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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Clue
In Girl Hunt

Fearful that her missing daugh-
ter has hecn murdered. Mrs Peter
p Casalas Of 3435 Third today
l1az- -4lLcmnl- 10 identity gar
mcnts discovered near the spot
where "a hcadl,S.. armleSs corpse
wis f-rttf4tt fft-iai ai-rA-t-ef- Utica
frr garments were found in A
bundle about FIVE miles from Joe
louis SiUruEhIti farm along the
Clinton River
Mrs Casavas told state police
detective Howard Seller that her
daughter Beulah, II. has been
missing since last Sept. II when
she vanished after reporting for
work az the Packard Motor Car
Co
Two days later there was a
brief message from Tulsa, Okla,
and then silence.
a month after Beulah went 10
Tulsa her mother said, a man
named Robert Wallace came 10
the Casayas home and said he had
seen her az Woodward and Char
lotte
"She spent a lot of time at
dance hall there and at an adj
joining restaurant much against
our wishes" Mrs. Casavas said.
lnaSmuch rs the torso itself was
b yond identification. II was
buried yesterday in a cemetery
near Fraser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Thugs Hill
w OTkHslan

a Mexican tentatively identified
as Fidela A. Glade 1924 Michigan.
a Great Lakes Steel Go. worker.
was found robbed and beaten 10
death on the sidewalk AZ National
and Michigan early today
Police said a witness told them
she sa't three men knock the
victim down kick him, rob him
and then Gee
The f+ssh}t- before Alberto ReFiF-
cues. 1898 BasietF. taa-=- lA-t-sttt=ff
and robbed AZ FIFTH and Michigan
lie is recovering IN Receiving
HOSPITAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Fights City
OIsA Rule

A city ordinance which gives
CITY officials power 20 act in OPA
violations was under fire today
-aad-l,S lesaI4iA- q1nztinncd- nan
appeal to circuit court from a %
day sentence against a farmer
VINO. violated ceiling prices on
chickens
The farmer John IT, Sell of
BhS~Gcid was found guilty last
November by Traffic Jud < o
Maher ~ selling a pound
chicken for 30 cents . pound The
ceiling price was a.
Sell S attorney claims that the
ordinance IS illegal and says the
city has no right 20 interfere In
the operation Il q Setup created
by national legislation.
SCI has been Tree undCr bond
while permission 20 appeal was
being obtained from the state sd
prcme court
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
% Boats
HeeEsessHHasA

DULUTH MINI April : lCPl
IL S. Coast Guard headquar-
tors reported today that an e>t.-
mated IS 10 30 nelchrcrs wore
locked IN ice foes north Of The
Saul Ste Marc locks and ar
temuts- M1le- Ll-n.- made La IL.
lease them
"Onc or our three ice break
erS left this morning" toa>t
guard spokesman said The
other two are IN the harbor
here Once the freighters get
thorugh the ice above the 500
they can make II here easily
within 80 hours, Lake Superior
l. clear of ice
The coast guard reported 'ro
locks ar S8llt Ste Marie were
open and that the 'rechtors ale
Icad> bad gone through INTO tha
upper lake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
War Hero .DiIfS Girl:
His Dads Still Raided

The Tilted sweetheart Of a ma
tionaHy famous marine corps
hero today caused the arrest Of
marine -49-seaF-eld father
and the first moonShine still raid
in Detroit in two years.
The girl. whose name was not
revealed called police and told
them that George YakSich was
operating a moonshine still in his
home at 1875 Orleans after
Yaksich's son, Marine Cpl John
T. YakSich lifted her for another
girl he Is 20 marry A April 90
Cpl, YakSich was awarded the
Navy Cross and received nation
vide acclaim after ne wiped our
Jap machine gun nest single
handed on Guadalcanal He was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

wounded in action and returned
to his home here
When police raided the place
and found 20-gallon still seven
CATIONS Of IfiiCIt whisky and five
gallons of prun and raisin mash.
they turned the elder Yaksich
over 10 federal authorities.
Accompanied by his hero son.
YakSich was arraigned before
l.. S. Commissioner George M.
Read today and pleaded guilty to
Violating The internal revenue
laws.
He was held fer the action Of
The federal grand jury and re-
leased on his own personal bond
IN order that he might attend his
sons marriage 10 the other
girl April 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Ritual Banquet
Opens Passover

Detroit Jews VIII open the
eIght-day Passover festival with
the Seder the ritual banquet in
their homes after shutdown to-
night.
symbols of The Feast Of Liberia
tion viii cover The tables. chief Of
which VIII be mafzos the un-
leayoncd bread symbol of the
Exodus from Egypt
Services IN SynaCoCuos AZ 7.15
tonight will precode the SedeT.
Worship tomorrow morning viii
begin a. SO a. m IN most stna-
gogucS and al 40 30 m IN Tenn
pies Israel and Seth El
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Accused Of SwindIinq
Prospective Tenants

Charged with swindling 10
prospective tenants out Of a total
Of 81 2s0 Glen Randolph, 33. Of
1857 Russell. a DSR motorman,
pleaded innocent before Judge
John J. Maher today and was
placed under 81 900 bond.
Police said ne accepted deposits
on apartments and that his prom
iseS and the apartments failed to
materialiZe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Seek Those Who Saw
Boy Killed by Auto

Parents ~ AIbert J FOchl. IS,
of lS4S Church VINO was fatally
injured n an auto accident At
Michigan and Trunnun. Ar 5:35
a m Jan. % today asked the
Times 20 AID n search Of wit
nc>~cS 20 Tho accident
The youth died IN Receiving
Hospital The following day He was
struck hy am auto driven by Ken
notr X Barnes, IS. of Rankin
Township according 10 police re-
ports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Flower Show 10 Open
Saturday al Belle Isle

The department of parks and
recreation flower show at the
Belle Isle Horticultural building
will open Saturday an,
the commission announced today.
The building. displaying Easter
lilies and other early season flow
erS. will be open daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Parents Plead innocent

MONROE April 7 up Ken
Meth Doan. p. and his wife Daisr
81, were A. liberty under $500
bond each today after pleading
innocent yesterday 10 charges Of
neglect and cruelty In the death
Of their two children left alone
March Is when fire destroyed
their home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
City Transit
Needs Aired

Improvement Of public trans
portation, rather than plans for
elaborate limited access. high
speed super-highways for private
automobiles was today advocated
for Detroit
With Mayor Jeffries, the DSR
commission, most Of the common
council and transportation OK
pertS in the audience. Charles
Gordon. managing director OF the
American TRANSIT Association,
hluntly warned that cities were
plotting their own destruction by
concentrating on spectacular roads
and Ignoring transit facilities.
Gordon was the principal
speaker before the Engineering
Society OF Detroit last night AZ
Rackham Memorial lie charged
that cities. m dealing with the
transit problem had been holding
down the standard Of service for
the public,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Negro Fire Hero
Worker al Ford

The hero who stopped on his
way 20 work yesterday morning 20
i--t-it-- fe-trt e-r4--ft ard tF'i Il gga4S
fFam-thclr blazing apaItmcnts In
mister and then went on 10
work an Ford without giving his
name was identified today as
John n Malcolm r. a Negro. Of
1883 YorkVllc mister
Malcolm VINO was discharged
Two months ago from the navy.
called "a side porch over a burning
food tore A. ZIili Michigan and
hanging from "a window ledge and
an electric light box. awakened
ana lowered 10 safety the SIX oc-
C3pan'~ NJ tWo apartments on the
second floor
H. stopped 20 help put out The
fire bar m mo excitement no one
thought 10 ask ul4 name. Malcolm
is married and mo father Of tpo
r3r.s Betty Jane, 3, and Patu-
c.a 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Brands Milk
Dumping Lie

Charges that Detroit milk
dealers are forced to dump milk
into sewers. while Detroiters are
on short milk rations, were
branded as false today by Robert
r.. Rich, war food administration
marketing agent
Rich said that since Nov. /
1913. local diaries have been re-
stricted 10 monthly quotas no
greater than 100 per cent of June,
1913, sales of milk.
DON'T MEET QUOTAS -
"With milk consumption in
Creasing, II seems hardly likely
that any one would dunn H..
The two dairies reported doing
80 both have records on file i'm
this office stating that they
have never been able Ia meet
allowed quotas" Rich said.
Some skinned milk is neCeS-
saFily dumped, Rich explained
because ~ has little commercial
value and contains no butter fat.
He said that diaries having
SKINNED milk are able 10 call
WA Offices and get permission
10 turn 10 into pOWdoIOd milk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
MUST LURE PUBLIC

I'VE have thought too much
Of keeping down fares" he said.
I'VE should instead concentrate
on speed. comfort and CON
veniPnce, even 10 the extent Of
substituting the highest stand
ard OF convenience and comfort
To riders. Such a policy would
he much more economical than
10 provide highways for automo-
biles. We must lure the public
away from driving their cars
into the heart Of the city"
Gordon denied that ne opposed
the development Of major highway
10 eliminate traffic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
WARNS OF PERIL

There is danger in our plan
ming FOR tomOrroW'S cities Of
getting the cart before the
horse" Gordon warned. 1--WE
are providing highways 10 give
the city jewellers access to the
countryside before we provide
the ternal transportation
system essential TO the very
survival af the cities themselves.
Unless this is recognized, we
may find too late that we have
merely expedited the process nf
destroying cities as we know
them today and have distributed
their populations helter-skeIter
over the surrounding country
side"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
SCHOOLS GET ENOUGH

Answering charges that schools
are being deprived Of milk, Rich
asserted that itis eiftcc- hats never
fatled-t6-ihefeaSe- Supplies ~ milk
70 school iuUChr0omS Whcn such
requests are made Similar re-
quests from hospitals are always
honored as are cases where IN
dNlduaiS can prove medical need
for extra milk. Rich SAID
II those people are dumping
skinned milk" Rich added.
they ought 10 say 80. But this
office knows of nobody who II
pouring whole milk down
drains"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
Sigmas Make
Worms Sunday

Initiation OF eight worms" was
the business OF the Sigmas when
they NE; Sunday al the home Of
Sorror Mile Edwards OF East
Philadelphia. After the worms
crossed the burning sands" and
emerged tired but triumphant. they
witnessed impressive ceremonial.
followed by songs and chatting
among the now all sorors- The eve
ming was concluded with an elabo-
rate buffet supper.
Pledges initiated were Elizabeth
Williams, Pauline Tucker, Dorothy
Thurston. Janice Gray, Frances
Norfleet. Cynthia Downs, Lynette
Gordon and GNendolyn Wilson.
Sorors present were Celeste
Simms. Rosanna Toomer, Lille
Wh!tsett. Mile Edwards. Mildred
Watson. Elaine Stephens. Mayola
Traylor. Helen Childs. Sue Haw-
kins. Isabelle Green. Minnie Dono-
van. Margaret Rove. Mavis Bon
ney. Eunlce Morris. Dorothy Pear
son, Marion Hester. and Thelms
Martin.
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Lodge Initiates
30 New Members

Pride OF Michigan Lodge Nc. 875
OF w held the most sue
cessful initiation so far this year
with more than 30 men brought into
our great order Those who were
made. promise 20 make the sacrifice
and bring in al least one new
member. This bit Of cooperation
will help all Elks and make the
lodges grow in number.
New officers were elected. They
are Bro. Tells. chairman Of Civil
Liberty Committee, and George ].
Jones was elected held secretary.
There will be q Civil Liberty. ami
versary and educational week
Jointly with the Beulahiand Tenn
pie some time in April. Officer:
were appointed 10 make this one
week OF Elks doing.
Open house will be held each
Friday and Saturday evening and
the public is invited 70 help to
make these two nights success
TIE address is 1905 McGraw.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
=CoupleReeeived.
Numerous GIFTS
At Pretty Party
By YIXIENNE

Informality was the keynote OF
the party, given by George and Ber-
nice Sharpe, Saturday. March ii at
their home ON John r. street. The
occasion was the tenth anniversary
OF the congenial couple.
Bernice greeted her guests in
stunning black crepe dress, disting-
uished by a draped front A deep
purple orchid graced her left shout
der. Doris Burgess. Frances Porter
and Vivian Lee. assisted Bernice
as hostesses. They also wore cor
sages. Mrs. Frances Moore. aunt OF
the young couple. came from Mil
wsukee for the occasion.
In the recreation room, Herschel
Solomon acted as b3rkeeper, and
there were drinks of every descrip-
ton. A midnight supper Of baked
ham. potato salad. rolls, pickles, etc.
was palate pleasing.
They Remained
The following members OF the
smart set remained until the small
hours OF the morning: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
lin Lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Mont
10Y. Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Officer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Burgess. Mr.. and Mrs
Herschel Solomon, Mrs Frances
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Solo
mon. NJ X. Fritz. DR. and Mrs. Bun
drant. Mr.. and Mrs Tom Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. James Solomon. Sgt Miles
Swain. Mrs. Mamie Moore. Mr. and
Mrs Herman Malone Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse HARRISON, Mr. and Mrs. Fleet
wood. Scales. Mr. and Mrs Frank
Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. George Gaines
Mr. and Mrs, Otis Luke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bryant. Jesse Caring
ton. Mr. and Mrs. John Lee. MIR
and Mrs p Triplett, M. and Mrs
James Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Traylor. Mr.. and Mrs r. Blackman,
Mr.. and Mrs. George West. DR. II
T. Tam. Theresa King. Philip Car
rington. and many others.
The young couple received num-
erous and lovely gifts.
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with huge red rose in her hair.
Louise Mohr was smsr' in grey and
magenta accentuaied by black
patent leather accessories. Frances
Leonard wore black with touches
Of Irish green, and Christine Dod-
son was wearing beige wool.
Games Of Wit ard nonsense kept
The evening al high pitch OF mer-
rlment. Prizes were won by Myrtle
GoldSby, sister OF the honoree, and
Mrs. Floyd Dungill, Potato salad.
stuffed celery hearts, hot rolls and
butter. pickles and reliShes, and
fruit punch comprised the menu
Mrs. Morgan received many ex-
quisite little garments" for the
Morgan heir-to-be. 1t. Morgan i.
somewhere in Italy
Guests included Mrs. Arthur
Goldsby. mother of the honoree:
Mrs. Floyd Dunghill, Jennie Partee,
Myrtle Goldsby. Marian Thompson
Eugene Williams Jane Walker,
Katherine Revels. Betty Glenn.
Betty D,pdson. Lucille tRoSeMond1
Davenport. ErneS;ine RoSCTond.
Merceille Mason. Labreniha Glenn.
Jeannetta Jones Doris Fuller.
Anita Mack, Lorraine Mcdonald.
Melze1a Peterson. Mary Emma
Thomas. Jerry Cleague and others,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

You can thank your lucky stars
that women are no longer squear1-
ish about discussing their troubles.
Otherwise you might never know
of the 2-way help that CARDUl
may bring when nervousness.
headaches and cramp-like pain
are due only to periodic function
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Many women find that, started
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
George Sharpes In Tenth Anniversary Celebration
Smith
Vows Said At
~ Last Month

Marriage vows were exchanged
between Eula Mae Smith, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Smith and
Robert Louis Addison. son Of the
late Thomas Wesley Addison and
Mrs. Carrie Addison, at 8 pm. in
the chapel of the Lucy Thurman
Y. w. c. A. last week. Rev. r. l..
Brady officiated. 20 Promise Me"
was sung by Miss Myrtle Kicks,
accompanied by Mrs. Mau e
Swintt, who also played the we'd
ding march.
Brides Gown
The bride wore a slipper-satin
wedding gown styled with sweet
heart neckline. fitted sleeves end
ing in a point at the wrist, and a
short train. Her veil was caught by
a halo cup Of tulle embroidered
with pearls. Miss Smiths bouquet
was Of white roses and gardenias
made colonial style.
Mrs. Matte Mccain, matron OF
honor, wore a blue net frock with
fitted bodice md boutfant skirt.
Frocks OF similar design were worn
by Willie Mae Smith and Dorothy
Smith. sisters of the bride, and her
only other attendants. Each carried
red and pink roses in bouquet.
Arthur Bullock was best man
for the groom Ushers were Alvin
McAdoo and Richard Whitfield.
Reception Held
Following the ceremony. re-
ception was held in the social
rooms OF the WV. Fifteen hoSteSses
assisted in taking care OF over
800 guests Many lovely gifts were
received by the couple. Hostesses
we're: Marguerite Patterson. Lille
Mitchell. Ava Gordon. Elvise Leak
Mary Taylor, ESsie Peterson. Ge-
nevs- Williams Elizabeth -Dodd
Gabriel Ivey. ETH Williford, Edith
Williams. Ernestine Bullock, Sara
Corbin. Treattis Minley and Dor
othy Holmes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
SGT. Mills Honored
By Greens At Party

Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs S
Green were hosts al party in their
APARTMENT on Holbrook honoring
Sgt. James A. Mills, ON l5-dsy fur
Tough from his station at Fl Ord
Calf. SGT. Mills is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mills
Of Detroit.
Food. drink, music and dancing
combined 10 make a pleasant eve
ning for Sgt James Mills. 1t Wen
dell Wells. 1t Rice Carrothers, 1t
Hubert Jones, Cpl J Caution Mays,
I. VI. Quinn. S. c Green. Ivy Burt,
Edith Battle. Mable Brown. Nina
Garner. Ruth Tucker. Edith Doug
las. Merry Green and others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
Bed Morgan Honored
At Pre-Nutul Shower

Mrs Beatrice (Goldsby) Morgan
was hOnored at a prenatal shower
on Saturday evening al the home Of
Doris Dungill by four Of her life
long friends, Louise Mohr. Doris
Dungin. Christine Dodson, and
Frances Leonard
The honoree wore a brown and
white print frock with white lin
gerie touches al the throat and
cuffs. Her costume was completed
with brown accessories. Doris Dun
gill was dressed in purple crepe
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
NY BAD SKIN
CHANGED OVERNIGHT

only q woman vhe has
suffered with bad skin
can khev what 10,
came over me vhss i
awsks TO zee my face
% frssh, clear and
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
THE wOMAN's UNITY CLUB

celebrated its seventh anniversary
with a banquet on March ! al the
NWCA The celebration was in an
ma. commemorative OF the organi-
cation OF the club An interesting
nrn.ram was rrcsented.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
Plan today for a
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

TWOS BETTER THAN ONE That's personal slogan about cereals
like cereal day after when it's
and like either the Gerbe Cereals? Some folks
babies think fight back mother kind
feeds Strained Oatmeal day. and Gerbs
Food the And do show appreciation for
mother too-boh cereals pre-cooked, ready-to-sere.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18
Read About These
AMAZING RESULTS!

Has done wonders for my hair
stopped breaking and split
ting" says RID. My husband
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ONE MOTHER TO ANOTHER

To there greater happiness for than to
healthy children they
healthy to guide their little minds that they will
good Americans. I've raised five - think
something about healthy children bring
7z4 d. III
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-18

FAITH IN THE FUTUREl OF COURSEi
Pretty soon I'll be old enough to start on
Gerber's Chopped Foods. That's all right with
me, because they are the same choice vegetables
as the Strained Foods, but come finely chopped.
Packed 10 the same sire containers to avoid
leftovers.
Nine binds Of Gerbsr5 Chopped Food:-vessfS5iss
msSf ombisAiioas and desserts.