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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30

ar llniern oielgeliebten Gater, @rob.
pater un6 @atten
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geltor6en ann 1. Oe5ember 1943 il,
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gis Der lette Sag erideint.
$50 nit bir. bic tpir binieben,
Sn Dem 9errn iinb bereint.
9ie trauernoen oi6 ME nergcilen
Sen ainber, Gufelfinber un6 Satin
SMianna Ehger.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
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sonntcgIGnllebrerzS Sitm,a icben oritten
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
@inaipr. CRi., 8anaba
Ct. YauluS Seird,e, Harert Ape

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
Wrmoer6nn6 Der Scntid)ocmcia6c.

IS oiene oIlen Wriieeru sur &C..
tauigen 9tabrift, haB uniere ndhlte
@eriammllng am Samstag, Sen
3. 9e5embcr, pl,nft s llbr obenos,
II. Nouember, pilnft 8 llbr abenos,
itattfinoet. Oa ,pihtige Geid0itp 81
er.eoiaen iinb. lperben ale 8riiSer
eritdt anpeieno 81 iein.
Mihael &rallb ulro @eorg ShnliOt
feiern @ebl,rtstas an oem slbenc llno
ole 9riioer lperoen 9ebetc;lr allc 81
erlheinen.
Sobn &iert lber. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
3ueia 81.

@ir eriuden ale Sftpeltern in ser
am 3. 9e5enber, na6mittass 2::3O
llbr itattfinbenoen 8eriammlung an
tpeieno gu iein, benn in bieier Bel-
iammlung tperoen oie 8eamten fiirs
nd9ite Sabr getpdblt. @onlnt Shtpc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30

allh Sen, Golfsblatt logcn mir nniern
berslifllten Oanf uno tpiinld)en sen
&atbarinen piel 8liif 81 brem Na.
nlcustag GliI. SilGler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
3entroluerbauN<s
Nneeleeentettei,
Mtitelie>er>Wcrbe<
Kantpa0fte

Die Mit9lieoer nno 3.ucisucr ms
Deputies micres Gentra' &erbanocs
tuiinidJe id) npd,mals oaran sm crin-
nern, 6af bic int tSerbit ausctiinSiatc
Nerbe-&asnc am 81. Sesembrr
enbet. Sir icoes nenc MitalicS, bas
Elm @erbanosmitalicS oem Smciapcr.
eins.9epntn snfiibrt, idlcuft Der yer
bano benz &orid)lGscr nnier iad,iiid)cs
8eididtsbndl, uuransgeiest- baf bic
Mpplifation npr benz 81. Sesember
b. 5. bcr @erbanbs-&anslei snacitcllt
mirb. %erbanbs-Mitglieb r, bic mebr
Seriidernng ncbmen. wcreen ais
eiaene &orid)ldaer betradJtct mno or.
balten oics 8eidlidltsbndl irci.
0Is ut bic lette 8elegenbeit fir
nniere NiteGeber Elm iGdliiides Sc
id,ihtsbndl sn eruerben. aGuflid iins
ielbise id)on icit lanse nidt mcbr ST
baben, audi ipiro mic ipieocr zinc &c.
legenbit aebuten Elm iold)es at cr-
tperben, ,ueil AM 1. Scptcmbcr b. :.
nur nod 81 an Sano iuarcn.
0en Central %erbanos= Scfrctarcn
nnierer 3iueiapercinc meroen in bic
icm Honat 1915 &alcnbcr=&arten sus
seididt sur %ertcilnns an nnirc Mit.
sliebcr.
Gbenio crbaltcn alle angemcloetcn
Deputies cine Nnsabl oieicr &artcu,
nm ielbiac bel ibreu Sciuden nm meme
Ritglie6er sm iperben ubcr mebr &~r.
fidermns an bic Witslicocr 81 perfau=
fen, abaeben sn fOnmen.
SER tGre nnb equities, bic mehr
&arten bcn6tigen ais linen sngcid)idt
meroen, f6nnen ani @uuid) mebr er-
balten.
Wit 8rnbergrnk.
Sobn WaIthss.
8ruk-yrGiibent.
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Detroit, Nidjiaan
0entfd.e mnb SddjiiiM Gp. ct. Eetrus
6trd,e. Blenfielb unb sipsberrn Nue.

OtHiIWe MH0 SdWN1M Vb. St. TeftNH'
2trd'e. Blenfielb nnb 9lpsberrp Aue.
Yiarrer Sobnnnes Seutid,. 122t1 UIeus
ficlo Nbe. Sel.; Einaree 62O5. Gnae
ltider @ottesbienit 10 ll6r oprmittaes;
Seutlfe nnb englifdJe Spuntn9id,nlc Inn
II ltbr rormitta9s. Sentider 8pttesz
bienit lm ii llbr pormit.o9s. Sehen Iees
ten 0ienstag bes Npnats Girhenrutsz
iibnng. Surh bic Commemorate jeben
oritten Sienstag, ionit ieben britten
Soniitaa Srauen @erein geriammluna.
&irdend,orprube ieoen Greitaeabenb. Mde
@laubens9enoiYen iinb ber5(ib eingclaoeu
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NpnnaStpium. Ohio

Sentfd1e Gu.= =3uth. S,pnternss 0cmctros,
Ode &inculn Nuc. unb S9plmeS Ctr.
SrnntdaIduIe ieben Spnntn9 I'm, 2 llbr.
S>auptanttcsbienit I'M 2:30 ll5r. Seben
eritcn Sorntng i'm wpnnt Srduen Werein
Ger1nmnlllng. Sehcn 5lpeiter Sonntd9
i'm Wonnt &irdenratseS Sibung. Mlle aus
oeren Geriammluuoen iucrben reHt3etfio
ccfG:r.Segcber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30
Eantun, 6 hiu

sicbenbireiid, S6d,fiid,e Gp. Qutber
Gbri'tnss sairdjc. 2113-14. Str., ". 6.
Efarrer Sbomas @. S0nieer. Spuns
taaldlulc ilm 9:3O llbr mnrGc,,s. Sentid,s
Snglild,cr Gpttcsbicnit 1890 llbr NOR
lena. Se.ltld'e Sdule ,,no ApriirmunCen.
unterrid]t nGd) 8ereinbnruna.
Mue 8luutensaenolien uuo 0rennSe
iinb beSS;id, einacIaSen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-11-30

Wir bringcn hermit ben Witelic-
bern Ses Central Serbanocs sur &C.
fdlliam aenntuisnabme, oaR, lant
@eidluR iiber bic 8eiesss-NenoernnG
in Der letten &onpention, tucum e,n
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mebr antomatiidJ bor Munn poer bic
gran meroen, iunbern iuenn elm Nit.
slieS nod Der Seirat nidt bic
8attin pber bic Satin ibrcm
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oor Der Seirat anseseben marcn, i'm
SterbeiaQ nod INNER bic Grbem llsi-
ben nno Sas Sterbca 10 bcnen ansbe-
sablt iuirb.
@enn Gin Yfitslieb iunnidlt, oaF
nad) ieiner 0eirat bic Satin ober
0atte Der Grbe icin iou, raten mir
jebem Nitslieb bieic Menbernna aleid,
nadj Der !6eirat beim Central Ger
banbs.SefretGr hires Stpeises porsn-
nebmem. Nnr bann mirb Der 0atte
Ober Satin Der Grbe. 9i-ies gift aud
fir iolde, bic beoor Der lcsten Son.
benton gebeiratet baben nn6 bic Aen-
Sernns nod nidt uorsenommen baben
Rit Srmserernh SIR
Georg Nartini, Wrof.Sefr.
Aus Cteuelor,N, Obic
ct. Su5annes Stride G,nweibnngsfcI
abgeiaat.
Alien GitgIitoern beg &irdeu
1ramem Nereims mm6 @rmoerbumocs
Der Ct. Sobamnes 8emeinoc ioiui,
1rennSen biene snr aefGllisen Nad'
ridt, Sak bic Ginmeibunasfeier per'
bnnben nit 8amfett am IL. 9esem'
Err aus ,uid,tigen @rinben nid)t itatt.
finbet. Seinrih Ni4er, SER.
&atbarina Slim, Sefr
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Ejcpelanb @eft. - 9emtilb sWemcinbe
Wcit 80. Ctr. nnb @illurb Nuc.

Yaitcr SobaIncs 3eutlhldnoer. 33O9
Wtllarb Nue. Sci: Wpobbine 9OS5.
Grttesrlenit ieben Sonn= unr 5eiert..a
IN oeutlder lnh enaIiiGer Sprndle. -
Sonntag'd,itIe ieben Sonrfno S--1O llh,
norm'tta9s: Sarauifol9enc ensliIder
0ortesoienft bon TT :i5 lt11. Dternui
tol9t bet beutihe Go:!eSbicnit II l!bl
orrp,ittaas.
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6omeiteab, ga.
0cutfde On. 2Mtf. ct. NarfmS Stride
pCO-CCA go q NNn

Nep ct. g. Thtenber9, Yiarrer. SeIe.
pbon 0u. !745. In Sunnz llnb 0eter'
tngen pormttngs $3.50 llbr Sonntdes
Id,ltle; 1890 llbr enaliiher unb 1915
llbr heutid,er @otteshienft. Nqe @la,i'
bensaenoiien Iirb berslid pillfominen.
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Bite ienoet Gales Sar Gtamps
IN gliiabeth Soifel. 761 go6p M0..
xIebeIamb, Ohio.
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&leln 'ein Sphn @epra &lein Sr,
oeIien 8nttln lmo Elm eufelfino, 10.
!uie orei 9riioer llno Jpei Sdlpeiteru
in Ser altcn Seimot Sicbenbiiraer.
Nllbe ieiner sl'dje. Bott tr0Itc oie
Sinterbliebc1en.
ginbreus SDellman, Sefr.
3iuei9 ii.
Gs oiene allen Wtitglcoern oes
3lpei9 Il sur gta6ribt, baB nGdite
Serlanlllllune Samstae. sen ?. Ies.,
8 llbr nbenos, i'm Sotbisrbeim Itott-
iin6et. Sa Dicies cine General Ser.
0OrtiesunJ nui Seite 6.
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Wbnuca, Ea.
9entfbe gpang. =entb. ct. Heters'

%H6U. ". EV1t1VS
Oemcinbc. ). ctr.
Ysarrer &ans O. s. Stmuleit. Pa
Nbams Ctr, Jtod)eiter. ga. SelepboH:
&pheirer 1868. 8ottesbienit 9:3O ll99
uorsens; ScnutngIhuIs 10:t5 l!br. -
Nrauen Gerein 9eriammlune ami Iebten
:oonnerstaa ieheu Wonots. abenbs 8 uha.
Sebermanu lit beralih tpiltommen.
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Mnrn. Snbiann

Warn, SnDtana
Sentid,c Gu. 2utber. S5pnterna. .2trGs
Gfe ii. Mpc. Hnb Jillptpre ctr,
Yiarrer Grid Eetericn. 1919 Stu
moIe Cir. Eel: 23551. Spnntd9fhul.
9 l1br fir nie srobtn llnb II llbr fir bic
tieinen Ginoer Gottesoienft I'M 10 llbr
in Der cnoliid,er nnb nm II llbr III Der
oentSdcn Sprnte.
Inc @lnlbensgenn'ien uno 6reunoe
ltrb ber5lid, einEeinoen.
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Sur Grinneruno

ar llniern oielgeliebten Gater, @rob.
pater un6 @atten
Evening star., 1944-06-07
Poisonous Fluid
Reported Sold as
Whisky Here

Sale of poisonous bootleg whisky
at 5 cents a drink in "alley bars
here was being investigated by po-
lice today.
The investigation resulted from
the death of a 45-year-old colored
man who was found unconscious
Sunday in an alley in the 1900 block
of Eighth street NV.
An analysis of the whisky"
found at his side revealed its in
gradients were aviation gasoline
cleaning fluid and a lead COM
pound. Police said drops of the
fluid rolling down the mans chin
had removed the skin and eaten
away parts of his clothing.
A number of bars have been set
up in alleys and drinks sell for 5
cents, police reported. Although a
number of operators have been ar
rested, newcomers have taken their
place. The deadly potion is be-
lieved by police to be manufac-
tured in Baltimore and distributed
here.
Evening star., 1944-06-07
Subcommittee Named
On Apprenticeship
Bill for District

Chairman Bilbo of the Senate Dis
trict Committee has appointed a
subcommittee to consider the bill
of Senator Bridges, Republican, of
New Hampshire to establish a sys-
tenn of voluntary apprenticeship in
the District.
Senator Bridges was named chair
man and other members are SEM
tors Reynolds, Democrat, of North
Carolina; Clark, Democrat, of
Idaho; O'Danfel, Democrat, OF
Texss, and Buck, Republican, OF
Delaware.
The apprenticeship system pro-
vides for training in trades and
crafts of persons is years old or
older, under a graduated scale of
wages, and establishes an appren-
ticeship council to regulate the pro-
gram.
During a period of probation an
apprenticeship agreement may be
terminated at the request of either
the apprentice or his employer, and
after the probationary period such
agreements may be Cancelled by the
apprenticeship director "for good
and sufficient reasons"
Senator Bilbo also has introduced
three bills providing for ar
rangementS for the inaugural cere-
monies to be held next January
One is for the housing in public
buildings of troops who will partici-
pate in the inaugural. Another is
for granting of permits to the In
augural Committee for seating and
lighting arrangements, and the
third Is to authorize $4,000 for
extra police.
Evening star., 1944-06-07
Firms Soy BIoeklisted
Firm Has No Nuzi Ties
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Urho Toivala, counselor of the
Finnish Legation, denied yester-
day that the Finland Hamburg
Befraktningskontor Co. is "a center
of Nazi propaganda in Finland.
Official sources applied that de-
scription to the concern last Sat-
urday when it was included in a
blacklist. Those sources said it is
headed by Henrick Ramsay, Finnish
Foreign Minister.
This company was founded in
1922 to handle ship broking for yes
sells in the Finland Hamburg trade, "
Mr.. Toivala said. 1T is a tiny or
ganization, employing only five per-
sons, and the Finnish Foreign Office
advises us that it is not-and never
has been-engaged in spreading
NaZi propaganda"
Evening star., 1944-06-07
Industry Predicts Cuibaeks
By Air Transport Command

BY the Associated Press.
Industrial sources predicted yes
terday the Army Air Transport
Command will give notice of in
tention to cancel some of its con-
tracts for domestic air routes this
month.
Reduction in contract operations
has been expected for some time.
1t was reported any cancellations
would be synchronized closely with
the return of aircraft by the Army
to the airlines so the carriers could
use pilots released from contract
work in scheduled operations. In
any event, it was said, the total
of work being done under contract
by the airlines probably would rise
Evening star., 1944-06-07
SidweII Friends School
Graduation Set Toniqht

Graduation exercises for the Sid
well Friends Upper School will be
held at Z o'clock tonight in the gar
den of Grayson House, when diplo-
mats will be presented by j. Austin
Stone, president of the Board of
Trustees The commencement ad-
dress will be given by Rev. DR.. Peter
Marshall, pastor of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Ceremonies in which the entire
student body of the Upper School
took part today featured honor
awards to Edwin Ahrens, Carolyn
Howard, Neal Rutledge, Timothy
Atkeson, Martha Barton, Phyllis
Baldwin, Richard Daniels, Donald
May, David Stating, Barbara Miller,
John Sexton, jeanne Dingwell and
Marjorie Walker.
Evening star., 1944-06-07
Gonzogo High Alumni
Name Luwton President

The Alumni Association of Con-
zaga High School elected the follow
ing officers Monday night at their
meeting in the school auditorium
Frederick j. Lawton, administrative
assistant to the director of the
Budget Bureau, president; Albert
Kirchner, patent attorney, first vice
president; Joseph A Norris, also an
attorney, secretary treasurer.
After the election, the SO members
OF this years graduating class were
presented memberships by DR.. Fran
els K. Price, retiring president.
Evening star., 1944-06-07
u. S. S. Sitku Launching,
Set for Friday, DELAYED

The U. S. S. Sitka, auxiliary trans
port attack craft, originally sched-
uled for launching Friday at Pas
Miss, will hit the water
at a later date.
Miss Mary Lee Council, 1914 Con-
necticut avenue NV. daughter of
DR.. w. w. Council, commissioner of
health for Alaska, has been desig-
mated by the Secretary of Navy to
sponsor the ship.
Evening star., 1944-06-07

because of expected increases In
overseas contract flying
War Department officials would
not comment on the reported cam
cellations but indicated a statement
would be made soon.
Evening star., 1944-06-07

To protect your country =. your
family and your job after the
war buy bonds now!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
DETROIT ~ ETTMES

published every Week Day Evening ana
Sunday Morning by the Times Publishing
Company at 1225 Times Square. Detroit
81, Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Fight Lost
by Mother

A two-month court fight fA
custody of year and = half OLD
Marilyn Jean Klaus is at an end
today.
Guardianship of the child was
granted Thursday to the maternal
grandparent, Mrs. Alice +. Clark
of Alas Culver, Dearborn, by Pro-
bate Judge @ Brien. Mariiyn's
father, Pvt. Harvey Klaus, who is
serving overseas with the army.
requested in recent letter that
Mrs. Clark be granted custody.
When the decision was handed
down, Mrs. Clark expressed
desire that she might become
reconciled with her daughter, Mrs.
Shirley Klaus, Is, Of 1919 Eff.
teenth. whom she had charged
with being an unfit mother.
81 want Shirley 20 see her
child any time she wishes" she
said. II want my daughter TO
come home"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Boss Will Be Host
To 20-Year Club

Rationing and other problems
have made IL impossible 10 hold
the annual banquet of the 20 Year
Club of the Hudson Motor Car
Co., it was stated today, so A. E.
Barit. president Of the firm, Will
be host 10 the 500 members at the
Detroit Symphony concert Sat-
urday night.
The club. formed in 1885, Is
composed Of employees that have
been with the company for more
than 20 wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Masked Death
Story on WJLB

Death donned the mask of love
and beckoned women 10 their
doom! Hear Of the deadly trail Of
a lady killer as told in Front
Page Drama, 10 be heard over
station WJLB at 1915 p. m. to-
morrow.
The American Weekly magazine
which comes regularly with The
Detroit Sunday Times furnishes
material for Front Page Drama,
heard each week over station
WJLB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Fire Loss
$4,000

Damage from a tWo=alarm- fire
in the two-story building of
Beauty CounselorS, Inc, 17f08
Mack, Crosse Pointe, today was
estimated at $4,000.
George w. Beeman of 631 West
chester, Crosse Pointe Park. man.
ager of the company, said he
thought the fire started from
faulty wiring. He estimated that
$4,000 worth of beauticianS sup
plies were in the building and
said that most of the $4,000
damage was caused by smoke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Air Freight Depot
Approved for City

One of the first experimental
air freight dePets in the country
will be constructed on the south
west portion of the city airport.
Approval of the project was voted
yesterday by common council.
Request for the depot was made
by American Airlines, which
asked permission to lease a site
on the field approximately 80 by
go feet. The depot will be ex-
panded after the war if air freight
traffic warrants, airline officials
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
$4,000 Boys Listed
In Scouts and Cubs

More than $4,000 boys are reg
istered in 595 Boy Scout troops
and 126 Cub packs in the Detroit
metropolitan area, Warren E.
Bow, chairman of the organiza-
ton and the extension committee
of the Detroit area council, said
today.
AT the semiannual council
meeting at Rackham Memorial
last night, Bow said that more
than 1000 men are serving as
adult volunteer leaders and that
3,714 adults have taken Scout
leadership training this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Saves Worker S Life,
Given High Award

Sam Vukson. crane operator at
Great Lakes Steel Corp. today
holds the Presidents Medal of the
National Safety Council for saving
the life of a fellew-weFker, Pedro
Silva, when Vukson found lying
on an electric rail which carries
$50 volts.
Vukson, insulating himself with
board and cardboard, dragged
Silva to safety and applied artifi-
cial respiration.
He was awarded the medal and
a 500 war bond at meeting
attended by 80 committeeman,
executives, and supervisory of
ficials at Legion Hall Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
Outline
Bond Sale

Drive were mapped by 800 repre-
sentatives of the Michigan theater
industry meeting today in the
Book Cadillac.
Keynoter of the meeting was
1t. Col. Roswell p. Rosengren Of
the war departments speakers
branch. a veteran of the European
theater who was wounded by a
robot bomb in London. July Is.
Other leaders included Francis
S. Harmon, Nathan Yamins and
Leon Bamberger, national theater
committeeman; Ray Branch, state
chairman; Morris Dudelson and
J. d. Goldhar, representing Michi-
gan distributors. and Detroit
chairman James w. Sharkey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-27
COP AIDE
Times Photi

Mrs. Frank A. 0'Boyle of the Detroit
Republican party headquarters looking
over the autographed pictures of Gov.
Bricker which will be- passed out at the
Republican rally Monday at Olympia.
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0CD Disaster Unit
Planned in Michigan
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Oct. 27-Plans for
a state OCD disaster unit" to
serve as pattern for similar
local units in Michigan were an
nounced today by Don S. Leonard,
state OCD director, who headed
a delegation of Detroit and state
officials to the site of Cleveland'S
recent disastrous fire.
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Hamilton Fish Armstrong
Named Winant Assistant

I By the Associated Press.
Appointment. Of Hamilton Fish
Armstrong, editor OF the magazine
Foreign Affairs, as special assist
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with the tenacious fury of q trapped
tiger"
What the Russians did," he re-
ported, "Hitler's followers are now
trying to do. Every house, every
natural obstacle Is turned into q
trap for any harvest of death II
may yield"
The 7th Army on the south flank
fought into the foothills of the
Vosges Mountains, and closed to
within IA miles northwest of the
Rhineland gateway of Belfort by
capturing Melisy.
North of this fighting. the It'll
bolstered its positions at Epinal and
closed In nearer to the important
highway focal point of Remiremont
The 7th also held on to its crossings
Of the upper Moselle River in this
area despite heavy counterblows.
(The Berlin radio said that far
to the west on the southern coast
Of Brittany the Allies had opened
attacks on the submarine bases
Of Lorient and st. Nazaire. It
declared Lorient was under ar
tillery fire and the st. Nazaire
garrison repulsed attacks ''by
stronger forces.")