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Evening star., 1942-08-06
Enjoy Tender Sweet Corn
During Winter Months
Canning Is Most Popular Way
Of Storing This Vegetable;
Drying Also Is Approved
b. Bnreas Of Home Economics,

UnHed STATES Department of A aricnifure
Fresh Or
formal dinner
there plenty crisp straight
the fields
But far colder weather when vegetables will
thing for the time
make preparation while newly picked and just right
for storing
Canning and drying future
pointers from United
Agriculture how follow through with these methods
freshly kernels
and full Of milky juice
Two hours from garden to cam good rule to follow with this
turning
Evening star., 1942-08-06
cHALkY-WHlTE
UNENRIcHED BREAD!

To make this -four and loaf dead, chalky white.
refining has stripped the rich whe.. .Imo. bare
Of its precious natural vitanins and minerals!
Robbed the bread Of the taste that was is due!
Evening star., 1942-08-06

Of the new Certified Double Flavor Brsadi
1t aives 1t the true crs0ny-whifs texture
and color Of finest old ld-fashioned ~hits
bread! A more tender brown erust! Won.
derful moist freshness! But here 10 NO
bankrupt" loaf. New Certified Double,
Flavor Bread 10 rich with the favor Of the
brimmins, precious elements treasured
by Mother Nature In the sun-ripensd
wheat.
You can taste ths di6srsnes.~ Even
more dramatic YOU CAN SEE 1T. The
soft creamy-whits color Of this new
Certified Double Flavor Bread Is more
natural.
And no wonder! This new bread has
more natural minerals. More precious
Vitamin Bi And q marvellous, rich favor
everyone prefers!
New .creamy-white Certified Double.
Flavor Bread 10 delicious! Prslfsntt
THERE IS NO OTHER WHITE BREAD LIKE
IT-BECAusE NO OTHER FLOUR rs MApI
WITH THIS NEW PATENTED PRocIssti
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Easy with oroRgssl

Eosy with oroRsssl
Every lunch box needs An
orange! It's 4 refreshment. 4
salad, 4 dessert 1H in one!
Even more important-it's
one of the vital protective"
foods you need seW more than
ever. A sSfsrSi source Of vita.
Minis and minerals!
Make sure. you get Sunk.<
Oranges. They have the fich
favor you like-are easy to peel
and section-the finest fruit
from 14,3oo cooperating Cali
fornia growers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

partment at Carlisle Barracks, Pa.
and now are ready for field duty
assignments.
Robert L. Holahan. 1920 Three
Mile drive, Crosse Pointe, has been
graduated from the Corpus Christi
Naval Training Station. received
his coveted wings and commits
stoned an ensign in the navy.
Pfc. Thomas NJ. Palka, 3139
Sloan street. Flint, is a member
of the medical replacement train
ing center band at Camp Pickett.
Va. lie recently took part in a
i5-mild gas and rubber saving
march from Camp Lee 10 Camp
Pickett.
New arrivals az the Enid Army
Flying School. Oklahoma are Pvt.
Clinton r. Wallan Of Brutus. Mich,
and Pvt. George l.. Jepson Of Mar
quctic. who have been assigned TO
one OF the school Squadrons there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Redistri(ting LOST
But Not Given Up

Although the campaign TO secure
sufficient signatures to put a re.
apportionment amendment on the
fall ballot fell a few thousand
signatures short of the number
necessary the campaign will be
continued in the future. the Mich.
gan Council of Representative
Government stated today.
A statement issued by the ex-
ecutive board of the council said:
THE petitions that have been
secured show a real interest In
a more representative govern
ment. The extent Of this interest
can be gagged by the fact that
the signatures came through In
dividuals and organizations I'm
all parts of the state. The lack
Of the number necessary to
qualify was due largely to in
sufficient funds and the neces-
sity of depending upon volunteer
workers who were unable to do
the job in the time available.
THE council will continue In
existence supporting an active
campaign for honest reappor-
tionment both during the coming
legislative session and at future
elections"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
.Ex-WdtChnndn
Accused in Fire

A warrant will be asked Mon
day for Charles F. Schumacher,
.64-year-old discharged Waterman,
who is accused of setting fire 10
the Rhodes Metallic Company.
POSI- West Lafayette avenue, be-
cause "hc was mad"
Schumacher walked into police
headquarters and gave himself UP
after he learned. he said. that he
was sought by Detective Sergt.
Edward Eggers Of the arson squad.
Police said that Schumacher
told them he soaked a pile Of
contracts and papers from the
desk of Fletcher Field. vice presi-
dent Of the company. in gasoline
and set them afre yesterday.
Approximately $500 in damage
was done.
Field told police that Schu-
maChcr. who had worked al the
plant for 10 years, was fired three
weeks ago for excessive drinking.
The company has several thou
sand dollars In navy contracts for
the manufacture of packing rings
for oil lines, Field said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

Okla; Pic. Robert c. Mulkey,
1864 Pierson avenue, coast artil-
lery. California; Corp. John C.
Wygent. 1929 Clarendon avenue. at
Camp Robinson. Ark; and Pfc
George NJ Diebolt, 1541 Leslie
avenue, at Wendover Field. Utah
To be sergeant tcchnicians: Niles
Cooper, 20132 Hawthorne avenue
at Camp Robinson. Ark. and Corp
Vernon c. Russeau. 1885 Burt
road, at San Diego, Cal. To be
corporals: Pfc B. Edelheit OF De-
tpbit, al Mitchell Field. y. T. and
Pvt. Norman a. Saloncn. 1870 La
Sale boulevard. az the National
Military Home. California.
LicutcnantS Kenneth *. Kimbcr-
lin. A0l Madison avenue. Crosse
PoIrtc and Philip VI. Sherman,
3742 West Boston boulevard De.
troit are in a class OF 179 officer
graduates from the medical de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
County Aides Hit
In E|oise Probe

The appointees Of the county
auditors to the board of county
institutions, which operates Eloise
Hospital. were severely criticized
today by County Auditor Ray
Hafeli for their attempts to gloss
over the investigation being made
of Eloise. s.
Hafeli declared that George II.
Schroeder. a holdover appointoa
and Martin NJ. Donnelly and Mrs.
Geneva Casey. appointees of the
present auditors board. privately
express the urgent need of a BUSH
ness manager for the institution,
but collectively resolve all is well
and pooh the 1amentable igor
ance' of city, county and state
officials and their committeeman
who are asking why two and two
always makes six at Eloise."
Hafeli declared that employment
of business manager at Eloise
would provide more treatment for
the sick: eliminate political dead
wood and permit adjustment OF
salaries after elimination of the
drones; settle differences between
the city and the state on who is
TO pay for state patients at Eloise
and establish a purchasing system
which would obtain the best food
and supplies for Eloise at normal
prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

A program which eventually
would call for mass calisthenlcs
d rhythmic gymnastics fol
large groups Of Detroit women Is
being launched today as another
Michigan innovation in civilian de-
Tense.
Directing the plan is Mrs
De Witt II. Merriam, wife OF tho
circuit Judge. Mrs. Merriam wa,
appointed by Governor Van Wag.
oner 10 head a special women S
service corps fitness program.
Said Mrs Merriam.
I'VE hope TO provide an OPP
portunity for every Detroit
woman Of Is years Of age or
over to improve her health and
frame Of mind through super
vised physical exercise, free of
charge.
a corps Of 25 physical educa-
ton instructors are giving their
services. There will be approx
mately 100 in each class. We
must have n doctors certificate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Ohio Clio Chief
Resigns Post

CAMBRIDGE. O.. July 4 (1NS)
The CLOS internal strife farec
anew today with John Owens
resignation as president OF tho
Ohio Go
Owens, who is president Of the
sixth district OF the United Mine
Workers. sent this telegram &c
Philip Murray, president OF the
Go:
Returning commission a. rep
resentatlve Of the Congress Of
Industrial Organization. Your
obnoxious attacks upon gen
tlemsn. n great labor statesman
and q great American. John J..
Lewis, former president and
founder OF the Go, who II the
greatest labor leader Of us all,
makes IL impossible for me Ia
any longer cooperate with YOU.
am resigning as president of
the Ohio Go"
In Washington Ted r Silvey
secretary-treasurer of the Ohio
Go Industrial Council, in a state
ment understood 10 have Murray
approval, said:
Owens resignation was fla.
grant violation of the UNIV con-
stitution and the national Go
policy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Governor Bans
Strike

LANSING, July 4 (UP).-Gov.
Iernor Van Wagner today ordered
.non-licensed employees working on
the state ferries not to go on
strike.
According to the governor. the
90 employees rejected the 10 per
cent wage increase authorized by
civil service because 1t was not
retroactive.
The governor said that the cap
tains of each ferry had the follow
ing telegram from him to the ferry
Iemployes:
Local 382.
est. Ignace, Mich.
II hereby order you not TO go
on strike at the state ferries.
Any differences in pay between
the men and the state highway
department can he worked out
al a later date. The war is on
and any vital system of trans
portatiOn must not he held up
even mOmentarily in this crucial
time. (SignedD
MURRAY ID.
VAN WAGNER"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Stephan Files
For New Trial

Motion for a new trial for Max
Stephan, convicted traitor, today
was on file in federal court.
The action was brought by the
naturalized citizens counsel, Verne
c. Anderson, and cited as reasons:
The jury's verdict was contrary
to law and the weight of evidence.
and against the rights of the de-
PENDANT.
ANDERSON had previously an
nounced he would not appeal
unless Stephan receives the death
penalty for treason from Judge
Arthur j. Tuttle. The motion will
be heard July 13.
Meantime. Stephan, found guilty
of aiding the escaped Nazi pris-
oner, Oberleutnant Hans Peter
krug. is being held incommunicado
at the county Jail while the federal
court probation department stud
les his record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
To Keep Women Fit
Mrs. Merriam Maps Program Of CaIisthenics
and Gymnastics for Civilians

of health from every one en-
rolling i'm our classes.
Eventually, we will have the
classes divided into moderate
and strenuous exercise groups
80 all persons in good health
may participate. During the
summer classes will he held out
Of doors when possible in city
parks"
First group to avail itself oil
the opportunity is the ChrySlei
Girls Club, which expects TO turr
out 400 strong for drilling anc
gymnastics. The General Motors
Girls Club also is participating.
Assisting Mrs. Merriam in plan.
ming the program are: Mrs Jear
Taylor Maxwell, Mrs. Benson
Ford. Mrs. Jack Trow, Miss Janet
Guest, Mrs. Louis Colombo Jr.
Mrs. Arlon Clarke.
Any interested persons should
contact Mrs Merriam at the
American Women's Voluntee
Services Headquarters, 400 Kale,
Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Sane Fourth
Holiday May Be Safest
in Many Years
by United Pres,

The first wartime Fourth of July
In "a years was expected TO be the
nations safest and Sanest Inde-
pendence Day in years because OF
curtailed traffic due 10 war pro-
duction. the draft. the rubber
shortage and gasoline rationing
The national safety council pre-
dicted . to 30 per cent decrease
in accidental deaths this Fourth
but estimated that AZ least $50
persons would lose their lives in
holiday traffic, drowningS and
other miShaps. More than 500
persons died last year on the July
1 weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Hangs Self as Joke
On Sister, Boy Dies

NEW YORK, July 4 GNS).-
Louis FleiforSt. II. loved to play
jokes on his l4-ycar-old sister,
Anita.
Louis thought il would be fun
10 have his sister find him hang
ing by his belt in the bathroom,
so he Swathcd his neck with
towels before placing the belt
around II. But the moose he
fashioned was more efficient than
he had intended He died.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Car for Ford
Asks Rstionine Board S
Permission TO Buy One

The president of the Ford Motor
Company has written a letter to
the Macomb County Rationing
Board, asking permission TO pur-
chase one of his own products.
EdSel Ford wrote Guy Brown
chairman of the Macomb board
that he would like 10 make appli-
cation for the purchase of a 1912
Lincoln.
Ford stated in the letter that
his personal car was no longer
serViceable. Brown said.
The application blanks were
sent to Ford'S Lake Shore drive
estate in Macomb County.
Under the car rationing rules
executives of war industries arc
entitled TO buy automobiles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
LochbiIer Jury Locked Up

A jury of II women and three
men to hear the handbook graft
conspiracy case against Wendell
Lochbiler and Frank j. Burczyk
both former police district in
Spectors, were ordered locked up
over the weekend today by Cir.
cult Judge Earl c. Pugsley. Open
ing statements will be given
Monday When deliberations be-
gin, two of the jurors will be
excused
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Telephone Releases
OF Prisoners Hailed

A long-standing practice whereby
police prisoners have been re-
leased by telephone calls from re-
corder's court Judges was stopped
today by Police Commissioner
John II. WitherSpoon. who ordered
that all persons arrested be re-
leased only by "A proper court
order
WitherSpoon explained he would
accept as proper only court orders
issued after the Judges had con-
Quoted hearings. The commits
sioner suggested that represen-
tative of the prosecutors office
could take prisoners anywhere
the Judge wishes 10 represent the
people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

Familiar Unk ST Turns Sam,
Sells Stamps

If YOU sec Uncle Sam walking
around downtown or az your
ncighborhnod theater or park walk
right up and buy some war stamps
from him.
Uncle Sam is Jack NJ. Smuklcr,
as, of 1919 Wyoming avenue. a
motion picture operator, who is
donating his spare time 10 stamp
sales. He Is familiar 20 thousands
of DctroiterS who for Is years
have seen him dressed as Uncle
ST, a rural character who enter
tains at the annual police field
day.
Smukler purchased his silk uni
form for 5000 and has bought
more than $500 worth of war
bonds himself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Race, Color, Creed
No Barrier 10 Job

NEW YORK. July 4 GNS).-
Under a ruling effective today.
employers using facilities of the
United States Employment Serv-
ice no longer can bar workers
because Of race, color. creed or
descent. The penalty is removal
of the employers name from
USES rosters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
HEED EAsTMAN's PLEA

Detrolters who were not work
ing generally were needing the
advice of Eastman 10 BE Patri-
otic-Stay Home on the Fourth OF
July"
Thousands. however, could still
heed the warning 10 save their
tires and also enjoy the day away
from home by taking one of the
lake and river trips offered by
excursion boat companies. Others
spent the holiday on the longer
lake rides TO Cleveland or Buffalo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Dr.. Lopez on Way TO v. S.

BALBOA Canal Zone. July 4
QNS) DIR. Alfonso Lopez, presi-
dent-elect Of Colombia was en-
route today 10 the United States
al the invitation of President
Roosevelt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

Trumbull ave- II. ut CuAINL
nue., Highland Park, 10 SerccantS.
Pvt. Norman r. AnScl. Monroe
and PVT. Robert Sncddon. 1579l
Burt road Detroit. TO corTorals.
Pvt. John {. Lccman. Manchester
10 a fifth grade tcchniCian PITS
Leo T. Byren, Port Huron, George
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

glider pilot trainecs to the new
army air corps school at Randolph
Field. Tex. for work in this new
branch of the flying service. They
hail from Illinois. Georgia. Wiscon-
sin, North Dakota and New York.
According 10 word received by
his parents here. Pvt William -
Somervell, 224I Stanley avenue. j,
somewhere IN Australia. He has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

in an entertain
ment W a y al
the Enid Flying
School, O la.
where he has
been ia kin &
p art in tn @
Cadet Capers'
radio show from
that camp. lie
Will continue 90
produce sweet
strains on his
accordion each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
No Corn Huskinq Bee

MANKATO, Mimi. July 4
GNS).-The 1912 national corn
husking contest. scheduled 10 be
held near here. has been called
off TO save rubber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Judge Orders
Two Gambling
Suspects Held
Brennan Refuses Bonds,
Continues Hearing Until
Investigation Is Finished

Two gambling suspects already
held by police, without warrants
since Wednesday, were ordered
today by Recorders Judge John v
Brennan TO remain in jail at least
until Monday while police and
prosecutors complete investiga'
tionS.
Judge Brennan refused bond &c
Walter Williams and Peter Kosiba
and continued habeas corpus
hearing after Assistant Prosecutor
Raymond DeRyck refused &c
recommend bail.
JUDGE EXPLAINS RULING
Said Judge Brennan:
~ realize that the Fourth Is a
holiday and the following day IL
Sunday and / also realize that
probably neither the police nor
the prosecutor will be working
on the holiday but 1 will adjourn
until Monday. We will discuss
bond then"
DeRyck had asked that his office
be allowed 10 hold the men fol
investigation until next Wednesday
without a warrant.
When a defense attorney argued
that gambling conspiracy is bail
able offenSe and his client was en-
titled TO bond, Judge Brennan
added:
IL was going TO say that IL
police finish with these men be-
fore Monday the prisoners could
be released, but since you stand
on legal technicalities 1 won't
say it,"
AMONG 26 ARRESTED
Williams. of 1408 Delaware ave
nue., president of the Walt Viii
liams, Inc, Oldsmobile Sales an,
Service, 4240 Cass avenue, an
Kosiba, of 1S47 Blaine avenue
secretary-treasurer, were anon
IS arrested Wednesday by police i
raid at the garage. II is charge
tthe sales room has been a front
| for gambling establishment sine
| freezing of car sales.
DeRyck said the prosecutor
office had not yet determine
which of the arrested persons
charge in warrants.
Another prisoner, Miss Gene
We've Odell, IS. of 35l East Bosto
boulevard, cashier at the garage
was taken yesterday before Circu
Judge Joseph A. Moynihan on
habeas corpus writ. Judge Moyn
han instructed the prosecutors {
release her. to reappear if wanted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

b en- in 4 e
service since
last December
Another Nlichi-
gan boy in the
la n d " a y
down under is
Clifford II q T.
man OF Rhodes.
Mich
Promotions
To he Scrccants.
Corp Robert y
SO39
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
News From
CoIdwoter
l. Rubber and Fish /.
2. A Big Catch
3. The Widow S Mite

COLDWATER, July 4.--George
Hopper, young son OF the Rev. c.
A. Hopper here, got some used
rubber for Uncle Sam and mess
of fish for himself at a nearby
lake today.
Hopper on the lookout for old
rubber came upon a boat dock
where a tire was being used as a
bumper. He asked the owner IL
he could have the tire which was
given him. Inside young Hopper
found a full grown bullhead and
about IS smaller ones.
COLDWATER, July 4.-W. c.
Stephens, Port William. o., hard
ware merchant established local
fishing record here today while
casting on a nearby lake Stephens
lined his bait in a bunch of weeds
and pulled in two black bass
which both had grabbed the hook
at the same time. They weighed
SO pounds.
COLDWATER, July 4.r-This
incident may well rate with that
of the widow and her mite OF
biblical renown. Mrs. L. B. Kellec.
soliciting for the USO, entered a
local home today. whose sur
Iroundings indicated more or less
poverty.
Eleven children played on the
bare floor while the mother
worked over a wash tub. After
hearing the solicitors story the
woman wiped her brow and said
that she was terribly sorry not to
/ be in position TO do more.
However" she said, you're
welcome to what little I have IL
IL will bring comfort to any boy
In the service"
The woman's contribution cons
sisted of nickels and pennies total
ing 20 cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

week until his graduation from
the basic training class there Ho
Is a former L. of VI student
Selfridgc Field has sent a dozen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

gan students. Curran had a year
of ROTC work there before going
to Barksdalc Field, La. from
where they both were transferred
TO Columbus.
Fifteen Michigan boys we're in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

J. Gagnon. EScanaba: Frank w
Rockford: Norman a.
Hill. Skandia; Ralph +. James,
Haskell; David Lebowitz, 3345
Richton. Detroit; Claire p. Long
Laporte; Sherman X. Ludwig,
1881 ManiStique. Crosse Pointe,
and Walter {. Nocskc. PIT Roule
avenue. Dearborn, to first class
privatcS
Seven more Detroit boys have
been added 10 the lists al the
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton recently. They arc rated
petty officers as follows: George
VI. GuilcS. $500 JOY road. third
class printer; Samuel s. Graves.
9Jjj Brunette avenue ShipS-littCr
John Il. Hunter, 3OOS Marlborough,
avenue. electricians mate; George
Redmond. $50 ST. Clair avenue
radio tcchnIcian. Walter w. Starr
1876 CloVerdale avenue. third
class storekeeper; Sam r. Mas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

.sey, 662 Van Dyke avenue, third
class storekeepcr. and Joseph R.
Drake. $40 Tuxedo avenue. boat
SWANS mate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

Aviation Cadet Walter l. Ia
laiko of Lakeside is making a hit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
MILITARY BALL GAME

Even today's ball game at Briggs
Stadium is a military affair. 1t is
the game between a team from
Great Lakes naval training station,
headed by the navy's Mickey
Cochrane, and an army team from
Fort Custer.
For those with leisure for the
Fourth state and national Off
Gals have urged patriotic
Fourth" in addition TO the tradi-
tional plea for a safe and sane
observance.
Joseph B. Eastman. director Of
the ODT. has urged a minimum
of travel 10 reduce rubber wear
and congestion on the trains and
buses. To this state officials have
added the word that "a war
worker who is injured or killed in
a traffic accident is loss TO the
war effort"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

Two Michigan soldiers who were
s cond lieutenants have been
raised in rank 10 first lieutenantS