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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-16
HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL THE VERY REV. CHARLES
 E Pjpa Dean

Fourth and Gold Streets No Sunday School nor services until further notice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-16

BUY WAR BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-10-16
MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Corner West 9th ana E Sts. ManSe. TAO s St.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Detroit Suburban
Bus Strike Ends

Bus service on the Wyandotte-
Trenton run Of the Great Lakes
Greyhound Bus Co. was resumed
carly today alter striking drivers
voted unanimously 10 return 10
work following a conference with
WLB officials.
This action restored all lines 10
normal service as service be-
tween Detroit, Pontiac. Birming-
ham and MI Clemens was re-
sumed yesterday morning
More than-56, 600 Suhurhanltes.
many Of them war workers had
been effected by the strike. called
h. members Of Division 26--Amal-
gamated Association OF Street.
Electric Railway and Motor
Coach employees Of America
CAFL). over demands for wage
increases.
Resumption OF the Wyandotte-
Trenton service Teopens bus Serv-
ice also 10 Willow Run. company
officials said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
.. RuYS
Republic
Steel Unit

The federal government today
acquired full possession Of the Re-
public Steel Corp. plant al Mon
-r1c- for pttt-effaSe price s l.
642 DDS on a court order OF Judge
Arthur +. Lederle.
Acquisition papers and the
check, representing the govern
ments estimate purchase value Of
the property. were filed by John
w Babcock chief assistant L. S.
district attorney.
Title TO the property viii be
delivered TO the Reconstruction
Finance Corp which will desig-
nate another trim 10 operate the
plant IN manufacture OF alumni
num-
The suit was Instituted last fall
and II was then revealed that the
Republic firm was operating the
Monroe plant on a part-tlme
basis.
Babcock said the Republic firm,
however, VIII contest the action,
seeking reimbursement OF $500
COO. the estimate cost Of remov-
ing fixtures and equipment from
the buildings.
The suit was filed under pTovi-
Sions Of the Second War Powers
Act. permitting use of factories
by the government for production
OF war materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Minister Faces
Building Charge

The Rev. Horace White. pastor
of plymouth Congregational
Church and a member of the De-
troit Housing Commission. will
appear in traffic court today to
answer a five-month-old bench
warrant, charging violation of city
building ordinances.
Arrested on warrant issued
Feb. s. which charged two exits
of his church were locked and two
outside stairwayS unsafe. White
was held temporarily at Garfield
station and released yesterday
afternoon under S125 bond.
White. who said the Stairways
aA-beeH Rebuilt and that-tAe
doors were locked only when the
building was not in use, had failed
to appear Feb s when cited by
Inspector Chester Clark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Veteran Describes
Nightmare of Living

at was a nightmare Of living,
with sudden death possible every
minute. Even at night we had
TO be on the lookout, two men
I'm a fox hole, one watching while
the other snatcbed some sleep.
Finally the Japs got my number
and they few me 10 a hospital
In New Herbrides.
II was pretty sick In that
hospital and low in spirit. Home
seemed a long way of. Then
they brought a photograph into
the ward.
II listened 10 the records and
closed my eyes. could make
believe I was back at my girls
house. listening 10 her records.
II people only knew how good
music from the home front
sounds 10 a soldier after going
through what I did. they would
not mind carrying their old rec
ords a few blocks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
MotofistHeId
In Man S Death

Ernest Klettunberg. SO. Of 1894
Leslie. died in Providence Hos
ptal of injuries suffered late last
night when he was struck al Oak
man and La Sale by an auto
mobile police believe was driven
by Edwin L. Scott, 81. of 207
Avalon.
Scott vas held for investiga-
ton of negligent homicide. but his
wife. Blanche. was ordered 10
appear AZ the prosecutors office
today after a witness insisted she
was driving The car Both she
and Scott denied this accusation.
Nine-year-old Elon James, 3488
LiVernoiS. died in Receiving Hos
pital shortly after midnight Of
injuries suffered late yesterday
when he stepped from safety
zone in Michigan near 33d into
the path of an auto driven by
George Maron, 80. Of 27S45 w.
Seven Mile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Records
Cheer
Wounded

Wounded veterans of Percy
Jones Hospital in Battle Creek
have sent numerous letters TO
the American Legion here COM
mending that organization for
its drive to collect old phono-
graph records 10 provide music
for men in service.
Here is a typical letter from
Pfc. Theodore H. Goth Of Kill
deer n. d:
I'VE fought the Japs for As
straight days on GuadalcanaI.
IL was "A tougher job than any
Of us had ever pictured. We
crawled through the jungle inch
by inch. creeping up on Jap
positions and tossing grenades
into their machine gun nests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Boat Blast
Injuries 2

Sparks from a backfiring motor|
were blamed today for an explo-
sion at a jefferson Beach speed
boat concession in which two men|
we're injured and one boat de-
stroyed.
Injured were Gordon LAYERS
%. of 22425 Martin. and Jack
Vermeullen, 19. of 22118 Maxine. j
Both men were thrown into the|
water by the impact.
Macomb County sheriffs Off
GERS said the speedboat conces-
sion was owned by Adrian Linge-|
mann, Lake Township supervisory
and ST Clair Shores village board
president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

HODDJ lcdu 10 the DrS -
A youngSter from DetToifs cast
side who never cared much for
school but VINO spent hours
studying the building of model air.
planes, today had been awarded
the Distinguished Flying Cross.
He is Staff Sgt. Edward A.
Coppens, 22-year-old son Of Emil
Coppens Of $685. Phillip. Sgt. Cop
pens was given the award ~ 1t
Gen. George c. Kenney, COM
mander of Allied air forces in the
Southwest Pacific, for shooting
down a Jap combat plane and
sinking an enemy transport in the
Battle Of the BiSmark Sea.
Indicted July 9. 1912, Coppens
was sent 10 an aerial gunnery
school. Two months later, he was
transferred TO the Pacific theater
OF war in New Guinea.
Edward never cared much
for school," his father said He
quit his studies at Wayne School
in the eighth grade and got a
job driving a truck. But one
thing they interested him In at
school was model airplane build
ing. He spent hours studying II
and was still building them
when he was inducted."
Coppens is back in the United
States and has been sent TO Salt
Lake City where he may enter
officers training school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Take Your Records
to Air Raid Warden

The American Legion is ask
ing any one who has useless or
6 broken records 70 take them 10
The nearest post air raid war
den. From there they viii hc
yFTIr- 70 recording companies 81
the Shellac they contain may be
salvaCed and new records pro-
yided free for seTVicemen.
Have you already turned in
your old records After reading
the plea Of Pvt Goth after
realizing how much he and his
huddieS have done and are do
ing for you can you conscicn-
tiously refuse 10 take part in
this campaign?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
q Bund Members
Placed on Trial

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20
-QNSl-Trial was 70 open in fed
.eral court today for % German
born men and women, former
members OF the German-Amer-
lean Bund, as the government
sought 10 strip them OF The Citi-
zenship II charges they won
through false claims.
First step in The trial. accord
ing 10 L. s. attorneys, will be the
governments attempt 10 show the
bund was a suhverSive body and
a tool of Hitler, charge not
heretofore upheld in an American
court of law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Nursery Opening Delayed

Board Of education officials said
today that the opening of "a
hour child care center at Custer
School had been postponed until
details could be worked out for
more elaborate round-the-clock
project. The center was 10 have
opened Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Fonda Challenged
To Paternity Test

HOLLYWOOD, July 20 CUP)-
Barbara Jane Thompson. 24-year-
old divorcee. who claims Henry
Fonda is the father Of her baby
daughter. invited the former film
star today to submit TO a pater-
nitV blood test.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Federation Band
At Isle Tonight

The Detroit Federation Of
Musicians Concert Band with
Herbert Straub conducting. viii
play IN the Belle Isle bandStand.
starting az SIS p IN. Tuesday
The concert will be repeated to-
morrow night az Nardin Park.
Thursday night at PinGree Park
and Friday night az Clark Park.
all concerts starting al Sis p. m.
The program:
STAR sPAEGLED BANNER
Tri1nphsI March from 'sclrd
Spanish Dances. Original Nos
4 and , -............ Mosk0aski
Prelude IN r Minor .... Rachnanlnnff
Selections from The Desert
song .. ..... ...t. ..r..,s. hombefE
ISTtRMisstuN
'Tslly H" a hunting scsns..... Anssl
"a Humoresqgs -..........',,. pt orak
.tsi Country GsrdsrS' ..,,..,, Granger
Overture Senlramids' ......... Rossnf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Youth Must Struggle

SALEM, Ore, July 20 up
The heritage of young Americans
is not security, but struggle. G..
Herbert Smith, president Of Will
lamette University. told a gradu-
atInE class az Salem High School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
.Lenhdrdt Denies
ChargeofWaste'
At Sewage Plant

Laurence G. Lenhardt superin-
tendent Of the department. Of
water supply, today denied hs
was guilty Of mlsmanaging the
city's sewage treatment plant and
said ne would file A complete an
swer 10 charges AT the next
meeting Of the water commission.
Lenhardt had been accused by
Carl J. Schoeninger, sewage plant
operating engineer. who claimed
in a nine-page letter 10 the COM
mission and Mayor Jeffries he
was being prosecuted for defend
ing employees from Lenhardt's
"tyrannical ranting and raving.'
FRETS AT LOW RATING
Among claimed injustiees was
an efficiency rating given him by
Lenhardt which was the lowest
in the plant.
Schoeninger has been trans.
ferred 10 the department Of builds
ings and safety engineering after
II years service with the water
department --------
"SchOeninger's charges come
as a complete surprise to me-"
Lenhardt said He is complain
ing about things IL was his
duty, as head Of the depart
ment, To correct.
TELLS OF PROMOTION
"On two or three occasions
have had to take him to task
for conditions in his depart
ment. But as a matter of fact
I was the one who gave him his
promotion to the job"
In explaining the rating of Isl
he had given Schoeninger, Len
hardt said:
THAT rating was given him
after his first six months on
the new job. When a man goes
on a new job IL is not surpris-
ing that he gets a mark of that
kind. do not consider it at all
bad"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Must be millions
FEW MEN on HAND

SO many people steamed into
one store that the air condition
ing system was no longer effec-
tive There the customers had 10
wait at two different places 10
get in,-at the front door and the
entrance 10 the department
Very few men were on hand
during the daytime hours 10 take
advantage Of the offer. They
were probably busy making the
money 10 buy the shoes.
But in spite Of tired feet and
tangled nerves and perhaps q
stray Sprain or two, the order
was a godsend Ia many mothers
who might have had 10 60 bare
foot 10 keep the children shod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

"lour Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

"Your Own Horoscope" hy
Frances Drake, j. one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Mothers
Stampede

BY MARGARET RUSSELL

II Cinderella lost her shoe to-
day, sne-d ne aJie- 70 replace II
with new pair without using her
precious no. Is coupon.
It's all because Of the cener-
osity of the OPA in releasing a
stock Of shoes for the purchase
of which no ration stamps are
required, Even Cinderella's young
brothers and sisters have shoes
obtHined-throuEh- the physical
fortItUde of their parents who
wreStled the jams TO get said
SHOES.
Only a limited number Of odd
lot shoes may be sold by the
stores under the new OPA order
and the sales must be made be-
fore August J.
All Shoes stores and department
stores IN the city were damned
yesterday, the first day of odd
lot sales Lines formed outside.
even before opening hours
The large percentage Of pur-
chases were for children'S shoes.
with women and young girls in
a close race for second place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Doctor Waits
Verdict Today
In Baby Death

Or. Louis l.. DeniSon, on trial
for manslaughter in the death OF
a newborn infant at Mari Cen
eral Hospital, today will hear the
decision OF Recorders Judge Cot
ter who has conducted the case
without jury.
Assistant Prosecutor Frank
Valenti and Anthony Maiullo. al
torney for the physician will
make closing arguments this
morning.
Maiullo said he would ask for
a directed verdict before the ar
guments. although, late yesterday,
he was refused a motion to dis
miss.
Said the Judge:
IL will hear the arguments.
This is question of fact. But
this Is a serious matter. Mr..
Nalenti. | want To point out this
phase OF the case TO you. We
cannot guess at the cause Of
death. What caused the chlld's
death?
NOT SUBSTANTIATED
THE autopsy shows asphyXi-
alton. Doctors informed us there
were hundreds of reasons for
asphyxiatiOn. There has been a
mention of strychnine by the
prosecutor.
But we are dealing with a
reasonable doubt. IL would he
too bad to let the doctor GO free
" this were a deliberate case of
manslaughter.
IF he were guilty. he should
he put out OF circulation. But il
would he equally terrible To
find him guilty without all the
facts which establish his guilt
beyond reasonable doubt. I'll
hear arguments"
2 COLORFUL WITNESSES
Two cofOTfuf witnesses testified
for DR.. Denison yesterday. One
was Mai Harry NJ Kreehbaum
now stationed at Patterson Field
O., who is experimenting on the
action OF aviators' heartbeats in
stratosphere flying.
The other was the teacher al
the major, DR.. John f. Davis,
who, in his AZ years of practice
here. has delivered thousands OF
babies.
Said DR. Davis, when asked
whether DR.. DeniSons treatment
had caused the baby's death, an
sWered:
absolutely not"
Other witnesses included DR.
w. J. Cassidy. well-known Detroit
physician, who appeared as a
character witness for DR.. Deni.
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
s SHAMELESS PAIRS

Mrs Bert Stardiry Of f4f56
Penrod. mother of five children.
aged : 10 Is. staggered out Of
one Of the stores with SIX pairs
OF the Stampless shoes
This II wonderful" she
grlnned. Edna Mae here, who
il IL. il very hard 10 keep in
shoes because her feet are at
that terrible growing stage. 1
bought her pair she can wear
now and n pair she can grow
into"
Mothers were running around
with taby's shoes under one arm
and baby under the other trying
ffrr,i-SfrocS- ft,-r'-t iir.frf-,-t1-t->- II
was a game, pairing the shoe you
had found and liked and the mate.
OF course. the shoes were tied to-
gether when the store opened
HarasSed package wrappers.
asked how many pairs Of shoes
they had done up. could only mop
theft foreheads and sigh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Rayon Panel Curtains

Lovely, sheer curtains in cham
payne or eggshell shades Each
panel is 34-inches wide. 1/6 yds.
Tong 5-tnCh bottom hem, finch
side hem. Light and airy!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

Buy on EXTRA War Bood-Get Circus Ticket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
2 COLORFUL WITNESSES

Other witnesses included DR..
w. J. Cassidy. well-known Detroit
physician, who appeared as a
character witness for DR.. Deni-
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Truman AsSdiIs
zdnu(k S Status

WASHINGTON. April 3 (UP)--
Senator Truman Cd of Missouri,
chairman of the Senate war
investigating committee. asserted
today that Col. Daryl F. Zanuck
of Hollywood had no right TO be
an army colonel.
Truman also criticized Zanuck,
who has completed a training film
mission for the signal corps, for
asking inactive status.
Addressing UnderSecretary OF
War Patterson, who appeared on
his own request at a committee
hearing on the subject of Holly
wood colonels,' Truman said;
81 don't believe in these
fellows backing out. Why don't
you send him TO school and
make a real army officer out OF
him?"
Patterson said he shared the
feeling that in wartime officers
should stay on the lob.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
School Inventory
Planned by State
Students TO Fill Out
Comprehensive Form

ANN ARBOR, April 3-Plans
for an inventory of Michigan's
high school students, part of ma
tionwide information gathering
program, TO aid in classifying them
for the armed services and war in
dustry were disclosed here Satur-
day by Carl M. Horn Of the state
board of control for vocational
education.
Each student will be asked to
fill out comprehensive form
which will list his educational
qualifications for service in the
armed forces or in war industry
Skills and hobbies learned both in
school and outside VIII be cited.
Individual interviews on the
basis of information obtained in
the inventory are suggested by the
Vocational education board so that
each student will be helped in
planning his future in war service.
The guidance invent orie $,
already approved by the army,
will be requested Of inducteeS
when they report for examinations
at replacement centers. Army au-
thorities will them as sup
plement to regular examinations
The forms are also expected TO be
a guide for employment services
and employers for the placement
of high school students in war in
dustry.
The Michigan plan is similar to
that announced for the entire
country 'here yesterday at the
fourth annual conference ofstate
supervisors of guidance under the
sponsorship of the United States
Office of Education.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Laval S Slaves
Put al 800 600

WASHING TON. April 3 (UP)-
Fighting "French headquarters
here has received minutes of re-
cent Vichy cabinet meeting at
which Pierre Laval reported that
S00,0 Frenchmen were working
for the German war effort and
promised to send 100000 more TO
Germany.
Recent dispatches from Europe,
however. indicate that Laval is
falling short Of that 100000 figure.
Resistance to the labor DEGREES
has been strengthened in France
by hope of an Allied invasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

HOLLYWOOD, April 3 CUP)-
1t. Cmdrs. Robert Montgomery
and Gene Marley arrived here
last night on short leaves after
extensive duty in the South Pa
eific, the eleventh naval district
announced today.
Markey was a writer and asso-
ciate film producer before going
into service and actor Montgom-
ety was under contract TO Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer. Both make their
homes here.
Montgomery went Immediately
10 the rented home now occupied
by his wife and two children, not
far from the MGM studios. He
sold his palatial home when he
entered the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Two More Destroyers
Ready 10 Go 10 War

CHARLESTON, s. c., April 3
(UP)-Two more destroyers--the
USS Paul Hamilton and the USS
Twiggs-will slide down the ways
w C dne d ay in the tenth dual
launching at the Charleston Navy
Yard since Pearl Harbor, it was
announced today
For the first time in the history
of the yard, women mechanics
worked on board the ships, which
were built in a yard record time
of II days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Montgomery and Markey
On FurlOughs; Both Ailing

Friends said the actor was re-
covering from an attack of tropi-
cal fever.
Montgomery was enthusiastic in
his praise of men of the navy.
1--WE seen them pulled from
the sea, hurt, covered with oil
and Immediately ask for gun
10 keep on fghting," he said.
with such magnificent men We
can't lose"
The former film star was aboard
a destroyer on patrol duty off
Guadalcanal and aboard warships
which attacked enemy air fields
at Munda in January.
Marley also saw action, AT
Guadalcanal and is said TO be sui
fering from malaria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Business Opportunities

BAR. dinlDg room, Glass G license; reason
able. owner saCrihcing account health
i52O3 East Warren. Niagara 9745.
GENERATOR BUSINESS. Highland PARK
district: drafted sacrificing. 1916
Hamilton. Townsend s-6f2i.
GOOD investment In new business. Re
quires $4,000; further Information Adj
dress Box A-iil9, Detroit Times
GROCERY - Modern fixtures. fine business
cheap. 1i22i Kercheval; sacrificing.
MURRAY 927l.
ITALIAN importing. wholesale, retail gro.
Gerry best trade r. side. Pettine PL. 1890
WELL equipped machine shop and manu-
featuring company desires products "a
manufacture-now or after the war of both.
Holeran Metal Products, i2305 Turner,
.HOgarth 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Little Farms for Sale
land 2.ACRE PARCELS

corner John n -iS-Nne roads Your oppor
funttv 10 own one for only x2a down See
IN phone Tromle,. Oh y. Main ST, Ro>A
oak FLmhurst 1851
a, ACRES Sli95, terms ~ miles west
az Fort ST on Pennsy wanna 70 grange
Road Crossman HOgarth 6i4i
A. ACRES garden soil. high and dr
restricted near Flat Rock $500, terms.
Ctossman HOgarth 6444.
= ACRE garden plots-HN and Ford
Roads Small down. ;. y. Lowry
ORegon 5000
COLORED Get yourself o or 10 acres OF
good rich soil IN -BIlGhton- michigan
lake privileges smaller farms N-5 up.
Write Box il.A. Detroit Times.
col ORED- LITTLE CHICKEN FARMS!
Bargains See Jones, ill6 Beauhien
columbia 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Girl Fined for Battle
In Willow Run Lodqe

YPSILANTI, April "A battle
in the Willow Lodge girls dormi-
tory over Interpretation of rules
cost Miss Juanita Sharpe, bomber
plant employee. $40. She pleaded
guilty in municipal court 10 as
saulting Miss Shirley Block, dor
mitory matron.
Miss Sharpe announced later she
would seek Il warrant for Miss
Blocks arrest on like charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
City Building Drops
Is Per Cent in Year

WASHINGTON. April 3 CUP)
Secretary of Labor Frances
Perkins said today that urban
building construction, which has
steadily declined for months was
10 per cent less in February than
in the corresponding month a
year ago. Federal building prof.
ects have fallen off as much as
private, she said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

THE Pretty Girl Who Just
Couldn't Help Robbing Graves
is the title of an article to appear
in the American Weekly with
next Sundays issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times and also
a Front Page Drama radio play
let which The Detroit Sunday
Times will sponsor over IA radio
stations in Michigan and Ontario
next Wednesday, Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday, the day OF the
program differing on various sta
tions, as shown below:
MICHIGAN
WIDE. Flint, OILS p. m. Friday;
WOOD-WASH, Grand Rapid s,
$50 p ma Friday; WIBM, Jack