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Washington Journal., 1943-02-19

ans uirfungsnoller 8roouftion uno
Sonoel berriibren. @enar 10 gut,
tDie Elm Sdotte o0er 8aaiier inner
bulb 0es &ubmens oes britii6en
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. elm gutter Sobn
ieiner engeren Seimat iein miro, 10
f0nnen aud Die @0lfer oes euro
pGilden 6eitlonOes CUTE Si6eden
Qitauer uim. iein, uno bod crit I'M
&obmen elmer gr0Beren mirtidoft-
lifen Ginbeit ibr POLES &ed)t aus
foiten.
3ufnnftsbilOer
SIM guge oes autors 5eidnen iid
orei peri6ieoene @boien Ser font
menoen @adfriegs3eit ab: Notbilfe,
@~ieOeroufbou uno mirtIhaftli6e gu
funftspIonmg. gr lit ser Mieinung,
oaB man Dem Gntiteben groberer in.
ternotionaIer Ginbeiten ieOe @ele-
genbeit geben iolte, ii6 natiirli6
aus ben friiben 9baien Der gtad-
friegstpelt gu entpideln. 0ie erite
0otpenoigfeit miro iein, ole Sun-
gernoen gu %ernGbren, Die 3neite, Die
berpiiiteten @egenoen pieoer ouf5u-
bouen. 9rofeiior Carr lit ser an-
iid)t, ooB idon Oieie beiOen Hbaien
Ser Na1friegs3eit 81 elmer Nrt bon
europGiihem @eupIamungs- Arsi6uB
fiibren ioaten, Ser Damn oos @irt-
idaftsleben @uropas ais ein inein=
undergraduates @an5es refonltru-
ieren ioate. Sold cine Grippe
miiBte n%otlrgem1B sic Sntereiien
oler @llropder pertreten ullo miiBte
Die poae llnteritiiBung Der milit1ri-
i6en uno pirti6aftli6en Modt
@roB- 8ritannieltS, Ser 8~ereinigten
Staaten BON 4merifa uno &llBlanos
beiiben. llno oie Aufgabe iol1 Ell
mes Musi1uiies miiroe es iein, oen
2ebensitonoaro ader @uropder 5u
beben; 1li6t etma, politii6e Different
gen 81 pereDigen o0er gar ST. ernit=
ttgen.
n0ie olte 8elt lit tot, iagt Ser
Autor gum SdluB, limo sic gu
funft liegt in ser Sono oerer, oie
fur8enti6loiien iener totem @ergan-
genbeit ben Hiiden 5uoreben mo oie
fommenoe neue @elt nit 8eriteben
@eitt uno Hbantaiie ms Iuge faiien. u
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
Den Snnscrriemcn feiter idmaaenl

(From the Office of War Information
9ie &onferen3 Ser 5iibrer Ser
8ereinten Nationen in gaiablanca
uno ibr l1ebereinfommen, ni6t eber
81 ruben, als Bis 0ie a6ienmd6te
lid 6eoingungslos ergeben babert,
mabnt uns bon neuenl, altf in Der
@eimat ieoe eroenflide Mnltrengung
81 MAIDEN. 9as beiBt OoB Sic Mfer-
iden in Der Seimat ii6 Der unge-
bellren Anitrengungen un0 Spfer
Der Sampler an ben 5ronten mert
erueiien unO Dab tie in ieoer @eiie
gum Siege nit b~eitrogen iolen.
3u 0ieiem 3med miiilen mir friegs=
midtige Materialien nie @ummi
uno Metaue iammeln uno iebr bars-
balteriid nit ben fnopp gemoroenen
9ebensmitteln un6 nit ben Sei5ltof=
fen umgeben. 9ariiber binaus loa-
ten mir uns nit duBeriter Mnitreng=
ing ali ienen 8ei6aftigungen nio-
men, bic in oirefter @eiie Ser 6iib=
rung oieies &rieges oienen. 0iht
8ulebt aber miiiien mir lernen, altf
Die pielen Glitter uno 9ienitleiitun-
gen 81 per5i6tenJ oeren 8ei6affung
Die &riegsmirti6aft berbietet.
@abreno oes Sabres 1913 mer-
ben alien Imerifanern meniger Git
ter gum pripaten 8erbrald uno and
piel meniger 9ienitleiittngen 3llr
8erfiigung iteben als i'm Sabre
1912. gs muroe feltgeiteat, oaB
Die uns nod CUR 8erfiigung ltebert=
ben Sitter uno 9ienitleiitungen INN
neitere % Bro5ent p~erringert fper-
Den fonnten, obne oaB oas Griiten5=
minimum angetaitet niiroe. 0a3u
lit 81 bemerfen, DAB oieies erred-
nete @riiten5minimlm uns nod
INNER fpeitaus mebr 2ebensmittel
uno Gienitleiitungen Iaiien piiroe
als Die 8ep0lferung in idmtli6en
anoeren 9anoern Der @elt bat.
Die 8erringerung Der fir ben al
Dilen 8erbrau6 ser 8eoolferung per-
fiig6aren Sitter uno 9ienitleiitungen
begiinitigen natiirli6 cine 9reisltei-
gernngsten0en5. 9as erfl6rt ii6 oa-
raus, oaB elm meitaus gr0Berer @elo=
betrag ais es bisber Ser 5aa mar, iih
anf elm be6elteno perringertes $50
renqlantum berteilt. SIN lebten
Sabr mroe bon ieoer Samilie ser
8ereinigten Staten infolge Ser
Breisfontroae cine @riparnis bon
onr6i6nittlid 40 Collar erportet.
@enn Die gegenipGrtigen 9reiie ita-
til bleiben, ioate fih iolhe @ripar-
mis- in oieiem Sabr auf 400 Collar
pro 6amilie erb0ben. @Gbe es feline
Soditpreiie fir ale Nabrungsmit-
tel, fir &leioer, Mieten uno 5ablrei-
DIE anoere 8eoiirfniffe, 10 ipdre un-
Ter Dollar idon beoellteno peniqer
ipert uno Die &riegfiibrung tpiiroe
nod mebr @elo peri6lingen ais
idon Der Sal lit.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19

lin aber glei6 BON %pornberein Ell
men 8unft 5u flGren: 9ie Wtarfen IN
oieiem 8ii6lein 2 regeln MIR ben
81nftnert Der @aren, nidt etfpa
audi ibren @elotpert. Die glei6e
&onierpe mag in Dem einen 9aoen
etmas mebr, i'm anoeren etpas me
niger foiten- oas miro Die 6ausfral
allein idon ausfinoig MAIDEN. 9lber
ibr 8unftmert lit iiberaQ oerielbe,
Oh 6iaiger ooer teltrer. IS miro 1id
MIR Damn dnoern, menn I'M 2oufe
Der 3eit cine @are fnopper ooer
rei1li6er miro, ullo aus oielem
@run0e Damn bic &egierung ibren
Ynnftnert enttpe0er beraltf= ODER
berunteriebt, INN i'm ooourd Der neu
geidaffenen Worftlage all5upalien.
lin oeridieOen-bobe Iunftper-
tung 81 ermogli9en, lit Bud 2 in
Seiten nit lie "a 8unftmorfen elm
geteilt, Oeren ieoe in alpbabetii1er
&eibenfolge einen 8uGitoben uno
cine 3iffer oufueiit. Die 3oblen,
nit ben bo6iten oben auf Ser Settle,
Den nieorigen na6 linten al, meroen
s, 5, 2 uno / iein alio Den 8llnft-
mert an3eigen. 9luf elmer Settle miro
es alio I8, 80, 80 uno It, oabin-
ter glei6 $50, 85, $50 ulo 81 geben,
uno 10 fort. 9as 1lelle Bud UNI
faBt insgeiamt a6t Seiten-pier
blaue uno bier rote. Die rotten iino
p~orl6ufig nod ni1t giiltig, tie per-
Den ipaterbin fir 5leiif-& ationie=
rltng 6enubt peroen. Sir &onierben
fommen nur Die blalien Seiten in
5rage, uno 5fpar fir oie erite 8erio-
De aae Marfen nit oen guditaben
q, g., 6. Sbr geiamter 9linftpert
lit, mie idon geiagt, AS.
geoenfe man oa6er, Dab in elmer
Jomilie Die Neutrality-suspicious. al
Ter 5amilienmitglieoer, qenau Die
Bud 1, oas meiterbin fir 3uder uno
&affee 6enubte neroen miro, nit it,
rem gerooe giiltigen Mearfen perfiig=
bar limo. ltno meiterbin, Dor aQent,
oaB ieoermann moglidit Die boben
Warfen, alio Die s. uno 5=8unfter,
5uerlt auf6rau6en iolte, Inn ip1ter-
bin ODER 5miiden0urd aud in Ser
Gage iein gu fonnen, nieorigere Som
lerpen ein5ufaufen. Ger GAMBLER
fonn namli6 8upeilen einen groBen
@eloidein Dedieln, aber er fam
nidt anf cine groBe Nunftmarfc
uberausgeben~.
Niht rationierte aonlerpen lin0
fanoierte 5riidte, Marmelaoen uno
@elees, Gbili con @arne, aartoffel-
ialat, eingemahte Sliben uno @llr=
fen, uno oergleiden. Gationiert
limo, gan5 gleid. Oh in 8iidien ODER
@laiern eingemaht, gefroren ODER
getrodnet, II. a. 6rudti1fte, @pfel-
mus, aae 6riidte uno Gentle, 3. g.
aud getrofnete Hflaumen ltno 60
iinen. aud ale Suppen iin0 ra-
tioniert, uno nnter Die rationierten
@emiiie fallen audi Sauerfrout, Co
maten-S auce, 9omateniaft, 9omato
Gutinp uno Chill Sauce.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
MOnOfdt

@ie elm S6wan
Still Die 8abn
Siebt Ser Mono nit blaiiem @lan7
9ur6 ben li6ten @~olfenfran5.
@eiligenihein
&ront oen Sain,
lln0 berab aus Sternenbob'n
@olo'ne 5unfen %flimmerno lpeb'n.
8liitenidnee
@ie elm See
2iegt i'm flaren Monoeni6ein
ueber Sriften, Gal uno Sain,
Warhenpra6t
9ieier Na6t!
8latt uno 8lumenglode gldn5t
Bon 9emant uno 8erl' befrdn5t.
@m'ge &raft!
3uuberbaft
6iibrit Oh oeine @immelsbabnen, -
2aB mid oeine Simmel abnenl
0ilia 9elena
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19

&eiter - ais @otter bere1rt.
als Die ipaniiden groberer emit in
anerifa lanoeten, erlebten iie ettpas
5un1dit bo6it lteberraidenoes: Go
bolo Die gingeborenen oie berittenen
Spanier erblidten, morfen iie iid
ebrfurdtsbou 5i go6en uno beteten
Die Neiter als @otter an. Denn
Die u~reinmobner Mittelamerifds
fannten oos 8fero nidt uno waren
Der Meinung. SOB uno 0feiter feien
Elm @eien. Die beriibmten Seroen
piloer Multanes, bon oenen mir in
Der Suseno laien, fonen abfomm-
linge Der bon Den ipnniiden grobe.
rem mad amerifa gebra6ten Pferoe
fem.
SIX -
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
@a5is id)affen 2anOmadlt sesen
ySein0e 0es Staates"

Die idlpeoii6e @reiie beridtete,
oaB unter Dem 0amen n2anopadt"
cine neue oeiitide S%ilfspoli5ei gebil-
set moroen lit, Inn uoie offentlide
Siderbeit in ben oeutiden 8robin-
gen 3u gemdbrleiiten uno Die 5einoe
oes Staotes 81 befampfen" @feb-
rere @ngeborige oieier neren 5orma=
ton loQen bereits in Nusiibnng III
res 0ienltes getotet moroen iein.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
&rie8sgefam8eMe
:5ortiesung bon Ser eriten 9eite)

woroen, ober einige @nglanoer aus
Singapore uno Malapo, iowie Die
Soaanoer muroen 8eridten 3ufolge
8utpeilen miBbanoelt. @as 6ineii=
Idle @efangene anbelangt, 10 faat
ollf, oaB tros oes i'm 6ernen Often
i6on lett iieben Sabren berri6enOen
&rieges 3iffern uno 8eridte oarii-
Der p0Qia feblen.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
3ipilperlnite Gnslanbs itiesen i'm
Sanmar

2onoon. - Nad elmer Wsittei-
lung oes Miniiteriums fir Seim=
ii6erbeit iino oie 8erluite Der 3iDil=
tepolferung infolge oeutider gom-
benangriffe i'm Sanuar itarf geitie-
gen. @s plroen 1928 8erionen ge-
t0tet un0 507 Dermunoet.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
Glentiere erid)redem ainSer
in @bOming

@egen 5iittermaneels BEL Itrenaer
Galte fnmen Guoel bon glentieren
in oas 8ergitaot9en Safion in @p-
Dor Elm paar 2agen ideu6-
ten tie cine gan5e &lniie perfdiidter-
ter Sdulfinoer in oeren Sdule 1tn0
belagerten lie bort Elm paar Stun-
ben lang.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19

-@enn Sic Sbr Sals, Mobel,
Mutomobil ODER ionit etmas Der-
iidern mouen, telepbonieren Sic
bite an Serrn $. 9. @infler,
National 1889 ODER fpreden Sic i'm
9iiro Dor: 710 Se1ite StraBe, Noro-
ueit. sic belfen oaourd Dem
Solrnal.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
For Sale

Broadloom rug, twist, Atwood.
IoxIz, two-tone green, slightly
used; originally $4,000. now
10000.
Call Hobart 20o6.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
8eionOere 8"eitimmnngem

G~eIDn6ere 8eitimmnngen
Sobalo @%efangene gema6t NOR
Den iin0, iiebt Die @enfer &onpention
Dor, oaB iie iofort aus Der &f-
gone entfernt meroen miiilen, Inn
mnmebr, ais NidtfGmpfer ferner-
bin feiner unnotigen @efabr arsge-
iebt 3u iein. SIN Eager baben iie
oas &e6t freier MISUNDERSTANDING
lomie f0rperli6er uno geiitiger Sdu-
lung un0 grbolung. Na9 @efan=
gennabme oiirfen iie auBeroem ibre
5amilie ourd 8oitfarten bon III
rer Gage bena6ri1tigen lopie, ge-
ipobnli6 our6 8ermittlung oes 80
ten &reu5es, BON ibren Mngeborigen
aud Bolt un0 2iebesgabenpafete eml-
pfangell. Sab Die Sapaner es Bis
lang abgelebnt baben, iold elm &ot-
treu5-S6iff fir Die @efangenen pal
lieren 81 laiien, lit uniere Saupt6e-
l6Deroe binii6tli6 @efangenenbe-
banolung gegenii6er oieiem A6ieu-
partner.
Die internationaIen 8eitimmln-
gen leben peiterbin aud Dor, oaB
ole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nation Die
Berpfli6tung bat, ibre @efongenen
gegen nebergriff iomobl ser eigenen
Soloatesfa als audi gegen MiBban0-
lungen uno @etpaltafte ieitens ieiner
3ipilbeDolferung 81 i1iiben. OBJ
mobl ni6ts einen @efangenen bin
bert, freimiaig Musfilnft 3a geben,
liebt oas internationale Mbfommen
ieood Dor, 0aB er nid]t mebr ausal=
iagen brau6t ais Same, &ana uno
grtenmngsnummer. Sbn al Mlts=
funft un0 8errat gu 3tpingen, mioer-
|ipridf Der @enfer &onpention.
S. 8. S. g. in Ser
@'ilipanfee 9eutiden 3eitung.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
&mRlanO nod ansitanbig

Mll6 HuBlano bate sic @enfer
&onDention ni6t unter5ei6net, aber
einige nnierer &orreiponoentetL bic
ieine @efangenellager beiu6en ourf=
ten, boben beri6tet, oaB Die @efan=
genen na6 M0gli1feit miloe beban-
oelt mer0en. @s feblt ieoo6 iebr an
pertrouensmiiroigen 8eridten. Spe=
sled guten &ufes e%rfreuen ii1 Die
englii6en Eager in Snoien uno benz
naben Often, no ii6 Staliener be-
fin0en.
8eidGftisnng fir 8efansene
&riegsgefangene, Die geiuno iino,
f0nnen sur Mrbeit berange5pgen mer=
5mei ginihrdnfungen:
Sic oiirfen nidt a%usgemibt uno fir
mebr Mrbeitsitun0en angeieBt Der-
Sen, ais 3ipilarbeiter in gleiden
Stellungen, iino iie oiirfen Dor aaem
audi ni6t in Der &riegsinoultrie oes
Tie gefangen baltenoen Seinoes be-
i6Gftigt meroen. Sir ibre Mrbeit
iolen iie altd cine g~ntlobnllng err
bolten; bleiben iie ieood miiBig i'm
Eager, 10 erbalten iie feinerlei 8e-
5ablung,
Dies gilt fir Manni6aften, aber
nidt fir llnteroffi5iere nno fir Sf-
~fi5iere, gang gleid welden STANCES.
9ieie iino BON ieoer Mrbeitsleiitllng
ausgenommen, es lei oenn, oaB Tie
freimiaig 6a8u bereit iino-uus benz
@runoe etfpa, nm nit ibren 2euten
in 5reuno uno 2eio 5ulammen5a-
bleiben, ooer oergleihen. Sffi5iere
erbalten bon Der feinoliden &egie-
rung aud ibren Solo i'm glei6en
8etrage peiter, ben Der betreffenoe
feinolide Offi3ier ibres STANCES 3l
erbalten pfleet. Sic @eiamtiumme
oieier ausbe5ablten 0ffi5iersgebdl-
ter gilt als cine gbrenibulo, bic ieoe
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
@O 6lei6t Ser meme SlbOnncnt2
YunftratiOnierunQ
@ic man mad @nnften cinfauft

8ortiebnng bon ser eriten Seite)
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19

&egierung nod &riegsenoe beftreitet.
Nae &riegsgefangenen baben Ii9
ben 9ienitpori6riften oes feinoli6en
Weilitdrs arl3upaiien, uno aud ieoe
lebertretung miro nab oieien 8or=
l6riften %geabnoet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
70 Per Cent Cut
Sought in City
Personnel Fades

Detroit will fall short of It's goal
to release 20 per cent of city en-
iployes to the war effort, it was
indicated today by reports of three
department heads.
Council had hoped that the as
hour week would. in a great mea-
sure, pay for itself. besides aiding
the war effort, through the release
OF workers.
Ralph A. Ulveling. reporting on
me library budget, said a survey
of his department revealed he
could meet only Sl55,000 of his
proposed S264.000 saving, or APP
Iproximately u per cent,
Laurence G.. Lenhardt reported
that initial surveys revealed his
water department could meet no
more than II of its 20 per cent.
Louis j. Schenk was more opti-
Imistic, revealing his public light
ing department could deliver APP
iproximately Is per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
German Ship Sunk
In Norway Harbor

STOCKHOLM, March IL (INS)
"A German transport was dam
aged by the explosion of a time
bomb planted in the vessel as il
lay in the harbor Of Trondheim
Norway, advices from Oslo said
today. The German ship was run
aground by her crew TO prevent
her from sinking.
German authorities at Trond-
helm. the messages added. have
arrested six hostages and have
launched a m anhunt for the
SaboteuTs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Labor and employers must dc.
eide to make the Wage Stabiliza-
ton Act work or the temper. OF
the public is such that there will
be an absolute wage freeze. Ed
win +. Witte. chairman of the De-
troit regional War Labor Board
predicted today.
Speaking TO more than 150
business agents and AFL union
leaders - In the Labor Temple
White outlined the wage freeze act
and interpreted the intent of Con-
gress when it passed the bill.
Wages are frozen as of Sept.
15.-l942, and the basis upon
which increases can be granted
now is when gross inequities can
be shown" he said.
Frank X. Martel. president OF
the Detroit and Wayne County
Federation, answering Witte, de-
clared that the law would be
tipped over if wage raises were not
granted in the transportation
laundry, food, and other low in
come groups.
81 don't think that the Ameri-
can people will permit a law
which allows wage standards
that are 40 low that there Is no
Justification in It," Martel said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
T. R. of 1913
Into Fame

WITH AMERICAN FORCES IN
CENTRAL TUNISIA, March 9
(delayed) There's another Gen.
Teddy Roosevelt bouncing into
battle al the head of American
troops. this time in a jeep called
trough rider.
Shouting hoare greetings to
privates and colonies alike, Brig.
Gen. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. roams
the battlefield as combination
assistant commanding general and
cheer leader.
WHEN HE'S HAPPIEST
He's happiest when standing in
n topless jeep, his steel helmet
slightly askew and bouncing from
company TO company, inspecting
his men, inspecting observation
posts and inspecting the enemy,
whenever he can get close enough.
He climbs the rocky Tunisian
hills with a jaunty step, flourishing
a walking stick. His habit of re-
turning salutes with that walking
stick sometimes eHdaHgefs- the
lives and limbs Of his companions.
Jostfing along muddy, btmpy
road, he recites poems and huns
tunes and when some of his men
approach in a truck ne stands up
in the front seat of his jeep and
shouts:
"You're looking good today,
boys" or you going To give IL
TO them, boys"
VISITS MEN FREQUENTLY
He makes a practice of visiting
his men two or three times
weekly. He knows the mess SER
geants by name and always asks
If the boys are eating all right.
Teddy Jr.--he's 55-doesnt sit
back waiting for the fighting to
come 10 him. lie goes out and
nds it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
New Legislators
Roosevelt Guests
President in Role
Of Gracious Host at
White House Party

WASHINGTON. March IL (INS)
Freshman congressman who at
tended the special social gathering
at the White House last night
conceded today that lit was a very
pleasant evening but appeared
glum over the fact that President
Roosevelt had not dropped any
crumbs of secret war strategy.
More than 100 new members,
including Rep. Clare Boothe Luce
tR) of Connecticut, met the
President at the first social eve-
ming he has held since America
went TO war. There was no special
entertainment but sandwiches, ice
cream, ginger ale, crackers, cheese
and 81 beer were served.
No politics was discussed"
seems 10 be the rallying cry Of
outnumbered new Democrats, but
Republicans and Demo-
crats-said that the President was
a charming, witty conversa-
tionalist.
Rep. Luce, who in accepting the
Invitation had expressed concern
over the war effort on the domes-
tic front, summed UP the White
House meeting with:
lit was a very delightful
party. 1t was all very social I'm
character. The President was
very gracious and I did not hear
that he had discussed any prob
lens confronting our country"
Present TO Introduce the new
congressman were Vice President
Wallace and the Senate and
House majority and minority
leaders.
Mr.. Roosevelt conducted the
gathering in the main dining
room of the White House, where
he talked TO small groups as they
sat in a semi-circle around him.
His conversation was confined
10 humorous sallies and stories OF
his journey to Casablanca.
The gathering arrived in little
groups at $50 and left. at 10
O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Murder Suspect
Arrested Here
Photo by Times stan Photogrs pher

Catalio Bio. %. alias Frank
Thomas Manno, OF Detroit and
Rochester, n. Y, was being ques-
toned today by police and the
FBI about a gangland murder at
Rochester. January 81.
Bio, or Manno, was seized in a
tavern here yesterday by police
and federal agents armed with
machine guns. The authorities
were led TO the place by the ar
rested mans relatives.
Rochester police identified Bio
as the alleged driver of car in
which Rochester dishwasher. a
witness in gangland stabbing
case, was slain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Hounds
Youth, Is, Who
Killed His Sister

FLINT, March 11--John Wesley
May, 10, confessed torture slayer
OF his sister, Emmogene, 6,
dropped his swagger today and adj
mitted thoughts of the crime
troubled him.
II have tried not to think
about it, said the youth who
whistled and sang Tuesday night
in the Genesee County Jail fol-
lowing his confession.
But l just can't escape the
thought"
John will be arraigned In circuit
court today on first degree MUIR
der charge. Probate court waived
jurisdiction 10 permit the higher
court 10 impose the most severe|
penalty.
II don't think the judge will
he ienient with me. II was my
mistake and I'm willing TO pay
for IT," he said.
BLAMEs NERVES
John blamed his misfortune TO
"ffaSed nerves and stomach dis
orders" his inability 10 get along
with his father, retired school
superintendent, and the CONSTANT
friction with his young victim
whom he described as NOISY"
eff she hadn't made 40 much
noise and made faces at me, IL
wouldn't have happened" he
said, "but it's too late now"
The staying occurred in the May
home Tuesday afternoon following
Emmogenes return from school
for lunch.
In his confession. John said he
bound and gagged the girl. Then
he tortured her with an arrow!
head. When she protested. he
said, he took his brothers rife
and shot her.
SHOT THREE TIMES
''She got ont Of bed and
walked into the kitchen and
collapsed. Then, 1 shot her n
second and third time when I
saw her suffering. 1 didn't
want 10 see that. i put her out +
of her misery"
Afterward. he wrapped the body
in a rug and cleaned blood spots
in the kitchen. An older sister,
Alhirdie, came home short time
later but John calmly sat down
and ate lunch.
Fearing discovery OF the body.
the boy later put II under bed
and went TO movie. His mother.
4 domestic. found the slain girl
about five hours later.
John, an ardent movie fan, was
arrested by Flint detectives after
he had completed tour OF thYee
motion picture houses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Court Rules Worker
Has Right to Hobby

The right OF a defense worker
TO hobby is now a matter OF
legal precedent.
1t became so yesterday in Cir
cult Court when Commissioner
Cody nullified an eviction
summons brought against Royal
o. Dawson. %. of 81 w. Alexan-
drine. a machine opera tor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Ballot Printing
Bids Opened

Bids for the printing of ballots
for the general election April )
were 10 be opened by the Wayne
County election commission today.
County Auditor Hafeli who
tried unsuccesSfully 10 prevent the
purchase of $4,000 ballots for the
primaries when only $1,000 were
actually used. said the county had
a better chance TO save money
this time.
Wayne County Clerk Lingeman
said the county Will probably only
have to buy 300 600 ballots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Tax Payments
Up 100 Per Cent

While the number Of income tax
returns filed this year is almost
identical with the number flied at
the same date last year. payments
have almost doubled. il was re-
vealed today by Giles kavanagh.
collector OF internal revenue.
His figures show that 2l7,797
Detroiters have paid a total of
STA. 997 ,436 as contraSted with last
years figures which showed 217.-
GOA paying total of S39.s23. 70i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Muriel Dodge WEEDS
Insurance Broker

man and wealthy insurance broker
and the wideAef OF the former
Barbara Jane MagnuS, great
granddaughter OF the late Adolf
phuS Busch. founder of the
Anheuser-BuSch Brewing Co.
Mrs. Conklin was divorced
from Dodge in 1889 and repeatedly
received a S1.300,000 trust fund
from the Dodge estate.
She married David II. McCon-
nell. New York automobile COM
pany official, in May, 1910,
divorcing him in Reno last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Friends in Detroit today learned
Of the marriage Feb. II in Carson
City, New. OF Mrs. Muriel Sisman
Dodge Mcconnell former Detroit
society girl, and Richard II.
Conklin OF Los Angeles.
Mrs. Conklin is the former wife
Of Horace K. Dodge. Of the De-
troit automobile family.
II was reported they are honey
incoming in Mexico and plan 10
establish a home on ranch near
Carson City,
The bridegroom. ~, is a sports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Identify Man Killed
In Hit-Run Accident

A man killed by hit-run driver
at w. Fort and Campbell early
yesterday has been identified by
relatives as Frank Talarczyk, IS.
of 1899 St. John.
Lee Hopkins, 80, of 22S0 Alex
andrine. picked up by police on a
charge Of leaving the scene of an
accident, has been released.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Chrysler 10 Display
! Tanks Downtown

The Chrysler Corp 10 day
planned 10 display two medium
General Sherman tanks in the
downtown area 10 stimulate inter-
est in equipment manufactured
here for the armed forces. The
exhibit was approved by common
council. =