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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Sees i. ). Debt
Al $50 Billions

NEW YORK. Jan. s (UPl.--
Americas national debt probably
Will reach rs peak At approx
nately S25OOooO0O 600 by July ]
1945. w. l., Hemingway president
of the American Bankers AsSocla-
ton, predicted today
In 2 speech before tho Chamber
OF Commerce Of the State Of New
York, Hemingway, president oil
the Mercanile-Commerce Bank
and Trust Company. 81. Louis
said such an expectation was not
unreasonable lna,muCh As the
war has apparently taken a favor
able turn for the United Nations
he pointed 0ut that a year Of
war against the ANIs lifted the
national debt of tins country n
$4,000 coo 600 a. the start oi
1913
II think YOU will agree with
me-" he SAID that We want
every dollar PROVIDED maj may
he necessary for the successful
conduct Of the war hut We insist
that waste in all depa rtments Of
the government he eliminated
now.
THE reports of the commit
tees ~ Congress such as those
beaded nv Senator Truman and
rnator Byrd indicate what can
!" done In that direction, and
the November elections give
confirmation 10 the determine
ton NJ the people that eNtraVa-
gance In government must stop"
Billions for defense hut not
one dollar for boondoggling.'
must he our slogan" he de-
clared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
u. of Nj.
Student
finishes

ANN ARBOR. Jan 8.-Univer.
s.W AUTHORITIES today ask and in
tho search for Ibrahim Ha>>an
33 graduate student from lraq
VINO has been missing since New
Years I've
Ha>>m apparently intended 10
leave INC school. since it was dis
covered he had taken his personal
belongings but his failure 10 no.
ufy his roommate on professors
furni~hc, a clmpu, mystery.
a Flint cul is believed 20 have
bCcD tho last person 10 have heard
from 1u lie tciCpboncd ne would
boz late Tor thcI NcW Years Eve
date.
Has,an .- described as . feet ;
inches TALL 1f5 pounds IN weight
and when last seen was wearing a
dark SUIT and blue oyercoat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Phoebe Hearst
Ship Ndmesdke

WILMINGTON. Cal. Jan s
GINS The s 5 Phoebe Apper-
son Hearst. a Liberty ship named
In honor Of the California philan-
ihropist and mother Of publisher
William Randolph Hearst. has
been launched by the California
Shipbuldiug Corporation
The ship launched % days after
the keel was laid. was Christencd
by Mrs HcarStS great grand
daughter and namcSake. Miss
Phoebe Hearst, who said.
Launching Of any ship il an
honor, hut particularly this one
named for such wonderful per
son rs my great grandmother"
Mrs Hearst and Mrs Alice VI
Dirney founded the National Con
gress OF Parents and Teachers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Rank of General
Again Urged for
Billy Mitchell!
detroit Time. Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON Jan s. sen
Alexander Wiley tR) Of Wisconsin
today announced thar he would re-
introduce hiS-rcSolution 70 grant
the poSthumouS rank OF major gen
oral 10 Billy Mitchell.
Tho resolution passed by VAC
Senate in tho last Congress. VA,
blocked by The House. Senator
Wiley SAID today
"Thc brass hats are still try
ing 10 block any recognition of
the fact that Billy Mitchell was
right though he has been
proved right time and again.
action at this time. Of course,
won't help General Mitchell.
But IL will serve TO drive home
the lessons that he taught. II
we had listened 10 Mitchell, we
wouldn't have suffered our dis
aster at Pearl Harhor-and We
wouldn't have the menace Of
lap force in the Aleutians to-
day"
Senator Wucy recalled Mitch
ellis warnings that INC AIcuIan.
wcrc a vital pot IN America IS dc
lenses II was Mitchell who warned
that the laps would come 10 th,
Aieutans IN the n.gHt-ogt Of ;
fog
/ Senator Wiley said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

II Year OId's Bargains
Nipped by Police

ELIZABETH y J, Jan. S
flNSl.-An lnfantile black mar
ket' in butter was disclosed today
by police after The arrest Of an
unnamed l2-yc r-old Schoolhoy
whose bargain sales had nctted
hun s. IS
Arrest Of tho boy followed a re-
port from a downtown merchant
that L. pounds Of butter had been
stolen from his refrigerator. The
boy sold SIX pounds of the butter
door-to-door and then cached the
balance IN vacant iot
He surrendered both The money
and thc remaining butter and was
paroled in custody Of ms parents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Order Boomeranos
On Office OF WPB

ROCKFORD. III. Jan s GNS).
The Rockford office Of the War
Production Board knew today
what II means 10 be hoist by his
own pciard
a typewriter agency notified
the WpB office ~ must return all
tho rental typewritCrS IT was US
ing The reason tho WPB had
issued An order getting that all
rental machines must be called IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
n. Y. Movie AdVertiseS
Warmth 10 Fill House

NEW YORK. Jan. s uNSl.-A
now form of MOVE advertising
hIo,somcd In Now York today
concIdcnt with The latest reduc-
ton iu fuel oil rauonS.
Come TO our thcaterS," urged
one large move chain, land keep
warm. We use coal"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Says PhiIto Output
10 Expand Further

NEW YORK. Jan. ,s.-Output OF
Corporation. now 100 pei
cent converted 10 war work, is
already considerably higher than
ever before in the company'S his
tory and Should expand further in
coming months, James r. Buckley
president, said today The com.
psny IS now turning out radio
equipment for planes, ships and
tanks: shells. fuses and industrial
storage batteries for the army
and navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
BVS Inmate Gets
I TO 10 Years for
smuggling Guard

LANSING. Jan. : A l6-year-
old inmate who slugCed a Boy
School guard recently
I'm AN attempted escape. was among
three persons who started prison
terms today
Circuit Judge Charles II Hayden
sentenced Robert Dennis Of Pom
tac. an inmate of tho school. 10
serve from . 20 10 years m Jack
son prison for smuggling and ser
IouSly Inurlng an elderly guard
December Z.
Police detectives today were
attempting 10 locate the rela-
tivPs of Arthur Rush. about 20,
who was found dead al a room
ing house here. Police said no
other identification was found
other than card bearing his
name. Coroner Harry Leadley
attributed the death 10 heart
attack.
More than Ss.0OO.O0O in war
bonds and stamps were purchased
bv the residents Of Lansing and
Ingham County here during the
past eight months, Claud Erlck-
Son executive administrator of the
Lansing War Bond Committee an
nounced today He also revealed
that 81 .6OS, 276.45 in bonds and
stamps were bought locally dur
ing the past month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
n. Y. Banking House
Begins 125th Year

NEW YORK. Jan. s-Brown
Brothers, Hartman e. Coz which
dates from banking house
founded in Philadelphia in 1918. is
beginning its one hundred twenty
NTH year. II is one of tho few in
StltutlonS in New York with
continuous business existence OF
that length Of time. The New
York office was opened in 1925
and the Boston office in 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

stance OF which she had no
knowledge.
Naturally, ! feel Miss Turner
should do everything legally
necessary for the protection Of
the child soon 10 be born a.
well "a for her own protection
THE Wishing Well has q
message in cipher for you. Daily
and sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
What S on the Air

This program has been
Eiven The Detroit Time, by
me stations herein listed.
n the presentations ~
scheduled are not on the
A. me fault lies with the
stations ana not The De-
troit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

With Baby Expected Miss Turner Seeks Decree
on Ground Mate Wasn't Divorced

HOLLYWOOD Jan. & CUP).-
Lana Turner. Who announced a
month ago that she is expecting
Il baby today had on fic suit for
annuimcnt of her marriage 10
Stephen Crane on the ground
lrat his divorce was not final
when she and Crane married,
Crane. =, tobacco hcw and
Miss Turner - were married at
Las Vegas. Ncv. la,t July II
Last December Miss Turner said
She was expecting a baby next
juno.
In her suit Miss Turner said
snc only recently discovered that
Crane had not been granted his
ntcrlocutor decree from hls for
NOR wife CARO- kurtZ until Jan
nary 1912, and that tn,, decree
would NOT become final until a
year later on This January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
SATURDAY EVENING

CHIN EdU Hotel Dr'h-
WSIL SandlUfterv
WJLB GpudWl.i Hourly
NJBk silver Leaf stnEcTs
iO.iA D. ".
WIZ Eileen Farrel 81.
MSNL EeHs A,t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
We who know not hunger

SILNERCUP BREAD makes rdfoned foods go further
French Toast Bread Pudding Croquettes Stufng
Bread and Gravy Meat Loaf
Bread and Milk ssszz-~rx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
PITFALLS OF LOVE

DICKY LOOKED from ms
flushed face 10 Katharine : ms
chlevous one, and hight 81 un
holy gIee. all 100 familiar 10 me
Kane into his eyes.
, AHA" he SAID II smell the
plot thickening. also two, three.
maybe five mices. Come clean.
Katrina. tell papa the Joke. lie
needs one"
But Katharine shook her hear
obStinately.
"Madge will tell YOU" kath-
arine said deCisNely. while be-
hind DickyS hack / shook my
fist a. her and threatened dire
things with frownInG broVS.
MADGE MUST CONFESS
And now. little lass with
laughter on your lips, ~ para
phraSed I'm ready tn hear
YOUR confession. You've got one,
can see What are YOU keep
ing from me
Nothing ~ any importance.
7 said. carefully making my
voice as CaSual as ! could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

Nv voice trailed away anr
DlckN slapped his knee
And that means Dad has de
creed that you must he In eNi-
dence. vet disguiSr no
guessed What's your role go
ing 10 he. cigsret girI, or an
elevator operator ."
Nothing 80 romantic" | told
HIM
80. neither of these would
do, ne agreed then added with
dancing eyes There's only one
thing left. Don't tell me you're
going Ia he = chambermaid, :"
DICKY TEASES HER
do you know. I think you'd
make very goOd-ldOkinG cham
bermsid. no said with =
perky little cap atop your still
mStrous locks, and an apron 10
match tied around YOUR
NhapelN bigger. you'd have your
points, my girl might even
make magazine cover of YOU.
What YOU say. Katrina ."
BEFORE NJ goes into any more
rhspsodies. Madge.' Katharine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
LAUGHS At HER

~ YOU could have seen your
face when YOU were describing
Your role" he chortled and
then went ~ INTO another
par0NN>u ~ laughter.
You know. think I'll 20
down 10 that hotel tomorrow. %
he sad and take room on
rnHT r0Or- Then III stand At
the door and yell Maid" every
FIVE minutes. VIII keep YOU
on the run, It'll he the FIRST
chance I've ever had since We
We're married to get YOU on that
obey clause YOU bribed the
minister 10 leave out Of the
service
"DickN." 7 protested ndiC-
r4n'It u didn't" Ehen l
realized 1000 'atc that once more
he had Lr' 4 rise out of me,
"Ot course YOU did" he de-
clsred hut Of course you'd
never own M to IL. However.
I hlsckmailrd the preacher. and
he confessed I've been waiting
10 get even ever since And
now. mo proud beauty. YOU are
at nv mercy
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

IERE pleasant little game that will message
every numerical puzzle designed 70 spell out
hrst II the number
subtract II the number Is less than o.
ada number Start al the upper eft
and check OF your key
numbers night Then read the the letters under
n. checked figures give you 62S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
By ADELE GARRISON

advised dryly you'd better tell
him what Dad has planned for
you.
TELLS SECRET
And what I'll do 10 YOU
when get good chance" l
threatened dark U.s. Then !
turned reSoiutely 10 DIcky.
III I We're Mary. I'd tell YOU
Ia 60 ahead and laugh your fool
head Off" ! SAID tarlly. Sow
here's the great secret. Dad -
going to have me take room
at the hotel tomorrow morning
at 3 O'Clock. and Halloran IL
coming over la transform me
into drab, stopped, gray haired
woman, 20 nonde>Cript that no
body will give her second
glance.
7 Dyed h.m defsnNv bar ms
reaction 20 my news vas exactly
Vr-t had expected With A
hoop Of laughter he SpranG n
ms feet and then collapsed into
ms chair again. doubled up viii
mfrft
Evening star., 1943-11-21

already seen it" he said, and piloted her out
the door, They were swept up at once by the
eager, jostling crowd of servicemen and girls.
Katie forgot that it was Sam she was with.
She felt again as though she we're part of the
tide, identified at last with the exhilarating
sadness of those hours that are always too
short, and inevitably followed by the finality
of departure.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

over" he said, ''but didn't want to bother
with hotel reservation. We have just time
for movie and a bite to eat before catch
the train
Katie smiled wistfully. "You choose the
movie then," she said. AFTER all, these few
hours belong to you, darling"
Sam looked little startled at that. There's
good one across the street if you haven't
Evening star., 1943-11-21

f1ER two roommates - Beth and Mandy -
were in a constant swirl of furloughs, and
promotions and anxious waits for the phone
to ring. Every girl at the Office seemed to be
similarly involved. But though she knew quite
a few men, most of them in uniform, Katie
seemed to have missed the answering spark
She was never able to care enough; for some
reason that she couldn't fathom, she was
always on the outside looking in.
So now she thought, Poor Sam. Poor
darling boy!' And hurried, because he had
only few hours. She reached the hotel feeling
pleasantly feverish, and Sam was already
there, waiting for her. She saw right away.
with a slight pang of disappointment, that
he looked just the same in uniform as he had
out of it. He was still chubby, and he still
had round face and slightly thinning hair.
But though Sam hadn't changed, the at
mosphere in the lobby was undeniable. Every
where young men and girls were meeting each
other - hands outstretched, eyes darkened
with emotion Katie rushed up to Sam. I'm
so sorry to keep you waiting" she said. "Sam
darling, how are you? Where are they send
ing you? think it's shame you have such
a short time!"
Sam nodded affably. Il could have stayed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-16
Cross Dnieper

A Russian Mp standing the German side of
the Dneper River directing the traffic coming over
that pontOon bridge captured by the Reds in their
drive to the all important river. Other units
crossed in boats many soldiers swan across.
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Entered as second-ciass matter June 10,
1913 at the Post Office at Detroit, Mich.
Under the Act of March 8, 1879
Evening star., 1943-11-05

Mrs Ruth Henderson, of the Mid
die Georgia Hospital School of Nurs-
ing, Macon, Ga, medical pavilion
supervisor.
Other Hospitals Represented.
Graduates of four other Washing
ton hospitals, including Rita Angus
terrier, former District A.A.U. SWIM
ming champion. have been ap-
pointed to the staff. In addition to
Miss Augusterfer, graduate OF
Providence, Miss Katherine Ryon
also OF Providence. and Mrs. Kath-
crime Miller of Garfield Memorial
Hospital, and Mrs. Louree Phillips
National Homeopathic, also will
serve at Bethesda.
Other members of the Staff will
be Mrs. Lilly DeFreytas. Mrs. Louis
Gibbons, Mrs. Ethel McKesson and
Mrs Mildred Olson.
The registered nursing staff will
be assisted by a group Of practical
nurses who have not completed for
NAL training but have had practi-
cal experience. Those already ap-
pointed are Mrs. Estelle BroadhurSt
Mrs. Beulah Brown, Mrs. R. E Lam
berson, and Mrs. Marie Lindsay.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Ex-Be||boy Acquitted
In Mercy Staying
Hewlett Judged Insane
When He Slew Brother
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 5.-Htlton
T. Hewlett, rs, former hotel bell
boy, has been acquitted OF the
mercy" Staying of his brother,
Edgar, 80, a cripple, here on Febru-
ary Is. Hewlett WAS found in
nocent "by reason OF insanity"
Edgar Hewlett was found shot
to death less than an hour after
his mother died from natural causes.
His brothers defense, offered be-
fore a jury in Corporation Court
No. 2 here yesterday, contended
that Edgar was killed so that his
"careworn" mother, who attended
the cripple from the time of his
infancy, might rest in peace.
Hilton Howlett's statement was
corroborated by relatives and
friends, who testified that they often
had heard Mrs. Hewlett express the
hope that her invalid son would
precede her in death. The jury
deliberated SO minutes before re-
turning a verdict.
CommonWealths Attorney j. Hume
Taylor argued that Howlett's act
was not recognizable under the law
and took the position that the de-
fendant was sane at the time Of
the Staying.
DR.. George w. Brown, former
superintendent of the Eastern State
Hospital at Williamsburg, stated
from the witness stand that How
lett was insane at the time of his
brothers Shaving.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
Sligo Citizens
Approve GARBAGE Plan

General approval of the trash and
garbage collection program inaugu-
rated this week in the Silver Spring
area by the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission was voiced by
the Sligo -Branview Community AS
sociation at meeting at the Park
side School Wednesday night.
The Public Finance Committee of
the group, however, was directed to
study the project for a further check
on costs
President George Wheeler re-
quested that committee reports be
made at the next meeting on pro-
posals under consideration by the
Allied Civic Groups Of Silver Spring
for establishment of a hospital in
Silver Spring and the feasibility of
having the Silver Spring post office
made a branch of the WASHINGTON
past Office.
Committee Chairmen were an
nounced by Mr. Wheeler as follows.
Constitution and bylaws. Edward
Gardner, membership, N. NJ. Brown:
sanitation and public health. l.. B
Neumann: public Improvements
George Bird: public utilities. c. A
Smith, public safety, r. c. O'Conor:
education and recreation. T. G
Garoner, legislative. Martin joyce
and public finance, S. Swain.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
S5,151,000 Increase
In Teacher Pay Fund
Approved by Darden
Budget Unit Indorses
PIon Roise Average
Solory to Nearly $500
Fy the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Nov 5.-Gov. Darden
and his Budget Advisory Commits
sion have agreed on an increase of
SIS, isl 900 for the next bienniurh in
the States appropriation for teach
ers, making possible an average SAL
lary Of $1,000 per teacher unit for
the first year and $1,371 for the
second.
The average salaries of $1,000 the
first year and $1,371 the second
would be made possible with the ad-
dition Of local funds required by law.
The State would pay $840 Of the
81 200 and $500 Of the 1871.
The additional money proposed is
about $780, 900 less than the ap-
proximately $4,000 900 recommend
ed several months ago by DR.. Dabney
is. Lancaster, State superintendent
Of public instruction, and the State
Board of Education.
National Average, S1,5OO.
Under this recommendation, the
$13 900 900 increase would have pro-
vided for an average salary of 81 400
and upped the States contribution
per pupil from $770 to $1,000. The
national teacher salary is estimated
at more than $500
The Governor proposed increase
would amount to s1.603, 600 for the
first year and $3,547 500 for the sec
ond year of the biennium. and would
raise to s26,472 900 the funds for
teachers salaries in the two-year
period.
1t was pointed out. however. that
the proposed increase to an average
salary per teacher unit Of 81 200 and
81, ,37l does not mean that the aver
age pay to the teacher would reach
that amount. The number of teach
ers in the State exceeds the number
of teacher units.
81 Per Cent Increase.
Gov. Darden, who finished his
work on the budget with the Budget
Advisory Commission. said the
amount proposed for the last wear
OF the blennium represents a ST per
cent increase over the State appro-
prlation for the fiscal year ended
June 30. 1912.
The unit contribution by the State
for the current year is about s8l5.
which includes emergency increases
authorized last winter and spring bv
the Governor to help low-pay teach
ers meet the wartime increases in
living costs
BY executive order, the Governor
made available about s250,0O0 near
the first OF the year and s750,O00 in
April and authorized the State
Board Of Education to incur a deficit.
If necessary, to bring the $3.50 unit
up to S8l5.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
lsNRahoni;nq
&Remiinderym

Fuel Oil-Period No. coupons. good
for 10 gallons per unit, valid now,
expire January 8.
Canned and Frozen Foods. Etc
Book No. 2, X, Y and z stamps
good now until November 20.
Green A, B and C stamps in Book
No. 4 valid through December 80.
Meats, Fats, Etc.-Brown stamps in
Ration Book No. 3: stamps G and
H valid through December 4.
Stamp J becomes valid Sunday
and stamp K November IA. These
expire December a. Stamp L be-
comes valid November 2l: stamp
M, November 28. and stamp N.
December 5. These stamps expire
January /.
Sugar-Stamp % in Book No. 4 good
Tor pounds through January Is.
Tire Inspection Deadlines-For C.
coupon holders, November 30: for
A coupon holders, March 81, 1914.
Gasoiine-No. A coupon worth 3
gallons each) will expire next
Monday instead of November 21.
ShOes-Stamp No. 10 in Book No.
and stamp ! on the "airplane"
sheet of Book No 3 valid now for
an indefinite period.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
War Fund Campaign
lin Fairfax Extended
For Another Week
Donovan Says Drive
Will Continue Until
Each Home Is Cunvussed

John A. K. Donovan, chairman of
the Community War Fund drive in
Fairfax County, announced today
that the campaign has been ex-
tended another week and a meeting
of all area district workers will be
held at O'Clock tonight in his Office
at Falls Church to submit reports
on collections to date.
Mr.. Donovan said that on the
basis Of reports sent to Washington
headquarters this week the county
has raised only ,331.69, or 6l.37
per cent, of its quota of S30,50
He also said that the campaign
will not end. regardless OF whether
or not the quota has been met until
an effort has been made to canvass
every home in the county. Pointing
to the fact that the county's quota
has always been met in past years
he said it is even more important
to meet the goal this year because
of war demands.
To aid in raising the at-laree
quota of $4,000 for the county, the
Fairfax Rotary Club is sponsoring
benefit football game tomorrow
at 1:30 pm. at the Fairfax High
School Stadium between the elevens
of Fairfax and Mount Vernon High
Schools. Arrangements are under
the direction of Bennett w. King
and Harold F. Weller.