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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Lost Son Who Won
Famed Will Suit Dies

MELROSE. Mass. March IS
GNS)-The death Of Daniel Blake
fresno DAM Russell 81. rang
down the final curtain today IN
one Of the nations most famous
will cases.
In 1885 Russell left the home
of his parents, Daniel and MARY
Blake Russell, the wealthieSt and
foremost citizens Of Melrose m
that day. The senior Russell
spent thousands OF dollars in try
ing 10 locate his son, but without
success.
The father died in 1907. stipu-
lating in will that If his missing
son return 10 MelroSe within five
years he was 10 share the Russell
fortune equally with brother,
William.
Two years later. one Daniel
Blake Russell Of Bismarck. y. y.
appeared in MelroSe, claiming 10
be the missing son. When tn
Russell family refused 10 recoC-
nize Dakota Dan. he filed claim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Obi+u arie S
Mrs. Sarah Phillips
Oetroiter Is Ye ors'
Rites Held Today

Mrs. Sarah Phillips ~ 22AC
West Grand Blvd died Yesterday
IN Grace Hospital Funeral services
were held today m the Lewis
Brothers Chapel eo1s Woodward
Mrs Phillips was born in But
fslo and came 10 Detroit X years
ago, Besides her husband. Irwin
she * survived by 4 son. Pvt
Robert Phillip, two sisters. Mrs
Mildred Sadlcr and Mrs. Lillian
LevItch. and = brother. Harry
Goldsmith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

for The estate in tho NiddlcSeN
court
Hearings opened an Sept 90
1910, and continued for lS6 days
of which ll5 were actual hearing
days Testimony Of lq4 witnesses
was heard and 1920 pages Of
transcript taken, a. a cost Of
S2l0.G coo 10 the county
The hearings had been under
way several weeks when another
Daniel Blake Russell put in an
appearance this one from Fresno,
Cal
Fresno Dan was recognized by
the- court af4a ti4e- viii Fa-- allowed
Dakota Dan opened a hotel IN
MelroSe. which he operated for a
number OF years before returning
10 the West lie has been I'M
heard OF since.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
MCA Promotes
Bows Work Secretary

Harold L. Lott, for three wears
associate boys work secretary Of
the YMCA northern branch, today
was named successor 10 Alvin r
Deiss Hannah branch boys work
secretary.
Deiss. who held the Detroit post
10 years, has been appointed area
extension secretary OF the Ohio
West Virginia YMCA with head
quarter, az Charleston. w Va
The change becomes effective
April !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Passenger Slugs
And Robs Cab Driver

Cab driver Robert Dough. 50.
Of 1920 Woodrow Wilson. leaned
over by the light Of the meter n
read y Slip of paper his fare had
handed him.
When he .reCained consciousness
he found \ piece Of pipe IN the
seat beside him and 81 missing
from his pockets. Bough said he
picked up the passenger, man
wearing a red hunting cap and
checkered lum Der jacket, az
Twelfth and Michigan avenues and
drove him 70 Trumbull and Levers
ette avenues where ne was slugged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
0PA Distributes
Pork Prize List

Store 10 store distribution NJ the
OPA pork price list 10 the smaller
independent Wayne County meat
dealers began today The stores
must post The list April when
pork prices 20 into effect.
Small independent retailers in
tho l. other counties of The De
troit OPA district are asked 10
Get their pork price lists from
IhcLr local ration hnards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Miss Ide|Ia Green
teacher 70 Be Buried
At Z o. m. tomorrow

Funeral services VIII be held At
? p. m. tomorrow from the John
6. DAVIS Funeral Home 1891
Mack for Miss ldella Elizabeth
Green. retired Detroit teacher,
Who died in CharlevoiN, Mich She
was s5 years old
Born in Canaan y II Miss
Green came 10 Detroit IN 1876 and
lived with her parents on the site
now occupied hy the Wolverine
Hotel
She was among the FIRST gradu-
ateS of the old Capltol High
School and taught IN the Detroit
schools Is years before her re-
tircmeri
Surviving are two sisters Mrs
Lillian PillSbury and MIR, Rcrn'ce
Emnons Of Detroit, nine nreccS
and nepheWS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Is OfH3 Rescued
On 5unken Freiehter

BOSTON. March rs GNS) -
Sinking of = medIum->lIed L. :
merchantmen in the Atlantic by an
Axis submarine late in February
was announced today by the navy.
Only Is Of The 73 crew members
are known 10 have survived. Fifty
one arc missing. three were killed
and another seaman died of an
illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
British Vice Consul
Appointed Here

The appointmcn n Ernest w
owen former manager OF the Sun
Lie Insurance Co. of Canada. as a
British vice consul IN Detroit, was
disclosed today
owen. who served with the
United States1Army IN World War
!. has been d Sl-a-ycar man in
the consulate for two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Mrs. Albert B. Fall
6x interior Secretary S
Wife Dies Of Stroke

Ell PASO. Tex. March Is up
Mrs. Albert Bacon FAN. wife OF
former Secretary of Interior Al
bert B. Fall, died yesterday at
Hotel Dieu at the age of rs. She
had suffered a stroke of paralysis
March II and never regained con-
seriousness.
Her husband. Who has been III
for many years and has been al
Hotel Dieu for several weeks. has
not been informed of her death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Waste in Labor
Surveyed 10 Fill
Mdnpower Need
BY sHLER FREEMAN

With a manpower shortage OF
10000 forecast for the Detroit
area by the end of this year, en-
lployers today were told 10 look
within their own plants for the
solution.
Speaking before an audience of
TOO at a meeting in the CaSs The
alter. called by the Board of Com
merce. Edward l.. Gus h m n
deputy director OF the War Man
power Commission here, said:
THE biggest source of man
power today II IN the plants
themselves"
Cushman explained that by this
he meant better utilization of the
present labor forces. The only
1other sources are more women, the
handicapped. racial minorities and
iyouths. he said.
WAR PLANT NEEDS
Paul T. Stanchfield of the VINO,
ESTIMATED that war industries
would need 229, 600 workers &c
keep pace with production by Feb
ruary. 1914. To meet this, he fore
cast the probability of:
Four thousand now unem'
ployed who csn be brought into
the field.
Five thousand commuters
from outlying towns and cities.
. Twenty thousand from the
schools. -----.-------
. Seventy thousand more women
still 10 be brought into plants.
. Forty thousand from non
I manufacturing and non-essen-
tial industries.
This still left the demand short
/ by 10000. he pointed out. if ever
the best estimates of possibilitie:
are reached.
Most able-bodied men and
women can do more than -
hours work week, however"
Sfanchfield pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Thomas M(Cort
Brewery Union Leader s
Funeral tomorrow

Funeral services for Thomas
McCort. 81 international organize
for the Brewery Workers Union,
AFL. for the Toledo and Detroit
area. will be held in Toledo to-
morrow
Mr. McCort in 1888 settled in
six weeks a two-year labor dispute
between the brewery drivers and
teamSterS union in Detroit.
He died in Toledo Wednesday
He is survived by his wife g sister
Katherine Mcbride Of Erie. Pa,
and a brother. William. Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
YpsiIaati Woman 0uiIty

Mrs Katrina Crawford, 20, Of
YpSilanti was on two-yesr proba-
ton today and faced deportation
10 Canada after being found
-ullty Of violating the nationality
act by giving false information ~
immigration officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Gov. lowden Is Buried

CHICAGO. March IS 1NS)-
Funeral services were held yester.
FAY for Frank Orren Lowden. Hi.
nois World War | governor snC
one OF the Republican Partys
elder statesman"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Trousers Stay Cuffless

WASHINGTON. March %
GNSl There viii nn cuffs on
trousers as long A. the war is
.n WIPE nnicIal- ,aM tnalaA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Jacob Goldman
FuneraI Services Set Tor
Sunday Afternoon

Funeral SERVICES will bC held .
D. m. Sunday from the B'Nai
Moshe congregation Dexter and
Lawrence. for Jacob Goldman Sc.
of 32l0 Fullerton who died from
injuries suffered in an automobile
accident this week
Mr. Goldman. manager of the
Adams Electric Sales Co. - sur
vived by his wife. Frances: two
daughters, Mrs Joseph GroSsfield
and Mrs. David DunSky, and two
brothers. Martin and Eugene
Burial will bc IN Oakview Park
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
George F. PdrshdII
PhiIco General Manager
10 Be Buried in East

a brIci Illness resulted In death
today for George + parNhall. 81
general manager Of Philco Dis.
tributor> His mother Mrs Boyd
parshall with whom he lived at
The Alden Park Manor survives.
The body viii be sent from the
WNIiau Z Hamilton Go chapel.
1915 Cs~> 10 Washington Pa. his
birthplace for funeral services and
hurlal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Red Cross
Gifts Near
p Million

4 Sill 2q7 Ia contribution from
employees ~ the General Motors
Corp. today liked the Red Cross
}und 10 S2i252lS33 with FIVE
days left 10 reach the 100000
quota
Tho ON employees donations in
cludcd S6s 1876 from hourly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
CHILDLESS
Wives
WHO WISH
BABI
Doctors Infor mstlen
SENT FREE!
Advertisement

Corcsrnng simple way followed al home by
which the female organs In reli,vsble func-
tiona sterity may be assisted 20 that
motherhood may then 80 often be easily
po!,iss sot Asp h1u y. sBAnp
sINY FOH THIS FRFt tNFORNATION.
We-sn from over the Nation -ri,e 10 ~
their 10Y IN becoming mothers 81 last
FoH FREE cory wit. 70 Warner Co,
.st ". Lsks 81. Minneapolis. Minnesota
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

4 $4,000 contribution from
General Motors Corp itse (
launched The campaign March !.
Meanwhile. campaign headQuar-
teI> announced that workers IN
an solicitation divisions turned in
Sq5.262 YESTERDAY This included
nearly $1,000 from Detroit Greeks,
and 81 SO from employees OF the
Detroit Ordnance District
Employees Of tho McCord Radis-
tor and Manufacturing Corp. do
mated 1851 90. a $50 per cent in
crease over last year The corpo-
ration gave s.. $50 a 221 per cent
rise
The Moore Family Club. which
includes Is members Of the same
family. held their own Red Cross
meeting and collected 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
BE PREPARED WARNING

He told employers 10 he pre-
pared 10 release AZ once every
single man and every married man
without children, ween IS
and IS.
Lets keep the husbands home
a. long A. No can" he SAID
"Give IL Your single man. even
AT sacrifice. without drastic in
reference with war production"
Montague \. Clark. director Of
tho VINO here. denied there was
4 muddle in the manpower Sltua-
ton. describing il As only a
problem. - He urged employers 10
notify his commission al once in
what group each claSsed himself
on the iS-hour week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

cred Jtcd by
campaign head
quarters ~ - h
making the GNi
S0NCIta ton a
success TO =
pOlni where the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Housing Bride
Case Against
Firm Dropped

Bride conspiracy charges against
the Raisler Corp. and Samuel Ber-
man in the Herman Gardens case
were dismissed today by Record
er's Judge Skillman upon motion
OF Assistant Prosecutor Gilmore.
Gilmore said that after talking
with witnesses last night doubt
has arisen as to the prosecutions
ability 10 prove the case against
them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
col. ARNoLD's BREAKDOwN

Breaking down by statistics the
1s 10 IS group. Col Arnold stated
that there are y million men
available. Of whom II million viii
he physically acceptable 70 the
armed services. As only II million
will be needed. under the present
Setup. 5000. 600 will he allowed 70
70 back. which will include the
deferred classes like chemists,
and farmers.
Mai. A. a. Holmes warned the
employers that they must be pre-
pared Immediately 70 release
workers at the same rate or higher
as would he going If no ocCupa-
tional defermentS were granted.
He urged all 10 employ manning
tables as q ScFedule Of replace
ments and figure on releasing at
least SO per cent Of the men shown
on the replacement list in the first
SIX months.
There will he no seniority
rights observed i'm the releases"
said Mai. Holmes. Their order
number will control"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Pupils RAISE $500

The total contribution of JAW
Go local 9S3 was announced aS
SoOiO -. while the Crosse Polnte
Country Day and University
School pupils raised $3.50.
How the Rod Cross is providing
comfort FOR American soldiers sta
TONED throughout the world will
hc told Monday Al III" Detroit Le-
land Hotel by Frederic Snyder.
noted lecturer. who will address
tho Detroit Association of Grocery
Manufacturers.
additional contributions include
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
ROT
FIRST
DRIVE OPENED MARCH

DONATIONS were three tlTeS nlEher
than last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
NOT A SCHEME

The VINO official said that the
iS-hour compulsory week was a
program 20 exert the fall labor
power. rather than a scheme N
increase the earning and spending
power Of the workers.
Stanchfield said that what the
VINO was attempting 10 work out
was systematic schedule Of re-
leases from non-cSSential firms 70
be matched by immediate 7bSorp-
tion into war plants.
II. Col Paul FnCStror pre-
diCted that eventually every
able man in the nation,
between rs and rs. would be in
he armed services. Those not &C.
rcptahle 70 military service will
be trained and upgraded for essen
tial work. ne said
1t. Col. Glenn 3 Arnold in
charge of operations for the state
elective service. warned that men
N that age group. whether they
have one child or 10. would 60 TO
induction ccntarS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
3 OTHER DEFENDANTS

them"
OTHER DEFENDANTS
A similar motion made by the
defense yesterday was denied.
The contention then was that if
the corporation and Bernan joined
the conspiracy. "if any il was
after the alleged act had occurred.
The three remaining defendants,
the Huron Portland Cement Co.,
DR.. Lyle o. Ling and S. Brooks
Barron are charged with having
offered rebates 10 contractors who
in turn set up "slush" funds with
which 10 bribe former councilmen
for their vote in the housing
project.
The individuals are charged
specifically with having either re-
ceived OF delivered the bride
money.
UNDER INDICTMENT,
Earlier defense counsel charged
Seymour Smith and William S
Lipman were under inducement
10 testify favorably for the state
because they have not been SEN
fenced after pleading guilty 10
the charge.
The charge was made in mo-
ton by Hal Smith, representing
the cement company. and Thomas
+. Chsukc for the RaiSlcr Corp
Recorders Judge Sklllman de-
MED the motion and declared that
the delay Of Is months in sentenc-
ing Smith and Lipman. who we're
originally defendants and have
since been endorsed a. prosecution
witnesses uaS made AT the re-
quest Of the prosecutor
HEAD CONTRACT COMPANY
Smith and E1pU5u head -ti7c
Joint company which obtained the
Sii 00o000 contract for constr,Ic-
ton NJ the project AZ Joy and
Southfield
Selection Of a Jury was 10 con
tinue today Twenty-one persons
have been called 10 the Jury box
and questioned by prosecution and
defense counsel OF this number
seven have been excused.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

eAnplOyeS
and $40 Al a.
( TO m SalaTlC
employees
Az IrFh L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
HEAD CONTRACT COMPANY

Smith and tIpUsu head tho
Joint company which obtained the
Sii000,600 CONTRACT for construc-
ton NJ the project AZ Joy and
CNuthfield
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

Selection of Jury was 10 con-
tinue today Twenty-one persons
have been called 70 the jury box
and Questioned by prosecution and
defense counsel. OF this number
seven have been excused.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
I.5OO Oslo
Students
Arrested

STOCKHOLM. Dec. ] GNS)-
Crowds gathered in the streets of
Oslo. capital of Norway. today
and defed police orders to dis
perse after the NaZis had arrested
800 students and all the pro-
fcssors Of the University Of Oslo.
The students were surrounded
in a library and informed by Nazi
Police Chief Rediess that they
were 10 be sent 10 a special con-
ccntration camp in Germany.
Only the women students were
released.
Seldom before have the Ger
mans and their QuiSling bench
men so enraged the population Of
Oslo. reports reaching Stockholm
said
OF the 1000 students at the
university. only very few were
Nazis and Of all the professors
only four were classed as Quis-
llngs.
Some days ago a fire broke out
in the university celebration hall
Non-Nazi students believed II was
arranged deliberately by the Ger
mans 10 give them an excuse for
arresting them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
swindler of Priest Jailed

Frank J. Salamun. 35, Of 1926
f. Congress, today was found
guilty by Recorders Judge John v.
Brennan of non-support and sem
fenced to 90 days in Jail. Salamun
recently admitted Fleeing the
Rev. FIR. Joseph Janecek, 81. out
of 1914. Salamun obtained the
money on loans through series
of hard luck stories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

Lists tor Michigan issued BY United
ech En- ~. Ohm A. Hrs
Esther p. Cold John
Marvin X.
nIam a. Mrs >oR aSD 81 Archie Hnu.,
A holland father ironWood
T.
Cpl AIbert Mrs Hel rsvk moih
r. + l.
=
thur ~. Mrs H
tlse Bgger mother Phee, father, 1885 Caralah De
BRINkfR 4.
elemenne Brnker mother War
Mile Detror Floyd
IN III Msht pl,
Mrs Eva IIentz mothe Park
seaman IePau Jsrosa father 6i73 sprnE~es
Irn.. n.nh.r 1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Ndzis Demand ViChy
Go 10 War on Allies

NEW YORK Dec. ! GNS)-
The Dakar radio reported today
that Germany has demanded that
the Nichy-French government de-
clare war against the Allies, "eS-
pcCially against Russia
The demand said the broadcast,
is 1.-The basis Of the actual crisis"
within the Nichy government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Knight S|ugged,
Robbed Of $40

Robert p knight 40. Of s Port
Drive. Grayhaven, owner of the
knight Plating Co. is in Receiv-
ing Hospital TO-DAY with pos
slble skull fracture and other in
lures suffered early this morn
ing when he was attacked and
robbed of $40 by thugs in the
parking lot of the Detroit Ath-
letic CLUB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

of death heads in great mound like grave
the still torso of his victim
Senior Sachard paid terrible price for his hobby His
head undoubtedly will decorate pole
remote powwow house in the Jungle The irony of the
thing, Senores is great indeed"
The Jivaro Indian who stepped in to buy his fathers
head after seeing it in the window stayed
murder is believed to have had idea those
other relatives of the slain tribe reposed in Sachards
death
Sachard would certainly have saved his life if he hadn't
talked too much" the police official said sadly.
Although outlawed by nearly every South American
government, thriving bootleg traffic still nourishes
shrnken Indian heads in the big continent
of
tingush between the fake and the genuine
business got great impetus years ago when
in Ecuador, especially Quito and Guayaquil learned TO
duplicate amazing Nkenesses paper glue bits
rubber and human hair and skfuy mould the features
that only the experts could escape good hoodwnkng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

in the window missing but nothing else in the shop
itself disturbed
I'VE figure 1t this way the chief told the reporters
1--WE know that the young Indian had been around Arequpa
for days mumbng story about how he looking
for his fathers head He slept in stable the City
Hail.
HE told the stable everything and this is what
think happened When Sachard took the Jvaro into the
death head chamber to spar time hoping customer
would arrive to call the police the Jvaro suddenly
nzed other members of his family in the collection
sby his mother and several sisters He had told the
stable that all of his family had been taken by head
hunters and that he pledged by sacred tribal oath
to recover them, matter how many years it took.
you imagine the terror of the white the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
THOUSANDS of dangerous opera

THOUSANDS OF dangerous opera
tions have been performed where
the patient faced death-but one
took place recently in a London hos
pital where a slight slip of the sur
geon's scalpel would have meant death
not only for the patient but for the
doctors and the assisting nurses as
well. The operating room, too, would
have been blasted TO bits.
This hair-raising operation was re-
ported by DR. Donald Hall, chairman
of Britan's Royal County Hospital, but
the names of the doctors who took part
in this unbelievably delicate surgery
were withheld.
The weird proceedings began when
man was brought 10 the hospital with
a thigh injury that he had received lin
an air raid.
The preliminary examination re-
vealed that a sharp and pointed object
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

piercing variety that explodes on inn
pact. The injured man had been hit
when a German plane had swept a city
street with machinegun and cannon
fire.
Just why the shell didn't explode
when it struck it's victim was mys-
tery-but the fact remained that it
could conceivably 60 off at the slight
est disturbance.
The uneXploded charge, although
small, was powerful enough to kill any
body within range. The doctors held a
hasty conference. There was little time
to be wasted, for the g8 degree tenn
perature of the mans body was enough
to set off the explosive at any moment.
The brave physicians, however, de.
cided that removal was necessary,
danger or no danger.
Gingerly, the man was placed on the
operating table. The anethetist admin
nd the surgeon and his assistant cut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
I'm HAVE como to buy nav father's head."

fH HAVE come TO Duy my fatherS mead
young Jivaro Indian, dressed in the stiff clothes
of civilization stood before the counter of an Are
qupa Peru curo shop With hand he offered the coin
of the realm With the other he menacngy long,
razor-ke machete weapon of his savage tribe
Your fathers head! the amazed dealer, Pedro Sachard
exclaimed thoroughly frightened by the omnous threat of
the heavy knife.
Yes the Indian said you have his shrunken head
in your window have searched for it IL years and
have found it, Hurry for have little time to spare"
The trembling merchant whose absorbing hobby for
quarter of century had been the collection of these gsy
mementoes of the Jvaros that had been
size of by secret hot sand process wished
he had INDUCED it.