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Evening star., 1941-09-22
War Prisoners Director
Resigns in Britain
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, Sept. 22.-Maj. Gen.
Sir Alan Hunter has given up his
post as director of prisoners of war,
it was announced today, and the
resignation of Lit. Gen. Sir Oswald
c. Borrett, inspector Of prisoners,
was forecast.
The Daily Mail said member of
the prisoners of war department as
serted there had been some internal
trouble in the department which
was not a matter to be ventilated"
at the moment.
A War ONCE spokesman merely
said there had been certain changes
In the department, but refused to
Rive t1o reason.
Evening star., 1941-09-22

found together with s401 in cash,
which he directed be used for his
burial in a simple" service.
DR.. Thomas S. Gonzales, chief
medical examiner, issued this state
ment:
This is a clear suicide. A note
in Turkish was left showing such
an intent. The Consul General was
suffering from a painful heart all
ment."
Evening star., 1941-09-22
Britain JoiIs Three
lnternees for Breuk
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-An unsuc-
cessful attempt to escape from the
Isle of Man camp, where some 600
alleged Nazi and Fascist sympa-
thizers are interned, landed three
men in jail today facing charges of
stealing a boat
The decision of authorities to hold
the men on civil charges instead
of returning them to the Isle of
Man resulted in a demonstration at
the camp during which the in
ternees pelted their guards with
rocks
Evening star., 1941-09-22

q decision has
to be taken.
1t has to be
taken by Brit
ain and by
tn e United
States, for it
ca n not be
t a ken b y
Britain with
O u t t h e
United States.
Hitler'S at
tack on Rus
S j a W a S
launched for
Evening star., 1941-09-22

both branches of
the V erm on t
L e 6 i S | a t u r e
formally adopt
ed a resolution
declaring the
State to be in
armed conflict"
with the NaZi
nd F sc / S t
powers.
The B erlin- e
Rome = T o k i o
Axis now stands
fare TO face with
the Lond on .
Evening star., 1941-09-22
|McLemore-
Reporter Enters
Vermont War Zone
By HENRY McLEMORE.

News item-"Vermont is at war,
it's Legislature decides.")
SOMEWHERE IN VERMONT
am the first foreign" correspond
ent to reach Vermont since this
State declared war on Germany.
1t was less than a week ago that
Evening star., 1941-09-22

certain strange
circu instances
" h C h h a v e
come to light
since the PreSi-
dent was per-
suaded to issue
an executive or
der seizing the
big shipbuilding
plant at Kearny,
N. j., where for
several W e e X S
naval contracts
were tied up
a m oun ting to
Evening star., 1941-09-22

the price ad-
ministrator to be
named by the
President m u S t
be confirmed by
the Senate or
that a board in
stead of an in
dividual shall
administer the
law. This, of
course, is aimed
at Mr.. on
Henderson, who
already has been
Evening star., 1941-09-22

HE opinions OF the riters this page their oUn not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in The
effort to all sides questions of interest to its
readers although such opinions may be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1941-09-22
Ship Plant
Seizure Case
Reviewed
President Misled
In Labor Row,
Observer Says
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

Is somebody pulling the wool over
the eyes of our busy President while
he is necessarily preoccupied with
the international situation?
This question is asked because of
Evening star., 1941-09-22
Ry FRANK r, KENT.

There is some prospect that If and
when the House passes the price
control bill, it will do so with an
amendment providing either that
Evening star., 1941-09-22
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

There is no denying the gravity
of the moment. 1t is grave for
Russia, grave for Britain and
grave, also, for Germany. Again,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Where's Hill y Comm!
He and Mary Louise LeaUe Father Anselnl Waiting
at Church After Inviting Hin, to Wedding

lceled, and there viii be positively
no marriage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Downs Praised
For Initiative

ATLANTIC CITY. June %
Kenneth Downs, ace foreign cor
respondent of international News
Service who now is in Syria COW
ering hoStilities there. today was
named a winner in the 1917 jour
nalistic achievement awards of the
National Headliners' Club.
Angus Perkerson, magazine edi-
tor of the Atlanta, Ga, journal
and chairman Of the clubs award
committee, announced that Downs
had been cited for the greatest
example OF individual initiative
displayed by any foreign cor.
respondent.
The award was based upon a
series written by Downs after he
had made an unprecedented tour
of both unoccupied and occupied
France slipping across the rigidly
guarded demarcation line under
the eyes of German guards anc
finally reaching Lisbon to write
his dispatches without censorship
The series told the first full
story Of conditions in occupied
France. disclosed the extent 70
which Germany had seized control
of French industry and described
in full detail the pro-Axis SYM
pathieS of Vice-Premier Admiral
Jean Darlan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Union Rdtifies
100000 Raise
for Gas Men

Members of the Michigan Con
Undated Gas Workers Union
FL. Federal Local 22.l77, today
htified an agreement with tho
|Dnsolidated Gas Company bring
g'pay increases totaling 500, OOC
l.400 employees
The ratification was announced
Howard Cameron. president OF
We union. and ends three months
negotiations. The agreement
cludes an increase In the base
age and a Reconsideration of en-
oNeS
William G. Voolfolk, president
i the gas company, confirmed
|nmeron'S announcement and re-
|saled that the company has made
| her salary increases totallng
Los. 600 since January ]
These increases were made
I'm classification other than the
higher wage brackets" Wool
|olk said. They are designed
In eqtaIlEe the wages of those
whose duties and responsibilities
lre similar In nature and % en-
lbie our employees 90 meet some
N the rising costs Of living
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Housing Bribery
Hearing Awaits
.Extrddition Fight

Legal Snarls which are delaying
the construction of the S. Her.
man Gardens housing project ap-
peared today in the Grimm Al
cases which resulted from thu
grand jury investigation Of he
alleged housing scandal.
Examination of six individuals
and four corporations indicted on
conspiracy to bride Detroit public
Officials was adjourned by Record.
Ier's Judge John V. Brennan until
June 30,A pending the extraditlon
hearing in Chicago. H., for de-
PENDANTS William S. Lipman and
Seymour Smith. William S. Lip
Brennan will set a date certain
for the preliminary hearing Of
the bribery charges.
Indicted for alleged particlpa-
ton in the bribery charges are
Seymour Smith. William S. Lip
man. DR.. Lyle {. Ling. S. Brooks
Barron. Oscar Adel and Samuel
Berman. Four corporations. the
RaiSlcr Corporation. A. Smith g.
Co.. Huron Portland Cement Com
pany and William S.. Lipman 1r,
also defendants.
The defendant individuals and
corporations are accused OF having
spent $4,000 10 bride Detroit
public officials in connection with
the housing project. Two former
councllmen. Harry I. Dingeman
and John Hamilton. are awaiting
sentence for their part in the
housing scandal and examination
OF bribery charges is pending
against ex-Councilman Rober
Ewald.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
STRIKE AT CoNNEAUT

The crew Of the -troighter Eel
low craft went on entire strike al
Gonneaut, O.. yesterday, Jackson
said The freighter was towed tC
Detroit ny another OF the com.
panyS' boats after COnneaut Coast
Guardsmen elected the strikers.
The Buffalo coast guard al>t
took of l6 striking crew mem
bcrs from the companyS freightcl
Charles Donnelly on Wednesday
Tho trouble on the docks here
is an outCrowth of this name
was stated.
William {. Rouse ALL long
Shoreman officials, declared there
would be no further Stoppage OF
work on the docks
I'VE have closed shop agree
men with the company" he de-
clared when Go pickcts APP
peared early today nj the Tran
sit company our men didn't
know what to do for little
while"
All of the companys freighters
are now IN normal operation.
jackson said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Changes Home
A Week Out of Jackson,
NoU in u. S. Prison
international New, Photo

Released only week ago after
serving a three-year sentence in
jackson Prison for the robbery of
two Crosse Pointe homes. Harold
n. GODDARD Al. today was SEN
fenced TO two years in federal
prison for illegal entry into the
United States from Canada in 1887
GODDARD crossed the border from
Windsor three days before he bur-
glarized the Crosse Pointe resi-
denceS and took S87 worth of sill
'verware. a weet later he was
captured and sent TO Jail. Pleading
guilty to the illegal entry, GODDARD
asked Judge Edward J. Monet
merely TO deport him.
"Tm i'm enough trouble when
get back Ia Canada" he eX-
planned. 1--WE got at least four
burglary charges against me
over there"
From yO record. I find you
are nothing but a common thief
and have spent most OF your life
in jail" the Judge replied II
sentence YOU TO the maximum
term Of two years In jail and
order that you then be- de-
ported"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20

Sentence Fought
Time, stan Correspondent

PONTIAC, June 2O.-Lcgal ac-
ton was besan 10 obtain
the release of two children. sent
to the juvenile home here after
they refused TO take even a modi-
fled oath of allegiance to their
country.
The parents OF the children.
Barbara Castle. -. and Fred Har-
tado, u, are members of Je-
hovah'S Witnesses. Barbara and
Fred were among 10 children ex-
PEELED from the Rochester school
last Fall for refusal TO take the
usual allegiance oath.
Subsequently il was arranged
for such children 10 take a modi-
fed oath. but Barbara and Fred
recently baked even at this. say
ing their parents had found a
scriptural'' passage forbidding H..
Attorney Ralph T. Keeling began
a habeaS corpus proceeding today
on which a hearing was set for
Monday Probate Judge Arthur f.
Moore committed them as delin-
Qucnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
.DOckhalndS
Here Back
.At Work

approximately 50/ongShoremen
of the NiCholSon~TTanSit Company
docks IN EcorSe stopped unload
Ing steel caigocS for short time
early today following what COM
pany officials described as a raid
by \ rival union.
After EcorSe police and sheriff s
deputies provided police protection
for them, the longshoreuen.. mem
bers OF the ALL international
LonGShoremen's Union. returned
TO their Jobs
According 10 c E. Jackson. traf-
nc manager Of the Nicholson COM
psny. they have been having diff
cultX with crews -on their eight
greighterS all week
Both the ALL and Go have
sent us letters claiming n ma
jority." he said I'VE have sug-
geSted they ask for ApaNLRB
election"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
International New. ssr,ic. Wiz.

PITTSBURGH. June 20.-Billy
Conn, whose circling tactics almost
most won hum the heavyweight
title. took another detour today
He and his sweetheart left priest
waiting at a church.
Just where Billy and 1S-ycar-
old Mary Louise Smith were at
the moment became a midday
mystery when Father Anselm. a
Franciscan from ST. Peters
Church. reported.
1--WE known Billy for several
years. Last night he and Mary
\ Louise came up TO see me and
invited me 60 the wedding. They
said N was 90 be at ST. Philo-
mena's."
But at II a. m. Father Anselm
departed. The couple had not APP
peared
Earlier in the day Mary Louise
father. James l. tGreenfield
Jimmy Smith. onc-tlme big league
baseball player had visited st.
Philomena's and left without COM
rIent.
II appeard possible that Billy
and Mary Louise a graduate OF
81. Philomena High School, may
have overlooked the fact that the
Catholic Church requires that
banns be read that approaching
weddings be announced In advance
on three consecutive Sundays.
\ Miss Smith had told friends in
St Mays that her father had
changed his mind and had given
his full consent and blessing.
Previously he had threatened %
give Conn a punch In the nose.
i But from Ocean City, y j.. Mrs
Smith was quoted as saying that
the wedding plans had been can.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
or APH2ly
Divorces Man She Says
Sought to Dodge Draft

Because he really got married
in the hope OF getting a rcclaSSl-
fication in his draft status. John
Rzonca. u, today was divorced
from his wife, Lettle l. Miller
Rzonca, 10, now OF ST. Clair, Mich
Circuit Judge James r. Chenot
granted the decree after the wife
said the marriage was the outcome
of fraud and deceit
"He told me he wanted To get
married because he WAS i'm the
army and would then have
some one To write 10 him and see
him on Burroughs" Lettie told
Judge Chenot. Afterwards he
admitted the real reason"
The couple was married January
IL and parted on March 9 when
Mrs. Rzonca told her husband &c
get out and stay out - Mrs
Rzonca said she did not know the
present whereabouts of her huS.
band and whether he was in tho
army or not.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Marine News
DETROIT


Up MathIott arrived. BArraliion- Free,
land arrived, Gary, ) y. m Thursday Nc
-G-I lough 3:20, Utica arrived 3:45: la
salfsS-Ssmatra. James Mazda arrived, 4.+0,
Er.naoslr sGhnq RaI,i } e. willam'
Myody. us. Sargent arrived. 6.l5; r. r.
r fhardson, Huron arrived 7AO Woodrun
arrived s.33; Fitch arrived %. Barlow
Flgasant arrived sandlAnd arrived, s:55,
81thGg arrived. Ftlbert. II Nudge, II :05
Poe, II To- Nipena. il.2o: steinbrenner.
.li:2a: Coralia arrived lI:i5: Munson
Nsared, IL So Victorious, midnight; Hart
w~4t- i2;35 a m Friday. steelton. 12:4O,
Ico~Sn>s Isared. u S. saturn. 1880: ANA.
zon. ~ Butler. $50: wiilowbrsnch.
.2I1 Barkhamstead- Constitution arrived
3.Y Leopold 3.50; Buttercup- Frugelity
arrived Yves, arrived 4;io; stackhouse
5.3G0 ze.sinE. 5:35: core! sos; Fay
T'ta MichNSan $40; Paaseh $40: Mar
auette sl5\ sab Morse. SIS sonoms
arrived $40 lDshlks cleared. p
m Thursday Peter Whne. $40: Jim
Brown. i:25 PAobscot arrived 40; In.
gals cleared t3Z. Barrallton-sapor cleared
4:t0. Elba, 5;T Atheck, eos Princeton
SIS: outarde, Algoso' steel King. I; Den
IS so, Palmer, g. Byers e:05: Conway,
9 20 Covus, s;25; James Mazda cleared
iois: Mariposa- Magma. l0:A5: Huror
cleared E~ig 10 so: Fitch cleared. II :0b
Utica cleared. II Is: Lamont. u: 10 a. m
Friday. James Davidson 1880; b f.
Jones' i2f5. Barlow Freeland cleared
\ 1905 Woodruff cleared Moody. I:SO,
Msthiott 1888. CalgArAn. . .05 AigowAV.
? 80 Gienele cleared Bennington .s5,
Crudou 3,a5. Prindoc 4 Green Island
arrived 4.2o; ParEuy , Coraha cleared
SEQ Chambers arrived 5:A5 Queen City
$50 Buttercup Pleasant cleared sl5
OdAnAh, 6.2a Donnes 1913: Cetur 20
SAtIT STE. MARIE
| UPS r. Coolidge, $50 a m Thurs
day. Mariana, MaiA, Augustus. . 30 J
Dunn Jr. il.3O r. W Stewart noon
J. W. Gates, = 80 y. m. g. A. Reits /
ReevAtin 1880. sultAna. Resolu,e. 2. svi
vanis. 1880; J. p Epson. Msunaloa. } 30
h. J.. Shaw, Glenbogie 4 F. r. johnson
Ethel Myron Taylor. 4 80: william Mather
G.. q. Post. s. j. Murphy. g. Norway
kan-ra Lnl-.I 40 sir w Ea-rL.aLrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Accidental Drowning
Verdict Frees Three
Times stan Correspondent

JACKSON, June 20 Accidental
death was the verdict of a coroner's
Jury Thursday in the inquest of
Harvey Ere EN- a n. Eear-old
youth who was drowned June 10
in Sharp Park lagoon by three
youths who attempted to get him
sober
Eight witnesses testified and the
youths. Wayne Rose. William Sci
bert and Ward Dunlay, held in
the county Jail pending the inquest,
were released
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20

Tuesday in a preliminary probe OF
the alleged Communist, Nazi and
Fascist activities of some 1000
residents OF fashionable West
f.hpSfpr G0tfntV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20

smeaton. 730 Hindman. Saucon. Crane
Island. s; Mataafa. y II NJ e-tt,J-rT
Cha rss Hubbard. r Billings .: sllphite
lSwederope J r. Kulas W y Dickson
Munising Prcsque Isle. 10. y q Mills
1890; b. l. Smith. H. j $. Prlsbury
II 80, {, S Robinson y II Mclean
midnight Brockton, y L. Ford - 30 A
m Friday; J, y. McAlpine, Louis Hnl
80, W. y sufel go r u Wallace
10. l.. F., Block. 80 II 6 Dalton. .
l.. J. Burlington. g. w ID Calvcrley Jr
9: 30; PHnou, W A. Reiss Z Pioneer 7 80
DOWN--Noronic. 3 a. m Thursday
Renvoyle. $50; F. J Berwlnd. \ r Hee
kin, Cornell Alabama. n Negauncc II 30
w, y, Crawford. ! .. m. Angelina. 2
Chicago Trihunte Z c o Jenkins 30
AdriRtiG. $50. = Mckinney s. n. Y
iGnnes. $40 Finland 10 30 Maryland. II
/ locoltte II 30 A Hudson. T. m
Friday r V. LindAbury. Thomas walters
u Ericsson. Hoey n s. Wilkinson. 3
W w Auerbury g. O. q Leonard 30
"A b. Wolvin. Manitoba, s. Benson Ford
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
Dies Group Eyes SociaIiies

WHITE PLAINS. ~ Y. June
20. - (INSl - Dies committee in
vestigatorS. il was revealed today.
will begin private hearings here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20

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Evening star., 1941-07-27
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Evening star., 1941-07-27
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Evening star., 1941-07-27
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Evening star., 1941-11-20
lit Mrntnriant

of our dear father. AHDREw J. ELLIS. who
departed this life eight years ago today,
November 20 1888.
Deep in our, hearts YOU are fondl, remem-
bered,
Sweet. happy thoughts cling to your
name:
True hearts that loved you with deepest
affection
Always will love you in death Just the
same.
1t is so lonely without you and mother. dear
And SO sad along lifes way;
Life does not seem the same to us
Since you were called away.
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN, FRANK, LOT
TIE, JOE AND EMORY.
PARKER. EMMA. In loving memory of
our GEAR mother, EMMA PARKER, who
departed this life November 90, 1929.
LOUISA BROOKS, HARRY, SUSAN AND
REGINALD PARKER.
PRINCE, JAMES E. In loving remem-
brance of our devoted son and brotner
JAMES E. PRINCE who departed this
life one year ago today, November 20; 1870
TWOMEY, DANIEL D. In loving mem
ory of our devoted father. DANIEL D
TWOMEY, who departed this life seventeen
years ago today, November 90, lS24
wALDRoN. JOHN MILTON. Sacred e
late pastor Of the Shiloh Baptist Church
who passed away ten years ago today. NO
THE I1noss sHfLoH IL BArr1s1 CHURCH. EARL L
HARRISON, Minister.
Evening star., 1941-11-20

out. but both sides were troubled, for
the r. A. F. reported sighting zoo
Italian tanks, armored cars and
trucks begged down in one sector.
1t was at Sidi Omar. score OF
miles south of the Mediterranean
shore, and at Fort Maddelena, SC
miles from the coast, that the main
force of the British armored thrust
was first directed, squadrons OF
tanks from the United States DASH
ing across the sands
The British appeared intent on a
fanking movement. aimed at get
ting around the powerfully defended
Axis border fortress of Bardia- and
perhaps forming an early juncture
with the British forces at Tobruk
besieged since last April H. Free
Polish troops recently have rein
forced that garrison. which has
vowed never to march out except
to meet its own men.
The British forces-far different
from the token army" with which
Sir Archibald P Wavell drove across
most of Libya in 35 days last winter
and then was driven out again in Ia
last spring-are heavily equipped
with the finest weapons from Britain
and the United States.
For four months past, American
made planes, tanks, guns. bombs ano
bullets have been heaped in ever
increasing numbers on Egyptian
docksides. Whole units of the new
army are fitted with American