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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
OPEN TODAY

MAC KENzIE. o43o, near LIVER
nols--Newly insui. bricked, rooted
and gas furnace: 4 bedrooms, many
extras, basement apartment, rents
for $40. Priced for quick sale. $4,000
down.
ALLEN PARK. zrEoLER, s7ss.
mr.. Ecorse Rd.--Liks new. 1-noor
bungalow, Q bedr.: iandsca ped. fully
screened, storm sashed. t0-ft. lot:
overhead door gar. side drive. Va
cant. move right In.
SAN JUAN. 20<7S--fncorne 5 On.
Z up; fun basel. IA ut. lot 5oxiat,
garages, tile baths and showers,
lower vacant. At $50. Move right in.
HURRY. 1000 handles.
LARCHMONT, 5044--Insui. brick
a.room modern, bedrooms. oak
throughout, Gas acknowledging heat
with step saver. garage. Priced
right for quick sale. $500 down.
SANTA ROSA. 15s7o--A-i condi-
ton income. 3 rooms down. I up.
oak throughout. stoker. steam heat,
garages; priced right.
MELVINDALE, DORA. fI230-
Beautiful brick 4 spacious rooms:
can be used az income oak through
out; baths; best condition. ga
rsges 80. 900. terms.
ELsEA REALTY a INVEST co.
67tT w FORT VI f.iAo0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
HOUSES ron sALE-EAsr

BEAcoNsFTELD, near Smile : 2
bedrooms. water. electric In fo-r'
lot: 81 600 81 900 down, $40 mo.
Immediate possession.
IRWIN. KlGHT A HINES, INC
2ilOi GRArloT PR $3.50
BENITEAU. near u Jefferson 30
rooms. completely furnished with
linens and everything necessary IN
come 50. 800 per year sl2, 900.
wieser. TT 1880.
BRICK. 5 rooms on acres good
garden soil' facing paved road. W
YOU are looking for real buy. call
FRANK 4. kRoNEck. Realtor.
23it0 Van Dyke. Phone Center Line
1890. Open daily and Sundays
BRICK q bedrooms, natural ire
place wooded lot, Harpers Nj sec
Immediate possession 5000, 81. 100
On SIS mo Boyer Real Estate.
2OsIi Harper TT 2ss2O
BUY YOUR HOME OR PROPERTY
IN ST CLAIR SHORES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

Cash FoK YOUR DODGE TRUCK
ANY Size
RAYNAL BROs-DoDGE DEALERS
ei03 cHALMERS--PlNG 1908
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
JERRY LYNCH

1887 LivERNoIs
PACKARD s sedsns. 1911 several
different coiofs. fully equipped priced
fignt.
PACKARD
b7s v Jefferson Ave RA $500
PACKARD sedan. 1897 good trans.
p0rtstion al the right price. sass.
PACKARD
5Tt y. Jefferson Ave RA 1900
PLYMOUTH 1910 club coupe; gray
Anish food motor tires s5sb fUil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ATTENTlON BUYERS

ATTENTION BUYERS
HOTEL Busy transient location;
= water in every room. inc. 81 500
monthly. nets about $500. owner
viii show books; $1,000 On.
20 RMS. ON Second into IL apis,
with water. baths inc. S345.
lease; 5 refrig newly decorated
81 500 On
10 RMS --Crosstown. all IN apis.
inc. S343. rent Only SSS Inner
spring mattresses, we'll furnished +
81 200 dn
II RMS -East Jefferson: into 10
apis inc. S3l2 rent SIS. bed
room suites. good rugs; clean J,
81 900 dn
90 RMS - Mr.. Masonic Temple: ine.
$40. cheap rent. water IN all
apis rare chance, only $500 On.
cOLORED Beer tavern inc. % 500
monthly: cleo. refrig gets top
prices this really makes money !,
81 900 cash
CLASS "C"-Grand River; IL case
quota: beautiful elec. equipment;
busy location: So. 900 On
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
IMPERIAL. SALES CA 1888
253s Woodwd. Rm. 500. sun. ia
AT BUSINESS sALEs-oPEN Sun
IL ROOMS. coiored: north, garage
baths. refrig.. washer, vacuum !,
rent SIS $500 down
Q ROOMS. inc. S2lO; brick; vacuum.
blvd vsry clean. $500 down.
CONFECTIONERY. n W. corner;
all electric; large stock; steam.
s o. 3 years. rent $50: 500
so57 WOODWARD TIE 1878
DRY-cLEANTNG solvent plant for
sale. Includes property, buildings
equipment and stock. Well estao-
lishsd retail trade. After 500 p. m.
daily any time Sunday. 624s Mitchell.
FOR sALE-RestAurant dong fine
business; thrifty Industrial town /:
feeding nearly 500 daily, terms II
desired; selling on account OF SICK
ness. Call or write strongs Restau-
LET KELLEY BE YOUR BROKER
TE 2-37O0 400 Woodward
PAY YOUR RENT AZ
PAYMENTS on PROPERTY
& RMS 18TH: inc $40. stoker;
furniture can be bought $3.50 On.
on property.
. RMS. Inc. $40; steam corr
piete taxes SIS: 81 600 On. In
cludes furniture.
II RMS. 18th: park 40 cars steam !.
5-rm. apt. owner. water IN all;
81. 500 On.
. RMS N Blvd Scar side drive (;
stoksr: water In all; $4,000 On.
IA RMs.-inc. $40: steam; stoker
Trumbull. unfurnished ~. 900 On
10 RMS. Kirby; inc. siS2; good
furniture. air-conditioned; arm.
apt owner: 81. 500 dn.
We can use one more good property
salesman with car.
KELLEY. TIE 2-370i, 1909 Woodw'd
CoLORED-N roorny hotel; brk.
downtown sec; completely furnished
bathrooms, Income $3.50 mo. A.
Wright TY 4-JSSt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

2 bdrn1s.. vel built. insulated. easy
glide windows. mr.. John r and . Mile
Rd., 81 995 $3.50 down. s35 per mo
Mr.. -AcClsin. Houseman spitzley
Corp. Royal Oak 1910 or CHI 4sIs
DESIRABLE 2-bedroom home Wal
than between rs Mile Rds space I
more room; natural fireplace: all tile
features Turner q Wilson, 1884,
u a-Mlls Pr 1AQk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

GIRLS Field. iO49. near Boulevard
home cooking. three meals. lunches
packed excellent transportation q
Hudsons, Budd's. Briggs .
Dodge's. day or night workers. no
afternoon shift oil 66t5
MELDRUM. s72s, Forest. near Pack
ards. home privileges. good trans
portAtion. OIL i27l.
NEWLY decorated. good food, excel
lent transportation. mr.. Woodward.
CHI 1922 1870 Windsr.
TWO basement rooms. gentlemen
only, Colored, good food. TO $685..
CoLoRED-L Licensed home for aged
and feeble persons excellent food
kind care. APO West Warren. TY
AD4co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
FLA, $3.50 Down

New modern two-h bedroom frames (;
ready 10 move In. sac month
la4ol Kelly Road PR $500
GRATfoT-s MILE SEC
Z bedrooms large lots close 20
schools good transportation large
recreation space a roony home. Only
So, 600, $500 down. A. HOLSTER,
lib03 p SMILE. To 7-7733.
GRkTIoT.s MILE SEC. New 2 he'd
rooms. all tile features. large attic.
Ready To move In. Only $500 dnwn.
plus mortgage cost and prepaid items.
IRWIN. KfGHT a HINES INC
2li0i GRATfoT PR $500
HAssE. issoi
Cor. Rohinwood; 3.bedroom bung
Inv dn paymt; terms Mr.. schools,
trans ua9kins ~ hlo2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

5-RooM BUNGALOW
Lovely 5-room bungalow; large rooms,
all on ground floor: 2-csr garage.
side drive; hot water oil heat; on 2
large lots Only IS 15o with terms
TO responsible parties. inquire 250i0
East JEFFERSON Ave. near Ten Mile
Rd., St. Clair shores. West Realty Co.
20b2i cARDoNi. Mr. EIGHT MILE
Brickote-7 rms. bedrrns. down. z
hedrms. up, hot air heat. 2-car ga
rage. 40 e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
PROPERTY MANAcEMENr
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE service
seldom 4 Johnson. Inc. -Four offices
NEW HOUSES ron SALE

A COMPLETE SELECTION
Ready to move in, or bedrooms.
All In convenient locations. $500
down buys new 3-bedroom home
with rec. room near Crstlot-7 Mile.
Cali vs. today
TURNER a WILSON
1854 East 4 Mile PR 1896
ALCoY, BLOCK a. OF SMILE
. bedrooms, large lots; rec. space:
close to schools, trans. and shopping
only SO 000 $500 down. si5 per mo.
Open afternoons. A. HOLSTER. li503
y Smile PL 400
ALL MASONRY models. q bedrooms
.arge attic, full basement. rec. room
convenient locations. Ready 20 move
in FLA. Cooperative BLDG. Mechsn-
les. Inc ii7i2 r. 7.Mile AR 2s4o.
CoLLiNCHAM. 1900. BUILDER =
sPECIAL-Face brick. bedrooms
attic roughed for 3rd tile hath, paved
street. rec room So, 25o, FLA terms.
OPEN TODAY, Nj s6iS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Observation-Disclosures
nIrTEp DRTVE

Z large bedrms., beautiful large
livrm, tile bath with shower over
tub; tile kitchen sink, bsmt large
lot with lots of beautiful shade trees
model open daily II IN D. m.
Summer. cor. Cleveland. Owner, DE
3Tg0 TO e-44o4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

W1LFRED. near Grstiot-Comfori ?
able room for girl, private home.
Call PR 1881
CoLoRED. respectable. niddls-aged
working woman. 20 share bedroom,
twin beds. Call after 3, $3.50 Iron
wood
CoLoRED- Comforts ble room. quiet
home. respectable gentleman only
excellent transportation. TY f-s234
COLORED Furnished room for re-
spectacle man. no cooking; refer
ances TY 4.3l22.
COLOR nIs room man
only, 1871 Twelfth 81. at Fenksll
TO s-203i.
COLoRED Working couple. gentle
man day shift After 4. Arndt
I'll 1891
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Northwest Section

ANOf tHWCoL DSNNfOII
$500 down, S2o5 In so days Move
right IN. Balance easy terms. 2 bdrm.
frame. mr. school and bus Mr..
Hawlsy, Houseman spitxisy Corp.
RE stis or cH tsis,
OL1VET, mr.. LAWNDALE
7 rms. brickote, 4 bdrms.. steam ut.
So 500 with $1,000 down Quick
possess. Mr.. Baker. CA 032i or TR
2-T20s.
HOMER WARREN e. co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

GARDEN CfTY-32i26 MARQUETTE
A abr. brick, mr.. school. on largs
l00xi25 lot. storm sash, screens. oak
floors. modern. bath: only $3.50.
pmts S36. incl. ms, int. and taxss.
Otto schatz 2Q1hS Ford Rd. DE 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21


LAKE SHORE REALTY co.
25si4 =. Jefferson Ave
st. Clair ShOrss-Phons Rosevills 07s0
CANTON. 5i21--s rooms, fun has.
nent. steam. $3.50. 81 800 down
Vacant 80 days Broker PL sO22
CARLISLE. near Gratiot-Brick. S
rooms; prewar construction; storm
sash and screens; large lot. lawn:
50 500. substantial down. A. HOLs-
TER. i43o3 East 9 Mile, TU 2-77s3.
Center Line
New. 2 bedrms.. tile bath with tub.
l2-inch basement walls. A real home.
built 10 last. FLA terms House
man spitzley Corp. Center Line 1870
CHALMERS, 1920 rms. and bath
room; semi modern: $3.50. $3.50
down. Quick possession
VAN DYKES Mile Sec a rms wa
ter, gas. electric. toilet and bath .
garage Only So 900. or 50, 500 In
Guiding furniture; terms. VACANT
Many others
IRWIN. KiGHT 4 HINES, INC.
22ii5 VAN DYKE 81 $3.50
CHANDLER PARK DRIVE
8-room bungalow. 3 years old gas
heat. drive, garage; $1,000. Broker.
LIZ O4l4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Vet Vote Probe
Demand Growing
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. July 31-Rep
Eugene Worley CD of Texas
chairman of the main elections
committee of the House, will re-
turn TO Washington tomorrow TO
meet a strong demand for full in
vestigation of receipt in several
states of premature votes.
The incident cannot be dis
missed as a trivial mistake, it
was asserted today by Rep,
Thomas Rolph (R) of California,
Republicans, made alert by the
many curious procedures in what
passes now as the Democratic
party. suspect the hand of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Special 10 THE DETROIT TINES

4
LOS ANGELES, July 31-Rep.
Martin Dies, chairman of the
committee 10 invesu & gate I'M
American activities. announced
today he would probe fully the
premature casting of federal war
ballots by men in the navy.
BY telephone, Chairman Dies,
who lives in Jasper, Tex. advised
the Los Angeles Examiner he
was instructing Robert Stripping,
chief investigator for the Dies
Committee, TO go into the mat
! ter at once
Dies WIS concerned principally
with a statement several days ago
by navy official that American
Youth for Democracy, formerly
the Young Communist League,
had been urging servicemen to
cast their ballots early.
URGE BALLOT PROBE
Attorney General Biddle has
held the Young Communist
League 10 be subversive.
Two CalifornianS meanwhile
urged a complete investigation of
the casting of federal war ballots
by servicemen from California
and other states.
Rep. John NJ. Costello, member
of the Dies Committee, suggested
that premature casting of the
ballots might be the result of a
deep-seated plot TO perpetrate a
fraud on members of the armed
forces and void their ballots.
Murray NJ. Chotiner. president
Of the California Republican as
sembly, asserted it is up to both
political parties to demand a
thorough investigation.
HOW THEY GOT NAMES
81 think IL Is important to
determine how American Youths
for Democracy obtained the
names OF servicemen, or other
wise was able TO reach them
with Its misleading propaganda,
and how extensive was the dis
semination of its COmmunistic
propaganda" Costello said
cit Is no secret" Costello
continued, THAT the boys In
the service are bitterly angry
at certain factions of labor
which have been fOmenting
strikes affecting the war effort.
SCENTS VOTE PLOT
'Tt b conceivable, therefore,
that the motive behind the eff
fort to get servicemen 10 vote
prematurely was In anticipation
that they would be anti-admin-
istration votes and, because they
were cast prematurely, they
would be invalidated. This
would have the effect of throw
Ing just SO many anti-New Deal
votes In the wastebasket."
Charging handling of federal
ballots has been badly bungled,
Chotiner had high praise for Cali
fornia's secretary of state, Frank
M. Jordan, who is notifying SER
vicemen that they may obtain
state ballots without any diff
Guilty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
CLAIMS MISTAKE

Capt. Puleston claimed "sim-
pie mistake" had been made in
the field, that perhaps only one
officer had opened and distributed
a single crate of blank ballots,
and that sharp moves had been
made to prevent further viola
tons of the new service personnel
voting law.
Col. Robert Cutler, army men,
Der of the commission, said the
war department had made a
check in every state, and had
found that no ballots whatsoever
had been received from army per-
sonnet. Steps have been taken TO
prevent premature army ballot
ing, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

Peterman's Roach Food is quick
death TO reaches. IL kills by con-
tact or swallowing. Effective "a
hours a day. No odor: Over
1,250,0O0 cans of Peterman's sold
last year. Get il at your druggists,
grocer's, and hardware dealers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Dies Will Probe
Early Vet Ballots

Communists in a flow of prema-
ture ballots which might indicate
which way the military vote will
go in November.
Chief witness before the Wor-
ley committee probably would be
Capt. William Puleston, navy
member of the u. S. War Ballot
Commission.
Despite the legal prohibition on
casting of military votes abroad
before Oct. 2, filled-in ballots
have been received from navy
foreign stations by election Off
icisfs OF California, oregon New
York. Connecticut, Rhode Island,
Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Candidate

The leading candidate for eating honors 10
PARTY LOAF, Hygrade's beef and pork ready
toeai meat loaf. PARTY LOAF combines the
hearty nourishmen, of beef with the tender
succulence of pork.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
New Pleas
BY Priests

Sentencing of two Romanian
priests and the editor OF several
Romanian language newspapers
was adjourned today when the de-
PENDANTS asked TO change their
pleas so they could stand trial.
Indicted for failure 10 register
as agents of ex-King Carol, the
defendants had previously pleaded
nolle contendre but today charged
that certain newspaper articles
mot appearing in the Times) had
rejudiced their case.
The court instructed their at
torney. William G.. Comb. TO file
formal notice so a hearing may
be set.
"In the meanwhile" Judge
Monet said. 81 will read these
articles. They may be In con-
tempt of court"
The defendants are the Rt. Rev
Stephan Opreanu. 50, pastor OF
st. Georges Romanian Greek
Orthodox Church. of $3.50 Russell
the Rev. Glicherie Moraru. 49,
pastor of SITS. Peter and Paul's
Orthodox Romanian Church, OF
-2734 Holly. and George A. Zanf1r,
5l78 Burns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
EXACT ROAST
FOR COFFEE
is IMPORTANT
II is the only way 70 develop
uniform flavor

Roasting coffee and preparing
food have much in common. Every
good cook knows that the flavor,
consistency, and texture OF the
dish cannot be controlled accu-
rately if it is prepared in large
quantities - no matter now hne
the ingredients.
II is the same with coffee. That
is why years ago. the makers OF
Hills Bros. Coffee developed the
Controlled Roasting" process =
their exclusive method which
roasts the finest coffees obtainable
Il little at a time. The amount OF
coffee passing into the rooster
never varies. The speed Of oper-
alton and the temperature are
automatically controlled. Such ac-
curacy assures uniform quality
always
Controlled Roasting" is radi-
cally different for At eliminates the
variations that come with usual
methods of roasting in bulk.
4 delightful discovery Is in store
for those coffee drinkers who are
not acquainted with Hills Bros.
Coffee. For here is coffee that
stands alone in flavor and richness.
Complete directions for using Hills
Bros. Coffee in any type Of coffee
maker are printed on the label.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Plant Shut
BY Strike

The foundry plant OF The Alumni
mum Co. of America at 1911 Dunn
road was closed today by strike
the plant at 10:45 a. m. and the
wage decision Of the company.
The last Of the day shift left
the plant AT ;45 a. m. and the
company announced that produc-
ton of vitality needed army and
n aVy materials had totally
stopped in the foundry.
The dispute started. a company
spokesman said, when three band
saw operators walked out with
out -resorting to grievance pro-
cedure.
Fifteen men made idle by this
walkout then were laid Off. the
spokesman said. Under the union
contract, he said, men are en-
titled to two hours pay when laid
off for ordinary causes.
The company ruled. however
that the Is were not entitled 70
the paw because their lay-off was
due TO work stoppage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
PROMISE RECALLED

Such action. he added, would
violate a promise made 10 SolNlce-
men when they left for the fields
of battle.
Truman outlined in detail the
G.. |. Bill of Rights and stressed
the small business phase OF the
legislation. He said small Ousi-
ness was the bulwark Of Tree en-
-terprise and said that every aid
should he extended TO veterans
wishing to establish themselves
IN business.
Warren Athcrton, national com
maRdeF- of the Legion, presented
the Legion's Distinguished Service
Award To Gen. Arnold, and a
memorial service was held for the
late Brig. Gen. Theodore Roose.
welt. who died in France shortly
after the invasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Court Restraints
Price Vio|dtors

Five retail grocery store opera
tors, charged with selling meats
and processed foods above OPA
ceiling prices. today were under
permanent restraining orders from
further violations.
-iniunctions- against the defend
ants were issued by Federal Judges
Lederle and Frank A. Picard.
The defendants are Andrew Nut
ter, with a market at 7l85 Tap.
pan: Louis Houtekier, 1929 Har'
per; Jack Major. 84l0 Woodward
Sebastian Jucha. 47lS Middlesex
Dearborn, and Joseph NJ. Killoran
l5025 Jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Promise Vets
Postwar Jobs

CHICAGO. Sept. is tUP(-
Vice presidential candidates OF
both major parties today told the
26th annual convention Of the
American Legion that rights OF
returning veterans must oe pro-
tected and that the mistakes
made after The end of the first
World War must not be repeated.
The speakers. Senator Truman
Of Missouri. Democrat. and Gov.
Bricker Of Ohio, Republican, ale
both veterans of he first war.
Senator Truman served IN "reHce
as commander OF an artillery bat
terry and Gov Bricker was a
chaplain
In a special message 10 the con-
vention. Gen. Eisenhower supreme
commander of Allied forces in
Europe. said that the humiliation
Of Germany will not be long in
coming message was read
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Row Over Nickel
Fatal TO Woman

A woman patron Of the Royal
Blue Bar Of s40l Russell was
shot 10 death BY a "bouncer Se,-
terday because she tried 10 put
a Canadian nickel IN 2 juke box.
The victim was Doris Williams.
20. a Negro. OF 1913 Wellington.
Witnesses told police that Miss
Williams tried several times 10
place the nickel in the music box
She insisted even after being tod
the box would take only American
nickels. they said.
Bob White, 36. Negro, Of 9l2
r. Euclid. was called 10 put Miss
Williams out OF the place. During
the tuSsle, police were told, White
drew a revolver and fired point
blank al the woman. She died IN
Receiving Hospital shortly after
ward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Browder Faces House
Quiz on New Party

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is (INS)
prepared today to turn
the spotlight Earl Browdcr s
Communist Political Association,
successor 10 the dissolved Ameri-
can Communist party.
Browder will appear as a wit
ness before the House campaign
funds committee tomorrow TO tell
of the expenditures, activities and
connection of the association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Jews Observe
RoshHashand

With liberating armies bringing
the day OF reckoning ever nearer
10 the prosecutors of their people
in Europe. Detroit Jews today
Joined in the solemn observance
of Rosh Hashana, first day OF the
year Sos. according to the Jew
ish calendar.
During the 10 high holy days
following Rosh Hashana and cul-
mlnating in Yom Kippur, Day Of
Atonement, Jews the world over
will gather in family groups and
Synagogs in a fasting period Of
spiritual introspection and prayer.
BREAD AND HONEY
Bread and honey. symbolizing
the prayed-for blessings and
sweetness of the new year. will
be on every Jewish table and fer
vent prayers for the Fastening of
the cay of deliverance for those
prosecuted will echo in every
synagog
Temple Beth FL, Temple Israel,
Congregati m Beth Jacob. Congre-
CATION B'nai Moshe and many
others held services last night.
Today and all day tomorrow
Congregation Beth Jacob will
offer services in the English room
of the Park Hotel.
CONDUCT SERVICE
Rabbi Moses Fischer was "a
preach today in Congregation
B'na Moshe and Rabbi Jacob
Nathan will preach there at 1t
a. m. tomorrow.
Morning devotions were hello
today in Temples Beth FL anc
Israel. At the latter specia
children's service was planned fol-
this afternoon.
ALL day services for- today aRt
tomorrow were planned for Con
gregation B'nai David
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
STRANGE Ooinqs in Reich

LONDON. Sept Is lINSl-The
diplomatic correspondent OF the
London Express said today that
British diplomats think some
thing strange IS going on inside
The Rplch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Driving
On RiIllini

ROME. Sept IS qNSl-A'iied
naval forces threw their might
into the battle Of Ita'v tocay,
hurting 300 rounds Of shells ITO
The Rim,ni area, Adriats gncSor
~ the Nazi Gothic Line. as Brit-
Ish Eighth Army troops drove
near 10 RlmlR! gateway tpihe 20
Valley.
American, Indian British End
brazilian ground force, OF the
Ffth Army continued - battle
stubbornly resisting Naz.s defend
Inc Gothic Line positions 10 me
west, while British Eigaih Army
units IN the Adriatlc sector Haze
important gains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
ATTENDS CHURCH SERVICE
Held in Killing Wife
Who Slew Children

NEW YORK. Sept. Is GNS)-
a machinist. Peter Demetrakou-
Polotis, f3, was held 10 the grand
Jury today in the death OF his
wife. ~. a former mental patient
az Crecdmore Hospital.
The husband. who allegedly
confessed that he slew his wife
after she had put 10 death their
two children. Anna. 10. and Helen.
, also admitted killing his uncle,
Peter Talks. -. Of New Paltz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
PUTS VETERANS FIRST

Broker said that each return
ing veteran is entitled 10 have his
Job hack, even az the e>penie OF
the civilian who held it while he
was al war
Truman told the Legion that as
the largest organization OF former
-servieemen il faced a grave re-
sponsibility in that, he said, at-
fairs of the nation will be In the
hands Of veterans of the first and
second World Wars for some time
after hoStilitleS cease.
Bricker declared he was op-
posed to the view which he said
had been expressed in some quar-
tiers that veterans should not be
given jobs at the expense oil
civilian iobholders.