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H'PpoDRoME
Behind the Rising Sum

Stai veikalas atskleidziantis vi
So ypatinga gyvenima Japonu, si-
toje naujoje RKO Radios filmoje,
Behind the Rising SUM-, kuris ro-
donna Hippodrome Theatre savaite
laiko, pradejus. Spaliu 6.
Veikalas vaizduoja Japonu ziau-
rius motivus,. gyvenima ju turtuo-
liu ir vargsu, kaip jie paruosiami
gyvenimui. Tame, svaizde gauni su-
pratimo kodel Japonai priejo prize
isvadcs staigiai uzatakuoti Pearl
HarDor tas pasalingas uzpuoli-
mas buvo ju planuojamas senai If
tai buvp zingsnis pasikesinima uz-
kariauti pasauli sau. :
sioje filmoje dalykas sukasi apie
sesis asmenis, iris Japonus ir iris
Amerikiecius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
MAISTO KLAUSI-
MAS 1914 METALS

Karo Maisto Administraci-
ia emesi rimtesniu zygiu nu-
statyti aisku maisto progra-
ma. Kaip dabar tai admins
tracijai paaiskejo, diduma ne
pasisekimo maisto atzvilgiu
81 meta paejo del nesupratimo
kad maisto gamyba yra lygiai
svarbi karo reikalams pareiga
kaip ir ginklu dirbimas.
Pasirodo kad siu metu mai
sto gamybos srityje atsizvelg-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

ia ! tam tikrQ interesu reika-
lus ir stengtasi tam tikru gru-
piu ineigas apsaugoti ar tai
palaikant kainas nuo kilimo
ar kaip kitaip. zinantieji sa-
ko, kova prizes kainu kilima
nebus laimeta uzdedant kainu
lubas, mes ia sulauzoma kick
viename uzkampyje juodosios
rinko operavimais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
RaSO JONAS A. ARMONAS.
KLAIDOS PATAISA

Pereitame numeryje, 2 ko-
lumnos apacioj, paskutineje
eiluteje, pasidare zeceriska
klaida metuose. Kur skaito-
81: "Vos pradejus 1888 me-
tus," turi butt 1923" m.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

rios vienintelis tikslas yra vie
mas kita grit. Kitu. nariu ne
priimame.
L. simutis, pirm.
P. Grigaitis, sekr.
STANDARDS V. C. krokodi-
liaus asaros palieja prizes tuos
kurie pasisake nepatenkinimus
Pittsburgho konferencijos fa-
sistiska tvarka. Sake: "Vy-
ruciai, vyruciai! Jeigu jums
tikrai rupetu Lietuvos likimas,
jeigu JUS istengtumet suprasti
ir atjausti nelaimingu tremti-
niu padeti, tai taip nerasytu-
met"
Sandaros redaktorius, kuris
taip aimanuoja, savo darbais
parodo kaip '1abai" is atjau-
cia Lietuvos likima ir nelai-
mingus tremtinius: Sandaroje
nei karto nebuvo pasakyta kad
Sandaros kuopos ir sandarieciai
aukotu Lietuvos reikalams: vi
SOS aulos prasomos tik San
naros "namui" (kurio il netu-
ri, kuris paskolintas, mokesciai
nemoketi). Vaidylai national
neuztenka pragyvenimui, nera
is ko skola moketi. -.
IS PITTSBURGHO konfe-
rencijos gryzus Cikagiete Cur
skiene sake, Lietuviu Kamba-
RYE Pittsburgho universitete
nemacius Lietuvos. Cali butt,
butu sunku visa Lietuva i vie
ma maza kambari sudeti. 49,.
SOCIALISM, Naujienos sa-
ko klausiusios, klausiusios bet
negirdejusios zadeikio, Dauz-
vardzio, Budrio ir net Esto Pu-
stos minint zodi "demokrati-
ja", kada kalbejo apie Lietuva
ir Estija. Turbut delto kad
Lietuva ir Estija jau socialis-
tiniai "demokatines", sic Wy
raj nori, visu pirmiausia, ne
prlklausomos LietuvOs, kur po-
mas butu ne socializmas, bet
liaudis.
BOLsEVIKAS Pruseika klau-
sia: "Ka gero padare ltalijos
karalius? Tx juokas ir gana'.
Gerai kad italy karalius pra-
iuokino Pruseika: tautos isda-
vika juk retail kas prajukdo.
SANDARA pataria nekreip-
ii demesio j Americas Lietuviu
Tarybos kritikus. Sake, Elmi-
me tiesiai prie tikslo. kadan-
gi tikslas yra apsiversti ant
kito sono ir saldziai uzmigti
tai. kritikuotojus Sandara Wis
gi privaletu geriau pageroti.
Tai alarm clocks!
SANDARA sakosi girdejus
"palaidus liezuvius' plakant
buk tautininkai ir komunistai
turesia netrukus suvaziavlma
nustatyti sarasa kandidatu S.
L. A. Pildomai Tarybai.
Gerb. Asilas pranesa kad
tie Sandaros 'palaidi liezuviai'
buvo jo uodega.
SOVIETU raudonosios ar
miios artistas Aleksandrovas,
pasiklauses musu liaudies dai-
nu (kaip 'Is RytQ saleles" il
"Mano Mociute") pasake, ''Pil-
mai jsitikinau kad jusu tauta
niekados nesiduos vergiama'
Ar neturi kas rekordu su to-
mis- dainomis, Lietuviskiems
bolsevikams peckeliams pasiQ-
sti? Jei jos padare ispudl ne
mokanciam LietuviQ kalhos
Rusui, MAJ sujaudins ir Lietu.
viskus judoselius
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08

sNUO DzIOVOS, kaip ap-
skaiciuojama, Britu Indijoje
per meta mirsta po apie mill
jonas zmoniu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
(Tesinys is pereito mr.
kUNIGQ BOSAVIMAS - IR
JU GALYBES PABAIGA


kios pajuokos ir uz metu laiko
sekminga bizni turejo likvi-
duoti, tos istaigos uzsidare ir
tue paciu laiku pasiliove veikus
Pasvalyje Blaivybes Draugija.
Klebonui vadovaujant buvo
isteigta "katalikiskas" banke-
lis, kuris teike paskolas items
kas balsavo uz kataliku par
tijas rinkimuose j Selma.
Kadangi tas bankelis gauda-
vo is Kauno simtus tukstanciu
litu paskolu pavidale tai daug
neziurejo kan buvo teikiama
paskola, bi tik "savas zmogus"
ir daug gall isrekti kokiame
mitinge esant. Kuris daugiau
padejo krikscioniu demokratu
partitions tas daugiau pasko-
los gavo. Daug demesio ne
kreipta ar jis gales grazinti
paskola ar ne. Galu gale daug
bedos buvo items reksniams
kai reikejo grazinti paskolas
su nuoSimciais, ir kartu silta
to "Aatalikisko banko" steige-
jams uz prasta tvarkos vedi-
ma.
Oar pora katalikisku koope-
ratyvu buvo isteigta, visi jie
gerai gyvavo, kol krikscioniu
demokratu valdzia buvo. Bet
kaip geitai klebonai valdzios
neteko tai items katalikiskiems
bankams, bendrovems, draugi-
JOINS atejo juodos dienos, nes
lengvomis salygomis paskolu
jos Kaune nebegavo, O nebu-
vo ant sveiku pagrindu suor-
ganizuotos kad galetu be ma
loniu is Kauno veikti, ir ture-
jo vienos anksciau, kitos veliau
pakrikti. Blogas pasekmes pa
liko visai apielinkei: tas baide
zmones detis ir remit koopera-
tyvus per ilga laika.
Kaip minejau, Pasvalio pa
rapijos klebonas nebuvo is po-
litikieriu, bet aplinkybiu pri-
verstas turejo politikuoti. Bet
buvo klebonu kurie buvo lin
ke politikuoti; tu apielinkiQ
gyventojai daugiau patyre Wis
ko klebonu valdZios laikais,
kuomet viespatavo krikscioniu
demokratu rezimas.
Pazangus kooperatyvai, ben
droves, draugijos buvo steigia-
ma salia anu katalikisku ban
keliu ir bendroviu zydejimo
laikotarpiu, bet p Z a ngieciu
steigiamiems ir esantiems ko-
operatyvams, bankeliams ben
drovems, draugijoms katalikis-
ka valdzia maloniu jokiu netei-
ke, dar gi grieztai persekiojo
is pavydo kad jie tvarkosi ge-
riau uz katalikiskas istaigas.
Pazangus kooperatyvai jokiu
maloniu is valdzios negavo ir
nesitikejo, bet valdzios revizo-
rial JUGS grieztai stengasi kon-
troliuoti.
Taigi pazangiqju kooperaty-
val buvo tveriami grynai ko-
operatyviniais pagrindais ant
sveiku, teisingu pamatu, ne
taip kaip katalikiski, kurie
buvo isteigti politiniais biznis-
kais isrokavimais. Taip pazan-
giuju kooperatyvai isimtinai
visi pergyveno katalikiska re-
lima, kuris tik savus RENE, XII
tus persekiojo ir .visaip jiems
trukde.
Kai litas, savas pinigas, bu-
vo isteigtas, valdininku gyve-
nimas buvo jau kitas, kadangi
litai buvo brangus ir pastovus
pinigai. Valdininkams algos
buvo keli simtai litu i menesl,
pragyvenimas nebuvo perdaug
brangus, tai buvo dar is ko ir
pabaliavoti, graziai pasipuosti,
ir tt.
Darbininku padetis irgi pa
sikeite kick j geresne puse, IL
tas laikesi pastoviai, tai ir su-
deretas uzdarEis buvo pasto-
~ L
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-10-08
PRANESIMAS
VISUOMENEI

Suorganizavome nauja Mu-
tual Admiration Draugija, ku-
rios vienintelis tikslas yra vie
mas kita grit. Kitu. nariu ne
priimame.
L. simutis, pirm.
P. Grigaitis, sekr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

YES, EVERY one Is wearing
two-piecers-but few are as
smart and full Of verve as this
Anne Adams style, pattern 4335.
Stitch it up in striped cotton;
wear it for busy summer days.
The double side-front skirt
pleats give action ease. You
might accent the classic lines
Of the blouse with top stitching.
Pattern 4335 Is available
only in misses sizes y, Ia, is,
1S, 20, Size 16 requires 35s
yards 35-inch.
Our spring pattern book is
ready. 1t contains a free dickey
pattern; a special salvage de-
sign: smart, easy-to-sew spring
outfits for the entire family.
Dress pattern, 16c; book, 10
cents. Pattern and book when
ordered together, 26 cents.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich.
Due TO slowness Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
A New Slack Suit

Then there was the gal all
dolled up in a brand new slack
suit. and trying 10 plant seeds
while avoiding all contact be-
tween her knees and the ground,
II was really worth the price Of
admission just 10 watch her.
l suppose this brings us back
TO IF you think other peoples
gardening costumes are so in
appropriate, what do you wear?"
And the answer to that is Il
use the layer system" Since 1
garden all year round. what I
wear depends on the season and
sometimes on the time of day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Foundation
Garments

r. YOU are about 10 GO on
AaSe for new foundation gar
nt YOU may not he able TO
pick up that favorite model OF
yours. That special figure con-
troller may be out Of stock. You
Will have 10 content yourself
with a substitute. II viii not
contain as much elastic perhaps.
but the design may be even
better.
Put yourself In the hands Of q
capable corSctiero. She knows
n heap more than you do about
the goods she sells, no matter
what valuation YOU may put on
your own judgment. She Will be
able 10 pass along a lot Of valu-
able information about ConSer-
walton and care of these gar
montS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Beauty
More Than
Skin Deep
By HELEN FoLLETT

WE ALL know the girl who
has a gardenia-and-rose COM
plexion, a heavenly mop Of hair.
the Svelte figure and a head
full of nothing. She's easy on
the eye, but strain on the ear.
She has plenty TO say, but
never says anything. She has
centered her mind on external
loneliness, forgetting that it is
not altogether how you look
that makes for charm and
popularity, but what you are.
Beauty has many elements.
Intelligence is one of them. IL
a girl won't take the trouble 10
make herself interesting she
might as we'll chuck the makeup
kit out OF the window and start
all over again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
FROM A HIGH PRIEsTEsS

81 beauty comes A brochure
anent lipstickS To the high
priestesS. who is a color puriSt
the abandon with which many
girls wear an oranCe-red lipStick
with a violet suit or blue dress
Is a sin.
Realizing that todayS busy
women cannot worry over a
dozen lipStick tones. she has
formulated a color guide for YOU
10 follow.
With your military blue. tans
and greens she suggests Victory
red, a deep and glowing tone
With beiGeS. golden tones and
brick ColorS, she recommends
redwood a mutcd red tinged
with brown. And 10 SCintillate
in the evening under color
draining electric lights. she adj
viSeS rich magenta or cyclamcn
Other intriguing names Of her
lipStiCk colors are: candy cane
mile heurS, rose fumce and
burnt sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Be Agreeable

To this type OF young lady
we would suggest that she be
observing, listen to the con-
versation OF attractive girls who
are popular no matter where
they chance 10 be, among friends
or strangers. They make an eff
fort to be agreeable. It's as
easy as pie. Just find out the
interests Of the other fellow and
play them up.
Cultivating a taste for good
books will educate a girl.
The brain, like the body,
should be exercised. II is the
only way 10 keep il alert and
active. Good conversation and
good books are wonderful slim
ulants.
Without wit and intelligence
no woman can be charming.
Too Self.Cenfered
Many a pretty-pretty is self
centered and vain, fancies that
good looks are the whole story.
She adores the reflection in the
mirror. thinks she can get by.
Well. there are nit-wit boys
who admire that type, like 10
drag a pretty girl from place TO
place and show her off. But she
doesn't wear well. Even they
lose interest, seek a snapper
young lady who will make her
self bright and entertaining.
Our pretty one will be better
company for herself if she en-
beavers 10 cultivate mental
gifts, builds a personality that
is more compelling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Oh Mistress Mary. Quite Contrary
How Does Your Garden Wardrobe Grow?

and the top sweater is discarded.
Later the Stacks are seersucker
and a seersucker blouse subs for
the sweater. In midsummer
shorts and halter are enough TO
cover me, and my difficulty be-
comes one of making sure my
knees are clean when l change
10 other clothes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Hot Breakfast

A HOT, ready-in-a-jiffy break
fast like waffleS and bacon starts
the day right and gives a man
that well-cared for feeling.
Equally appropriate dish for
luncheon, supper or midnight
mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
36-Page Booklet Gives
Vital Garden Information

GOOD many jewellers who have far done gardening
window box scale be farming this
wear Beans spinach Wei have them all
backyard
But Vegetables be stubborn things for unless they're
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Layer System

In winter under a ski suit l
wear two sweaters and corduroy
slacks. As II warns up l dis
card ski Jacket In late spring
The Stacks are shifted 10 denim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Meat Suggestions

A SALAD. a sandwich and
something hot will answer the
requirements for a nutritious
meal that can be prepared in a
hurry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
One More Riding Habit

The men all had old clothes on
and looked CONFERENCE.-The the
women! One young lady was
decked out in full riding regalla
complete with boots.
Now il would seem 10 me that
any one who had ever fitted
riding boots and knew that they
should slip in the heel would
also know that this same slip
ping would be darned uncomfort-
able when gardening-not 10 say
anything of the tightness Of the
brooches over the calves-nor
the cost of cleaning the whole
outfit after a few hours contact
with the good earth.
Another good lady was wear
ing year before lasts COR maybe
the year before that's printed
silk dress, plus a sweater and A
pair of high-heeled pumps-sadly
one-sided as 10 heels. 1t is a
wonder to me that she didn't
break her neck-or anyway her
ankle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

Magnificent accent for your costumes is this three
skin scarf of natural wild mink The rich sable brown
is nteraced with that much-desred bueblack hue
and the SUPERSEDED skins large baum marten
Russian sable but at much smaller price Madeup in
any style you wish the three skin scra is priced $25
For Shopping Information, Call Joan Dean, CHI $500
BetWeen a m. and .. m.-SaturdayS, $50 to $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

but the layers are there except
in midsummer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

properly planted and cultivated
they refuse 10 act according TO
Hoyle.
To prevent any garden
tragedies. The Detroit Times is
offering 10 its readers a victory
garden booklet prepared by
Henry Pree. one Of the nation
leading garden authorities.
Richly illustrated. this 2f
page booklet contains every Ste
in planting your victory garden
Here are some Of the man.
topics discussed
directions for planning
your garden.
. Good soil and how to
make II.
3-Digging the garden, hot
bed and cold frame.
4 Victory garden plans.
This included complete inStruc-
tons and illustrations on how 20
plant gardens ranging from
lOXl5 feet 10 5OxlO0 feet
5-Recommended vegetables
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

.yOU MAY HAVE this scarf
ldeup in any style YOU wish
- stole effect, a soft drape or
a more tailored type. Madcup
complete, the three skins are
priced ar \ sum that's modest
for such superior skins. Sl25OO.
The same shop also has fine
collection Of regular-sized mink
-Scarfs- that il Will arrange In
any style 10 suit you. Prices
start At SlO50O for five skins
and 60 on up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

5 Recommended vegetables for 1943
The victory garden 10 II called for at the
the lobby of The Detroit Times Building, or
ID cents by mail.
When ordering address request 10 The Detroit Times
Home Institute. 1926 Times Square Detroit. Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

THIS YEAR thousands of
women have gone into the fac
tories. Certainly you have no
ticed how quickly they adopted
clothes that were suitable for
their new Jobs and comfortable
enough for the performance OF
manual labor.
This year thousands of women
are also going to grow food
either on the farm or in their
own gardens. And you would
think that they too would real
lie that suitable and comfort
able clothes are necessary for
their new jobs. But do they?
Last Sunday I was ambllng
around in the car trying 10 find
a certain addreSS-and at the
same time watching gardeners
get their land ready for plant
ing - and in some instances
planting their first seeds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Fur Scarfs
0AIIuring in
Wild Mink
BY JOAN DEAN

SPRING SONG for suits, coat
and print frocks is a fur scarf
an added bit of allure that
a woman wraps about her shesil-
ders 10 set her apart from hcr
sisters.
Fur scarfS are not uncommon
however, they can be seen by
the dozen on Washington boule-
yard and on Woodward avenue,
but every once in a while one
comes along that outshines the
others in size Of pelt, luxuriance
of fur and in CLEAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

SUCH A SCARF is sketchcd
today. II is made of but three
skins, but skins so superior in
size and quality, the scarf is far
more luxuriant than a five or
six skin one of ordinary type.
II would take an expert furrier
10 tell this scarf from a baum
marten or Russian sable.
OF natural wild mink, not a
smidge Of dye was used 70 give
the skins their tone of sable
interlaccd with that so-desirable
blue-black streak.
The silky guard hairs are long
and thick and tho underfur soft
and luXuriant. These superseded
mink skins are 50 large II was
necessary 10 use sable tails and
paws 10 complete the scarf-thc
ordinary mink ones were far
too small.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-10
Morgan III
in Florida
Fomous Fioneier
Stricken Suddenly

BOCA GRANDE, FLA, March
1O-(P-John Pierpont Morgan,
whose name is synonymous with
gigantic financial power, appar-
emily was holding his own today
in his cottage at this resort
where he suffered a recurrence
of an old heart ailment.
The latest word to come from
Gasparilla Inn, where three doc
tors are in attendance at the
bedside of the 75-year-old in
ternational banker, was from
Jack Velelly, the manager, who
said Morgan was resting easily,
although his condition continued
grave.
1t was week after he had
been stricken that the first news
of Morgan's illness was made
public yesterday in a New York
bulletin from famed % Wall
street, where his simple desk Is
the hub of huge financial enter
prises.
The bulletin said Morgan had
been in a critical condition but
had shown improvement, al
though his associates were still
concerned"
Morgan's New York physician,
DR.. Patterson, came here to at
tend him, joining DR.. William c.
Bee MORGAN-Page 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-10
French Sailors Say Former
Officers Favored the Axis
Men, Who Deserted Ships IN U. S
to Join DeGoule, Exploin Stond

a $3.50 allowance each for two
days. The radio was tuned to the
fighting French station in Lon
don, which was broadcasting
'"The Stars and Stripes Forever"
and every man was humming or
clapping.
Thirty said they were from
the battleship Richelieu; ii were
from the destroyer lie Fantasque
and one from the destroyer LIE
Terrible, all of which reached
the United States recently. Most
of the others were merchant sea-
men.
They said at least 20 sailors a
day were escaping" from the
French vessels in the United
States, to join the forces of Gen.
Charles De Gaulle.
They generally had two rea-
sons for escaping" Cd They
wanted to eliminate the posi-
bility of being coerced or cod
died into returning to ships COM
manded by "Vichy Chiefs" and
(2) they hoped to get into action
quicker.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-10
Raj BOmbers Set
Munich Aflame
Cradle of Naziism Reels
Under Violent Air Attack

LONDON, March 10 (P -
Britain's biggest bombers took
to the air last night to blast
Munich. cradle of the Nazi party
and seat of important war indus
tries, in the 18th Raj assault
upon the continent in Ia nights,
it was announced today.
Last night aircraft of the
bomber command made heavy
attack on industrial detectives at
Munich" British Air Ministry
communique said.
"Other aircraft bombed tar
gets in Western Germany and
laid mines in enemy waters.
eleven of our aircraft are
missing"
1t was the second consecutive
night stab of the Raj into
Southern Germany. The big
British bombers made the 1900
mile round trip raid to Munich
after a heavy assault on Nuern-
berg Monday night in which
Swiss Press reports said the old
center of that Nazi party stamp
the ground was razed. Last
nights attack in Munich was be-
lieved to have been at least as
heavy.
The Germans in broadcast
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-10
Brother Admits
TORTURE Death
Of Sister, Six
Flint Boy. Is,
Says Little
Girl Was Noisy

FLINT, Mich, March l0-(P)
John Wesley May, Is, who
dropped out of his high school
classes here a month ago, was
held by police today after Prose
cutor John Roach said he admit
ted torturing and killing his six
year-old sister because she was
noisy"
The body of the little girl,
Emmogene May, was found
wrapped in a rug beneath a bed
in the May home by her mother
and an 11-year-old sister Tues
day evening. She had been shot
three times in the abdomen, and
mutilated with an arrowhead.
John May, who will be II on
April 4, was arrested last night
as he left a motion picture the
alter. Probate Judge William E.
Doran waived jurisdiction and
Roach said the youth would be
prosecuted on a murder charge.
Roach quoted John as telling
this story of the Staying: He
was alone in the house when
Emmogene returned from school
for lunch Tuesday. She was
noisy and paid 40 attention
when he asked her to be quiet
$50 I tied her up" He gagged
her with dish towels, carried
her to a bedroom and tortured
her with the arrowhead. The
gag slipped, and "she yelled and
squirmed. I guess l was mad
and I shot her" He cleaned the
gun, then wrapped the girls
body in a rug and placed it in
another bedroom. He had lunch
with his 11-year-old sister, AL
birdie when she returned home;
then they set out and met their
mother, Mrs. Mary May, 40, who
had been doing homework in an
other home. John told her EN-
mogene had not come home for
lunch.
The prosecutor said John re-
lated that as his mother and
sister started a search for EN-
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YOUNG MACOMB COUNTY MARINE SPEAKS UP
Wounded Hero OF Guadalcanal Lauds The Red Cross

With an explosive Jap bullet
still embedded in his flesh, but
cheerful and pleased to be back,
a 19-year old Macomb county
Marine was resting at his
mothers home here today a liv-
ing witness to the mercy serv-
ices of the American Red Cross
which reach into the far cor
ners Of the earth.
Believe me-" Pfc. Gordon w.
Morgan said today" if there is
ever anything can do to help
the Red Cross please let me
know. That organization GER
tainly came to my rescue and to
that Of my buddies as we lay
wounded in q Southwest Pacific
hospital"
The young leatherneck, who