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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Witnesses Children
May Be Exempt

HOUSTON, Tex. - Children Of
the Jehovah's Witnesses religious
sect, attending public schools, will
not be required to salute the flag
Of the United States or To repeat
the pledge of allegiance in school
exercises, II the school board as a
whole adopts the recommendations
Of the boards committee.
The recommendations to be made
to the school board provide that
students who have conscientious
scruples against participating in
the pledge of allegiance or salute
to the flag shall be assigned to
other patriotic school work or
study during such exercises.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Quaker College Head
Rebukes Junior
Order Of Mechanics

RICHMOND. Ind.-The presence
II Esriham College OF SIX Amer
icsn-born japanese students has
caused a protest 10 be lodged
with college officials by the Junior
Order Of United American Ne
ehanioz.
Earlham, q ouaker-controlled
institution. announced some time
ago that It's doors wiuld be open
to Ameriosn-born japanese I'M
der regulations established by the
War Resolution Authority. an Of
fetal government agency.
In reply 10 the protest. Or. VIII
liam C. Dennis. president Of the
college. stated that the policy Of
the government in arranging for
the relocation OF such students
was practical and statesmanlike'
and in accordance with the
ideals for which we are fighting.
and the principles Of the religion
which we profess"
One Of the students. he added.
was recommended by the Governor
of Oregon and the Mayor Of Port
land. another by the Protestant
Episcopal Bishop OF Oregon.
Il am Informed" DIR. Den
mis- said. shat there are about
5000 American citizens Of the
japanese race IN our armed
forces out Of total Japanese
American population Of some
70.00o-a very respectable
proportion"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Oriental Exclusion
Repeal Is Asked

NEW YoRk-The Rev. A. J.
Music. executive secretary Of the
Fellowship Of Reconciliation. has
sent . wire to President Roose-
welt urging the United States to
repeal the Oriental Exclusion Act
and 10 offer TO mediate In the
Indian crisis.
Calling attention TO the fact
that the United States has an
nounced surrender OF extra-terri-
toriality in China. Mr.. Music asks:
what excuse exists, then, for
postponing repeal Of our Oriental
Exclusion Act and offering medi-
Htion In India, such mediation to
b based on the assumption that
the Indian people should be grant
I'd Independence nowY"
| BY taking these steps. he added.
-we would make II clear that we
were really about for democracy
and not merely engaged In bar
tering some out-dated arrange
msnts which we no longer have the
power to perpetuate anyway for
further Chinese sacrifices In the
war"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Pilgrim - No. gath and Warner
Roger Larson. pastor. Church school.
Q AS. Service. II. Communion. Pill
grim fellowship. 5. Sermon, Amos,
Prophet of Justice"
Eyangeiical--Alaska and 23rd st. So
Burkhardt, pastor. Sunday school
10. Services at Il.
oberlin-steilaeoom. Harold Man
ming. speaker
COVENANT CHURCHES
First-So. 10th and Eye Carl II.
Peterson. pastor. Bible school Gas.
Services. IL and T:3o. Fellowship
hour, o p. m. Evening speaker
tsan nssa,d Ara A. NJ ool Ms,ans Sunday
school, 10.
Grsham-cari Janson. pastor. Bible
school. 10. Service. II.
EPISCOPAL
Christine. 3rd and Kay. Henry
Eller. pastor. Holy communion, 7:3o
3. m Church school. ESQ. Prayer
and sermon. IL
Holy Communion So. l4th and
Eye. Charles T Mentzer. rector. Holy
communion. 9. Services. IL.
81. Andrew's-si6 No Oakes. Charles
II. Mentser. rector. Sunday school
0 AS. Prayer and sermon. 7;3o p. m.
81. Luke's MemoriaI-3eoi No. Cove
Arthur Bell. rector Church school,
Q AS. Holy communion. 8 q. m. Prayer
"h St. ss Johnisl5sth and Puget Sound
Archibald W sidders. rector. Sun
day school. 10 Services. 7:so.
EVANGELICAL
Eiim-So. 18th and 1. @ N. Myr-
dahl. pastor. Services IL and 7:3o
First-So. 18th ana Kay. John II
Soltman. pastor. Sunday school. 10
Services. IL and 7:30 Sermons. "Sin-
ner. skinfllnt or saint" and Are
You In the Groove or In a Ruts"
INDEPENDENT
Independent Bible cnurch-Divi.
sion and Gee. SUNDAY school. e;45.
Services II and 8.
LATTER DAT SAINTS
Lincoln ward-s3d and Park. sun
day school, 10. Sacrament meeting,
Z p. m. Priesthood meeting, IL a. m,
Tacoma Central ward-No. L and
school. 1890. Sacrament meeting,
Z D. m. Speaker, Elder Joseph Neville.
American lake - Masonic temple
Steilacoom City, sunday school. 1890
Reorranired Church OF Jesus Christ
-372l East Jay Ray Stewart. pastor
Church school. 10. sacrament OF bofu
supper. IL workers douncil. $50
LUTHERAN
Bethlehem Lutheran-Ea Harrison
and q sts. Burton W Smith. pastor
Sunday school. Gas. Morning wor-
ship. II. Holy communion.
Faith Evangelical wisconsin synod
--eeth and Park r. Jaech. pastor
Sunday school, 10. Services. II. Ser
mon. Jesus Makes an Offer"
First-eth ave. ana Bye Carl 8
Rydell. pastor Sunday school :4o
Service. II. Goth anniversary service
3. Speakers. the Rev. stanley sand
berg and DIR. A. p. Westerberg. Social
hour in church parlors. 5.
Bethany - Mountain highway al
Rocky Ridge. H n Svtnth. pastor
Sunday schools: Weyerhaeuser. 10.
Bethany, 10, Benstun. Services Q
Grace missouri synodl-So S4rh
and Lawrence w A. Schroeder, pas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

tor. SUNDAY school. 10 Services. II
and 8. Speakers, the Rev. A. W.
schelp and the Rev. p. n. Krinke.
Bethel-So 54th and Eye 4 A.
Larson. pastor. Sunday school. 10.
Service. IL. Sermon. Build on
Central-so. 10Th ana Gee. p. q.
Hoff. pastor. Sunday school adult
Bible class. Gas. Services. IL. Ser
mons, Buried Treasure" and How
Things Came to Be-"
Grace Eyangencal 60. L. c.)-7so2
So. Park. X N. Svinth. pastor. SUM-
day school and Adult Bible class.
$50. Services. 1890. Luther league. O.
Hope-So. SAD ana Warner. C ):
Johnson. pastor Sunday school and
Bible class. e:45. Service at IL. Luther
league fellowship. $50.
lmmanuei-No i4th ana Stevens.
Milton Nesvig. pastor. SUNDAY school.
0 AS. Service. II and 7:3o. Sermons.
THE Greatest Treasure" and Peters
Great Sermon"
Luther MemoriaI-So. 5th and Eye
A. r. M. Kettner. pastor. Bible class.
o:45. Services. IL. Luther league. q.
Sermon, interested In the indi-
vidual."
Messiah-i7os So Eve o L Jensen.
pastor. Sunday school. e:45. Service.
IL. Sermon. "The Quest for the
Best" Holy communion. 7:30.
Mountain view-Near Puyallup. Z,
8 Tollefson pastor Sunday school
o:45 Services. II
Falkland TRINITY - So. Park and
Sunday school s:45. Service. IL.
Sermon. "The Pearl OF Great Price"
Luther league, 4:3o.
Ruston Chapel SD and Pearl.
Burdette Benson. inferno pastor. Sun
day school. $50. Service. 1890 Ser
mon. spiritual Indifference"
Olivet-i423 So K c Sorkness,
pastor. SUNDAY school. e;45. Services.
IL. Harvest festival, $50. with the
Rev. Milton Nesyig speaking.
Our Redeemer missouri synodD-
East saith and K A W Schroeder
Service. Q 80. Sermon, NO Man Liveth
Unto Himeslf." Evening service with
Grace church.
our saviors = nth and } L
Service. Il. Sermon. THE Hidden
Treasure" Norwegian service, 9.
Falkland Evangelical Norwegian
synod-synodical Conference)-Collins
road on Mountain highway. W C..
Gullixson. pastor Sunday school.
$50. Service. 1890.
Sc. PauIs-So. 9th and Tacoma sv
school. $50. Services. 1880. Speaker,
the Rev. r. n. Krinke.
So. Paul Danish-isio 50. l. John
Enselmann. pastor Sunday school.
10. Service. IL. Sermon. Eternal
Realities" vesper service. S. Speaker.
the Rev. Owe Nielsen.
Trinity - So 18th and NJ r
Mommsen. pastor. Sunday school 10
Service. Il. Sermon. Proper Regard
for the weaker Brother"
Zion missouri synod So 18th
and L A W Schelp pastor SUNDAY
school. $50. Services. 1890 and 8
Morning speaker. Chaplain Carl
schrader.
zion-5eth and 50. Thompson L W
Hansen. pastor. Sunday school. s:45.
Service. IL and 9.
Peace Lutheran-7ioe So Cushmsn
A. X. Bethman. pastor. Holy Com
munion services. 10 and Z. Subject
"A Standing Proclamation"
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Milwaukee Clergy
Leaves Church 10
Serve R. O. Camps
BY Religious News Service

MILWAUKEE, Wis.-Dr. f. lie
Roy Dakin. Milwaukee clergyman
and prominent pacifist. has re-
signed from the First Baptist
Church here TO serve on the Ma
tional Service Board FOR Religious
Directors.
DR.. Dakin has a son. Russell.
serving in the Army, and another
son, Eugene. in a civilian service
camp at Wellston, Mich.
In a statement to the member
ship Of his church, DR.. Dakin de-
clared:
Il feel greatly honored in having
been requested by this national
service board TO serve for the
duration, In liaison capacity be-
tween these boys and their par
ents, their churches and their de-
nominations.
II have no illusions a. to
the difficulties of the work
undertake.. There IL probably
no more trying task than this
one in TIE whole realm of
Christian kervice in America
today. expect to live vigor-
ously and Joyously, yet al
ways at the point Of a broken
heart because of the circum-
stances of these lads, so
gfievously maligned and so
seriously misunderstood, who,
for conscience sake, are in
bonds"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

nethesds-so <bth and L Marion
~. Flint. pastor. sunday school. SEQ.
Services. II and 7:is. Young people.
$50. Sermons. "God Knows the An
swer," and New We Reap"
Centrsf-so. 18th ana J. Bror
Lundgren. pastor sunday school. e:t5.
Services. II and 7:so. YOUNG people.
First--etn ana Market Northern
Baptist convention. walter o Ma
coekey. pastor DeaconV prayer meet
ing. $50. SUNDAY school. e:45 Youth
fellowship hour. $50. Services. 1880
and 7;so. sermons. I'm the shadow"
and -stand Up and Take IT."
Caivary-2otn ana Jay Waiter @.
DAmrau pastor SUNDAY school e:so.
Services. II and T;30. Young people.
$50 Sermons. Except Your Righte-
business Exceed -" and THAT Great
FERN Hlll--ssth ana so a NORTH
ern Baptist conventionl Merrill @.
skaus. pastor. sunday school. e:S5
Services. IL and 7:30. p. Y. p. o $50
Sermons, ~First Aid In Soul saving"
and 'Nsoney-Mad Mothers and Neg
lected Children"
ortssrp s. ne Ss son,e ana u oso
p barton. pastor. Sunday school a:45
Services. II and 7:so Young people.
$50. Sermons. The Samaritan
spirit" ana what Manner OF Mem"
sixth Ayenue-oth ana Fife Will
lam 7 Turner pastor SUNDAY school
elasses for all ages etb Services,
II and 7:so. Sermons. Crosse and
Bible class. s:so. B.yP.u- $50. Ie-
south Tscoma-so soth ana War
ner Elmer o paulson pastor. sun
day school, p.s6 Services. II and
7.3o. Sermons. THE Glorious Things
God Hath Prepared for HIS Own" and
a Gracious Invitation TO Eternal
Tempie-so "a ana St Heiens R
L. Powell. pastor. Bible school. Gas.
Services. 1880 and 7:so. Sermons.
Are There Amy siEnposts ON the Way
70 Heaven" and Does the Lord
Satisfy" Training and prayer. $50.
Glover Greek Church Temple Hap-
tistl Across creek from school. Les
lie s. wiser. supply SUNDAY school.
10 aS ssrslss' L.s. i sSuss cr,mpi. s.D-
tistl Leslie 8 Wiser, supply SUNDAY
school 10 Service. T.so
L Monroe. pastor. sunday school.
1880. Services II.
CATHOLIC
SC. Ann's-7o<7 80. Park Maurice
Calvin. pastor Masses. Q, 1890.
st. Josephs fsiovakl -6os 50. saith.
$50 or lose Bsnedicsion' ESQ . m
ST. Leos the Great-7io So 18th
A J. Krebsbach, s j.. pastor Masses
Q. 7:So. $50 $50. II
-. Patricks-W J Noonan pastor
Masses. $50. 7.so. e:ts. 10 IL
saith and Portland. Henry Rozycki
pastor Masses. $50. 1890.
81. Rita ufalianl laos So. Aims
worth. A Bruno. pastor. Masses. 7
$50, 1890
Holy Roeary--si2 So soth. Anthony
Hack pastor Masses. Q. Tsso. s'<s
| 10 II
Visitation tsouth rscomal Dom
mick Hack. pastor. Masses. ESQ. s:i5
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Opinion Bussd On interpretation Of
Consultation Of United Stutes

teenth Amendments Of the Con-
stitufion.
A majority Of the United States
Supreme Court previously took
m opposite view in the case Of
the NinersuIle, Pa. school dis
trict versus cohifis. That case
involved the right Of school
authorities TO expei the children
q walter cobitis from school for
failure to salute the flag. Ap-
peal was taken 10 the Supreme
Court In that case after both
FEDERAL District and Circuit Courts
In Pennsylvania had held the
school regulation unconstitutional.
Noting that four members Of
the Supreme Court which passed
upon the cohitls case had since
stated publicly that the decision
vas unsound. and that not al Of
the Judges who concurred In the
opinion were still on the bench,
Judge Parker. In q written opin-
ion On the case here. coneurrcd
In by his associates. stated:
Under such circumstance
ard believing ~ We % that
~ nag salute here required
y vielatisn Of religious liber-
" when required Of persons
holding IL religious views Of
NJ plsint1ffs. ws feel that We
wsul1 - recreast 10 eur duty
- t.1ees n through bind
following Of . decislen which
she Supreme Court itself hes
thus Impaired ~ m autheri-
~. We should deny protection
- rights which We regard
among the most sacred Of
those protected BY ccastitu-
tsenal guarantees"
Making no attempt TO deter
mine the reasonablenes of the
PLAINTIFF views, the opinion Of
the three-judge court added:
'-Courts have nothing TO do
with determining the reason
ab,eness of tire belief. That
b necessarily = matter Of In
dividual coincidence.
FOR courts 10 attempt 20
dlstinguish befweea religious
beaiefs o. practices ON the
ground that they are reason
ab,e Or unreasonable would
b for them 10 embark upon
. hopeless Undertaking and
one which would inevitably
result n the end Of religious
nbsrtys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

CHARLESTON. ". vA-In Q
ruling cuufrory 10 that handed
down y = similar Csc by the
United States Supreme Court .
fhree- 1u1oe fsderal court here has
enjolne1 IL west Virginia Beard
e D1uenttou from requiring thu
fIax on1ln1a q children Of the
Jehoven1 Witnesses sect and ali
c<hnrs having conscientious re-
n9ious ocrup,ss against saluting
IL flaG.
Ranlng a fert ca.s brought
~ thru unioa district residents
h behnk = themssivss and other
Johovah's Witness. the court.
opmponod q Circuit Judge John
J. Paf1nor a Charlotte. N. c.
and n11er3ct Court Judges Har-
~ q WATKINS q rsirmont ana
- Moorp At Charleston. held
that IL boards nag salute resu-
lafion ~ Z violation Of the
siGhts q religious liberty a.
guarantssd by TIE First and Four
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

CmcA0o - Rosptflemsnt cf
Amerionn-born japanese in CON-
munitieo outside Of relocation Gen.
terA spproved by thu government,
under the sponsornhip Of church
groups. va urged by Z. Stanley
Jones. noted Methodist missionary
. IL Orient. af . meeting under
TIE auspicss Of TIE Chicago Church
Federation.
we havs . supsrb opportunity
10 show these Amsrican-Japaness
TIE spirit Of fair play" DR.. Jones
stated, and when the war 10 over
they can b evangels Of American
democracy to people Of their an
csstry.
"A check has been made on
1000 Of these families which the
government u wiling to have re-
settled under church auspices. Our
objective 10 for two or three
churches IN . community to en-
tsnd the friendly hand to these
families. helping them find Jobs
and getting estahlisned. and Civ
Ing thsm moral support ~ they
a1nyt Themselves 10 new environ
nent-"
AZ . session Il the Chicago
union ministsrs' meeting. DR.. Jones
declared that the function of the
church during wartime 10 that Of
helping Christians to keep up faith
and IN unhroken fellowship when
they azs sacrificing their sons In
hattie.
.scssualty iista. said he. are
going b - long and not all pray
en- q mothers and fathers that
thelr sons WIN come back win be
answered.
while the war u waging the
church must give to the people .
faith that win stand up under
tragedy. People must have faith
d chaos like this--not on account
u wsx but IN spits Of T."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Dr.. Polling to
Stay On lob

ny 8r84fot& NfN& c<ftH<
PHILADELPHIA DR.. Daniel
A. Polling has announced that he
viii cancel his scheduled leave
Of absence 10 remain In the pas
torste Of Baptist Temple here.
He viii still. he said. be subject
to call ~ chaplain.
DR.. Polling cancelled his leave
at the request of Brig. Gen. VIII
liam r. Arnold. chief Of chap
lains. who wrote: your infiu-
ence among civilian groups is far
too valuable to be exchanged for
any assignment the Army could
offer YOU"
DR.. Polling IL also national and
international president Of the
Christian Endesvor Union.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Holy Cross-No. cath and Shirley.
Martin Dugean. pastor Masses. $3.50.
st. Martin Of Tours-Fifs Square.
William. q. Quick. pastor. Masses.
7'+S and 10. Daily: g.
GREEK ORTHODOX
81. Sichoias-i52e SO. Yakima Con-
stantine A statheron pastor. sery-
Ices. e:lA
CHRISTIAN
Firsf-eth and K. Carl A. john
son. pastor. Church school. a:45.
Services. II and 7:So Youth fellow
service" Evening soioist. Corp. Arthur
Bradley. Social hour for service men,
$50
Lincoln Park--seth and So. q. J.
Merlin Hill. pastor Sunday school,
e%5. Services. IL and 7:3o Junior
church, ii:i5. c. T.. $50. Sermons.
The Precious Name" and "Reyela-
Mckinney Park--Ea. ssth and spo-
kane. 1. q. shaw. pastor Sunday
school. $50. Services. IL and 7:3o.
Bible study. 8. Sermon. Hope In
Christ.
Pine street = seth and So. Pine.
n. Il Durham. pastor Sunday school.
s'ts as, al. n and 1;so 10, -.
Sherman. Arthur B Edward. pastor.
Sunday school. 10. Services, IL and
7:3o G. r.. $50. Sermon, "A Co.
Ing Church" Evening speaker. Evan
seiist Teddy Leavitt.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Tabernacie-So 5th and Al. Paul
= - EaaE
Bible school. 10. Young people. 6:45.
Sermons, What Can the Power of
God Dos" and The Revival We Need"
oHRlsrIAs SCIENCE
First Church--Division and Eye.
second Chureh--So saith and War
Third Church Wright ana Ia. Eye
Fourth Church-e54is Broadway.
First Church-Lake Steilacoom.
Doctrine OF Atonement." Is the
subject OF the Lesson-Sermon which
win be read Sunday in all Churches
Of Christ Scientist. which are
branches Of The Mother Church. The
First Church OF Christ Scientist in
Text: John seeth Jesus Coming
Unto Him. and saith. Behold the
Lamb OF God. which Taketh Away
the sin OF the World"
CHURCH or THE OPEN BIBLE
Adams street Chapel-So 18th and
Adams Pred Hornshuh Jr. pastor
Sunday school 10 Service. II
Faith Mission-Summit Road W
A. Scott, pastor Sunday school 10
Faith Tempie--2lst and Eye Pred
Hornshuh. pastor Sunday school
e:&e. Services IL and 7-45
CONGREGATIONAL
First Division aud J. Harold L
Booch. pastor Church school. Gas.
worship service, IL. Sermon, with
In the silence Thou shalt Find Him. >
Pilgrim fellowship breakfast. Q.
Piymouth--So s6th and Park J
Pruitt. pastor SUNDAY school. 10
Services. IL. Sermon. The Church L
Facing the New Front" Picnic dinner
for everyone. i7:So Young people
$50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Iowa Mefhodists
Refuse TO Hote
By Religious News Service

STORM LAKE, La. - Delegates
to the Northwest Iowa conference
Of the Methodist church denounced
a policy Of hate toward enemies
of the United Nations.
The resolution stated, in the
conflict Of the hour We will not
hate and. though dedicated TO VIC
tory for democracy. in that tn
umph we viii not seek revenge,
but in the teachings OF Christ de-
clare to the world healing for its
wounds"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Soys Taylor Is
Like Oyster

LONDON tBy Cabiel-Myron
c. Taylor. President Roosevelt's
personal envoy 10 the Vatican.
is Americas most oyster-like"
statesman. according to the Lon
don Daily Telegraph.
Reporters assigned TO cover Mr..
Tayior's stop-over in England
while en- route TO the United states
found the Presidents representa-
tive communicative and mac
cessible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

LONDON =. Herbert Morrison.
British home secretary. has pro-
hibltod The holding Of . three-day
cuuference planned By Jehovah's
WIfneasea
M I'm was imposed under de-
1cn1e regulation 3oE which author
- ~ hoDs secretary TO ban
1neetIngA tn holding Of which
vuuA b likely to cause serious
pun1ic dissr6sr and promote dis
efsscftoa.-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

God never works miracles for
those who viii not work for them
selves.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

THIAMIN CHLORIDE, / MGM.
Supplies additional vitamin B1
units to replace those lost in
cooking or through improper
diet. Aids the appetite.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Cash certificate redeemable on
the purchase of any Drug, Toilet
or Sundry item totaling more
than 10c or for Defense
Savings Stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18

nue.. into the car after arresting
the youth for investigation in the
attempted breaking and entering
of a creamery at 1921 Michigan
avenue.
Piechota was pointed out to the
officer by persons who said he was
one of group of men they saw
attempting to remove rear door
of the creamery. In the struggle
with the three men Moran was
struck on the bead and his re-
volver knocked from its holster.
One of the men picked up the gun
and the three fled as other police
rushed to Moran's rescue. Piechota
is now held for investigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
WOrdy Mute
Bus Driver Blocks Suicide
OF Deaf and Dumb Man

Peter McNulty, 90-year-old deal
mute Of 1867 Twelfth street, is
alive today because he talked toe
much.
Aboard a downtown-bound DSR
bus, McNulty wrote a note TO the
driver. Max Bern. POPS Clement,
avenue. asking if the bus went &c
the river.
"Yes, why?" was Bern's
tersely written reply.
McNulty then put his hands
above his head, Bern said, and
made motions as if diving. At the
river. the driver quickly called a
patrolman who hustled the aged
man off 10 Receiving Hospital as
he was about to leap into the
river.
McNulty admitted he was sui
eide bent but would give no rea-
sons either at the hospital or at
home, where he was taken by
relatives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18

OTTAWA, May Is QNS).-
Representatives of II OF the
United Nations met here today
to speed and enlarge the program
for the production in North Amer
lea Of a huge reservoir of fighting
air power.
I'VE mean business and In a
big way" said Maj. Gen. BARLEY
X. Yount, commanding general
of the United States flying
training command.
With General Yount was Brig.
Gen. w. o. Ryan, army air force
representative on organizational
unit matters. Robert A.
Lovett, United States assistant
secretary of war, is expected later
in the day.
Represented at the conference
are the United States. Canada,
Britain, Australia. New Zealand,
China, Norway, the Netherlands,
Poland, South Africa, Belgium and
Czechoslovakia.
$50 far as Is humanity pos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
War Is ----
Army Rules Sweethearts
Can't Wear Emblems

FORT CUSTER. May 1S.-
Army buttons are TO be used to
keep the blasts from Johnny's
military chest and are not 10 be
confused with fraternity pins.
Al least so rules the recently
published army regulations which
make any civilian. wearing any
official army insignia liable to $3.50
fine or six months Imprisonment.
Actually the regulations were
drafted to prevent persons from
their status, but
will be a direct blow TO sweet
hearts. friends and relatives who
proudly wear Johnny's buttons.
branch or rank in
sigma as souvenirs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-18
Earl Browder Freed,
Dodqes Admirers

NEW YORK, May 1S INS).-
Earl Browder, Americas No. !
Communist, avoided more than
5000 admirers gathered to well
come him with a brass band at
New York's Pennsylvania Station
yesterday by getting off his train
from Atlanta at Newark. n. J,
Browder freed by presidential
proclamation Saturday after he
had served Ia months of four
year federal prison term for pass
port fraud, was accompanied from
Atlanta by Robert Minor, presi-
dent of the American Communist
party.