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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
BY Z. JEROME PETIT

a union which consists of white
stars of five points on a blue field
placed in the upper quarter next
the staff and extending TO the
lower edge of the fourth red stripe
from the top.
The number of stars is the same
as the number of states in the
Union. The canton or union now
contains AZ stars arranged in six
horizontal and eight vertical rows,
each star with one point upward.
There are certain fundamental
rules 'of heraldry which, if under
stood generally, would indicate the
proper method of displaying the
flag. The matter becomes a simple
one if it is kept In mind that the
flag represents the living country
and is itself considered as a living
thing. The union OF the flag is the
honor point; the right arm is the
sword arm and therefore the point
of danger and hence the place of
honor.
Stars and Stripes" is the Off
cial name of the flag of the United
States. In our army our flag is
called the STANDARD" also the
"Colors." When borne with another
flag, the regimental color, the two
flags are called a stand of colors. E"
In the navy our national flag is
known as the ~. S. Ensign"
(Lesson Number Two, which
will be published in tomorrow's
Detroit Times, will discuss the
proper manner of displaying the
flag on specific occaSionS.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Guide for Ndzis
Planted byCAA

MT. CLEMENS, May 27.-Find-
ing a 10 by 14-foot phosphorescent
cross in a nearby field. Stirling
Township residents were convinced
that Nazi spies were working in
their midst.
1T points right toward the
Packard proving ground" one
excited citizen reported TO the
Sherihf's office.
Investigation revealed that the
cross had been designed 10 repre-.
sent fallen plane and was
dropped by CAA fliers of the Har.
tung Airport, Roseville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Auto Thief Says Law
Helped Him Start Car

Frederick Lake. IL. of 27l7
Sixth street. had two brushes with
the law in a car he had stolen,
Lake testified before Judge Arthur
Z. Gordon today on being sem
fenced to six months 10 five years
at Jackson. E.
In the first, a Detroit scout car
courteouSly gave him push when
he stalled at Vernon highway and
Gratiot avenue. In the second, he
was arrested by state police near
Bad Axe when he could not iden-
tify himself as the owner of the
automobile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
(Msmbsrship Blank on Pass 79)

Junior Victory Army members
ATTENTION!
With the course in first aid
completed. all members OF the
IVA today are ordered to start
their second series OF instruction.
This series has to do with the
American flag. how and when TO
display il, and how to show IL
respect. All members are 10 study
these lessons carefully each day,
keep them in a scrap book. and
put them into effect in their own
homes and school rooms.
Members of Troop No. 25, Girl
Scouts of America, have posed for
a series of photographs demon
strating the proper method of dis
playing the flag. and these pictures
will be used in Illustrating the
daily lessons.
Although virtually every IVA
has long since memorized
the oral flag salute. the series is
being started. with this pledge OF
allegiance to the flag:
AZ pledge allegiance to the
flag of the United States of o
America, and 10 the republic for
which 10 stands: one nation, In
divisible, with liberty and justice
for all"
The flag Of the United States of
America has Is horizontal stripes
seven red and six white-the red
and white stripes alternating, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Will Divides Fortune
Among 4 Charities
Leaving virtually all OF a $46. 900

Leaving virtually all OF a SAT, 900
fortune 70 four charitable organ
izations. the will of George A.
O'Leary Of 1885 Coyle avenue,
who died May Is. was med today
in the court of ProbeS Judge
Joseph A.. Murphy. ~
The win stipulated that after a
few minor requests were made to
friends OF the retired business
man that the balance of the estate
be divided equally among the
Little Sisters of the Poor, the
Bureau OF Catholic Indian Mis-
sions, the Oblate Sisters of Provi-
denee and the Sunday Visitos OF
Huntington. Ind Mr.. O'Ieary
stated in his will that he had no
known relatives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Defroiter Reported
Lost in Philippines

Dominic Ferrari, 81. Of 14490
Mapleridge avenue. is reported
missing in action in the Philip
pines, according to word received
here by his brother, Joseph.
The Detroiter was a member
of an anti-aircraft battery and
had been stationed in the Philip
pines since last September. His
brother last received word from
him December % in Manila.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Set
For Detroit Schools

The Detroit Board Of Education
today is preparing to fingerprint
every Detroit school child for
Identification purposes in case OF
air raid. The prints will be placed
on school enrolment cards.
Cards will be filed by the Wayne
County identification bureau of the
Sheriff's office. The parents con-
sent must be secured in each case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
DR.. Roland NJ. Aihay
County Medical Aide

DR.. Roland M. Athay, 81, OF
1901 Atkinson avenue. today was
named S6.000-a-year county med
ical co-ordinator by the Wayne
County Social Welfare Commission
to succeed DR.. Paul F. McQuiggin'
resigned.
Doctor Athay. who has been
affiliated with the Detroit Board
of Health for 10 years. win take
office next Monday. A graduate
of Kansas University and North
western University Medical School
Doctor Athay has practiced in
Detroit since 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Citizenship Classes

Free classes on naturalization,
citizenship and United States gov
eminent will be conducted each
Thursday, starting tomorrow, at
z p. m. at the Pan-American
Social Club, 30 East Columbia
street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Maryerove Summer School

Registration for the first sum-
mer school session in Marygrove
College history will be conducted
tomorrow and Friday. The 10
week summer school opens June l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. Is one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
TlmeA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

World Famous Comics. Three
pages every day In Daily De
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

"The Wishing Well" has
message In cipher for YOU. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
ASK RED CROSS

A-You should report the facts
20 the Detroit chapter Of the
American Red Cross. who In
yestigate all cases Of relief 10
the families and dependents Of
men In the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Fighting Mans Friend:
How Address
Mail for Men
Serving Overseas
lighting Mans Friend:

C. T. X: OF were 10 send
some packages 10 my brother m
care OF the postmaster, New York
City do YOU think he would re-
ceive them
Al he is serving overseas
ear aboard a naval vessel. this
II the proper way Ia address
him. giving his rank, and name
of organization, Of course. DO
not include In the address the
name OF any foreign post where
he might he serving or the name
Of his ship. IL may require some
time for the delivery Of such a
parcel. hut both the army and
the navy do a conscientious Job
Of delivering all mail ss soon
a. possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

West Warren Avenue
huuLhD Penny Singleton In
Albert Dekksr in "yOKEL BOY"
March OF Time. Dtnnervare Night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
CONTACT RED CROSS

MRS. d. M: Q-My husband
received his army discharge in
1898. He re-entered the service
over a month ago after / signed
papers to release him. He prom
ised TO send money to me and our
2-year-old daughter. but have
only received S7,S9 so far, I have
written his company commander
at Fort Knox. Would you please
advise me what 10 do? In five
months we will have another child
so IL is impossible for me to sup
port my daughter and myself.
Airport the matter to the
American Red Cross, 81 West
Warren avenue, phone Column
bia 1900; or to the Army Emer-
gency Relief, Fort Wayne Sec
ton, phone Vinewood $4,000,
Maj William III. Kite Jr.
MRS. A. J. A.: Q-My husband
has a meat business and is in ga.
We have two children. Does he
have TO 90 in the fall? He wants
20 join the navy. but / haven't
signed for him yet. II he went,
do you think ] could get a job in
a defense plant? He is % years
old.
Alt il unlikely he will he
called for service II you and the
two children are entirely de-
pendent upon him-at least un-
til such time as the government
makes economic provision for
bona fide dependents. Whether
or not you can get work in
defense plant depends of course
upon your qualifications, train
ing. etc. although by fall local
plants will unquestiOnably need
all the trained workers avail
ables
NJ. J. p: Q-Do sailors ever
receive leaves or furloughs in
time of war? My boy friend has
been in training since July, 1871
and now has been assigned 10 a
patrol yacht in - Is there any
chance of him ever getting a fur
Tough in the near future?
UP TO OFFICER
Ayes. sailors, as well a.
soldiers. are often granted fur
loughs in time OF war. The
granting Of such furloughs II
the responsibility OF individual
commanding officers for the
most part and IL determined nv
the need for the man on his post
nj the tImeg Obviously, in time
Of war. many men are 30 ur-
gently needed Mt their posts that
the granting n furloughs In
some instances impossible.
MRS. II. +. 6: @ My HUSBAND
is in a training camp. having beer
recently drafted. despite the fac
/ have a serious heart ailment anC
have been hospitaliZed eight time
in the last four years. For Shor
periods ] am able 10 be up ant
around but never able 10 do an,
hard work OF 10 be employed
have statements 10 that effec
from doctors. Ny husband told hi
local board this. but they sail
there was nothing they could DC
We had only a few dollars whel
he left. and soon ] will be- desti
tute. Would you kindly tell m
what 10 do?
ASK RED CROSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

MERCURf nov GREEN WAS MY
VALLEY" ~ $40 and 1924.
"BEDTINE STORY"
Starts At poo
Starts Friday, JOHNNY EAGER"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
HER AGE IMMATERIAL

WONDERING SUE. " 49, MY
husband is in Class ga, and ] am
only II. Mould that keep him
from being drafted until I'm lS?
II wife rs expecting a baby
would that keep her husband from
being drafted until after the baby
is born?
A-YOur age has nothing Ca
do with his draft status. which
has been determined upon n
basis of your dependency. OBJ
viously, a child will be another
dependent and unquestieBably-
will be considered by his local
board Ms such.
COMMON-LAW
Mrs. w. S. c.: o. have been
living in common low with a man
for six years. He has beer, en-
ployed in a defense plant. but now
has been ordered by his draft
board 10 appear for a physical ex-
animation. He has stated nothing
about the comn1on-law marriage in
his QUESTIONABLE. ] am not en-
ployed and am dependent upon
him. Does this situation make me
a dependent +?
A-The status of dependency
Is not determined by actual mar
rage but by the matter OF eco
nomic support. III the community
locks upon yeu--aBd- has-se
looked upon you--as a depend
ent Of this man, then he should
have 40 stated In his question
naire. He should notify his local
board of all the facts In the
case
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

UhLOl Open $40. All seats lie.
BOMBAY CLIPPER" VIM GarEan. Irene
Heryey Plus The Rough Riders In
BELOW TIL BORDER"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

VnID-Ferest a. Mt. Elliott. Pr. 1889 \
iVoh Open 6:fS. Walter tpidEeon N
wow SREEN WAS nv WILEY"
"HELTyAPOPFTN'," Olsen a Johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

UPTOWN oe:s :e: snow rs s;. asss =,
Park Free. Edward Arnold, Anne Shirley.
AL THAT Monty can BUY
THE FEMININE TOUCH" with Kay
frnncis, Don Amsche. Latest News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uxede TO. SITES r
ionhyv opsn $40. "ALL THAT MONEY
TIE rnxsiNs rc S1S H ho..,s ssi Rs.
sell and Don Ameche. News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

IWN 0VKE-Nnn DYKE NJ HaFrcr Fl. tb9d
'"' Uih1 Open Noon. Hot Oven DIM
nerware Free 10 Ladies Mat and Evening.
Penny Singleton In go WEST. YOUNG
LADY" VIM. Csrgan, SEALED LIPS
Hsdda Hopper short. COMEDY. News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

MI TWC-Maek-HeIc0mb Pr IEIt 4
pLL-ihL Open Gas. Free Parking Din
lerware. Robt. Taylor, Lana Turner in
JOHNNY EAGER Plus THE FEMTN-
me TOUCH Don Ameche, r. Russell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Awards Cite 4
Phone0perdtors

For their noteworthy public
service while in the performance
of duties" during 1871, four Mich.
gan Bell Telephone operators to-
day were given citations by the
Michigan Vail Committee Of
Award.
The honored operators were
Miss Mary Deichelbohr. chief night
operator at Wyandotte; Mrs
Mildred NJ. Todd, agency chief
operator az Big Beaver; Miss
Ruth Knudson. Royal Oak opera.
tor, and Mrs. Helen Blaske. her
supervisor.
Miss Diechelbohr was credited
with saving three persons lives
from carbon rnonoxide poisoning
Similarly. Mrs. Todd dispatched
q physician 10 a rural home IN
time 10 save a woman's life.
A joint citation was made tc
Miss Knudson and Mrs. Blasks
for sending police TO a service
station which had been held Up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
eopIe
You Know
Builds Tire ofCoiI Springs
they'll Last Forever

Rubber shortages don't bother
Paul K. Newell, an inventor who
lives at 1886 Van Horn road, in
Trenton.
Newell has made set OF tires
with coil springs and a steel rim
composition tread. And he has
equipped his car with them. They
took two weeks to build and cost
only S25.
Says Newell:
81 have driven the car at 50
miles per hour with good re-
Suits"
II something should happen 10
one of the coils il can be replaced
easily. Newell said. With necessary
requirements of this type. he
points out, the tires" will last a
lifetime.
When not inventing, Newell is q
contractor and builder.
Ted Roach, deputy sheriff for
the past four years, will change his
uniform tomorrow. He will turn
in his sheriff's uniform and be
indicted into the army 10 be
measured for a suit OF Uncle Sans
Official outfit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Ends Life in Trailer

The death OF Vern z. Slater. 20,
OF 1892 Hilton road, Ferndale,
found fatally shot through the
head in his parked trailer near his
home. was declared a suicide today
by Ferndale police. Slater's sister
told police her brother recently
had quarreled with his girl friend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Famed Holmes Trophy Awarded
10 Kingsbury Smith, ms Ace

NEW YORK, April % (INs) D.
Joseph v. Connolly, president of
international News Service. an
nounced today that Joseph Kings
bury Smith, state department
correspondent in Washington, has
been named the George r. Holmes
Memorial Trophy winner for 1871.
Presentation of the award was
made at luncheon at the Hotel
Waldorf-Astoria attended by 300
editors and publishers from all
over the country here for the an
nual convention of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association.
Honored for notable succession
OF beats" and exclusive stories
uncovered In the course of his
regular duties during the year.
Smith becomes the third CORES
pondent TO win In the contest
established in 1889 as a tribute TO
Holmes, for Is years manager of
the Washington bureau of Inter
national News Service.
President Roosevelt paid per-
sonal tribute to Holmes memory
and to the award winner in a
letter read to the luncheon.
LIST OF JUDGES
The judges were Lawrence Mar
tin, managing editor of the Denver
Post; Basil Brewer. publisher and
editor Of the New Bedford. Mass,
Standard Times; James S. Pope.
managing editor OF the Louisville
KY, Courier-Journal; Wrig hit
Bryan, managing editor Of the
Atlanta. Ca, Journal. and MIR.
Connolly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

five years for
the chance TO
pull a gag line.
After ez-
ner, count y
] gal adviser.
had given an
opinion to the
county W US
and means COM
mittee, County
S u perv or
Sherman Little
field described
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
LIST OF JUDGES

ApvERTisEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Court Reporter George Lauril

Is a game man
but he knows
W h e n h e s
licked. He at
tempted to re-
cord an argu-
ment before the
bar of Record
err S Ju d & e
Joseph A. ellis,
but gave up be-
cause he's Just
a reporter. not
-, ..-N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Enjoy the full mileage
built into your automobile and its rubber!

timely item-standard OIL Dealers Approved Car Con
sevstion Schedule. This shows exactly what, how, and
how offsn to take OF the major wearing parts I'm
Guiding tires that they'll give you their maximum life
Get started this scheduled I'LL help you keep rolling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
Mix Lemon Juice
AT NOME
TO RELIEVE
RHEUMATIC PAINS

Money Back-u This Recipe Fails
sands u fo!ks vhe nov taks is1nnn juies
for rhsumstie pain-havs found that By
sddsns I've tssls,pconf,ii; q Ansnru 70 on:
vstaS. th1y ret faster retsf for tbs axhss
and pains caused ~ rheuu,a tisnn, iumbaso.
ms no surprise either. for AiIenru y
10 ysaf old foymule 70 relieve rheumatic
sehss end pssns IN faet--,f II doss NOT hsip
--youf money back what could b fasssyf
Oct Ansnfv today ~ any 1--we drussist Only
% een<o-Do u New.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

Kingsbury Smith, a veteran OF
many years service in Washington
and a confidant of diplomats and
statesmen. is the first of Holmes
own boys" to win the coveted
award. The first two winners were
foreign correspondents, Kenneth
Downs and Pierre j. Huss, but
Smith was broken in and trained
under Holmes direction and re-
turned to Washington TO take over
the state department beat after a
long tour of duty as chief cor
respondent in London.
REMARKABLE BEATS
His remarkable sequences OF
beats was characterized by one OF
the judges as distinguished re-
porting which seems to have man.
aged to stay ahead OF the news
stream with remarkable consist
ence." Another found that each
of the entrants In the contest
displayed craftsmanship of a high
order"
Other reporters or correspond
ents whose work received honor
able ment ion we're William
Chaplin. now en- route TO India,
who exposed the presence of Nazi
elements In Americas vital chem
ical industry: William X. Hutch
inson, Holmes successor as chief
OF the Washington bureau who
scored a five-week beat on the
retirement Of Chief Justice Charles
Evans Hughes: William Neal of
the Washington staff for his cover
age OF the lease-lend debate; Wal
ter Herman of the New York
Office: Jack Mahon. sports writer;
Robert G.. Nixon, who Ia with the
American Expeditionary Force In
northern Ireland; Inez Robb. Bob
Considine and George Lait
Smith was nominated for the
award by Hutchinson, who in q
letter TO Barry Faris. editor of
International News Service set
forth how the correspondent had
called the turn" in an amazingly
accurate manner on the great
world events of 194l.
His almost day-by-day forecast
Of the momentous developments
which finally plunged the United
States into war was clirnaxed by
a dispatch IN days before Pearl
Harbor in which he predicted a
Japanese attack in the Far East
within 10 days"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23
admits to waiting

1t as clear as mud"
THAT covers the ground,
doesn't IT," was the line that
Bremen had waited for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

pleaded guilty" 10 six charges Of
violation OF blackout laws after he
realized he had been framed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

when four people attempted to
explain at once.
Assistant Prosecutor William
Flanagan turned defense attorney
and Sheriff Andrew Baird was the
defendant in mock trial for the
benefit OF Livonia Township
Civilian Defense Auxiliary Police,
IN their instruction class in Clar-
enceville high school. Sheriff Baird
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-23

The man who find thousands Of extra miles in that
Car of yours is your Standard Oil dealer He show
YOU too how to get maximum mileage from your tires.
He's trained in these important jobs He does them with
sl and experience. And right he's featuring very
The voice of labor., 1942-01-01

II they needed anything else.
Such IL the status Of the
victory program" II IL . vie
tim Of the desire on the part
Of knudsen and those asso-
ciated with him 10 avoid the
great shalSe-ups In industry
that would he required 20 get
an additional one hundred hill
lion dollars worth of produce
tion.
The result Is a fierce fight be-
tween vicc-Pres. Henry A. Wal
lace. Donald Nelson and Leon
Henderson Of SPAB and knud-
son and the busincSs-as-usual
crowd associated with him. Sid
ney Hillman. labor's representa-
tive in the OPM. leans toward
the Knudsen camp, according to
tho SPAB crowd
Hllman's break with the New
Dealers on SPAB came when
Henderson and Nelson proposed
that Hcndcrsons office Of civilian
supply work out bare minimum
schedule of civilian requirements.
Industry branch chiefs In
the OPM would then he in
Structed that any industrial
capacity above that needed for
the hare cicvilian require
ments should he converted to
production Of war goods. To
carry through this conversion
they would he given full pow
ers.
The Henderson Nelson plan also
called for the appointment of Will
liam l.. Bait. an nti-business-as.
The voice of labor., 1942-01-01

Under the victory program"
the average monthly expenditure
for armaments would bc about s3.-
500 O0O.0 900 instead OF the present
rate OF S1.750,O0O.O0o a month.
Stacy May and Robert Nathan
Of the OPMs research staff were
assigned to find out from the
army and navy what their require
ments would he in terms Of ma
chine guns. airplancs and similar
Instruments Of war. Then they
proceeded to break down these re-
auiremcnts in terms of tons of
steel. bales ot cotton, and other
raw materials.
This program was well un-
der way when the Japanese
attacked the 4. y. and Ger
many and Italy formally in
cIuded this country in their
list Of enemies. President
Roosevelt gave the green light
b the victory program"
The Supply Priorities 4 Allo-
cations Board submitted to tho
army and navy its breakdown Of
required materials and asked for
a schedule OF production. What
will you need when" the army
was asked.
II was contemplated that in
dustry could then he set to work
producing the needed items in or
der and an attempt would he made
to get deliveries Of the needed
products at the needed time.
At this point. the story goes.
Knudsen stepped in 10 declare
his objections. The figures. he
said, were all wrong and all
that was really needed was an
additional ten billion dollars or
90. The army brass hats agreed
and told the SPAB people TO
come back In March or April
and the army would tell them
The voice of labor., 1942-01-01
The WESTERN MARYLAND VOICE OF INDUSTRIAL LABOR

murder charges arising from ?
gun battle on tho TcnncSscc.kcn-
iucky border during last springs
bI,umlnous stoppagc a jury com
posed wholly ~ farmers took only
four minutes "a acquIt the union
lists of killing Pres e " Rhodes
Of ,h' Fork Ridge Mining co