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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
One Worsl Led 10 1AnOllr 80
By ARTHUR BUGS BAER


. I'm Teaf mitftCatgd with President Roosevelt tor
cumming up the Iimoshenko story.
Franklin was there at Teheran and said it dldn
happen You remember that Joe Stain left his launching
spcctacIes home picked uPa bottle and mstook limo
shenko for battlcship.
That's swell story and I'm one of those writer's
WHO doesn't need his misinformatlon corroborated.
Anyway, here's the way it didn't happen. Marshal
Timoshenko proposed toast to Churchill in Russian
patois with a Siberian fringe on top
He taking hold like prairie fire IN oiled grass.
Timoshenko was giving out right and left from deep
within the Russian alphabet with the curdled consonan
Finally Stain tried him down with the Stain
eyebrows. Timoshenko didn't pay any more attention
than a crosseyed baby to its nurses Thursdays off
Stain then gave Timoshenko that halfbaked family
look with the threats casserole No effect than
soup poured down the sink
SO Uncle Joe picked up bottle Of vodka and parted
Timoshenko's hair the International date line. So
neatly did Jos operate that it Tuesday side
and Wednesday the other
Then Uncle Joe watched Timoshenko, drop like slug
in slot busted off his mitts and down with die
tatoria smile his puss that transcribed all brdgeWor
Joe then turned TO Churchill and said ct happens
every Russian dinner hope you don't have to do that
TO Gen Montgomery"N
That's peach of a story even if it's canned.
81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

I'VE most significant single
fact about the great ain OF
fensive now IN progress ln tho
skies over Germany Is the choice
Of objcctves.
II IS clear from the action >t-
self and from statements made
by sp0kesmcn TOR our an forces
that Hitler defensive aviation
has been told off as enemy
number one and slated for sys-
tematic elimination.
This means that We are ham-
merIng, apparently n-lth zi4L=-
stantal success. ~ liltler.s
fighter command. both ou tie
ground and in The air. at itS
points Of origin in aviation
plants. and through direct sky
combat
This procedure In the writer's
'-ti-A+- indicate -45i ~ iii-.-F7 r., tlH-
derstanding the basic. air power
doctrines, have at long last been
given the right Of Wy n direct
ing the battle of Germany
For a long time the air At
tacks on Germany though they
looked like pure air strategy 10
laymcn. We're in fact largely
auxiliary or d4versine acnons
planned primarily 70 slrHyort'
surface operations elsewhere
Our strategic air forces, for
submarine bases. anddid 80 with
splendid results. or they were
instructed 10 bomb truck fac
tories outside Paris great ann
munition plants. >hipyards, tank
works, etc.
THESE. of course, were I'M
portant undertakings Their
primary purpose, however, was
10 help US maintain command
of the sea. 10 deprive the enemy
Of vital weapons for the African
or the Russian campaigns. OF IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
SCRAMBLED EGGS

TIP 10 well-known citizens and
Il others who arc using pres
sure TO help get Fritz Won opel
wealthy German out OF intern
ment the government is keep
ing him there for 'the~dHation
for good reasons. Why Mrs.
ANon Opel was freed recently is
Isomethlng you probably viii
never know
Oh. that Louise AtWill is a
one, isn't she? When the col
yum FIRST reported She would
marry AN oiflcer-ShC practi-
-,eaIISr ~ arc, .s1s Bibles si.c. GlGs1
even know MN So now She ad-
mits she'll marry him IN q few
days The colyum' ; latest
foreign clients include San Juan
Fl Mundo and the Panama La
NaCIOn.
Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt is am
adult, OF course When we long
distance phoncd her Sunday
evening and said.
Ht ihiiibiN III " hNiilB tou
insist YOU are divorcing Elliott
IA man named kimble claims
he is your lawyer and that a
property settlements been ar
ranged" she said
my lawyers not named Kim
bile. Iu-dou't know any one by
that name, I'm not getting iii
NOrcc--this week, at any rate
"Okay," we told her. "Tll forget
about IL. then" . 40" She
replied. II won't lie 10 you.
You were nice enough 10 call
me about il. Just say I'm not
getting any divorce lately-but
where there's fire there's al
ways smoke"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
ON BROADWAY

CAROLYN BURKE says it
~ happened many years ago
when tho Titanic went down p.
A very lovely English girl was
on il She was rescued after
several days IN q li0boat
When She arDived in New
York She wore only "a rag or "a
dress plus a mans overcoat ...
The Bache girls tbelore Gilbert
Miller married onel heard about
the girl
They gave her costly gowns
and frockS. and a white fox
+. saclir $3.50, t5}l}srl ~ 4lGrAcppf (.
trlbuted "a Zee logo 10 one uI
ms swanky premlercs .. And
our heroine a tie q q witBs
friends looking veddy veddy
elegant
During intermission Miller
met the rescued one. lie was
SOLICITORS about the hardships
that 20 with a shipwreck
ou were OH the illdnlti
Miller said
Yes" wa, the uppity answer,
part OF the way"
one Of the most widcly-known
models has been "A secret BRIDE
Of an officer now stationed AT
Trinidad, but when She urges
You not 10 mention names lbs
she Wait>-hcf perfume an over
you You don't know what vcu 49,.
doing so YOU promise not 90
Al any rate She Says the
merger was never really con-
>lmmatod and is seeking an
aunulWcnt.
Look" you say 10 hor IL
made business out of people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

some other way To assist distant
engagements elsewhere.
By this time not only military
leaders but a large portion OF
the general public realize that
this left the sources Of German
air power unmolcstcd, enabling
the enemy 20 build up powerful
air deienses, with high caliber
guns, rocket rorpedoes rocket
fighter planes. etc. which now
make the air offensive so costly
20 us.
The tell1ale dlliarence In the
choice Of targets today is that
We are striking az the luftwatfe,
with the evident intention of
cancelhng out us defensive
ability
The military force called air
power rs thus finally being used
as il should be against ITS oppo-
site number in the enemy coun-
tyy.
1t is being directed against
the enemy s air power. with
command Of the AIR as the SUI
prone prize, IN the same sense
that navieS in the past made
the opposing navles their main
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

after he was drafted, on Aug.
4, 1941. he was on his way
10 Chanute Field. Rantoul, H.,
for six-month course in air
plane mechanics.
Sgt. Misiak's present c. o. is
Mai. Francis S. Gabreski. a
fighter pilot. who has shot down
seven German planes.
Since arriving in England
many months ago. Sgt. Mislak
has spent a seven-day furlough
in London. London apparently
didn't impress him any too
much. because he described tn
metropolis as being fair" IL
did, however, admit that h.
thought Westminster Abbey and
the Houses of Parliament weIc
beautiful 10 see"
Sgt. Misiak has two brothers
in service: Stanley. who is sta
toned at an infantry camp. IN
Oregon. and Norbert, a merTrber
OF an infantry unit at Fort Dix,
~ J. -
Two other brothers. Floyd
and Clarence. and two sisters
Mrs. Celia Chrzan and Miss
Marie Misiak. reside in Alpena.
Mich. as do his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter MiSiak.
JIM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

GOVERNMENT officials canC
VI figure their annual income
anytime they choose because n
is hXed by Congress and Is out
OF the taxpayers money
on the whole n low earning
crowd. the government enc
plOye with the exception OF the
poStmen who have been robbed
get Just about what they de-
serve
They usually are folks who,
avoiding enterprise and lnlua-
tive. 20 where security raises
IT'S lazy head
I prefer the high spirited
American who seeks fame and
fortune in an independent busi-
ness which he creates and owns
such as a grocery store or a
new spapcr route or something
that represents risk and ven-
ture hard work and Yndepcnd-
encc.
Government officials know
exactly what they get That Is
-lhelra- security Il L-A- n-L--- LIZ
get more or Jess without schcW-
ing for it. and they would know
all about that long IN advance
by inter-olfiCe grapevine.
DUT the enrcrprs.ue con-
ID structvc citizen cannot
always figure his income in ad-
vance
How can a doctor know how
many OF his patients viii he
sicZenough? How can lawyer
tel what business VIII Come 10
him How can "a grocer and
butcher know What income VIII
be LETT 10 him after fHc OpA
gets through with him ?
How can the rlnrtici7n know
how many corpses Val come
his way How can a novelist
know whether TITS stuff VIII be
BOUGHT and Whether II wli, go
Ike Gone With tho Wind Oh
Hop like most books
But thu treasury says 20 AN
good citizens that orr April -
they are TO estimate th.r ttu-
ings for the coming Year That
demand !. 50 funny that .t uet
makes bar, our - Tot OF wdl-
nariiy honest Americans
II, Is, Ike they OPA announce
ment thH' beef points are lower
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
THESE DAYS
BY GEORGE Z. SOKOLSKY

ssto- black markctecrs. II is
like thai wonderful fairy tale
about releasing food from ware
houses because more space is
needed for new stufl-aud you
90 find the released food 1t
never showed up where l live;
not on the points I have
I HATE to lie. l hale 10 sign
my name 10 anything / don't
know anything about Yet, on
April IS, I shall have 10 tell Mr..
Morgenthau how much money
expect 10 earn IN 1914.
l hired an accountant 20 figure
IL out from past performances,
but he wants data and how can
a retailer of newspaper and
magazine articles. speeches and
lectures, and sporadic advice to
those who need II know what
his earnings Viii be.
IL just can't be done with any
degree OF accuracy bat I shall
try 10 do my best with my
TTUECTS CT0sSCV
/ suggest that the guessing
contest scheduled for April ID
be cancelled
Copynsnt, 1884, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
AA#HEF HE E BRIGHTER .SERsFs
By DAMON RUNYON

ETERr mail brings additions
H 20 ~ store 81 Waeneran4
lloru> Wagner from Old
tuners By tar Way ! ought 10
Clarity ms vague statement as
fo m aa. Tne rlff>urgh b8-
BAH mmu.ta, recently turned
20 RE Is IN fine health and
ready for ms 1914 duties as ore
OF the coaches Of the club.
Fred Clarke would naturally
know moro about the mighty
IlouGS than anyone else. Clarke.
great ball player in his own
right managed tho Pirate.
over thc long stretch 81 year,
when Wagner was 81 has hey
day Ambrose BoWycr of Los
Angeles 20 ouc-lImc scmipro
player go, Clarke 90 faikin-
about sefhc F'hng Duichman
one day
"yIAG>Eff was tho greatest
W ball player Of all time.
Clarke said according 10 hrr
BoWter report 80 MOI what
PLAYER he WOULD be- TO-DAY
with this lively ball aud The
restrictions on pitchers He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
MAJOR DE SEVENSKY

objective. with command of the
seas as the decisive prize
This shift 10 true air strategy
in the Battle of Germany, can
be dated. II followed when Air
Marshal Harris was joined by
Air Marshal Tedder and Gen.
Carl Spaatz at the top of our
air command.
WE MAY Judge that it was
w realized, after years Of de-
lay, that airmen should be all
lowed TO command air power in
fact land nat only in form.
The first thing that Gen.
Spaatz did was to concentrate
his available forces against the
enemy's air power, and particu-
larly against the fighter COM
mand. We are pow witnessing
the brilliant results
YOU ean- destroy all tfie tank
plants in Germany without be-
ing any closer TO command Of
the air. But once you destroy
German defensive aviation, YOU
achieve command of the air, and
can proceed TO bomb tank fac
tories or any other targets viz
tually at will.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
II. y. EDERLHNG

sections Of the country. The
women who seem most eager
for divorce are those who have
receptly become career guls
and who. with "a pay check OF
their own. are no longer Z ne.
pendcnt On, a husband ior6sup-
QUERIES from clients:
" Q2Don't you think R0llo
Peters, OTIS Skinner and George
NJ Cohan were better actors
than Arnold DAILY?
gersss -r-.s, q. sssEs = an --sotStaiisss,
however. was nearly as good as
DAILY. especially IN KlSmet.
Rollo Peters was good as Romeo
but not great actor Mr.. Co
han suffered considerably by
comparison when he followed
Arnold DAILY in the principal
role In The Tavern
Q-Who introduced the songs
"All Bound Round with
Wooden String
A=TUu arc going q little teo
p !e,fr-- t7tteit- ft1f
@ Former Rep Bernard j..
Gehrmann Of Wisconsin IS The
father of IA children. Is that
The record for congressman
A We have no data on the
ldddics Of congressman. Prcsi-
dent Tyler however, had ii
children. He was married tWtcc.
President William Harrison
.arrled once, had 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

who promised others they'd
keep IL secret-,and don't. This
story. will leak. Such stories
always do. And it's my business
getting news. why do you do
this 10 me>+beeause YOU like
me ?V
You goon-child," SHE SAID,
drapirg herself all over our
manly shoulders. II don't care
IL any OF the morons print it
but YOU mustn't, because then
everybody will read it,"
j. l,IG'Y N1RGENTHAUS as
Si>tant Fred Sriirth ms ms
bride expect a little exemption
Allan Jones and his wife
Irene Hcrveyl hope their Inti-
mates VIII disregard the fool
talk
Arthur Godlrcy'S new Is min
ute broadcast tstartHg SOOnD
viii use an orchestra. sololSt
and chorus.
The show viii be transcribed
and spotted over various std--
u0ns three times a week
L. Greg BautZers honey
moon lasted two hours, because
hc was shipped out
Richard Timber claims he can
duplicate an of Dunningers
tricks and has hired the Bar
bizon Theater tor March 10 20
initiate Dunninger's feats. HIM
Der also also offers $1,000 10
any charity If Prof Dunnnger
can prove that he actually reads
minds ilmber's challenge (he
claims mind reading is a magic,
trick has tho radio biz H>STrleI
Copyright by Daily Mirror Ine>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

TIRE INSPECTION DTADLTNFs
C-May ~ A-Mar 81 B-Jne 90
PROTESTED FOOns
Drren n, I, M-Nahf through MARIN
Blue A.. RS. C,s. D.s and -
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N, MEATS. CHEESE. PATS
Rruwu \ and valid throh
March 90
Ked rs. B-S aud -VaN Gimlat
NHt ~
ftrd Ration free through March 81
nne ih salvage fgt. good for Z cents
Nsnd two mtat ration paints
SIGAn
stamp 500 W. 8 Book - rf EaHd
'rlflr.ifIr
stamp 90, No Rook % fhs f1r
CORNING inr1us7 Boo 4s $685.
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flying. He's
an en- gin c
specialist.
1t di d MT
{ a k G [ n G
army CLASH
hcation ex-
perts long in
d i s covering
I h a I S G I.
Misiak W a S
m e chanical-
y = minded.
S CIV n days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

the Specialists about this and
many other things.
PREMATURE beats is proha-
biy a better name for the
condition than either skipped
beats or cxtrasyStoleS.
Tho extra beat comes in
ahead of time - prematurely
And then, because the heart
has temporarily used up It's en-
trFy by the extra beat. there is
a long pause and then the heart
gives tremendous beat and
that Is what my CORES ondent
feels
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
* W lis excessive smoking
the cause Of tuberculosis?
NnSWcT-N0. T "A b err CuIOSiS
practically always starts in
childhood. The person with
hidden tuberculosis j. nervous
and that makes him smoke "A
great deal, and hence the popu-
ldr heiicf has become estab-
li~hcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Nn,Ncr 10 OncstIon 81. 2

Or Goodwin WAtson Cohmv
bIa psychologist finds mn orc
women then men think they are
b @ oW average in happiness,
They probably are Several rc-
searches have shown that
women think more about how
they feel than mon. and 10 YOU
continually ask yourself whether
You arc having good time YOU
usually conclude you arc having
n bum time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Quick Answers

! September 1913
. johnson and HayC,
$1,000
IA
> The Alamo. BOZ San Antonio.
where thcy held oul against
: COO % Santa Ana army
for u day. and II nights
6 March
Cup 9h' 1919 H ktre Fea'4r.s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Answer to Question No. 3

/ think so ~ least one re-
search vas made on a groupeul
college students 10 see which
they remembered more kCcnly
their correct or incorrect an
sWeFS on ORGANIZATIONS They
remembered their incorrect an-
SWors much longer and more
kccuiy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
GASOLINE

GASOLINE
\ Coupon iO-Good through STAR
vi aud c-l Coupons $685. ra
r. ana GO CoupVns--5 L1.s .eaa
RS and C-s Coupons AS FSIs each
tI1w eguIres stste rame 4p5 Irr-
number he written Da ever, oar
when received
ItII or
Period SO sa.lonf uc' 'N-o t1
Period . and Pcriod s-sGnod thr.
itOt OR
10. q. Valid March thr0Il-
SHOPS
rtarn So t-.t f.r.rr t.
AigF.lue stamp Wand lai.h.U..
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

could h,t any kind of pitching
and never pegged the ball TO
the wrong spot
He was never temperament
tai and WAS always in condition.
People thought he was dumb.
He. let them think he was
d n ~ b especially pitchers.
sucking them into traps ~
stale a. the oldtime hidden ball
trick. For instance, he would
swing at the first ball pitched, =
miss IL mile and fall down.
knowing the next pitch would
be- just like the first. Then he
would hit IL out of the park.
Yes, against pitchers who
knew all about him. Why: Be
cause vanity caused the pitcher
to think he had found the spot
where Honus was not hitting
en- that day. Cocky pitchers
with the crowd ieering HonuS.
iIOnus just lost their entail
balance. Couldn't resist giving
Houus another pitch in the same
spot HonuS had taken 2 good
look al the first one.
OLE HAD one fault that got
on my nerves in tight
games. With an easy out at
first he " gu Il hold back his
throw ~ the ball beat the run
ncr about foot. kept telling
him about it. NJ last I raised
hell We'll Honus said. let 'em
run EN- out When I miss 'em
I'll quit.
"Onc day in st. Louis the
temperature WAS 10. Not
breath If air. Terrible humidity.
~. Louis had big left-handed
-iirkt haseman.- think his name
was Farrell. Honus was on first.
] gave him the signal To go down
ON the next pitch. The batter
swung and missed. leaving
HouuS between bases.
HE did not wait for the first
and second baseman 20 run him
down. He stopped dead. wiped
his forehead and said TO Farrell.
who had the ball. I'm not going
10 let YOU chase me up and down
the base line on n hot day like
this. HOnuS then walked toward
first base and as he did Farrell
threw the ball To the pitcher.
when Honus reached first.
instead Of going 60 the dugout
he stood ON the bag. Then Far
r''il tumhlcd I've never seen
even an Ifishman so mad. He
pushed H0nus of the bag and
kept on pushing him oil at the
same time demanding that the
pitcher throw him the ball.
"THEN with the ball he
would push Uonus of the
bag and touch him with e.. IL
took all the umpircs and half
the players to subduc Farrell.
HOnus Was safe. of course,
which even the IT. Louis
players agreed by ribbing Far
rell I've seen HOnus pull "A lot
Of good ones ON both smart and
dumb players. hut any time
want a good laugh recall the
look on Farrel's face when his
brain perked 10 the fact that
Honus was net perchcd on first
base because of-iht heat"
cnnr-ht 1885, ht K'rs Features
Dsnhuted b. international News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Answer to Question No. I

Men who have millions often
climb mountains and explore
unknown seas for honor. True.
men risk their lives Tor money
bur they prefer tQ-makc money
IN a horse trade But for an
emblem OF honor men Viii risk
lthclr lives 40 a moments notice
with the JOY of ecstasy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
EsEAR Ross:
LETTERS FROM TIMES SOLDIERS

EDITORS NoTE-This is a
letter from one Of the 56 who
uOent into serVice from the Times
editorial department. The ,Driter;
Capt. James MeGarHgie. pho
tographer. Who DaS in England
at the tune Of Writing.
DEAR BOSS
CGT. MYRON J. AIISIAK.- 500
- Minor street. Alpena, is an
other Of those important ground
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

crew members who keep the air.
planes flyable and the filters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

How slfer erlrt
Sound lotcrs tongues b4uigft
Like soft mgsic To- 0ticg4rg
ears.
shake poarc.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

hy Albert Edward W.ggam.
Sc d. viii double you read
ms speed NJ
s. remarkable keF 20 knowledge sni
1gCrse Six Simple hlf PA siese
ltIIe- sent vffluI Ufetf llf fU
Addre Dr a p WIGS pol care ~
The Detroit Times Enclose Be-
stamped sflf.adI-,. .ca rrtf.ar
rrnArrht. iaii- I-hn p DIE %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

cor,rsst 1915 John p OH. Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
2Crdsh Tips
Split SIS Award

Two Times readers who phoned
tips almost simultaneously on two
serious DSR bus accidents Wednes-
day will divide the S25 award in
the weekly newstip contest. In
both cases, their information vas
first.
The second prize of SO is
awarded to a reader who had an
advance hunch on the strike that
tied up Detroit's bread deliveries.
An award of S. goes to a wit
who called when he saw an
airplane land on the Palmer Park
golf course.
AS usual, II others won awards
of 81 each in war savings stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
Job License
On Union Complaint

Acting on a complaint of the
UAW-CO that the man was an
active spirit in an organization re-
lated to the Ku Klux Khan, the
state private employment bureau
today revoked the license Of Har-
vey Hanson to operate an en-
ployment agency.
Hanson had obtained the license
on May ) stating that il was 10
he used by the Wayne Republican
Club Of Michigan to help find jobs
for returning servicemen.
r. j. Thomas, UAW-CIO presi-
dent, charged, in a letter TO Jack
Belts. superintendent of the bu-
reau. that Hanson was active in
an organization known As the
United Sons Of Michigan with
headquarters AZ 50 w. Forest.
the building which formerly
housed the xxx.
After An investigation, Belts
announced that he had revoked
the license and would issue a new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
Caruso's Son Divorced

- See Air show, City Airport -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
Drop Abuse Suit
Against Father

MT. CLEMENS. June .
Cruelty and neglect charges
against Frank Buckley, father of
IL children, stood dismissed to-
day al the request Of DR.. John F.
DeYonkers, Warren Township
health officer who made the ac-
cusationS in the first place.
DeYonkers had asserted that
Buckley let one. of his children
die without medical treatment
and that he had been cruel to the
others.
In asking Prosecutor Wilbur s.
Held 10 seek dismissal. DeYonkers
declared that tho original pur-
pose Of the action had been ac-
comphShcd'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
1856 Die in Battle
On Italian Front

WASHINGTON. June 2 QNS)
Secretary of War Stimson an
nounced yesterday that U. S.
Army casualties in Italy from the
initial landings last September
until May u totaled $3.50
1856 killed. $500 wounded and
1854 missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02
Chorus Sinos

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02

CHICAGO, June 2 GNS)-
Enrico Caruso. a war plant
worker and son of the late tenor,
was granted a divorce yesterday
from Helen Caruso, 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-02

THE FORD lotto co.
CHORUS accompanied by a Ford
orchestra Of 40 pieces viii sing in
Mackenzie High School tonight at
$50, John Wismer. a member Of
the board Of directors Of the
chorus. announced Yesterday.