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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-06
DESIGNED BY DISNEY

Thousands collected the United
States Air Force Insignia
Stamps. These collectors :.
and many others will be
equally enthusiastic about the
NEW War Insignia Stamps with
designs created by Walt Disney.
and bearing reproductions Of
insignia used by submarines, mos
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police and other units of Uncle
Sans fighting forces.
Regardless of whether you col
1ected the Air Force Insignia
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Those who have not clipped
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copies 10 obtain the COMPLETE
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elsewhere on this page.
Also Air Force Insignia Stamp
collectors may still obtain the
handy, attractive Insignia Stamp,
Album, for only IS cents. The al
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stamp plus information on each in
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Fotogravure.
Please remember E. the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

JUDGE SEARS ruling on the
aliens motion in relation 10
alleged overlapping seems 10 me
TO present nothing of which the
alien can complain. The alien
made no showing whatever that
overlapping was used to obtain
any of the evidence introduced
against him at the hearing. The
hearing was concluded on June
II, 1871. The alien now alleges
that his wires were tapped from
Aug. 5 to Aug. %, 1871. Even
assuming this allegation TO be
true, it certainly constitutes no
ground for vitiating the hearing.
Nothing in the decisions of the
Supreme Court in Nardone VS..
United States or Goldstein VS..
United States indicates that
overlapping employed after the
completion of court or admin
istrative proceedings, and never
made the foundation of evidence
introduced in such proceedings,
is 10 be regarded as in any man.
ner relevant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Ace Means Ability

IN THE humble and capable person of R. E. Weber 81
years old and mechanic in the Douglas aircraft plant
at Long Beach, CAL the directive brains of the whole
production effort read encouraging and wholesome
sermon.
Mr.. Weber who progressed beyond grammar
school, and all of his life typical American mechanic,
had--lke thousands of his class and training good
idea 1t tried out with the result that eghthour
hand-work process in die-making be done in
few minutes.
Mr.. Weber applauded, rewarded with 500 in
savings bonds Acknowledging the recognition, ne said:
1--WE got six more ideas just good"
And he probably has.
MORE than likely there six thousand good ideas
lNl packed away in the heads of other Webers of
experience, skill and imagination who in the hasty
and face opinion of presumed experts too old to
bear. advance the pace of modern industry.
1t is the duty and the privilege of management to-
cultivate these od-timers.
They are the real custodians and heirs of what we
call Yankee ingenuity"
Time may have touched their big muscles-but it
hasn't affected their brains.
They shrewd dependable and rich in technical
lore
And their age only calendar incident, indica-
tive of ability than of fraty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
FINDINGS OF FACT

I. That Harry Renton Bridges
is an alien, 10 wit, a native and
citizen of Australia:
2. That said alien entered the
United States at the port of
San Francisco. Cal. April II,
1920, as member of the crew
Of the barkentine ISABEL:
3. That the Communist party
of the u. S. A., from the time of
its inception in 1919 TO the
present time, is an organization
that believes in, advises, adj
vocates. and teaches the over
throw by force and violence of
the government of the United
States:
4. That the Communist party
Of the u. s. A.. from the time
OF its inception 10 the present
time, is an organization that
writes. circulates. distributes.
prints. publishes, and displays
printed matter advising. advo-
eating, or teaching the over
throw by force and violence OF
the government of the United
states:
5. That the Communist party
OF the u. s. A., from the time of
its INCEPTION 10 the present time.
is an organization that causes
to be written. circulated. dis
tributed, printed, published, and
displayed printed matter adj
vising, advocating and teaching
the overthrow by force and
violence of the government of
the United States;
s. That the Communist party
OF the u. s. A.. from the time Of
its INCEPTION 10 the present time.
is an organization that has in its
possession for the purpose of cir
culation. distribution, publica-
ton. issue and display. printed
matter edvising. advocating. and
teachino the overthrow by force
and violence Of the government
Of tho United States;
Z. That the Marine Workers
Industrial Union was part OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
The Voice Of Experience

FORMER President Hoovers recent address before the
national industrial conference board freedom in
wartime constitutes prominently sensible and inspiring
summation of practical Americanism
t His restraint his tolerance and his good nature do
honor to his high status the only living expresdent
Talking as the voice of experience Mr.. Hoover advo
Gates temporary backout of economic freedom in order
to assure victory but insists at the time on psyche
logical preparations now FOR RESTORING LIBERTY
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE WAR HAS BEEN sue
CESSFULLY PROSECUTED.
In high spirit of nonpartisanship Mr., Hoover pleads
for even greater wartime authority for Presi
dent Roosevelt and he also asks that criticism be tenn
pered with respect the good motives of the Chief
Executive
IN RETURN for unstinting unity and support of the
i commander in chief Mr. Hoover, a spokesman for
the loyal opposition asks wartime suspension of
domestic controversies and social reform
NV first suggestion" he declared lis that adj
journ trying to reform freedom and to make America
over anew socially and economically during the This
is dangerous enough to require single undevia-
ing purpose the part of government. Most of our
social and economic gains will have gone by the board
anyway if this is a long
AFTER all the great social gains of the last century
were mixture of liberty compassion, unlimited sugar.
autOmobes ana Washing machines these are al ieast
getting scarcer"
Mr.. Hoover further released the deeper energies of
American action and enthusiasm by insisting the right
discussion of methods of prosecuting the and
winning the peace.
IE BERATED the self-appoined bgots who are seek
ing read of the group of loyal Americans the
rs per of the population who before Pearl Harbor
hoped that might be avoided
With singular insight Mr.. Hoover asked:
But is all this name-calling the way to national
unity? To have unity need the healing of our prewar
differences not this pouring of acid into wounds.
Mr.. Hoover this occasion rose to the full stature
of useful, productive and patriotic craftsmanship.
His remarks should be read and reread by all those
engaged in prosecuting the war; for they constitute
guide post to military victory the one hand and to the
survival of the American way, the other. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Attorney General Bidd|e
Order to Depor+ Bridges

For the first time this country
has an administrative ruling
that communism oduocotes the
operthrow Of the American form
Of government by force and
Uiolencc."
For gears the Hearst neiOs-
papers have been Corning the
public and their official repre-
sentatives Of this menace TO
liberty and justice.
The ruling, made by Atty. Gen.
Francis Biddle in the Harry
Bridges deportation case, is Of
such ritai consequence that The
Detroit Times is reprinting the
historic document IN sir install
ments, Of Which this is the last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

out in numerous well-considered
cases, Mailer VS.. Ely. 264 u. s.
80 t1924; ugajewitz VS..
Adams, 22S u. S. 5S5 (1913);
Zakonaite VS.. Wolf, 226 u. S.
272 (1912). Reference may
also be made TO Helvering VS..
Mitchell, 303 u. S. 391 (193S)
in which Mr.. Justice Brandies
expressly states that lin the
civil enforcement of remedial
sanction there can be no double
jeopardy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
DOUBLE JEOPARDY

The alien claims that the 1899
hearing established that he was
neither a member of nor affili-
ated with the Communist party
of the United States of America,
and that hence he was put in
double jeopardy by the proceed
ings before Judge Sears. This
contention must be rejected. AS
Judge Sears says: mo jeopardy
at all is involved for that word
has application only to prosecu-
tons Of a criminal nature" A
deportation hearing is not a
criminal prosecution - fact
which the courts have pointed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
WA0tHo1H~xWM
WAR Bonds

The l55-millimeter gun is the mod
ern version Of the old "GPF" Of
World War ! days. II has a range
fifty percent greater than the old
gun, heaving 95-pound projectile
approximately IS miles. II is capa-
bic Of high road speed and each
one costs $50, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Defense to
oFFENSE

AMERICAS defense effort
~ must become q war Often
si,e against the enemy.
You can hasten this often
siye by investing your dollars
with Uncle Sam. u. s. War
Savings Bonds and Stamps
bought today mean more
fighting planes and ships
tomorrow. -
Z Climb aboard the Pay-RolI
SsSings Bond wagon.
Everybody's doing it--invest-
ing in Victory through the
regular purchase of L. :. War
Savings Bonds and Stamps
on pay day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
RES JUDICATA

The doctrine of res judicata
likewise has no application TO
this proceeding. Deportation is
not a punishment, nor are de-
portation proceedings similar to
criminal prosecutions. Decisions
in such proceedings are decisions
of the executive department,
rather than of the judicial.
Executive decisions, as Mr.. JUS
tice Holmes pointed out in
Pearson VS.. Williams, leading
immigration case, cannot con-
stitute res judicata in a tech
nical sense"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
June s, 1871

Vichy government denies Nazi
troops are being landed in Syria.
Italian long-range b ON b r. s
raid Gibraltar.
Reports from Turkey say the
Nazis are using the French-con-
trolled harbor Of Beirut as a
submarine base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
25 YEARS AGO TO-DAY
June s, 1917

British gain ground on a mile
front near Arras, in France.
Lord Northcliffe accepts new
position as head of the British
war mission in the United States.
Shipping losses drop: British
admiralty announces only lS ves-
sells were sunk by U-bosts last
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
BAERlNG DOWN ON The NEWS:
Poisoning Osrn boy
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

By ARTHUR "BJGS" BAER
Ia digging up epigram during the last
and which had around the great circle again.
Freedom Of speech yours if you speak for freedom"
That's piano in The factory would like
to see it carved post Office or two
Here's from October 1887: The first
clouds of smoke from Newspaper chimney
heads Of the gathering storm Of liberty.
your newspaper is sky-writng seaevel.
And when you your press you poisoning your
watch dog"
.ryi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
FINDINGS OF FACT AND
CONCLUSIONS OF LAW

A CCORDINGLY, I accept and
"A affirm findings of fact %
to (3). inclusive, and 81 TO
(10). inclusive, of the board of
immigration appeals; l reverse
the boards findings (4) TO GU.
inclusive; I reverse the boards
conclusions Of law; and / make
the following findings OF fact
and conclusions of law, proposed
by Judge Sears TO wit:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

Arsenals Of America are working
at terrific speed turning out this long
range. effective weapon for our
armed forces. You and your neigh
Dor working hsnd-in-hsnd in unity
can make possible the purchase Of
an adequate number Of these guns
by buying War Bonds Put 10 per-
cen, Of your income in War Bonds TO
help reach your county quota, every
pay day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
CONCLUSIONS OF LAW

THAT under the act of Oct.
Il 10. 1918, as amended by the
acts of June 5. 1920. and June
%. 1910. the alien, Harry Rem
ton Bridges, is subject to de-
portation in that:
]. After entering the United
States he has been a member of
an organization, association, So
ciety or group that believes in,
advises. advocates and teaches
the overthrow by force and
violence of the government of
the United States;
2. That after entering the
United States the alien has been
affiliated with an organization,
association, society or group
that believes in, advises, advo-
Gates and teaches the overthrow
by force and violence of the
COVE ment of the United
States:
3. That after entering the
United States the alien has been
member of an organization.
association, society or group that
writes. circulates, distributes,
publishes and displays printed
matter advising, advocating and
teaching the overthrow by force
and violence of the government
of the United States:
4. That after entering the
United States the alien has been
affiliated with an organization,
association, society or group that
writes, circulates, distributes.
publishes and displays printed
matter advising. advocating and
teaching the overthrow by force
and violence of the government
of the United States;
5. That after entering the
United States the alien has been
a member of an organization, as
ISOLATION. society or group that
caused 10 be written, circulated,
distributed, published, printed
and displayed. printed matter
advising. advocating and teach
ing the overthrow by force and
violence of the government OF
the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Rules Given
On Civilian
Protection
Small, Compact Manual
Ready for LoYmen
BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

~
- literature is the manual
Of instruction. Handbook Of
Civilian Protection. prepared
for laymen by the Civilian De-
Tense Council of the College of
the City OF New York.
1t is a small. compact manual
which contains a great deal Of
information which we hope that
We will not need but which we
should study lin case"
Chapter discusses "Tota!
War and the Civilian" and
gives a good outline of the or
ganization of civilian defense
with training requirements for
the following groups: messengers,
drivers, auxiliary firemen. rescue
squads, auxiliary police, air raid
wardens. fire watchers, emer-
gency food and housing, nurses
aides. demolition and clearance
crews, road repair crews, de-
contamination squads and utility
repair squads.
CHAPTER III describes "Air
~ Raid Conduct and Services;
chapter III. Fire Fighting;
chapter w. "Incendiary Bombs:
apter V is on Poison
Gas; chapter VI is on First
Aid; chapter VII is on Civilian
Conservation and Salvage" and
chapter VIII is on Nutrition in
the Wartime Emergency"
The book runs to only lS4
pages but is very complete and
we'll illustrated
I'VE have attempted" writes
the author, "tO cOndense the
large amount of available litera-
ture on civilian defense into a
volume Of clearly written matter
designed to be understood by
the man on the street.
in addition TO all the basic
civilian protection problems COW
cred, we have included material
on n number of problems never
before treated In a single volume.
These include psychological
conduct during air raids, the
protection Of records, rare books
and art treasures. and complete
and authoritative advice on
salvage.
1.-THE book Is unique In that a
group of highly trained specialists
have succeeded In expressing
highly technical information I'm
words of one and two syllables."
AS AN example of the clear
"A and succinct rules ! quote
. here the 10 commands for air
raid conduct:
"1-H away from home, seek
the nearest shelter Get of the
street.
"2-If you are driving, park
your car. Shut off all lights.
"3-If you are at home. send
all members of the family to the
refuge room. Have as little
window exposure as possible.
Equip the home shelter with
drinking water, toilet facilities,
a fiashlight, a portable radio, a
strong table, food and reading
material.
at Is not necessary to turn
of the gas at the meter unless
bombs are actually failing In
your immediate vicinity.
"5-Blackout your home COM
pletely. Not n single crack Of
light should be seen from the
outside.
"6-keep away from windows.
Flying glass splinters are dan
gerOus.
off bombs fall near by, get
under a heavy table or an over
turned davenport.
"8-DO not rush ont Of your
home when the all clear signal
sounds.
"9-keep the biackout. The
raiders may return.
"I0-Keep calm. Keep cool.
Set an example for Others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

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form all news dispatches credited - n or
not otherwise credited In this Pc per.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

the Communist party, dominated
and controlled by it;
8. That the Marine Workers
Industrial Union was an organi-
zation that believed in, advised,
advocated and taught the over
throw by force and violence of
the government of the United
States:
9. That after entering the
United States the alien has been
affiliated with the Communist
party:
10. That after entering the
United States the alien has been
affiliated with the Communist
party:
IL. That after entering the
United States the alien has been
affiliated with the Marine Work
ers Industrial Union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS

X. Y. IF an eXpectant
mother has one or more birth
marks on her body does she have
10 worry about her baby's hav-
ing the same?
Answer-No.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
OETR0Ta MES

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company at 1928 Times Square. Detroit.
Michigan
Entered at Detroit. Mich. as Second Glass
Mail Matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

TELEPHONE--CHERRY $500
Subscription rates Tin advancet by mail
10 any place in the United States. Canada
or Mexico ION Canadian subscriptions add
100 20 cover war import tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Allies Stronger

That this offers a much tougher
problem for Japan than any pre-
v!ously undertaken in her entire
sweep down the China Sea has
already been indicated by the
ferocious Allied air attacks on
New Guinea and on the japanese
invasion feet
However. with General MacAr-
thur now in supreme command IN
Australia supported by steadily
augmented American field army
striking force and an ever-increas-
ing flow Of bombers. fighting planes
and supplies from the United
States Allied resistance Will grow
ever stronger there.
If Japan wins. the war Will be
a long and difficult one. Should
she fail 10 establish herself ir
Australia, il will put a serious
crimp in her plans though
q United Nations counter-of1ensIvc
81 not be launched until much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Double ObjectiUes

Japans past strategy. carefully
calculated. has always had double
objectives-to deprive the Allies OF
their bases in the southwest Paci-
fic and 10 cut Allied supply lines
from the United States and Great
Britain 10 Australia, Burma and
the Dutch Indies.
Landings on New Guinea and
other nearby islands is a part OF
that effort. though success was
achieved at very great cost OF men
and ships.
Japan's future strategy. how
ever, will probably differ from
that of the past because OF new
governing conditions.
Her new strategy may be die
tated either by Hitler's urge 10
strike into India or attack Russia
VIXEN his spring drive against
Stain starts; or else il may be
based on Japan's fear Of American
fleet attacks on her tenuous and
vulnerable supply lines 10 her cor
uuered territories--or even an as
eault on Japan proper. particularly
as recent raids on her inundated
island and on Marcus Island tonly
900 miles from Tokio) reveal thu
general direction Of United States
strategy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

" You suffer from rheumatic. ar
thritis ~ ncuritis pain, try this simple
inexpensive HON. recipe that thousands
arr using Gel n packag" Of Ru Ex
Compound two.week supply. today
Mix IL with quart of water, add the
Juice ~ lemons. Its easy. NJ trouble
AZ all aud pleasant You need only j
two times n day often
within ~ hours sometimes overnight
splendid results are obtained. lf the
aims do not quickly leave aud ~ you
do moi feel better. return the empty
package and Ru.Fx will cost you noth.
ing 10 try a. IL IN sold by your drug
gist under an absolute money bAck
guarantee RS FIX Compound L. for sale
and recommended by drug stores
every where.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

Piles Relieved
At Home

ur n johnson. rectal spe
ciauN for - years. perfected a mild,
painless. inexpensive home treatment
for uncomplicated piles 81 which all
sufferers should bee interested, This
treatment, the r-sult.of Dr. Johnson's
long experience ~ head physician OF
the bf q \ Johnson Rectal Clinic,
brings 10 every sufferer the medicines
found 80 effective 10y Dr. Johnson IN
his Cline II you have piles IN any
form. he sure aud write The lIr q. 4.
Johnson Rectal Clinic. Dept gla, 1921
Main St Kansas city, Mo. today for
fr,n md fnnmnlnIn inflammation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Amphibian Attack

Moreover. an attack on India
being an amphibian affair. similar
10 that on Java, concentration Of a
naval force in the Indian Ocean
powerful enough 10 protect the
large-scale troop conveys and, at
the same time provide security for
the necessarily greatly extended
lines would draw
too heavily on Japans already
severely depleted navy.
The moment such force en-
tered the Indian Ocean, the United
States Pacific fleet would have
opportunity to attack the japanese
islands almost al will.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

because of her many existing
fronts and her ability 10 operate
ner sea power and air power on
interior lines. japan has many OBJ
iectives from which TO choose for
her next major offensive. How
ever by the same token--and be-
cause of growing American
strength in the Pacific area--each
srcnt is as much of a menace TO
y ',an is IL is a road 10 further
A1uest.
consequence Of her choice OF
~.ctives actually is controlled by
the relative degree OF threats. AS
there are becoming more serious,
AnvEpTrstMrNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

In either case. informed circles
regard the immediate future with
considerable anxiety, primarily be-
cause of the present shortage oil
Uci'ed Nations ships planes and
pan this week achieved a
closer stepping stone 10 India
when its forces occupied the An
daman Islands, affording air fields
800 miles from Ceylon.
Only light naval force, COM
posed of cruiser and several de-
stroyers screened the landing
force. but 1t proved sufficient and
with the excellent harbors afforded
in the Andamans these units are
likely 10 be kept in the area "a
harry United Nations supply lines
until enough strength can be mus
tered 10 drive them out.
Outward indications are that
The Japanese, regardless of cost
are racing against time in ar
attempt 10 smash the Australian
bastion and open the road 10 India
before they are made impregnablt
bv Allied forces