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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

WAS NGToN II is the
studied opinion of members of
congress and government officials
that the state of Georgia Is out
one million bucks.
The cracker state achieved no.
toriety-or is IT fame in a quiet
way last month when retiring
Gov Eugene Talmadge suddenly
wrote a S1.o7l 900 check TO PwA
in fun payment of a public works
obligation that did not mature
until somewhere around 1880.
The payment transferred 10
Georgia full title to a penitentiary
which PWA built in Reidsville.
Ca. in 1887 and leased to the
state. Annual payments were TO
apply toward the purchase price.
with the deal scheduled to termin-
ate in 40 years.
quite Unusual
PWA officials admitted Tai
madge's action was quite UNI
usual" However, they accepted
the check and closed the deal Jan.
s-one week before Talmadge left
office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
NEAR PROFESSOR

Macdonald Carey. currently
starring in salute for Three" at
one time planned to teach dra-
MATES. He wrote thesis on the
dramatic arts for his M. A. at the
University Of Iowa and got side
tracked just before 1t was con-
ferred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28
Teamed

Together os O romontie tenn
in Are Husbands Necessary"
ore Roy Millond ond Betty
Field. The film is bosed on tho
riotous novel, "Mf and Mrs.
Cuoot." ond comes Thursday
with Henry Aldrioh. Editor"
10 the Riviera theoier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

LONDON - Abraham ouisllng
cousin Of vidkun gushing. head III
the Nssi puppet government Of
Norway. has renowned hls mem.
bership In the Qaisling party.
Swedish circles heard Saturday.
Abraham Quisling vas dssmls.
sed a. police constable II shlsn.
relemsrk Province, - a result oi
his action. u was said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

teal twins. VIVA have Just vaiun-
tered ~ Naval Aviation cadets.
are hoping srdentiy thai the nseh-
name hy which they were known
all through their high sshcol e.
resr will mean what n says To the
Japs. n was Double Trpuble.-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

Dorothy Lamour. starring with
Ring Crosby In rsrsmount's Tech
nlcolof musical. Dixie" plays Z
straight dramatic. non-swinE rels
throughout.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

DOuni.E-THREAT To JARS
los ANGELES - Russell and
Robert Harding. is.year-old iden-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

~ WsIstNaEtA&4NAANN
Al The Ratio,

A new bin opened at the Rialto the
alter Tuesday with A Night To Re-
member as the feature attraction.
Loretta Young and Brian Aherne are
co-Starred in this comedy-mystery
while loo Il ps.a-,. -. - -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-28

me companion film. "The Daring Young Man" Both pic
'uIeS are products Of the Columbia studios
lung ana Aherne are sup and complications The climax
ported by jeff Donnen unusual. least
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
State School Fund
For City Tipped
Increase Of ST. 100000
Due TO Higher Budget
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, April 3. - Detroit
schools will receive nearly Sl,6O0,
900 more in state aid next year
than they are now receiving. fig
ures released by Supt Of Public
Eugene b. Elliott
showed Saturday
Under the S44.50OOO0 appro-
priated by the 194l Legislature
Detroit received $9,130000. With
the S50,000,000 earmarked for
schools by this years lawmakers
Detroit will get $10,712,000.
This is only an estimate"
Elliott explained. "Inasmuch as
the figures do not take under
consideration the new equalized
valuations established by the
state tax commission.
"The fact that DetrOit's school
population has decreased during
the past year will cause a reduc-
ton in the estimate. However,
we are releasing the estimates
so school districts will have some
basis for figuring their next
years revenue"
Elliott indicated school boards
were waiting for his figures before
renewing contracts for the mex
year at high salaries.
Ten years ago, the state fur
niShed 20 per cent Of the cost o.
running Michigan schools. Today
there is no appreciable difference
between state aid and the amount
raised by local taxation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
Rear Admiral Woodward
To Speak Here Sunday

Rear Admiral Clark Howell
Woodward, l.. s. ~. retired, will
speak at a banquet in the Hotel
Statler at Z p. m. next Sunday,
sponsored by the Committee OF
Industrial and Commercial Engi-
neers and the Society of Tool and
Die Craftsmen of America.
He is one of two officers in the
navy 10 have been twice decorated
with the naYy'S Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal and the navy's Distin-
guished Service Cross.
Admiral Woodward, a native OF
Atlanta. graduated from Annapo-
lis in 1895. His first assignment
was with the u. s. S. Brooklyn,
flagship of Commodore Schley, the
only u. S. ship hit during the
battle of Santiago in the Spanish
American War.
His career since that time has
been colorful. He has served ir
various sections of the world
helped organize the Brazilian feet
after the World War and at the
time Of his retirement was com
mandant of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
He is a regular contributor to
The Detroit Times and his column
today appears on Page 2. Col. |.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
! State PrivdteS
Win Decorations

Two Kalamazoo privates have
been decorated, one posthumously,
for bravery IN the New Guinea
campaign, a cable from the United
Nations Australian headquarters
disclosed today.
Jack Binns, who was killed in
the Buna fighting, was awarded
the Distinguished Service Medal.
Rex Purk received the silver star.
When a comrade lay helpless in
the forward lines, Binns crawled
across an area swept by enemy
fire, administered first aid and
then dragged the wounded man to
safety.
Under constant fire. Purk edged
his way 10 within a few feet Of q
Jap pillbox 10 give first aid.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
K. of {. Directors
7 To Meet Here
3-Day Spring Sessions
Open st StatIer Friday

With Supreme knight Francis
=. Mathews of Omaha presiding
the supreme officers and directors
of the Knights of Columbus will
hold their regular spring meeting
in Detroit, April Gil, at the Hotel
Statler.
A general rally at s p m, Friday
nj the Gabriel Richard Council No
2463. Amity and Parkview, viii
precede the regular sessions. Dis
trict Deputy John l.. Wysocki vii
be in charge.
Speakers will be the Most Rev
Edward Mooney, archbishop OF tht
Catholic diocese of Detroit; State
Deputy and Supreme Director Ger
vase T. Murphy of Calumet. Mich.
Eugene Fisher. grand knight OF
Gabriel Richard Council, Council.
man Eugene l. Van Antwerp and
Supreme Knight Mathews, who
will tell members of his recent
experiences in England, where nc
directed USO work -.
The Michigan state council VIII
present a Red Cross ambulance tc
the American Red Cross at 2 p. m
Saturday. The presentation by
State Deputy Murphy will be made
at the monument OF christopher
Columbus, opposite the Hote
Statler.
Special sessions are planned tol
ladies of the supreme board Ban
ouet reservations will be accepted
At all councils until Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
Gets Jail Term
For Meat Theft

Because he helped himself TO
S12.10 worth Of smoked meat from
the garage of his employer and
later sold IT,. Robert Noble. a
plasterer's helper, of l9l Parent
Windsor, IS on his way 10 the
House Of Correction today for a
45-day vacation,
John Bolla. 54, OF 617 Reid, who
was having the roof of his house
plastcred, told police that he kept
the smoked meat in his garage
and Friday he saw Noble leave
with bushel basket that nc
thought contained Mobiles tools.
Sgt. l.. Hemming of the Fort
street station recovered most OF
the meat from a hungry Detro'tcr
who had bought II for 50. Judge
GilliS sentenced Noble
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
Admiral Grades
Spur New Pupils

FLINT. April ; The scholastic
excellence Adm. Thomas {. Hart
attained in the one-room Kitchen
School in Dawson Township serves
as the goal for today'S pupils at
the same school.
PhotoStatic copies OF the ad-
mirars grades, taken, from county
archives. were presented pupils by
Mrs. Daisy Howard. county school
commissioner.
Mrs. Howard observed that the
admiral must have been quite a
I'cutup when ne attended the
rural school Just before the turn
Of the century as his lowest grade
was in deportment-93 SO.
The records show that Hart ;
average grade was the highest in
1.-THE school.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
Italians Charge In
Surrender
Prisoners With Chance
TO Escape Won't Leave

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS,
NORTH AFRICA. April 3 lUPl-
Italian soldiers keep charging the
Americans in TunlSia - to give
themselves up.
Two Americans had a group OF
italian prisoners in a truck drlv-
ing them 10 a reception camp.
The truck motor failed. and they
were caught by German baFraee
The Americans hiked out for the
next town, leaving the prisoners
10 fend for themselves.
A half hour later the Italians
came along in the truck. They
had repaired il themselves
A signal corps photographer
ordered TO take pictures OF Is
Italian prisoners locked up the
night before, found 26 in the com
pound. Nobody knew how the!
got there.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
Grabs Live She'll
To Save 70 Lives

RICHMOND. Ky April ; tGPf
Twenty ammunition work s
gasped with horror as they saw a
l6O-pound live" shell slip from a
Conveyor al the Blue Grass ord
nance Depot and drop toward the
floor.
James Lamb, "a, Of Berea, was
nearest to the slipping shell. He
knew it would take only a 40
pound blow on its detonator 10 eX-
plode il, and there were ll5O
other &live4SheliS- IN the -Teom.
Lamb dived for the shell. He
caught il six inches from the floor.
He struggled TO hold on. He
crushed his hand against the floor.
But he kept his grip on the eA-
plOSiNe
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
CAP at St. Joseph
Gets COuriers
Moving Hangar Spotted;
Parachutist Trapped

BENTON HARBOR- st. Joseph
added courier service last week,
bringing to 20 the number of sta
tions now set up in the state by
the Civil Air Patrol Recent
Detroit executives included two
flights with war plant executives
to important conferences.
Capt Squire d. Zurich. eXecu-
tive officer of the CAP. returned
last week with the story of spot
ting A moving hangar from the
air. Zurich at first believed he
was in hurricane. Later, on
landing al the Adrian, he dis
covered the hangar was actually
being moved on top of a truck.
1t. Dorr Walker OF the para
chute squadron, received injuries
Iwhen he became wedged half way
out of the airplane by broker
door. He could neither Jump noi
get back in the plane. Walker
shoulder was wrenched by the
Icraft'S landing
Classroom work continued tC
absorb CAP Squadrons. 1t. Alice
IHammondS all-woman squadron
lis studying firearms; 1t. Johr
Knowles squadron the Lewis gun
while 1t. William HabouSh's grouT
is taking the regularly prescribed
CPT course.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
Employees Bonus Petition
Rejected By Regional WLB

prejudice, an application of Frank
L. Deaner a Sons, SoduS, Mich,
for permission TO increase wages
of 81 employees by 90 cents an
hour. The present schedule pro-
vides for a minimum Of 3Sia cents
and a maximum of so cents an
hour.
"Some wage rates In this case
are substandard and could be
raised without board approval"
Witte said, "but the substandard
principle can never be used to
justify a general increase unless
allsvage rates are substandard."
B team, fourth; New York A. G..
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04

The regional War Labor Board
Saturday rejected the petition of
of the Solvay Process
Co, Wyandotte. for a bonus based
on the increased cost OF living
Ordering the company 10 dis
continue bonus payments already
made since Nov. 8. 1912, Edwin +.
Witte, board chairman, said in a
statement: "
I'VE must reject this petition
because employees involved re-
ceived increases since Jan. I,
194i, we'll In excess OF Is per
cent, and there Il no showing or
allegation of any inequities."
The board also denied, without
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
AFL Man Fined
In Beating Case

Found guilty of smuggling and
beating a CIO official, Floyd Loew,
80, of 9245 Wildermere, an AFL
organizer was fined $40 Saturday
by Judge ellis.
Loew was accused by Jerome
w. Shore. Midwest director Of the
United Office and Professional
Workers. CIO, who told Judge
ellis that Loew had beaten him
over the head and body with a
club in the lobby of the Frederic
Collin Building l442 GriSwold
where both men have offices.
Shore said he had been treated
by a private physician for severe
cOntuSiOnS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
Farm Butter Peeeed

WASHINGTON. April , tUPl
The OPA today placed farm but
ter under price ceilings compa-
rable to those for creamery butter.
The OPA said that retail prices
will generally not be changed by
the order.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
! Million Students
Will Be Classified

ANN ARBOR. April CUP)
Plans for an inventory Of the ma
tons 100000 secondary school
students 10 aid in classifying them
for military and industrial service
were disclosed today
Representatives attending The
fourth annual conference ot state
>uperN iSors of guidance were told
that each high school student
would be- asked 10 fin out a form
listing his courses and extra
SkillS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
Champion Jitterbug
Faces Army Charge

Mike Solomon. %. of 14515 f.
Vernon, who told federal agents
that ne was the worlds cham
pion jitterbug," Saturday was or
dered by Federal Judge Monet 10
be removed to Cleveland, where he
lbs sought for imperSonating an
army intelligence officer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
Two Killed, ; Injured
AS Train Hits Trolley

TOLEDO. April 3 tUP)-Two
persons were killed and at least
;hree others injured this morning
when a Baltimore g. Ohio passen-
ger train struck a Toledo street
car. Kenneth Wulff, %. OF Sagi-
nav. Mich, was among the injured.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
Court Directs RFC
To Run Plane Plant

PHILADELPHIA, April 3 UNS
Federal Judge Harry +. Kalod'
ner today gave the Reconstruction
Finance Corp. authority 10 take
over the American Armament
Corp. plant in Allentown.
The plant which manufactures
aircraft, will be operated from
Monday on by the Defense Plant
Corp, a unit of the RFC.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
Miss Ldmour 10 Wed
FLYING Captain Soon

HOLLYWOOD, April 3 (UP)--
Dorothy Lamour appeared at the
marriage license bureau today
with Capt. William Ross Howard
III of Baltimore, an army air force
officer, and filed their notice Of
intention TO wed. Miss Lamour
said they would be married within
four or five days, but Howard said
the honeymoon would have to wait
for a leave.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
2,135 Stars on Flag
To Be Given Council

A service flag representing 2,l35
city employees in the fighting forces
will be presented by Edward Frey,
president of the Detroit Municipal
Association, before common coun-
Cil Tuesday noon.
Col. A. VI. Krech. district chief
of the sixth service command. Will
attend.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
PimpIes Disappeared
Over Night

Yes. II is true. there is safe
harmless medicated liquid called
Kleerex that dries up pimples over
night. Those who followed simple
directions and applied Kleerex up
on retiring were amazingly sur
prised when they found their PIN.
Piles had disappeared. These users
enthusiastically praise Kleerex and
claim they are no longer embar-
rassed and -now-happp- with
their clear complexion. Don't take
our word for it. use Kleerex tonight.
If one application does not satisfy,
you get your money back. There Is
no risk so do not hesitate. For sale
BY Cunningham. Kinsel's and drug
stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
U. s. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Not 50 cold genu'
to moderate winds.
Lower Michigan: Not so cold
Upper Michigan. Slowly rising temper
atuTe. ,,..
ShipperS forecast Protect shipments
dnring the next % hours for-north and
east 40 degrees. above freezing elsewhere
DETROIT DATA
Departure fr o m normal temperature
since Jan. /; +5i
Departure from normal precipnsuor
since Jan I. % So inch
The sun sets today NJ SO 3. m. ana
rises tomorrow AT 7.i0 q. m.
The moon sets today al 635 p. m. and
rises tomorrow at 7.2l A m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04
Italian General Killed

LONDON, April 3 CUPl-Cql.
Gen. Inigi Bonfatti, former Italian
military attache in Moscow and
Belgrade. was killed IN action.
Thursday in Tunisia. Radio Rome
said today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04

"The Wishing Well" has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-04

"The Wishing Well" has aV
message in cipher for you.
Daily and Sunday Times.
Evening star., 1943-09-03

| In selection of the leaders for
| the districts, who will be known
as vice chairmen of the Metro
politan division. Mr.. Morris said
persons with past records of out
standing community service were
enlisted
Difficulties Outlined.
MIR. Morris pointed out the i'm
portance of leadership in these dis
tricts where volunteer workers
must go from house to house in
all weather, where they must work
all hours and where they must face
certain number of slammed doors. :"
Leaders, he added, must be able
to understand, encourage and help
each worker who is generous enough
to devote his efforts to this hard
campaign task"
Mrs. Marsh, who will head District
A, served as District chairman last
year. She has been active in Com
munity Chest campaigns since 1882.
A captain in 1884, she held division
chairman rating in 1888, became q
full division chairman in 1910 and
an area chairman in 1941. Her post
this year is a reappointment.
Mrs. McClenahan, as District vice
chairman in 1912 organized Victory
Committee which raised an addi-
tional sum of money for the War
Fund after the close of the regular
drive. She has been active during
the summer in organizing ground
work for the October drive and will
head District B.
Bailey Headed Paper Drive.
Assistant to the managing editor
OF The Star, Mr.. Bailey, who will
head District G, has devoted much
time to public relations. He planned
and directed a scrap paper drive in
December, 1941, which resulted in
the collection of 5000 tons of paper
a month. The plan later was
adopted nationally Mr.. Bailey also
was in charge of one area of the Red
Cross drive last spring and pre-
VlouSly served as vice chairman of
the Eastern District of Montgomery
County in the Community Chest
drive.
Leader of District D, DR.. Long.
who as one of the assistant super
intendents Of schools is chief ex-
aminer of Division 1913, assisted
In securing special gifts for the War
Fund Campaign last year. Active in
civilian defense work, he has also
served on the board of the Twelfth
Street Branch of the YMCA and is
president of the Board of the South
| west Home.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Nazi Council on Retreat
In Russia Reported
B, the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Daily
Mail, quoting Vichy reports relayed
through Madrid, said today that
Adolf Hitler's chief military ad-
visers had just completed an
extraordinary four-day war council
at the Fuehrer's headquarters at
which the German retreat on the
Russian front was discussed.
The conclusion of the meeting
probably foreshadows further and
more dramatic German with
drawals," the Mails dispatch said.
Some high German staff officers
the Mail added, were reported to
have proposed evacuation of the en-
tire Ukraine and withdrawal of the
main German lines behind the
Pripet marshes.
Neither Hitler nor Reichsmarshal
Goering would accept the plan in its
entirety, the dispatch declared, but
finally it was decided that the Vita
struggle should be for Smolensk
Kiev and Dnieperopetrovsk on the
line of the Dnieper."
Evening star., 1943-09-03
D. {. Falls Far Behind
On War Nurse Quota

Reporting that II additional nurses
from the District left recently for
| active duty with the armed forces,
the Red Cross today emphasized
that Washington still is far behind
its l943 quota of $50 nurses.
Eight of the local nurses will go
to the Army Nurse Corps. They
are Mary Ellen Edmonds, Marie
Gnus and Anan McQuinn, all of
1910 Galen street Sc; Nellie Adrian
and Dorothy Bland, both of 3720
New Hampshire avenue NV; Mar
garet Elaine Fowler, 627 Powhatan
place NV; Mary Marcella Murphy,
1906 Davis place NV, and Freda
Holsapple, Gallinger Hospital.
Three others have reported to the
Army Air Force Nurse Corps. They
are Josephine Campbell, 9O5 Kent
place NE; Carrie Grubbs and
Wilma Sans of Emergency Hospital
Elizabeth Nelson, a graduate of Gal
linger school of nursing, will go
with the Navy Nurse Corps.
Evening star., 1943-09-03

nounced today by E. K. Morris
division chairman. Those appointed
are Mrs. Harold N Marsh, Mrs r
Wallace McClenahan. Howard P
Bailey and DR.. Howard H. Long.
The Metropolitan division, which
includes all of the residential sec
tions of Washington and small busi-
nesses with eight or fewer en-
ployes, is being reclassified into four
districts. Mr. Morris emphasized
that solicitation during the War
Fund Campaign in these districts
will be from those persons not con-
tributing through other campaign
divisions.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
New Soviet Ambassador
Brings Message 10 Hull
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Andrei A. Gromyko, Soviet AM
sador-designate, called on Sec
retary of State Hull today with q
communication from his govern
| ment.
Mr.. Gromyko did not divulge the
subject of his visit and was non-
committal when asked about pros
poets for tripartite conference OF
British and Soviet foreign ministers
and Mr.. Hull.
When Allied invasion of the italian
mainland was mentioned, however
he smiled and said emphatically
That's good news"
Evening star., 1943-09-03
-Four Leaders Named
For metropolitan Unit
OF War Fund Drive

Appointment of four district lead +
ers for the Metropolitan division of
the forthcoming Community War
Fund Campaign to raise $4,000, 900
for the Community Chest, USO and
United Nations Relief was an
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Archbishop Schrembs
In Critical Condition

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Sept. s. Arch
bishop Joseph Schrembs, IT, prelate
of the Cleveland Catholic diocese
was reported critically i'll today. He
was admitted TO st. Johns Hospital
Monday for treatment of uremic
poisoning.
The archbishop has been in fail
ing health for more than year.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Cooler Weather Forecast
After Heat Record Falls

Clearing weather this afternoon
and considerably cooler" tonight
are the Weather Bureaus twin
predictions for the District.
The drop in temperature came
after new summer heat record was
established. Yesterday was the 54th
on which 80 degrees or more was
recorded. The high was 81.
Precipitation in Washington dur
ing the "a hours ended at $50 am.
was 81 of an inch, according to
the Weather Bureau. Most of this
occurred between the hours of 2:30
am. and $50 am when precipita-
ton of 26 was recorded.
Evening star., 1943-09-03

It's common sense to be thrifty
War bonds help you to save and
help save America.
Milford chronicle., 1943-10-01


1LLAIllA..,s+AlAI y.
DIGIT now IN the nations
N poultry houses there are
1o3 million more chickens than
there were year ago. There
isn't enough feed in sight to
take care of all of them. Here
are some good points to re-
member:
One-You can't afford to
feed a single "star boarder''
this year. Keep your catching
hook handy and Gull out every
week the birds that aren't
producing.
Two-Get rid of the rats.
Three rats will eat enough
feed in one year to care for
two laying hens.
Three-Keep the birds COM
Portable SO they can use their
feed to best advantage. Each
100 layers should have about
20 to "a feet of hopper space.
A one-inch lip nailed on the
hoppers will keep the birds
from billing feed out on the
ground.
~
Next time you order feed,
ask your Southern States Co
operative Service Agency for
some All Mash Ration. This
mash is fortified with vitamins
and high protein ingredients-
and makes your regular South
efn States feeds 60 farther. All
Mash Ration is equivalent In
feeding value to a mixture Of
equal parts of Super Laying
Mash and coarse scratch. You
don't need to feed any grain
when you feed All Mash Ra-
ton. I'D.
Il r
If you need new feeders,
talk over your needs with your
local Southern States Service
Agency. If anyone can get them
for you, he will.