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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Allied Music
estivdI
Tuesday

TTNHE DETROIT SYMPHONY
Il ORCHESTRA'S Allied Musi-
cal Festival Of three nationalistic
concerts, all-British. Tuesday,
February "a; all-Russion. Thurs
day, February 26; all-American.
Saturday, February %; in Ma
sonic Auditorium, with the
donated assistance of seven
world-famous artists. promises
TO become one Of the greatest
single weeks OF music Detroit
has ever known, in the opinion
of DR.. Fred T. Murphy, preSi-
dent OF the Detroit Symphony
Society.
Alec Templeton will play a
first performance here of his
own RhapSodie Harmonique for
piano and orchestra at the ALL
British program Tuesday night.
Dorothy Maynor. soprano, on
this same program, will sing
two Handel Arias -Care Selve
from Atlanta and Rejoice
Greatly from The Messiah. -"
Miss Maynor also will offer
Stressa. of Watts. and Beach's
All. Love But a Day" Victor
Koiar will conduct this concert.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
48 Defendants Plead Innocent
In $1O,O0O,OOO Lottery Cose

considerable wealth and political
influence, have been able to remain
in business despite the numerous
attempts of local law enforcement
agencies to enforce local statutes
barring lottery activities
The FBI did not disclose details
of the numbers game operation, but
Stewart Lynch, Federal district
judge at Wilmington, said it was
based on figures in the daily Treas
ury balance Mr. Lynch said the
leaders weekly cut on the game was
reported to have been 100000, and
that they were indicted as a result
of grand jury investigations going
on since September, 1910.
Those arraigned before Federal
District Judge Stephen w. Bren-
nan were indicted by Federal
grand jury here May q on charges
of conspiracy to violate the Federal
law forbidding transportation of
lottery tickets across State lines
following some similar indictments
in Wilmington.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Seven Army Flyers Killed
As Bomber Crashes, Burns

BY the Associated Press.
WENDOVER, Utah, July 8-Three
officers ano four enlisted men were
killed last night in the crash and
burning of their Army bomber on
Bonneville Salt Flats, about 10 miles
east
The dead, as listed by 1t. L. T.
Wall, base public relations officer,
are:
First 1t. Ard1ur L. Birloffi, Spo-
kane, Wash.
Second 1t. Van Vanberbie, Los
Angeles, Calf.
Second 1t. Floyd R. Reno, st.
Joseph, Mo.
Pvt. J. r. Swami, Albany, Ga
Pvt. Kenneth M. Gillies, Jackson,
Mich
Pvt. Eugene P. Holsey, Tulsa, Okla.
Pvt. Homer r. EmsWiler, Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Roosevelt and Flynn
Discuss New York s
Political Outlook
White House Stand on
Governor UncIorified;
Choirmon Boosts Ewing
By the Associated Press

BY tne Associated Press.
President Roosevelt talked over
New York politics at a luncheon
conference today with Edward J.
Flynn, Democratic national
chairman, but there was no indi-
cation whether the two had
agreed on a potential Democratic
nominee for Governor.
Mr.. Flynn has been backing Oscar
Ewing, New York City attorney, for
the post.
He told reporters he thought Mr..
Ewing would meet the qualifications
for a candidate whom the President
could support Mr.. Roosevelt let it
be known yesterday that he would
back any liberal nominee who had
a record of 100 per cent support of
his foreign policies before Pearl
Harbor.
Says Several Measure Up.
Mr.. Flynn said number of per-
sons would measure up to that
standard, including State Attorney
General John j. Bennett, who has
the Endorsement of James A. Farley,
State Democratic chairman, and
Senator James NJ Mead.
The Democratic candidate will be
selected at State convention late
next month. While Mr.. Bennett
claims to have some two-thirds of
tho onnunrti0f, 1ionI
Flynn was unwilling to say that the
matter of selecting a nominee was
foreclosed yet. He said he had one
stock phrase to apply to that point,
The convention will decide"
The national chairman said, re-
plying to an inquiry, that he
imagined Mr. EWing's name would
be presented to the convention. but
he remarked that the delegation
from the Bronx, of which he is
the leader, was not pledged to
anyone.
Won't Discuss Possible Row.
Mr.. Flynn ventured no opinion
whether any serious fight might
develop at the convention or on
whether such a scrap would jeop-
ardize Democratic prospects.
He said he had talked with Mr..
Roosevelt not only about New York
but about political situations else
where in the country and said that
as a result of the congressional
elections this fall "the House will
certainly remain Democratic. He
was even willing to predict without
a specific number that
the Democrats would gain some
seats.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Committee Abandon,
Plan 10 Raise Rates
On 7 Postal Glasses
Means l02 Million Loss
In Toxes;; Freight Levy
Boost Irks Henderson
BY the Associated Press.

The House Ways and Means
Committee decided today to drop
a once-approved plan to raise
$102 100000 in additional revenue
by increasing second and third
class postal rates and turned the
question over to the House Post
Office Committee.
Members said that the reversal
followed disclosure by Post Office
Department officials that they could
not make effective before next jan
uary l new rates on those categories
of mail which would make up a
deficit estimated at $l00,000,000
The committees decision reduced
to $5.922 100000 the new revenue
the proposed bill would raise.
At the same time, members said
that Leon Henderson, price admin
istrator, was preparing a strong
protest against the committees ten
tative agreement on a per cent
freight and express tax on the
ground that it would complicate the
job of maintaining present price
levels.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Pravda Notes Increase
In Arms Reaching Soviet
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, July 8.-Pravda said
today that Adolf Hitler was taking
advantage of the absence of a sec
ond front in Europe to press his
offensive against the Vorenzh re-
gion of Russia, but noted that
every month we are receiving more
material and arms from England
and the United States"
The Communist paper said that
Hitler expects the tempo of devel-
opment of the anti-Hitler coalition
will be behind his own tempo and
he will be able to continue his old
tactics of fighting his enemies sep
arately."
The newspaper added that Hitler
needed more time to organize his
offensive this year and said:
1T is also more difficult for Hitler
this year to summon the great
forces he threw into the offensive
on the Russian front. He
is forced to slacken even more his
rear in the west"
Evening star., 1942-07-08
First Army Specialist
Called From D. {. Area

Capt. Arthur Calvin Bready, AZ,
Of silver Spring, Md, who is believed
to be the first local man commits
stoned in the Army Specialist Corps,
was ordered to active duty today at
the Allegheny Ordnance Depot,
Cumberland, Md, on July 13.
In his new assignment Capt.
Bready will take over three JOBS,
those of assistant fiscal and legal
officer in charge of contracts, ad-
ministrative assistant in charge OF
plant administration and as execu-
tive assistant.
The Army specialist graduated
from Western Maryland College and
from the University of Maryland.
He taught mathematics in the Rock
vile public schools and in Westmin-
ster. Md, from 1921 to 1887 After
graduating from Columbus Unlver-
sity Law School in 1887, he practiced
law in Washington.
During the World War he served
as a private. One Of the principal
obiectives of the Army Specialist
Corps is to relieve officers from
duties which civilians can perform.
Before going to Cumberland, Capt.
Rready reported today to the office
of the chief of ordnance.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
.0P'A toGrant
Candidates. All
eyDesire
Poll Workers Also
To Be Allowed
Exfrn Rnfione
Earlier Story on Page A-1.)

Final regulations for perma-
nent gasoline rationing in the
East, issued by the OPA late to-
day, allow members of Congress
unrestricted use of their automo-
biles and also contain a provision
stating that supplemental rations
may be issued Ito carry persons
to and from the polls for the
purpose of voting in public elec-
tionS."
Included also under special pur-
poses for which extra gasoline may
be obtained is one providing for use
by bona fide candidate for pub
lie office for purposes essential to
the prosecution of his candidacy"
Will Get c Books.
Members of Congress were severe
ly censured when many of them
obtained x cards under the tenn
porary rationing plan. They will
be permitted G books under per-
manent rationing, but as many books
as are needed in performance of
duty will be issued.
That part of the regulations per-
tanning to members of Congress
states:
Daily or periodic travel between
home or lodgings shall not be
deemed performance of official busi-
ness or carrying out an official
function, except that travel by duly
elected members of Federal or State
legislative bodies % between their
places of residence and the city or
town OF legislative session, 90 with
in such city or town and within
their respective legislative districts
in connection with their functions
as legislators Except daily or Pc
riodlc travel between home or lodg-
1ngs and fixed place of work., or
CD elsewhere in pursuit of legisla-
tive business, shall be deemed the
carrying out of an official Junction.
Other New Regulations.
A further. provision of the regula-.
tionS states that beginning July 81,
no gasoline may be used in a motor
vehicle registered in the ration area
and customarily garaged in that area
unless ration card has been issued
the vehicle. This was inserted so
that the buffer zone OPA has set up
around the ration area will not be
violated.
In a summary of details of the
rationing program, OPA said the
special rations also could be provided
by local boards for persons who need
them to obtain medical treatment,
to demonstrate an automobile for
sale, or to carry persons and equip
ment on scientific expeditions.
The regulations provide that, to
qualify for supplemental rations, car
owners must show that their neces-
sary driving will exceed $50 miles
a month. However, the strict car
pooling requirements must be OBJ
served in obtaining any additional
allowances granted by the supple
mental ration books, OPA empha-
sized,
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Is jap Bombers Attack
Island in Torres Strait
Es the Associated Press.

IN the Associated Press.
GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS, Australia. July 8.-Ex-
cept for raid by 16 Japanese bomb
ers, which caused slight damage to
the alrdrome on Horn Island, in the
Torres Strait between Northeastern
Australia and New Guinea, Gen.
MacArthur's headquarters COM
munlque reported today only inter
mittent air reconnaissance" on the
South Pacific front.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Women Police Report

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 8 tEp. -
Three women police officers reported
for duty today at Bell Aircraft Corp,
the vanguard of scores to be hired
and attired in feminine version OF
the standard company police uni
form. They were assigned to inside
work with the same duties as male
guards.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
British Embassy Clerk
Files Divorce Suit

Theodore Cornelius, clerk at the
British Embassy here, filed suit yes
terday in Reno, New, for dlyorce
from Winifred Ada Cornelius, living
in Eastbourne, Sussex, England.
Mr.. Cornelius has been on indef-
mite sick leave from his position at
the Embassy for several weeks, Of
ficialS there stated.
He was married il London Sep
tember 3, 1881. and has one child.
Mr.. Cornelius in his suit charges
three years of separation against
his wife.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Jackson Expected TO Tell
Political Plans Sunday
BULLETIN.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (P.-Vin-
cent F. Long of Baltimore, who
campaigned as Vincent L. Giert-
toski while seeking the Demo-
cratic nomination for the United
States Senate in 1910, was certi-
fed today as candidate for
Governor, subject to the Septem-
ber primary elections.
BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 8.-The Eve
ming Sun said today that Mayor
Howard w. Jackson of Baltimore
was expected to issue statement
Sunday renouncing bid for the
governorship because he felt that
the war situation required him to
retain his mayoralty post.
The newspaper said Mayor jack
son declared he was ready to make
the statement on Sunday regarding
his future political course" but
that he declined to indicate what
that would be.
while he was disinclined to reveal
in advance of formal statement
what his decision will be-" the paper
said, sit has been indicated clearly
by the trend of recent discussions
that in his view the responsibilities
resting upon him as Mayor make it
his duty to remain at the city hail."
There has been much speculation
about Mayor Jackson's political
plans, especially since his Demo-
cratic party rival, Gov. O'Conor, has
not yet announced for reelection
although he is expected to do so in
the near future.
Gov. OConor defeated Mayor
Jackson in the Democratic pri-
mary election four years ago.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
North Carolina Curbs
Traffic to Hide Car
Liqhts From Subs
By the Associated Press.

BY tHe Associated PreSS.
ATLANTA. July 8.-Fourth
Corps Area headquarters today
ordered several North Carolina
coastal roads closed to night
traffic because of evidence that
recent submarine sinkings
along the coast were assisted
by lights from motor vehicles"
The highways were ordered
closed to all through traffic ex-
cept on such parts as are in
cluded within the bounds of
municipalities. Provision is
made for egress and ingress of
all bona fde residents living on
or adjacent to the highways,
but those entitled to drive the
roads at night are expected to
use parking lights and not 60
more than Is miles an hour.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
EkIund, in First Time on Stand,
Denies Killing CoIored Youth

did you shoot at or kill Hyland
McClaine?" Mr.. Whelan asked.
Il did not"
In reply to a question whether
he had left the apartment he shared
with his mother on the night of the
shooting, Eklund answered: "Oh,
no, sir"
The defendant declared that the
statements of Marvin Richard Har-
low, star Government witness who
has testified that Eklund admitted
killing McClaine, were all ridicu-
lous-none are true"
Evening star., 1942-07-08
By the Associated Press.


ALBANY, N Y. July 8.-Forty-
eight defendants in an alleged lot
terry ring with a $10,000,000 annual
take in Eastern seaboard States
pleaded innocent today in Federal
District Court.
Among those who entered pleas
we're four of five Cohen brothers
described by J. Edgar Hoover, FBI
director, as leaders of the ring bro
ken up by smoothly timed raids in
March in SO cities They were Frank
Cohen, Albany; Charles and Louis,
Miami, Fla, and Harry, Alexan-
dria Bay, N. Y.
A fifth brother, Joseph, of Will
mington, Del, will be arraigned
July l3 in Utica.
Bail for each of the alleged prin-
cipals, formerly fixed at $4,000 in
this district, was reduced to 5000.
At the time of the defendants
arrest, Mr.. Hoover said Louis Cohen
and associates, because of their
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Submarine Captures
Latvian Ship Master
After Sinking Ship
Thirty-Four Survivors of
Attack Off East Coast
Reach Port Safely
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AN EAST COAST PORT, July
8-The master and an ordinary
seaman of a Latvian cargo ship
were taken prisoner aboard an
Axis submarine which shelled
and sank the medium sized ves-
sci off the Atlantic Coast the
afternoon of June 20, survivors
reported on their arrival at this
East Coast port.
Crew members said that Capt
Janic Martinsons of Skriveros
Latvia, and Ordinary Seaman Ber-
nardo Gardana of Spain were taken
aboard the submersible.
The other "a crewmen sailed in
two lifeboats for five days before
they were picked up by rescue ves-
sells, the Navy announced in making
public the sinking today.
Attacked With Machine Guns.
After surfacing three-quarters of
mile from the ship the enemy
raider drew closer and opened fire
with a machine gun and deck gun
Machine gun bullets sprayed the
wheelhouse and radio shack and
two shells struck forward on the
starboard side.
Radio Operator A. Kerns said he
crawled into the shack on his stom-
ach but was unable to send a call
for aid because the sending set had
been wrecked by bullets. Gardana
leaped overheard and was not seen
again by his shipmates.
The submarine crew ceased firing
until the men on the ship had aban-
doned her and rowed a mile and a
half distant. The pigboat then drew
alongside the masters lifeboat and
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Won't Aid japan

WARDHA, India, July Dr.
Pandit JaWaharlal Nehru, Indian
leader whose influence is second
only to that of Mohandas K. Gandhi,
told the press today that the ALL
India Congress Committee intend
ed, so far as we can" to avoid do
ing anything to assist Japan. The
committee now is In session,
Evening star., 1942-07-08
French Warned of Death
For Aiding Purochutists
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
VICHY, Unoccupied France, July
8-German authorities in Paris
issued a warning today that death
is the penalty for any one in the
occupied zone who gives aid in
any manner whatever to any mem
ber of an enemy airplane crew or
enemy parachutist.
At the same time rewards were
promised to any Frenchmen report
ing the descent of parachutists or
the presence of British or American
planes which might make forced
landings or be shot down.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, July 8 (P).-Stocks
higher; steels lead general up
turn. Bonds even; some rails,
utilities improve. Cotton steady;
local covering and New Orleans
buying.
CHIC A G O.-Wheat sharply
higher; -four buying; higher loan
legislation. Corn higher with
wheat.
Hogs steady TO Is lower: top,
STATS. Cattle, choice steers,
yearlings. 10-l5 higher early;
closing weak.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Suffolk Downs

FOURTH RACE--Purse, $1,000; maiden
2-year-olds: 5l2 furlongs
Sky Bound tBrunelle) 1910 400 > so
Ogma tAdairl 900 $40
Uncle Billie's WINNER 800
Time. :05H3.
Also ran--Attendant. DizZy Heights, Tee
Wee. CahanlSl and Naldina WAY.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Dickerson Is Named
Camden Track Head
By the Associated Press.

CAMDEN, N. J., July 8-The Gar
den State Racing Association an
nounced today the appointment of
Woods Dickerson as track superin-
tendent. He has served for 20 years
in similar capacity at Laurel track
in Maryland.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Arlington Park

THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 500 claiming;
3-year -oldS; furlones
Gem w tFalonb 740 44d $50
Transformer (McRohertsl 40 4 90
SILK Yarn Garner $40
Time. 1928
Also ran--Marmac, Syrian Boy. Prince
OMars. Lichema, Old Smokey, Counter
balance and Crown Colony.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Cary Grant Morries Barbara Hutton

LAKE ARROWHEAD, Calf OFN.-Cary Grant of the movies
the onetime poor girl" Barbara
ton married today For nearly years the two had
been regular companions cinema colony affairs. Mr.
Grant 49, only last week became American citizen His
wfes fortune has varousy estimated from $20000
600 to s300OO00O She born November a. 1872 in New
York the daughter of Frankyn Hutton the former
Edna Wooworth daughter of F. w. Woolworth.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Earlier Story on Page B-1)

John Eugene Eklund, charged
with the murder of Hyland Nc
elaine, this afternoon took the
witness stand in District Court
for the first time in his current
trial and denied having killed the
colored youth.
Asked by Defense Attorney Harry
T. Whelan if he had been in the
vicinity of the shooting in Rock
Greek Park the night of October
IA, 1910, the 26-year-old defendant
replied: mo, sir, I was not
Evening star., 1942-07-08

THIRD RAcE-Purse. 5000: claiming
Man ct Arms tBocson) $40 $40 $50
Blue Gander tMiller) 6.l0 so
Westing (Napier) $50
Time, 203s
Also ran--Reign Supreme. Vestsle, 6. c.
Hamilton, Micro Play and Time Passes.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Empire City

FOURTH RACE-Purse, 50 900: claim
ing; 3-year -olds and Up.. I,s miles.
Get Of tCllngman) $50 80 go
Argo Rouge fMerritD $50 go
Yankee Party (Thompsonl go
Time, l.46is.
Also ran--High Command, Chickore
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Film Man Chokes to Deoth

HOLLYWOOD, July 8 (P.-Rob-
ert A. Golden, As, an assistant film
director, choked to death early to-
day on piece Of steak. Doctors re-
moved the obstruction but he died
shortly afterward.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Late Races

Earlier Results. Selections and
Entities for Tomorrow, Page TX.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
new RULES GIVE CONGRESS UNLIMITED GAS
Late News Bulletins
Toxicob Drivers Agree to New Rate

taxicab rate, running from 80 So 10 to 80 cents
for the four compared with the old of 3d. 40 60
and 80 agreed to this afternoon
of the United Taxcab Drivers Ing conference the
District Building absence Public
Utilities Commission with drivers earlier
in the day.
Earlier Story Page AID
Evening star., 1942-07-08
ReIqion Rexist Mayor Reported Slain

VICHY Unoccupied France pa report from Brussels
today said Demare 26-year old Rexs (pro-
Mayor of the town of RanSart had been slain his office
by wearing uniform of the Belgian gendarmerie
The killer escaped.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
HundIey Trial Testimony Completed

Testimony completed shortly before pm today in
the District Court trial of Hiram Ben Hundley Washington
tire dealer accused Of selling tires in violation of Federal
raong regulations Counsel then prepared prayers
Earlier Story Page A-3D
Evening star., 1942-07-08

(See SINKING, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Weather Forecast

Warmer today; rather high temperature tonight
Temperature today-Highest 78 at 2:1o pm.
lowest, 81 at Gas am. II at 4:30 pm
from the UniIeo states wesrner Bureau Report.
Full Details Page Az.