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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14
NEMECKE KRYSY
PARfz.
NOVA
VLADA
Nsmci chystaji evakuaci
Parize?

4 dxkZCs
z dobre zpravenych fran
couzskych pramen1 sdaluje u
nited Press, re Sc IDA, jakoby
Nemci pripravovali evakuaci
Parfze a kazdem pripade ne
hodlali PaTiz branit, kdyby sc
fronta pTiblfzila k francouz-
skemu hlavnfmu mestu.
Poole teto zpravy zahajili
Nemci evakuaci svych civilnich
drednfkn, jichz je PaTiz pima.
Tito 1rednfci a jejich rodiny
jsou stehovani do Nancy, so
mil cd nemecke hranice.
Dalsi uspschy francouzskych
partyzanGG.
Re stabu generala Koeniga,
vrchniho velitele francouzske
domaci armady, Sc %oznamuje,
&c diva dni pc zahajenf invase
Normandie zdrzeli francouzSt1
partyzani celou nemeckou pan
cerovou divisi, ktera postupo-
vala ma frontu, O 80 hodin. V
boji s touto divisi partyzani mi
Gill diva tanky, zabili 80 Mem
cG a zajali 80. Partyzani pri
tom ztratili 40 muzI.
Re spanelske Pamplony sc O.
znamuje, re partyZani vtrhli do
mesta Maulon v JIM Francii a
zasobili Sc potravinami pro sve
oddly, bojujici v horach. 200
francouzskych cetnik1 We sluz-
bach Vichy Sc pTi tom pripojilo
k partyzanGm a odtahli s mimi
do hor.
Wrist partyzanskeho hnuti
" Srbsku.
Herald Tribune" oznamu-
je z italskeho Bari, re Sc v po-
slednfch tydnech slime rozsirilo
partyzanske hnutf v Srbsku.
Jde O partyzanske skupiny,
ktere operuji ma bulharsko-
jugoslavske hranici pod vede-
MIN jisteho vGdce, kteremu
partyzani rikaji "drug Tempo"
a ktery je podrizuje vrchnfmu
veleni marsala Tita.
Zd1raznuje sc pri tom, re
Titovo partyzanske hnuti Sc
zrodilo v Srbsku, bylo vsak nu-
ceno pc prudke nemecke ofen-
sive prenest Sc do Chorvatska
a Bosny. Asi polovinu clenI
Titovych partyzanskych oddi-
III tvofi Srbove a Cernohorci.
Nicmene okolnost, re dosud
partyzani operovali v zapadnf
cast Jugoslavie, dala moznost
Mihajlovicovym stoupencnm
rozsirit legendu, re Srbove jsou
proti Titovi. Move srbske par
tyzanske oddly Sc vytvofily z
cast re srbskych sedlak1, z ca
sti z deserterG re skupin Mi
hajlovicovych, ktere omrzelo
nicnedelani a kter1 byli pohor-
Semi Mihajlovicovou spolupraci
s Nedicem a s Nemci. Tyto Cd
Oily, ktere ted cftajf asi 10000
muzd, ohrozujf dIlezite zelez-
nicnf trait Nis-Skoplje a Mis-
Sofie a Nemci byli nuceni do
tohoto 1zem1 poslat cerstve po-
sadky, ktere S pomoc1 Nedico-
vych quislingovskych cddlld a
pry take oddfl1 Mihajlovice
prot temto' partyzanGm bojuji.
Spojenectf stycnf d1stojnfci v.
partyzanskem stabu jsou pre-
svedceni, re Sc tyto rye srbske
partyzanske oddly udrzf a roz
sfri. Jestlize Sc partyzanske-
muhnutf podarl osvobodit vetsl
cast Srbska, pax to Dude ne
aro r< ,yo pocl1onfnn TifOx1o hn,,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14
Italska frOnta.

Ma italske fronte dobyly spo-
jenecke armady mesta Rosig-
nano a Castrellinu ma postupu
k Livornu a Pise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14
BY LEFT

tt, protoze Sc tim prokaze pred
celym svetem, re Sc Titovi O.
pravdu podaTilo sjednotit vse-
chny narodni skupiny Jugosla-
vie.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
Dieppe Heroes
Tots Feted
Essex Scottish Group
Marks 5th War Yule

Only dimly aware that their
fathers Fought and died AZ Diepre
for way of life that would IN
= ~ .4-Gt4+4St:4as~e "a
Youngsters. all children OF mem
bers OF the famed Essex Scottish
Regiment. Saturday celebrated
Christmas in Windsor with their
fifth annual party since the war
began.
The children ranged In age from
several months 90 II years Many
OF the fathers are still In German
prison camps.
Guests Al the party included
three English war brides and their
small children.
The young English mothers eN-
pressed amazement al the festive
Christmas spirit in Canada and
America.
One said she missed the pudding
OF her native country most while
another longed for the cheerful
open fireplaceS.
"Best of ALL" they said eve
miss the bombs and terrible
destruction"
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
StudentsPrdised
InPdped|vdge
Times Photo

The Wayne County Paper Sal
wage Committee Saturday lauded
pupils and teachers of the 288 De-
troit and county public and paro.
chial schools.
Edwin j. Anderson. chairman OF
the county committee. said the
record collection of 5000, ,59S
pounds OF waste paper reported To
date by the public and parochial
schools Is an indication of what
may be expected in the present
school drive.
Tn addition to that total
Highland Park schools collected
1928 pounds; two Hamtramck
schools accounted for $4,000
pounds more; six Lincoln Park
schools came up with 66,400
pounds; Crosse Pointe schools
added another 81 800 pounds and
Dearborn schools have been ay-
eraging 10000 unds a
month";" Anderson Said.---
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
Eight indicted
ByGraft Jury
Detroit Legislators
Named in Charges

LANSING. Dec i6-Begisia-
tors Saturday nervously awaited
the next move of Circuit Judge
Cars one-man grand jury after
five legislators and two naturo-
paths were indicted, in the Jurys
latest bribery charge.
Named by the jury in connec-
tion with an alleged bribe plot on
a naturopathy bill at the 1941
session were:
Former Senator William c.
Birk (R) of Baraga; Senator Leo
j. Wilkowski. Detroit; Reps. Ed
ward j. Walsh. William Buckley
and Francis j. Nowak. Detroit;
William Green (R) of Hillman.
and Paul Faulkner and Gunnar
Wikander. Detroit naturopaths.
Two weeks ago the jury in
dicted eight legislators and five
naturopaths on a charge of bri-
berry on a bill at the 1899 ses-
sion. This bill would have Ii
censed and regulated practi-
toners of naturopathy. The bill
was killed in 1889 and also in
1941. Wikander was named IN the
previous indictment also
Wilkowski, Buckley and Mo-
wax are in Jackson Prison on
other bribe counts.
ne investigation which led to
the new indictments were di-
rected by Special Grand Jury
Prosecutor Kim Sigler.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
Zone Mail
Help P. O. Authorities
Deliver on Time

Postal authorities Saturday ap-
pealed again TO Detroiters to
place the correct zone number on
their holiday letters, packages and
cards to insure delivery by Dec. 25.
A postoffice spokesman said
there is huge pile of unzoned
mail already piled up in II the
Roosevelt station annex with only
a slight chance of much of it
being delivered by Christmas.
He explained that the regular
and temporary help are sufficient
TO insure delivery of mail carrying
the proper zone numbers. But
there are only few employees
available to- handle the tedious
job of segregating tho unzoned
mail.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
Scouts Toys
II in Basement Bull d
Christmas for Orphans

tF'or three months a group Of Il
Boy Scout cubs have been building
toys TO make il a Merry Christmas
for orphans.
Working in tho basement Of
Robert HowiSon. 1876 Monica, the
boys, 9 10 l. years of age, have
assembled "a wooden wagons and
81 other playthings.
Mr. William Parish. Old News
boy and Goodfellow, has accepted
the gifts. and will act as Santa for
the 46th consecutive year al the
Protestant ChildFen's home.
Howison said:
II had as much fun being
with the boys a. they had max
Ing the ioye%
Already plans arc being made
for next years project
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17

"It took eight donors TO save
my iIfe," SISgt. John j. O'con-
nor of Boston. sponsor OF the
project al Percy Jones Hospital
in Battle Greek. said Saturday.
transportation to Detroit from
Battle Creek and all arrangements
TO accommodate the heroes have
been made by The Detroit Times.
perhaps our coming 10 De-
trOit will convince more citi-
zens of the importance OF maxi
Ing regular trips 10 the Red
Cross blood bank."~0iSonnor
added. THE pressure Is on big
cities where facilities for max
ing plasma are centered, be-
cause many of the smaller COM
munities, like Battle Creek,
haven't the equipment TO share
In this patriotic duty.
Somewhere there are eight
persons to whom I'll be eter-
nally grateful and all of my
buddies can tell similar story.
IL must be thrilling to all blood
donors To know they are Civ
ing back life to hundreds of
d ough boys on all fighting
fronts"
Sgt, O'Connor lost an arm at st
Lo Aug. 20. 1t took six pints ol
plasma and two blood transfu
sions 10 save him. He keeps think
ing -his-pals- -in-the =battieiint
with the fighting 18th Division,
"Those boys are needing
plasma every day. but quick,
and the least we can do, civil
ians and soldiers at h o m Q,
wounded or not, II to see that
they get all they can use"
Although busy with their regu
lar duties, officials at Percy Jones
Hospital listened TO the insisten
plea of Sgt. O'Connor to come Il
Detroit for the donation. They in
quired of The Detroit Times or
ways and means to make the tfiI
and the Times chartered bus,
A total of l20 wounded GIs vol
tinteered for the trip. fhe Others
may get their chance later.
While here. the soldiers will b'
entertained as guests of the cit.
and the Times. Twenty OF tn
visitors are from the Fort Custer
convalescent facility, 10 from the
Custer Annex and 10 from Perc!
Jones proper.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
Skidding Car Hurts
Boy on Sidewalk
Reckless Driving Count
Laid Against Driver

William PongratZ, 7-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Pom
gratz, 5003 Cabot was seriously
hurt when a car skidded- on an icy
street and careened onto side
walk az Ogden and McGraw Sat
Hrday Two other children escaped
injury.
The child was taken to Receiv-
ing Hospital. where he was found
10 be suffering from fractures of
both legs and a head injury.
Matthew LalewicZ. az. of 1916
Prescott, driver of the car,
was charged with reckless driving
The Pongratz boy was sitting on
his sled on the sidewalk when il
was struck by Lalewicz car.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
Detroit Bond Goal
Still Shy 80 Pct.
al Million Needed
as DeadIine Nears

With less than a day OF the
Sixth War Loan Drive remaining.
officials Of the war finance com
mittee Saturday announced that
Detroit has purchased only 70.2
per cent of its quota of + bonds
while Wayne County has achieved
only 1873 per cent.
Figures cleared through the
war finance office Friday night
showed that Detroit has pur-
chased S99.045, ,S5075 worth of r
bonds against quota of Sl4l.-
600 900.
WaYne County has bought
S57, 1876 .S26.50 against a quota of
S77, ,367 600, records show.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
Phone Dispute
Put Up 10 WLB

The controversy which recently
caused the brief strike Of Mich
igan Bell Telephone Co workers
in Detroit was certified ito the
War Labor Board by Secretary
OF Labor Perkins Saturday, 4 dis
patch from Washington stated.
The CoinpiatnantS arc members
Of the Michigan Telephone En-
ployes Federation. an independent
union which claims TO represent
$500 workers and is affiliated
with the National Federation of
Telephone Workers.
The issues IN dispute the dis
patch stated. are wages. reclasSl-
fication and job evaluation.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
Sailor Tells Appreciation
For I ines Gift Subscription

Christmas suggestion you still follow: Order
gift subscription to The Detroit Times for your boy girl
in service he she may regularly keep up with affairs
back home.
A grateful Detroit sailor wrote:
After being away from Detroit for four whole MONTHS
II surely seemed good to Detroit Times again Now
when you don't get chance to write know I'll get
your paper Thanks lot for the subscription. Sis
Order NOW! Rates below apply to U. S. servicemen
and women here and abroad.
months Daily 1918
months Daily and Sunday $50
months Sunday only S1.95
When ordering address Mail Subscription Dept, The
Detroit Times Detroit 81, Mich Give complete and
address of person to whom you want the Times
we'll as your own name and address.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
German Actress
Will Be Citizen

Ellen SehwaRReke, renowned
German actress who caused inter
national headlines in 1886 by
refusing TO give a command per-
formance before Adolph Hitler.
left Detroit Saturday for New
York for the momentous event
of her life.
Monday Miss Schwanneke, Prus-
sian born and 100 per cent
"Aryan,' fulfiIls the ambition she
expressed two weeks after her
arrival in the United States in
l938-she becomes a full fledged
American citizen.
The ceremony will take place
in the New York naturalization
bureau.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
Judge ellis Becomes
1st Time

Recorders Judge Gftlts became
a firSt-time grandfather Saturday
With-the- birth of a seR-te- Mrs
Marion Rueppel ellis and 1t
Joseph A. ellis Jr. Of the air
transport command.
The baby who weighed 10
pounds, was born in Cottage Hos
pltal. He has been named Michael
James ellis. The father is sta
toned in India.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
BOND QUOTA MET

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is GNS)
of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr. estimated
tonight that final tallieS on the
$4,000, 100000 Sixth War Loan
will exceed S19.000,000,000. In a
radio address marking the close
OF the drive Morgenthau said he
was thrilled TO report also that
the S., 900 100000 war bonds quota
for individuals will be fully met.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
CEash-kills sHeifs

CHICAGO, Dec. Is (INS)-
John Mitchell Lewis II, II. heir TO
fortune, died today of injuries
suffered in an automobile accident
Wednesday. He was the son of
the late Albert c. Lewis, indus
trialist, who left more III "a n
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
Quartet Arrested
By Policy Raiders

Vice squad raiders arrested two
men and two women Saturday
charging the quartet with violat-
ing state gambling laws.
Police said they seized 5000
mutuel betting pads. 200 betting
slips. 500 in cash and an auto
mobile at 1851. T.. Fort.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
Strikes End
In 7 Plants
Appeal by Army
Brings Settlement

Two OF six Detroit labor dis
butes that have been crippling
production of vital war material
were ended Saturday.
Settlements were made after
Brig. Gen. A. 3. Quinton Jr., chief
of the Detroit ordnance district.
revealed that the army is in dire
need of tanks and other material
for invasion armies.
"The invasion OF Germany
has been slowed down and hum
dreds of lives lost because OF a
lack Of tanks" Gen. Quinton
telegraphed General Motors
workers In an appeal for
stepped-up production.
Responding to pleas from the
navy and other government agen-
cies, the Clayton e. Lambert Co.
Saturday agreed TO re-employ l33
workers discharged Thursday for
staging a brief work stoppage.
AGREE TO REHIRE
The company manufactures
shells for the navy and IL was
feared fellow-workers might stage
a sympathy strike. The company
agreed TO re-employ the men Dec.
26. but refused 10 take them back
before that date.
The company had previously
stated that thp men would not bc
re.employed under any circum-
stances.
Return -of-the- men was ar
ranged by the l.. s. Cancellation
Service.
simultaneously 800 striking
welders in the tank hull depart
ment at the Cadillac plant voted
20 return 10 work on their next
regular shifts. The vote was
<kaken al a mass meeting in Local
fi's hall, Michigan and Maybury
NIand
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
$500, Fire Probed

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Dec. 16
QNS)-Cause of general alarm
fire which swept three factories
and caused 100000 damage was
being investigated today.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
4OGLs Saued byBlood
Repay 1t to Buddies

Forty grateful GIs of whom their lives to dona
tions blood the Red Cross will visit Detroit Tuesday
intent giving that blood back to the plasma bank their
buddies fighting will live
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
sTUBBoRNNEss CHARGED

Hubbard. in formal statement,
attacked the Chicago heads of the
Ward Co. for what he termed
their stubborn attitude" in failing
70 settle the differences with the
and the government.
Members of Ford Locai-6ee,
UAW-CI0,, were identified in the
picket lines at the store Saturday.
FIGHT LASTS YEAR
Both CIO and AF'L officials ad-
that the Jurisdictionai
fight has been in progress for
nearly a year.
"The ALL has recruited 95
per cent of the employees at the
Royal Oak store and another
store has asked us 10 take them
over" Frank X. Martel. presi-
dent Of the Detroit and Wayne
County Federation Of Labor,
told the Times.
when the CIO called the
Montgomery Ward strike only
four employees of the Royal Oak
store walked out"
HEARING CANCELLED
a hearing AT which we were
90 be declared the sole bargain
ing agents for the Royal Oak
workers was scheduled to be
held before the National Labor
Relations Board next Friday but
Continued on Page SiX)
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
JAILED ~ ASSAULT

4 strike ot 16s workers at the
Briggs Outer Drive plant which
started Tuesday. continued Satur-
day
- James A. Lee Jr.. an employe
OF The Clayton & Lambert plant,
today was fined s.2'3 and costs or
serve so days in the House of
Correction after nc was found
guilty by Recorders Judge Stein
of assault and battery on ms lore
man.
Various reasons were given for
the strikes. The Bundy Tubing
walkout followed an argument
over bargaining procedure; at
Michigan Steel, discharge of a girl
for alleged refusal TO work. Aero
nautical products. row over
seniority rights Cadillac. argu-
ment over smoking privileges ;
Briggs. break in" period for an
Inspector.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
Ward Strike
A Union Row
Jurisdiction Angle
Recently Revealed
By ED BRAND

A bitter iurisdictional battle be-
tween the ALL and the CIO was
revealed in the Montgomery Ward
strikes for the first time Sat
urday.
Coincident with this revelation
a petition for an injunction TO
restrain striking Montgomery
Ward workers from interfering
with loyal employees or the opera
.tion of Detroit and Dearborn
stores was continued until Mon
day by Circuit Judge John V.
Brennan.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
4 STORES CLOSE EARLY

All four of the company strike
bound stores were closed at D
D. m. Saturday instead of the usual
9 o'clock Saturday closing hour.
81 closed the stores said
r. +. RoseveaT, general man
ager for the company, "tO pre-
vent further injuries TO our en-
pIOyes."
In Dearborn. Mayor Orville
Hubbard. terming the strike a
shameful sideshow.' has called
conference Monday between
Roland A. Estabrook. the Dear
born Ward store manager, and
Merritt L. Martin president OF
Local 322. 10 attempt 10 effect a
settlement.
His action followed arrest Of
two men for disorderly conduct
during an argument near the
store and after a complaint had
been registered by girl employe
that she had been slapped by an
unidentified assailant in the stores 5
parking lot.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-17
8 PLANTS CLOSED

Three other war plants are
closed, however. and more than
2.l00 workers idle.
The closed plants are the Bundy
Tubing Cos Center Line factory.
the Michigan Steel Costing Co,
and Aeronautical Products. The
Bundy company makes tubing for
tanks. and Michigan Steel manu-
factures tank castings.
A thousand are idle in the
Pundy strike and 5ee-at Mictiran
Steel Casting. Six hundred were
ON strike al Acrundutfcai.
A vote on returning 20 work
will be held by members Of the
union at a meeting 10 be held At
2 p. m Sunday al Outer Drive
and Van Dyke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
RENTALS WANTED


COJORED made aged coupl. oeetres tur
nished room or Housekeeping fIom Cal
after e ThWnsend a-nfSa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

t2oo DOwN NOW RIGHT ~
ATTRACTIVE rev q m Singles
bedrooms 'fls snrrsn so
natn arg. ms vsr, wei Du II
car fr0n y OutniEn Crsrrs az
DRAGOON-LAFAyETT - I'm. rnod,r-
nor vsteF heat garage ~ Don down
A3fy " Vernon - $751;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
EVERGREEN FE,NKELL
Outer Drive District
- YNoL III -Rl,Rr so.n nlsr

p YNOl TIL BURT ROAD DIST
SrAsefsf Road Nasssr Drive
Nile pturiei
BesAti fi' nrics dupl~r single z bedrooms
ierss rec. ro0m Tie kitchen nsfn nsw
tefuEerafur. stove 500 moves YOU iu
ca John Quinlsn CHERRY as2l
FIVE rooms years OLD funs modern
Nesr transportation. schools Three lots
fraU 'frss StrARbErrles- Extra luEnhri
electro stove fsfrrsfatof available I'm
me0 sts possession RovAi OAK 6sia-t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED

lnkNet 81 lmptnvS'nerrs s,--sa}r'rs pr
bargains larrs lots So horIa sarrrf f0rs
loo "a tssrs I.rfVertffA 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
HOUSES ron SALE

DEARBORN si22 Argyle neA F1fdsor
High, room home vscsn' ~ $50
Tenn msuop ssfLszeVss Rssto
nv M.hLsan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

BOARD and room. home SNls cooking
all YOU can eat SO per week 80
Parsons
CHALMERS. 2si Room and hoard Win
garage nsar--Chrysler Continental and
jefferson
HIILGER Jefferson Gentleman or lady.
excellent meals and transportation. LenoA
0iss
ROOM AND BOARD in private homs
Home privileges 1870 psllister
wINDER. 100 Woodward Good food and
rooms transportation 10 all parts Of
l,HerrAl 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
HOUSES FOR SALE

COLOREn- Scovsl- Roosevslt-VA CANT
s-rdom brick. h. a. heat natural hrspiaos.
ONLY So $50, terms Cal
II SLOBlN = TR. Loses wy TTiis
.COLORED- Vinewood- Buchanan. rooms.
bedrooms. 2-car gar hot ar heat;
- 800 down. 43iO W. Vernon. IA. $751;
COLORED- CAMERON OWES 8 rooms
fuli base't, hot air M ONLY $500 IN
p. sLoBiN rR i-o366, TY 7-7lia
UOLOkED, VACANT, CONANr GARDEN p
rooms ? lots. lear garage o. = neat
Jesse Parker. 242 p. Warren. TN. 2-24ia
CoLoRED CHEAP s rooms north o.
boulevard. iMMEpiATE POSSESSION
Johnson THnitSl2-s167
COL0RED Raglan Hamtramck G6od
condition vacant 1855 HolDroohI Iftn-
My 2.56s2
COLORED Fenkei sec. MOD roy
81. 200 On Mcqueen TO. iifi
COLORED rooms. Cam,ron. mr. LINN
50 500. $500 On. TO. 5-0S4t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
FLOOR s.NDisG. w.AlNC, lrc.
SIY'S APPLIANCE SHOE
vuR>ACl CLEANING A>p RrrAlRr>G

- FURNACE VACUUM cleaned chimuey
SWEPT g-atss tfrpufS rev furnaces
installed Bwngs~c fta0hos $50