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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

Blessed with intuition and happy-go-
lucky viewpoint, Lucky has become top
Snowman, If not model bus nessm a II.
Trouble or its prospect doesn't worry him.
THE worst thing that can happen TO YOU
he says, rs the inevitable
When Lucky sits still and concentrates.
about as frequently as the 10Th OF February,
YOU have a real philosopher from whose lips
roll unstudied phrases like these
"A man can always do dirt better than he
can do good There's no reason why man
with knowledge should be broke An ordl.
nary man can succeed il he surrounds himself
with brains and is ruled by the power OF sug-
geston The way to become big is TO as
sociate with big people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

Charles BOYER. Ingrid Bergman and
Joseph Gotten are the electrifying three
some around which this strange love
story revolves
\ 4 =
The results are melodramatie.
4
Credit MCM for bringing out the
sinister facet and adding TO the Boyer
drawing power
And for Ingrid Bergman those bells
will toll again in a Glamour Of applause.
=
It's Brilliant Bergman In "Caslight".
4
George Cukor directed and deserves
yet another halo for the splendidness
OF his Interpretation.
= =
Arthur Hornblow. Jr.. producer. de-
serves laurels. too.
Dame Nav Whtty's performance and
that Of newcomer Angela mot angelic
LanSbury are something 70 look forward
TO. too.
4 4 4
'JaSliRht" Is stirring throughout.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
new YORK NIGHT LIFE

and Madison Square Garden, is
often referred TO by members OF
the writing fraternity.
Wen not wear you down with
excerpts OF what white critics
had TO say. most OF which crlti-
cism was expected by many. In
all fairness 70 the company It
should be stated that many things
in addition 20 poor acoustics and
sounding boards contriyed 10
make for a squeaky reception Of
voices much better than fair. vii
liam Franklin was heroic at
times, and we recommend that as
many as possible attend his per-
Torrance in Ballot Russo tMonte
Carlo) at Mayor LaGuardia Civic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

center watch for announcement
OF date) IN which he Will be the
sole Negro PRINCIPAL.
Joseph Lipscomb disappointed
as I'm actor. but was passlng-good
as niger. Lillian Eyanti as
"viol~ left little 10 be desired
But Fsanklin's "Gormont" was
superb. enabling him 70 steal the
show from the rest OF the COM
pany.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
SEX AND the LOVE LIFE

Yht 49, - diaersnt fem ~ oftiafry -
hsoAt n aet eHlY oivSt 80 n heattf ufalahi.
ioruafd etolaaAiioa 81 tht So ougtlIcn BET
oaal nufh iurfhfr. n taffies ~ rtr ~ tiru
lhfeaah ne whels assflepmrnl Il lrvrlft a.
neaftIfed ~ 80 nantlad - fren prlmtlg
ares u tislhfsd peFtont rsu ulIl ~ ihfltift
- lsafn uha " a fsalie 81 abcli go vhal
mrsfss psople y 80 81 ihfy a. u 80 teach
Vou e adarl ~ ahi nullutf ieeard rrnf msif
Macy uhe hats ftad hlt veattffr tsat 49,
changes frtm ftleaina crude So iHtllntti q a.
latsiNesrl srnfosfh y I've nshls~ fhs, g..
sffltntsa oftrsf loe. ffflfra rnif fcm
plsftly tatti,ist 80 80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
Duke Fires Betty Roche; Keeps
Prettu VIM Who Can't Sing
By DON DE LEIGHBOR


VIM
played Canada
Lee n the s. paihct'
such
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

class comparable 70 Billie Holiday
and Maxine sullivan, had a great
future with the Duke she was as
popular as any soloist when che
sang With Ellingtons band at the
Capitol theater on Broadway last
year on the same bin that featured
Lena Horne In fact she was as
busy as could be auiographing
things for the huge press OF white
fans who ganged her backsiage.
In Carnegie Hit
Betty Roche was sensational
when she sang with Ellington in
his first Carnegie Hall concert ap-
pearance singing excerpts from
he much talked-about "Back
Brown and Beise" opus by the
Duke. The public thought her tops
Yet. Duke cased her out after he
had added the beauteous Nini 70
his roster. Wini Johnson has had
spotted career Ia the theaier.
married by domestic troubles which
unfortunately got into the papers
10 do her little good Beyond that.
she has every thing colored girl
needs to crash the top drawer set
OF the nightife and theatrical pro-
fession. She is one OF those dazz-
ling brownskins that fairly drips
loyeliness. She can dance, act look
pretty. and is hiehly intelligent.
But she can't sing
Follows I,y's Pattern
Betty Roche has none Of winfs
winsome beauty. Neither aid Ivy
Anderson. Who probably did more
than any other person IN the FL =
lington ensemble who dian't play
an insirument-and that includes
the acts such as the Spirits o.
Rhythm Jigsaw Jackson, ETC.
to help build the DIXIE TO inierna-
ional fame Ivy Anderson sang
She was a singer or the rare order
and ability Of an Ethel Waters an
old time trouper who had ms
/ charm TO WOW European audiences
and 10 send audiences in American
ltheaters into spasms with sncl
songs as u Got 1t Bad and Tha
Amt Good. and 1T Don't Near
a Thing II You Amt Got Tha
swing Bette Roche was the frs
singer who filled with ease The
shoes Ivy Anderson LETT when sh'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22
A MoNfY.BAck ouARANIEE

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80 aoi wore fraf ssfIfaed lost fsisru uem
Neu monsf ~fu b. ftiueard inmeeisfeiy 90
sUet 10 rlll oVf rHr COUPON Aho
NAIL ~ lOoAf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-04-22

nsre FtmWkseis prss,itai hcek NAT esls
rlehf dosn 70 tarth lef everyday pseois u Il
81 tnifadsd fpf anyors UndW n n - battd 81
~ aussiiont eshfd and ne inicfmaiton Secured
~ han q mlllion 81 ne auihof paiitntt nnt
reffespendsntt q scsefs aimoti EVER pfetiem u
mMifai lsharmsnY ana 80 slmfai Nes I'll
lsaa shai ntsiystct theuld ~ thf Mi aiehi--
ths s0esu u - liaItailea 80 eytfiaduleeHsf
--hoe sften inftrteufts thQuld taAs nlaef-ths
tethaleut 81 esoe loter--hos - nd asrlne
nsetlfuai paiet - preaaanrf mestuagts. eit
ttary uaes u 80 pattsd slth saluahN lniafma.
laa sallh ne nlIaa d 81 } halll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

In this retreat for the homeless he
made the acquaintance Of another
hero OF mischance, the well known
etcher, Alex Wag. who, like himself
had lost all of his wealth in gambling
establishments
There he also made friends with
frowzy fellow, nlCknamed "Joli
Occur, who had won renOWn at the
beginning of the century A. q cabaret
singer, amassed a million. Squandered
il on demi mondaineS and finally
found himself on the street without
a sou.
Then discovering that his welcome
at the hospice was as worn out as his
clothes. Marius peddled papers in the
port 10 keep from starving. until he
learned one day that the induStrialiSt
Ihibaut had quit the Cote d'Azur 10
live IN Paris with his family
Feeling deeply wFengcd and furi.
ously revengcful, MariuS determined
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

DechenauX had Staked all of his
hopes upon this interview, and lost
In his calendar of woe there was no
day so black as that He tottered
back 10 the Place Maubert with bent
back and limp legs
Such misery as he endured has
driven many men TO suicide. but
Marfus, as he wandered after dark
beside the Seine, did not dream for
moment OF putting an end 10 his
sorrow. of drinking annihiation in
the river
Consumed by his hatred Of Thibaut.
10 whom he unreaSonably attributed
his downfall, the mendicant was
seized with an irresistible desire 10
murder the manufacturer. and the
next day bought a vendetta" knife
In pursuance OF a fixed determine
ton 10 aSSasSinate his former friend
he followed him one evening as he
entered the Tolbiac subway station
and. before terrified byStanders, fell
upon him like a wild beast
Despite six knife wounds in the
abdomen, Thibaut lived to start
lawsuit against DechenauX, i'm which
he asked for justice and for damages
amounting TO a quarter Of a million
francs the sum he borrowed from
Marius and never returned.
The case. which comes up next
month in the Seine AsSiZes, will be-
followed with much interest by Pari-
slams, who are inclined 10 pity the ex-
millionaire. and who believe his vic
tim, after the trial. will be in posi-
ton 10 appreciate the truth of the
saying
"Sue beggar catch a louise"
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

10 follow Thibaut In five months he
trudged from NarSeille 10 Paris, beg
ging his bread from town 20 town
sleeping on doOrsteps or in bitches
Paris has no spot more desperately
gloomy than the Quarter Maubcrt.
and II was there, among indescribably
dirty rogues and Migrants, that ne
found work as a ragpicker.
Finding nothing good in life but
what made him forget II, Marius
spent most Of the sous he gained as
ragpicker at Guignard's wine shop,
a rendezvous of rascaldom. whence
recruits are drawn for those branches
OF human activity leading 20 the
prison and the guillotine.
There, as at Marseille. he fell in
with two former millionaireS, who
looked on him with favor Georges
Pluchard, once n wine merchant
worth 100000 francs but now vaga-
bond and Denis Dandin former
dandy and gameSter. who had adopted
the calling OF deadbeat.
The latter, who had dropped mil
lion at Deauville wore clothes clothed
with filth and falling to pieces. ear.
ried a cane, and walked barpfOoted
on the boulevards, where he was
often seen, surrounded by street
gamins.
Meanwhile Marius never forgot
why he had come to Paris whether
he roved the streets in quest OF rub
biSh or caroused at Guignard'S
One day, on learning where his
enemy lived, he went 10 see him hop
ing Thibaut would feel sorry for him
and pay back the debt. But, waxing
indignant, the industrialist told the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

ness, Marius handed him 10000
francs, assuring his new-found friend
mat me was IN no hurry To be paid
During the next decade Dechcnaux
continued 10 worship at the shrines
OF the Goddess of Chance, but that
capricious deity eventually reduced
him 10 abiect poverty.
80 Marius begged Thibaut 10 pay
back the money he owed him. but the
septuagenarian said he was not re.
SponSible for his sons debt and re.
ed TO reimburse him.
Down and out. Dechenaux drifted
about like a derelict In Meritone he
became dishwaSher. in Nice a
vendor of old bottles, in ToufOn
CLEANER of the cutters, in Marseille
rat-catCher
ON losing his last job. he found
refuge in the famous hOspice founded
by the Freres dc Saint lean de Dieu
in the heart of MarSeille.
March IL, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

iduAs the NllllOndlIe n
cant" who used 10 be one O
most carefree playboys of, the
French Riviera, but Tor quite a
while has been begging Tor his
bread and sleeping on the bare
ground.
Ruined by gambling, his rul.
ing passion. he finally reached
The lowest depths of wretched-
ness. Stunning the days, he
spent his nights, like a phan.
tom, haunting the sordid streets
OF the Quarter Maubert. the
city's worst slum 49, mumbling
and muttering 10 himself. as he
upbraided Fate for reducing him
TO such a sorry plight.
But the other night, accord
ing 70 word just received from
Paris, his familiar figure
S pectre thin and profuselv
patched - was missing from lis
customary haunts. The mil.
ll0naire -MendicaAt"4 -fts4t4f,tf,
up and down in a prison cell
What crime had he commit.
-te4+ , HI Il passage Uf-rtle-rn1-
Dlac subway station he had
-rled 10 murder an old man
I (hed Thihaut. stabb. lg him
~ times in the stomach with
poniard he had purchased for
a t." sous IN the Flea Market"
near the Place Maubei
Having knitted his victim,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

80 y
gave himself up 10
the police and took
delight in telling
them how he de-
tested I'hihaut
His deadly hatred
Of Thibaut dates
back a dozen years
when, surrounded
by the glaring bril-
lance OF d fortune
made at Hanoi.
Tonkin, he scat.
tered gold in the
casinos OF the Cote
q a Z u T W / I h
princely prodigality.
At Monte Carlo.
he became the boon
companion Of Thi-
bdut, a manufaC.
turer down on his
luck. and when the
latter asked him
for a loan one day
in order TO estab-
liSh his son i'm hltSi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Trailing the
Man Who Had
WrOnged Him
Into the
subway,
DechenauX
EXacted
Vengeance
With His
Cheap Knife.

beggar 10 get out,
calling him a black
mailer and threaten
ing him with the po
lice if bothered again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
By LOWELL MORRILL,
Former Paris Correspondent

10 VAGABOND is better known
N in Paris than Marius Deche-
naux, the Millionaire Mendi.
cant" who used 10 be one of the
most carefree DlaYboYS of the
Evening star., 1944-03-01
MECHANICS HELPERS,

Also car washers and cleaners, experienced
preferred. Apply garage superintendent,
greyhound Garage of Washington, I345
New York ave, ne. Applicant must pre-
sent statement of availability from his
Evening star., 1944-03-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

THANKS TO YOU" you'll say after my
clever printed idees are out Top honors
for keeping. Ray Hollander, RA 1884 Il
RESTAURANT. doing good business; in
doing $500 mo. Apply 23i5 18th st. NV.
RoOMING HOUSE WANTED, having sood
sSasr ssSasoss only 0uyss ss7 S! deal direct with
RESTAURANT With liquor license or pack
100000. Would consider several small
est,ablishmensts i sound. With principals
ATLANTIC CITY-Brick hotel for sale:
l45 rooms. 81 baths: bar with stock of
liauor near beach. Wilson. 300 Atlantic
MUST SELL BUSINESS of adjacent
rooming houses, $500 mo. income. Rent,
Sl22; rooms for own occupancy included.
RESTAURANT and bar for sale. est. 40
years; excelIent, business; good lease.
sRsfXukaSf HsltXE kanSsf slearihs s5 to ssso
$500. R. NJ. De shazo, 1923 i4th.
DINING ROOM RESTAURANT Cdinner,
9only};, m dmodernly equipped; very attrac,:
Sai5oo,S4' atb 9a tsrms sJnn R. NJ De shazo' 1.2s
coctkTAh lounge. open 4 pm. does
s$S9 day serms nstS ooS fos2 g. sbano month
bkHGsTokT, owner in Army, mist sell
BE- shazo, s'19sDG iias i4th. NA ft@ 55aS r. M
RESTAURANT diauor and beer), clears
about $500 mo-. S5,750.oO, stock extra.
ALL-DAY RESTAURANT and night busi-
ness. One of the best locations anywhere,
About ] mi, OF D. c. Simply tired and
space, spacious floors, etc Doing about
$4,000 weekly. Food, LIQUOR, etc. If you
able, we will help you. Ex 6770.
735 9Th ST. S.E.-Store and 3 apts ultra.
modern interiors, 24-ft. front. II you are
ambitious TO- make money here Is your
chance. Sell furnished or not. Homer
Hunter, EX. 6770.
Continued on Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1944-03-01
AUTO MECHANICS

Large Buick dealer in center of town
needs experienced mechanics Shop filled
conditions and clean warm. welI-venti-
lated shop. Permanent position now and
after the war if qualified Referral card
Orme. 18th and NJ StS n W -
Evening star., 1944-03-01
TYPIST.

Position in local branch ONCE Of one of
the leading fire and casualty insurance
companies for typist who desires a perma-
nent position with good future and ideal
working conditions. Apply NORTHWEST
ERN NATIONAL INSURANCE CO., 4O9
Woodward Bldg
Evening star., 1944-03-01
PAINTERS AND HELPERS,
SPRAY OR BRUSH.
HELP WOMEN.

FFSfV6t<s
ASSISTANT to manager capable woman,
9ns 9ns %no ano"s restaurant business BOX
ASSISTANT ,BooKKEEPER for newspaper
office; must know typing; permanent; 5k-
ASSISTANT PASTRY COOK, 10 to $50,
weekdays, also Sundays; good salary.
AssokTERs, ASST FEHi ats colored no experience nee
essary excellent salary, steady position,
.SnN lSst wpTk pRonE Apply 1923 South Capitol St:
with an established cientee :H eo for Women
OF Sf spssa pleasing personality who would like
BAKERY sALEsCLERKs. full or part time:
g9od p;ftisp pay; Apply to store nearest home
and eommissons na' Ct Gail psal VA 's ISL s4o week
BEAUTICIAN, men or women; good salary
tlons Albert de Paris. 1924 Conn. ave-.
BEAUTY OPERATOR; excellent salary and
ant an n.SIY slisntels aer GE Eo oeoo or GE; 7elo
%G ssS aSF a s. ns2 n1 sha sn
$40 week and commission: so5 Kennedy
op snoD Salary GE aad 1890
MISSION mis- 1888 Rhode Island ave. ne:
BEAUTY OPERATOR. e17 7th st. NV,
Metropolitan Beauty Shop.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced, $40
week and commission excellent working
conditions. Helene Beauty Shop. JOBS
BEAUTY OPERATOR, license not required;
top salary and 500 commission; hours.
e. to ,ra 6 and o z Say @ a week. oxford 2434.
BEAUTY OPERATORS .(e), experienced,
for high-class salon, vicinity I4th and
Thomas Circle or 14th and Kennedy sts
Attractive proposition to right party. Can
BEAUTY OPERATORS, 2, all-around good
hours, highest salary and commission. WO.
5521 or CO. 3032.
BEAUTY OPERATORS desiring steady
salary and commission. Apply Pat Your
RaHf1TV RaiHrdTssser 6psRlrdal Ell 18th 8 NV
ployTent. S42.50 and commission.
Gragan,s rs, Beauty Beauty Shop. 5oos Conn. ave.
BOOKKEEPER and officer manager for
women's apparel shop; applicants should
De experienced in all phases of book
Keeping. credit. work, general ledger con-
troll, taxes; salary open to one qualified
Reply, -taLing experience education and
oual.fca"ons. Box 21e-o. Star.
Evening star., 1944-03-01

Average Earnings Over $50 Per Week.
experience Not Necessary.
Training Paid For
Plenty of Work
Paid Vacations.
Free Transportation,
Congenial Fellow Workers.
Many Other Well-Paying Jobs Open,
APPLY WEEKDAY MORNINGS.
CAPITAL TRANSIT Co,
36th and Prospect Ave NV
GEORGETOWN.
81, !Tnose employed full time at maximum
skill in other war industries not eligible j
OUTSIDE CLERICAL WORK.
FULL OR PART TIME.
Experience Not Necessary.
Training Paid For
Mature Age No Objection.
No Rigid Physical Requirements
, Learn to check traffic Work full time a
lays per week; S130 per month to start,
automatic increase.
Need men or women able to report for
work weekdays between am and 7:3O
! m. and then work for several hours
Also those able to report for work between
and pm. and work at least hours
vt time
Apply Weekday Mornings,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO,
36th and Prospect Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
I2Il C St Neyt 10 CHIIRCH
PERSONAL.

e YOU HAVE no alarm clock. call OR.
1913 for prompt wake-up service Lots
2L6fkIT E 5fiisd pfoPnR f9SfGTefs nd quiet f.myk.
amosphe1s Sae, and careful attention in ane
ssGsssssPI1s 5s ss5ssS h 5sss Pace mhs "
ties, etc; complete with chairs and card
al ase sodane il eoP0s MR ssdo HeEh "A 1859 car line
mhHh method Results srsssaise 70 isr my Gn
sms or mensy back Wr tol se9Se No
PHONE sHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Mis-,
aLxRM a q Gl6cKs 5c s'snd'uTs shd Watches repaired
,4-day service; year guarantee, reason
a3Fe a3b ST rates sw a sor E Hauss' matchmaker III
METAL ENGRAvfNG-Bracelet lockets.
iighteTs: etc reasonable. Miller ,Ensrssv-
Miss fiooDs private S kinaergarfen. inc, ssHei 1929
Massachusetts ave. NV; school of DANCING
and nursery: hour. day or week. $40
DAY NURSERY Children boarded in
n9rses pleasant suburban home: sH:
INCOME tax RETnRNs A51ps Bfepsred foT IN
dividuals; days, nights and SUNDAYS; very
HIGHLY ie cuLTURED tITitT Ed WOMAN teache,
English self-confidence. freedom from self.
consciousness: private tutor. MI 1850.
HOSIERY REPAIRS. special two-day serv-
ice. 10 cents per thread run, expert opera
tor. Needlecraft. $50 18th ST. NV
INCOME TAX EXPERT will prepare your
return; low rates. ONCE at Brsinin
Jewelry. 201 II St NV s.
WATCH REPAIRING. 3 to day service:
all work guaranteed. S Franks Jewelry
Co, ll04 f4th st. NV. nr. L. Open ewes.
INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED
2132 Penna. ave. NV, q am to 10
pm: daily and Sunday. Reasonable rates.
National 4S46. Is.
HOME TAX SERVICE
Returns conveniently prepared in your
home Weekday. Saturday ewes: Sunday
all day RE. o27I -
Evening star., 1944-03-01

SITUATIONS WOMEN.

NURSE desires care OF chronic invalid in
D. C. during day; live out CHI. 6962.
Box 141-E. Star. Il
NURSE, practical. white: semi-invalid or
convalesclng case; will help with home
duties, HO 5S29
NURSE, UNDERGRADUATE, capable, wishes
private case, day duties; excellent refer
ences. Box 1876, Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced. wants
Randolph 6O1O g
RESIDENT MANAGER, apt bldg, in good
neighborhood: nominal salary, includes
apt: one adult. Box 146-E. Star %
SECRETARY. considerable experience, large
corporation and law of6ces; qualifications.
not completely employed in present Gov
vernment position: previous duties re-
auired standards OF quality experienced IN
law reporting and office MANAGEMENT; wishes
to contact law firm or corporation reour-
ing first class secretarial assistance.
GE 1919
Evening star., 1944-03-01
TINE EVENING STAR Washington ID C. R-fe
w00MssbAs T.
MAJ eoAAosyic lesss.,
$40 WEEK.

s.'@:s:s ss:sss Z, GO. .f's :fs "'gs.ss,.ss'
hissfiss,' sooa COOS. sksI tsEr IN.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
CASHIERS

AGES $3.50,
In good health, active and accustomed
TO standing several hours al time Good
moral character and clear record of past
employment essential. Good vision ac-
euracy at figures and legible handwriting
fuii time evening shifts Steady work.
start, automatic increases
APPLY IN PERSON,
Evening star., 1944-03-01
EXTRACTOR MAN

For laundry; experienced or willing to
learn. permanent Job with q postwar fu-
ture. Apply Blue Ribbon Laundry, 471z
Hampden lane. Bethesda, Nd.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
JELLEFF"S.

1214-1220 st.
Immediate. openings in. the alteration
aepartment Tor experienced coat and dress
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01

Western Front-Canadian troops
battle onto Wdlcheren island
against stiff Nazi resistance In bit
ter battle for Antwerp. Allied
front now extends all across South
west Holland.
Eastern Front Red Army
drives within ~ miles OF Buda-
pest, breaks through German de-
lenses between Danube and Tisza
rivers.
Balkans-Brltish patrols reach
port OF Salonika where 10000 Nazis
still remain.
Pacife-Tokyo radio reports Sue
perfort raid on Tokyo, claims Jap
counterinvasion Of Pelellu island.
Chang Kai.shek imposes strictl
censorship on foreign correspon-
dents In wake of Stllwell recall.
sir Wsr-Hoayy bombers blast
Cologne for fourth straight day.
Italy British clear Germans
from Meldola: German counterat-
tack thrown back south OF Bologna. .,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
Political Action Committee,
ST., 900 Club Draw Dewey Fire

was caught up by Republican par.
tisans in the throng and repeated
with whoops OF delight. Dewey was
greeted. when he first appeared,
by rehearsed chant from the
crowd. ITS time for a change"
Dewey, declaring that Mr.. Roos-
evelt had undertaken to insult the
new leadership" said the country
could not afford to have -four more
years OF stalemate and hostility
between the President OF the Unit.
ed States and Congress"
we can and we will restore to
the White House a willingness TO
work out problems with the Con
gress rs equals, in the American
fashion. over the conference table"
he declared. I'VE must bring an en- I.
TO government by abuse and by
smear
Eight Proposals
Saying that virtually every ele-
ment OF our program Is something
the New Deal has fought against
or neglected and cannot now, for
election purposes. claim TO favor"
Dewey outlined eight proposals he
said the Republicans would put in
to effect, II victorious.
Briefly. these pledged direction
OF government policies toward full
See DEWEY-Page r
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-01
Death Driver.in
Municipal Court

Floyd McFall, driver of the road
scraper which fatally injured Ida
Bullock Oct. IL, 1914. appeared be-
fore the municipal court Wednes-
day for preliminary hearing. Nc
Fall is charged with negligent
homicide, and as Prosecutor John
Rae pointed out 10 the court that
a charge OF contributory negli-
gence on the part of the Bullock
girl is not acceptable in court as
defense in criminal case. McFall.
standing on his constitutional
rights did not testify before the
court, nor. as his own attorney.
did he question any of the states
witnesses.
The defendant has been bound
over to the circuit court and was
released without bond, upon rec
ommendation OF the prosecutor.