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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
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GENE RAL MacARTHCR'S
n LEA DO UARTERS. Australia
Aug. 7 CUP).--A spokesman for
Gen Douglas Macarthur admitted
today that the Japanese had occu-
pied the Kai. Tanimbar and Aroe
islands. DDS miles north of Aus
tralia. across the Arafura Sea.
Macarthur reported that Allied
medium bombing planes had made
a successful attack on the big
japanese bases in the Salamaua-
Lac area of the north New Guinea
coast without meeting challenging
enemy planes. All planes returned
safe.
The communique said also that
the situation in the Buna-Gona
area. $50 miles from Salamaua
had become static. Only light
ground forces were engaged IN
reconnaissance. II was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
State Banks Set
Prosperity Gait
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING, Aug. Michigan
banks are making the greatest
post-depression comeback in his
tory. Banking Commissioner Maui
rice Eveland said today.
As black as the banking picture
was in 1888 during the celebrated
holiday" financial institutions
closed by frozen assets have re-
turned 10 an era OF prosperity. he
said This is evidenced best by
banking department figures. which
show that the number of receiver
ships in existence is dwindling rap
idly. EvelaHa added.
I'VE hope to close at least so
receiverships by the end Of the
year" Eveland said THE big
gest liquidation program ever
seen IL now under way by our
department"
Ne state he said. can beast Of a
record better than Michigan's re-
garding depositors in closed banks
getting back their cash plus in
terest. One bank. ne reported. re-
turned l07 per cent of its original
deposits. the extra Z per cent being
interest.
In July the department cleaned
up two court recelvershipS. the
trusts OF four state
banks and five depositors corpora
tons.
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June Income
Hits q Billion

WASHINGTON. Aug. 7 (UP).-
June payments of salaries. wages
and other individual income set a
monthly record of S9.537 DOC. 900,
the commerce department reported
today.
The high figure was attributed
chiefly 10 increased pay rolls in
civil and military branches Of the
federal government. II boosted in
dividual income payments for the
first six months OF 1912 10 $50
OIL 600, 900 53 per cent greater
than for the corresponding pre-
war period of 1899
In addition 10 government pay
rolls. factory wage payments also
expanded with the increase in wal
production, more than offSettinG
decline in civilian output, the de-
partment reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug Z QNS).
Six persons, passengers on a
United States Army acceptance
fight Of Curtlss Commando
transport plane. today had to
thank Test Pilot Herb Fisher for
whole skins if not for their lives.
Discovering that the retracta-
bic landing gear of the plane was
not functioning. Fisher made a
perfect belly landing at the Buff
falo Municipal Airport after cir
cling over the field for more than
eight hours.
He and his six passengers. in
three United States Army
officers. and a member of the
Australian royal air force escaped
the ordeal without a scratch.
Fisher took the huge two
motorcd plane off the ground at
11:30 a. m for The acceptance
flight. Flying with him were 1t.
John p. Segley. co-pilot Capt
Charles 3. ONeill Of Detroit
Squadron Leader c. r. Caldwell
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the. planes would be built. but
Kaiser has proposed turning his
Oregon shipyard into mass pro-
duction line for the cargo planes
with a possible construction rate
of 5000 year.
First word Of the cargo plane
program came yesterday when
WPB Chairman Donald NJ. Nelson
conferred with President Roosevelt
and said afterward that the plans
would be worked out in a short
time. The WPB spokesman said
that mir. Nelson is anxious 10 get
Mr. Kaiser into business.
Kaiser's original plane building
program, outlined before congress
sional committees called for con-
version OF several shipyards be-
sides his own Oregon yard for
building the planes. He said the
air freighterS could be built with
out obstructing the Liberty ship
program-po possibly using facilities
now idle because OF the steel
shortage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
BigCdnddd Issue
Sold TO Banks

OTTAWA, Aug. 7-An issue OF
S75. 100000 of Dominion of Canada
deposit certificates. dated August
), and maturing Feb. ?. 1913. have
been sold to the chartered banks
at par. Finance Minister IlSley an
nounced.
Certificates bear interest at -
OF per cent, the same rate as the
first issue OF similar amount,
dated July %,
Al that time, IlSley said il was
expected offerings would be made
weekly, but on an average for
substantially smaller amounts.
with proceeds used 10 assist in
financing the governments war
expenditures until the next public
loan.
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Wants President
To Tell War Secrets
special To rHE DETROIT TrMES

WASHINGTON. Aug. Z. - The
concern in Congress over the
secrecy on the progress OF the war
was brought into the open today
when Senator Alexander Wiley Of
Wisconsin offered a resolution
proposing that President Roose-
welt reveal the whole behind-the-
scenes picture To the Senate in
secret session.
The resolution was referred 10
the foreign relations committee,
where IL probably will repose udtil
the end Of the present Congress,
Ii is not believed in Washington
that President Roosevelt would
accept such an invitation even if
the resolution were adopted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
BIRTHS
BOYS



Boys we're born to:
zelma Lebtich. 1891 Kenosha.
Grace Barley 500 Philip
Genevieve Dempnock. 1854 Fordham.
Erma Clark. $40 Rosewood Ferndaie
Autionette Kus. 6042 Grandys
Josephine Crifasi, 2642 East Congress.
Margaret Jones, s6 EdgeVale.
Elizabeth Jones 1883 Maplefidge.
Eva Mshfet. 223l Montclair
Patricia LanEe. 1856 W. Grand boulevard
Rose Fox. 1909 Hurlbut.
Brtta Laid. 22536 Miner rad. 81, Ciair
Shores
Irene smith. 22ss5 Pleasant. st. Clair
Shores
Corine Chandler. 5543 Audubon.
Joanna Minis. 2605 Jay
Algie Flaviani, l2340 East Forest.
Vera MacPhee. l4s2s Turner.
Eudoris Tougas, 800 Ninth. Royal Oak.
Susan Prewitt. 1910 Delaware.
Olga Banchoff 1915 Mayfair, Dearborn.
Dorothy Barry ia Rhode Island, High
land Park
Irene lawson, 1912 Burt road.
irene Beeney, 20553 Indian. Redford
Marie Tuohy 1850 Turner.
Ellen Hesly. $3.50 Wakefield. BerSlsy.
Oneita Mckay, Mancelona. Mich.
Eva Kapocsi 1852 Monica.
Bernice vsnDoorn, 1924 North Altadena
Royal Oak
Marie Drzewiecki. 1924 Thaddeus
Lorraine Lockhart. 1891 Evergreen.
Johanna Schenker, 22S7 Edgewood, Berk
ley.
Joan Gallaher. 1889 Tracy.
Mary Martin. $40 lakewood.
Marie MarcOux. 1915 Sixteenth.
Frances Stalings 1928 Twelfth
Ruth Lake 3i12 Vermont
Estele Walker. 42i7 81. Antoine
Eleanor Majewski. l2i West Wils
Marie Gamble 1O037 Burley, Dearborn.
Rose Norris. 1885 East AleXandrine
Evelyn Pollard. 1850 Military.
Maxine Barron. 2O13 Hastings
Ruth Stokes 1896 Brush
Bessie Carter 6l2i Whitewood.
Mabel Matthews, 1902 Russell
Dorothy BruWn--52na rWent t-th!rd-
Gezina Entingh 6454 Yinger. Dearborn.
Emily Kewalski islf Thirty-fifth.
Jennie Lafata 1902 Rusedale court
Nancy Paquin 1857 Perry
Marion Lake. 1927 Fourteenth.
Hannah Levitt. 2O50 Piugfee.
Alta Moore. $500 Ninewood
Mary Dubiel 22s5 Crawling Hamtramck.
Elizabeth Dswling, I4s55 Cruise.
Henrietta Fleming. 1897 Lakewood.
Mary Klopp. 1885 quincy
Lareen Murphy, 1875 Ohio.
Mildred Guerra 1857 McGraw,
Theresa Lewis 1887 Terry
Cornella 10th. 3JOS South Edsei.
Julia Bcres 1909 Heyden.
Syde Goldstein 1858 Rchton.
Florence Shaner. 2ioss Breton Woods
Hazel hof1 Ie an 2aa Ia sane Royal OAK
Marlene Mazeiks 1864 St Louis
Rene Maxwell 7716 East Jefferson.
Margory Msguir, fl27 Avery.
Katherine Schtppert 34O6 Emwood.
feona Hawkins 1927 METne.
Anne Krawzon 1885 Buena Vista
jeanette Herman, 1850 oakman court.
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BIRTHS
GIRLS

Girls were born to-
Dorothy Diebau. l1l37 RoNbury.
Nenets Porter lsa47 Heating
Marie Manly ls4l6 Whtcomb.
Frances Ling. III Merrck.
virginia Peterson 1881 Cherrylawn.
Ivy Thorson, 1912 North Maple Royal OAK
Helen Nice 1910 Brooklyn
Elizabeth Barany. 1920 Garfield Allen PIX
Jean Wilhelm. Route No. 3 Birmingham
Ida Heck 1921 Charleston
Lillian Martyniuk iO443 Telegraph. lnkster
Marguerite Grnsczynski, 24if Harvard
Eleanore smith $50 West Vernon highway
Lila halQust. lsf2s FOch. LiVonla.
Jeanette kunasky. 6745 Mansfield.
Maize Zerilo. sq02 NintOn
shirley Demaray, 1889 Freelsnd.
Helen selkurt sT56 Rockdale Dearborn.
Florence Malitz. u Gladstone
Christine Brown. 65i Fast Nevada.
Patricia Gravier. 442l Avery.
Josephine Carey. 5O5i Chatswoah
Rita Szstkowski. 1925 Engleside drive.
Dorothy LEROY 1915 Cray
Margaret Pfeiner. 5000 CharlevoiX
Irene Heitman. $50 W Milwaukee
Mary EsSenmacher ll7S7 Whithorn
sylvia Schroeder. sUl North Highland. Dear
horn.
Blanche Kozma 1850 Auburn.
Wilburta Elhott 3O722 Chester. Royal Oak
Msry Moskwa $500 Epworth,
Ruth Cook. 1887 Mason Dearborn.
Isabel Davis 1926 Dryden
Madqelle Kling 1929 Northwestern.
H.
ODESSA Lane, 1854 Ellsworth
Selma Knodt. 354 East Hazelhurst. Fern
dale.
wynona Nelson 2ioi McDougau
Helene Carver. i54ll Gildow. Dearborn.
Anna CzeCledt 1890 Lauder
barbara Randall. 3l3 East Ten-Mne road
ROYAL Oak
Laura steventon. $500 Freda.
Ann James $4,000 Freeland
Rose Masamery l420S Ohio
Winfield Korbelak. i35 South Main Marine
City.
wyIma Fortune. 20 Amherst road. pleas
ant Ridge
Elizabeth Anderson 1Rsia Lauder
Genevieye Horowitzs p Elmhurst, Highland
Park
Annie Bell 2iii MuHett
Tommie Scott 1892 Alfred
Bernice Gordon, ssh Woodrow
Rosie Adams. iij3 Russell
Mary McGhee. 1902 Dubois
Helen Bivens, 1865 East Fort
Mildred Walton. 6it Melboprne
Alene Levi Sg4i Goodwin
Minnie Blackman 522 Medbury.
Mile Callsumpter 576 East Palmer
Blanche House. 6t07 Woodrow
Psrolla Hodges. 1919 Eighteenth
Nellie Kobv 1895 Riopelle
Margaret Williams 1891 Prest
Ruth Shrewsbury 5Oi5 spokane
MARGARET Hannah, 2l9ol Maple. 81 ciesil
shores
Elinor Kuzna e3i2 Goethe
Evelyn Debbaudt 5033 - clair
Adeline Prouyk jf9l Chopin
MARY Carabss 1872 Fleming
MARY Addy. 39ti Somerset
Veronica Rehling. 5000 Wisner
Elizabeth Gretel, 1920 kenoshs Grstio'
Township
Leda Bruce f77i Pennsylyania.
Clara Grassa. $3.50 Baldwin
Lucille Wise. 1878 Eas, Hudson Roya
Oak
Dora Wasser 1905 Webb
Helen Marshak 1852 Tyler
EVELYN Lee 1888 Yellowstone
Mary Johnston. 35l7 Sixth
sophia Gubernst, 5Qos Sobiesk- HAN
tramck
Mary Cousins. $685. Seminole
Jennie Lafata 1909 Roscdalc court
Betty Lubin 406a West Grand avenue
Marie Olsen 3Jis Hogarth
lola stanton s61 Brainard Z
Charlotte Swetta SOS6 curt
Alma Champ. 1901 Waybufn
Virginia Stol1, els Wesi Barren Rotal
OAK
Marie wsrnke 33i5 NspIevood drive Mt.
Clemens
BOYS
Rove were N1fn fos
Narv Weirh -F7 Wet Ps'trrs
Mary Edmonfson 1910 Milford
Dorothy Rotsfius, ili1e Easi 7+Miie road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Rails Speed Up
Oil Movement

WASHINGTON Agg-! With
tWo-thirds of all oil products con-
signed to eastern destinations now
moving in solid train lots from
southwest. Office of Def ems @
Transportation took steps today to
include shipments from smaller
producers in solid train plan.
Representatives Of ODT. oil in
terestS and railroads met at Dali
las. Tex. to work out plans which
Will enable producers of small lots
10 concentrate their cars al desig-
mated terminals for inclusion in
trains of so cars or more for a
single eastern point.
Solid train operations over pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Cars Block Driveway,
Gas Stations Close

Two more gasoline stations were
kprced 10 close earlier than usual
yist night when other gasoline
dealers in cars blocked the drive
way in an attempt to get all sta
tons to close at S p. m, police
reported today.
TeT. cars drove into one station
At 1881 vest Dawson avenue last
night and were refused service by
the attendant. He closed the sta
tion shortly after because Of the
blocked driveway. a second sta
ton Al 2600 Boston boulevard
closed earlier than usual when five
cars blocked the driveway.
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u. S. to Bar
DistiIIing
OF Liquor

WASHINGTON. Aug. I tUP).--
A complete ban on production Of
distilled spirits is being considered
bv the Wsr Production Board in
order 10 convert all facilities 70
manufacture OF industrial alcohol
for the war effort, spokesman
said today
The spokesman said WPB
order may be expected soon. He
added that no decision had been
reached on the date II will become
effective, hut said II possibly would
be November ]
Large diStillcries already have
discontinued production of liquors
under a WPB order issued several
months ago. and the new move Is
expected 10 require smaller firms
10 fall in line.
Many distilleries are now max
ing industrial alcohol. which Is
used in synthetic rubber, smoke
less powder and other explosives
and var products When the first
order went into effect, WPB Off
Gals said there was no likelihood
- liquor shortage. because a
iivc-ycar supply was on hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

ICtdan Brun % Gloria Gastell 20
Henry A. Gram. 81. Elsie l. Wendland %
Frank Gzuj. % Anna Ssdek, %
Milton Peck i6 Jennie NJ Reid n
Leslie Mason 2s June NJ Howes. q
Joseph T Ferrau p. Martha NJ. Wilson's
p
Terence Chsrnenka 81: Mary Budz. 40.
Roy W Best. 80 Louise p. Manley ~
Alan VI Weiss p Betty } Klein. 20.
Lawrence Lewand0wski. rs Christine DAILY
%
William Murphy 81 Jessie George 30
Elvin Rhodeuhouse 81. Carlos Payne 20
Bernard Hlfsch. 25 Shirley Bosnian y
Robert Cameron 55 BESSIE Hall -
Martin . Mursy. 90. Cecue Lspire o.
George sAnados 2S Margaret MsternIcek
o.
Rrhsfd I rstneS. - Marguerite T..
Candy. -
r. Manson Taylor - Beaillcs Herman.
81
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pared routings on predetermined
schedules will materially speed up
movement of oil by tank car TO
East Coast Plan was put into
operation August !. with about 80
railroads establishing 66 standard
schedules so that solid trains Of
tank cars will move on schedules
like passenger trains. Return
empty movement also is handled
in solid trains and on standard
schedules
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Kaiser 10 Build
Big Flying Boats
Ind Short Time
WPB 10 Let Contracts
In the Next Day or Two
Site Being Kept Secret

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 (UP).--
Henry J. Kaiser, pioneer mass pro-
Queer OF Liberty ships. today APP
parently had won his fight for a
contract 10 construct lotion flying
boats TO speed men and war mate
rails 10 world battlefrontS.
A War Production Board SpokeS-
man said agreem s may be
reached with Kaiser lin the next
day or two to build flying boats
of the Mars type
There was no indication where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
loddings Increase
To 863,528 Cars

WASHINGTON. Aug. Load
ings of revenue freight during the
week ended August l iotaled S63,-
52S cars. an increase of S.006 over
the previous week, decrease of
1894 from the like week year
ago and an increase of 145.60l
over the 1910 period. according to
reports TO the Association Of Amer
lean Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Woek--She's Girl Behind
The Man Behind the Gun

its word and positive assurance
that no girl will ever, ever be
expected TO load vehicle.
For the moment. "Wacks' must
be content with driving vehicles OF
not more than 5000 pounds
weight. Because il has never had
women chauffeurS before, the
army doesn't know just how large
a car or truck woman is capa-
BILE OF bull-dozing. N
Until il finds out, the army is
doing the gallant thing and limit
ing the weight 10 one and a hall
tons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

This is the third article in a
series by lnez Robb about the
duties the Women,s Army Auxil-
larry Corps. first OF its kind in
the history OF the nation, will
perform when its training period
IS completely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Air BHiffpshiPs

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. :
GNS) Maj. Alexander F.. de
SeverSky. the aviation authority
today advocated construction OF
great air battleShipS which could
fly nonstop from San Francisco "a
Japan and return. He declared:
I'VE should start imme-
distely building I50-tOn bomb
ers that would be- veritabIe
'bsttleships' and capable Of fly
ing with thousands OF tons of
INT To Japan and back"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
DIVORCES

Martha Reeves from John.
Andrew Forkes from Roberta
Waktcr Yanick from Katherine
Dorothy Pike from George
Margaret Hackney from Garviu
Margie Feaster from William
Orrin Stadelbauer from Elsie.
Joseph, Bombacz from Lulu
Helen Grips from Herbert.
Yeata Green from Martin.
James Wagsman from Lillian
Ray Kline from MARY.
Arnold Richter from Emmy.
Dorothy Lewis from Eugene
Lucinda Gardner from Morris
iuciile Lewis from Henry
cecilia knagEs from sheldon.
lane Morgan ifom rasenh
Ann J MahoD f-or' Joseph
HATTIE Col'j-s f--
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Death notiees
aRMATIS Jo

ARMATIs-J j.. Aug 3. 1892 age 40
beloved husband OF Katherine ana dear
father OF Virginia Florence and Jacquelyn
Armatis. dear son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph
Armaus. Funeral from his late residence
5O27 Fairview Saturday. II 30 a m, and
to ST Margaret Mary Church at II. Holy
Name prayers Friday. 8 80 p. m.
CARTEN-Esrl W. Birmingham husband
OF Mildred father OF June and Earl. son
81 Mr. and Mrs W. j. Carten. Services
AZ Bell Funeral Home. $40 East Maple
Ave Birmingham. Saturday at o'clock.
sCHt LTZ-Ernest J., suddenly. Aug. 6.
1912. al Aigonsc, Mich. dear husband Of
Louise: father OF Mrs. T.. j. Kerschen and
Arthur Schulz -hEeiheE-ef AFS-EBil
Christ and grandfather OF Edward A.
Kerschen and Arthur schultz Jr Funeral
al 2.30 o. m. from daughters
residence. 1888 Granville Blvd Burial in
Forest Lawn
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BEHIND WHEEL

In the meantime. the WAC
chauffeur will be behind the wheel
of command cars. sedans. tricycles
motorcycles with third wheeD,
motorcycles with sidecarS, ambu-
lances and jeeps.
Al the end OF her first four
weeks training the "Wack" chaut-
feur will he given certificate as
a military driver. She will spend
the final four weeks IN trying il
on the dog. and no offense meant
to the United States Army.
She will simply be given a
chance TO practice what she has
learned by doing the military driv-
ing around old Fort Des Moines,
once sacred 10 the horse, not
horse power.
(TOm orrOw: There1i he
woman's work. too, in the
Momez's army.l
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BOOKS PREPARED

WASHINGTON. Aug 7 UNS).
OPA officials disclosed today
th1t ralioning books and forms
v 70 being - prepared on shoes,
clothing and fuel oil but warned
that the preparations were merely
a precautionary step.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Lost and Found

BROWN bag. containing lady's clothing;
near Toledo and Morrell Cedar 1929.
CHANGE PURsE-s94- s97, vicinity Tenn
pie Baptist Church. Reward. 5022 Yer
mont. Tyler 1854
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PAY ROLL WORK

Such women must famillarlze
themselves with the enc ess
printed forms that comprise mill
tary red tape. They will be taught
how 10 make out pay rolls and 10
understand army post finance.
Some OF the administrative per-
sonnet will receive specialist train
ing for eight weeks There is an
other four-week course for women
whose jobs will not be quite so
complicated as those trained in
the longer course
The shortest specialist course IS
that for the communications per-
sonnet After her four weeks
basic course, The auxiliary-who
has been recruited for her pfb-
hciency on a telephone switch
board will have two intensive
weeks of training in the commune
school,
She will he trained TO operate
the military switchboards. now
manned by soldiers. She will learn
TO decode messages and. TO that
end, given instructions IN cryp-
Biography.
She will even he given courses
in electrical mathematics and the
elements OF electricity. not IN
mention the fundamentals OF
wiring.
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sCHILTZ-E Ernest
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1852 z. JEFFERSON FITZRoY 217s-79
J. SUTTON a SON,
tif7 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-5l00
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