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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
DAYTON, OHIO
PASIDAIRIUS

Lapkr. 7 Montgomery aps-
krityje rinkimus laimejo visi
Demokratai kandidatai. Taip-
gi Shame apskrityje ir PREF.
Roosevelt gavo 10000 balsu
daugiau negu Dewey. Dargi
buvo uzgirtos dvi levies, ligo-
niniu ir mokyklu reikalams.
Tai yra geras pilieciu pasielgi-
mas, mes sveikata ir mokslas
yra brangiausias zmonijos tur-
tas.
sv. Kryziaus Lietuviu para
pijos klebonas Kun. Praspalius
is sakyklos paragino kad emo
mes aukotu rubus Lietuvos ka-
ro nukentejusiems. Rubus rel
kia nunesti baznytine sale.
Sv. Petro pasalpine draugija
aukavo is lido $25 Lietuvos
zmoniu suselpimui. Rodos ir
kitos katalikiskos draugijos bel
kuopos aukoja tam tikslui.
Juozas Burneika SUI Selma is
Springfield, Ohio, persikele
Daytona gyventi. Burneiku du
sunai yra karineje tarnyboje.
Juozas Burneika yra SLA 105
kuopos narys ir Dirvos skai-
tytojas.
Trumpai pasirges, Lapkr. 7
mire Juozas Mileskevicius, 67
metu. Liko jo zmona ir pen
kios dukterys. Velionis paejo
is Suvalkijos. Palaidotas Kal-
varijos kapinese. Buvo links
mo budo zmogus. J. A. u.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17
7 Z U P / N IAl

Tx NESPEJO butt isrink-
til Ohio valstijos gubernato-
rum, jau nekurie Amerikonis-
XII laikrasciai raso kad Cleve-
lando Mayoras Frank j. Lau-
sche yra nuzvelgiamas galimu
buti Demokratu kandidatu
prezidentus 1948 metals. Oar
peranksti apie tai kalbeti, nes
Ohio .valstlja kupinai uzvisus
Republikoniskais pilvuzais, ku-
rie valdydami Legislature ga
Ii trukdyti Lausche's admins
tracijai ir. sumazinti Lausche's
reiksme, kaip U. S. Auksciau-
sias Teismas, kuris viska ka
Roosevelt uzmane rasdavo ne.
konstituciniu.
Tx KARAS isgelbejo De-
mokratu partijos laimejima da-
bartiniuose rinkimuose, nors ir
prikaisiota Demokratu PARTIAL
susijungimas SUI komunistais.
Dewey siuo sykiu tikrai butu
laimejes, kitokiose salygose.
Didelis bauginimasis diktatu-
ra nera niekuo paremtas cia,
kur pilieciai turf laisva balsa-
vima rinkimu metu. Oar ne
buvo "time for a change, di-
duma taip nemane, ir balsavo
uz Roosevelta.
LABAI geidziu greito atga-
Vino Lietuvai nepriklausomy-
bes, nes gal ir vel Lietuviski
laikrasciai pasiliktu Demokra-
tiskais.
DIRVA sake Roosevelt ir
Churchill liko Stalino apgauti.
Gabaliauskas tikejo socialistai
apsigavo patekdami grynai
katalikiska ALT, bet isrodo
kad socialistai bus apmove Ga
baliauska su simuciu. -.
SenaS BerZas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-11-17

donoji kariuomene. Ziurek, eina barzdo-
tas zn1ogus su sautuvu, basas, su moteriS-
ka skrybele ant galvos ir klausia Rusiskal
ar toll VarSava. tolius ir panaSius klau-
sinus gaudavo ivairiu ir atsakymu.
Su raudonarmieciais Rusais persisky
rem draugingai, mes SUI jais tuomet jau
buvo padaryta taika, ir nukeliavom Viii
mum. Cia ejom Vilniaus igulos tarnyba.
Kadangi Rusai tuomet labai smarkiai
WHO Lenkus tai ir mes turejom vykti to-
liau pietus prie savo valstybes sienu. Pc
keletos dienu atsidurem Ruska-Budos kali
mo laukuose Mineto kaimo gyventojai
daugiausia Rusai sentikiai, labai neapken-
te Lenku.
Pasiryzom Lenkams gyvi nepasiduOti
Apsiginklave buvom pusetinai: saul
tuvais, rankinem granatom ir turejom net
viena kulkosvaidi. AS tuomet jau buvau
burio vadas. AS su savo buriu uzemiau
uztvaros sargybas. Viso vyru turejau
apie SO. Kadangi Lenkai mus buvo uzka-
bine tai buvo sutarta JUGS pulti. Pama-
te raudona rakieta, pradejom kautynes.
Bet cja NUNS nepavyko, ir mes pasitrau-
KEN atgal savo apkasuosna. IS musu Wy
ru zuvo vienas kareivis, Valiukas.
Praslinkus keletui dienu, Lenkai mus
eme pulti, ir visame bare prasidejo smar-
kios kautynes. Naktis tamsi, o lietus kaip
is kibiro pila, visi slapi, susale, tik danti-
mis- kalena Aisku jog is apkasu nei zin-
gsnio nevalia pasitraukti. Pasiunciau du
kareivius j gretima uztvara susinesimui
su saviskiais toliau, bet kareiviai pavaiks-
cioie keleta valandu gryzo = nerado. I1k
kick prasvitus ir nustojus lyti, pasiunciau
vel patyrineti. Jie gryze pranese jog vie
toje musu gretimos uztvaros sedi priesas
Lenkai. Ka gi dabar daryti? Su nieku
savuju jokio rysio neturim, todel nuta-
riau pasitraukti. Kitos dalys ir musu
kuopos vadas su kitais dviem buriais pa.
sitrauke is vakaro apie Fl valanda. Kode]
man j uztvara nepranese - ir siadien ne
zinal.
Uzsideje kulkosvaidi ant vezimo, pa
sileidom atgal, tik, zinoma, ne keliu, bet
kloniais per laukus. Visi sutarem: jeigu
priesa sutiksim gyvas nepasiduosim mel
vienas. Pasitrauke kick, radon prieso te-
lefono linija ir ja nutraukem.
(Bus daugiau)
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
Dixie Bowl Has
Some Changes In
Its Appea rance
By JAMES L. WILLIAMS

Dropped by the Dixie Bowl tne
other day. Surprised 10 find such
a decided change IN the general APP
pearance of things there. Top prep
arations being made for local key
!ers al that spot. The alleys 50. fine
that they put the urge IN bowler :
heart 10 try for the old one three
pocket. Saw DR. Powell Johnson
who won the title Of endurance
champion last season for bowling
100 consecutive games. WheW!
Some bowlin en-? Walter Smith. OF
the Johnson Harris team. has also
been frequenting the same spot
Palmer Bowl Is Offering instruction
for beginners IN bowling every
Monday night Anyone bowling a
225 or over Gets free game
Forest club Bowling Alleys are be-
Ing ousled these days by the butch
er. the baker the Candlestlck max
er tsnd servicemenD. incidentally
there IS no summer league SEIZED
uled, but the patrons seem 10 be
having loads Of fun Elaying bow
ing, for the fun 81 il, even wIthou.
4 ltd-GS VI NpAAS a.. w hilON .
by this time that the Paradise
Bowling Alleys are closed for re-
pairs, e identification VIII open
IN d fen days See yah
A Clark. local middleweight and
brother Of Dave Clark. fights IN the
WINDY City Monday night He and
Fighter Johnson recently returned
from Akron. Ohio. where they en-
saged IN bouts. Clark Won his bout
by 10 bat Johnson lost due 10
low blows Johnson recently re-
ceived an honorable discharge from
the army.
Emmett Grief. former Detroit
welierweight and product OF Brew
s;er Center, received an honorable
discharge from the navy. Count De
Marlowe, newcomer TO professional
pugllism. is touring in New York.
Tire Count is a middleweight man.
AGED by Attorney Bibbs.
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runs, SIX base on balls, struck out
six and MT two batsmen. He mas APP
peared IN seven games.
Paige Behind Ducky
On the other hand take The
pitching record OF Leroy 'SatcheD
PAIGE, ace Of the Monarchs pitching
staff We all know that Davenport
is not IN the same cate cory With
Paige as a mound artist, but rlght
now Ducky Is leading the speedball
artist IN games won
PAGE has Won three and lost one
in the four league games he's APP
peared in Satchel has hurled 30
innings. giving up q hits, three
runs, three base on balls, struck
out %
Furthermore this same DaNen-
port Is staggering around under a
batting average Of 1913, II points
hlchcr than Serrell. leading hitter
for the Monarchs John Smith,
Chicago outheldel, has complied A
hitting average If .I2j IN "a games.
In addition the Giants are Lead
ne the second half OF the split Ne
go American LEAGUE season. while
the M1uagCh. are holding down
tilth place The Monarchs are out
neldng the Giants. 95l 10 942
There's d possibility that Man
aser Frank Duncan vii. send either
Jim BumpuS o! Orel Thomas. two
former members Of the Motor City
Giants now on the Monarch pitch
ns staff against the Giants in one
# the games.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
MOnarchs To Meet
Red SOx July 30

A thrill-packed Negro American
League doublehesder, headlining
the great Leroy SatchelJ Paige
and other outstanding lumlnaries OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
RETURNS TO BOXING

Willie Williams. former Detroit
policeman. has resumed fight train.
ing at the Brewster Center He is
under the management of Ray
Sugar Robinson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
East Looks To Offensive
Power To Beat The West

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Candy Jim
Taylor, that cagey old baseball vet
Gran who is the manager of the
famous Homestead Grays, and this
years manager OF the National
League team that will play the
American Leaguers in the annual
East-West classic in Chicago al CO.
miskey Park. is ready for the attack
Candy Jim is strictly Extensively
minded these days, He has 10 be
Last year the East lost one Of the
greatest games in the l2-year his
tory of this greatest of all Dream
Games" when the West eked out
2 10 | victory before 5l.723 fans.
For ight and two-thirds innings the
tricky pitchers Of the West silenced
the mighty hitters Of the East. For
eight and two-thlrds innings the
East was "goose-egged completely
shut out With two gone IN the
ninth they finally scored when Buck
Leonard, famed first sacker OF the
Homestead Grays. drove a mighty
drive into the righthcld stands of
Theolic Smith. Cleveland pitcher,
for the National Leagues only run.
Stingy With Hits
Until Leonard's blast landed IN
the stands. the East had made only
one hit off three Western pitchers
That lone hit was made by the col
OrfuI Ittlp attn ShOrtStOp HOTaciO
Martinez, who singled in the sixth
The East got three hits in the ninth
and that was all they could do.
The West. with Satchcl Paige
Gready McKinniS. Theolic Smith
and Porter Moss doing the hurting
completely mufflcd the big bats OF
The East The East was counting
on hitting power and the West on
pitching The West cot the pitch
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
Great Lakes Nine
FAVORED To Win
Midwest Crown

GREAT LAKES, lll-The Grea,
Lakes Negro team, IN the ~ DIS; Of
an eishi-2ame Winning dreSk. Is u
prohibl;.Ne favorlte 10 wa.tnr di-
west Service mems League ~ @
En- A. PeSeks boys have a
.cacue standing Of seven anu one.
With two more loop games 70 pay
Rdrncg-up G,envlew has won SIX
g. LOST two The Negro teams
overall record reads ~ victories
ana seven defeats One victory MAS
scored on tor!cl;
John Wright ana Herb Rracken
: couple O! sturdy riGht handerN
have accounted for al the other
WIS WrIch has won nine sTd lost
NO. Whllc BrsckcN : credited with
!cIr NInS and one loss
WrcNt lhrNcS on WORK Il n rot
Eitchng enough he comp aiHto 10
Ems poSck he coach. early i the
season So Ems TcSck gave rim
y re >.artlnG assignments WI sht.
50 ho Doc j from New Orleans. won
e games and lost five for the
Home ed PA GrcyS last season
a., Hc>t game Ia date was 4 seven
nrU- no-hu game over the S7in
nd .r.huny ; hool IN Chicago q
secs az 80 s-r he has sl.ce hur.eo
IL S,ogC,c>s INngn-S
y, hos p!;,n,d % c.3 lHninsS and
lined Is HIS earned run average
j. IS
Broken although go more
,r.a- iy ht, been CO ally effec-
i've Several weeks sso Ge set down
&c Gee Lakes Bluc ,kets with
one n while pl,chiHs W the Mid
west Scrv,ccmtnS Lca1 Je All.StarS.
lie Was Win the s., LOUIS Giants
la.' wear His home is IN - i.ou.>
~ ~ l.3 innings Bgsckcns fast
ta md curves have aimed so men
HIS earned run average : Is
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
REDUCE PRICES
OF AID MISSION
FOR ALL Tits

The Motor City Giants return TO
Dequindre Park Sunday after alb
sence Of three weeks during which
they made their first road trip OF
the year. winning five games and
losing one. The Giants will meet the
Chicago Wonders in twin bill Sun
day. the first game slated to start at
100 pm.
The Giants met the Wonders in
Chcagos Wrigley Field last Sun
day. dividing a double-headcr with
the team piloted by Jimmy Lyons.
former crack outfielder for the Chi
caTo American Giants and Detroit
Stars OF two decades ago.
Kaiser Wins Four
The Giants won four games on
the previous week -end. winnlng
two in Buffalo and two i'm Pitts
burgh. Cecil Kaiser, southpaw ace
OF the Detroit pitching staff, re-
ceived credit of three II the VIC
tories. He also won the game in
Chicago last Sunday as he held the
Chlcagoans 10 eight scattered hits
TO win 1853 Ralph Hall pitched the
second game. losing - As verdict
when the Wonders scored>the win
ming run on passed ball IN the
ninth Hall yielded nine hits.
Owner Ben Linton announced
this week that prices have been re-
duced al Denqulndre Park. The fans
will pay only IS cents in the future
10 see al games AT the home Of the
Motor City Giants.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
Spartdns Retain
Clean Record In
Senior Division
BY JAMES Z. WILLIAMS

AltnOugn ne Panthers lost TO
Brewster. 81, the game by no
means was a clnch for the triumph
ant Brewster team that scored only
IN the first lnnlng
The third INNING found the PAN
theirs threatening % score when
Joseph Mckinney attempted 10
steal home f.om thud, but we'll
aimed throw from Robert Kinney
10 Catcher Theodore Bass nailed
Mckinney a, the plate In ne las
two innings Curtis Daniels replac-
cd Robert Kinney IS pitcher. strik-
IN out every Panther Nno faced
him.
Spartans Lead
The Spaltdns nVercdTe a one
run lean IN the seventh nnln2 TO
defeat the Ren,. 4-3 In ne frs,
half OF the seventh inning the
Rens were leading 3D. oul dou-
blcs by Ch- les KING ard James
Landors, and sinzle by Ferguson
made ne score. 4-3. IN favor Of
the Spartsns 4 spectacular one
hand catch AGAINST the fence by
Merrlwea,her retired the RenS in
the tins. Inn ~
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29

Believe II or not, but the Chi
cago American Giants who vii!
meet the Kansas City Monarchs IN
a doubie-header al Briggs Stadium
Sunday, have on their staff a
pitcher who is leading the league
His name is Lloyd "Ducky" Dsven-
port, regular center helder for the
Giants and manager OF the team.
Davenport, who went IN TO relieve
Gerd McKlnnis when the Giants
met the Memphis Red Sox here on
July ?, has won three and lost none.
In the q innings Davenport has
pitched he has yielded IS hits, Is
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
WOLVES WIN 3
TO KEEP JUNIOR
DIVISION LEAD

The Wolverines. leaders In the
Junior Division OF the Michigan
Chronicle Softbsll league. defeat
ed the Royal Vikings, Aces and
Trojans last week 20 maintain the
terrific pace the team has been set
ting
Duke Neal, ace OF he Wolverine
pitching staff. won his ninth VIC
tory 81 the season as he held the
Trolans 20 FIVE hits James Wind
ham, Wolverine right fielder, was
the hero Of the game with the Tro-
JAMS by singing in the last inning
% drive Walter Philips home
with the winning score.
Lose Close Game
The Vikings lost a close one 10
the Spartans. 81 Clarence Lau-
renee pitched a four-hitter, but an
error by one of his teammates cost
him the victory The Vikings also
won protest game from Brewster
last Wednesday night al Brewster.
Brewster came back TO trounce the
Hawks, 300 on the same field, and
trimmed the Counts. 22-0
The Elks beat the Sparks al Rus
sell Field 8-6. and hen defeated
'n' Hawks, ll-9. AZ the same field
The Aces handed the Counts their
cI2hth defeat. 1919 The Sparks
came back strong % down the Tro-
lans, 2. but the Trojans came
back 10 defeat the Sparks. 90
Win Pies Faison on the mound
for the Trolans
All managers 81 teams in the
Junior Division are urged 10 AT
ten meeting al 665 Benton
street. Friday night July % The
All-Star team will be selected a
his meeting which is slated fol
$50 p IN.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
BATTING AVERAGES

a, ba, IS times "a will be ac-
cep,ed with 2ood average
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
Ike Williams
Wins Decision
Over Julie Kogon

NEW YORK - LiSNtVe .nt Ike
Williams. the Trenton y J hight
weight who SpcCis.izcs IN upsettlnE
fshierS never upset before pound.
cd Oh, l0.roJnd decision over
lulie Kogon. New Haven. Conn
N Madison SoGsre Garden. Thurs
day rlsN' Wil,smS weighed l34i2.
Ko-on. 1874
The chief cNCltcncn; ~ the fiSh'
came IN the ;cn,h round when Ko-
con. after ticking a g.Eht 20 nc
'3w. tsckcl Williams ana charged
across the r.ns with him
Both fsn;ers fell through nc
ring. Koson on Top. Referee Frank
ic Fullum counted 10 six before
Kogon scrambled back in Fullum
pulled Williams inside ,he ropes
hile still counting, and he Tren-
ton youth was ur AZ e.zh,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
Motor City Giants Play With Chicago Team Sunday

colored baseball. Will bring together
me Kansas City Monarchs and
Memphis Red Sox al Chicago's
Wrgley Field next Sunday after
noon. July 30, starting az 100
The Monsgchs. paced by Paige.
won the league championship in
1910, l94l and 1912. as well as the
1912 Negro worlds series. and Mem
phls took the league crown in 1899.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
American Giants Have
Strong Pitching Staff

runs, SIX base on balls, struck out
six and MT two batsmen. He mas APP
pearad IN eeVpn games
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
M N tgon cry,
Beou Jack Fight
For Bond Drive

NEW YORK Boo MONTGOMERY
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29

Games Scheduled for This Week
July "a
Brewster VS. Brooks nj Brewster
Harlem A. C. VS. Rers at Duff
field
Wolves IS Sparks 2; Campbell
Partners vs.. Sunny Wilson Bowl
4, Balch.
Sparisns " Question MARKS al
Shc.rard.
july 81
BrcwSteg. ~ Rem, =. Duffc.d
Harlem &C IS Sunny Wilson
BoNl Al NorVcil
Wolves V Ps0t7er, =, Balch
Sparisn> vs. Brooks Z; LIVINGSTONE
Sparks IS Question MARKS al
Brewster.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29

ing, but the East Topped at the
plate
That IS why Taylor is ready for
the attack. He knows that once
again the East must count on hitting
and the West on pitching He
knows. tpo, that he must get team
capable Of hitting the good pitchn :
the West will have again this year
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-29
GIRLS sorrBALL LEAGUE

Managers sud representatives 80
girls Sofinsil teams met ~ Brew
S,cr ccn.cr Fr.6s, niEht July ~
Plans were made FOR girls lotsuc
Those interested az who nave teams
are urged ~ contact Bernard Ode .
AZ ,hc Brewster Center DCsdhrC
for er;ric, Is July 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
ID DGfrOiterS
NaZi Prisoners

Stanley, another brother James
and a sister Martha.
SGT. John Ziomek, %. was re-
ported killed Aug. 6 in France.
He enlisted in December, 1912, and
went overseas last June. Prior 10
his induction he worked for the
Industrial Wire Cloth Products
Corp. in Wayne. He leaves his
mother, Mrs. Mary Ziomek, 37801
Ash Rd., Waltz, and seven sisters.
Cpl Joseph Louis Ezerfis, %, Of
the tank division. lost his life
Aug. II in France. A Western
High graduate, he later worked
for the Fleetwood Carriage Co.
Cpl. Ezerkis had been overseas
since last January. He is survived
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Kraptanich, 2023 Vinewood,
one brother and four sisters.
Marine Pfc. Leo r. Polachowski
Jr., %, was wounded in his left
leg on Guam, according TO word
received by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Polachowski, 1927 Chene.
He attended Hamtramck. High.
and then worked for Electro Mas
ter Inc, before joining the service
in November, 1942. He has been
overseas for the last Is months.
Two brathers, VILE Lawrence
and AIS Edward, are in the
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
Robot
Holiday

LONDON, Sept. 4 UNS)-The
lul in flying bomb attacks against
southern England contir Ied for
tho third straight day today.
Carture of the NaZis' main
launching sites in northern France
md Belgium were generally cred
tied with having brought the
battle against the robots near an
end
In the last 10 weeks more than
5000 of the pilotlcSS missiles were
sent crashing indiScrlninately- On
the southern cities Of England, in
Guiding the London area, damag-
ing probably more than a million
homes and killing or injuring
more than 10000 persons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05

S7Sgt. Thaddeus ]. Tarczynski,
81, waist gunner Un a BIZ was
taken prisoner on April 10. Since
going overseas last December, he
ind flown Is missions and was
awarded the Air Medal and three
Oak Leaf Clusters. According to
word received by his sister, Mrs.
Pauline Yonkus, 5000 Terry, his
leg was broken His mother, Mrs.
Mary Borysli, lives at 1896 Ford
ff33rr-yrt.
Radio gunner on a BIT T/Sgt.
Howard T. Quain. 20, has been
held prisoner by Germany since
May u. A graduate n Holy Re-
dccmcr HIGH. ne enlisted in No
et4f4ft7rr',- + 9eifte "a. lie the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard NJ. Quain, 14400
Cruise.
Memorial services will be held
at 10 a. m. Wednesday in st. He'd
wigs Church. Junction and st.
Hcdwie. for Set. Alexander Dzui-
. bek. y. who lost his life in France
July y. His father is Gregory
Dzubck of 2509 Junction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
Woman Held
In Baby Mystery

Police today are holding a
woman, registered as a midwife
who, they believe, may be able 70
clear up the mystery surrounding
the death of an infant whose body
was found in a locker in the Union
Station las, Wednesday.
The woman was in the habit Of
changing small bills 10 bills %
larger denomination frequently
Snccial Officer James Stfake OF
the Union Station told police.
When arrested she attempted
TO destroy a slip of paper contain
ing the address of a doctors
office. police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05

One Of the 10 Detroit soldiers
reported as prisoners of war today
is Pvt. John s. SkladLien Jr., q,
who has been held by the Germans
since Feb. =. lie had been overseas
since last October fighting with
The infantry in Africa and Italy.
A former Chadsey High student,
he later worked for the Cogsdill
Twist Drill Co His parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. John Skladzien,- 64ll
Orchard. DparhnTn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
County Has Plenty
OF Soldier Ballots

County Clerk Lingemang said to-
iay there Is no danger that Wayne
County viii run short az blank
soldier ballots, as many upstate
counties fear. They sre ssid o.
have underestimate the number
required.
Lingeman said he believed the
supply here more than sufficient
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05
Canada Pilot MISSING

Pilot Officer Aubrey Melville
Mills Of 205 Roland, Bencyille.
today was reported missing m
flight action by the Canadian AR
Force overseas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05

If you think all cigarettes have
slipped since the war-treat your
self TO Raleighs! You'll like them
better because Raleighs are still
made from fully aged golden do
nestle leaf, blended with rich,
aromatic Turkish tobaccos from
ample stocks Of pre-war vintages-
noW irTepIacea5le.
There's no dip-fller in Raleighs-
no tobacco that's been soaked in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05

PVT. sIONEBuRu ffC. FOLACHOWskI
The Purple Heart has been
awarded to Pfc. Peter Imbrone,
1858 Miner, for wounds received
on Biak Island last June, Pfc. I'M
bronze was struck by enemy ma
chine gun fire while attempting to
aid another soldier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-05

adulterants to doctor its flavor.
Nature puts the flavor in Raleighs,
and aging brings it out.
Raleighs are double-fresh, too =:
kept that way by the best pre-war
moistening Ingredient, and by an
exclusive laminated inner wrap.
Get fresher Raleighs today-they
taste better naturally! Remember
quality is never rationed in a
Raleigh.