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Evening star., 1943-07-23
NV Word for 1t

By FRANK COLBY.
Report on "RASH-un" and "RAY-
shun."
At last the results of my Nation
wide newspaper poll on the pronun-
citation Of RATION can be an
nounced. Tabulating the avalanche
Of votes from every section of Amer
lea all but swamped my small staff
and me. But here are the figures:
Civilians. 1870 for RAY-shun.
Army and Navy men, 77qo for
RASH-un.
The civilian votes were divided
thus:
Schools. 75co for RAY-shun
Otices. 6Tcc for RAY-shun
Catholic 1nstituuuns, 91eo for RAY-shun
Ministers, 1O0ec for RAY-Shun
Women's Clubs, 49, for RAY-shun
All Other Civilians. s1eo for RAYshun
Evening star., 1943-07-23

0conneII conducts Wagner's Die hestersne
er" Overture, portion Of Saint.Saens voIin
concerto No. 3 pvt. Emo VaIasek, soIois).
VOL, 8:30-5herIoek Holmes: The Creek
Interpreter"
WTop. 9;0o-pIsyhouss: caroIe Lands In
TOO Many Husbands"
WkAL, 9;00-Gang Busters Case Of the
"left.Eye' Killer
Evening star., 1943-07-23

Mother: I'm so worried about
Ellen. let her go to the late show
with some other girls because that
magazine article said parents should
allow teen-agers to conform to their
group"
Evening star., 1943-07-23
NeedIe-in-Hoystock Job
Solved by Police Chief

By the Associated Press.
TWIN FALLS, Idaho-A juvenile,
arrested in Pocatello and returned
here on larceny charge, said he
put SIT in an empty cigarette pack
age and threw it into an alley back
of the Pocatello Jail.
Juvenile Officer John A. Brown
informer Pocateno Police Chief A.
L. Oliver and later received this an
SWer:
Here's the SLIT took me two
hours to find it. That alley sure is
full of empty cigarette packages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Model Home Converted Into Apartments;
18th Century. Federal American, Modern

window latticed in blond wood
and framed with mirror panels.
Easy 10 live with and in is the
third apartment done in Federal
American and accented with coll
lector's reproductions. In the
living room, which is a medley
of pale powder blue walls, frothy
ruffled curtains and bouquet
draperies and upholstery. your
eye will be drawn Immediately
10 the cranberry glass which is
displayed on hanging shelves
above the sofa. Al each side of
the shelf are rows of quaint,
framed miniatures.
Pure Americana is the red,
white and blue dining alcove
that has walls OF blue and white
ticking and a ceiling of red and
white ticking. A cranberry and
milk glass table service and
blue rug carry out the tricolor
scheme.
Chartreuse green painted
walls and draperies and bed
spread OF framed flower print
chintz give cozily bright air 10
the Federal bedroom. Furniture
is blond wood and touch of the
unusual is impaired with Boston
rockers and tiny black lacquered
tables Scrolled with gold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Red Cross Home
Nursing Classes

RED CROSS home nursing
classes will be organized at the
following places:
HIS Dexter, Ladies' AuXili-
airy Jewish War Veterans,
Thursday, Oct. II, at / p. m.
Crosse Pointe High School,
Thursday, Oct. 81, at 1870 p. m.
, Marygrove College, 1925 Nc
Nichols, Wednesday, Oct. 81, at
100 p. m.
With shortage of nurses and
doctors, the job of keeping the
home folks we'll will fall even
m ore heavily upon the home
keeper this winter, according to
the Red Cross.
Those unable 10 register at
any Of the above places can call
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21

lamps that adorn dresser. tables
and mirrored vanity niche.
Apartment B which is done in
the modern manner consists Of
but two rooms, yet il is a COM
plete living, sleeping and eating
unit The living room (which
converts into a bedroom via a
sofa-bed) is simple and stun
ming.
A mirrored wall gives the
effect of great space and reflects
the roseleaveS ceiling and cha
teau rose sideWall.
Worth several inspections is
the arrangement of romantic
Persian print reproductions
which is above the chartreuse
sofa-bed. An enormous Chinese
lamp sheds its light upon COM
panion chairs done in a magenta
hoped fabric.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21

crimes and then, placing chairs
for us explained his presence.
Jack asked me 70 come down
and tell you that he was a BIT
delayed, but would be with you
in a very few moments"
/ knew what was delaying
Jack-the removal of his dis
figuring beard--and knew that
Georges. despite his mischiev-
ously dancing eyes, would not
bctray the secret.
/ went out OF the room 10 the
apartment where l knew Jack
was. / heard him anathame-
thing his beard in the bath
room, and went straight TO the
door and knocked.
NJ T. T.. Eo....i:4.n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Another Red Cross
Nutrition Course

ONLY A week left. ladies,
TO join the Red Cross nutri-
tion course scheduled 10 start
in The Detroit Times audito-
rum Wednesday evening.
Oct. q the hours being
$50 10 $50.
THIS IS the regulation
Red Cross 20-hour course.
from which graduates may
go on 20 the canteen or the
dietitians' aide courses.
SEATING CAPACITY in
our auditorium is limited. so
we suggest you register as
soon as possible :. fill out
the blank CA these pages and
mail 10 Prudence Penny, who,
will conduct the classes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Federal American

The dinette-den is a marvel Of
compactness. One end is devoted
TO dining and contains a drop
leaf table and chairs of lined
oak. A few feet away is a desk
thanked by twin chairs uphol-
stored in gay plaid and the
background for this setting is a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21

ACCOMPANY BROILED
lamb steaks with broiled grape
fruit segmentS. Simply brush
segments with butter, sprinkle
with sugar and broil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Soft Blue Wallpaper

Poised over the mantel and
giving the room its oriental
flavor is a Chinese goddess high
lighted against fans of coral sea-
weed. Wallpaper in soft Chinese
blue is a happy blend of floral
and fretwork pattern.
Unusual is the three unit
coffee table which fronts the
Chippendale sofa upholstered
with a multicolored striped fab
ric. Ladies chairs in pastels,
twin lounge chairs done in green
looped fabric. a bright window
bay curtained with fabric that
repeats the wallpaper motif and
hanging shelves complete the
living room scheme.
Blue and white 3-inch striped
wallpaper provides striking
background for the mahogany
furniture in the dining room.
Again the Chinese influence is
impaired via a mirror above the
large credenZa board and in a
profusion of growing green's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
No Time for Formelities

81 haven't time for for1nali-
ties Jack. / said. Father wants
10 know If YOU have any scrap
Of Ruth Hayes handwriting. He
has 10 get letter written. ap-
parently from her. and has to
have samples of her writing TO
do IL You are his last hope.
Il think have some reports
she wrote out for me, he said
promptly How soon can / have
them back -
Tonight" I told him.
He laid down the razor. strobe
TO MS desk. took a long envelope
from a pigeon hole and brought
IL back 10 me.
There you are" he said,
and now where is Katharine ?"
Downstairs waiting for you,'
l replied
In five minutes he declared.
Then he put his hands on my
shoulders.
Dear. thoughtful sister
cousin. he said huSkily. 4
know whom 10 thank for all
this, and / am grateful. believe
me III"
Cuts Short Jacks Thanks
Back in five minutes" l in
terlupted airily, and fled back
70 Ihe room where Katharine
and Georges were talking.
/ whisked Katharine away
down the corridor and flung
open the apartment. The lunch
con table was set, the roses
were gorgeous in their box, and
Katharine kissed me warmly.
Darling girl" she cried.
"GuS's wife will serve you
luncheon when you ring for her.
/ told her. and now I'm going
back TO bring Jack -
/ fairly raced back to the
other apartment, and brought
Jack down with me. Then l
opened the door behind which
Katharine waited and sent him
through il. But as l closed it
softly again, ] heard two tremu-
lous ecstatlc EXPLANATIONS:
Jack, darling," and My own
wife,! and knew that in each
others arms they were reunited
at last.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
BY PHILoMENE EzACK

DESIGN FOR living in the
tempo of today is expressed in
the three apartments just
opened for public viewing by a
local department store.
What was formerly a model
home has by the simple means
of closing several doorways been
turned into three roomy and
very liveable apartments.
AS you walk into what APP
pears 10 be the foyer of an
apartment building. step TO the
left will take you into a three
room apartment done in 18th
century mood and accented with
Chinese motifs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Pitfalls Of Love ;: By Adele Garrison

THE ICY finger. so familiar
to my imagination traced its
way down my spine, but l
looked at the collegiate gangster
steadily.
Your silence is assured for
some time 10 come" j told him,
but. for reasons Of my own. !
am willing 10 hear what you
want. But you must be brief
] haven't much time"
His eyes were venomous as
they looked at me, and a sheer
curled his lips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
A Practical Note

An additional table that would
be perfect for breakfast or din
ner deun adds a practical note
10 the room. Lemon yellow draw
curtains, crystal chandelier and
wall sconces give the dining
room a glitter pickup.
A rug and block design WALL
paper in woodrose we'd happily
with draperles and spreads Of
soft French blue satin 10 set the
color scheme of the bedroom.
Outstanding in this room are
the beautiful closet accessories
and the breathtaking porcelain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
Madqe Walks Away

I turned away and walked
rapidly back TO the group beside
the car. The collegiate gangster
sent a muffled curse after me,
but made no real outcry.
In the sitting room, TO my
surprise. Georges was standing,
debonair and handsome as ever.
He kissed my hands and Kath-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-21
A Startling Story

Its just this" he said. Car
olyn was married 10 me. and
Marion was married 10 pal of
mine on'-he gave the date
at a town in Maryland, some
where near Washington, d. c.
I've forgotten the name OF the
town and the j. =. who married
Us. but it's on the certificates.
The girls have them"
I'm sure you're lying" l said
coldly, but on the chance that
you are not. what do you
want 20
Their folks will want those
marriages annulled, won [
they -" he queried.
Probably" / answered, and
he gave me a quick, lnsolent
look.
- Don't try 10 be nonchalant,
he said. You can't get away
with il. Now / want this. ] viii
give them dope that viii make
everything as If II never had
been. provided | get what l
want in return.
You must know" I said
frigidly, that l am powerless 10
promise you anything. l VIII
tell my father what you have
said. and he Will see you, If he
considers n necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Three Shells Land SO Yards Away

AuQ. Plenty OF action early this morning and this
afternoon Shclcd by enemy gunboa at m, three shells
landing within. 80 yards Of
This afternoon were shellcd by submarine about
two and a half miles of shore.
As | am writing this guns are Smelling sub Don't
know vet how effective our fire is.
They have moved our gun empacoment again, closer
to the beach
When they do attack We will either oct all of them or
10 ls curtains for
Water is getting o.bc problem, too. quart cantecn
Mas. TO last tNd DAYS So We all pretty dry.
Just got word that radio experts intercepted Jap
message saying they Will get this island back it is the
last thing thdy-eFer de.
do hope our rcnforccmens are here with more planes
and big guns.
Jntil then serious danger every minute. be-
cause Japan has bases only LOCO miles from here
any. last night peaceful night for 4 change,
with the exception Of few shots now and then.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Aqain on Lonely "a Watch

Aug. Last night noisy night The second
battalion had quite few skmiShcs with them. Plenty of
machine gun fire also heard
had the 2-to-l a. m. watch. Gets lonesome at that
time, with to talk TO and never knowing whether a
couple of those Sneakv devils crawling up YOU Have
to be the alert at all times.
One of the guards up the road shot snper out Of
tree.
Just got word they hit that sub Yesterday and know
for now, because parts Of 1t that hoaed
ashore.
-Four ships came i'm today with airpaneS, mechanics,
supplies and brand new planes.
Boy. are ever happy to them, It's sight for
sore eyes
They wasted no time unloading the boats either
Three Jap planes flew over and dropped supplies for
the laps, but the Fifth Marines intercepted the grub.
grub
Well starve them all out for sure now.---e
To foHow Pfc Breijoks story through battle
action and to the engagement in Which he
tUounded, read the daily Times starting Monday.
You may haze II delivered to your home by tcephon
ing Cherry $500.
Continued In Tomorrow's Times)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake il one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
taking command


Capt. Norman c. Gillette. 81
years in the navy. has been ap-
pointed commanding officer Al
Hudson naval ordnance plant a.
Center Line, IL Was announced
Saturday
He succeeds Capt A. s. Wother-
spoon. who has been assigned 10
active sea duty after rs months
at the plant lie VIII report 10 his
new post June --
Capt. Gillette, an ordnance spe-
CialiSt. was returned 10 active
service after Pearl HarbOr. He
saw action In the North Sea dur
ing the last war and was az Scapa
Flow when the German feet sur
rendered.
In ms new command, Capt. Gill
lctte viii inspect ordnance al both
tho Pontiac Motors Division and
ChryS Ter Corp. He is a Cradua m
Of Northwestern University am
tho t. :. Naval Academy AT An
napolls His two sons are also
officers in the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
THE COUNTRY Roy

He becomes the country boy
whiStlnC his way past the grave
ward on a moonleSS night when he
stands guard in tho Jungle and tells
Of "allicatorS and crocodlleS IN The
river and SCarN noises
He is the >llckcd-up youngSttr
who comes 10 call on your daugh-
ter. and whom YOU hear whisper
ING Of wonderful night" when he
tolls m his diary The moon was
beautiful last night \ sight I've
never expected 10 see and one I'll
never forget ~
A lonesome. homesick boy is re-
vealed time after time when he
speaks Of home, MONS cooking, or
wish Id get some mail from
L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
xhole Diary: Story of War in the Jungle 6

That sub came back again and started to shell us but
our fvc-nch really getting close It'll be good
score if they can hit it.
Strung barbed wire up along the beach today it will
slow them up enough for give them reception.
Three bombers flew today and dropped few eggs.
Wish they would come down close enough for get
shots anyway Our antarcraft guns the only things
that reach them though Hope air support comes
soon. We could really use it.
They changed gun empacement again. Now, in
stead of being on the beach, the unges edge.
The Japs in the hills getting pretty hungry so we
expect them down and make doordle attempt on
SO will be there with our gun to surprise them.
Food is beginning to be problem We rationed
to five days Jap food and two days American food-two
meals a day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Enemy Attacks AirfieId Again

Aug. I2-Not much going on last nght-couId hear a
few shots and then.
They attempted to bomb the airport today again 1t
seems the airport is their main objective right now.
Our anti-aircraf boys shot down two planes today.
Hope can keep il up.
Tonight men going out into the Junglos to clean
out the SniperS wish them luck
These yellow devils Sncaky only at night do they
of the jungles and mountains to do their dirty
work.
have the a-to-5 watch the gun tonight. Not a
1lD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
$4,000 Award
For Eye Upheld

A Jury award Of Sf6.600 for the
loss Of an eye. the highest verdict
ever granted in Michigan for such
an injury. was upheld Saturday ~
an opinion filed IN Wayne County
court by Judge Joseph +, Sanford
OF NuskcCon
Judge Sanford heard the cast
last January in which the Jury
awarded the sum 20 Daniel {. Me
Iver Al a Duluth. MINI truck
driver who brought action against
the Tru>hot Corp OF Detroit.
MCIver claimed be- lost ms right
eve when a gun he was shooting
in a machine called "Bang-A-
Deer manufactured by the Iru-
shot company. exploded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Yamamoto' S Death
Is Still a Puzzle
Photo by Times stan Photographic
RN Inltrh rress

Conflicting Toxic radio reports
Saturday Loft IN doubt the man
ncf IN which the japanese navy
commander IN chief Admiral
ISoroku Iamamoto died.
The oriClnal broadCa>tS had said
Inc was killed IN a South Pacific
IaCTial combat IN md-Aprll but
later Toxic Indicated he was alive
but IN grave condition as late as
April 20.
The Office Of War Information
Spcculatcd that he might have SUI
fcrcd fatal inJuuc>~p a passenger
'planc crash between Singapore
land Bangkok. Siam, April T.
Toxic broadCaStS a that time
said very high ranking officials
never identified were aboard.
A TranSoccan CGcrman) News
Agency dispatch from Toxic.
broadcast by Berlin said that an
urn containing Iamamoto'S ashes
would be taken TO Toxic Sunday.
The place where he was Cremated
was not Indicated.
1t was considered possible that
he might have committed hara-klrl
because Of Japanese TeVcrScS.
Several hours alter the first an
nouncement OF his death, Toxic
said
when his imperial aieSty
emperor received word of the
grave condition Of the late Fleet
Admiral Namamoto on April 20,
he elevated him from the post
Of commander i'm chief Of the
combined fleets 10 fleet admiral.
This gracious gesture nn-ths-
part Of his imperial ma ieSty
failed To rally the condition Of
4 nna n1nin "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
HERMAN J. MtNKEWICZ
- he's on trial "

Los ANGELES MAY - Final
testimony In trc felony drunk
driving trial OF Norman T. Man
kjeW5cz. scenario writer. was pre-
scented IN superior Count TODAY
and arguments To The jury VIII be-
Eln Monday
MankleNlcz-- accused tAc
crash in Beverly Hills last March
! I tn which Mrs IGNORES GrrSt1-
win wife Of the lyricISt. and Anne
Jones, her Negro maid We're IN
jured. testified he had TWO high
balls before starting home after "A
DAY al the studio whore ne was
employed.
The SCcnaTI~t maintained they
did nol affect hm and ne was
perfectly sober. lie contendcd be
was not responsible for the crash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Memorial Day
Rites 10 Honor
Gold Star Group
Events Expected TO Be
Most CoIorfuI Here
Since World War |

Detroit will pay marked tribute
to her hero Co. EXT Sunday in
Memorial Day ceremonies which
will be perhaps the most colorful
since World War !.
Added significance will be placed
in the observance this year with
the ever-growing gold star list in
the current conflict.
Mindful of those who have given
their lives for their country in this
and past wars. officials of the Joint
Memorial Day Association urged
today that every home display Old
Glory next Sunday in the greatest
display of reverence ever wit
ppSSpd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Detroit Marine
Writes ViVidIy
OF Jungle War
Bre,11as l0vaIided Home,
Used Dead Jap s Book
10 Record Experiences
Il, II SCOTT
The marine, have landed aud

Inc marines nave idnu'u an"
The situation il we'll in hand rs
-- o's and proud marine boost
...-......l. .s-..-., .t,... .fo.
s., I'm.
san -'.' ". WHO. '' ~, '''' ~ ''
ma,no~. Pvt Charles g. '0hucHl
Rrrf.5 of $3.50 T. RobnWood and
hundreds of other young Amcrl-
cans .aI marines like himself
larif1 az Guadalcanal last Aug. Z.
What happened from that day
.rt.' hc wa, lryaLdcd hy plane TO
q rest base Nov Us told by
RIaIak In his diary 10 The De
1fot Times
Prior 10 Aug T BrcUak had inc
vpcaI experiences ut all rockies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Chest Chairman Stays

FLINT May y T. Paul Lynch
viii continue rs chairman Of the
budget committee Of the Flint
Community Chest r Spencer
Bishop, president, announced to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
-lCna4iHti4tE from paFN-9He4

the waters cdgoso good many will down before they
put this gun out Of action.
Three guards shot by snperS last night at the
airied.
If don't get them all out of the mountains before
long they'll kill every guard we have.
Food here is getting short Our ship with some of our
SnnnleS sunk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
THE SOLDIER PATTERN

Hc follows tho soldier pattern OF
complaining about food Particu-
larIy when ne says. We had bar
ley aga H-th4-4merHlRg fer the SeV-
cnlh straight dav m a row, or
when he says. We arc on five
DAYS Jap food and two DAYS Amerl-
can TWO meals per day
Thirst aSSailcd the marines many
times during their hectic island
DAYS. and Breiiak tolls on one oc-
.caslon. My mouth is thick and
dry as tar
Throughout tho diary Brcliak
shows the normal emotions OF all
American boys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
ANNUAL PARADE

Persons of every creed and faith
veterans of other wars and con
.tingentS from the current conflict
will unite with patriotic and civic
organizations for the annual
parade NEXT Sunday afternoon.
Starting at ? o'clock. the line OF
march will proceed from Pctcrboro
south on Woodward TO Jefferson
thence east 10 Hastings.
Charles l.. Bartlett is grand
Albert +. Lenart is chief
of staff. William f.. Bowling is
adjutant and Frank klett Will
serve as chief of attics-
High ranking officials Will TO-
view the parade from a stand
erected in front of the Majestic
Building at Woodward and Mich
lEdn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
SEVEN DIVISIONS

En- route, the marChcrS viii pay
tribute TO heroes of other wars m
a salute 10 their memory AT the
Soldiers and Sailors Monumcn,
opposite city hall.
Tho parade viii be in sever
diylSionlCrach headed by maSScd
colorS. u
Ceremonies az RoSeland Parl
Memorial Cemetery viii be- under
auspices Of the American Legion
al their plot.
The veterans AT 9.45 a m. viii
parade from the cemetery gates
10 The plat where auxiliary mem
berS VIII decorate graves Of the
war dead
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-18
Richmond

Born Wednesday, March 10th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. l. e a n d r
SCHNEIDER Of Detroit, a daugh-
ter, Marlene, Mr.. SCHNEIDER is
the son of Mrs. Ang e ! i n e
SCHNEIDER of this village.
New officers of the local Par
ent Teachers Association are:
President, Mrs. Roy Eppl r.;
Mother Vice President. Mrs. Z.
H. Marshall; Father Vice Pres
ident, Rev. D. Grady; Teacher
Vice President. Miss Hazel Guy
selman; Secretary, Miss Pauline
OXenger and Treasurer. Mrs.
Roger Fruin, Historian, Mrs. Lon
Beatty.
The members OF the Lions
Club are holding their regular
dinner this evening at the Cook
Hotel. Each member will bring
with him a friend of Irish des-
cent.
The members of the Richmond
Study club met Monday evening
in the home of Mrs. w. j. West
on. Book Night was the topic
for discussion Mrs. Phil LuteS
entertained for the members or
the Diversity Club and Miss
Noreen Bauer was hostess to the
members of the Eta Zeta Pi
club.
Mrs. Wilfred Trudgeon will
entertain the members Of the
Sorority in her home on We'd
nesday evening The party will
be a ST. Patrick's party.