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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
BY ALDO FORTE
United Pres stan Correspondent

BERN, Switzerland, May g.
Michael Cardinal Faulhaber, Ro-
nan Catholic archbishop Of Mu-
hich, who frequently has clashed
With Adolf Hitler and the Nazi
Party's tenets, has called on Cath
blics 10 beware of the cultural
var" against the church and has
Eiven them an additional 10 COM
nandments for our times"
The cardinal, in a New Years
bay sermon just made public in
he newspaper, the Nation, here,
charged that while Catholics in
The front lines and at home are
making sacrifices the same as
livery one else the Church in Ger
many is treated with constant
(istrust, surrounded by spies, OPP
pressed with exceptional regula-
lions and its premises confiscated. y
The cardinal said Catholics
would not give up the light OF
Gods word simply because the
Pope was not born in Germany.
He said the Nazis had violated the
foneerdat regarding the freedom
bf religiousS training in the schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Peaches Condition

"This Christmas human hearts
cried give us peace while
those of the Christian faith In
sermany live In a peaceless con-
@hition," he said. and then out
lined the 10 new commandments
Of "our time"
Resist evil with all your
power; remain courageous and
wise and confident.
2-Spread neither false M
mors nor join In empty maxims
Of authority. On the contrary,
speak the truth.
3-Do not unleash anger but
conquer irritation.
4-Refresh the spirit from the
best Of our culture 80 that peace
may find YOU as did war.
5-Help build up the society
which offers men good will; live
In justice. freedom and truth.
8-Do not draw away from
the suffering Of humanity but
love men with q warm heart and
Judge the enemy in full Justice.
7-Where you cannot act or
take part In development Of
events, do not merely walt and
plan but contemplate the reason
of all existence.
S-Fulfill your destiny In the
large relations of the world, but
not without humbly recognizing
your share In the guilt Of life.
9-Praise light even in dark
ness for light always remains
light.
1O-Be human in order 10 be
~ ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, IL one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-23
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY She pard Barclay
"The Authority on Authorities

landing in tho dummy, then led
tn, club G and Yet II ride, losing tc
the * Hearts and diamonds then
put nina down four tricks. OF
course. if he had been ClairvOyant
or rcckoncd that the double placed
tlle CLUB X WITH West, he might
have cropped it with the A and
made his contract plus an extra
trick But who would do that?
At table !, where 4-Spades got
played. the contract was made
without any need for clairVoyancy.
There the diamond X vas led. next
the \ and the 4 to the @. which
he lulIcd Three high spades gave
The count of that suit. making 1t
sure West had only m or two
clubs, surely including the X, due
TO the double. so he played to
drop it and did. Hence he could
discard dummy'S losing heart on
the fourth club. ruff his oWn heart
and make an extra trick. Even II
tic had tincSsed the clubs to the
*, he Stlll would have made the
contract. Usually the correct con-
tract pays dividends, no matter
who PLAYS Il
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-23
DON'T BE TOO PROUD

SELDOM docs II pay thc bcttcr
card player to push the bidding in
an unnatural way so as to make
himself the dcClarcr instead of his
slightly less Skllltul partner In
ali close questions. where he has
a choice Of two different bids,
either Of which appears sound, 1t
may be we'll for him to strain III
Iavor Of the on\ Which gives him
the card-playlng Job t do. But
purposely getting INTO a definitely
""Iorg contract means lie ~ ask
ins himself tC perform miracles
His partner generally VIII do bet
ter at the correct contract.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-21

It also was the first defeat of
the season for Whitlow Wyatt,
the Dodger ace who had won two
games previously without look
ing nearly as good as he did in
losing this one. He gave up only
four hits, but Walker Cooper's
triple in the fifth, followed by
Frank Crespi's fly to center, de-
cided the game.
Morton Cooper, who made one
of the three singles that Wyatt
also allowed, faced just 30
Brooklyn batters, none of whom
got past first.
This was the fifth time this
year that the two Coopers had
worked together. Their first
effort brought an 80 shutout,
but the next two times they
teamed up the Cards were
BANKED, 10.
BRAVES IN SECOND
st. Louis came close to moving
into second place by the victory
over the Dodgers, but the Boston
Braves managed to remain half
game in front by nosing out the
Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-3, in ten
innings.
The first three of Boston's runs
came on two homers by Sebby
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-21

Sisty and Nanny Fernandez, but
the vital tally was forced across
in the overtime frame as Ken
Heintzelman walked Paul Wan
er with the bases loaded.
The Cincinnati Reds crushed
the Phils, 1913, with Ray Starr
pitching a hitter and Ray La
manno sparkling a 13-hit often
sive with a grand slam home
run in the third. Homers by Err
ME Koy and Bob Bragan pro-
vided all of Philadelphia's runs.
Mel OFT hit his sixth home run
with one on in the first inning TO
help the Giants get 80 lead for
Bob Carpenter in the first five
frames against the Chicago Cubs.
Then the Bruins went to work,
Claude Passeau hit a two-run
homer in the sixth, Lou Novikoff
singled two TALES across in a
three-run seventh inning and
Bill Nicholson homered in the
ninth. Final: Cubs 6, Giants 8.
YANKS HALT CHISOX
Just when manager Jimmy
Dykes had Strengthened his Chi
cago White Sox out, the world
champion New York Yankees in
vaded Comiskey Park and halted
the Sox' seven-game winning
streak, Al. Joe Gordon hit two
home runs to chase Chicago
humbly back to the American
League cellar. Cleveland
game with the Boston Red Sox
was postponed and thus the
Yanks first place lead was swell =
ed to l3 percentage points al
though they are deadlocked in
won-lost reckonings.
Alright relief pitching by
Luman Harris raised the Philas
delphia Athletics out of the base
ment with a So decision over the
Detroit Tigers, who scored all
thier runs in the first two frames
and then loaded the / ,ses with
one out in the third. This was
where Harris came in, holding
the Bengals scoreless on two hits
the rest of the way. The AS
winning runs in the ninth came
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-21
To Release Flow OF
LIVER BILE
Do this Every Morning
For 80 Oovs

Get q bottle of Kruschen Salts tonight.
Start right in tomorrow morning and
take as much as will lie on dime in a
glass OF water ,hot or cold half an
hour before breakfast or In your morn
ing cup of tea or coffee and keep this
up for 80 days. Kruschen taken this
way helps relieve such symptoms as
sick headaches. bowel sluggishness and
o-called bilious indigestion when due
TO insufficient flow of bile from the
saIl-bladder. You can get kruschen a
famous English formula made In the
u. S. A., at Bannow Drug Co, Inc,
Swan Pharmacy, OF any drug store. You
must be satisfied or money back.
CONSTIPATION SUFFERERS Note:
For an occasional cathartic or purga-
tive, TO relieve common constipation
we believe there Is nothing better than
Quick-scting Kruschen in larger doses
try II according to directions on the
bottle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-21
Cooper Bros.
Methods Force
Buns to Wall
BY JUDSON BAILEY
Associated Press sports Writer

The Cooper kids from Ather-
ton, Mo, are taking up this year
where baseball's other brother
acts, the Deans, the Waners, the
Ferrells and the rest, left off.
The combination of Morton
Cooper pitching and Walker
Cooper catching has became
fearsome battery for the st.
Louis Cardinals and yesterday
the boys made family affair of
beating the Brooklyn Dodgers,
10, in a sizzling show at Ebbets
Field.
Mort pitched two-hit ball,
Walker tripled and scored the
only run of the game to snap an
eight-game Brooklyn winning
streak and shut out the National
League champions for the first
time this season.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-21

on q triple by Lou Blair and
double steal. II was the fifth de-
feat against one victory for AL
Benton.
The Washington Senators
shared Chicago's cellar spot by
folding lO-1 at st. Louis in a
night game. Al Hollingsworth
pitched six-hit ball and Roy Gull
lenbine helped with three-run
homer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-21
Legion Will Conduct
Memorial Doy Parade

EAST ID ROT - The
American Legion Post, No. 261,
of East Detroit, was granted
permission to conduct a Me
mortal Day parade by the city
commission at its meeting
Tuesday. The Post is complet-
ing its plans for he parade on
May 80.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-21

Certainly q congressman Is
entitled to all the gasoline he
needs To get back home to visit
his constituents or for such pur-
poses as driving out to Army
camps.
Rep, Charles I. Faddis
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-21
NOON TO NIGHT

FLINT - Up - Beginning
next week, retail stores in down.
town Flint will be open on a
mountaineering basis on Mon
days for the benefit of defense
workers. The stores will open
at 1890 pm. and close at 4,
pm. On other days of the week
they will be open the customary
hours.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

Abenolanoes ougleisb ein gr5ieber
ser nel eingeluonoerten Golter lpur-
oe. gSie cine Scldte Itrablt bas
Bpntifitat @resors bes @roBen burd
Sic tribe 3eit. 9ie @eltsoten il.
5panien, sic 2ongobarben in Sber-
italien uuo bie 8ursunoer febreu gum
fatboliiden @lauben suriid. Gin
Rubmesblatt bieies Yapltes 1T bic
Yefebrung @nslanos ourb Ben FL.
Wond uno 8iidof aitguitin.
9as 7. ssabrbunoert, far oeu Ae.
item cine 3eit filler, erfolsreiAer IT.
belt, iuar fir Sen Siten ooller @e=
iabren bur6 bas Auitreten Wobam.
nteos (622). Ct rettete ieine arabi-
iben Stamnlesgenoiien Don ser BET
ibneu eiueeriiieueu Sielsotterei; ionlt
aber mar leine 8irfla,ufeit Deroerb-
lid. 8is auf Sen beutigeu Tag fno
sic anbanser oes ssilam Sic erbit-
tertiten Seinbe oes gbriitent,tms.
Rod in unierer 3eit wuroeu Eau
ieuoe d,riitiider Wiarouiten am 2iba
non bon ben n,obanmeoaniiben Dru.
len biugerueselt uno bas Nieoermor'
SEN bon einer Willion driitliber ar-
ntenier tpdbrenb bes lesten Weltfrie-
ses lit uns allen nod 1T traurtser
@rinnerunq.
9as 8. SsSabrbunbert ideutte
Deutiblano ieiuen Mpoitel uno fird-
liden Srsanilator, ben angeliadien
8onifatius, int oitr0miiden Neid
tobte ser 8iloerltreit.
Das 9. SSabrbunoert begaun nit
Der ar6ntng oes 5raufenfSniss Scarf
Dem @roBen sltm Raiier bes St. Ho-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

bte 9lcltere lno ibre berrlbfiid)tige
So6ter Wtaro5ia uuo Sbeooora sic
Siiusere bierbei cine nnluiiroige 8ot-
le, Die Dielleiht i'm 13. Sabrb,moert
oie 5abel bon Ser lngelbibtliden
vY6pltin Sobanna' (augeblib S5O
ueranlabt bat. @iueu BapIt nit 25
Sabren (Sobann ser @lfte) uno TO-
gar einen nit II ssabren (Sobaun
ser 3lp0lite) iab ntan auf oem bei
lie1ten 5bron ser gHelt. 0e1 @ott
DergaB ieine Stride nibt. @s gelang.
te III 9ealtlblano eimer Der tiidtiglten
uno sr0Bten 9aiier Otto ser @robe.
sur Serri6uft mo idaffte al.b 1T
Rom Oronuns. Seilige Biidofe, ,pie
st. lllrid 1T aussburs 5ierteu Die
Stride uno cine groBe 8efor,n Der
Sitten bes Rlerus uno ser 2aieu be-
reitete Iid) Dor ourd oeu @iufluB Der
burgunoi I zen Yeneoittiuerabtei
9lunD. ..
sfus 6ieiem areis sias int 1tten
SSabrbunoert Der sroBe Heiora,ator
Baplt @regor Der Siebeute beruor,
ser laase nit oem oeutldeu aaiier
Seinrid beM 8ierten luesea Bele9>
nins ser eeiitliden Aemter (Snue-
ititur) i'm Rampfe itaao. Bdbreno
10 oas briitlihe Abenolanb III l.uie-
Tiger 3uietraht serriieu tuar uuo
Der 9aiier untreu leiuer eelobteu
5dirmberrIdaft, ben Steluertretec
gbriiti beordnate lmo berfolete, ltatt
III gintradt nit ibm 5uiatnmen Su
wirfen, eroberte ser Silam oas ST..
2auo uno ql,dlte Die hriitliden Vils
ger ii ihredliditer @eiie. Snfolse
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

oauon eutitauo iu Ger driltlicbea
sSelt iene sroBartise arell55ugsbe-
.iuegl,ng, beiouoers geluedt ourd Be.
ter bon Nntieus uuo oett I'll. 8erlt-
baro bon Glairueallr uno ben bl. 30-
Mig 2lloluig bon 6rautreib. 9ie SIRE
lebrem 9ereunerS iiber onS bl. Mbeno.
uabl peranlaBte cine nod groBere
Serebring oes beiliNlten Sotrantett.
tes bel ser Wanoluuu.
9as t2. Sabrbunbert lab lih bon
oen aroBen HeiorluntOr st. Yeru.
baro beberrlht, ben Vcgriinber oes
3iiter5ienlcrorocns. @eiltlihe Gitter-
oroen bliibtcu, luubreno ouoercrleits
Die Srrlcbrcn ser &uloenler uno gl-
bigenler iuieoer lluirieoeu, 3ant umo
Saoer 1lno giiraertrieg entfadtet,
oen Siioen sSronfrcihS nerluiitetcu,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

miiden 8eides ourd Bapit SEQ oeu
Dritten am 8eibnadtsfelte bes SAB.
res 800. 0aour1 bate Ole Gbriltens
belt nebet ibren geiltlihen Sberbdupt
einen lpeltliheu Sdirnberrn betoms
men lno oieie @inridtl,ng belt lid
1000 Sabre lang tros aller 8ehiels
fdae lno Shottenleiten. Su . Slten
uerlor sic Stride, iuie iie im Selteu
aeiuonlen bate: 3ouitantilopel Iogtc
lih pont Stuble Getri los lluo oieIer
Hi6 m0brt leioer bis ouf oeu belltis
gen Gag.
stoh tra,triaere 3eiteu ,porteten
ser Stride int 10. SSSobrbltnoert. 80
miide sloels9eldlebter iuollten ourN
9eieslng bes pdpltliben Stubles
Ginflub llno Modt getpinnen; no
ntentlih Ipieltc sic @rifin Sbeo0pra
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
9urd Sabrbnnoerte sebt oer aampi II. her sies!
&ird)enbcrplgn iu alter mmo meaer 3eit

Boplt SEQ Ser grIte sebt ben beioen
Wodtbabern fltrbtlos entsegen uue
crluirft fir SSstalien Sdon'tug, fiir
Hom iuenialtens 9etpabrllns Dor Dol
Tiger 3erlt0rl,ng.
galo oarauf broG oas meitromiihe
Neid sl1iammeu (476) uuo iultroe
bon Sen legenoen @crranen erobert.
IS braltdte lange, bis oiele Mahtrs
u0lfer floiiilhe &illtlr nmo driitlihc
Sitte in iid atf9enolnnten botten,
aber iic bradtcn friidcs 8lut i,nS
ncue &raft 1T Sic olteruoe Welt.
SSm 6. SSSabrbrnoert erlpedt Soft
in Itl(cr giniamfeit ben bl. 8eueoift,
ser oils Yatriar1 ser Mtonde bes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

auf ser 9aaung ser AssS 8uilo-
ing SerDice employees Suternationat
lttion in Winueapolis, Wnn., iuaru-
te Heu. S. Z. 8olauo aus Buffalo,
u. g., Sic 5eiluebmer Dor oem Gom.
ntl,nisnils. Ct be5eiduete bieien ais
oen ihlin,nIten 6eiuo ser Mrbeiter-
seIpertldaiten, benn Ser 3onm,nis-
mus, iagte er opponiert a,tsoriidlib
bent &obnipiten, .auf oem bas &e-
luerfi6aftsipltem aufaebaut lit. aud
Ioroerte er sic llnionlei,te auf, iharf
auf %adeteerins auI5upailen uuo es
iiberoa aus5urotten, TOO es iiA 5eiat,
uno ale Beamteu so eutieruen, bic
5ur bominiereuoen Art seb0reu ums
es in ibrer S,tht nad Serrldaft ni@t
eiIntal beriidlihtisen miiroeu, lueaa
lie Die, @esuerfihaften a,ntergraben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
8eieibigaaa

,,Barum fault oenn JrGulein
Braun gar niht mebr bel sSbueu2"
90, eiuer meiuer 4useitellteu bat
lie, obne es gu tuoilet, idtoer belei-
bigt."
uWieio?" ..:
Sal Sic b0rte, tpie ct su ie,uan.
oem iagte, lie lei uulere Gltelte 2un-
6iu."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

ooln aber inn 13. SSSabrbnwoert eurd
oas apoltolilhe 2eben llnb oie bin.
reiBeuoeu Ereoisten eiues IF. Gomi-
niflls uub ct. Sran5 bon Aiili iiber-
pllnoen lueroen foluten. - 81. SS.
g., S1iloWud)e.
(6ortlesung fol9D
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24


5einoe ii1 su perteioigen, einnlal &c.
gen Die llntrelle eigener &inoer, baum
gegen 2ilt lmb @etualt bon auBen
itno gegelt Den Inlttrm Der Solle.
Sdon oft allf ben Mortprertoo bes
I'll. Stepbams bin brad eine Ser
folglung Der &irbe I'M Dt. 2ouos aus.
Balo fam bie fltrhtbore Serfolguug
eltrcV &ailer Nero, bem aub Die BET
eet slpoltelfiirlteu gum Spfer fielen.
9te 3erltorung Ser,tiolems befreite
stuar oas allfbliibenoe Gbril ltent,m
tot eiuer Gebenbublerin, ober gnoltl-
idc SSrrlebren brahten piele Gbrilteu
5luu slbfau unO DeranlaBten Sen bl.
Sobannes int boGlten @reilenalter
nod lein Gpangelilm sur Serteiois
glng oer @ottbeit Scl1 5u ibreibeu,
NaS 5lpeite SGbrbllnOert bra6te ote
apologeten alf oen SlalL 10 ben bl.
Sultinls, Ser Oie hriltlibe 2ebre Of
fen perteioigte 1lno mit ieinenn 8lnte
beiiegclte. Srrlebrer uno romiide
&ailer (pie Srnian lno Saoriau)
beorangten sic Stride weiter. gebu-
lid giug es nod i'm 0ritten Sabrbilu=
bert. 9as @briltentllm nadte guar
iiberaa sic groBtelt Sortldritte. SSu
AFrita Ielt6tete ser bl.| Gpprian ais
8iihof mo Wdrtprer, sic @iilte iab
6as 9iiBerleben oes III. Yaltl oes
Gtnieblers; III Mlerunorien leitete
Sriaines cine beriibmte &atedeten.
fCbulc. Stl5pilHelt luadt Ser rounild)e
'Staat Bic lebteu slnitrergunselt, ieinc
beiouiide Staatsreligton eegeniiber
benz nta6tig 9etuoroenen Gbriltentlnn
o,trh5uieteu. 9ie sroBe Geriolelulg
1mter &uiier 9ecii1s lad langer 6rie=
oers5eit bra6te. leioer Diele gbriiteu
5liut slbfaa. I'm 10 groBer ipar oeilcn
Stanobaftigfeit beim lebtelt Inltllrr
oes SeibentlmS nnter &aiier 0ioflcz
tian. Sieeesfrob bate oieler cine
Wiin5e pragen laiicn nit ser Tut
fbrift: ,G6riltiano nomine beleto'-
.,Wad Sernidtllng oeS driltliben
ganens". @ber als abgeoanfter
Serri0er iollte ct nod erleben, ipis
im A. SSabrbunoert &aiier Gonltantiu
,tad ieinem Sieg an ber milniidetl
Nriide in &om (312) burb oas Wai-
ldneer @oitt (313) ser Stride Die
Sreibeit idenfte uno iie wabrbait
fiiritlih bebadte. Ser Sril,mpb mar
5u sroB, als oab ser 5eino alem
@uten bate 5uieben f6nne,,. @r fate
nit pollen Sdnoen llnfraut unter Die
70 berrlib auisesansene Saat. Gin
absefallener 9rieiter Arius tat ibas
bieien 9ienIt biud Sei.snung Der
@ottbeit gbriiti. Doh bas ausemeite
Qonsil bon Nieaa (325) perurteilte
feiue Sebre. 9rosoem tobte oer
Rampf nod lanse fort bis gum eaes
siittiaen Sies oer Hedtsldubisfeit.
@r eiente 6a5u, Ser Stride Die sroBen
Rirdenlebrer su itbenfen, Die ibr.
2ebren bertei6isten,t iuie bie bi. atba<
naiius, 8afili,s, gbrploitomus i'm
Morsenlanoe. Wan slaubte ibon, Ser
ganSe grbfreis lei arianiid seiuoroen.
lluo 100 lit bieier arianismus bea,te?
Sud- bas boriibergebeno iuieber
auffladernbe &eioentum nnter Sulian
oem apoitaten fonnte bie Stride nur
feitisen. Das finite Sabrbunoert
fiibrte bds Bolt ser 6ranfen ser Sir
IA Ai,,SLnaa,S Ga ...asS4a.. a.aSas,,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Cell Ends Lure
Youth Couldn't Keep Hands
OF Cars of Others

The attraction that other peo-
pies motor vehicles held for John
II. Wurtzel. 10. of 1852 Holcomb
avenue resulted today in a two
to-five-year sentence in Jackson
prison, imposed by Recorders
Judge John p. Scallen.
Although his father was an
automobile dealer. Wurtzel was
repeatedly in trouble with juvenile
authorities for driving of in
strange automobiles. His own
car remained, in the garage, be-
cause his father refused TO allow
him TO drive because Of reckless
mess.
On November /, he appropriated
a new car of expensive make from
an auto dealer. He was caught
the next day, after a chase
through Flat Rock at a speed
police say reached 100 miles per
hour.
Tuesday. he was again arrested
for the theft of a motorcycle, and
was sentenced for violating the
parole imposed on him for the
car theft. A charge of stealing
tires still Is pending against him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Finger Bar TO Navy,
He Has Il Amputafed

NEW YORK, Sept. ? 1NS).-
William Crimson, 10, is in the
navy today. but he had TO have a
finger amputatad.
Applying for enlistment several
months ago, Crimson was in
formed that an injury which made
the ring finger of his left hand
immovable barred his acceptance.
He had the finger amputated and
was sworn in at the navy recruit
ing station today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
iva Rally Speakers
Mayor VIII Join Army. Navy and Marine Corps
in Welcome at Belle Isle Casino Meeting
BY Il. JEROME PETIT
Defense Editor Detroit Tunes

the department, and Mrs. Lottie
Colligan. director of activities.
At tonorrow's session, Sgt. Dan
M. Shea, United States Army ire
tired) will demonstrate the Butts
Manual-the exercise used in the
army as a physical fitness instru-
will give IVA members
their first lesson In this drill.
MUST BRING STICK
In order to participate in this
part of the program, boys and girls
must bring to the meeting q
tbroomstick or similar wooden
stick approximately 40 inches long
to simulate a rifle in the drill.
1t is not necessary to bring one
of these 'wands" to take part ir
the rally, however. and all boys
and girls between 10 and Is in this
area are urged TO attend. Tomor-
rows session will start the most
important IVA training program
to date and will open the door for
many boys and girls to an oppor-
tunity to serve their country in
various ways.
Don't forget the time and place
II p. m. tomorrow, in front of the
Casino on Belle Isle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
us. Completes Probe
OF Dies Suspects

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2 (INS).
ATTY. Gen. Francis Biddle is ex-
pected today to send to Congress
detailed reports on investigations
OF about LOO government en-
ployes accused Of subversive activi.
ties by the Dies committee on
un.American activities.
The committee, headed by Rep.
Martin Dies Cd of Texas, sent to
Biddle almost a year ago a list OF
persons in the government, who II
charged were members OF the
Communist Party or other groups
which advocate the overthrow OF
the federal government" and de-
manded that they be investigated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Couple Charged
With Murder
In Child Beating
Time. stan corrsspoad.ni

PONTIAC, Sept. 2.-Sullenly as.
sorting they amt got nothin'
more to say" Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom
Drake today sat in the Oakland
County Jail awaiting trial on
charges they brutally murdered
Mrs. brakes 2-year-old son, Jackie
Creech.
On arraignment before Justice
John ]. Schultz Jr. they waived
Examination and were held with
out bail for appearance in circuit
court next week. The warrant
signed by Coroner Leon F. Cobb
charged the couple with first
degree murder.
MANY EXPLANATIONS
Neither Mrs. Drake nor her hus-
band made further attempt to
reconcile stories of the death of
1.-THE baby, son of Mrs. Drake by a
former marriage, as Prosecutor
Charles L. Wilson and Under
sheriff Edward K. Thomas claimed
successfully to have broken down
each account of the death.
The child's death was explained
by the couple, according to Wilson,
| In these ways:
Jackie died when his head
bumped the dash of their bor-
rowed automobile.
Jackie died from attacks by "a
vicious police dog" which Wilson
claimed turned out to be playful
puppy.
Jackie died from injuries in fall
ing from the automobile.
Jackie died from poison that
had been sprayed on some apples.
SAYS CHILD BEATEN
But Doctor Cobb declared:
THE child was beaten unmer-
cifully beyond any shadow of
doubt"
Neither Drake, 81, Walled Lake
cattle and hog killer, nor his wife,
l2O. showed any emotion when they
Viewed the body, Wilson said.