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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
GM. JAW Hearing
Postponed To lam. IL

wages for their own future. he
yond those provided by state
unemployment t. ON p ? ms alton
plans"
GHOST CITY SEEN
Earlier Reuther in his argu-
meni for an induStry-UIde wage
Sterilization plan based on equal
pastor eettS-ii work. Srirf that, #
u were not adopted there vas a
strong possibility that Detroit
nigh became a ghost city in
the postwar period
He based his predictions on the
fact that the majority of large
companies had now plants and
nc" equipment IN other areas
which could be operated much
more efficiently and AZ lower costs
because Of the wage standards If
those areas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Expect Waiver
Of Liquor Fees

The WAYS and means committee
OF the county board Of supervisors
is expected 70 approve a proposal
iodaN which would permit >erNlce.
mon 10 secure liquor permits from
'he county clerk without paying
the 81 Zee
The proposal got tho approval
~ me fun board yesterday but
was referred 10 me committee 20
discuss me question az state reg
ula'orS which provides for the
payment NJ the fec
The motion also Included pro-
visions FOR setting UP branch
registration stations throughout
Ne county.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Don't Pay Me
Joan Crawford DisIises
New Bosses Scripts

HOLLYWOOD Jan s .I%S'.
After FIVE months ~ Warnc
without a picture loan Crawford
sand TODAY she AIS voluntarily
asking tho studio 10 take her 90
salary until a SCRIPT can boz found
There no trouble with ,hor
new film bosses Joan ompha
sized
II simply don't want TO get
Inv debt Ia them for large
sum" She declared without
doing anything Ia earn the
money They recently sent me
4 script hut didn't like IL "a
what Was the use Of leaving
N-G-M " I'm going To keep on
d making the same type of story
II know they didn't sign me
~ hig money without having
important things in mind I'd
rather wait until ono comes
along \ year n necessary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
3 CLAIM FRAUD

If II HADN'T b'Fn That i've or
my clients claimed they were
defrauded ont 81 ~ 800 nv mem
hers Of the state highway right
Of way department Under
wood SAID "Iiegler probably
wouldn't have known anything
about the Irregularities yet.
And II might interest Com
missioner Xiegler to know"
Underwood continued that
have turned over certain infor-
nation 10 Prosecutor Bowling
where believe II belongs
Underwood also said he hac
advised Ziegler that 200 highway
commission deedS .lAins, 4nr,-thl
Wayne County register Of deed,
office were 50 faulty that Register
ToungblOod vas reluctant 10 ad
nit them 10 record
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
q Leave L. y. .Arnv
For { anadian Forces
(>ee Pictorial Review

Nine soldiers. one 81 the l1rg.
est groups ever 10 make such
transfer here today DOTTED thor
" $ Amy uniforms end were
sworn INTO The Canadian ANN
Under an agreement between
both countries. the mem who
we're taken into tho army because
-'t1r-v-rrS'tir-A- tn ttrr tin1trr std rs.
were transferred upon their own
request A. Canadian citizens
The group vas sworn IN by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
New Hostess al Custer

FORT CUSTER. Jan. = Miss
lane Most of Wllmette. H. has
arrived here 10 take over the
duties Of principal hostess Of
Service Club 10 ! replacing Mrs
olga RulInCer. who resigned 10
go to Florida as teacher N a
girl : school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
BOUGHT OWN LAND

Furthermore" said Under.
wood, "he was given number
Of instances where the state
highway department purchased
its own land from former own
ers As high as two times"
Explaining this, Underwood said
that the properties had reverted
10 the state for taxes that the
legal department evidently didn t
know II and had authorized pay
Hent for condemnation.
Then. somebody would bay the
same piece of land from the state
land office in the Cadillac Square
Building and the highway com
mission would be forced 10 buy
II again, he said
This was done. Underwood
charged even after the titles were
supposed 10 have been checked
and expert property appraisers
employed 10 testify as TO the value
of the land
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Driver 10 Fddee
Bus Death Quiz

Allen r, Kelly i0+Noar-old l)SR
bus driver of ln652 Leisure VIII
DC calledln for questioning ~ The
prosecutor ofQcc today regard
ng The death ~ Joseph 'Zlinick
so n 40 Sibley az Receiving
Hospital last night
Zitnick was fatally injured
when Struck by huS ~ Wood
ward and Nonroc Yesterday
. nlninlnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Denies -GuiIt in Assault

SAGINAW. Jan s Charged
with attempting 10 assault his
small StepdauChler Ralph Nilsson
80 of SIC : Washington. was
arragncd in circuit court yeSter-
day Pleading not guilty he was
released pending trial Bond Of
81 600 was continued Wilson vas
arrested last February
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Round Table Series
To Open Next Week

First Of a series of three round
table discussions on vital current
subjects VIII be held n The en-
ClnecrlnC- audl1nEum Of Tho BACK
ham Memorial At : 80 y m next
Wednesday II was announced to-
daV
Mayor 1effricS and three Of the
University Of Michigan S leading
authorities on current world al
fairs viii lead off each session. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Here Jan. IS
On Sugar Beef Pay

WASHINGTON. Jan IS ms =.
The Wsr Food Administration ant
nonCcd today that public bear
0r> VIII bo held IN Washington.
beginning Jan u on wage rates,
and prices 20 be paid for the 1914.
sugar beet crop
These meetings Viii be- followed
bv hearings In1Dc'roi. Jan -.
and Denver Col Jan q on wage
rates and labor contract,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

MAJ y l. LcSueur. Canadian
Army representative. IN hiS office
in The Book Building
AN nlne said they WOULD at-
tempt 10 ret INTO the RCAF Two
Dctroltcr> wa the group were Pic.
Joseph Dubois. -. OF 1886 bal
rymple and PVT Stewart McTcer.
IL Of t51t6 Tracy
Americans in the Canadian
Army arc likewise permitted 10
transfer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
10 TIMES ORIGINAL PRICE

Auditor General Vernon J.
Brown today declared that in
1888 the state highway depart
ment acquired about AZ acres Of
land IN Marquette County al SO
an acre
The price of SO an acre WA
fair value" Brown said.
But ecause the owner
screamed loudly. the deal WAS
cancelled.
I'm 1870 the state highway
department bought this same
land for $4,000 or 10 times the
original purchase price"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
; Bodies Hunted
After ) Drown
In Auto Accident

PORT HURON. Jan 6 St
Clair County sheriffS officers to-
day continued their search for the
bodies Of three Of five workers at
the ChrSyler Marysville plant who
drowned when the car in which
they we're riding Skidded on the
river road At MarySville and
plunged into The 81. Clair River.
Sole survivor OF the tragedy
was Kenneth Orr Of 2l6 Jay
street 81 Clair. 4 sixth pasSen-
her, who began work AZ the
MarySville plant last week
DROWNED IN ACCIDENT
Drowned in the accident late
yesterday were
KENNETH SHUBERT NJ s.
Seventh, ST. Clair, driver Of the
car
MISS LOUISE KAUFMAN,
POST 81 CLAIR
LAWRENCE KAUFMAN. her
father. same address
ARVIN SMITH. 1927 Vine.
Ste
WILLIAM RAND. 9le Vine.
s. CLAIR
orr who. until = week ago, vas
employed As a sailor aboard A
Great Lakes vessel Of the--&teve-
land cliffs Iron ore Co, SAID the
-t-ttet-fs were riding IN Sttf-
berrs car on a "share-the.rlde
plan when the vehicle Skiddcd
suddenly and landed IN the river
SURVIVORS STORY
II WAS seated between two
other passengers on the cars
rear seat" ne SAID smith. on
my right, opened the cars door
Just a. the vehicle struck the
water.
iir and ! gut nut Just before
the car submerged ! managed
To keep my head above water
until some people on shore
rescued me. That's all remem-
her, except that the Others went
down with the car"
ShorlffS officers and state po-
lirc. searching the river bottom
win The aid OF a diver. reported
last night that they had recovered
the bodies Of Sh4beri and Miss
kaufman who were trapped in
the submerged car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Sailor on Land
Vdnishes, Turns
Up With Bride

When Shipfltter ! r. Joe lIeine
% and SIX feet-four hI' dry and
~ = -T10r7-tTv
at'Soa he Travelled fast
parents. Mr. and Ms Albert
Heine Of 1910 BeVlck lost all con
tact with him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Flint Officer Dies in Action

FLINT Jan s Second 1t
George Allcn OF Flint has hrer
reported kIlied in action jue tfc
Mediterranean arcs. according 10
Tho War dcnarlmont today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
INDICTMENT LOST

Replying 20 Reuther the cor
porauOn asserted that II em,
p'oyeS were gwen compensation
equal 10 fun pay, there would be
no nduccWen' for them 70 seek
other employment
GN further said
at the present time. factory
Vorkmcn are en- Toying the
highest incomes in their history.
even after taxes are deducted.
rTTY are almost unanimously
puIcha> ing war bonds.
These savings constitute in
diNidual reserves Of exactly the
kind the union is talking about
and represent full appreciation
on the part of 1he--lndiXidnaL
workmen OF their own response
bility 10 provide their personal
reserves out Of their wartime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
NEW ANGLES PRoBED

There are great many
angles Ia this investigation and
they are turning up all the time.
II will he a week or more be-
fore I can talk about them be-
cause we must be sure OF our
ground"
The addition of another invests
gator in the Detroit office was
revealed by Reynolds. He is
George Dee, Detroit real estate
broker. who headed the right-of-
way division of the highway de-
PaFtmeR+-Hnttl Murray d Van
Wagner became commissioner ia
1891
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
School Romance
Ends in Battle
Over Children

A battle FOR the custody Of two
small children. David 5, and Mari
lyn, 3. was fought in court today
as bltterly-contestcd divorce suit
between their parents, John and
Dorothea Johns, los Pine. Wyan-
dotte, was heard by Circuit Judge
Calender
The Johns marriage, which he
gan as campus romance at YpSl-
lanti In 1881 when both parties
were 20 years old. was happy. Mrs.
Johns said. until her husband
came 10 work for the Boys Club
Of Detroit
"He worked for the club for
two years" Mrs. Johns testified.
"and WAS at the office from 3
p. m. To q p. m. But I didn't
think Ii should take him until
midnight Ia get home. II was not
unusual then and I believe II II
not unusual now for all night
poker parties Ia "a on at the
Boys Club and this happened
three or four times "A week"
LIVING CONDITIONS POOR
Johns later employment the
Ford Republic did not help recon
Gle the couple
Living conditions were very
poor" SAID Mrs Johns We had
10 share a bathroom. the water
WAS not good. there was no ice
and the kitchen was oNerrun
with cockrOach - you'll ind
Them there today A. YOU find
them in every institution.
To Johns charges 'ha' she was
carving on an affair WIN Printer
2 { Charles iiackpu now sta
toned a the Crosse lie naNa base.
Mrs Johns replied
ITS true that there vas pair
NJ sailor trousers and n travel
ing bag found in my closet hut
the trousers had been there since
my nephew. Russell Iashhrook,
had been home on his last fur
Tough He gave me the trousers
,
Young N""'
ACCUSED BY N WIFE
,-..,. .,.f, ~ ~
80. .......-,.,. ~,
= A--'-l--,-- -. -. i---l---d
johns 60,
Q'''.i'- 80 ~
So, us or - -
.''rS ~ 'l,'" g UT y . '' -
II' na'aI n'>' ,
.Ii'l'ih ~ INC t',i.''' '',''.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
10 Road
Deals
EsrOIDeaI
~ Don GARDNER
Tmes stan Correspondent

LANSING. Jan s More real
estate deals In which the state
highway department is said 70
have paid eNorhjtanf prices for
rghtof-way properties in Wayne
County VIII bc revealed within
TWO weeks. Paul II. Reynolds, at
tornoy-lnycsteator for Highway
Commissioner Charles NJ Ziegler.
said today
REYNOLDS jnyestigat have
thus far disclosed several in
stances in which land sharks we're
tipped off by employees Of the
Detroit highway office well in adj
vance of right-of-way purchases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
$1,000 PROFIT

In ono OF these instances. =
parcel of 96 lots on Telegraph
road was alIegedly bought by
WTTTGm G. Gilmore, a former
state rlght-of-Way buyer now in
the real estate business. for S24.-
600 and sold 70 the state II days
IaTeI Tor SIS 100.
n have just found 10 other
similar deals involving a sale
price TO the state OF Sl29,0OO."
Reynolds said "GilmOre was tho
real estate broker who sold To
the state I'm each case.
What he made. don't know
yet But he sold each lot To the
highway department for 500
and paid from sos 10 $3.50 each
for them.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09

3tped uno oie grfolge 0es fatboli-
|lben W2iilionsmerfes in CHINA ais
lelblt biele &atbolifen.
MuS ueuern 3uiammenltellungen
Der Sl. congregation Ser @lal1bens=
perbreitung eebt berpor, ooB oas
Gieienpro9romm OeS tatboliI9en Wfl1=
lionsuerfes i'm Sernen Often getpal=
tige Sorti9ritte ma6t. lleber 100000
Meni6en 1perOen iabrlid fir ben to-
tbolil6en @louben gemonnen. Got1g
| lino etpa $4,000 Yrieiter, 5000
9uienbriioer, $4,000 5dDeitern, 49,
900 2ebrer, $4,000 &atediiten uno
$4,000 anoere Wfitarbeiter.
SSn Dem meiten WiiiionSgebiet pers
ben IN $1,000 Sdulen iiber 100000
5hiiler unterribtet. IS beflnoen 1l4
sort 1000 Soipitaler nit $4,000 Bets
ten, 5000 Dispenlarien, sic alllobr'
li6 30,OOO,000 Silfelubenoen oien-
li9 lino. Serner 1000 8ailenanltal>
ten nit Miaionen bon &inoern, Sun-
oerte Iusldbigenanitalten uno alten'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09

@s lit ui9t bos erite W}al, oaB
gbinoreilen0e, sic oas ausgeoebnte
uno blibenoe tatboliide Mllilonspert
an Srt uno 5telle beoba6tet babe1'
bon oes 2obes lino iiber oie erfreu=
liden Sortldritte Der 3iollll lotorll6en
uno er3ieberi lden slrbelten Der totbo=
lilden Weiilionore uno Wsliltons16fpe>
Iteru inn &eide Der Wfitte. anloBl1@
oes 8eludes unieres Si5epraltoenten
Wauace in China batte &eo. easpar
Goulfielo, g.Y., @elegenbeit> in Ell
nem Ssnteroiep nit Dem Tl5eprolloen1
ten bic anii6t oesielben iiber ole
Millionsorbeiten in CHINA gu oerneb-
men.
&ep. Gai1lfielo beridtet oariiber
oem ,,Sign" folgenoes:
uGbina', 10 erflarte Der Tt5eprolt@
bent, lift oas tpi6tigite Weiiiionslano
oer8eIt. gs iino sort mebr Vfllllo'
ndre tGtie, ols irgenowo in einem
2anoe. Cine betrd6tlibe an5abl Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09

ltilben uno freimaureriiden 8elt'
prelie. 8eioe ontifotbolllden Wtadte
fonnen es @enerol Jronco ni6t Der
geTen uno per5eiben, 0oB eS ibnen i'm
lpanii6en, BON ibnen ange5ettelten
8irgerfrieg nidt gelungen lit, aus
5ponien cine iotpietruiiiide &epublit
3u MAIDEN.
4 t t
Oie neutralen Sdlpei5er baben Itd
ieit slnfang 0es 8eltfrieges in man-
nigfoder 8e5iebung Our6 menl9en+
freunoli6e MaBnabmen, ni6t nur
ourd Nufnobme bon &inoern aus
perl6ieOenen 2anOern peroient &c.
mabt, lonoern iinO audi Den ouf oem
56mei5er 8oocn notgelanoeten Slug
5cugfiibrern no6 Moglihteit entge-
gengefommen. 1870 gneritaner, bar.
unter sic 8elabrngen bon IL Bom-
bern, oie bereits i'm 9lnfan9 oes Sab
res in Ser 5dtpei5 notlanoeten, tpur'
ben in oem @ebirssturort Aoelbooen
(Sorti iebung auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09
1tmpplitij6e3 3cttldufte

bolt, in6em er 6arouf ouftnertian1
mo6te, oob bic 2ebren Der &ir@e
uno 6es @ommunismus it9 ni6t NIT
einanoer bereinbaren laiien.
sSn elmer Dem ct. Beter's &lub
getpdbrten Mu6iena erfl6rte Der
Bapit: ,,8ir bei6meren uns 6ariiber,
6aB einige unIerer S0bne, obtpobl iie
iid audi tpeiterbin 9otbolifen nennen,
Ebeorien folgen, oie bon Ser Stride
formeu in M6t 9e1ebt por0en lin0.
Nnl6eineno boben iie Die beiligen
2ebren ibrer Stride bergeiienr'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09
Nittmpd, ben 8. Nmgnit 1914

6iibrer in oen beri9teoenen 5tellun'
gen boben ibre @r3iebung in oieIen
Miilionsidulen erbalten. suffol1eno
piele Stu6enten, Die aus ben Wii'
ltonsl9ulen berporgeeaneen Itno, be-
finoen it9 in uniern ameritaniiden
Sdulen. Sd NOR eritaunt iiber Die
groBe Eoleron3 uno Die unermiioli6e
@e0ulo, nit tpel6er oie Weiiiionare
oie alien 8orurteile oes dinelil6en
8oltes gu beleitigen lid bemiiben. Sic
liefern einen nanbaften 8eitrag 5ur
gegenleitigen Nerltanoigung beioer
3ibiliiotionen.'
Die TcItIte0,mgcn 0c5 omcrifmli-
lhen Ni5eprGliOcntcn bctpeiicn OoB
0erielbc bciier ilr1oruicrt lit iibcr ben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09

beime. Das Miilionsgebiet 5dblt 49,
900 airben uno Sapellen, 400 &C.
minore fir ben eingeborenen ale.
rus.
Qieles onlebnlide Seer bon COL
ooten GbriIti iebt 1id 5uiammen aus
oIlen gotionolitGten, ipel9e Seelen
fir Gbriltu5 getpinnen uno oen 6rie.
SEN Gbriit Der Sei0enpelt bringen,
@eneraliiiimo 6ronciSco 5ranco
bat in elmer 9teOe am 20. S1lli, Dem
lponilden 9lrbeitertog, erfldrt, Spa'
nien mitile unter alien ltntItdnoen
leinen totboliihen lteberlieferungen
trel blriben. QnS lit ser Oruno fir
Die belt0nOi0cn 9lnIriuoungcn uno
Ncrlcumoungcn lcitcns Der tomIuunl'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09


beribtet, lit Der ouf elmer Belttour
begriffene gr5biibof 5pellmun bon
SEEM gort bon Bapit Bius Dem
3tp0lften 5tpeima1 in Nuoien5 empfan'
gen tporhen.
Ser gr5bifdof betrat Die Brioat'
gemdder 6es Bontifer I'M 5 l1br
na9mittogs un6 berlieB ite pieoer
um $50 l1br abenos. 8abreno ct
iid) BORT befan6, betraten ou6 ser
2eibar5t 6es Bopftes Dr. &iccaroo
@olend5i>Silt uno fein 8ruoer, @n"
rico @aleo55t>2i1t, ser romiide Ser.
treter ser &olumbusritter, 6ie Bripats
genta6er
Bor Dem 8eiu6e Ian0te Spellman
einen groBen 5toB Atten gum Bonti=
fer uno las in ser Seiustir6e cine
Melle fir cine Nn5obl omeritaniI6er
Soloaten.
9luf ser &ir6entreppe griiBte Ser
gr3biidof Sun0erte bon 5oloaten
uno frogte ieoen nad ieinem gtomen
uno ieinem Seimatsort. @r lam1nelte
Noti53ettel bon ibnen Elm, nit geamen
ltn0 Aoreiie Der na6lten AnOermano'
ten uno perlpro9 ibnen gu Sauie
Na9ri9t 5utommen 5u 1olien.
Sn elmer fur5en Bre6igt pies @r5"
bil6of 5pellman oarauf bin, oaB bic
Meiie in Der Muttertirde Der Sefu"
item ge1elen tpuroe, in Der au6 Oct
FL. Sgnatius beigeiebt &por0en lit. @r
logte, oaB Der fl. SgnatiuS elm COL
oat mar, ebe er ben Seiuitenor6en
griin6ete, un0 fiigte bin3u oaB oies
1e1ben Eugenoen, 0ie einen guten
5oloaten 3ieben, mie @louben, Wtut
uno Sfli9tergebenbeit, einen Nen-
i6en au9 gum Seiligen MAIDEN.
Ct legte ben Solooten nabe, ntdt
nur ben @ieg auf Dem S6la9tfeloe
5u erringen> ionoern ou6 in ibrem
eigenen, auf 6riitlide 8ei1e gefiibr'
ten 2eben. Ct eriu9te Inn @ebete,
uoamit slmerita oen Srteoen getpin"
men moge, ourd eremplartlfe Ser
tpirtliaung 0er amerifanii6en Soeale
i'm gin5elleben ieiner 5oloaten."
&om berfolgte ale gorgange i'm
Qatifan nit GROCER Sorgfalt, uno
man tpartete auf irgenopel9e gn>
5ei6en, Die nit oen 8orgdngen in
Deuti9lano in Berbinoung iteben
f0unten. @r3bii6of Spellmans 8e-
iud bat 81 tpeitgebenoen Spefulatio-
men slnlaB gegeben, Die itb erbob'
ten, als man erfubr, 6aB er cine
5tpeite Gu6ien5 beim Bapite baben
miroe.
Ser anttlid n1itgeiteilte 3tped iei.
ner Mnpeienbeit ieoo6 1T, ~leoigli6
Die Sront 81 beiu6en un0 nit 10 bic
len amerifaniiden Soloaten tpie n1og'
lid 5n fpre6en''.
T t t
Bapit Sius ber 3Dolfte bat an ei'
mem Der bergangenen 5onntage bic
beretts am borbergeben6en Samstage
IN einem artitel oes 8atitanorgans
,,OHerbatore Nomano" ausgeipro6e.
ne gerurteilrng Der italienii6en To-
tboIiiden Rommuniitenpartei pieoer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-09

Bapft Bius ber 3molfte bat an ei'
mem Der bergangenen 5onntage bic
beretts am borbergebenoen Samstage
IN einem Artitel bes 8atitanorgans
~Oiierbatore 3omano" ausgeipro6e'
ne Berurteilung Der ttalienii6en To-
tbolii9en Rommuntitenpartei tpieoer-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
.NoBudget BoosI
Is Mayor S Goal

Mayor Jeffries expressed con-
fldence today that he and city
budget officials could keep the
l944-45 city budget al lis current
SIS, 100000 level, should they de-
eide 10 impose certain economies.
The mayor indicated, however,
that he thought ovcr-economy
might be unwise, especially if il
resulted in restricting important
municipal services. He and mem
bers Of his administration met IN
closed session for three hours
yesterday and another such Ses-
sion is scheduled for Monday.
II know we can keen II
within $4,000. 900. which il the
figure we are operating under
during the current fiscal year"
the mayor said.
Budget officials have repeatedly
expressed confidence that any
boost in the budget would not be
sufficient 10 affect property taxa
ton ~ any -apFrCrTHbtC CXtCnU.
Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier aleSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
Mexican Trade Aided

MEXICO CITY, Feb, IS ms
The ministry of foreign affairs
has announced that the United
States Is easing certain controls
on the export OF manufactured
and prOcesSed goods 20 Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
Stores Aid Paper Drive

NEW YORK, Fen. 3 up
Waste paper collections IN the
citys hlg department stores have
averaged more than 30 tons daily
since the start ~ the newspaper
salvage campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
KilIs-the Enemy Joins
Battle Against Hitler

DENVER Feb. = ms An
Indian inductec. Charlie Jonas
KlIlS-tho-Enemy, 33, passed his
army induction tests with flying
cOlorS yesterday
Charlie Is a direct descendant
Of Thomas kiliS-the-Encmy. a
Sioux chief who was a terror in
the early days OF Tho West.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26

Mediterranean Area
Akin Is, It. Reward - Mathew, Ms P Mt,l. Sds
saqite ste Marie Decatur
Boles I'd II. Douglas NJ pIapenx chi Waiter p Jr
pr William T. boleS Mrs Marie Plagens.
Cassidy. Pvt. FLOYD Re-Mrs Detroit
Gladstone Policells, Pfc Louis In Mrs.
Habaewky Pvt ANTHONY 7S5s v'b bog'' Datr
mother, 8s2l Greeley. De RnzekP Pvt Thaadare A
Harbowy, Pvt. Edward Mr. 47l6 Orleans, Detroit
5559 5 ffdf'0FS Schafer, Pfc ID-Wil-
Latham, Pvt Edward-John
r. Latham, father, 5672 simon ia AiNlh-MIS Dora
Wesson Detroit simon mother, 1904 Ros-
,au.,ou..t cnI ,,.,o.., common, Detroit
Mrs Florence Maliszev- NoIs Pfc. John J.. Mrs.
ski. mother 5i36 Tilman, Mary NJ. No<itS. mUther1
Marchngton, Pfc. Wiber A. Volta, Fabian p Mrs
father. Shepherd bronson
NAVY MISSING
Kramer, Seaman &c, George AIR. and Mrs George j.
Kramer parents jackson
MARINE WOUNDED
Ly sle Warren at5r mos Leysra a Pc Harold To-
Regular Detroit Bay City.
MARINE DEAD
johnson nc Robert W LeggGtt, Pvt Charlie, R
sister. keego Harbor. Sandusky
MARINE MISSING
Mcclellan 1t Hubert-MrS Catherine Mcclellan wife
ARMY PRISONERS or GERMANY
Albright ID It Roscoe F. Janeczko, sgt. Chester
Mrs. Nena Mckndarifer Mrs Mary Janeczko,
mother Coldwaer. mother 7l26 PsrrNood
Rederka Pau
Henry Bcderka, father. p
4026 Central. Detroit Mrs Lane
Boden. sgt. v Mrs. mother Port Huron.
WyNon Bodgn, wife, Port PruS. sgt Stanley l. Mrs.
Huron. Mary PUlS mother S6z1
Coulter I'd Ii Frederick L. White. Detroit
Jr.- Mrs Cathryn Coulter. Pur,Vin. sgt. A.
mother Auburn Mrs. julia PurNln mother
Evans sgt Herman R. Grand Rapids
Mrs Frank r. Evans. Toma>askl. = Walter p
mother 1884 Evergreen Mrs Joseph j. iona
Detroit SaSSi mother, Vulcan
GoSchka sgt James N Unangst. I'd Russell
WrS Alice n, GOsChka, Ms, Florence =. UnangSt
mQther Brant wife, 935 +. Ferry Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26
~ Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List
ARMY WOUNDED
(EurOpean Area

Campbell Isl 1t Franklin AIRS Elsa Campbell mother
1876 Saratoga, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-26

(Medlterranean Area)