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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-13

1##@tE .E..4=-- III -
rama. $4,000 SO Jill pregnali IL
njihoyih domov in Jill poslali v
izgnanstvo, nadaljnih $4,000 je
bio deportiranih v Srbijo, 5000
otrok SO ugrabili njihovim star
Sem in nadaljnih 10000 je bilo
"izgubljenih." Vsak dan Sc Cd
pirajo novi grobovi -.
"stevila zrtev ma Hrvaskem
Sc ne da %preceniti. Vodilne ostsb-
nosti so pregnali il dezele, v ka-
teri gospodarijo plaeanci fash
stow. Vecina Hrvaske je postala
bojisce. Nemci so 10 proglasili q
"a "ozemlje vojaskih operacij."
Marijonetni vladar je morilec
kralja Aleksandra in francoske-
ga ministra "a zunanje zadeve
Barthou-a, Ante Pavelic, posluz-
no orodje v rokah nacistov. Nj
kjer v Jugoslaviji nj odpor tako
silovit kakor ma Hrvaskem.
"Slovenijo germanizirajo-oni
del, katerega so prevzeli Italia
nj, pa italijanizirajo. Isto Sc do
gaia v Dalmaciji, kjer zivi tri
odstotke Italijanov-fasisti zdaj
navajajo SO odstotkov. Italian
ski Heydrich V Dalmaciji, neki
Giovanni Savo, je bill ubit v
Splitu.
"Povsod je odpor-organizi-
ran in neorganiziran. Maj tie
borbene Jugoslovane hrabri "a
vest, da jih zavezniki ne bodo
pozabili. Jugoslavija mora pre-
nasati dejanske in dusevne pre-
izkusnje, kakrsnih svet Sc nj
vidcl-nikdo ne more dvomiti o
tenn, da Sc DO Jugoslavija znova
dvignila il razvalin, demokra-
= ticno in sociaIno p~ravicna mo-
| derna drzava, XII DO sodelovala
z vsem svetom, z onim delom
. clovestva, XII Sc je posvetil istim
idealom.
"V prakticnem pogledu bi BIZ
J la Jugoslavija idealen postran-
: ski who'd Evropo. Zavezniki hi
tam nasli ma mestu in v vecji
meri nego kjerkoli drugje: bo'
julecega Sc zaveznika in izkuse-
ne vojake. Ne vemo Sc, dali DO
r Jugoslavija postala bojisee v
r ozadju, toda pot skozi Jugosla-
4 WHO proti Dunaju je lepa in
mnogo\l judi misli, da Sc Hitler
in njegova vrhovna komanda
= bojita, da 81 bodo zavezniki IL
= brali Balkan "a emo onih took,
< ma katerih Sc bodo spopadli z
a nacisti ma evropskih tleh. Pred
priblizno enim tednom, je Hitler
e poklical bolgarskega kralja b.
: risa v Berlin-dobro obvesceni
d n~evtralni diplomat SO mnenja,
da je Hitler izbral Bolgarijo "a
srediscno toxic obrambe ma Bal
kanu. Tezko ie reel, ali je uspel
= .pregovoriti kralja Borisa, da po-
a sveti vec bolgarskih narodnih
! sill vojnemu naporu osisea. Toda
/ re srecanje samo, in nacin kako
/ so ga opisali nemskemu naro-
du, ces da pomeni okrepitev po-
d stojank osisca ma Balkanu, nam
pove z zadostno jasnostjo: ma
k cisti vedo, da imajo ma Balkanu
J. mnogo slabih took, morda vec
nego kjerkoi drugje. Ako hi
Balkan zopet. postal bojisce, DO
Jugoslavija igrala tam velikan-
i sko vlogo.
"Jugoslavija DO %prerojena in
r, obnovljena--a priznati moramo
tudi, da Jugoslovani to zasluzi-
jo!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-13

kaj SO delali, da so pc vasem
mnenju doprinesli kaj posebno
vaznega "a narod.
Jugoslovanski narod pa je
rodil tudi razdirjajoee osebno-
sti. Kateri so bill in kateri so?
Navedite jih samo dvanajst.
zakaj jih smatrate "a razdira-
joce? .
Kateri ljudje SO pc vasem
mnenju danes najbolj nadebud-
nj ali pa najbolj razdirajoci
mozje v slovenski, hrvatski in
srbski politiki? Cd vsake skupi-
ne navedite najvee dvanajst l.
men. Povejte tudi, zakaj Jill
smatrate kot take.
Prosim, da mi daste resniene
in dejanske podatke o takih jul
goslovanskih osebnostih kot so:
Nikola Paste "Apis", Kralj
Peter l., Radomir Putnik, Sve-
tozar Pribicevic, Stefan Radio,
Vladko Mack, Janez Krek, An
ton Korosec, Ivan Frank, Fra
MO SUPPLE, Ante starcevie, ORA
ga Masin, Petar Ziskovic, Milan
Stojadinovic, Milan Medic, Ante
Pavelic (poglavnik), Draza Mi
hajlovic in njegovi castniki. An
ton Natlacen, Tito, Macy in dru-
gi voditelji partizanov, Ivan Ri,
bar Miroslav Krleza, Ivan Can.
i kar, Dusan Simovic, Momcilc
/ Nincic, Kralj Peter II. Knee Pa
vel, Knezevicevi bratje.
Prosim pa, da Sc ne omejite
samo ma to, povejte mi vse, ka1
mislite, da je kaj ~pomembnega
tudi o drugih, cetudi MISC take
poznani, kot gori omenjeni.
Kaj mislite, zakaj so naciji ii
fasisti tako zlahka pregazili Ju'
, goslavijo aprilu leta 1941?
y Kako 81 razlagate tako Guido
Wit jugoslovanski odpor proti O.
sisGu?
Kateri so politicni in sebicn
nagibi vele-srbske kampanj'
prot hrvatskemu narodu, kal
Sc je pricelo v pricetku let;
1941 in Sc Sc vedno nadaljuje
J.; Ali ina vele-srbstvo kako DO
Ii docnost?
Ali so V jugoslovanskem xiv
J. ljenju tako velike osebnosti, al
pa &c SO bile, kot je ma prime
= Abraham Lincoln, Walt Whit
Ii man, ali pa predsednik vrhov
mega sodisca Holmes? &c sc
kateri SO in zakaj Jill je mogoc
primerjati z Lincolnom, Whit
manom in Holmesom? &c jih n;
zakaj ne?
Slisali ste izrek: narod i'm
Waldo, kakorsno 81 je zasluzi
Ali to velja 0 Srbih, Hrvatih il
: Slovencih tekom dobe Jugosla
= vie kot SANDSTONE drzave
s. Zakaj ali zakaj ne?
n Kako 81 razlagate boz, XII s
C.. je razvil V Jugoslaviji med M
hajlovicem in partizani?
% Ali ne mislite, da pomeni j.
goslavija navzlic napredku i
l. raznim napakam cd 1918 d
a l941 Sc vedno nekak uspeh? c
je, zakaj? Prosim, da ste v ter
> oziru zelo natancni' in jasni.
S Kako 81 mislite politicno i
D. druzabno = gospodarsko bodoi
most jugoslovanskega naroda?
"a Ali ste "a to, da nastane &c
i pet Jugoslavija, kot je bila pre-
hitlerjevim vpadom? Ali je t
i mogoce? Ako mislite, da je, tt
&c daj poVejte, zakaj?
Kaj mislite o Jugoslaviji
j, Velikimi avtonomijami "a ram
D. kraje? Ako ste "a to, kako
0. domisljate MEN ustroj? Kar
o. hi potem postavili Karadzorze
d. vicevo dinastijo? Ali ste moge
in &c "a republiko?
a. kaj pa mislite 0 balkanski fe
o. deraciji ali konfederaciji? Ak
ste "a to, kako 81 domisljate t.
d. ko drzavo? Katere dezele bi b
ri lie vkljueene pri tenn? Kaj pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
40 y N.

WJR-Siiver Theater-D.
WWJ--Detroit Orchestra
CKLW-- Lawrence Welk N
WCAR--News and music
WXYZ-News Ace.
WJLB-HaVen OF Rest r.
WEXlS--Wilhng workers
WJBK-Temple Baptist-R.
R:I5 Y. NJ.
CKLW--A Archbishop
spellman.
WAYZ-Here's 10 Romance
WExL-Redford tsbernscls
$50 Y. ~.
WJR-America IN the afr.
CKLW--Upton Closet.
WxYZ-- Ernest Llndiey \.
WJLB-Echoes NJ Erin "A.
WJBK-Negro Artish-M.
6;4S p. NJ.
CKIW Swedenhorg prog
WCAR-M Music.
WXYZ-Serenade.
WEXL-Meadowru Chap.
100 r. ~.
WJR--Jerry Lester show.
WWJ-Thoss we love
CKLW-Det. Bible class.
WxYZ-Drew Pearson n
WJLB-Det. Greek Hr ".
WExL--Fsith PentecostsI.
WJBk-Youth program,
T:iS Y. NJ.
WXYZ Commentary.
WENLr--Free Wlll Bapttst
WJBk-German American
1880 Y. NJ.
WJR-Ws tho People d.
WWJ Bsndwsgon- y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

a 90 a. ~.
WJBk-News
$3.50 A. 80
NJBk-NeWs and huvc.
500 4. ~
WJBK- Morning Melodies,
: ;O0 4. NJ.
WJLR Melodies
NENl.- Classical music
WJBk- Elder = Greer x.
1850 A. NJ.
CKLW- Baughey Taber
Waltz melodies
WEXL-Old time religion.
7.45 A. N.
WNYZ-MOrning devouons
WJLB-Robt. Ward n.
500 A. NJ
WJR Treasury parade.
CKLW--Organ Moods.
WCAR-News
NAIZ-News. MINISTRIES.
WJLB-Southern singers
WE%Ir- Rev. g Dennlston
WJBk-Elder Jlme sOn-k,
Sis 4 ".
WIR-Navy choir.
wears salvation Army.
$50 A. NJ.
WIR-Cahin Folks "
CKLW-Pontiac Baptist.
WAYI-Wuudsneduers
WJLB--SeCOnd Baptist K,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03

wEXL-Gracs Baptist
WJBk-ChurCh 0f God.
s:iS 4. ".
VICAR Musicale
900 A. ~.
NlR News.
WWI--NeWs roundup.
CkLW-Wurship hour
Weakness and music
WSYZ-Nszarene Church
Multiplying Clouds-M
WENL,-Rev Strandbergn.
WJBk-Russisn pentecust
a.tS 4. NJ
NJR-This could be YOU.
$3.50 A. NJ.
MJR- Musical
WV Church ~ the air.
CkI.W-News Ace.
NNYZ-On a nus Y
WJLB-Mt. Zion Church
WE%I-Rev. X Weinzieri.
WJBK-LithuanIsn prog.
b.4S a. VI.
WIZ r. T. Thomas-T
CKLW Salvation ARMY VI
lU:On A. N.
NIR--NsWs.
WWJ-Nstl Radio Pulpit
CKLW-DetrOit Bible class
WCAR-News Ace.
WHY Eddie Chase "
WJLB-Bethel Tempie-R
WEXLs--R. o. Bible Society
WJBk-Jewish hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
SUNDAY EVENING

WWJ--Hour OF Charm N
CKlW--1ohn II. Hughes n
WkYZ-Goodwill Hour-T
WJLB-Rev. Nine. Hooks.
WJBK-New Salem Bsppt.
I0;ts Y. ~.
CKLW Religious news.
1880 y. NJ.
WJR Hermifs Cave.
WWJ--Catholic hour,
CKLW- News.
WJLB-Goodwili hour-V
WJBK---Rev. {. Anderson
1O:45 v. ".
CKLW- Bobby Hnokey-T.
1900 y. VI.
WJR-Armored Command
WWJ--News
CKLW--Nstional news
WxYZ-Sksting Party N
WJLB-News, Goodwill nr.
Has y. NJ.
WWJ Politics.
CKLW-Hesrtsong Hr r,
WXiZ-- Music you want.
1880 Y. VI.
WWJ-Paclnc story
CKI.W-S stars and stripes
IN Britain.
WJLR-Rev Hsnkerson.
WJBk Popular tunes
1i:45 y. NJ.
WJBk-POpulsr Rhythms.
- MIDNIGHT
NJR-News Ace; music.
WWJ--NewS.
CKLW-News: dawn pstrl
WJLB -America Cslls-N
WEXI.-Moouli't Serenads
WJRK-Corn Till Morn NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
RaAo Z, ogran
SUNDAY MORNING

in;I5 A. ".
NIR-Phii Skillman NJ,
WCAR-OCD reporter
WJLB-United Gospel ct.
1880 A, ~.
WIZ Wings over Iorda n
WWJ-Rabbi sperks-R.
WEAR Musicale.
WILB-Yugoslsv club.
VEIL Rev. John Young.
iO:tS A. ~.
WWJ Garden Hour.
CkLW-Pontiac Baptist.
1900 A. NJ.
WIR-News.
WNJ -Yom Kippur music.
WCAR-Anchor BAY Ass n
WNYZ-News Ace.
WJLB-War Jobs
ENL-C0ngreg Church.
WJBk-Serbian hour.
li:I5 A. ".
WJR-American school.
W%Yz-Dr. J. +. Norris.
1880 A. NJ.
WIR--Rpv John Zoller.
WV WOODBURY. Ross.
CkLW-Angllcan Church.
WJLB-- Bethlehem Church.
WEXLs-Salyation Army.
WIBK-Hebrew Christian.
HAS A. VI.
WWl--Olivio Ssntoro-M.
VII B. News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
H3JIl1I3 ARE IN SEASON.

As usual name Candidates in the race for Mayor
of Detroit and small wonder. what with 100000 in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
MONDAY MORNING

WJLB-Bethesda Temple.
WExls-N ewsCast.
i0:i5 A. ".
WJR-Stories ". s Loves
WWJ--The Open Door
CKLW--Wife preservers
NCAR-Ta bernscle prog X
WXYz-News Flashes.
WEXLS-M Musical program.
1880 A. ~.
NJR--Honeymoon HIND.
WWJ-Hel pmate.D
CKLW-Mary borgsn-T.
WY Music.
WJLB-Great VALUES.
NExL-Nariety music.
tO:45 A. NJ.
WJR-BachelOr = children.
WWJ-Thester of the air.
WCAR-SOcial security
WXYZ- Fun with music,
1900 A. NJ.
WJR-God's country y.
WWJ-Rosd or LIED.
CKLW Meet the Band NJ
WCAR-News Ace.
VIVA Sardis Y.
WJLB-Flying Reporter.
WExL-Newscast: music
1l:ib A. NJ.
WJR-Second Husband-D.
WWJ-Vic and SADIE ID.
CKLW-M Melody Time.
VICAR Wohl Sophistics Is.
1850 A. NJ.
Bright Horizon q.
WWJ--Snow Village-D.
CKLV' Soldiers Wife u.
WCAR-Letters from boys.
WNYZ-Gil MARTIN n
WJLB-Nictory Nolun RS
NE%I-Mustc.
WJBk-- Betty Roberts T.
It:t5 A. NJ.
WIR-Aunt Jenny n.
WWJ---Dsvid Hsrum- u
CkLW What's YOUR idea
WCAR-Spike Jones "
WxYZ-Pages 81 melody.
WJLB-Scrstch Time.
WEXLs-Dance music
WJBk--News Roundup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
osteopathie Women Meet Bsrbs

THE DETROIT OSTE-
OPATH1C WOMEN'S CLUB
will meet m the Book-Csdillac
al s D. m. Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
~ 90 NOON

~ 90 NOON
WJR-News.
World Front.
CKLW-Pau Americana M
WCAR-kamily worship
WxYZ-Radio schOolhouse.
WJLB--Jrwish hour.
WExLl-Rsrkley Church.
WJBK-Czechoslovak preg.
Ie:I5 Y. VI.
WJR-- Fighting Heroes.
I2:SO r. N.
NJR-ln our opinion.
WWJ-That they might hive
WExIs-SalvAtion chapel.
WJBh-Invisibie Church.
l2;t5 r. ~.
WxYZ win Osborne
WEXLs-Lutheran CnurC1
J 90 r. NJ.
WJR-Church o. the Air.
WWJ--Victory business
CKLW-TomOrrow memo
WCAR-Brightmoor TAN clt
WXYZ-Week in review
WEXlr-Parkside Gospel
WJBK--Polish vsrietieS-M
1:I5 r. NJ.
WWJ-Labor for victory
CKLW--New World Com :
WXYZ- Music.
WJLB-Uncle Nick a mr..
1850 y. NJ
WJR-Mother's Album.
WWJ News
CKLW--Lutheran hOur-R
WCAR-Old-fashion church
WXYZ-Luthersn Hour-R.
WExL-Bethel Tabernacle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-03
Barbara MeCurdy Leaving

BARBARA McC URDY is
leaving this Sunday for the
Easements Junior College in
Ormond Reach. Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
UNSKILLED WORKERS.

We have a ioo for you II you are not nov
'mployed on war work. You can earn soc
10 zoe per hour depending on the kind Of
work you can DO hest. Increase IN paw
after 3 months Vacation with nav alter
me year of employment
sHwAYDER BROS. Inc
1870 HIGH ST, ECoRSE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
MAKE MILK co
FARTHER!

Cereals, alone or with fnit,
supplement the nutritive
elements Of milk make a
natural combination that
helps you stretch your pre-
ciousmiIk supply. vitamins,
minerals, proteins, food
energy-in one dish!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
MARVELLOUS FLAVOR
YOUR FAMILY WILL
LOVE THEME

Kellogg Cereals have been
famous for favor for more
than thirty-five years.
They re always extra-crisp,
exra-fresh, extra-delicious.
Use them often in wartime
meals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

HOLE jlII
NuIRIIIvE vALuEl
Each Kellogg Cereal i
made Of whole grain. or is
restored 70 whole grain nu-
tritivc value Of thiamin
(vitanin BID, niscin and
IRON, as recommended by
the u. IS, Official Nutrition
Food Rules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Housing Fight Back in Councils Lap
Board Refuses
To Change Rule
On. Occupancy

The common council today had
the question of bi-racial occupancy
of public housing projects back in
its lap following the housing COM
missions approval of a resolution
that it would in no way change
the racial characteristics Of any
.neighborhood in Detroit
Directed by the council 10 take
such action, the commission passed
the resolution with only one dis
senting voice, that of the Rev.
Horace White, only Negro mem
Der.
The resolution had been pre-
'sented earlier TO the council. sit
ting as a board Of tax review al
the Water Board Building, by
Mayor JeffrieS. Councilman Ed
wards cast the only negative vote
as IL passed that body.
GRACIOUS SUFFERANCE'
Asked by the Rev. Henry Hit
Crane. pastor of the Central Meth
odist Church. representing the
Postwar World Council, if the
public hearing which followed was
just gracious sufferance. Edward
Thai, chairman of the day, said
This closes the issue as far
as the commission II concerned.
Any change in policy is now up
to the council and the mayor, as
they directed us to take the
present stand"
During the hearing, conducted
by DR.. James J. McClendon, presi-
dent Of the Detroit branch of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People. sew
eral persons declared themselves
and the organizations they repre-
scented as favoring combined Negro
and white occupancy of public
housing projects
Raymond Hatcher. president Of
the Detroit Urban League. spoke
for the greater part Of the time
presenting letters from housing di.
Irectors in Pittsburgh, New York
| Chicago and Los Angeles. stating
that mixed occupancy had proved
successful.
Also speaking against the action
lof the commission were the Rev
T. c. Brumbaugh. executive sec
rotary Of the Detroit Council OF
Churches; Emil Macy. president
Of Briggs Local PIP. UAW-CIO:
Victor Reuther, representing both
the international union of the
UAW-CIO and the Wayne County
Industrial Union Council (CIO),
and Frank Vim of Ford Local
600 I-AW-CIO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
7 Drunk Drivers
Given Jail Term!

Seven traffic violators. FIVE Of
them drunk drivers, were sent 10
jail today by Traffic Judge George
T. Murphy
Fifteen-day terms were imposed
on Nick Kelburd, 30, of 17442
Anglin: Clarence c. Healey. 36. of
Ass BeaConSfcld. and Maynard
II. Pursell. 3S. Of 1909 Elm. Lewis
T. Mailman. p, a downtown hotel,
and Edwin c. Getz, 40. of 10000
Bradford. received 2O-day terms.
All were convicted of drunk driv-
ing charges.
Richard Smith. 81. Of 1905 Mt.
Vernon. was sentenced 10 20 days
in Jail because be was driving with
revoked l<cnSc. a similar
charge brought a five-day term to
Mozell Taylor, "A, of 97l2 Cam
eron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Now Hts be
New Vitamin Named
for Chickens

Isolation Of the anti-ancmic
vitamin Be in pure form was an
nounced today in q paper signed
by SIX Parke-DaVS research men.
Drs. j. J. PfGner, s. r. Binkley
+. s. Bloom, r. a. Brown, O. D
Bird and 4. d. Emmett.
No. II IN The ariStocrauc vita
min family II IS a defnite1mombcr
Of the Nitamin b complex, the
announcement said. The sublct'er
c" has been added 10 represent
the thousands of chicks on which
the experimental studies have been
made
Isolation Of &c may speed con-
vale>cenCe from many illnesses be-
cause OF Us blood rcgenerating cf-
feCtS. IL was said IL - MALT a
million times more potent than
fresh liver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Car Given Nolan
By His Workers

Fred A. Nolan. former general
manager of the DSR, has a new
Lincoln convertible coupe today, a
farewell gift Of the employees who
have worked for him the last 10
years. NM
Nolan recently resigned his
position here to take up the man.
of the street rail system
in Chicago.
A committee of employees headed
by Claude Peppler, who has charge
of the chartered services for the
DSR. met Nolan AT the Michigan
Central depot this morning upon
his return from New York and
presented him with the car
Each department Of the DSR
took up a voluntary collection TO
purchase the automobile. Cars
selling for more than 81 500 are on
the unrationed list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Egg Production
Up 13PerCent

MichiCan'S egg production for
March was - per cent higher this
year than last, the Michigan CO.
operative Crop Reporting Service
revealed today.
The industry produced 172, 000,-
600 eggs during the month, despite
the fact that commercial operators
reported a ] per cent decrease in
the number of layers and less pro-
duction per 100 hens.
Egg prices advanced slightly
over February. while poultry prices
Jumped II per cent bringing the
total increase Of poultry 81 per
cent above normal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30

The same goes for Miss Pitts.
She Is a tong way from starving.
owning one Of the handSomeSt
houses IN Brentwood, thanked on
either side by the homes Of
Shirley Temple and Claudette
Colbert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing such
remarks and paying 81 for each
published.
Today'S 81 goes 10 Mrs. Albert
Zehehder Frankenmuth.
Seeing her 2-year-old daughter
playing with a string of pearls,
Mrs. Zehender counSeled the child
10 he careful and not break them.
"MOmmie, I'm not breaking
them, I'm just pulling them
apart"
Mail your favorite childs say
ings 10 Bright Sayings Of Chill
dren, Detroit Times, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Defense Calls
i. ). Witness
Rival Of Koch
BY DOROTHY WILLIAMS

A government witness against
Dr. William F. Koch today was
revealed as a worker in So
called rival Canadian cancer re-
search project.
He was DR.. Eugene Percy Johns,
pathologist of Victoria Hospital,
London, Ont, called 10 the stand
in Federal Judge OBrien's court
to interpret his laboratory findings
in the case Of a patient later
treated by DR.. Koch.
The Detroit doctor is pictured
by the government as a mesmeriz-
ing purveyor of worthless products.
Specifically, he is charged with
disappearing and mislabeling
his trio of remedies which he sells
for cancer. allergies and infections.
TNSOL' RESEARCH
DR.. Johns testified he had been
loaned TO the Ontario government
for three years 10 work with
officials in research on "ensol,
potion being used in cancer cases.
William Henry Gallagher, de-
Tense attorney, tried TO bring an
admission from the witness that,
because of this study, he was hos
tile TO DR.. Koch's potions.
did they not claim cancer
cures with ensol:" Gallagher
asked.
1T was used i'm the treatment
of cancer and believed to have
some curative value" the wit
ness replied.
VISIT RELATED
Mai Vincent LaPiana, now in
the u. S. Army medical corps and
! formerly resident food and drug
administration inspector here, told
of visiting DR.. Koch TO obtain
samples of his remedies for rou-
! tine tests.
The witness said DR.. Koch had
given him two products other than
those on trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
BUFFA SPEAKS

Joseph Buffa. president Of the
Fenelon-Seven Mile Improvement
Association. which was active in
the movement 10 prevent Negro
occupation Of the Sojourner Truth
project, asked.
How many Of these people
speaking for mixed occupancy
are property holders in the vi
cinity of these projects? They're
just busybOdles, every one Of
them. They don't live in the
projects
He was supported by Virgil
Chandler, vice president of the
Seven-Mile Association and also a
member Of Local 212.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
NO MINED OCCUPANCY

Despite what Macy says,
there has never been a vote of
the locals membership on the
subject. These people are Gre
ating social problems, not solv-
ing them" he declared.
The discussion was the continu-
ance of a hearing held week ago,
which arose when the NAACP
protested the designation Of the
proposed DiX-Powcll project as for
Negro occupancy only
In recommending the resolution
TO the council. Mayor JeffrieS said
that public housing in Detroit had
been allocated either to Negro or
white occupants.
None Of the existing projects
are In a neighbOrhOOd Of mixed
occupancy" he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30

But even though she is shy
and-well. nice is about the only
word for it-She always comes
right 10 the point. and never
beefS.
IF we asked her 10 rehearSe
at 8 In the morning. she would
do II, with No complaints and no
questions asked" said Duffy.
In short. the lady is a trouper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30

Woodward al
Gratiot
Cherry $500
Saturday Hours:
9:45 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30

k n o C X @ d
Henry Duffy,
the producer,
on his ear by
c o m planning
about the size
OF her name
in the adver-
tisenents.
She s a d
I h q letters
were too big.
Such an oc-
curenCe has
not happened
in the theater
world since
sometime be-
fore ( 90 l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Jack Pickering
Here
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and
Now

\ NOTES ON ZASU PITTS:
ZaSu Pitts arrived in town
yesterday for final rehearsals Of
1.-The Bat" and Immediately
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Oracle at the Bot

If the war gets any tougher, base
ball may have to be kept alive by
means Of womanpower This has
already been suggested, although 1t
is doubtful If the suggesters them
selves have realized the full impli-
cations. Are they prepared, for in
stance, to pick up the sporting page,
without shudder, and learn how
the New York Giantesses won the
final game Of the World Series from
the Detroit TigreSses by score of
"a to 27, in spite Of the fact that
the pitchers on both teams were en-
Enthusiastically, and quite accurately,
described as having wonderful form
and beWildering curves? If so. let
them turn to other gruesome details
Of the national pastime, such as that
unfortunate incident in the seventh
inning when Jane Smith, after per-
forming the rather remarkable feat
Of reaching third on an infield triple,
carelesSly stepped off the bag to
powder her nose and was nipped,
pitcher to third baseWoman. Yet
there may be one bright spot in an
otherwise gloomy picture; surely
under these conditions one team has
about as good a chance as another
to win the lace pennant. Come on,
Washington, and make hay while the
war shines.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Resources Planning Board, and most

Resources Planning Board, and most
Of them bear some relation to ma
tional plans and other local plans
because OF the boards effort to fit
them into a national picture.
Certainly the board exercises a
function which Is of value to the
Nation, not duplicated by others. If
it is overstaffed or wasteful In its
expenditures, the remedy for such
evils would lie in a judicious reduc-
ton in appropriations, not the ar
bitrary elimination of the agency
itself and the disruption of its work.
The action of the House undoubtedly
will be carefully reviewed by the
Senate Appropriations Committee
and some compromise reached which
will command greater respect as a
measure OF real economy.