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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Found Guilty
OF Contempt
BeforeCarIr

LANSING, May 16 -
Thomas McMaster, general
manager and vice president
of the Arrow Distilleries Of
Detroit, was in Ingham
County Jail at Mason today
after being found guilty Of
contempt of court by Circuit
Judge Leland w. Carr, who
is conducting the grand jury
investigation into legislative
corruption.
McMaster, who is IS and lives
at 19505 Littlefield, Detroit, was
remanded TO Jail to await sem
tence. which will be passed within
a few days unless he purges him.
self, il was stated.
DETAILS LACKING
Since his contempt was based
on his testimony before the grand
jury. details are. not available.
The charge was brought into
the open when Judge Carr adj
journed the grand jury and sitting
in open court said that McMaster
answered questions contemptu-
ously, failed to answer questions
where no determination was in
volved and refused to answer
questions he should have answered.
McMaSter is married and has
two children.
Meanwhile Julian F. Thomp-
son, official of the Household
Finance Corp. of Chicago, was
released on $500 bond by Judge
Carr after arraignment on charges
of conspiracy TO obtain enact
ment of the intangibles tax law.
IL ACCUSED
Thompson is one of ID. includ-
ing nine present and former legis-
lators, charged with the same off
Tense. Only Armand Robichaud.
public relations counsel for the
Beneficial Management Corp,
Newark, N. j.. and Rep. Walter
s. Stockfish have failed TO answer
the charges.
Stockfish is in the armed serv-
ice.
Special Prosecutor Kim Sigler
said that papers TO extradite
Robichaud would be prepared for
Gov. Kelly's signature as soon AZ
possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Conner Krise's Son Captive

Reported missing in Italy Jan
%, Sgt. Edward F. KriSe. son Of
w. Conner KriSe, former chief
assistant prosecutor. is a prisoner
Of war in Germany, it was learned
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
School Strike
F areS Anew

BetaHeep 1900 and LOO pupils
az I Hamtramck' Senior High
School and CopernicuS Junior
High School, refused TO attend
classes today in protest against
dismissal notices sent % teachers
The rebellion broke out first at
the junior high school when 500
10 900 pupils there refused TO
heed the bell opening classes.
They marched 10 the senior
high school and implored the
pupils there 10 Join in the holiday.
WE'RE on STRIKE"
After an impromptu meeting.
the senior high pupils walked out
and mingled with thee younger
pupils, shouting. Were on strike,
down with the school board.
B. NJ. Conklin. principal of the
senior high school. refused 10 rec
ognize the situation as a strike.
He said he had beat the pupils TO
the punch" by dismissing classes
when he saw troub e brewing.
Student leaders said otherwise,
adding that they wouldn't return
until they had their way"
The original plans for the walk
out were made al meeting of
pupils last night at senior high
school
After the meeting, Vincent
SadlowSki. school board president.
told school leaders that if the
walkout occurred the case of the
teachers might he hurt. He said
there was. a chance that the
teachers would-tiltimately be re-
instated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
YANKs SEIZE TOWN

Headquarters Of Gen. Wilson
announced that the total of priS-
oncrS taken in the present often
Slve had risen 10 5000
American { oops under 1t. Cen.
Clark took the mountain town OF
Splgno two and one-half miles
northwest of captured Santa
Maria Iniante, and headed north
ward IN a drive against ESperia.
The Fifth and Eighth armies
captured Il square miles of for
tilted territory yesterday for
four-day total of 81 square
miles, United, Press said French
Moroccan troops captured Ca
sale, Anunziata and Castelnuovo.
Up added :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Allied Flank
Drive PerIs
Casino Area

NAPLES, May 16 (INS)-
Allied troops today threat
ened a decisive llanking move
ment against Casino, bull
wark of the Gustav Line, by
reaching the highway con-
Meeting the battered town
with the Tyrrhenian Sea.
German forces were hurled
out Of Spigno and strategic
San Giorgio by hard fighting
American -atfa7French units
which demorallzed the south
ern seGtes of the enemy de-
Tense Ise and crushed Ger
aRfesistance in the Ausente
valley.
Shortly afterward. spearheads
Of Ii. Gen Sir Oliver Leases
British Eighth Army severed the
CaSsino-Minturno lateral highway
southwest OF Casino.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

Wildcat strikes of Clio members today swept through
five plants making estimated $500 idle and hating
production of amphiban tractors aircraft engines guns
marine engines trucks and torpedoes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

about government discoveries. II
hard OF hearing send name. ad-
dress today, ACQUISITION. 2404 Ea-
ton Tower. Detroit.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
SPEED PREDICTED

Allied sources al Lord. Mount
batten.s headquarters in Ceylon
said the new Chinese offensive
would make the campaign 10 clear
the Japanese from northern
Burma a matter of weeks, in
stead of months.
They predicted that. the Japa-
neSe. hard-prcSScd by Allie d
troops in the Myitkyina-Mogaung-
kamaing area, would he unable
to divert Sufficient reinforce
ments TO the Salwcen front 10
halt the Chinese offensive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

Ruptured-Ingrams are specialists
IN selection. fitting rfHSSes and
surgical supports. 4444 Woodward.
Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
COMPANY'S VERSION
TOSS 3 INTO STREET

A ChrySler spokesman said that
at $50 a. m. today a mob of work.
ers led by Frank Holly, chief
steward, and Herb Hummel and
Herman Youvon, both shop stew
ards, marched through the plant
and threw the plant labor control
supervisor and two assistant SUI
perintendents out on the street.
Holly, Hummel and Youvon
were subsequently discharged, the
spokesman said.
Union leaders refused TO COM
ment, but the company spokesman
said two men were discharged
yesterday after they led q group
of workers away from their Job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

Solution Of the l9-day old strike
OF $500 members OF the Fore
mans Association Of America in
il Detroit war plants today hinged
on n conference 70 be held IN
Washington between Walter NJ.
Nelson. attorney for tho FAA and
William II. Davis. chairman Of the
War Labor Board
Defying the boards order 10
have It's men back in the plants
by the first shift yesterday, the
20-Ian executive board Of the
FAA met for eight hours and then
adjourned without decision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun will set AZ sis p m today
and rise tomorrow AZ 8 90 m
The moon Wall set A. 2.i9 .. m. to-
day and rise tomorrow al 50 A. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
TOWN NEARLY CUT OFF

The Eighth Army now has
little more than a mile 10 60 to
cut of Casino from the rear"
a battlefront dispatch said
The Nazi Transocean agency
admitted that Allied troops
."have gained further ground at
some points and reported the
British and Americans throw
ing new divisions into the
battle -
Field Marshal Albert Won Kes-
selring used Mark III and Mark
" tanks and rs centlmeter as
Sault guns to stave off the serious
threat TO Casino and Highway 6
10 Rome.
The EigRrh Army'S bridgehead
In the Casino sector has been
deepened 10 two miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
In the Times TODAY

D&C LAKE LINES to CIevelsnd
every night ar IL so: 10 Buffalo
every evening az $50 Travel in
comfort. CA. $500 ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
DRIVE WEDGE IN PASS

The Shwel River. more than
ID miles west of the Salween. was
reached after a bitterly contested
advance through the two-mile-
high Mamlen pass leading across
the kaoli Kung mountains.
Seventeen miles TO the south a
second Chinese column drove four
miles beyond the Salween and
encircled Japanese troops in the
Tatangtzu area, while third
force 20 miles farther south cap
tured HongmoShu
AT the southern wing of the
offensive, line. Chinese infantry
men drove past the bomb-shat-
tered town of Pingkya toward
Hsiangta ID miles TO the north
west the thrust was aimed at
Lunghng, on the old Burma road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
MUST CLARITY ORDER

"We want SIR. Davis 10 fur
ther clarity the situation and
tell III how the foremen will he
provided a method OF settling
their problems in the plants
without having TO rush to the
WLB with every minor gTieV-
snce," Keys, president OF the
FAA, said.
Meantime tension grew at the
six companies affected by the
strike. as two strikers were ar
rested by police yesterday for in
vestigation Of interfering with
workers attempting 10 enter the
plant of the Murray Corp. OF
America.
Arrested were James McNiSh
40. of 1929 Nottingham. and
James Williams, Al, of 1891
Tracey
bet. 1t. Marvin Berry said that
the two men were part of a picket
line of 80 attempting 10 stop
workers from going through the
gates al Clay and Russell. The two
werereleased TO appear for further
Continued on Page 2. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Chinese
Nearing
Burma

CHUNGkING. May Is (UP)-
Four strong Chinese columns adj
vanced toward the Burma from
tier on a lOO-mile front west Of
the Salween River today and a
:communique said one attacking
force had broken across the Kaoli
kung Mountains 10 within 10
miles Of the border.
Supported by L. S. planes that
bombed and straled the retreaung
japanese, the Chinese were IN
flicting casualties on the enemy
that "outnumber ours by more
than two 10 one. the comnmnique
said, adding that the general adj
fvance Is going ahead rapidly.
The northern Chinese wing
reached the ShwelI River Sunday
at a point 10 miles east of the
Burma frontier on a direct line to
Myitkyina. the main japanese
base in northern Burma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
NU.ENAMEL PAINTS CAR

Of average size for 1895 Easy to
apply. Dries quickly.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

DR.. J. {. TOOLE. DENTIST. 40
W. Lafayette AT Mich Opp. City
Hall. Hours: 90. Tel. CA $3.50
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

Most serious of the strikes was
at the Highland Park plant of the
ChrySler Corp, where 5000 were
idle after a mob of UAW-CIO
members from two departments
physically elected three super
visors in a dispute over the dis
missal of two men.
Other plants hit by strikes
we're the Graham-Paige Motors
Corp, where $500 are on strike;
the Buick foundry at Flint, 1900
on strike; Great Lakes Steel
Corp. 200 out, and Federal Mogul,
200 idle.
The labor control supervisor
.epcted was Leonard Slowin. The
other two were Thomas O'Conner;
assistant superintendent of the
general machine shop, and Jesse
Johnston, Observation-Disclosures
of the general machine shop.
THE union people are APP
parently going crazy" the COM
pany spokesman said. "A mob
OF from 80 TO 100 backed up
their leaders. They finally were
persuaded To leave the plant,
and the rest of the workers
were told TO go home"
There were two versions Of the
trouble at the Graham Paige
Corp. The strike started last
night when, according to the
union, the company refused TO dis
miss a plant personnel officer who
they said was antagonistic toward
Go committeeman and stewards.
CoMPANY'S VERSION
One thousand walked out and
they were joined by the remain
ing $500 on the day shift shortly
after Z a m. today
A company statement charged
that the walkout resulted from a
protest on the part of polishers
over War Labor Board refusal ia
give them retroactive pay for time
lost while engaging in work
Stoppage several weeks ago.
The strikers are members of
Local 142. UAW-CIO.
TOSS 3 INTO STREET
A ChrySler spokesman said that
at $50 a. m. today mob of work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

1000 Strike.
Shut 6 Plants

Two thousand two hundred employees of the Clayton
and Lambert Mfg Co. joined the long list of CIO strikers
Detroit today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
FREE BOOK on DEAFNESS

Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
THE WEATHER

Continued on Page 9, Col. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-14
SITUATIONS woMEh Cont.

LADY. young, experienced in nursing
desires position in doctors office. Call
Lincoln 5000 between 3 and pm 14s
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored trained. de-
sires any kind of cases; experienced, refer
ences s. for S-hour day, So for IL hrs.
DI. 410T
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored. settled, sew
eral yrs exp, would like permanent care
OF baby OF working parents; l0hr. duty.
no Sunday Me. 1870.
SECRETARY STENO.. young with college
BACKGROUND, experienced in law and bust
ness ofilces, also real estate. Box BID,
Star.
sTENoGRAPHER, competent, with many
years experience and limited knowledge OF
bookkeeping, desires position with private
industry. Box 4S9-C. Star. Is"
STENOGRAPHER-TYP work at home,
outside dictation by appointment thor
oughly experienced; manuscript or profess
sional work preferred. EN- $751;
TYPlST. experienced desires work 20 be
done at home. Call OR. o537, 8 TO IL m.
YOUNG NAVY WIFE seeks position doing
houSework for congenial, chiidleSs Wash
lngton family: has lSmonthS-old child
Box 313-C, Star Ia
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YOUNG WOMEN

With some college training. under So years
of age. for work with figures of a non
accounting nature. Reasoning ability
accuracy and liking for detail essential
Those with mathematic major preferred
portunity for advancement Apply week.
day mornings. Personnel Dept RIM 100
Capital Transit Co. 36th and Prospect
streetcar) to door. These positions will
oe of special interest to those residing ir
GEORGETOWN or nearby Md. or Va. .as thi.
saves travel time
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Expe desires con
tact with reliable concern; age rs: draft
a-F minimum salary, $4,000. Box 4S7-C,
Star 1a@
ROOKKEEPER. accountant, ONCE mgr
F.. c. credit, public acctg. exp; acctE. grao,
ADVISE salary. future. Box 2a-D. Star !"
ELECTRIC GUITARIST popular music
desires connection with small dance band
or ~rnun. OK 1919" 15s
REPRESENTATIVE for estab-
lished organization is able to serve ad
ditional firm or group. Box 439-C, Star
16A
30 experienced office man.
agement, credit. advertising, statistics,
desires position in U, 8 or foreign coun-
try: references. Box 457-C, Star r.
10 yrs exp, excellent ref
desires position. or 5l2 day week: $40.
Box 4So-C, Star Ia
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, light colored, wishes Job as part
6075
student of home eco
Monies will care for children evenings in
Hyattsville area Call WA 1852. I6'
GIRLS, colored. wish part-tme or full
time work De 1851.
SOMEWHERE l know there must be one or
two people who would appreciate good
reliable housekeeper, middle-aged. Box
434-C. Star. ia"
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FURNlTURE-3-p piece walnut bedroom
suite, cedar chests. Hollywood beds studio
coucheS, sofa beds. love seats mahogany
and walnut dreSSers, walnut and mahog-
any chest, occasional chairs and tables.
mahogany desks maple dinette suites, cor
ner cabinets, 3-pc. wicker suite maple liv.
rm. chairs, special Axe inner-Spring mat
treSS. Lincoln Furniture Co, SO7 Pa
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IA 44NO0 y 4tN1II CN DIV,
9TH Sth and f SITS. NV.
WOMEN WANTED
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP

LADIES department has permanent open
ing Tor bright girl, lS or over, with high
Scnool BACKGROUND, for our service desk
Excellent opportunity to learn ladies'
reaoy-to-Wear business; chance for ad =
Vahcement, pleasant surroundings. excel
lent discount on personal purchases.
1910 Z CT III w
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STENOGRAPHER

Pleasant office. hours, 9:30 am to
$50 pm, every other Saturday off; salary.
$40 mo. and lunches Apply manager
ONCE,
IOrEI AMNAnOI
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

BRICKLAYING, fireplace and chimneys
built and repaired. Al Fagnani. WI. 1921.
BRICKWORK, retaining walls. steps piers.
cling; After 4. MI CHS. I5'
CARPENTRY-Do your spring repairs now;
ELECTRIC CONTRACTING, house wiring
ance repairs CAN Quality Electrical serv-
ELECTRIC WIRING. fixtures, extra out.
ELECTRICAL washing machines and re-
lrigerators repaired and overhauled. all
F Fault II T1Rf fSil corrected hampers
1nst slIe also rspsirs to ehimneys. Edwin
GENERAL CONTRAcTING. bldg. repairs
s Woak Temoee4g # al types by
Goor AND BAD Stu 2uRSI NJ Iss apholstered
days. Norton, 1906 14th St. NV. AID. 1873
PAINTING AND PAPERING. excellent
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PAPER apTs Il HANGING and painting: We work
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PAPER HANGING. this week only. s. and
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PAPERlNG and painting by skilled me
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PAPER HANGING. quality workmanship,
white mechanics. Also painting, plastering,
floor sanding. RA l9a0
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Quality work
at moderate prices by 1st-class mechanics:
3 years experience: work guaranteed. For
Tree eStImates and prompt. courteous serv-
icc. call DI. OILS. IT.
PAPERING AND PAINTING. immediate
service Geo. u years exper.; free estimates.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE, all work guar
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE on all makes of
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REPAIR WORK and house wiring; extra
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

White Most interesting and responsible
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of business and organization affairs De-
sire party with BACKGROUND in private
business or with civic or fraternal or
SANITATION. Salary. ST $40. Call DE
1913. Mr.. Cave, for further informa ton
and anp0ip-p,ept
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


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TUTOR, military school instructor. desires
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We buy and sell antiques.
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EXPERIENCED
TELEPHONE OPERATORS.
Apply employment Office 20 10Th st.
NV; Monday through FriGay $50 M
to pm: Saturday. $3.50 am. TO I'm
The c. & P. Telephone Co.
Do not apply If employed full time at
dOStry 80
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RE-UPHOLSTERING

RE-UPHOLSTERING.
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10 look like new, S52 Latest patterns and
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2423 18Th st NV Adams G761
. PREWAR WATER HEATERS.
30 and 20 gallon. fully insulated steel
Jackets, furnished and installed, l. z.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

GENERAL REPAIRS and remodeling work
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RHODES sLooP, "a #, combination
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HRrSE ffsi Ro%r 9SSp SaesS M Ma
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SAIL BOAT, for sale, snipe Hi class i5h
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WANTED-outboard motors, regardless Of
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beam. 4-cy, 4l-h p. Gray motor: compl
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COCKER SPANIEL, nitcN black, rondsor
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COLLIE. beautiful, thoroughbred, female.
white, Columbian, inoculated years old,
perfect for children,s pet or breeding pur-
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SCOTTIES, solid black, males, $40; fe-
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service: reasonable rate. DI. 6540 or
PONIES, all sizes. Phone Braddock
Heights Nd asal or sa4i after pm.
DOBERMAN PINsCHER, o mos female;
spaded distemper and rabies lnnoculated: !:
ears cropped: housebroken; $50. WA.
,ObS.