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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Refuses 10 Back War,
He's Sued byWife

Refusal 70 support the var 81.
fort was given rs a reason for
divorce IN a petition filed today
by Mrs. Audria Nocel Of 5o76 Ar
c,le. pearboIn. against II AIRY
Nnrnl- A Fond emploNe.
Although Mrs. Voeel did not az
plain her charge, she said that
since Pearl Harbor her husband
has been surly. sometimes remain
lne silent for weeks AZ a time.
TIE Vogels were married in 1880
and separated Nov. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

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convenient way. order them
delivered 70 your door from your
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

ERE pleasant game will you
day II numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
letters first II the number
II the number is less than
add result number Start at the left
Of key
the message the letters under
the checked figures give YOU tf-t0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Kills Wife.
Self After


Tennyson Taylor, 81. shot and
killed his wife. Ethel, 40. Royal
Oak beauty shop operator, and
then wounded himself fatally in
their home, 1919 S. Main, Royal
Oak, early yesterday
The tragedy was the result OF
a family quarrel. Mrs. Taylor at
tempted TO call police when she
learned her hubbard had taken
a pistol from A bureau drawer
Taylor then shot her and turned
the gun on himself. Both died in
Royal Oak General Hospital.
Mrs. Taylor and Miss Helene
Wirich Of 459 Henry, Detroit, had
spent Saturday evening IN down
town Detroit. Taylor, angered
over his wlfe'S absence, drove into
Detroit and found them He IN
sisted they drive home with him.
On the way. Miss Wirich said he
threatened 10 wreck them all"
in the car.
Surviving the couple is a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Evelyn Dunn of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Ninth i'm Family
To Enter Service

the boys and her husband, who
was drafted four months ago
despite the fact they have two
children, one nearly 5 years old.
FoRGETs THEIR RANKS
There are really so many I
can't remember just what their
ranks are. Robert, who enlisted
three years ago is chief-some-
thing or other i'm the coast
guard and is stationed at
Boston"
Warren. Howard and Gordon
are married but have no chill
dren," she said. AS far as l
know Warren is at the mer-
chant marine school ,in Brook
lyn, Howard is station in Texas,
Gordon at Newport News, Va.
Robert is stationed in
Boston, Merton in Philadelphia
and Lester in Florida. James
kirchner was recently indicted
and we don't know exactly
where he will be now.
"Our big problem will be to
keep track of them so we can
send Christmas presents"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Postal Veteran
Held in Theft

Anon T. Dildino. So. a post Of
flee employe for 20 years, was
under arrest today charged with
rifllng the mails.
Arrested al the Roosevelt Park
post office annex by Postal In
Spectors O. l. Klein and Dale
Peterson, Dildino admitted taking
about 500 from letters. the in
SpeCtOrS said.
II don't know why did it,"
they quoted him as saying. II
didn't need the money"
Dlldlno, who lives at 3510 Ma
tional was assigned TO a repair
desk 20 mend letters which had
been damaged by the canSelling
machines He opened several en-
velopes. r g m Owe money from
them. and resealed them. the gov
eminent charges.
Dlldino was the third Detroit
post office employe 10 be arrested
for mail theft within the last
two weeks. The others are await
ing trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
: Youths
Jailed i'm
Robbery

Three youths whose pockets
yielded a 80 automatic pistol.
$50 in cash and ration book cou-
pons good for 500 gallons Of gaSo-
line were being held today by
police and juvenile authorities
They were arrested in a bowling
alley al Michigan and Washington
blvd.
The eldest Of the three. Charles
Warwick, 20. OF 3il5 Sixth. was
booked AT Central Station for IN
veStigation OF breaking and enter
ing, robbery armed and viola
lions OF the l.. 5. Code. The
others. who gave their ages as Is
and l6. were lodged In the Ju-
venlle Detention Home.
Patrolman w alter MajewSki.
who made the arrests. said that
the l6-year-old boy had the pistol
and attempted 10 draw II as he
halted them Later II was found
that he had 7 and r gasoline
books on his person. The other
juvenile had - loose gas stamps
in his pockets
II % d up squad detectives who
were assigned 70 the case said
that the gasoline coupons and
money may be part Of the loot
taken Suday in the daylight burg
larry of gas filling station az
1929 Grand River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
BOO by Internatlonal NeWs Photos

Seven Detroit brothers and their
brother-in-law today momentarily
awaited the arrival of the ninth
member Of the family into the
armed services.
He is Willard Briggs, "a. Of
11lG0 Elmdale, the eighth brother,
a married war worker who has
been classified in Ia.
Those now in the service in
clude Warren. 30, in the merchant
marine; Howard, Is, of the coast
guard Lester, 26. an army air.
plane gunner; Robert, %, of coast
guard Gordon, p. of the navy;
James. 10. a merchant marine,
and Merton, II, a marine,
brothers, and their sisters hus-
band, James Kirchner, an in
lantryman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Food Shortage Forecast

WASHINGTON, Oct ms
Rep. Andersen RI Of Mime
sofa labeled the food situation as
tougher than ever today and
warned that America was headed
for a dire shortage in essential
foods this winter particularly IN
metropolitan areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
ITS CHANCES SLIM

This resolution is certain 20 he
opposed by Thomas and Walter
Reuthcr. JAW vice president
and h is extremely unlikely that
the resolutions committee will
even bother 10 report Il on the
floor.
Among tho other proposals up
for consideration are. Tha, the
international executive officers
be elected by referendum, that
tho offices Of vice president be
abolished. and that the executive
board be enlarged 10 make room
for a woman member and a Negro
member.
UndcTSecretary Of War Robert
J. Patterson viii speak az ionor-
rows meeting. and on Wednesday
Philip Murray Go president, Will
be the guest Of honor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Dutch Patriots Threatened

LONDON. Oct. 1 CINS)-Reich
CommiSar Arthur Seyss-Inquart OF
Holland announced today that
Dutch NaziS Will be armed and
implied that all food would be
from The country IN
less asSasSlnauonS OF Nazis cease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Traffic Engineers Meet

CHICAGO, Oct 4 CINS)-The
National Institute of Traffic En-
gineers in session in Chicago
studied today means of handling
critical traffic problems expected
TO arise in large cities immedi-
ately after the end of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
No Exemptions Asked
For County Workers

County Auditor Ray Hafeli to-
day informed Selective service Of
ficlals that the county would rot
ask exemptions for any employe.
This il To advise you that
the board OF county auditors
wishes To he on record a. deem
ing that no county employe il
10 necessary 10 the county serv-
ice a. TO be exempted from the
armed forces" HafelI wrote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Fake Ration Stamp
Printing Plant Rdided

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 4 fINS)
A hideout where counterfeit
gasoline ration stamps worth
100000 gallons were printed
in the last four months was
ralded yesterdayc5y OPA agents.
The agents ioind high speed
cylinder press. complete sets Of
plates. dies and other equipment.
and stamps representing 100000
gallons. OPA agents used ultra
violet rays to spot the fake
stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
LIVED WITH AUNT

Until they became of age the
family lived with their aunt, Mrs
Minnie Riefstahl at 3l51 Heidle-
berg. she said today.
Their mother died II years
ago and with the exception of
Merton the boys were raised in
my home" she said. Hazel,
2j,, that's the sister aided in
the washing and cleaning until
she married Jim kirschner five
years ago.
"She has eight stars in her
window at 60Sl Theodore for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
CoImdn Trial
Legality Under
Army Scrutiny

The court-martial OF former
Col. William #. Colman. deposed
Selfridge Field base commander.
may have been illegal It appeared
today
The court record IS being
studied by the reviewing body tor
the judge advocate and this body
dy, If il sees fit, return the Col
man case 10 the original court
martial for reSentence.
The seven colonies and one leu
tenant-colonel who heard the case
reduced the former commandant
from his temporary rank of colo
mel 10 his permanent rank of cap
tain and ruled him ineligible for
promotion for three years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Z DIES Launched

NEWARK. y. j.. oct 4 up
Two destroyer escorts, the Miles
and Gustafson, were laun h e d
yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

Alexander Hamilton set UP the
coast guard on Aug. 4 1890. when
his tariff act was passed au-
thorizing the building Of six
revenue cutters 10 insure the col
lection Of customs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

Geraldine Van SICKLE,
II, who today, with Ray
mond Galloway, is the OBJ
ject Of a nation-w d G
search. The girl vanished
from her home last Mon
day; Galloway, father Of
three children, next day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
VOTED BAN IN 1871

II was only two years AGO in
this same city that The union
amended It's constitution 50 that
NazI,. F'asciSts and Communists,
were barred from office.
Now Local y contends that. in
view If the dissolution" OF the
Communist International and the
rAct that tho Russians 3rc fight
ing against faSCiSm and naziSm
that this no changed IN order 70
achieve the fullest degree Of
national unity"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Canadian Draft
Still Subject
Of Discussion
BY NORMAN HULL

In the summer Of 1910, every
adult in the Dominion of Canada
was given a thorough interview to
determine TO what degree he or
she could contribute 10 their
countrys war effort. More than
three years later. government Of
hcialS are still searching for a
workable plan 10 put TO full use
the information gained in this
survey.
Close observers Of the two
manpower systems generally
agree that Canada has made a
better effort than the United
States in solving the manpower
problem on the home front, but
has fallen down when il comes
10 comparing the two methods Of
gathering men for the fighting
services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
MANUALS PROVISIONS

Under Section 1913 Of the
United States court-martial man.
ual Paragraph c. il is stipulated
"An officer cannot be re-
duced In grade te. e. from cap
tain 10 first lieutenant or 10
the ranks or 10 the grade or
status of warrant or nom
commissioned officer nor sem
fenced to confinement at hard
labor unless the sentence i'm
labor without confinement in
any case"
Observers point out that the
court-martial apparently disre-
garded Colman's temporary rank
of colonel in the expanded war
time army and fixed their pen
atty under Paragraph II Of Sec
ton lob. pertaining 10 punishment.
HOW 1T SHOULD BE DONE
Paragraph II states:
Loss Of rank Is accomplished
by a sentence directing that the
accused be reduced i'm rank a
certain number of files, or that
he be reduced In rank TO the
foot OF the list of officers of his
grade, or that he be reduced in
rank 20 that he shall be and
remain at the foot of the list
of grade for a certain length of
time"
Colman Is in Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital Washington. D. c.
Last week Secretary of War Slim
son, without reviewing the record,
confirmed Colman's reduction in
rank and ordered a special inves-
tlgation that may lead to Col
mans retirement from active
duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
REPORT DAILY

II he is not employed in war
work, he faces the possibility OF
being instructed TO report daily TO
one of the factories. regardless OF
his peacetime occupation.
Selective service took its first
major step towards assuming
control of manpower just a year
ago, when it enforced an order
requiring permits to obtain jobs
in any industry. Under this initial
phase of control, no employer was
able 10 fire an employee without
seven days notice in writing. and
similarly. no employee was able to
quit without a similar notice to,
his employer.
Effective last month, the latest.
manpower order affects the
freezing of all male employees in
essential industries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

or COURSE you CAM There's conflict between ratonng
and saving used cooking make gunpowde for
the front And the very simple First the
doesn't ask for your fats until you've got all the
cooking good out of them And second if you
lot of them using them what you left is vitality
important No housewife need think she has little in!
Because just simple tablespoon of used fat will make FIVE
machine gun bullets Save every precious drop Keep
When full, rush it to your meat dealer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
Addes-leonard
Fight HighIights
JAW C,Ontlave
BY JACK CRELLIN
Times staff Correspondent

BUFFALO, Oct. THE Dead
End Kids of the labor movement
today rolled up their sleeves.
Spat on their hands and got down
10 the serious business of shaping
the policies OF the UAW-CIO for
the coming year.
With more than 1000 delegates
on hand the annual convention of
the largest union in the nation
got under way at Municipal
Stadium with welcoming address
from Mayor Joseph J Kelly of
Buffalo.
And from now until the end OF
the week Buffalo is scheduled 10
witness something far more turbu-
lent than even mighty Niagara.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
NO LABOR SHORTAGE

I'VE do not have n shortage
Of labor" Thomas said "But
We do have serious lack of
planning"
OF primary importance 10 union
leaders. and the country as well,
)are numerous resolutions from
local unions asking that tho inter-
national union rcscind its no
strike pledge on the grounds that
assurances made 20 labor by
government following Pearl Har-
Dor have not been kept.
Also before tho resolutions COM
mittee is a proposal made by
Local II Of California that the
constitution of the union be
changed 20 permit members NJ
the Communist Party 10 hold
office in the union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
NO OVERSEAS DRAFT

Canada is still fighting a global
war without any legislation that
compels its men TO shoulder arms
anywhere but on their own soil
All single men, and married
men up 10 30 years Of age, re-
garless Of when they were wed.
are now subject to military serv-
ice.
Date of marriage or number of
has no bearing on a
mans draft status. If he is
classed as IAN essential war
worker" he may have received
several deferments, but is still
liable for call.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04
STIFF FIGHT LOOMS

The entire theme of the con-
Ventlon is woven around the fight
between George +. Adde's, secre-
tary-treasurer. and Richard r.
Leonard executive board member
who Is seeking 10 Gust him
Tho side issues. however.
promise 10 be almost as in
tcrosting.
The auto workers arc unhappy
about a loi Of things.
They want a rollback in prices.
they want wage increases and
they are fed up with the govern
mcnt'S control Of manpower
This much was made very clear
in President r J Thomas report
in which he enumerated the
unions grievances and stated
omDhatically that tho union was
definitely opposed 10 any national
SCTNipp act
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-04

ZoOT-SUITERS DEFERRED
These deferments have also re-
suited in much criticism as men
with four or five children march
to war, leaving behind single.
zoot-suited youths who have been
classed as essential war work.
ers" However. this is another.
situation now being cleaned up.
Turning 10 the home front pic.
ture. one runs into a new branch
of the department of labor, the
"selective service" Canada's War
Manpower Commission.
Selective service affects every
man and woman in Canada today.
If a man is working in a war
plant, he is frozen" This means
he cannot quit his job without
special permit. Neither can he be
fired without a similar govern
ment permit.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-01
B.W Golf Pro
Will Return to
Valley in Fall

Jack McLaren, golf professional
at the Barbara Worth Country club
during the 1942-43 winter season,
has signed a contract for next year,
Pat Glasgow, immediate past pres
ident of the organization, revealed
Tuesday
McLaren left Ell Centro last week
for New Hampshire, where he will
spend the summer as a golf pro.
He is expected to return to Impe-
rial Valley about October l.
Commenting on his activities
during the past season, Glasgow de-
clared he is the best professional
ever engaged by the Barbara Worth
Country club.
McLaren proved especially eff
cient in the handling of tourna-
ment play and under his guidance
tourney activity proved highly sue
cessful.
He also built up a large business
among golfers desiring private in
structions.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-01
Pippen Is Seen
Material for -.
Major Leagues
By DAN MCGUIRE

SAN FRANCISCO, June l. (UP)-
CUP)-EVer since he set foot into
the Pacific Coast league with SaCra-
mento in 1896, baseball observers
have wondered why Henry (Cotton)
Pippen wasn't gainfully employed
with some major league club.
The six foot two. 185-pound Oak
land Acorn hurler yesterday en-
scribed his name on the games
honor roll by throwing a perfect
game against his former teammates
Just another step in a rather re-
markablc athletic career.
After breaking in with Beatrice
in the Nebraska State league in
1882, Cotton, an amiable soul, kick
ed around the Texas loop and the
pei until 1853 when Connie Mack
grabbed him for the Philadelphia
Athletics.
But his minor league winning
habits didn't follow him to the ma
jorS and after a season with Detroit
he came back to the coast and
Oakland was lucky enough to grab
him at the start of the 1941 season.
Cotton always has had plenty of
swift, sharp curve and pitching
saVVy. He's noted for bearing down
all the time and one would think
that all these attributes would have
kept him UP in the big show.
Now 81, he seems destined to play
out his career III double-A ball un-
less someone in the majors gets
smart enough to give him another
chance.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-01
MAINTAIN EDGE

BY dividing, the Seraphs main
tanned their seven and one-half
game edge on the second-place San
Francisco Seals who took a 7 to
5 drubbing from the Seattle Rain
iers. The second game was called
at the end of the 10th with the
score 2-2 in order to allow the
Seattle team to catch a train for
Hollywood.
The Rainiers racked up their win
by driving AL Epperly, starting Seal
moundsman, to cover with four
run outburst in the fifth canto.
Dick GySelman and Len Gabriel
sen spanked the rally with doubles.
Syl johnson, who relieved Pete
Jonas in the fifth when the Seals
tailed three times, received credit
for the victory. San Francisco took
the series, 5-3.
The San Diego Padres held on to
third place by trouncing the Hol-
lyWood Stars twice, q to 2 and 8
to 2, thereby annexing six games
to HollyWoods three for the week.
Frankie DassQ chalked UP his
sixth triumph while allowing the
Stars six hits in the nightcap.
| George Detore and Jack Whipple
helped him with doubles.
Charlie Schanz stopped the Stars
in the opener. Hal Patchett and
Bill Salkeld smacked triples.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-01
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, June l CUP) - 1t
was taken for granted before the
season opened that this would be a
year of surprises in the major
leagues. Now the American league
has furnished an Unexpectedly big
jolt by developing its tightest pen
nant race since 1922.
War calls, the different ball, un-
looked-for injuries and various rea-
sons have levelled off competition
to a certain extent, but the sur
prisingly-strong pressure from be-
low in the American League has
created d virtual precedent-shat-
tering situation whereby the st.
Louis Browns, in last place, are
Only 6h games away from the first
place New York Yankees.
KEEP UP PACE
Teams that we're barely given a
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-01
Romero Nabs Win
In Frisco Scrap

SAN FRANCISCO, June /. UP)
Ross Romero of LiVCrmore scored
ninth-rOund technical knockout
over Grover Frazier, Stockton Ne
gro, in the main event at the Coli
scum Bowl last night.
Romero weighed 1877, Frazier 1876.
Frazier forced the fight most of
the way, although he took six
punches for every one he landed.
Romero caught him with left hook
to the chin as the ninth opened and
Frazier went down for a seven count.
He got up grCsgy and reeled help
lessly around the ring as Romero
shot in hard uppercuts to the chin
and rights to the stomach.
Referee Bobby Andrews stopped
il with Frazier hanging onto the
ropes, half out of the ring.
Vic Grupico, 1873, coast guardsman,
drew with Ray Smith, 142, in the
six-round semi windup