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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Radio, Ordnance Classes

Fundamentals in radio and ord
nance inspection will be taught in
free tuition classes at the Law
renee Institute of Technology
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
beginning next week, school Off
Gals said TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Ddudet, Champion
OF RoyaIists, Dies

VICHY, France, July ? GNS).-
Leon Daudet, French writer and
politician who spent most Of his
life cruSading for the Royalist
cause in France. died al Saint
Remy. He was Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Safety Zone Crash
Kills Saginaw Driver

Ralph Means. 50, of Saginaw,
was killed today when he crashed
into safety zone al Grand River
avenue and Greenfield road. This
years traffic total is 116 COM
pared 10 1872 last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
What on the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed
IL tho presentations as
sched uled are not on the
All. the fault lies with the
stations and not The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
BIRTHS
BOYS

Boys were born to-
Marie Arsineau, 55l9 Talbot
Bassle Byrne. 1880 Buena Vista.
shirley Bongiovanni. 57O3 Crane
Elizabeth Cameron. 1871 Wayburn
Clara Cranshaw 4776 Williams.
Jean Currier. Royal Oak
Lillian Clark. 9l03 Sorrento.
Carey Chic. 1892 Fifteenth.
Eva DeLanges. Mt. Clemens.
Jessie Davis. iOi45 Goethe
Virginia DeLange, 1i156 Stockwell
Elsa Ecker. ei97 AVIS
Esther Freedman. 2676 lElmhurst
Ruth Fenton is24s PENNINGTON drive
Virginia Finley. 1924 Mansfield.
Iona Fauquier. 20isQ keatine.
Margaret Foster. Roseville
Elizabeth Fortuna. 1905 Exeter.
Elaine Guttentac. 2iss Buena Vista.
Lucille Gustitis, 1920 Thrty-hrst
Tena Gordon. iffs Frederick
Florence Giuopohs. 5565 Allendalc
Neieene Hovcy. 1887 Ferguson.
Mabel Hill. 1853 Eimwood.
Dorothy Haneline. 80 Napoleon.
Jeanneit Hughes 1877 Monica
Elizabeth Hammes. 1898 Woodingham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, II one OF many
famous features I'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Polish Leader S
Death Definitely
An Accident N.

The death fall of Gen. Boleslaw
Wieniawa Dlugoszowski. former
editor of the Polish Daily News in
Detroit, from the roof of the six
story building where he lived, in
New York City, was definitely an
accident, New York police said
today.
lie fell, police said, while taking
his daily exercise on the roof.
Death of Gen. -Dlugos-
zowski came soon after he was APP
pointed ambassador TO Cuba by
the Polish government in exile.
Only a few minutes before his
death he received a telegram veri-
flying his appointment and instruc-
tons 10 fly Saturday To Cuba.
General Wiepiawa-D lugosZowSki
was Polish ambassador 10 Italy
just before the outbreak of war.
He came 10 the United States as
a refugee in 1910 and was brought
TO Detroit in January of 1871 by
Frank Januszewski, publisher of
the Polish Daily News. He re-
manned here about five months,
living with his wife at a down.
town hotel.
MENTION OF MISSION
He made no mention OF why he
was leaving other than TO speak
of a special mission for the Polish
government.
Sixty-four years old at the time
of his death, those who know the
general in Detroit said he was
educated as doctor medicine
in Poland before entering the
Polish army.
A veteran of World War I. he
became adjutant 10 Marshal Pill
sudski. commander-in-chief of Pol
ish forces. before assuming the
ambassadorship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
CROSS EYES

straightened usually one office visit
safely. permanently No cutting Of
muscles or cords. Send for the booklet
- step Forward IN the Srtcnce Of
Cross Eye Correction The Mary Rake
straw League for Cross Eve Correction.
sOS Pontiac Bank Bldg., Pontiac. Mich.
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Deatb notires

9eatD H0tlfeS
HEIGHo-Jgly /, 1912 Edna Webster.
wife of George w. Heigho, mother OF
W. stevens Heigho; sister of Mrs. Dane
Poppeton and Mrs. Charles A. Baehmsnn.
Funeral service AT chapel OF the William
r. Hamilton Company, Cass avenue at
Alexsndrne. Friday at 1880 p. m.
McBRIDE-June 30. 1912. Nancy; mother
Of Msude W Mcbride. Funeral service
az chapel OF the VIM. X. Hamilton Co,
Cass Ave, at Alexandrine. Friday at
p. m.
A. Of 1865 Middle.
pointe, beloved husband OF Bertha, dear
father of Mrs. August BOSNIAN. Mrs.
Philip Terrana, Mrs. Albert Reinick. Leo,
at schmalzreidt Sons chapel, 4s3s Mich
igan Ave, Friday at p. m.
WOOLFENDEN-July /, 1912. Clsrissa
Conrath. wife OF the late George r.
Woolfenden; mother OF Charles X. Frank
j.. Grace +. and the late Elizabeth Woof-
Oak drive, Friday at 2:30 p. m.
Funeral Directors
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Was Wounded Twice
In World War

The brigade went over the top
20 Whack the Germans across the
rear n the thunder and lightning
Of Anercan-made and American
aimed shells
Macarthur was wounded there
and wounded later IN the early
stages Of the Meuse-Areonne
offensive.
Under him the Rainbow Division
won an unShatterable reputation.
Through the bitter final phases
of the eXhaustlng war, the men
fought with redoubled vigor--
thanks not only 10 the leadership
of their charmed commander but
also 10 the meticulous ends 10
which Macarthur had gone IA
supply them with the vitals OF
war.
one story best illustrates the
thorouEhness Of VI a Arthur S
preparation and prosecution. A
hagCard and hungry group Of
American officers from another
division Crawled into Macarthur s
front-llne headquarters early one
night.
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Braved Own Artillery
To Make Thrust

Macarthur standing typically
with one foot cooked up against
tho parapet Of his trench, sud
denly saw that the Germans were
quitting their positions, though
they had been subjected To less
than five minutes OF tho scheduled
30 minutes Of artillery attack
Physically unable 10 restrain his
attacking instincts, Macarthur
instantly decided 70 lead his
brigade after the retiring Ger.
mans.
But as the order swept dowr
the line. officers and men turned
wonderInGly 10 one another. a
charge after the Germans. oh,
viouslv enough. would bring the
Americans in range OF the Amer,
ican artillery
Macarthur knew this. OF course
But the opportunity 10 advance
was too much 10 resist. For the
sake Of the record he told the
officers Gndcr him that there was
not time 70 COT word back 10 tho
American artillery 20 cease fire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Macarthur the Magnificent
Attack Order Turned
Tide at Champagne

lagainst a slack portion Of the
Kriemhild Line. famed strand OF
men and armor.
The Saith broke the line in furi-
GUS hand-to-hand fighting after a
IStealthy and memorable advance
in the face OF binding rains and
over terrain that did not boast a
road 10 bear the brigade's equip
mcnt.
On the strength of that job
Macarthur was given the com
lmand Of the entire Rainbow Divi.
sion. The men spoke Of him as il
he were possessed with an i'm
nervousness 10 death. They had
seen him walk unarmed and un-
protected through halls OF lead
that killed helmeted men at his
side. With their own eyes, they
had seen a great Jagged plank
catapult through the air. after a
she'll explosion. and horribly i'm.
pale a doughboy standing next 10
Macarthur.
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Kept Headquarters
Near Front Lines

The fact that Macarthur never
had his headquarters more thar
1000 yards back Of the outermos'
Rainbow trench did not make
the oVerworked visitors feel any
better.
Macarthur. urbane 10 the core
welcomed them TO his dugout anc
invited them 10 stay for dinner.
Dinner was not an eagerly
awaited event among these Of.
ficcrS They were hungry enough
10 cat their shoes, but the Ions
weeks Of voting the cold contents
Of TN cans had dulled all hu,
their primary appetiteS. Yet what
was that delightfully."- piquan'
Odor?
\ courtly orderly finally entered
from another section Of the dug
out and in the best manner of a
fine butler. informed the genera,
that dinner was served.
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Visited His Men
All Hours Of Day

Macarthur led the Sith brigade
literally and fgurativcly In tho
eight haleful days and nights that
followed before victory. he set a
blazing example Of colorful leader
ship. Apparently he never slept
for his men to this day carry an
indelihle memory of his popping
into their entertainments al al
hours Of the night and day
MacArthur'S brigade during that
costly battle. pierced farther into
the difficult reachC> of the Bon.
nard Forest than any other unit
The shrewd investment OF his ner
won praise not only from superior
officers but also from the grateful
men themselves. Macarthur
seemed 10 have some sixth sense
that warned him of danger Just
when the danger. if further tam.
pered with. would become fatal.
His brigade suffered fewer cas-.
ualties than any other. though il
WAS the spearpoint of the Ameri.
an advance.
A month later. October 14-16
he flung his brigade audaciouSly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Papers Called Him
The Fiery Arksnsan'

The papers back home began
hearing more about the fiery
Arkansan. as they called him
Their readers grew 10 recognize
his young. cheerful. sensitive face
his rakiSh cap and the big. gag
wooden scarf which usually en-
-crclcd his neck and hung outside
.of his trench coat.
Stories OF his daring abounded
At ST. Mihiel. when commanding
his Saith Brigade. he instructed his
artillery unit 10 begin barragt
at exactly 500 a. m. and 10 con-
.tinue IT for 10 minutes. after
which The brigade would roll into
the battered German positions.
Promptly at 500 that morning
the artillery guns, well 10 Mac
Arthur's rear began speaking with
authority. The shells whistleo
over the heads OF Macarthur S
brigade and ,hudded into the Ger
man trenches beyond.
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Alpins, with Medal Militaire Four.

Alpins, with Medal Militaire Four
ragere.
Belgian Order OF the Crown
Commander
Italian Croce di Guerra.
Italian Order of the Crown.
Mexican Order of Military Merit
first Glass;
Yugoslavian Grand Gordon OF
the White Eagle
Polish Grand Gordon of Polonia
Restitutia.
Honorary member OF the Polish
general staff.
CzechoSlovakian Grand Gordon
of the White Eagle.
Czechoslovakian Order of the
Grand Cross.
Hungarian Grand Gordon OF
Pour lie Merite.
Rumanian Great Cross IN the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Division Gained
important Salient

Once on the other side. Mac
Arthur quickly hIt the Weakened
tanks OF the enemy with vital
force and gained the entire ridge
OF the Foret Dc NesleS. lie held II
until a fresh division came up the
next day 10 relieve the Rainbow
knd 10 use that ridge A. an i'm
|roved jumping of place IN the
further rout OF the German forces
His reward for this daring piece
Of strategy and feat ~ mass in
element. was 10 bc gwen the lor
Of recognizing the Sith infantry
brigade. which was q part Of the
Rainbow Division. With his drlv.
ing genius for organization. be
built up its depleted store, phy~l.
cal and spiritual and prepared u
carefully for the sweeping actor
TO come
The Germans had captured s.
Mihiel in September 1914 and hac
held II for four full wears But
on Sept -. 1918. the first full anc
wholly American army threw rs
weight against the important VII
lage.
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Skill, Judgment Praised
In DSM Citation

The citation read
He served with credit as
chief Of STAFF OF the 42nd Diyi-
sion In the operations at Chalons
and at the Chateau Thierry
salient. In command Of the saith
Infantry Brigade. he showed
himself TO be brilliant com
mander OF skill and Judgment.
Later. he served with distinction
as commanding general Of the
i2nd Division"
There were many other deCora-
tlons. covering specific battles
whereas the Distinguished Service
Medal covered the entire war. Hi.
work against the Kriemhild Line
won An additional oak leaf cluster
for his DISC. The citation thai
went with that read:
AS brigade commander. Cen
eral Macarthur personally led
his men and by the skillfuI
maneuyering 81 his brigade made
possible the capture Of Hills 288,
242. and the Cote de Chatillon.
Oct. ~, Is and Is, 1918. He
displayed indomitable resolution
and great courage In rallying
broken lines and In reforming
attacks. thereby making victory
possible.
"On field where courage was
the rule. his courage was the
dominant feature"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Won More Medals
In Following Years

In the wears that followed
Pershlng's firm handshake and the
excited cheek-kissing of the
French commanders, the chest OF
Douglas Macarthur was 10 bear
more decorations than any other
living military man. BY the time
he went off to the Philippines in
1885 10 prepare for the grave
battle against japan, he was the
proud owner Of the:
Silver Star, with six oak leaf
clusters.
Purple Heart, with oak leaf
cluster.
French Legion of Honor Grand
Crosse
French Legion of Honor Com.
manderD
French CrolX de Guerre, with
palm and gilt star.
French honorary corporal Of the
Sth Regiment of the line, with
Legion Of Honor Fourragere.
French honorary first class pri.
'vate, of the Battalion de Chasseurs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
BY BOB CONSIDINE

Copyright. 1912. International News Service
In mid-July, 1918. the great Ger
man war machine delivered q
pulverizing blow at the Allied lines
in the Champagne-Marne region
In the six bloody days that fol.
lowed, the Allies held their ground
under savage attacks, but no divi.
sion in that area fought back with
more vehemence than the Rain
bow, which had been divided over
two defensive positions 10 lend
strength 10 the war-weary French.
When. at last, the Germans
spent their fury, the French sat
back and wheezed with relief. But
for Brig Gen. Douglas Macarthur
the battle was only beginning. De-
fensive war was, primarily, not
his style Of war. When he saw
the Germans evacuating their most
forward positions. he was suddenly
wild with the spirit OF aggression.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

in quarantine; (a) a decree
of the people; tc) literary
theft?
Who is considered: ca The
patron saint OF lawyers; lb)
the patron saint of shoe
makers; (c) the patron saint
of musicians?
When: (a) Was the Venus Of
Milo discovered. (b) was the
Reign of Terror; Co was the
Boxer Rebellion?
Identify by name: (a) the
cardinal Of Philadelphia; Cbl
the president Of the Philip
pines, Cc) the poet laureate Of
England
What was the name OF ta)
the most famous Swiss archer
(b) the most famous defender
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Asked Permission
To Attack Germans

Frantic with fear that an oppor-
tunity OF great worth would fade
he sought out Gen Charles
Menoher and demanded. rather
than requested, permission 10 at
tack General Menoher gave the
permission. wondering. perhaps,
how Macarthur would be able 10
rouse the spirits and energies OF
a division which had just lived
through SIX days Of slceploSS he'll
- But Macarthur did rouse the
Eainbow
y II was in many respects the
greatest one-man deed OF the war
He knew from the start that there
was 10 be no help from the French
He knew. too that he was risklng
the life of mon who already had
fought great staying action and
had just finally repulscd German
tidal wave. He knew that the Ram
bow vas spread out along a front
at least four kllomoters long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Was Mistaken
For German Officer

But they did not fire. They con
fessed later that the only reason
they did not fire was because they
believed-from his foppy hat
that he was A German officer. anc
that ne would be Of more value tc
the French alive than dead A.
that. he was seized and marched
of AZ bayonet point 10 the nearest
French commander where he made
himself, and his mission. known
Macarthur marched his Rain
bow Division into Germany i'm
mcdiately after the arTnistice and
took up position along the Rhine
as part Of the army OF occupa-
ton.
In March. 1919. AZ Cohlenz
America : greatest front line gen.
eral as his enthusiastic patron
Newton y. Baker. hailed him. was
decorated with the Distinguished
Service Medal with oak leaf clus.
ter. by General Pershing.
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His Spirit Revived
Exhausted Troops

Yet in aston!>hingly short time
he went the entire , 9Th OF the
Rainbows line, afoot sr.lng the
numb men and injecting into their
equally weary officers some Of his
own miraculous FIRE and energy.
The ragged remnants Of a great
division OF % 900 men picked W
their rifles and. though every fiber
IN each man must have screamed
for sleep, followed this t.relesS
general.
The startled Germans in then
orderly return 10 stronger Salients
soon felt the hot breath Of Mac
.Arthur's men on their nCcks They
retrcated hastily across the OgrqC
River. and the Americans SplaShed
after them, the water helping re-
Vive them.
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Wanted TO Meet
French in City

With a few trusted men. he con-
tinued the march late that night
His plan was to enter the all but
deserted city and grandly well
come the French. the next day
when the French were scheduled
10 lead the Allied armies into that
region. He thought IL would be a
good Joke on the French . and
that II might provide little ex-
citement that night.
But he did not GET Very far with
his plan. Walking briskly down
the road that led 10 the city, he
got we'll out in front OF his few
comrades. when suddenly he heard
the scrape of hobnails and he
caught the dull CLINT of rifles. His
life rested in the itchy trigger fin
gers of the tough French Blue
Devils who manned those guns.
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Strict Observance
OF Orders Required

One of the many things they
loved him for was. curiously
enough, a rage into which he flew
about this time. He was leading
an attack when he noticed tina,
one of the doughboys had thrown
aside his steel helmet and was
fighting bareheaded. Macarthur
ordered the man back, and later
bawled him out mercilessly for
risking his life unnecessarily
He would tolerate no rough in
depreciation of his orders and one
Of the strictest of these was that
the men must wear trench hats
and carry gas masks. neither OF
which he ever used.
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His Secret Plan
To Enter Sedan

The Americans and French were
moving north rapidly behind the
retreating Germans. 1t was
agreed, at the end OF long day
of marching, that the city OF
Sedan, which has been held BY
the Germans since the first month
of the war, would be occupied the
next morning. Macarthur was in
structed 10 halt his Rainbow Divi-
sion on a line even with a division
of General Gouraud's Blue
Devils.
The feeble lights Of Sedan shone
ahead and finally preycd so much
on MacArthur's mind that he de-
cided 10 ignore the orders. There
had been so many "firsts' in his
life-including being the first man
as young AS that 10 lead division
He wanted 10 be first into Sedan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Served a Banquet
In Dueout Quarters

Macarthur led the famished
men into a tiny but respondent
dining alCovc and laughed when
their eyes popped with wonder AT
the sight OF Spotless tablecloth,
cleaning SilVerware, tempting
meal and wonder of wonders
the exact right wine. He passed
around good smokes. and smoked
his own cigaret through a long
holder
Macarthur could be this the
cultivated master Of war maps
supply concentrations and STRAIT
eCy but, with equal facility. he
could be the man leading the
charge that made the German
trenches run red with blood. In
deed, it was not long after his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
BY Chic Young
By Hof
BY Billy De Beck
BY Michael Berry
Paul Fogarty

penter may not be a good
joiner, but a good joiner IS at
least a competent carpenter.
What is a joiner?
What former head Of a ooun-
try of the Western Hemisphere
had the first name Behito?
In the song which makes men,
ton Of the dirty little coward
who shot Mister Howard. " who
was Mr.. Howard ?
Theatrical producers are always
on the lookout for angels"
Why?
BY what names do we know
the following personages John
Paul. Apolos Rivoire, Joseph
korzeniowSki?
ANSWERS on Page 2eD
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z (Gen. Douglas MacArthur's
\amazing exploits with the famed
Rainbow Division in France are
described herewith by Bob Con-
sidine in the ninth chapter Of
his intimate biography Of the
general.)
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of the Union; (c) the most
famous poet OF He'll?
Should a girl be complimented
if you called her: (a) Medusa
tb) Scheherazade; tc) Ma
vourneen?
(Answers on Page 25l
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sumptuous front-line dinner that
Macarthur was back in action.
TRANSMITTING his men with pride at
the WAY he fought.
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Order of the Faithful Services.
Ecuadorian Star OF Abdon Cal
deron first class)
He won them all al the risk OF
life and limb. yet later he was 10
be castigated for wearing small
numbers Of them.
TOMORROW: Macarthur re-
turns TO West Point as superin-
tendent.)
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Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

John OGroat. who lived a. the
northernmost point Of Great
Britain. built an octagonal
house with eight entrances.
Why?
Which two of the II apostles
were called the sons Of
thunder"
Its q fact that a good car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
KnowIede Test
By DIR. sABINA n. CONNOLLY

~ DIN SHbi-NN n NONNULbf
Say these phrases another
way, ca All tarred with the
same brush; tb) to give one
the slip. (c) silver lining?
What name is given TO; ta
The nag displayed on vessels