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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
DR.. Robinson sMotion
For New Trial Aug. 80

Recorders Judge Gordon on
Aug. 80 will hear arguments on
a motion for a new trial for DR..
Martin B. Robinson. one time
Detroit physician, now serving
three 10 five-year term in jack
son prison for conspiracy to OBJ
struet justice in connection with
an alleged fake holdup in his
office
In his new trial motion. Rob-
inson contends he was convicted
on false testimony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
HAD THEIR own

The reason the scarce. priority
rated equipment Is idle Is that l8
Of the tenants IN The project
owned like items when they
moved in and saw no reason for
paying $3.50 per month if they
used the stoves or refrigerators as
extras. But they remain as part
Of the morteaged property 50 that
each tenant is responsible for
safckeeplng OF them.
Likewise tenants are honor
bound moi 10 plug into the nearest
socket and use the refrigerators
as coolers for extra beer or king
size watermelons. without paying
the S25 monthly foe
Mrs. JoScp p Gardner 1O4O
y Wilson. Royal Oak, said
Our refrigeration has been
Idle since the day they delivered
IL in February. 1913. It's still in
the shipping crate. And my sis
ter needs one badly. too"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Times Phot

contained g 600 worth Of stolen
goods including rugs expensive
furniture, fur coats. books. brlc-a-
brac. two cameras. case Of
whisky and small arsenal Of
three ShotgunS, two rifles. one re-
volVcr.
"I've been burglarizing since
1928" Chief Riley quoted him
as Saying Il was ne'er caught
because wouldn't take any
thing unless the moon was full"
Young. 44-year-old JWar worker
who makes 500 A week. never
took money but his house Got 80
full OF stolen Furnishings he was
forced n advertise for sale, Riley
SaId
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
FEARED RULING

Asked why she didn't give hers
N her sister and use the now one.
Mrs. Gardner said that she feared
violating some FILA ruling and
that II the new one broke down.
she would have TO pay for repair
inE II.
Meanwhile, the stoves and re-
frlgeratorS idle for 10 months.
gather dust because most Of the
shipping crates have long since
been used for scrap lumber. And
the FILA will be glad TO help you
buy one of them somebody IN
Washington tells IL 10 rewrlte the
mortgages
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Nazi Prisoner FIees
Camp Near Hdrt

A 22-year-old German prisoner
Of war was being sought Satur-
day after he walked away while
on a work detail 10 miles west
OF Har'. Mich.
He l. Franz 1mler, prisoner
Al Camp Shelby He is ) feet g
inches tall weighs los pounds,
has brown hair and grey eyes.
He speaks no English and is
farmer by occupation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Yanks Aid Romanians

ROME. Aug. 20 tUP1-Ameri-
can bombers and fighters based
in Italy flew to Bucharest today
70 give aerial support to Ro-
manian government forces de-
Tending their capital against Ger
man attacks, an Allied commu-
nlu1Ie reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
State Offers
Idle Vets Pay
$40 q Week for Year
Backed Up by y. S.

With SPAS, 100000 on hand in its
treasury. the Michigan Unemploy-
ment Compensation Commission.
Saturday announced il is ready
10 pay $50 a week TO all discharged
war veterans who cannot find suit
able Jobs.
Until this week, help was avail
able only 10 returning veterans
who had A credit rating with the
state commission before entering
the service.
PAY FOR SO WEEKS
Under the new veterans act
passed by Congress, however. all
state commissions are empowered
to pay $40 week for 50 weeks
10 discharged veterans regardless
Of prewar employment. John c.
Townsend, the state director, ex-
planned.
Townsend said the task of set.
ting up the payoff system has been
completed and that the new sppli-
cation blanks are en- route from
Washington.
L. s. TO REPAY STATES
The state will be reimbursed by
the federal government. inasmuch
as the Michigan insurance system
is geared TO a maximum of $50
weekly for only 20 weeks and then
only to unemployed men and
women who have been on the
earned credit" lists.
Unemployment veterans are
required to accept suitable jobs
II available" Townsend ex-
planned. But fhe job must be
similar to the work performed
by the applicant before entering
the armed services"
So far. only a handful of vet-
Grams have applied for weekly
benefits. the director said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Cases Of Polio
Mount 10 162

Seven new cases OF infantile
paralysis reported TO the board of
health brings the weeks total 10
81 and the seasons TO 162, Health
Commissioner Douglas announced
Saturday. so
No more deaths have been re-
corded. 81. Douglas said. Six
deaths is the seasons total to
date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

Big. hefty. seagoing
chests OF thick Is
gauge steel Welded
corner 5, handgrips.
hssps for padlocks. 3
big sizes for he.man
storage OF every kind.
Insides spic and span,
sprayed With aluni-
mum paint outside
hnish n Q Q d 2 going
over 30.iuc b sizes
have draw bolts. Get
yours NOW!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
1t. TOM HARMON AND HIS LOVELY BRIDE

1t. Thomas Harmon. %,
leaving st. Mays Student
Chapel in Ann ArbOr with
his lovely bride, the former
Elyse Knox, 26, of Holly
wood, Cal, after their
marriage on Saturday.
Times Phot'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Red Tape1ies
Refriigerators
Scarce Articles Lie
Idle in Home Project
BY JOHN BURNS

Governmental red tape has
neatly bound up into idleness 1S
new electric refrigerators and Is
new gas ranges in a Royal Oak
housing project, II was learned
Saturday.
The spectacle of unused refrig-
orators and stoves was rather
startling because many persons are
stampeding OPA clerks trying to
get priorities 10 purchase these
scarce items.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

tank-supported enemy attacks in
the Tiraspol area.
Berlin RADIO also reported action
in the same general area, asserting
5000 Russians had been encircled
and captured west of Grigoriopol,
20 miles north of Tiraspol.
Russians declared there were mo
material changes" on other sectors
of the long front, but said the Ger
mans were racing to complete new
fortifications under construction in
Bulgaria along the Danube River
and the Black Sea.
Soviet airmen said they sank a
6,000-ton transport in the Gulf of
Finland and destroyed two patrol
ships and two minesweepers in the
Gulf Of Narva.
The Russian bulletin said 50
Nazi planes were destroyed in COM
bat over the front yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
TheGreatG GameOfPOlitiCs
Experiment in Lawmaking Being Tried
To Save Time and Temper of Congress

ment heads generally to adopt this
method of dealing with Congress.
There is, OF course, nothing in it to
prevent any committee from send
ing for any Government head and
questioning him even after agree
ment has been reached at the con-
ferences. But, even then, the saw
ing in time and strain would be
immense.
Every experienced person who
knows of this experiment approves
it. 1t seems as welcome to the COM
mittee chairman as to the agency
heads. It will be interesting to
watch.
Correction-In this place some
time ago. 1T was stated that Judge
Samuel I. Rosenman had written
the tax veto message which caused
Senator Barkley to revolt" This
was incorrect. Judge Rosenman
knew nothing Of that message until
after 1t went to Congress.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Mclean (Vo.) Pupils Get
Lesson in Geoqrophy

Pupils of Franklin Sherman
School, Mclean, Va, have found a
new way of learning geography.
To encourage the pupils to take
more than. an eating interest in the
school cafeteria, teachers included
in a course in the nutritional value
OF the foods served, study of vari-
Gus eating customs in the United
States where foreign influence pre-
dominates.
For example. chile con carne"
Evening star., 1944-05-22

prices 60 up like bidding does at an auction and rs-
ing prices mean 'less and less for your money!"
Their, too, ii behalf of these bolcy.holders and the
general public, Life Insurance Companies in Amer
ica last year published messages every two weeks
in newspapers throughout the entire country. These
messages showed what makes prices 60 up and what
every American could do to help keep prices down.
This fight against runaway prices has been won
thus far, and the American public deserves much
Evening star., 1944-05-22

IERE is how Americas 6S, ZOO, 900 owners
i i Of life insurance are helping to preserve the
financial health of every American whether or not
he is policy-holder.
First they are fighting rising prices. By putting
their wartime money into life insurance, they are
doing one of the things our government recon-
mends. They're making their dollars work for our
national welfare instead ofspendng them on today's
scarce civilian goods. Spending in wartime makes
Evening star., 1944-05-22

praise for the sensible way it is handling its war.
time money. But the danger of rising prices 10
still with us and even more critical days may be
ahead unless every citizen continues this fight.
Besides helping to keep Uartns prices doUx, these
68, 600, 600 policy-holders are making important
social and economic contributions to America
through their life insurance. Here is the simpl-
fed story of how these contributions benefit you,
your neighbors and your country.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Fighting
Above IiraspoI Only
Soviet Front ACTIVITY

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, May ~. Sporadic
fighting was reported along the
Lower Dnestr River north of Tira-
spoil over the week end, but the
Russian front remained generally
quiet except for continued Soviet
aerial attacks on communications
far behind German lines.
A broadcast Moscow communique
said Red Army troops had killed
600 Germans in repulsing several
Evening star., 1944-05-22
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE.


@. What was Whistler's comment
when the French government pur-
chased the portrait of his Mother
for the Luxembourg?-L. G. j.
A. At that time the artist said:
"Of all Of my pictures I would prefer
for the Mother so solemn a con-
secration."
@. What United States general
accompanied the German Army In
the field during the Franco-P Prussian
War?-E. L. H.
A. Gen. Philip Henry Sheridan
accompanied the headquarters Of
the German Army as the guest Of
the King Of Prussia.
@. When was sponge iron first
produced?-T. H. H.
A. The first United States patent
of which there is record dealing
with the production of sponge iron
was issued in 1864.
@. From whom did the Lees in
herit Arlington?-H. X. e.
A. Arlington was the property of
Mrs. Robert E. Lee. She inherited
the estate from her father, George
Washington Parke Gusts, grandson
of Martha Washington.
Q. In how many overseas prison
camps are Americans confined?-
w. r. r.
A. Known prison camps where
Americans may be total about $50.
They are mainly in Germany and
Japan.
@. What is the amount of money
spent annually on cosmetics?-P.
| o. r.
A. In 1943 the amount spent for
cosmetics and toilet preparations
was half billion dollars.
@. What newspapers printed the
New Testament as part of their
daily issue?-E. I. r.
A. DR.. E. j. Goodspeed in Chris
tianity Goes to Press" says that
when the first copy of the revised
New Testament appeared In 1881 it
was printed in its entirety in both
the Chicago Times and Tribune on
May "a as part of the morning
paper. The whole book of Acts filled
q single page of the Tribune.
@. In which of the Napoleonic
battles was q meteorite seen to fall?
&C. o. B.
A. In 1872, in the Battle of Boro-
dino q stony meteorite was seen to
fall not far from the Russian gen
eral opposing Napoleon.
@. Where was Martin Luther
buried?-R. A. L.
A. His body was carried in state
to Wittenberg and buried in the
castle church to whose door he had
nailed the Ninety-Five Theses.
@. What is the correct name Of
the torch which is the symbol of
learning?-D. s.
A. 1t Is called q fiambeau,
| @: Was there ever another author
who wrote under pseudonym Mark
Twain?-C. T.
A. Isaiah Sellers. a Mississippi
River steamboat pilot, contributed
to the New Orleans Daily ficayune
under this name. For a long time
Sellers held the record for the run
from New Orleans to st. Louis,
which he established May 4, 1914.
We are about to open up a second
front. Open up your purse or wallet
and buy that extra bond.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

establish a pat
tern. What is
hoped is that q
way has been
found to save
not only the time
and the temper
of Congress but
of the many
Gov ernm m e n t
heads who have
to deal with
Congress. And,
In addition, get
far better re-
suits.
The situation
vx,1,inl, q Sc Ia
Evening star., 1944-05-22

and "tamales" as . favorite dish In
Texas would be explained by the
proximity Of Mexico, and likewise,
creole" cookery in Louisiana by the
influence Of early French settlers.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Star
Information Bureau, Washington, d. c.
age
Evening star., 1944-05-22
Nv FRANK r. KENT.

An interesting experiment has
begun In Washington which, If 1t
works out-and there is every rea-
son 1t should work out-may
Evening star., 1944-05-22
WHAT THIS MEANS
TO YOU aunK

The life insurance business is a
vital factor in the national econ
omy. With its funds, life insurance
finances the development of busi-
ness and industry thus helping to
maintain and create jobs. In help
ing to keep our national economy
healthy and stable, life insurance
increases national security, order
and prestige-helps make America
the greatest country in the world
for you to live in.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
WHAT THIS MEANS,
TO YOU ez,Aa
80,

This shows how life insurance has
stimulated personal responsibility
initiative and the habit Of thrift
qualities on which America was
built. Developing these qualities,
life insurance helps Americans to
be stronger in character, more self
reliant, more truly democratic. Life
insurance helps to mold better eiti-
zens who in turn are better neigh
bors, better friends-builders Of a
better America.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

This total shows further how well
life insurance maintained its flow
of capital into the home front while
buying more Government Bonds.
The balancefof assetsinot pictured
here are accounted for in policy
loans, state and municipal bonds,
real estate and cash.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

Life insurance is constantly being
made more available to people in
all walks of life through broader
and more flexible policies designed
to fit every different family need,
every set of financial circumstan-
ces. This has helped to increase the
sveraae amount owned per family.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
What THIS MEANS
TO YOU
ssA
AEl!ASz

Each American home is a tiny de-
mocracy in itself teaching self
government, respect for the rights
Of others, and the joys of individual
liberty. Life insurance helps to keep
that home together, helps to lessen
the blows of misfortune, helps to
keep morale high-contributes TO
that feeling of permanence and
solidarity. It's easy to see what an
important contribution this 10 to
our American way Of life.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

Every life insurance policy, other
than term insurance, develops .
cash surrender and loan value that
generally increases as the premi-
ums are paid. These values help
families confronted by emersen.
eies. This shows that the need for
financial aid was less during lo43.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

We are about to open up a second
front. Open up your purse or wallet
and buy that extra bond.
Evening star., 1944-05-22
LIFE INSURANCE OWNED
IN Io43

This is the greatest financial security ever
achieved by any people in the world through
their own initiative. However, fine as this
record is, it can still be greatly improved
because the amount of life insurance owned
in 1913 was only about as much as the
national income for that year.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

In 1943, an average of SOS per per.
son was put into this form of pro-
lection. When you stop to think that
each of these 68, 900, 900 policy.
holders named one or more bene.
hciaries, then you begin to grasp
what a great number of people life
insurance benefits directly.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

The number Of policies for $1,000 or
more bought in 1913 was almost
one-third lars than in 1912. Ameri.
cans each year become more awars
of their need for more adequate life
insurance protection. Today, Amer
ica's workers are buying larger life
insurance policies.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

@. What was WhiStler's comment
when the French government pur-
chased the portrait of his Mother
for the Luxembourg?-L. G. j.
A. At that time the artist said:
"Of all OF my pictures would prefer
for the Mother so solemn con-
secration."
Evening star., 1944-05-22

Death benefits were paid out on
1,180, 900 policies. These payments
not only helped the families receiving
them; they were also a stabilizing
force in your community. Most of
this increase was due to the fact that
there was q greater amount of life
insurance in force.
Evening star., 1944-05-22

@. What is the correct name of
the torch which is the symbol of
learning?-D. s.
A. 1t is called q fiambeau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
PERSONALS

a l.lQl OR habit stopped At nome AZ.
mold. 2tdi Var Bank BID kA 12st.
After this date ] alJ not De re-
spouabie fer debts contracted hy
uy Nifs. sophie sart9Vsh lr sophie
San'oske sEned John p Sartowsh
GAEL kLESL Recommended by
urers IaHsfHnts Liver Gan
y adder. Gas Stomach Town
send 7-l1F0
JET out of dent credit Adjustment
60 s3a Baram Tower CH S5f7.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER Safe.
fasf Inexpensive Lifetime -lsr3n-
fee Dp-'1rs' references Elcc'ro.ys4s
Crric Townsend SSH
IMPORTANT tha' see SOU
PILLS. AID CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while
SorgIrg
Doctor Dc swar'e Rects cline
g7ir Sero-1 NJ Palmer IR l72f2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24

CHICAGO s sac, sss
Saline slls Clinton 81 IS
yonesviiis s23i Quincy So 50
Coldwater $2,70 sturgis s3.il
Los Angeles x40.l5 81. Louis So 10
DE LUXE MOTOR STAGES
1909 cAsS at BAGLEY RA. 1891
Moving. StoYuge. corioge
AAA MOVlNG-Local. suburban:
large vans: furniture. pianos. Frie-
idsires. T727 +. Forest. Plaza 1870
ADY's Local. 900 en-. T. vans
two men. S. per hour. Townsend
s-0432. 1876 Pasadena.
ALBRIGHT Local moving. storage.
Grating. shipping. anywhere. fire
proof constructed warehouse 2iT
Milwaukee. Trinity 2-2lli
ATLANTIC - Local padded vans
T0O-cu.; two men, s. hour 1880
McNichols TWinbrook l-6tO5
GRATING. shipping. packing our
specially. moving and expressing
large, small articles Day, night
service Hamilton Moving A. storage.
4737 Hamilton II 2-7l7o
EAGLE Local; furniture. pianos.
500 East Warren. Temple l-2ii6.
Minute Man Transfer Co.
cART'GE. BAGGAGE, McHISERY
LOCAL
CA. 1920 1890 ST ANTOINE
MOViNG-Trunks, furniture. appi-
ances local REDS CARRIAGE.
1850 Warren. Tyler i-ss22.
LIVERNOIS MOVING
Loads 10 and from Ohio Indiana.
Illinois. Pennsylvania. West Virginia,
New Yofk. Michigan. Storage Of
fireproCf construction.
gie1 LiVERSOiS--HOg $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
WAR WORK WANTED

MARNNL E>gNNfEEt@g co
W. SN NCfE for ria turrrf
atre ber Me- if A.ra and fr
press hu Nrsp rarr'rc-s NaN
CEDAR 6sf/ f3ft1 Nlcn'Ear aye
SHIPPING BOXES crates al sizes
available prompt deliveries ,clm-
2 etF rar kfrl slr, ufpfsras shipments.
tNT ENeINTF LUMBER CO
Nlufg a. IN- NUe ErAlsf. Efsj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
COLORED-1Oc6 DOWN
COLORED

This excellent 3-becrm house Is
located mr. ". Warren % Man bury
Grand shop in rear Can be pur-
chased on terms (, II Flanagan.
ca. TOO
Hannah Real Estate Exchange, Inc
COLORED GOODWIN Westminster
Il rms. n a. nj $4,000. $500
Down GOODWIN Income. SIS. h. a.
heat garage; only $3.50 down. +.
SLOBIN. TR. i-0366 TY. Fms.
COLORED Orleans ~ Dawson -
room single 50 500 immediate
occupancy. Cali owner. Townsend
o-4323
COLORED 1861 Inverness: mod. .
rms garage. $3.50 down TO.
s-35h
COLORED -FERRY-sT AUBlN
section. cottage with bath and ga
rage ONLY 81 500. $500 down
HAMLAR-5l3 + kirby--TR 2-s54i
COLORED Cameron owens. D rms
basement. $500 down. immediate
possession TO 5-e37s
COLORED--K enilNorth. 7-room sin
gle. good condition, splendid buy
Trinity -6372
COLORED-Orleans- Davison,s6 rms !;
sim ut 81 500. terms. TO. 5-O6i7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

A WELL-BUILT house, isx20. on
large cor. mr.. Allen Rd., $500.
$500 Din. Newman. 1901 Telegraph
al Goddard. Dearborn 1886 or Cherry
1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
OWL MOVING co.
CARPET CLEANERS. OVERS
LAUNDRIES

NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning.
1918 Collingwood. Rugs cleaned.
insured. Telephone HOgarth 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
Suburban Real Estate for Sole
Worthwhile. 215 Hill St.
SELDOM G. JOHNSON, Inc.
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

so ACRES on main highway. 80 miles
from City Hall. new barns. new
silo; all steel stanchions: new corn
crib: chicken house also rev fences;
Groom house. running water. 3-piece
bath; all modern Conveniences Sl3.-
500, terms Call owner. vi. 1-s500.
nrtn A arnr GnnAa,n M, rann
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
LAND CONTRACTS

LAND CONTRACTS
AT Low Discount. Buy Land Con-
tracts Arrange Az LIST mtge
Loans Edw. Henkel. Hammond Bldg.
CA 2635.
Desirable Land Contracts Purchased.
MELVIN F. LANPHAR n co.
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg ca. 1910
LAND contracts, bought. mtgs. made.
McHugh. 14l0 Ford Bldg. CA. o349.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
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9hT5
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income bungalow. Can Mr.. Arntson,
HO. 1922 1889 Livernois
5-6 RM singles IN II. PIX, n Wood
ward and John X. Sec. Cash buy
ers waiting John J. Kennedy, TO.
e-5is5. l7l5l Cameron mr.. McNichols.
COLCRED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES. FLATS. APIS. HURRY
CANNON BROS.
1850 SHERMAN. FL olfo
COLORED cash buyers Flats. singles
CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
1874 McGraw, at warren. TI. 5-33o8
COLORED sell your property now
Get III dollar Cash buyers waiting.
J PARKER, TIE 1883, TW. 2-2i45
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farms. A. S Wright TY. 1855.
COLORED- Income property and ali
types rooming houses. Madison
053i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
ALL-WOOL RUG, Ok
$2Q
WITH RUG rAp
RAIMI BROS.

ss0- Grand River. near Fourteenth
open Thurs FRI, Sat Ewes
RAHY buggy and gas range for sale
33li Cortland University J-25sS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-24
VACANT LorS FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

BUY state owned properties See
your real estate broker