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Evening star., 1944-08-24
BY the Associated Press.

bS lllt ASSUCldteu FIeSS.
Romanias withdrawal from the
war takes from Germany's side the
most valuable, economically, Of her
remaining satellites.
The crippled Nazi L,ftwade and
mechanical forces received one
third Of their vital petroleum from
the great fields around Ploesti. In
addition, Romania has given Ger
many rich supplies of food, metals
and men to keep the war going
She long has been the key to the
entire German position in the Bal
kans.
1t was there that Hitler made his
first infiltration to break up the
Balkan block in 1910.
It was there that he gathered his
troops first for the penetration OF
Bulgaria and then for the conquest
Of Greece.
Lest by Joining Nazis.
1t was in Romania that he built
one of his major springboards for
the 1871 attack on Russia, lurins
nationalistic RomarIians on with
the promised return Of Bessarabia
and Northern Bucovina, which Ro-
mania had ceded to the Soviet
Union under pressure a year previ-
ously.
But territorially, as we'll as in
every other way, Romania lost by
her association with the Germans
Her soil was used as a political
pawn to placate Hungary and Bull
,garia. Dubious promises to return
Evening star., 1944-08-24

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Evening star., 1944-08-24
Dr.. QuiIkon Elected

LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. c., Aug
"a R.-Dr. w. F. Quillian of the
South Georgia Conference of the
Methodist Church was elected execu-
tive l'secretary Of the Southeastesr
jattdicssonal council Of tt chu
yesterday. His headquarters wM be
in Atlanta.
Evening star., 1944-08-24
and will be worse OIL than when
she joined with Adolf Hitler.
Once Happy Hunting Ground,

and will be worse OF than when
she joined with Adolf Hitler.
Once Happy Hunting Ground.
From the start of the war in 1899
until she joined in the attack on
Russia in l941, Romania was a
hapy hunting ground for agents of
all cDuntries. She traded with All
on = cash basis until the Germans
employed a typical ffth-column
trick to win her to their side. 4
The country was thrown into
chaos by the German-supported
Iron Guard, an anti-Semitic organ
ization of toughs and rabble-rousers
headed by Horia Sima.
These green-shirted copies of Hit
er's own storm troopers shook King
Carol OF the throne, replaced him
with hts young son, Michael, and
instituted blood bath against jews.
The Germans IN January. .s.194l,
suddenly withdrew their support-and
helped the military government of
Gen. Ion Antonescu. Thus stabilized
NJ q oCAt eAldI lAdo
shaky, Antorescue was willing tool
as the Germans turned Romania
into a great base for the attack on
Russia.
Changed BY Battle Losses.
All went well until Romanian
battle casualties in Russia passed
the haf-million mark. Then Ro-
mania started sending out peace
feelers.
Chief Allied supporter in Romania
was the Transylvanian peasant
leader. Juliu MANU-. Significantly,
he now takes rank in the new peace
cabinet. Revered by the peasants,
he Is a former premier, liked by
many of the Allies, and more demo-
cratic-minded than most of his
country's crop Of politicians. He has
made a lifetime fight to keep
Iransylvania as part of Romania.
Only his tremendous public
prestige has kept him out of Jail or
worse during the years of German
domination.
The need is greater buy
more War R0ndSt
Evening star., 1944-08-24
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The need is greater buy
more War Bends!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Attempt toChedt
DSR Charged

Arrested as he started 10 board
2 train al the Michigan Central
station. Standard d. Stephens. 35,
of $40 w Grand Blvd. was
charged with attempting TO obtain
money under false pretqnses from
the DSR
Police said that Stephens listed
faise witnesses to a collision be-
tween ms automobile and a Baker
streetCar Jan. 10 press his claim
for SIS damage
Three QucStionnaires were sent
by the DSR 10 Stephens witnesses
who returned them untitled and
unsigned Two were said to be
intimate friends of the defendant.
Stephens was also accused Of in
tercepting DSR mail addressed TO
them. 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
90 SDDs Cited
For Illegal
Liquor Deals

IN = drive 80 stamp out The
widespread Illegal practice Of fa-
veritisHf, more than 68 Detroit
SDps have been cited hy t1r
state liquor control commission
within the last two weeks Conn
missioner Felix Flynn revealed
here today
Some SDDs also have been il-
legally selling thor- stock - pre-
MUM prices 10 bars. reducing The
supply 10 ration card holders,
Flynn said
Il don't want Co make any
blanket accusations" Flynn oc-
clared. "but the cheating of the
public nv the SDDs i the big
gest problem in the liquor >itua-
tion that the commission has
To contend with TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Elderly Pair Offered
Place I'm Soldier Home

brighter The plight of the family
was called to their attention by a
story ln The Detroit Times.
Today their ease was 10 be
presented 10 the soldiers "reucf
committee. and Whalcn said. they
were offered "a haven for the rest
OF their lNcS an the Michigan Sol
d.crs Home al Grand Rapids
There he said they could lead
proud lives together
John Shan3han of the ShorlffS
patrol who discussed this plan 90
The couple said Kennedy is agree
able but Mrs Kennedy demmrcd
a1 breaking up their home.
Order Var Stamps delivered
Co your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
PUT WHISKY ASIDE

Most 81 the SID offenders
caught by control commission iu-
SpectorS were found 10 be putting
whisky aside for old customers.
This IS a violation OF the liquor
ration law. which CompelS sales
without favor 10 whomSoever has
an eligible punch on ms card
inspectors have found Sc
creted whisky wrapped in paper
bearing names, obviously of the
person for whom II WAS being
kept back" Flynn disclosed
Packages marked with names
containing number Of quarts
have been found. Somebody was
going 90 get more whisky than
he had punches for.
WON'T BE TOLERATED
Both OF these practices are
illegal, not 10 mention cheating.
and won't be tolerated"
Flynn dashed al protests of SID
proprietorS who charge they arc
not getting enough whisky from
the commission and are being dis
eliminated against IN favor Of
bars, giving this as the reason
they don't have enough whisky
for their customers.
''The distribution has been
worked out -equitabls, :" Flynn
said, land there should be a
months ration for every card
holder at the SID where he
applied for the card"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Harris Again
| ocne Nordie+
LU0CS VCIUILI

OSsie tBulldog) Harris again
came close to winning a fight at
Olympia Blu, for the fourth time
he lost the decision This one was
to Ivy Jannazzo, New York mid
dleweight.
Low blows by OSsie last night
provided the margin Of victory IN
what otherwise would haze heen
a very close hereunder. Referee
Sam Hennesscy awarded the fifth
and seventh rounds 10 Jannazzo
for that reason.
Mike Della. Los Angeles, scored
q technical knockout over I'd
DOWl of Newark in the other 10
FOUNDER Referee Clarence Peseh
stopped the affair in the ninth.
Della threw 10 punches 10
DnMLS- Two IN every round but
until the eighth was unable 10
floor him Ii was Dela'S 30th
kayo in 80 bouts.
Leroy Willis. Detroit, stopped
Gary RoSSet. Grand Rapids. in the
second Buster PeckS Detroit de-
ciSioned Lee Hartman. Jackson,
and Danny Duffy Detroit. out
pointed Johnny Narcy, Detroit. in
other bouts.
A crowd of 2,735 paid a net of
S4,056 20 see the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
More Tire Chains

More tire chains are in pros
poet for next winter, under a
WPB order Just issued in Wash
inCton raising the percentage Of
metals which may be used for
passenger car chain production
from l6etn "A per cent Of the
metal used from April /, 194l,
10 March 81 1912. The order is
effective until next March 81.
Added production, however. is
forbidden i'm labor shortage
areas. which are restricted 10
the tonnage as last year except
hy specific authorization Of the
WPB Plants IN the No. ] and 2
areas must file requests for adj
ditlonal production and show
whether or not more manpoWer
VIII be required.
Increased production of farm
tractor tire chains is also au-
ihorilcd by WPB. The 500 by
is tire size has been added 70
the list of sizes permitted for
commercial vehicles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
3I22 New
Pin Mark
STANDINGS

DiPonio Of the West Side
Rwling Classic a. Crest Lanes
a new league record today Of
1922 rolled last night. The former
holder. league leading Delray
scored 1868.
Games Of 1921 1922 1853
brought the record count. Herb
Zieman shot SIS. Victor Trcvisan
GAO. Howard Zicman 631 and Tom
Diponio 627. Dlponio leaves for
army service April IS.
Other high TALES came from
Vince Sarah 645. George and
Walter Marzecka 635 and el3.
Wayne WhIteman 6l9 Roy VOL
fran 624 Newton Kcathlcv 63s.
Clarence Smith $50. Andy Slabo
.652 Ralph Hcdgccock 81. Sieve
Soltes sid Potc Rcpcila go Ted
Gevernink sos Herb Tabber' 627
Scott Willis SIS. Steve Kent 636.
Delray's loss finish rs fourth
season high single Delrsy has a
nine-point lead with SIX games
10 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Loses Lead
For 1st Time
STANDINGS

Koppitz is out of the Metropoli-
tan Classic League lead today for
first time since the season
~ned last September. Plymouth
Machine had two from Koppitz at
Palm Beach last night as Rain
bow, the defending champion. won
three. and Standard lost twice 90
WEIGH. In consequence. Rainbow
took over from Koppltz by a
single game
Rainbow had PHI for night high
in shutting out krajenke. Plym-
outh made 1852 10 Koppltz' 2637.
WEIGH had $3.50 10 25l1 for Stand
ard. In losing Standard had Is
splits and Is misses and other
clubs did not fare much better.
Or. Mitchell Korbelak OF Plym-
outh was first in scoring on 627.
Dave Newman, WEIGH, and Zeke
Tody, Rainbow. tied AZ 6l9 Kop-
pitt Roland Ritter had SOC and
Pete RoSsman, Chene Trombly
6l6.
Koppitz won the opener from
Plymouth by seven pins, lost the
second by is and the third by six
The league rolls at Palmer Park
Recreation, Z p. M next Thursday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Decide Two
Pin Champs
BY HAROLD KAHL

Growing Of The Detroit Times
Sweepstakes ard Women'S State
champions head the Easter week
end bowling parade which will see
both these events close al Imperial
and Olympic Recrcations respcc-
lively.
Such clubs as Stroh. Palm
Beach, Pepsi-Cota. Palmer Park,
New Fairview Nos and . Jerry
Mccarthy and kraetke will have
the final shots AT the 1859 Of Coca
Cola in Class A. George MacLel-
lanS Young. winner under FarriS
last year, is listed with Is others
in Class r. where Goessman'S Is
high on 2S9S.
Only Alice Loves New Ealrlicu
stands in the path of Eddie Coy $
Vernor'S and the Class A cham
pionShip in the WJmen's State on
2697. Mercurio Bros. and Am-
baSSador NJ Bay City loom as the
only threats 10 De LuXe'S 1868 IN
liit WEI Didit ~ amer ~ ~
Bob Thyne's third Paris sweeper
will open AT Rcd Mil with II
teams rolling. while Ernie Bollc $
mixed doubles starts AT Noting
ham. The Women's City wifi con-
tinuc Al the Great Lakes and the
S50-Handicap AT Chene-Trombly
As the Federation OF Labor closes
Al the Cadillac UAW-CIO and
.CYO events are taking holidays.
HERE AID THERE Herman RuppeI
came no Win POS 2Os 2r7 for ST. as
Sackman's posted 1882 and 3o9i IN me
Msc0mb All star Ray GREGG tipped
25A ana Krseiks Five MS IN the cen
'ennlal House Charles DAVIS 2sq ~
the Ritter House carr Novak 25s
m me Parklsnd Ted Look 25s and
Tom Rooney 237-192225 for 6i4 In the
Detroit Flks
other league HIGHS Elmer Dreher NJ
Elliott senior. 2f5 Tony RIM Gleneagles
I ST HUuEF ZFf ana $3.50 BIT NyFsTF, Zy6
and N Mruk SIS, Beacon House Pete
NalGol RunCimsn 23S George KshCh.
Terry s25 235 and s3S Reed Irwin
23f and Harvey McKenns sos. Glen
eagles -25. Ray Foraker 233. and A
Hsnett s32. Pillar senior Viola CAP
paert Bowling Green Ladies Is5. Mike
Bodrug Terry's Senior 233 Art Bow
man sprngWeHs Tavern, 23i stan Wal.
lace and Walt Curshaw. Ford Aircraft
213.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Break Bot+Ienecks

Truck makers deserve more
than A passing pat on the back
for their achievements for the
first quarter In January pro-
duction started off very slowly
and behind schedule. In FehTu-
ary II improved but bOtttcnCCks
in roller bearings. axleS. etc,
still kept them from reaching
quotas.
II was the middle Of February
before the Improvement began
10 show and with bottlcnecks
broken the manufacturers
turned out the civilian vehicles
in such numbers during March
that they exceeded the first
quarter quota. In addition, mill
tary requirements were met. so
that the-t total production Vas
1O4 per cent Of The scheduled
goal for the three months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Billy Herman Starts
Navy Boot Training

GREAT LAKES. m, April 7
tUP) -- Billy Herman veteran
BROOKLYN Dodgers second base
man, started boot training today
at the Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station.
Herman. % a resident Of New
Albany Ind. arrived az the sta
tion yesterday with a group of
InduCteeS from Indianapolis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Irene DenoviiCh Wins
Junior Pin Classic

Irene DcnOvich is winner on
points today Of The first annual
women s Junior individual bowling
classic a. Winter Garden. Elsie
Iornheck is second and Ann Cor
don third.
Mrs Gordon led the field on the
closing night with 7O4 Mrs Horn
beck had SOS, Dorothy Murton
SIS, Irene Zimmerman 66s, Kay
Luke SIS Miss Zimmerman is
le ding the state singles on 592.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Markets
Closed

NEW YORK. April I (UP)--
Security and commodity markets
in the United States and Canada
arc closed today in observance of
Good Friday, but will operate as
usual on Saturday The only ex-
ceptions are the New York and
New Orleans Cotton Exchanges
and the New York Wool Top Ex-
change, which will be closed both
days.
The London Stock Exchange
Will close for a four-day period
beginning today Trading in the
English market Will be resumed
Tuesday. April II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Perry, DeLorenzo Shift

Two well known Detroit
writers will be found from now
on in new fields. Simultaneous
announcements were made yes
terday that Robert l.. Perry of
the Free Press and Anthony De-
Lorenzo of United Press have
moved their activities to adver-
Using agencies,
Perry joins Ruthrauff e.
Ryan, Inc. as assistant 10 Mat
thew J. Casey. manager OF the
agency's Detroit office, and De
Lorenzo goes TO Arthur Kudnef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

Commercial truck users can
take a new lease on hfc. after
The report of John II Middle
kamp, head of the automotiVe
division Of tho War Prediction
Board showing that output OF
civilian trucks had exceeded
quotas for the first three months
by more than a thousand NChlt
clos II the same relative pace IS
maintained for the nCXt quarter.
tho transportation picture VIII
show a decided change for the
better.
Middlckamp reported that
1929 vehicles had been turned
out in the first three months
against 4 quota NJ 9-fo1, What
Is even more encouraging is that
3.2Ol of the trucks were IN the
heavy category
Quotas are much higher for
fthc second quarter and Will con-
tinue 10 rise throughout the
year But unless the manpoWer
pinch grows worse. the chances
are good for meeting require
mentS in both military and civil
ian fIcids. The military Is being
trimmed down right along and
the civilian output benefits
thereby The main goal is about
a million trucks this year and
II will be reached
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Tvo-'hIrds Of M nm loan

Two-'hirdS Of tho film loans
made by tho conservation Depart
went, educational division were
10 schools The other third was
sent 10 parent-icacher aSS0cIa-
tons Boy Scout groups and other
organizations Most popular Of
the IS subjects available without
charge are Canoe Trails. " Tim
hor HarveS and Michigan
Marsh and Shore Birds"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Best Bets
United Press
JAMAICA

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
AUTOGRAPHS
BY SILER FREEMAN

Inc Perry's appointment is not
effective until April p but the
former UP bureau chief Is all
ready an his new ioh
DcLoren2n replaces Frank
Armstrong 1.-THE Kudner organ
.Zation. the latter transferring
his activities 10 the New York
nllICn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
TROPICAL PARK

i-GRFAT ALBERT smoky Snyder
Ever FiFfrs
2-STITCH AGAIN. Liberty Pan War
Page
THE CAPTAIN S.aele We ert,l.
-TIGTAIiP Mirf4fk Iaea Rosa
3 JAMFEtCA Rosy Brand. Al Of
War
FOUR FREEDOMS MarusEe GRASS
T0FTFT n
SKI LIFT. santa Mare FeH CaH
LIBERTY p Ecfu en- ~ eF.
Butdrr
RFsT STiTrE AgAIN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Hieh-Scorine Trio

During the 1929-l93O hockey
league season. three players scored
40 or more goals Cooney Wei
land Dit Clapper and HOWE
Mnren2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
is like Heaven after the islands
Of the southwest Pacific"
Navy Accepts Braqan

BIRMINGHAM Ala April :
lNSl Bobby Baean. catcher
and utilitl lnfoldcr for Brooklyn
announced today be had been &C.
cepied 10y the navy hut would
report 10 the Dodgers spring
training camp tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Meat Consumption
HIGHEST Since 1903

WASHINGTON, April Z (INS)
The War Food Administration,
answering charges of meat Short
ages. revealed today that civilians
had eaten steaks. roastS and chops
IN me last three months at
higher per capita rate than in any
other year since 1903.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Seeks Class D PLAYERS

Hudson Local 154 Class d base
ball team seeks players, Contact
. II. Bunnell. Prospect 1855
1950S PelkX. Detroit ), or report
for tryout April is. Al DENLY
High field, l p. m. Catchers take
notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Kepfofd Back
In Muskegon

MUSKEGON, April 7 up
It Ira ike Kepford former
football star for Northwestern
and now leading aerial ace Of the
L. s. Nayy, trod the streets Of his
hometown today content Just 10
be home where I'm going 10 enjoy
every minute Of my leave
1T will he time Ia think Of
the future when my 80 days are
mp, KcpTOTd Sald "NuSkPgon
is like Heaven after the islands
Of the southwest Pacific"
kepford carved out his record
bag Of rs japanese planes IN rs
DAYS Of combat flying In the
southwest Pacific before being re-
hovcd hy MAJ Joe FOsS. the
marine acc with "a Japanese
planes doWned. and his squadron
The former blocking back for
Northwestern revealed he had
applied for transfer 20 either
the eastern command or China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Hold Tryouts Saturday

East Side Sports Federation
class B. under rs years, baseball
tram wifi hold tryUuty at 6haHd-
Ter Park Saturday. 3 10 ) p. m,
and again Saturday April Is also
Sunday. Aprif rs, 10 70 i noon,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Streams
To BE Low
By DON GILES

Anglers can look forward 10
low. clear streams for early trout
fishing this spring. according 10
the biologists Of the conservation
department Predictions are based
ON ground water levels, which rose
only about i foot the past month.
With the ground practically
bare. there is little chance Of a
sharp rise in The next tWo weeks.
The trout season opens April %.
The nations top pointing dogs
VIII Doe In Detroit today for the
4ffHt=f spring ef,f4F7 -tFiai==ef- the
Michigan Sportsman Association
Of Royal Oak, which arc 10 be run
of Saturday and Sunday at the
field trial grounds Nine Mile road
and Greenfield Drawings will be
held tonight AZ the Magnolia Rid
inC Academy Paul ! TrcadaWay,
field tnal chairman, announced.
The next lecture in the 1914
series OF Wildlifc programs OF the
Detroit Audubon Club VIII be
given hy Alexander Spfunt Jr. of
Charleston s. c. Monday evening
IN tho large auditorium al Detroit
Institute Of Arts. Thomas Hadley
announced Yesterday.
Sprunt southern representative
Of the National Audubon Society,
VIII speak on "A Naturalist
Ahold Afloat and Aloft The
program is co-SponSored by the
Cranbrook Detroit Biology Club
and the University Of Michigan
extension service. Admission Is
free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Only Woman Trainer

Mrs. Ellen Chaloner, who died
recently was the only woman who
ever held horse trainers license
in England