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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
buy Bomber
Can't Resist
So He Faces Year in Jail
or Alimony Payment

William Sullivan is not one 10
resist a woman and as result to-
day he has the alternative of CO.
ing TO Jail for a year or paying
his divorced wife $500 in back
allmony.
Sullivan has been travelling
since" ms divorce in 1887. at which
time he was ordered TO pay SO a
week for the support OF his two
children. His wife Alice. Of 1898
Purdue street. has spent her time
looking for HIM.
While riding on a street car
yesterday she saw Sullivan on the
sidewalk. She got off the car, took
him by the arm, paid ms street
car fare downtown 10 the County
Building and took him before Cir
cult Judge Dewitt III. Merriam,
who passed sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
British Bomb Brest, BouIoene

LONDON. Jan. % GNSl --
British bombers attacked docks in
the Nazi-occupled French seaport
cities OF BreSt and Boulogne. il
Was announced today by the Brit
ish war ministry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

-RnN q Rnmher-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

MELBOURNE, Australia, Jan.
2S.-AuStralian militiamen were
holding the Japanese
successfully today in the Jungle
hills OF the Rabaul region
in New Britain Island, 800 miles
northeast OF Australia.
Government reports indicated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
RHEUMATIC PAINS?
Here's Amazing, Proved Way To Get
Fast 2-Way Relief

ways. First. Pain Expeller' S positive,
c0HuiC1-irriiaHi action helps stimulate
local blood circulation through pain
full area. Second, this GndlgSsic action
gives hours of soothing. comforting
warmth. Amazing prompt relief!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Australian Militia
Holds Near RabauI
BY BRYDON TAVES
United Press stan Correspondent

the militiamen. including specially
trained bushmcn. were prepared
for long fight and that they
might hold out for months despite
the numerical superiority of the
Japanese who are estimated 10
total up to 10000 men.
1t was understood that long in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

XHTIIllN sudden change in weather
w causes rheumatic pains. here's
an amazing, proved way TO get hours
of comforting warmth and relief. A
way that has helped thousands
promptly relieve the cruel torture of
these eXcruciating pains without
dosing with internal drugs. without
sticky, messy plasters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Costs Only Few Cents

Already over 100000 bottles bought
proof Of its amazing benefits. SO
don't suffer rheumatic pains one un-
necessary moment Get Pain.Expeller
from your druggist today. Costs only
a few cents Look for famous Anchor
Trade Mark on genuine package.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

the government, despite its nat.
ural anxiety, had considered the
recall of any Australian forces
abroad, though it urgently sought
aid, especially in planes and ships.
from Britain and the United
States,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Amazing Prompt Action

Simply rub on Pam. kXpeller and you
actually feel il 90 10 work 10 relieve
that dull, gnawing rheumatic agony;
in not lust one but two remarkable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Governor Waits
Probers' Report
On Boys School

LANSING Jan Is Gov. Muir
ray y. Van Wagner today
awaited the report of committee
Investigating the Boys Vocational
School before taking action on
the institution which has been
under fire the last three years.
First development of the inquiry
was the discharge Of a cottage
Superintendent by Supt. Robert f..
Marsh on advice of Austin G.. Nc
ICormlCk. investigator for the
committee which is headed by
bishop l.. b. Whittemore OF
Grand Rapids
II he cottage superintendent.
IR. W. Bowman. who according to
Marsh had been employed AT the
school for -four or five years IS
accused Of SlappIng and cutting
boys, which is against rules of
the school.
civil Service Director Thomas
n. Wilson last wccf attacked con-
-dlt1ouS al the school and recon-
'mcndcd reforms. Ills probe was
made al the request of employees,
some of whom charged they
worked twice as long as others
and that Marsh vas Hnfeeeptive
10 working reforms.
buy a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

The foreign minister of the
Netherlands government in
London, who is on his way
to Washington TO confer with
government officials on the
Pacific war supply problems.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Market Report

ACCORDING TO information
c,,,, tho Detroit Npnirinal Bu-
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lh.c n price offerings oi sweet
nof3toc~ from several Southern
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.,.,ll,..io NO.. arc r,oJeratc
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weather which has prevailed
lately has stimulated the de
mand for practically all meats,
The supply OF beef veal and
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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
New Power

And that knowledge had gwen
hun a power he had never be-
fore possessed,
What does not Kill me,
strengthens me-
Life was a brutal business.
And there was little a man
might do 10 lessen that brutal
ity. Always the lash would
fall
But for every stroke that a
man survived hc was the
stronger. For there was some
thing IN a man that no lash
could ever reach something
that lifted him above the maui
ing OF life into the mystery from
which all men came
Something that lifted man
from the whipping post of .
convict To the golden throne Of
god, And each time a man
tuumphed over the agony of
the lash. he was one step fur
thor on that long long trail
Copyrsht. 1882, by king Features
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Baby Glamour

STEAL AN idea from baby
sisters wardrobe to dress up
your old evening skirt. That's
Just what Michele Morgan, por y
ular French star did when So
had several schoolgirl middieS
made of bright sheer woods Zone
of them studded with SequlnS)
10 wear with a slim black eve
nng skirt
To complete this ingenue cf-
feet, a schoolgirl ribbon in her
hair, the ribbon a ! 5 o sequln-
studded
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

BUT YOU never thought llc
would turn out ike this
This timid, colorlcSs affair -.
this WASH the sort OF career
YOU planned in that first hot
young dreaming.
Others might make contempt
ible bargains with life, cowardly
compromises crawl into COM
Portable holes like sluggish
beasts or insulate them
selves with wrapplngS of indlf-
ference but you were going
10 be different, You were going
To live while the living was good
-. eagerly proudly, demanding
the best.
Oh. yes! How simple it seemed
al II. But what has become
of those noble resolutions now ?
Easy enough 10 dream, but
when it came TO actual living
how did one stay gallant and
GAGlpr- e4et7--t4t- -tt,-tr1C C-van1C umEy
walls dong the same dlnGN
chores year after year? How did
one stay eager. nlbblng forever
AZ the thin, stale cruStS OF
poverty ?
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Gets Clothes Whittier and Brighter
WITH EXTRA SAFETY!

against which we tested it. 1t has
the ability TO soak dirt loose in Just
10 minutes. Yet Chipso has been
proved safer by test than the ;
leading granulated washday soaps
safer for dainty colorcd rayons-
safer for your hands.
Try these new, better flakes to-
day-for laundry and dishes both.
If it doesn't live up TO every claim
we've made for it-your dealer VIII
gladly return your money.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

Jack Black friend of mine
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Glass Blowers

In another department two
master craftSm En- iaSclnatc
audiences as they shape intricate
glass objects by heating, blow
ing and twisting small tubes of
glass. They turn out miniature
animals. baskets, ships and
similar artistic gems.
As you put a drinking glass
10 your lips. did YOU ever stop
10 think how the edge had been
put ON ito You can see II done
by watching the burn off ma
chine at work.
Too. YOU may see the various
steps necessary in etching deli
cate designs on fine crystal
Stcmwarc from the waxing
of the glass 10 the transferring
of the pattern.
The only tools which two on
pcrt> from well known glass
company use in making various
cooking utensils are "A glass
blowers pipe. wooden paddle
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Grand TotaI

Mrs. Edith KauiI ha, Go0o .'
sweaters Mn, i-ahe.Ic lI..-
dor>On u sweaters. 'hr". r".-
NETS and one chilj.~ .u
Mrs II. Vi Carlson l6 sVrat.ls
and one Cnld'S Sulj and
Mrs Clarine Francon IA sweat
erS and three helmets.
At the close of Tuesday
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Elsie Robinson
Philosophy Of Nie+zsche
Helps Man to Beat Life

whom / loved and deeply re-
spccted. had written a book.
once Jack had been a convict
You Can't Win
Afterward he told the story
of those terrible years under the
title. "You Can't Win In one
place he described a tiogglng he
received in Canadian Jail.
Ghastly! one felt the hayed
and staggering flash . the
nightmare agony.
Then. suddenly as a miracle,
there came an amazing revcla-
ton. Jack Black had thought
-aS any proud man must think
that that flogging would be
the end of him.
Not the end Of his physical
life, perhaps, but the end OF all
tho pride and ambition that
make Il nan s me WOIth nv.
Ing But II wasn't
Even crawling away from
that dreadful tripod lumblmg
his way with blood-glaled eyes
he knew that he was still un-
beaten, His flesh might be
lashed 10 ribbons, but his spirit
was still whole.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
By PRUDENCE PENNY

AN EDUCATION I'm candy
coated form is gained from time
spent AT the Tenth Annual
Housewares Exposition ON the
tenth floor of the J. l.. Hudson
Company The exposition opened
-JJttftttat-y = and VIII last through
January 81
You not only see the finest oil
-eduUCd goods The newest nm
kitchen planning time and
money saving cooking utensils.
hut an kinds of pIaStlc>
from those shaped as tables 10
uuCS- used I'M dishes and fabrics.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

and a motal tool TO hold the hot
glass With these they turn ont
bowls, plates and vases.
Canned Foods
A definite inspiration to those
homcmaker> who do a lot OF
canning is a very complete -dt~-
play of home canned foods.
II makes one realize that its
possible In Onc-S- -uMn- kitchen
put palatablc and artistic COM
bnation> INTO glass Jars.
Outstanding nm tins dI~pi7y
are canned cinnamon and mint
apples. whole taugerlueS, -Al>4t
potatoes, Italian Squash. sliced
oranges and fried chicken
When YOU visit this show
you'll want 10 spend time IN the
model kitchens. one OF the
newest ttrtnES Is Il EiIU0-7W3>
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Indian Lore

Tho special demonstrations
are fascinating. one could
spend hours watching two Gh1p-
pcwa Indians weave native
baskets. They are in tribal cos
tune and have real Indian
camp background with the
tcpce, a simulated fire, tom
toms. "A papooSo cradle and a
little Indian girl busy with a
color book.
All shapes. sizes and colorS OF
baskets are made. They start
with the black ash timber,
pound it to separate each years
growth. divide the growth into
splintS. make the handles and
dyc the SplntS "A brilliant color
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Can Beat Life

ShabbincSS, illness, loneliness,
humiliation - tragic losS-no
wonder the human spirit COM
promised, surrendered in the
face of lifc'S constant mauling!
No wonder you gave up What
else could YOU have done?
And yet YOU can't he recon-
ciled Again and again the
troubling question comes
Was it inevitable? Might
there have been some other way
10 face life? OR are we really
doomed to 60 like sheep to the
slaughter beaten before we
even start the fight?
No There IS another way
You can beat life TO the clinch
emerge victorious as
once You dreamed YOU could.
And no man is ever too poor or
too SEX or 700 old to learn the
-ecrct of il
seven words NietzSchc, the
German philosopher put IT long
ago lntu' seven words What
does not kIll me, strengthens
mn
Jack Black. 2 friend ar mine
Evening star., 1942-12-21
Rapid DemobiIizution
After War Opposed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 2l.-Too rapid
demobilization after the war might
wreck our national economy DR..
Joseph W. Barker, special assist
ant to the Secretary of Navy, as
serted yesterday.
Quick demobilization in response
to pleas of "send the boys home
could throw monkey wrench
into the industrial machine then
beginning to be reconverted to a
peacetime economy. Such a shock
might wreck our national economy" !"
he told the graduating class of
Case School of Applied Science.
DR.. Barker, on leave as dean Of
Columbia University's College of
Engineering, added that "the
necessity for courageous leadership
of the country will not stop with
the armistice. 1t will have to be
ultra courageous in the post
armistice period and it will have
no war enthusiasm to support it,"
Evening star., 1942-12-21

but who must not be confused with
the counterfeit patriot. This type
of citizen is afflicted with the war
Observation-Disclosures a phobia. His
patriotism is real enough he loves
his country and he is sure that win
or lose the country will never be the
same. It's foundations will crumble
It's superstructure will collapse with
the damaged foundation.
Every war we have been through
since We became a republic has
generated more or less widespread
epidemic of this war melancholia
but each time when peace has come
the disease has disappeared The
sorry pictures proceeding from the
overfervid imaginati tions have not
materialized into gruesome realities.
The Nation has gone forward"
War is leveler-it is a patriotic
stimulant," Mr.. Jeffers concluded.
There is no snobbishness in a gen.
uine patriotism. Democracy should
be leveler-its other name might
well be brotherhood of man"
War bonds are the best buy on the
market today.
Evening star., 1942-12-21
Jeffers Raps Critics
Hiding Behind Shield
OF Patriotism
Group Often includes
Profiteers and SIockers,
Rubber Chief Declares
Py The Associated Press.

Py The Associated Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 2l.-
William M. Jeffers, the Nations
rubber boss, warned a University of
Notre Dame commencement audi
ence yesterday against those afflicted
with war melancholia," profiteers,
racketeers and -"undesir-
ables" hiding behind a shield of
patriotism in wartime
The rubber administrator spoke
directly to 392 men receiving de-
grees months ahead of the normal
commencement schedule under a
war-accelerated educational pro-
gram. Hundreds of friends, rela-
tives and faculty attended the cere-
mony in the schools new Navy drill
hall.
Admitting the existence of critics
to current postwar planning, Mr.
Jeffers asserted that 'in sense
these critics are right. - You
can't do tomorrow's job with todays
job undone"
A "single-purposed cooperation
of every unit of this national or
ganization" is needed to win the
war, he said, adding, however, that
such cooperation does not mean
hysteria."
Some time soon, we pray to God,
this war will end, as other wars
ended" Mr.. Jeffers declared When
that time comes we want to find this
Nation intact
Your function" he told the grad
yates, lis to carry the progress of
this country forward. There will be
serious work to d. and grand op-
portunity for you to do it. For the
industrious, thinking, right-iving
young man the future holds as many
rewards as any period in our Ma
tions history
Undesirable individuals are many
times hiding behind the shield of
patriotism" Mr.. Jeffers warned
Sometimes under the outward mis-
leading signs of patriotism we find
the racketeers, the profiteers, the
Stacker and the destructive critic of
Americanism who hides behind the
flag with his feet firmly planted in
American soil against any attempt
to remove him to another soil where
his blatant theories of government
might find wide sympathy, but
where his freedom to shout them
would be sorely jeopardized. 80"
There is another class of citizen
who creates depressing atmosphere,
Evening star., 1942-12-21
Bomber Lost in Storm
In lo41 Found Wrecked
BY The Associated Press.

BY he Associated Press.
YUMA, Ariz. Dec. 21-Wreckage
of bi-motored Army bomber which
disappeared during a storm Novem-
Der II. l941, was found Yesterday in
the desert So miles west of here.
The body of the pilot was identi-
fed as that of 1t. Lawrence A.
Barrett, jr., son of Mrs. L. C. Bar
rett, Beverly Hills. Calf.
A companion plane ON the fight,
piloted by 1t, Ivan J. May of Topeka.
Kans., was found week after the
storm, wrecked on a mountainside.
Evening star., 1942-12-21
Houston Yards 10 Launch
Eight Vessels Today
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 21.-Sec-
retaries Knox and Jones, Speaker
Rayburn, several admirals and the
Governor of Texas will participate
in a patriotic carnival today cele-
brating this city's $4,000, 900 pledge
Of vengeance for the men of the lost
cruiser Houston.
Eight ships will slide down the
ways of two shipyards, and Secre-
tary of Commerce Jones will pre-
sent certificate to Secretary of
the Navy Knox that $4,000 O0O-
maybe more-had been raised to
build another cruiser Houston.
The original ship of this name
went down in the Java Sea months
ago when the Japanese moved into
the Netherlands Indies. In 81 days
the citizens of Houston have bought
Evening star., 1942-12-21
Servicemen in Chicago
Give Doncing Top Rotine
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CH1CAGO.-Soldiers, sailors and
marines who visit Chicago's service
mems centers rate dancing first
camping 22d, and sleeping 25th in
their preferences in activities, ac-
cording to. WPA survey. Aero
nautics was rated the No. / hobby
and eating came 10th.
Among complaints registered
some wished the girls would intro
duce themselves as an encourage
ment to bashful boys, and one o,
two admitted they were looking TO,
hostesses who act "motherly."
Evening star., 1942-12-21

War bonds far more than enough
to finance the building Of another.
The days program included
launching of the S. S. James Mad
ison, Liberty ship, and launching
of seven naval vessels.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-04
WARREN COUNTY BOY
DIES; RITES TO-DAY

"aH'.'. ..r /. Howard Frank
.a M.... 3D.. .. died in Roanoke
6Hu. ...a Thursday lie is the
son OF y. .d Ms. II. +. Mum
10. "Hw.' Route !. Fu."rI SER
vices N".c sD3 from the gravcside
% '1" We C"nctcry y, 2.3n o'clock
.E.- H.'".".. IS N the Rev NJ. HOl.
pastor n. e.. Wise Baptist church.
urua'n-
Surviving re- his parents and three
brothers. H~-cll. Irving and Edward
Iu"n r. NIrrcu'ou: five sisters.
ii.,sos lto."n. Bertha. Janet and
Margaret pf Warrcn'on and Mrs.
Irving VI LINING OF Vaughan. Warren
county Both 2ra1imnthcrs survive.
Mr.. +. ~ Mum and Mr. Indie
Hawks ~ Warren county.
The child vas taken 20 the hos.
pi'ni three days before hrs death
which resulted from complications.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-04
CHATTER EIGHTEEN

JE.is''Nlt. CARR discussed YOU
with me- Mis- Martha shook her
head sadly a. >hy looked a; DIAN.
Poor man. liz, doesn't really know
much a'"u; how 20 go about his
counting
'Wc!i il you think I'm gong 20
give M, any pointers. Aunt Mar
tina. you're badly mistaken"
NOV, don't so dying off the
handle ike your mothers people
were always doing" Miss Martha
said. Jerome was just sort of
sounding me trying ~ learn
whether or not YOU were much
broken w over Fred MIyhcw's
actions
And I suppose t.at's all YOU
needle: 10 upset the hcans COM
rlctcly said Dian. oh. AUNT Mar
tina. l Wish You would leave me
a!cnc. where jerome Cars con-
CcrnCd.'
There. there. Dian. honey" Miss
Martha soothcL. suddenly assuming
one of her rare moments OF affc,-
Tomato sympathy Everything ;
going TO be al ri@ht.'
Not II Jcroac.s going 20 he in
:'.r picture
I simply told him that you
seemed to realize tina; Fred WASH;
'-y man for you after Ill" Miss
Martha continued Md Jerome
....;"! too happy FOR words. Hes
s..H@ 10 telephone YOU tomorrow
@: ,oiay. rather
What for"
To ask you 20 lunch with him
:" b." Chamber o; Commerce Grill
y. know women can: so Their,
".'"'"' n male cScorc. and"
WA YOU put him ur TO it" Dian
t..wr"-vG.
"h.H". That a thing - say"
"'''M. certainly wouldn't put it
brv ~ YOU
MTS Martha got up. Go 10
s'',' 'n". like good g.rl. she
SAL. $50 yoU!l look all rested for
-" ."'..,on date. Oh. YES. Jerome
a.s' -s.. he ~n",cG me 10 make 20
Iuu. &c.: Ca'..v."
Wat :o:' He doesn't ca,
CAV.
For :@o children in his Sunday
school ,,A~s. You know. TO Ce!c-
i:!ir hH tenth ycar Of teaching"
Goodness. he's getting terribly
t.--.,.:..a al %; a sudden
Ms Mar,ha sighed 4 hear that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-04
fudge and some OF that divinity,

ieNSSs aiNi soiiic vi tHdN uiN"itN-
You know. the kind you like. I'll
want you to help me. too. Dian.
Twenty pounds is q pretty large
order
Yes. Aunt Martha" said Dian.
Il usually DO help you. don't l."
OF course" Miss Martha smiled
But if Jerome Carr starts giving
YOU a rush. you may not have much
time on your hands"
oh. Lord" Dian groancG.
Good night, Dan, honey sweet
dreams"
"Thamks. Aunt Martha" Dian
said. hut I'll probably have night
mares
Miss Martha ,ip;ocd out. Dian
left alone. sat ur III bed and cazcd
out " The window. Jerome Carr.
tclcphOn!ng 10 ask her 10 lunch
with HIM ut the Chamber of Com
mciCc grill. and Bill Rollins tclc-
rhouing 10 find out If he WAS to GO
ont 10 the farm with her What 4
heck Of a SituatiOu.
She lay back down presently. and
drittrd of To- sleep hoping that she
could get Betsy" started and on
the road 10 the farm before Jerome
Carr had time 10 give his attention
70 matters other than those con-
corning his beloved bank.
Although she haGnt gotten TO
sleep until after o'clock that
morning. Dian was up ut :. And
now With the carcsslnC warmth
IF tn. sun upon her hack. she was
busy II work on the car. She had
definitely made up her mind TO
trlv" Bl!l Rollins out = the farm.
Nothing was going 10 stop her
Jerome Carr, n change IN the
weather, nor anything her Aunt
Martha might say. That is. of
course. if Betsy finally decided TO
respond 10 her many ursincs.
~ SHE worked she thanked the
"t-H heavens that she had learned
something ahoU; The complicated
an! nI2zling congloncr,tlon Of
- gets underneath Bctsy'S hood.
The glragc man had said to her.
Il . sure better show YOU some
thing about the InuariS of this here
AK. Miss DiaI: clscWiSc youll he
H"ttiug down u ME all the time"
And h" had suited action 70 words.
- tina: Dian was now able 10 al
just a wire here. fiddle with
sHa"k-Nlug there. and give Betsy a
general diagnosis.
And thcn-jUst like that-thc
car responded. The old engine
couGhcd couple Of times. and then
settled down 10 gentle purring:
a sound that was music 10 dams
cars.
Dian" Aunt Martha called from
the back door. Dian, what on
earth are you doing"
Giving Betsy a beauty treat
ncnt,' Dian replied.
We'll. come on in TO your break
fast. TN be cold rs ice"
y little latcr,s after Dian had
washed up. and was facing her aunt
across The breakfast table, Miss
Martha eyed her critically.
"iou'Nc got smudge on Your
nose she said. And Your hairs
mess"