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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
son AIR MINDED

The absence of Col Hough from
his home a. 1477 w Ann Arbor
Trail. near Plymouth hasn't loss
oncd the danger of airplanc>
around HE house. She revealed ON
introducing Kit tCa,S Jr), -
year-old son Of the hicr
Kit j. an airplane engineer,
builder, anti-aircraft gunner and
commando rolled into one" she
said He makes model planes,
flies them from his bedroom
window and then fires AZ them
with BIB gun"
The danger from falling planes
came recently she said. when Kit
sixth grade student al the Plym-
outh School released an outmodcd
model in flames from his window.
The blazing model circlcd into
the evergreen Shrubbory and
nearly set the-hoUSc afirc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
lag Numbers on Coupons

LANSING. Jan 29-OPA off,
Gals announced here today that
persons getting l9li license plates
may put the mex tag number on
the face of their gasoline coupon
hooks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Gov. Dempsey
BIdneS TOrtures
On IsoIationistS
Legislators Who Blocked
Arms for China and
Guns on Guam Lashed

SANTA IF. n. NJ, Jam %
GNSl -Rcspons thility for the
slaughter of American
and Filipino prisoners of war
rests in great part with the
members of Congress Who voted
against fortilylng orr Pacific out
News Service. Dempsey is a
Democrat
eve should have fortified
GtfarTI and armed the Chinese,
Dempsey former undcr-ccrctary
Of tho interior and am eN-Con-
gresham. told international
News Service Dempsey is a
Democrat
"Many Of Us fought To fortiiy
our ogtPosi~. Bat We were
licked in Congress. The result
was unpreparedncs> in the far
Racific-nnW this terrible news,
CONFIRMS BTSTItLITN
"The Joint armN-ua'N state
ment, plus the reNclpt'on, bN
Palmer IioNt. confirms the hes
tial nature of the japanese
6pV-ilri44f-e%---aid me t++t-tre
some good VIII come out %, ths
bclatcd announcement and that
the United States wl!i-atonc lot
the atrocities
Meanwhile. AZ Albuquerque the
head of New MtXiCo'> Bataan re-
lief organization Dr. II y SpcuS-
ley protested the publication of
the details of the l1n3uDec- a1r1cl
fJcS- re condemned the failure ID
thc T. s Army high command ID
send ad 10 Baiaan before Tic
Philippines fell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
PRESSURE BY TOKYO

To stress the manner 10 when
The japanese government Kept
the West Coast japanese under
steady pressure of impcllaIiStc
and antI-AucIican teachings the
report names score of japanese
secret societies which louri>hod
In California Oregon and Wash
nCton before the evacuation
Dominating an in The last f."
Years. was the imperial Rule As
~istance Association.
Founded by Prince Fumimaro
Konoye. former premier, il cm-
braCcd 'he old Black Dragon So
ccty and included other lingo
elements after The fashion OF the
German Nationalist socialist
Party or Na/-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
LINKED To FIGHTING FLEET

JdIdDt~t illlltIldl NllllldTN \ c' 20
Grams Association described by
-tne report as an official hr-4neA
of the japanese army stationed
on our AVcSt Coast II IS com
posed of enlisted and neheonHnts-
stoned war veterans of the Japa-
neSe army.
japanese Military Duty League
II had 5000 members on the
West Coast and maintained head
quarters a. 1T07 BUCHANAN street
san Francisco lis heads were
senior members. of the Black
Dragon Society.
Japanese NAVY League n opcr-
aied chiefly through the shippers
OF the japanese fishing fleet
principally at Terminal Island
Los Angeles harbor and the fleet
was described MS definitely "a part
of J8pan's espionage system
Society for Learning i'm Com
meworauOn az the Holy Virtues
OF the Emperor II was formed To-
Nrowote japanese national spirit
"a Japan and among japanese
abroad
THE report charges that the
Japanese treaty. merchants those
allowed 90 do business m the
United States despite ASiatc cN-
cIu>ion laws We're an economic
spies
In the Japanese language
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
rHOTtD Own Plane

Col l0uch began flying -LcI'lE
after ms graduation from trr
University off Michigan no 1923
liep'otcd hI- own plano i0r years
n hI~ work for tho mr rifle coW-
p7Uy and travelled throughout tho
static uUplano on buSlne,
lIc was e reserve officer i'm the
WI force and was called % active
duty three years dEo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
BoS~ED BY JAP CoNsrLs

Central japanese Association --
tnp parent hhdy n- All tAp-ea-
0etos and agencies ON the West
Coast and wherever else J3pa-
nose iNe n took us orders from
The Japanese consul, and gov
crnoi tHe meHber societies ac-
Currrrr--rY.
Black DRAGON Society most
actively dangerous Of me Japa-
neSe Hpertaiistie groups, "a
worldwide agency of espionage
and Violence -Ap4tlht fHt41 ttttv top Of
fccrs also holding office in the
Imperial Rule Elstance Asso-
citation
Blood brotherhood the
strongarm and killer branch of
the Black Dragon Society
North American Military Virtue
Society, ar Observation-Disclosures youth
section of the Black Dragon
Society. organized personally hN
NitSWu T6Nama Black Dragon
head Dl~gulSCd as fencing
organization 10 administered
basic Japanese military training
and theology to mare- th-H ted00
of the 10000 male Japanese
Americans on the West Coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
RlIeYHELP
/A@>FZo
To kEDMEYS
If back aches from
need of diUrefic Gid

functional kidney disturbance due 20 mead
OF olurcuc aid NAV cause Nahhiug back
ache Nav Cause urinary flow 20 be- ire
quent SEE sCaun and ,mafung' lou nay
l@>e-'5ect' from f@ung uP rlsht. o'ten
--ifI.ty tCCt c+4!t nervous, hraeaerv
in uth cases. tuu want 20 UiNAfafs
iL4H1I alLll I-4- sp tHere - nuth1ng
st>uwfC3llt or orEan,Cally wtouS. ~
Gold Medal Cap,oles They ,e been "a.
NOUS for prowrt ic'lon for +0tcars I4ks
care go use them only ayd.rectcd Aocep,
40 sutNuutcs. $50 81 toUr drag wore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

HIRES 2.HaY Bubon Pam tspellor
foI can actually feel % go % worn to
bring welcome relief two remark tblc
WAYS Fy>L Pain Eypcuer stimulates
local blood circulation, helps carry 0t
.oC3. congestion. reduce swelling pain,
stiffness Second. Paln-Expeller givrs
hours of soothing, comforting warmth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

Order War stamps delivered
tu Nnur home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20

MARCH sf TO APRIL 20
Ayiss-Although the Moon and
Saturn bboth are in benehc as
poets. other planets nnfavorably
situated warn against being too
sure OF achievement without
laboring for il.
APRIL 81 TO MAY 2f
Taurus-Assuring indications
and particularly II YOU are
rightly aggressive. ambitious.
MAY q TO JUNE ~
GemiHi - Mildly encouraging,
but there must be JUNCTION and
initiative on your part. Take
advantage Of new ideas to fur
Their your own and employers
interests
JUNE % TO JULY %
Concer-Dull inclinAtions. Day
says you furnish the pep and
20 that il takes. These are siren
uous. competitive days forging
ahead.
JULY "a TO AUG. 20
Leo-Gains can be made in
your line Of work, through intel
liRent investments and manage
ment, also astutely handling val
liable commodities.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 81
Virgo-You employed in man
agement Of large undertakings,
contractors, shipbuilders. cement,
brick. other construction work
ers have most benefc influences.
SEPT. u TO OCT. %
Libra - Handling machinery,
tools. farming, dealing in live
stock and all necessities for fight
ing and home fronts favored.
OCT. % TO NOV. %
.Scorpi Honey affairs. cam
ming. preserving foods. care of
children; teaching. making i'm
provements in government and
for the home on today's favored
list.
NOV. % TO DEC. p
Sd0ittdrius-Born before Dec.
7th7 May find the going little
easier than some other Sagit-
tarians today.
DEC. Is TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - Saturn IN favor
able confguration and the Moon
also friendly. augur for pleasant
connections in business and for
social matters.
JAN. 20 TO FEB. 20
Aquavius-Some good vibra-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01
Interesting Facts
On Milk Situation
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

milkman protects the milk
from dust and heat by carry
ing II to our homes in a COW
cred truck-we must protect il
afterward.
The next thing TO insure fine
quality in milk Is 10 rinse the
bottle under the cold water
faucet as soon as we take II
in. We needn't hesitate TO rinse
off the dust that may have
settled around the cap. for
modern bottle caps are water
proof and rinse will not force
them open.
Pouring leftover milk back
into the bottle that was kept
at the right temperature Is UNI
doing all the good work. The
milk that was standing in the
kitchen is much warmer than
in the bottle: so If they are
put together the temperature OF
all the milk is raised and milk
will spoil faster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01

TO-DAY MARKS the opening
OF the eighth annual National
Dairy Month. This month is set
aside for the purpose of bring
ing before you. the consumer
the Importance Of dairy prod
ucts TO the health and wealth OF
these United States. All during
the year we keep before US the
need for these foods but In the
month of June we bring out
the highhghts on the important
phases.
Milk from Americas farms is
giving outstanding aid TO the
war as billions Of quarts flow
this year through channels OF
processing and distribution 10
the armed forces, war workers.
civilians and 10 our Allies on
distant fronts.
Milk helps American boys in
military service attain high nu-
tritional standards; II reaches
Great Britain as cheese: Russia
as butter; China and Africa as
powder; French youngsters in
evaporated form.
Use Often
Dairy Month is particularly
timely this year because milk
will be produced by American
dairy herds in far greater guam
tity than il has during the past
year. Now is the time that you
can obtain from many milk dis
tributors a. much milk as YOU
need and want.
Take advantage OF the supply
and incorporate it into your
menus as often as possible.
To explain the situation a lit
lie further. Meat has been
lifted from the ration list in
many cases because ii is in
greater quantity and must be
moved to avoid spoilage. We do
know that this situation can be
altered in the future. The same
situation exists with milk Now
il is very plentiful. These are
top months.
There will be a drop off later
in summer and fall so use while
you have the opportunity.
Care important
Taking care Of the milk when
YOU get IL is important. too
These thoughts can be carried
over into the fall when milk is
more difficult TO obtain.
Since we can't always take
the milk bottles right from the
driver or remove them imme-
diately after delivery, il is wise
10 have a protected place for
bottles TO stand until they are
put into the refrigerator. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01

COOL AS an ocean spray
Fundress. Pattern 4Sl6 plots
its straps TO point out a tiny
waist. Contrasting bolero
makes for gadabout wear.
Pattern 1916 comes in misses
sizes: -. IA. Is, IL, 20 Size
is takes 21s yards 35-inch; lA
yards for contrast trim and
bolero.
This pattern, together with
needlework pattern of useful
and decorative motifs for linens
and garments. 20 cents
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern.
Only Is cents more brings
YOU the Anne Adams new,
larger 32-page pattern book Of
easy-to-make styles. Free pat
tern printed right in the book.
Send your order to the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
A.. 1925 Times Square, Detroit 81.
+, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01

tions. others nil, so you must be
a thoughtful master Of manage
ment and plans.
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Don't anticipate trou-
ble-there may be none. No
noticeable obstacles you can't
ably tackle. Be Justly self
assured. determined. Don't step
aside too often for others 10 step
ahead.
Copyright, is44. ~ King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-01
Horoscope
By Frances Drake

Look Which Birthday and Find
What Your Outlook Is, According 10 the Stars,
For Friday, June 2 1914.
Evening star., 1944-01-05
Move by Pills Prex,
For Dominion Clubs
Hits TORONTO Snag
~ the Associated Press,

~ the Associated Press.
: PHILADELPHIA Jan. 5.-North-
ward into Canada, not westward, is
the logical direction for major
league baseball to expand, contends
Bob Carpenter, jr., youthful presi-
dent Of the National League Phillies.
The youngest major league presi-
dent in the game turned thumbs
down on the proposed westward ex-
pansion of big league baseball yes
terday, when he said: -
@"The expansion program of the
majors westward to the Pacific Coast
is at least Is years off because it will
take that long to perfect safety in
air travel 4 , ,.-
BY that Carpenter said he meant
westward expansion would be side
tracked until air travel Is made as
safe as Sitting in your office" I'm
the meantime" he said, why not
give Canada chance to get big
league ,baseball?"
Canadian Thinks Differently.
Montreal and Toronto are both
good baseball towns" the Phillies'
president said. TT would further
our good neighbor policy by inviting
two Canadian cities into member
ship of the American and National
Leagues-if and when such fran
chises are available"
Peter Campbell, president of the
Toronto Maple Leafs in the Interna-
tional League, was quick to reply to
Carpenters suggestion with the
statement:
The possibility of major league
baseball for Toronto is entirely out
OF the question as long as the city
lacks Sunday baseball.
Toronto is the best sporting town
on the North American Continent
outside OF Brooklyn and Chicago,
but there IS no chance of making a
go OF major league baseball as long
as We can't play baseball on Sum
days" < o.:
Campbell, whose Leafs finished
first in the 1943 International
League race, but lost the Governors
Cup playoffs to Syracuse, offered as
oSAASA ODoIoSICS W IdI pCIlU6T DTO-
posal .Toronto's comparatively cold
climate and the necessity of playing
most Toronto games at night.
Sees Mostly Night Games.
In reference to night games Car
penter said he believes major league
baseball will be played mostly at
night during the next five years" At
present major league teams are re-
stricted to limited number of night
games a season.
The only exceptions to the all
night schedule of the future, Car
penter thinks, will be afternoon
games on Saturday, Sunday double
healers and holiday twin bills.
The Phillies' president said he
would like to see his club play more
than the allotted IA night games for
the coming season.
I'm new at this job" he said,
"and as becomes a newcomer Just
sat there and listened when they
gave the Phillies their share of
night games. If I'm still around
next year I'll see what we can do
about II"
Evening star., 1944-01-05
kIeberg Sees Danger
In Food Subsidies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Jan. 5.
Representative Kleberg. Democrat.
Of Texas asserted last night that II
Congress lets food price subsidies
continue, 1t will have financed a
means for the disintegration of the
American way Of life as we know It,"
In a broadcast answering a De-
cember address by War Mobiliza-
tion Director Byrnes, Mr.. Kleberg
devoted himself almost exclusively to
Mr.. Byrnes' arguments in favor Of
subsidies.
A bill to prohibit the price-curb-
ing payments while extending the
life of the Commody Credit Corp.
through which some Of them have
been financed, is now pending in
Congress.
Il cannot and never will believe
Evening star., 1944-01-05

that American business and the
American people exclusively are d.
pendent upon the Federal 0ovsrns
ment for their salvation" Mr.. Klss
berg said.
IT this should happen-0od fore
bid this should ever become trus-it
will only be because and when oul
Government Is no longer . govsynA
ment which arises out Of the peopla,
but only when it becomes . eoverns
ment over the people"
Attacking as fantastic" the PIES
|of subsidy proponents that the choice
lies between the payments and . gen.
eral increase in the cost OF nvinA
Mr.. Kleberg advanced his own alter3
native:
Simply stated, 1t Is controlled ads
justment Of demand and supply
based upon fexibility Of prices. Uns
der such plan, as demand Inc
creases. prices would increase. A
price increases induce production.
demand is overtaken by supply and
then prices decrease. That has n.
ways been the American way"
Evening star., 1944-01-05
Hornets Must Sting
To Reach P|ayoffs
By the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
If Pittsburgh expects to get into
the American Hockey League play
offs it behooves the Hornets to get
rolling.
The Western Pennsylvanians have
chalked up only victories in 26
starts and are in the cellar of the
Western division. They still are
within hailing distance of the Sec
ond-place Indianapolis Caps-eight
points separate the clubs-provided
the Hornets put some sting into
their attack.
Tonight may provide the. spark
Tor a late-season upsurge. The Hor-
nets play the Cleveland Barons,
Western division pace settlers, on the
Cleveland ice. On the surface the
Hornets don't rate a chance, but
oddly, the Barons hav found the
Pittsburghers tough all season.
Evening star., 1944-01-05
Mocricostos, Evans Top
Mat Card Here Tonioht

George Macricostas and Don
Evans meet in a return match to
head tonight's rassling program at
Turner's Arena.
Macricostas was disqualified for
use of fists in his first match here
against Evans, newcomer from the
Pacific Coast circuit.
Backing this main event is two
man team match between Johnny
Long-Maurice La Chappelle and
Mike Demetra- John Vansky. The
Yellow Mask meets Tom Mahoney
and Michele Leone takes on Jack
Bishop in the other bouts. Starting
time is 8:45 pm.
Evening star., 1944-01-05
French Delegate Raps
Political Censorship
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALGIERS, Jan. 5.-Communist
Delegate Florimond Bonte demand
ed the end Of French political CEN
sorship and restoration Of freedom
of speech as indispensable to de-
mocracy" in an address yesterday at
the opening OF the French consul
tative assembly's second session.
Bonte formerly was a member OF
the Chamber of Deputies.
Editor OF the Communist weekly
La Liberte, he protested vehemently
against the censorship of three
articles in q recent edition Of his
paper.
II want the assembly to know" he
asserted as speaker Felix Gouin
vainly sought to quiet him, "that
since January ! there has been no
liberty Of the press in North Africa" "
The deputy said he had no objec-
ton to military censorship, but de-
manded an end of political censor
shin.
Evening star., 1944-01-05
National Loop Entry Unlikely,
Los Angeles Grid MoquISuys

Commissioner Elmer Layden statee
in Chicago that he was confident
expansion is inevitable Corcorar
commented:
'The Coliseum is the only field
large enough for a national profess
sional football team. which would
have to take in $25, 900 to break even
and the Coliseum isn't available
U. S. c. and u. G. l.. A. contracts
have sewed up the Coliseum"
The county and city own the
Coliseum, and the only professional
contest permitted there by U. S. c.
and U. G. l.. A. since 1925 was the
Army-Washington Redskins charity
match last year.
Evening star., 1944-01-05
College Quints
ny the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. 49,
Norfolk Naval Air, "a; Fort Monroe, "a.
Brown, "a: Camp Miles Stapdish, 81.
Camp REYNOLDS, "a; Westminster. 45.
Geneva, SO; Bethany. SO.
Portsmouth. Midshipmen. 80; William
indiana, III; Camp Atterbury, 80.
Olathe Naval Air. ~; Pittsburs Teach
Ohio University. 40; Ohio Wesleyan, 50.
s,SSHn sowIinf Green, re- 7s: obsriin. a.
fienvisS naval Ar. &: Shicaso O. %.
Bates, Ss; Boothbay Coast Guard, Is.
ealt Lake City. Al; Fort DouElaA 20.
Evening star., 1944-01-05
|cowIey's b8 Assists
Set Hockey Record

BY the Associated Press.
Bill Cowley, veteran Boston CEN
ter, boasted new all-time National
Hockey League record today-an
all-time assist total of 258.
Cowley set the record in helping
the Bruins whip the Chicago Black
hawks, 6 to 4, before 10000 at the
Boston Garden last night. He
previous mark Of 256 held by Frankie
Boucher during IL years with the
New York Rangers. Cowley had
equaled the mark last week.
Cowley,s two goals also moved him
nearer the record of 73 points in one
season and his own one season mark
Evening star., 1944-01-05
Claiming He Owns Tijuana,
Gen. Rodriguez Files Suit
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 5.-The COM
plicated case of who owns Tijuana?"
became more involved today when
Gen. Abelardo Rodriguez, Governor
of Sonora and former Mexican
President, filed suit in Second Fed
eral District Court here claiming
ownership of the towns race track.
The race track previously had been
awarded the Arguello heirs, includ-
ing Susana Lucero De Regnier and
others, on the condition that they
pay 100000 pesos (about s4oo, ,O0o)
to the occupants for improvements.
Gen. Rodriguez contends that he
purchased the property from the
Arguello heirs.
Evening star., 1944-01-05
Platform
Rocker
$685.

Has strong hardwood
frame, finished in
walnut with tufted
seat and back, tai
lored in durable cot
ton tapestry.
Evening star., 1944-01-05
Canada, West Coast Held Not Ready for Majors
Sports Program

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Roosevelt at Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 4.
Dewitt at Gonzaga, $3.50.
Wrestling.
Weekly program at Turner's
Arena, 8:45.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Washington-Lee at Central,
3:45.
G. w. High VS.. Bulls, Silver
Spring Arrnory, 4.
Evening star., 1944-01-05
National Field Trials
Slated in Tennessee

BY the Associated Press.
GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Jan
5.-The national field trials, world
series for bird dogdom, will be rur
over the, Ames plantation near here
starting February "A.
Secretary Ruben Scott, In an
nouncing; the. date today, said all
entries must be listed with him by
February /.
Evening star., 1944-01-05
BerteIIi to Get Trophy

NEW YORK, Jan. 5 lP.-Angelo
Bertelli, pass-master of the Notre
Dame football team last fall, will
receive the Heisman award as the
outstanding grid athlete of 1943 on
January IL.
Evening star., 1944-01-05

Ey the ASS0cihted PfebS.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5.-The Ma.
tional Professional Football League
may be looking westward. but one o1
its organizers said today he doesn't
think there's much chance Of its
placing team here.
He IS Jerry Corcoran, owner OF
the Los Angeles Bulldogs in the
Pacific Coast Professional Football
League, which he also helped to
organize. After National League
Evening star., 1944-01-05

Of IS assists. He now has 50 points
and SO assists.
Cowley's record somewhat over
Shadowed Montreal's seventh
straight victory, a 6-to-3 conquest Of
the Toronto Maple Leafs.