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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Unframed Men Never
Sent Into Combat

War Problem Clinic
Why arc our boys IN the service
sent overseas right out OF then
basic training when the camps
here are full Of boys well trained
who nave been IN The service over
year? They say We arc not
training any boys over there Is
this so MRS. {. +,
Dear Mrs. {. F.:
Some of our men are trained
overseas. whenever space for
such training IL available. How
ever. such men sent over for
training are trained before go
ing into combat and usually re-
rriNe at least full year OF
training before seeing combat
duty
The army would hardly risk
Its equipment and the lives of
other men nv sending noyices
into action. As for the men OF
experience remaining in this
country--they are kept here
because of their ability to train
Others or because Of their espe-
cisI value la the army in some
particular capacity.
THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

have become doubtful since he's
been sent across In the mean
time I've fallen IN love with an
other boy who has asked nee e
marry him
don't know what 10 do. love
the one in the army 80 very much
and have been in love with hln1
for three years, bat I've only
known TINS other fellow few
months
Should ! marry this one or wall
for the one oyerSeas 10 come
home He loves me as mitch As
| do him and he writes 10 me
every dan. Please tell me wha
70 do with my puzzle
MISS r. +.
Dear Miss T.. T.:
" YOU are in love with n sol
dipr, and he is in love with YOU.
II seems 10 me that Won should
wait for him and write To him
and not lose patience.
FRED VI. BUT/EL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Volcano
PeriIS Foe
On kiSka

HEADQUARTERS. ALASKA
DEFENSE COMMAND, June 13
delayed CUP)-The iittery Japs
on KiSka have a new worry the
kiSka volcano is threatening 70
erupt.
Sulphur boiling in the crater NJ
the tall, snow patched volcano is
throwing up a plume of black
smoke, and lava IS spillng over
the craterS rim and Surging down
toward the tundra AZ the eastern
end of the island
The smoke first was observed
by l. S fierS during a bombing
attack June s s. The next day they
saw the lava streams running
down the slopes into the valley.
II was the first time in the
memory Of the present generation
Of AaSkanS that the volcano
showed signs OF erupting.
A full-Scale eruption would wipe
out the two main Jap garriSons
on kiSka, which arc less than
eight airline miles from the vol
canos cone Enemy troops would
be buried under ash and pumice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

Red Movie Ban

BOSTON. June Is INS)-The
clty council yesterday passed two
orders requesting that the motion
plcture> Mission 10 Moscow be
banned hcTe,
Councillor Mathew F HanleY,
sponsor Of ons Of the orders.
called FOR a han\of the film be-
cause 1T is 2 propaEandlzIng film
of distorted truth with>an Interior
motive Of glorlfynG DICTATOR
ship government that is abharrent
10 American ideals and prfnci-
pies ~
Councillor William A. Carey.
who introduced the other order.
declared the picture is outright
Communist propaganda and OK
presses contempt for our demo
cratic institutions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Factory Police
Lduded for Fight
On Sdboteurs

FLINT June Is -- John s.
Rugas, special agent in charge ot
the Federal Bureau Of Investiga-
tion Detroit field office. today had
cautioned 800 law enforcement
officers, plant protection men and
auxiliary police 10 be on the alert
10 maintain tho perfect record Of
no destructive sabotage.
He told 300 officers attending
the quarterly police meeting OF
the eastern district Of Michigan
at the Hotel Durant.
I'VE must maintain our vigil
-iarrr IL we are to maintain ctr
record OF no destructive sabo-
tage thus far in this war"
Frank StipeS, prominent Flint
attorney declared that democ-
racy's guarantees 10 the individual
are in the hands Of police officers
who are charged with safeguard
ing rights of citizens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
3PCt. Of Detroit
Pupils 10 70 Il
Leave School

Three per cent Of Detroit school
children between rs and II, or q
total Of 1855, dropped out of
classes during the 1929 school
year. Howard c. Prime. child ac-
counting director OF the state de-
partment Of education, said TODAY.
The state estimates $4,000 chill
dren will have quit school by the
end OF the present term, Prime
said
This is the greatest decrease n
history he pointed out, declaring
that when $1,000 left their classes
last year it was the Nfrst time
Michlpan's sc hoo enrolment
ceased expanding.
Pupils quitting school 10 get
Jobs in war industries Is the
strongest factor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Hearing Tomorrow
On Store Pi(ketinQ

PORT HURON. June 15-Cir-
cunt Judge Shirley Stewart to-
morrow viii hear arguments in
the case in which Il Port Huron
grocerS and meat dealers seek a
permanent Injunction restraining
the Transfers Union. AF'L. from
boycottIng or pickle ting their
stores
Judge Stewart al iourned a
hearing on a temporary restrain
ing order no granted the dealers
last Wednesday when the union
Indicated II would not contest its
maintenance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Com mon Law Wife
Can Get Allotment

Mar Problem Clinic:
A woman lived in Detroit for
|even years as common law
life. and her own child ny 2 for
her legal marriage thought her
Iarriage was legal and so did her
|arents and friends Under these
circumstances could she marry
|cain without first obtaining a
|lVorce7
They have separated and the
|ommon law husband has since
harricd. without obtaining q d.
|orce from his common law wife.
He Is now IN service and his
|cw wife Is receiving an allot-
bent from the government. As his
Ecal wife If he did not state
hose facts when applying for an
|1ntmeut would there he trouble
the facts we're found out later?
W. II. +.
Scar ". ". F.:
If n man and woman live to-
either ~ husband and wife.
rrd are known a. such by their
FRIENDS. IL constitutes legal
marriage in the state of Michi-
gan. and IL would he wise, he
fore entering into any new re-
lation>hip 10 clean up the old
one nv n divorce. imagine the
|c2xnmon law wife would he en-
10 the allotment.
- FRED VI. BTT/FI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Fighting Mans Friend
Questions and Answers

The following questions OF a
factual nature have been answered
by Fighting Mans Friend
w. O.: q have been put in
Class IA and soon Will have 10
report 10 the induction center.
As far as | know the only thing
wrong with me Is that my teeth
are in bad shape VIII ! he re-
iectcd or Viii tho army fiN them =?
Alt II unlikely that YOU
woutt br reirrted- herau>r of
Your teeth. After Won ave in
Quoted YOU will receive skilled
medical and dental attention.
Mr.. a NJ : g | am married
and my wife has TWO children by
her former marriage | have an
lllegitimate child. whose support
| contribute IN ny order OF the
court. IT | am indicted IN the
army viii my wife and her TWO
children receive allOtmentS. and
Will the other child receive any
money. II possible. please state
the amount each will receive
A-Your wife will receive $50
month. II il not possible To
state how much the two children
will receive, n the Information
contained In Your letter IL not
sufficient To determine what
support money they are receiv-
ing. IL any, from their father.
The amount your child will re-
ceive depends on the amount
decreed nv the court and the
number Of other dependents.
Mrs. W s. : G. My husband
IS overseas. He wrote mo CON
corning his insurance and said he
had named his mother and me
beneficiary Of has insurance
have never been notified nor nave
| over received a policy To whom
shall | write 20 inquire about
the insurance
t--If your husband had fol-
lowed the Instructions he would
have sent Won copy ~ his APP
plication for the insurance. "
takes about 90 days for the gov
eminent TO notify beneficiaries.
If more than 90 days have
elapsed write to the Director n
Insurance, I. :. Veterans Ad-
ministration. Washington. ID. {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
RUN OF CAPITAL

The raid disclosed. II was an
nounced by the Dies committee
inVestlga that tho Japanese
American civilian assistant 10 the
military attaChe Of the late Japa-
nese Embassy IN Washington and
"a other japanese Americans.
now have the unrestricted run of
the national capital
The name Of Vice President
Henry A. Wallace entered the
Japanese resident picture today
when the Investigators ca m .
across confidential report 10
the league from one OF tho re-
location centeTS. stating The
thinkers among the japanese we're
engrOsSed IN their role of guinea
pigs in postwar co-operat i've
system which they believed is
privately backed by The vice
president.
Stating il was known among
the japanese that Mr.. Wallace
did not want the plan openly dis
CuSSed yet because Of fear Of
-capItatISr supported representa-.
tlves IN Congress. the report said
many Of the Japanese believe II
10 their advantage 10 conform IA
the guinea pig status 10 gain
benefits IN the relocation centerS.
Members Of Far Western con-
greSsional delegations began 10
complain in May that signs
pointed 10 an organized attempt
10 restore the japanese IN the
critical west coast area with The
coming transfer Of 1t. Gen John
l.. Dewitt from the western de-
Tense command as one OF the sig
nails. But the Japanese American
Citizens League files yielded the
first actual testimony.
\Just before Gen. DeWitt's
transfer was announced As pend
ing in\April. ne had told House
subcommittee Al San Francisco
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Here Are Answers
To History Quiz

Here are the ANSWERS 10
the American history CUES
tons on Page s.
] Nevada and Colorado.
. Good The output of
gold brought welcome OK
panSlon IN the currency.
which otherwise would nave
been inadequate for the rap
idly increasing needs Of bust
ness enterprise
2 Southern Pacific
4 Ogden, Utah.
) Cattle.
s Germans. SWedeS. Nor
WcgianS. Danes.
Z Corporations.
s Telephone.
9 Jacob kiiS
10 To relieve the monot-
ony Of farm life bN social
.acnNltN In some middle
western states the Grange
became political power.
Il Hayes and Tilden. Til
den carried states with lS4
votes IN the electoral col
lege. Hayes received 165 UNI
disputed votes. Twenty votes
were IN doubt: one in Ore
Gon, and l9 in South Caro-
lima Florida and Louisiana.
Congress created a commits
sion Of IL 10 pass on the
disputed votes. The decision
was s 10 Z on every disputed
vote in favor Of Hayes. the
Republican. The country
acquieSced I'm the decision.
y Lincoln. Robert r. Lin
coin was secretary Of war
under President Arthur,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
N. Y. Negro Winner
OF Book Firm S Prize

BOSTON June - ouPl Rol
Ottley NJ New York City Negro
journalist has won the Houghton-
Niffin Go : $500 award given
for books published IN the Life
ln-AmeriCa series.
OrleN'S book. New World
a-ComInC scheduled for August
publication. Is an inside picture of
the Negroes world, with Harlem
rs center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

The War Problem Clinic:
Many Agencies Serve
Persons Needing Aid
my of those with. personal

kny of those with. personal
or economic problems could
|ina solutions if they knew of the
roper agency 10 assist them.
One of the purposes of the WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC and one of the
|lays in which ii has served hum
|reds of Detroiters is in directing
|lch persons TO the proper agency
b handle a particular matter.
In todaY's WAR PROBLEM
fLINIC column, Fred NJ. Butzel.
|hairman of the Council of Social
lgencies and a charter member
II the CLINIC panel. assists a
lumber of puzzled readers by
Erecting them 10 local agency
designed 10 fiji r1etF> particular
leeds.
If you have problem similar
y one Of these. you may find
Jour answer in the counsel pro-
|lded by Mr.. Butzel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

Mrs. HenrYA. Dupont
Forera + for for FPt oeee r
De+roiter TOMORROW

Funeral services for Mrs Henry
A Dupont. Il. Of 2976 Seyburn
will be held tomorrow Al 915
a. m from ST. Catherine Church,
Sylvester and Seminole.
4 resident all her life OF De
rot where she vas born MIS-.
Dupont died A. her home Sunday
Of a heart attack.
Mr. Dupont. who survives. also
is native Detroiter and retired
as chief building Inspector for the
city 10 years ago.
Mr.. Snd Mrs. Dupont cele-
brated their golden wedding ami
VerSary a year ago last January.
Mrs Dupont is also survived by
a daghter. Mrs Myrtle Moran of
the same address employed IN the
CITY engineers office.
PallbearerS will include Earl
Schlee. one Of the first men 10
fly around The world Harry
Bravbn. Nelson Johnson. Ralph
Rocks. Frank SCHNEIDER and Will
liam r Wreford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

latest project To attempt re-
turn 10 the Pacific coast may
he successful I'm spite ~ Gen.
DeNitt's promo ncement.
MANY high officials here are
behind us in this move.
Il would appreciate your can
did opinion ~ to tine advisB-
hility Of this project At this
time, ~ well aS An evaluation
81 public sentiment tr the
coast. Reliable sources here in
dictate that. properly presented
and conducted, such y program
i possible without mnb viO-
fence or undue disturbances"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Discharged Soldier
Held in Disturbance

ClotuS Dunlop. -. of 10 Fred
erick. discharged Negro sol.
der and Ccntcr Of disturbances
Yesterday Al Hastings and f..
Warren. today faced prosecution
on charges Of resisting arrest
Wearing a winter army uni
form. Dunlop attracted several
hundred persons pleading police
were prosecuting SerVlcemen.
The mob threatened TO free the
prisoner but they wefe dispersed
hv additional officers Dunlop. a
defense worker, was stopped lof
traffic violation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Woman S Body Found
In River Near Park

The body Of Mrs Bernlce Bar
nowSky az. Of o. Smith. was
found early today under the dock
al the foot Of Owen Park by two
bows. >eIninC for minnowS
Police who found her coat
shoes and purse about $50 yards
away were told by James r.
Watts of the Smith street address
she had made an unsuccessful Al
tempt AZ suicide earlier this week.
Watts who made positive ldenil-
fication SAID Mrs BarnowSkyWaS
ms common law wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Seeks Information
on Adopting Child

lar Problem Cline
| have a child ny ? previous
|arrlsge and ny second husband
ould like 70 sdopt nm How
|ould he 20 about this Could
bell me what IT would cost
= l.. -.
D. r. l. u:
In order Ia have Your second
husband adopt your child nv a
first husband. YOU should con
TACT the Juvenile court. ! he
)ie,r the adoption department
is In the wayward minors court
rffice In the Barlum Tower.
FRED VI. BIT/FI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
We|ders' Strike
Ends at Ford S

The strike of y welders in The
pressed steel building Of the Ford
Motor Co. Rouge plant was ended
today when the strikers agreed 10
take their demands for l5-ceni
hourly increase through regular
bargaining procedure.
Nearly 500 parts aSSemblerS
were sent home yesterday because
of a lack Of materials caused by
the strike Of the welders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Detroiter Among First
To Land al PanteIIeria

PANT ELL. ERIA. June Il
DELAYED up American Air
force tcChnlCianS today began
turning Pan'clleria into forward
Allied AIR base NV
Among the first Americans 70
arrive after The islands surrender
10 British troops was Cpl Harold
CASSIDY ri Detroit, a,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Carl B. Foster
Chevrolet Engineering
Veteran Dies Suddenly

Funeral services for Carl p.
Foster for y years associated
with the engineering department
nj Chevrolet Motors. will he con-
Quoted tomorrow At 3 p m. IN the
Hamilton Funeral Chapel
Mr. Foster died suddenly yeSter-
day al his home, S54 Edison. He
was 30.
Active for many years in Ma
sonic circles. he was past master
If the Temple Lodge.
Surviving arc the widow. Mrs
Rhoda Foster son. Capt.
Maurice Foster. stationed in Aus
trala. and 2 brother. Maurice Of
Laporte. Ind
The Rev. I. c. Johnson. rector
Of ST. John Episcopal Church. will
offiCiate at the rites Burial will
be In ROYAL Oak Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Decision Near
|nCod| Dispute

WASHINGTON. June * ms
With another strike hanging in
the balance A decision by the
WLB in the coal wage dispute
was believed imminent today.
WLB Chairman William II Da-
Wis was reported 10 have COM
pleted the written draft OF the
decision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

seized by the committees agents
Saturday IN the Washington Of
fices of the Japanese-American
Citizens League.
A new organization called the
COMMITTEE on AmericaniSm and
Fair Play was designated As the
southern California front for the
movement The committee wC
assigned the task Of enllSthg
workers and softening public In
tagonlSm 10 the return Of the
japanese from the 10 war reid ca-
ton centerS in which they WIRE
placed by the army 10 be CIV
erned by the war relocation ~
I hOrIfN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

Dear Y. r.:
II might he wise for YOU 10
Eall on priest or minister, or
|at the BOARD 81 Commerce. or
|at the Council NJ Social Agen-
|ries for assistance In finding =
home.
II Ia NOT easy 10 find any
home in these crowded condi-
lions and unfortunately raciaI
md national reiudices exist. !
to not know enough about con
titions in Saginaw. hut ! am
huite sure that there are social
Rgencies there that can and viii
help you.
FRED VI BtT/FL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Mexican Complains
About Race Prejudice

Mar Problem Clinic:
| have lived In Saginaw for tho
hst 20 years and m married and
|orkinc for national defense bit
{ hard for me 10 rent an apart
bent or house simply because
10 are MeNlCanS
I think they should treat We tho
hme as others because after all
. are fighting for the sa m Q
|ghts ! Just cant figure II out
nv they do such things. ] expect
b he called for service on October
and have 10 co even II ] am a
texican. So please tell mo what
b do or where 70 20 10 consult
bout this matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Lowered Taxes Doubted

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. June Is
ms Alhen BarkleN majority
leader Of the L s Senate. pre-
dicted last night that the return
OF taxes 10 ptewar levels viii he
impossible during the present
generation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Advises Girl TO Wait
for Soldier Overseas

Var Problem Clinic
Nv hoy friend has been m tho
rmy since Nov. : He was sta
toned in California until May this
ear and didn't have furloueh
II that time. He was later
hipped 10 New York and then
ent overseas
love HIM very much, but /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
584 Britains Die in Raids

LONDON. June IS tUP) The
home ministry announced today
that 584 civilians were killed or
missing and believed killed in air
raids on the United Kingdom last
month, while 1873 were seriously
Injured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Costa RIGA Reds Dissolve

SAN JOSE. Costa RIGA. June
Is INSt The Communist Party
Of Costa RIGA announced rs dis
solution today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Refers Pension Request
to Old Age Bureau

War Problem Clinic:
My daddy has come 10 Detroit
b make his home with me and my
hmlly. He is SIS years old and
OF able 10 work. | want 10 know
NV long M must tive herr before
Q can sign up for old age pension
md where he must 60 10 sign.
MRS. II. p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Plan 10 Dump .Daps
i'm West Barred by Dies
BY RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Itmes Washington Rursan

WASHINGTON.
the
n
corresnondence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

that he would NOT tolerate Tho re-
turn of any japanese 10 the West
Coast.
The revelation OF tho move
mcni 10 override hum was m \
letter from Mike Ma>aoka. field
executive of the JapareSe-Ameri-
can Citizens League. 10 Galen NJ
Fisher II RI Sueno street Orinda,
Cal who was indicated aS an
organizer for the plan in southern
California.
The letter reClted a conNer>a-
tion with ! Carey NcWillamS.
listed in Dies committee files as
AN ofIGs~ OF IL Communist Or.
gar1Za tons. including SeNcra ]
which have been formally desig-
mated as such by the department
of Justice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
MORE DISCOVERIES

Now about midway in their
reading Of the recoroS from the
Japanese American leaLIo'> or
fees. the Investigators MADE these
other discoveries today
I The War Relocation Au-
thorlty. which j. under intense
congressional and public crlI-
cism for It's handling Of the
west coast japanese resident
problem. last year planned 10
have eNacuecS I'm the Tulo Lake
relocation center in northern
California broadcast in JaDa-
neSe 10 Japan, but The pan was
frustrated by the objections OF
older japanese who wanted no
favorable reports on the treat
ment Of japanese mere TO reach
their native lard
2 r h JapaneSe-Amerlcan
Citizens League IS on the mail
ING list OF virtually every Com
rUuuTSt organization IN the
country
Nv irJ~NlfIllI'N VI A'lAiE w
Japan after the war, OF reach
ing there through an exchange
Of prisoners. Is a prime subject
Of debate IN the centerS. usually
acrimonious and always with
Communist groups opposing the
idea because Of Iaears capital
punishment law for commu-.
niSH4,
4 At Tule Lake. ono conf
Dental and undated report
said. the Japanese were very,
very sore Al the United States
government.
In the letter 10 Fisher dated
last April q. MaSaoka said
Things are generally work
ing for the better. at least II
seems 30 here i'm the Fast.
'Jf the trend continues. our
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

Dear Mrs. H. r.:
The old age pension bureau -
bn the Juvenile Court Building
|at East Forest and Rivard.
FRED VI. BUTZEI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

Judge James r.. Chenot
Edward PokOrny
Rev. Joseph A. Foley, :. j
Fred VI. ButzeI
DR.. Robert g.. Foster
DR.. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances Sanderson
Miss Flya NJ. FOrDcrOOk
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neill
Walter ~. r.. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
How TO Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC,
The Detroit Times, Detroit,
Mich.
You must sign your name
and address. although no
names will be published but
will be held in striciest con-
fidence. Do NOT write d.
rectly to members of the
panel.
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel:
Evening star., 1943-04-08

Orangeberry, S. c., was arrested by
District police on the island March
81 while driving a truck and was
charged with failure to have Dis
trict permit.
The defendant, contending that
the island was in Virginia's jurisdic-
ton and not in the District, sought
to have his case dismissed.
Admitting that he was not posi-
tive who did have jurisdiction, Judge
Almond Scott suspended sentence
and took the defendants personal
bond. The judge expressed the hope
that authorities would definitely set
tie the question in the near future.