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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
More Aid
To China


WASHINGTON July s ms
A new promise by tho American
government Of increased aid 10
China and further intensifcation
Of the war against Japan is eN-
pected 10 be made within the next
"a hours
The promise VIII be made in
connection with the sixth ami
verSary tomorrow Of the outbreak
OF the Sino-Japane>e war.
President Roosevelt is expected
10 give the promise M a special
message Of encouragement, 20 the
Chinese nation
II is believed that tho increased
direct aid viii be chiefly IN tho
form Of aircraft. which can he
flown from India 10 China a'0nE
tho aerial supply route. although
troops may be sent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

version into a street once more
for $500, Mrs. Donley reported.
Mrs. Donley tore out the fence,
built a path across the plowed
street.
Bernstein responded by threat
ening TO order the local power
company TO remove the utility
poles which also rest on his land.
This would leave the Donleys
without power.
However, he promised not to
take such action If the Donleys
reset the fence and replow the
street"
The lot bought by Bernstein
was allowed to become tax delin-
quent by previous owner. II pro-
vided egress from an area now
blocked on three sides. At one
time the lot was plated as a
street by the city, but the devel-
opment never was carried out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Bandit Caught
In Bar Ho|dup

Overpowered by his victim and
two others, John Chester Green,
80. was Jailed today on robbery
charge after he attempted 10 hold
up The Metropolitan Bar. 97l0
Dexter.
The victim. Vincent Neltman,
27. 1903 Wark. owner of the bar,
was IN phone booth shortly be-
fore closing time when Green
ierked the receiver from his hand
and announced A holdup
While Green ran 10 the cash
register and scooped 1927 in bills
some change and a S37 check,
Veltman ducked from the phone
booth and with two unidentified
men bounced upon the bandit.
They held Green until PetoSkey
precinct police arrived.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
ABSENTEEIsM REDUCED

Bv mo morning Of June - H.
vas possible for the governor 10
relax The emergency regulations
In Wayne County and remove
ail restrictions Oakland and
NscomD counties. Ab>"ntooism
from plants engaged in var pro-
dgc'ion had been reduced 20
normal a Tow ial> later the
741d Mp battalion aided IN
maintaining order
in I'D of those activities the
faiof8l troops were assisted rs
momori, AZ 'ho Michigan State
Troops. The exemplary conduct
az Che soldiers of both federal
and state forces. and OF INC
AUXILIARY military police has
been p D2'tof Of great SatiSfac-
run fo The civil authorize, and
ryeolf
Tro speedy RESTORATION Of
order n tbls arsenal Of domoc-
uol ha> been q great con'ubu-
u0n 'o 'hc war effort You have
successfully carried out tho
mission Of tho service command
go maintain tho continuity Of
war production What you have
done here brings US that much
closer 70 victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
EbeirOiferS
Listed as
Casualties
Photo ~ Times stsn Photograph.

BATTLE CREEK. Jul s.
Eight Detrol'erS and four from
Out>t7tc were included IN another
group Of 81 sick and wounded who
arrived here Monday from Ice
land and Africa
Detroi'ers from North Africa
are
Cpl Charles 7. Mitchell, 1897
Maple
Cpl Edward { zorembs. 1875
Filler
cpl John Wheaton. POO juno
ti0n
Cpl James + Ostrom, 6lO4
HlghNew
PVT Thomas II. Campbell. 2l6
+ Grand Blvd
Do'roltcIS from Iceland
SCI James j Storsle, 2326 Van
DYKE
PFC Alfred = Ferguson, 22266
Chambers
Py, Robcr, T. Mcclure. s3s
Abbott
Others from Michigan
PVT Rollo Higgins Jr, Fem
willie
Pfc Rudolph R. Brertkreitz.
Saginaw
Pyt. Louis Lerza. Iron Noun
tam
Pv' Edward J. Liska, West
Branch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Exchanges Luggage
With Texas Soldier
Photo ~ Times stsf Phot0grapher

MIDLAND July 6-NIrs. Lyle
Treat OF POI w Indian hopes that
The soldier carving her luggage
discovers 1t isn't his before he
gets back 10 san Antonio.
Arriving from a bus trip 10
Flint. she found herself in possess
sion OF a bag belonging 10 Ray c..
Campbell SSth Plc-fhght Squad
ron. and decided he must have
hers
USO officials are trying TO con-
tact the soldier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

MI. MikoIalC2yk, leader II
the Polish Peasant Party,
who at London has been
named 10 succeed dead Gen.
SikorsRi AS premier Of the
Polish government IN exile
until a permanent appoint
ment can be made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Flint City Workers
Meet 10 Talk Jobs

FLINT july s 4 special meet
sing Of Flint City Employees Cluh
viii be held Al City Market A.
30 p m today 10 discuss salary
adjustments and civil service re-
Cla>SiGcauonS. Ira DoWd, preSl-
dcnt announced
City officials are planning salary
adjustments and civil service re-
claSSifcatIonS 10 bring about uni-
lOrmtN M compensation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Saginaw Soldier Dies
In Jap Prison Camp

SAGINAW, July 6-Sgt George
w. Beckrow, %, died in a Jap
prison camp in the Philippines.
the war department has notified
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Beckrow of 718 Cherry.
Young Beckrow enlisted in 1888
and had served nearly three years
in the islands before he was cap
tlIred al Rattan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Generals Riot Claims
Scored by WifIlerSpOOn
He Says II Took
Troops IL Hours
TO Get Here

The publicly made claims Of
Mai. Gen. Henry s. Aurand that
federal troops arrived TO suppress
the race riots five minutes after
an official request drew sharp
reiondcr from Police Commits
sioner WithcrSpoOn today.
81 only know that asked for
assistance AT 9 o'clock in the
morning and got il at 9;i5
y. m.." he SAID
Another point in the talk Au-
rand head Of the Sixth Service
Command. made from tho stand
last night after reviewing federal
and state troops also drew fire
from WitherspOon and Mayor
JelfrleS.
DENIES AURAND CLAIM
THE general says his men
cleared Woodward avenue" JEFF
fries declared This il untrue.
Police had Woodward cleared
by the time the soldiers came
in"
Otherwise the mayor said Au-
rand'S speech doyetailed per-
fectly" with the description Of
developments As contained IN his
white paper
Aurand told his audience IN
front Of city hall that ne had
tf..,rJ riot tYggrL g, lIc Cu-f,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Flint TO See Jap Sub

FLINT, July Stint citizens
will get their first closeup view Of
the two-man japanese suicide
submarine July ID when the
underSea craft will he brought
here 10 spur the sale Of war bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

aii plant guards who were on
rolled as auxiliary military po-
lice. were placed under military
command As a result there
were no disturbance within war
production plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
TROOPS PARADE

Kelly. Mayor Jeffries. Police
Commissioner Witherspoon and
Mai Gen Henry Aurand COM
mander of the Sixth Service
Command. last night watched the
5000 federal and state troops,
who have been on duty, parade
on Woodward 10 Endicott and
then back 10 the reviewing stand
in front Of the Art Institute
where they were addressed by
Aurand.
Led by three military bands.
the troops were in full combat
equipment and attracted thou-
sands of spectators.
In the line of march in addition
10 the Michigan State Troops
were the 70lst. 728th and 799nd
military police battalions. a Self
ridge Field Provisional Battalion
and detachment from Fort
Wayne.
After the parade the governor
announced that he would confer
again today with his fact finding
committee and then leave for
Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
State Troops Co.,
u. 5. Soldiers TO
Be Withdrawn

Possibility that all troops may
he Withdrawn from the city IN the
near future was seen today as the
state troops demobIlzed on or
ders Of Gov Kelly.
The federal troops still patrol
ling The riot area. viii shortly be
Withdrawn 10 an outcounty base
where they will be kept available
for any emergency Gov Kelly
announced yesterday following 4
conference with city, state and
federal officials
The governor issued the order
for decentralization Of state troops
Al 10 p. m. yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
GM EXECUTIVE

Clancy said his phy>icaI trouble
was A recurrence OF an allment
which put him IN a hospital for a
month last December.
Formerly the head Of the Pom
tiac Motor Division Of General
Motors. Clancy entered govern
ment service under It Gen.
knudSen when tho resigned Cen
eral Motors president directed
OPM. Later ne was attached 10
lend-leaSe and the Hartman mis-
sion IN London.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
WOULD AUGMENT TROOPS

The governor also announced a
proposal 10 augment the present
state troop personnel with A
large enough force OF trained
men 70 cooperate with other
agencies IN the suppression Of
riots.
The proposal vas submitted by
A military board headed by Brig.
Gen. Thomas Colladay and Sug-.
gested an organized reserve 70 be
composed of war veterans As a
component part Of the regular
division
Until the CITY and state can
prepare mobile and trained
protective force insuring against
a further outbreak. have
asked for sufficient force o.
regular army soldiers to he on
the alert and In readiness with
out further orders To aid In
maintaining order" the COVER
nor "a Id
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

Troops responded within fNe
minutes. dispersed al crowds on
kNoodV 20 minutes later. nd
restored order in TWO hour, and
five minutes
Testify WIfherSpoon counterod
today.
81 was seated beside the
MAYOR the morning Of Monday.
June 81 when he telephoned
GOV. Kelly in Columbus and re-
ported ne needed heip--quick.
What the governor said In his
conversation with Aurand later
do not know
GOT REQUEST At 9:05 J.. VI.
Aurand told tho toop- that H.
vas not Until Q 05 p m-iInn 81
tat Cos Kelly informed military
officials p Detroit tc would TO-
IoSt federal troops Ftn minutes
lE'or ihe 72@'h 81 + battalion
which had been on tfo 7.crf 7t
Flscr Rouge SINCE $50 r u.. Was
90 IS vay 20 Fort and ~nc.hy
h.rarj said 'uHf ar q - p u'
kelly officially requested 'rooD,
and that within fEd minute. Who
7l1st ~ p BATTALION 1tIrn ta1
nccn a'orrfi az For Natro ,ow
Port Custer was on f~ uaF
downtown I'c0', minute, later
c:upr. "r.y being q -rel~ol On
F.onduard Ag-ri sai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
GIancy'S
Successor
Arrives

Brig Gen Walter p Bostwright
arrived IN Detroit today 70 confer
with Big Gen Alfred r Clancy
whom ne succeeds As head Of the
Detroit Tank Automotive Center
in the Union Guardian Building
Gen Boatwrght chief of the
New York ordnance district vas
10 return 10 New York tonight.
The exact dale hc viii assume
charge Of the local office has not
been determined.
Gen CLANCY retiring because Of
III health and facing major
operation within = month. is cN-
pected 10 he placed upon an
inactive duty status by the army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
CROWDS DISPERSED

Troops responded within fNe
unutcS. dispersed al crowds on
Woodward 20 minutes later. nd
restored order IN TWO hours and
fIVo minutes
Testify WIfhorSpoon countercd
fOi9y-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
OUTPUT SCHEDULES MET

As head OF the center, Gen.
CLANCY has spent untold billions
in furthorance Of the Allied war
effort He has been IN charge Of
the production schedules Of the
Tank AutomotiNe Center since
last September and from pre-
yiously disclosed reports. is is
known that Gen Clancy has con-
.SiStcntiv met eNaCtIu- schedules.
In addition 10 his tank auto
motive Job, Gen CLANCY has served
as chief deputy 10 Maj. Gen Levin
ii. Campbell Jr.-- army ordnance
director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
HADDIE CHOWDER
Dear Almanack:

Dear Almanack:
! would like 20 send in a recipe
which l have made UP, while try
ing 20 conserve foods during war
time. OF course. baking finnan
haddie is no new dish, but it is
the use I make Of the liquids that
is saving.
First, 1 parboil a half Of smoked
finnan haddie in l pint of water
about five minutes, then drain
water off and save. Then / take
one can Of condensed milk and
pour over fish in baking dish,
sprinkle with buttered crumbs
and bake in moderate oven thirty
minutes, then lift fish out on plat
ter and serve with minced parsley
over il.
Now here is the haddie chow
der which I have concocted. I
take the pint Of water the fish
was parboiled in and add l large
potato cubed, 2 carrots cubed and
/ large onion minced, and y cup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
HONEY CAKE

hONEI OAhL
Dear Almanack
Here is a recipe / am sure that
readers will like. It is made as
follows:
l cup honey
Y cup molasses
4 cup sugar
3 tablespoons butter
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
3 cups flour
cup buttermilk
4 eggs, separated
teaspoon salt
Cook honey and molasses about
about two minutes and allow to
cool. Cream sugar and butter.
SIT flour and powder together;
add honey and molasses to
creamed butter and sugar to-
gether with the egg yolks. Mix in
tie flour and baking powder,
Combine baking soda and butter
milk and add 70 the ingredients.
Stir until smooth. Fold in the
egg whites. Pour into a CREASED
pan. Bake in a moderate oven
$50 degrees from forty to fifty
minutes.
Sister NJ Justa,
Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
SISTER Justa. your honey cake was
very wrll liked by everyone who
sampled 10 in the Test Kitchen.
Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

Of peas. / cook all these until
done and then add the milk fish
was baked in, also any pieces of
fish that may be left.
This gives a nice tasting chow
der that we Ike better than clam
chowder. You need add no bacon
as haddie gives nice flavor.
Thesc-iiquids can be saved sep
arately for several days.
Mrs Blanche Krigsheuser,
Los Angeles, California.
Cfrs KrigsLeusrT. your haddie
C4oWIay is an excellent fish choWdcr
variation Mary Lee swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
.AImanack Echoes,

nor all letters printed In this
Il column The American Weekly
will pay ST. a prize winning recipe
IL awarded SO. the same a. on the
Almanack page. Be sure Ia write
your name and address plainly.
The shorter the letters the better.
None should he more than 200 words.
Address them to The American
Weekly Housewives Food Almanac
=. a. Box 1871. Grand Central Annex,
New York city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
SHOPPING.

Il use a shopping cart and,
when ! All IL too close % the top
articles were inclined 90 slide
out" writes Mrs Edward Holtz.
Michigan City Indiana SO,
made a large ginEham bag which
| put inside the cart It has a
drawstring, and now I can fill
IL ever so full and don't have 10
worry about losing anything"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
BURNT.

IF you should be so unfortun-
ate as to burn one Of your pre-
cious aluminium saucepans. do
not waste time and energy in
scraping and securing" writes
L. Donohuc. Seattle, Washing
ton Fill "a larger vessel with
hot water and place the burned
one la IL Immediately then cover
and let stand. The steam gencr-
ated viii loosen all burned ma
tcrial so that % can bc easily Tc-
moved, and then a little polishing
will be all that is necessary %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
AImanock Hints

fave YOU a time or money
saving hint 10 pass on 10 other
AlmRnaCkers Such ideas are
worth sharing with other readers,
and the Almanack wants 10 print
them-the more the merrier. For
each such hint sent In and used in
this department we viii pay 81.
You may send In as many as you
want. Hints not used cannot he
returned. Please keep them short
and 90 the point and address:
ALMANACK HINTS EDITOR,
J.. o. Box 1871.
Grand Central Annex. New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

Pattern J63S-Add gay ruffles or
bright apples 20 your apron 30 add
pep 90 your homework - Designed
fOl sizes small medium and large
Small size apron all one fabric re-
qulrss yards 3j-inch fabric. with
applique. o. yards 3J-inch fabric and
X yard contrast
Pattern 3637-Hcrc's "A dress for
that furlough date Note the dag
on4! closing Designed for junior
miss sizes II Il - and H. Size IS
requires 3N yards 39-.ncb fabric
Pattern SOFA decp-yoked. youth
ful fr1.k that makes smart mid
Winter wool or chic house cotton
De- GU.d for misses and women's
sizes "a is IS % 49, 81 SO IS
4D and a. Size is requires 3N yards
2l-.uth fabric
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

Pattern 1888 - Charming peasant
motifs 10 be worked IN colorful. easy
cross stitch. Pattern 1893 contains
transfer pattern Of 10 motifs rang
ing from 2xl5 inches 10 3x3iz inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
PRICE OF EACH PATTERN Ice
Tin coins)

Every pattern contains a large,
complete, easiIy-foIlowed sewing
guide. To order these easy-tO-
make patterns, write plainly
SIZES, PATTERN NUMBERS,
YOUR NAME, STREET AID
DRESS, CITY and STATE. En-
close l6c i'm coins for each pattern
and address your envelope to
Evening star., 1943-06-17

Vocalist 1Uith Ted Flo Rito'S
band noU playing at Uhne's
Summer Gardens.
to the side and rear of the master
with two fingers constantly touch
ing the masters elbow. Mr. Com
fort recalls one drizzly night in At
lantic City when Herbert's little
Whim almost caused his undoing.
They were walking along the Board
walk on the smooth section used by
the push-carriages. The man state
ly in his dignity with the valet that
respectful half pace to the rear.
Suddenly Herbert's heel struck an
especially slippery spot and down
his large bulk went, having no more
support than the two fingers at its
elbow.
He came up spluttering and lev
eled glare at his valet. If that
ever happens again." he declared
in ringing tones. quite conscious of
the effect he was producing on pas
sersby, Il am going to be less one
valet. Let us go on" And the pro-
cession continued, Valet Comforts S
hand still no more firmly placed
on the masters arm.
You know says Mr. Comfort,
he was great Snowman"
The creaking noise you may hear
sometime tonight will probably be
from the strain which the egos of
Teddy Powell and Ted Flo Rito are
undergoing. Teddy, whose band is
engaged in the Victory Room, and
Ted, whose outfit arrives tonight
at Uline's Arena Gardens, have
views on musicians apparel. They
clash. You see, Mr.. Powell in ef-
feet supports a certain group of
citizens who call themselves the
Brotherhood of Sensible Men.
Therefore Mr.. PoWells Victory Ru-
mors attire themselves, these hot
summer nights, in an outfit which
borders on slacks and mesh shirts.
At any rate, the shirts are not stiff
and the pants have none of that
oathesome heaviness of texture. The
merchandise. as their dealer prob
ably put it. is cool. comfortable and
tasteful, and think of the money
you save!
Mr.. Flo Rito and his men. on the
other hand, are accustomed to places
where such creatures as Hollywood
stars hang out on the West Coast.
You know the princely, queenly
uke-ishly and chancellor the
exchequerishly manner in which
they dress. In self-defense the Flo
Rito bands have had to try to match
it, otherwise be regarded by the
guests as peasants. Epigrammatical-
Evening star., 1943-06-17

Roy Comfort, who fiddles, and
well, during tea and crumpet hour
in the Lounge Riviera, is such a re-
liable fellow. Wandering scribes
having for the moment exhausted
sources for material to garble may
always fall back on Mr.. Comfort in
his loungey lair Mr.. Comfort, as
every one must know by this time,
once played as concert master in
Victor Herberts Concert Orchestra.
He shares the American publc's
general worship of the tunesmith's
works, and consequently grows vol
uble about the man and his music
with only slight shove of encour-
agement. And you needn't worry
about Mr.. Comforts authority to
discuss Mr.. Herbert In the course
of the violinist's long association
with the composer conductor he also
served as valet to the master.
1t is perhaps his recollections as
valet and general manager of the
ever shifting Herbert household that
hold a special interest as far as
lovers Of the beautiful people are
concerned.
AS a personality, Mr.. Comfort
found the composer of Kiss Me
Again" irresistible. A man with a
sense for good appearances, Victor
Herbert was fussily correct in his
dress. He always insisted, too, upon
having mis- valet, then youth of IT.
odd years, accompanying him on his
regular promenades. Not strictly as
a companion, however. The young
man had to walk about half a pace
Evening star., 1943-06-17
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
Trade Mark Registered U. s. Patent

ly speaking, stiff shirts for stuffed
shirts.
Well, the feud should be in active
progress any hour now. If it isn't,
the publicity agents will bloody well
make it so before press time to-
morrow
For several score years there has
been a constant and unrelenting
feud carried on by various segments
of the South over the proper means
of preparing a mint julep. One fac
ton favCrs crushing the fragrant
mint, while the other considers this
sheer blasphemy. This controversy
has assumed national Importance
in a limited sense But there is an
(See NIGHT CLUBS, Page BID
Evening star., 1943-06-17

Dror,otc group Of TO, Many below half price.
Every one superb voIue. BeoutfuI royon crepes,
lovely royon prints ond royon Jerseys. few in black
and navy. Mony -ond-two- Of o-kind. Broken
ond but good ronoe the group
for misses.
Evening star., 1943-06-17

ldeol for beoutcions, maids ond weor
at home. Shades Of rose. green, blue,
moize. Tubfost cotton. Broken SIZE
assortment z to 40.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Daytime Dresses
Plus 1915 Federal Tar

Orig. NON
Royon Crepe Shlrtwoist
Dress; wine; size l2--- 7o5 2.97
Spun Royon Maternity
Dresses; wine; O and Z;
damaged; os is- 4o5 100
Step In Hostess Gown;
blue poko-dot royon
shontune; size l8--- 5.o7 3.97
Maternity Dresses; spun
royon; sizes 0 and a. 4oS I.e7
Shirtwost Dress; blue
paisley print spun royon;
pIeoted skirt; size lo 8.o5 3.e7
Coot Dress; blue floral
print spun royon: size s 8.95 3.97
Evening star., 1943-06-17
ROOM. Scatter-siZe Rugs

3 ObIone 3Ox6O-lnch Cot Orig. Nom
ton String Rugs 1850 e.s5
z Ovof 2ox44-Inch Cotton
String Rugs -- e95 3.e5
81 Yds PIo,n Peoch Cor
petng; 36 inches wide;
yd. -------------- $50 2.e5