davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-05-05
LAS TROPAS ALIADAS ESTAN
A DIEZ MILLAS DE BIZERTA
C~APTURADOS 1000 ALEMANES Y 1000 TTALlANOS
POR EL PRIMER EJERCITO
rEMEN Los TOTALITARlOS QUE LA INVASION
COMMENCE ANTES DE QUE CAIGA TUNEZ

LONDRES, mayo 6.-LaS tro-
pas americans Y f~rancesas que
avanzan a 10 largo de la costa del
Mediterraneo, apoyadas por In
aviacion, Sc e%ncuentran hoy a solo
10 millas de Ia poderosa base ma
val de Bizerta. FuerZas america
mas ganan terreno desde Mateur
Y Sc italian a cinco millas de Fer
ryville.
I'm comunicado del general Eli
senhower anuncia que las tropas
aliadas rechazaron v%igorosos con-
traataques de las Columns del
Eje Y siguen acercandose a Bier
tn. FL Primer Ejercito informa
de la captura de 1000 italianos
y 1000 alemanes desde ell dia 81
de abril a la fecha.
La radio inglesa anuncia que
los americanos sc apoderaron de
otras dos importantes alturas en-
SUI avance hacia Tebourba.
Las tropas francesas, situadas
en- ell ala izquierda de las ameri-
canas, Sc adentraron mas en- las
defensas del enemigo.
All este de Medjez-El-Bab, en- ell
frente del Primer Ejercito, un
fuerte contraataque fue repelido.
Perdieron los nazis dos tanques
Mark vi, nueve Mark ~ y uno
Mark III, de un total de II.
Bizerta esta va dentro del al
canoe de los canones americanos
de 155 milimetros.
La prensa dominada por los to-
talitarios insiste en- %anunciar, 10
mismo que la radio, la presencia
de una %poderosa escuadra aliada
en- ell Mediterrneo. Esta escuadra,
segGn Vichy y Madrid, sali6 aver
de las aguas del Penon de Gibral-
tar. Estimase que la mission dc
la escuadra es atacar ia ruta de
invasion" en- las ~cercanias de las
islas de Stella y Cerdeha.
Vuelve a repetir la radio de
Paris, haciendose eco de un des-
pacho de Espana, que en- ell con-
voy figuran 20 buques que trans
portan barcazas de desembarcO.
Tebourba, posici6n hacia la cual
avanzan los americanos, esta a 10
mi1las de TGnez, por ell ladO oeste.
Noticias de los ultimos dias in
dican que los nazis temen la in
vasi6n de Europa, por parte de
los ingleses y norteamericanos,
antes de que Tunicia sea tomada
por las Tropas Aliadas.
FL gobiernO italiano cree que
los Aliados completaron va los
preparativos de invasion.
Hitler no lanzara en- Russia mi
compana como la del aho pasado,
81 no logra que sus aliados lie ia
ciliten un million de hombres.
En- Holanda los alemanes han
destruido mas de 10000 casas pa
ra r~ealizar en- ell terreno obras de
defensa contra una possible inva-
e;Hp
La gaceta., 1943-05-05
LA CAMARA RETENER
| UN 2O% DE LOS SUELDOSY
JORNALES
81 TENDRAN QUE PAGAR Ell RESTO DE LOS I'M
s PUESTOS DE 1912 LA MAYORIA DE o


WASHINGTON, mayo s. La
oria democratica de la camara
.;nIinadamente rechazo aver e.
Ruml. apoyado por los repu-
amos, y por 319 votos contra
l. acord6 cobrar ell 20% de los
ssIdos y jornales, a partir del
nero de julio, y al mismo ITEM
eximir de pagan ell resto de los
suestos de 1912 al 900 de los
al ribuyentes.
Votaron en- contra del plan
hi 1872 dem6cratas y II repu-
eanos; a favor, 1873 democra-
V IA republicanos.
Durante ell violento debate de-
Lid ell presidente de la Camara,
h Rayburn, que ningun repre-
Atante tenia derecho a ~calificar
otro de "demagogo".
Con la nueva ley Sc dejaran de
brar, sobre los ingresos de 1912,
ID GOO, 900, 900, de los $1O,OOO,-
1000 que abarcan las tasacio-
La gaceta., 1943-05-05
EN- UNA
FABRICA De EXPLOSIVES

ELKToN, Maryland, mayo D..
Ina terrible explosion seguida ae
;ncendio destruy6 aver cinco col,
ficios de la cOmpahfa faDricanse
az l,'' o~D1osivos Triunfo y perdiero on
Ia vida 10 personals. pasa &c de-
81 r6mero de heridos. Alsun0S os
estos moriran. L.. de
Ia tarde. uorsp a
ans tareas en- la manana ue
La gaceta., 1943-05-05
Ell TEMPO

Calor para la tarde de hoy.
Temperature prOpia de esta epoca
del ano. Minima, a las Z de Ia
mafana, SO grades.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-04-30

JOHNNIE SAYS THAT HI STILL NEEDs
EkfB URGER COWS M BULLS. SO
IT YOU HiVT, my / OR SALE PLEASE
GET IN TOUCH NTH HIM 1T ANYTIME
at THE TRACING POST NEAT I4PART-
MTNT.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-04-30

The rec Gerry cars are still rell-
1ne in, and, tn "a. h quite q few
articles are missinG., we're still
'sittin. rretty'.
Thank anehoay you live In Alaska
ane the only Point you have t.
renenh er Is tt trace n your own
store.
Ne = MT believe in He In, or
rutttn- the ether fellow cut #
business, hut by promi cuous trad
in1, you 6issaiate your buyino
cover, ene Gems equently your Fro-
fits.
Always remember this business is
~urs, an6 in Greer t. keep It
yours, you have to SUI ort 1t by
buyin. all y1u can enc sellin1
all y7u cen thruuch ycur own or
>,anizati, n.
We have just received shipment
cf bonutifu1 boxes cf caney fer
MO7HEF'S LLY.
These are quite the incest box
cen0ies we have seen in lon
time.
If box. .$l.25
2# hex. ............... $50
oH rex. ............ $40
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-04-30

Ne have lovely ass crtuent #
Betty Baxly Dresses in washat lie
prints an6 striPes-- alse In
STRIFE sharkskins--ju mrer ress
es--house cats in seersucker--
lace ane han6 e1nbr Il { cred hanC-
kerchi efs.
Lots # calcree and claim frill
IN s--laces enc ncvol ty tutt MS
--olse plain pearl snes--Gias
tare--ri ck-rack an6 patterns
galore.
Irenin, board pads anG c.vers--
'Celo' bowl covers.
ASSORTED quilt patches FIR the
quilt you have been wanting to
make.
MOTHERS" 40 net fer. ct FATHERS
re have NEW WILSON LRESs HATS in
LIGHT onC Dark shades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Macarthur S Name
In Illinois Primary

CHICAGO, Dec. 9 QNS)-A
plan to draft Gen. Macarthur for
the Republican presidential nomi-
nation in 1914 was announced to-
day by the Macarthur for
President Club.
Joseph p. Savage, club presi-
dent, said Gen. MacArthur's name
would be placed on the ballot in
the Illinois presidential prefer
entail primary in April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
ST. Theresa Seniors
To Present Comedy

The comedy "skdding,' based
on the famous Hardy family viii
be presented by me seniors or
ST Theresa High School in the
school auditorium at $50 p. m.
tomorrow and Friday.
William Schorr viii appear as
Andy and Patricia Peters as Lis
sister. Marion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Minstrel Show 10 Aid
Franklin ServiCemen

The Franklin Settlement min
strel follies will be presented to-
night and tomorrow night in the
auditorium, 1850 Char
ieYeix, with all proceeds going for
the benefit of 264 Franklin boys
in the armed services.
Neighborhood mothers OF boys
in the service will be guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
sLUSTROUS SEAL-DYED COMFY COATS-'s9
ERICH BEAVER-DYED COMFY COATS-ss9
sRACcOON-DYED OPOSsUM COATs-ssq
Rsccoon-iycl obonnm $50

For yourself for giving WHICHEVER you choose,
you'll find yourself the center Of applause from your
fcend adniring your judgment land guessing you've paid
twice as mucbl Truly Bel. Ringer values priced DOL
LARS less thanks 10 Wards system Of huge carefully
selected purchase and small margin Of profit Subject
Of course, TO o9o luxury ta& .NN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
zoo MP's to Give Blood

ANN ARBOR, Dec. 9. - More
than 400 men from the 70lst Mill
tary Police Battalion from Fort
Custer viii donate blood here
Dec. rs and II in the Washtenaw
County December Red Gross
blood bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
keIsey-Hayes Workers
Give $I.2O:B To Santa Fund

precinct station, any recreation
center, Red Cross center. the
lobby Of the Times Building or
the basement of the Ernst Kern
Co. They will be delivered dur
ing Christmas week at special
parties at the army posts. naval
stations and hospitals in this
area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
LIMIT 50 A BOX

All are asked 10 join the cam
paign, either by packing a gift
box costing 81, or by making a
cash contribution to the Santa for
Servicemon Fund in care Of The
Detroit Times, 1870 CaSS. Detroit
81. Mich.
Boxes may he left at any police
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Australian SabIe-Dyed

Famous for their fine workmanship :. their
peIfs Of sturdiesi Australian buck E. their in
credibIy low price! Come try one on. Feel
The Iustrous beauty Of The fur, examine the
neat finishing Note the fashion-new turned
back cuffs! You'll agree that this is coat
you'll be proud 10 own! II 10 "A. Subject,
Of course, 10 1919 luxury tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

chairman Of the
Santa for SerV-
icenen Co m
mittee, during
the daily Times
CKLW outdoor
broa d cast at
& a d ! ! ! a c
Sollare NJ a k
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

Two heavy, well-filled bags Of
hard currency-totaling Sl,2O3. 20
today swefed the Santa for
Servicemen Fund. all 10 the end
tAanother COZ servicemen sta
Z II in the Detroit area would
have a Merry Christmas.
This deluge of hard-earned
money (hard-carned by the war
working men and women who
gave it, came from the Kelsey
Hayes division workers OF Local
No. TIA UAW-ClO.
The money bags were presented
10 Mrs. Glenn Anderson. general
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
NOT THROUGH YET

Explained Mullins:
This isn't all; we're not
through at Kelsey-Hayes vet.
We know the boys in uniform
are working To win the war,
just as the war plant workers.
and they're risking their lives,
too. So We want To do all we
can for them. Well have sew
.eral hundred dollars more from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

ing the presentation were Chester
Moon Mullins, chairman Of the
Kelsey-Hayes division Of Local
ia and Joseph J. Plaza, financial
secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
House Lifts Duties
On Imported Feeds

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 INS)
The House. approved a bill
yesterday allowing duty-free i'm
portation Of wheat. corn, barley,
rye, flax, cottonseed and hay for
90 days to alleviate livestock feed
shortages. The vote was 255 TO 50.
The bill was sent 10 the Senate.
Order War stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
SINGER ON PROGRAM

Also appearing on yesterdays
CKLW broadcast was Del Parker,
singer, who was interviewed by
Frank Burke, CKLW announcer.
Exclusive Of the recent union
contributions. the Santa for Serv-
icemen Fund today swelled to
So, 44476, representing, for the
most part. smaller individual
donations by patriotic Detrolters
who wish 10 do their part in pro-
vidlng a Merry Christmas for
those servicemen and women
here who will be unable 10 60
home for the HOLIDAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
26-0unte Baby Girl,
Alive II DAYS, Dies

NEW YORK, Dec. 9 ms
The valiant 11-day struggle for
survival of a prematvrely-bprn,
26-ounce baby girl was ended by
death yesterday. Tiny Mary Ann
Maceili Succumbed in a Brooklyn
hospital where she had been kept
alive-to the amazement Of phySI-
cIans-by special diets and heart
stimulants.
Order War stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

our plant before we're through.
It's the very least we can do"
Another St4t in checks repre-
senting union contributions were
presented 10 Mrs. Anderson al
the same time by William Lang,
international representative of the
UAW-ClO, who Is in general
charge of the Santa for Service
men collections for the union.
This amount included Sol from
Local $40, $50 from Local 80
and $40 from Local SD and repre-
sented only partial contributions
from those organizations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
To Rope Off Street
For Halloween Party

For the fifteenth consecutive
year. Louis Stone Of 1884 Third
will sponsor an outdoor Halloween
party tomorrow night for children
in his neighborhood.
Stimseh,- between Second and
Third, will be roped off between
$50 and 9 p. m. with the consent
of the police department and the
common council. Winners of an
all-youth amateur show will be
awarded war stamps contributed
by Stone. There will also be re-
freshments and community sing
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Ceremony 10 Honor
StreamIiners Group

Special certificates of merit for
outstanding volunteer service 10
the war effort will be awarded to
35 members of the department of
parks and recreations Streamlin-
ers during ceremonies tomorrow
morning in city hall. Mrs. Edward
j. Jeffries Jr., wife of the mayor,
will present the certificates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Dead Hero's Mother
To Christen Warship

The destroyer escort USS Os-
mus. named for Ensign Wesley F.
Osmus, killed in action in the
Battle of Midway will be launched
at the yards of the Defoe Ship
building Co. in Bay City. next
Thursday.
The ship will be christened By
the ensign'S mother. Mrs. Louisa
Osmus, of Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

There was no fooling about it
when Chief April First took up
the tomahawk today in Detroit.
The chiefly courtesy-came
TO town for assignment with the
Canadian Army. his own choice.
AS a member of the TroquolS tribe,
he can claim citizenship in both
Canada and the United States and
thus may serve in the army OF
either country.
And he comes from a fighting
tribe. For it was the Iroquois, in
the first place, who burned Col
Crawford at the stake, that long
ago day in 1871 in Upper San
duSky. And he is the son of Chief
Mitchell Rabbit Tail, who won,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
City Ignores Claim of Plenty Coal

which will be determined by the
Wayne County Civilian Defense
administration.
Different agencies will be desig-
mated, he said, depending upon
the size of the city or towns. In
some communities, for instance,
certificates will be issued by coal
dealer. in others by the police
chief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Navy Office Seeks
Skilled Men Here

Enlistments are being taken at
the Detroit navy recruiting office
for skilled men in the navy'S ship
repair units. They offered pay as
high as SlSS a month, with petty
officer ratings. Men 80 through 30
will be accented.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
7 Taverns Penalized

Seven tavern operators were
found guilty by the Michigan
Liquor Control Commission today
of selling intoxicants to minors
and either fined SIS or suspended
for five days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
COMMITTEE TO AID

= In Detroit, an advisory commit
tee will aid in carrying out the
program. 1t will be composed of
Robert McRae, Wayne County
OCD director; Frank McLaury,
OCD director in Detroit. and John
F. Ballenger, welfare chief. here.
Persons needing coal this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Last Budget Meeting
OF Committee Today

Final consideration of the pro-
posed county pay plan was to be
made at a meeting of the board
of supervisors ways and means
committee today.
The proposed plan will add
500. 900 TO the budget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Harvest DeadIine Sunday

Harvesting of victory garden
crops in plots established by the
recreation department must be
completed by Sunday 10 make
way for fall blowing, officials said
Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

must negotiate directly with coal
dealers. IL was announced. Deal
erS say they have been alternating
distress wherever possible. pend
ing priorities by the OCD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Times Photo

among other honors, the Croix dc
Guerre in World War !. Too. a
nephew, Junior Square, also viii
serve with him in the Canadian
Army.
"My pappy scalped men In
the old days and I'D like no
better chance than to do the
same to our enemies today"
Chief April First said.
81 served In the u. :. Army
a year before i found out L
would never be able TO Kill a
German or a Jap according to
the laws Of war, so they put me
In the medical corps" he eN-
planned. what 1 want to do
now Is to use my sealping knife
instead of a scalpel."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

Although the policy committee
of the Bituminous Coal Institute
announced in New York that there
was no reason for a coal shortage
this winter. coal and government
officials in Detroit today con-
tinued plans 10 alleviate possible
shortage here. T
To-day, the coal above the
ground, in homes and available
for industrial use Is more than
twice that OF normal years." the .
institute said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Senator Outlines
Route on Tour
OF BdttIefrontS
By COLE r. MORGAN
Sn.c,., 60 THr DETROIT TINES

WASHINGTON, oct. 29-War
conditions In the Pacific and in
ASH. as observed on his recent
.sT.Ooo-mile globe-girdling tour Of
Investigation were laid before the
Senate today by senator Richard
( II. Russell of Georgia.
q Russell. chairman Of the special
Senate committee Of FIVE that a
: fortnight ago related their expert
enceS, observations and conclu-
sions before the Senate at a two
day secret executive session, today
in a 10000 word prepared speech
gave his picture Of the tour 10 the
public IN open session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29


gave his picture Of the tour 10 the
public in open session.
GOES INTO RECORD
The full text Of his statement
Is being published in today's issue
OF the Congressional Record.
~ The Georgia senator, speaking
only for himself and not for the
Committee as a whole. gave par
ticular emphasis 10 the Pacific and
Asiatic theaters OF war, the con-
GLIDING part Of the round-the-
world flight of inquiry.
I, He pointed out that the COM
nittee. after the European and
Nfrican Investigations, proceeded
10 Karachi. in India and thence
across India by New Delhi and
Assam Province and over the
Burma hump into China. visiting
Running and Chunking," adding;
Coming hack out Of China
we proceeded To Calcutta, and
from Calcutta across the Bay
of Bengal to Ceylon.
CROSS INDIAN OCEAN
"From CeyIon we crossed the
Indian Ocean 60 Carnarvon on
the west coast OF Australia. We
were ted, that ours wss the
first land plane ever to make
this flight across the Indian
Ocean.
1--WE visited Port Darwin and
Townsville, from which places
we few across the Coral Sea 10
Gen. MacArthur's headquarters
In New Guinea. Returning TO
Australia we landed at Bris=
bare, from which city. after n
visit to Sydney and Melbourne,
we took off for New Caledonia.
I'VE came home across the
Pacific, stopping at the. Fiji
Islands, Samoa Christmas
Island, and Hawaii on our way
10 Los Angeles"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
oCD IN CHARGE

Meanwhile. Capt. Donald s.
Leonard in Lansing revealed that
plans had been made for Detroit
ers to obtain certificates for coal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
General Strike
By Soft Coal
Miners Feared

WASHINGTON, oct. % QNS)
The critical coal labor dispute
with its attendant threat of a
fourth paralyzing general strike
again was before President Roose-
welt today for action TO maintain
his pledge to the nation that war
vital fuel will be mined
The wildcat" walkouts Of over
$4,000 bituminous miners in 10
states were seen as a prelude to
a general strike of 10000 soft
coal diggers when the United
Mine Workers "no-strike" pledge
expires Sunday. The case was
certified TO the White House by
the War Labor Board.
Meanwhile. the WLB issued a
decision granting $4,000 Pennsyl-
vania anthracite miners a wage
increase of 1872 cents per day, the
exact amount due under the
Little Steel" formula. The board
made no provision for "portay-to-
portal" pay in the anthracite case.
The hard coal miners are paid a
basic underground common labor
rate of Sc a day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
MAY ORDER SEIZURE

Mr. Roosevelt may order seizure
of the struck soft coal mines or
direct Economic Car Fred NJ
Vinson to employ sanctions against
the union and its members who
defied back-to-work orders from
both the WLB and international
officers of the UNIV.
The possibility of a general
work stoppage by all of the
UMW's 450, 900 bituminous miners
became more grave with the dis
patch Of telegram by mine chief
John L. Lewis to UNIV district
officials denoting flat rejection
Of WLB's decision on the Illinois
wage contract, regarded as
model" for the soft coal industry,
Lewis bluntly informed his
lieutenants that the boards
formula in the Illinois case would
impose a reduction on the mine
workers of the nation amounting
to Az cents per hour" Thus, he
virtually closed the door TO ac-
ceptance of WLB'S invitation to
modify the contract and reSubmit
it for approval.
END OF TRUCE FEARED
A WLB spokesman later chal-
lenged Lewis Interpretation of
the boards ruling.
At the end of the third general
strike last July, Lewis pledged
the miners to continue work until
Oct. 81 under government opera
ton of the mines while negotia-
tionS went forward for a new
contract. Alabama miners laid
down their tools more than two
weeks ago when the government
relinquished control Of the mines.
Lewis so far has given no hint
that he will order an extension
of the truce.
The UMW'S 200-man policy
committee, which approved the
proposed Illinois contract at its
last meeting Sept. 16, meets in
Washington again Monday toI
WLB's refusal TO approve
the pact and take any other
action necessary in the coal crisis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

"Moy the Lord watch
between me and thee
when we ore obsent
one from onother.
-. Genesis 3l:4o
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Her Faith Justified.
Son Safe i'm Jap Camp

For almost two years. during
which Cpl Floyd Williams, %,
had been reported missing in ac-
ton in the Philippines, his FOSTER
mother. Mrs Charles Berry. 1917
Canterbury. Dearborn. has refused
10 believe him lost
Each morning since the fall Of
CorregIdor. she has gone to
church 10 pray for the safety of
the missing lad
Today, her prayers were an
Swered. Through the Red Cross,
a post card arrived from a prison
camp in the Philippines where
Cpl Williams is held a prisoner.
he reported that he was in good
health and sends his love 10 his
family
SAID Mrs, Berry,
You see, Floyd was just like
my own son. had him from
the time he was few hours
old. He was my cousins child.
She died when he was born.
Everybody else I'm the family
thought the boy was gone.
Somehow, couldn't. 7 just y
kept on praying and believing"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Lottery Chedter
Given ! Years

Reuben Greiling. a. Of Seattle
today was under a tWo-year SEN
tence in federal prison after he
had pleaded guilty here 10 using
the mails 10 detraud IN a nation,
wide lottery ring.
Sentence was imposed by Fed
eral Judge Picard who suspended
tt for feHf years when ne learned
Greiling already was under SEN
tence OF u months in the federal
penintentiary AT Mcneil Island
Wash, on a similar charge
He and 63 others We're charged
with selling tickets on a Cuban
lottery, collecting approximately
SS,000,000 and paying off only
some $4,000 in prizes instead Of
the half million promised.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
rs Tax Deputies
Assist 100000
2 Photo by Times stan Photographic

Some 225 deputy collectors Of
internal revenue handled 100000
Michigan taxpayers filing their
income declarations in an average
time Of five minutes per person
Gerald A. Evans. assistant col
lector announced today.
OF the total more than $4,000
taxpayers were passed through
the lines at the main office and
25 branches I'M the last three
days, Evans added. as the biggest
crowds in the history Of the De-
troit post Office queued up 10 file
before the Sept - dcadlinc.
When the office closed ycSter-
day. 350000 of the estimated
100000 returns due had been filed
and Evans was confident the rest
would be in today'S malll