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The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-28
April in Missouri

spring will soon Be here
life is deicately young in spring
green fire will burst and open the earth
the sudden haws will come the wild saps flow again
then will arrive changing and variable days
crossed by dramatic shifting of daylight and shadow
soft intermittent breezes like of endlesy yeanng
giant hills will rock and break sitt
and from the reavVakenine bosom of the valleys
from the black dirt of fertile botton-lands
heave snow-white drift of bud and scarlet blossom
pale green shoots of early corn
then usually after icy spring rains
the skies above will to be incredibly blue
Cpl Thurman w. billiard
& Det., sou 1922
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-28
UnfoithfuI Wives Worry els

Washington (CNS) wives and
sweethearts are one of the biggest causes of
worry among Y. S. fighting men overseas ac-y
cording to Maj. John S. Clarendon chaplain
with the China -India-B Burma wing Of the Army
Air Transport Command, who recently re-
turned to Washington. @ ~
My own personal opinion" said Mai. Gar
renton, is that any woman with husband
overseas wading through hell, sweat and blood
who is playing around over here with another
man is about the lowest thing know. And
about the next lowest thing know is the man
who plays around with her"
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-28
Prayer for the Week.

Eternal Spirit, who without our asking it
hast ushered into this great generation
with its chaotic circumstances and its tremen-
dous issues, help us to measure up to the
need Of our time-in the spirit of our Lord.
Amen. Harry Emerson Fosdick.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-28
Censored

Gilbert Islands (CNS)-Here's a note the
censors wouldn't pass: Dear Nom, the ship
censor won't let me tell you what we're doing
but sure are making history. P. Slow
Gilbert and Marshall making out in
school?"
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-28

It's slap, slap, slap at eventide
And at the dawn's break too
And when you've finished slapping
Your face is bruised and blue.
So give me back Huachuca's
Snow-capped peaks, its sage and sand,
Where the frogs don't play Bazookas
AS they do in this No Man Land"
Pfc. Moses B. Johnson
Hq. Co., 92nd Inf. Div.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-28

And the rains fall in your face;
The mud cuddles closely round you
From the sole up to the knee;
And you think of a million places
That you would rather be.
The Saboteurs hover over us,
They sell mosquitoes shears;
They cut right thru our headnets
And stab us with their spears;,
The Apache sentinel., 1944-04-28
Moneuver Miseries
We're somewhere in Louisiana
.(And geez, what a. swampy placeD
Where all forms of life harass you

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Doris Cromwell
Denies Charges

NEW YORK. Nov. IL CUP) -
Doris Duke Cromwell, who has
had scarcely a nickel's worth of
marital peace since 1885, was
smoothing the lives of sailors in
Cairo today while a deposition she
left behind in her efforts to rid
herself of James II. r. Cromwell
took a rough view of his ideas of
her as wife.
The tobacco heiress fatty de-
MED. and said she was not sur
prised that Mr.. Cromwell would
falsely testify" that she was
guilty of misc duct with a
'truant member of the British
Parliament" while married TO the
former Philadelphia society leader
and one-time minister to Canada.
Mrs. Cromwell's New York at
torney released the deposition
after the Reno court hearing her
divorce suit adjourned proceedings
until Monday.
Seeking TO annul a New Jersey
court annulment of her Nevada
divorce from Cromw we'll. Mrs.
Cromwell was trying to prove
that she was a legal resident Of
Reno when her decree was
granted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
III. ). Prison
Break Fails

WASHINGTON. Nov. II (UP)
Three prisoners in the Lewis
burg (Pa) Penitentiary at
tempted a break about 8 a. m.
today, but were overcome with
tear gas before they could es-
cape. the department OF justice
announced.
The prisoners reached the exit,
forcing the prison medical officer,
DR.. Edward Rinck, and his Sec
rotary, to accompany them by
flourishing improvised knives, the
Justice department said. The tear
gas bombs were fired at them by
guards.
The prisoners are now being
held in solitary confinement pend
ing further discipline, the an
nouncement said.
The prisoners involved were
Lavelle II. Busch. 81. Port
from Fort Bliss. Texas, sentenced
from eFrt Bliss. Tex, sentenced
June %. l941, to Is years for as
Sault and desertion; Charles
Thomas Livers, 10. Evansville,
Ind, sentenced at Cincinnati
Nov. 30, 1943. to II years for a
hitch-hike kidnapping, and Leroy
Dohrman, 3S, Dawson, Mich. a
military prisoner from Fort Ord,
Cal. serving five years for a sex
OffenSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Marines
Praised

WASHINGTON. Nov. II tIns)
Adm. Nimitz hailed achieve
ments of the l.. S. Marines in a
radio broadcast last night which
celebrated the 169th anniversary
of the marine corps.
THE marines have richly
earned n special day for q CRATE
full nation TO pay tribute to the
fighting leathernecks," Adm.
NimitZ declared.
Adm. Nimitz recalled that the
first marine division started the
Pacific offensive al Guadalcanal
and continued il at Cape Glouces-
ter and Palau.
The second marine division was
at Guadalcanal and won fame at
Tarawa, Saipan and Tinian.
The third marine division took
the beachhead az Bougalnville and
later seized Guam.
The fourth division captured
Kwajalein and continued on TO
the Marianas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Court Dismisses
Suit

Circuit Judge Arthur p. Web
Ster today dismissed suit
brought against state officials by
Robert Seibert. 257s Drexel, at
lacking validity of the separate
presidential ballot in the Nov. 7
election because of the confusion
it caused.
Judge Webster, acting on motion
of Ben Cole. assistant attor-
ney general, dropped the injunc-
ton and also belatedly ruled that
the election could be held. Sci
bert, Democrat. acted as his
own attorney in the hearing yes
terday.
He asserted, in answer to ques-
tions. that not only the presiden-
tial and state ballots but the other
five issued TO each voter as well,
we're confusing. Previously he had
filed similar suit in federal
court bat that also was dismissed
by Judge Lederle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Senator Hits
Peace Army
Willis Thinks Soviet
Will Stand Aloof
TINE DETROIT TIMES
Nov. 1914

WASHINGTON. Nov. IL ms
Senator Willis (R) of Indiana
predicted today that the issue OF
sending American troops into &C
ton on orders of an international
peace o. -anization Will become a
moot question before the U. S.
Senate has TO pass on II.
Willis expressed belief II a
Russia would dispose Of II before
IL reaches the Senate floor by re-
fuSing 10 participate 20 the extent
advocated by the more ardent
proponents Of an international
peace force.
The Indiana senator would IA
vor giving the American delegates
on the peace council limited au-
thority-with specific definitions
OF what is 10 be maintained in
the world order.
1.-THE question Of what we
would do TO maintain the peace
IL linked definitely with the
question of what Is 10 he main
tained-that IL, the character
OF the peace treaty" he said.
81 don't think am ready TO
give a delegate n blank check
TO send American soldiers any
where In the world"
Willis added that "there is no
time when Congress is not ready
10 function quickly in an emer-
gency."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
8 Seats Hinge
.0nArrnyV Vote

NEW YORK. Nov. IL (UP)-
With six House and two Senate
races still to be decided, a re-
capitulation of returns from Tues
days elections indicated today
that there will be minimum Demo-
cratic majorities of % members in
the House and seven in the Sen
ate wheK the 18th Congress con-
venes next January.
The eight undecided contests
are in Missouri, Pennsylvania and
California. and hinge on delayed
counting of soldier votes. Mis-
souri,. which started counting its
soldier ballots yesterday, has four
House races and a Senate contest
still in indeterminate stages.
HINGE ON ARMY VOTE
The count of soldier votes in
California on Nov. "a will deter
mine one House seat, and Penn
sylvania's soldier vote count,
starting Nov. %, will determine
one House and one Senate seat.
OF the 429 Representatives def
nitely elected. 243-or 25 more
than a half of the chambers 435
members-are Democrats; 1874 are
Republicans and the American
Labor and Progressive parties
elected one each.
SENATE LINE UP
On the basis of Tuesdays re-
turns, the new Senate will en-
brace So Democrats, 81 Repubi-
cans and one Progressive, with
two members yet to be deter
mined.
Meanwhile, the relative posi-
tions of President Roosevelt and
Gov. Dewey, the defeated Repub-
lican presidential nominee, re-
manned stable with respect to cleo
toral college votes. With little
likelihood of any change, Mr..
Roosevelt apparently had cap
tured 36 states having 432 cleo
-toral votes, while Dewey took the
other II states with SO electoral
votes.
The latest returns showed this
popular vote standing:
Roosevelt 24,5SO,9O7
Dewey 2l,S60,627
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
CIVILIAN BOARDING

The spokesman credited the ris-
ing black market to civilian hoard
ing and temporarily short supplies
induced by faulty distribution
In some areas. OPA began its in
vestigation about six weeks ago
after adequate" stock dwindled
rapidly.
All field offices were instructed
TO watch the situation and take
whatever legal action is necessary.
Chief black market centers have
been metropolitan areas, the
spokesman said, where ''prohibi-
ton era" sales methods and the
large number Of retail outlets
have complicated enforcement
problems.
Fewer violations were reported
by OPA in less populated sections.
PUZZLED BY SCARCITY
The reason for the scarcity
Of cigarets il bewildering," the
OPA official said, "'in view Of
the fact that more cigarettes are
now on the market than in pre-
war years"
In Chicago, black market OPP
orators were repeatedly selling
cigarettes for so to IS cents a
package.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Byrnes Bdres
London S Peril

UMBIA. S. c., Nov. II
(UP)-Declaring that little would
have been left of London if the
Allies had not landed in France
when they did. James F. Byrnes.
war mobilization director, said
today tina he wanted to take no
chances" with possible new Ger
man secret weapons. He exhorted
Americans to bend every effort to
hasten the defeat of the Axis.
Byrnes said that Allied armies
in Europe were using artillery
ammunition faster than it could
be supplied.
So great was their need. he de-
clared, that hot shells are being
loaded into freight cars from fac
tories "as soon as the TINT in
them solidifies."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Tea Gowns Rule Roost

Skirts are straight and shoulder either COM
pletev missing or invisible. Some shoulders round off like
football PLAYERS sweater perhaps exaggerated but with
the rounded look.
Madame told they believed in having seams in clothes
because they were needed WELL However they
should not be
Tea gowns the roost here. There several
lovely in this house.
pale pink brocade which looked like luscious straw
berry had beautiful pink pearl buttons at the
small waistlne long farng skirt shoulder with the
sleeves little full to the elbow and at night extending from the
elbow to the wrist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Lucky Visit
Care+aker Closed Hall
Before Robot Hit

LONDON. Nov. II GNS)-The
fact that the caretaker of a Sal
walton Army hall was called out
of town saved the lives of 100
British children last night, il was
revealed today
The hall received a direct flying
bomb hit at a time when the chill
dren usually attend a weekly
meeting. But the hall was not
open because the caretaker had
been summoned to a convention.
Children turned up as usual. but
went away-and missed the bomb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Chicago Transit
Still Tied Up

CHICAGO. Nov. IL (INS)-Lit.
tie prospect of immediate settle.
ment appeared in sight today as
strike of 600 union workers Of
two electric railroads servicing
Chicago'S west and north shore
suburbs entered its second day.
Thousands of suburban dwellers
were forced 10 scramble again for
other means of transportation.
The unions demand a 9-cent-an-
hour pay increase for motorrnen,
conductors, switchmen and collec-
tors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Afternoon Dress Unusual
The afternoon dress is new and unusl

The afternoon dress is new and unusual
1t is Of black crepe with full drape only side The
blouse is embroidered in small motifs with every pastel
think Of The sleeves full the elbow then
fitted tight to the wrist The skirt fairly straight the back
but with the usual funess in the panel the mmy The
important of the dress onesed ape the blouse
AS in every fashion show, there is the BRIDE
This looked like Botticell painting She blue
brocade embroidered with descent sequns The dress had
deep fold the breast nekne high like choke of pearls
and sleeves shaped like melons elbow. The
boufant with horizontal inserts of the material
This lovely dress could be gown for ball well
as wedding dress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Lorelle Hearst Gables:
Fashion Halls
Paris Designer
By LORELLE HEARST
special Correspondent of The Detroit Times

PARIS, Nov. 11-Mad Carpenter is comparatively a
new name in the fashion world.
This house consists of two women
Mad is the designer and Carpenter is the front gal
/ met Madame Carpenter today.
She is charming with lovely soft voice and speaks
English in musical tones.
This all shows in her collection 1t is "welbred' as
she is.
This house has shown only to American buyers as
only into being in-l940.
The towards drapery of shoulders and tight
nodded drapery around the hips
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
80 Attorneys Named
To Bar Committees

Appointment Of more than SO
attorneys TO membership on the
seven state bar grievance COM
mittees in Wayne County was
announced today by Frank II.
Boos. general chairman.
The attorneys will serve with
out compensation in the bars
program for enforcing ethical
discipline. Chairmen of the seven
committees are John f. MartZ,
Frank T. Kinks. Lawrence f.
Brown. Henry Meyers, Frank f.
Kenney. Max Smitt and Benjamin
y. Burdick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Slayer Of Girl
Takes Own Life

SALEM, Mass, Nov. IL (INS)
Police were busted today wind
ing up the loose ends of the sex
murder of 14-year-old Marie Rose
Lacombe. which they marked
closed with the suicide of Wilfred
J. Marquis.
The 20-year-old discharged SOL
der was found dead in a Salem
rooming house in gas-filled room
with tube in his mouth leading
10 an open gas jet, as police
closed in on him.
District Atty Hugh A. Gregg
said Marquis committed suicide
after trying unsuccessfully to get
away from police who had been
failing him since shortly after the
Lacombe girls body was dis
covered Wednesday.
Police said Marquis apparently
induced the girl 10 accompany
him 10 lonely part of town
where she was attacked and
beaten to death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Stain Speech
OffendS Japan

NEW YORK. Nov. II INS)-
In the first official comment on
the speech last Monday in which
Premier Stain termed Japan an
"aggressor nation" Sadao Iguchi.
spokesman of the Japanese board
of information, declared today
that there is no indication in
Marshal Stains speech that any
change has been made in the
policy of the Soviet Union toward
Japan"
Yesterday. Domei declared that
the Japanese people were sur
prised and offended" by Stains
classification of Japan as an "ag-
gressor nation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Jap Woman Wants
To Join Suicide Corps

NEW YORK. Nov. IL QNS)-
Writing a letter in blood" a
22-year-old japanese woman to-
day begged Navy Minister Yonai
TO permit women TO participate
in the suicidal aerial corps ac-
cording TO a Domei agency dis g.
patch recorded by FEC.
The japanese have publicized a
squadron called the Kamikaze
special attack corps as a unit that
crashes its planes into their tar.
gets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Mail Thief Sentenced
To ! Years in Prison

Joseph Wynn, "a, Of 2945 Ward,
convicted of stealing an S18.75
war bond redemption check from
the mails while serving as a
substitute letter carrier. today was
given a two-year sentence in a
federal prison.
The sentence was imposed by
Federal Judge Monet. Wynn
worked as a DSR bus driver after
his discharge from the post office
department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Cigaret
Action Set

WASHINGTON, Nov. II fINS)
The OPA, it was disclosed today,
Is preparing to crack down on a
developing nationwide black mar
ket in cigarets which has drained
legitimate retail outlets of many
popular brands during the last six
weeks to two months.
An OPA spokesman said that
violations of cigaret price ceilings
had "snowballed" in the last few
weeks and added that local en-
forcement officials were preparing
Substantial blocks of cases s.
throughout the nation for imme-
date legal action,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Life Term as Killer
Begun by Blonde, y

WAYNESBURG, Pa. Nov. IL
tUP) - Blond Nancy Jeanette
Holt, %, of Frederick. Okla, en-
tered the State Industrial School
for Women at Muncy, Pa, today
10 begin a life sentence for the
poison Staying of her husband,
Jesse. 33. in May. 1913.
Holt was a tractor operator on
the Big Inch" oil pipeline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Pearl Gray Wool Suit Shown

"A very good wool suit which be in the city or
country with shown 1t pearl grey with small
line running through In the front the ngertp jacket
had wide box peas each side shoulder the bottom
of the jacket The back had four of wide loose box
From the neekliHe the bottom of the betedt
tight with leather belt in front The belt is
broken very green leather pieces with two tiny
silver buckles.
The skirt is plain in front and there inverted pleas
sewed down to the knee the back which the nes
needs walking comfortably.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
w Bomb
Analysed

LONDON, Nov. IL (1NS)--
British technical experts, after ex-
aiming portions of exploded Nazi
w robot bombs which have bonn
barded southern England for some
two months, declared today that
the latest German terror weapon
was superb piece of work.
After intensive examination of
odd bits of machinery littering the
ground in the neighborhood of
W. bomb craters, the experts said
that each portion of the Nazi
rocket bomb was delicately and
intricately wired. with spun glass
being used to line some parts.
But the W., aside from provid-
ing technicians with clues to its
construction, produced a great
crop of miraculous escape stories.
The bombs, which achieve the
speed of more than 900 miles an
hour. and fall from far up in the
stratosphere. give little or no
warning of their approach.
Victims of the W. are mostly
taken unaware, but many have
survived explosions of the robot
bombs within a few feet of them.
One surviving eyewitness to the
arrival OF W. bomb described
the missile as resembling a comet
trailing fire.
Among the many astonishing
escapes was that of a policeman
who was very close to the point
of impact of a W. bomb. The le-
sultant blast blew every button
off his tunic, smashed his flash
light and helmet, but left him I'M
harmed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Simple Life
For N1anViIIe

MAMARONECK, N. Y, Nov. II
QNS)-Tomriy Manville, veteran
of seven wives, today prepared TO
give up his estate, Bon Repos, and
set up modest bachelor house,
keeping in a suite of five rooms
and three baths in a New York
midtown hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Electric Blue Plays Big Part

There another in green tafeta with black velvet
stripe
gown had a very wide fold of the material
falling from the shoulders down to the wrist starts about
reaches the wrist
Inch
Two exquisite black jet buttons at the doll waist
Again the skirt is very full to the floor.
Electric blue plays big part the color of these French
collections Once used wonderful wool dinner dress
The shoulders broad there and 1t had long
tight The hip drapery very pnchedn at the
middle front wasne and held together with coral and
turquoise button Then it around the back where is
nodded into folds The skirt long and straight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Hit-Run
Suspect
Caught

The owner Of car which sped
from the scene of an accident in
which il ran over a woman W.
worker and dragged her 60 I'd
last night entered his home fiW
hours later to be arrested by
waiting police.
Officers went TO the home at
1881 Spring Garden after wit
nesSes to the hit-run accident
supplied the license number of
the car. There they found the
apartment door open and
7-year-old boy alone.
At a. m. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Meyers entered the apartment
and Meyers was arrested for in
vestigation OF leaving the scene
of the accident.
WOMAN BADLY HURT
Police indicated that the
women's division may take action
against the couple for leaving
their child.
Meyers admitted owning the
car which struck and injured
Mrs Frances Vigari, ID. of 1892
Shipherd, at st. Jean and f. Cam
field at II :35 p. m, but claimed
that he and his wife were visiting
friends all evening long.
Mrs. Vigari. meanwhile, was
under treatment at Saratoga
General Hospital for serious in-
juries, compound fractures Of the
left leg and possible skull
fracture.
Witnesses said Mrs. Vigarf
was struck by the Meyers car as
she started 10 cross Garfield The
car, they said, was travelling so
miles an hour and. after striking
the woman. carried her body
across the intersection. where IL
became free and rolled to the
curb.
OTTO FOUND NEARBY
The driver. they reported.
stopped his car ard got out. but.
when he saw the body. Jumped
back into the car and drove av0
at high speed.
The Meyers car was FOUND
later on Beniteau, three blocks
from the scene of the accident.
It's license was that noted by the
witnesses and there was a dent
in the grill
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers, police
said. arrived at their apartment
building in another car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Young Negro Sought
In Assault on Girl

Police today are searching for
scar-faced Negro in his late
twenties. described by a 15-year-
old girl AS the man who assaulted
her last night.
The girl, who was treated at
Receiving Hospital for scratches,
bruises and cuts. told police that
the man. apparently hidden in the
house. grabbed her when she
entered, threatened her with a
knife and then attacked her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
Jeffries 10 Attend
Armisti(e Day fete

Mayor and Mrs. Jeffries will be
honor guests of Century Post %
American Legion in the Cham
payne Room of the Penobscot
Club at s p. m. today.
More than 300 legionnaires and
their guests have arranged for
reservations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-13
.DPW EmpIoye, Hurt
As Auto Hit Cart, Dies

Michael Pavlick. 81, of 6345
Horatio. died early today at ST.
Mary's Hospital of injuries suf-
fered when struck Thursday by
car driven by Samuel Cohn, 81, of
1857 Tuxedo.
Pavlick, a DPW employe. was
struck at Collingwood and Yellow
stone as he pushed his refuse cart.