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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11

81 am 50 glad" ] told Sadie,
the long distance telephone OPP
orator who, at the mandate Of
the captain of the state troopers.
had been looking up the records
of all long distance calls re-
ceived during the last month by
Professor Diswell. Just wait
a second, please" I said, until
get pencil and paper"
professor DIswell." began
Sadie crisply. "since he has lived
up here, has had less than n
dozen long distance calls each
year. His bank and his lawyers
telephone him about every three
months. and he occasionally calls
them; also shops In New York.
but not often. All those calls
have been made In the daytime.
NIGHT CALL FROM ". Y.
"a month ago, however" she
went on. eve had a call for Pro-
fessor Diswell from New York
at 2 o'clock In the morning. IL
was n person 90 person call, and
because Of that fact the operator
remembered IL very well. In
fact"-there was a note Of
amusement in Sadie's voice-"T
am afraid her real Overstepped
her observance OF rules bit,
for she seems TO have overheard
their talk"
81 am very glad she did" I
said.
II thought you would be"
Sadie commented, and l made a
mental guess that the chief
operator had relaxed discipline
and encouraged the night opera
tor to repeat what she had
overheard.
WAS II man OF a woman
who called him." / asked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Service Notes
Service Notes
Detroiter Goes
To Utah Camp

Pvt. Alfred Hawkins, 1905 Wis
consin, has been transferred to
Wendover Field. Utah. following
completion of his basic army
training at Camp Joseph Robin
son, Ark
Edward Kulick, 7041 Coleman,
Dearborn, who has been serving
on the USS Spencer in the coast
guard. has been promoted to an
electricians mate. third class.
| Pvt. Edward A. Coleman. 1919
Syracuse. has been promoted to be
a corporal. He is member Of the
37th training battalion at Camp
Croft, S. c.
Pvt. Francis A. Doody, 6946
Bruckner. has been advanced to
be corporal in Co. L, End Regi-
ment at the quartermasters re-
placement training center in Fort
Warren, Wyo.
James w. Hernden, 2172 New
port avenue, has been promoted to
be first class private after
graduating second in his class at
the aviation ordnance school, naval
air station, Jacksonville. Fla.
Six members of the Heionen
family, 50S7 Spokane avenue, are
doing their part to help Uncle
Sam lick the Nazis. Pvt. Clyde
c. Heinonen recently received his
stripes as a sergeant at Fort Knox
Ky, where he is a technician.
Blaine is a staff sergeant in the
air corps and was commended for
Exceptional bravery during the
Pearl Harbor bombing. An adopted
son is in the bomber intelligence
department and another in the
navy A son. 1S. works in a de-
Tense plant as does the father.
Another son. IL. sells defense
stamps and the mother Is doing
Red Cross work.
Pvt. alexander Freshman, 80.
of 1869 Genesee avenue, has been
promoted TO corporal of the 740th
military police at Camp Custer.
IFrischman returned to service a
month ago after his automatic re-
lease because of age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Swdp-Ride Survey
To Aid War Workers

A WPA survey Of war plants
and workers in order to set up 6
"swap-ride" transportation system
among the employees will be begur
next week, Donald Slutz. city
transportation co-ordinator re.
ported today to Mayor Edward j
Jeffries Jr.
zone hundred WPA workers
will develop spot maps showing
the residence OF all men on each
shift at every plant which de-
cides to put the swap-ride plan
into operation" Slutz reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Pitfalls OF Love . By Adele Garrison

for any call, and told her to
put the man on at once.
"You can imagine that by
this time the girl was pretty
excited herself, and his mem
ton OF suit against the
company made her subsequent
listening to the conversation
almost excusable."
wholly excusable," I amend
ed with emphasis. please tell
me what was said"
Well" Sadie hesitated, as IL
refreshing her memory, "she
put the New York man on the
phone and the first thing he
said was: Professor Diswell!
Don't you remember me? This
r. shawn; shawn Rue you used
20 call me-"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Boy Scouts Training
As Raid Messengers

To expedite the organization OF
the Boy Scout messengers corps
for the office of civilian defense,
the Detroit council of the Boy
Scouts will conduct several scout
master conferences during the
next two weeks on the organiza-
tons war service program.
The meetings will be held at
Burroughs intermediate School,
tonight; Jackson intermediate
School, tomorrow; Barbour Inter-
mediate School, Wednesday;
Neighborhood Club, Crosse Pointe,
May Is, and Southeastern High
School, May 19.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11

"a man." Sadie repli ed
promptly. AT first the operator
thought his name was Johnson
the connection was not very good
and Professor DiswelI refused
TO take the reverse call, for
which he would have to pay, say
ing he knew no one of that name.
Then the New York man be-
came very excited, said the
operator had made a mistake
In the name and demanded. AL
most In tears, she said, that she
tell Professor Diswell the name
was shaw Mr.. Ian Rue
shawn"
My hand went TO my throat.
WHAT" I almost shrieked.
please say that again"
IT would better spell t." she
said competently. and did so:
Ian Rue Shawn"
could not speak for so Ions
that Sadie, evidently thinking the
had been broken, askeC
with concern, Are you there, Mrs
eyes, yes" I told her fever
ishly, "and thank you very
much. This n tremendously i'm
portant information TO me, and
shall be glad Of any additional
crumb of information you can
give me. Did your operator note
Professor Diswclps reaction to
the name she gave him."
GREATLY EXCITED
Indeed she did, Sadie an
Swered. 81 guess she'll remem-
Der Il always, for the old man,
when he understood the name,
became violently excited. He
asked what the dew. she had
meant by giving him the name
OF Johnson; said he would pay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
'Stagndtion Area
Reported Widened

Urging study and planning by
city officials. the Detroit Bureau
Of Governmental Research today
pointed out "the loss or stagnatior
population area is no longer con.
fined within the boulevard"
cit has been extended roughly
to Livernois avenue, McNichols
and Corners road" says a bull
letin. Surrounding these declin-
ing areas are sections which
gained In population by as much
as so per cent"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Hoover Gets Decree

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May IL
(INS).-J. Edgar Hoover, FIJI
chief. and the most Rev. George
L. Leech, d. D., ]. c. D., were
awarded the honorary degree of
doctor of laws at Notre Dame Uni
Iversity's ninety-eighth commence
lment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Cass Techs Concert

Cas- Technical High Schools
music department will present its
annual spring concert at 8 p. m.
Wednesday and Thursday in the
school auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Connolly Answers

1-(a) Ellen; OBJ Portia; (c)
Elizabeth Barrett.
2-(a) g; (b) a; (c) s.
3-(a) Jean Sibelius; OBJ Ben
Jonson: (c) Stephen Foster.
@(a) Sweden; (b) Belgium;
(c) Italy.
a(a) The Rivals" Sheridan:
(b) RIP Van Wrinkle"
Irving; (c) Vanity Fair"
Thackeray.
6-(a) College song; (b) spirit
ual; (c) hymn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11

By Zane Grev

Yes; a sixtieth part Of q
second.
2-The phrase traces back 10
Thomas. one Of the II
Apostles.
Sit is said to have originated
when the membership Of the
exchange stood at 1883 per-
sons.
Am ensign Of the largest sire
Is hoisted to the flagstaff and
ensigns are flown at each
masthead.
Sail.
6-Dactylology.
f--Eeavfng port.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11

"The Wishing Well" has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26
Kent L.auded.
Bold Altman
Of Louisburg

Death i'm 49," crash ui q military
plaE' IN England Tuesday 81 81,
OAK" o., Kent xCCailCd To- distant L.
."'.N"s ~ Henderson today an 49,
r.d'U' I'D. several weeks ago Iul,l\im.
RAE FuGh' Commander Tom NIi"u.
ul IDuusDUrG. WHO since then ns..
been reported missing and l., ur,-
>untd To- have been lost. The NllCr.
~" related To- the family ul Mi. T.
W Edwards. Of Henderson. tho miss
ING youth being Il son Of l.. l.. hIl,l.
OF Lorl-hurg.
N"w-pgror~ a few Sundays arr
carried 20 picture al the DIku If
Kent. Cd: tho British royal family. and
Tom Allen. 30. cd iogcthcr. .ut.'-
wh"r" ~ England at an RAP has.
III" duke, brother oi KIM Grr.. .
VI visited Commander Allen To- cor
Graiul1;" him and IiS sguajrpr o..
sinking a German ship last May -
Allen iI',r -, invited 10 lur"h ..Ir
hc KING and queen.
Alien. who la an allnuuI- 81 ST.;
College. Na. later Iopnl1"a rs. IT,.
utter action dn". the I.u%i % l'....-
mel.
II" Young man. ,ccl#up ni-rr
. luT". volunteered ~ tfc RI" ilr.,
before the tr.'rd state. .u'rr,H T.
wa. and had hcru,u, or.r pi i.. l,.r.
i"uk pilut~ of tn" RAJ. he haze uc,t,
. on none '"Tu sixty raids r,.v g.,
/ continent. and vas credited wrtu
many daring achievements -, pm
/ NCipdicd Iu the .OnO-plHu" hulrf.ug
. Of t"I"'>rc. Germany, several w,c.
I ago
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26
Soldier Center Is Given
Name Service Mems Club
tentative Budget of
$500 Approved bv
the Council to Pay for
Remoaeling and F..
sential Services One
Year.

if" ~" l'cr, Ut,u nd ir,,.....
- center for s't'.,c.. ,rno r, ,,''-
~ IN" corner of Brc"l,, uIicl,,, cue" ,''.,
NNCh" streets. formerly ia. ,"'u
- iNi"r Station. Wa r,,:r..,,r,." i,h
slHnat"d the Service N.cr.. I'm w.
re NHn"" County H,crr,.,.,, -, ~
ell. which Tuesday cycnina r,.,., M
'ir>t meeting 10 bc convened -, . ,,c
site. I'll Inc
There has nccn com.idv.ah!c co,
fusion regarding Tic name n, '. ~
new center. with many q. ,pp. VIZ
icrrIng !" /; Il the USC cI,,,
though the CSD has nu;D.rn ,r.''.
ever I" do with it and ma. ,r,,.''',I
10 consider Henderson "a. r.r,. ' .',''
assistance in developing a llror,,.,' =.
activities III this county irr ,., ~,
mon. ''N'''
n tentative budget ul sam ,,....
approved b" the council q, fin. ..,',,, '
ing Tuesday evening. This vail r,,,
vide Tor r,modclng and cn,.,y,,,.,
me building and for -. Cu.r,f .rr.H
t." Tor ON" year The budget doe, r,..
MAKE provision t"r any slipr,,.t.,,,..
i"F IN" CLUB. since II /, Understood
tho WPA wlll provide TN" r,.,.,,i,,
N,ili - u part ui us n?ll,n3I nr,.
gram Of IA .Stanc" az Wal r.n,oI.
TIE club building. U.u o., vbi,;,
inns been donated free tor d.,r.t5,.,
Of IA" war bv III" owner. rr:nI,.
y. Stewart and CIV. Roth. na. pr.n
rCmuG, led % that there lana,
shower r"'1 ",'h wash bowls: twa
i"uH&c ANA r'a'mG ruum... ch-cllun
!arl!ll!c comfortable wr,'ln. and
game space and other SERVICES 10
meet thC needs "l travelling 10! fun
Laughed serve men. wiythc. m the
Array, Navy. Marines ur 1lvrcAau,
Marine.
|; w. learned a, the mcrru.
Tuesday ,"Cung tina; the structure
VIII ."r g completed and read.
iur ne pL .,rl,CC mru.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26
Duke Of Kent
Falls To Death
In Plane Crash

London. Aug. 2G.-(AP) - The
Duke Of Kent. youngest brother of
King George VI. was killed ycStcr-
day III the crash Of Il Sunderland fly
ing boa, in Northern Scotland white
on route 10 Iceland on active service
as mir commodore"
The entire crew on the wartime
mission died with him.
Tho Duke. 80. died ON an official
RAf business trip in his capacity Of
spcctor- general OF the air force.
y brief announcement from the Air
Ministry gave no details of tn" crash.
and official circles maintained a
strict silence.
The most air-mindcd Of all the
royal family. the Duke was closely
associated with the Raj and was frc-
quontly seen at fighter and bomber
stations COnvcrSlng with the men.
He always wore his uniform of an
RAF officer.
His was the first death Of y mem
Der of the British royal family in
an airplanc accident.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26
ENC Prices
May Indicate
Highs Here

Tobacco men IL tin, section who
attended season opening IN various
Eastern 'turth Carolina markets on
Tuesday "INC awa% III a spirit of
optimism over prospects Toy prices
n this belt. where sales begin Il
little more than 'wO weeks hence.
I'D Monday. September II.
unul'iCially and Il, an nifhand
gUc>>. one warcaoUscman ha2ardcd
i.' ..vrs;.~: hat ~ 1Nrrng" close II
.r'y Gem wound not he surprising
:ur nrndrr.ou'- opening day He
~HIi IN he area served chiefly by
The larger Eastern Carolina markets
quality w. apparently below stand
80 ha' 'ru' farther hnck toward
NiG'" Belt territory quality of Of
'rrjvg~ was higher. and WAS re-
irc'"d 20 averages paid.
Genera. expectation : tim ;'ian
uwI.r levels viii, continue on into
'r" Middle H"i. where mamt to
H."rr m'u sav choicest types 0f
nr.gH' .lU"-curcd leaf are grown.
And = is the consensus that thi,
years harvest i unusually good. CN-
rr'' -~biy for final curinps. which
w,rr ""t housed until after In" rainy
-'..-nu - III three weeks ago.
N",' opinion beard is tina, grow
"r- will hC we'll pleased with prices
'.ry receive for their offerings. and
'"a' = unght ~ be good season for
'"'w aud for those sections in which
'..y live.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26
HONEY SUBSTITUTES
IN SUGAR SHORTAGE
Daily Dlspa,ch Bureau
I'm the Sir Waller IIotrI

Raleigh. Aug. 26.-p. G.. Craddnrr..
apIary inspector in the State DCpri-
mcnt of Agriculture. today called al
tcntlon To- the fact that Use Of hnn;y
as a SubStitut" for sugar ! moi re-
StriCtCd as 10 home use. Baker. and
other regular industrial users arc
limited to about what they used la,.
year. while bottlcrS. ice cream max
crS and others vino hoped a. "ppb-
bic up the honey supply as sugar
substitute arc definitely limited in
their purchases. The honey crop j.
short this year. due 10 cool. wet
spring weather. but the supply H.
thought to be adequate to normal
demands.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26

found by Mr.. Surprise On tie
Rocky Mount was sis. although
>air> At SIG and Sis were fire.
uGcnt.
The reports al poorer crops i'll
the east held true on the mar
kct.
with the fine quality of the 10
cal tobacco plus the inevitable
"sIiton that henderson IL Il
to- priced market. Mr.. surprise
believes shat il would he impu>-
>.hl.' H. anticipate the 1912 aver
age.
In 1851 thr average WAS SI,.S,
f"r TIE .tCrdrr>Uu nSrlt ~
" impaired with SuiN S2S...: fer
!nc crop ~ 4 !Ul".
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26
Surprise Says Leaf Prices
May Exceed Expectations

The Henderson tobacco mar
kct prices Shuuld exceed all rN-
cept the widest expectations"
Arthur ii. Surprise. sales super
visor fer the iucll market. says
after having visited In" upcuin.
oil the Eastern Carolina markets
yesterday.
Tile buyers Mo have been
generally the support or the
Henderson market were not huN-
ing heavily YESTERDAY. and some
we've net bu'ing =. all" ne said.
re I ,S;r Il i'"rl:us rlirk".~
averaged n,Lr STA ul nEr',i:.
gay IL split AZ grrrIIilN lew
"''''i" b.. I.r h.'h Il safe
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26
TRAFFIC FINE.

Nh. Al T.. Wc-'Cr pad s. M.
tho Office "i the city c'crk &. .u
for traffic rule violation. rrrulu.
there showed today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26

John Adams vas the first Presi-
dent to occupy the White H"rs" r,ov-
M IN Nov ombCr l3nU.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26

The floor area of the Library or
Hungr"- l- more han 'hwtcc. acre,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26
PLEADS Guilty.

PLEADS Guilty.
BONN Fleming. .lr Negro. rl"ldci
rep I.'v ''dr" III civ count f." h"Iua
ri.uus aud di,"drrl,. 1rd May,
'i"ur" 7. Powell taxed Hm with
'.' cost uf court
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26

.'"-s." -o'- ~ nr. y"r. d..
. .w '.. Cauu-I- .c-.D,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-26

At u. s. O. recreation
ccntcrs, you'll sec
how happily icc-cold
Coca.Cola "cuts in to-
make "intcrmission" a
refreshing moment on
the sunny side of things.
II makes for morale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Truck Army Set
For Buy a Tank
Drive Saturday

CONTINUED from Page Three)
Saturday at one Of the follow
Ing locations:
EAST Central, SI36 RiOpeIle,
at Orleans; West Central, 1877
Jones, west of third; Southeast,
1851 Gratiot, 2 blocks west Of
Van Dyke; Southwest, 3545 Vine
wood, three blocks north OF
Michigan; Northeast, 9841
French road, three blocks west
OF Gratiot; Northwest. 774S
Dawson, eight blocks west Of
Livernois; Northern. ISL West
State Fair. west of John r.; and
Western, 1855 Southfield, three
blocks north OF Plymouth"
The following companies ar,
contributing volunteer trucks ant
drivers:
, Carbonated beverage industry
80 trucks.
Brewing industry-Goebel. 20
Carvings, 30: Altes, %; Detroi
Brewing Company, II; Franken
muth. ID: Koppitz. 18; Pfeiffer. 25
Schmidts, %; Stroh's. 40; Z. & B.
1S.
Others-Elio Guredzier, 1915
Harmed. !; Rugener, 1881 Yves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

will be brought out from hiding is
a momentous one. II may not be
completed by Saturday night but
householders are asked by the
committee 10 let the scrap
stay where they put it until II is
picked up.
'Tt will be picked up" stated
Anderson. "even II the campaign
runs over into Monday. We will
get every bit into the pile"
A bit of worthwhile aid 10 the
cause is being given by the Indus
trial Insurance Agents union
(CIO). The union, numbering 500
has been conducting a
house-to-house campaign since last
Tuesday. to bring a personal mes
sage especially to those homes
which may not read newspapers.
The insurance men have been
assigned 300 homes each. They are
pledged to visit each of the 300
homes in their areas before Friday
night and explain the leaflet giving
the reasons for the campaign.
Most of the preliminary work in
the Buy a Tank" drive has been
done. The county committee met
today to make final plans for the
pickup.
1t is now up TO every man.
woman and child in Detroit to do
his or her part.
Gather up the scrap, place II In
front of your home and then man
one of the trucks, if possible, 10
gather IL up. The Times today is
publishing a coupon which should
be sent ahead of the collections on
Saturday so that the DPW trucks
will be sure to stop at your home
Get in the scrap and get out the
SCrdD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

lmobiles-just as II was TO collect
all types of available scrap-so
that no steel furnaces would be
forced to shut down this winter
as they had 10 last winter because
they did not have the old scrap.
SET FIGURES
WPB officials explained that
they hoped TO send approximately
100000 automobiles monthly into
the steel mills during the rest OF
the year.
This would be more than any
period except the months of June
and July of this year.
They pointed out that approx
'mately $500. 900 cars 10 years or
older were registered in the
country.
II necessary. officials said that
they were prepared TO requisitior
the old cars which are not actively
participating in the war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

.Six-Mile, 1; Fisher, 1913 Martin
dale, 5; McFerren Carriage Com
pany, 40 Twelfth street, 5; Atlas
Cast Iron Stove Company, 1913
Livernois, /: Silver Spring Water
Company, 1150 Oakman boulevard,
10: Mcpherson, 1888 Woodrow
Wilson, 1; Detroit Steel Corpora
ton, Oakman boulevard, 2; Michi-
gan Consolidated Gas Company. l;
Charles Olszewski, 1861 Fifty
second avenue. 4: George Eiswirth.
TOSS East Ferry. 4; Chester
Reynolds, 1928 Sussex, 1; William
Todd, 1883 Euclid. /; Marie Will
liams, 4045 Monterey, 1; Elvin
Todd, 935 Mt. Elliott, /; Turner
Carriage and Storage, 1857 How
ard, 4; George Moser e. Sons. 1882
Shields, 1; Sutton. 904 Griswold
Building. 1; Alfred Bayne, 1S40l
Mendoza, 1.
STILL TIME TO REGISTER
There is still time 10 register
volunteer trucks by calling Rich
Thompson at Cherry 1860, who is
supervising traffic and routing
volunteer trucks, as well as $50
city trucks and a number of Wayne
County Road Commission trucks
which will be on the job.
The out-county scrap drive will
begin today with Dearborn leading
off. The reason for Dearborn's
anticipation of the campaign is
that it has been having regular
monthly collections on the last
Thursday of each month.
Inkster, Livonia, BEDFORD and
Highland Park will join with De-
troit on Saturday.
The job of collecting the thou
sands of tons of scrap which the
county salvage committee believes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
Auto Junk Piles DWinllIe
As Mills Plead for Scrap
Dearer Than Gold

THE orders of Mayor Jefes to spend $4,000 to tear
up Is miles Of street tracks for salvage worth
only $3000O may like poor business to people
But it isn't It's the best kind of business because
the shortage of scrap metal for Shells guns tanks and
all other implements of is that the scrap is
literally worth than gold To get the scrap the
army has informed the mayor that money is object.
It must be- obtained if the is to be won. The
city will not bear the full cost Of the tearing up Two
thirds of it will be paid by the WPA.
But the fact that city officials willing to tear up
streets obtain metal which has been ignored for years
should drive home to all of the Importance of the
scrap drive.
You don't have to tear up streets to get your scrap
All you have to do is spend few minutes in your base
ment your garage and drag out the metal which has
been rustng there for years.
Do it today, place it at the curb and the collectors
will pick it up Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24

Prosecutor Stanley Grzankowsid
announced today.
DeRosia is also alleged TO be an
escaped inmate of the Lapeer
Home and Training School for
Predetermined.
He was linked to the attack on
the hunch of 1t. Charles Barker OF
the Lincoln Park police who asked
the six-year-old attack victim TO
identify him, GrZankowsh said. 4
The girls 8-year-old companion
in the assault is still in Children's
hospital. The attack took place,
August IL.
DeRosia was arrested a week
ago by Wyandotte police while
Iendeavoring to enter residence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-24
He's i'm the Army Now
noy Grsrdin Reveals Military Secrets Of How
seleetees Spend Their First Day
CONTINUED from Page Three)

ia stranger ever called my name
right.
Every one marvels at the speed
and efficiency that small group
of officers and non-coms and
soldiers get so many men through
induction every day. And at their
patience.
The hundreds Of men. dressed
only in their mercurochrome num-
bers, going from station TO station
and carrying billfolds.
The music played on the phono-
graph in the reception room 10
keep the inductees entertained.
The eagerness Of all to pass their
physical examinations and the
tragic, depressed look on the faces
Of those who were rejected as
they filed out. And above all the
swearing in Of a great number OF
us at the end of a long day.
DON'T ASK NAMES
A blond lieutenant conducted
the brief ceremony. / don't know
his name. When YOU are being
indicted you don't ask names OF
the men in uniform.
He spoke for a few minutes
to this large group Of tired and
bewildered men. A talk like that
could be pretty corny or II could
be good and intelligent. His was
good and intelligent. And il was
understandable 10 every one. Then
he administered the oath of allegi-
ance TO the United States and 10
their President and their people
l was standing between two
Negroes. know they were weep
ing and the tears came from a
terrific determination. The kind
of intense determination we will
all understand better after this
war is won.