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two of these men were taken i'll. and
were unable to line up with their
flying companions to receive the
awards from 1t. Gen. Henry H.
Arnold. chief Of the Army Air
Forces, in the presence of Brig. Gen.
James H. Doclittle, leader of the
force making the japanese raids.
Back for Reassignment.
The officers and men who made
the raids have just returned to the
United States for reassignment.
Other members of the raidlng party
are still in combat zones, with the
exception of three officers who we're
injured in an aircraft accident since
the raid. and are now convalescing
in Walter Reed Hospital here. These
three officers will receive their deco
rations at a later date.
Those decorated today were:
1t. Col John A. Hilger. pilot,
Houston, Tex.
Maj. Charles r. Greening, pilot,
Tacoma Wash.
Capt. David M. Jones, pilot, Win
ters, Tex.
Capt. Travis Hoover, pilot, River
side, Calf.
First 1t. William M. Bower, pilot,
Ravenna, Ohio.
First 1t. Donald G. Smith. pilot,
San Antonio, Tex.
First 1t. Kenneth E. Reddy, pilot,
Bowie, Tex.
First 1t. James H. Parker Jr., CO.
pilot. Livingston. Tex.
First 1t. Jack A. Sims, co-pilot.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
First 1t. James H. MaCia jr,. navi-
gator and bombardier, Tombstone.
Ariz
First 1t. William R. Pound, Jr..
navigator, Alhambra. Calf.
First 1t. Thomas C. Griffin, navi-
gator, Chicago.
First 1t. Thomas r. White. sur
geon. Redlands, Calf
Second 1t. Dean Davenport, pilot.
Portland, Greg.
Second 1t. Rodney R. Wilder,
pilot. Taylor. Tex.
Second 1t. Griffith P Williams,
co-pilot, San Diego, Calf.
Second 1t. Charles j. Ozuk, navi-
gator, Chicago
Second 1t. Henry A. Potter, navi-
gator, Pierre, S. Oak
Second 1t. Robert S. Clever, bonn
bardier, Portland, Greg.
Second 1t Richard E. Miller, bonn
bardier. Fort Wayne, Ind.
Second 1t. Howard A. Sessler,
bombardier. Arlington, Mass.
Second 1t. Denver V. Truelove
bombardier. Lula, Ga.
Technical Sergt. Eldred v. Scott,
engineer gunner. Phoenix. Ariz.
Sergt. Edward j. Saylor, engineer
gunner. Brusett, Mont
Sergt David j. Thatcher, engi-
neer-gunner. Billings. Mont.
The three officers in Walter Reed
Hospital are:
First 1t. Harold F. Watson. pilot.
West Hartford Conn; First 1t. Ted
w Lawson, pilo.. Los Angeles. and
Second 1t. Charles L. Mcclure,
navigator. University City, Mo.
Wives of six members of the raid
ing party were present at the cere-
mony, although one Of them was
stopped by the District AFRAID test
while en- route and did not reach
Boiling Field until after her husband
had been decorated. Comforted by
her husband. 1t. Pound, Mrs.
Maureen Pound refrained from cry
ing. she told reporters.
Mrs. Gene Watson and Mrs. Ellen
Lawson, the wives of 1t. Watson and
1t. Lawson. witnessed the ceremony.
All the officers decorated today
will return to their homes where
they will receive additional honors
in ceremonies to be held July 4.
Sight Designed by Maj. Greening.
The effectiveness of the impro-
vised bombsight, which was designed
by Mai. Greening. was praised
highly by the flyers who partici-
pated in the low-level, daylight at
tack.
The planes came in only Is or 20
feet above sea level, sweeping over
Evening star., 1942-06-27
Jops Report Launching
Offensive in Kwonqtuno

TOXIC From japanese Broad
casts. June q tPl.-Japanese forces
in the Southeastern China province
OF Kwangtung have opened a gen.
eral offensive against Chinese troops
southeast of Tsungfa and forced
Chinese soldiers of the 1920 and $3.50
divisions to flee into surrounding
mountains, japanese dispatches
from the front said today.
Tsungfa is about so miles north
east of Canton. The Chinese troops.
dispatches said, were based on Chin
Evening star., 1942-06-27

which Use heavy fuel oil The fact
that these increased fuel costs are
temporary makes it especially de-
sirable that the Government absorb
the higher cost rather than have
Evening star., 1942-06-27

nomical fuel for most industries
Should it have to carry. even tempo
rarily, land transportation rates
this would have serious effect on
prices charged by the industries
Evening star., 1942-06-27

Don't BE alone-MAKE a loan
TO Uncle Sam. Buy War bonds now.
Evening star., 1942-06-27
LOST.

LOST.
BLACK SUITCASE in cab; containing
Army clothes; serial No. M-74s9. Call
GE 1906 after $50 pm
BOSTON BULL. female. brown and white.
let ear dropped. strayed from 3241 r,
St NV. Reward If returned to above
address.
BOSTON BULL PUP-Male; red harness;
yslyy yylclnityy Argyle terrace and Upshur st.
DIVINE st. NV. Phon. EN- 1924. S. re-
ward.
cAT-AlI CAT. Al. black male; Thursday nisht or
Reward Call WO. s422.
ity of Kenmore ST., Clarendon; answers to
name of Billy. CH. ss43.
CHANGE PURSE black; Earle Thester
balcony; name Mile Hannaford contain
ing money. Reward Call MI. 1850.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY. black, female:
W ST. nv: Reward. North 5si5 OO ''N'
COLLIE DOG; about mos. old. light
brown w'tt white collar and white paws.
Answers to Colonel" Missing from Cam
En To rd rss Ss, csu76a
2236-J
CORRUGATED CARTON containing framed
tinted Photographs. copper tray, aluminium
tray, plDk plastic OOX oil leWPlry Phone
0rdway 317s from to 2 pm. evenings
Reward
DIAMOND WRIST WATcH-Gruen, lost
between 18th and Pa ave. Sc and 9th
and Pa. ave Sc Reward. AT. 230a.
T. K-faa!" ersdnat!on aiff 'R5ssi9a Iost On
Wilson Line. Reward. Hillside 1250-w
POCKErBOOK, brown. 1900 Nichols ave
ff tents hss9 ss9 q p94ey 81 return personal con-
pngTaI
cash. postal savings receipts and stamp
Book, FfPard Te Sooq Eva Behney. a2a .is:.tn
brown leather holster les' A Any fii one andina m
forward TO No. II precinct, TO J. R. scuiien.
sCoTTIE--Black: piece out Of right ear
Rockville turnpike on Monday Reward
kensington 793.
| SORORITY PIN. Alpha xi Delta. between
10TH and r sts, and Earle Theater, name
Anna Louise Wiley engraved on back Re-
ward NO. 0626. after pm.
st. Wish N. j drivers license and n Y
car REGISTRATION returned especially. Call
WO $50 after $40 pm
WALLET containing drivers permit, reg
lStered nurses card in name Of Dorotha
Faust and sum Of money Lost ~ River
WATCH. colo lapel. open face. lost between
Georgia S25s. Reward.
WATCH1Man's Illinois wrist watch; on
June 18th SO reward 1917 Rhode Is
WWAICH' lady's ollendorf. downtown.
WIRE-HArRED TERRIER. female. year
old white legs. black saddle Reward
1922 Arsonne pl NV. HO s629 or
DU. 74lS.
WRIST WATCH, lady'S Elgin. Glen Echo
Park, or Conn. ave. bus line. Reward.
EN- 5505
WRIST WATCH, Iadys Hamilton. on lsth
st. NV between K and L slley behind
La Sale Apt. Leave at La Sale desX or
phone Mrs. Dixie Wright. NE 2l6l.
! WRIST WATCH. Bulova, ladys wednesday.
initials M. E b Reward. Telephone
District CLIO. Br. "l65
WRIST WATCH-White gold. lsdy's at
Tech swimming pool: sapphires and dia-
monds Liberal reward. MI. 1872
WRIST WATCH. initials NJ. W: at Shore
ham or vicinity, June % Reward. Call
manager.s office. Shoreham Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

says his hero !. primarily human being
secondarily q critic"
On, cm-eum--he's either one or the other.
pretty actor racked his brain mo s."
please) to think OF war sacrifice he could make
In q frenzy Of patriotism he decided. For the
duration he'd rough it with only one mirror.
Why nerve specialists are rich: You read in
the paper that more than half million dollars
are wagered at the Miami racetracks.
And then Miami Herald publisher-colyImist
John 8. Knight informs you another page that
Florida intends to keep the lid on gambling.
General MacArthur's heroic stand on the
Bataan Peninsula has captured public imagination
to such an extent it has cut Enrol Flynn'S fan
mall IN half
Macarthur IL reminding Japan that sun
hasn't chance TO rise when you can still see
BROADWAY THEATER DIRECTORY: Angel
- Street" (The Golden ThesterD.
Jason" (the hit about critic the critics
denounceO.
Banjo Eyes" Veddie. V.Edde Good.
BEST Foet Forward will give you a kick.
-Bhthe Spirit design for Non-LNing).
Brooklyn u. s. A." "a Kia Dilla).
CLAUDIA" Uittle Miss Mum IT..
Junior Miss" CAT the Lyceum-yum)
Lady in the Dark" "a Rolling Hart Ga theirs
No Moss)
Let's Face II" "a Danny Kaye-ol.
LITE with Father" (Ha.Hsht- Stuff.
"PorU and Bess" (Porgy and Best.
Sons OFNn THE Better Oe-and Chez.
Arsenic and Old Lace" 1.-TWO Girls
Hearse)
"csf. Crown" (Mr. Mefoofsky Goe. to
TOWN..
4 NIGHT club comic told 10 remove
~ tain gags from his act
He complained that they had clicked in
Chicago.
The boss advised him lots Of qups were
matter OF locality.
what goes In Chicago" said the boss, "hops
here, etc."
The ham insisted that geography didn't
mstter--a gag was the same anywhere
YEAH" ytahd the employer do you
thiak 20 cen make people In Alaska laugh at
rel lsaRei underwear"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
On Broadway
Walter WincheU

Trad. Marx Registered ossynsAI isAs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

WHEN stopped in traffic with your engine
w kept running how much gas do you inquire
is used7 Experts say the amount IS one ounce
gasoline minute. Six pounds OF gasoline equals
a gallon
Speaking of gasoline consumption, a Chica-
Goan says he Just has completed 52oo.mie
trip ~ q cost Of $50 for gasoline.
And that excepting in passing through towns
he drove at rate OF 65 to IS miles an hour the
entire trip.
MONG his souvenirs subscriber says he
"A found cigaret lighter marked Made in
Japan" II resembles the ordinary cIgaret
lighters but when unsuspectng user presses
the catch a snake springs out.
Chinese diplomat. DR.. Wellington hoo, re-
Gently said:
IN 1888 tho Chinese air force was over
Toxic. A We . civilized people our sirmen
dropped enly leaflets then. But times have
changed TAe CAinssc air force soon will he over
TOXIC again. And thIs time It will not be leaf
lets that are dropped"
IRON San Francisco:
L Life can be very difficult for divorce
I and several OF my friends finding out. All
divorces are suspected Of being designing and
are Looked upeR - pirates on the seas of love.
Divorces receive innumerable propositions
but few proposals OF marriage. My friends and
I Ast, according TO competent judges, bad
looking.
but NJ times We feel We never will see a
Cas- pea give say advice to how NAV
have another chance 10 make good At double
blessedness:-
Naturally we are touched and BATTERED by
this communication and request. We have no
advice available right now but have instructed
horses, and women department 10 start
special research file marked
"Aevios fsv Afvsroees, poor Kids"
You may be hearing from US.
g." WEAR sia.se.." writes a subscriber named
Il Meryi "anA i think Dorothy Parker was
about 30 per oent right. would. OF course,
rather she . 100 per cent wrong.
What kind OF spectacles are those that
ssid 10 mako girl who wears glasses have a
little moro oomph:"
We suggest this young woman proceed 10 the
most modern opticians shop in her home town
and feel certain she will find the type OF glasses
she h seeking.
They are called harlequin glasses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

kissed by Robert Taylor"
AS 10 n man b~ing . help around the house
I strongly advise against IT. writes New
Yorker.
II helped my wife With the meals. cooked
the breakfast and served II TO her In he'd. did
washing ironing. plumbing, electrical repairing,
painting and ~all-psperng In addition to hold
ing down steady Job. so what
1T completely spoiled my wife. She left me
fiat"
NIkADO, Mich. may change it's name 10
vi Macarthur in honor OF Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur. Tokyo, " D., should change its name TO
Kelly in honor ~ Capt. Colin Kelly.
A. the famous Anhalt railroad station in
Berlin some wives mothers and sweetheartS ~
soldiers staged sit-down strike 10 show how
they felt about the sending OF more German
troops 10 the Russian front.
They sat the railroad tracks in front OF
the troop trains until forcibly removed
Until recently the German women have been
HiterS most ardent supporters. If they turn
der fuehrcr IN great numbers ne is through.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09


the Congressional Medal OF HONOR, is cashier
OF the Lincoln Hotel coffee shop She sends
word to the column she will not claim the medal.
-
DUTH SATO. the Amercan-born Eurasian
IL entertainer denies she Is changing her name
to Pearl Haba.
"Dear Walter: Your limo about Bob Smith.
tho 80-year-old gent, In . charity ward ut
Bellevue Hosp got these results next morning:
Herb Swope sent money pronto. Racing Com
mish offered 70 pay all expenses.
Jockeys In Florida rot up collection.
"a big private hosp offered 70 take him In
for free, but the people tho names you hearD
who moved him Into . nice private room would
amaze YOU. Sinners, by heck.
"NOt being n horse player YOU wouldn't realize
II, but the old timer Is = legendary ngure around
tho racetracks.
81 hear that whom you Sgt. Cannons
piece YOU said:
1.-THE Irish came through for me again when
I needed them most
when the Sarge heard what you said. he
cracked:
~ wish to goodness the Irish would
through for the Irish"
yJTiE drama critics are cooperating 100 per
cent with the rationing program
Last weeks shows proved they've suspended
all sugary notices.
The author OF Jason" play about critic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Registration Of 49, 500
Enemy Aliens Begins

Registration Of $500 enemy
aliens over II years Of age living
in the Detroit area began today
in the basement Of the Federal
Building.
Aliens registering should take
with them their previous alien
registration cards and three pass
port photographs of themselves.
They must answer ID questions
concerning their name, address,
age, occupation, clubs and frater-
nal affiliations and be finger
printed for Identification books
which they must carry with them
at all times. The registration will
continue through February %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

OF a silly looking parrot
and the words: A par
rot will repeat any
thing told him, but he
won't know what he ~
talking, Alright,
what's your idea -
EVD).
400 ANN SOTHERN
~ says n movie kiss,
due TO makeup used,
tastes like lard" writes
a young woman OF
Boston.
well. " ether IL
tasted like lard or not,
I believe I would sin
cereIy enjoy being
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

WHEN stopped in traffic with your engine
w kept running how much gas do you figure
is used! Experts say the amount IS one ounce
gasoline a minute. Six pounds OF gasoline equals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

QUESTIONS. ANSWERS Z
r. G.. p VIII You please give
a list Of foods which have the
highest acid reaction >
Answer Bread, corn. crackers,
eggs. FISH. meat, oysters. Oat-
meal. pruncS. rice and all fats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

adio scripts are now
'haturalized Filipin o
citizens.
What's become of
the Bill in Congress
that would give soldiers
a IS raise-the best
w" sign OF them all.
Suggestion to Sweet
hearts: When sending
Valentines this Feb.
14--to the boys at
camp and in war Sec
tors-spell it Valian-
tines.
Mrs. Willard. the
mother OF hero Alex
ander Nininger Jr.
lnnet bttrvnnttaIU aUaFdAd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

JIMMY DORSEY'S SLOGAN: Let's Give the
- Axis the Bonds Rush," Dorsey's recording
or Il Said Mo- il the new luke of the Month
FDR Is certainly hitting on all Sixty,
HKe you noticed how the war has affected
AbroadcaSting? All jap Wallets and houseboys in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

Above j perfect description OF the war
riu1or spreading situation in some sections. This
harmful practice should he discouraged In an
effort 70 stop this idle chatter some people wear
buttons on which is printed How do you know =!
That's a good idea but the wording should he
Sirnngrr How about buttons hearing picture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

The flying ruWors gathered they rolled,
Scarce any toi" heard than told
And oil uho told II added something rew
Ard nN uho heard y made som, ,riar0fmcnfs too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Ward Leaders TO Meet

The twenty-third annual reunion
Of the Ward Alumni Leaders Club
will be at $50 p. m. today In the
heys branch ~ me Downtown
YMCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Conditioned
Reflex Linked
To Childhood
Experiments Give Much
Aid in Disease Study
By DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING
THE great psychologist Pavlov,
showed that you could practi-
cslly make a machine out Of
an animal by the method Of
what he called conditioned re-
fleXes.
He would take dog and
every time before he gave II
anything TO eat, he would show
it a red circle painted on a
white background.
The dog came 20 associate
the red circle with food. After
this had been repeated a num-
Der OF times, Pavlov would
simply show the dog the red
circle and, without being given
any food. the dog would begin
TO have a flow of saliva
The saliva would not flow If
the dog saw red square or a
green circle.
This type Of experiment was
repeated with endless varla-
tons. He had dogs who would
salivate when they heard a bell
ringing or when they would
respond TO no other stimulus.
OF late years many physicians
are using these experiments as a
basis for explaining many dis
ease reactions in human beings
and as a basis for management
and treatment Of them.
THERE is no doubt that human
l. beings. like animals, have
been conditioned by the events
OF their lives.
DR.. Roy G. HoSkinS OF the
Harvard Medical School says
that he will guarantee, with two
ounces of CelluloSe and a few
grains of coal-tar derivatives,
10 produce in A man an in
creased pulse rate, deepening OF
the respiration and dilatation
OF the pupils without having
the materials within 100 feet of
the subject.
The special circumstances
would be that the subject,
lonesome American. travelling
abroad should suddenly come
on "Old Glory floating ln-the
breeze.
Our human conditioned re-
fieXeS are the result Of events
that occurred mostly IN child
hood.
The environment that sur
rounded US. events that &C.
Cured 10 US. and ideas which
our parents passed on IN US IN
our formative years come up
quite SubconSclouSlN and un-
known 10 Us and we react by
having states OF anxiety or
periods e-meFFt-- or periods Of
fatigue. the cause Of which is
unknown unless It is analyZed
through a careful history.
x- -,.r ,
! MAS oeeh proven ma human
beings can be eNpeTlmentally
conditioned
Ihere Is the famous case o.
the baby, Albert Who mad had
a faultIesS environment up 10
the time ne fell INTO the hands
OF a psychologist and mad only
TWO fears IN the world, lear OF
Ioud noises ana lear oil lailihG
WITH winch All babes are porn.
The psychologist put inc BABY
on a table ana placed a Iaobit
beside HIM.
JUS, As me hahT reached Tor
me rabpi' me p>E'h'Io-.Si mace
steel bar nm anothor
The baby stopped reaching for
me rabbit.
Inc RABBIT was brought back
ana gust as the BABY reached
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
On the Side
II. Y. During

Distributed by Ktnr Feature. synai..,. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-05
The Bank Payoff

DROPOSED payoh plan for depositors of the First
i National Bank of Detroit happily will end 10 years
of controversy to the justification of closing Detroit
banks in 1888
This newspaper feels continued argument to the
right wrong of that tragic closing beside the ques
ton and would only to revive old and forgotten
embers Of bitterness
In the early bleak months of 1888 The Detroit Times
believed the people of Detroit deserved unbiased
PLANTATION of what had happened to their banks and the
money they had trusted those old and honored nsu
tons The Detroit Times informed them with inten
ton to employ prejudice one way or the other.
A THAT time The Detroit Times predicted that out
"A of the panic and despair of 1888 city would
revive vaianty.
Our city has done
The present proposal to pay depostors 1917 cents
dollar indicates that Detroit has reganed its feet and
resumed its proud position the front rank of prosperous
American cities.
This should not surprise Detroit Times readers.
We assured them in 1888 that their city would come
back on a sounder basis.
That prediction is verified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-05
Brides, Golden Wedding
Chances Better Than Ever
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

IN THIS year of marriages
L and more marriages, presum-
ably every young couple looks
forward to the happiness of cele-
brating their golden wedding an
niversary.
So far as hygiene and medical
science are concerned, the
chances are better, than they
ever were.
Medical science holds no pre-
ventive remedies for divorce, nor
can all the endocrinologists on
earth, shoveling estrogens into
the married couples like Ken
lucky miners, keep love from
growing cool. Even cold.
But as a strictly scientific
proposition based on the length
ening of the life span and the
phenomenon of longevity in our
time (under natural, not warlike
conditions). the chances of a
golden wedding. according TO
statistics, are twice as good as
they were.
IT DEPENDS, naturally. on the
Il ages of the contracting par
ties. but for a girl of II years
who marries a man five years
older the chances are one to five
that they will survive together
for a half century.
According 10 the health con-
ditions of so years ago, the
chances were one in 10.
II the bride is 25 years of age
and the groom 80. the chances
Of a golden wedding are now
one in 10. and 80 years ago they
were one in 20.
The chances of a silver we'd
ding anniversary are astonish-
ingly good.
For a bride of 26 or younger
ana a groom flve years her
senior, the chances are three in
four; if the groom is the same
age, the chances are four in five.
The chances were only one in
two in 1890.
NOBODY ought to fail TO cele-
~ brate the tin anniversary
the tenth year.
For brides up to the age of 3S
and grooms of the same age. the
chances are 9 in 10, and also for
brides up 10 "a il the groom is
five years older.
Even for woman who mar
rieS as late as her forty-fifth
year the chances are 4 in 5.
The bride of as has about the
same chance of celebrating her
silver wedding anniversary as
the bride of 1S has of celebrat-
ing her golden anniversary.
The causes and factors which
enter into this improvement are
many.