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Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12
Entirely new
Series Of Stamps
Offered Free

YOUR opportunity! The Detroit
Times offers you absolutely
FREE "a valuable collection of
so NEW, official FULL COLOR
UNITED STATES WAR NSIG-
MA STAMPS. No contest! No
puzzles! No essays.
This Is an entirely NEW series
with designs created by Walt Dis
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OF insignia used by mosquito boats.
submarines, signal corps, anti-tank
battalions and other units Of
Uncle Sans fighting forces.
HOW TO GET THEM
Here's how you get them:
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Such copies are exchangeable for
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beautifully printed on fine paper.
gummed. perforated, and serially
numbered.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12
Fighting Mans Friend
Doctors Decide
On Defernnents

Mrs.. p. S. Q.-Will my musband
be exempted from the army. as he
is bothered with stomach ulcers!
He is now classified in ga.
A-His current classification
d based, Of course, upea the
fact no has q depend lent
whether ov not his physical con-
ditaon would resnit Nm defermcuf
can be detnrmined emily through
physicaI examin attsn N asd when
No L. called for m examinaaon-
Mrs. C. R W.: Q-I came to this
country when I was z years old.
NV father took out his papers
when / was 10 and my name In On
them. Where should I 20 10 find
out about my citizenship?
A-Te the United States DIS
trict Director ~ Imnlgrsfsoa
ana Naturnlixatioa. sT7e East
yoKerssn avenue, phene F1tzrsy
si1s-
HUSBAND WALKED OUT
M. r. b: Q-Ny husband walked
out and left me with lot Of bills,
after saying he married me to
evade the draft. He is now leaving
for army camp Both my husband
and mother-in-lsw made false
statements in the first draft. I
don't think they would want him
in the aEny. Who shall I tell about
thise
A-You sheuld pettfy his local
draft board and alss write the
facts TO tire Adjutant General.
Army Of tho United States,
Washington. ID. C.
a. G..-Your sacstksn II quite
comparable 60 tho ono above,
and the answer N thu Same.
M. PRUSS: Q-My son is in the
army and We last heard from him
around Christmas time. Then he
was In the coast artillery stationed
in the Philippine Islands. How can
I find out where he is now!
A-Write To the Adjutast
General, Army Of the United
States, Washington. ID. C.. OF
else ask TIN local chapter ~ the
Americas Red Gross. gtviag al
details m TO the name of his
organization etc
EX-CONvICTS OUT
Ex-CONvICT: Q-When I am
called to the army will 1 be able
TO hold a government job when I
come back7 Will 1 be entitled TO
many points toward a civil service
examination that any other war
veteran isf
A-You arc not eligible to
service In the army or to . gov
ernment Job covered BY civil
service.
r. s H: o. am married and
have an upper plate. i am planning
TO enlist in the coast guard az
soon as L receive my draft ques-
tionnaire. Will these defects hold
me back from getting into the
coast guard?
Ayes.
LOST SIGHT or EYE
Mrs. F. Moo: Q-My husband
lost the sight Of his left eye while
in camp and is in the hospital
there. What are they going to do
with him-keep him OF send him
homer
Ain all probability, he WIN
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12

When you obtain 10 of these
black and white copies (ANY 40
will do. as the copies DO NOT
have TO be consecutively num-
hered) you can send 10 Detroit
Times War Insignia Stamps. p. o.
Box 1918. Detroit. Mich. and OBJ
tain the first 10 fun color stamps
In the series Of FIVE sets Of 10 full
color insignia in this thrilling
NEW series of full color United
States War Insignia Stamps
And so on through the remain
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that you enclose self-addrcssed,
stamped envelope. and that you
fill in, with legible handwriting.
the information required on the
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12
Daily Quiz
Pipe Down
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

Dl II fNSEf mn . w
-Prometheus, according 10 Greek
mythology, stole fire from
heaven and gave it TO man.
What was his punishment!
Turning your attention 10
your skeletal axis you'd point
it out as what part of your
bodyg
pencil and paper be a
necessary requirement il you
were asked to take a Schick
test?
admirers Of Gilbert and
Sullivan are sometimes known
as Savoyards. Why
Platinum has a family circle
that includes FIVE other metals
They're known as the "Plati-
mum Metals" Name one.
If our eyebrows grew straight
across our faces we wouldn't
have that xmooth prominence
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12
CLIP THIS STAMP

81. On the morning OF
March Z, 1912. news came
that In . single engage
ment. Is Japanese war planes
out of q total Of 10 were
brought down I'm flames by
American fighters. Al that
instant, eight huge two
motsred bombers. the first ef
several hundred 10 be built
through purchase Of defense
bonds by citizens of Southern
California, stood groosned and
ready nc the end OF an
assembly line. At the cere-
mony. which was brief and
without osteutatiop In order
that the business Of bullding
more planes might not he
interrupted. . handful Of civic
leaders placed on tire nose of
each plane tire Insignia.
created especially by Walt
Dtsney. which Wns 10 fdenfffy
them N bembers purchased
by Southern Caiifornians In
the Hearst -Buy . Bomber"
Drive.
UntiI recently. the Cali
forniA bear has been content
with living In iaxy abund-
ance under n peaccfui xl<y.
Now he h aroused, angry.
and from his standing height
he hurts Tar out across the
Pacific the first Of q long
line of bombers.
Combat issiEnAs STAMP DesiGA.
c~pynEhi, fst1, Hr~r~s Pusae.sssns.
Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12

between them which il known
by what name!
Travelling from the Athens Of
the West" TO the Athens
Of the North" would take us
between what two European
citiesy
DistiSstsd BY King rsstsTs sy.s.. Int
ANSWERS on Page ,s)
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12

coupon printed each day in con-
lnection with the black and white
stamp copy.
VALUE TO INCREASE
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They'll increase In value from
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an attractive 20-page War Insignia
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Iinsignias. You do NOT have To
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FREE, absolutely.
Today right now you
can begin your collection Of this
NEW series OF beautiful, educa-
tional and patriotic poster stamps.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12
knowledge Test

BY DIR. SABINA n. CONNOLLY
What nationality are these
songs!
(aD 20 Sole Mo
(bD "Camptown Races"
(c) "Juanitap
l-Fill the blank
(a) Opbelia is the sweetheart
in.
lb) Dora Is the little wife
III
(c) Pearl Is the child in.
name is associated with
tO Relieve Me IL All Those
Endearing Young Charms ?
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12
LOST SIGHT or EYE

Mrs. F. McQ.: Q-My husband
lost the sight Of his left eye while
in camp and is in the hospital
there. What are they going to do
with him-keep him OF send him
homer
AIN all probability, hs WIN
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12

BE Careful! Our Forests Are
Vital to Victory. Claude Il
Wickard, United States Secre-
tary Of Agriculture, Points Out
That 0yeo0y 80 Acres 81 Timber
land Destroycd Annually Repre-
sent Theusasds q Planes, Ships.
Guns and Equipment That
should, hut Dea't Co 90 Our
Fighting Men Deat Miss This
Important and Instructive Arti-
Gle Written Exclusively for The
American Weekly. With Next
Sundays Issae sf Tho Detrsit
Sunday Ttme&-
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12

VitAmins That Give You
Health Plus. Newest Medical
Discoveries Show That Two Out
Of Every Five Americans Are
Starving Even Though They
May Have Full Stomachs--and
What Everybody Needs IL More
vitamins. Don't Miss Up-to-
the-Minute Article on How to
Get Extra Energy. Clearer
Minds and stesdier Nerves, In
Tho American Weekly. With
Next Sundays Issue ef The De-
troit Sunday Timca.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12

years old. Have two children, g and
9 years old in a childrens home
but contribute TO their support
Am classified in ga at present
Will i be subject for induction al
any time in the near future?
A-Possibly. In cases Of par
ttai support. the government
may, after adoption of suitable
legislation, provide s1ch neces-
sary amounts in order for men
to serve In the army. How soon
ssch action may occur Is prob
lematical nc this time.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12

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Natl Detroit Tines designating 20 whom Ia
send and address Any change OF ADDRESS
I've made day of notification
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12

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Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12
By Chic Young
BY Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Carl Anderson
By Paul Fogarty
By Olsen g. johnson

tb) ''Old Folks nj Home"f
tc) The Star Spangled Bab-
ner"!
4-Who loved
Cal HeloiseI
(bl Beatrice!
(cD Juliet
5-Who Is the artist that
(a) painted many Washington
portraits
Cbl painted The Night
Watch
Ce) painted The AngelH"!
6-What country should be proud
Of
faD Calico.
(bD Jennery
tcl Marie Curie-
Label each group a. poet, play
wright OF composer
- (aD Robert Frost, Siegfried
Sassoon. Alfred Tcnnyror.
fb) Percy Granger. Stcpi,es
Foster. Edward MscD0veIi.
(cD Maxwell Anderson, Eugene
ONeiIl. Claiming Poi1ck.
Eopyrixhl is<1. - kfrs re~f-~t sN
tAs-wsr. 90 rsss fsy J "a
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-12

Mrs.. p. S. Q.-Will my misband
be exempted from the army. rs ne
is bothered with stomach ulcers
He is now classified in ga.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Emanuel Feuermann, 80,
Famous Ce|Iisf, Dead

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 26.-Emanuel
Feuermann, 80. rated by critics as
one Of the worlds greatest cellists,
died yesterday after an operation.
A native of Austria, he fore
swore allegiance to Nazi Germany
In 1888 and received his first natu-
raliZation papers. He had been head
Of the cello department of the Ber-
lin Hochschuler but became an exile
in 1884. He lived in Switzerland
for time and then came to the
United States. He had been living
in Rye, N. Y.
Recently he completed series of
concert recitals In Army camps
throughout the country. AS part of
the Il Am an American Day" Gel
ebration at the R. C. A. plant In
Camden, N j., this month, he
made his first public speech. urg-
ing workers to do their utmost for
the war effort.
Mr.. Feuermann made his debut
at the age of IL with the Vienna
Symphony Orchestra. Five years
later he was made a professor at
Cologne Conservatory. He toured
extensively and appeared as soloist
with leading European and Amer
lean orchestras.
The cellist's American debut took
place In 1884 with the New York
Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra
under Bruno Walter.
Mr.. Feuermann's concert instru-
ment was a $35 900 Stradivarius
cello.
He is survived by his wife, Eva,
and a daughter, Monica. 4
Evening star., 1942-05-26
COP. Committeeman
Cleared in Second
Mail Fraud Trial
Fronk Mckay, Seven
Others Win AequittoI
In Michigan Case
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, May ga Federal
Court jury of six men and six
women found Republican National
Committeeman Frank D. Mckay
and seven co-defendants innocent
of four counts of mail fraud today.
The verdict came just IL weeks
from the opening of Mr.. McKay's S
retrial. The original trial ended
in a jury disagreement last July.
Acquitted with Mr. Mckay, So
year-old Grand Rapids politician
who served as State treasurer from
1925 to 1880, were:
Former Mayor william H. Nc
Keighan of Flint.
Fred C. Ehrmann of Grand
Haven, twice secretary of the Mich
igan Liquor Control Commission.
John H. Marolf Of Iron Noun
tain, secretary to the late Isaiah
Leebove, Michigan political power.
Fisher L. Layton, Flint druggist
and politician, former head of the
Layton Sales Co., a liquor sales
agency.
Earl j. Williams of Detroit and
Windsor, Ontario, associate in an
other liquor sales agency described
In the Governments indictment as
a dummy front for liquor graft COL
lections.
Charles Letter and Isador
Schwartz, both of Detroit.
Begun March before District
Judge Shackleford Miller, jr., of
Louisville, KY, the present case
was retrial from that which ended
in a jury disagreement last year
Mr.. Mckay and the seven CO.
defendants were accused of con-
spiracy to defraud liquor distillers
of s500,000 by selling political in
fluence." The defense charged a
political conspiracy" was respon-
sible for the indictment.
The original indictment, returned
in 1910. contained eight counts.
Four were dismissed by Judge Miller
during the retrial's progress. He
also dismissed charges against three
other original defendants-Louis H.
Luckof, James E. Trimble and Don
Flory.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Frederick zeigen Dies;
Was Poet and Capitalist
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, May 26.-Frederick H.
Zeigen, So. poet, author, composer
and capitalist, died in a hospital
here today after a short illness.
He organized and headed several
Michigan and Florida real estate
companies. AS one of the founders
and managing regent of the Uni
versity of Miami, Fla, he directed
the building of the S10,0O0000 uni
versity plant there 16 years ago.
He was regent of the Scudder
School for Girls, and was chairman
of the Artists Salon of Miami. He
was president of the former Invest
ment Bankers Corp. of Michigan.
Mr.. Zeigen was the author Of
"Breezes From Pines" a novel, and
"Stardust and Dandenons," a COL
lection of 200 poems. He composed
more than 40 songs, writing both
words and music.
He spent his summers at his
country home, Twin Towers" at
Ypsilanti, and his winters at Miami.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Ii. Comdr. James Taylor,
Veteran Pilot, Is Killed
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
WOODBURY., N. j., May 26.-Lt.
Comdr. James B. (Jimmy) Taylor,
A, veteran airman and one-tine
test pilot, was killed yesterday in
the crash of Navy plane on rou-
tine flight here.
Comdr. Taylor of New York City
left Princeton University in 1917 to
serve with the Naval Air Service
during the World War and later was
attached to the staff of the chief of
the Bureau of Aeronautics in Wash
ington.
Comdr. Taylor was active In the
organization Of Air Associates, Inc,
an organization which offered re-
pair and other services to flyers,
and Of several aviation country
clubs. He was a member of the
Quiet Birdmen." an organization of
pilots.
In 1887 he put a bombing plane
through a power dive of $4,000 feet
at speed estimated at between 500
and 600 miles per hour.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Examination Of TaIesmen
Continues in 0den Case

Examination Of talesmen in the
retrial of Guy E. Oden, 10, charged
with the first degree murder of his
15-year- -old sweetheart. continued
in District Court today.
Five hours of questioning Al pros
pective jurors failed to fill the box
before adjournment yesterday. AS
sistant United States Attorney
Bernard Margolius announced con-
tent, but Defense Attorney James
j. Laughlin said he desired to ex-
anime further Mr. Laughlin had
used five Of his 20 peremptory chal-
lenges when the court adjourned.
A number of talesmen questioned
had formed an opinion on the case
after reading newspaper accounts
OF the former trial, at which Oden
was convicted. Justice Jesse C.
Adkins. the trial jurist, granted a
new trial on motion. \
Oden, a former theater usher, Is
accused of shooting to death Ellen
Reid Cannon at the home of her
sister in the 100 block of o street
S.W. July 19, 1941.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
N. I. Finnan, Ex-0Hieial
OF Letter Carries, Dies

M. T. Finnan, retired secretary of
the National Association of Letter
Carriers, died yesterday In Doctors
Hospital of heart ailment.
His body will be sent today to
Bloomington, Ill, where he lived for
number of years. Funeral services
will be held there Thursday.
Mr.. Finnan was a letter carrier
in Bloomington before he came to
Washington about 40 years ago in
the service of the national associa-
tion. He came here as a member of
the national Executive Board and
then III 1917 he was made assistant
secretary when the Office was Gre
ated. He was named secretary in
1924 and retired last September.
Mr.. Finnan made his home here
at 47O1 Connecticut avenue NV.
He is survived by son, daughter
and sister, all of Chicago.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Miss Margaret BayIY, IA,
Veteran Teacher, Dies

Miss Margaret Bayly, IA. for more
than 20 years teacher at Western
High School, died Sunday in Gar
field Hospital after a brief illness.
A native of Baltimore, she took
advanced studies at the University
OF Pennsylvania. Cornell University,
Catholic University and attended
three summer courses at Harvard.
In addition she received several
degrees from George Washington
University. During her teaching
career here she specialized in Eng
ish courses at Western High School.
She was member of Pi Beta Phi
and the Womans City Club.
Besides her mother, Mrs. Charles
B. Bayly, she leaves three sisters,
Miss Mary Howard Bayly and Mrs.
Glen B. Dewitt, this city, and Mrs
Virginia Bayly Blassingham, Ia
koma Park, Md.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 pm. tomorrow at the Hines
funeral home. Burial will be pri-
vate. She made her home at 1856
Monroe street NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
J. H. Hurley, Former Aide
To D. {. Paymaster, Dies

Joseph H. Hurley, former as
sistant paymaster of the District
government, died yesterday at his
home, 1909 Hamline street NE.
Mr.. Hurley, who retired from the
District government about 10 years
ago to enter the real estate business,
was an organizer and first president
of the District Employees Associa-
ton. A native of the District, he
was graduated from Gonzaga Col
lege and was at one time with the
Interior Department as head of the
Navajo Indian School.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Anna Lena Hurley: son, Frank;
two daughters, Miss Audrey Hurley
and Mrs. Carl Fisher, all of this
city; two brothers, Francis T. and
John j. Hurley, also both of Wash
ington, and two sisters, Mrs. C. J.
Holbrook and Mrs. I. H. Mann of
Arlington.
Requiem mass will be celebrated
at 9 am. Thursday at st. Anthony's
Church, Twelfth and Monroe streets
NE, with burial in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Police Hunt Address,
Find Own BuiIdinq

LOS ANGELES.-Two policemen
found a man unconscious on the
sidewalk. A letter in his pocket bore
the address, "401 N. Ave. 10.
Loading the stricken man in an
ambulance. they set off to advise
his relatives.
Finally they located the address
on the letter-it was the Lincoln
Heights police station, where they
report to work daily. The victim
had been released from Jail that
morning.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
John R. BrinkIey,
Goat Gland Doctor
Dies in Texas al s.
Amossed Huge Fortune
In Hospitals and Radio;
Sought Governorship
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May 26.-
Death today closed the turbulent
medical, political and radio career
of DR.. John Ricl ard Brinkley, 56,
rejuvenation surgeon known pop
ularly as "the goat gland doctor"
DR.. Brinkley died in his sleep
at 2 am. of heart ailment which
followed the amputation of a leg in
Kansas City several months ago.
He had been under the care Of
physicians at Del Rio and San An
tonic since his return to Texas
Mrs. Brinkley and their son, John,
were at his bedside.
Funeral services will be held at
the Del Rio Methodist Church to-
morrow.
Few men in modern medicine had
a career as strange as DR.. Brinkley.
Ran for Governor.
1t led him within the shadow of
the Governors chair of Kansas
the same State which revoked his
l4CtllSC W pIdet'CC HiCuACIilC oiOCi
finding him guilty of gross i'm
morality and unprofessional con-
duct.
1t led him to fabulous wealth.
Once he complained that his an
nual income had shrunk from ST.
100000 a year to $4,000 because
DR.. Morris Fishbein, secretary of
the American Medical Association,
called him a "charlatan and a
quack."
And, at last, 1t led him to volun-
tary bankruptcy.
He fought DR.. Fishbein and the
American Medical Association in the
courts from time to time but never
emerged successful against them.
At the time he was called a
"quack" by Dr. Fishbein. the goateed,
diamond-f flashing Dr.. Brinkley was
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Veteran Reporter Dies

SALT LAKE CITY, May 26 [P.-
Arthur Stuart Winton, Sc, reporter
for the Salt Lake Tribune. died Mon
day. He formerly was with the New
York Mirror, the old New York
World and in newspaper and pub
licity work in Newark, NJ j.; Cleve-
land, Norfolk, Va; Chicago. Miami
Los Angeles and Mexico City.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
New Mexican DisIikes
Certuin Type of Criticism

SANTA FE, N. Mex.-A man who
had been living with his common
law wife IS years, and had seven
children, appeared before the draft
board.
New Mexico law does not recog-
nize such a union, and the board
chairman tactfully suggested we'd
ding might be in order.
I've been thinking about that"
admitted the registrant, but 7
didn't want any one to think I got
married just to avoid the draft"
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Union Pacific Official Dies

OMAHA, May 26 [Py.-Arthur C.
Spencer, 50, Western general counsel
for the Union Pacific Railroad, died
Yesterday at his home He suffered
a hearl attack Saturday night.
Mr.. Spencer had been member
of the Union Pacific legal staff since
1904.
Evening star., 1942-05-26

From Monday through Sunday
there should be many bond day.
Buy now.
Evening star., 1942-05-26

From Monday through Sunday
there should be many a bond day.
Buy now.
Evening star., 1942-05-26

Chamberlain, son of a British ad-
miral, wrote in German and the
anti-British tone of some of his
works caused considerable contro-
uersy. He became German subject
in 1916, living at Bayreuth until
his death in 1927.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Daughter Of Wagner
Dies in Germany at IS
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN From German Broad
casts, May 26-Eva Wagner Cham
berlain, daughter of the famous
composer, Richard Wagner, died at
Bayreuth last night at the age
OF IS. She was the widow of Hous-
ton Stewart Chamberlain, English
born writer who was her fathers
biographer.
Evening star., 1942-05-26

driving a 16-cylinder, bright red
coupe with his name inscribed on
it in l3 different places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

y
" there are some birds that
W. can't fly such as the pen
guin, but not many Of us except
the ornithologists. are aware
that the chimney swift seldom
touches the ground and when it
does it means that the little
creature had "a forced landing.
Because of the peculiar struc-
turc Of It's feet the chimney
swift. a brown-colorcd bird about
the size Of "A swallow, can not
walk on a lcvol surface such as
the ground nor rest in trees
Instead, this peculiar bird must
cling 20 such things as walls
and the insidcs Of chimncys and
hollow trees. The chimney swift
as Il hangs on 20 the side OF an
object with its sharp claws, sup
ports its body by pressing its tail
against the perpendicular surface
The bird is particularly noted
for its speed and energy During
daylight hours it has the habit
OF continual flight. circliug on
set wings. Il even mates and
eats on the wing.
These odd birds roost I'm floolts
Oruithologists have reported see
ing as many AS 10000 sWitts dis
appear into a single tall chimney
for the night Because or their
remarkable resemblance sWifts
are often mistaken for swallows
although the structural differ
cnccs between the two are many
There is an odd mystery about
the migration of the North Amer
lean swift. 10 one has yet dis
covered where they spend their
time from Fan until Spring. In
November. they gather on the
northern coast of the Gulf of
McXico and then disappear until
March. Where they have been
no one knows although il is be-
Heved by the bird experts that
tley wing tneir way 10 the great
raiB-forcst area Of the Amazon.