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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Sees Egg
Racket

Charging that the egg grading
system used in the Detroit area
is a racket Atty. Charles
Lockwood Of the Greater Detroit
Consumers Council today filed a
protest with the OPA. demanding
that official graders be sent here
from Washington by the federal
government TO supervise grading.
About IS or 90 per cent Of
the eggs sold as Grade A are
actually Grades Is and C."
Lockwood charged. The whole
SaIers are able TO get away
with this because of lack Of
federal control over grading.
This pratice results in con-
cealcd illegal price increase"
Lockwood also filed a protest
with the OPA over lack of ceiling
prices for certain fruits and vege-
tables now being brought into the
Detroit market.
"The wholesale price on new
apples is S7.25 for 10 pounds, or
lS cents Il pound" he said This
means that the housewife must
pay about 25 cents pound. The
same situation applies 10 rasp-
berries. which retail at 90 cents
"A quart"
= Soldiers Ruv War RondS Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
M'KdyFoeUp
For State Job
BY FRANK MORRIS

CHICAGO, June % Having
helped Mrs. Annie Dewey tell
her son that some day he might
he president. MichiganS delegates
to the Republican national con-
yentlon today organized for the
coming election
Their first discovery was that
Atty. Gen. Herbert j. RuShton
viii abide by an earlier promise
not 10 become a candidate for
reelection
Gov. Harry Kelly and his
official family triumphantly
the controlling faction of the
party Immediately sent word 10
their agents that they would like
To have the Job 90 10 John r.
DethmcrS. COP state chairman
from Holland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
8 Hurt as Bus
Crashes Pole

Eight passengers on a LNernoiS
bus were rushed 20 Mt Carmel
Mercy Hospital this morning after
the northbound vehicle crashed
into a utility pole at Seven Nile
road when. according 70 the
driver, the brakes failed 10 work
The injured:
b ]. Schuneran -. Of 1881
Lauder: Irving Williams, b Of
2440 Akron Dearborn Aaron
Schuey, 81, Of 2744 Gladstone
Patrick J Lynch, Sc, Of POO
Rochester Joseph NJ Panlak, 81,
Of 1901 Ogden; Stanley Graboskl
so. of 424l Williams: Walter Josz-
telan. 81, of 42l7 Central. and
Orrie Lee Waggoner. 81 OF l2025
Santa Rosa.
Napoleon Fish. so. OF l5l4l
Wildemere. driver Of the bus, was
given a ticket for reckless driving.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Italian Villages
Fall TO Yanks

ROME, June % QNS)-Ameri-
can troops pressed steadily closer
TO the Germans Gothic Line"
today, reaching a road junction
10 miles south of Cecina and cap
turing Castagneto, some p miles
of Livorno CLeghorn)
Further inland, Fifth Army
tank and infantry units on the
central sector forced the NaziS
back and seized the villages of
Monticiano and Mantalcinello,
less than ii miles from Siena.
Fighting was bitter along the
Tyrrhenian coastal stretches and
sectors of Highway ! were strewn
with enemy dead and destroyed
materiel.
To the east, French units of the
Fifth Army gained substantially
with the leading elements driving
beyond Monticchiello, Pienza and
Montalelno
British troops of the Eighth
Army progressing northwest OF
Chiusi,- occupied several places,
including La Foce. West OF Lake
they took the village
of FrattaNecchia.
soldiers Ruy War Bonds, Too
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Us. Gains
On Saipan

PEARL HARBOR. June %
QNS)-American marine and in
fantry troops advanced on Saipan
Island today after scoring two
mile gain on the east coast and
making further penetrations
the battle for the city of GarapanN
Adm. NimitZ disclosed the
American gains on Saipan and
announced that air and surface
units of a navy task force bonn
barded Kurabu and Zaki in the
Kuriles June 25-26.
"a German DNB news agency
broadcast said a fierce air-Sea
battle was raging off the Mari
anas this morning II quoted
Tokyo reports that Japanese
warplanes attacked American
battleships with very good sue
cess. UP reported
A wounded Saipan veteran re-
vealed that Jap sniperS. hiding in
the homes of Saipan civilians
hoisted white flags and then raked
marines with machinegun fire
Nimitz also disclosed that neu-
tralizing attacks by American air
and sea forces against Tinian,
Guam and Rota, in the Marianas,
and against remaining enemy
bases in the Marshalls continued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Dewey Maps
.HisCdnnpdign
CONTINUES from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
brief. He said he had made no
commitments in advance. that he
would name a cabinet "of the
ablest men and women to be
found in America" and promised
to lend one-man government in
America.
Dewey went out of his way 10
pay tribute to Gen. George {,
Marshall and Adm. Ernest j.
King, heads of the nations armed
forces. He gave thanks to God
for them and promised never to
interfere with them If elected
president. He pledged the COP
to the Single task of victory and
the establishment of a firm and
lasting peace"
PRAISES BRICKER
Dewey took special occasion to
praise Bricker. He paid tribute
to Brokers sportsmanship-in
evident appreciation of that early
morning telephone conversation
TO his ability as statesman and
10 his campaigning throughout
the nation for better govern
ment."
The story of Brokers nomina-
ton may now be told. Many Re-
publican leaders, who favored
Dewey for the top post, ardently
desired Bricker for the second
Spot--even when Warren seemed
10 have il in his pocket. There
was saying throughout the con.
vention that Dewey has their
votes but Bricker has their
hearts" Upon this foundation il
was not difficult TO arrange a
meeting of the minds.
The one man credited with
aunc ing the Dewey-Bricker
ticket. after Warren retired, was
former Senator Townsend of Della
ware. He was authorized by
bc"tN HidlldsclS W utdi WIFI lilt
Bricker forces on condition that
Bricker would second Dewey
nomination without putting his
own name before the convention
for the top position.
At the time, Broker and his
managers were announcing they
would place the Ohioans name
before the convention even while
once ing defeat. However
Townsend sent so many Repub-
lican leaders 10 Bricker, urging
him TO keep his name out Of the
presidential race that one Ohioar
complained:
I'VE are being blitZed."
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Soldier S Wife
Joins Air WACs

Determined 70 fight along with
Pvt William r Powell %. De-
troit army engineer currently in
India. his wife and sister have
become air WACS.
Ever since he went overseas six
months ago. his wife. Vivian, 20.
and his sister. Helen 20, have
longcd 10 share his experiences.
They decided 70 end their lDneli-
ness, they SAID by walking into
WAC recruiting headquarters in
the Bull Building and joining the
air WACS.
We've been together since
Bill went overseas" Mrs. Powell
said. We've worked together,
lived together and waited for
him together. We didn't feel Wa
should separate. That's why We
decided To become air WACs.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Vincent to Begin Suit
For $4,000 Damages
Continued from Page One)

moving machines and hay rakes
10 expedite the search, which will
be resumed today.
The confessed killer told Greg
DRY that he had been classified
AZ in the draft because OF a
nervous disorder.
BY a strange coincidence,
Turner worked for three years
at gas station at JOY and Tele-
graph near the tourist camp
where the Durfee intermediate
pupil spent the last three nights
of her life.
Turner. who has been identified
by two women whom he Slugged
and robbed. was caught because
circumstances pointed 10 him as
the person who had been stealing
from other roomers.
A search of Turner's room
turned up some torn articles OF
women'S clothing and several
women'S purses. among them one
which contained Joyce'S social Sc
curlty card.
Mrs. Gross. who has been given
full credit for Turner's arrest.
notified county detectives and he
was picked up al the Timken
plant yesterday afternoon.
Friends with whom Turner
roomed said that he often boosted
of his friendship with women and
explained his constant financial
predicament by saying that he
had spent 81 500 on one girl.
In his room, where Joyce Raul
ston's purse was found, detectives
picked up his bloody overalls,
sweat shirt and boxes of women's
lipSticks and compacts. appar-
emily emptied from purses of
WOTppp h had rOhhad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
5U. 5. Planes Exceed
400 Miles an Hour

NEW YORK, June % GNS)--
The United States has five fighter
planes capable Of speeds more
than 400 miles an hour. the Air
craft Year Book, published today
disclosed Great Britain has three
400-mile-an-hour fighters. G r
many two and Japan none, the
reference publication said.
The American fighters given the
high-Specd rating were the Lock-
heel Lightning, Republic Thunder
bolt. Grammar HellCat, Nought
CoSair and North American
Mustang.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

women in the hall.
Then. too Congressional Clare
Boothe Luce made one of the
addresses Of honor. Her fellow
were excited by her
brllianCe, but dazed by her
ability to lock cool
and Swanky on q night Of internal
heat when most of the people were
pools Of perSplratIon and dank
clothes stuck 10 Cluey forms.
In her witty voice and with the
turning and thruSting of her
points. Clare Boothe luce showed
her training as a writer Of humor-
Gus PLAYS who knows how 10 put
over a line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
1000 Planes Hit
Ndzi War Plants

LONDON. June g INS)--
L. s. heavy bombers and fighters,
estimated al 1000 strong. today
blasted military and industrial
targets in Leipzig. Oschersleben,
Aschersleben, Fallersleben and
Bohlen.
Later a 20-mile-wide formation
of Allies streamed toward Nazi
Europe in half-hour parade.
Since dawn Allied fighters were
In the air over southern England
to combat flying bombs which the
Germans continued TO send across
the Channel. A number of the
robot missiles were destroyed in
Eight both by fighters and anti
eircraft batteries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Petitions
Short

Unless al least 10000 sigma
lures 10 Wayne County home rule
petitions are obtained by next
Thursday. the fight TO qualify the
amendment for the November bal
lot will fail, James X. Watkins,
chairman OF the citizens commit
tee, sponsoring the move, admitted
today.
On Monday. Watkins said &c.
1856 signatures had been obtained.
This was 26.264 short of the
minimum which must be filed in
Lansing on July Z.
saiA..-. M. Var Rand. rnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
British 10 Establish
libyd Haven for Jews

NEW YORK. June % GNSl
Great Britain has agreed 10 eStah-
lish a refuge for Jewish war Sut-
ferers in one Of the former Italian
colonies in Libya Edward r Stet-
tinius. undersecretary Of state,
disclnsnd- laAaS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Illinois Official Dies

NEW YORK. June % CINS)-
The body of Edward J. Huges, Hi
noiS secretary Of state, was 10 be
taken TO Chicago today for burial
Hughes. -. died from A heart at
tack IN the Waldorf-AStorla apart
ment he shared with Col Matt J..
VIM. president of the American
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity Fair and cooler
tonight ana Friday Gentle 10 moderate
winds
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Wednesday Highest. pS
degrees Lowest rs mean. 81
Departure from normal temperature
Wednesday Is degrees
Departure from normal temperature
since Jan I: 53t degrees
Temperatures one year ago today
Highest, 80 degrees; lowest 81 i
go
Temperatures this date in past II
years Highest. 81 Gcstcss 80 .....
IS in 1920.
Relative humidity Wednesday : so
a m. - per cent 81 a. m. 90. z 80
D. m 80. 80 ,. m. 80
Precipitation IN tast 2 hours ending
al : 30 m today none
Departure from normal precipitation
since Jan I IS inches
Degree days for Wednesday, June Is
Xeto
Normal for June rs !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Films Anne Shirley
Ordered 10 Take Rest

HOLLYWOOD. June % INS)
Over-tired and threatened with
anemis, Anne Shirley. Hollywood
film star. today was ordered TO
take complete rest for al least
two months after finishing her
current assignment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
7 Enemy Trdwlers
Sunk Off Cherbourq

SUPREME HQ.. ALLIED EX-
pEDITIONARY FORCE, June %
QNS) 1.-Two British destroyerS
and sank two armed
enemy trawlers near the Channel
Islands. off the west coast of the
Cherbourg peninsula. yesterday.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

GEN NJ A c ARTHUR'S HQ.,
NEW GUINEA, June % (INSD-
Australian jungle fighters of Gen.
MacArthur'S command continued
their drive along the northern
New Guinea coast today after
capturing Hansa Bay which once
was the enemys main coastal
base.
In their drive westward along
the New Guinea coast. the
Australians are now 20 miles
from Wewak. The Jap forces in
that area are hopelessly trapped
between the Americans to the
northwest and the Aussies moving
up the coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
ANTI-McKAY LEADER

DethmerS for more than a dec
ade has been a vigorous, anti
Mckay leader. and the nomina-
ton for attorney general is sched-
uled 10 be his reward fer his-part
in sinking the Grand Rapids boss
The Wayne County group, how
ever. declined TO follow blindly the
governors suggestion. and has in
Stigatcd a movement on behalf Of
OrVle Hubbard. former Dearborn
mayor Aside from the governor
ship. Wayne County has not had
man on the prospective COP
ticket
James Lyons. Wayne County
chairman, hen discovered a
movement among Detroiters to
nominate a local candidate for
Vernon j. Brown, incumbent
auditor, is now a candidate for
lieutenant governor against 1t.
Gov. KeyeS. but is expected TO
run again for his present office
if Keyes beats him in the primary
July II.
QUESTION BROWNS ACT
"Since when have candidates
the right to pick from two or
more Offices" the Wayne dele
gates asked their chairman.
Lets organize now on the as
sumption that Brown Is out Of
this picture II he isn't nominated
for lieutenant governor"
Lyons agreed to call a meeting
on this subject next week. Noml-
nations will be made al state
convention Aug. l in Detroit
Meanwhile, Gov. Kelly became
chief figure in the Dewey cam
paiGn by acting as contact man for
the 26 Republican governors who
have become Sharp-toothed cogS
in the COP political machine He
proposed 10 Michigan's presiden-
tiaI nominee that he call a meet
ing Of the state chief executives
within a month al Albany, and
Dewey Jumped al the idea.
The date will be set later
With senator Nandenberg
drafting the postwar platform, the
OwoSso native son being nomi-
mated for president, and Kelly
having a chief part in the nomna-
ton of Bricker. the al perspiring
delegates from the automobile
state boosted that il was "Michi-
gan day" at this COP fair.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

CHICAGO, June 2q-This has been womans convention
and governors convention Governors and
nomnstors and spectators As there
women voters this year there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

body was found the following day,
and he started walking.
Near the spot. ne met Joyce
and. walking behind her, Slugged
her on the head with the butt of
the pistol, he confessed. She ran
into the dump. he said, and
Turner admitted that he struck
her with a rock, knocking her
down. Then, he said, he took out
his knife and stabbed her.
II wanted to attack her." he
said, "but she looked so pitiful
I could not do It,"
WASHEF HIS HANDS
After the crime. he said, he
vent TO comfort station, washed
The blood off his hands and re-
turned 10 his car. Another mo-
toriSt towed him out and he went
home. he asserted.
In his confession. Turner in
sisted that he intended to sur
render in the event Vincent was
convicted of the crime he did not
commit.
While the dazed and bewildered
killer was admitting the shocking
murder, Vincent was freed by
Circuit Judge Friedman in an
courtroom scene with
relatives and frien s flocking
m kA re
man descended from the bench
TO shake Vincents hand and ad-
monish him to tell the truth in
the future.
After the failure TO find the
murde r weapon in a cursory
search. Russell Gregory. chief of
county detectives. : k d the
Wayne County Road Commission
10 clear the heavy grass with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
sHoP-MoRN PHRASES

Most of the speakers, in fact
nearly all politicians, lack the first
principles Of delivery, Political
speeches are nearly always de-
lvered with no shifts Of tempo
or of voice. and with a fatal love
for Shop-worn expressions.
Dewey and Bricker are eXcep-
tions. They have great fire but
also variety of tone and tempo
and a sense of climax.
Mrs. Luce got a big laugh the
way she tossed off the comment;
THE Democratic convention
il going 10 take Franklin DeIano
Roosevelt-and like him."
might steal her stuff and
twist II into:
THE Repub leans liked
Thomas r. Dewey - and took
him."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
TAKEN BY STORM

They took him by storm. Then
Gov. Broker followed Gov. Girls
wolds brief and compelling NOM
nation of Dewey by asking his
delegates 10 let him withdraw his
name and 10 join with him in
support of Gov. Dewey.
Everybody likes a good loser
but Gov. Bricker turned his
Waterloo into a personal triumph.
With most knightly grace and
fiery eloquence he earned a ire
mendous ovation and an ire
SiStible demand that he serve as
vice president.
II was a day Of high excite
ment and unusual satisfaction.
But 7 could not help being per-
sonally thrilled by the thought Of
the emotions in the heart of one
woman among the multitude OF
women.
| visited Dewey'S mother at
OwosSo some years ago and
found her a woman Of eXtraor-
binary moderpity and vivacity,
but still all mother.
-Soldtera Ruv War Rouds Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29
Governors Hold
Convention HseinS
Bv RUPERT HUGHES
Noted Historian, and BiOgrapher

Written ENprcssly for the Hearst Newspapers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

Buy War Bonds,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

We'll Fsilo lorq.,lseve
models. You'll find them in
ihs eoloo, patterns and fab
ries you lie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-29

Detroit and vicinity Fair and cooler
tonight ana Friday Gentle 10 moderate
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-07
UREDNlKOVA POSTA

zavljan in vsak, XII bi "a Lau-
scheta volil pri volilnem odboru
registriran. ..-...-- a. ....
Delovati z vsako skupino in
vsako narodnostjo, XII Sc DO or
ganizirala ga izvolitev Lausche-
ia in nikoli jim ne pomoc odre-
kati radi tega, ker ste v drugi
slieni organizaciji. zavedati Sc
morate dejstva, da cimvec jim
boste pripomogli, 'toliko mani
bo della ma vas odpadlo, ker bo-
do delali "a isto stvar, kakor pa
vi sami.
Ce bodo obdrzani shodi "a IL
volitev Lauscheta, morate gle
dati, da bo shod dobro uspel in
vasa velika navzocnost je nuj,
no potrebna. &c hocejo shode
druge narodnosti prirediti, pu'
site jim priliko in z mimi So
delujte, da jih zadovoljite. Krat.
ko reSeno pustite, da yam drug
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-07

prodajajo vase dobro blago, do
kler vi Cd MEGA dobicek vlece-
tie.
&c pisete propagandne clan
ke, pisite o MENU lie dobre stva-
ri, XII so v korist vsem brez
razlike narodnosti. v casopisju
porocajte mnenju vase okoli-
&c in o mnenju drugorodcev,
Najboljse bo, &c prepustite no.
vinarsko propaganda nasim u
rednikom, ko dobro poznajo
polzaj in vedo, kaj je koristne-
ga in kaJ ie skodljivo pisati O
kandidatu. Dobro pa je, da Sc
cd casa do casa kdo oglasi il
posameznih naselbin, da tenn
pozivi aktivnost po onih nasel-
binah, XII MISC ali ne bi bill po-
1iticno aKtivni.
Ia pojasnila Sc je obrniti ma
akcijski odbor pod naslovom
Lausche for Governor Com
mittee S. & c. Section, CLOG
st. Clair Ave. Cleveland, Ohio
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-07

IN l2ekaj vec vedo, da pravilno
nagibajo otrokovo hotelje in ga
smotreno vzgajajo V tenn, da
mora clovek znati, da @svojo vo-
ljo podredi najprej wolff dru-
gih, potem pa tudi syojim last
MIN neurejenim zeljam.
Zato je danes svet tako poln
potepuhov in delomrznezev, ker
je bila njihova prva vzgoja
zgrescna, ker so Sc vzgajali sa-
moglavi, XII MISC nikoli hotel in
znali upostevati potrebe in wolfe
in zelja drugih, med katerim
so bill.
"Yo quiero" takole krici
in cepeta drobljancek.
Tedaj mora mama razumeti,
da -ljubezen nj tenn, da otroku
ugodi. Prava ljubezen je V tenn,
da otroka S pravo strogostjo
ukloni. Mic zato, &c bo nekaj
casa otrok krical. Bolje je, da
enkrat krici 10 minut, drugic 5,
tretjic pa 2 minuti, potem bo
yoo Wi
Morda pa niti tega ne bo tre-
ba, ker DO zadostovala odlocna
beseda in oster pogled, pa DO
mali nasilnik uklonil svojo trdo-
glavost.
Prava vzgoja zahteva odlocen
upor proti samovolji takoj, ka-
dar Sc pojavi pri otroku zname-
ME, da hoce S trmo kaj izsiliti.
! Mott Sc mama, &c misli, da je
otrok he DO incl rad, ce bo
MIN stroga, kadar je otrok tr-
mast Prav nasprotno DO
dozivela: zaigrala DO otrokovo
ljubezen, &c ga DO prevec raz-
vajala in "crtljala''.