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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

term" This IS tho glowing color.
full material of butterfly wings.
Substances known 10 chemists
as "purincS and grenadines" also
proved useful in checking Sulfa-
drug anemla. Thyroid extract
feeding made up for lack Of this
hormone induced in Sulfa treated
animals.
Or. Martins theory is that sulfa
drugs destroy countless harmless.
friendly germs in the human in
tcStinal tract, and that these
germs produce such important
vltamlnS as biotin and folio acid
needed hy the human body Indis-
eliminate use Of Sulfa drugs was
dccricd by the scientist.
Or. Earle c. Whittier. l. s. de-
partnont Of agriculture scientist.
revealed that Tactic acid. sour
milk acid is the basis Of new
plaStICS which resemble glass or
even tin and other metals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Michigan Leads
In Victory Plans

Whatever is in store for Michi-
gan after victory comes, benefits
should not be missing for lack of
postwar planning, according to
Gov Kelly.
Address the International Dis
trict Of Rotary Clubs of South
eastern Michi & an and South
western Ontario at the Crosse
Pointe Country Club, the governor
declared Michigan already leads
the Union in postwar planning,
with fund Of S58,00O,0 900 set up
for schools, hospitals and unem-
ployment compensation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Lik0IlS Filler Training
To Mass Auto Output

The training Of army aviation
cadets today was lkened 10 the
mass production Of the automobile
assembly line by Col Thomas j.
DuBose. chief of the air crew divi-
sion OF the Office of the assistant
chief of air staff training.
1.-THE capital investment In the
army air forces plant virtually
equals the capital investment nf
the entire autOmOtive industry"
he told a meeting Of the Detroit
section of the Society of Auto
motive Engineers.
"PilOt training has been
forced 10 adjust itself from in
dividuaI training 10 mass pro-
ductiOn training with the advent
OF the war.
FINEST OF YOUTH
'Where in normal times we
turned out 800 to 400 pilots
year. we now have TO keep pace
with plane production. Naturally.
we must draw upon the finest
Of our youth"
Before his address which Illus
trated the average cadets training
from the time he enlists until he
wins his wings, Col. DuBose elabo-
rated upon the training the cadet
receives.
THE new program Of giving
each cadet five months of college
training before he Is given flight
training has twO-fold purpose"
Col. DuBoSe said.
First OF all, II gives the cadet
something to occupy his mind
before he Is actually called up.
Most Of them can't get jobs
during the interim between their
graduation from high school and
their call to active duty.
NEED FOR TRAINING
Second. and just as impor-
tant, II the fact that they are
educated along the lines the
eli uCSiTtSs ~NUW
that requirements for enlist
ment have been reduced from
two years OF college to a high
school diploma, there Is def
mite need for the training"
A graduate of West Point, Col.
DuBose wears the wings of COM
mand pilot. He has had more
than 5000 hours in the air.
First 1t. Jimmy Stewart. late
of the movies and now ready for
active service as the pilot of a
four-engined bomber, served under
Col DuBose for more than year
at Mather Field. in California.
HE Is great soldier, make
no mistake about that. Jimmy
was an instructor i'm a school
for instructors under me, and ne
knows his business" Col. DuBoSe
said.
Col. DuBoSe was accompanied
here by Mai. s. j. Chester, chief
Of special events for the army air
forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Hudson Opens
Polish Exhibit

4 Photographic exhibit. which
required six months to prepare and
depicting Poland in her happier
past and her present plight. opened
today in the J. l. Hudson Co store
Called Poland Fights On. " the
display includes a 36-panel fri6ze
contrasting a gay prewar festival
with two young Polish girls ma
chine gunncd by NaziS, and POI
lands modern schools with star0-
ing children.
Pictures Of PolandS fighting
efforts 20 rid itself of the NaZi
yoke also are shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
DISCOVER RARE METAL

DrS. A. d. Melaven and J. A.
Bacon of the University Of TcnncS-
see have discovered a method OF
extracting rhcnlum from flue dust
OF molybdcnum ore Rhenium,
rare and heavier than gold. is a
very important metal for speeding
up chemical processes OF war in
duStTieS.
Prof. Harold c. Hodge Of the
University of Rochester has found
that when animals or human be-
ingS fast" il is their fat which
mostly keeps them alive. In young
mice. during starvation, as much
as 90 per cent of the fat IS burned
TO supply heat and energy.
These studies arc expected "a
aid in care of undernourniShed
Europeans and Asiatics in the
postwar period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Commodity Prices Drop

WASHINGTON. April 13-Gcn-
eral level Of wholesale commodity
prices was lower last week. accord
ing TO the price index compiled by
The National Fertilizer Association.
In the week ended April 10, this
index stood ut 1860 per cent of
1858 average against 1863 IN
the preceding week. 1855 a month
0go and l26S a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
BUTTERFLY WINGS

Animals fed large amounts OF
sulta drugs showed increased tend
cncy 20 bleeding. which was cured
when vitamin X was given, and
even better cured when both vita
minis n and & were administered
Nilamin & should be fed in eSpe-
cially large amounts 10 all per-
sons under Sulfa treatment, DR.
Martin said
Cure Of anemia. shortage OF red
and white blood cells produced by
Sulfa drug thcrapy was effected in
animals by feeding them "Xanthop-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
SssEia Magic Told
Mt Chemists ParIeV
BY G.. Il. LAL
International News service science Editor

New methods of using the
magic sulla drugs devised 70 re-
ducc as much as possible the IN.
desirable effects Of "hlitz were
among the notable developments
m chemistry reported at the
American Chemical Society meet
me here today.
Other discoveries and invcn-
tionS. revealed by distinguished
American chemists, included new
anii-malarial drugs, water soft
cucrS extraction OF The rare
metal lhcnlum from American
ores. camoufaEo materials, So
crc'S Of The body> use Of fat dur
ing starvation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Slow but Sure

LOS ANGELES. April u UP)
Bill Whorlcy, -. is a. his way
home from BuenoS Aires to regis
ter for military service and should
arrive in about year" ms
mother SAID today.
Hes coming on horseback"
she explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
10 on Bomber Killed
In Arizona Crash

TUCSON, ARR. April IL (INS)
Ten men, the entire crew of a
four-mo:ored Liberator bomber.
were killed yesterday when the
plane crashed three and a half
miles southeast of DaviS-Monthan
field, army officials reported to-
day None of the crew was from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
NV TSE ZOE DRUG

Or Gustav J. Martin. medical
scientist Of the Warner Institute
for Therapeutic Research in New
York presented the new methods
OF using Sulfa drugs, whether al
the war-lrontS or at the home
fronts.
All such drugs tend 70 cause
certain nu,rtional Deficiencies IN
the body. Or Martin learned
through special experiments on
animals.
Sulfa drugs cause shortage OF
vitamn *. needed for the CLOTHING
OF blood in normal timc-a most
important matter m wounds and
operations and also of red and
white blood cells. They appear 10
impair the working of the thyroid
gland. thus producing thyroid de-
fiCIcnCV ln certain individuals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
SWilllS I'D Hours Fleeing
.gaD Cruisers SfrafinS
Companions Slain,
Boat Shot to Shreds,
Yank Sailor Escapes

"Three times I gave myself up
and tried 10 drown myself but
1 didn't have the CUTS"
Coast guard officials attributed
this statement today 10 CoXSwaln
Robert j. Caravan, who made
shore in a precarious 19-hour swim
after sticking with his little craft
until il was shredded 'by enemy
fire in the Guadalcanal theater.
At dusk. last August Is, Cana
van and five other coastguardmen
were dispatched 10 patrol for
submarines in a 36-foot landing
boat off kukun.
With the passing Of an uncvcnt-
full night "A light cruiser, flying
no flag, came around the western
side Of Savo Island II identified
itself with a burst Of machine gun
fro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Delay Price Ceiling

WASHINGTON. April Il -
Rayon hosiery price ceilings, pre-
viously scheduled TO 60 into effect
April Is, were postponed until May
Is bV the OPA Yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Secret Raises
Force DSR TO
Open Sessions

A completely open and above
board conduct of official business
was pledged today by the DSR
commission as the result Of rcvcla-
tons Of secret pay raise granted
p DSR heads and completely
secret commission meeting held a
week ago at an uptown hotel.
Word of the closed session
leaked out at yesterdays commits
sion meeting when minutes were
approved for a meeting held April
IS at the Great Lakes Club in the
Belcrest Hotel
Commission Prcsiden. Samuel
T. Gilbert IS an active member
Of the club. lie explained that
the session was held 10 give speedy
approval TO a long list Of routine
.employc adjustments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
APPEAL REFUSED

His action came after the
! United States Supreme Court had
Infused 10 hear his appeal from
- state supreme court which had
upheld ms conviction IN Circuit
Court.
Others. whose appeals were de-
nicd along with McCrca. are cN-
pected 10 surrender 10 Sheriff
Baird within the next few days
Among them are eX-Shcrin Thomas
C. Wilcox and four persons con-
victed ot operating gambling
houses. They are Eddie Way. Ben
Landesberg. Clyde Stsmbaugh and
Louis Elliott.
Bertha Malone, who made a
separate appeal 70 the higher
courts. is also expected TO appear
for commitment 10 the Detroit
House OF Correction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
YANKS HELPLESS

I The Americans were helpless Il
run for TulaHi, eight miles away
for the cruiser. outclaSSIng then
boat in speed and Grcpower
blocked the escape
All but Canavan abandoned ship
only 10 be killed by Jap machine
guns as they bobbed in their life
preSerVcrS. Crouchlng under Tho
wheel. the young warrior held hopt
for Bleaching his craft
when the Japs riddled the
instrument panel and shot the
wheel up" recalled Caravan.
IL figured II was time for me To
leave. had noticed that the
others had worn their tifr Jackets
and II occurred Ia me they made
mighty good targets.
SHEDS JACKET
$50. before I rolled of the
cunwale. kneIt on IN floor
boards again and shed my Jacket.
~ rolled into the water. "A
burst OF gunfire ripped the floor
boards where / had been kneel-
ing. "
Transforming the plywood boat
into a sieve with gunfre. tho
japanese pulled alongside and
sank II
FLOATING on my back" rc-
counted Canavan. II could see
the cruiser a. she passed within
30 feet OF me. The Japs thought
I was dead. for they didn't
bother me but continued on 10
where the rest Of the crew were
struggling in the water about a
mile away.
when the cruiser reached
them. she stopped for about FIVE
minutes and I heard machine
guns ChatteTlng. When she
moved on, none Of the boys Was
visible"
The cruiser which went on 10
shell Tulagi, was later sunk by. a
FIXING Fortress, coast guard Off
cialS reported. With the cruiser
vanishing from view. CanaNan
started swimming
At first. used the crawl hut
later used the back and side
strokes, which took less energy
out of me-" he said. II kept
humming all the songs knew
in an effort 10 keep my spirits up.
II did more praying in those
a Al
previous 20 years Of my life
After "a hours. he reached
Florida Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
UNOFFICIAL SESSION
at was just an unofficial con-
ference of the commission and

ference of the commission and
general manager" Gilbert said.
a check OF tho minutes. how.
ever. revealed that official action
had been taken on tho more thar
100 employees affected.
Chief cause Of the confusion anC
a point which the commissioners
were unable 10 explain was tho
mysterious letter from Genera
Manager Fred A. Nolan recon.
merding raises for the p eXccu,
tiVeS.
DSR Secretary Homer +. Libey
who keeps all DSR commission
records. never saw it; Gilbert anc
Commissioner Louis c. Miriam
claimed never TO have seen II uni
II was introduced at yesterday
meeting.
MYSTERY RECORDS
Asked where II had been since
Feb. l6, the day it was written
Nolan replied:
II don't know where it's been.
All l know is IL left this office
Feb. Is. addressed to Gilbert
and Miriani.'
Gilbert said he had seen list
OF executives with recommended
pay raises before he took his Feb
ruary vacation in Florida. but had
never seen the letter OF recon-
mendation which accompanied it,
Another outgrowth of yester-
days meeting was the resignation
Of Floyd J Wheaton, Superintend-
ent Of rolling stock, one OF the %
executives whose pay was raised
from $500 A year to $3.50.
Eve are being criticized for
raising our executives 10 per
cent" Gilbert said, land here we
go and lose one OF our best men
because the raise wasn't big
enough"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
CONVICTED , YEARS AGO

After claiming that no fought
for the rights Of the common poo
pie and eliminated the. bread
trust and the milk truStJ Nc
Crca concluded by saying that.
with the desire 10 cooperate. /
am herewith rendering your com
mittcc my resignation as a mem
ber OF the state Bar Of Michigan ~
NCCroa surrendered 20 prison
officials late yesterday three
years and one month after being
indicted hy the Judge Ferguson
Special Prosecutor OUara grand
jury and two years after convic-
ton by a jury IN Judge PugSley'S
court for taking graft collections
from operators OF gaming and dis
ORDERLY houses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
.McCrea
Enters
jackson

Coincidentally with his rcsigna.
tion from the Michigan Bar Asso-
cation convicted eX-PfoSecutor
Duncan G. McCrcaS thrcc-Ycar
fight for freedom ended today be-
hind the bars Of jackson prison
lie became Inmate No. 1929.
His resignation from the bar as
Sociation was contained IN letter
90 Frank r. kenney. chairman OF
the grievance committee The Bar
Association had lcvclcd six charges
OF improper conduct and McCrea.
in his letter OF res gnatlon, entered
q fat denial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
BEAUTIFUL
PATTERNS

{ n DOSE from soft
tone-on-tone, leaf and
all-over motifs in a
varie V Of II C h
blended colors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25

oils, or vitamins; others are low in one
or more or perhaps all of these food
constituents.
Some vegetables are far more valuable
than others in these respects. For instance,
no garden would be INTENTIONALLY complete
without spinsch or chard cabbage. carrots,
tomatoes, lettuce, onions, beans and winter
squash.
Winter squash in a small city garden?
Probably not, but this brings forth the
third consideration the limited size of the
garden. Every garden, no matter how
small, should contain the first seven
essential vegetables plus three to five
additional kinds such as radishes, peas,
beets and sweet corn.
A % by 50-foot garden can we'll take
care of Is kinds of vegetables, but farm
or community garden 100 by $50 feet may
include some Is TO 80 different kinds
Too many new vegetables and new
varieties in a small garden can waste much
valuable space. Stick 10 the old reliable
vegetables such as onions, carrots, beets,
parsnips, turnips, peas. beans, sweet corn,
tomatoes, radishes, spinach, chard, lettuce,
cabbage and broccoli.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Tardy Tire Inspection
Holds Up B. G Cards

With the deadline for tire In
spections three days Oh. thousands
of motorists have failed to qualify
for renewal CT B. c and T gas
ration books, Arthur II Sarvis
state OPA. declared today.
He emphasized that rationinl
boards cannot approve new sup.
elemental books unless motonst,
have had tire Inspections by Feb.
ruary IS.
only those who can prove
that serious illness or mitigating
circumstance made inspections
impossible have an opportunity
10 get gas or tires after the
deadiine," he added
Holders of a books have unit
March 81 for their first tire in
spection.
Meanwhile II was announced
that more than 90 per cent of {
ration books IL. this area expire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Few TO Receive
Additional Gas

Few motorists will be able 20
take advantage Of the recent OPA
relaxation OF regulations 10 permit
additional r gasoline allowances.
Edward T. Broadwcll. district
rauoning officer predicted today
Broadwcll said an applicant for
additional gasoline must prove
more gasoline is needed 10 get TO
and from work that a permanent
Shsre-the-ride arrangement, in
which he carries three or more
passengers, exists. and that alter
nate transportation is inadequate.
Broadwell said extra gas Will be
given in rarest circumstances and
then after a thorough investiga-
ton. Added gas can be allowed
only by OPA state directors and
district managers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Requests BdftIeship
Named for Michigan
Time, staff Correspondent

LANSING. Feb. Senator
Joseph LaFramboiSe made G
second attempt today TO get Mich.
igan recognized by the United
States Navy.
He had introduced a resolution
asking that boat be named after
Mackinac Island. only to have il
stalled. Under his latest resolution
the navy will be asked to name
its next battleship the l.. 6. S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Lot of IFS to Hurdle to Beat Rationing
.,---.------------->---'C clip and Sare.---------,
Let's Garden
lone Gardening Specialist. Michigan State College
By PERRY BOWSER

THE -of-the-month Tor March is
L usually a brightly illustrated seed
catalog. The modern seed catalogs not
only serve the purpose of advertising seed
supplies, but they contain important and
helpful plant growing information.
First, carefully study the description
Of the variety from a quality standpoint
Then consider the size Of the plant in
relation to the size of your garden. city
gardener should stick to bush peas which
are usually early; tall growing pea vines
require too much space.
Another thing TO study in the seed
catalog is the variety-maturity dates. Will
the peas produce an edible product in 50
days or so days, or sweet corn in 90 days
or So days? BY selecting two or three
varieties, which mature in a different
length of time-60-70-S5 days-we can
have an extended harvest from one plant
ing date. Here's a suggestion, gardeners
do not limit your reading TO one catalog
Acquire two or more.
One family has fondness for spinach
and doesn't care for chard. Naturally,
spinach will be included in their garden,
and chard will not. With another family,
the reverse may be true
Personal likes and dislikes should play
prominent part in deciding what shall be
included and what shall be omitted, and in
determining what crop shall be grown in
larger quantities or in limited amounts.
Another factor that should be given
important consideration in deciding on what
shall be grown and in what quantities.
more important consideration than often is
the case-is the nutrftive value Of the
product. Some vegetables are high in
carbohydrates. or proteins. minerals, or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Bigger Tins
Cans Fewer, SaIvaeers
Seek Larger Ones

Anticipating a curtailment In
the use of canned goods by house
wives, the Wayne County salvage
committee is making a drive TO
get in more of the larger cans
from city and county institutions
and restaurants to make up for
less tin from homes in the next
collection, which will be held on
March Is.
Terry Bannon. chairman OF the
tin section, predicted total of
1900 tons. The last collection
brought in 100 tons.
City and county institutions
have promised TO turn in their tin
collection in the next pickup Only
ElolSc has not been pledged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
.0PA toPegPri(e
of Retail Meat
Photo by Times stan Photographer
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

Detroit Times washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-After
a conference with President
Roosevelt. Price Administrator
Brown today gave the first official
intimation that the OPA hao
started machinery for placing
ceilings on the retail price of meat
Meat ceilings now are on prices
at the packing plants, and it is
said that unrestrained consumer
charges at the meat markets have
encouraged a black market wilder
than bootlegging in prohibition.
Retail ceilings will be placed on
pork almost Immediately. then on
veal and lamb Brown said lie
added that OPA had not vet
started on grading for ceiling
prices on beef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Deiroifers Arraigned
For Windsor KiIIino

Charged with the fatal shooting
last October 2 of Joseph Borg
Windsor restaurant owner. Bruno
kisielewski, p. and Stephan Ogro.
dowski. 25, both of Detroit. were
arraigned in Windsor police court
today and remanded one week for
trial.
Kisielewski and OgrodowSki
were arrested in Detroit last week
end and, after waving eXtradition,
taken 10 Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Il Women 10 Get
Diplomas as Wardens

Seventy-two members OF the
first regiment Women'S Air Raid
Wardens graduating in the second
officers training class, will be
given their diplomas at exercises
in the Brush street armory Fri
daV evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25

wives TO sea,
a n d tn ir
children were
born on board
ship. In fact,
so IN e babies
were born In
the midst of
naval battles,
the births be-
ing FASTENED.
no doubt, by
the shock OF
gunfire.
There are
plenty OF eN-
pressiOns like
that. = o m e
of them have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

It'll be son of n gum" said
somebody, and Chief John Pival
remarked, do you know where
that expression came FROM"
We said no.
"Years ago." said Chief Pival,
sailors sometimes took their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Heads Wayne J-Hop

Bernard Linden OF 666 Prentis
is chairman of the committee ar
ranging the annual Wayne Uni
versity J-Hop tomorrow night at
Masonic Temple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25

Sunday. Edward T. Broadwall.
OPA district mileage rationing
officer. said that unused coupons
are worthless after that date.