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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Times Readers
Spot Relatives
In War Photos

Thirty-six more readers have
recognized sons, brothers. hus-
bands and other close relatives in
pictures Of Michigan servicemen
taken abroad and published in The
Detroit Times. This makes a total
of 629 who have identified rela-
tives in Times war pictures.
Each has been sent free an 8x10-
inch Photographic print of the pic
ture of the serviceman identified.
The Times continues this offer:
A Photographic print, one to
a family. of any Times picture
made abroad I'm which a reader
sees any seryicenan FROM HIS
IMMEDIATE FAMILY. Mail to
the Picture Editor, Detroit
Times, a clipping of the picture,
your serviccman marked, and
include his name and rank, your
name, address, relationship and
telephone number.
The Times cannot send a pho
tOgraphic print unless a clipping
and the above Information are
received. Only one print will he
sent To family; additional
prints may be obtained from a
commercial photographer.
Following are the most recent
readers 10 have identified rela-
fiVpC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

Mrs J. V. Duffy. 1885 Virginia Park.
her son Pvt. y. Duffy,
Mrs Celia Koch. 5i74 Thrty-third her
son Pfc Leonard Koch.
Mrs AIDA " Price 20ss Fifth. WyAn.
do,te. her son. Pfc. Clopha Kinder.
Mrs. A. Tarnacki. 235 Antoine Wyan.
dot,e. her brother. Cpl s. Tomczak.
Gin. PVT. Thsodor spariosu
Miss Leona V. Toki. I32 East Great
LAKES. River Rouge. her cousin. Pfc. VII
J. / pEfisrl SOS z. Lsrned. his son
Mrs Joseph Mokovtki. 2473 Faust
Hamtrsmck, her brother. Pvt cssmer b
Jses Ps,Ti. 1918 Chalmers. his cousin.
Mrs J l. warzyvak. 1885 Klnger
Hsmtramek. her son. PVT. Eugene W.
Mrs. Bslmer. ss27 Decatur. her
nephew. pfc Charles Holland
Mrs Ann l.. Campbell Condron. is7
Navahos, her son, Pvt. William ]. Camp
Miss Jennie KucharskI. 5IH Roosevelt.
HRmtra nick. her brother
q. o. Doimsgs, - p James. River
Rouge, his brother. sCl/e Robert 7. Dol
Mrs. Rose HoreskI. $685. Jos. campsu.
her son, Pvt. Raymond Klimek,
Mrs. Mary KonIs. 3l4 W. Muir. HA1ei
Park. her nephew. Pfc. Frederick A.
J. J. AIyea. 1894 chArlevoix, his son,
Cpl Raymond l.. Alyea
Mrs Betty Hopkins, 1927 Spruce, Apt. p.
her son, Cpl Bruce Kerns
Mrs J. AranowEki. 6526 Canton, her
son. Pfc Robert J. Aranowsk
Mrs. J AranowSki. 652s Canton. her
sen Pfc Robert j. Aranovsk
Frank Yandurs. s203 Field, his brother.
Pvt Joseph YAndura
C. Tenoza 1921 Michigan, his son. Pvt.
7. J. TencZa.
John y MalinezAk. 1907 winthrop. his
brother. Pvt John s. Maiinczak.
Howard Moore. Hotel Detroiter Room
542, his brother. re. Charles Moore.
Mrs. Teresa Murphy. 1918 COPELAND. Apt.
i0i, her son. Pfc. Leo y. Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Fears Stain Will
Steal Peace Unless
America Yields Both

PHILADELPHIA. March Il
CUP)-Wi c. Bullitt. former
ambassador to France and the
Soviet Union. believes that the
United States today holds "a car
rot and a club" with which it can
coax or force its kind of peace,
but he fears that if they are not
used soon Premier Stain will grab
both.
His carrot and club" phrase
was used in an address at United
Nations forum last night.
when a forgein government
will not move In the direction In
which we want II to move there
Is only one way TO make II move
tho old way Of getting a
donkey TO move by holding n
carrot In front OF Its nose and
club behind his tail, and init
mating politely to him that he
can have either one he wants."
Bullitt said. "And the carrot
has to be n real carrot and the
club has TO be a real club.
AT present we have a real
carrot and n real club. Our
power Is comparable to Wilson'S
power in the summer of 1918.
But the day that Germany col
lapses we shall still have on our
hands a war with Japan--a hard
war which may he lOng-and the
Soviet Union will be at peace
and we shall want Soviet sup
port against Japan.
"Under those circumstances
we are likely TO find ourselves
az lmpotent NJ Wilson was In
the spring Of 1919. The real
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Bullitf Says America
Holds Carrot. Club

carrot and the real club will be
in the hands of Stain.
"The United States will not
get peace after this war unless
10 brings forward soon both con-
crete terms of peace and a plan
for international organization
which will obtain the over
whelming support from the peo-
pie Of the United Stat and the
senate.
"And we shall not he able to
win the fight for our proposals
unless we obtain the assent OF
the United Nations to our pro-
posals before we lose our bar
gaining power.
Eve have our power now
and while we have IL we must
use tor lose the peace"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

DIR. +. J. Pratt, winner Of the
C anadian Governor-GeneraPs
Award for Poetry. will give lee
ture recital al $50 p. m. Sunday
in Catholic Central auditorium,
John r. and Belmont.
"Brebeuf and His Brethren" the
sarge theme which inspired his
priZe-winning verse, will be the
subject of his talk.
The poem relates the experiences
of the Jesuit martyrs who pio-
neered in the early days OF this
continent.
Born In Newfoundland. the son
OF a minister, DR.. Pratt is now a
professor al Victoria College. To-
ronto. He is former president Of
the Toronto Branch Canadian
Authors Association and has pub
lished nine volumes Of poetry.
Following the lecture, he will
autograph copies of "Brebeuf and
His Brethren"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
HoIdup Victims View
Slain Thief's Body

The body Of William Elliotte,
%, of 1882 Hunt was to be placed
on view in the county morgue
today as police sought to clear up
several burglaries and holdups
they believe he might have perpe-
trated.
Elliotte was shot and killed
early yesterday in the Detroit
Towers Apartments, 1852 f. jeff
erson, by Patrolman Ira Brief
while resisting arrest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Guadalcanal:

valmore Matte $3.50 Braun Center Line,
biz son. sgt Lester A. Matte
Mrs Paul OlerIewski. 1910 Eorvaik.
HAmtrsmck, her ron. CPL Edwin C. DIS
kewski
Mrs William J. Armstrong 1898
Chapel. her son, Pfc. William r. Arm
strong
Mrs Eva Weller. 305i Lambis. her son.
Pfc. John r. Weller.
Mrs R1Ee R0ssHrhsi 3sn2 Tyler. her
son Pvt Julius Manuel RoSenthhl
Mrs. l. Beaure gard 2ZO05 LakevieW St
Clair Shores, ner son Pfc. LOUIS N
Beauregard Jr.
Edmund GodleWski 1850 COPELAND. hii
brother, Pfc. Arthur r. Godlewsk1
Fred Helstz. 1912 Senator. his son. Pvt.
Haxen y. Meiatz
Jacob Bsntkowskl. 1906 Albany. his
grandson Pfc. Arthur W Eobexniski.
Mrs. Lillian FLORA 1885 Laura her huB-
hand. Pvt. Louis J. Fi0ris
Mrs. Florence Walsh. 1920 Fifteenth. her
son. Pfc, Edward y Walsh
Mrs. Charlotte Schneider. 3is3 Belvi-
dere, her son Pvt Kenneth c Schneider
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Fears Manpower Chaos

WASHINGTON. March 121INS)
Senator Brewster tR) of Maine,
a member of the Senate war inves-
tigating committee. said today the
haanpower situation 'is drifting
stern foremost into chaos" and
called for vigorous action to pre-
vent the disaster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
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given The Detroit Times
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listed. II the presentations
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Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-30

, ROOM new home 4 blocks west
or lukster Road and West Warren.
Large lot going on the farm. WIN
take good house trailer and cash
or best offer takes IL. OneT Myers.
oregon 03i3. 1918 W. Warren,
Dearborn, Mich.
EQUITY In room furnished home.
Good income property. Location
80 Campbell Ave Phone 20S5-J.
& ROOM HOUSE well finished and
furnished 1900 Corrain. Also can
give possession at once.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-30
Lost and Found
Personals

l WILL NOT BE responsible for
debts contracted by anyone except
myself after Sept. 80, 1913.
Carl FiltZ
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-30

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HOUSEHOLD GOODS Of all kinds
for the complete home Main
Furniture store. 200 y. Main, Ann
Arbor open evenings.
DINING ROOM SUITE
Piece Tumed Oak Good
condition. 10 y. Park.
GAS STOVE. table top, Ike new.
Also small heater Call at GIg St
John. Ypsilant. Mich.
Farm Products For Sale
APPLES
MAC ISTOsH. KfNG. GREEN1NG
Follow =. Huron 81 to 46f4
J.. Huron River Drive near
Geddes.
YELLOW BANTAM SWEET corn
Nery nice. Free from worms.
Brng containers. 80 sundays.
ssZs Tuttle HI nd m. IO9s-W-g
Merchants sD.elsl,
ESQ Beauty 8 Gift Shop
suggests persoualized soap FOR
the boys In service. Name and
Insignia imprinted. A large
selection OF Christmas cards
4 complete line OF lingerie
and dresses sold vita guar
arteed satisfaction. See our
unusual gifts. s. summit
Phone SOW
Sweaters
Taorns Tire. 400 +. Michigan.
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Diner

2Os $. FIFTH AVE.
Ann Arbor, Mich, 10 L 30 II. .
equipped ready TO do business
or can he used as home. Inq.
next door Swiss Cleaners. 2lO
= Fifth Ave. Ann Arbor.
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Farms and Land

PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
One acre with basement. wells
and cistern, shade trees, fruit
trees, large berry patch. Building
material for . room house and
garage stacked on place. Loca-
ton within 20 minutes OF Bomb
or Plant on West Michigan Road.
VIII consider car In good con-
ditipn IN trade write or see ".
l. cole, G02j ". Michigan Rd.
YpsIlanti
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Sweaters

Taorns Tire. 400 Z. Michigan.
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WASHINGToN-INS- The War
Food Administration moved today
toward increasing the nations
food supply by granting a 100 per
cent increase In farm machinery
production for 1874 and a letup in
rationing controls on agricultural
lmplements
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Young
Ladies

. Who are interested In reflnSd
work amid pleasant surround
ings. VIII find an excellent
opportunity for work In our
Commercial office. Apply
Michigan Bell Telephone CO..
300 Pearl. YpellautI.
The sub., 1943-11-25
Independents Responsibility For
 Future of Organized Labor Cited

Never before has the old say-' ing. "You can't tell a book by it's cover" been 50 true, since the CIO ant the AFL donated the rights of Labor = YOUR RIGHTS-to your boss. During the past fifty years thousands of workers have shed blood fighting for certain gains, which have become accepted as la bor standards. These standards are not the property of any one organization.
 In giving away these gains, nay, fin demanding their abolition, the cover was opened and the true identity of these organizations re- vealed. It is entirely fitting and proper to refer to these organiza- tions as the two houses of labor one the Big House" and the oth- CT the Poor House."
 More than a million workers, who have resisted the pressure of the CIO and the AFL (and their boss) by organizing into demo- cratic independent labor unions, must recognize the responsibility that Is theirs. These independents are in reality the only organiza- tion entitled to the name union.
 The responsibility of binding these organizations together into a powerful Union of Unions belongs to these independents. It is their duty to accept the responsibility and to carry on a fight, not only for a few extra crumbs per hour, but for the establishment of in- dustrial democracy and political freedom.
 When FaScism and ,Nazism arose
The sub., 1943-11-25
Representatives
 Elections In Dec.

The term of office of every de- partmental representative of the Shipbuilders and Marine Engineers Union expires On December 31st. 1928, regardless of how long any representative has been in office.
 The Election Committee under the leadership of John M O'Con- nor, will conduct departmental elections in each department in each shift, in both the main yard and the victory yard.
 Elections will be held in the month of December. A complete program and schedule will appear in the next edition of the Sub on Thursday, December 9th, 1943.
 Last year all departmental cleo tions were scheduled to be held at the Union Office outside of the plant because of the fact that there was only IS minute recess for each shift and the recess was on Company time. Now that the recess is for one half hour and IS minutes of 1t is on the workers time, it is proper for the depart mental elections to be held in the plant on the workers own time. This means that the election can be held at one uniform time when all union members will find 1t most convenient to participate.
 Each department in each shift is allowed one representative for every fifty (5O union members, so that in the large departments several representative are to be selected.