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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10
THEY SAID LAST
WEEK:
Wendell Berge, Assistant Attor.
ney General of the United

0(d(CS.
Freedom. of course, is a reia-
tive matter and sometimes we
have to sacrifice minor aspects of
it, or submit to temporary restric-
tions, in orCer to gain larger
freedom. Thus, in order tC win
the war and assure permanently
the largest measure OF essential |
freedom to ourselves and our Al
lies we have had to accept ration
ing OF scare commodities, priori-
ties, ALLEGATIONS, price control aid
other temporary wartime iestric-
tions on our way of living and do
ing business. Surely, nobody nues
tions the necessity of such war
time measures. When there IS no.
enough of commodity 10 go a.
round and a war is on, someone
must decide upon fair dist: lbu-
tion of what there is and upon a
reasonable price. The direction OF
a ration's war effort requires con-
trolls neither necessary nor well
come during peace. Such ten pora-
ry controls we now have for the
duration and such reasonable tirie
thereafter as is necessary to re-
convert in an orderly ma,,rcr tc
the ways of peace. Their dGmini-
stration is largely in the hands OF
business man called from their
peacetime jobs to serve the e,ner-
gency need. Naturally it l., a hu-
man temptation to grow 'eot ess
under these wartime controls and
to long for their discontiruance.
Indeed, we all want to ha> the
war over with and be on with the
pursuits of peace. But wishful
thinking never won war. " c can
not abandon necessary wartime
economic controls until the crisis
is passed, any more than we Can
call our boys home from the blood
stained battlefelds before the enc
my is crushed.''
Representative Thomas E. Scan
lon Of Pennsylvania:
Congress has just cor ,,letcd
action on the new Price Cortro!
Law. A victory was achieved i'll
defeating the most disastrous
amendments-notably the OH isi-
rial Bankhead Amendment and the
Dirksen Amendment. which would
have created chaos in our eCLno-
my through a maze of court liti-
cation. However, remaining in the
bill are certain amendments which
weaken rent control, obstruct en-
forcement of price ceilings. permit
retail stores to go into higher
price lines at the expense of the
consumer, and open the door t,
price rises in cotton fabrics. i
think it can be said that the ener-
getic defense of price control by
consumer groups all over the
country helped to avert a CON-
plete wreckage of price control le-
gislation this spring. AT the very
moment that our American troops
are storming Hitler's European
fortress, Our home front was
threatende by a vicious attack on
our entire stabilization program,
on the floors of Congress. No less
than l25 amendments were pro-
posed to the Price Control Act
But the people back home protest
ed so strongly that many OF the
ost dangerous amendments were
either defeated or withdrawn"
Stephen Duggan, director of the
Institute of international
Education:
There is belief prevailing
among our people as to the exist
ence of a strong desire upon the
part of the people of the European
| Il,}a,I
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10

Bulgaria has a towel shortage,
and patrons OF municipal baths IN
Sofia must take their own.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10

DECONVERSION will have the
N exclusive attention of both the
House and Senae during the next
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10
Study Postwar Adjustments In
DemobiIizution, Jobs, Financing

I'm the absence of p Bolton this news
letter prepared for her by her Washington office)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10
ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Schulle,
Of 3467 West OATH St. Cleveland,
wish to ar;- Iurce the en9Irc'" ent
of their daughter, Pvt Katherine
M. Schuller. NJ. {. w. r.. to Pic.
William Arthur Diehl Jr.. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Arthrc
Diehl ST.. OF 1912 Cramwoo /
Park Blvd. Garfield Heights, O.
Pvt. Schuler and Pic. D;ehl are
stationed at the Marine Base Il
Duantic, \ughi...
Pvt. Schuller is former mem
Der and officer of the Cle> eland
West !, II or, lab an i, also a
membe- o, /weig +
--(y----
- The world is a comedy to
those that think, tragedy to
those who feel
- Canada mines most of the
worlds nickel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10

Stephen Duggan, director of the
Institute of International
Education:
There is a belief prevailing
among our people as to the exist
ence of strong desire upon the
part of the people of the European
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10
of CLEVELAND, OHIO

ne condition Of the association Of business
June 30th, 1914
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-08-10

Please patronize our ad.
vertlSerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
WASHINGTON
1865 Gratiot
OfTN EVERY ENINING TIL $50
ELECTRIC WASHERS

II YOU have an Oh wAsncr yoa are
not using or one which needs
servicing please call u We viii
buy d N LuM---- EArllnL- ---u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
+. NJ. Gregory

33ss GRATlOT Hsatsa shovroons
PLYMOUTH 1899 lie luxe coupe ,
SIS ne c.eansst one IN town. Your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES
ELECTRIC BEFRTGERAToRs

KELvlNATOR REFRIGERATION
Rebuilt guaranteed. including 3-pc
brand new living room set frffur
---....a .r-.-..--.- L..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
t &C..
10 OFFICES

10 UFFIff>
DOWNTOWN, 1878 National BACK Bidq.
Woodssrs 4 Cadillac So Cherry 1850
Uu"N loWN. s0i Capitol PARK 6idg..
state AZ Grissoid 81. CA~ry 7740
DOWNTOWN. i&0a Gratiot
Al RaSSets CA 3Ds
Junction. Pad floor LAia,efts s400
EAST SIDE. 1850 G jefferson. a, Con-
nef CO.'S. Hudson NotorsD lEnax 1850
tASI SIDE. ss9s ian DYKE. Al
haf per xna Floor Plan JAxA
koaTHwtSr SOFA Cd River ., Joy I'd.
I'm. 1o1 Over krssee'si TYirr 5-57it
NORTHWEST. AGO FsnkeH, al Liy.sross.
.oo Campus Bi1a. Uassr.iiy 3-2525
HIGHLAND PARK. 1893 wOos~srs. At
sanchssiss t0np. Ford'si TO. 8-s32o
VIC y LAND PIX. 900 Nh. pay BlGs.. 1900
woodward at &, Grant Ave. 70 s-ns2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

BARGAINS on sew Tx machines
singers, Whites. etc UsCd. In good
condition Guaranteed
SEWING MEMBERSHIPS 10
1876 Broadway cd btpr "a afs8
$3.50 Cd KlvAr Trumuuu r. I-Tl30
FREE b--'r'SNATES o. REPAIRS
SEWING u8c1nes va.lums re-
paired IN homo. 81 rsri machines
bought s0if Nfnp~r0f $50
WE BUY. sell rent and repair al
makes sewing machines CEILING
prices on repairs and parts WHITE
Sew. Mach. Co., i26u Library. RA. O35s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
BEN.JAMINS
SEWING MACHINES

APPHiNNCE AND FTRN SHOP
1882 LINkRNOisA ST FENkEL
Open ives tlIl VugA ~ 81 an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
BERT BAKER

GRAND RIVER At LIVERNols
NERO RN 1872 t-fpor sedan rs-
do heater perfect throughout
'nt-- Macs
MERCURY 1883 COW coupe tuby
red finish hiack top recoudfi0ued
ri lfnf radio. heafcr >fl5 down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
900 GRATIOT

u PLYMOUTHs ASD CHEVs
F.eethnes, Ciun c0upes sedans prac-
tcaliy new cars. radios. heaters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
UpHoLsrERINc

JOR hne upnoisterlng. call Crane Up
holstering. ss35 Mack Plaza 2l7l
REsrYLING, REUPHOLsTERlNG
IA. 1882 AIRCRAFT TO 1850
LET FAMOUS restYie ana rebui,d
your 2-pcA suite. Call TO. $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
AUCTION SALES

Auctios Every Wednesday
We are Loaded With NEW a USED
STOVES, RUGS. RADIOS. LINING
ROOM SUITES. Bedroom SUITES,
BLANkETs, LINEN And OTHER
HOUSEHOLD furnishings.
Sale Starts Promptly 1880 4. NJ.
Continues Until EUerythIns's Sold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
WANTED

CAN surtHIe lNI wsr worker. 81 ~
tf HEuf fllu lr l-inrf must
r-r- gr-rl-ffrrs Dawson fT0f
tAl.' ltA lt.I hliih ltbLi.tF
HaNsoN CHEVROLET 1883 MACK
CARS FOR .cRAF- HESE PRICES
Resid ce, ~ 2ni9i "a Ty. ta3ls
CARS fo5 u0k osy more Jen AUTO
Parts f6f1 hur oo.dt Is 4-9nae
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
900 GRAT1OT

BUICK FOR BARGAINS
hlhn CAS-. ANL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
oLnSMoBlLE sEDASETTE. 1871
Streamliner two-tpne hniSh. steel
gray upholstey, double spotnghfs
snappy sss5. third down We trade
BERT BAKER
GRAND RIVER AT LlvERNois
oLDS 1885 o. ae luxe tfk sedan
let h.k hn.sD radio heater
tires win sac Tor quick sale. trade
wRIGhEYS
qIOO Oratiot
0Lps Il ~ nke bydralmaue zdT
srdtn1tel fauoS RADIO. heater
IS Arcs, sacrifice safe, 90 day guar
sntes.
WRIGLEYs
900 GRATiOT
~ oLDs. ALL MODELS
Choice ~ club coupes sedaneffes and
sedans some hydra.mstics, radios
heaters trade ~ terms
r.. NJ. Gregory
i3s6 GRATIOT Heated Showrooms
PACKARD lsil de luxe trunk se
dan spUt.ess finish radio heater
beautiful M every va. fun price
81 Vfa trade 40 terms
WRIGLEY :
600 GRATIOT
PACKARD 1912 Clipper sedan
radio heater nvsrdrlye electro
matte Gluten spotlight. etc. Hurry I,
PACKARD
80 y Jefferson Ave. RA $500
al pLYMouTHs x74g
up choice Of 10 beauties, radio,
heater. trade or tennis
r. NJ. Gregory
--yJ5E r'FNTTOT Heated ShOWrpoms
PLYMOUTH TN SEDAN. is4i
Dark blue moha.f trim spptisss
uphol s795 THIRD down. We trade
BERT BAKER
GRAND RIVER At LlvERNols
PLYMOUTH 1889 door. black
S262 n old car down and H. mo
on DaK a honey HAL4.-ppDps
co 900 Llvernois
PLYMOUTH - spec ~ luxe 2-lr.
flA-s E. sAes+l-sst -tfFsf. tHssie- tff terms
MEIGLEY
900 GRATIOT
~ PLYMOUTHs ASD CREWS
Fieethnes, ciln c0upes sedanT praC-
tcaliy new cars. radios, heaters
-lrAas-ak-. as-s4.--- |
r. NJ. Gregory
33ss GRATlOT Heatea shosroons
PLYMOUTH 1899 q. luxe coupe
IS 'h~ cleansst one IN town Your
"a ur B5 -+-----rr1fr-rioNn
1885 EfFt.RNOIS
Floyd RICE
PLYMOUTH al spec. De hike DR.
. tore 'riIn radio heater etc
> good tires
PACKARD
5Tg r. Jefferson Ave RA $500
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe sedan
clean throughout; excellent motor
and tires fully equipped Si35 On
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
FARRIS BROS.

1908 l4TH, cor. BUCHANAN
u DEALERS WELCOME
Private Sofsx DmIy-Open Evenings
Evening star., 1944-10-01

Mrs. Florence Kelley is typical
war mother. Her husband is an
Army Technician in the South
Pacific. She has 4 5-year-old son.
And she works for the Republic
Aviation Co. as an assembler. We
salute q real patriOt-Florence
Kelley of Rosedale, Long Island.
Evening star., 1944-10-01

How to Whisk Through Dishes in a Jfy
DINsOs soapy-rich suds make dishwashing quicker
N and easier too just soak dishes, glassware silver,
pots and pans in Rinsos busy suds Grease fairly mefs
of-dishes come sparkling bright. Rinsos easy on
hands, doesn't get them red rough looking. Wonder
fully economical too-a little goes long, long way
Evening star., 1944-10-01

pends eggs for servings the portion egg
powder may be used allowing n egg per person.
wel-scrubbed. medium-szed potatoes Peel then mash,
adding tablespoon of margarine drippings n cup Of
milk teaspoon baking powder with salt and pepper
to taste Beat and not ghost OF lump must remain.
Meanwhile brown IL sausages Pour off the fat and turn
into casserole Smear sausages with mustard; heap
on potatoes Into hot oven until the potatoes are
Golden Yield servings for 6.
rLopDlEs are potato breakfast dish that made 'front.'
page in London papers early in the war If must
eat scrub and peel potatoes and coarsely CRATE Add
sufficient sifted -four and milk to form drop batter
seasoning with salt and pepper Heat tablespoons OF
drppings in frying pan. Drop potato mixture into hot
fat and brown slowly side, then the other Serve
with lam if YOU wsh for sweet dish Or
with a pinch of mixed herbs and dash of cayenne.
savory you know is the Englshmans idea OF the proper
finish to dinner small. light dish. usually highly
favored, to follow the sweet.
Ia MINUTE POTATOES take no more time than grill
ing the outlet their natural accompaniment. Ihinly
slice washed and peeled potatoes place in saucepan
and pour cold sated water to cover Bring quickly
to boil and allow about 10 minutes to tender Dram ano
add !. cup of milk tablespoon OF drippngs, cup OF
finely chopped parsley and tablespoon minced onion
potatoes for g. Save the drained Qud ana 10 tnis
add bouillon cube dissolved in a cup of boiling water
for sort of Parmenter soup-a brew that has done
consistent duty on the English
POTATO scoNEs. Mix and sift ~ cups sifted -four.
teaspoons baking powder and teaspoon salt Add n
cup shortening to cups of hot mashed potatoes Beat
we'll Add dry ingredients If necessary, add little milk
to make a dough of proper rolling consistency. Roll
dough n inch thick and with diamond shaped cut
Rake in hot {45OoF Is Yield: dozen
scones.
POTATO OUTLETS. Scrub and peel medium sized
potatoes and in uniform pieces Cover with boiling
sated water and cook covered 20 40 minutes or until
lust tender Drain and shake heat to dry for min
ute Force through rcer mash. Scrape carrots and
boil in sated water to until just tender. Mash,
then beat potatoes and carrots together seasoning to
taste with salt and pepper Shape into outlets Dip in
Drowned bread crumbs and fry in very little hot tat
Yield: portions.
POTATO MOULD involves elaborate goings-on
sized potatoes Slice and fry in hot drippngs until
lightly Drowned Line creased ring mould with the fr1ed
pieces Boil the remaining potatoes, drain mash aoong
cup of milk tablespoons OF grated cheese and table,
spoon of fat with salt and pepper to taste Fill the
potato-Ened mould with mixture and bake in hot oven
for 20 minutes Unmould hot platter and fill ring with
a rich tomato sauce. Minced cooked chicken or ham
may be used in place of cheese if available Yield:
servings. Inc E"0
Evening star., 1944-01-06

lhe present shortage of airplane seats
is just as embarrassing to us as it is to
1ou' &a"7' -. ,,., 1T b, %res,e4. ~ ~@ " ."
Our primary job is the job Of getting you
where you want to 90 in the way you
want to travel-and it really hurts when
we have to turn away good customers
who want to travel on our airline.
All airlines, of course, are looking for
ward to the day when this traffic jam
can be eased by the addition of more
planes, which will come when pressing
military needs are reduced.
Evening star., 1944-01-06

In the meantime, we of TWA want to do
all we possibly can to get you where
you want to go-on our planes if, that
is possible, by some other means if that
just isn't in the picture.
Our personnel have lot of experience
and familiarity with all means of trans
portation.
Many times they have been able to
"help people OUT just by knowing
where to turn.
At all times, you will find them ready to
60 all the way in solving really pressing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Tan Relief
I'm Sight

WASHINGTON, May II
(INS) - The nations tax
payers were promised relief
IN their World War IL tax
burden today in the form of
a ,00O,000,000 bonanza
kicked back by the war
department in unexpended
funds from previous appro-
priations.
This "brightener' for American
taxpayers came from Rep. Snyder
tD) OF Pennsylvania. chairman of
the House appropriations military
subcommittee. who emphasized.
however. that no such gift could
be expected from the tiny
$40 600. 100000 army budget asked
this year.
Return OF this amount by the
army means that taxpayers will
be required TO pay that much
less In supporting World War
H." Snyder declared.
Snyder. who holds the army'S
purse strings in Congress, eX-
planned that methods for de-
.teTmInIng military needs in the
way of money are now ION A
solid basis because size and
scope OF operations are more
CIcarlV defined
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Draft Here Lists
70 Pei. Over %

At least 20 per cent Of the men
being examined at the Detroit in
duction center are more than 20
years old, it was disclosed today
by Maj Sidney A. Moore. com
handing officer of. the center.
In the cases Of some local draft
boards the percentage runs as
high a 50 percent, Mai Moore
said. These men, he pointed out,
are for the most part volunteers
or subject 10 induction because
they are not IN an essential occu-
patton.
A spokesman for selective serv-
ice said that only very few
men over 26, who might qualify
for delay because of occupation.
are being sent for pre-induction
examinations by local boards. And
IN these cases. the SpokeSmen said
that local boards had granted
stays OF induction when the men
had protested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
II NJUR &
IN ExPl 0S|0N
Bombs
Heained
On Rails

LONDON. May II GNSl -
United States bombers slashec
repeatedly al the continent today
on the 25th consecutive day OF
the mounting pre-invdSion air Of
fensive after mighty night squad
ronS of bomberS from Britain and
Italy hammered rail targets and
other military objectives in Ger
many France, Belgium and Hun
gary
u. s Ninth AR Force fighters
eScorting medium and light bomb
ers opened the daylight attack
with thruStS at the Beaumont-le-
Roget and Comedies air bases IN
France.
Raj heavy bombers dropped
block busters on Ludwigshaten,
German chemical center. last
night, at a cost Of - planes.
Liberator and Wellington bomb
ers OF the Mediterranean air force
attacked rail yards and industrial
targets in Budapest, capital of
Hungary.
TWo-Way assaults yesterday
saw an estimated 5000 Allied
warplaneS from Britain and Italy
unload approximately $500 more
tons Of high explosives on tactical
targets.
Medium and light bomberS of
the United States Ninth Air Force
flying out from England tore up
Nazl airfieldS. rail lines and rail
road yards at numerous points in
France and Belgium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
THE WAR FRONTS

NEW GUINEAFreed prisoners tell of crucxon of capves
by Japs. Page ID
INDIA 600 Japanese killed in three monthsod
Inda-Burma campaign. Page l.
FRANCENazs seize control Of bombwrecked French rail-
roads as invasion fears mount. Page L.
THE WAR-Pre-nvasion bombing roars into 18th DAY,
with heavy attacks on continent Budapest hit Page L.
RUsSIA-Red and air forces hunt down troops
ing Sevastopo. page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Churchill Praises
Canada S War Effort

n LONDON. May II tUP)-Prim
Minister Churchill paid tribute TO
the Canadian war effort today and
hailed Canada as a link with this
vast American people, with whom
| trust we shall ourselves develop
fraternal association"
Churchill spoke in introducing
Prime Minister Mackenzie King
of Canada, who addressed a Joint
session OF Parliament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
FELT IN HOSPITAL

The force of the explosion was
so great patients and attendants
at Evangelical Deaconess Hospital,
two blocks away felt the shock.
John Ernst. superintendent of
the hospital. reported that so far
as he had been able 10 determine
no damage 10 the hospital re-
suited.
1T shook the whole building"
Ernst said
The building is a frame struc-
ture.
Roy Chris of 117O3 Mound. who
had left the building shortly be-
fore the accident, said
AS walked away from the
place l was almost knocked TO
the street for the force Of the
explosion.
There was a terrific boob
then the room OF the building
seemed TO raise I'm the air and
settle down again. The whole
place collapsed and l saw men
and women running"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Maj. Richard Bong
Arrives in Capital

WASHINGTON. May II INS)
Maj Richard I Bong arrived
IN Washington last night, ~
The war department. said he
was 10 report TO army air forces
headquarters today at which time
arrangements for his stay in
Washington will be made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Ward Branches
Under u. =. Fire
International sound Phou

WASHINGTON. May II GNS)-President Roosevets
observation that the Montgomery Ward at an
end buried today under weller of developments
in the running battle between the War Labor Board
far-hung units of the mail order chain
Less than "A hours after the government released
Wards Chicago properties started toward
the White House presenting again test of strength
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Nszi Patrol Blasted

LONDON. May IL GNS)-Brit.
ish light naval forces engaged q
strong force of German patro
vessels off Holland today. the adj
miralty announced An armed
heavy trawler was torpedoed anC
two others damaged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Return 10 Jungle Era
Predicted by Priest

BOS TON. May IL up
Hollywood weddings. Reno di-
vorceS Groom music. jitterbugging
and obscene literature are driV-
ing civilization back 10 the Jungle
the Rev. Fr James VI. ellis.
editor Of the Catholic World, said
last night. -
lie spoke 10 the diocesan con-
greSS of the League OF Catholic
Women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
OTHER WARD CASES

The WLB'S order for mainte-
nance Of membership at Ward S
St Paul plant IS similar 10 a half
dozen other cases involving the
firms Portland Ore: Oakland.
Cal; Denver. Detroit and New
York outlets. In each Of the latter
cases. Wards has filed suit in
federal court challenging the
WLBS authority TO issue such
orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Workers End
To-Day Strike
In Windsor

Production at the Windsor
plant of the Ford Motor Co.
Of Canada was resumed today
after a 20-day strike in which
10000 were idle as more than
5000 remained out Of work in
Detroit.
The Windsor strikers. members
of UAW-CIO Local 200. voted
Overwhelmingly to return to work
last night after the Canadian War
Labor Board warned them their
complaint would receive no con-
sideration until they went back
to work. The grievance procedure
clause in their contract with the
firm is in dispute.
In its announcement, the board
stated. according 10 union Off
Gals, that the contract between
JAW and the company was bind
ing. despite the fact the company,
shortly after the strike started
on April 20, announced its can
collation..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
Gen. Marshall Returns

WASHINGTON, May II TNS)
The war department announced
today that Gen Marshall. army
chief OF staff. had returned 10
Washington after a Today inspec-
ton tour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-11
CASUALTIES HEAVY
JAPs SEEK RAIL CONTROL

CHUNGKING, May II up
Chinese forces held only a 12-mile
stretch OF the Pciping- Hankow
railroad today as the Japanese
opened a large-Scale offensive IN
lIonan Province. captured the
town Of Suipeng, III miles below
ChenghSieng. and renewed the
drive against Loyang
Suipeng fell Monday night 10
The Japanese. who brought heavy
armored reinforcementS into the
fighting in Honan.0