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Answers on Back Page
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Liue Stock
g Eggs, Poultry. Supplies

BIG SALE-Of Chickens, 18c to 20c ID. 8 Broilers for $l. Il Union St.. Tel. 3-0086.
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he had to use his head bucket" or "coal scuttle." what does he mean9
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Business Service

FUR STORAGE with free cleaning and glazing, 8 and up. H. CireSi. 38 Winchester St. 4-1884.
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Insurance
Rooms, Board, Hotels
C1 RSOms and Board

BOYS CLUB, Cottage Place-Nice rooms, swimming pool, all home cooking. Reception rUom& Mod crate price&
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Night Club Stars
Aid Navy Relief
At Beach Show
, Gala Event 10 Be Held
This Sunday Evening
in Amusement Park

The pick Of Detroit's night club
entertainers collsborate Sunday
night IN a gala Navy Relief show
al jefferson Beach.
Kitty Carlisle, screen and radio
star now appearing at the Bow
cry; Del Parker. from the Brass
Rail: Carroll and German from
the Penobscot Club: Bob Hopkins.
from the Stevadora. and the entire
troupe from the Club Royale are
on the program.
Phil Brestoff OF the Michigan
Theater orchestra is directing the
bin and Paul Gilbert OF the Tropics
will act as master of ceremonies.
The benefit show is one Of the
features OF Jefferson Beach's
Navy Day" that is being ar
ranged by Boatswain Paul O. Bull.
Dancing will be held in the
amusement parks ballroom from
3 10 6 D. m. The benefit per-
Torrance is listed for 9 p. m. with
uniformed men free and IS
cent charge 20 the public.
Boatswain Buh1 also plans
Christening ceremonies" for a
120-foot model navy destroyer
which will serve as a permanent
recruiting and information booth
at the beach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic, ar
thrills or nsuritis pain, try this simple.
inexpensive homo recipe that thou.
sands are using. Get . package Of
Ru-Ex Compound, a two-week supply.
today. Mix II with a quart OF water.
add the juice OF 4 lemons. It's easy. No
trouble at all and pleasant lou need
only 3 tablespoonfuls two times
day. often within ts hours some
times overnight - splendid results are
obtained. II the pains do not quickly
leave and II you do not feel better. re-
turn the empty package and Ru.Ex
sold by your druggist under an abeo.
lute nouey.htck guarantee. Ru-rx
Compound 10 for sale and recommended
Ibx drug stores everyWhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Laval Fears Attack
On More French Isles

VICHY, May 8 (UP).-Possibil'
ity that British forces will soor
move eastward from Madagascar
to attack Reunion and other
French islands in the Indian Ocean
was suggested today by the Cler'
mont-Ferrand Moniteur. newspaper
owned by Chief Of Government,
Pierre Laval.
These islands do not have naval
or air defense installations, thu
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
8 Stores Open
Monday Nights

Seeking to give greater shop.
ping opportunities to war plant
employees, eight leading downtown
speciality stores Saturday an.
nounced that beginning Monday
and continuing every Monday
after, their store hours on that
day alone will be from 1890 D. m.
to 9 p. m.
This arrangement, merchants In
the group point out. will lengthen
the weekend for store employees
and ease the increasing transpor,
tation burden at the close of the
normal business day.
The stores which will observe
the new hours are Himelhoch
Brothers e. Company. the D. j.
Healy Shops, the Rollins Com
pany, Russeks. Klines. Grayson
Shops, Eaton's and the Lerner
Shops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
AirpIane Check of BlackOut
May Be Baked by Daylight
BY ROBERT N. ROSS

Based on experiences Of the first
test, Civil Air Patrol niers are
doubtful Of their value as observ-
ors In the forthcoming blackout
May "a.
Even with skies overcast, west
ern light reflection was still visible
at take-off time last Sunday. per-
sonnet Of Ave participating planes
On May "a the sun will set at
1854 p. m, or 81 minutes later
than on May 8. Under clear
weather conditions, this indicates
considerable light interference by
the scheduled blackout hour Of 10
o'clock.
Weekend task assignments on
short notice were anticipated by
CAP officials here following notice
that the government will extend
the work of citizen fliers on
coastal patrols.
The maneuyers. IL was said. will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Churchill S Man
Wins By-E|eltion

LONDON. May 9 (UP).-H. N.
Linstead. the government candi-
dete, won a smashing victory
today in a bitterly fought House
Oh Commons by election, after
three recent government defeats
for Commons seats.
Linstead, Conservative. won by
S,7S6 votes against 1883 for Capt.
Bernard Acworth. Independent.
Churchill. intervening directly In
the campaign. had called Acworth
a defeatist and Acworth retorted
with lie" Liberals and Laborites
associated with the national gov
eminent joined in vigorous cam
paigning for Linstead.
Churchill. In an open letter,
asserted that Acwortls.. recently
demanded a negotiated peace with
Japan in order that all Allied
strength could be concentrated
against Germany. 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

serve as a proving ground for
future patrol selections.
A Reimbursement schedule" eff
fective on for regular duty, was
announced by Washington as a
further hint that not only pilots
and mechanics but other ground
forces would be called. This scale
ranges from $40 a day for base
commanders to $3.35 for service
men. Plane rental was fixed at
$3.50 hourly for S0-horsepower
craft and SAL an hour for AS
horsepower.
\ Morse code and radiophone
classes have been organized at
Hartung Airport Sunday mornings
by Frank Higgins, communications
officer and photo-engraver at the
Times.
Harley A. Shafer has been
named engineering officer at Sagi-
nav and Dale A. Hath becomes
training officer at Bishop Airport
in Flint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

light" Macarthur said in a Sec
ond communique.
Reports from Allied advance
bases on Australia's threatened
northern flank said that, in the
initial phase of the great battle
that began last Monday, the entire
attacking Japan force was
scattered"
Tho remnants of the Japa-
nese feet are on the rum" one
of these accounts said. These re-
ports, together with MacArthur's
assertion that the battle had
ceased only temporarily and
that the American attacks would
continue, revealed a determine.
ton to achieve a resounding
knockout victory over the Japa-
nese.
Some Australian reports, less
cautious than MacArthur's report
of relatively light" American
losses, said that the United States
warships and attacking planes
were believed to have suffered
extremely light" casualties.
Lists Facts Of Battle
From MacArthur's communi.
ques and other official sources
these facts OF the battle were
evident:
six weeks of air assaults
by American and Australian air
forces against Japan's invasion
islands" off northern Australia
dislocated and "softened up
Japanese preparations and paved
the way for the successes Of the
naval-air battle.
2-An invasion Of Australia,
which leaders had warned might
come "at any hour" has been
STAYED off.
3-The United States naval
and air forces evidently have
not been seriously crippled,
otherwise Macarthur would not
have given orders for United
States attacks to be continued
against the weakened enemy.
BY pressing the attack. tho
American warships and air forces
hoped to win a victory that woult
not only eliminate the danger Of
an Australian invasion entirely
but would demonstrate American
naval and air superiority beyond
doubt.
At the same time the United
States would pay Japan the Sec
ond instalment on its Pearl Har-
Dor debt, following the recent
bombing of Toxic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Beware j. 5. Shells,
Lake Captains Told

SAULT STE. MARIE, May g.
Army officers at Fort Brady to-
day warned lake captains and fish,
ermen that anti-aircraft gun prac-
tice from May II through June IL
will create a danger area extend
ing on the east coast Of Lake
Superior from Agawa Point, Ont,
to Corbeil Point. Ont, and west
into the lake for Is to % miles.
The guns will be fred at towed
aerial and water targets and prac-
tice will begin one hour after day
light and continue until one hour
before dark each day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Taggart 10 Tell
Of Price Control

H. T. Taggart. chief statistician|
and assistant OPA administrator.
Monday will address a meeting a.
Cass Technical High School on tn
effect the new federal price con-
troll regulations viii have on store
transactions. ia
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries will pre-
side at the meeting which 10 schsd.
|uled for 8 p. m. About 5000 retail
merchants and citizeps are ex.
|pected TO hear Taggart's explana.
tons and join In a question and
answer period on the new regula-
tons, which become effective May
|18.
The meeting was arranged hur-
riedly by the mayor after an orig
inal order from Cleveland instruct
ing him to call 20,000-person
mass meeting had been amended
Iby OPA offices In Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Denies
Capital Ships
Or Carrier Sunk
Report Withheld
Till VaIueIess for
Jap Fleet Action

CONTINUED from Page One)
In the battle of the Coral
Sea.
"3-Reports received In
the navy department to
date fail to substantiate the
loss Of any United States
aircraft carrier or battle
ship In that action.
"4-Reports Of damage to
our forces are incomplete.
They will be announced
when the information will
be without value to the
enemy"
"5-There Is nothing to
report from other areas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
U. M. Extends Camp

ANN ARBOR, May e.-Short-
ages of rubber and metals have
forced University Of Michigan to
extend summer camp training
period from 10 to Is weeks and
to reduce credit hours required
for a bachelors degree In forestry
and conservation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Zoo TO Open May 70;
New Personnel Hired

The Detroit Zoo will open at 2
p. m, May 20, somewhat earlier
than in other years, John T. Mil
len, director. announced Saturday.
Opening date was advanced to
permit new help. necessary to re-
place men now in military service,
to get used TO their jobs before
Day, when huge crowds
visit the Ten-Mile road grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Openly violated as a commits
sion policy during the depression,
1t was reaffirmed by the Wayne
group in 1888.
The indictments follow closely
on the heels of testimony McHugh
gave at a Lansing hearing In
which the dismissal Of Griffith and
Ratkowski was sought.
Ratkowski, who is involved In
a fatal traffic accident case, re-
signed before the close of the in
vestigation.
Griffith was discharged by Gov.
Murray D. Van Wagner.
Indictments are another chap
ter In the recent stormy career OF
the commission. Friday, the gov
ernor appointed the Rev. DR..
Joseph A. Vance to the boarT after
confessing an earlier mistake" in
naming Anthony Urban, q foreign
language newspaper reporter. Ur-
ban submitted his resignation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vieinity-Not much change
In temperature. Scattered light showers.
winds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Jap Force Scattered

"Thc enemy version Of the
battling of the northeast coast
Of Australia II entirely fictional.
80. Our losses compared 70 those
OF the Japanese were relatively
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Japs Lose 100000 Tons

In the early phase Of the struggle
which began Monday the Japanese
were estimated to have lost up to
100. 900 tons Of warships-nearly
as much tonnage as was lost by
either Germany or Britain in the
battle Of Jutland. which ranks as
the biggest of modern history.
1.-THE great naval and air battle
off the northeast of coast Of
Australia has temporarily ceased
-. the enemy has been repulsed.
Our attacks will continue"
Macarthur said In a communi-
que today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
; Former Jury
Officials Indicted
By Ferguson
Two Ex-Commissioners
and Secretary Accused
Of Graft. Falsifesiion
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Continued from Page one)
system" presumably enforced since
1881 by the commission.
Here's some letters which
gave Judge Ferguson but which
he did not 20 into" said McHugh.
McHugh is defendant in two
warrants OF two counts each. Each
warrant In turn names a former
commissioner.
Charges Conspiracy
The jury charges McHugh con-
spired with Griffith so Griffith
could obtain SITS for commission
meetings in August and Septem-
Der which Griffith did not attend.
Similar contentious are con-
tanned in the Ratkowski case,
frauds in attendance allegedly oc.
curing in September and October,
when the commissioner received
$3.50.
Commissioners are paid $40 a
injecting. In addition Griffith was
allowed $3.50 for mileage.
McHugh denied ANY intent Of
wrong doing"
"Mr. Griffith instructed me IL
had been the practice to certify
members at meetings when they
were iii and unable to attend"
he declared.
The letters revealed by McHugh
Saturday were written between
1888 and 1941 to Clarence Shaw,
who was then secretary of the
commission and who has recently
been reinstated.
"You are really q Jewel In
helping these people TO get jury
service" wrote Miss Walter. A
second letter in December, 1889,
said:
IL hope I am not imposing on
you. IL DESTROYS Of put
ting In her application. She II
badly In need Of assistance"
This IL typical Of what went
on before took Office" said
McHugh.
The "key number system" con-
sisting Of selection of Jurors by
evenly spaced sequences from the
poll lists, was voluntarily adopted
by the commission In 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Jap Fleet Remnants
Hunted in Coral Sea
BY BRYDON c. TAVES
United Press staff Correspondent

GEN ERAL MacARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS. AUSTRALIA,
May 9.-United States naval and
air forces swept over. the Coral
Sea tonight in a death hunt for
the battered remnants Of Japan's
invasion fleet, hurled back from
the approaches to Australia with
huge losses in the wars greatest
sea battle.
British naval quarters I'm
London heard that the battle
had been resumed after brief
pause. indicating that the
United States forces either had
intercepted the fleeing Japanese
warships or that enemy naval
air reinforcements had arrived
to take up the battle.)
The United States naval and air
forces suffered only relatively
light" losses in smashing the Japa-
nese invasion fleet striking down
upon notwithstanding or dam
aging at least II of the enemy's
ships-it was revealed by Gen.
Douglas Macarthur in a COM
muniQue.
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ADVERTfREMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

The maneuvers, it was said, will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

UPPOSE you're walking down the street and officer
- suddenly stops, asks if you're American and de-
- mands some sort of proof? What you gong to
show that will convince him?
You sputter and be indignant all get out,
but it won't prove thing least of all your citizenship
The incredible fact is that you and 60 million other Ameri
born right here in these United States prove
and all this is giving poor old Uncle Sam major head
ache
II you don't think just ask Robert p. Patterson,
Undersecreary for War; James Foresa Tndersecreary
of the Navy Wayne c. Taylor Undersecretary of Com
for these three gentlemen have the tough job
trying to break Employment Botteneck Number One
you're looking for job have reached the age
which Old Age pension interests you most, the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

every State requesting the immediate adoption of the plan
and explaining standards issuing these Delayed
Birth Certificates,
Since the individual States unable to furnish these
Delayed Birth Certificates the entire burden has been
Census Bureau. However this bureau has
records upon which a regular birth certificate be
issued and it hand out only the Delayed
Moreover the bureau that under
should be had TO the Census Bureau
until all other State and local have
been tried and proven unsuccessful
If you plan to such Delayed Birth Certificate
you must fill out form issued by the bureau and give the
information required 1t is highly important that
the address of residence at the time of each
given not listed alphabetically All
contained in the records is strictly
fdentia and is issued only 10 the person concerned
Since the only thing that will get worker past the
hiring line the pension list is this birth
tifcate get started and fill out the application
blank because it viii take longer than you
think TO get it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

passport when you went to Mexico your honey
moon? No Not the fact that you've bought lot
of Defense Bonds will help
Then what will? Just little piece of paper known
Birth Certificate It's simple that you wonder why
hadn't thought of it before. Just your birth
certificate under their and watch EN- meltf you
have And, if not, try to get
This birth certificate problem isn't funny. So many
individual rights and privileges depend upon citizenship
that it is vally important peace time that there
should method whereby anyOHes citizenship be
readily established. In the present national emergency,
the problem becomes of major importance for II is
this very question proving the workers citizenship which
is delaying national defense work more than
strikes and shortages of materials.
1t is the rule in all defense plants that in order 10
employment, applicants must prove their American
citizenship and the only acceptable proof is this same
birth certificate.
If you born since 1910 you probably won't have
any difficulty proving that fact but if you arrived
the time you almost certainly will The