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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-11-25

A City-wide program 'sHonoring
Our Boys In Service" will be held
here Sunday, December 3rd at
Lanier High School it was an
nounced by the Committee in
charge of the arrangements for The
program early this week. Accord
ing to plans the program will in
clude an address by Lieut.. George
Lee, Of Memphis, Tenn, noted au-
thor, business and civic leader
Of Memphis, and one Of the lead
ing speakers of the nation.
Plans for decorating the audi
torium for the program calls for
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-11-25
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-11-25
ELECT REAL ESTATE OFFICERS

DETROIT, (ANP)-The Detroit
Real Estate Association with a
group Of new officers in command
including Maceo Crutcher, presidens
w d Morrison. president; A
S. Wright, secretary and Carlton
w. Gaines, treasurer met Friday
and enunciated its program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Princess Elizabeth I8.
Greetings Pour I'm

LONDON. April 81 GNS)-
Princess Elizabeth. rs years old
today. watched the famed Grena-
der Guards change the guard and
received silk replica Of the
kings colorS Of the regiments
first battalion as birthday
PRESENT.
Messages Of congratulation and
kilograms poured in at the rate Of
one every two minutes. Among
these messages was one from
CzeCho-Slovak President Eduard
ReneS wishing the princess royal
success in the new life which
opens for YOU today
The princess lunched privately
with her parents. her younger
sister and the Duke of Gloucester
A group Of American officers
vas among the guests witnessing
the Aag presentation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Black Tire
Flood Linked
To ; in 0PA

Three ousted OPA officials and
40 gas station and tire dealers
were linked today with state
wide black market tire ring as
the federal grand jury met 10 hear
evidence presented by Assistant
L. S. Atty. William G. Fitzpatrick.
More than 20 900 tires and tubes
have been released 10 raCketeers
through fraudulent tire certificates
taken from OPA rationing boards
throughout the state, it was
learned
Investigation or The black mar
ket operations has been under way
for more than six months, w. Earl
Fitzgerald, Detroit district OPA
director, revealed. The inevstiga-
ton was conducted by Ethan c.
Prewitt. chief enforcement attor-
ney for the district.
Headquarters of the ring, it
was, learned. were IN Lansing
where AT least four business firms
were believed 10 have been in
VOWED in the alleged racketeering.
Names OF those involved and
details OF The rings operations
were withheld pending possible
grand jury action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
WPB Denies Tribune
Paper for New Daily

WASHINGTON. April p tUP)
The War Production Board to-
day denied. because of the criti,
cal shortage Of newsprint. " the re-
quest Of the Chicago Tribune for
an annual allotment of 22,S72
tons Of newsprint TO start new
daily newspaper in Milwaukee
The Tribune announced. after
the recent Wisconsin Republican
primaries. that il would seek to
start a new daily in Milwaukee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
300 Strike
NJ Arsenal

a strike affecting 3 900 Jaw
CIO workers AZ the Motor Prod
--i.-t--L,44. 1881 ,4iae4- ended tAaa+
after meeting Of stewards Of
Local 1o3, but continuance Of a
AReh Ha4r dispute al the Chry >Icr
tank arsenal resulted IN 300 mann
tenance men and toolroom cm-
pIotcS walking OUT this morning
According 10 member Of
UAW-CIO' Local S33. the Chrysler
day shift mons walkout is a con-
tuuance Of a dispute that started
when INC company aNSertedly
changed the afternoon lunch hour
from T.l5 y M. 10 Sis D. m
a company spokesman how
t''seAf. raped titis view, declaring
VIC can give these fellows a
special lunch hour, which thcy
seem 10 want
The facts of the matter are
that starting last Monday the
majority of the people AT the
arsenal went on a nine hour
day." tho spokesman said In
order Ia have the lunch period
abnut the middle ~ the shift.
which the ma iority ~ the work
ers want. IL was changed from
1:l5 y. IN. 10 \ y. m.
However. the maintenance
and toolroom operators. most
~ whom also work nine hours,
want a special lunch period.
These strikes are evidence Of
tho irresponSibility ~ union
leadership and how little war
work seems 10 mean to them -"
lie declared production would
mr. impaired II ri6- ISSUe was not
settled during the dav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Canadian WLB
Acts i'm Strike

Representatives Of the Dominion War Labor
Board we're due in Windsor today to help settle the
strike that has closed the war-vital Ford Motor Co.
of Canada. throwing 13,U00 out Of work.
formidable force Of pckes patroled the entrances to
the four plants turning back few employees Yho SAID they
had heard Of the work holiday called by Local zee
UAW-CIO as the climax bitter and long controversy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Rites of Church
Given Cardinal

BOSTON. April q INS) vii
liam Cardinal O'Connell. 81. con-
tinued 10 fight for life today after
] st rites Of the church were ad-
n1In1SteTed 10 The dean OF The
Roman Catholic hierarchy in
America.
The cardinals secretary. the
Rev John J Wright said
His eminence. although still
seriously III, i resting com
fortably."
-Four physicians are attending
the cardinal, who has bronchial
pneumonia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Tells Rescue
Of StaSSPn

MADISON. Wis. April 81 INS)
Lit. Comdr Harold + StaSSen
was rescued from a stalled vessel
adrift IN the southwest Pacific,
Seaman William Barnett dis
closed today in a letter 10 his
parents
StaSSen. former governor oi
Minnesota and an important con-
tender for the Republican preSl-
Dental nomination. was rescued
with others hy sub chaser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
b gge st Raid
Us. IndicfS 3
COupOnPIOf
BY HENRY CANTIN

Ed. A. Nowack, former member of the state
public trust commission and time asplrant for
the governorship today was indicted by federal
grand jury with two other persons in the disappear
ance of coupons for nearly 100000 gallons of
gasoline from the largest rationing board in
Lansing.
The former politician is described the master mind
of the ring.
NOwack, permanent resident Of Cuba, where he
has large interests will extradicted il he does
render, government agents said.
Indicted with Nowack who formerly published the
Michigan State Digest is Mrs Dorothy Gertrude Martin
81 exchef clerk of the ratonng board and her husband
Frederick John Martin, 49, Lansing theater manager
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Leased Naval Base
Ownership Advocated

WASHINGTON April 81 tINS)
An immediate move by the
United States 10 acquire perma-
ncnt possession Of the naval bases
leased for 99 wears from the Brit
ISh IN exchange for 80 l.. s de-
.StroycrS was advised today by A
House naval affairs subcommittee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Congress Is Dumb,
Says Representative

LOS ANGELES. April 81 IHS)
Rep. Thomas F Ford (Dp Of
California declared today that his
fellow congressman are the least
enlightened and dumbest bunch I
ever had anything 10 do with"
Ford is retiring AT the end OF
his present term.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

AIR WAR More than 100 Raj bombers rail ceners
in Germany, France and Belgium. Rage ~ 1,. ~
Germans uncork second couner-ofensive week
attacking Govoroys army in Estonia. Page L.
ITALY Artillery duels stepped up at Casino. Page ~
TURKEY Chrome shipments to Germany shut off, Page p
British 60 the India
Page p
bombers from south and central Pacific bases
pound Truk and its outposs again Page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Germans Die
By Thousands
In Red Net

MOSCOW. April Fl ms
German forces, opening their
second counteroffensive within q
week and seeking to escape
through the Russian naval block
ade of Sevastopol. died by the
thousands today at each end OK
the twisting 1,s0O-mile front.
Two thousand Germans were
killed in the first day of a drive
against the Russian bridgehead
across the Narva River inside
Estonia. Far TO the south. enemy
troops persisted by the boatloads
as the Black Sea feet and Red
air force bomb ers battered
evacuation conveys attempting to
flee besieged Seyastopol. Four
ships we're sunk.
CoUNTERDRIyE
The German counterdriVe was
a desperate bid to expel Gen.
Leonid A. Govorov's Leningrad
Army from Estonia, the northern
ulbSl DdlllI SldiG. II NdhllS Out -
few lays after large" German
tank and infantry forces went
over to the offensive east and
south of Stanislawow, in old Po-
land.
A powerful Commute artillery
bombardment preceded the Ger
man attack against the Russian
bridgehead on the Narva's western
bank. AS the barrage lifted.
hordes of German infantrymen
stormed forward backed by tanks
and mobile guns. only to be met
by a whitening fire from the Russ
slams.
HEAVY LOSSES
During the day" said the
Russian communique, "our units
beat off numerous enemy at
taeks and are firmly holding
their positions. The enemy has
suffered heavy losses In men
and equipment"
In the StaniSlawow sector of
prewar Poland. enemy tank
paced infantry columns exerted
relentless" pressure from two
sides, the Russians said, and
violent" day long battles ragged
with Red Army tanks and artil-
lery continually repulsing the foe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

The young princess wore her
well-known peaked hat also
diamond brooch with the Grens-
dierS badge pinned 10 light blue
coat.
From his -dap-nn--Sh should her.
father die. Elizabeth would be-
come queen Of England.
Had this occurred before today.
Gloucester would have become
regent The House OF Commons
has made Elizabeth A member Of
the councillors Of state who serve
in the absence If the Wing fromfbis.
realm The princess henceforth
will have a small personal staff
consisting Of controller. secre-
tary and Iady-n-waiting
D&C Lake Lines Service 10 Clev.-
land every night a. II 30 CA. 800
do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Record
BfifZ OH
Cologne

LONDON, A April q 4NS4
Numerous formations of
Allied bombers battered the
Nazi- dominated continent to-
day on the heels of night raids
by more than 1,f00 Raj
bombers which poured an
estimated i, $50 tons Of ex-
plosives on four vital rail
centers of Germany, Belgium
and France.
Man target of the night as
sault. which the Lindon Evening
Star sand probably vas on a
scale with The 4 3S0-ton raid Of
Tuesday. was the devastated city
Of Cologne. Good results were
achieved there as AAeIl against
me other three vital NaN com
munCatIOnS CenterS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
WARS LARGEST RAID

Some quarters said that last
nights hombload may have beer
-ttrr largest eyer dropped on en-
envy targets Besides Cologne. the
Paris. Berlin and Brussels areas
AEEe-i44 t
United Press called the raid
the largest ever made against
Europe
other circles estimated that
$4,000 tons of explosives werf
dropped BY 5000 Allied planes
during the last four days More
tt,ar 2 600 -Angln-Ameucan war
planes carried out sortieS against
the continent during the last
week. according 10 unofficial es-
Inmates.
While LancaSterS hammered
Cologne. setting fires visible for
-rrr1frv- Utt1rr ftAtt ptaueS
raidcd the OtucnieS railroad
yards, Is miles southeast Of the
Belgian city Of Brussels Lens. in
The Pas De Calais area Of the
French channel coast. and lie
Chapelle on the outskirts OF
Paris
-r-t u l. 80 e t--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
CARRTEs HEANY PENALTY

The conspiracy is said to have
been .vealed 10 government
agents after BelaSco attempted to
dispose of coupons in wholesale
amounts IN Detroit and elsewhere.
The charge on the conspiracy
counts carries a maximum penalty
OF two years in prison and a fine
of $4,000 or both.
The separate indictment against
Mrs. Martin could result in A
prison term Of one year and fine
OF $4,000 or both. Mrs Martin 5
arrest occurred March s
She had been prominent in
Lansing war work and carried on
a crusade against black market
operations during The time she
was stealing the coupons n whole
sale amounts the government
charges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

with the company
The comparatively fcw who
entered the plants on the mud
night and q M. shifts were fore.
men, the picket leaders stated
Most Of the forenen. they said
refused to pass through the picket
lines although The union claim,
no Jurisdiction nEcr- 1hcm-
The strike started al II mi
yesterday when the 5000 daA
shift workers walked out Of the
plants. Which manufacture CUR
mounts. trucks and other VITA
war materials, on orders Of the
union executive committee.
Jaw CONTRACT VOID
Company officials immediately
locked The gates and Informed
union officials that In ordering
the walkout they had Voided the
terms Of their contract with The
firm IN effect through yearly re-
ncwals since Jan. IS. 1912
mas meeting IA ~ ndSnr
yesterday afternoon tho union
rank and file agreed 20 extend
the strike until the company
agreed
Ito rcafhrm the union con-
l. tract.
) To rcinstate four stewards
- recently dismissed for AL
legged violation Of company
rules.
, To refrain from further dis
- culinary action until tho
Dominion WLB passes on tho
Continued on Page >. Col ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
ROSE FROM RANKS

During the fabulous twentieS
and the depression years. Nowack
was an active scene shifter on the
Lansing political stage, usually
working in the background
lie had been a section hand on
a railroad a Grand Rapids police
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Lord Smell Dies al 70

LONDON. April VI fINSl
Lord Smell a. deputy leader If
tho House of Lords, died early
.'V17N U NN
NJ IN AMEI-No Brush Marks
RcfiniSh kitchen or bathroom
white aad = beautiful eeIeFs.-
Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Continued on Page ?, Cot -
In The Times TODAY
DR. ]. &. TOOLE. DENTIST.

". Lafayette ar Nigh. opp CRY
Hall Hours 90. Tel CA. $3.50
ADJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
THE WEATHER
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun vii set a. SIC b m today
and rise tonorrnV A. $50 a m
The r0on viii set At 0t m today
and rise tomorrow a. 2S a. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

The communique added
Cologne Is ringed wiCh goods
and functions receiving and
forwarding supplies between
Germany and western Europe.
These railways were repaired
after the devastating attacks
Continued on Page ,. Col 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

reporter and q prohibition agent
before starting bis newspaper.
About five years ago, he built
a $4,000 home in Miami and an
other in Havana Federal aHtheFi-
ties say NoWack recently went to
Cuba AS permanent resident.
In Cuba, il was said, he de-
veloped a close friendship with
President Batista. On one of his
trips back 10 Lansing. he was
driving a huge foreign automobile
Yet, when he started his news
paper at the capital, Nowack got
free office rent by using the
capitol pressroom and cut over
head by using a typewriter bor-
rowed from the state department.
His one venture as public
servant ended disastrously That
was in 1885 when Gov. Fitzgerald
appointed him a member of the
public trust commission.
VOTED SELF FEES
Nowack helped frame the Pub
lie Trust Commission Act. He had
invested about $4,000 in real
estate bonds which sank rapidly
in value during the depression.
Soon after he was appointed a
member, however. il developed
that he voted fees totaling SIS, 322
for himself and three colleagues.
When this was exposed by The
Detroit Times. Nowack was cited
for a hearing before Gov. Fitz-
gerald and resigned.
In 1882, he threatened 10 run
for governor'in opposition 10 Gov.
Brdcker. However. he changed his
mind after filing qualifying petit
tons
Although his name seldom ap-
peared in the newspapers. he was
A potent figure in Republican af-
fairs for years, particularly during
the administrations Of Cows. Green
and Fitzgerald.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
VIZ MARINE STUDENT

Tyler 30 a student under the
marine VIZ program
National high school champion
Miss Rae AhruZzo ~ a student
at The Brooklyn S. Brcndan $
Academy whose lmpaSsioncd
speech Won unanimous decision a
The panel OF distinguished Judges
OF speech
Fo- r7rh winner of the finals
AZ the WOR mutua, playhouse
went q $1,000 war bond and an
ali-eNpenSe IMP 10 HE T. S Naval
Academy part OF the hundreds OF
lCnnfinned ON Pare > Col ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

Both are former Detroiters.
Named in the indictment as CO.
conSpiratorS but not defendants
are Alfred Belasco. 43, of Detroit,
a former orchestra leader who is
out on bonds on two arrests for
selling gas coupons, and Howard
Bruce, AZ, theatrical booking
agent with offices AT 54s Insur-
ance Exchange Building.
SECOND INDICTMENT
a second indictment against
Mrs. Martin specifically charges
her with making two separate
sales of gas coupons 10 Belasco
and Bruce in her Lansing home.
On the second sale, Mrs. Martin
was trapped by FBI agents, it was
said, when she sold 1920 coupons
10 BelaSco in her apartment for
81, $40. Previously. the govern
ment charges. she made a sale TO
Belasco and Bruce of $4,000
coupons for $4,000
L. 5. District Atty Lehr and
his special assistant. William G.
Fitzpatrick. described Nowack As
the man behind the scenes y in
the conspiracy
IL was through him. they assert,
tin, a feibw-worker in the en-
tertainment business Martin is
accused of having guilty knowl-
edge of the transactions conducted
BY his wife
In furtherance Of the Consplr-
acN the indictment charges,
Brue and BelaSco contacted No
wack on two different occasions
in Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
HEDD'S OLD STYLE SATCE-

4 mustard-Iike dressing NouII
really Ike In many ways.-Ady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

Continued on Page ,, Col. s.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-25
on 1ezlzY f.
REAL PERSON
BY DR.. HARRY EMERSON FOSDlCk

mother. The other children have
left this daughter to support
the mother, live with her, be
ruled by her, until now in the
forties the daughter hardly
dares call her soul her own. She
is a professional woman with
promising artistic abilities, but
in all matters where her moth
er's Whims and wishes are con-
cerned she is as timid as a sup
pressed child. She can have no
life of her own. Her slightest
goings and comings are noted
and controlled, and all this is
buttressed and enforced by her
own conscience, in the name Of
unselfishness, and by the rest of
the children who profit from it,
in the name Of duty.
The pathos in such situation
is that all this devotion has done
the mother harm and not good.
She ought never to have been
allowed, like a cuttlefish, thus
TO wind her constructive tentac-
les around her daughters life.
When the relationship becomes
intolerable- the daughter on
the verge Of nervous collapse
and the mother utterly misera-
ble-one hardly knoWns which
of the two has been more psy-
chologically and eth C y
wrong, the one because of pos
sessive selfishness, the other be-
cause of morbid and misguided
unselfishness.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-25
. BARBS

These days, all work and no
play at least makes lot of jack
to put into War Bonds.
A Minnesota man, suing for
divorce, charged his wife kissed
him only when she wan te d
money. Ordinarily that would
mean constantly.
A big majority of Army men,
in filling out grippe sheet, said
they wanted more news from
home. Let's all start pushing the
pen more often!
Most friends you try to fall
back on let you down easy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-25
SECRET MAID SERVICE

This may go down in history as the period
in which men came at Lost to trust woman with q
secret. The latest support Of this thesis is found in
story in the transatlantic edition Of the London
Daily Mall
and sworn to secrecy come in to clean invasion
headquarters They scrub and dust surrounded by
secrets Of the second 'front.' They're subject to ex-
troordinory precautions, Of course. But they're
trusted
And the price Of their secrecy? A top pay Of 40
cents on hour.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-25
USEFUL SUGGESTION

II you ore one Of those unfortunotes Who have
to struggle with wartime hotel conditions in roo
cities, the American Hotel Association offers sug
oestions which, it soys may make your travels lit
tie less unpleasant We are glad to pass them on
In reservng rooms, soys the association it is
wise to mention whether you ore travelling by plane,
train or bus and at what hour you expect to arrive;
to specify the number in your party and the exact
type of accommodations you want why not be an
optmst? But don't expect too muchD; to predict
the length of your stay and the hour you expect to
check out Then stick to your plans if you possibly
can, but if you cont, notify the hotel at once SO
that some other lost soul can be accommodated.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-25
LAND OF BABEL

In Genesis, BobeI was only city, presumably not
over large, with tower which became notorious be-
cause of the confusion Of tongues that took place in
it, In lo45 and for time thereafter, Babel will be
q nation one Of the greatest in the world known as
the United States
After World War |, veterans came home with
vague snotternes Of French and few with ideos
ENGLISH lnsulor potois) and Italian After World
War II the boys will be porley-vooine in at least q
score of languages including the Arabic.
We stoy.ot.homes ore going to have lot to
learn when that time comes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-25
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE

Would you like to see q general clean up in
Washington, with the booksheIves Of bureaucracy
tided up, the agencies in oppIe-pie order, lot Of
needless paper work swept out and public servants
running your government os efficiently as you run
your household?
II SO, we commend to you Mrs. Nora Goner Of
Los Angeles oee, Is; occupation, domestic. She
has filed her candidacy for the presidential nonino.
ton, Republican porty
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-25
PATRIOTISM PLUS

A New York wonnon found q lost dog thot be-
ioneed to the wife Of Of the Theoter Guilds d..
reetors. She had her choice Of rewards, and took -
hang on! - SIS instead Of four tickets to "OkIo.
homo" She said she was going to put the money in
var bonds and stamps.
II you have ever tried to get ticket to "OkIo.
homo" or know anyone who hos, you will reoIze
thot this gesture may possibly be the Ultimate in
civiIion patriotism.