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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
ATTITUDES DIFFER

The governor refused 10 elabo.
rate further but his attitude was
I'm sharp contrast ia that Of taC
commission yesterday during 2
special meeting with army .sAhd
navy representatives in Detroit
The commissioners throughout
the meeting maintained what
can We do" demeanor.
Later. however. Charles Parish
commission enforcement officer
said we believe We have solved
the problem But he said the
procedure wall have 10 be secret.
Owners ana managers OF the
nine bars named by the army as
contact spots for numerous sol
dlerS who have contracted social
disease have been requested 10
appear before a hearing OF civil
and military officials Anil l.2l, ,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Bigdnnist Gets
I Years

One 10 four years in prison was
the penalty meted out by Re-
corder's Judge Christopher f.
Stein today TO Wilmer \. KeiSline
B-year-old architect living AT the
Miner Hotel. who pleaded guilty
10 bIgamy.
KelSing admitted that he mar
riod Ann Adler Of SIS Webb on
Sept u without having divorced
has first wife Thelma HorlbeCk
tf[t-t-ifff1tf, -t-ifff1tf,---e' e'tf1urr1 M UTarrIeu 1T
Elkton Md, on Feb. 29. 1929
kclsling and his first wife are
tf1r parents of two children
kclSling was p5roled IN 1912
after having served part Of p one
10 one and a hali-year prison SEN
tcncc FOR threats made against ms
first wife.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
NaZiS Build
NORWAY Fort

NEW YORK, March 80 GNS)
A big fortifeation" al Stjoer-
dal, Norway, 20 miles northeast of
Trondhelm, IS being completed by
the Germans, a Swedish broad
cast reported by the FEC said
today
Declaring that for years the
Germans have tunneled through
mountains IN the area. the Swed-
ish radio said enormous quanti-
ties of ammunition and food have
been stored in bic halls. Armored
gates with gun positions protect
the entrances
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
222 CASES AMONG GIs

Col James Hall. medical officer
Of the Sixth Service Command
SAID that, IN the LAST six months
OF 1914. a total OF 222 cases Of
social disease among soldiers were
traced 10 feminine contacts made
III the nine taVcrnS
But after evidence that would
Stand up m court was demanded
by Charles VI a Martin. assistant
attorney general representing
Gov Kelly Col Hall admitted
that Tho Witnesses upon whom he
had depended mad been shipped
overseas.
Asked hy LCC and health au-
'oritics FOR specific rccoumenda-
tons on what should be- done.
both Col Hail and H. John l..
Ward. navy medical officer. re-
fused 10 make any suggestions.
We are presenting evidence
IN YOU for whatever action YOU
may deem necessary Ia take"
they said
I've have officers here who
ran declare these places out of
hounds unless somebody. pre-
sumably the liquor commission,
does something.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Auto and Bus
Collide, | Dead

A passenger in a car which
-collided with DSR bus is dead
and the automobile driver is in Re-
celving Hospital today critically
injured
Fatally injured in the crash at
Livernois and Michigan last night
was John DeLong, 50, of 1851
Maybury Grand Walter Cebul-
ski, as. of 4736 Howell, is a police
prisoner at the hospital.
Delong. a portable hosting en-
gineer for the city for the past %
years, is survived by his wife
Mabel and II children including
two stepsons, Galen Warren, in
the navy, and Ralph Warren, in
the merchant marine.
The bus driver, James Hunt,
30. of 17024 fireman, told police
that Cebulski's car turned in the
path OF his vehicle. None of the
bus passengers was injured.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Kelly Eyes
Detroit Bars
Declares Commission
Must Take Action

Gov. Kelly said fatty in Lansing
today that the liquor control COM
mission will have 10 take neces-
sary" steps to remedy a situation
In Detroit whereby hundreds OF
soldiers and sailors have con-
tracted social diseases through
contacts made in saloons.
Asked about the matter at his
press conference, the governor
was at first reluctant 10 talk
Then he said:
81 have not had an OppOr-
tunity to discuss this matter
with the commission. But I will
and I am confident the commits
siOn will take the necessary
steps 10 remedy the situation.
The commission will and should
take every step TO protect
seTVicemen."
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
80 Are GriIIed
In Prison Probe
Time, s,an Correspondent,

LANSING, March 30 - Atty
Cen. DethmerS said today the IN.
vestigatIon OF the jackson Prison
administration would PROBABLY be
concluded Wednesday
He disclosed that 80 witnesses.
including inmates and prison Of
ficialS, had testified and that
probably 10 more would be- called.
next week. Pending compilation
OF all testimony. however, no
findings VIII be made public.
Dethmers SAID
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Fund Drive
Has One Day

With one day remaining IN the
Red Cross war fund campaign
workers must collect SiO7.754 To
meet the quota Of S5137000
TOday'S contributions Of SIl4,-
'll0, brought the total 10 S4.
.729.2f5.sO.
A gift Of 5000 came from
Hiram Walker & sons, Inc. whlc
employees of the National Bank
of Detroit made a partial return
Of s., 5,75566
Following is list Of donations
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Asks $4,000 for Loss
Of Hair and Husband

A self-styled strawberry blonde,
suing Mrs. Caroline Powers Ber-
ger, 40, owner of the Mayflower
Beauty Shop at s527 Michigan for
$1,000 told Il women jurors that
she not only lost her hair while
getting permanent, but her
husband. too.
Mrs Louise Sharp. % OF $3.50
r. Lafayette, testified yesterday
that when her treSSeS which she
wore IN a long shoulder bob. were
burned aWaX-- Ian Is. l4A4- She
became so depressed and self
conscious Al her diSfigurrment
that her husband, Gordon Sharp
divorced her
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Bar Owner Stabbed.
Customer Arrested

Henry Fougnies, 50 Of 474 Al
gonquin. owner OF "A tavern Al
l2434 r. jefferson. was in Receiy-
ing Hospital today in serious CON
dltlon from stan wounds. and a
customer who protested has drink
was TOO small was in Jail
charged with fcloniouS assault
William TOml,nson, %. of 1888
Conner, IS accused by police Of
slashing the tavern owner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Plan We Day CLOSING

All county departments viii
close when We Day comes the
board OF auditors decided today
4 resolution said:
Remember the churches will
be open. Remember the war
with japan II not over"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31

machine off, NV hair fell off in
clumps," said Mrs. Sharp point
ing TO the mass Of evidence on
the court table. II lost 10 days
work and was forced 10 wear "A
turban for the next six weeks"
TELLS OF TREATMENTS
Mrs. Sharp told the court that
she Is Still taking weekly oil treat
mentS 10 repair the-damage done
10 her scalp.
The hearing vas adjourned
ia n T ttii+--4ii57-, trtt- Circuit Jruzu
CLYDE ! Webster.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
WAR PLANT SECRETARY

a war plant secretary. Mrs
Sharp said that the beauty
operator Mrs Frances Marclniak
"a Of 5757 Ogden, who was IN q
hurry because she had a date
lot her burn while she took care
of the other customers.
II heard my hair sizzling and
cracking" Mrs. Sharp testified,
hut, when ! called Frances, she
just said IL was all right.
when she finally turned the
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-31
Boy Shot
AS Burglar

a 16-year-oid boy shot by 2
Watchman While attempting tc
rob a cleaning store at Zl79 Chm
ton early today, was held by Ju-
yenle authorities charged with
breaking and entering
The watchman Robert Wat
kinS. 80, told police he heard a
BRICK crash through the front
window and fired one shot.
Fifteen minutes later the youth
appeared At Receiving Hospital
seeking medical attention. He
told attendants he had been shot
when someone tried 10 rob him
When questioned ne confessed,
police said to rObbIng TWO pri-
vate homes al 2166 and 22l3 Null
lett on March 23. taking $3.50 in
war bonds and three wrist
watches from the first and three
suits. TWO o>ercoats and $50 m
cash from the other
"NOur Own Horoscope. by
Frances Drake. p one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Tiu,au
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

claimed the cute. little tricks cuddle better Not
being so excessively style conscious. the small
women are not so expensive to support. Besides.
1t Is easier to take pintsize female over the knee
when necessary to administer some discipline
ALMOST CONFIDENTIAL
A U. s. Army corporal writes: Il would like to
meet some tall girls. I am six feet. five inches
tall and have been going out with girls lowering
around five feet and to tell you the truth'it is
bit awkward. Especially when we start to
dance. There Is a restaurant In Manhattan
that serves nothing but omelettes. Patrons are
given choice Of lit different kinds Of omelettes
LIT Is reported that sodium thiocynate. new
chemical. may increase the life span to 1s5 years.
So perhaps your charming mate and yourself win
be able to celebrate your 15oth wedding ami.
versary.
ASIDES
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Small Of Henderson, New.
named their daughter Verie. Quite cute. How.
ever. while verie Small Is now very small she
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

male. a battle TO the finish for the
fin OF the lady fish invariably re-
suits, For example, II two male gold.
fish are placed in a bowl with fe-
male II is a triangle that means
trouble. One OF the male fish usually
ends up on the floor. The other male
has pushed him out OF the bowl.
MULES & MEN
How much control does your wife
exercise over your attire? Does she
buy your shirts and neckties? Does
she 60 along with you when you
buy a suit? What are her prefer.
ences as TO your outfit in general?
Betty Smith, novelist, In speaking
A blue suit and q blue poIka
dot Tie is Betty Smiths
dream Sc. Up $oT = ai~n.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

out OF ten. IhlS system
calls for giving the hus>
band a shot In the arm
with either Of two prepa.
rations: One called "x
Fluid" the other, "Y
Fluid" Former is used
when a boy is desired.
latter when the parents
want a daughter. The
Eddie Cantors have Ave
daughters. The Bing
crosbys have four sons.
II the Cantors and the
Crosbys could have util.
lied a sex pre-determina.
ton system I wonder
what their families
would now consist OF.
Would there be three
Cantor boys and two
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

the men were married. The girl Is a
bachelorette. She says; "All of these
seventy men were perfect gentlemen
Not a wolf among them. A rarity In
an office OF seventy male employees"
ASKING
Queries from client. @. Does Brook.
lyn or California hold the record for
the all.time youngest grandmother
In the u. S. A? A. A Mrs. Wyatt of
Yakima. Wash. became a grand
mother at the age of twenty-eight.
This is the record. @. While lengthy
females may be popular with styl-
lists there Is no doubt little women
are by far the most popular with
men as companions and wives. Why
is this? A. 1t may be because
smaller women are not so heavy to
hold on mans lap. 1t Is also
SIT. isij. kins Feature sSHdisau Ina
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

cantor girls? And two Crosby girls and two
Crosby boys? The Crosbys should have a daugh.
ter. I'll bet she wosld DC very beautiful and
talented girl
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
DRAWINGS eY
COLIN ALIEN

ISH can and do fall in love So states
the eminent scientist. DR.. Francis
Ward. A fish in the mood for love ap.
proaches the object of his affections
in tender fashion. However, II his ad.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
by E. ". DUsrling

Of what the welldressed husband should wear.
said "A double.breasted blue suit. "a light.blue
shirt and a polkadotted navyblue tie. That's my
dream get-up for a man."
ONLY GIRL
A Dearborn, Mich, girl says she was the only
girl in an office OF seventyone employees. A
case Of seventy men and a girl! Sixtyeight OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

vances are not welcomed the male fish becomes
enraged and viciously attacks the female until he
subdues her When two fish claim the same fe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

may become tall girl Then her name might
cause her to be ribbed a bit by her chums. "A
teacher with quiz program mind said TO pupil:
Albert, give me an example OF nothing" Albert
said: Nothing is balloon with its skin off,. =.
Don't look just like you. mother?" asked the
film stars little daughter Hush, child. hush."
the childs mother replied sternly. Don't be 30
vain"
SAID THEY
1t was Balzac who said: 1T Is necessary to be
almost genius TO make good husband" (That
old boy certainly had something therey James
Cannon, Jr, observed. Chance and skill enter
into cardplaying: chance and knowledge into
horse racing" Quite so. Let US also remember
that Confucius said The more you know the
more luck you viii have"
BOY OR GIRL
Several scientists claim to have made consider.
able progress In the matter Of predetermination
Of sex. One method claims success in nine cases
Evening star., 1945-11-14
BASIS FOR BEAUTY

Her smortness is no mystery :. underneath her SLIM trim
outline costume is sound bosis for beouy A
smooth slip whose perfect fit dsturbs line Of her sill
houette. and firmng little erdIe that puts eopito rs"
sleek.
Evening star., 1945-10-07
Army Resiudying
Third Panama Locks
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Army is re-examining plans
for a third set of locks in the Pana-
ma Canal in the light of war ex-
perience," the War Department an
nounced yesterday.
The third locks projects was au-
thorized by Congress in August, 1889
and actual work started on July /
1910. AS a result of the war. with
the accompanying shortage of criti.
cal materials, the project was modi-
fed in May, 1912.
After that, work was continued or
a limited scale and a large part Of
the dredging and excavating opera
tions have been completed. Designs
and various small projects in con.
nection with the plan also were
finished. Approximately $74,000,0 ,00t
has been spent to date. Congress
limited the cost to s277 100000.
The new locks will be located
some distance from the existing
ones. Estimated length of The
locks and approach channels is 1913;
miles. They will be made larg'
enough to accommodate vessel!
whose size now prohibits their ust
of the canal.
Among existing ships which car
not now pass through the canal arr
the new 45,000-ton Midway clas'
aircraft carriers. the first of which
| is af1oat.
The Army estimated the new
locks could be put in operation
about three years from the tim,
full-scale construction is resumed
Evening star., 1945-10-07

ments In the area, but said that
unless these operations are curtailed
more rapidly than expected there
would be no major unemployment
crisis.
Among the "a major cities sur
veyed, only 10 reflected a gloomy
outlook. The cities which reported
they could not foresee the day when
there would be no unemployment
problem are Sprinfield and
Worcester, Mass; Wilkes-Barre, Pa;
Chattanooga, Tenn. Evansville,
Ind; Louisville, KY; Minneapolis.
Denver, Portland, Greg, and Berke-
ley, Calf.
Evening star., 1945-10-07
Woman CIowed
Badly in Stopping
Pet Cats Fiqht

A woman, who found herself in
the middle of a cat fight, was
among 80 home accident victims re-
ported last week by the District
Red Cross Accident Prevention
Service.
The woman, owner of several cats,
took them to visit another woman,
who also had several cats. The
cats began fighting and when the
woman tried to step into the melee
she suffered scratches and bites on
her face, hands, arms, chest, abdo-
men and leg.
Three fatal falls brought the
years total of accidental deaths to
l43, the Red Cross reported. AL
together, last week, there were "a
falls, three burns, three cases OF
accidental poisoning, 81 cuts. three
severe bruises and IA miscellaneous
injuries.
The wife 70 a doctor broke her
hip when she suddenly twisted her
body in a chair. Two adults and
two children were cut when they
fell over milk bottles and another
child was cut when he fell with a
piece of wood in his mouth. One
woman dislocated her jaw while
yawning. Two others fell from
their chairs while washing windows
and another while hanging curtains
Evening star., 1945-10-07
Truman 10 Welcome
President Of Chile
With Honors Thursday

| President Juan Antonio Rios of
Chile will be welcomed by President
Truman with full military honors
when he arrives here Thursday
afternoon for three-day visit.
The visitor is scheduled to reach
Miami Tuesday and go by train to
Richmond, Va. He will come to
Washington by automobile after a
luncheon Thursday, the State De-
partment announced yesterday.
The Chilean president will be well
coined at the White House by Mr.
Truman at 4:30 pm, and will be the
guest of honor at White House
dinner Thursday night.
HE will spend the night at the
White House and then move to
Blair House Friday morning for the
remainder of his stay in Washing
ton.
: A press conference Is scheduled at
the Chilean Embassy Friday morn
ing. followed by Pan American
onion luncheon in his honor. Sec
retary of State Byrnes will give a
dinner in his honor at the Mayfiower
Eotel Friday night.
sThe visitors program for Saturday
Includes trips to Mount Vernon. Ar
Ington National Cemetery and the
Capitol, with a reception at the
Chilean Embassy that night.
He is scheduled to visit the Ma
ttonal Archives and the Beltsville
Research Center Sunday, and to
leave for New York City Monday
morning,
Evening star., 1945-10-07
81 More Veterans
From District Area
Receive DISCHARGES

Thirty -four more members of the
armed forces from Washington and
vicinity, including is Navy men,
have been given their honorable
discharges. it was announced yes
terday.
Among them was Maj. Clarence
w. Dinsmore, former executive as
sistant to the Arlington district
engineer, Col. Clarence Renshaw
in construction of the Pentagon
He was discharged at San Bernar-
dino, Calf.
The Navy men, who were dis
charged at cambridge, Md, in
clude:
1859 Nichols. svenre Sc; Robert Edwarc
Hurley, chief specialist lx), 1901 MARI
s.. bore pike, Giearview. Md; John William
NV: cisrencs Boyd Lily. rad radioman M S5ee ! &c
EdmonSton, Md; Robert o. Belshein, CHIEF
specialist tx,; 1858 Columbia road NV;
street NV: John Glennon Flynn, CHIEF
yeoman. 1900 Twenty-eighth place Sc.
Ralph Elmer West, 3 Compass Green S.w.
soio Third street Me- Richasd Novan
zell Wood, chief specialist (x), 42s Eighth
street NE; Tom B. STEMS, chief specialist
Ix). 439 Lebaum street Sc; Gene A
Vacca. 4310 North Henderson road, Arling-
ton, Va: Frank H. Holland, jr. chic
specialist (x),. 152 Danbury street S.W.
and Edmond L. Cook, coxswain, 1909 I
Archie N. Ellington, aviation ma
chinist mate 1/c, 1918 Nineteenth
street Sc, was discharged from the
Navy at Memphis, Tenn, and Navy
1t. John Gerald Mooney, 1886 Thir-
ty-sixth street NE, was released al
New York.
The following men have also beer
released from service:
Pvt. Stanley D. HUT. 1421 White,
street NV, at Fort George G. Meade
Md: TL5 Edward j. wason, 134S Euclic
street NV; Fort Myer. Va; 1st/Sergt
NV: Camp Pickett. Va; sergt. BENJAMIN
Dix. N; y: I'd It. Stuart J; Barnes. l434
street Sc, and s1serTt. Robert L. Arnold
Arlington, Va. both at New Castle, Del,
and Capt. Welker C.. Underdown, i'll.
Lamont street NV. Brookley Field. Ala
Six men were discharged at Fort Sill
Okla; They are: J; c, Martin. s21 Wsbstee
street NV; Gus l. Law r. 5oI 330l Nish9l .h
place NV: willoushby NJ, Calls. 333
Seventh street NE, and Jack B. Rose
1875 Irving street NV.
Evening star., 1945-10-07
5 horeD. {. Area Men
Returning From Overseas

One District and four Virginia
veterans of overseas service were
listed as arriving in the United
States last week, according to Asso-
ciated Press dispatches.
Pvt. Napoleon Thompson, $40
Fourth street NE. and Pfc. Erwin
Scott, Alexandria, were due in New
York Friday on the Costa Rica
Victory.
TIA Earl D. Wilmington, Route
3, Alexandria, and Pfc. Chester D.
Donaldson, 2301 Leslie avenue, Alex
andria, were listed as arriving last
Wednesday in San Francisco aboard
the Admiral Rodman.
Sergt. Arnold Meier, 1000 South
Twelfth road, Arlington, was listed
as arriving at Portland, Ore. We'd
nesday aboard the Fairland.
Evening star., 1945-10-07

Churches have taken over the culi-
nary affairs. The women were hav-
ing their troubles tonight, for, as
one explained, there was no water
in the kitchen.
Midway through dinner, the Pres
ident strolled over to the piano and
played Paderewskis "Minuet' for
the homefolks, jokingly telling his
admiring audience that when Stain
heard me play this he signed the
protocol at Potsdam."
He later confessed to Mr.. Snyder,
his dinner partner, however, that
he might have mixed in bit of
Chopin with Paderewski.
The Presidents plane few cross
country course of 795 miles from
Washington. Flying generally at
900 feet, the President found the
going good. as did the two other
planes in the party.
Evening star., 1945-10-07
jackson and Staff
Arrive in Berlin
BY the Associate 1 Press.

By the Associate Press.
BERLIN, Oct. 6.-Justice Robert
H. Jackson and his staff arrived by
plane from Wiesbaden today for
preliminary sessions of the Inter
national War Crimes Tribunal prep
aratory to the proclamation of in
dictments against top Nazi leaders
to be tried at Nuremberg.
Mr.. jackson is the American pros
ecutor. French and Soviet mem
bers of the tribunal previously had
arrived and part of the British COM
mission was here. The judges will
meet Monday to prepare for the
Evening star., 1945-10-07
National Campaign
To Aid Handicapped
Scheduled This Week

Campaigns for jobs and better
artificial limbs will mark the start
today of National Employ the Phys
ically Handicapped Week"
The United States Employment
Service announced last night it
would start a Nation wide drive to
find jobs for disabled persons"
A proclamation by President Tru-
man urged all Governors, mayors,
Federal officials and agencies, and
industrial, labor and educational
leaders to cooperate in the national
campaign which was initiated by a
joint resolution of Congress. The
resolution stipulated that hereafter
the first week in October of each
year would be designated to aid the
physically handicapped.
Robert c. Goodwin, USES direc-
tor. declared that industrial man
agement has learned, particularly in
the war years, that the handicapped
are reliable, efficient and steady
workers"
The survival rate of soldiers seri-
ously wounded has been high in this
war, the USES declared, because of
improvements in medical science
but the aftermath OF this medical
victory will be the need to absorb
into the labor force large number
of amputees and otherwise dis
abled workers"
Milton D. Cohen, national COM
mander of the Disabled American
Veterans, announced the organiza-
ton of a National Committee 'fol
Scientific Research and Develop
ment Programs for Handicapped
Veterans.
It's purpose" he said, "is to stim-
ulate science and industry to de.
velop and to introduce modern
chronological methods into the f1ele
of prosthetic devices now urgently
needed by returning amputees anc
other handicapped servicemen anc
veterans in order to adjust them.
selves to self-supporting and self
respecting civilian life and work.
District Commissioner John Rus
sell Young declared the Commis
sioners recognize and understand
the importance of the problem o
the physically handicapped and de
sire to express their support OF th'
observance of the week. They ar,
confident that the people of Wash
ington will lend every assistance II
the solution of the problem"
The Washington Board of Trad
will hear, at its first fall meeting
Thursday evening at the Static
. Hotel, Ernest v. Connolly. area di
rector of USES, who will speak il
. behalf of employment instead O
charity" for the handicapped.
/ Gallaudet College. International.
, known for its education of the dea
] and mute, has arranged a program
of speakers Friday evening at tn
college chapel, Seventh street ant
: Florida avenue NE. Speeches vii
| be made by students and facult.
. members, both by sign language ant
l0ra1ly