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Evening star., 1942-10-25

in a better position now than ever
before to ask for public support.
When the civilian defense COM
mittees were formed, and for
months thereafter before Pearl
Harbor, there were no aid-raid
sirens, no trained or even more than
barely organized protective units
of volunteers, no preparations made
for backing out of homes or COM
mercial establishments, no author
ity for backing out the city, and
no public funds for civilian defense.
There was so little general informa-
ton on the subject that when The
Star embarked on it's series of arti-
cles entitled You and an Air Raid
on December IS it encountered con-
slant difficulty in locating experts
on any phase. of civilian defense.
The District now has air raid
sirens that can be heard in every
section of the city, training pro-
gram for volunteers now numbering
more than $4,000, and almost COM
plete adherence to blackout regu-
lations, regulations with enough
teeth to provide for the prosecution
of violators. 100000 borrowed
from the Treasury for municipal
protection, seven subcontrol centers
now in their second all-out train
ing program, an evacuation pro-
gram in the planning stage, thor
oughly organized protective units,
a city-wide shelter plan under way
and blood plasma bank for treat
ment of air raid casualties. To
date, there have been IS air raid
tests. A drill Stimulating as nearly
as possible an actual bombing is
on the way.
officials emphasized, however,
that beyond plans, programs and
organization are the people. How
we'll their neighborhoods are pre-
pared to meet what may come, Off
cials point out, now depends to a
large extent on the people, back
ing up their own civilian defense
committees.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Federal Jury Acquits
Maceo Of Narcotics
Conspiracy Charge
New Yorker Convicted:
Verdict CIimoxes Four
Years Of Litigation
by the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-A Federal
court jury which started to delib-
crate yesterday afternoon today &C
quilted Sam Maceo, Galveston night
club operator, of charge Of mar
cotics conspiracy.
Maceo and his wife both wept
when the verdict was announced
and after Assistant United States
District Attorney John M. Cannella
told the court that there were no
other charges outstanding against
him, Maceo told reporters that we
are going back to Galveston as>fast
as we can"
New Yorker Found Guilty.
The same jury which acquitted
Maceo returned a verdict of guilty
against his co-defendant, Joseph
Schipano of New Yorw City before
retiring at II pm. last night.
According to court officials, Schi-
pano faces maximum sentence of
two years imprisonment and a fine
of $40, 900. He will be sentenced next
Friday.
The verdict climaxed almost four
years of litigation following one of
the most thorough Investigations OF
narcotics conditions ever conducted
in this country.
Federal agents testified in court
that they uncovered a widespread
narcotics ring in a series of raids
made throughout the Nation in the
fall of 1887. On December 6, 1887
Maceo was indicted with 81 others
on charges of taking part in q
$4,000, 900 narcotics conspiracy.
Prominent Persons Linked.
The trial created a furore wher
the names of many prominent per.
sons were linked with Maceo in the
alleged conspiracy.
Phil Harris, Hollywood orchestra
leader and husband of Alice Faye
movie actress, testified as a charactel
witness for Maceo. He also produced
alrplane ticket stubs showing that
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Coroner TO Investigate
Death Following Fioht

Ralph Marcia, 719 Fifth street
NE, was being held for action of the
coroner in connection with the death
OF Thomas Broderick, 50, 824
Eleventh street NE, yesterday after
noon. Broderick was injured in an
alteration at Narcias home Thurs
day afternoon.
Broderick was taken to Casualty
Hospital Thursday and treated for
cuts. He died yesterday.
Police said Marcia told them Brod-
erick had been drinking and at
tempted to force his way into
Narcia's home. Marcia then struck
Broderick in the face with his fist,
police were told. Coroner A. Ma
gruder Macdonald was to perform
an autopsy today to determine the
cause of death.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Wide Price-Fixing Power
Given Board in Panama

Autocratic powers granted a new
ice-control commission in Panama
are welded vigorously and severe
penalties are threatened in the drive
to bring down prices deemed un-
justif1ably high. The new board
was established when price officials
resigned on the ground that prices
could not be controlled with the
limited powers granted them.
The primary cause of fantastic
prices was lack Of transport from
the interior. Local products, such as
bananas, sold at nearly 10 times the
usual price. Panama City was with
out bread for a week because no
flour was available. This shortage
was relieved by the army pending
arrival of flour shipments. Potatoes
were ratloned by local retailers un-
til foreign potatoes arrived.
Evening star., 1942-10-25

tective services. Some are holding
frequent mass meetings to enlist
the support of their neighbors.
Some have five or more active sub
committees, are meeting at inter-
walls of a month or less and are
generally carrying on the job their
neighbors elected them to do.
While extending the highest
praise to those who have stuck to
their guns throughout this year of
organization" civilian defense Of
flcials said frankly in their review
that the chart tells graphic story
of the indifference of far too many
of U.S."
AS an example of the fluctuating
interest of the people in their own
protection the review pointed out
that when mass meetings were held
throughout the city last October one
populous area had an audience of
only 81 people. Four months later,
after Pearl Harbor, an audience of
1900 assembled from the same area
in the interest of civilian defense.
Among the obstacles to consistent
interest, as cited in the review, were
the influx of war workers from nom
| target areas where civilian defense
| had been given little thought: the
lf-consciousness" of the local
| OCD because the national OCD is
also located in Washington. the alb
sorption Of the public in what they
considered more immediate prob
lens and the criticism leveled at
national OCD and shared by the
local organization.
Volunteers Lose Interest.
"All too often" the review con-
| tlnues, those who started out as
leaders and were the most enthusi-
astlc and outspoken in support of
localized defense seem decidedly to
have lost interest in what's the
use way.
In other cases, petty differences
between volunteer workers have
been allowed to impair if not de-
stroy their efficiency. Often enough
they no longer attend committee
meetings and only the sincere,
steady plodders are left to carry on
except for the devoted few who have
seen their duty clearly, and imbued
with sense of civic consciousness,
would as soon think of Sinking their
own private business as of neglecting
the responsibility which they as
sumed when they Joined up" for
the duration in civilian defense"
Highlighting the apparent concen-
tration of the report on the civilian
defense committees is this statement
from Col. Bolles:
The time has come for a resurg-
ence of public interest throughout
this whole community in behalf of
home defense To this end it is
necessary for those who shouldered
the burden so enthusiastically at the
outset, when the treacherous foe
blasted our fighting ships at Pearl
Harbor, to again rally round the
flag in a very real sense so that the
Metropolitan Area may be con-
stantly prepared to meet whatever
hostile challenge we may have to
face to our peace and security.
Actually, the local organization Is
Evening star., 1942-10-25

was willing to abide by any decision
District officials make and take the
losses involved in frequent trips to
New York to make arrangements for
buying the pumps.
Without any announcement, he
said, he had already had orders for
TOO pumps from community civilian
defense organizations among others.
Word Of the coming pumps, he ex-
planned, was apparently spread by
an air raid warden who happened to
be in the store when a model pump
arrived.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Two Officers Killed
As Truin Strikes Cor

BY the Associated Press.
CAMP MCCOY. Wis, Oct. "a
First Its. John c. Weimer of Leba-
non, Pa, and John D. Reid, IRON
wood, Mich, were killed instantly
last night when their automobile
was struck by a fast Milwaukee
Road passenger train.
Evening star., 1942-10-25

he and Maceo had not left Dallas
until after the time fixed by Gov
ernment testimony placing Maceo in
Galveston. Mr.. Harris referred to
Maceo as my dearest friend"
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Absentee Voters Warned

The Democratic Absentee Voters
Bureau yesterday warned all Colo
RADIO absentee voters that their bal
lots must be in the hands of their
county clerk or Election Commits
sion not later than noon Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Cupricious Cereus

BEDFORD, Ind. R.-A night
blooming cereus of Mrs. T. D.
Meglemre got tired of the same old
routine. Instead of blooming at
nightfall and closing at dawn the
plant bushes forth at 6 am, then
folds up at dark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
Uphois

Al UFHoLsTERINoi- Rsayling, written
guarantee Bs1eresi " $3.50 fireman.
Estimates. Tyler f-22i5
a BEAUTIFUL lamp free With ? PC
uph Job Northwest Uph TY. 5-j315.
FOR hne workmanship. call crane Uphol-
siering ss35 Mack. plaza 2t7i.
LET FAMOUS restye and rebuild your
u,ing room suite. Call TO. $500.
RF rpHOLSTER apo. SIS. fRIZETTE
w I-t4To BAzELL. 1905 FENKELL
UNCLAIMED rsupholstered furniture sac.
rinced Eastern. 3S35 Grstot. PL. 1850.
2-FC SUITE reupholstersd $50 90 Century
Upho0ttring. UN. 3-67iT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
SeOing Machines

Al SEWING machine repairing. vacuum
y0rF nome, 81. Free estimates. Vinewood
1870.
AL SEWING machine vacuum. washer
repairing. 81 90 Free estimates. Buy.
Sell Central Service. LenoE 5000.
EXPERT repairs all models sewing ma =
chimes: guar, work; estimates. ca. 1888.
WHITE. Singer, etc. useo we repair all
mikes Fr'e estimate Phone PA. 035s.
White Sewing Machine Co.. 1850 Library.
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Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21

A BEAUTIFUL hlans bedroom suite ~fth
other hard woods Bis 80 mirror
slightly damaFed N transit Will sacrifice
II Moss FURNITURE
ioZ2 FENkELL OPEN EVENINGS
A BEAUTIFUL axi2 Asr1inste- Rug, Blue
Leaf. used Z months sacrlLce SlI.
Mfchens. 5000 Gratiot
A FINAL selling ~ damaged and aoor
sample ? pc spr1g-nlled living room
suites many % choose from as low "a
$40 terms. Grown, 4737 Michigan, s200
Gratiot -
A FINAL selling Of all new room outfits.
Beautiful 2-pc custom tailored living
room suite. e2l2 fet rug. 3.pc modern
bedroom suite. boudo.r chair and lamps.
Ifis choice offer While they last ~ Slly.
terms Grown. 1897 Michigan. $500 Gratot.
A NEW 5-piece bedroom suite poster bed.
ruomy chest and dresser. walnut finish
hardwood f2l. Mnchens. 5000 Gtatlct
NEW 3-,Fece waterfall bedroom suite.
5000. BERNEY. 6547 MACK.
sample. sac $50 Mftcheiis. 5000 Crsuot.
4 SELECTION az gorgeous studio ccuches
and divsns IN assorted materials and
coiors Terms Crown, 4157 Michigan
5000 Grstot
a 2.PtECE reclaimed utius room suite
like new So RERNFh s3f7 MACK
4 exi2 -hXMINsTTF rus 50 wool
hesutifu pattern S4q. terms Kent CO
-1aifl livcrnois Oprn evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
STTDIO COEcH.

you slwsys gave ~ Kent Furniture. 1881
tfvernois
sxi2 JU1 r. Velour Pug Attractive Pat SIS
1855 Gratiot A. Baldwin.
.CoNsCLT he enlarged Real Estate list.
mss IN the biz Sunday Times Want Al
ssctinnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
Electric Washers

-
USED washers AL makes servlcee, and
parts SHORTY WASHER
I03l HAMILTON TIE 1850
USED washers bought and sold Alvey r
Home Appliance. t@li1 Grant Rl2ez-Ha-
garth 05su
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
INKS "a the big Sunday Times Want Ad
-eefsDnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
Miscellaneous for Sale

ALL SIZES new ice sksies. S. as W. trade
IN your hid HOCk aa3a MACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

n BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered fur
nliure cleaning renovH'irg; guaranteed
insured eXi2 $3.50, cash and carry
50 SO. GARFIELD rug \ Furniture Cleaners,
s47S fireman TYLER $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21

3O-INCH USED BEDS OR SPRINGS, 81
-Gft GEATI0T Al BALDWIN
a-pc. Matched bedroom SUITE, $50
7f65 Grst'ot. ~ Baldwin,
~ fortfIaIn Prcakfast Set. NTg
766j Grsttot, al Baldwin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
Diamond Loans

CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate usi.
inEs N TIE big sunday Times want al
ssctioc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
Carpet, Rug Cleaning

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12-S3.50
Cash and carry. 81 so. 80 years expert
snce: 1000 guaranteed Detroit Oriental
Rug Works. i2l22 Bfoads'tee' no 1900.
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning 1915
CoInngwood Rugs cleaned insured.
Telephone HOFarin 800.
SERVICE RUG CLEANING co. --Guaran-
,ssd. insured 1910 Lawndale Lafayette,
NInewood 1-k5iO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21

exi2 LINOLEUM- So So cash and carry.
Lees, ll6 IS. NcNichois. 1884 Grstot.
?, AND 4-ROOM outnu, reasonable.
1865 Grauot AZ Baldwin.
2-Pc Oyers'uhed Livlcg Room suite. $40
Zhhl c;Fst.ai 40 Baldwin.
ape Chrome breakfast set. table, 2
chairs. so. Crystal. 3lZj Gratipt.
READ Times Want Ads FOR proft-Ise
them for rcsultal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
MATTRESS SPECIAL

ISNFRsPRING mattresses, coil ana In
springs wnIie they last
1s65 GEATIOI AT BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
)UsEHoLD GOODS, APPLIANCES AND AUTOMOBILES
Household Appliances
4 AZ VACUUM CLEANERS
Electric Refrigerator

Al IMMEDIATE refrigerator service an
makes guaranteed workmanship. Bought,
sold. Central Service IernK $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
Wearing Apparel

BEAVERETTE coat brown. ere 1913.
sacrifice. 3227 Puritan University i.
6io0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
MoUing, Storage, Carriage

ADY's MOVING --- Large vans. insured
50. SO. 81, two men, any time. Towns
end S-0432
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. storage. Grating and
shipping service anywhere. 2i7 MilWau-
kee. Trinity 2-2ili.
ATLANTIC padded vans insured truck
ing So load. free estimates. TWinbrook
1.s40a.
COULTER S Moving Storage-Used furni-
ture bought Cadillac 2il6. Townsend
s-427O. evenings. sunday.
NOVfNG?-TrunKs, furniture appliances.
REDS CARRIAGE. Warren and Twelfth.
Tyler 4-ss22
ROBERT PALMER-Moving carriage; fur
niture, pianos, refrigerator. 33i7 Harper.
Plaza 1910
VICTOR'S MOVING. sTORAGF- strictly
hired men established since 1924; lowest
Fat rates 1924 Syracuse. TW. -nn3o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
Ali BRAND NEW
REERIGERATO

ANA<i WI A@ANAA WV
kelv'nstcr Norge Crosby. Phhco. Hot
point 1892 models for new defense homes
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1892 LrVERNOls 1855 GRATIOT
OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 10 r NJ
IcE REFRIGERATORs. S4t UP
1875 GRATIOT At BALDWIN
ONE electric walk-in refrigerator box.
Phone 1853 81. Clair. Mich.
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inFs IN The biz sunday Times Want Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
Bus transportation
CHICAGO = Y.

ST. LOUIS, S607; los ANGELES, S5e 80
DE LUKE MOTOR STAGES
1904 cAss. AT BAGLEY eRA i3ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21

A BEAUTIFUL hlan4 bedroom suite Wfth
other hard woods Biz 80" mirror
Slightly damsFed n transit viii sacrifice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-21
, Wanted Miscellaneous
Gold, JeWelry Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES, diamonds. jewelry. old
gold Original Detroit Gold Refiners.
SIDNEY RANDALL. 1880 BROADWAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
The War Today

RUSSIA r Ssian air force
claims AIS German planes
destroyed in eight days against
81 losses. page II
BURMA-British troops defend
ing Western Burma flank are
pushed back in the Irrawaddy
River valley. Page L.
INDIA-British forces seek Jap
feet in the Bay of Bengal.
Page ~
WASHINGTON - A meri can
forces sink Us Axis ships in
four m on his, losing SO.
page 81
PHILIPPINES - American
Filipino forces face crisis as
Japanese forces unleash often
sive. page 2.D
Observation-Disclosures planes raid
Japanese invasion base at Lac
on the north New Guinea
coast. page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
JAW Fight
Expected on
Double Paw
l,4o0 Delegates
in Session Here
TO Ratify Proposal
BY JACK CRELLEN


Admitting that they anticipate
plenty of opposition. r. ]. Thomas
president, and a majority Of the
unions executive board today went
before an emergency conference OF
the UAW-CIO in an effort TO con-
vince the membership that IL
ehetila abandon double pay for
Sunday and holiday work done as
part OF the 5-day work week for
the duration Of the war.
More than 1.400 delegates were
on hand al Masonic Temple today
for the opening Of the two-day
session. which was ordered by the
JAW executive board TO take &C.
ton on War Production Chief Don
aid NJ. Nelson's request for aboli.
ton of overtime premiums for such
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
More Police Linked
In Handbook Trial

Trial of 81 defendants, including
Richard w. Reading Jr. and high
police officials, continued today
before Judge Earl c. Pugsley as
special prosecutor Chester p.
OHara paraded more witnesses
involving central station officers
TO the stand.
Yesterday several doormen and
cashiers for various alleged hand
books operating in the loop area
told of their activities in the place
and of the number of visits made
by police Of the cleanup and racket
squads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Bombs Spur
India 10 Seek
Roosevelt Aid
Left Wing Leader
Sees johnson
After Grips Farley

NEW DELHI. India. April
CUP).--Indian nationalist leaders
were reported today to be seeking
the aid of President Roosevelt in
reaching an agreement with Brit
ain and swinging India actively
into the Allied war effort as the
result Of japanese bombing at
tacks on two Bay of Bengal towns.
JawaharIaI Nehru, left wing
nationalist leader, rushed to the
residence of Louis A. Johnson, the
Presidents special envoy, imme-
diately after he and Maulana
Azad, president of the nationalist
All-India Congress, had held ar
Commute conference with Sill
Stafford Grips, British cabinet
envoy.
1t was reported Nehru haC
asked johnson TO enlist the Presi
dents aid in ending a deadlock be-
tween Grips and the nationalist
on the nationalist demand for real
control over Indian defense.
Grips was understood to have
given the nationalist leaders this
morning the answer of the British
war cabinet to their demands for
control of Indian defense. as part
of their acceptance of Britain's
offer Of postwar dominion status
for India.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Brazilian Ship,
S Aboard, Lost

RIO DE JANEIRO, April 7
CUP. - The Brazilian merchant
ship Cabedello, which sailed from
Philadelphia February Ii. with SIS
persons aboard. is missing and pre-
sumed lost. the government an
nounced today. The vessel was of
1857 tons.
The Cabedello was built in Ger
many in 1912. II was owned by
the Lloyd Brasileiro Company. 1t
formerly was named the Prussia.
Four Brazilian merchantmen
have been sunk since Brazil sew
cred diplomatic relations with the
Axis, January %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Fishermen Restricted
On Detroit Riverfront

With the exception of Belle Isle
fishing from the shore was pro-
hibited along virtually all Of the
Detroit riverfront from Windmill
point 10 the Trenton area today
by Lieut. Henry A. Meyer. captain
of the port of Detroit. Fishing is
permitted. however, in inland
lakes, Meyer said
Specifically. hermen are
warned to keep 500 feet awaS
from navy yards, Shipbuildins
plants. power plants, oil terminals
military or naval arsenals or de.
pots, warehouses. railroad yard;
and freight yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
NaZi There
German General Present
at Banding Surrender

SYDNEY Australia, April Z
QNS). - Lieut.. Gen. Helm ter
Poorten. ander of the
Netherlands East Indies army
surrendered to a japanese COM
nander at Banding while a Ger
man advisory" general looked on,
a Dutch naval officer said today
The japanese commander was
said 10 have asked Ter Poorten:
How many divisions have
you?"
Zone here" Ter Poorten re-
piled.
But I have nine, so I do
not understand why you fight"
the Japanese was quoted as
saying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
.Japs Stab
Faces of


SYDNEY, Australia, April
INS).-Japanese invaders of the
island of New Britain employed
every device of cruelty at their
command, running swords through
the faces Of their captives and
bayoneting Australian soldiers 10
death, it was announced officially
today.
The atrocities inflicted by the
Japs were described by three sur
vivors of a party of go officers
and men taken prisoner at Gas
mata, in southern New Britain.
When captured. the party was
lined up. The 10 officers were
given revolvers with one bullet
apiece and ordered to commit
suicide. Most of the others. their
hands tied, were bayoneted or shot
to death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
First Raid Alarm
In Madras, India

MADRAS. India. April 7 tINS)
underwent its first air
raid alarm at 4:40 a. m. today.
The all clear sounded at SOS
a. m.
Madras, city OF Gas, $50 popu-
lation. is on the east coast of In
dia on the Bay of Bengal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
SkrZycki. kleese
MayOral VictOrs
Danish Out in Ham+ramck;
Park Elects Council

DR. Stephen J. Skrzycki. former
member of the Hamtramck Board
OF Education, and Walter j.
Kleese. Highland Park police and
fire commissioner, today were
mayors-elect of their respective
cities.
Skrzycki defeated Raymond F.
Matyniak. city controller. 1916 TO
4,748. The new mayor will replace
Anthony c. Tenerewiez, acting
mayor since the resignation OF
Walter Kanar on January %.
Leading the Highland Park bal.
iotfng from The first returns,
kleese won over John c. Town
send, former director OF the Mich
igan unemployment compensation
commission, 1854 to 2,612.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Water Plot Here?
Manager Lenherdt BIames Breakdown on False
Warnings Of Shortage by Subversive Group

An organized conspiracy TO
shake public confidence and un-
dermine civilian morale" was seen
by L. G. Lenhardt, general man.
ager of the department Of water
supply. today. in an outbreak of
water supply rumors.
"In the last few days we have
received scores Of telephone
queries on reputed breakdowns
In the SYSTEM he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Sevsnts Arrested in Paris

VICHY. France. April Z. up
A number of professors and scien-
fists have been arrested in Paris,
il was learned today. but there
was no information as to the num-
Der held or the cause for their
arrest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
City TO Get S2,t24
OF SwindIers' Assets

The city will recover 50. 124 from
the $4,000 in assets discovered in
the accounts of Harry NJ. Tyler
and James J. O'Shea. who de-
frauded the city of S247,000 in
1886. city officials said today.
Tyler committed suici de and
OShea is in prison
The assets were discovered by
officers of the Detroit Trust
Company, agents for the liquida-
ton of the holdings of Tyler and
O'Shea. The compan which
bonded the two men will receive
S13,S66 of the recovered sum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07

full and deadliest warplanes ever
built, an improvement and refine
ment in fighting power above the
type which already have marked
up glorious victories against Japan.
Shortly before noon tomorrow
your bomber will be rolled from
its hangar at the Boeing plant and
TAXED to the adjoining Seattle
municipal airport, where a repre-
sentative gathering will be at hand
for the presentation ceremonies.
On either side of its fighting