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Evening star., 1943-03-24
House Committee Backs
Woman Army Doctors
BY thG Associated Press.

BY thG Associated Press.
Legislation providing for appoint
ment Of women physicians and sur
geons in the Army and Navy Medical
Corps has been approved by the
House Military Affairs Committee.
They would serve only in hospitals
and stations to which female nurses
are assigned, would receive the same
pay and allowances as male doctors
OF the same rank and would be COM
missioned officers.
Evening star., 1943-03-24

OBSERVE G OLDEN WE'D
DING-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Warsaw Of 1928 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. who recently cele-
brated their 50th wedding an
niversary. Mr.. Warsaw, II,
and Mrs. Warsaw, SO, both ma
tives Of Poland, have 7 chill
dren, 19 grandchildren and 2
great-grandchildren.
Harris & Ewing Photo,
Evening star., 1943-03-24
No Rutions Thief

SALT LAKE CITY R.-The pick
pocket mailed back A. j. Christen-
sens wallet with ration books and
papers intact-but he kept the $23.
Evening star., 1943-03-24

Great oaks from little acorns
grow. War bonds are the most
promising acorns on the market.
Evening star., 1943-03-24

X FOR VICTORY Keep Buying WAR STAMPS & BONDS K
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Kosher Shops
To Close Fridays

Detroit's generally acute meat
shortage was reflected sharply
again last night in a decision by
the Kosher Butchers Association
TO order closing Of all meat shops
under the association banner on
Friday of each week.
approximately 90 butcher shops
throughout the city. serving the
bulk Of Detroit'S Jewish popula-
tion. are affected by the order, ef-
fective January Is.
While the situation still has not
reached a point where more draS-
tic measures are necessary. Benny
Sweet, financial secretary for the
kosher dealers, indicated that if
conditions do not improve another
sales day may be eliminated
shortly.
Kosher meats include beef. lamb
poultry and veal, but no pork.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
& Legislators Follow
I'm Fathers Footsteps

LANSING, JAM N6N CUP).-A
father-Son succession record was
set when the 1913 Legislature con-
vcned today
Sitting In The House and senate
were six men whose fathers pre-
coded them aS legislators. Three
of the sons arc I'M the House and
three IN the upper chamber
Senators following m the foot
steps trod los their fathers are G..
Elwood Bonine. Nandalia. II. -.
Trip. AllcEan. and James r Mil
lken.L Traverse City Bonine' s
father vas James 6. Bonnie. Cas-
sopolS, who served ~ the 1881
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Speedup
Ordered
I'm Draft
Times star Correspondent

LANSING. Jan. 6.-Revealing
many draft boards have failed to
meet their quotas. Selectve Serv-
ice Director Col. f. NJ. RoSecrans
today ordered a general speedup
in classification of registrants.
This is necessary. he said. 10
meet a critical shortage of man.
power currently available for mill
tary service.
THE state as a whole has
fallen far short OF meeting its
quotas during the past two
months" Colonel RoSecranS said.
This shortage is likely to in
crease II classification by local
boards is not stepped up"
In his directive 10 all boards. he
said:
The manpower situation In
this state is very critical and
classification procedure must be
expedited. You are directed TO
take the necessary steps to as
sure this end. Single men not
otherwise deferred must be proc
essed for induction as rapidly
a. possible.
1T il anticipated that the in
ductiOn Of registrants with wives
only will begin at an early date.
Every board will move toward
Redistribution Of this group
without delay"
Colonel RoSecrans said he ex
pected there will be many appeal.
from men with wives only to sup.
mort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Army Checks Up
On Meningitis

Scores Of army camps were re-
putedly being checked today fol-
lowing the disclosure at Fort Gus
ter that a 2l-year-old inductee died
there January ? of spinal menin-
gifts.
Although Or, Franklin Top Of
the Detroit department of health
discounted the possibility of an
epidemic, il was apparent that
army medical authorities were TAX
ing no chances
All men with whom the victim.
Pvt. Floyd +. Johnson. q. Of Is
seville came in contact before he
entered the hospital here were said
TO be under watch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Kelly Message
To Emphasize
'StfednnIiniing
Governor 10 Demand
Department Mergers
in His Address Tonight
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING. Jan. Gov. Harry
r. Kellys promises to stream
line" the state government were
slated 10 take shape tonight when
the official lays his program be-
for legislators.
He will suggest that many de-
pattments be merged. including
the departments of insurance and
banking.
He will recommend that addi-
tional funds be appropriated so
that the old age pension average,
now So a month, can be increased.
Although the average is SD, the
present law permits a maximum
of $40.
He is expected 10 suggest crea-
ton of a committee 10 plan post
war construction program, iffeiHd-
ing construction Of new hospitals.
earmarking funds from the present
SIS. 100000 surplus.
He will point out 10 the law
makers that the Constitution
requires them 10 reapportion
representation this year. a duty
they Save lodged in the past be-
cause il would give more seats 10
Wayne County.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Rep. NuSent Elected
Speaker for Bel Time
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Jan. 6-Quiet, soft
spoken Rep. Howard Nugent, Bad
Axe Republican, today became the
first man in Michigan's history 70
be elected speaker Of the House Of
Representatives for a third con-
secutive time.
With reputation for fairness
and honesty seldom equalled in
state government, Nugent found
no opposition 10 his candidacy In
caucus last night, Republican
House members voted unani-
mouSly 10 return him 10 his post
As speaker, he officially opened
the states SiXty-second legislature
at noon today. He is expected TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
j. :. Collects
Billion in State

For the first time H. is history.
more than billion dollars in
taxes was collected by the Michi-
gan office Of the treasury depart
ment during the past year accord
ing 20 Giles Kavanagh, collector
of internal revenue.
OF the S1.0046341l77l total
collected, 1872. 26l71265 was from
income tax. The amount collected
IN income tax in 1912 was more
than double the amount collected
in 1871.
This was the first time in his
tory that more than a billion
dollars was collected, kavanagh
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Raj Vice Marshal
Dies in Egypt Crash

CAIRO. Jan. S GNS' British
Air Vice Marshal McLaughry
commander OF Raj SquadronS in
Egypt was among II persons
killed IN the crash Of transport
plane which also cost the life OF
Lady Teddcr. wife of the chief OF
staff Of the Raj, an official an
nouncemcnt disclosed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

session. Burrell Trip Allegan.
father Of II. y, Tripp. preceded\hiS
son with service in the 1851
Senate. Milhken's father. James
w Milllken, was a senator from
1898 1900.
House members whose fathers
also were representatives include
William kirch. Vassar: Walter NJ.
Campbell, Gladwin. and Louis r.
Anderson, Northport. Their faith
erS were James Kirch, repre-
sentative from 190l-O3: Louis G..
Campbell. who served az The same
time. and Andrew r. Anderson, q
House member in 1851.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

announce important committee
appointments later.
Republicans also selected Rep.
Victor Knox of Sault Ste Marie. as
speaker pro-tempore in a reSound-
ing victory over Rep. Maurice +.
Post Of Rockford.
Post is spokesman for Michigan's
rural supervisors and his defeat
was looked upon as a loss 10 so
called 'bosSiSm in the legislature.
Thomas Leonard. a protege of
Rep. George y. Higgins of Fern
dale. was elected sergeant At arms.
Dewey LOOMS. a former repre-
sentative from Wellston, was
named Rockford postmaster and
Harold Hill Of Rockford, his as
SlStaDt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
llhinese Report laps
Break Into Lihwdnq

NEW YORK. Jan. s GNS) .-
The London radio said TODAY a
, Chinese war communique had re-
ported that the Japanese had
broken into Lihwang. wartime
capital Of Anhwei Province. The
broadcast. recorded by the federal
communications commission, said
that street fighting was raging in
the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Jack Pickering
Here
and
~ Ow

A press agents story from
New York says that when Joan
Crawford tried 10 wear a hat
designed by Walter Florell in
the movies, Will Hays turned
thumbs down because IL was
too seductive.
We think it is probably a lot
OF bushwa. The public's morals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Harvest California Crops

MEXICO CITY. Jan. s INS).-
One thousand additional Mexican
farm workers will leave for Cali
fornia this week 10 harvest crops
in the Imperial Valley, il was an
nnnncnd today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

aren't going
TO be upset
because of the
kind Of hat
that j o a n
wears.
However.
just TO be on
the safe side,
we went over
and a 5 kc d
George Bren-
nan about II.
A m o n & us
men, Brennan
may be just
a name, but
ask your wife
if she ever
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
1912 Accidents Killed
81 Babies in Detroit

There were 80 accidental deaths
among Detroit infants under one
year OF age during 1912 IL was
revealed today by the department
Of health. OF the 1912 deaths is
were due 10 suffocation. practi-
cally all of them having been
in bed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
1I'A. WMni-fO-E'lenfy Bvielge. Dies rs
Abner {. larned Calls
Projects Dissolution an
Honorable Discharge

Honorably discharged
That's the way Abner f. Larned,
state administrators. described the
dissolution of WPA in Michigan
at a final luncheon meeting here,
ATTENDED by more than 100 officials
and sponsors Of the Michigan
Work Projects Administration.
The project was created dur
ing the dark days Of the depres-
sion when unemployment here
was without parallel" he said.
1T has served as bridge to
carry Michigan citizens from
dire depression conditions to a
time when employment oppor-
tunities are abundant"
100000 WAS PEAK
Larned said the peak load OF
WPA employment was reached in
August. 1898 when 100000 certi-
fed persons were employed.
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries
praised the WPA. declaring it
"Salvaged human souls during a
period of economic stress"
Other speakers were c. A. Sir
rine, director of WPA engineering
and construction; Mrs. Besse NJ.
Garner, director of the service di-
vision, and Dr. c. c. Young. state
health department director of
laboratories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
INCREASED BENEFITS

These four agree that benefits
should be more liberal. but they
are split-two against two-on the
extent Of the increase.
There may be two reports. one
recommending a maximum Of S2l
a week, instead OF SIS. for dis
ability. and two labor members
proposing $26 week. Scholle and
Reid want payments for perna-
nent disability 10 extend the rest
OF the workman'S life. while the
two attorneys do not want 10 raise
the present limit Of 500 weeks.
The four are in agreement that
benefits should be increased for
such accidents as loss of hands,
fingers and eyes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
REPORT AWAITED

Governor Kelly's recommends
ton closest 10 a major under
taking is that the workmen's COM
penSation act. passed in 1912. be
broadened 10 allow more liberal
benefits.
A report on the subject is
awaited from. a special committee
composed OF August Scholle.
president Of the Michigan Go
Council John Reid, secretary OF
the Michigan Federation of Labor
Albert +. Meder. attorney for the
Michigan Manufacturers ASsocia-
ton. and Stephen II. Dunn of the
Grand Rapids Employers Associa-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Brief, Humdrum
Session Likely,
Observers Say
Republicans Control
Of Assembly Strongest
in More Than Decade
BY FRANK MORRIS

LANSING, Jan. 6.-Michigan's
new legislature convened at noon
today and Immediately rushed
legislation TO turn back the clocks
an hour to old Eastern Standard
time.
Despite the fact that the action
will throw this key state out of
step with the rest of the nation,
there is little doubt that the bill
will pass.
The powerful rural majority.
setting up the strongest Repub-
lican legislative machine in more
than a decade, is against wartime
almost TO a man.
vANDERWERP SPONSOR
The measure was the first bill
introduced, sponsored by Senator
Dan Vanderwerp of Fremont.
Final decision probably will rest
with Gov. Harry F. Kelly.
Kelly is to deliver his message
to the lawmakers tonight and will
discuss the subject then. Accord
ing to reports, however. he will
not take a definite stand, leaving
the matter for legislative decision
without recommendations.
The rural complaint against
wartime is that it compels farm
ers to work an extra hour in
morning darkness during the win
ter, and delays the start of their
working day in summer because
the dew remains on the crops until
late hour in the morning.
DARK AT SCHOOL TINE
They complain, too. that their
children go to school in darkness.
The 1913 session opened with
Republicans more firmly in con-
troll than in any year since 1881.
OF the 100 members in the House
of Representatives. "a are of Gov
ernor Kelly's party. while Is OF
the 80 senators are members OF
the COP.
No momentous steps in the adj
vancement of the states social
order are contemplated. All indi-
cations are that ii will be a quiet
session, shorter than usual, and
less productive than most.
Legislatures of the last 10 years
have enacted, such basic changes
in government as old age pensions.
unemployment compensation. sales
taxes. labor mediation, direct well
fare relief. abolition of property
taxes, liquor control and aid to de-
pendent children.
The program of the present ad-
iministration does not include any
Innovations as sensational as
these were al the time they we're
proposed.
NOWAK TO TAKE SEAT
Although he has been indicted
/ for perjury in connection with
his citizenship, Senator Stanley
Nowak Cd of Detroit will be
seated. The issue might be raised.
but COP sentiment is against
|unseating him. inasmuch as the
Detroit member has not been con-
victed.
Former Rep Richard McRae
tR) of Detroit was on hand "a
protest the seating OF Senator
Charles Youngblood Cd of De-
troit. McRea. who was Young
bloods opponent, contends the
election was illegal because the
new senator was a constable at the
time he was running for the legis-
lature.
Senator Youngblood has received
his certificate of election. The
protest will be referred 10 the
committee on Senate business,
where II probably will die.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

iltdiNl vi 0lNiilifiA = tiAAAos - -
nan is the man who figures out
what ladies want TO wear on
their heads and why.
Sometimes, II leads 10 mar
riage
Brennan is a hard-headed
businessman who believes that
the way 10 do business is 20
find out what the public wants
and give II 10 them.
lie makes the rounds of res
taurantS. tavernS and night
clubs. not because he enjoys IL
this hobby is farming. and he
has a farm out in the Irish
Hills) hut because he can see
people wearing hats.
If the girls keep yanking the
hrims down in front, he starts
building forehead-sitters. II
they pull the whole hat down.
he makes deeper crowns. If
they push their hats. up, he
makes en- shalloWer.
Watch people and watch
their hands" he said.
Hats are worn 10 repel sun
and snow. and 10 do the opposite
10 men.
a man II attracted first by
n hat" he told me. "NeNt, he
looks down at the lady's ankles.
and then he looks at her face.
If shes goOd-looking. he's in
terested. IL was hat that
took my wife out Of circulation.
I saw the hat before I saw her.
IL was large beaver hat"
So there's the marriage.
ANY girl who knows her
stuff" he SAYS. "can attract
men with hat"
Even in The depression, he
said. milliners had great deal
Of expensive trade because OF
this.
Brennan Cas you may have
gathered Is not al all like the
HOLLYWOOD version Of ladyS
hat expert with SpatS and
carnation. lie just happened
into the business. and followed
the advice Of = rich uncle who
told him that ANY business rs
all right II YOU make yourself
tho host In YOUR line in your
community -
That's success" ne said
Plato said long time ago"
Brennan remarked that 'crea-
tors Of things are the users Of
things so We make hats the
way people want them.
"FOrty-three years ago. ! was
! fired for designing a hat.
was working for y firm i'm De-
troit. was sitting out near
Belle Isle and watching hats
and hairdresseS. I noticed that
girls heads and pOmpadours
were shaped like boats. 30 ! de-
signed a hat shaped like boat.
They fired me for it-but II
turned into national runner
and. 80 years later, the boss
apolOgized and said he should
have given me n raise instead"
a national runner" is a hat
style that proves nationally
popular. In the past ideas have
been dreamed UP in Paris, copied
in New York and sent out 10
= the stores for tTyouts.
(Only a tenth of one per cent
are successful. Brennan said
BY using his own method Of
figuring out what the public
wants. ne believes that he has
created more national runners
than any other designer
Last fall. he hired a boy NJ
II who responded 10 an adj for
somebody 10 do odd jobs. Re
explained. his theory 10 the boy
who. in about 10 days. wanted
20 take a whack al designing
hats himself
The kid made four or five.
All were bought quickly II
looked as though he had a tall
cnted youngSter But.
The kids father, a truck
driver. didn't like the idea and
made ~the boy quit and go To
work in a factory. The boy
didn't like factories. As a COM
promise, he threatened 10 Join
the navy His father said Q. K.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
GASOLINE
FIEL on

~ y I7NTI T u ""TT
40 oupOn 4-Good Jan. q 10 Mar. "a.
A-Cuup0n 5-Good Mar. p 10 May n.
A-COup0n Good May p 90 July n.
FIEL OIL
Coupon 2-Good FOR 10 gallons until
Jan. 27.
Coupon 3-Good Tor II gallons untn
Fen s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

ANY girl who knows her
stuff" he SAYS. 'can attract
men with n hat"
Even in the depression, he
said. milliners had a great deal
OF expensive trade because Of
this.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
RATIONING TIMETABLE

SUGAR
stamp IO-Good until Jan. u for
three pounds.
COFFEE
stamp 2s-Good until Feb. for one
pound for each person over Is,
DFADLINES
To get Ration Book Jan. -.
For inspection OF tres-Jan. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Brennan tas you may have
gathered Is not al all like the
Hollywood version Of lady'S
hat expert with spatS and a
carnation. He just happened
into the business. and followed
the advice Of = rich uncle who
told him that any business IS
all right II YOU make yourself
the best In your line in your
community
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Robinson Deranged,
Two Doctors Testify
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 10.-Two
psychiatrists testified in Federal
Court yesterday that Thomas H.
Robinson, jr, could not distinguish
between right and wrong when he
kidnapped Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll in
1884.
Both DR.. Leon L. Solomon and DR..
Thomas J. Crice, Louisville physi-
clans, said Robinson's inability to
control his impulses resulted from a
derahged mental condition.
DR.. Crice declared he did not be-
lieve Robinson had sufficient mental
capacity at the time of the crime to
realize its seriousness.
The defense contends Robinson
was insane at the time he kidnapped
Mrs. Stoll and held her for six days
in an Indianapolis apartment pend
ing payment of $50,000 ransom.
Robinson, who evaded officers for
two years after the crime, was ar
rested and sentenced to life impris-
onment in 1886. After 6is years al
Alcatraz Federal Prison he was
granted jury trial.
Both sides have been allowed three
hours for summation and argument
The case is expected to be sent te
the jury within the next few days.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Carl Washburn Cited
For Navy Fire Rescue

Carl Raymond Washburn. Navy
chief aviation machinists mate, son
of Mrs. Grace Washburn, 129 Gar
rett Park road, Kensington, Md, has
been awarded the Navy and Marine
Corps Medal for heroic conduct"
during an explosion September II
at the Norfolk Naval Air Station,
1t was learned today.
Chief Washburn, veteran of IA
years naval service, and 10 other
men were cited at brief ceremonies
recently at the base hospital. The
awards were made by Vice Admiral
P. R. L. Bellinger, commander, air
forces, Atlantic Fleet.
The citation said Mr.. Washburn
remained at his post, seeing his
men to safety and directing rescue
and frefghting operations" He is
now confined to the hospital re-
covering from compound fracture
of his leg and head injuries, received
during the explosion. Metal was also
removed from his shoulder, head and
other parts of his body.
Evening star., 1943-12-10

mission on footwear. leather and
hides had just returned after two
month consultations in Britain.
The division OF available stocks
will be made on a month-to month
basis, Bait said AS an example of
how this formula works, the board
said that If 20,000,OOO hides are
available in an annual period in
the United States, 100000 hides
are produced in the United King
dom, and 100000 are available for
import, under the agreed ratio, the
United States could import 5000, ,00O
hides and the United Kingdom