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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Farmers Nj rket

FRUITS-Appes Duchess S3d3 bu !;
Transparents, S3Hi bu. Cherries Mont
morenoy. fancy. S6N7 2i-qt. crate No. !,
81 70 So. sweet. l7'.c 10. CurrAnts red,
s. l6-qt crate Blackberries, S7M 7.f2 "a
Of. crate. Huckleberrics, Slul2 ACCT.
crate
VEGETABLE GREEN $ 80 Cabbage
greens. No l. 75cnSl bu Collards 75c N
81 hu Kale 81 Is hu Kohlrahi. SO VA 75c
don bchs. Jeeks 81 80 doL. bchs sorrel.
Slff1 % bu. Spinach. No !. Sl.50a2 IS.
IN hu Swiss chard zoe 81 bu. Mustard
greens. No T. 81 u ~ bu. Turnip greens.
No l. SlHl.5O bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Cel-
cry cabbage s. bu. Endive 81 500 q -
hu Escarole, fancy. 81 80 bu No /, 81
~ 2S. Mead lettuce. sc 10 Leaf let
tuoe 75os2i.c l0-lh basket. Parsley,
curly. ~ 7Sc doz. bchs
VEGETABLES MISC Beans. green.
fancy. IS. 50 hu. No. I. 81 son s Kentucky
Wonder, 81 hu wax fancy, 81 80 IN !.
No. l. 81 5ON3 Roman beans. $40 3 80
bu Beets, so r. soc doz. bChs topped
81 2'pl 30 hu Broccoli fancy 81 = bu. /;
30 l. S2d2 90 Cabbage, fancy $3.50 80
10 bu. No. !. Si0l.25. red cabbage. 81 40
y 80 hu Carrots. punched 701 s5c dok.
hchs TOPPED. g. 80 hu. Cauliflower 81 50
T s dos celery fancy 81 ~ hchs No.
T. a. Csc sweet corn fancy 81 5-dOZ.
sack. ~. l. S1.2fn1 ~ Cucumbers, slic-
efs, 81 so hr picklers 50 bu. DhL
hasket. No. J. 81 a. Dry onions No l
medium S2G2 - 50-ib. sack green onions.
No. T. soHSfc doz. tchS. Eggplant. 81 %
~ p bu. ParSey root 90 7Sc doT hchs
. Peas 80. /, 81 5On3 2s-lh M, Peppers.
hot fancy. 50 bu Ma. /. Sfl25 Z 2 70
peppers green. 81 250 bh, Potatoes No.
IT, 81 75@2 90 bu. Radishes ret. No. 1.
/ 7ar T 81 doL bchs long whufr-f fancy
/ 81 ~ dor hchs 80 !. 7gc ~ SlnRomaine.
/ 81 25Hi 50. Rnubarh, outdoor. 500 -,
doI bchs. Squash Italian. zoe 81 pech
batEe,, summer ~ pa CSC 3 hu. Tabl,
Queen. 81 2aa25o = hu. Tomatoes hot
door. fanc,. s. % i4-lb. BASKET No T.
N.s0n2 TurnIps No. J.. Poe ti,25 don
hchs toJeed 81 bu
FGGs Narge S3gl3 - S0.do1 case
medium. az u IL 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Nv WARD SCHULTZ

A real estate and building
DOOM Of such proportions III rs
mnisccnt Of the Florida land
aoom" is now in progress IN most
large cities Of South America and
IS enhancing the demand lur many
products which VIII not be- obtain
able in quantity until after the
war. Howard r Blood. president
~ the Norge Division Of Borg
Warner Corp. reports following
his return from a l7QJu-mIle bush
ness survey trip 10 the major
cities Of the southern continent.
Emphasizing that United States
businessmen can look forward 10
multitude OF opportunities in
South America after the war,
Blood cited this real estate devel-
opment AS one phae Of a vast
Industrial expansion which all
countries Of that continent arc
experiencing. The land boom Is
particularly notable IN Sac Paulo
and RIO dc Janciro m Brazil, he
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Medium Priced
Clothing Due

WASHINGTON. July 2S-WPB
has ordered 50.000,000 yards of
cotton fabrics set aside each quar-
ter for the manufacture of low
and moderate priced clothing,
scheduled to begin appearing on
the market this fall and winter.
Garment makers were required
to turn a certain percentage OF
their production into clothing
selling within specified price
lines. Delivery of goods will be
made on the basis of WPB priori-
ties.
Top prices for mems shirts I'M
der the program is expected 10 be
S2.39. Women's dresses are eX-
pected to sell for about 81 90.
Other items include infants, boys
and misses clothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
LEGAL NOTICE

Federal Works Agency, Public Build
ings Administration, Emergency Opera
tons Unit. Washington 20, ID. c., July
20. l944-On or about July 81. 1874,
drawings and specifications tor the con-
struction of one-story Recreation Building
approximately rs feet wide by i27 feet
long including furniture and equipment.
at Wayne. Mich. viii be available for
to general contractors by this
office. Applications from general con-
tractors interested IN bidding on this work,
for not 10 exceed one set Of drawings
and specifications, should be filed promptly
with this office and the bidding material
will be forwarded shipping charges col
lect as soon as available. Drawings end
spec LEGATIONS are for the project complete
and bidding material will be released only
20 established building Contractors. Bios
% this project will he opened by the
public buildings administration on the
date named IN the specification. which Will
be about p DAYS after the bidding ma
teriAl is available for distribution ". p.
Reynolds. Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Central Sefup
AfGar Wood

Gar Wood Industries, Inc. VIII
Centralize It's engineering de
partmentS in an overall program
aimed al improving IFS wartime
production and at easing its re-
conversion operations, Glen a.
Bassett. president, had announced
today.
Engineers Of the hoist and body
winch and crane. tank and road
machinery divisions. formerly
scattered in four locations, have
been brought together IN the
companyS main plant and viii
he adjacent 10 the executive Of
ilcpS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Form Two
New Firms

LANSING. July 2S CUP)--The
Michigan corporation and securi-
ties commission today had an
nounced filing of articles OF
Incorporation by the following new
Detroit firms:
X and G. Builders, Inc, 1857
Leslie; Ben koloff and William
Goldstein, incorporatorS; real es-
tate; $500 shares common no par
value stock
Mandore Realty. Inc. 2246 Ma
tional Bank Building; Norman
Birnkrant. Detroit. incorporation;
real estate; 1000 shares common
stock of no par value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Firm Gives
L. Refund

NEW YORK, July Is National
Supply Co. has agreed with the
Navy Price Adjustment Board to
refund S5.602,055 on war con-
tracts for the year 1913, accord
ing to A. +. Walker, president.
After adjustment Of taxes on
income. the net cost TO the COM
pany amounted to 1887 ,746, which
had been adequately provided for
in the accounts on Dec. 81, last,
Walker said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
LEGAL NOTICE

Grace of the Collector of Customs. Detroit.
Michigan. july 10, 1914. Notice IL herebv
given that the following described seized
merchandise I fountain pen. ! silver fox
scarf, pair mems leather slippers. /
mans wool suit. 80 pieces decorated china-
ware | china bowl wool blankets, |
Hudson seal coat. linen tablecloth, 2
cotton dresses. . bottles perfume, ] hottle
whiskey, ! muskrat coat l lAdys leatheS-
pure pair toys leather shoes. ] p9ip
ladys leather shoes, and II pairs cottf-
socks has been seized for violation OF the
Customs Revenue laws IN this district be
tween the dates 81 January II. 1st, to
June II, 1914: that the same viii be for
feited 20 The United states Government on
August 1874, for violation ~ the FED
eral statutes Any person claiming any
~ the above described merchandise should
hle with me his or her claim 20 SUCH MR.
chendise within twenty days from the data
~ the hrst publication ~ ms notice.
Martin r. Bradley, Collector ~ Customs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29

traffic manager
IN Detroit CT
fectlve Aug. l.
according TO an
a n nouncenent
received h er g
tod ay fro m
Charles A.
r h in $ from.
vice president
in c h a + & e OF
traffic for the
airline. Temp
kinS was sta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
4. -. Lines Net
Set at S685.OOO

NEW YORK. July IS - Net
earnings of the United States
Lines Co. for the first six months
are estimated az S6S5.OOO. after
provision for depreciation, inter
est. and all other expenses, Basil
Harris. president. stated Tho eS-
innate Is on a consolidated basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Rye Rallies
In Late Deals

CHICAGO. July 2S QNS)-Rye
staged a rally in today's late deal
ings and closed &C TO 2sc higher
after eraSing earlier losses of
around a cent. September recov-
cred 10 Sl06i2 from a low OF
$1.05.
Wheat closed unchange TO &c
lower after moving within range
of y cent. September finished
a, 81 So.
Oats finished &c to &C higher
after erasing earlier losses OF a
similar amount
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
|nt'| Railways Of CA.
Defers Dividend

NEW YORK. July 2S-,At a
meeting of directors Of the Inter
national Railways Of Central
America it was decided 20 defer
consideration of dividend action
on preferred stock until a later
date The April meeting also de-
ferred action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Two New Directors

Harvey G Fruchauf pre don't
~ the Fruchauf Trailer CO. an
uounccS that Robert 6. krkSey.
vice president in charge Of Pacific
Coast operations. and F.iMalcolm
Reid. vicc prc> dent u>tharce 81
engineering were elected to The
board Of directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29

toned in Detroit from 1888 10
1910. when he serYed as traffic
representative and assistant dis
trict traffic manager, successfully.
He replaces Frank Nj. Burg,
who goes TO Dallas. Texas, as
southern region passenger traffic
manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, July Is lINSI-CAsh grain
WHEAT No. 2 red, tough, 81 SIS No.
/ hard. 81 90 y a l so. No. 2 hard, 81 IS =
0l.59l4 No. l dark. hard 81 59l1 No.
2 mixed, $l.57; No. / northern spring,
$l.574.
CORN-None.
OATS No mixed. 77ik a 7sc: No. 2
mixed. Use. No | white, TsN 7Sl.c No. ?
white, 77Ac; No. 4 white. 73l1c; No. !
heavy white. 7sG7ei4c; No. / heavy
mixed, 7shc. No. 1 heavy, special red,
7sl4 y 7sc; No. extra heavy, special
red. 79hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Fruehauf 10 Pay
Accent Dividend

Fruehauf Trailer CO has dc.
clared dividend ~ 80 cents on
common. payable Sept ] 10 hold
ers Of record Aug 10 The same
amount was paid june
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Shelter Mig. Votes
Dividend Of 5 Cents

Shelter Mfg. Co. has declared
a dividend of ; cents. payable
Sept. II 10 stock of record Aug.
is. The previous payment was
; cents on June y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
IA SALE
WINES & CHAMPAGNE, INC.
Dividend No. p

The Board az Directors has
declared a cash dividend Of
ten cents Nl0) per share,
payable on all Of the outstand-
ing shares of the company on
August n, 1874. 10 share
holders Of record ~ the close
OF business, August 10. 1914.
L. T.. Meyfarth.
Secretary
Pennington, Michigan,
July 10, 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Dividend Of 50 Cents
By Bower BEARING

Bower Roller Bearing Co. de-
clared . dividend Of 80 cents. pay
able Sept % 10 stock OF record
Sept s A like amount was paid
June 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
WINNIPEG GRAINS

WINNIPEG. July rs GNSj Rye closed
&C down to &c UP today. July. xl.04 a
hid; oct xlO51. n O5A Dec, 81 O5la ~
lO5A May SI0sA N OSls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Build Cabins Here

But besides Col. Johnson, De-
troit factories lay claim 10 ira-
portant work in building the
pressuriZed cabins. AT De Soto
and Hudson, the presSurlZed
cabins are being turned out on
production lines. 1t is a ire
mendous Job and both are doing
topnotch job. De Soto makes
one cabin, Hudson the other
two and the outer wings.
The nose section is made by
De Soto and it is constructed
into a gigantic air-conditioned
chamber for comfort and COM
bat efficiency. There is no
necessity TO use oxygen when
the cabin is closed for high
altitude flying.
(See picture OF nose section
on first picture page).
The nose section and other
parts where crew members must
sit during raids are protected
against heat. cold and atmos-
pheric pressure when the Super
fort lnvades the stratosphere.
The cabin is sealed so no air
can get in or out except by
pumps which keep air pressure
and temperature inside at con-
slant level.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Tompkins Back

Jack A, TompkinS has been ap-
pointed American Airllncs district
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Livestock M arket
PITTSRI RICH

PITTSBURGH. July 2S UNs)--CATTLE
--25O. steady. except on Gamers and cut
ters. which are 80 cents lower. steers,
good 20 choice. Sl5.75 n 1913, medium 10
good. Sl3 756Il5.75, common 10 medium.
Sll7 5m Ia rs grass steers. sen Is; heifefs.
good to choice. Sl3 500l4. medium 10
good. S12ml4.50; common 10 medium
SIS 501i2: cows. good 10 choice. Si0d II ;
medium 10 good. ssMe. canners and cut
tsrs s4n7: bulls good 90 choice, 81 50
n II so. common TO medium. So 500 10.
HOGS-2oO active and steady. l6p-lho
lbs 4 Si4Hi4 81. 10000 lbs, Si4.1au
fI-S5: 2OO-220 lbs. Si4 75m - S.; 200 $50
ms. 81. 4Oai4.s5 10000 his, si3 500
i44O 30O-35O his. $i3 - so; 100 loo
lbs $40 500 IL IS: roughs. Sll 500 u 50
SHEEP $780, steady. ChcFe lambs,
$40 5ONl4 So. medium 10 good, tll .5Op
IL 50: common lambs S5u7. ewes. $40 g.
wethers. sac 3.
CALVES so, steady Good to choice,
si5mis: medium. Si20 10. 50; culls and
common, NHs.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
What S New
in Business
the DETROIT TIMES

Blood TeHs Of Boon
in South America
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29

So r. -'ts crsed June 81 80
Iq44 'FA3
,.,.rr.t. X4i54 500 So 10 ste
common snare earnings 81 il 90
HUN-TIIIF Cur
Report 90 nstet esruinEs i0T IL n.a =
ru.ft fIrf 800. 1873 -
Ne' Irrft AIlhpf 'Fs,fos
Hsf fhuff S5.b ff'P
HI u~ON RAY Missing A SMtLIlN"
SA u.tfhs vuded Tune aH-. N. 80.
Is4f 1888
.,t .-rff s. 2s9 stq 2A0ia OBS
Pr share u ~ shfo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29

COPPERwELD STEEL 90.
Six months ended June 90
1874 1913
Net profit t2ss, ueo 1893, q! Z
Common share earnings 4sc SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29
Earnings

NTANDtRD RRANDs, nc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29

Sales including ODD lois. <hsZ sndret
Dividend. In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 50 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-29

'Upon requs 'hsn BE- glad no msI yos foiScr .hch
qBesior, shout telephone md
ieu, 10. Vhs procedure Gspiie, m different
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Ydnks Capture
Key to Livorno

ROME, July 10 fUP)-Ameri-
can troops smashed four miles
beyond Volterra within a few
hours after capturing the key out
post before Livorno Geghorn)
and threatened today TO turn the
coastal defenses some 10 miles
below the great Tyrrhenian port,
which had stalled frontal push
against it.
1t. Gen. Clark's forces pushing
northward from Volterra battled
the crack Goth Panzer Grenadier
division.
Official Italian sources an
nounced that italian patriots were
battling the Germans in the
streets of Leghorn as the Fifth
Army closed against the prize
city. while lguerrillas hit re-
peatedly at Nazi communication
lines throughout enemy-held areas
Of Tuscany, behind the battle
front.
German delaying tactics in the
outer defenseS of Livorno were
frustrated when American in
fantry forced the evacuation of
Volterra. m oun Il n road hub
southeast of the big port, took
over the city and struck north
ward Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
DE GauIIe


WASHINGTON, July 10 GNS)
Gen. De Gaulle announced today
that he will shortly establish a
capital of his provisional govern
ment in some city in liberated
France. De Gaulle said he would
go TO France soon after leaving
the United States.
He told reporters that he had
attained the principal objective of
his journey to Washington:
Frank and objective talks on
the grave questions Of common
interest to the United States
and France in this great war
and after the war"
De Gaulle declared fatty that
the French armies must occupy
the Rhineland for the security of
the world.
Revealing that he had discussed
the postwar treatment of Ger
many with President Roosevelt,
De Gaulle said that the occupa-
ton of Germany will be accom-
plished by an inter-Allied agree
ment. Although this has not yet
been made with French particina-
ton. he said. it will be necessary
for France to take part in any
such arrangements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Warming on Optimism
Issued by Eisenhower

NEW YORK, July 10 0NS) -
Gen. Eisenhower, supreme Allied
commander. today warned against
growing optimism over the prog
reSS of Allied armies in Europe,
predicting long and bitter fight
ing before final victory"
His statement was carried in a
pooled broadcast by MICS Re-
porter Merrill Mueller speaking
from supreme Allied headquarters.
Mueller quoted Gen. Eisenhower
rs terming the German robot
bomb "a damnable thing" adding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Phrase Painted
on Election Ads
Shocks Senator

Proud Of ms cleaning new signs
proclaimlng hum a candidate for
reelection, State Senator Leo j.
WlkowSkl received a jolt today
when informed that some one had
added 10 his banners bitter
truth. a. follows
"On Trial for Graft"
The line in large red letters was
10 fit perfectly on the
signs. thus making them read:
"Re-elect-DemOcrat-Leo J.
Wilkowski, On Trial for Graft"
Wilkowski. seeking a fourt h
term from the Second Detroit
Senatorial District. is one Of the
IN the bribery case
now under way in Mason
BY telephone during the noon
recess the senator said:
1T was a dirty trick and
think I know who did IL. but
we have crew at work remoV-
ing these defacing lines"
Because of his enforced absence
from his political battle-ground
the senator has been depending on
his brother. former Senator An
thony Wilkowski. and his cam
paign manager, Pub ic Safety
Commissioner Joseph Wiesnewski
Of Hamtramck, TO protect his in
tcrcStS.
He has nine opponents in the
Democratic race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Sabotage Reported
RISING in Hungary

NEW YORK, July 10 GNS)-
Sabotage in Nazi-occupied Hun
gary is increasing daily" the
Stockholm newspaper Aftontidnin-
gen said in an article reported
10 the Office of War Information
today 1t quoted the Swiss news
paper. Berner Tagwacht, as stat
inc the Budapest chief of police
had announced that "all persons
refusing 10 work. and all sabo-
teurS will be Immediately exc
cnfed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

WASHINGTON, July 10 GNS)
~ President J. Carlton Ward Jr.
hi the FairchIld Engine and Air
craft Corp. told a Senate military
affairs committee today that he
had seen German plans for an
invasion of the United States when
he was in France IN 1910
"If II had not been for the
successful fght of England, We
would have been attack d
through Mexico when we had no
armorcd force and no air force"
he said.
Ward. whose Office il IN New
York. said that in 1910 he was in
tranCe as a member of an Amer
Jean m is sion comforting with
French officials
Il returned TO this country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Giant Air Transport
Production BEGINS

BURBANK. Cal, July 10 (UPl
Sister ships Of the record-break-
ing Constellation, giant transport
plane technically known as the
Csc, are in limited production for
the army at the Lockheed Air
craft Corps Burbank plant, COM
pany officials disclosed today. The
number of planes on order for the
AAF was withheld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
NaZi Accident
German Generals Really
Died IA Battle, Say Reds

NEW YORK, July 10 1NSD--
The Russian radio said today that
the accident which took the
lives Of Nazi generals Emil Won
Wickede and Karl Egsleer was
the fighting or the eastern front.
Dransocean. the Nazi agency,
the deaths Of the two
generals in an accident last
Friday but gave no details.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
NdziiS Driven
Aloha
Entire Front

SUPREME HQ.. ALLIED EX-
PEDITIONARY FORCE. July 10
GNSD-Advances along the whole
front in Normandy, with British
forces south of Caen pillng up
significant progress, were re-
ported by Gen. Eisenhower's head
quarters to-day
Eterville' and Maltot on the
Odon River bridgehead, three and
four miles respectively southwest
Of captured Caen, have been CO.
Cupied by Gen. Montgomery'S
forces.
The enemy resisted Stubbornly
in the area OF Etervllle, which is
on high ground
These British gains were de-
Scribed as the most Immediately
significant Of several advances
along the whole front" There is
no sign. however, Of German dis
organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Train Wreck Toll 33

JELLICO, Tenn. July 10 GNS)
The death toll in the wreck Of
Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road train, which plunged into a
gorge near Jellico last Thursday,
reached 80 today. with the finding
OF additional bodies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
NaZi PLAN for Attack
On Us. Told Senators

and told some Of my men ! had
seen Hitler's plan tn attack the
United States and they wouldn't
believe me-" he said
Ward declined TO amplify his
testimony. stating that IL might
involve diplomatic matters. He
made the statement 10 the SUBJ
committee in urging the United
States to maintain a strong post
war air force,
Vote EDWARD X. BROCK
For County Auditor-Republican.
ADV.
\. l.. MEREDITH for Drain Com.
Qualified and endorsed Republican.
ADV.
HANNAN-Congress-14th--R.
Rid Country of Bureaucrats-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Don't BE Frightened
By the Air Raid Siren

Detros air raid sirens will shrek loudly tomorrow
II and again p. remind the citizens that
is their duty go the polls and cast their votes in the
primary election
only other time that the sirens blown except
the Friday houB thousands Of people in all parts
of the city thought that there air raid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
EXTEND BRIDGEHEAO

The Wire bridgehead has been
further extended in spite OF "Irost
determined" German resistance.
In the area north of Caen the
situation is steadily improving.
Mopping-up has been almost COM
pleted
Headquarters pointed out that
all German Withdrawals have been
carried out on an orderly basis.
The NaziS do not appear 10 be
pulling back to any particularly
new prepared line but merely TO
be giving up untenable positions.
Activities OF the Allied air force
and French patriots are making
Continued on Page >. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
HemanS Hits
At Hamilton
nv Al kAUI MAN
Iinnr. ~laH InTTrennnhrnl

MASON July 10 John r.
Hamilton. former Detroit council
man and state legislator vas paid
$3.50 cor more for his influence
and vote against anti-linancc com
pany legislation. The graft trial
jury was told TO-DAY by Maj.
Charles F. -Tcmans states star
witness and former Lansing pay
off man
Hamilton has been granted I'M
muuity by Judge Leland " Carr
who conducted me graft grand
jury
Facing Cr0ss-cNaWlna'iOr the
first time today Hemans idenu-
fled \ sheet ot paper Tor defense
attorney Roy :. Conlcy on which
he had noted the names and the
amount of alleged brides agaInS
all of the ~ legislators on trial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
:SJ Generals
Lost bv NaZiS

LONDON. July 10 GNS)--
Thlrty-five German generals have
been killed or captured on all
fronts since June 6, with the cap
ture today Of Mai Gen. Troll at
NlnSk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
CAPTURE AIR FIELD

Despite continuation Of enemy
strength. striking successes are be-
ing scored. The bitterly defended
airfield at Carpiquet, W { Of
Caen has fallen into Allied hands.
Strong German counterattacks
were repulSed in the T'illy-sur-
Seulles sector and also in the
vicinity of La Haye du Puts to the
west.
In the American fighting sector
OF the Cherbourg Peninsula, the
town Of Santenay, on the road be-
tween Carentan and Periers, was
captured
Gen. Eisenhower headquarters
said the steady American advance
across the Wire River bridgehead
in the face of strong German pres
sure "Shows considerable long
term promise"