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By THOMAS r. HENRY,
Gtar Cta ~ Ccrresnop dort

UNITED STATES BOMBER STATION
James Jones 1918 Greenmon Baltimore the
only man who fell out of Flying lived
tell about it flying every fighting
frantic
been member since coming
To do this he all
three months which
Evening star., 1944-03-09
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Over There With Men From Here
FLYER MAKES UP TIME
LOST BY FALL FROM PL ANE

This one OF OF stories BY Star
OF Germany
Evening star., 1944-03-09

as a result of his
nee. Every morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
L Stabbed
AS ; Fight
In Mud

James Edward Dotson. 40. Of
Sob Silvery lane. Dearborn Town
ship, was in critical condition
today in EloiSe Hospital with stab
Mounds inflicted in fight with
two friends at Ann Arbor Trail
and Rodlndale,
Held in the Wayne County jail
for investigation was Brown Wal
lace. 80, of 1882 Lincoln, who told
county detectives the Stabblng
occurred while DOtSon. Hardy
Pierce, %, Of S075 Fenton, Dear
born Township and he were walk
iag 10 store to bay more VINE
during A party Al Plerce.s home
Wallace SAID DOtSon and Pierce
became quarrelsome and threw
him into a mud puddle and that
he hit DotSon in the face with a
SNOWFALL. DotsOn then pulled a
knife from has pocket and in the
struggle winch followed was HIM
self stabbed. Wallace said,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
THE WEATHER

- s weather bureau forecasts for
March 81
Detroit and vicinity Rain ~ snow
0urres i0n'eht ending Tuesday slightly
cooler tonight. lowest about 800
sbi ppers forecast Protect shipments
during the next SO hours for Norih 20
degrees West % East 30 south 80
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures sunday Highest. - 10
rrrrT- f0WrTt. 81 nneET -
Departure from normal temperature
SUNDAY IS degrees
t1rr7TfUrg rom normal temptfature
since Jan 7 300 degrees
Temperatures one wear aeo TO-DAY HiEh
est f3 degrees lowest, - mean 80
Temperatures tots date In past II years
Highest 40 degrees In 1910 lowest 3 in
iq34
Relative humidity sunday 2 7n m
s. per cent 80 = m % 2 3o p m
50 5 30 m 80
Precipitation in last - hours ending A.
: 80 m today a. ~ i0chcs
Departure from normal procI pitafiOn
since Jan 20 inches
Degree DAYS for sunday. March Is 80
Normal Tor March Is Is
Accumulated degree days ih4a- H4AHth
sa3
Normal degree days Tor March. 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Big Sums Swell
Red Cross Fund

Leaders OF the Rcd Cross drive
were optimistic today with large
contributions coming In during
tho last days Of tho campaign.
They reported S777l9 from en-
ploycS Of The Briggs Manufactur-
ing Co OF TIN, ameHnt S57 7S6
was from members Of Briggs Lo-
cal ~. UAW-CIO.
The fund still IS short 81 300 %
600 Of the Siail 600 goal but
Chairman Herbert r TIKI OK
pressed confidence that the top
would be reached IN the remain
inG &Ae-deS-
Other large weekend contrihu-
IONS were S1S-5UO from Creek
War Relief IN celebration Of
Greek Independence Day $1,000
from employees Of Campbell
Ewald and Sl295 from employees
Of the Solvay Process CO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
I Prisoners Try
To Flee Hospital

Two police prisoners in Receiv-
ing Hospital psychopathic ward
were in new cells today after try
ing 10 escape.
Frank Quint. II. Of 1894 Lawn
dale. held as a Wayward minor.
reached the ground clad only in
hospital night gown after sliding
down from the window by a bed
Sheet-rope. He told Patrolman
Lacey, who captured him as ne
landed on the hospital lawn that
he squeezed between the ward
bars.
Carey Gunther. 81 Of 20569
Mound, attempting 10 follow
Quint. was found wedged between
the window bars. lie Is held for
observation in a reckless driving
charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Freight Pi|esUp
Here as 0utstate
Tedmsters Bdlk

Millions OF pounds Of freight
were piled up IN Detroit ware
houses today as a showdown Of
outstate members Of the AFL
teamsters union brought ship
ments out OF the city down 10 so
per cent of normal The truck
drivers are demanding that the
WLB grant them time and half
for more than 40 hours a week
Possibility that the situation
may become critical in Detroit
was voiced by a spokesman Tor
Associated Truck lines. Inc He
SAID that the WLB had granted
overtime pay demands of Detroit
DRYERS, bat rejected -tt70Se u OUT
state workers.
The same employers repre-
sentative SAID that accumulation
of freight from eight or 10 truck
ing firms IN the city would run 10
higher than 100000 pounds
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Michigan Soldier Bill
Provides One Primary

LANSING, March 27-Clearing
up a question raised recently by
State Senator Ivan Johnston of
Mt Clemens whether the Michigan
soldiers vote bill provided for
two primary elections this year.
the state attorney general ruled
today The legislation provides tor
only one and that Is in July.
Johnston said there were doubts
whether the act provided for one
primary or included a special vote
contest in the nonpartiSan judicial
elections
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Fine so Bory- John told popo doy Bcoodwoy

LIONEL years old Ethel ten and Jack seven when
l. in 1899 they moved 10 New York 1t was the horauo
Ager time of luck and pluck, OF rags and riches
Each afternoon a parade Of great names moved along
Broadway During the Barrymore chldrens first stroll m
this street Of tickle user, they gmpsed Papas frend
John l.. Sullivan, the heavyweight champion.
When John L. lifted his silk hat 10 Ethel she fed behind
her fathers tails Lionel painted with ero-worship
Mr. Sullivan poked Jack gently with his stick merely
knocking the boys wind out. Fine family. Barry" ne
told Papa.
Papa took the children 10 the 700 on Indian Summer
DAYS He knew great deal about animals because of his
experiences India His lectures enchanted other vs-
1874 by x
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Strike Closes
iii. Id. Schools
Continued from Page One)

! 10 miss at least one day AZ their
books. Many of them took the
mrmeographed sheets distributed
by the board and tossed them into
the air as confetti
Shlbler and other members Of
the board OF education. as we'll as
clerical employees, continued at
their work. The temperature IN
the board building. Shibler said,
was slightly less than 65 de
greeS
Notice Of resumption Of normal
class $ c h p u q $ Will be given
through the newspapers and radio,
Shibler said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

long crowd would be following him listen
ing 10 his discourses.
One day he decided 10 discuss the habits Of the llama at
the Central Park mensgere 1T is domestcaed variety
OF the gsnaco he said land spts in If he doesn't
like you The dramatic critic llama. The great
grandfather OF William Winter Llama meat is not
good the dinner table Tastes like forgotten sponge
Sometimes Papa would take Jack for stroll informing
Mother that they would be back in few minutes. But
Maurices tne-sense keeping with his other views
toward responsible conduct.
Often his father would take Jack 10 The Lambs club and
check him in the coakroon. When that happened the
srollers who supposed 10 be "a few minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

Michigan draft boards today
started calling for prc-iaduc-
ton physical examinations all
regiStTantS under Is years OF age
holding occupational defermentS
This is in compliance with the
recent SelcCtivc service directive.
II was estimated that $1,000
regiStrantS previously granted &C
cupational defermentS. primarily
in industry will be affected by
the order
Further occdPattonai defer
mcntS for those IN Class pa or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Nurses School
.PI Tanned in Flint

FLINT March IA nurses
training school viii be inaugur-
ated a. ST. Joseph Hospital and
the EVA is. being peutioned for
financial assistance. according to
Mother Raymond. superior.
Mother Raymond stated that
steps are being taken through
the EVA 70 erect "A nurses home
adjoining the hospital
Permission for training
school fer 100 nurses has been
obtained from the state board of
examination for nurses. The prof.
ect would require S250.0O0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Police Hold Suspect
In Cab Driver HoIdup

A man who, with a second as
sailant, held up a cab driver at
the point OF a gun and attempted
10 rob him was sought today by
Detroit police. Held for inveSti-
cation was Sherwood Latimer. q,
Of 5000 Epworth Edward keat-
ing. tho cab driver Of 40 Davcn-
port. told police TWO men'entered
his cab and forced him 20 drive
10 Fourteenth and BuiicrnuL-
where they drew guns and at
temnfcd the holdup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Draft Boards Calling
All MenUptO 26 Wears

2-B and under % years Of age
Will hc denied by local boards
after pre-lnductlon examination
except IN special cases approved
by the state or national director
The now orders Will not delay
the prc-lnduction examination or
induction of reglstrantS currently
being proce>Sed and all local
boards were notified they =Wiii be
expected 10 meet induction calls
in full
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
footing Train
Alarms 800

LANSING. March q up
Law enforcement agencies IN and
around Lansing last night received
approximately 500 telephone calls
inquIring about the source OF a
loud screening noise which had
reused hundreds from carry rye
ming maps The source 4 stuck
whistle on the engine OF . Grand
Trunk Western train. which me-
chanics finally released after d so
minute battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
They returned at 3 AN.

would home three o'clock in the morning, Jack
asleep in his fathers
AS children the Barrymores tinid with strangers
To protect their mental privacy each child set his
kind OF barrier Ethel Notwithstanding her usual gracious
ness could become bundle of claws when approached
clunsy Lionel would retreat into an ossfed cocoon end
refuse 10 talk
Jack concealed from the world his sonsvity and day
dreams by assuming ebullient facade, together with
coc<-o'- thewak mannersms and prussc acid huHor lie
could be tactess times aoof and often closed the door
those who otherwise might have 10 know the wild
yet chiid-sweet spirit OF the his sart charm .
(Continued tOmorrow)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
PapaI-Finnish Link Near

LONDON. March 25 UP)-
PARIS radio reports from Vatican
City. said today that establish
ment Of "A Finnish legation at the
Vatican and n papal nunciature in
IelSinki had been decided after
Pope Plus XII received the Fin
niSh envoy i'm audience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Fuel Board Issues
Oil Saving Warning

Urging fuel oil users 10 con-
serve fuel OIL. the Detroit Price
Administration office reminded
users that they should not have
burned more than So per cent OF
their total yearly OIL allotment a.
OF today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
First Lady
In Guatemala

GUATEMALA CITY. March 27
NNS Ms. FRANKLIN d. RooSe-
Welt was welcomed 10 Guatemala
CITY Today on her tour OF T.. s.
army and navy bases in this area
she was received by cheering
crowds. and was greeted by the
President, Gen. Jorge Ubico, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
7 Die in Crash

MONROE. La. March y INS)
Seven men from the air forces
training school al Sci
man Field near hern-Were- killed
IN A takeon crash in Texas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
RomuIus Ferry Pilot
Killed in Air Crash

It. Donald y. Leilich. q &
ferry command pilot az RomuluS
air field. was killed last night
While making a routine delivery
fright army authorities announced
today
Leilicl, whose widow lives IN
Bradford. Pa crashed in his P-39
near Billy Mitchell field Mllwau-
kce Wis His mother Mrs John
Leilich. lives in Ehenezer, y. y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Times Photo

You're busy on mission, and
knocking wood we never got
lost. or ran into a cloud stuffed
with mountain.
LIVED IN TENTS
"Our headquarters was set up
on New Guinea. We lived in
tents, far from any place. There
was 80 little to do. Sometimes
the boys fished, and we p6nned
for gold just for the fun of II.
Nom and then we found small
nuggets. Once in a while some
body would fly back from Aus
tralia with ice cream and
-coikes, and that was big
moment
"Our little crack up was
just one of those things, a nose
wheel blew on a take off and
we whipped around bit. / juse
got cut and landed i'm the hos
pital for a few days. The worst
Of that was lost all the pictures
l had of Lillian. l always flew
with them-and I had to sweat
il out without any until some
came in her Christmas pack
age"
There's another talisman which
Paul wears, Lillian's High School
of Commerce ring. She slipped II
on his finger the day he went
away a year ago and they both
think it is a lucky charm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

schools have gone out on strike
at 3 a. m.
THE school rooms are not
warm enough, and in order 10
protect the health and safety of
the children, they are being
sent home.
TO IGNORE MEETING
Teachers will work at other
educational activities such a.
home visits and scoring apti-
tudes
Shibler said that neither he nor
members OF the board Of education
would attend d meeting this morn
ing of the striking union. AL
Local II Of the Highland Park
City and School Employees Union.
"The union is asking a con-
tract with the board" Shlbler
SAID. This We are unable 10
give them because Atty. Gen.
RuShton has ruled that school
board cannot enter into union
contract"
Rushton's opinion was issued
Feb. II. 194l.- In response 70 A re-
quest from Dr. John s Hannah,
who Is now president of Michigan
State College.
The opinion read:
GIST OF LAW
There is no law prohibiting
the employees of Michigan State
College from joining any Organi-
ton that is not dislOXal TO the
government.
Neither il there a law TO
compel any Of our educational
institutions to bargain or con
tract with or recognize any par
titufar sect or organization in
the hiring OF its employees.
"Our public schools and uni
versities and colleges should he
kept free from any particular
organization. religious sect or
other group seeking 10 restrict
employment through its mem
berShip.'
ShIbler declared the sole issue
recognition. he pointed out that
less than year ago the mainten-
anCe employees received a 80 per
cent day hike.
James V. Burton. union preSi-
dent, had little comment other
than TO say that the local meeting
would make II impossible for heat
10 be provided IN the schools eN-
cept for the two where child-carc
nurSerieS~are operated
DIR Eugene Elicit state super
intendont of schools, SAID he was
powerless 10 intcrcede in the sit
uation.
1T is just unfortunate" he
commented. because the chill
dren should really he allowed
To GO to school"
The children t4eH~elNeS-she'red
little concern over being compelled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

Buy war Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from YOUR
Detroit Times carrier-Salesman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
NO COLLEGE CONTESTS

Because Of the smaller number
of institutions entered, there were
no district contests for colleges.
Instead. the junior and senior col
lcge winners will be selected at
an all-city meet al II a. m. to-
morrow al Highland Park Junior
College Miss Anna McGurk in
structor IN speech and English
there. will be chairman.
The senior high school inter
district contest will be staged at
= = 80. 80 p p tomorrow in the school
library Of Pershing High School,
1875 Ryan. Theodore Baruch.
speech instructor at PerShing, will
be chairman
The junior high school contest
Will be held al 1910 a. m to-
morrow in the auditorium of
jefferson Intermediate School,
$50 Selden. with Miss Kennetha
Schaal acting as chairman.
Greater Detroit finals for both
nigh schools and colleges viii be
held this Thursday. in the studios
of radio station CKLW. Speeches
Of the four finaliSts viii be broad
cast over CKLW at HIS p. m.
Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Crash Victim S
Father Urges
Vote for Men, Is

4 father with telegram before
him announcing the death OF his
CTfy son sal down Today and
wrote Of the troubled thoughts
evoked by the message.
In doing 50. he expressed with
the rare eloquence and under
standing produced by deep grief
many Of he things prompting The
Detroit Times and the Hearst
newspapers in their campaign 10
reduce tho voting age 10 is and
give Youth a voice in The dcStnleS
OF this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
BY VERA BROWN

Just two weeks ago 1t. Paul f..
MindtF. 81, former Wayne TIM
versity student, was opening his
Christmas boxes out on an I'M
named south Pacific island, after
a run over Rabaul in his big
bomber.
Today he is back home with his
fiancee. Lillian jenkins, 10, OF 2t5
+. Nevada and his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Max Minuth Of 1868
fireman wearing A DEC and an
Ali Medal
ON SO MISSIONS
As navigator on 80 missions in
a huge bomber, Paul knows We
wax, Lac, Salamaua. Flnchhaven
and Rabaul is a milk run for him
and his crew
OF the south Pacific he says
with a twinkle in his eye.
VERY big
OF his dark complexion he re-
marked:
"Atabrine tan, my friend"
He got bit of malaria. cracked
up once and landed IN a hospital
back near Port MoreSby.
"You read about the 29l Jap
planes we got in one show?
Well, we were in there. IL was
quite a sight to see the Zekes
and Bettys burning"
AS navigator, Paul leads the
ship over the target. then hops
into the nose beside the lombard
Ter to man gun.
RECALLS FIRST FIGHT
"Ill never forget our first
tangle with the Nips. sup
pose everybody always remem-
bers his first mission beyond all
others. I had trouble even see
ing the Zekes-they came I'm 30
fast. i thought II was just me
then when we hashed the thing
over back in our tents every
body admitted the same thing.
But YOU get used to that after
while.
I'VE had the best crew in the
whole SIP area, that's what each
bomber outfit thinks, suppose.
But we did. We always got
back. Sometimes a motor was
out or tail gone, but we got
home.
This may sound queer hut
the missions weren't the worst
Of IL. IL was the time between.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
VET or WORLD WAR


The father, Arthur s. Boyd NJ
Flint himself a veteran OF World
War l In-Whlch he feaFht -
months as marine proudly saw
his son. Arthur Donald Boyd win
his wings as a marine flier last
fail
It Don Boyd trained with a
torpedo bomber in Florida Then
be was sent 20 Moiave Cal. TO
train as 4 combat fighter before
gong overseas That was only
few weeks ago.
Yesterday near Mojave. there
was an accident.
Last night" wrote his father
today. "a telegram was delivered
To my home. We regret 10 in
form YOU. YOU know the
rest
Don was % years old and he
never had chance Ia vote be
fore hS'enliSted. W Guild we be i'm
this awful mess today II our
youth. the cream OF the country,
could have expressed themselves
at the polls during the last 25
years?
COULDN'T BIZ WORSE
They couldn't have made
things worse for our country, or
for the world.
II the thousands ~ our bows
who are given commissions a.
licutcnant> and captains are
capable to leading men Older
than Themselves into hattie.
why are they not capable Of
leading III 10 the polls and
showing III the way toward q
true democracy
They are sending Don back
to Us and he will he laid To rest
either Thursday or Friday.
HE gave his life for cause
he had no voice in, hut l will
carry on for him a. best I can
90 bring speedy end TO this
conflict.
who knows hut what our
youth might show H. the way To
new and better world.
lets give them chance"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
John Paul Jones
Winners Soon
Go 10 Chicago
BY JERRY PETIT
Contest Editor

The Midwest Zone competition
in the John Paul Jones Oratorical
Contest-to be held in Chicago
is only a week away and today
local high school and college stu
dents remaining IN the elmina-
ton contest prepared for their
last round Of oratory here.
Nine high school and seven
college students remained in the
Greater Detroit race today, and
all but two in each of these groups
will be eliminated. in the inter-
district finals 10 be held tomorrow.
THOSE SELECTED
Nine high school students
were selected in as many district
contests held az various high
schools last Friday. Here are the
nine and the schools they repre-
sent:
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
Nancy Kluwe, J., OF 572o Balfour,
Jackson Intermediate, Manard
Pont. -. Of 1889 Cloverlawn,
Post intermediate, William Hens
Ftcy. Is. of 1850 Spruce, Jefferson
7 Intermediate, and Haziah Will
Hams, y. OF $40 Chandler, Sher-
rard Intermediate
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
Robert 6. Starring, is. Of 1868
Haverhill. Southeastern II ig h
Jerome Lewandowski. II, Of 1910
Holbreok, Hamtramck High Rob-
ert McGhee. II, Of 1887 Wood
ward, Highland Park High; Faye
Zercher IA. Of 939 w Ferry. Cass
Technical High. and Richarc
Aronson, II, of 30l2 S. Waring
Western High.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
published BY The Viking Press.

schools have gone out on strike
at = a. m.
THE school rooms are not
warm enough, and in order 10
protect the health and safety of
the children, they are being
sent home.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
HOUSES FURNISHED 1cert.1.

HOUSES FURNISHED tCont.).
giysrdais, MdSAstrsetiilyeM M s.bedroem es c.ps ass
ssa acsTs Ssi! 6s 5s. sssS ssS ios .pDt. xao0s'
sionai bus. Available now. sH. ss71 ewes.
rooms. 2 baths. AvaiisSie Msrch Hia' 1sf Gas Gas
6faE eHEvy ADAMS Hssz Sl4s TsskaaKs after
Corner lot; large living room, large kitchen,
room; built-in garage: oil heat. BOX
sSi5 Si Yosf' ST pL. N.E.-Employed couple or
2 girls to share hare house with one lady; $50
eoaY sssa IS slsrosY; aiSf 20 min. downtown
bedrooms. living room, fireplace, Kitchen
ainette rd co,mbination. library. large dressing
NV crRs Ghsn Bridge Va Du SSss
ss1ns s S ii s s.s s'Ff i 4
siii srd 81 81. NV. (nr. Rittenhouse ST.
gas heat. rec, rm., cleo. refs.; sarase; $50.
Phone RA. 1858 or George l. Berger. 643
NV sha aye s:RoSM ao nj hRiGk Sso detached house
partially furn.; large lot garage; Bethesda.
! Rooms, double garage stone, Colonial,
3 baths. maids quarters, on 2 bus lines.
Can be shown sunday from 10 to 12,
from to- 5. 1866 Military I'd. north,
iais MiCHIGAN AVE. N.E.-Detached
house, completely furnished; bedrooms,
is BkA6TIFtnLY Hfaif haLtssf FURNISHED 5rm. detach
Silver Spring: Rent, s160. Francis. a.
Blypdon %nS, Co. S so5 Hv; 81; NV; Ma: OLA:
Beautyrest mattress. Frigidaire, large yard.
phone available; Ss5.. UN. .3OS2.
brick, bedrms, auto.
coal c9az stoker. piano; partially furnished.
8 ROOMS, furnished Se5 rent oil auto.
WANTED people. i unemployed, to
share home with family, 3 adults. At
tractiVe proposition to right party. OR.
ARLINGTON. vA-Mother and daughter
will share modern Groom brick house and
garage; private bedroom. adjacent to bath;
500 includes heat. utilities linens. etc.;
cony: transp. 1892 5th ST. no.
COUPLE WANTED to share home; all fa-
cilities; wife unemployed; no children; S25
mo. WA. 1440.