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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Train Girls
In Saginaw
NYA Camp
BY FRANK WELLS
Times Stan Correspondent

SAGINAW, April 25.-Because
enough boys are not available TO
fill il. the local NYA camp and
training center will be turned into
a girls camp.
Wesley r. Banning, federal
works co-ordinator, said the camp
will be opened May 10 girls from
this area and all counties north
of Saginaw TO the Straits. They
will be housed in the camp dorml-
tories. in the camp mess hall and
taught machine shop work and
welding during an eight-hour day
shift.
The shops will be used for
training boys on two night shifts
and for older men Saturdays and
Sundays.
The shop has been in use several
months training boys from Sagi'
nav and the nearby area. but not
enough interest was Forthcoming
from the outside area, and the
camp was changed from a male t.
female proposition over night.
Banning said the girls must be
II TO "a years old, out of school
and DESTROYS of learning industry
Jobs. They will draw $50 a month
pay while training but S19 or S2C
of this will go for food. lodging
laundry, medical and dental sery
ice. Two 40-bed dormitories arr
available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Street Project
Well Under Way
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. April 25.-The public
works department is well under
way in its dust-laying program
here intending TO cover AZ miles
of streets, Palmer II. Slack, super
intendent, announced today.
Al the same time he revealed
that the city program of setting
up new metal street signs has
been postponed for the duration
because of the shortage in ma
terials.
The department is repairing and
painting present signs and where
new ones are needed they are
being made of wood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Pontiac
Marine
|HOnOrel

PONTIAC. April 25.-City De-
Receive and Mrs. James Curran to-
hay awaited receipt from their
Son. Corporal James Curran Jr.,
'pf President Roosevelt's letter OF
i o m m n dation for his dis
tinguished action during the Pearl
Iarbor raid.
Corporal Curran OF the Marine
Corps. was at his parents home
recently on furlough while en- route
from Pearl Harbor 10 Great Lakes
Naval Training Station for special
kraining. but he did not tell his
parents of any incident which
might have led 10 the President S
citation announced yesterday IN
Washington,
Curran was on the ". s. s. Okla
oma when she keeled over after
eng blasted by the Japs. After
ais clothing was blown of by the
last of a Jap bomb he swan
shore and carried on in the uni
orm of a naval captain which was
anded him as he reached shore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
.mpersonated
Oman, jailed

BAY CITY. April 23.-There Is
\ difference between working IN a
hefense plant and being a federal
hgent. a Saginawian realized to-
bay- as he waited in county jail
Tor examination on charges oil
Understanding a federal officer.
Arraigned before United States
Commissioner Clarence s. Petit
yesterday. Aloysius Louis Royal
Xxi. 38. pleaded not guilty and was
held under 81, 500 bail.
Federal agents, who arrested
Rogalski at the Dowmetal Foun-
bry here. where he was employed,
bald he had attempted TO "investi-
bate" a Saginaw physician In the
kuise OF an F'BI agent.
Rogalski denied the charge, and
bald he told people he worked
Tor the government"
81 do" he added. "Tm a de-
Tense worker"
Officers said Rogalski admitted
Deriving several years in Ionia Re-
ormatory for carrying concealed
Weapons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Supervisors Reject
Genesee Quarantine

FLINT. April 25.-By margin
of one vote, the board of super
visors rejected a proposal to place
the county under quarantine. An
original motion by DR.. Rudolph
Streat. Flint representative. that
the board establish the quarantine,
was ruled out of order but he
countered with a motion that city
and county health departments
order the quarantine. This lost
by a vote of 10 TO 1S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Pontiac Meets
Sag. Eastern 9
Time. stan Correspondent

PONTIAC, April 25.-Pontiac
High Schools baseball team opens
the 1912 Saginaw Valley League
campaign at home today with
Saginaw Eastern.
Deprived of attending the base
ball clinic being held at Briggs
Stadium today, Coach Waldo ASH
ley's boys seemed more interested
in getting their league schedule
under way than attending the
clinic.
Don Ernst. Pontiac's star SOUTH
paw, was picked to start on the
mound. Because of the removal
of Jack Stevens, outfielder and
= one of the best players on the
regular squad. Ashley expected to
shift the lineup which beat Mil
ford, 19 to 2. this week in the last
spring training game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Nor|dndd|e Set
To Ballot Again

LANSING. April 25.--Norlan-
rale residents will troop to the
polls Monday for the fourth time
within a year to vote on adoption
of charter which would incorpor-
ate their small community located
north of Lansing.
The charter vote has failed to
carry on the previous ballots but
its proponents are not down
hearted in their efforts TO create
a fifth-class city.
Leader of the opposition to the
incorporation plan is George
Miske. Polls will be open from
z a. m. to 8 p. m. at the Lorzener
grocery. Approximately 500 are
eligible TO vote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Times stan Correspondent

.ANSING. April Is. - Because
county failed to pay half the
lost, the Lansing dental clinic pro-
Fiding attention for needy children
has been forced to close. DR.. Frank
5. Cross, city health director,
charged today.
AS result many children are
without treatment, he said. despite
fhe fact their present and future
welfare is being seriously affected.
Doctor Cross said that Lansing
children have been without dental
care since DIR. Harry Hornberger
was callet for military service in
january. The city health depart.
k.nsnt was ready TO make final
arrangement. in securing a Sue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Survey Results
Of Job Canvass
T,m~. star Correspondent

PONTIAC. April 25.--Women Of
the auxiliaries OF the American
Legion, Disabled American Vet
Grams and Veterans of Foreign
Wars, who have been conducting
the labor survey in Oakland
County. will meet Monday at /; 80
-. m. at the VIEW home. 221 South
Saginaw street. TO survey results
of their canvass.
The workers have been making
a door TO door canvass with regis
tration cards for unemployed per-
sons, emphasizing the need for
farm labor to keep up the war
food supply All registration cards
are TO be turned in at Mondays
meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Entertainers
OCD Asks for Volunteers
With Talent for Stage
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, April 25.-Leonard
Ford, recreation director of the
OCD, today issued a call for vol
unteers with acting ability, sing
ers, dancers, musicians and come
dams to entertain at military
camps. civilian defense rallies and
meetings.
The groups will service all ma
tional defense areas and as rapidly
as entertainment units can be re-
cruited, they will be placed on the
road Shows will be presented
during the evenings, holidays and
Sunday afternoons.
Volunteers are asked TO commu.
nicate with the OCD here. The
Telephone number is 4-7401. Ford
said that transportation will be
furnished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Pontiac RCAF Filler
Killed in CraCkup

PONTIAC, April 25.-Word had
been received today of the death
of Lieut.. Edward V. Mcclure,
former Pontiac Motor Company
employee, in a plane crash on a
Canadian field.
MCGUIRE, son of Mrs. Anna Nc
CURE of Fenton, enlisted in the
Royal Canadian Ay Force Is
ago. He has a brother.
Robert. in the Army Air Corps
medical section. who went through
the Pearl Harbor raid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
7 Defroiters, Lansing
Youth Face Prison

LANSING, April 25.-Two De-
troiters and a Lansing youth, all
20. who hoped to make fast
money" by stealing tires had their
careers nipped today by Lansing
police. They are in the county
Jail awaiting sentence after plead
ing guilty.
The trio made the mistake OF
attempting to dispose of a tire
and wheel at the Auto Salvage
Company. 613 East South street.
They are Elroy Winans and Harry
Howes of Detroit and Robert
Phillips, 205 Hodge avenue of
Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Inghdm, Lansing Set
Vaccination Drive

LAM SING, April 25.-Spon-
'Sored jointly by the Ingham
County Medical Society. city and
county health departments, a cam
paign will be launched soon TO
bring about 100 per cent vaccina-
ton against smallpox and immu-
nization against diphtheria of
pre-school children.
DR.. Frank S. Cross said that
arrangements have been made by
the city health department to pro-
vide free treatment where the
parents are unable to pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
MANI Explains
Appropriation
For 0Ids Sewer
Time. stan Correspondent,

LANSING. April 25.--Glenn p.
MANI. city engineer, issued a state
nent today explaining the $4,000
appropriation in the new budget
for 1942-43 for the Olds Motor
Works relief sewer.
"The Odds Is the one Industrial
plant within the city limits with
out a sewer outlet furnished by
the city," he said, "and for that
reason IL was determined one
should be built of such size to
adequately furnish drainage for
the entire plant.
A CITY PROBLEM
"An work which we did not
consider a city problem Is being
paid for by the corporation. Any
and all work being paid by the
city Is definitely a city problem
and is being handled by the en-
cheering department In the
exact manner as a sewer outlet
for a subdivision or district re-
quiring drainage.
"The city charter Is very
clear on the question OF con-
structiOn of main or trunk
sewers. The Olds sewer Is n
trunk sewer and that portion
being paid by city funds Is .
direct obligation of the city,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
In LANSING TODAY

MtCHIGAN-"The Lady Has Plans. -
Ray Miland, Paulette Goddard.
"Suiivan's Travels" Joel
McCrea Veronica Lake.
LANSING Call Out the Marines and
MIR. Wise Guy"
CAPITOL" Shutdown and "Riders of
the Purple sage a"
ORPHEUM--" Broadway Blitzkreig" and
Lone Rider in Frontier Fury
PLAZA-"Petticoat Politics" and 1.-The
Drifting Kid.
Jimmy Durante
YORKTOWN Through the Night
and Arizona Cyclone"
SOUTHTOWN-"La for a Night" and
Jesse James at Bay"
WEST JUNIOR "Uncle Toms Cabin -
Lansing Civic Players Guild
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
$1,000 to SO
Alleged Tire Thief's Bail Cut,
Partner Isn't So Lucky
Tlme. star Cerre.pondrnt

SAGINAW. April 25.-The
world looked a little brighter for
tire thieves here today after bond
had been lowered from $1,000 TO
$40 TO allow the freedom of Will
liam Hutch, u. Negro. l4l0 Car
Isle street.
Although his partner, who al
ready has pleaded guilty, testified
against Hutch yesterday. Justice
William J. Wolf postponed a de-
cision until testimony has been
transcribed.
The partner. Luther Carver 70,
who is awaiting sentence. is still
held under $1,000 bail. They are
the first persons charged with tire
theft since autos. and tires were
frozen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Flying Cddet's Rites
Planned in Bay City

BAY CITY, April 25.-Funeral
arrangements were being COM
pleted here today for Army Fly
ing Cadet Edward Ortenburger,
%, who was killed Thursday in a
plane crash on the vest coast.
Army officials said the body was
being sent here for burial.
The victim is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ortenburger. who
operate a grocery at 1900 North
Madison avenue.
Other survivors are the widow
and 7-month-old daughter, who
are accompanying the body from
Bakersfield, Cal. and three sisters
and two brothers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
AT THE THEATERs

~. tnE ihf<aIEhS
Purple Sage"
CAPITOl.--"Capta OF the Clouds.
PALACE-"The Corsican Brothers
GARpEN-"Unseen Enemy" and Open
Range Law"
srATE-'Below the Border" and DE
sign for Scandal"
REGENT-"Valley OF the SUM- ana
MY Life with Caroline :"
KoxY-.Jesse James at Bay" ana
Glamour Boy"
STRAND -" Riders of Tint crime" ana
Affairs Of Jimmy Valentine
MICHIGAN - Bombay Clipper" and
Don't Get Personal
NoRToWN-" asked Rider" and
"Scatterbrain"
RIALTo-"Mr. Wise Guy" and IAN.
American Co-Ed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Injured by Tractor,
Girl, II, Recovering

SAGINAW. April 25.- Mar orie
Massey, 17-year-old Montrose girl
injured when a tractor turned over
on her Thursday, was able 10 be
taken home from the hospital
today. Attendants said X-rays in
Dictated no bones were broken and
the girl was showing signs of re-
covery from severe internal in
jurieS caused when she was pinned
underneath the overturned farm
tractor by the steering wheel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Wardens 10 See
Demonstration

FLINT, April 25.-Three thou
sand Flint air raid wardens in
training here will see actual DEM
onstrations of combating bombs,
gases and fires at their classes
next week. Chief Air Raid Warden
Russell V. Somes said today.
On Wednesday night all classes
will meet at Athletic Park in back
of INA Auditorium for the fire
demonstration. A, building will be
moved TO the park to be set on
fire. Light and heavy fire fighting
equipment will be demonstrated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
DOg-gOne IL
Seeks to Nip
3-County War
Over License
lapeer, Livingston
Both Are Reported
Mad at Genesee
Time. stan Correspondent

FLINT. April 25.-Playing the
role of peacemaker, County
Auditor Joseph II. Galliver today
asked the board OF supervisors to
take steps to prevent open war
fare with Genesee County's neigh
bors = Livingston and Lapee
Counties.
Galliver advised the supervisors
that the row started over sale of
dog licenses and he advocated
some definite change In policy 10
eliminate any further enmity be-
tween the counties.
II appears from Galliver's state
ment to the board that Lapeer
County Is angry at Genese e
County because many of its resi-
dents are going into neighboring
Genesee County townships and
purchasing dog licenses because
Genesee's don't expire until March
81, while in Lapeer County the
licenses are renewed on March /.
DOLLAR DIFFERENCE
Livingston County is angry at
|Genesee because here the dog
license is only 81 while In Living
|ston the fee is 81. Quite a few
Livingston County residents buy
their dog tags in Genesee County
and use them in their home To-
cality.
Galliver proposed to the board
that supervisors instruct township
|treasurers to check addresses Of
dog owners before issuing licenses.
Die asked also that study of other
easures to protect the county's
ybd name-from what it is being
CALLED by its neighbors-be made
by the boards special dog COM
'mittee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Baldwin Group
Adopts Bylaws
For Association
Temporary Officials
Named by Residents
Of Pontiac District
BY RAY HARRINGTON

PONTIAC, April 15.-Baldwin
Avenue Civic Association was
organized at a meeting Of more
than 100 residents OF the area
bordering the street north of
Montcalm avenue, last night at
Owen School.
Bylaws opening the association
TO men and women of the district
were adopted and the next meet
ing was announced for May 8, at
Owen School, when permanent
officers will be elected.
Temporary officers chosen last
night are Harry Gould for presi-
dent. Mrs. George Gray for Sec
rotary and Mrs. Ford Drumm for
treasurer.
WEST SIDE DELEGATE
Men of the West Side Civic
Association served lunch for the
Baldwin avenue association. A
member of the West Side delega-
ton was Commissioner Philip r
Sauer of Ward No. 2, who greeted
Commissioner Arthur j. Law OF
the Baldwin district at the ses-
sion.
Last nights program also in
-cluded the showing of war movies
by Albert Barnett of keego Har'
Dor. Great Lakes area commander
of the Canadian Legion.
With the West Side delegation
at the meeting were Roy Cum
minis. president: Lawrence Mona
han. secretary, and William
Dickinson, treasurer, of the Yves
Side association, and Aaron Fox
Arthur Barnes. Lloyd Wells anC
/~~.-....;.-;z.1x. Ca.,ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Bay City Waits
Rationing Forms
Times SIGN Correspondent

BAY CITY, April 25.-Although
forms for the sugar rationing reg
istration next week have been re-
ceived in other counties they are
overdue here.
County Clerk Adolph Blanchard
said the forms were expected any
day and he was sure they would
arrive before the registration next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Commercial users may obtain
the forms at Blanchard's office as
soon as they arrive. he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
In Pontiac Today

OAKLAND Woman Of the Year. 20
Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn;
shorts Sundsy-"Bsll Of Fire Cary
Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck. shorts
STRAND Fiesta" George Negrete and
Antonio Moreno, Design for Scandal, ~
Rosalind Russell and Walter Pidgeon.
STATE-"The Wolf Man. Claude Rains
and Warren william House OF Errors. 20
Harry Langdon Sunday-Same
EAGLE[''Ghost Town Law" Buck
Jones shut My Big Mouth Joe T..
Brown. sunday--"The Man Who Came
Ronald Reagan; Triple Justice" George
% Brien.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Heart Attack Fatal
To Detroit ANGLER

SAGINAW, April %. Suffering
a heart attack while passing
through here on a fishing trip. a
Detroit man died about midnight
last night.
ST. Mary's Hospital attendants
said that John Rossetsky, 3S, of
5243 Third avenue, Detroit. was
dead when brought 10 the hospital
by companions with whom he was
going trout fishing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Birch Run
Farmer
Hangs Self

SAGINAW, April 25.-Worry
over crop conditions. and the inn
pending induction of son. was
blamed today for the suicide OF a
well-to-do Birch Run farmer.
The body of Herman Trinklein.
50, was found hanging from the
rafter of his barn by members OF
the family late yesterday.
Officers said Trinklein had wor-
ried over his wheat crop. the price
he had received for beans and
feared his 30-year-old son soon
would be called for army service.
Coroner William f. Honey gave
melancholia as the reason.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Prof. OIL. Snow
.Ki||sSe|f;;B|dme
Strain Of 7 Jobs.
MISC Faculty Veteran
Found Dead in Room
Near Physics Lab
Times star Correspondent

EAST LANSING, April 25.-
Police today attributed the strain
of teaching defense courses at
night. in addition TO his regular
classes, as the reason why Oren
L. Snow. 81, associate professor
of physics at Michigan State Col
lege, took his life yesterday.
Professor Snow, i'll for several
years. was found dead in a small
room adjoining the physics labora-
tory of the college with a gunshot
wound In his head.
The body was found by Prof.
j. c. Clark when Professor Snow
failed to show up for a class.
Coroner Ray Gorsline said that
Snow was a suicide victim.
APPEARED WORRIED
Questioning of members in the
physics department by police dis
closed that Snow had received a
telegram from Washington saying
that government officials were
preparing to visit his defense
classes. and that he appeared wor-
ried about IL.
Professor Snow was p mera~er
of the MISC faculty since 1910.
His first position on the college
staff was that OF 'nJtr'c or in
physics and electrical engineering.
At the time of his 6'eath he was
associate professor r. physics.
position he was appointed TO in
1922. He received the degree of
bachelor of science in civil engi-
neering from State in 1910.
He is survived by his widow.
Gertrude. and two daughters,
Mrs. f. G. Poison, 4l9 Moore's
River drive. and Mrs. Nelson Fro
land Crosse Pointe Shores. He
was born in Delta Township,
Eaton County, Sept. 3, 1885.
!. He was member of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon. Sigma p. Sigma and
Peoples Church in East Lansing.
He lived at Hillcrest Village.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Radio Program,
Additional State
News on Page Ia
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT. April 25.LSeeking TO
curb the sale of beer and wine TO
minors; city officials today said
that Identification cards for per-
sons n years Of age or older are
now available at the office of City
Clerk Ned j. Vermilya.
The cards were authorized by
recent legislation enacted by the
city commission to asd tavern
operators keep a close check on
minors. .-
City Manager George T. Gundry
and Police Chief James T. Byars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Identification Cards
For Drinkers Ready

said program to acquaint tavern
with the city ordinance
is planned, although no definite
action has been taken.
'If tavern operators requested
persons whose age they doubt
to show an Identification card
they would have little trouble
with Minors" Byars stated.
Officials indicated that reports
of sale of beer or wine to minors
will result in a recommendation to
the city commission that the
tavern operators license be re-
voked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
|. ack of County Funds
Closes Lansing Clinic

cessor to Doctor Hornberger but
the county failed to provide its
share.
Doctor Cross said the county
cost was under 81 500,
"Of the total number OF chill
dren receiving aid, S5.8 per cent
were children of families on
direct relief. The other 6i.2 per
cent were made up Of Aid to
Dependent children and border
line families from both city and
county.
adults also were treated.
They numbered 334, all OF whom
were receiving relief In some
form. Many were welfare pa
tlents while the majority were
those receiving old aye assist
ance."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Blast Injuries IL

PITTSTON. Pa. April 25 UNS)
An old. forgotten cache of dyna-
mite was disclosed today as the
source of an explosion which in
jured II firemen battling a blaze
in a one-story frame shanty in
Pittstor Township. Police had
cached II sticks of dynamite I'M
the shanty three years ago, then
forgotten about il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Sanatorium Exhibit
Open Today, Sunday

Lam SING. April 25. - The
hobby show and exposition of
hand-work in the lobby of the
Ingham County tuberculosis Sana'
Itorium will continue through
tomorrow afternoon. Hours are
from 2 TO ) p. m. Mrs. William
TX enne dy. volunteer handcraft
teacher for Peoples University
which is sponsoring the exhibit,
lis in charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Sugar
Registration Sci
Times stan Correspondent

PONTIAC, April 25.-Pontiac
sugar dealers, wholesale and re-
tail. and industrial users be & n
registering Tuesday at Pontiac
High School.
Tuesdays registration will be
for those in business on the west
side of Saginaw street and
Wednesdays registration will be
for those on the east side.
Registration will be conducted
in room 1T at the high school
from $50 a. m. to z p. m. princi-
pal John Thors Jr. announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Seeks $4,000 in Crash

FLINT, April 25.-Suit for Sl0,-
boo for injuries received in an
buto accident June p, 1899. was
filed in circuit court today by
Michael Timura of Flint against
Mamie Wright. also of Flint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
In Saginaw Today
At TIN THEATER>

TEMPLE-'Ride I'm Cowboy
FRANKLIN The CcTsican Brothers"
WOLVERINE-"An Through the Night
and Lone Star Vigiantes.'
CENTER --- New York Town" and
Royal Mounted Patrol"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
In Bay City Today
At THE THEATERS

REGENT-'The Fleets In
BAY-"Bashful Bachelor
CENTER -A"Mr. Bug Goes 90 Town
and death Valley outlaws"
WESrowN-"S undown'' and Arizona
wAsHINGToN-"A Bedtime story"