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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31

the examination would have TO be
taken at the induction center in
Detroit
Whereupon the woman left only
10 appear later with certificate
from a physician attestlng to the
fact that she is female.
Draft board officials immedi-
ately scratched her name from the
list of registrants and placed the
records in her case under lock and
key
Selective service officials in De-
troit said they had not heard of
the case but pointed out that there
have been a few similar incidents
in other parts of the country.
The board in which the woman
was registered has $4,000 other
registrants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
ADMITS INTIMACY

II grew into intimacy, and l
admit A." Chaplin said
n asked her why she should
treat me 80. embarrasS mo he
fore my servants and create a
tantrum aud-oh. ~ much.
Il told her OF my belief IN her
while she stood there with the
gun. | told her Of my faith in
her ability I told her how I'd
bought = PLAY for her and that
the production already had cost
me 800. 900 10 100000.
FINALLY. she said 10 me: I
don't think you're north ~ I'm
Roirp 10 kill myself and I'm go
ing 10 do IT right here IN your
room
q heard Edward (Chaney.
tho outer) and my two sons out
In the hall
CALLS TO SONS
Il called out TO the boys;
Sons, there Is a littIe
trouble. You hod better go
home TO your mother for TO-
night.
1T turned out they couldn't
90; there was no car available.
Joan at this time was stand
ing in the archWaN In the back
Of the room with the gun in her
hand | told her: Look here,
my tWo children are here you
must go home.
"She said: I'm destitute I'm
going TO stay here -
GieSler broke in
Now. Mr.. Chaplin. that night
In YOUR home. were YOU intimate
with Miss Barry after She
had laid the gun on a table. and
after which she again picked up
the gun ."
II did not" Chaplin replied.
Were you intimate that night
with Miss Barry"
81 WAS NOT 4"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Poles Promise
Postwar Ballot

WASHING TON, March 81
(INS)--A solemn pledge TO hold
free democratic elections eight
months after Poland is freed
from the Nazi yoke is contained
in the exiled Polish governments
note now before President Roose-
welt, diplomatic circles disclosed
today.
In pledging support TO general
elections in Poland after victory,
the Polish government was be-
lieved by Washington diplomats
10 have offered an approach 10
settlement of its differences with
Russia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
DENIES CONVERSATION

Calling Chapln's attention 10
the 24-year-old Miss Barrys pre-
vious testimony that he was going
n "rehahilitate" her on S25 A
week if she promised to see him
only when he wanted to see her
-(Carr put it, when he rang
the hellD -Giesler asked If such a
conversation took place
NO such conversation Oc-
Cured" Chaplin said
Chaplin said that shortly after
he conferred with the butler he
returned 10 Joan and said that It
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Hero Of Sthdrnhorst
Sinking Promoted

LONDON. March 81 ms
The Admiralty today announced
appointment OF Vice-Adm. Sir
Robert Burnett. hero OF the
Scharnhorst sinking. as COM
mander of the British south At
lantic fleet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
ALLIES CoUNTERATTACK

TIE New ZealanderS counter
attacked and succeeded IN re-
gaining their positions bat front
reports Indicated that they were
unable 20 penetrate back INTO the
German section Of the town
On the Arzio beachhead Ger
man skirmSbcS attempted several
thrusts against the left flank Of
the Allied line bat we're beaten on
by heavy artillery fire.
In one sector near CdTrogPtt0-
the Nazis concentrated FIVE tanks
and 10 armored cars apparently
for an attack on the Allied posi-
tons. but they were scattered by
Allied Shellfire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
SToRZTYNETS CAPTURED

Other troops of Marshal Thu
kov'S First Ukrainian Arm y
pushed 13 miles southwest OF
newly captured Cernauti, capital
of Bucovina province, in old Ru.
mania. and seized Storztynets, or
the main road across the Car
pathian Mountains into the CEN
tral Rumanian plains.
Only a days march beyond
StorztynetS lies the northern Dor
der of Rumania proper.
Axis prisoners were being
rounded up by the thousands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31

Continued from Page one
reason with her. I said 10 her.
What Of fhn supposed iore for
mo To a. OIL a prrtcnse dHd a
sh1rr or you wouidHt act this
u.at
I'D never put myself in a
fsl,e position with her nor had
SHE with nae
Returning 20 hls story VnI'
I.r..et netcI interrupted Chaplin
sand
n tried o. reason With her, l
talked about the past
NeirUr- -o that past 'n detail
1r -7l N-> Barry had called hU
Ip cg4er.N b. the early day
ID t.eH location
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
sTANIsLAwow UNDER FIRE

The Russians advanced 10 miles
from Kolomyia, in old Poland, and
captured DefyatIn, - miles from
the Carpatho-Ukraine and Is
miles from the Tatar Pass
through the Carpathlans to the
Hungarian plain.
Northwest of Delyatin, Zhukov's
forces captured Tysmenitsa and
brought Stanislawow. FIVE miles
away. under fire of medium guns.
To the southeast. the Russians
cleared so miles Of the Delyatin-
Cernauti trunk railway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
Fleet Attacks
Near Philippines
CContinued from Page one)

tack or Palau. L. s bombers
from the central and southwest
Pacific opened a pincers aerial Of
fepsive against Truk
Solomons based LiberatorS Of
Gen. Macarthur command struck
their first blow Of the war at
Truk Wednesday noon and de-
stroyed "a to SO Japanese planes
on the ground and in the Air al
a cost 81 a single bomber
Heavy damage was inflicted on
japanese installations on Eten
Island in the Truk atoll More
than 200 hits were counted on the
shop and hangar area, parking
aprons and runWays
Forty-nlne planes on the run
ways fighters. four medium
bonlbers and 10 dive bombers-
were DESTROYED and five 70 %
other aircraft were shot down out
OF 90 which engaged the raiders
in a 45-minute running fight.
T. 6. LOSSES SLIGHT
Seventh Air Force Liberators
from the central Pacific hit Eten
and Moen islands IN the Truk
stoll less than u hours later.
starting large fires among fo7nid-
able naval and air installations.
The raiders ran into a fierce anti
-ss.Ecsst,-h alza-c- hut l. = losses
were believed slight. II any be-
cause the bon1bers attacked al
night
The raids were the second and
third a. the war on Truk by land
based bombcrs and presumably
were designed ir part 10 draw of
issa.--z-t-l-i-- Lll-,-- 1l-Gcc-- that MS
attacking Pslau
T. 6 Nayt Catalina fyne boats
a. Macarthur command also
struck ther FIRST blow al the
Carolres starting TWO big fires
in az attack on Woleai afoN, 460
miles west of Trak and $50 miles
sogtr ~ Guam Tuesday night
Mac r+7l-e Gr~s rounded ont
fher offensive with raids on iol-
Tan6- = r-E ~ TET-r-- r-1-T III -f-r
nor -eYr shore ~ View Guinea,
that DESTROYED Jos cuamy planes
Ter Zero rteter ufors were
dnwnad Some 500 Fragments
tion bombs Wrre 0ppef hy
IIberafcr r6att horoors 'r'h
el T..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31

>hc wanted 10 say she could
occupy the guest room adjoining
ms own bath.
she went in" Chaplin said
"all the time holding the gun
i'm her hand and acting very
strange. I locked the door from
the hath and went tO bed. | was
very upset. Nou might say.
CONTFRS WITH BUTLER
II went "a sleep for about
four hours and awoke AZ =. !
went downstairs 10 get some
breakfast. I think Edward was
up and we talked over the stu
alton.
After breakfast ! went back
upstairs 10 SEQ II she had aWak-
ened. unlocked the door from
the hath and opened IL quietly.
She was still asleep. ! tip-toed
in hut she awakened and took
the gun in her hand. | said:
Gire me that gum
she said: Don't come near
me
Il said: 'Nobody's coming
near you Just RiVs me thot
gun"
Chaplin said his arguments were
OF no avail, that Clancy also triec
unSucceSSfully TO O tain the
weapon. and that finally ht
Chaplin went back and tolc
Joan
IN YOU wdnt me TO help YOU
financially you're doing II IN
the tDrone way. I'm not going
TO do anything for YOU WhiIe
you're threatening Uioienee'.'
GAVE HER MONEY
Miss Barry finally seemed t.
break" Chaplin continued.
IL had $50 in my pockets and
I gave il to her" he testified.
she said she needed more and
I told her 20 come tomorrow
and I'd leave some more with
+ F1uN NJ IT,
Glesler then demanded Whethe
Chaplin had been intimate at an!
time in December with the cir
who charges in another suit tina
he is the father of her o-months
old daughter. Carol Ann.
"No. I was not" Chaplin said.
Chaphns attorney questioned
the actor in even greater detai
on the New York episode.
He went 10 dinner with MIS-
Barry al Club q. Chaplin re
counted on the advice Of sports
man Tin" Durant. asSertedly tC
! forestall any possibility that She
might make trouble for Chap
lin al his Waldorf-Astorla Towers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-31
ChaDIin Tells His Story

no" Chaplin said,
"Did you go into the bedroom
al all ."
NO"
Were YOU Intimate with her
there ."
mo, 1 was not" Chaplin said.
did you 70 10 New York for
any purpose other than the pur-
pose Of making a talk in Car
negie Hall ." GieSler persisted.
NO. did not"
did YOU have any secret
idea Of being immoral in New
York City with Joan Barry-or
any one else >"
II did not.
Chaplin sand he had attempted
10 avoid Miss Barry In New York
Cry AS well as later on the West
Coast. He declared that he was
unaware Of her return 10 the
Coast until several days after his
own return
After returning 10 his Beverly
HIS estate Chaplin SAID. Miss
Barry called hum "pcrSiStently
even though he allegedly had cut
her out of the part Of Bridget
in his contemplated production of
Shadow and Substance.
II finally called her up" he
testified. "She said il was most
important that she see me; that
she was going 10 Tulsa and that
she wouldn't bother me. After
that cOntrite statement, natur-
ally said: IAN right, RI see
you.
OBJECTS TO WORD
Carr objected and the word
''COntrite was stricken.
II said I'd take her to Ro-
manoff's for dinner" Chaplin
continued. And called for
her at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
She got into my car and. the
moment saw her, thought
she was not in a fl condition.
/ She seemed very strange.
AT ROmanoh's, as time went
\ by. she seemed to he getting
worse. She was rather mar
ticulate."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
RESOLUTION RE-SPECIAL ELEC-
TON FOR THE ELECTION OF
CHATTER MMISsIONERS

WHEREAS, There was heretofore
submitted to the voters OF the City OF
Mount Clemens az the general city
election held on Monday. April 3rd.
1914. the question OF a general revision
OF the charter or said city, and
WHEREAS, From the returns OF said
election duly canvassed by this COM
mission Il appears that said voters ap-
proved general revision OF said
charter. there being 203 votes cast in
favor Of said revision and 43 votes cast
IN opposition thereto.
WHEREAS For the purpose of In
stitGting said proposed revision, II is
necessary that a special election be
called for the purpose OF electinR nine
charter commissioners 10 be charged
with the responsibility OF ffectuating
said charter revision, now. therefore
BIZ IT RESOLVED, That a special
election for the purpose OF clecting
nine charter commissioners be called,
said election 10 be held on Tuesday,
July u. 1914, that being the date OF
tho general state primary election.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That
the polls AZ said special election be
kept open from 100 a. m, until 300
D. M Eastern War Time on said date
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That
the clerk be and he hereby is instructed
10 give notice Of registration OF electors
for said special election in accordance
with the statute OF the State OF Michi-
gan Ia such case made and provided.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That
any person desiring 10 become a can
did1te for charter commissioner shall
file statement OF such candidacy to-
cether with nominating petitions there
for at least ten days prior TO said spe-
clal election In compliance with the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09

provisions OF Section 30 OF the charter
of the City OF Mount Clemens.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, That
the City Clerk be and he hereby is d.
rected 10 place the names OF those can
didates filing statement OF candidacy
and nominating petitions In accordance
with Section 80 OF the charter on the
ballot in accordance with the provi-
SioHs Of the charter relating 20 cleo
tons, and in accordance with the stat
butes relating 10 elections in such case
made and proyded.
BIZ 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. That
the City Commission OF the City or
Mount Clemens ~ rs regular rncetir <
10 be held on Wednesday az 7: 30 p. m.
July p, 1914, eastern War Timel- can
vass the votes east az said special elcc-
ton, and the nine candidates receiving
the highest number OF votes be deClar-
ed elected 20 the office OF Charter
Commissioner
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That
the City Clerk be and ne hereby Is in
structed TO give notice OF said special
election by publication OF notice there
| Of in the Mount Clemens Monitor
Leader, newspaper published in the
City Of Mount Clemens. at least twice
and by posting a copy thereof I'm az
least two or more con spicuous places
in each election precinct IN said city.
| we 'lTSl puDilCAIpn ana NC posting 70
be not less than ten DAYS prior 20 said
special election. all IN accordance with
the provisions OF the city charter and
the statutes OF the state OF Michigan
in such case made and provided.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That
the form OF said Special Election Notice
shall be substantially as fellows:
SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE
To the Qualified Electors Of the City
OF Mount Clemens:
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
20 n resolution ~ the City Commission
OF tho City OF Mount Clemens, a special
election will be held IN The City Of
Mount Clemens. County OF Macomb and
State OF Michigan, on Tuesday, July
II, 1914 from ZOO o'clock In the fore
noon until 400 O'Clock in the cycninE.
Eastern War Time. for The purpose OF
election nine charter commissioners for
the City OF Mount Clemens.
Carried
Yca-Breitmeycr Brunecl Longstaff.
DuBay and WestendoTf
Nay-None.
Commissioner Longstaff Bruneel NOV
ed that the bids on Road OIL be opened.
Carried
Yea reitmeyer. Bvuneel. Longstln.
DuBay and Wcstcndorf
Nay--None.
Commissioner Longs,aH Brun &c 7
moved that the bids be referred 20 the
! Commissioner OF Streets the City En-
| gincer and the City Clerk for t5buld-
ton, and report ~ next regular meet
! ing.
Carried.
! Yea-Breitmeyer, Bruneel. Longstaff,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
Legal Notices
John 5. Gssfsn, t,'orns,, liIo Ford Bldr.

John :. GayTsn, tttornes, lac Ford Rdr-
MORTGAGE sALE-Dcfault having been
ssse MADE By JOHN + KiIARsKi a
pWYER@ 1 dated Ho ttG Se am 10 isi9 iT re-
corded November 5th 1913 n The Ofice OF
re Res!stcr Deeds for. Tie County OF
MSieeeomb end State OF M.chisan- IA I!ber
Phihpp - oDvSyer TO THOMAS McHUi5oH BY
1914. recorded Apru 18TH 1914 in the
Office Of ne REGISTER % Deeds for the
county OF Maeomb and state OF Miehissn
IN loer 3i3 OF hortgagcS. pase 81, where
oy The power OF sale IN sand morigage
contained has become operative. there is
hy reason OF said default now due az the
Gate of this notice upon said mortgage for
PRINCIPAL and interest thc sum OF TWEEN :
TY.FoUR HUNDRED t1FTY-THREE and
or proceeo.nsS az law or equity having
been instituted TO recover The monies
s sSsIsos BY SSid mprls}Se or any part
virtue OF the power OF sale contained IN
said mortgage and the statutes IN such
case made and provided on FRIDAY. THE
o clock noon, Eastern standard War Time.
! the UNDERSIGNED Will AZ the westerly or
Bailding IN '' INC CIV r9"' Of W clSmens.
Macomb County Michigan, that being
the place where The circuit Court for the
County Of Macomh is held, SCH a. public
auction TO the highest bidder the premises
described in said MORTGAGE or 50 much
thereof -msy-be necessary 10 pay the
amount due as aforesaid on said mort
gage together With interest az the rate Of
seven "a per cent per apDum from date
OF this notice and all LEGAL costs allowable
BY Law and provided TOR IN SAID mortgage
including attorneys fees, said premises
being situated IN The Township OF War
Scribed as follows 10 Wit. Lot No rs OF
Supervisor Plat Of Martin Little
Farms part OF the Southeast o., Sec
ton 30, Town l North. Range II East.
Warren Township, Macomb County.
Michigan, according 20 the plat thereof
as recorded in Lber 20 OF Plats PAGE 80,
MaComb County Records
Dated. April 2Jth. 1914 Detroit. Mich.
THOMAS McHUGH
Assignee OF Mortgegee.
JOHN GAVRAN.
ATTORNEY FOR Assignee OF Mortgagee,
l4l0 Ford BuiGlug,
Detroit 20. Mlchlgan CA 059S
April 25 Nav .. 9 10, %. 30 June s. IL.
20, 81. July T. IL 49,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09

Nay-None.
Commissioners DuBay-Bruneel moved
that the application OF the Great Lake
Greyhound Lines. Inc, for % bus IL
censos, be approved.
Carried.
Yea Breitmeyer, Bruneel, LonEstan.
DuBay and Westendorf.
Nay None
Commissioner Bruneel LongStsf n
moved that the application OF c. Govt
sopoulos for beverage license az 70
Croker Blvd, be approved.
Carried.
Yea Broitmeyer. Bruneel, Longs,aH,
DaBay and NestendoFf
Nay None.
Commissioner DuBay-BruReel moved
that the several applications for build
ing permits be granted subject tc the
approval OF the City Engineer.
Carried.
Ned-Byeitmeyer, Bruneel, LongstsH,
DuBaY and Wcstendorf.
NaS-None.
Commissioner DuBay-Bruneel offered
the following resolution and moved It's
.dopsto,,.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09

May ., lb]S
Commission Chamber.
state Of Michigan
CITY OF Mt. Clemens
Al regular meeting OF the City
Commission OF the City OF Mount Glenn
ems held on the above date. there were
present Mayor Westendorf and Com
missioners Breitmeyer. Brunei. Long
staff and DuBay.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
Commissioner Longstaff-Breitmcy or
moved that the application of James
Gabriel 70 transfer one-half OF his Class
c liquor license AT % Mdcomb Street.
be referred TO the Police Department
and to report back on at the next reg
ular meeting.
Carried.
Yea-Breitmeyer. -Bruncel, Longstat,
DuBay and Westendorf
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DuBay and Wes,endorf.
Nay-None.
Commissioner LongstaN Breitmeyer
moved 10 adjourn.
Carried.
fea-Breitmeyer. Bruneel. LougstaH,
DuBav and Westendori.
Nay--Noue.
JOSEPH n MATTHEWS.
city Clerk
MAY IN 4.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09

Removal Of war paint from
almost all its aircraft has been
ordered by the Army Air Fore
es, which estimate that the re-
duction Of weight will be as
much as Is TO 20 pounds in
fighter types, and 20 to 80
pounds in heavy bombardment
planes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09

An Ohio butcher, fined for
having poor beef, said he al
ways bought the best. Some
body gave him a bum steer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
Mt. Clemens
Commission
Proceedings

May ,. 1914
Commission Chamber.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09
. BARBS

Appropriate advice on how to
keep well these days might be,
place in the cellar and don't
tell your friends.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09

A Pennsylvania man had two
wives living in the same home.
The house shortage really is ter
rible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
Study Wins
Promotion
Times Pho

Education is paying dividends
in the police department.
One Of today's best examples is
the newly promoted Inspector
James Lupton, appcistefd head Of
the accideN prevention bureau
who has MAKE the study of traffic.
ITS problems ND cures his hobby
Inspector Lui\on. A and mar
rled. spent his AyeninCs at the
Detroit Business Institute and in
1888 won a scholarship 10 North
western University where he spent
a year studying ms favorite topic
traffic.
The coueenial 42-ycar-old de-
pariment head nearly missed be-
ing a policeman Born 70 Decatur,
Ill, be came 10 Detroit with a
friend after World War ! 10 earn
s. a day a. the Ford Motor Co
Lupton was finally induced 10y
the friend TO Join tho police de-
partmcnt.
That was I'M 1qZf. 4 Year later
he was a motorcycle officer. In
1928 he was assigned TO tho ACCT
dent bureau whore he became a
detective sergeant iu 1897 and q
Lieutenant in 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
Riot Death Trial
Jury Selected

Trial Of five youths charged
with first degree murder in the
June riot Staying of Moses Kiska.
3S-ycar-old Negro Of $3.50 Brush.
49, llsLlIL-.cd -1oa.aA--a-RaGaE4..4+--
Judge Cottcr'S court after Selec-
ton of a Jury.
On trial are Aldo. TRAM Is. of
1912 superior, Pvt. Armand Mas
tantuono. 20, Of 1856 Illinois
AWOL from The army at the
time Of his arrest: Robert Cat
tana. Il. OF 1927 Elmwood, An
thonv Saraceno, Is. Of 1927
Pierce. and Ralph Tancredi. 90, of
52S4 Chalmers.
The five are accused Of shoot
ing kiSka from the car in which
they were riding as he was stand
ing in a safety zone at Mack and
ChcnC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
A Lost Dog
Hunted z Days, Pet Is Found
Locked in Auto Trunk

ALPENA, Jan. fi-Jack Leslie
Of 1925 Bloom, Detroit, would
rather not talk about his recent
hunting trip 10 Pulaski in Presque
Isle County.
Using his brother-in-law's dog,
Leslie got two rabbits the first
day He spent the next Two days
looking for the dog. which could
not bc found. There was on an
swer 20 repeated whistles and
shouts.
Disguised over the turn Of
events. Leslie decided 10 pack up
and leave lie opened the door OF
the trunk compartment Of his
car. There was the dog. reclining
comfortably on A blanket where
Leslie had left him two days be-
fore
II hope the fellows at the
plant don't hear about this"
fretted Leslie. war worker at
the Packard plant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
Detr0iter Hurt
AsForts Collide

BATON ROUGE. La, Jan. II
INSl-A mid-air collision Of two
+ wing FortIesses killed two crew
men and injured six others. two of
them critically officials AT Hard
ing Field announced today.
The crash occurred late yester-
day a short distance west of the
field. Both the big four-enGined
bomberS were from Dryersburg
Tenn. One was only slightly dam
aged and landed safely. The
other. its tail Sheared off made
an upSide-doWn crash landing
The seriously injured included
ID 1t. r. J. Hughes, co-pllot, o.
4 Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
Dinge|| Cleared
Of Fraud Charge

Federal Judge Monet today
dismissed a bill Of complaint
against Rep John p. Dlngell Of
Detroit and FIVE others charged
with conspiracy 70 defraud in con-
neCtion with the foreclosure Of a
Hamtramck building mortgage.
Judge Moinets order ended A
seven-year fight by Mrs. Cecilia
Kozlowski a widow Of 264 Ken
ilworth. Who claimed that Dingell
and the others conSpired 10 fore
close on the building at Joseph
Campau and Holhrook.
Other defendants were Edward
Kelley and Frank Donovan, attor-
neyS, the RFC. Campau-Holbrook
Co. and the City Of Hamtramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
M(Cred S Case
Before Judges

Three state circuit judges. Sit
ting en- banc, today were 70 hear
charges brought by the state bar
association grievance committee
against former Prosecutor Dun
can c. McCrea. now serving 4 2
10 5 years in Jackson Prison for
gambling conspiracy charges.
The Judges are William p
Brown of Grand Rapids, Victor
Wc.mcr Of Kalamazoo and Philip
Elliott of Flint
Yesterday the court repri-
manded Iigmund JauluS and Low
ella H. Puctt attorneys accused
of irregularities, and adjourned
until Fcb. % a hearing against
Leo Ranaut from whom di>bar-
mcnt proceedings are pending.