davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Sampf im Iasifif siinitis

: Sm pergangenen Hehnungsiahre
belieien iid) bie ,Soueinnabmen ser
9unoesresieruns auf $324,O00,OOO,
BEL SeIamteinnahmen Ses ssisfus i'm
@etrage bon $22,2S2,0OO,OOO, unS
oaS ecIante Steuerauifommen beS
segernpGrtisen Gsisnliabres oiirfte iid)
auf Sal 900, 100000 iteaem.
Sm Sabre 1898 eriolste oie gus-
ihreibllng elmer @unbes- -Smmobiliens
ite,ler, oie in Ben Sabren 1900 uno
1901 lie anoertbalb Millionen Collar
elnbradte. slus 30lIcn fluiien in Sen
sleihen Sabren IL be5p. 13 MiIlio-
men Collar III Sen 8l,noesiGdel.
nit geeiun oes 19. Sabrbunoerts
luuroen Steuern ploslid iogar BEL sen
@eiesaebern unpopular: Der aon-
greB id)aifte i'm Sabre 1902 sic Sten-
ern glathp geo5, iamt allen Memtern,
Die Der Steuerclnslebung oienten. Sit
aeiien trar Sen @iirsern oieie GreuSe
niht lanse sesonnt: gs fam Ser
arieg bonn Sabre 1912 i.no nit ibm
oie @ieSereinfiibrung oer 9erbrauus-
abgaben, gelaitet iuurOen nun 3uder
unb - 0roidfen.
slilberoem mllBten iih Brennereier
uilo 8eraIitalter BON Muftionen
Iteuerlid)e v9ranoifabung" geiaae,,
laiien. Sm Sabre 1916 tuur6en noG
Saidenubren, Shm,ldiparen, Mobe!
unb nod allerbano anoere graeugniiie
Ser iingen uno aufltrebenoen Snom.
ltrie anf oie0iite Der afaiielteuerpflid.
tigen Mrtifel geiest St benz genann-
ten Sabre erreidte Der Steuerertros
SdluB auf Seite Z.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09

Sample I'M bas Weltgut Der sSrei.
seit, oas iic eeeen oas &esiment ci.
mes 2anoes perteioigel,, ails oem emit
lire Gltern ooer Goriabren eingepan,
cert iino; benn Seutid)ameritaner
iino General Giienbopcr, slontira.
Rimit rnno General Sduniot, lino un'
se5Gblte moere bobe uno b0hlte 81
iiSiere bes muerifaniiGen Solfs.
becrcS. SeutIhe BON @eburt ober gl6'
ltamnnlng iino unse5ablte Sauieubt
unter oen amerifaniihen Soloatell,
Sie beutc allf bem ean5en @eltaa an
ber bll,tigen 6ront gegen Na5ismus
uno Jaibismus iteben.
ltnS bas entipridt MIR ser oeutid'
amerifaniihen TRADITION, oie unl0s'
iiG uno fir alle 3eiten NIT Dem gsa.
men 6rans Sigels uerfniipit lit: Ser
TRADITION, nod ser mir, cirgebore,l
ooer nibt, Ser 6reibcit unier @ut uno
8lut 81 opfern bereit iino, iei es Der
Ireibeit ser Yerion, fiir ble Sigel
ioft, ooer ser 5reibeit bes @eiites,
fir Sic mir beute geaen oaS beuti6:
gta5iregime mno Die Sorben Soios I'M
idredliflten aller &riege liegen.
Sn bieicm Sinne fallen mir ois
Mus5eidnl,ng al,f tpelhe oaS S6at'
amt i'm @unbe nit Dem S6ifIsba,'
ante .ben Mmerifanern oelltidel
stannnes neueroings nerlieben bat.
ssn bieiem Geoanfen entbdlt aud
oas arieeslieo neren Sinn, oas bie
oeutidamerifaniiben Yatrioten in
giireerfrieac anftimmten als Tie mil
Jron5 Sigel unter 2incolns Gabncl
eilten:
IS goes to fight nit Sisel!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Diiroto perldufen

oieier sSeitlihfeit niht sic redte ieiu
f0nnte. elber ser Sinlmel, Ger Dor
einem Sabr ounfel gelpelen, fl1re it'd,
nun ilno ser iibcre Sicg tonnte Dor
alsgeiagt iper0en. Gr luies icrner bas
raltf blL bnB ibm bis bato nabe5n
700 Sadien-Sobne lno -Sodter an
gcmeloet iporoen leien, Ole IN scr
@ebrmad)t lteben ,no iider, lpenu alla
aneeme!oet iporben lpGren, oie 3abl
iiber 1000 iteigen ,piirSe.
2orain, Sbic, babe 10 Mitglies
ser rno 35 S0bne an ser 0ront, alio
ieoer brittle Sadie. Gr appelliertc al
Die Mitglieoer, fire pole Yilid)t ar
Der Seinlatiront 81 Inn, ipie uniere
Sobne an ben ssrontcn 0enn mir
tuiirSen nah unieren 9eiltungen be
urteilt treroen. Die Sereine bGttcn
iid gut beteiliat am @ono &aufcn ms
and Ser Central Gerbanb babe fit
$4,000 &egierilngsbonos eefauit.
Jerner pies er baraui bin, SAB pielc
iniercr idhlilchen ssrnucn IN ieoer
Siniid)t patriotii6e slr6eit tlln, BE-
ionbers beim &otcn arcu5. Matiirlid,
beeinfluiie Ser &rieg lnier Gereins
leben iebr, oaber miiBten Die Mit9lie-
Der, Die 0abeim iino, enerailher i'm
Mitglie6eriammeln iein uno oann sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
~. @ranoungsfest oes zmeig NIT Bankett

neuen Mitglieocr 10 5ll bebanoeln, oai5
iie bas Gmpiinhen befpnmen, baB tic
elm @lieo nnierer groBen iGfiilden
Samilie iinH. Die @eamten miiiicu
lpillige slrbeiter iein lnb sic Mitglic.
ser nliiiien oies in ieoer Siniidt IN.
terltiisen uno iolten beiouoers oe.,
Deputies sic Siiren 0ffnen, oenn
Oieie iino fire Sreunoe. &orporal Sc
len &loos ,par mpeienb lino. erii,dte
bie iidiii6en &oden, oei, iueiblider
Milit;irorganiiatlonsn bei3utreten
uno lie lpiiroc iif frel,en. ipenn WGo=
d)en 6ei ibr i'm 8iirp poriprdhen lmo
ii6 amperben lieBen.
Sisrauf iang Elm Srio, SRI. Sheel,
s(ber ,nb Sebncr, orei if0ne 2ieber
nit Yianobegleitlng BON TroI. 81.
Nifplaus. Damn ipurbe 9teoafteur
George Shneioer oils engliiher Seit-
reoncr porgelrellt. slu'f ieinc Isls-
iiibrunacll sriinolid) ein5ugeben mir
Sc su piel Ylat in elnipruh nebmen,
c5er iper i'm fe,,nt, 1peiB, baB er er
itets an sic GGter ,lno Miitter appel
liert ibre &inoer in oie Sl,genoorga-
niiationen cinsurihten, sur Stride 81
ididen uno ean5 bcionoers in Ole
Iereine nno Central @erbano einsu-
GhIub aif Seite 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Die neutscbamerikaniscbe TRADITION

Oas S6atamt Der Ser. Staaten
bat ben Mmeritanern beutihen Stanl,
mes getuiB cine ,poblueroiente Gbruug
angeoeiben loiien oils es peranlaBte,
oab Elm Greibeitsid)iif oas sesen,
tpdrtis nod in @idmono, Cal, i'm
8au besriffen lit, BEN Nausn eines
beriibn,ten Ieltidamcrifaners crbai,
ten ion, un6 stpar sur Mnerfenn,ns
Der seipaltigen oeutid,amerifcniid
8eiiteuer aur oritten ariegsanleipe
MuH 6ie @abl bes Mamens oes 9iir.
eerfriseseenerals 6rans Siael iiir
bas neue Shifi nluB als cine gliid'
lidJc uno cine erfreulihe be5cidnc:
tperben.
Der .Gran5 Sigel" hit aber feines'
tpees oas erite, nod miro es bas lebte
2ibertpidifi iein, bas eincn beiltidcn
Namen trGet.
Wan f6nnte cine gan5e sslotte no,1
Ghiffen bauen, .relde bie Wamen be-
oeutenber Weniden bel,tiden 9lutes
fiibren, oie in Der amerifaniihen Sc,
ihidte, Dor alien alld) in Ser ameri'
tanii9en &rieeseeididte, cine rubnl'
reide @olle ipielten.
Wean f6nnte einc gan5e slrmaba
bon Sdiffen 5ai,en un6 ibnen oil
Namen bon M1nnern bei,tlGer @b'
itammung perleiben, tuelfe am Iui
6au Mmerifas, am io5ialen. fulturel
ZEN uno tpirtihnftliden Iortihritt
oieier nnierer 9ention iiibrenoen sln
tell batten.
Wan f0nnte aub GeiGnaoer Oil
@eifpaoer bon Sddfien bal,en IN:
ibnen bic Women bon &eloen geben
bic beute in aller Dlunoe iino: Dor
5eiteen0iiiiden &eloen Mmerifas in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
500 1taIiencr ttsr>en II,
einent G,,itncl octStct

9teapcl. ssiinfbunoert Staliencr
irl,roen na1 @fitteilnngen ;sreitaa
iriib bur6 anblenorpogaie actotct, uis
Elm 8iitersug nui elmer Steisun5 in
einem Sumnel ltefen blieb. Nelunos
pier5ig lteberlebenoe lino IN bieiigen
@ranferbduiern eingelieiert poroen.
8ie iiblih auf sen itberfiillten Gilens
babnen Staliens, battet oie Seute sen
@iiter5ng gum Mitfabren geiturmt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Eceicns.Gkei prepteseit
erei3e Ka,,,pi.Ucrl,sitc

Columbia, g. 6. @arren s. Atber,
ton, nationaler &ommnanoeur Der anic,
rifaniiAen 2eoian, ,insta, oab es. .naa
oeln ietigen MabItab, mic mir porat.
tommen, 100000 Cote uno Serlpun,
bete ser amerifaniiden sugenb fpItcn
lrirb, nm Berlin slt erreifen, unS
100000 Spfer Der Sap, Shleiher,
INN nad) Sofic 81 fomlncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Gneliiher Kcelenitrcie
bat 10000 erfaist

2onoon. Die enaliifsn aoblen-
Itreifs eriffen meiter nm iih. Nad)
ne,telten Haoiomelonrsen befinScn
iidy mebr alS 10000 Nergarbaiter in
@ales am Streif. Ser streif brad'
aus infolae bon Sabnerb0Mmaen an
aGsemeine slrbeiter unS s(uslaiiel,
'pon Sobnerbobnnarn dE' 'oie 7trbeitri
sic unter Gage arbaiten. Scr Streii
foiten Gnelono tGelih 10000 50.
Goblc. ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
3,pei Sta~treitcn per>
iinfcn INT altc $hdd,tc

gSilfes-@arre, Ya. Sin Stiid Sano
10 grob iuic gpci Sdnierrciben bcgaua
5lt peridEpiuben in alte aohlenitdtie
I'M naben @cit Gittstcn. lin 9 llbt
abcnos borten sic 8cpobncr sacriy
oas Nunbeln uno Damn lnhcn lie sic
SG,,icr lif 6icaen llro 5erialGcu.
,siini SNiuicr bon 40 in Sem ltmfreis
iino bcreits perlllnfcn. Sicic Stabt
mar bercits Dor snei Sabren BON Gem
ltngliif beintgeiudpt iuoroen. Man er,
lpartct oab mehr Sanicr ncriinfcn
.rcrbcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Murray pl6cicrt iiir
Statl<@cicuihaite,,


@aibington. Ebilip Murrap, Ser
Fraiiocnt Oes go uno ieiner 'Stabl,
arbelternnion, npteQiertc ans &riegs
prootftionsamt nm Silfe fiir 90 fIei-
mere Stablgeiellitaften, sic Dor ci.
nem ltnbeil iteben, ipeil es ibnen an
Sfrott ieblt. Sic 90 @crfc hcih1i-
tiger 5uIanmcn lmacfGbr 10000 Sir,
better. Vturrap ldlug Dor, baB ibnen
Die Ncgier,lug 9tpbeilen uno Giien-
lno Stablihrntt bon oen Shladt,
fcloern untcr Sen ST9l ,Sofifpreiicn
rcrfa.lfc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
prebbmra epafmiert

Sononn. @ic Ser @erliner Scnoer
lnelocte, bat sic ilorafiid,e Heaie.
rung on bic 9eiuobner Erebburss
aprelliert, sic Staot su epaflieren.
ErcB6urg liegt 40 Meilen oItlid) bon
9ien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
syinnlanb mill nit @usfam in
oireftc @crban6lnng tretcn

Stofbclm. 6innlano CAB NuBlano
Ieine sln.lport iube5ua al,i eineu @af-
fcnitilItanb uno acknowledgement boil
oigcn Sricoen. Die 9Nulicn batten be.,
5i,rnen bis lestpa Counting acgefeii
5ar antport. aber ssinnlano fonnte
lid niht einigen i'm Earlament, oab
in gebelmer Sitlng tagte. Gs madtc
orei Elnfte naIHbnft, slt Sem es nidt
Ole &ritdnoieung er5ielen fonnte.
Nnb Mitteilungen aus Stodbolm
ioa es iid) Inn folgenoc brei Gunftc
bmoeln:
aSinnlano iollte ioiort sic 9esie-
bungcn 81 Selltid)lano ab6re6en ,,nS
sic bel,tiden Sploaten internieren.
I'm oies ourdsufiibren tucue Hub-
lano linen belfen.
@ieoerinfraftiesltl,g bes rrfItid)-
finniiden ssrieoens bon 1910 uno oie
3uriif5iebung ser finniiden Sri,ppe
III ser bamaliacn pereinbarten 8reu5e
Sofortige sluslieierung bon rllls
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-03-09
Dreimal in flint
Tagen mirn Berlin bon
Oh. s.. Bombern befurbt
Sinnla1o uno ,2uflano iino nod, nic,t einie

liiid}en lmo alliierten &riegseeianee-
ner ,nS .3ioiliiten.
slae aroeren ruiliIhen Gunfte hcs
Srieoensangebotes iino bentnah ange.
nommen rporoen.
Die Sinnen nanoten iid porber on
amerifa, linn 81, belfen in Sen Ssrie-
oensbeoingungs s=Iblebnrngen. slber
@aibinaton bat aniheinerb ab9elebnt
ein5itgreifen.
Die Sinnen erflGrten lif bereit our
Glarlng ibres Stanopunftes in Ser
slblebnlng Ser brei Yllnfte cine &om-
miiiion nah Mosfau 81, entienoen.
Nmerifas elotte 1T bercit smm
Gntideioungsampf NIT Sapan .
@aibington. slSmiral Gbeiter @.
Nimis CAB auf elmer Sreliefonieren5
oes sSlotteniefretdrs 6ranf &nor ois
GrfIdrlmg ah, bab amerifdniit)e Il.
'6oote sic japanilde Seenta1t ienr
perfriippele Seiner Weiaung naG
baben Oieie fleinen &riegsiGiiie bie
ieinolife SIottc se5,p.'nsen, iid su
perbergen.
slllh erflGrte Nimit, baB mir nun
fiir cine gntiheioungsihlaht nit oen
Sapanern geriiitet ieien.
Simien crrinaen meitere Griplgc
| aegea bic 0entidcu
+ gfosfatf. Tfc Se,itidren Eruppen
iiibrteu anaeiibts bes Sopietpor,
itobes gegen Ole rllnldniife 8renSe
Iunb in Siiopolen cine Geibe bon 8e-
genangriifen ourd). Sm iibrieen ba.
ben Sic 9iiliien 10 grobe grfolge in
Sen letten Sasen errimgen, oab es
ifper fin Sic Seutiden iein miro,
aile nod in Ser Ukraine uno in ser
arim befinoIidpn Sruppen bell ber-
aus subrinaen.
Sampf i,n Easifif sinitis
&aibington. 9lmerifaniihe Sr1,p.
pen fontrollieren iest Die aomirali-
tGtsiniel Sos 9tesros uuo Wearines
r3s,Sruppen iino bel Salaiea aui
Ser @illai.mc5-SalbinIel, mitttpegs
Ser Horofiiite bon Ne,u Britain ge-
lanoet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
SUPPORT TAXATION

Support was granted for all
current and future efforts to base
the federal tax structure more
nearly on the ability 10 pay
principle, by supporting full taxa
ton of income on state and
municipal bonds, at present
Exempt; increase in inheritance
1d estate taxes and middle and
Agher income tax rates. partic-
ularly on incomes above $4,000,
and placing first income tax re-
auctions on low pay brackets.
Other resolutions adopted.
Free choice OF doctor in work.
mems compensation cases. work.
ers' education courses in trade
and apprentice training; instruc-
ton In social security program IA
schools and teachers colleges in
GLIDING state, county and rnunfei-
pal seasonal workers in unemploy-
ment compensation: transfer Of
the state board for vocational
education 20 an enlarged and
representative state board OF edu-
ton; payment OF time and one-half
overtime pay for postal workers;
more strict Identification of COM
mercial vehicles. and the right of
government workers 10 organize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
Motormdn Tells
OF Death Crash

William Motley. 4204 Brush
the DSR motorman operating the
Streetcar into when Walter
Lackey. 41-year-old bus driver
crashed last Dec. ~, killing q
passenger, was a witness today
in Traffic Judge George T. Muir.
phys court where Lackey is being
tried on a charge of manslaughter
Yesterday, the jury heard SO
states witnesses. among them
passengers on the crowded bus
at the time OF the accident al
Woodward and Merrill Plaisance,
testify that Lackey had the green
light.
They testified that the streetcar
pulled out into Woodward in front
OF the bus without stopping. and
that although Lackey applied his
brakes the bus lurched ahead be-
cause Of slippery pavement.
The bus passenger killed in-tAa
crash was Wesley Hoffman, "A, of
SUI Hillsdale. Lackey lives at
z36i6 Carlsby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
Judge Frees
DistiNery Head

LANSING. May Is UP)-Cir,
cult Judge Carr today ordered dis
missal OF grand jury contempt
conviction against Thomas Nc
Master, vice president and gen.
eral manager of the Arrow Dis
tilleries, Detroit, and released him
from custody.
McMaster gained his freedom
by completely purging himself Of
the contempt charge, tn Judge de.
clared.
McMaSter was jailed for con-
tempt late Monday evening when
ne refused TO answer questions in
secret grand jury session, il
was revealed by Special Prosecu-
tor Sigler. The Detroit man was
confined to the Ingham County
Jail until yesterday when he
purged himself of the charge. He
had not been sentenced.
The questions which McMaster
had previously refused TO answer
were those which would in no way
incriminate him, Sigler said.
The release was granted by
Judge Carr in an open session
with McMasteF sitting silently OH
the witness stand. He made no
comment during the brief pro-
ceedings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
City Wins
Light Case

Detroit city officials today hailed
as major victory of nationwide
significance decision of the
Michigan Supreme Court which
orders the Michigan Public Service
Commission to reconsider its deci-
sion denying a reduction in rates
OF the Detroit Edison Co.
The court, in a four to three
decision, sharply criticized the
commission for ruling that it had
no Jurisdiction
Justice Bushnell of Detroit in
the majority opinion, said:
ut Is the duty Of the commits
sion under statutory power To
fix just and reasonable rates.
Under the circumstance in
this case IL cannot be said a
fair and adequate hearing was
held before the commission"
The courts ruling will force the
commission TO reconsider the case
to decide whether the rates shall
be reduced or maintained.
Richard A. Sullivan, the cityis
public utility analyst. said.
Sullivan pointed out, however,
that there was now some question
whether the city would press for
the rate reduction, in light of the
city's newer move 10 levy an ex-
else tax against the Edison COM
pany and the Michigan Consoh-
dated Gas Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
Dirf-CIOssed Sewers
Blamed for Flood

The department of public works
Charged today that increasing
carelessness about the disposal of
refuse was in part responsible for
flooded streets during yesterdays
hit-run summer shower.
Hazen Funk. DPW commits
sioner, said that papers and other
waste had been permitted TO blow
about the streets in certain see
tons and that drainage of the
streets was blocked when catch
basins backed up.
Asked why a rainfall Of two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
Supreme Court Rules
Against Detroit Lawyer

LANSING, May 1S-The petit
ton of Harold II. Emmons. Detroit
attorney, for a review of its find
ing that the courts had no power
to interfere with a state bar
association action against him was
denied today by the state supreme
court.
The bar association had started
an inquiry into the handling of an
estate by the attorney when he
tried 10 prevent II by court action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
Doctor S Trial Date
Is Set for MAY "a

Or. Norman L. Hooper, 6 Port
drive. is today awaiting trial May
"a after pleading innocent 10
assault and battery charges made
by l5-year-old George Gresham,
$50 Continental.
Dr. Hooper, who is on the staff
al Grace Hospital. told Recorders
Judge Gordon yesterday that when
young Gresham uprooted a small
tree on his property and used
il 10 snare tennis ball through
fence, he only shook the boy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
MFL Backs
Teen Vote
BY FRANK WELLS
Times stan Correspondent

BAY CITY. May discovering
OF the voting age from p TO Is
years was approved here today by
the Michigan Federation of Labor
its 55th annual convention.
- The several hundred delegates
adopted the resolution when it was
recommended by the committee on
legislation.
1t was sponsored by o. j. Mack,
5. L. Penhaligon and Clarence
Newcomb.
A resolution endorsing the
drafting Of President Roosevelt for
a fourth term was withdrawn
without explanation before reach
ing the convention.
RESOLUTION DELAYED
Delegates discussed but delayed
adopting a resolution demanding
more representation on commit
tees for placement of returning
veterans but local unions re-
ceiVeu a warning against neglect
Ing such action.
This IL a weapon which can
be used to force veterans into
industries where they don't want
to CO." warned Secretary John
Reid.
I'VE cant accuse these COM
mittees OF wrong doing without
proof, so i urge yeu to bring
TO my attention specific cases"
A resolution demanding $40 per
week jobs or government allow
ance for returning veterans was
trimmed by insertion Of IAN ade-
quate living wage based on the
American standard of living" in
stead of the $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
Times Photo

tenths Of an inch should back up
water along the streets, Funk
said many proprietors of business
establishments and householders
have fallen into the habit of Dump
ing refuse either into the streets
or at the back of their properties
where it would wash into the
streets.
1--WE have 165 white wings
sweeping the streets In this area
of 140 square miles," Funk said.
Its virtually impossible for this
crew to cover the city as well
as IL should"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
War ON Birds
City Workers Will Shoot
Phessants Raidine Gardens
Times Photo

Plans were in progress today
for the police department to depu-
tie members of the department
and parks and recreation with
authority to shoot pheasants feed
ing off victory gardens.
This action was taken following
receipt of a letter from Everett
Tucker, district supervisor for the
state department of conservation,
by Police Commissioner Ballenger.
Tucker said he had been swamped
with letters from victory garden
ers asking permission 10 shoot the
pheasants, but he knew this was
a violation of the city ordinance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
FITZGERALD
To Withdraw
BY CHARLES WEBER

Circuit Court Commissioner
Frank FITZGERALD will withdraw
from the race for prosecutor on
the Democratic ticket, leaving
one candidate to oppose his bitter
foe. Prosecutor William f. Dowl-
ing. The Detroit Times learned
today.
The FITZGERALD VS.. Bowling
fight was expected to highlight
the primary election of July IL
because of animosity stemming
from the last mayoral campaign,
in which Bowling supported
Mayor Jeffries against FitzGerald.
FitZGerald's withdrawal left
Gerald X. O'Brien. former as
sistant prosecutor and one-time
deputy state attorney general, as
the only opponent of the prose-
cutor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
End Arguments
In Bonn fidf

The governments case against
the Bohn Aluminium and Brass
Corp, charging conspiracy to de-
fraud against the corporation and
three of its officers, will go to the
jury today.
Yesterday government attor-
neyS took up the entire day in
Federal Judge Piccard's court
making closing arguments to the
Jury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
City 0PA Pdet
To Cut Gas Use

A new system Of certifcation
for gasoline for city owned cars
went into effect today by agree
ment between the city and OPA
after investigation of alleged
gasoline abuses. Storm Vanderzee.
OPA enforcement agent, an
nounced.
Under the new program city
gasoline. mileages administrator
Patrick J. Brennan will supply
OPA with a list of city cars and
the required mileage for each car
instead OF filing cerufcation for
bulk gasoline based on previous y
months driving as was done in
the past.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
Former Sailor jailed
On Mail Theft Charqe

A former sailor who was al
lowed TO join the navy instead OF
serving a term for auto theft TO-
day was held on charges of steal
ing allotment checks and other
documents from mail boxes.
Randall Kraepel, 10. of 5547
Linsdale, when arrested had six
letters on his person not addressed
to him. including one containing
an allotment check. police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
Order Beer Co. Election

The NLRB today ordered a bar
gaining election May % for all
employees of the West Side Beer
Co., Grand Rapids. Local 254, In
ternational Union of Brewery and
Soft Drink Workers of America
(C1O) is seeking representation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18

THns In wJLB--i400-to ECHOES
or ERIN" Irish Music and Songs.
sunday AZ $50 p. ".
Tuns IN WNYz-~l77D-for MAKE.
BELIEVE BALIRooa." With 20.
OLE cHAsE-Ametles's hnsst music
1000 A. n. Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
Freak Tree in Oreoon

CANYON CITY. Ore, May Is
INS)--A little tree in Canyon
City now 50 years old. bears sour
apples the size of walnuts that
don't drop of in the fall but in
the spring become brown and
sweet