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The Nome nugget., 1945-12-17
l9-POund Boy Born In Kentucky

ASHLAND, Ky. - Mrs. John Castle, 40, of Westwood, an Ash land suburb, recently gave birth to her twelfth child-a l9-pound boy. The father, laborer, is GA years old.
 Dr. U. V. Frailey, the attending physician, said the condition of both mother and child was satis- factory.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-17
ESKIL ANDERSON
 TO VISIT IN STATES

Eskil Anderson of the Territo- rial Bureau of Mines will leave Fairbanks on December IT, to fly to the States for Christmas. He is looking forward to a family re- union in Spokane with his broth CTS who have been overseas dur ing the war. Anderson will be gone only few weeks. Before his de- parture he reports he will rewrite his first pamphlet on the jade min ing prospecst and development in Alaska. The geologist firmly SUD- ports the theory that Eskimos can be trained to carve the hard green stones, and that they eventually could become fine craftsmen in the art.
 "I am sure the King Islanders and some of the older ivory carv- CTS could do beautiful work with jade," Anderson declared eff pro- perly trained and supplied with the necessary tools."
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-17
Eskimo Troupe Is Stranded, Tour Cancelled

JUNEAU-Don C. Foster, Alaska Native Service superintendent, has reported the dancing troupe of 25 Point Barrow Eskimos who recently sailed for the States un- der a five year contract to per form native dances has been stranded in Seattle. Foster, who has recently returned from Seattle where he personally endeavored to locate the original promoter, Art Monette, declared the dancing tour was cancelled without ever giving a performance.
 Inquiry is being made by the ANS which, the agency says, may lead to prosecution of Monette for alleged embezzlement The former construction workers nine part ners, each of whom was to put up $1,500 to back the dancing tour, will also be liable for prosecution, the native service investigators de- clared. The $15,OOO supposedly pooled to back the venture is also missing.
 The stranded Eskimos, including many older natives and families with small children, are residing in a Seattle tourist camp at the expense of federal relief. They will be returned to their original homes at Barrow as soon as pos sible at the expense of the ANS, Foster reports.
 Stressing the bureaus disfavor of the project from the start, Eos ter said every possible legal means had been tried to discourage or completely block the natives de- parture at the start.
 It is the policy of the ANS to permit the natives freedom of movement, Foster said, but to in vestigate the reliability of persons promoting such ventures. In this instance a bond was frequently promised but never forthcoming, he added.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Fhers Describe Retreat as Rout

Berlin said British tanks had advanced 33 miles beyond the
Rhine Wesel the Dortmund
miles past kickoff point this morning There the Tommies
past the main arsenal of the Ruh and only 245
miles due of Berlin.
Returning pilots said the battle lines moving ahead
rapidly that bombing had be established every
20 minutes and that the Ruhr of the
a ''rou"
AT points pursuing completely out Of
contact with the fleeing enemy.
Troops of the American Ninth Army their right flank
charged into the Ruh itself and the Dusburg mill
ar highway Radio Luxembourg said they captured the fac
tory city Of Stekrade. miles northwest Duisburs
The Germans in the midst of general that
had broken into dordery many points hundreds
of Allied tanks riding hard on their heels
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Tank Armies Race Ahead Unopposed

The Allied armies shaken for The first time on
major scale hwdlng their infantry lines racing
almost unoppoed the burning Reich anywhere from 80
TO 90 miles beyond the Rhine.
To the south the American Third and Seventh linked
the Main River 35 miles and about the
distance southeast of embated Frankfurt
brought the American First Third
along front Of almost 100 miles and Neckar
River valleys.
The German home reported that British tank spear,
heads in the Of Minden less than from
Berlin. ms said
Into few blazing hours that Germany with
her greatest military disaster of the packed thess
developments
The American First Army swept 60 miles beyond
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Industry
Map Partnership

The preamble 70 the proposed
charter said that today manage
ment and labor are united in na-
tiOnal defense Tomorrow, We
must be united equally in the ma.
tiOnal interest" and proposed
these principles;
. Increased prosperity for all
involves the highest degree OF
production and employment az
wages assuring a steadily ad.
vancing standard of living.
. The rights of private property
Continued on Page 2, Col. IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
200 Strike
At Packard
Despite Plea

More 'han 600 Packard Motor
Co employees remained on Strik"
today despite 4 hack-to-work plea
made hy a grief.Stricken UNION
steward The father Of Two sons
listed As battle casualties IN Ger
many
Company >poke>mon said thai
II the strike continues $1,000
worker, viii he sent home
Tho steward j. John krulock
and the strike was called because
the company refused to reinstate
him after dlScharging hlm for
hampcrlnC war production at the
plant
Two weeks ago krulock is To-.
ported 10 have ordered the entire
shift on ono production hnc 10
leave their lobS following dis
putc with two fellow union mem
hers assigned 10 make a time
study of loh in the plant.
The company fred krulock the
following daN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
KesSeIriing Reported
Rejecting Command

PARIS. March 2S ms
French circles reported today that
Nazl Field Marshal keSSelring
had refused 10 assume command
Of German forces on tho Western
Front He lS reported 20 have
made the decision after a confer
enCc with the general staff.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

PARIS, March % (UP)-Seven Allied armies
drove headlOng through a 2OO-mie belt of Ger.
many's western battle screen today in series of
spectacular armored break-thrOughs that hanked
the entire Ruhr basin and carried to within 230
miles of Berlin
American flierS who swarmed out by the thousands
bomb and strafe the fleeing enemy reported that the Allied
tide sweeping eastward with tremendous speed and
power.
Except fora few stubborn pockets of resistance the by
passed Ruhr valley German opposition melting everywhere
from the Karlsruhe TO the Dutch border.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
GETS TRAGIC NEWS

kruloCk later received two telc-
grams from the war department
One lnfnImcd- him that enc son
was missing nm action and another
critically wounded on the western
front
The executive board Of the local
held 2 special meeting and or
dered all strikers back 10 work
on their next regular shifts. kru-
locks appeal was incorporated IN
the order.
The Iicrn avenue plant of the
company Is down and two depart
mentS IN the main plant have
closed The company is being
forced 10 send employees home
hourly due 10 lack Of parts and
material and the entire Packard
organization will be AT stand
still within "A hours if the strike
Is not ended. A spokesman said.
Events leading up TO tho strike
follow.
on March - the uniou@vas ad-
Continued on Page >. Col. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

organize and engage in collective
bargaining would be recognized
and preserved.
The code also would recognize
and preserve the inherent right
and responsibility Of manage
ment 10 direct the operations of
an enterprise
The So-called charter would
provide for creation of a Joint
Of business and labor
representatives 10 promote ac-
ceptance and sympathetic un-
derstanding" Of the principles by
the organiZati tionS concerned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
YanIxS Driving Inland.
Peril Capital of Cebu

MANILA. March IS GNSl -
\ m eriCan amphihIouS troops
pressing an invasion of Cebu
drove inland today and threatened
the bOmb-battered capital OF that
central Philippines island
Elements Of the famed Ameri-
cal Division, commanded by Mai
Gen w ". Arnold. stormed
ashore on the cast coast Of Cehu
some FIVE miles southW est Of Cebu
City.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
0PA 10 Begin Issuing
Canning Sugar Mdyt

W Earl Fitzgerald Detroit dis
rict OPA director today an
nounccd that local var price and
ratlonlnC boards Will begin 10
ISSUE sugar for canning purposes
on MAY
Application must be- made 10
the local boards Because the
supply Is short the amount allotted
VIII not exceed 20 pounds a person
or 100 pounds family Fitzgerald
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

WASHINGTON, March IS
CUPD-Three top labor and M
dustry leaders today announced 4
proposed charter FOR a practical
partnership" Of labor and man
agement 10 insure industrial
peace after the war.
a Seven-point plan was made
public al a joint press conference
by Eric A. Johnston, president of
the l. S. Chamber of Commerce,
Go President Philip Murray, and
AFL President William Green
Under the proposed code Of
principles. the right Of labor TO
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Filthy Bars
In City Face
Closing Threat

Scores NJ filthy" Detroit Ca
looms. including two popula a r
downtown bars 10 which social
disease infections have been
traced. will be forced 10 close
their doors under a policy adopted
today by the state liquor control
commission.
The commission chairman. John
? Aaron, announcing A general
cleanup OF the situation IN De
trolt said that stop orders had
been issued against a long list Of
barroomS which have applied for
new licenses. The current licenses
expire May /
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
NOTED BATAAN CHAPLAIN REPORTED DEAD

MARYkNOLI, n V. March 2S (UP)-Fr William
Cummings. the chaplain who preached Bataan that
there atheists in fnXhnleS il believed dead the
MaryknOll Society said today quoting Maj Albert Talbot
of the L. = Chaplain Corps with the word that Fr Cum
mngS had been aboard Japanese transport sunk by
American submarine Dec. l5 1914, route TO Japan
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Italian Fighting Light

ROME. March 2S CUPl - 4
drilling ram slowed activity on
the Italian front although Fifth
and Eighth Army patrols main
tanned contact with the enemy
hcadnuariers said lndaN
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Sea Battle On.
Tokyo Claims

GtAM March % Thursday UP)-TokNo q said today
that air and surface vessels attacking Amer
lean naval task groups which had pounded the strategic
Oknawa islands $50 miles southwest of Japan.
Tokyo also reported that grim fighting raging be-
tween reinforced American invasion troops and Japanese
earrsons islands of Okinawa Island itself The
japanese radio further said that American planes
Taded southcrn japan today aunnor Of the renorted
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
IAPS PROMISED FULL L. s. AIR BLITz

WASHINGTON March 8UNS)-Gen II. II. Ar
mold commander Of the army air forces today promised
Japan the same type of smashing air attack that has
been destroying the Germans but to accomplish this the
air force will need to be at full strength until Japan
defeated lie reported the American Air Force alone had
flown l,5i5.000 sorties over Germany and used
l100,0O0,OO gallons Of gas
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
BOMBING OF JAP EMPEROR ADVOCATED
CHUNGKING. March 2S

CHUNGkING, March 2S UP)-Acting Premier
I. '. SOong, asked at press conference today if he
thought American planes should bomb the Japanese
perOr, replied by all That would make
embarrassing question to deal with later"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

Hitting the beaches A. Talisav
after bombardment by army air
craft and warShipS Of the L. s
Seventh Fleet. the Yanks moved
rapidly forward gaining 5000
yards be fore contracting the
enemy. Maintaining their advance.
the liberation units stabbed half
way 10 Cebu. the capital
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
SOFT COAL FARLEY STILL DEADLOCKED

WASHINGTON, March % (JP)-The soft coal wage
conferences completed another futile negotiation session
today the nations 100000 miners cast ballots expected
to affirm their willingness to strike when their present
contract expires at midnight Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
ISLANDS INVADED

The invasion Of the kcTanas
part OF the Okinawa group. is a
prelude 10 imminent landings on
Oklnawa Island itself site Of an
important naval base and several
sirhcldS IN Japan's inner defense
belt. Radio Toxic said.
Supporting American warShipS,
Including al least II battlcShipS
and ID aircraft carriers. shellcd
and bombed Oklnawa and other
islands 10 the west and south ior
the sixth straight day today.
Tokyo said
Pacific feet headquarters re-
nained silent on the enemy re-
ports of landings IN the KcrcmaS
but confirmed that warShips and
carrier planes continued 10 al
tack enemy forces and land de-
fense installations i'm the, ,RyukNu
chain. of which the OINnawa
group is part
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
ARMY. NAVY EVIDENCE

Meanwhile. II eaIth Commits
Sioner Bruce II. Douglas said that
evidence against the two popular
night spots u7dFT FIRE wit Dc SUBJ
mitted 10 the liquor commission
tomorrow by army and navy doc
tors and health officials.
Forty per cent Of the soldiers
and sailors nm teaVe in Detroit
who contract social diseases re-
port they were contracted after
meeting in downtown drinking
places" DR.. Douglas said
THE health officials have No
authority tO close the two bars
in question. hut the liquor com
mission can do 30.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

WITH l. S THIRD ARMY IN GERMANY. Marc

% (JP)-UnitS of the Third Army entered NieSbaden
today in drive clear that pocket of resistance
bulgng in American lines
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
Allies Unable
To Keep Up

PARIS, March 2S (UP)-American and British forces
today Joined in northern tank bz that swept around the
of the Ruhr at a-day pace and Third
Army spearhead reported 21O miles less southwest
of Berlin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

ga1d3zS!13
FIRST ARMY ADVANCES % MILES

L. $. FIRST ARMY GHQ, March 28 UP)-First
American Army today reached Belnhausen, 22l miles
southwest of Berlin, in 22-mie advance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
I'm The Times TO-DAY

NFYKo MARGARINE is ruFncd % your table
TRESH daily IN refrigerated TRUCKS ADV.
Rsttir JUDGE PAtI ' kRAUST, Pscordsr's
Court Endorsed By Detroit Bar As n - Adv,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
New Heat Record

The mercury mounted at ; p m.
today TO 70 degrees. an sll-time
high for March IS. The previous
record was recorded March 2S,
1910. when the temperature hit u.
vOTE FOR ARCHIE LFADBETTER
For County or-Repuolican-Apr Ind
ADV,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
MAY CALL 9N ARMY

If the commission does not act.
Dr Douglas said. the matter viii
be placed in tho hands ol military
authorities who have the right 70
declare such places out Of
bounds" "
Aaron Indicated. however that
he would take entire responsibility
for the cleanup here
There are many saloons IN
Detroit that are not ht to
operate" he SAID go decent
American would hp seen inside
Of them. These places are Serv-
ing not only drinks, hut food.
They are filthy heYond desCrip-
tion and will he put out of huSi-
ness unless they clean mp and
light up
CHECKING on SALOONS
Charlie, a Parrish chief en-
forcement officer for tho commits
sion. said he was working IN CO.
operation with the army and navy
10 check such saloons.
Girls who visit the downtown
bars frequently are of teen-age.
Or Douglas said Social diseases
are increasing at an alarming
rate with soldiers and sailors
alone reporting an average of $50
cases q month, he added.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29
HAS JAPAN RISkED rLEETs

Grim hghting on the ~
lands OF kerama in the Oki-
naws group il developing 10 n
fever with aur forCcS en-
trenched In counierofienSiNe po-
-AIliaAA =, -L,A.. ,-..-.-sa.4.rr-..-r,1I -
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-29

II
was no confirmation from
American sources OF the enemy
reports
HAS JAPAN RISkED FLEET
II the japanese feet ha, chaI-
longcd Vice Admiral Mlt~ChoT &,
Ffth Fleet carrier task force. %
is the first time the enemy navy
IA. rSked battle since it> great
defeat IN the Philippines battle Of
Oct. 23-2i 1914
The navyS top admiral, All
have said they would welcome q
final. decisive engagement with
whatever remains OF tho japanese
feet
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
MUCC Denies
Girls 0verWork

Union charges that two Michi-
ran Unemployment Compensation
Commission employees working al
62lO Second faipted al their desks
because OF long hours and un-
hcalthful working conditions we're
denied today by Eugene +. Dor
mer. director of the commission.
m 1T il entirely possible the
iris tainted. but not because
they were required Ia work go
and 20 hours week." Dormer
declared.
Dormcr produced records which
Indicated one girl worked from
- 10 l5ia hours weekly in the
last foul weeks and the other %
10 So, hours. They are Miss
Jeanne Mclean. 1923 W Grand
Bkd.. and Miss Lois MattSson. -
l. Grand Bkd
The charges were made by Of
ficials of the State. County and
Municipal Workers tClOl. after
the girls were taken home IN q
police ambulance
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
OPPOSES ELECTIONS

TOKYO. Sept. % (UP)-Prince
Fumimaro knnnye frankly de
-cfared today that he felt the
japanese people were not ready
for any January elections be-
cause of their lack of political
understanding.
konoye. minister without port
folio in the new japanese cabinet
and one Of the closest men 90 the
emperor. said he did not think
Hirohito would abdicate.
Meanwhile. social worker Toyo.
hIko kagawa planned organiza'
ton OF a combined party which
viii work for Japan's immediate
switch 10 democracy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Delay Farley
In Allied Rift

LONDON. Sept. p GNS) The
Big Five plcnary session of foreign
ministers, scheduled for this morn
Inc, was postponed" as British
official circles blasted a fve-year
RnSSn-A Hungarian Sd economic fee-
mcnt.
Conference circles refused 10
admit whether the postponement
was due TO Allied bitterness over
conclusion OF the pact
Meanwhile. Prime Minister Att
lee ordered an immediate investl-
cation OF an interview by Field
Marshal Sir Henry Maitland Will
son, in which Wilson warned of
potential Soviet World domination.
LON DON, Sept. % (UP)-
Informed Romanian sources eX-
pressed concern today that the
United States and Britain may
Acfuse TO sign a peace treaty with
bmanid II Russia persists IN her
support Of the GroIa government
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
BelSen Gas
Deaths Told

LUENEBURG. Sept % GNS)
DIR Ada Bimko. a Jewish woman
physician. testified today that
trembling women and children at
tempting 10 escape the lethal gas
chambers of the AuSchwitZ death
camp were rounded up like ami
mails being led TO slaughter.
DR.. BimkO said that Josef
Kramer and blond Irma GreSe, on
trial for mass murders, watched
the slaughter preparations.
She described the deaths Of hcI
mother, brother and 6-year-old
son in gas chambers disguised as
showers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Col. Devereux
Returns TO i. ).

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. %
UNS)-Lt. Col. James p. Dew
ereuX. commander of the heroic
Wake Island marine garrison, was
back in the United States today,
reluctant TO talk about his experi-
enceS. but insisting that the Japs
must be taught lesson
Eleven other heroes of Wake
came back with Devereux. includ-
ing lst 1t. Clarence A. Barninger
OF Cassopolis. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Miami Air Crash
Victim Is Found

MIAMI Sept. % QNS) The
body of a second pilot was re-
covered today from the wreckage
of two planes which crashed into
downtown Miami last night after
colliding in the air.
They were flying IN formation
when they crashed
WreckaEe from one ship fell
between garage and ware
house and the second hurtlcd
through the roof of the ware
house, setting II afre
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Volunteer
Arin.yFOr
Japan

WASHINGTON. Sept % CINSD
The May bill for volunteer re-
cruitment OF occupation armies
headed today toward an expected
quick passage by the Senate next
week.
Senator Revercomb tR) of West
Virginia said he would ask the
Senate to put into the House
passed measure. written 10 hasten
muStering-out for draftecs, a pro-
vision for one-year enllstment>
and re-enliStments.
The measure extends wartime
benefits. including the CT Bill of
Rights. 10 enlStceS who Join the
army within q year, and liberal
ICES pension retirement
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
MendcePrenier
In Naples Riots

ROME. Sept % CUPl--Italian
police and caraminieri reinforce
ments were rushed into Naples
today after a notouS street
brawl during which 5000 labor
demonstrators tried 10 mob Pre-
micr Ferrucclo Parrl
The demonstration was staged
in protest against the Allied pol
icy of employing German prlS-
oners of war on the Naples docks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Slayer
Sought

Police today sought the asSail-
ants Of a man identified as John
McNulty. 80, OF 1893 Bingham,
Dearborn who was pronounced
dead eH arrival Al 4 r lRet-tit-tviffE ffoS-
pital alter being found al h c
-cnEncr0T Brady and Woodward
early today
Police found a trail of blood
leading from q vacant lot at 80
Brady 10 the street intersection
where the BODY Was found. A
pair OF glasses and other indica-
tons Of a struggle were found.
Mrs ElVa Berkau who resides
near the vacant lot. told police
she heard men talking late in the
night
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
5000 0kinawa Vets
Join Victory Fleet

WITH THE VICTORY FLEET
EN- ROUTE TO THE UNITED
STATES. Sept % INS)-An es-
timated 5000 veterans of the Pa
cific war will join the Third Fleet
at Okinawa today.
The Texas. Arkansas and Ne
vada will join the fleet at Okinawa
with hundreds of additional serv-
icemen aboard. all eligible for dis
charge or furloughs home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Hermit ROutS Sheriff
Af Point of Gum

WILD HORSE, Colo. Sept %
OUP)-Neighbors kept a safe dis
tance today from the cabin Of a
red-bearded, former college pro-
fesSor who suddenly threatened TO
shoot any one who approached the
Shanty where he has tinkered with
test tubes and gadgets for 20
years.
The recluse- scientist, John
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Denies Tito Aide jailed

LONDON. Sept p GNS)-
EdVar kardeli, vice premier Of
Yugoslavia, ridiculed reports to-
day that Ivan SubaSic. foreign
minister in the Tito government,
was under house arrest in Bel
grade.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
SuitOr Hills Self.
Wounds His Rival

Fisher lived, found Robert Dun
nigan. 80 Of 53S y. Cedar there
ahead Of him and fired a blast
from his l6 gauge shotgun into
DunniganS right arm.
Palmer'S body was found later
Sprawled over a chair in his own
room at the LarCh street address.
lie had placed the muzzle of the
shotgun IN his mouth and pulled
the TRIGGER
f...t' t-7 -.'
sou Ii. 4..e 80 - satin -9j
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Quake Recorded

NEW YORK. Sept. p uNS)--
Fordham University'S seiSmograph
today registered a fairly severe
earthquake which occurred $500
miles from New York. apparently
in the Southwest Pacific area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Truman. Cabinet
Start Stag Holiday

WASHINGTON. Sept % tUP)
President Truman, along with
his cabinet and leading Democrats
in the government, starts a two
day stag" holiday al the exclusive
jefferson Island Club in Chesa-
ppakc BaV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Jap Atk-Alk Guns
Set for $1,000 Feet

TOKYO. Sept. % OUP)-Japa-
neSe anti-aircraft guns reaching
$1,000 feet were ready for the
defense of the homeland as the
war ended. Mai. Gen. William +.
Marquat, chief of Gen Mac
ArthurS antl-aircraft command.
said today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Jap Typhoon Kills
876; Hiroshima Hit

TOKYO, Sept. p CUPb-A
three-day typhoon which swept
western Japan this week left S76
known dead. 9i3 missing. 9l9 in
jurcd and extensive property
damage
Worst hit by the typhoon was
Hiroshima prefecture. where the
first atomic bomb struck
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
$4,000 Gift TO Vatican

VATICAN CITY, Sept, %
GNS)-Pope Plus XII received
Leo Kubowistky. secretary of the
World Jewish Congress. who in
tends 10 present $4,000 10 the
Holy See in appreciation of Nati-
can assistance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Police Chief Named

NEW YORK. Sept p lINSl -
Arthur w. Wallender. deputy
chief Inspector, was appointed
New York'S new police commits
sioner today by Mayor LaGuardia.