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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
HEATED
CARRIERS
FOR BABIES

4 nov kind ~ amhulsr so.
iec f1r Transporting fit
mature babies ia ne harsl q
ndw available TO parents aossll
their physicians. accoriirs 70 nj
Bruce " DOUGLAS. comm 'nsrl
IN hcalh
These new heated carr p.o-l
vide warm even fewasr'ps'
WIN fufficicnt humidi.r ~ hs
bahies Thev arc dcsirne r
nc TINS occupant may travel gn.
der the safest conditions Als
iof hn
So charge IS made hts
sor'iec winch is provided rosA
ihe pc'goit Department 81 llMfh
and he Tribute cammif, at
Detroit Community foe Tp
carriers are available o sor
q iho day or nlrht ami g he
requested through the Nsflnr
Nurse associations
nr DOUGLAS SAYS that lrs~
showed cne-half Of an pfeailis
hallos brourhi from iher ZONES
70 the hospital had body rner.
aiires rancine from 10 n o.
arees hollow normal wli ar
arrived Such lowered toi Nm'
pcra'nre greatly reduces n.
fonts chance ~ survival ard ne
new carrier VIII help tho baby =
maintain hody heat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

This Is the second letter from
home town boys serving In the
armed forces ~ the United states
10 Ulysses ". Bo,kIn Of the
Tribune staff.
The letter this week Is from
SCI Charles u Booker who is
stationed al Camp Ellis. I'll.
Well here ! am hack again In
Cainp Ellis getting ready 10 fin
ish the Jon ahead ! really did
knock myself ONT while home on
furloush ! missed number Of
ms former playhoy friends !
hear ihev arc mostly in Tho Navy
row. However It was pleasure
70 converse With the few ! saw
am writing this rs hit Of
news about ono Of your former
friends 'n show hasiress The
article 'l be published IN next
weeks issue % Camp Kills News
was ftiunatc IN helrr able TO
scan Tire e'isinal copy prior 10
publication
"a very interesting personality
orr eamn Is Set. lanes +
Wall. fofme of The dance team
90 HAri AMI Wall SCI Wall was
rdncted into 'he army literally
from The floor q Dctrolt's own
club Ioml 10 on Jan s 1919 AL
though his career has hoen tenn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Charles u. Berry, Attorney
l3OS Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Cncut Court FOR the County Of
Wavnc IN Chancely
SCENl0ts LEE Plaintiff IS
ALFONSO LEE. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

Army on IAN u and arrived al
jefferson Barracks on Ian -
from For Sheridan he attended
s. Ann and Wcstcfn High
schools and FORMERLY WAS employ
% hy the Wohlfahfi Engineering
ccmpanv us present ambition Is
wings"
Pvt. James ". Deaw. SON of Nr
and Mrs J Dcav ~ BOSS HIS
boro Detroit attended No M
western Hlsh school and arrived
~ Jefferson Barracks on Dec 10,
from Fort sheridan He hopes 70
he e''her Tho rlloi or the nari-
gator ~ an AAF bomber
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Ahner 4. Taken, Attorney
39IO Wcnterey ttenue

STATE or MICHIGAN. 10 Tho
Circuit Court for the Comfy Of
Wavne. IN chancerv
ELIZABETH HVSSEY Plain
IN VS. SAMUEL HvsSEy Ile-
rrDJ,nt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
1irgna Judge Rules White Girls Adoption By Negro illegal
Michiganders
With The Colors

had attended INC rniversiles q
rstfoi' and NifhSan
Ar,lnc at Jefferson Barracks
IN pe IL as Pre-Aylatlon Ca
oct. P,t. Sol. SeIdman. son Of
Nfs 7 Seduian ~ SoS> Rieh'on.
aefrni' has his hssyi set on be-
ming Nsrs officer he for-
wey sitfnasd Central High
sstaN ara VAS student at
Maxine unieesfv AZ The 'inis he
,hfcrcd ire seShe
r,t. william c. lilly. son Of
Ns 81 80 ri'y ~ 1920 Free
isra nn este ~ HE Array
Na ie and aiyed 2, Je'-
san pa se1s cn Nos 81 lie
fsMcrt was cr9oyea SIS an 'r-
tss hv -Ac laic'srencc
a. on no Anmy Alr forces
Cai-s rr e,mcr' district
N nr mfa hoeo earned
ra. lrr. here n aiminis
tsa te ras' .ons ard auorr these
Is ri. Rehert X. Nonne, son %
Ve Na w. Young 81 e746
Wsths sennr De'rol' F0ner-
ir s.p,k 'srb wHh De hIrrray
pora.r 50 America Set
yart i NJ Tsif- son FAR
w, efr5t no f4Io from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
LEGAL NOTICES

j. LlNGEMAN clclk.
BY A. A. BERGER
Depary Clerk l-S-2-l9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
LEGAL NOTICES
Charles Il. Berry
hos IlrOauay

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
WAYNE IN Chancery
JAMES u. SCILlyAN. Plaintiff
vs. TERS1E SULLIVAN. Defend
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O.E.s. COLUMN F. & AM, P.H.A.

O.E.S. (OLOMIN r. ck Avn, TIA.
GLIDING STAR CHAPTER so. l1-STATFD MEETINGS-lf
"Wednesday. DFcREF WORK 9rd Wednesday. Worthy Ma
tron-Nrs. Naude Williams 6t9 King Ma sl2S Worthy Pa
Nr. Richard white 592 Erskne. Apt 500 Secretary
Miss Gladys V. Minis, 1850 Log Cabin In 3920a
BATHSHFBA CHAPTER 40. 9-STATED MEETlNGS-lst Fri
day. DFcREE WORK srd Friday Worthy Matron-Mr
simmons 1850 Joseph TIE. 2600; Worthy Patron
Bristol. 1911 Jos Campau. ~ liss; Secretary
Mrs. Carrie u. Riley. 4>sa Parker FL 5705
GOLDEN LEAP CHAPTER 10. 1f-STAIED MEETINGS-ld
"Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd wednesday,. Worthy Ma
Alice Dean 9tii NcDougall; Worthy Paron-Mr
Is J. walker. 1891 Goodson; Secreary-Mrs Lula Hendey
3S7 Trowbriige.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER 40. 81 STATED MEETINGS-end Fri
day. DEGREE WORK 9Th Friday. Worthy Matron-Mrs
Williams, t'ss ~ Antoine. re. iiigo Worthy Patron
Mr. Haywood CAN'T. 500 Hartford. Ty f5'6; Secretary
Mrs Helen g. CAN'T 67Oa Hartford Ty. 4-75s6.
LONF STAR CHAPTER so. 96-STATED MEETINGS Isl
Thursday. DEGREE WORK 3rd Thursday. worthy Nntron
Mrs. Abble Thomas 90i9O kentnckys Worthy Patron
Mr. Richard White. Frskne. Apt sos: SecrtaryNelle
Wilson. 2Os2i Wyoming. Ferndae.
ST. AGNES CHAPTER No. 2S-STATED MEETINGS-2nd We'd
nesday. DEGREE WORK 4th Wednesday. Worthy Matron-
Beatrice Fleming 6559 redwood, Ty 6O573; Worthy
Walter Baenger. 1856 3Oh. La 1861; Sec
Mrs. Roberta Nelson, BEE Brush. 1r. l-l39
CAPSTONE CHAPTER so. 99-STATED MEETINGS End
Thursday DEGREE WORK 9TH Thursday. Worthy Mntron
Mrs Rose RIount. 217 Mue. r. s63s; Worthy Patron
Stroud. Auhn; SecretaryMrs Rosaella
Matthews se32 r. Fort II. $685..
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No. 353.Osa
ORDER OF PIBLIt ALTON


At session Of said Court held
m The City of Detroit. WAYNE
County Michigan. on January 7,
ADs 1914.
Present Honorable LILA n
NEvENFELT Circuit Judge
II appearing TO this Court from
AFFIDAVIT on file that Tersio sui
Ivan. defendant herein. IS not a
resident % the city Of Detroit
state Of Michigan but resides At
lumbcrton Mississippi, address be-
INK Inmhcrton Mississippi Gen
cral Delivery
Of MOTION or CHARLES u
BERRY, Attorney for the Plain
Hf
1T Is ORDERED that he de-
iendanf. Tersie Sullivan enter her
appearance in said cause on or
before three 90 months from tho
date 81 this order. or said Bin ~
Complaint will be taken as con-
fesscd against her; and that the
said Order be published IN The
Detroit Tribune a new spapcr
printed published. and circulated
in said County. and a copy 81 tle
same be sent 10 the last known
address az he defendant hy reg
isfercd mail
LILA VI NtiNFEl.r
Circuit Judge
"a Truc copyl
CASpAR J, LINGEMAN clerk
BY + f. GALLAGHER
Deputy Clerk o5 2-lS
-KILP RFGIsTFRiD---
Alonzo y. PettIford. Attorney
130s Broadway
STATE or MICHIGAN in me
Circuit Court for tho County Of
WAYNE IN Chancery
FRANCES RUSHING. Plaintiff.
VS. ED RUSHING. Defendant
No 3ss.S5s
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court hold
at the Court House. IN the city
, ~ Detroit. County Of Wayuc.
state OF Michigan on the third
day OF January AID 1914
Present Tho honorable LILA
w. NEUENFEfT. Circuit Judge
II appearing by affidavit at
tachcd hereto. that the Defendant
I'd. Rushing Is not resident Of
The state OF Michigan, and that
ais last known Address was a34i
,eulah Street Houston. Tcxas
.ON MOTION or A1.ONzO n.
pETTlFORD ATTORNEY Tor The
Plaintiff Frances Rushing
IT Is ORDERED. that the said
defendant. Ed Rushing enter his
appearance IN this cause on or
before three months from The date
of this order OF that the said
bill Of complaint he taken as
confessed. and that said order
be served and published as re-
Qulred ny law
LILA W. NEvENFElT
Circuit Judge
"a True Copyl
! CASPAR J. l.1NCEMAN Clerk
nv A b GALLAGHER
Deputy Clerk l.2e All.
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80. 35s.so5
ORnIR OF PIRII(AIION

A. session II said Court held
in the civ az Detroit Wayne
Comfy, Michigan. on Dec ! AID.
1919.
Present Honorable SHERMAN
IN CALENDER. Circuit judge
|. II appearing 10 this Court from
affIdasii On nlc that Alfonso Ice.
defendant herein Is not q resident
OF tho city Of Detroit Wayne
County. Michigan Int resides at
Rrminelam Alabama address
hcins 1929 e5th Street Nor'h
oN NOTION or CHARLES p.
BERRY auorrcy for plaintiff
TT is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT Alfonso Leo enter his
appearance 10 sail cause en- or
before three months from the
laie Of this order or said hill Mi
be- taken as confessed against
bin ANA 'hat said order he pub.
lShed N We pciroi' Tribune y
ncwspapcr pfirtci published and
nnnlatnr IN sai3 coaniy. snd q
ne ~ The samc be sent ~ tho
lar known address ~ ihe Dc.
fcnaaw w registered mnii
SHERMAN u CALENDER
Circuit Judge
"a True ropyi
cASPAR . !1NctNAN Clerk
ny a. a BERGER
Deputy Clerk In All
kerr urcIsrrRrp-
Chas. p. Kerry. Attorney
I3oS Broadway
STATE or NIrHlGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the County a
WAYNE IN chancery
JAMES ENHRy. Plaintiff SIS
DELLA EMERY Defendant
No. 35l.sIG
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At a session Of said Court held
in the CIT, 81 Detroit WAYNE
County Michigan on November
20 AD 1888
Present Honorable JAMES r.
CiiENOT Circuit judge
u appearing TO this Court from
affidavit on fle that Della I'm.
hry defendant herein is not a
resident OF The civ II Detroit
state - Michigan. bu, resides al
Wilder Virginia general dolly.
ofv
Of MOTION or CHARLES n
BERRY. Attorney FOR The plain.
tff
lT IS ORDERED that III d.
fendan Della Embry. enter he,
appearance IN said cause ON n
before three a. months from N,
date of this order. or said hil'
viii be taken as confessed
against her and hat said order
he published In the Detroit Trl.
bune newspaper printed. pub.
lished and circulating in said
County and copy Of The same
be sent 20 Tho last known ad.
dress ~ INC defendant nv regis.
icrei mail
JAMES r cHENOT.
Circuit Judge
ffA True Copel
4 cAsPAR = LINCENAN. Clerk
Ry a 4 BERGER.
DEPUTY Clerk 1-i5 :. os
t COTORrD ItDcF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
IF RHEUMATIC PAIN
HAS YoU DOSING AND HOPING


Open your own way toward delivsfano
others have enjoyed. Make up your ~ .'
you're going 10 use something sha' ~
to work on rheumatic pain. You VIZ ~
help YOU can feel. So get C-71lj' y ~ w
suffer from rheumatic pain or nis''s !,
lar aches. Don't be put off with " y
butts. Caution: Use only a. difs'ssat
First bottle purchase price reiunoso
not satisfied. 6oc and $I.oo, get 1'''''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

Miss Armstrong; attcrneys rcn.|
tend that The marriage of Goneva'
ilumbles TO Armstrong Was iesaI|
IN canada and that INC aderlon|
q white child hv a Ner zss
likewise recognized hy a rwl
% thar nation
The LAWYER Tor the liamsles|
estate. on tho other hand or-
tended that although The s,os.|
'lon Was legal in Canado : nd
no' hive 70 be recognized 81 hs|
state of Virginia since q Is Gen.
irarv 70 puplic policy as Nbross-
81 IN number of laws
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Granddaughter
Loses Sl5O,OOO
In Property
Adoption Is
Called Contrary
To States Policy

f.YNCHBURG, Va fANpl Tn.
case Of an is-ycar-old white Fl B
Dorean Lillian Armstrong ii.
hcrla Canada. to share in thc "a.
state 81 Adolphus Humble rg,.
claimed tho richest Negro h ~.
state. who died In 1926 io.,l,
property estimated 10 have bss,
worth sl5oooo was dcciaol n /.
recently by judge S nuyal u-l
tin Of Corporation court ias.a
Martin ruled against Tho pi,.eu,s|
Rasing her claim IN th nc,
that she IS tho foster rranaa arh.
ter Of IInmbles Miss Arm one,
lawyers threatened 70 carve n.
caee 70 the state supreme ro0s]
The plaintiff claims she ia.
adopted by Humblcs Al r,asr \
Geneva Armstronr and hcr naa
husband Gnv Russell Arm !
Tho conrle was married. ar va
ia Canada
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Alonzo u. PetiIford. Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN. in ne
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne IN Chancery
FRANCES RUSHING. Plaintiff
VS. ED RUSHING Defendant
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- l0I0Rrn Irnor--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Chas. y. Kerry. Attorney
1905 Rroadway

STATE or MIrHlCAN. IN tho
Circuit CONT for the County n
WAYNE In chancory
JAMES EMERY Plaintiff SIS
DELLA EMERY Defendant
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

P'i. Frank W. Dent. whose nlfc
Nrs Pa'rlfla nsnf lives a. 1910
Nlre.een'h neirolI en'eref ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
7. N. Rinehdrt
Heads B Of {

Election Of T. Mel Rinehart.
president Of the Highland OIL
Corp, 10 the presidency Of the
Detroit Board Of Commerce was
announced today after a meeting
Of The boards newly-constituted
directorate.
The newly-elected board vice
presidents were George ". Carter
president OF the Detroit Insurance
Agency, and A. NJ. Wbel. vice
president OF the NaSh-kelvinator
Corp Carl 3. Tuttle. senior vice
president and treasurer Of the
S. s. krcSgc Co. was reelected a
vice president Of the board
Mcpherson Browning. chairman
Of the board Of the Detroit Trust
Co, was reelected treasurer and
Frank J Armstrong traffic man
ager of the L. S. Radiator Corp
was reelected assistant treasurer.
The board rcappointed Harvey
Campbell executive vice presi-
dent j. Ray Campbell, controller.
and Charles NJ. Srccnan. secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Demand RuIinQ
On 7 State Aides

The state civil service commits
sion today awaited clarification
from Atty. Gen. Rushton OF the
status of two members of the
public service commission who are
drawing large salaries.
The civil service commission. of
which former Gov Alex J. Groes-
beck is chairman. intimated that
court action might be taken soon
if RuShton did not clarity the sta
tuS Of Ray X. Holland. chief en-
.Eineer Of the service commission.
and John w. Rushing. whom Hol-
land succeeded.
The commission charges that
Holland has been paid S.. $50 IL
legally since last June as he is not
classified IN der civil service.
Rushing. still on the pay roll. has
had no duties since he was re-
placed, the commission was told.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Witness
Hits Ellis

Further revelations ~ alleged
"strongarm y methods of orcanlZ.
Ing employees OF Detroit under
ia k erS into unit Of tho
TeamStcrS Union Go are cN.
pected 10 highhght the examin8-
ton Of two union officials ana the
head OF the Detroit Florists AsSo-
citation before Recorders Judge
Brennan today
The three men Peter ? Ellis
president Of The florists associa-
ton, James easily business
agent Of the union and Sol Sni-
Jman. former business agent,
lie being tried on a charge OF eX-
tortion.
II paid because I wanted 10
keep my business and not have
my equipment sma she'd Robert
G. Harris. an undertaken teSti-
fed Tuesday
Harris quoted Ellis aS saving AZ
Meeting al The Detroit Leland
Hotel in August 1912
Keep your mouths shut or
possibly get full Of lead"
Emil RsuSS. vice president o.
the florist association declared
on the stand thai he did not see
any money change hands al the
Detroit Leland melting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
High S(hooIGiirI
Injured in Crash

A 15-year-old East Detroit
High School girl today is in criti-
cal condition at Saratoga General
Hospital after between classes
ride that ended when the car in
which she and three companions
were riding struck a tree al
Gratiot and NICOLA.
The girl, Millicent Abbott.
21796 Brittany. has fractures of
both legs and a possible skull
fracture. Her schoolmates. whose
condition was described as not
serious" are Donald Graham. IS.
of 24223 Hayes, the driver. Alfred
Brooklair, 24l16 Schoenherr. and
Joyce Homes. IS, Of 21S26 Donald.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

Detroit and vicinity Fan tonight
Tar.t co4ds THURSDAY WARMER loves
Hr'rhf ablI' o. Moderate winds. In.
rreasirE Th4rsdat
DETROIT DATA
Temperature JuCsdl' Highest 81 de
Erc.t lowest e. mean. 5n
Departure from roImal fetrpsrotar,
TUESDAY a deE-ffs.
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan PIC degrees
Temperatures one ttar aro today HiEn
cs' ~ degrees lowest ~. utar so
Temperature uIs date I0 past n wears
Highest so ccsrees 'r 1885, lowest ~
in 1928
Relative humidity Tues1ss 80 4 m
81 700 m 80 2 80 2. m g.
$50 sf
Prcep.thuon. IN last "a hours ending A.
80 m TODAY 10 IGth
Departure from normal precIptAtlol
since Jan % inch
Degree DAYS Tor TUESDAY Nav r. d.
normal for May 3: - Accumulated De.
gree days this month. So Normal dsgfe,
DAYS for April 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
SfrikeH
Bakeries

Sixty-eight Detroit bakeries
were closed today many Of them
for the fourth straight day as
more than 200 members of the
AL Bakers Union. Polish Local
No. II, continued their .citywlde
strike.
Frank NJ. Lemke. attorney
representing the Polish Master
Bakers Association. the employ
tf-s group with winch the union
is seeking a settlement. charged
The strike came without warn
lng on Sunday morning.
Despite the fact that the
workers wages have been in
creased 81 per cent since Jan
uary, 1911" said Lemke. "they
now seek an additional S6.50-a-
week raise, plus a weeks paid
vacation"
II the dispute goes 10 the War
Labor Board. Lcmke added, the
union probably VIII make two
additional demands. nlnc-day
sick leave with pay and 20 min
uteS dressing time each day at the
employers expense.
Frank ZukowSki chairman Of
the bakers locals contract COM
mlttec admitted the union bad
asked a weekly raise Of $3.50 for
each worker but said the demand
had been reduced 10 s. plus a
weeks paid vacation
But il the employers group
refuses the vacation pay" sad
Zukowski, "the strike will con-
tinue."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
RECALLS DONATION

"Nhy. yes. remember it,"
said Dr. Bruce II. Douglas,
health commissioner, when re-
minded of II by the Times. II
believe it's Out at Herman
kiefer Hospital. I don't think
we've had occasion 10 use ID
yet"
lie arranged quickly 10 have II
made available TO RojcSki. Known
as the Terhaar reSpirator, after
ITS inventor Or. F. III Terhaar OF
Los Angeles the device resembles
the chest part Of q suit of armor,
such as knights used 10 wear.
Rubber strips seal II 10 the pa
TENTS chest and n motor driven
bellows forces air alternately into
and ont of the device, thus NOV
ing the chest and making the
lungs lnhale and eNhalc.
Were awfulIy grateful 10
the Transfers Union" said
Mrs RojcSkI. we want 10
thank the Times, too. for we'd
been trying To get one of these
Tor weeks and never knew one
was available until the Times
found out for US"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Canadian Filler
Killed in Action

Flight IT. WIlbcrt a Healey OF
the RCAF was killed IN action
over Germany April go bis sister.
Mrs. Russell NJ Ilarkncss of 1876
RoSlyn. Crosse Pointc Shores was
informed today 1t HCalcy 20
was a native of Parry Sound Ont
A graduate OF the University Of
Toronto, he enlisted n 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Put-in-Bay Trips Start

The steamer Put-In-Bay will
make its initial trips 10 the Lake
Erie island playground on Sunday,
May IS, and Tuesday. May 30, IL
was announced today by 0. S.
Dustin, president of the Ashley &
Dustin Steamship Line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Buchanan NLRB Election

The NLRB today ordered an
election for employees Of the Clark
Equipment Co, Buchanan. Mich.
- vote May Is ON representation
by the International Union OF
United Automobile. Aircraft and
Agricultural Implement Workers
of America tCIOJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Experts Tell
Ted(hingAinns
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

While industry. represented by
Shrysler's b. T.. Hutchinson,
pleaded for an educational system
which would concentrate on the
development of character, DIR.
Warren F.. Bow, superintendent
of Detroit schools, last night en-
visioned an increased trend to-
ward vocational training.
The two spoke al the first
Joint meeting between Detroit
businessmen and the city's educa-
tors at the Hotel Statler under
the auspices of the Detroit Bust
nessmen's Committee on Coop
Grafton with Education.
The ChrySler finance Chtettdin
said that industry stood against
bureaucratic interference with
itself-and with education.
81 regard teaching a. the
fundamental and most vital ac-
tivity In our life" he said. "The
end of education IL 90 produce
men and women who have de-
veloped character at the Same
time they attained knowledge.
AWARE OF CRITICISM
"The most troublesome peo-
pie today are those dreamers
who attempt 10 deal with the
realities of life on "A theoretical
basis. I'm aware Of the criti-
cism frequently aimed at busi-
ness by our educators. It's been
o national pastime-particular-
ly I'm the last IL years. I class
Ms demagogues those who try
To tear down our existing Sys-
tenn, instead of trying 10 inn
prove II.
DR.. Bow outlined the present
Detroit educational setup and set
forth five major oblectlves:
Greater stress on the
teaching of pride in workman
ship.
2-More instruction In The
.6mp1eX way modern industry
operates.
3 Broadening Of the oppor-
tunity for students 10 gct work
experience under proper super
vision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Perfect Score
No Sickness Reported Here
From Home Canning
Times Phott

Detroit's canning housewives
can take a bow.
The city has not had a single
case of food poisoning from home
canned products although cases Of
the kind have been reported from
other sections of the country.
DR.. Bruce Douglas, city health
director. attributes this TO the
care with which Detroit's house
wives followed directions in their
canning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Dance 10 Raise Fund
For Young Seamen

Detroit war workers viii help
the Young Scamen Of America
raise funds 10 outfit a clubhouse
at the foot of GriSw0ld and buy
a ncW llO-foot boat hy giving q
show and dance at S425 Joseph
Campau Saturday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
VOCATIONAL TRAINING

4 Added vocational training
In the high Schools-
3 An attempt increase The
number nl-high school Rradu-
a,es In anticipation Of fewer
postwar jobs for lS-year-olds
He asked for closer relation
ship with industry and a broad
ened support for the vocational
program.
On completion q The two adj
dresses, the several hundred edu-
Gators and top Detroit business
men adjourned 10 five different
rooms 10 continue the discussion
In round table conferences Allen
Grow, president Of The Ec0nomlo
Club was presiding officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Reject Firemen's Contract

BATTLE CREEK, May 10-Bat-
tie Creek city commission has re-
jected contract submitted by the
local organization of the Ameri-
can Fire Fighters Association of
which most of the city firemen
are members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Dame Ethel Smyth Dies

LONDON. May 10 GNS1 The
death of Dame Ethel Smyth. SO.
English composer. author Jour
naliSt and Sutlragettc, was an
nounced in London today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Resident so YEARS

Waldo. a resident Of the Detroit
area for more than 80 years. has
acquired and managed large real
estate holdings. His chief inter-
est is the Majestic Building,
Woodward and Michigan. the
states first Skyscraper, completed
IN 1897. lie maintains offices
there.
Unlike his brother, Waldo
Avery has kept almost entirely
from public notice aS-a-matter of
practice. He has close circle of
friends. and belongs 10 the Coun-
Try Club of Detroit. the Detroit
Club. the Detroit Athletic Club.
The Detroit Symphony Society.
tho Detroit Board Of Commerce
and the Old Club at ST. Clair
Flats.