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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

Anthony J. Anzivino 4745 Belvidere.
Lysal @. White. 1888 Kellogg.
John A. Burger, 1853 Fisher.
Clarence r. Richard. s07f Lambert.
Florian J. Burmistrzak. s054 Kellogg.
Martin Haluska, 5ila Seminole.
Louis J. Lambert. 5722 Seminole.
Henry c. Koch 1855 sheridan.
Rober, A. Bethune: 5i75 Ho'comb.
George p. Haske. $685. Field.
Sam s. Albanice. $3.50 Peterhunt.
Martin r. Harras, 57ll Seneca
Henry l.. Rhoades. $3.50 Seneca.
Alfred W. Nelson. soe6 walbridge.
lVincenIo Nestico. 1869 Iroquois
Edward NJ. stoinski, 57ls Field.
August C Knobelsdorf. sos Holcomb.
Salvatore Falvo. 5000 Iroquois.
Richard J szarelettA, 62e3 Townsend
Norman z. Pietsch, 10l02 Burchil court.
William J. Morrison 1852 Holcomb.
ALFRED j. Hardoin, 1878 Cooper
Waiter o. Mills. 1895 Holcomb.
William A. Gilbert, $3.50 Holcomb.
Joseph r. Ciesninsk, 1913 Maxwell.
ANTHONY J. Faoro. 1925 Iroapois.
ICarlo Rossi. 1897 Seminole
Ralph Daubenspeck, 5000 Rohns.
lnmar r. Hodedon, 6036 BALDWIN.
Lee o. whiuaker. $3.50 1roqno,s
IAlphonSe NJ. Esper 5l2l PENNSYLVANIA.
lWinzel McKenna. s435 Van Dyke.
IGiacomo Evola. 1888 Hurlbut.
William F. Maronek, 57e9 Cadillac.
FdWard DereszewskI, 2lss Essuawn.
Russell A. Giampino. 5sss Fischer.
Frank G. Brauer. s107 Fischer.
Richard II Priema, 1927 Fischer.
Robert c. shsffer. sios Hendrie
Itohn NJ Hassar, 1870 Walhridge.
Albert J. Rubel. $500 walbridEe.
lEgbert J snider. $3.50 Seminole.
Samuel peGregorio 5a6s Belvidere.
Edward A. servi,to. soe6 Rohns.
IIohn r. Jarvis s0o7 Cadillac,
lanes r. seo~tii, 5tHs Crane
Alexander G. Strohecker, 1892 Iroquols.
charles McGuckin, asni Cooper.
Edwin r MINIS 53o6 Hocomh
IArtlnr w. Volz. 3o73 Ashland
Edward ]. PrzyhyloNSkl, -sn4a BALDWIN.
Harold A Hunke, 5pO4 Baldwin
lJohn r Dunslhnc. ASH PrnnsNlNhnla
Howard w Robinson. 4701 Mcclellan.
Rudolph n Bossow. es3i Mcclellan.
WAYNE BOARD No. ~
James ~. Dobhie. 4lli Newport.
Frank C Boeneman. Lake Orion.
Edward j. shea. southheld Township.
lBlucford c. Wilson, 1882 Gray.
lHesder kamstra. Abs nottingham.
William A Reddin 1915 Bedford.
walter T. Hawke, 1879 springle.
Eugene A. Allossery, $3.50 Somerset.
Frank Rogers. Cleveland. o.
Joseph F. 'BAntle, 1898 Fischer
Robert r. Brehaut, $3.50 Manisiique.
Peter Kamstra, 4135 Nottlneham.
John a Mulkeran. 1929 cadieux
Edward r. Neumann 1867 Three Nile DR..
Lawrence T. snay. tiii Hereford.
Jacob W. shon, 10270 Manistique.
lpouainick Vsrcaiii. is5ii Mack.
/ Paul p spada. i56Os East Warren.
Richard F. Lord Ass Three Mile
Harry G fsenherE. 1891 Woodhall.
Elmer w. Grahloski 3545 MARYLAND
James r. Grauer, 1911 Haverhin
Harry l. Button APO Beaconsheld.
Antonio Moroso. 81 Frndall..
Edwin e AUD, as Chalmers.
charles r Polk. 1919 East outer Dr.
F1S-ent G peRouck 1920 Maryland
hnthonv Nererhini 5ot2 BERKSHIRE
Raymond Courage 5ei7 Devonshire.
/ WAYNE BOARD No. 70
Joseph Turner p42 East Jefferson.
Reginald l. Amen. 1907 Hudson.
Theodore Z. Atkinson, 60si Linwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Stringdri' S Trial
Set for Sept. B

Pleading not guilty to charge
of assault, Charles NJ. Stringent.
business agent of the State,
County and Municipal Employees
Union (AFL), today was free
under $500 bond pending trial
September %.
The bond and trial date was set
by Recorders Court Judge Thomas
NJ. Cotter at Stringari's arraign-
ment on charge of hitting Yale
Stuart, one-armed Go organizer,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Detroit 0PA
Cracks Down on
Black Market
Refrigerator Buyers
Since August | Urged
TO Write Office Here

The local Office of Price Ad-
rlinistration moved today TO
smash what IL termed an extensive
BLACK market" throughout Mich
igan in the sale of used refrigera-
tors.
Discovery of the racketeering
was revealed by Samuel B. Os-
trow, complaint attorney for the
local OPA, who declared:
zone prosecution already has
been ordered. and more are ex-
pected as we uncover further
evidence. Meanwhile, we have
ordered the refunding Of thou
sands Of dollars to purchasers"
Ostrow said that operators in
tho black market were taking adj
vantage q: -" shortage OF new
equipment and conversion OF re-
fricprator plants 10 war work TO
charge rs high as SITS for a re-
frigerator which had a ceiling
price of $40.
While many Of the Illegal sales
were made by furniture and ap-
pliance stores. Ostrow said. others
have been made by individuals in
their homes who led purchasers to
believe such sales were not bound
by ceiling prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

This is the i'm in a series
Of physical fitness lessons spe-
cioHy prepared for Junior
Victory Army members IN cont
junction Nth the current pro-
gram Uttered By The Detroit
Times and the Department Of
Parks and RecreGtion).
LESSON FIVE
While lying on the floor, the fol-
lowing corrective exercise should
be done:
with knees bent and feet
fat on the floor, slowly and
carefully extend legs, trying to
keep whole of back touching
floor. as legs are Strengthened
by contracting and flattening
the waist muscles and by keep
ing the heels on the floor.
This is an excellent exercise fol
any one with a lumbar curve.
2-Prone lying, hands clasped
behind back with the elbows
straight. While pushing clasped
hands backward and downward
,4~close to body and keeping chin
-. raise head from the floor and
'Aold for three counts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
EXERCISE ILLUSTRATED

Stand with feet apart and
arms sideways palms up. Swing
body TO left and bend TO grasp
left ankle with right hand, keep
ing knees straight and left arm
extended - count /. Return 10
starting position 2. Hold.
erect position a second. Repeat
to the other side, grasping right
ankle with left hand. Do exer-
else four TO eight times.
3-Assume an "A" posture
position (see Fridays lesson:
feet parallel; weight forward,
waist fiat. chest up and forward,
chin in, head high. Clench hands
and place them on your shoul-
ders. thumbs down. Raise elbows
forward and upward to shoulder
height. count /. Then pull ell
bows forcibly sideways, at shoul-
der height. keeping hands on
shoulders. count 2. Now bring
elbows down TO sides, count 3.
Repeat this exercise in rhythm,
1924 counts.
place a bean bag or small
book on top of head. Practice
walking across room with cor
rect posture, balancing book.
Practice this exercise while
walking on tip-toe also. )
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
327 Sent TO Custer From Wayne Oakland

Three hundred twcnty-one new
inductees today arc in training al
Fort Custer. sent by II Wayne
and two Oakland County draft
boards, Wayne No. II sending the
high total of rs men. The Others
are Wayne boards Nos. 3, 6, u
30. 40. 81, 81. SIS. 50 and 81 anc
Oakland boards Nos. 3 and ). The
list:
WAYNE BOARD No.
Albert A. sorren,ino. 373e Chene
Leopold j. era bowski. YMCA. Cadillac.
Perry w. Teons 1925 y. Grand boulevard
Stanley j. siprach. 1878 Theodore.
Anthony s. Sczesny. 2240 Trombly.
Joseph A. Ochaha, ina Caldwell.
Amillian Pawluk. 22s2 East Kirby.
Anthony J. Kaminski, 1881 Superior.
Leonard J. Przytulski. 22le Hendrie.
Raymond q Clancy, 1880 Finley.
Louis l.. Kotrys. 1888 Garfield
Cass J. Rohakowski 2244 Adele.
Julian r. Osmialnwsk 4s73 McDougau.
Tyler q. Cook. 4I56 Dickerson.
John s. Paiak, S4sS pHhet.
Chester G. penkszik. sO3T Naples.
William l.. Snurrier. 1851 Superior.
William A. Petsch. ~ West Philadelphia.
Bruno Mariott. 47h3 Baldwin.
Joseph Hallman. 1857 Farnsworth
M llliNOH.
Plus Bohn. 1929 Lsdue.
Roman J. Wisniswski 5t7t Dubois.
VIII Garvey 34i5 Heidelberg
Frank 2. Pawlak. 1899 Chene
Frank J. Franknwiak. 1922 ST. Aubin.
Chester Y. Marsh. 245o Horton.
George NJ. Koia. s0O6 Naples.
Walter r. Czanran 223i GARFIELD
Frd A. Borowicy 1851 Jos Campau.
EdwRd J. Kopldowskl. i7is Chene
I.eonsrd J Zepke 6sON Jos Campau
John A. Thiede 1922 nuhnis-
Rsyrnond n Liss. 1927 Grardv
leo r. Newman. 1920 Jos Camrau
William j. Lisiacki 1857 Harcock
Albert Kuniera. ?26s Fast Hancock.
Jovan A. Tasich. 1929 Mitchell
ANTHONY ,. PsiKnwsKi 2fh3 Farnsvorth.
Florian e. szarek. Fns7 i.onyo boulevard.
-FrTut iacON6wski ss63 Mitchell
Arthur J. Ciesniewski 1899 Crandy.
Ernest =. Michnlak 1894 Chene
John ] MaEzhl aH-A2ae- nrrhrts
sylvester G. Boinoski. f0i3 NAMES
Josenh Lrhkowski. So45 81, Aubi-
Antonio Tiseo. 3i7f Esst AiexanArins.
stanley p. R1enecN 2ss7 Hsndrie.
Walter y. Piatek 4enq Drbois
Ceorre L. Szcvenensbf. S437 wcDoucau
Theodore r Osr'talewski. ds77 McDourall
VT Preie'z r.. 552s 81 Aubin
Chester Ronaey s'et Toe Campau.
Ernest J. Rork o7ts Hor'~o
Bernard s. Jankowiak, SOTO widrnan plaee
7, WAYNE BOARD No. I2
August c. Altman. 5000 Belvtdere
Edward A. Richard. s074 Lambert
Rudolph n. Sell. 224s LaSaIe Gardens.
John 6. Feltrtn, S472 Burns
Henry r. Rachelle. 1928 Ash +. Detroit
Henry G. Osminski, e2f2 Field.
Hubert A. Arndt. 6t57 Burns
Emil ~. Waeiss. 6f35 Van Dyke
Kenneth r.. Bond. S4f5 Seneca
John y Novitch, 1927 Reuter-. Dearborn
Arthur n Khnger. 1892 Baldwin, Dearborn
Joffre r. Bell 3640 Medium.
Harold r. Kissane. 1922 Seminole.
Norvel e. Johns 5fff Burns.
Jed r. Domsngoni. 6iis Van DYKE.
Joseph p Calcaterra, 1865 Hurlhut
Robert A. Colvin i0329 East Warren.
Daniel p Luks. 1905 Mitchell.
Donald z. Murphy, s0t3 Conger.
omar II. Edwards, eiis Cratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Divorce Back Again
Mrs Barnes Freed After 40 Days in Hospital.
Again Picked Up on Street at 2:30 a. M as Drunk

ication August z. Mrs. Barnes told
reporters she had lived on the
of inmates of the psyche
pathic ward for 40 days.
Mrs. Barnes had no kind word
for Receiving Hospital.
"They refused to give me q
tooth brush for 10 days and
finally one of the employees
bought me one out of the kind
ness Of her. heart" she COM
planned.
"Detroit's public should get
busy checking On those Pasteurs
Of tomorrow over at Receiving"
she added. "a good down-to-
earth doctor should give them a
mental test I'd be fascinated TN
the resultS.'' -----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
INQUIRIES SOLICITED

The illegal market was so brisk
rlat in some cases dealers bought
)om dealers. each not knowing
MAT the other was in the same
racket. Ostrow said
Ostrow urged all purchasers
who suspect they have been over
charged 10 write the OPA az 1864
Penobscot Building, giving the re-
frigerators make, model number
the amount paid for it and the
sellers name.
OStrow pointed out that on any
purchase made since August J..
the buyer who is overcharged may
sue for three times the over
charge. or for $50, whichever sum
is the greater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Refusal TO Rent
Ties Up4,OO0
Empty Houses
JAW Uses Census Figures
TO Attack Owners Who
List Homes for Sale Only

Four thousand vacant homes in
Detroit are being withheld from
homeless war workers by "insur-
ance companies and selfish indi-
viduals," members of the mayors
advisory committee on homes
registration charged today.
The charges were made by
William Levitt, assistant research
director of the UAW-CIO and
Joseph w. Stars, director OF
homes registration office under
the Detroit Housing Commission,
at a meeting Of the mayors COM
.mittee. Levitt said:
ct got that 1000 figure from
the federal census bureau. These
vacant homes have been put up
for sale or belong to families
now occupying other homes In
the country or somewhere else.
The JAW has contacted many
of these people seeking homes
for war workers and the owners
simply refuse TO rent them"
BOARDS EXPLANATION
Willis II. Hall OF the Board OF
Commerce said that the board was
aware of this situation. but that
"the insurance companies have
assured me that such homes were
available to army ordin n e
civilian employees"
STAIRS asserted:
maybe the army is able to
get them, but It's a funny thing
i have been unable to get them
for the war workers who need
them badly. Every day 1 get
two or three emergency cases
reported to my office-people
with children who've been
evicted from their homes. just
As minutes before I came to this
meeting / received a report of
the eviction of a woman with
three children"
COMMANDMENTS URGED
Levitt introduced a motion call
ing for the communicating" OF
such properties by the city. How
ever, after discussion by the com
mittee, some of whose members
objected TO the word "comman.
deer" resolution was passed
declaring that every vacant house
should be made available to war
workers Immediately. :
The committee also recon-
mended that efforts be made to
relax local and state restrictions
so that stores could be remodelled
into temporary living quarters for
war workers. STAIRS estimated
that would cost $500 per store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Held in Train Wrecking

Accused of attempting to wreck
a railroad train laden with 1000
passengers in response to a
drunken impulse to go to st. Louis
by rail, Arthur Ryan, az, of 1902
Vinewood avenue. was held today
for federal grand jury action after
examination by Commissioner j.
Stanley Hurd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Boy, Ia, Shot as Prowler

Sim Daniels, II, OF 2342 Newton
avenue. is in Receiving Hospital
today suffering from a gunshot
wound in the right hip inflicted
by William Stelmach, who, police
said, fired at the boy who was
prowllng in back OF the Stelmach
home at 2243 Finley avenue.
Stelmach was not held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
RELAX AND REPEAT

Relax-repeat three times. Keep
the lower back as fiat as possible.
This exercise will benefit both
chest and shoulders.
3-While lying on the floor
with knees bent and feet fiat on
floor-grasp the right knee and
pull up to chest-lower and re-
peat with left knee. Now grasp
and pull knees up and hold. Do
each movement four times.
To stand erect to ones full
height is posture habit we should
all develop.
Corrective exercises from a
standing position are very helpful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
rs Bundis+s Tried

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 (INS).--
German-American Bund officers
ordered members to refuse mill
tary service" when the draft act
was passed in 1910, the govern
ment charged yesterday as trial of
25 former bund leaders on charges
of sabotaging the draft and alien
laws was opened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
Threats Probed
In Shooting Of
Organizer
Grocer Says Agent
Warned Him to Join
or Lose Beer Supply

Nick RIM, grocer. today was
held for investigation in the shoot
ing of an alleged union agent who.
RIM told police, threatened to cut
off the stores beer supply If RIM
refused TO join a union.
The agent. Harold II. Bondy. %,
of 1863 Belvidere avenue, is recov-
ering in East Side General Hos
pital from a gunshot wound in the
shoulder. His condition is not
serious.
RIM. al, of 3061 Montclair ave-
nue., and John RIM, "a, of STA
Chalmers avenue. brother and
partner of the prisoner, said the
shooting occurred during Bondys
fourth organizing trip to the store
at 10000 Mack avenue.
Nick RIM told Detective II.
Harry O'Brien Of the homicide
squad, that Bondy entered the
store and asked him to join a
union. which charged $40 initia-
ton fee and monthly dues of 81.
THREAT TO RETURN
"Bondy said II we joined we
would he protected from police
and other authorities, and that
IL we didn't sign up he'd cut Oft
our beer supply" O'Brien quoted
RIM as saying.
81 told him we were 0perat-
ing q legitimate business and
didn't expect to get into any
trouble with police. Then Bondy
started for the door and said:
I'll be back"
O'Brien said RIM then produced
a gun and attempted to fire at
Bondy but it didn't go off and as
Bondy fled down the street. RIM
followed. firing one shot which
struck Bondy in the shoulder.
Police identified Bondy's union
as the Michigan Beer Distributors
and Employees Union. but said he
was unable to tell them whether
il is independent or affiliated with
the ALL or Go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

John A. KokIonsn. 1924 Twelfth.
Clarence G. Geckle 1855 whitney.
Henry J. Flamman. 5T40 Fifteenth.
Joseph NJ. George, 1908 McGraw.
Daniel O'Hare, s405 GARNER.
John j. Klein. $40 Renville.
Charles r. zimmerman. 5716 Lorraine.
Gaylord NJ Clark 6O6s Linwood.
Harold r. Gray, 26qs West Grand Blvd.
John Alberts. 6l05 Commonwealth.
CIaud W. Chambers. 26l6 Nebraska.
James +. williams. 5esl Wabash.
Martin J. Scandary. 56fa Lorraine.
Robert g. Ward, 3247 Hogarth.
Frederick p. Carriere. $3.50 WINSTON.
Matt n. Eager, 2725 Ferry Park.
Norman NJ Maust Jr.. 1895 w. Ord Blvd.
John D0lben.
Sylvester r. Johnson.
WAYNE BOARD No. 20
Erwin e. Rought. ssss witt
Henry Z. Deyo Jr, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
clifford r. Smith. Reid Hotel. % Charlotte.
Robert G.. Moore, 1s445 Steel.
Gerald NJ. Paige. Pennington.
Delmas n. LarEent. 4205 Waverly.
Morris Greenspon, 3757 Richton.
John Cash. 4245 Leslie.
Spencer Avery 1880 GrigEs
Robert MenZies. 1925 Indiana.
Roland V. Pageau. 1851 Rutherford.
Jack p McDermott. ltl7o Ilene.
James r. Harrod, 1912 Turner.
Henry p Owens. 1922 Ilene
Bernard J. Mathes. 1883 fuller.
John J. Miltz. 13eai Washhurn.
Robert c. Mccoy, 1881 Manor.
Walter Cochrane. 4I75 SprinEle.
Joseph W. Adams, oflo Burneits.
James r. Griffith. 1882 Indiana.
Harris Mackenzie. 1907 Wark.
William J. Conger. 13eq0 Northlsvn.
James r. Matthews. i2o25 Wisconsin.
Dennis Lee. 1899 Monte vista
Clyde Whitmore 1900 washburn
George T. Newsom. iiat7 stcepei.
Gordon A. swiries 1878 fuller
James NJ Battle. 1884 Pinehurst.
Flovd G, Bunting 1902 Indiana. Dearborn
Alvin ". Perkiss Jr. s4l2 Van Buren,.
Felix " Marteii.- tf5n Putnam.
Manuel Kaufman, 3727 Waveriy
Donald G. Riaek Jr. 1878 fTens
Robert l. Holtz. 1881 Cherrylawn.
Harvey ". Nolick. 12Aia Wark
James r. Wheilhan, 1892 Chsrryiawn.
Mathew V. Rilpela, 43ha Clements
Albert X. Freedman. 3777 Sturtevant.
Armand DeGiustino. 1890 Movers
Karl Hovnsnipn. 1850 West Grand.
Henry ~ Falls, 127sn Birrood
ssul sternbere. 4ois Clements
Edward English 1880 Wisconsin
1ohn Muir. 1890 Tulier
Thomas NcK'rlev. 127a WYOMING
Raymond c. Nickel, 1924 Cloverlawn.
WAYNE PoARn NO. 81
HANTRAMCK
Joseph Han. 1913 Trofnblv.
senushus W stephen, $3.50 Trowbridge.
Clarence Curtis, 3iss Trowbridge
Kennie Miller. 3pii Evaline
while stsrks. 1897 Thirtieth ST.. Detroit.
Hinton Edwards. 33is Denton.
Robert Foster. afp5 Mitchell
Joseph stokes. 1892 Yemans
Nathan Harris. si23 Trovbridge
Iudson Rennyfield 31s6 Trowbridge
lanes p. Gipson 3is7 TrowbridEe
Erman Burk. 5io7 Evaline.
WAYNE BOARD No. q
HAMTRANCK
Noses ". Lunn. ii7it Dyar.
Robert l.. Watson. 2f5i Wyandotte
Horace Love, 1892 Deauindre.
Charles Harpe. 5si Chandler. Detroit.
Frank Mack 2p1t Waterloo. Detroit.
Lester Crawford 1850 McDougall.
Rufus Z. Ragiand. e7f0 Delmar, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
iva Exercises
Standing Position Movements Helpful; Walking
With Book on Head Improves Balance

The following should be practicet
repeatedly:
Stand erect with feet apart
and hands clasped behind back
and elbows straight. Bend trunk
downward - raise trunk slowly,
flattcning waist muscles, pulling
chin in and pushing clasped
hands downward and backward
close 10 body. Hold stretched
position. Repeat three times.
2-Airplane exercise:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19

Mrs. Frances J. Barnes, 81,
wealthy, attractive divorce, was
back in the psychopathic ward at
Receiving Hospital today under
the same circumstances from
which she won a court-sponsored
release "a hours previously.
Mrs. Barnes was picked up by
police at Brush and Frederick
streets at 2:30 a. m. She was
intoxicated and talking to a man.
said police, who charged her as a
golden rule drunk"
1t was only after repeated ques-
tioning that Policewoman Dorothy
Kenyon substantiated that she
was the same woman freed to her
attorney yesterday by probate
court in writ OF habeas corpus
proceedings Mrs. Barnes main
tanned she was being illegally
held.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
GIVES ANOTHER NAME

Giving the name of Julia Baird,
she insisted, Miss Kenyon re-
ported, that she had influence"
and some one will get in trouble
if you lock me up"
Judge Joseph A. Murphy per-
mitted Mrs. Barnes release and
intimated that if she would have
her Florida attorney sign custody
papers relieving the courts OF
Michigan of all responsibility, it
was likely proceedings here would
be dropped.
The divorced wife Of Claire
Barnes, now of Kalamazoo. APP
peared in court wearing Dor
rowed tan coat over her own chic
black street frock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-19
LOST ALL HER LUGGAGE

Explaining she had lost all her
luggage, including her handbag.
when police arrested her for intox-
Evening star., 1942-11-17
3 Arrested in Raids
On After-Hours Clubs
Released on Bond
Jury Trial on Choree
Of Liquor Violation
Set for Nov. n

Eight persons arraigned yesterday
on charges Of conspiracy to violate
the Alcohol Beverage Control Act
before Commissioner Needham c..
Turnage were out on bond today
awaiting action of the District grand
jury.
Seven men and one woman were
among a group of 20 persons ar
rested by police early Sunday morn
ing in raids at two after hours"
establishments said by police to
cater to people in the entertainment
field
Seven of the persons were ar
raigned before the United States
commissioner and ninth defen-
dant appeared before Judge Ar
mand T. Scott at Municipal Court
earlier in the day on charges of
violating the ABC Act. Four of
the seven also were charged with
conducting unlicensed entertain
ment.
Those arraigned on the Federal
charge in the commissioner Office
were Vincent Richard Grillo, said
to be the manager of one estab-
lishment; Louis M. Albaugh, listed
as operator of another club; Miss
Mildred Sonken, Orpha H. Shaner,
Salvador A. Buculo. Louis Gregory,
Evening star., 1942-11-17
Two Spanish Republicans
Turned Over by Germans

By tie Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Francisco
Largo Cabellero and Santiago Ca
sares Quiroga, Spanish Republican
leaders, have been seized by Ger
man troops in France, turned over
to Generalissimo Francisco Fran
cos government and face probable
execution, according to German
broadcasts heard here last night.
Quoting a DNB dispatch from
Madrid, the Berlin radio said the
two were arrested by the Germans
soon after they completed occupa-
ton of France and promptly we're
surrendered to Spanish authorities
1t added that the Spanish press had
not yet printed news of the arrests,
but said informed quarters in
Madrid regard it as fairly certain
that the two notorious reds will be
sentenced to death"
Largo Caballero and Casares Qui-
roga served the Spanish Republican
government both as premiers and
war ministers in its losing fight
against the Fascist revolution led by
Franco.
The two men fled to France after
Frances triumph. A year ago a
French court refused to extradite
Largo Caballero to Spain, but he
was made to live in a place selected
by Vichy officials and was kept
under surveillance.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
Nazis Strengthen Coasts
OF Denmark and Norwdv

By Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily
BERN, Nov. 1.-THE further
strengthening of the German coastal
guard at the most important points
on the Danish and Norwegian coasts
is disclosed in Stockholm dispatch
in the Basler National Zeitung,
quoting the SvenSka Dagbladet.
Parts of the Norwegian coast, in
Guiding the Schaeren Islands, have
been in a state of alarm since Sun
day, it is said. Furthermore, all
coastal Notifications and other de-
tense points are repeatedly standing
by prepared for any emergency.
These strengthened precautionary
measures, the dispatch suggests, may
be linked with unconfirmed reports
that important American reinforce
ments of troops and planes have ar
rived in Iceland during the last few
days. Unusual activity is also OBJ
served in Iceland ports
American troops in Iceland were
estimated a few days ago to be
around 100000.
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