlight.
WMAl, e:00+amous Jury Trials: The Ease
Of woman, brutaIy slain at home one Sunday
evening.
WEV, 9:3O-theer from Camps From
Keesler Field, Miss.
Evening star., 1942-09-22

LONDON, 8:45-"heet John Londoner': CSC,
9.58 meg, 31.3 m.; GRG, 1853 meg, 75.6
m.; 6SD, Ills meg, 75.5 m.
MELBOURNE, 9:25-Ameriean Soldiers Call.
ing Home West Coast broadcast, Pacific War
1ime): Wl67, 1873 meg, 1877 m.
SYDNEY. 9:57-Ameriean Soldiers Calling
Home (West Coast broadcast, Pacific War Time):
W06, 958 meg, Alb m.
LONDON, ti:i5-"voite Of the Enemy:
Csc, 9.58 meg, 3t.3 m.; GRG, 1853 meg,
25.6 m.; 6SD, Ills meg, 75.5 M; Gsl. 6.it
meg, 49.f m.
GUATEMALA, 1900 "Esiampss de
Amerta": T6WA. 9.6S meg, 81 m.
LONDON, 1890 sm.-late News: GSc, 9.58
meg, 3i3 M; GRG, 1853 meg, 25.6 m.;
6sD, Ills meg. 75.5 m.; Gsl, 6.tt meg,
4o.t m.
GUATEMALA, 1890 a.m.-PopuIar Music:
TGWA, 968 meq., 81 m.
Evening star., 1942-09-22
BY Ramon Coffmun

ter household. Three kind-hearted
women, who lived together, took
care of the boy after she left.
Soon Rudyard was a student at
a new school. He was the only boy
there who wore glasses. Although
Evening star., 1942-09-22
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE,

Having definite understand
ing about lDhat must be done
creates an entirely different par
ent-child relationship than is
developed by the imposition OF
unexpected penalties.
Evening star., 1942-09-22

Ldst-n1inute changes In radio pro- r,,renAv
grams sometimes reach The Star 'S.SSN'
too late for correction that day. September 2 1912
Evening star., 1942-09-22
h~A 'a1

Ten illustrations by Frank c. Pape
appear in the picture leafiet, "Africa's
People and Customs" II you want q
copy. send . stamped l3-cent). self
addressed envelope to Uncle Ray in
care OF The Evening Star.
Read Uncle Ray tn The Junior Sta
Eperv Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Nurse Goes Mad.
pOiSOnS > Babies
One Infant Dies; Crying Cause
Of Sudden HomicidaI Urge

NEAy YORK, Feb. Q up
Mcdgta1 science studied today
the snapped mind of one of its
own practitioners an angel IN
white who betrayed her trust by
Two infants IN a hos
plial nursery
Though Nurse lima TwiSS Ep-
stein was formally charged with
homicide because Of the infants
died authorities indicated that hers
was not a case for thee courts. but
for the science IN which she was
50 proficient that her SuperlOrS
still called her the best nurse
who ever entered a sick room
In 1910 Mrs Epstein retired
from her profession after years
of caring for babies 20 have a
baby OF her own. II died AT birth.
A few weeks later she took an
overdose Of sleeping tablets, Sui
Cidal intent was suspected and she
spent four days IN pSychopathlc
ward
In The stIll hours before Sun
days dawn. She was alone in the
nursery OF the Bronx Maternity
Hospital
Six babies were in her charge
Two were crying and had been for
hours.
She took an eye droppcr and n
small bottle from q chest and put
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
p dne Fired On
Over War Plant;
Passenger Hurt
Claim Craft Flying
Low in Restricted
Area, Pilot Warned

GRANITE CITY H. Ech Q
lNS) Federal and state author
iuos Investigated today The ma
chine cunning 10y United State,
troops or private police Of a
private plane winch flew low twice
over vital defense plants in
asserted violation Of stringent
regulations.
Delbcrt Henson, Il Alton H.
a passenger was critically wounded
and the plane VA, puncturcd by
seven or more bullets Henson S
companion. l5-ycar-oId Beverly
Ann Keith. was not ht non was
The pilot DcIocri Richardson
Granite City flying instructor
The prescribed area is occupied
by buildings of tho Western Cart.
ridge Company. which has large
war orders.
Richardson declared today thai
ne had not flown IN that section
IN recent months and thought he
was Al least eight or 10 mile,
from the restricted area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
k1alln
Gets Job
On WPIB

William & Klann Of Detroit has
been added 10 Tho staff OF nc
Hl'0WOIlc branch of The war pro-
d.r'o1 board u was announced
to-day bv Ernest kanlier. ch.ct OF
1.. division
klanu WIl be in the production
department and viii >uprrNIS" con
version 20 war production and cN-
p,drc procurement of contracts
for group Of companies. klann.
-. is q native OF Detroit and has
,p,u' most OF has life IN the auto
industry haHe serving 20 years
WITH tHr Ford Motor Company
and later with Murray Body
~'4Gcba1yr Corporation Cadillac
Motor Car Company and Hudson
Motor Car Company S.nCc 1870
n" has been With the Federal So
HulN administration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Hint New
Us. Job
For Star

WASHINGTON Feb. Q GNS).
With Congress on the eve Of A
showdown over ms activities in the
office Of Civilian Defense. a report
spread through the Capitol today
that move star Melvyn Douglas is
slated for appointment as chief as
TrStdH1 70 Harry Hopkins in the
."nd-lea>c administrative Setup.
Representative Tabcr RI of
Now York. leader in the fight 10
purge actors. fan dancers and
parasites from MIS-. Eleanor
RoOSevclt'S volunteer participation
section IN OCD. sand ne had heard
the report. but added
perhaps the idea j. To spread
that around ~ Wen think If We
get Douglas out of his present
post he'll be put in one where he
can do more harm"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Drive 10 Protest
Children From Ills

LANSING. Feb O a, pant
Of national plans for home dc.
Tense. an emergency program loi
minimizing children under u
years against smallpox and dlph
iberia IS being started ~ once
Health Commissioner II. Nllcr
Meyer announced today
Eve are asking all parents 10
have their children immuniIcd
against these two diseases be
fore April l." Doctor Mover
O. said 1T should be- done hN fam
ily physicians. II parents are un-
able To pay doctors Tee. ar
engagements will he made for
free treatment -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
FACTORIES DIVIDE TIME

High schools Wayno University
and Catholic schools remained on
their old schedules
Person, who We're working when
tho time changed had then work
period cut from eight 20 seven
hours In some factories. however
the 2i-hour period was divided
into three equal shifts Of seven
hours and 30 minutes
Employees OF the DSR worked
only seven hours. bu' hv special
vote Of the commission they Were
given eight hours pay
The City Of Detroit itself die
NOT actually 90 on The war time
until 80 a. m today when jar
SchmeddIng Of the department oi
public works climbed 10 the tower
of the city hall and moved the
clock ahead one hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Siegfried Line
Builder Killed

BERLIN Fch Q l\S1 d.
FUrI T0d' whose achievements N
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modern highway network and the
S."ylrad Line provided the foun-
da'on for NaIl conqucStS. has
been killed n AN aIrplanc acci-
dent while carrying out military
duties. u was announced here
once cNtolIcd bS Adolf Hitler ~
bis foremost organizing Eenlu,
Doctor Todt who held the post OF
German minister OF munitions
among several other Offices. was
- wears old when he died
Chancellor Hitler ordered 2
state funeral for the engineering
wizard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Vets Defend JAW

Thirteen World War 7 Veteran,
who were delegates to the JAW
Go General Motors conference
here over the weekend today As.
sailed an attack on the union and
IFS leaders by Lynn Stambaugh.
national commander of the Amer
lCan Legion. as the views OF
selfish redctionary interests"