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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-21
PLAY IN
CHICAGO GIVES
TIGERS EDGE

Still insisting tina, the game last
Friday night in Chicago vas lost
because Of a bad break" Wi,ber-
iorce University will Try 70 avenge
the 1874 defeat when the two
schools meet in University o. De-
oil Stadium Friday NIGHT, Oct 20
The Kickoff Is slated for $40 ? m
Tuskegee. sisg!ns fourth period
rslly which Melted - points came
ON behind 20 snatch victory IN
The FINAL period Of The Game last
Friday when Alvs Tabor. Tuske-
eaes An-Americsn quarterback
nd captain. threw = forward pass
- Left Haltbsck Herbert CrsV ford
The play melted 3s yards ard q
touchdown. but Tsbor's attempt 10
SOD the extra point was VICE.
Tiger SparkpluE
Tabor will be in the lineup and
Nesvlns passes Friday night IN the
first nigh, game ever played in De-
iroit between Negro college foot
ball eleVens. Coach CleNe Abbott
has built his entire ofense around
Tabor. the spsrkpluR Of the Tigers
u was the bail toting and passing
a. Tabor. The l77-pound field gem
cral from Fort Valley. Ga that
Enabled Tuskesee 10 score p 10 Z
,ic,ory over Xavier University OF
New Orleans last Sept. 30 and a
% 10 o win over Clark University
the following week. The defeat OF
Wherefore was the third victory
Of the season for the Tigers.
First Bulldog Game
The game in Chicago las< Week
as the hrst OF the season for the
wherefore Bulldogs, and Coach
CASTOR Country Lewis, although
sappoinied in not winning the
contest was satisfied with the per-
Torrance OF his team. especially
the line which funcuoned so
smoothly, boitling up Tabor for the
greater part OF the game.
In Ollie Miner. right hslfback,
snd Fred Hall, left halfbsck, Will
nerforce has two excellertball car
> ers, and Miner is also well versed
in the art OF hesving forward passes
10 receivers.
This game will be the 18th re-
rewal OF the rivalry between teams
81 the two schools Wilberforce
holds the edge with eight victories
against the six Tuskegee has gained.
Two OF the games. which started
tack in 1928. resulted In draws.
The victory by TuSkegee in Chi
esgo last week was the second
straight win the Tigers have rolled
up against Wilberforce, Coach Alb
bott's Tigers winning the ls43
game by the score OF II TO 9.
Because Of the hne backheld Tus-
keges has, plus the offensive ability
ct Tabor behind . good forward
wall, Tuskegee will be favored to
wiz the game Friday night
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30

re plosce SO postavljali ma
najbolj dostopnih krajih stare
ga Rima in provincialnih NEST
ter SO poroeale o najvaznejsih
dogodkih. Ia casa Julia Gear
ia so postale pravo drzavno
glasilo. Ia ."easnik'' je obsezno
porocal O javnih zborovanjih,
sodnih postopkih, kaznih "a zlo-
cince, javnih zgradbah in dru-
9Th vaznih dogodkih. Priobceval
je tudi vesti O rojstvih, smrt-
min slucajih, porokah, locitvah
i, t. d.
"Acta diurna" so sc Sc boil
priblizala nasim modernim poi
MON, ko je dal cezar August u
staviti objavo senatnih aktov
Ia zbiranje, obdelavo in razsir-
jamie poroeil so nastale tedal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30
ENAKOPRAvNOST

tekel v Portugalsko vzhodno A.
friko. s tenn je postal junak
dneynih dogodkov. Ostal je Sc
sest mesecev v Juzni Afriki,
kjer je prezivel Sc -vec dogodiy-
scin, XII SO njegovo popularnost
Sc povecaie.
v tel dobi casnikarsko delo
Churchillu nj samo prineslo sla-
We, pac pa tudi popolno gmotno
aeodvjsnost. Predavanja, XII jih
je priredil v Zdruzenih drzavah,
SO mu prinesla 10000 funtov in
5 tenn zneskom je postavil svo-
jo kandidaturo v parlamentu.
Izvoljen je bill v okraju oldham
s tenn Sc je koneala njegova
karijera vojnega dopisnika.
Ia casnikarja bo to vsekakor
studenec ponosa, v katerem Sc
bodo napajala nova casnikar.
ska pokolenja v zavesti, da pri.
padajo poklicu, v katerem Sc je
izkazal MOI, katerega ime be
veeno ostalo zapisano v zgodo.
vini Velike Britanije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30
NAJSTAREJsE NOVINE

Pri izkopavanjih v starorim-
skem mestu Ostiji SO pred krat-:
kim odkrili nekoliko odlomkov
vestnika "Acta diurna', neke
vrste dnevne kronike ma mra-
mornih ploseah- XII SO jo V Ri
mu objavljali redno Cd |. 131
pred nasim stetjem do razpada
imperija.
Julij Gear je ia vestnik pro-
glasil "a uraden.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30

srnit-a. Qba sta Sc srecala ma
ladji, ko sta Sc vracala IL Su-
dana. Stevens je o tenn napi-
sal clanek 2 nasloyom: Maj
mlajsi rnoz Evrope", ,katerem
je karakterizfral Churchilla ta-
ko-Ie: Starost otroska, tempe
ranlent otroka, cato pa duh, od-
locnost in sposobnost zrelega
moza." "
Stevens je prerokoval Chur-
chlllu, ida bo tezko dobiti me-
sto v parlamentu $ tridesetimi
lett, v vsej Angliji pa "stiri-
desetimi''. Churchill bi po volji
lahko postal "velik sef, velik
casnikar ali tudi ustanovitel.j
easnikarske agencije."
Churchilla je vlekla parla-
'mentarna karijera, vendar mu
je ostala prihranjena Sc ME-
gova najvecja dogodivscina, Xxi
jo je prezivel kot vojni dopis-
mix. v oktobru 1899 leta je ma
racun ista 'sMorning Post" od-
.potoval v JUNO Afriko, kjer je
prieela burska vojna. Tri tedne
po njegovem prihodu je pri ne.
KEN spopadu blizu Chieveley "a.
sci v vojno ujetnistvo. In zopet
tri tedne potem je IL vojnega u.
jetnistva tudi pobegnil in Sc "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30
Winston Churchill : reporter
'oktbhra, 1914

Winston Churchill je pred
kratkim v britanskem parla-
mentu omenjal svoje lastne is
kusnje o delu in naporih vojnih
dopisnikov. Vsi, XII smo v tistih
RI cash prebirali njegova poro-
ella in sestavke, lahko pravicno
0cenimo izgubo, XII jo je britain
sko casnikarstvo utrpelo, ko Sc
lie Winston Churchill poslovil il
nasih vrst in odjadral med poll
Stike. r.
Winston Churchill je bill e.
den izmed vojnih dopisnikov il
s'velike dobe'' "a casa juno
afriske vojne.
V treh letih in v treh razlic-
nih vojnah - ma severo-vzhodu
Indie, v Sudanu in v Juzni A.
friki - je Winston Churchill
pokazal svoje prve genijalne
sposobnosti.
Kakor Sc to veckrat dogaja,
je to bila doba, XII je bila prav
posebno ugodna, da odkrije dra-
gocene talente. VI resnici nj BIZ
10 takrat filmskih zvezd, niti le-
talskih "asov', h katerin hi mo-
gil takratni casnikarji usmeriti
svetovno radovednost. V teh
cash, ko nj bilo dnevnih vojnih
porocil, niti radijskih prenosov,
je bila skupinica vojnih dopis-
nikov, XII je z romanticnimi do
godivseinani in razmeroma ne
pomembnimi popisovanji majh-
nih vojnih spopadov, krmila ci-
tajoci svet. -
Danes je vojni dopisnik pri-
znana in nadzorovana pritiklina
vojnega aparata. v vojnah pred
petdesetimi lett je bill vojni do
pisnik skoro popolnoma samo-
stolen elovek. Uzival pa nj prav
nobene pomoci vojaskih oblasti.
V teh cash je Winston Chur-
chill prieel S svojim casnikar-
skim poKlicem. MISC pa to bile
casnikarske ambicije, XII bi mia
dega Churchilla pognale ma to
pot, pac pa je iskal novih bor-
benin izkuscnj, XII bi konjenici,
pri kateri je sluzil, zajamcilo
vecjo hitrost.
Leta 1896 je spanski guver-
ner ma Kubi vodil majhno vo-
jasko operacijo proti domacim
upornikom. Winston Churchill
Sc je odloeil, da 81 ogleda to "a
devseino ma lieu mesta. Stoves,
XII ga je njegov oce uzival ma
Spanskem, mu je omogocil poto-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30

vanje. Angleski list Daily
Graphic, XII danes vec ne izha-
ia pa Sc je obvezal, da bo ME
COVE dopise objavljal.
Borbe MISC bile posebno "a
lnimive, vendar je mladi Chur-
chill nabral nekaj prav drago-
eenih izkusenj. TIL je dobil tudi
svojo prvo hrabrostno medaljo
"a vojaske zasluge. Seveda span
sko. -. ~.
Ko Sc je vrnil IL Kube je sre-
cal nekje ma dezeli v Veliki Bri-
tamil, generala Sir Bindona
Blooda, poveljnika severo-za-
hodnih obmejnih Get v Indiji, Xxi
mu je obljubil, da ga bo wei v
svoj stab kakor nitro bodo ME-
COVE enote stopile v aktivno
sluzbo.
Leta 1897 so pricele operaci-
je in Winston Churchill Sc ie
napotil v Indijo kakor je oblju-
bill. Dogovoril Sc je Z urednis-
tvom dnevnika Daily Tele.
graph, da DO zastopal list ma
bojiseu. Il poroeil, XII jih je po-
siljal il Indie, Sc je kmalu po-
kazal talent vojnega dopisnika
aktivnost, radovednost, drznost
in pogum. Njegov odlicen spo-
min in njegov jasen slog sta O.
stale sposobnosti samo Sc okre-
pila.
Scene, XII jih je popisoval, so
napravljale globok Wits ma ci-
tatelje. "Tako 1.-Two pise, da mi
slim, da sem sam sredi teh do
+ zivljajev", tako so citatelji S po-
hvalami pisarili urednistvu. Me
govi utisi glede borb v Indiji -
v obliki depes - so v ostalem
zbrani v knjigi "Vojska v Mala-
kandu'', XII 10 se danes ljudje
prebirajo z dopadenjem. Knjiga
je imela mnogo uspeha v tenn
easu. Znacilno je, da je ured-
nistvo dnevnika Morning POST
takoj sprejelo Churchillovo po-
nudbo, da zastopa list pri Lordu
Kitchenerju v Sudanu.
Bill je v prvi bojni crti "a casa
slavne bitke pri Omdurmanu
Njegov popis bojev je pravo re.
medelo easnikarske sposobno.
sti. Pravieno je treba priznati,
da je en- sam britanski vojni do
pisnik prekosil Churchilla. To je
bill George Warrington Stevens,
najvecji britanski novinar, XII je
umrl ma vnetju trebusne votli.
ne "a casa obsedanja Lady
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30

ma pobudo zasebnikov prave Ca
sopisne agenture. Manjkalo nj
niti sportnega della. Oh steno-
grafih, ki zapisujejo kaksen
katanov govor, oh kronistih, XII
zbiraio il seznamov v svetiscih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30
STRAIN & ].

druzinske vesti, oh drugih kro-
nistih, ki pisejo 0 sodnih obrav-
navah, oh razposiljanju AK
tow in oh vseh drugih podrob-
nostih Sc moramo spomniti ne
hote ma moderen list.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-30

Yank infantryman pokes the muz-
zle of his rifle around a street cor
ner in Liege, Belgium, to take shot
at German sniper hidden in a
building at the end of the street.
Snipers kept at work for hours after
the Germans were driven out.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-31
Rainbow Girls Will
Hold First MeetinQ

An afternoon meeting Saturday
at o'clock, will open the fall sea-
son for the Order OF Rainbow for
Girls, according to announcement
by Mrs. Dora Sweeney, Mother Adj
visor
The meeting will be- held in the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-31
Simple Test Aids
Thousands Who Are
Hard of Hearing

Thanks to an easy no-risk hearing
test, many thousands who have been
temporarily deafened now say they
hear well again. II you are bothered
by ringing, buzzing head noises due
to hardened or coagulated wax (cer-
umen), try the Ourine Home Method
test. You must hear better after
making this simple test or you get
your money back at once. Ask about
Ourine Ear Drops today at
Butler, MaurO Drug Co.
Your Rexall Store
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-31

lodge room of the Scottish Rite
Temple, with balloting and election
of officers on the calendar OF
business for the session.
Miss Grace Berg, Past Worthy
Advisor, will preside i'll the alb
sence OF Worthy Advisor Beverly
LEVERS, who left for the south to
attend school.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-31
1 Z5l.7.?
ssHitIe1.'S
ChiIdn.ens''
NEWS-CARTOON
SAVE THE PIECES

II your broken lenses and send
hem to Box 1853. Ketchikan, Alaska.
They will be replaced promptly in
ur large and well equipped labor
atory. C. M. and r. L. Carlson.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-31

j. w. Forsythe is here from Sitka
and a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Times Photo

Herbert Schaffron, 10, Of 633
Virginia Park, is in the hands Of
the police today.
SchaHron made the papers"
last week when he was placed on
probation by Recorders Judge
John J. Maher after a disturbance
at the Packard plant.
He told a graphic story of being
wounded in the air over Guadal-
canal and getting medical dis
charge from the marine corps.
Yesterday he was arrested on
complaint Of Mrs. Gertrude Ian
holl OF 1885 Seyburn, at whose
home he formerly lived. Roomers
claimed $50 had recently been
stolen, police said.
Yesterday, told that the photo
-ytarpd MATING COPS discharge and
service record he carried around
were both phony. he admitted
that his exploits were imaginary
and that he had made the dis
charge himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Drama School
Pupils in Court
Times Photo

Teachers at the Mehlberg Col
lege of Drama and Voice Produc-
ton today we're 10 testify before
Highland Park Municipal Judge
George L. Bladder, who is hearing
charges that the school is operat-
ing without a license.
Ernest c. Mehlberg, proprietor
of the school at 14l3l Woodward,
testified in his nwA defense sestef-
day. He claimed the school is a
cultural institution and did not
attempt to train for careers and
does not need a trade school
license.
Five students testified they had
made payments on lessons in
radio dramatics but had not re-
ceived the instructions. Students
charged they had been promised
dramatic, screen and radio careers
AS inducements 10 enroll In the
school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
MIL Attacks
30 Pet. Tax

BAY CITY. May 17-Resolutions
against the 30 per cent federal
amusement tax, presented TO the
55th convention of the Michigan
Federation Of Labor here yester-
day are expected 10 be adopted
today.
THE prOhibitive tax has put
hundreds of our members out
OF work, closed dozens OF places
of entertainment and cut the
tax income below that received
when il was set At per cent"
said Jack FerentZ. president
of the Detroit Federation of
Musicians.
Ferentz said his organiza ton
was rallying behind the move of
Congressman Harold Knudsen.
Minnesota, 10 cut the tax from 80
to 10 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
ALL SEEK REELECTION

All incumbent congressman are
seeking new terms. Congressman
Clare f. Hoffman of Allegan. Will
liam Blackney of Flint, Jesse p.
Wolcott of Port Huron and Albert
Engel OF Muskegon are without
opposition in their respective pri-
maTies.
Former Congressman Frank F..
Hook CD of Ironwood is attempt
ing a comeback in the Twelfth
District. The seat is now held by
John B. Bennett (R) of Ontona-
gon
Senator Jerry F. logic Of
Bay City, recently indicted on a
bribery conspiracy charge by
grand jury Judge Carr, is not a
candidate for reelection.
State Rep. George n. Higgins
OF Ferndale is trying this year
for the state senate and is in a
two man race with j. Daniel
Thorn. also of Ferndale. State
Senator George McCallum of Ann
Arbor, the incumbent, is retiring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
= Drivers
Get Jail

Three Jail sentences. two for
reckless driving and one for drunk
driving were handed out by Traf-
&c Judge Thomas +. Maher today.
Donald r. Williams. %. OF 9426
Brunette was sentenced 10 so
days. placed on years probation
and stripped of driving privileges
after he pleaded guilty 10 reckless
driving Randolph Bailey, 19. OF
933 Hendrie received 80 days and
was placed on six months proba-
ton on the same charge.
Charles G. Fordon. 80. of 1920
Lafayette. was convicted Of drunk
driving and sentenced 10 20 days
in Jail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
County Gets
$j.962.295

LANSING, May II Wayne
County will receive s.. 60, 295. "a
from the state of Michigan, repre-
sentIng weight tax collections for
the first quarter returned To
counties for use on county and
city roads and streets.
In announcing a total diStri-
button Of sic. 983 ,0S7.07 TO the
SO counties, Highway Commits
Sloner Ziegler said the 1914 first
quarter return is 81 GAO, l7l.97
more than year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
0PAUpsPfiee
On Grapefruit

Peas and grapefruit prices are
to be- raised | cent IN Grades
and 2 stores by OPA order. while
the prices of FIVE other fruits and
vegetables drop.
Ceiling prices effective tomor-
row through May ~ arc:
Grapefruit, 9 cents per pound
Florida and Texas oranges. five
pounds for "a cents: 10-ounce pint
OF straw berries, u cents; cabbage
TWO pounds IL cents: carrots. one
pound s cents. and dry early yell
low onions. three pounds IS cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
THE WEATHER

De'ro, and vicinity. CONTINUED warm
partly cloudy tonight and Thursdav low
est about 81 gentle 10 moderate winds
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Tuesday. Highest. - de-
grees. lowest 81 mean 10
Departure from normal Temperature
TuesdAy 4l1 degrees
Departure from normal Temperature
since Jan. :, go degrees
/ Temperature ons wear aEo today High
eel - degrees lowest so. mean S7
Temperature this date IN past II vears
" ghost 81 degrees IN 1895: lowest %
M 1891
R~lstivs humid,v Tussra 30 m
IS per cent 80 n 81 ? so p m
q, 30 m a.
Precipitation N iast ~ hours ending a.
20 m. TODAY. 30 inches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Accounting Jobs Open
For War Veterans

LANSING, May l7-Dischsrged
war veterans are being sought for
accounting jobs with the Ernst
e. Ernst firm, which has offices
in all parts of the country. 1t.
Col. Philip C. Pack. acting di-
rector Of the state veterans office,
announced today.
In Michigan. positions are avail
able in Detroit. Grand Rapids and
Kalamazoo. The minimum wage
is $50 Applicants may COM
municate with c. 3. Neville. 1000
Bull building, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Driver on Trial
In Bus Death

Passengers on a bus driven by
Walter G. Lackey. when he
crashed into a street car, Dec. 81,
killing one and injuring several
were 10 testify in Traffic Judge
George T. Murphy'S court today
where Lackey is being tried on a
charge OF manSlaughter.
Lackey, al, of 23046 CarlSby is
charged with the death of Wesley
Hoffman. A of Sol IilISdale-uAe
was sitting in the crowded bus
when IL crashed at Woodward and
Merrill Plaisance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Anti -FdsCists Fear
Revival OF Malta

LONDON. May L INSl A
Reuter- dispatch reported today
that members Of six Italian anti
Fascist parties IN Sicily believe
that the landed class - attempt
ing 10 re-eStabllSh the Malta
SIcllys notorious form Of gang
rule.
The dispatch named the six
groups. members OF the Palermo
national liberation committee as
the Christian Liberal. Action.
Socialist, Communist. and Labor
parties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Bottle
Pollution

Official reports that the source
Of Detroits drinking water is
polluted out of approved control
today prompted Assistant Atty
Gen. Harry Jackson 10 seek an
injunction against East Detroit
and Warren Township lie charged
the two communities have failed
10 use n $l,500,000 sewage dis
poSal system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
5ireet(dr Hits Baby;
Seriously Injured

Dale, the 2-year-old son OF Mrs.
Adelaide Mayors, 8547 Abingdon,
today was IN BEDFORD Receiving
Hospital under treatment for
skull fracture suffered when he
toddled away from his mother in
A safety zone at Grand River and
Oakmsn and into the path of an
eaSthound Grand River streetcar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
es,Brown
Set for Battle
List Of Candidates on Page %
Times star Correspondent

LANSING. May l7-With Gov.
Kelly renominated without oppo-
sition in the Republican party.
Michigan voters today faced a
brief, quiet and inexpensive war
time primary election campaign.
When the deadline for filing
passed at 5 p. m. yesterday, no
Republican had accepted Kelly's
challenge. Harry A. Mcdonald,
Detroit creamery owner, and Orrin
A. Demass, Detroit tailor. decided
during the final hours TO let the
governor win without a contest.
Each had petitions in circulation.
CENTER ON DEMOCRATS
Interest in the primary election
July II, therefore, will center in
the three-man Democratic race
for the nomination of governor
and the COP battle between 1t.
Gov. Keyes and Auditor General
Brown for the nomination for
lieutenant governor.
The Democratic fight for gov
ernor is between Circuit Court
Commissioner William j. Cody OF
Detroit, former Racing Commits
sioner Edward J. Fry of Fremont,
brother of Liquor Control Com
missioner Theodore /. Fry, and
Eearnest &. Brooks, of Holland,
Democratic state chairman.
James II. Lee, assistant cor
poration counsel of Detroit, was
automatically nominated by Dem
ocrats for lieutenant governor
when he alone qualified as can
didate.
Otto L. Wendell of Detroit Of
the teamsterS union, attempted TO
file for this second highest state
office, but lacked sufficient names
on his DetitlOns-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
RECALLS CITY FEUD

The three-cornered race was ex-
pected TO highlight the primary
because of bitterness between
FITZGERALD and Bowling. stirred
when the latter supported Mayor
Jeffries in the last mayoral cleo
ton in which FITZGERALD was de-
ieated.
The race for state representa-
tive from Detroit'S First District
found As Republicans and "a
Democrats seeking plates on the
ballots.
Eight Democrats qualified 10
oppose Congressman George Sa-
dowski for nomination 20 Con-
gress from the First District. -Four
qualified on the Republican slate.
Congressman George o. O'Brien
OF the Thirteenth District: Louis
G. Rabaut, Fourteenth District.
and John Lesinski. Sixteenth Dis
trict, have one Democratic OPP
ponent each.
John Dingell. Democratic con-
gresham from the Fifteenth DIS
trict, faced opposition from two
other Democratic candidates.
Republican candidates for Con-
gress included four each from the
First and Thirteenth Districts.
eight from the Fourteenth. 10
from the Fifteenth, and FIVE from
the Sixteenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Wayne U Gets Art Exhibit

Wayne University's annual art
exhibit will open at the Detroit
Institute of Arts May %, Prof.
Wayne L. Claxton, head of the
university's art department. an
nounced TO-DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
ss IN SENATE RACES

Seeking nomination as state
senators from the First. Second.
Third, Fourth, Fifth. Eighteenth,
and the DIST Districts were 81
Republicans and 81 Democrats.
-laeleded- were erer1-ircur1bvrry,
two of them Republicans and five
Democrats
Charles c. Diggs. state senator
from the Third District who is
under indictment by the state
grand jury. filed his name for
both tickets and said he was sim
undetermined as 10 which party
ne would choose -
The Wayne County Sherlfs Of
hce was sought by four Republi-
cans and two Democrats. includ-
ing Sheriff Andrew G. Baird Two
Republicans filed for Wayne
County clerk. while Csspar J
Lingeman, incumbent Democrat,
was unopposed for the Democratic
nomination.
-Four Republicans and eight
Democrats filed for Wayne County
treasurer. and FIVE Republicans
and four Democrats, including
incumbent Ray Hafeli. sought the
Wayne County auditor post.
Go CANDIDATES
EVidencing a strong move n OK
pand influence in the Democratic
party, the Go was represented on
the list by nearly dozen promI-
rent leaders
Those seeking nominations as
state representatives from the
FIRST. District included Tracy NJ.
Doll, secretary OF the Go politl-
cal action committee: c. Pat
Quinn,a.Wayne County Go Coun-
eli president; Mort Fursy. Secre-
tsry Of The CLIO council I'd Carey.
PAC member; Jack Ellstein. Local
154: Al Hargreaves Local l54
Elaine Marin Local 1877. Jack
Fuller. Local ia, and Paul Boatin.
Local 600.
Ben Probe. secretary Of the
state Go council. sought nOmina-
ton 10 the state senate from the
Fifth District.
Among those under grand Jury
Indictment who filed were Senator
Leo WilkowSk. Second District
Senator Charles s. Blondy. Fifth
District; Ernest G.. Nagel, former
senator from the First District
Senator Diggs. and Reps William
G.. Buckley, Francis Nj. Novak
and Joseph j. kowalskI.