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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
DEADLINE SUNDAY

All entries must be postmarked
not later than midnight, Sunday.
August Is. Address the complete
set of four identified pictures and
planes 70 the Eagle Squadron
Contest Editor. The Detroit Times,
1870 CaSs avenue Detroit, Mich.
The decision Of the judges
selected by The Detroit Times and
the Fox Theater will he final.
NeatneSS viii count in the judg-
ing. Al entries become the prop
erty Of The Detroit Times. and
the Eagle Squadron" producers
and none Will he returned Win.
nerS VIII he notified by letter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10

Three Comic Pages every daN
in Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Cheek luggage,
Railroads Plead

The next time you take that
tram trip. only carry one bag into
the passenger car and check the
rest Of your luggage for the bag
gage car.
That is the request today Of the
Michigan Railroads Association.
officials Of which point ouf the
baggage problem in cars has be
come so acute that even soldiers
arc being done out Of seats by
extra luggage
The association points out many
persons arc riding trains these
DAYS for the first time and are
unacquaintcd with baggage check
inc privileges
Three Comic Pages every daN
in Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10

A appearing in Eagle Squadron" the film that
opens the Theaer Friday and the scrambled parts
plane appearing the SAND picture the FIRST of
series Of four planes and stars to appear in The Detroit
Times consecutive days. Readers identifying the stars
and reassembled planes will be awarded savings bonds
and stamps prizes explained in the article accompanying
this picture The 1000 entries will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one Of many
famous features in ~he Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Winning Rhyme
Brings 10 Poet
81 War Stamps

DO you like 10 rhyme? Nearly
every one does, now and then!
Well, here's your opportunity to
try your hand al verse and maybe
win war savings stamps.
Daily The Detroit Times is
printing five different verses. pay
ing 81 in war savings stamps to
each writer Of a winning rhyme.
Just take the first two lines Of
any nursery rhyme and complete
il with verse of your own, being
sure what YOU write boosts the
sale OF war, savings stamps and
bonds.
Right now you are urged 10 get
out your pen pencil or typewriter
and turn out one or more of these
rhymes. You can write any num-
Der you wish Send your entries
10 the Rhyme Contest Editor, The
Detroit Times. 1870 Cass avenue.
Entries CANNOT be returned.
Contestants. in submitting verse,
agree 10 accept as final tho deci-
sionS Of the Judges. chosen by the
Times.
TODAY'S WINNERS
Here arc todays FIVE prize
winning verses
Submitted by Mrs. Margaret
OStrsnder 6323 Van Dyke avenue:
There II man I'm our town,
And he II wOnderouS wise;
With 10 per cent of all ne earns.
War bonds and stamps he buys.
Submitted by f,dua TToth. 1928
Forest avenue East Detroit:
\ diller, dollar,
\ very bright scholar
Who purchases war bonds each
pay;
With 10 per cent of Of
Each pay once week
That's one of our methods
To make those laps squeak.
Submitted by Mrs J c. Thomp-
son 24lO W Kirby
Rub -dub-dub
Three men in a tub.
All got smart
Joined the 10 per cent club.
The butcher. the baker,
The candlestick maker,
Know with war bonds
They'll all be safer.
Submitted by Mary !. Wilson.
532 Toledo street Adrian
Hickory dickory dock.
The mouse ran mp the clock.
a., lis high time. /" said he,
ITO buy bonds and stay free
Give Hitler and TOTO q shock"
Submitted by Mrs Lillla r.
Becker. 2l2T East Palmer.
Sing a song Of siN-pcnce,
\ pOCketful OF rye:
If We all buy War Stamps
Well make the NaZi crN.
\ little dime won't break us.
But will help our Uncle sam,
So lets all pull together
And buy all the stamps We can.
Send your rhymes and watch
Tho Times You may win War
Savings Stamps Another list al
winning verses VIII appear to-
morrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10

take harmOnica lessons at the
same time on the PWA pay
roll. Report tomorrow morn
Ing with your soX Shined.'
Ito Be Continued
CopsrfEh' 1912 ~ KiuE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Fun and Bonds
For identifying
Stars and Planes

Hoy kids. young and Old
Here's r golden opportunity TO-
win cash and have lots Of fun,
The Detroit Times. in co-opcra-
ton with the Fox Theater, offers
500 in War Savings Bonds and
Stamps in addition to 1000 Anti
Aircraft Range Finders" for
identifying the n m e s. Of the
scrambled planes and stars
published daily for four days.
starting today Isn't that easy
The contest is being run in con-
junction with the opening Of
Eagle Squadron AT the Fox
Thca,cr this coming Friday
First prize will be a $50 War
Savings Bond. second prize. S25I
War Savings Bond; third prize, I
SO in War Savings Stamps, and
the fourth TO Is prizes, inclusive, /.
81 each in War Savings Stamps
And for the first l 900 entries 1
received, the newest novelty.
sensation. the Eagle Squadron
rangefnder viii be awarded.
EACH PLAYS PART
Each plane and star plays an
integral part in the Universal pic
turc. Eagle Squadron produced
by Walter Wangcr The picture is
an authentic screen story of the
first Americans 10 fight in the
Second World War and features
Robert Stack, Diana Barrymore,
Jon Hall Eddie Albert Nigel
Bruce Evelyn Ankers and sup
porting cast of thousands.
Remember. all entries must in
clude the complete series of four
planes and stars properly identi-
fled The stars may be identified
by studying the above cast. and
as 10 be a clue in the planes. here
are some OF the names: "MeSser-
Schmitt' "Spitfire avoia-
Marchetti," "Hcinkel." "Caproni
and German Dive Bomber, -
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02
Aoki Heads
Greater Asia
Tokyo Reveals
New Appointment

TOKYO (From Japan csc
Broadcasts), Nov. 2 - (R -
Kazuo Aoki, 53-year-old former
Finance Minister, was named
yesterday to head Japan's new
Ministry of Greater East Asia.
In his first press conference
Oaki' said one of the reasons for
the establishment of the new
ministry was the necessity of
closer cooperation between the
government and the chief OF
command of the japanese arm
ed forces.
He announced that to further
this cooperation a Greater East
Asia Liaison Committee had
been created within the ministry
and that the War and Navy min
listers would be included In Its
membership.
Aoki defined Japan's war aims
as "the establishment of a new
order based on moral principles
and justice" ;,
"On this PLATFORM" he said,
"all countries within the great
er East Asia sphere will take
their own place with japan as
the central point"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02

fore he went to Germany TO
learn the art of sabotage, was
an enemy of his country.
2. Witnesses testified that al
ter his return Haupt was given
shelter and aid by the defend
ants, who are his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Max Haupt; his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Froehling, and two fam
lily friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Wergin.
8. The. prosecution has at
tempted to show that the de-
PENDANTS knew of Haupts sa-
botage mission when they al
legedly attempted to conceal his
whereabouts from the Federal
Bureau of Investigation ana
helped him buy a car and con-
ceal money.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02

Court today of the investigation
which led to the arrest Of six
German-born American citizens
for allegedly cooperating in q
Nazi sabotage plot against vital
American Industries.
AS the trial entered its Sec
ond week, the government was
seeking to prove that the de-
PENDANTS knowingly aided Her
bert Hans Haupt, %, one Of the
eight Germans brought by SUBJ
marine to the United States last
June. Haupt and five others
were executed after trial be-
fore a military tribunal.
Testimony during the first
week followed three-phase
pattern:
1. The government sought to
prove that Haupt, a product OF
the Chicago public schools be-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02
A County 0ffidal--
To Be or Not 10 Be

Federal officials in Detroit
and Chicago know that William
Harper knows his "stuH con-
corning the Macomb County
Sewage Drainage Problem. His
fight for sewers" and santa
ton" not only for Roseville but
all Macomb County is typical OF
his efficient and aggressive spir-
it. His motto is-What is worth
doing-is worth doing well.
To do good job a man must
be on the job or the job should
Mt exist.
1.-THE Man for the Job"-Elect
WILLIAM HARPER OUR
NEXT DRAIN COMMISSION
ER.-Political Adv.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02

have been established for undue
delay within the Army in carry
ing out orders.
Needless delay has been caus-
ed, he said, by failure of some
officers to insist on prompt &C
ton from subordinates and some
instances have been traced to
the failure of some officers to ac-
cept the responsibility for max
ing decisions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02

Tn highest volcanic peak In
the world is Sahama, in Bolivia.
', q Il, 900 feet high.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02

OUuNE. Nov, 2 -Rl-
{bcis ~ Horde. Australian
niy minister, announced today
ne new and drastic penalties
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-02

of OutState Countess
writing mpore
socaed Home Rule Amendment)
Proposal No 2s vicious
chief difference that
ourd immediate
because into the
of changes
might make charter respect to Section loba
the $4,000 people
provision shifting popua
ton changes in assessed valuations
makes
all officials
destroyed Wayne County it will not survive long
is Michigan
proposal adopted the precedent to be followed
resto he
township misleading There
township officials but their representation and
the county is destroyed
vicious features Proposal No.
have no huge
fund that 90 January and
controlled
defeat Proposal NO
Sincerely yours
THE WAYNE COUNTY SUPERVISORS
COMMITTEE AGAINST PROPOSAL NO.
Chairman
F.
Commit
TheoG
Frederick
MsR Whippe Victory
ThomosS oweros Howkhs
S Vote NO on Number 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

Hitler's idea is that through
euthanasia. as we'll as through
sterilization. there shall, within &c
years. be no more need for insane
asylums. in Germany.
II was pointed out TO him that
this policy of scientific destruction
Of unfit persons was full of danger
and would put into the hands oi
unscrupulous physicians the power
TO get rid of people, for example
elderly persons of wealth whose
heirs awaited large inheritances
but he was adamant.
II is Hitler's stipulation that no
wearer of the golden party badge
or the blood order theld by those
WHO marched with him in 1923 ir
Munich), shall be destroyed by
.euthanasia under any circum.
stances
The case of an ordinary mem
Der of the party whose death the
C o m m ssion has recommended
must be referred TO the Reich
party headquarters beforehand
One application OF euthanasii
which has had a strong psyche
logical effect in wartime German,
is the killing of hope lessl,
wounded soldiers, which has beer
applied in some known cases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Brains Are Dissecfed

All preparations have been made
for this in a laboratory in the
Berlin suburb of Dahlem where
there is already a considerable col
lection of disSected brains. many
Of concentration camp occupants,
including numerous Jews.
Hitler several years ago gave
standing instructions 10 the scien-
lists heading this laboratory 10
conduct dissection and research
into the brains of all types of per-
sons to try 10 find some pattern
which would reveal what creates
faults and virtues both in the
great and in the mentally deficient.
This mania of Hitler's for brain
dissection. IL has often been
feared. might very easily lead to
the killing Of persons for the sim
pie purpose of studying their
brains.
Fantastic as il sounds, IL Is gen.
timely believed that Hitler has
caused the death of some occu-
pants of concentration camps TO
obtain their brains for the labo-
ratory.
II is known among. his intimates
that Hitler wants law empow-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

practice in a famous and courage
Gus telegram to Hitler.
In addition 10 abolishing insane
asylums within 20 years, Hitler
also says he will have the brew
cries making only fruit juices and
milk drinks, though the vineyards
representing an investment in sol
will he allowed 10 remain, 81
FTitler's pursuit of the perfccl
human-type has led him not onl,
TO plan for the coming race but
also TO the development of one oil
his idiosyncracies. the judgment OF
men with w h o m he comes into
contact by their hands.
In his first conversation wit 4
some personality. whether political
OF military, whether German OF
foreign. he usually n.1st carefully
observes their hands-the form oi
them, whether they are we'll cared
for. whether they are long stumpy
broad or narrow and the form OF
the nails, etc.
Various generals and diplomats
have wondered why Hitler some
times after starting a conversation
in a cordial and friendly way be.
came cool as il went along anC
very often closed the discourse
CURLY or abruptly without much
progress having been made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

In his library are many volumes
on phrenology and craniology
through which he searches for the
material for a composite OF the
ideal physiognomy.
A book OF his own original
sketches of heads and faces en-
titled. "ein herrenvolk," develops
his thesis that the Germans have
been called 10 rule the world.
II is interesting that the only
other people 10 whom he comedies
a place alongside the Germans a'
a superior people worthy of ruling
are the English, and that because
as he shows in his drawings, they
are Of Germanic strain.
The sketches are of men anc
women. showing skull and face
formations. with special reference
10 ears and noses.
Another example Of Hitler.
conviction that his spirit and his
body are ordained by Providence
TO remain forever symbol anC
a guide for those who come after
him. is the provision in his tesla
ment. which reposes in the KehI
stein. that on his death his brair
shall be dissected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
just Like Napoleon

The experts, who included spe.
cialists in phrenology and CRAM.
ology. brought large and small
calipers and tape measures. They
measured the breadth OF Hitler
skull above the ears.
"Just like Napoleon's," said
one Of the sycophants.
Hitler beamed. and ordered that
all the measurements and COM
ments should be recorded in
writing.
They measured the breadth be-
tween the pupils of his eyes. the
distance from his chin 10 his
temples. they recorded the breadth
OF his mouth amid EXPLANATIONS
such as:
"Just like Frederick the
Great"
For more than an hour this went
on with Hitler ordering them:
YES. YES, write II all down"
When the report was finished. ii
covered 80 pages.
A performance such as this
would appear 10 spring from more
than simple. petty vanity. but
rather 10 manifest a profound
egoism by which he is convinced
that the flesh and blood mate
REALIZATION Of A. Hitler should be
preserved for all time.
He Is working 10 make the Ger
Ha... l.. Il. -
master people,, and evidently sees
himself as perfect, present
specimen thereof.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

They learned only later I h .
Hitler had not been pleased by the
shape OF their hands, incredible as
this may sound and incredible as
liz has seemed 10 some medical per-
sons who knew Hitler.
However, numerous men have
found favor and advancement with
Hitler. at least partially, on the
basis of possessing hands which he
regarded favorably.
This was true OF his favorlte
architect, Prof. Ludwig TrooSt
whose bony, even gross. hands
Hitler viewed as ideal. and who
was given many very important
architectural projects 10 carry out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

This surgical prying into the Sc
crets of human personality. of tai
ent and stupidity, virture and sin,
strength and weakness, is domi
nant passion. apparently fed by
Hitler's quest for "ein heron
lvolk."
Another phase of this race puri
ficaiion is-the activity OF tho
euthanasia commission, headed
when IL was created by Rudolph
Hess and Philip Bouhler.
Up 10 June. 1871. the commits
sion had destroyed $1,000 persons
in Germany. Roughly. half OF
these were men and half women.
Seventeen per cent came from
concentration camps.
In single issues Of certain Ger
man newspapers, l have seen
death notice after death notice re-
vealing 10 the initiated that the
mentally defective or
suffering from some incurable all
ment--had been killed by the Nazi
state under Hitler's euthanasia
program.
These notices stated simply that
such and such a person had died
after being an inmate Of some in
stitution named.
have talked with the relatives
of some victims.
They do not want 10 say much
and the whole subject of eutha'
nasia is one only for whispers.
Hypodermic injections, in many
cases containing a lethal overdose
of some drug. seems TO be the
system often used.
Presumably in each case
mixed medical and legal commits
sion has rendered a decision justi'
flying the killing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

Goering's hands are not up 10
Hitler's standards and are de-
scribed by him as too fat and
round"
When Hitler, in discussing this
addiction TO hands. wants 10 show
what he considers an outstand-
ingly good hand. he puts forth his
own right. and in many of his
photographs he is pictured with
this hand posed on his hip
In a special folio. Hitler has
sketches. or reproductions of paint
ings of hands of many historical
/ figures of all times, insofar as they
are available.
Among the hands which he re-
CARDS AS good are those Of linden
burg. Mussolini. Franco, Wilhelm
III and Beethoven.
Among hands which he considers
bad are those OF the Jewish
painter Lieberrnann. the first presi-
dent of the republic, Ebert, the
Socialist leader Scheidemann.
iStreSemann, Lenin. and, interest
INK 10 note, ElIlSt fNotHItl, 10 WnOHl
Hitler was otherwise closely at
tached in the early days of the
party struggle, but whom he had
shot in the blood purge OF 1884.
Hitler once said 10 a prominent
English physician who visited him
In the company of Sir Oswald
Moseley that THE hand is the
mirror of human character"
Tomorrow: Hitler's ward
robe and the incident of the wax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
BY FREDERICK C. OECHSNER
United Press stan Correspondent
Copyright. 1912. by United Press

NEW YORK. June 10.-On a February day il
1897 half dozen men gathered in the front parlo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

Hitler considers himself
"herrenvolk," the master rae
pattern for posterity.
Some of the more mature men,
bers OF the commission, happen
TO know, were privately little
ironic about Itler's a mos
childish enchantment with the pro-
ceedings, but others were typical
Nazi sycophants and the affair was
conducted in great solennity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

of Adolf Hitler's apartment on the
Prinz Regenten Platz in Munich.
The Nazi dictator, out of his
colossal egoism, has summoned com.
mission of experts under the leader
ship of the famous surgeon, Prof
Ferdinand Sauerbruck, to measure his
head in order that future generations
might know the exact dimensions of
his Uranium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Count Warns Him

Regular practice of this. obvi-
ously. could be a severe shock 70
the morale of both the soldiers and
their families.
The bishop OF Muenster, Count
Won Galen. armed against this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Halter DiCkey
Neckwear Shop Hit

Here's young popularity booster that
plays a dual role in vacation wardrobes.
You'll wear it as a dckey with cotton
suits; as halter with slacks. White, pink,
blue, red, kelly, yellow rayon, sharkskin.
Nsekuear-Firn-Gran Ritsr--Ssefios A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

ering a special commission to take
the brain of anybody whom the
commission Judges a desirable sub
ject, for dissection after death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10

'ER his Uranium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-10
Hitler Sees Himself
AS the Perfect Mon
Poses Amid Pomp While Doctors
and Scientists Measure His Head

In the third his dispatches personal life
Adolf Hitler Frederick Oechsne who studied him close
II years dictator considers himself
the perfect of the "herrenvok the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

Troulman. 1921 steiner street. De
troi'. Mich.
The group. including lof men.
has undergone several weeks Of
intensive drilling. physical hard
ening, Lectures on scamans hip and
Instructions in naval fundameniai
Some Of the graduating recruit.
have becn selected hy competitive
tesf- 10 Attend the Navy. service
schools while others have been
picked for ships company 90 re-
main here a the rs. Naval Tram
INK station 10 AID In training oihcr
recruits The rest VIII no assigned
10 active duty either With the rs
feet AZ sea or AZ naval shore
station
The graduates have been com
plimented ON iAeir ifairiug hT
Lieutenant Commsnder Daniel W
Armstrong. commanding onicer "a
Camp MORROW where Tho All Neg e.
regiment II bil,e,ed. H.. Cdr Arm.
strong son OF Breadicr Genera,
:. &. Armstrong. famous leader ~
Negro troops during the Civil Wsr
and founder OF Hampton institute
Virginia. has many wears nalnln
IN the education or the Negro race
10 has been ilusiee OF Hampton
institute since 1929.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
No Negro Officers In
The Navy Auxiliary

WASHINGTON - (ANPt Al
though Negro women will be al
mitted 10 The new Navy auxiliary.
the WAVES. there will be no Of
ficers In the group because there
are no Negro officers in the Navy
according to officials OF the depart
ment
Colored women will nm important
posts up 10 the commissioned Of
ficer grade. They will become an
active part OF the regular Navy ana
not confined IN separate units PEI
forming ground and shore duties.
releasing men for duty aboard
ships
Applicants must no between the
ages OF % and 40 childless. and II
not married must agree NOT 10
marry for the duration. A college
degree Is also requirement TO-
enlistment Paw for the enlisted
men I'm The Navy itself
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Do You Not Know?
~ ROBERT '. LEWIS

Do YOU not knov too have seen
blue skies
And lea med 20 love INC sfang-
free spell lhov east.
Exotic snrins me lovely SINNERS
glow
Weird. sweet htsus knew no. io
the past9
Do You NOT know ! too have SINE.
ed TIA. rose
Whose scent lie freedom the rue
lie Itself
DO YOU not know that freedom :
warm sunshine
ouickens nv pulse lifis my soul
from loNlv depths
pou you mo- know 100 possess
true love for
Broad fertile fed hlueisrnf
north winds.
wide rivers. scenic lakes. deep va
tiers Of ocean.
Dense forests where me tai oss
bend?
Do YOU not know 700 claim theSs
my heritage
And draw them 20 my dark bosom
With delight9
DO you moi know these things bring
hrieht sunshine:
I cannot let them fade into deep,
black nightf