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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
CLIP THIS STAMP
COMBAT INSIGNIA STAMP
NO 8 BEARING THE IN
SIGMA OF TORPEDO
SQUADRON WIS

SQUADRON Who
The crest of this insignia
shows the figure of lady
sllhouetted against the set
ting sun.
She il the Valkyrie, bor-
rowed from the mythology
of Norsemen by Torpedo
Squadron Five.
Only those chosen to be
slain are worthy of the honor
to die. The Valkyrie seek
them out on the battlefield,
carefully to select them and
carry them back to Valhalla
astride their white horses.
Myth lore pictures them as
beautiful maidens armed with
helmets, shields and spears.
Wagner caught the true
fOrcefulness of this theme
OF death, as did the insignia
designer, and like die Wal
kure" the spirit of II has
been preserved by the corps.
Combat Insignia stamp, Design Copy
right, l942, Hearst Publications, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
8 Draft Boards
To Send 426 10
Camp Today

Local draft boards today viii
induct 426 new selective service
draftees into the army Boards
sending men are Nos. 4, {, II. u,
Il, 80, 81 and 80.
BOARD NO.
Henry Isaac Midhn. lT7S6 wanda vtn-
cent Michsel sullivan. 1881 Hershey;
Theodore Edward Partor. Trertou Mich
Joseph NAscic 1871 WAvery; Charles
joseph FeltrnAts 1857 Ferrhill; Clarence
Ray Cook. 14sil Muirlana Joseph Junko.
iTTis Brush Wilisn Gut0wrky, 1888
Kestinr Harry Adam stewart. so Mime
cahin: Robert Frederick Hall 7l2 West
Brentwood Dominic Louis Opipari. 1928
Cameron; Thomas ko.vst !t., as West
brentwood.
John TAona. Moss, 500 East state rs,r;
Garth Ralph Newport ieto5 Charleston;
Kenneth RAynond Hartman. 2oi2s Haw.
thorns; Thomas JEuTs Henderson. tfe
West GoldenFste; Kenneth Alexander. III
East Montana; James Q. Wharton. 40
West HOLLYWOOD: John Harold MAdge. II
West Parkhurs,; Paul Edward Montag
ie4ss Sorrento; Philip Elroy Dahl. 2o425
Irvlngton Thomas william Clifford 20224
Russell; Anthony Thomas cou, &c East
NontAnA.
Harold Joseph Mcclure. $40 West Brent
wood: James Leo McHale, 467 Savannah (:
John Charles Fox. 4i4 West Greendale;
Donald Albert ssifferlsin, 24l West sa-
vannah: Clarence Leroy Bell. te7 Char
line John Edward Farmer 80 Edgevale ;
Joseph Francis Finlin, 1921 West State
p Fsifs-SseA Ssafff-sd oliver i6o west Eus
cid: WAYNE Richard Burns, 2oi5i Irving
ton: Harold Harry sitron, iss West Ne
yads; Paul Joseph Monfstte 2o422
Shelton Newman Barnett. s47 East ss-
varnAh; John Wojtylo. 1904 Fullerton;
Herbert George FitIsmmons, 1882 Irving
ton; Nils Ragnor Swanson, 53s West
Coventry; Bernard George osuey. 145 East
Edgevsls: Gerald Frederick Wilson, 1852
woodward; Harold Barley. 2o2e3 Irving.
Bernard Nefey. ss5 West stat. Fair
Rudolph Adeard 81. Peter. 20li0 Heating:
Bernard John Barley. 100 East Golden
gate William Alhin Zarzecny. -1aiA4- Rus.
s.n; Perry c. wilkins. 2ol74 Greeley ;
MTii.m $500 cosss,t' 1888 SIS Dolphin Leon
Niles Jr.. los West Six Nile: Edward
Walter Kay. 5ii East Seven Mile Robert
Albert vtrtrees. 1926 Hawthorne; Leslie
Henry Barley, ios East Geidsnsste. stan.
ley Prank Russell, 1857 Projection.
George AndrewG Miehaels. 1888 DAN
bury: William James Tirhms, 20+32 HAw.
thorns; Gerald Thomas FranksN 2oo25
Greeley: wlliard curtit Boggs. 20403 Hull .
Robert James fnnmei. 1884 Havana; VIII
liam Wilson Lilley, SIS West Brentwood
Herman IAverne Dorenkamp. 1855 Pen
rose: Irving NJ Hagelund. 20i3s Yacsma;
Victor George schwenks, IS w. Montana;
william Arthur Waars. Mohawk. Michigan
Anthony Horup, l53 East Windemsre
Peter HorbHsh, 5i2 West Nevada; Paul
Elvin Oliver Jr, 2o23e omira.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
Fighters Insignia
Start Your Collection Now by Clipping Stamps
From the Times Here's How TO Get Them

Are you started on your way tol
a valuable collection of so FULL
COLOR COMBAT SIG N A
STA MPS, gummed, perforated
poster stamp, replicas of insignia
actually used by Americas fight
ling air squadrons? Each stamp
is printed on fine grade paper.
The Detroit Times offers this
interesting, educational. fascinat-
ling collection of Official insignia
poster stamps absolutely FREE
to you or any one following
the simple instructions in this
article. This is not contest! No
red tape! Here's how TO get YOUR
stamps:
Every day a black and white
copy of a Combat Insignia Stamp
is being published in The Detroit
Times. These copies may be ex-
changed absolutely FREE
for au h entic FULL COLON
COMBAT INSIGNIA STAMPS of
Americas fighting air force.
Just clip and save 10-ANY 10
of these black and white copies
from the Times. Send them to-
gether with a STAMPED. SELF
ADDRESSED ENV + LOPE TO
Combat Insignia Stamps, The De-
troit Times, CasS avenue al Times
Square, Detroit, and you will re-
ceive in return the first series of
tCoiored Combat Insignia Stamps,
numbers l to 10.
Combat Insignia Stamps Will be
Issued in five Series Of 10 stamps
each.
First series will be available
after stamp No. 10 has appeared
lin the Times. the second series
after stamp No. 20 has appeared,
and so on.
Remember, send in any 10 black
and white copies for the current
color series of 10, consecutively
numbered.
You may collect as many COM
plete sets of so stamps as you
WISH, FREE. #
The only requirement is that
leach request for stamps must be
: a6at IB&ignia staRps,
The Detroit Times,
Cass Avenue at Times Square,
Detroit, Mich.
Dear Sir:
l am enclosing herewith l
: sigma which | have cut from The
! SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOF
+, Please send me 10 genuine
=. Stamps Call different lithogra
marked the series desired below
J. I intend to exchange the I
; from the Daily and Sunday bet
2 at intervals of 10 days until ha
. Name OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Address. ................,..
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/: Stamp Nos. Please send me
! l to 10 Insignia Stamps
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accompanied by 10 black and
white copies, cut from the Times.
and stamped, self-addressed en-
velope
Use the coupon printed in con-
nection with this article when re-
questing your stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
@zz&;w
TRAN SPORTATaON
TO PRODUCTION
occupations.

Without materials parts machinery and tools, indus
Try cannot meet Nations demands for armament,
munitions and supplies Dependable transportation
must be welded to production that everything
industry requires will be on hand when needed.
Union Pacific supplies that vital need for dependable
transportation. Over its strategic middle route"
Slammed by Abraham Lincoln TO connect the East
with the West gigantic locomotives haul not only
vast shipments Of industrial materials but also the
finished products flowing out Of production and
assembly plants. We're keeping EN- rolling to
keep en1 flying"
sos Transportation Bldg, Detroit Mich Phone Cadillac ss42
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23

Crane; Griff c. Mclaughlin. 5102 sey-
burn Herman c. Cischke. 5fsI Crane
Malcolm VIM, Hamlin, 5000 Maxwell. How
ard A. Heinelt. 5ll7 Van Dyke Joseph F.
Busch 1855 Troester. Carl c. Borels,
5l31 Rohns,
Marvin A Volkman 1892 Fischer; Ed
ward Domhrowski. 1898 Fischer, Carl w.
Lipka. j03S Parker Mario +. Loffreda.
4SO6 Pennsylvania. Michael Bunyak 64s6
Fischer. Robert '. Potter, 596i Maxwell.
David r Brinker, 1853 Townsend Wal
ter VI Fiehn 100 r. Grand Boulevard
Edward Dulepka, 6l9s Holcomh, Rocco
Greco. 1000 Harper; LOrettO J. Trells,
5507 Pennsylvania, owen s. Temple. 1898
Hurlbut Roy NJ Green. 1921 Townsend
Harry ]. Michels. 50l4 Townsend. Saliva
tore Coschino. 662s Glen y. McMullin.
$50 Field, Jack f. Johnston, $500 Van
Dyke Arthur F. England, $3.50 Townsend
Harold c. Ave. 6205 Mcclellan. Peter W.
Szarletta. 6203 Townsend
Roy D. Kittendorf 590s Iroquois: Al
bert F. Freeman 5765 Seminole Roy J
Bofore. 1855 +. Grand Blvd. Arthur Bru-
ley Jr., e109 Burns Mike Gillian. 1929
Hampshire, Peter Rauch. 1851 Hurlbut;
Martin r Kellon Jr.. l0146 +. warren
John Carl Ouch. s433 sheridan; Leo II.
Goreckt. 7410 Genoa.
Robert j Campbell $751; Sheridan
Joseph 6 Mike 504s Fischer; Albert p.
Drude 62s2 Robins: Earl 4. Edwards. 623I
Belvldere. Wnfred o Sauer. l226l Wade;
Mlldren Griffin. 307 Cooper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
BIRTHS

j Boys we're born TO
Omie Alexander. 1887 Alfred
tlberts Alexander. 1857 Greeley.
Roberta Bowen. i3s4e Stoepel
Anna Baranowski, 237s Pulaski. Ham
tramck
sally Bertrand. 37i7 McGraw.
Arlene Craner 650s Huber
Carlotta Cnaldi. 3523 Mt. Elliott.
Mary Ccogan 1925 Lane
Mabel Clark, 2ss Pilgrim. Highland Park.
Helen Chadwick. 1898 East Jefferson.
Evelyn Dudzinski. slOs East Robinvood
tlfene Ducastel, l253s Duchess.
Alice Fast. 3i54 Third.
Irene Fsdely. sOis Barnes,
Regina FIcek. 1877 Dwight, River Rouge
Anne Fogel 3227 Lawrence.
Eda Fields. 2i37 Leland
Jane Gardner, i202s West Outer drive
Mare Goecke, iiiio Houston.
ami. Goodwlllle' s22i Amherst. Royal Oak
troit.
valeri. Colts. 1910 Perry.
Claire Hulsing 246s East Fischer
Helen Hutflz. 2ss Moss avenue. Highland
Park
Audrey Hochreiter. 3t1t wabash.
Clara Hamilton. l3t3 Eliot
Louise Iyaneik. l3s Temple
Rose Johnston, 5l45 Thirty-fir-t
Ella Karkko. 2e5s Northwestern.
Lottie krssinski. 3sos Charles.
Margaret Lapadst. pe25 Somerset.
Mary Lucas. S242 Melville.
Elizabeth Lowman. 1920 Dryden.
Cecilia Murphy, $751; Roselawn.
Katherine Mackenzie. Dsnvers Lane.
Marjorie Mare. SSH Hartweli.
Frances Msdej. 1857 Trenton
lnez Myers 100 Twenty fifth
Josephine Mitchell. 1867 Maple.
Mary Mccain. 5so7 John r.
Alberta Neeley, 1868 Delmar.
Mary oswell, s74O Dumbsrton.
Mary Phillips 1928 South Ethel
Flora PART 1881 Corbin
Gladys Porter 1883 College. Lincoln Park.
Mae Peacock. ieso3 East Eight Mile
- GraiIot Township ~,
Make PatEer. $50 Indian Wood road. Lake
Orion.
Ruby Pinnsy; 7ss Roslyn, Crosse Point..
Catherine Pellerito, 1922 East Lafayette
Golde Queen. 30s5 Howard
Coretta Randall 1900 Berwick. Plymouth.
Helen Rodgers, 1850 Frederick
Clara Ralph. 1870 Vermont.
Gertrude Smith s4i4 Thirtieth.
Vieno Seculs, 3013 Holcomb
Jessie schillinger. $50 South York. Dear.
Eve steffes 35s3 Cumberland Berkeley.
Gizella silvsssy. 1924 Beech. Ecorse.
Esther Sweeney, 626 South Colonial.
Airline susmsn. 225T Blaine.
Margaret saoo, $40 Commonwealth.
Helen Smith. 1925 Division.
Evelyn wyckoff 1880 Franklin road,
Anna Wsclawski, 1850 omirs.
Mary Wsniewski, 1885 Ryan road.
Stella Woznisk. 71t5 Parkwood.
Rita Zamanski 53l5 Moran
Ann zavadil 81 Oak street. River Rouge
GIRLS
Girls were born to-
Evelyn Davis. 275i sherman
Lille Gardner, s73f Cardoni.
Olive Gill. 1905 Glenfield
Matte Keaton st20 Mortified.
Edna Luttenberger, 2141 Ashland
Mary Fannon. 933 BeaconSfeld Crosse
/ Pointe
Helen iwanskI. $3.50 Mepour.n.
DaisX Miller 1872 TheOdOre
BETTY Turner, 1892 Park
Mary Taylor. 2f74 Beaubien.
Sophia Allison 1885, Priest
Margaret Bora. 1892 Garland
Elizabeth Bonnie. IL Fsrrand Highland
Park
Irene Bslint, 2iis North Campbell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
CurfeW
Aliens on Coast Confined
to Homes at Night

SAN FRANCISCO. March rs
tINS) Stringent curfew regula-
tons became effective last night
for thousands of enemy aliens and
all Japanese. within the broad
boundaries of the Pacific Coasts
Military Area No. l." an area in
Guiding the western half of Cali
fornia, Oregon and Washington
and the southern half of Arizona
Without exception, all were re-
quired to remain in their homes
between 8 p. m. and 6 a. m. and
TO be either at home. at work. or
travelling between the two at all
other times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
FILA Considers
Worker Dornns

Dormitories for 81 900 unmarried
men expected in the Detroit area
TO seek defense jobs are being con.
sidered today by government hous.
ing officials, Col. F. Charles Starr
FLA regional director, told a ses.
sion Of the FILA and the mayor,
Defense Housing Fact Finding
Committee.
The Rev. Raymond NJ. Clancy
Chairman OF the mayors commit.
tee. said that many Detroit FAM.
lies who have a room or rooms &c
rent and who need the added in.
come will not rent the room be.
ause OF fear OF what the neigh.
Dbors might say.
They should be told that
renting rooms now Ia n matter
OF patriotism-a means Of utiIiz-
Ing waste space-and not lust
q matter Of money" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Obituary
Albert A. Cerre
Funeral Of Rotooravure
Pioneer on Monday

Services for Albert A. Cerre, So,
pioneer in the rotogravure print
ing industry. will be held in st.
Paufs Catholic Church, Lakeshore
drive. at $50 a. m. Monday. Burial
will be in White Chapel Cemetery
Mr.. Cerre, vice president OF
Cerre. Inc, died in st. Mary's
Hospital where he had been con-
fined for the last month.
Surviving are his widow. Amy
4 daughter. Mrs. Charles f. Hub
bard. and son. Albert A. Cerre
Jr. The family home is at 29i
Moran road, Crosse Pointe Farms
Until services on Monday Mr.
Ceres body will be at the
Schneider Van Deweghe Funeral
Home, 1878 East Warren avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
New Commander
For Sixth Corps Area

MBUS. O.. March %
nNS).-Appointment OF Mai. Gen.
George Grunert, who began his
army career as buck private in
the Spanish American War. as
commander of the Sixth Corps
area with headquarters in Chicago.
was announced today.
General Grunert. Gen. Douglas
MacArthur's predecessor as COM
mander of the Philippines. will
succeed Gen. Joseph NJ. Cumnins.
The latter becomes commander
of the general army depot at
Columbus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Ndzi Spy Tells
Plot AgdinstU.S

RIO DE JANEIRO, March %
INS).-Confession of Nazi spy
that he was ordered ito organize
Brazil, then proceed to the United
States and do likewise" today
highlighted Brazils campaign TO
crush Axis espionage and sabotage.
The NaZi agent. sent TO South
America 10 direct espionage
efforts. is Sweden-b born Nils Chris
Jensen. naturalized German citi-
zen. who arrived in Brazil aboard
the German steamer, Hermes, last
April, bearing false papers identi-
flying him as Swedish naval
officer.
Immediately his arrival.
Christensen went 10 Santos. where
he erected clandestine radio sta
ton with the help Of the German
firm Teodore Willie, and German
Consul Otto Webele, police said
There he sent the German ad-
miralty information on ship move
ments in the South Atlantic. au-
thorities disclosed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
j. 5. Bowed
To U|timdtun
yStdnddrd0iI

WASHIN TON. March rs
IfINS). - Assistant Atty. Gen
Thurman Arnold today told q
Senate committee that the Stan.
dard Oil Company of New Jersey
arranged to produce gasoline fol
the German army and air force in
1888. and endeavored. after the
outbreak of World War ii in
Europe, 10 strengthen its COM
mercial ties with the Mitsui in
terests Of Japan.
Testifying before the Truman
committee. Arnold described in
detail the marriage" between
Standard and I. C. Farbenindus-
trie. the German dye and chemical
trust.
With regard 10 Standards Japa-
nese connections, the assistant
attorney general quoted from a
cable from New York to Yoko-
hama, dated Sept. II, 1899, which
said:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
MARRIAGES-BIRTHS-DEATHS-D IVORCEs
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward A schleif Jr.. rs; Helen Law. rs
\ Gino @. Fogolin, IS Scozis Battiston. n
Henery J. DeMilde, q; Elizabeth ". Con
Walter o Br.soo. %; Margaret Psn.
David n. Leonard. rs; ceceHs Look. %
Arnold Wager, 20; Caroline Gross. is
William G. Johnson, 20 Irene T. Glod 81
Emilio Moretti. go Flora sorbeln. 30
William kogelschst1, %; Mary Z. Ere
Walter J. Pfelsck %; Jeanette srodon %
James vogsI % Eieanore Godfrey ~
John NiedIwieen Jr.. %, Gertrude Ny.
Bruno Yucha. 10; Irene Giers1.wska. IS
Wendell R. Doerins, IS; Eleanor }. How,
Charlie. c. Makor.ks. 81; Iva NJ. Dob.on.
Preston hurry AZ Eunice Lotion. 81.
Glenn " Powers, 80 Ellen Vivian, "a.
William Lapats. 30; Maria s. Palmer. 20
Richard Weight, II: Marie Maliszewski. 20.
Charles Russell, %; Ethel Shiyers Is.
Donald = Coats, IS; Margaret /. caul-
George n. Hedquis, ~; Marion Moore. "a.
Paul olszewski. IS; Elizabeth srebnack. "a.
Raymond Wieoczorkowski, ~; Betty Sire
land. %
John Moon. III Marie Hook. 81
Arnold kucharski, 81 Harriet szyprowski,
Ebert Greenwich Jr. "a; Myrtle Hooper. IS.
George c. Dixon. %: Ruth Worsley, "a
Burton l.. Blakely, ~: Lsvinia Vaicott, ~.
Charles X seery. %. Alice l.. Ankeny, %.
Earl Lattenstein, %. Henrietta CedLyuski.
Is
Charles Block, ST. Letta Holling, 4s
sam Tocco, 20: Fara Lupo. %
Bernard r. Berman. "a. Ruth Rothen.
berg. ls
Ronald r. Taylor. %: June Ford, 10.
lngelow Sells, 20: Mary Direkson. is.
Glenn p. Chesdle, "a; Grace +. Haldeman,
Philip l.. David 81: Sarah Michael. rs.
Francis G. McCracken, 81; Mabel Foster.
81
Danny W. Danielsk. "a: Dorothy GuzdEiol.
81.
Eric Zeller. ~, Mary NJ Cassidy. a..
Roy Boiling, 30 Ann Waters IL
solomon wrightfork, %; Essie B. Craw.
ford 30
Edwin A. Anderson. "a; Bertha Pyykonen,
20
Parker Penick. %: Mildred Pack. ~
Samuel Patterson. IS; Isabel McLaren 81
Charles Buckner, 80; Leatha Bailey. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Fb| Grabs !
For Sedition

ASHIN TON, March rs
tINS).-Two native-born Ameri.
cans in Tennessee and Colorado
today faced speedy prosecution by
the department OF Justice or
charges of attempting to impair
the morale of members of the ma
tons armed forces.
Ordered arrested and prosecuted
by Atty. Gen. Francis Biddle were
George w. Christians, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. organizer of the
Crusader White Shirts" and Ru-
dolph Fail OF Denver, Col. Both
charged with causing distoy-
atty or mutiny among service men.
IL convicted. the men are liable
TO prison terms of 10 years, fine
OF $4,000. or both.
Fail, according 10 the FBI, Wis
tied Lowry Field last January 81,
and told officers stationed there
that they were not fighting for
d m ocracy and they were
suckers
Christians, self-styled command.
er-in-chief of the white Shirts.
is accused of sending a letter ad.
dressed TO the officers and men OF
Fort Oglethorpe. Ga. and Camp
Forrest, Tenn, last December
designed 10 create disloyalty. In
the communication Christians
posed the questions:
do we die for dollar domino
ton: ."
Are we fighting To quiet the
struggles of the victims of eco
nomic strangulation:
Are we fighting to m Ike
Roosevelt the dictator of the
world ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
BENEFITED HITLER

"AlsO We fear United States
government In near future may
have grounds for action un-
favorable to American-Japanese
, trade. We consider timely for
us to organize with Japanese
partners whose influence would
be valuable later toward our re-
establishment after any inter-
ruptions In our trade"
i. G.. Farbenindustrie. Arnolo
said. had more than 100 tieupS
with American companies with
. the object of dominating markets
and restricting production.
Arnold testified that Standard
In accepting the consent decree OF
last Wednesday dissolving its tieur
with Farbenindustrie, had rejected
certain conditions which he
.trongly desired.
Standards attitude. however. he
kaid, was 10 take il or leave il.
and Arnold said he agreed 10 the
terms finally flied with the federal
court al Newark in order 10 OBJ.
tain release of valuable synthetic
rubber and other patents held By
Standard In order that they nigh,
be available generally for war
production.
He told the committee Thurs.
day that Standard. cooperating
with Farbenindustrie under il!
agreement. had made available &c
the Germans in 1888 a process
developed by IL for making butyl
a superior and extraordinarily
cheap type OF synthetic rubber.
Patents covering butyl became
generally available TO American
manufacturers only when the con.
sent decree was filed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Don't Raise Price
OF Pork, 0PA Asks

ASHIN GTON. March Is
uNS).-The Office OF Price Ad.
ministration today requested
butcher shops and retail meat
markets nor7to raise pork prices
above mid-March levels and urged
consumers 10 protest any marked
increases and report them to OPA.
A ceiling on wholesale pork
prices was made effective March
%. thus assuring retail meat deal
ers against higher prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
'Reuther Suggests
More Aid 10 Britain

In letter to Donald NJ. Nell
son, chairman Of the War Produc-
ton Board, Walter p. Reuther. di-
rector of the UAW-CIO's General
Motors department, today asked
that all auto plant machinery not
being used in war work be offered
to Great Britain and Russia and
shipped TO those countries under
the Lend Lease Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
JAP ARMY POSSIBLE

A declaration that Japan could
muster an army of 10000 in Sac
Paulo and mobilize 500 trucks "a
transport il was made by Gen.
Manoel Rabello, a supreme mill
tary court judge.
The 500 trucks. he said. are
more than the Brazilian army has
al its disposal
Japanese fishing boats have
landed men and munitions in Bra
zil and many OF the japanese resi-
dents in the country have had
army training, some Of them be-
ing former officers of the japanese
army, General Rabello said.
In spite Of his assertions about
the japanese, Judge Rabello said
he believed the Nazis constituted
a great menace TO Brazil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Girls were born TO:
N.tue Bats. 1878 Coplin
Gertrude Cross 25Oe Longfellow
Mshle coliick. 5275 Three Mile drive.
Betty Croteau. go Fernhir
Peggy Drolshagen, i2i Gladstone.
Lulu Davis. 3el5 Riopells.
Mary Foley. 3343 Poplar.
Geraldine Ford. 1897 Mspleridge.
/ Dorothy Fields. 21fs Hubbard.
stsphanie Gsjds. l0i50 Roxbury
Eleanor Grosfield. 1908 Elsmere
Ethel CARMEL. 357 South Livsrnois
Winifred Glove. 1881 Evergreen road
Southfield
Martha Hannah es7s stoepel.
Mary HunsinEer, ie20i Omira
Doreas Hudson. 1880 West. Grand bouls
Irene hughes 5os7 Maple. Dearborn.
Alice Herbert. l3O57 Glenfield.
Alice Hartwig. 1867 Mt Elliott
Opal Hazen, 1857 Robindale, Dearborn.
Dorothy Kalinowski. 1856 West Forest.
Vivian Krawcxak. 5000 Bewick.
Wanda Kish. ssls Olivet.
Wyona Lindsay, 1922 Hart
Bertha Miller. 400 Melbourne
Rose Madonna, 2724 Eas, Fort
Vivian Newton, 30t0 Pennsylvanis.
Florence Orwell, 1884 Biltmore.
Cora Preston, 70s Temple
Theresa Parrott 1884 Cuilford
Marie Paquett, i64s LillibridEe.
Anita Pfeirer. airs CharlevoiN.
Lena WHALE, 1905 Belvidere
Virginia Vincent, 6i5 Navahoe.
Rhea smoek Monroe. Mich
Anna schmandt, 2237 wilkins
Helen Shryock $3.50 Second boulevard.
Marguerite Stoker. 1905 Coyle.
| Dorothy sullivan, i2s5e Asbury Park.
Ellen silvers, 1898 Lauder
Stella Semenuk. s02t Cadillac. Van Dyke
Marie Shepersk. 1891 Flanders.
Sylvia Taylor. 20is Monterey
Agnes Traynor, $500 Springfield.
Helen Teramino. 1880 Msckay.
Jean Weise, 5725 Buffalo court.
iJrsn Wise. 30f3 Cortland
Alice Williams. 12T3s Stout.
Rebekah Zykowski, 1855 Twenty eighth.
Edna Zillman, 1875 Manning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
M Regents Accept
KELLOGG Dental Cash
Times stan Correspondent

ANN ARBOR. March 2S.-The
board of regents OF the University
of Michigan today accepted a
grant of $4,000 from the w. K
Kellogg Foundation 10 be used "a
remodel and provide additional
equipment for the school OF
dentistry
Dental instruments TO be pur-
chased will reduce by approx
mately $3.50 the cost of each
students dental education. school
officials said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
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