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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Stage Is Set
For Air Show
CONTINUED from Page one)

on public display all types of unrestricted army aircraft
some them until recently the secret list Completed
planes will and go in keeping with strict army orders
that no equipment destined for fighting fronts be delayed
much hour.
al example of important ir=forees equipment to
be shown the Norden bombsight will be public display
for the first time
This Is the miraculous implement heretofore guarded
bv mems very lives that has made Americas strategic
bumbers the hardest hitting In the world
Formal opening of the Air Show will take place with
brief ceremonies at O'Clock tonight.
Official representatives of the army air staff flown in
from Washington will be Brig. Gen. +. NJ Hopkins, assist
ant chief of air staff and chief of the division
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Ydnks Boost
Pacific Raids
MArthur Continues TO
Send Reinforcements
the DETROIT TINES
June 1874

GFS= ei7ctF7s-Frfffft7'F' : FFeeN Nr't
Guinea. June - 0INSl Cr0 Mac
Arthur steadily strengthened fs
amph.a.ogS forces ON Eiah Island
today. poUlnC troops ashore 10
bolster the Americans preparing
80 resume the aFise oR ;E,- Isle
three airdrones.
StrorC naval and ar fleets pro
y16ed cover for the reinforce
Irents as They SWarmcd ashore az
Piak. off Dutch Now Guinea.
Tron'v plane, and ships based un
GceNnk Bay We're unable 20
interfere with the new landings
In the American campaign 20
seize the Muffin BAY sirdronc az
JapS died ln attempts 10 inii!ir3'c
the Yank positions. American Cas-
uallIcs were y killed. seven
wounded
ON Boucainvuc IN the Solo
non Island. L. ;. iufsntrNmCn
made now landings ~ the TekcsSI
river mouth, IL miles southeast
al TorOkina.
PEARL HhRBOP. June z
tINSi The most Widespread
raids carried out IN weeks 10y
Seventh Army All Force hombers
were announced today by Adm.
Nimitz against Jap installations
on Guam. Wake. TrIk and
Ponapc. No l.. 8. planes were
LOST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Allies in Half
Of Myitkyiina

HANDY. Ceylon. June 2 UNS)
Southeast Asia Command head
quarters ounced officially
today that about half" OF the
japanese base at Myitkyina. at
the mort hern terminus of the
Burma rail line OF Mandalay, is
in Allied hands.
American and Chinese forces
pressing into the city from three
sides reached the halfway point
after chalking up gains of nearly
a mile in bitter fighting.
Other troops in northern Burma
continued 10 pound out gains.
clearing a village in the Bishenpur
area and surrounding enemy
troops nearby. Chinese units
pushed ahead from Malakawng
west Of the Mogaung River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
HIGHWAY CUT OFF

Earlier. the badly-mauled Ger
mans suffered another setback
when the Via CaSilina, their
major escape route south of the
Velletri area. was cut in the
vicinity of Valmontone by Fifth
Army troops which rode rough
Shod over furious enemy resist
ance.
Severance OF the highway
chopped off the principal escape
corridor for hordes Of NaZis
streaming up from the southern
battle area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Exhibitors
A+Air Show

These exhibitors are co.
operotine with The Detroit
Times in staging the great air
show uOhich opens tonight
ond continues through June
rs at the City Airport;
Army Air Forces Materiel
Command
Aeronautical Products Co.
Chrysler Corp.
Consolidated Nultee Air
c-aft Corp. (StinSon DiVi-
sion.
Detroit Fire Department.
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
Evans Products Co.
Ford Motor Co.
General Motors Corp.
u. J.. Goodrich Co.
Hudson Motor Car Co.
? Motor Products Co.
: MURRAY Corp. of America.
Packard Motor Car Co.
Pencils, Inc.
Peninsular Metal Products
Corp.
l.. s. 4. Industrial Service.
T., ;. Rubber Co.
War Production Board.
Aero Club Of Michigan.
Aircraft Instrument SerN-
ice.
American Bosch Corp.
Berry Bros, Inc.
BendiN Aviation, Corp
Continental Motors Corn.
Cleveland Pneumatic Tool
Co.
Detroit Public Schools.
Eaton Manufacturing Co.
Electric Auto-Lite Go.
GrahRm-Paige Corp.
McCord Radiator and Mfg.
60.
Michigan State Board OF
AerOnautics.
Solventol Chemical Prod
ucts, Inc,
~. \. Woodwork Co
Warner Aircraft Corp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Australia in Farley

CANBERRA, Australia, June
(UP)--Deputy Prime Minister
Francis M. Forde announced today
that the Australian government
had accepted President RooSe-
velt's invitation TO participate in
an international monetary confer
ence in the United States next
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Higher Court Agrees
WLB RULING Is Final

WASHINGTON. June . GNS)
The L. s. court of appeals for
fhe District of Columbia today
upheld the contention of the fed
eral government that the rulings
of the War Labor Board are not
subject 10 court review.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Reds RepeI NaZiS
Nm EkOmania Battle

MOSCOW. June > GNS) D.
The Russian high command an
nounced today that Red troops
north of las. Romania. repulSed
ell enemy infantry and tank at
taeks yesterday Eighteen Ger
man tanks and IS palnes were de-
klrnNrG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Last Rome
Line Falls
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Continued from Page One)
two of the strongest NaZi fortified
cities guarding the approaches to
Rome. while Ferentino is in the
Liri Valley above Frosinone.
Eighth Army troops. presum-
ably Canadian units which had
been reported operating in that
erea, took Ferentino. while Amer
leans occupied Velletri after en-
tering the city late yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
ROLLS-RoYCE ENGINE

Other devices in operation in
cludc the profllometer, capable of
checking engine surfaces TO one
millionth of an inch and a Rolls
Royce engine. its supercharger,
and a Packard marine engine, such
as those used in speedy PIT boats.
The exhibit will also feature
action pictures of the company
war production and the results
attained.
See Air show. City Airnort =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
JAP DRIVE IN CHINA

CHUNGkING. June 2 (UP)-
Four strong japanese columns
were reported closing in for
direct assault on Changsha and
Changteh today and Chungking
spokesman said 1000 other enemy
troops were massing around
Canton for a co-ordinated drive
northward aimed at clearing the
Chinese armies from all eastern
China.
80 Air Sho.. Cte. Atxr..xt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Shrimp Prices Up

WASHINGTON, June 2 tINS)
The OPA today authorized price
increases TO packers which will
increase retail costs of shrimp 2
cents for the jumbo variety and
| cent for others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
L. =. Bombers Drop $4,000 Tons in May

LONDON. June 2 (UP)--U. s.
heavy bomberS dropped $1,000
tons of bombs on Germany, occu-
ped territories and the Balkans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
CHECKING MACHINES

The planes will supplement
Packard's Hall of Precision" ex-
hibit, an attraction OF the Air
Show.
Actual tests by delicate checking
machines will be staged for the
public for the first time.
Visitors will see one machine in
use that records written reports
on gears that revolve $4,000 times
a minute in powering Mustang
fighter planes 10 ABS miles per
hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

last month, a L. s. Army All
Forces communique announced To-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Workers Add Finishing Touches

kindred fields have other of firms to
demonstrate their products of
Today of workmen added finishing touches to the
Brilliant lighting effects that rival extrava
and world fake construction make the elaborate
setting
Vertabe testing grounds where mechanical equipment will
through have overnight in the shadow
Of giant artillery pieces and "knockeddow aircraft
feature attraction will be dissected Lberator bomber
showing workings Other planes be used to stimulate
bond sales with the of purchasers to be inscribed
their side
The Air Show itself timed to coincide with the opening
of the Fifth War Loan drive.
Another feature consists Of captured fighter planes
usages and bullet holes bearing mute evidence of the
fates of their pilots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Speed P lanes
To Be Shown

Sister planes Of those that re-
Gently set new transatlantic and
transcontinental speed records will
feature the Packard Motor Car
Co. display at The Detroit Times
Army Air Show, opening tonight
az City Airport.
The planes are powered by
Packard-built Rolls-Royce engines.
Another I'M the firms display
fleet Will be a giant four-motor
Lancaster bomber, Britains air
queen which first dropped block
busters on Berlin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Fire Control to Be Demonstrated

Along with the Norden bombsght will be armorproo vests
and helmets for combat
The Maeriel Command also will show electrically and n.y.
daucay operated fire control systems which have saved lives
OF many fighting
Stage attractions will be featured nightly at the show In
Guiding national brosdcass from open platform in the
center Of the tent city.
Every facility of public has been pro-
vided and police will be duty all hours.
The show will be open daily from p. to 10 p. m.
through June IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

- See Afr show. City Airport =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-15
In Appreciation

1t was quite task to gather all the
material and equipment necessary tc
equip plant of this type at time like
the present and we know the resident.
of this area will be appreciative o.
this when they are eating their fresh
frozen foods next winter when sup.
plies are scarce again. So utilize your
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
9nracs Slid
,erbeiratci

9eine Shipeiter lit uerbeirdtct.
nidlt pubr, Mog?
Su, er bat tie nber lfon mieOer
5uriifgeihidtl
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
Observation-Disclosures

@OneOrS Glnb, Jne. @rdiiOelt
alireS SHpeier; Sefretdr, Erou 81.
SAJodter, 1863 Conn. AJe., a. @.
8eriomnIung ant 3. Ylittpod !. ".
EruIpeet 6ia 6ricbsOf. Srdiioeut
8reo 8ogeliang; Sefretdr, $. q.
Binfler; Stasmeiiter laurence ..
Stus. &eri. am 2. Snmstag I'M
Wonat I'M JrieObofsge6dnOe
0eutldJe Treimanrer &Ugc armi-
MINIS, Rr. 25, S.A.N.8t. Sefretdr:
6re0f. 8ertram, 134f S6epbero
Str, 81. g. Beriammlun9 orl i.
Gienstag i'm Monat i'm 9teIen Wta,
ionic 9empel, t3te nnb 8 Strabe,
q. SO.
Nrminius @ersnIgnnss : &crein.
pr6lfoent: &enrD &ieiter; Setretar:
Ebeo0or 2ertb 1905 Stebente Strnbe,
81, %. 8eri1mmlltng ont I. Sonm-
a6eno I'M Nonat.
Greater Beneficial Union, 0iitrift
SIR. 100. 8rGiioent: Sobn @reolein;
Sefretdr: @6riitian Gbrilt 1929
Giinfte StraBe, u. 8. Seri. am
a. Dienstog i'm Monot i'm 9dllie Rr.
1920 g StroBe, g. s.
Greater Beneficial 1%tnion, 0iitrift
Nr. 40. BrGiibent: Midlsl 8oi-
ner; Sefretdr, Gbriition aronen'
bitter, t104 8onioont Cir, Silper
Spring, 0}o. 8eri. am 4. 6reito9
i'm Wonof i'm D6ipc poilit 9ouern"
t2te uno Sc GtraBe, NorOoit.
@mppert Seim Granen SilfsOerein.
Yrdlfoentin 6rau Grnit @. grolpn
Sefretdrin 5rau @ea6e! Gieb. Ser.
iommIung am 9. 9iensrag Is ". I'm
2 lrbr i'm @eim.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
in a pound Of BLACK COAL?

THE lamp has a 10owatt bulb in it and the lump of coal
weighs one pound.
Puvcrized and blown into the big boiler of a modern
powerplant, a pound of Goals provides enough steam to gener-
ate one klowatt-hour of electricity.
That much electricity, in turn, will light the lamp for ten
hours : long enough to read this newspaper and a couple of
novels. Or it will run a small radio for Is hours, a food mixer
for Is hours, a washer for almost 7.
$50 what?' you say. The point is this. IS years ago, it
took about three times as much coal TO produce a kilowat-
hour Of electricity as it does today!
The aH-Gronnd efficiency which gets several times as much
white light from black coal has benefited YOU in many rays.
Il has made your electric service better and cheaper year
by year. 1t has met tremendous wartime demands for electric
power, without delay, shortages or rationing. 1t has held the
price of electricity at an alLtime low, while other costs went up.
These results come from the sound business management
of the nations light and power companies - and from the hard
work of men and women who know their business = and who
are preparing for even greater accomplishments tomorrow.
Some sta"s use iessM n I pound; some more, beeeuse of differences n
Goa ana equipment The nadOnSide 1enege IS 10 pounds per kIoyasboau.
puruxarzu7as ruwEA
M@GgI~4
. Hear NELSON EDDY every "Wednesday IN "The Electric Hour"
s'h Ro5erf Armbrssfer's 0rehesrs, 1880 Pm, EWT, CHS ssezork.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
Oftcbcr better Itenat
tnt 11s8cct.Kricc

@aibit9ton SIN Gftober Der.
~ienften oeltihe ll'goote nenigel
0anoelsihiffe ser 8ereini8ten Na.
tionen ols III i%rsenoeinem onoerer
Wonat oes arieges.
GieS puroe in elmer senleiniomet
SeitItellung Gn9lunos uno Der Il. 9
ourh oas Office Of @ar Conformation
mitgeteilt. Gieie Mitteiluno beiagt
oGbgleifl Die 3a1l Der 5erlt0rtel
0elititen ll-goote aerin9er mar, al,
Sab lie cine CUTE Monotsbeute &c
naunt meroel1 fonstte, lit bieie Bob
iebr giinitia I'M 8er9leid 81 Der Sab
Ser Don Sen u.8ooten ~oerienfteu al
liierten 0oltoelsihiffe."
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
sinocr. ,Sohn Nenrn. 1923 GoIunl

Ginger, Sobn 6cnrp, 1923 GoIlm
eia Moab. ". 8.
Gplanu, 5oiepb g. S(rOmore, Mo
Gr binterIaBt 5pei &6dter, 6rall
Gli5ubetb q. Seuiart uno 6rou Marp
u. Sobniton. Cine H%equiemmeiie NOR
Ut ser 81. @eorge's fatboliihen Sir
die in Aromore.
Gterner, Clarence g., 0tt. alto
Soipital. AuBer ieiner @itpe bin.
terldBt er bier Ginoer: George g.,
6ral StoDer, 6rau 8aublis unO
6ral 6erman.
YbOc6us, @oit9 Matbilon, rs, 0r.
222 Narf NDenlre, 3afomo |nrt,
M0. Sic mar i'll Sii0afrifa dis 1of-
ter onSerrn Senrp unO 6rau Mario
Bleiihbouer ge6oren rno fam 1887
mad 2Interifo.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
pcrInnot:

5ran sum AnfpaRen AMI Gin 5-jGb
RIGGS MGOden; fam n6cnOs mad
9anie ecBcn; OOer MGSdJen CUR Scr
ridtnng BON allgemeiner 6ausarbei
in Tamilie OOn 3ipei EeriOnen, So
ber Qobn nnb angenebme Mrbcit
Man t~eIep6oniere abenOs
9ltpOnt 6124.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
DcMtide Sraa crkGlt
6 1akrc 5mdbtkaMs

gei Ser /. Il. g. Mrnee III 9eutid-
(ano y Gin 8eridt ser Milit1rper.
paltitia IN Rornelimiiniter perur.
teiIte sic II Sabre aite 6rali Waric
Sanien 5us6 Sobren !3uftbaus, lpeil
lie Na3ipnrteiuften O~erborgen uni
oernidJtet battle.
@s mar oies oie ifaperite Strnfe
luelhe bisber I'M 8ebiete Der @riter
u. S.,Arinee nerbdngt tporoen lit
Snuptmdnn SaroIo s. Strobion oil:
Merrid, q. o., Ger friibere SiIfs
lroatsanpalt in Naiiau Gountp, Jun
gierte ais Mnfldger.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17

Tern ienes Staates nit elmer 2:t,
9luralitit nbgepieien.
&onititlttiuene Announcements. 81,
iogenanutc aclojeo bop getriebe It'll
ungeiestit erfIdreu piirOen, murOeu
in 2%alifornien mO Slorl0a abJe.
leAnt, ie0oh bat es oen 9Initein, oaf
elm Gbnliter 8oridtag I'M StaatO
Nrfanias CUR Annnbmc Selangel
miro.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
DcmtIdbes n aiIenkams

Sine gut beiudDte Oirettoreit- lut0
Teleaaten BeriuuntIung fanO an
Sonntag ea6mittng I'M @aiien1alS
itatt. @eih1ite idriftlifer un0 IL
nanjieIler 9lrt plr6en erleoigt. Gin
@eilit I'm altinabme pom 5Dei 3in-
bern mrroe pom &omitea gut gebei.
Gen ln6 pom Gireftorium bepilligt.
Gin Don Serrn 0m. 3immerntann
rieu errihteter lire place" muroe be
iiftigt iino miro beionoers bel ben
Beranltaltungen Ses u5appineB
Clubs" benubt peroef. Die Steine
oq5u uurOen Don eineTn 6reltn0e 0es
6eims qeifyenft. Bon 0en illngen
9eiten, luelfe in ser @ebrmadt Die
men, woren oieIerlei 0nd,ri6te1 ein-
g~elaufen. Carl Gerber lit in Sn6iens
Burma; II6ert Grehgler lit III Ba-
riS. 5rdnfreih; GorI Drehsler, CUR
Belt airf urIoli6, lit in Der &apelle
oes Griegsihiffes oReip Yorf" Gbors
les Gerber lit in Der Marineidtile
fir Muiif; scott Sepmour lit i'm
iiiomeItlifen 8ojifif; 8ilGiam Sinte
lit I'M Camp 8beefer in Georgia;
@eor9e Gbriitntan lit IN Georgia
Eef.; 6re0 Seurit lit in Der Marine-
idute in Chicago. Ger @aiienoater,
Serr George Gbriitmon, gab einen
oltSfii9rliden geridt iiber l0ie Or.
3eugniiie Der 5orrt. melfer iebr gu.
frieoenitellelto mar. Der o8appi-
res Club" gob cine aSolIope'en
8urtD" an lpelher it'd Die fleiren uno
olt9 ole ,,9roBen" 9inOer 6~eteiGigten.'
9od SdLuB ser Der IanrtnIltng be.
gob man iit in Den feitlif geifmiid-
ten gBiolon, no man all geoedten
1afetn Sen 0-i1brigen Sof5eitstag
BON 6errn un0 Jrau Jreo IS. Shulb
%ieterte. Brditoent 5re0 Sdnei0er
mar Ser Eoaitmeiiter unO gratuIierte
benz Sllbelpoar i'm Raruen ser Anipe.
ienoen uno ge0ohte ibrer ieIbltloien
&tlie un0 llnteritiisung I'M altf6on
uno ser llnterbaltltng oes Seints.
Jrau Sophie Sdulk lett Is Sabren
Br1lioent oes GamenbtIfsbereins,
6onfte fir sic ber5li6e Entertaining
lino ibren @orten ihIoB iid Serr
Sdplls 6onfeno an. Gam erfoIete Die
l~tebergate zines @eihenfeS pom Dis
reftorinm lopie lteberreidung zines
8lumenItrouBes pom &uppert Seim
Surh Serrn Socobien. Darauf brad)s
ten MitgIie0er un6 Mitnrbeiter tire
@liifrpiinihe oor. @s ipra6en Ser
Nm. s. Zimmerman 5r1ulein Giro
bel, 5rau gmnra Ebomforot, 5rau
zimmerman. 6rdu @oulo, Jrrii
N8iegano, Serr Cities, melher leine
@lii6wiinide in 9roid mo in oeuts
Ifer Sprahe 0arbrndte, 9err Gunf-
BORT Serr gotihb Serr @iegan6,
6ron 2nsbh Serr 8infler uno Serr
Noiior Gbds. Gnoers. Gin groBer
Sod 3eitsfnhen aus Mortin5 gdde~
rel, qpuroe bonn Slt6elpaar ottge-
ldjnitten uno ie0er erbielt ieinen Sell.
Eas @bepoar BAT 5lpei S0bne, Qouis
un0 6reSerif, io1pie mebrere @nfeI
ltno einen lltei1fel ufro ollie bier Sc
nerationen noren BEL ser SubelIeier
amptien0. Mae6rere flette @inoer oes
@aiienbunIes, peldle ais ufitd)cn
91no4 ouftraten, brodlten eiuige
ielbit gaidriebene Mtliifitide 81
@eb6r ltnb fanoen reihliden BetfaIt.
Wfit Dem genleiniamen Siugen bon
Kill epe meet again, 6egIeitet bon
6rau Gbriitman, auf Dem aIaoier,
itIoB ser Observation-Disclosures 9as
Sournal gratltliert Dem Slbelpaor
redt ber3lif gu ieinem goloenet
6od5eitStnse ltno wiiniGt ibul bette
@eiunobeit in ser 3ufunft,
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
Ahtct a,.f Haticnics
r~mnesNatcn!

A-t3 @aioIin alipoilS laltfell an
q. Ee8einber al.
Berio1e 4 uilb 5 Sei30lfupong
giItis.
Berio0e I, i94l-l5 Sei5olfupons
giItig.
uAiplane" Nr. /, 2 uno 3 GGub~
fnponS, Bud 8. siltie auf itrl-
beitimmte 3eit.
9tr. 80, 81, 80 unb 33 3uderfu-
ponS. Bud 4, giltig ouf unbes
itimmte 3sit.
gtr. 40 3ufer-aupon IN Bud A,
aiItig fir 5 Bfuno @inmad-
3ufer.
@-8 Bis 3.6. rota &iipons ulto 9(-5
big 80, Bud A, mlf llnbe-
itimlnte 3eit siltig.
Pts his 3-S uno @-5 bis @-5,
Bud 4. blnlie auponS allf ltll-
beitinrnte 3eit giltig.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
0eIterben

8iOmapcr, Gbas. 6reoerid Sr.,
34t5 90. Noenne q. B., @atte Don
6rou Rutb M. @iomouer. @r bin.
terlaBt eiren Sobn Roualo gbas.
Gle 8eeroigang nor I'M ct. WforpS
6rieobofe.
StridlamS, @qrtruoe s., i'm &c
orgetotpn ~ltnioerittp. 9oipital. Sic
6interldBt pier 8inoer: 6rau &ntb
g. 6lemling, Gilmore M., Gnmrence
&. uuo 2Impooo.
Ylnmmcr, @olter @iIliom sr.
aus @oitbersburg i'll MdrpIano. Or
binterIGBt Ieine @ittpe Man6e 6.
Buds, @rneitine 5rotlf. 2844 Con
necticut aoe., Sc. SO, @itiue BON
Morton 8. 9uds, sic biuterlaBt
eilen Sobn 6ronf un0 cine 2odter
;frances Gle 8~eeroissun9 mar in
8aibinaton 6e6rew CONGREGATION
Grie0boFe.
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auber ieaier 0ihpe binterldBt er ei
.ner sobn SomarO s. Gle 8eeroi-
9ung rpor Don Shines 2eidlenfapelle
aus rlad7 Dem @Ienuooo 6rieohofe.
Ser. 8eritorbene mar Der YrGiioent
ser SIS. 5ei}anloger 6irmd.
6nnaer, S. g., 657 & StroBe %.
8. @r miro betrauert pom ieiner
@itfpe lino 3fuei 8odfern.
9iRe, Stto ~, MIeronorla, 8irgi
MIA, @atte bon &oie Warie Ollie uno
Slater Don Stto 80. ST.. 6rau Carl
Cattle, SoIoot 8anI 8. (6Iu0mafiel
hilbert s.. Sra, 9fltoti See @atfins,
gonitont g. (1.5.@.l mo Marp 9.
9ilie Cine &equienlmeile mar in oef
ct. Morn's Stride in alexandria
.uno Die 8eiietung mar i'm Grieobofe
.oer airfengemeinbe.
@arfinfel, @earp, SO, Scr. 1905
Igrittenoen StroBe q. 90. NuBer lei
aner 8itpe binterldBt er att &inoer,
feds Gnfel, einen 8rlioer inns 5fpei
SdspeItern. Ger 8eritorbene mar
Better Ser 6amiI3en Sdlublloen 1T
@aibinaton un0 Aleranorin, biz er
iif Dor 10 Sobren in ben &libeitono
3uriid5o8.
Binter, Sofob 5. or binterI1Bt
seine Sdppeiter uno orei StieFfinoer.
agine Requiemneiie mar. in Ser ct.
Mnthonp's Stride in 9rooflano. 8.
Us.
1 apbaa. SObn. 55Q1 MorIboro
aaioae, 5illiioe. MS. Seine Grali guo
SRooan ai1g linn i'm 9oNe poralts. gr
J~hinterldRt eifen Sobn @illinn Rid.
Sger Iahinoeifieoene, neldler in Se-
@itarreih aeboren mar. betrieb sltinm-
4men mil ieineul 0ruoer @nton eine
q a.lnitid)loiierei. Gie 8eerbigung nor
JIM 81. Morp's 6riebbofe nab elmer
aRfanlenuteife i'll Der ct. Marrs
Nairfe.
8lnm, @ort6n 4. ~, 0r. 6 Mho6(
HS5ldno Aoef1lte ". ". SIe DIltter
AlaRt npei So6ne 6eruran Y, uno @r.
Aneit 9Iat.
Il. seibel. Srarccs. anber ibrelr
a@ottea Senrp 6interIdBt lie elmer
Hgobn 2eroh iospie 0rei gnfeI mn
Aeine Sdmeiter, 6rau @ertbeim.
Seitmiiller, 2ouiio ~. Qeb. Eoepp
Bier IN Bheaton. M0.. @itme DO,
R6eroinan0 u. SeitmiilIer, sic binfer
ElGBt cine 9oGter, 6rau gitber Epe,
'alnno einen Sohn 1er0inono n.
Safes, Charles, 8ienio, 90.
'x@atte bon Sennie 90. 9ades. 81
2binterlaBt bier Sdppeitern un0 fua.
SStabsltnterofii5ier in Ser @ebrmaft
8ernitein, Gaoib. 62. @atte BOZ
.A5ral sho 8ernitein. NuBer If
binterlaBt er orei S0hne uno Elm
Sohter.
Benjamin, @ilbeImii,a Mari
! 9eder, @attin bon g6omas @eniu
min. Sic binterlGBt Siuei Gobne
aMorion z. itio @iIliam 81.
8renemnn, MilIiom SO, @arHel
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
ruruxAr dzs
III esMpANH
Msa@G@RHss ss1

: Hear NELSON EDDY every "wednesday IN "The Electric Hour"
sih Ro5erf Armbrsstes 0rehesrs, 1880 Pm, EWT, CHS ssevork.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
prchibitien fir
UcbrnsEn nboeIcbnt

Moi6ington Gin 8oridlag Der
Drobibitioniiten, Sen Staat Nebrasfa
,,troden 3u feqen," Dur0e bel ben
porgetrigen 8ablen Don ben @ab-
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
Die preHMfficn pcit
us8ecfcn ciitecitcu1

9onoon r. Cine Oieioung aus
Berlin oerLuitat, 0aB sic oeutiGen
Murine5eboroen iid entifIoiien Boz
ben, ben Ban BON 1lrterieebooten 3ls
guniten elmer oergr6Berten Ero0uf-
tiOn bon 2aaannffen ein3uiteIIeit.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-17
Widt 10 Idlimnt

Midner (oia 2(ften 0urhbldtternO) /:
.Wtein @ott. sic babani il S9r bolbaS
@e6en in ben @efG:tgniilen 5llge
hrad)tt"
Strolf. sd bin aber nod 5iem.
lid jung, Serr Gifterl"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-10
Bills Introduced
to Benefit Lobby

Lansing. Mar. 10 AP -- State
Treasurer d. Hale Brake. a former
member Of the Michigan State SEN
ate. ssys he disagrees with defini-
tons of "sandbag' bill, which
were offered by witnesses in the re-
cent circuit court examination of
90 defendants in. legislative graft
conspiracy warrant.
Brake said he considers a sand
bag" bilr one (which some lobby
list gives to legislator to intro
duce in the legislature. so the lob
byist then can go back to the per-
son the bill would affect and get
himself hired by that person as the
lobbyist TO defeat that bill
Mai Charles f, Hemans, self
described lobbyist and key wit
ness for the prosecution. testified
at the hearing that sandbag bills
we're introduced by Legislators,
usually with the intention of being
paid off" to forget" about the
measures.