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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Justice Murphy
En- Route Here TO
Spur Production
Detroit Is Miracle City,
Ex-Governor Says in
Praise Of Arms Output

NEW YORK, Sept. Is (INS).-
Supreme Court Justice Frank
Murphy was TO leave for Detroit
today TO survey industrial condi-
tons in the motor city i'm an
effort 10 increase war production.
Fresh from a tour of active
duty in the army and still wear
ing his uniform of a lieutenant
colonel, the former mayor of De-
troit and governor of Michigan
said in an interview that mo one
should make a cent out of this
war"
STILL A WONDER CITY
81 don't believe the stories of
disorder I'm Detroit" he said.
There may be some disruption
there, but IL was wonder city
and still Is one. IL can do
heroic things.
"AlI that Is needed Is for De-
troit to do the job !, know IL
can do. The unseasohed labor
leaders are now seasoned. The
production giants who gave
America and the world such
modern miracles as the airplane
and the automobile are really
miracle men, and can and will
continue to accomplish miracles.
mo one can convince me
that industrial Detroit won't do
the production job and do IL 80
well that IL will dwarf the
efforts Of continental Europe
and the japanese empire"
DELAYS FATAL
Justice Murphy said that pro-
duction delays are fatal.
"You might just as well take
a group of our soldiers out and
shoot them cold bloodedly," he
said, ''for the effects are the
same"
Justice Murphy granted the
interview as he arrived by plane
at LaGuardia airport. He revealed
that in spite of his request for
active war duty heb ad been re-
turned TO the inactive officers list
of the army for reasons of state. "
Justice Murphy said he was
making the trip to Detroit as a
private citizen and following a
visit TO war plants would spend a
few days at his fathers law office
at Harbor Beach, Mich.
He expects to return to Wash
ington for the opening of the
Supreme Court on October 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
$1,000 in Graft
Paid Schneider,
Salesman Says
Insurance Agent, Who Lost
License. Again Faces
Quiz at Auditors Trial

Edgar M. Robbins. former in
surance salesman. today faced
more Of the blistering cross-ex-
animation which Redeemed his face
at the trial of Ray ID. Schneider.
one-time county auditor charged
with accepting bribes.
Robbins. chief witness for the
state, had testified he kicked
back" sums of 5000. $3.50, 1881
and 1,181 to Schneider in return
for a considerable share OF the
county's insurance business when
Schneider was an auditor. Under
the direct examination ofs Assist
ant. Prosecutor Jack Gilmore, Rob-
bins testified that between 1888
and 1871 ne had ''rebated' between
S11 900 and $4,000 TO Schneider
He said he took the money 10
Schneider's home at 1852 York
shire road.
Defense Counsel Frank G.. Sche-
manske asked him If II was true
his insurance license had been
revoked as a result of his previous
testimony at Schneider's custer
and examination. Robbins replied
il had.
ADMITS GETTING BUSINESS
"You were friend OF Schnei-
der's prior 10 1888 and he gave
YOU his insurance business when
he WAS "A builder. didn't he?"
Schemanske asked.
EYES," replied the witness.
Ibid you return part Of his
Insurance payments 10 him
them"
"Yes-about 20 per cent"
"Why did you testify at the
sidered the money you paid
Schneider n campaign contribu-
ton when YOU now term 10 a
rebate? Don't YOU know Ray
Schneider has less money today
than he had when he took Office
rs county AUDITOR"
~ don't question II for a
minute" Robbins replied.
INSISTS 1T WAS REBATE
Then the only reason you
call IL n rebate In because, when
the insurance commission heard
your case, they called IL a re-
bates"
mo, Il was a rebate" Rob-
bins replied angrily.
Gilmore was 10 decide today
whether he would allow the de-
Tense TO introduce two character
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

attic, and 10 ransack the garage
for metal, rubber and rags.
Latest in the scrap campaigns is
the national key drive, which
started yesterday.
Old keys of any description are
sought: keys TO old locks, keys TO
cars traded or junked. keys to bu-
reau drawers and old hotel keys
which you have carried away and
failed TO return.
A fact that is little known Is
that keys contain nickel silver.
This metal is very scarce now.
Eight per cent of the old type keys
are loaded nickel silver. Flat
keys of the Yale, Corbin, auto and
safe deposit box type are said TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Michigan State Plans
Course in Japanese

A shortcut" course in Japa-
nese will be offered at Michigan
State College when fall term
classes begin September %, it was
announced today.
The course, as planned, Is TO
give the student at the end of 10
weeks, a knowledge of reading and
simple spoken japanese. Mrs.
Grace Song Line. M. d., M. S., d.
p. H., will teach the course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Arms Sent by Plane
To Gen. MihaiIOvitCh

LONDON, Sept. Is (INS).--
Large quantities of war material
have been delivered by air to Gen.
Draja Mihailovitch, leader of the
Yugoslav patriots, according to re-
ports reaching Vichy from Sofia,
Bulgaria, Reuters British News
Agency reported today.
The Vichy reports said that the
supply planes came from the Mid
die East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Turn i'm Old Keys
They Contain Nickel, Silver and All Are Needed
in Latest Scrap Campaign

Scrap-hungry steel mills. fight
ing to keep abreast of war de-
mands, are stirring Wayne County
salvage officials TO greater efforts
to get every man, woman and
child into the scrap"
Appeals are being made to
search every out of the way place
in the house, from basement TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

be almost 80 per cent nickel silver.
Keys collected in this campaign
will be sold to dealers for smelling
and the proceeds will be turned
over TO the USO. The paper In
dustry of America and the Girl
Scouts are behind this drive.
While gathering up the old keys,
however. also make a special
search for old iron. steel. tin, cop
per and rubber. The scrap situa-
lion is acute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Glamour Girls
.Frowned On by
War Plants Here
Flying Hair. High Heels
Barred as Conducive
TO Factory Accidents

Those photographs from the
coast depicting feminine aircraft
workers with Brenda Frazier
hairdo, shoes by Pierre and nail
polish by the quart, would be
strictly out, so far as Detroit war
plants are concerned.
In fact, Miss Gladys CouIton,
supervisor of women at the High
land Park Ford factory. suspects
the press agent influence. She
feels that maybe through exotic
pictures California hopes to get
credit for winning the war. just
like it took over sunshine several
years ago.
"The glamour girl has no place
I'm industry today" says Miss
Coulton. They must sacrifice,
at least during working hours,
many of the things IL has been
their privilege TO enjoy.
WHY GLAMOUR Is OUT
"NaiI polish, for instance, may
smudge and clog important ma-
chimes. Loose, flowing hair
would add only to the chances
OF getting scalped.
"And rs for high heels, my.
my, my. You have 10 watch
your step in factories, you know,
and 1t Is difficult enough In hat
ties"
Because of the dangers and NOT
because she Is against beauty, %
such, Miss Coulton has laid down
fixed rules on dress for Ford
women workers. These call for =
short-sleeved blouse or jacket
dark Stacks and low-heeled shoes.
Miss Coulton wants her office
employees dressed that way, too
because in trips into the plant
they can readily get dresses or
superfiuous sleeves caught in ma
chimes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Soldiers Love Drives
Him 10 End Life

MT. CLEMENS, Sept. 1S.-Ihe
love of Pvt. Ralph Scheid. 80, for .
girl named Haiti was 50 strong
that last Sunday he went AWOL
from Camp Bliss, Tex, and today
he committed suicide.
His uniformed body was found
beside four open jets of d kitchsn
stove in the home of his brother
in-law in Warren Township ct
4 .42 n. m. 80,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

one OF them Common
William A. Comstock,
out of order because the witnesses
must leave town shortly. Record
er's Judge John j. Maher is hear
ing the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

What's scrap1
Here's what il is-and you'll find that you probably
have it in every single in your home-and in the
and cellar we'll Right metals most vital al
though all these things important.
On Saturday September e. a truck will stop at YOUR
house TO load every ounce OF scrap metal that you
have left your curb
METAL
Metal Beds Golf Clubs
Springs Washboards
Old Irons Batteries
Old Stoves Toys and Skates
Skid Chains Furnace Crates
Old Bath Tubs Plant Stands
Lawn Mowers Coat Hangers
Old Washing Machines Lamp Bulbs
Old Pipe Fence and Wire
Pots and Pans Scissors
Screens
RUBBER
Shower Caps Carriers
Girdes Raincoats
Gloves Combs
Tires and Tubes Garden Hose
Boots and Gsloshes Hot Water Bottles
Baby Pants Balls
Shoppers Rubber Sheets
Nipples Tennis Shoes
Floor Mats Bath Mats
Aprons Old Jar Rings
FABRICS
Old Sacks Handkerehiefs
Cotton and Wool Under Tabecloths
Mems Shirts
Old Sheets and Pillow Wool Dresses
cases Cotton Dresses
Old Bedspreads and Cotton Curtains
Towels Old Suits and Coats
Old WashclothS Dust Cloths and Draperies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
What to DO

If you have scrap metal
rubber or rags:
Take it TO any gasoline sta
ton.
If the amount is too large,
leave your name and address
at filling station and a junk
man will call at your home.
II not convenient 10 do
either OF these things. tele-
phone Salvage Headquarters,
Randolph S282.
Evening star., 1942-12-16
YuIe Program Planned
AT Friendship Settlement

Christmas stableaux, plays, CAROL
ing, tree celebrations, dances and
suppers will feature the holiday ac-
tivities at Friendship Settlement
House.
Tonight will be a family nigh,
Christmas program of two plays and
Christmas music. There will also
be a superior volunteers and
part-time staff members.
Tomorrow the nursery school will
give supper for parents of chill
dren attending the school, followed
by Christmas tree celebration.
Friday the nursery school will
have a party for the children
friends and visitors at 1890 am.
Saturday afternoon at l::30 O'Clock
a childrens matinee will be followed
by a Christmas play presented by
the Dramatic Club for Junior Boys
and Girls.
A Christmas tableau, Songs OF
Christmas" will be presented at
pm. Sunday for all Friendship
House members, friends, neighbors
and strangers in Washington.
Various parties and entertain
ments will be given every day next
week except Friday.
Evening star., 1942-12-16
Canada Calls Married Men
Between Ages Of 19 and Is
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Dec. 16-Married men
between the ages of 10 and Is have
been made subject to call for COM
pulsory military service, it was an
nounced oncially yesterday by the
Labor Department.
At the same time, the department,
which now administers the call-up
machinery through national selec-
tive service, moved to tnduct all
single men in the age classes pre-
viously subject to call who have not
received Gallup notices or who,
having received them, have failed
to report.
These men now are notified by
proclamation to report by filing out
special forms which will be avail
able shortly in all post offices. The
men affected by this proclamation
are single men and childless wild
overs between the ages of 10 and 40.
Notices have not yet started going
out to married men in the 10 to
Is age classes but it is expected
they will start moving in January.
AS all men married since July
Is, 1910, have been hitherto classed
as single men for purpose of the
Gallup, it is not believed a large
number Of married men will be
Affected by the new decision.
Evening star., 1942-12-16
Death Warrant Issued
For Mumford, SLAYER

District Court yesterday issued a
death warrant for William r. Num-
ford, 81, colored, who is scheduled
to be electrocuted Friday In District
Jail for the fatal shooting of Miss
Fannie Cohen, g.. on February IS,
194l, in a dress shop in the 1900
block of U street NV. President
Roosevelt has denied a petition for
clemency.
Mumford, former cook, has been
given six stays of execution dating
back to October II. 1941, the first
date on which he was sentenced to
die. On June % of this year the
United States Court of Appeals
affirmed Mumford's conviction by a
Evening star., 1942-12-16

District Court jury. which on July II,
l94l, ruled him guilty of first degree
murder.
The Supreme Court refused to
certify Mumford's appeal.
In his trial, Mumford conceded
that he entered the dress shop to
rob the store. He told the jury that
when Miss Cohen screamed he
abandoned his intention of robbery
and accidentally shot her when he
attempted to frignten her and stop
her outcry by brandishing his pistol.
Evening star., 1942-12-16

party to supervise ministers, had
plans to dismiss many Norwegian
ministers, but did not carry them
out because they could not find
enough Quisling ministers to replace
them. German authorities also were
said to have opposed any large-scale
dlsmissals to avoid trouble.
Evening star., 1942-12-16
QuisIing Prosecutions
Of Church Continue
By the Associated Press

~ e1Fo FkooOOfHtcU
STOCKHOLM, Dec. l6.-Arrest of
two deans and banishment of Bishop
Hile OF Hamar and one parson from
their districts in renewed persecu-
tions OF the church b ythe Quisling
government were reported yesterday
from Norway.
These reports said the church de-
partment OF the government, acting
on information provided by special
accusers named by the Quislnr
Evening star., 1942-12-16

Boy ooopound bear appears in court to testify"
master Gus Stevens arm uprased charged disordery
conduct Stevens was asked to produce
stence when he went to court previously told
his bear had few beers When Judge Mason Sullivan big
Boy" he dismissed the case.
Evening star., 1942-12-16

More than 100000 root and shoot
cuttings are being planted in
Madras to increase the number of
teak trees in the Indian province.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Dentists Prefer Ipana z TO
over any other Dentifrice for Personal use!*
Let Ipana and Massage help bring
you firmer gums, brighter teeth
q Iovelier smile!

rT-HE WISE CHOICE of dentifrice is simple
i when you know the answer to this question:
What dentifrice do dentists use themselves?
A recent national survey-conducted among
thousands of dentists throughout America
shows that dentists prefer Ibana for their per-
sOnal use fOI Orer any other dentifriee.
Try Ipana yourself and see! For Ipana not
only cleans teeth thoroughly but, with massage,
stimulates the gums-helpS give them the
healthy frmness SO important to sound teeth
and sparkling smiles
Each time you brush your teeth, massage
little lpana onto your gums. Its invigorating
tang" tells you circulation is increasing in the
gums-heIping them to be hrmer, stronger.
Start now, with the help of Ipana Tooth. Paste g,
and massage to win for yourself the healthier
gums and brighter teeth that mean more ra-
diant, attractive smile!
#Bgscd an recent national mrrey con-
Quoted among Thousands Of dentists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Of The Greet Stone Dog

"Pene Melek" (Moloch's Face
was to be changed to "Pene
Keleb" dogs Face.
Most people won't need any eX-
PLANTATION of why a nation liked
its dogs, but the deifieation of
that or any other animal is an
other matter. The ancients
usually had a practical motive
behind their worship.
One of the Oldest craven
images of Egypt is the Khufu
Dog carved6 during the time of
King Khuf(I. or Cheops. the build
er of the Great Pyramid, who
reigned in the Fourth Dynasty,
1900 B. c.
Authorities, including Sloan
and Farquhar, maintain that wor-
ship of the dog originated in
Egypt where the high priests be-
Continued on Page 2D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

LNEHEN the wife of f.. p.
Miles of Miami, Flor
ida,LWas expecting the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

il is every mothers duty to tell her
daughter physical facts. How much bet
ter that she learn them from you. rather
than from girls her own age. In feminine
hygiene, facts may be distorted, or wholly
untrue. AS a result, many brides use
over-strong solutions of acids for the
douche which can actually burn, scar and
even desensltize delicate tissue.
Today such risks are needless. Science
has gwen womankind a saie-yet amaz-
ingly powerful--liquid for the douche,
Zonite So powerful is Zonite, IT kills in
stantly all germs and bacteria with which
IL comes in contact Deodorizes-by actu-
ally destroying odors. leaving no telltale
odor OF its own. Protects personal dalnu-
ness. Yeti Zonite is non-caustic, non-poi-
sonous, safe for delicate tissues. Over
100000 bottles already bought. For
modern hyglenic protection you may
never have known before, get Zonite at
your druggist today.
Give Her This Fronkly Written Booklet
Of lniimoie Foefs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Continued from Double Page)

cause the Fharaohs dictated and
edited their own history, but this
seems TO have been true.
Though outnumbered by the
enemy the Egyptians had the
mnmentary advantage Of surprise
which threw the victorious Hit
tites into confusion Noting thai
the mass of enemy chariots
seemed thinnest along the river,
Rameses directed his charge
against that spot, after first soft
ening up the Hittites by turning
loose whole malagrtie of wild
beasts on them.
It happened that here were as
sembled the leaders Of the Hittite
counter attack, including Metel-
las own brother. Metella, across
the river, saw them go down be-
fore Pharaoh's attack. The Hit
tites rallied but Rameses man.
aged to hold on until reinforce
ments arrived. The stunned
Metella sent messengers, asking
for peace, which Rameses was
glad TO grant because it permit
ted him to claim a victory, even
if a costly one.
No doubt he inspected the
stone dog and made them show
him how it had howled at him.
Since the Egyptians loved dogs
and even worshiped dog and
wolf deities, it is not surprising
that he respected this one.
But it is not so clear why
Egyptians were so dog minded
while the Jews hated the animal
when it naturally should have
been the opposite The Egyptians
were cattlemen, worshiping the
bull Apis. whereas the Jews were
more sheepmen than cattlemen
and therefore the Bible and their
other literature is full Of tender
references to sheep and lambs.
Since time immemorial there
has been no love lost between
cattlemen and sheepmen When
Joseph's brethren came to beg
food from the Egyptians, they
were careful TO pretend that they
raised cattle, not sheep, knowing
that otherwise the Pharaoh
would have low opinion of
them. This sheep-cattle hostility
was carried on past American
frontier days when cowboys used
TO shoot UP "snoozers, as they
called the men who invaded the
cattle ranges with sheep.
AS far as the Jews were con-
ccrned the queer feature Of the
ancient picture is the fact that
no man, even the hunter needs
the help Of faithful dog so much
as does the shepherd whereas
the cattleman can get along very
we'll without the animal. The
modern Jew has long since lost
interest IN sheep-raising and
again, strangely enough, seems
to have lost his dislike for the
dog.
The Talmud also offers a key
10 the statue of the dog. Accord
ing TO a passage in the Treatise
Sanhedrin, the idol Nibhaz, men
toned in Kings, 1881, before
which they burnt their children
in fire" was actually a figure
Of Moloch. the savage deity of
Sidon. for another passage in a
different treatise of the Talmud
CAbodah Zarah, treating of
idolatryJ states that the name Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

He started when the infant
was two months old. Today the
pictures on this page tell their
own story. Now, but siX-months
old, Patricia already can throw
her diaper in the ring when it
comes to qualifying for the title
of Miss Hercules"
A Miami fireman, Miles is a
capable physical instructor who
understands how children are put
together and just how much ex-
ereise and tossing about they can
take without danger of injury to
their bodies or minds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Almighty MITE
ATSIXMONTHS

pull herself up on her daddy's
fingers. BY the time she was
three months old, she could stand
on her own little legs, and a
week later mastered the art of
standing erect in the palm of her
daddy's hand.
She practiced the hand-stand-
ing stunt so often that as the
picture shows, it's old stuff to
her now. Her favorite trick
and a good indicator of the
strength OF this mighty mite
is to hang her 16 pounds from a
trapeZe on the back Of her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

daddy's fire truck.
At first Mrs. Miles was a lit
tie timid when her husband be-
gan teaching Patricia such
tricks but when she saw that
her child was a chip off the old
block she soon lost all her fears.
Most parents tote babies
around like fragile china dolls,
but, as these pictures show, and
as physical culturists have often
said, infants have strong and
supple bodies that can take lot
of punishment and develop un-
der proper training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

proud father-to-be was so sure
that il was going to be a boy
that he prepared-an elaborate
Juvenile physical training course
for his son.
But fate is no respecter of
hopes, and instead of a Patrick,
a Patricia showed up. Perhaps a
wee bit disappointed, but none
theless undaunted, Mr.. Miles de-
cided to try his conditioning
course on his daughter.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-25
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