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Evening star., 1942-06-19
0PA Price Ceilings
Posted by 0Pct.
on Retailers Here
700 Volunteers Will
Visit Establishments
In Educational Drive

Washington's retailers show a so
per cent compliance with the post
ing Of OPA price ceilings. sampllng
reveals. as compared with only l1-2
per cent compliance in the New York
region, Whitney Leary, District
Ration Board head, said yesterday
In response to a growing demand
from retailers for assistance in un-
derstanding requirements that cost
of living ceiling prices must be
posted" Mr.. Leary said he plans the
enlistment of 700 volunteers to visit
personally each of the 6,974 retail
outlets in this area. 1t is an instruc-
tive, not policing task, he en-
phasized The volunteers will give
illustrated booklets to merchants
After the "educational' drive is COM
pleted. policing will be instituted,
Mr.. Leary emphasized.
Training Course for Volunteers.
The volunteers will be given a
course in training beginning Mon
day. Visits to retailers will be made
on July 8 which has been designated
as Cost of Living Posting Day for
region 2. which includes Washington.
Terming the posting requirements
the cornerstone of the entire price
fight on imitation" Mr.. Leary de-
scribed posting as 'an effective
means of keeping consumers in
formed constantly of the work that
retailers are doing to keep the cost
of living down and prevent the dis
ruption of the national economy
which would follow price rises
He added that "aS soon as each
consumer comes to full realiza-
ton of the fact that her own re-
taller is a soldier in the battle
against imitation she will. feel sure,
support the program wholeheart-
edly.'
Michael to Aid in Drive.
Assisting Mr.. Leary in the COM
ing "educationa" drive will be
James M. Michael. of the District
administrative staff. DR.. John F.
Sly, regional price director, said
America has always schieyed its
best work as team of neighbors
pulling together"
The actual training of the volun-
teers will be done by staff of price
experts who themselves have been
wrestling with the problems of price
posting for many weeks. OPA regu-
lations require all retailers to sub
NIT by July l a complete list of
March price ceilings.
Mr.. Leary also announced that
the administrative officers of the
local ration board would be moved
tomorrow and Sunday to the E. v
Brown School at Mckinley street
and Connecticut avenue NV,
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Catholic Veterans Open
Philadelphia Sessions
Fy TIE Associated Press.

Py tie Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Cath-
olc War Veterans, Inc, opened busi-
ness sessions of its fifth annual ma
tional convention today with 500
delegates attending.
The Rev. John B. Bukey, chaplain
Of the Kings County IN. " Post, in
a keynote address urged the organi-
zation to insist on "just and godly"
peace treaties after the war.
Father Bukey said the veterans
should consider carefully the part
you can play" in the postwar recon-
struction.
Evening star., 1942-06-19

War bonds make bombers to bomb
the Axis and lower our taxes. Why
not buy some and help yourself?
Evening star., 1942-06-19

Don't BE alone-MAKE loan-to
Uncle Sam. Buy War bonds now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Bomb Toxic Record
Aids Times Bomber Fund

has made especially wide use Of
the record
The Cleveland Association Of the
United Music Operators, through
Leo Dixon. an official. has re-
queSted complete details on tho
Detroit program in order 10 plan
a similar campaign for thar city.
In addition. the Cleveland or
ganiZation has offered to turn over
10 the Detroit Bomb Toxic cam
paign all proceeds from a dance
the organization is sponsoring this
month in the Ohio ciry. The gift
will he made in the name Of The
Cleveland Association. but will
60 10 boost the grand total in the
local Bomber Fund.
Small is AZ present touring the
South 10 meet with coinograph
operators in the Southern section.
but announced before leaving De-
.troit that actual figures on collec-
tons made through The Bomb
Toxic program will he made
available in the near future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

The new patriotic recor d,
Bomh Toxic" which has been in
stalled IN Number One position on
some 5000 conosraphs throughout
the metropolitan Detroit area. has
been responsible for the collection
NJ an additional large sum for The
Detroit Times readers Bomber
Fund.
This WAS announced Saturday
by Roy Small of the United Music
Operators Association and con-
clliatOr for The United Electrical
Radio and Machine Workers Of
America, Go. who is directing the
Bomb Toxic campaign.
Members or the United Music
Operators Association. IN addition
10 giving this special record first
place on all their machines. have
instituted their own system Of
weekly collections for the fund.
through Ruy-A-Bomber boxes and
placardS atop each machine.
The Bomb Toxic song hit was
especially written and recorded for
the campaign II is the first record
50 far As Is known. the free use Of
which Is offered 10 all radio sta
tons Each record carries the tag
Inc;
THE use ~ this record for
radio broadcasting or other pur-
poses Ia aid defense IL hereby
granted"
As 4 result, virtually all Local
radio stations and other nearby
stations have had the number on
the Air for several weeks now.
Larry Gentle OF station CKLW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
40 to II Hours Week
For City Workers Urged

plOyes a. proposed by the mayor
Is essential for several reasons:
The city's difficulty In finding
competent employees for many
positions: the city's obligation
tn use its manpower efficiently,
and the need for some econ
omies TO help finance pay In
creaSes.
The 40-hOur week which the
mayor has proposed represents
a minimum step In this direc-
ton--a 44-hour week may later
prove To he necessary. and II IL
possible that even q 4S-hour
week may ultimately. he re-
quired."
Then taking up the question oil
pay increases. the report states
that the cost OF living in Detroi,
in December. while III per cent
above the same period Of 1910
MAS etiu q & Ne~ ~ |~' - the
-
-. tss,,.,-. an aHtOn,auc SaIary
adjustment plan based on the cos,
Of living, The report recommends
the institution Of the "Dearborr
plan" instead Of the St. Pau
plan. which has been widely dis.
cuSSed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Wants Pay, Rita
Says Of Husband

HOLLYWOOD, March n CUP).
Rita Hayworth. red-haired film
star. charged today that her hus-
band. Edward &. Judson. oil man,
had threatened 10 ruin her career
and "dlSiigure' her beauty unless
she made property settlement of
$4,000 on him.
Her charge was contained in an
amended complaint that super
seeded her original suit for divorce
filed several weeks ago. The first
complaint made only routine allie
cations Of cruelty.
Today'S action accused her hus-
band of marrying her "as an in
veStment for the purpose of
exploiting her. and asserted "he
intended 10 get paid for the time
he was married 10 her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Told You So
Challenges Wife on Law
and Both 60 10 Jail

For the second time in two days.
Robert l.. Granger %. was In and
out Of Jail Saturday the latest
development in a series Of events
he started when he challenged his
wife 10 try breaking the law with
out getting arrested.
Mrs. Granger, responding 10 the
challenge threw a brick. through a
store window and, according 10 po-
lice. seized a half dozen nttleS Of
beer. She is at liberty under $500
bond. charged with breaking and
entering.
Granger Of 4465 Garland avenue.
then wound up under arrest when
police discovered he has had IS
traffic tickets since 1894 and was
being sought on the last seven of
them.
Released under $50 bond. Gran
ger was reaTreSted Saturday
when he failed 10 appear in traf-
fc court. This time he was freed
when he posted $3.50 cash bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Needs ARiddUits

A-The navy may take him
hack. provided that he can pro-
duce sffdaVits from responsible
citizens stating that he il now a
reputable citizen. He should
write 70 the chief 81 the bureau
~ navigation. navy department,
Washington, n, e.. stating fully
his case snd enclosing the afr
daVitS.
w T. 2. O-I was dishonorahlN
discharged from the Civilian Con
seryatior Corps IN 1888 for refus.
ine 20 perform duties Am
eligible 70 join The army or navy
A-Undoubtedly you were
Young when YOU were dropped
from the CCC. and possibly the
army or navy recruiting author
tiles would take lenient view
~ your case. WHY not call nj
either office In the Federal
Building: Take with YOU afr
dsvits from your priest or pas
tor. your employer and other
responsible citizens testifying
that YOU are now good, reput-
able citizen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Has Defective Feet

Ward ellison Lansing. Q-Two
weeks ago | took the physical ex-
animation for the navy but was
turned down because Of fat feet.
I an a truck driver and want 10
ioin the construction regiment is
there snythlng that can be dore
30 ] can Join up
A-Since Won were examined
the requirements for enlistment.
in the construction regiment
have been revised, and YOU may
now he eligible. Call at the navy
recruiting office in the Federal
Building and see Chief Quarter
master Bull. He has YOUR name
and address and will help YOU
out.
Mrs. " J ?. o My husband
received a dlshonorabIe discharge
from the navy. but his papers state
that he is eligible for re-cnliSt-
mert. What chance docs ho stand
VIII he he affected IN working IN
2 defense factory .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Air Force Insignia
Poster Stamps Free!
so Full Color
Exact RepIicas
for Collection

Offered 20 YOU FREE abso-
luiely without cost -. 50 beautiful
FULL COLOR UNITED STATES
AIR FORCE INSIGNIA POSTER
STAMPS, each stamp an exact
replica Of insignia used by Amer
lca : gallant fighting air sQuadrons.
Make a collection 10 save for
yourself and poSteriiy.
These stamps are equally inter
estinC Ia young and old and
they 70 yours free. No red tape,
Here's the way 10 get them.
Every day black and white
copy Of Combat Insignia Stamp
is being published in The Detroit
Times, These copies may be ex-
changed g.. absolutely FREE
for authentic FULL COLOR COM
BAT IN MA STAMPS of
Americas fighting air force
See now how easy II is 10 own
these stamps! You just clip and
save 10 ANY 10 OF these black
and white copies from the Times.
Send them together with
STAMPED. SELF ADDRESSED
ENVELOPE 10 Combat Insignia
Stamps. The Detroit Times, CaSS
avenue at Times Square. Detroit.
and you viii receive. in return, the
first series Of colored Combat In
sigma Stamps, Nos I 10 10.
Combat Insignia Stamps will he
issued in FIVE series OF 10 stamps
each.
First series will he available
after Stamp No. 10 has appeared
in 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
series OF 10, conSecutiYely num-
bcred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
5 SeryiCenen
From State Lost

-Four more Michigan sailors and
one soldier have lost their lives IN
action. II was reported officially
Saturday They were: o
Seaman Edward Clemens. 81,
son of Mrs. Mabel Clemens, Bay
City.
Seaman Wallace II Bunker 10,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Bunker
of Saginaw
Seaman Thomas J. McFarlane.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. McF'ar-
lane Of Lansing.
Seaman Warren Farquhar, 2l, of
Adrian.
Pvt. Cecil J. Benton of Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Small Man Held
In Ldbors' Grip

SIZING TON, March 81
.CUP) Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Thurman Arnold said today
that existing federal law offers no
protection 10 consumers. farmers
or small business mon against
abuses by organized labor.
Arnold testified before a House
Judiciary subcommittee consider
ing bill TO require federal regis
.tration Of both labor unions and
trade associations. The measure
would require filing of fiscal state
mentS and salaries Of officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Expecting Child

Mrs. ). p. Q-My husband reg
istered in the July draft and has
been classified IA. We have one
child. and another will be born
shortly. Should he report that 10
the draft board ,
Ayes. when the baby i
born.
Mrs. ~. n. c. O-My fancee
lives IN another state and IS IN
Class IA. We are going 10 ne
married This VIII be my second
marriage and ] have q child by
nv first husband After We are
married vii my husband he placed
in a deferred class
A-No. Your marriage after
his registration will have no ef-
feet on his classification. You
and your child will not he con
sidered dependents" a. he will
have acquired them after his
reglytrstion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Bermuda S Auto Ban
May Exempt Doctors

HAMILTON, Bermuda. March
p 6UPl-R ermuda's traditional
prohibition Of the automobile was
threatened today when the House
Of Assembly agreed % 10 4. TO
allow introduction Of bill per-
hitting physicians 10 use cars
with restrictions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Combat Insignia Stamps.
The Detroit Times.
CsSs Avenue nj Times Squar,
Detroit. Mich.

Dear Sir:
enclosing herewith 10 black and white exchange In
sigma which have from The Detroit Times and STAMPED
SELF DEPRESSED ENVELOPE
Please send me genuine United States Combat Insignia
Stamps all different autographed color, FREE. have
marked the series desired below.
intend TO exchange the remaining daily cutouts obtained
Daily and Sunday Detroit Times hereafter lots of 10
of 10 days until have completed my collection of So
Name
Address Apt..........
Town State
Stamp Nos this genuine colored
to 10 Insignia Stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Write to Clerk

A-Since YOU were born In the.
United States YOU. don't require
. citizenship certificate. Int to-
obtain a copy Of your birth GER
tifeste, which will show YOU are
a natural born American citizen.
write 10 the county clerk Of the
county where YOU were born.
z. Y. Q-Several years ago ]
attempted 70 commit suicide and
I have been placed in Class AZ
Why was | put in that class, and
Will I be Gained into the army?
A-You were placed in Class
AZ because. after your medical
examination, You were cnnsid-
cred physically or mentally unfit
for military service. lou will
not he called up for service
while YOU are classified AZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

plete sets Of 30 stamps as YOU
WISH FREE. The only require
ment is that each request for
stamps must be accompanied by
10 black and white copies. cut
from the/ Times, and stamped,
self-addressed envelope.
Use the coupon printed IN con-
nectiou with this article when re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Sailor on Lakes
Can Join Navy
# Physically Fit
Merchant Marine Men
Merely Exempt From
Compulsory Service
Bv SHANNON CoRNACK

{. 2. /. Q-I am a fireman or
a Crest Lakes freighter. WHY az
ue exenp, from military service
Can ! enlist in the navy?
A-CertainIy Won can enlist In
the navy II You can pass the
physical and mental tests. Mer-
chant marine seamen have been
exempted from compulsory mill
tary service because their SerV-
ices are needed in keeping the
merchant ships moving.
Mrs. Gust Schneide r tRich-
r1ond). O Our son is in Class
1.B: he cannot sec without his
glasses. What is 1-B7 Where are
such boys sent 10 train and what
is their work?
A-Nen in Glass IN are those
who are only III for limited mill
tary service nv reason Of some
physical defect: they may he
sent anywhere In the United
States for training and their
duty IL limited To such work
81 they are physically able ia
perform.
Albert Lynch. O 7 was born
IN Pennsylvania and have lived IN
Detroit since 1919. / have my
discharge from the army in World
War / and my fathers citizenship
pa pers hut can't get my own hap
tismsl papers as there Is no record
IL ther' ~ tho cttuck .vfhGEe L,waS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

The duties Of the Dawn
Patrol or the Dusk Patrol are
not exactly similar Ia those Of
the ancient and extinct dOdo
bird. hut Scouting Squadron
NS-42 was not averse Ia
choosing n mascot from so
distant "A past.
To the bird Of their choice.
however. they have given
quizzical. hut grim, express
sion: modern headphOnes for
purposes Of transmitting in
Formations; n spyglass dang
ling al the throat for supple
mentation OF vision: a lighted
American made stOgie In beak
10 insure n smoke screen
when on n protective mission.
and bomb at readiness In
the claws a. An Indication Of
offensive and defensive cspa-
bilities.
Combat Insignia Stamp,
Design CODyr light 1912,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

was overcome by smoke in q IRE
set in the eastern penitentiary by
prisoners protesting a cut in sugar
IrationS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Repairs Planned
AT Fair Grounds
1,wr, Sta" Correspondent,

tor Van Wagner will. soon call
the Little legislature into Sos.
sion to obtain So. 900 for build
ing repairs at the state fair
grounds, Detroit, it was. revealed
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Conviefs Set Prison Afre

PHILADELPHIA. March p
CUP).-One convict was suffo-
Gated today and at least one other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Tor the Inside News" ~
Warrington. Follow Paul Nal
hens Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

ARR th,f0dns out ,.,at .,Ian.y
city employees work only IS hours
weekly that Sc federal employees
work "a hours and state employees
40, the report stated
Establishment OF q longer
work week for general city en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Detroit should adopt general
work week Of 40 10 Al hours for
all city employees, except police
men and fremen, to increase pro-
and effect economies to
finance proposed increases in city
pay, officials Of five civic organi-
cations declared Saturday in a
study of the cltys financial con-
ditlon.
The officials who made the
study and sent a report 10 COM
mon council are Lewis f.. Haskins.
secretary Of the Detroit Real
Estate Board; Henry Steffne. di-
rector Of the Michigan public
expenditures survey; G.. Oliver
Frick. executive secretary of the
Business Property Association !:
Lent d. Epson. director OF the
Detroit Bureau of Government
and William p. Lovett.
executive secretary Of the Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Combat Insignia Stamp,
Design Copyright. 1912,
Hearst Publications. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
N|drch Of Events About i'"" 1 War
by BENJAMIN DeCasseres-

have been crooks, war-makers,
political footpads, torturers OF
minorities, racial. religious and
political: diseased, lecherous,
kept scum of the EARTH"
"Oom and ouch" said Pete,
looking Jelly al the eggshells
while he drew on his lemon.
"Give me, for really great
and ideal rulers" resumed the
professor, "the most mediocre
and obscure Of our presidents.
They rise like Olympians over
the whole gang Of czars, kings,
emperors, dukes. princes, politi-
clans and diplomats of Europe
and Asia from the dawn of
recorded history. I'll take Mar
tin Van Buren,, William Henry
Harrison, John TYLER, Zachary
Taylor. James X. Polk, Willard
Fillmore. James Buchanan, An
drew johnson, Rutherford X.
Hayes. James A. Garfield, Ches-
ter A. Arthur. Benjamin Harri-
son, William Mckinley, William
Howard Taft, Harding and Cool
idge i'm preference To almost any
one Of the three or four hundred
titled rulers you could name"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
What War Bonds Buy

That yolngster of yours in
grade school or that boy of
teen age unable to finish or
enter upon his college education
during war time. Will YOU be
able To send them 10 college
when the time comes or when
the peace comes? You can start
building fund for that college
education today by joining the
pay roll savings plan for the
regular purchase of war bonds
at your office or factory.
Smart money is investing in
United States war bonds, get
ting 81 back for every So in
vested. SO stop spending
aid in preventing initiation
help win the war by your pur-
chase Of war bonds and build
that fund for the education of
your children. Top that 10 per
cent by New Years.
United states Treasury Department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Don't Drive for Fun

DETROIT motorists the whole have been pretty
II scrupulous about conserving gas and tires since gas
ratonng into effect Surveys indicate there has not
been much casual needless driving.
1t IS natural that people feel like relaxing during the
Christmas holiday perc4 But in this time OF war none
of afford TO relax That is why Edward T. Broad
well OPA state gas ratonng officer urges Detroiters to
be just careful about motoring for the next week
they have heen up date.
THE need for rubber in the program, he reminds
lis still vital that patriotic mOtorist will waste
it by driving his needlessly just because it is the
Christmas season"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Science Finds
Blood Causes
Sleep Tossing
Heart Action Increases
Before Body Shifts
By GOBIND BEHARI LAL
International New. Service science Editor

International News Service science Editor
NEWLY found relationships be-
~ tween the human heart
action and movements Of the
body in sleep are proving more
important from the viewpoint of
health and efficiency of all types
of workers and armed forces.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Jackson of the
United States naval training sta
ton at Newport. R. l., has found
during sleep the action of the
heart increases few minutes
before the body changes its posi-
ton.
After the new position Of est
has been assumed, the heart ac-
ton slows down.
This confirms the theory that
the change in the position OF
the body during sleep, is caused
by congestion of the blood
within the body.
DEMAINING in one position
IL causes interference with the
free circulation of blood. Blood
begins 70 slow down in its flow,
and other fluids of the body also
become stagnant. This is not
good for the body. In addition
the body becomes overheated in
certain parts, through lack of
ventilation.
Irritation due to congestion
Of blood and lack of ventila-
ton. and overheating. Of certain
parts Of the body, causes the
body movements.
Doctor Jackson is carrying on
further Investigations TO obtain
more information concerning the
stimulus" the special bodily
irritation, that results in move
ments of the body in sleep.
The purpose of the whole in
vestigation was 10 learn how
sleep could he made most restful
and recreative.