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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-21
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF MACOMB
IN CHANCERY

HrLMA ESTHER BREsLIN. Plaintiff
WILLIAM HENRY BREsLrN.
Defendant
No. l5.43S
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
Suit pending in the Circuit Court
for the County OF Macomb In
Chanoery. on the l7th day of De-
cember. 1e45.
In the above entitled cause II appe ar
ing that the defendant, WILLIAM HEN
RY BRESLIN. Is not a resident Of this
state but that he resides In San Fran
cisco. in the State Of California. and
reason OF hts absence from or conceal
ment within the state and by reason
of his continued absence from his place
Of residence:
THEREFORE,. on motion OF FRED
NICHOLSON. attorney for plaintiff,
IT IS ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance in said cause On
or before three months from the date Of
this order. and that within 20 days the
plaintiff cause this order 10 be publish
ed in the MONITOR-LEADER. a
newspaper published and circulated
within said county. said public alton 10
be continued once In each week for six
JAMES e. sPrER.
=. Circuit Judge.
Attorney for the PLAINTIFF.
220e5 Van Dyke Avenue,
Van Dyke. Michigan.
Phone: Center Line 14l4.
Dec. 21,28; Jan. %.li.l8.23: Feb. NIL
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-21

One of the
m ost popular
pastimes of the
list doughs was
trying to figure
out just where
they had been,
and under what
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
8cmbcm 3crItSrtctt
2.5 @1tiM. 1ap>NGmIcr

3ofio - Die Soften zines arie-
ges muroen Dem iaponil6en @odf
id)arf ins 8epuBtlein gebradt, als
0as 8oblfabrtsminiiterium croft
nete, ooB nabe3u $500 600 @eb6uoe
i'm 2ono BEL omerifaniiAen Rlrftan-
griffen 5erit0rt tpuroen. 3ugleid
erfltbren Die Snponer, OaB Amerifn
iinter l%lnftdnOen pon Scatter Siro-
bito ielber 9edung zines Cells ser
notwithstanding perlangen miro.
SCI @irobito perionlifes Germogen
bon $t06, 900 900 uls mebr oenn
nur elm Sropfen @oiier auf Ben bei-
BEN &epnrationsltein letra6tet mer-
Sen fonlte, lit in Gofio BON GERM
gerer 8eoeutung. Beit mi6tiger
lit fiir Die Saponer Ser @eoanfe,
oaB 8nlbingtons @%ntideioltng ibren
inoireft gum &riegsuerbre6er
itempeln miiroe. 8isber goIt Siro-
bitos 8ripatpormoaen oils %nnantoit-
bnr. SeIbit sic fiir3lide Anforoe-
rullg ser faiIerliden 8anfbiidler
ipuroe Sen IQiierten bon Sen SSapa-
ltern Itnrf oeriibelt.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
11cA $%55O,OOO,OOO
fir Sic M11NNN

@aIbinaton - 8enn cine bonn
8uogetousituB oes 9lbgeorOneten,
bauies nngenommere 8orlage @e.
iebestraft erb0lt, MIRO Die Notbilfe.
Attion Der Bereini9ten Stouten in
Ser Nlten @elt, illlr BON Gbina alb
gelcben, nit ablallf oes n1diten
&alenoerinbres eingelteat weroen.
Die Silfeleiitltn9 fir @bina uiirOe
gnoe Mdr3 1917 altTboren.
Die genannte Summe wiirOe ser
u96Jf&4 fir 3wede weiterer 8oDl,
fabrtsarbeiten in fremoen, pom
&riege beimgelu6ten 2dnoern 3u9dn-
gig gemod)t perOer. Die @ereinig=
ten rStaaten batten it'd urlpriingli6
perpflidtet, gu Dem llN8&44 6onos
einen 8eitrag in S0be bon $1,350,-
100000 gu l~eiiten. Mit Ben $780,
100000, Die nun gemdB Dem Dor
~liegenoen @ntmurf fir Sen guten
3med ouSgemorfen Der0en loaerL
tpiiroe iener 9eitrag in poaer 9obe
geleiItet iein. Serbert 2ebman, Der
ll9eG&a4Gbef, Ser perionlid) Dor Ben
@eiesgebern erldien, lte0te inOeiien
elm baloiges @riufen I'M 9ewiIi-
gltng zines meiteren 8eitra9es III
gleider 9o5e in Iusliht, oa Die
u9&&44 Mittel gnoe 1915 eridjopft
Iein wiiroen. Die llgeR&a- Iftion
eritreft ii6 g%egenmmartig ultf @rie.
6enlono, 5ugollnuien, Mlbanieil,
8cleil, Stnlien utro Die GiGedoIlo-
pafei.
Ger ausid)uB bertrand iid crit
Damn sur @ltbeiBung Ser Gorlage,
nnhoem Die Silfeleiitung fitr frentoe
Nationen ollrh 3uiotflauieln in Der
be5eid)neten @eiie 5eitlif) 6eldranft
uno ser @ntmnrf nod III weiteren
orei 8unften anenoiert moroen mar.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09

mar 0ie 9lbnlisung ser 3eiien 5uei.
NAL 10 groB. Die Geifen nieien So
NAL 10 uiele 9eid6oieungen oui.
lln0 uuBer0em nltroen oie 8remien,
3plinOer un0 Eager idneller obge-
nubt.
9lud acknowledgements foIten
Autofabuer uiel @elo. @eriu1e
OaB bel elmer @eidminOigfeit
BON 80 0feiIen, Elm ein5iges Salten
unO 8ie0eranfabren genali 10 bel
@nmmi Oer6rouht, pie cine Weile
snoere Geriude boben ergebcn,
ooB oas bier ODER fiinfmalige Salten
in Den StraBen mGbren0 elmer Mei-
le 6ubrt, ben 8en5inDerbrouf lnl
erbobte. @o6 Sd6bungen iper-
Den in Den StraBen, NO man ole &,r-
Iufe uorna9ul, ie0es Sabr $4,000
pro Wteile orr6 oieien Mebrper-
]rdltd OerQeli0et.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
creinsf0lcnNcr

GOmcOrS Glnb, Sne. grdiiOent:
Carl Stober; SefretGr, u. Q. Burg.
borot, 427 Burner Str, Gbeot
Gbaie, $40. IeriaumIungen monot-
lid.
TrOipeet SiIl SrieObOf. TrdiiOent:
5re0 8ogeIiang; Sefretdr, s. g.
8ihfler; S6osmeiiter: 2olrence 8.
Slut. Deri. ON 2. Samstag i'm
Nonat I'M 5rieObofsgebauoe.
9entIdJe Sreimanrer 2Ose armi.
nins, Ir. %, S.N.A.@. Sefretdr:
6reof. 8ertram, 1341 SbepberO
Str, 81. g. geridmmling am l..
Gienstag i'm Monot I'M 0euen Ma-
ionic GempeI, t3te unO S StraBe,
g. %.
Nrminius gersnisunss j.. gerein.
1rGiioent: 6enrp &ieiter; Sefretdr:
Iheooor 2er9, 1905 Siebente Stra.
BE, q. 90. geriammlung am 1.
Sonna6eno I'M Mtonat.
Greater Beneficial l%tniOn, 9iftrift
9r. 100. @r1iioent: Sobn @reoIein;
SesretGr: G6riitian Gbriit. 1929
6iinfte StroBe, q. %. @eri. om
a. Dienstag in Monat I'M @auie Scr.
1920 5 StroBe, q. 6.
Greater Beneficial llniun, 9iitrift
VT. 40. Yraiioent: @ifel 8ol-
uer; Sefret1r, Gbriitinn 4ronen.
bitter. 1104 Boniuant Ctr, Silper
Gpring, MO. 8eri. am 4. 6reitag
i'm Monnt I'M ,l6ipe 8oint Sooern",
12te uno 6 StraBe, @or0Olt.
&nppert Scim Jrauen 9ilfsOerein.
pr6iioentin: Grou @rnit B. 8romn;
Sefretdrin; Jrau Ma6el Gids. Ser.
iammlung am 2. Dienstag !. 90. Inn
2 lIbr i'm Seim.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
GMte GanNItrnBcnt
rcrkiitcn 1tmfGuc

SodIeute limo ser 9lniiht, Dab OoS
Trej = Williar0en : Collar 2 Ero.
gron1m ser 8un0esregierltng un6
ser Staatsregierungen fir Sen Nus
bau ser 9anoitrnBen arf Ionge 3eit
fortgeiebt peroen Ioll. Hah ibrer
Meinung MAIDEN iid CUTE 9lutoitrn.
ben be5ublt 6enn Tie oerminoern oie
BAIL ser l1nfGIle, unO uerminoGrn
aud Die Soften fiir Sen 8ertrieb BON
Idnomirtidaitliden unO Snouitrir-
ndrer.
Sic ,9Imprifaniide Gereinigung
ser itaotli6en 9anOitraben 8eam-
ten" i6Gtt, OaB i~nnerbal6 BON 10
Sobren Ser Alltouerfebr ooppelt 10
itorf mie Dor Dem Rriege iein miro.
,Nir f0nnen es inns nidt erlouben,"
erfldrt oie geminigung, uid1rli6
10000 amerifoner 81 totem tpenn
Der NadfriegsOerfebr iih Oer0op-
pelt."
Terlu6e, Die man BON Stndtsne=
gen nit fiinf NlutoS mdbreno zines
So6res ouf &iesWegen uno aip6olt-
itraBen anitellte baben 9e5eigt, oaB
auf ben &ieslpegen Die 8ngen 3mei
Yfeilen ipeni9er pro @allone Benign
er3ielten. Sic gebrauften aber 5ipei-
nal iouiel Del. Sci elmer Sabrge-
%idrpin0igfeit BON 25 Stunoenmeilen
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
GStct Sram mnN Gehtcr,
bcecht Nann SclbitmcrS

Gouer, g. 5, = Die 69idbr. Srau
ellen Scaoelli ftorb i'm bieiigen Sc.
neral Soipitol an eirer S6uBrpunoe
ourd Sen Sails, oie ibr Ser 70 Sabre
alte Monn George beigebrddt bate.
Srou ScopelIi teilte Ser 8oli5ei
Dor ibrem Cote nit, ibr Wonn lei
bereineeitiir5t. ols lie nit Der 38
Sabre often 5ohter Coma am 6riib-
itiidstii6 iaB uno babe Die Sodter
our1 einen SAuB in Sen &opf 9e-
totet. Gam b1tte er lie ourh Sen
Sols geidoiien uno Selbitmor0 be.
gdngen.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
Concord Club

Mitglieoer Oes GoncorO Clubs
mod)ten am Sonntug Nadmittag Ell
men alisflug our Seimitdtte ibres
Mitglieoes @errn Sans WenO. Wan
6eIi6tigte o1f Elm @ebduoe, wel6es
Dem Concord Club gum Gaui angelo.
ten murte. Ser Gerein miro li6 in
ser &eriommlltng, meld)e om II. $50.
pennber bel 6nmilie Soeit in aleron'
Oria itattfinOet, nit Dem algebot be-
fnIIen.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
'Gctc unN UcrtuMnNctc
bel 1)irrcn INT GricIt

&om, - 0odr bier ein9elnlrienen
Ereiienelorngen muroen BEL @irrer
in 9rieit cine Yerion aetotet. mehre.
re perwun0et nno Gusenoe in Soft
genommen.
Gle @irren puroen 6urf Elm
Wanifeit beroorgerufen, melfes Sta
liener anldBig oes 81. Snbresta-
ees Ser Offupation erlalien bdtten.
gefanntlid ~itreiten iid iett 9fom uno
gelgrn0 UNI oen geiis Ser Safenitaot.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
vSrcMnNc" anttIisk in
yfcinNc" rcrtranNclt

5raHtFurf, = @0be3n 10000 ebe.
iugoilapiife giirger oeut.
i6er a6funft, Oie iid in Ser omeri.
fanii6en Gone befinoen, ner6en 8ur
9eit i6res Statlts als ,,alIiierte sis.
lo5ierte Perionen" oerluitig erfl1rt,
neil Die iugoilapiide 8egierung Iid
gemei8ert bat, lie pieoer auf5uneb.
men. Sic merGen oorolsIidtlih Oie
oeutIde Stantsbiirgerifaft erbnlten.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
6iibIde @cibnndtsfarten
nit O6er O6ne NnmcnsnnfOrmf iin6
in nnierem Bureau at 6HbeH.
0entides 8aiicm6amS

Gle GarIommlling Oes 8ermal-
t~ingsrotes Oes Geuti6en @aiienbau.
les fin0et an Sonntag, Sen II. No-
uember itatt. 1ireftoren uno Gelega.
ten iinO Inn 5ablreides grideinen err
iIdt
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
Greater Beneficial llniOn

Die Giitrifte @uibington unO Bal
timore ser Greater Beneficial Union
ueranItalten on Sonno6eno, Den II.
Nopamber, in ser &beinldnOboae oes
SauieS in Baltimore einen
,Gictorp 8once", fir meldlen grobe
Gorbereitungen i'm @an9e iinO.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
v9inner" Ses GOncOr6ia 9amen.
9ilfsOereins

Gie @itglieOer Oes 6rauen-Silfs-
r,reins ser GoncorOia Stride LADEN 81
Dinner fiir Oen Ia. Nopember
elm. Seruiert miro BON IS llbr i'm
@eieaidaftsioal Oes GirhengebGuoes.
IS gibt aortoffeIflOBe uno oSpiceO
gum 8reiie Don einem Collar.
5oblen Die Sdlfte.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
9rUipcct SiG 6rieb6Of

Sic monatlide &eriammlung bes
0ireftoriums finoef aln 10. 3ooem-
Der inn 6rieObofsgebGuOe itott nit on-
i6liebenter giider-llnteriudung.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
user mnk 6%eaablen?

Eruod)en gebt gum Sanoler neben
an uno modte elm Stid roia Seiot
fiir elm nelles @uppenfleio faufen
Ser ireunolide aaufmann gibt ibl
einen Helt in ser gemiinidten 6arbs
uao antwortet ouT IrllOhens Jragl
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09

@eper lagte, OaB 9ebrerinnen bieI oa-
gu 6eitraget fonnten5 Die g~r5iebung
au bumanilieren.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09
Mc6r 2ebrerinnen fir bentldc
Ghulen

@iesbaoen. = Beanie Ser II. g.
Militdrregierung erflarten Dab mebr
9ebrerinnen in Sen osutihen Sfulen
angelteat meroen ionten, um Die Stint
Ser mad oemofratiiden &ihtIinien
5i mterrihten. gdnetdImdior q. IS.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09

IleFI ietW
&0ln. = Ger meltberiibmte &olner
Som miro. menn oie 8lane oes @r5-
bil6ofs Soiep9 Strings uerluirflidt
meroen fonflen, bis 1913 in ieiner
friiberen Serrliffeit wieoer berge-
itellt Iein, Dem 700. Snbrestag ieiner
@riinouns. Ser gr5biihof bat an lei-
ne 9io5eianen Inn Mitbtlfe CUR Nus
fiibrune Ser electromagnetic appeaiert.
9ln Die 10000 QuoorotfuB @los muB
erlest meroen. Dos meilte oesielben
muroe m1breno Ser uielen 2iiftan-
9rifie auf a0ln 5eritort. Sic alien
6eniter nit @lasmolereien uno m
bere &unitiddse, Ole wdbreno Oes
&rieges Iid)er undergraduate maren,
fonnen iett meoer an lire alien
Sldse 5uriidgebrodt meroen. 8iel
arbeit mltB 5rr &eporatur oes Sfu-
oens an perldieoenen Ieilen oes ee-
moltieen goues ansgeiibrt weroer,
beion0ers om Gah uno iiber Dem
Saupteingana. gum Slid blieben oie
mGhtieen Sdulen uno Strebepfeiler
unbeihdoigt.
Washington Journal., 1945-11-09

ultngen (Sellen). I'm elller ets
moieen Iusbreitlng i~ugenolif)er
2riminnlitdt 5uuor5lfommen, bat Der
Srtsfommanoant Sauptmann s. 8.
g~afoubian, ieine 3uitimmu1g geae-
benL oaB 9ebrer. BE bereits seiidtet
uno fir sic 4ulaiiuns gum 2ebrnmt
in sen lire Sdtigfeit auinebmenoen
Shulen 5ugcloiicn wuroen, Die
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Reds Recall Aide
, From Japan
Envoy TO Macarthur
Returns TO Moscow

LONDON. Oct. s OUP)--Radic
Moscow announced today that the
Soviet government has recalled It's
military representative from Gen
MscArthurs headquarters ir
Japan.
No explanation was advanced
for the recall of 1t. Gen. Kuzms
Derevyanko. who signed the Japa-
neSe surrender document for hi;
government.
The broadcast said Derevyanko
arrived in Moscow yesterday. II
was presumed he returned to con-
fer with Premier Stain.
The broadcast did not state
whether Derevyanko's recall was
linked with Soviet demands for
replacement of the present Ameri,
can military rule in. Japan by a
Big -Four Allied control council.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
British Guards
Wound 7 Jews

JERUSALEM. Oct. 6 (UP)-
Seven Jews were wounded today
when British guards fired into a
mob OF villagers caught smuggling
Jewish immigrants across the Sy-
rian border into Palestine.
A British Communique said the
clash occurred when the guards
discovered 20 illegal immigrants
hiding in a Jewish village near
the border.
The mmunique said the
guards fired after they were at
tackled by the villagers with clubs.
Other unofficial reports said the
immigrants had been arrested
earlier when they tried TO slip
across the frontier. The Jewish
villagers attacked the police sta
ton. according TO this version,
rescued" the immigrants and led
them TO the hideout where they
were found later.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Series Visitors
Spent I Million

Out of town visitors who
iammed Detroit for the World
Series spent between S1.500,000
and S2,000,000 on their tickets to
the games, hotel rooms, food, en-
tertainment. and liquor, j. Lee
Barrett, executive vice president
of the Detroit Tourist and Conven-
tion Bureau. estimated Saturday.
The money went mostly 10 no.
tells and night spots and was con-
tributed by an estimated 10000
visitors. Barrett said.
Retail merchants reported no
marked increase in business and
explained that visiting fans didn't
come to Detroit TO shop although
some increase in souvenir sales
was noted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Boom Belle Isle
AsPedceCdpitd|
International Photo

Detroit civic leaders Saturday
mustered all available evidence
that Belle Isle is the natural and
logical place for United Nations
headquarters.
The Detroit Convention and
Tourist Bureau and the Board Of
Commerce. sponsoring the pro-
poSal, seek backing from common
council on Monday.
Mayor Jehries and the council
will be urged to invite President
Truman TO visit the site of the
proposed peace palace on Belle
Isle. Detroiters already are as
sured Of the aid of Rep. Louis c.
Rabaut
Detroit already is a world
airport. and 1t may soon become
"A world seaport" he pointed out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
-tink42Mdgnatei
In Ndzi Guilt

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (UP)
A Senate subcommittee recon-
mended tonight that AZ German
industrialists be punished as wai
criminals for helping produce
instruments for aggression"
The military affairs subcom.
mittee headed by Senator Xii.
gore Cd OF West Virginia. based
its recommendation on reports
submitted by the treasury depart
ment after study Of Germany :
financial and industrial prepara-
tions for war.
"The facts clearly impllcate
these industrialists In the crimes
committed against the peoples
OF many nations by the NaZis,"
Kilgore said as he made public
the hearings.
''They show that these indus
--t tFisiists were from thr very IN
ceptiOn of the Nazi party Its
enthusiastic supporters"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Liberal Rule
Pfonniisedby
Jap Premier
Militarisim Foe
Takes Post in
Cabinet Change

TOKYO. Oct. 6 tUP)-Baron
Kijuro Shidehara. a longtime foe
of japanese militarIsm. designated
premier by Emperor Hirohito. at
tempted TO form a liberal cabinet
today as the ministry Of justice
ordered the release OF 5000 politi-
cal prisoners.
Shidehara, 70. was summoned
from II years of retirement into
the emperors presence and CON-
manded TO form a cabinet 10 re-
place that Of Prince Aar1Ihiko HI
gashi-Kuni.
BANS POLITICAL POLICE
He pledged unstinted co-opera-
ton with Allied occupation forces.
Immediately afterward the gov
ernment abolished the political
division OF the metropolitan police,
the foreign affairs and censorship
bureaus of the home ministry and
ordered the 5000 political pris-
oners held throughout Japan re-
leased.
Gen. MacArthur's headquarters
granted permission TO the Japa-
nese 10 retain some police chiefs
and thought control" police until
the new government can direct
their dismissals.
RESIGNED IN 1881
Shidehara resigned from the
japanese foreign ministry in 1881
and went into self-imposed po-
litical exile in protest against
japanese aggressio in Man
churia. He was ambassador to
Washington from 1919 10 1922.
The premier designate talked
TO five high-ranking japanese, but
political observers said 1t might
take two days or more to form
a cabinet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Gen. Wainwright's Story
of Bataan, Corregidor
Gets Command
ForLast Stand

EDITORS N0TE-TAe Detroit Times here
1cith presents the first Of series of articles by
Gen. Jonathan NJ Wainwright, hero of Bataan
and Corregidor, aCho spent more than three gears
the general describes IN simple terms his dramatic
final meeting aciH Gen. Douglas Macarthur on
Corregidor, meeting aohich left him VirtuaIly IN
charge Of Philippine defenses. In following arti-
cles Gen. Wamcright before touching on his
treatment IN captirity, lciH give the first official
eyewitness account Of the shocking unprepared-
ness Of the Philippine and American forces IN the
first great land battle Of otw 1car, and outline IN
detail the events achich led up to the loocering Of
the fnQ on COrre1idOr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Arid Autos Rush Pumps
AS Gas Drizzles Into City

Knight, and return TO their Jobs.
Earlier so drivers of the REIN
ers Transport and Terminal Co.
had been permitted TO remain on
strike by Local 3S9 because OF
other grievances but they voted
late Saturday 10 resume work.
They viii report Monday morning
by agreement with the company.
Soeony-Vacuum Oil Co. officials
announced they had reached agree
ment with the union and said their
Trenton plant would resume pro-
ducii0n Sunday night
Operations OF the refneries we're
under the direction Of the navy
after the government seized the
properties Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

IN
hntuy prohibited
T SCRAPED the last Of the rice from my mess
kit and looked out across the little clearing.
My aides, Maj. Johnny Pugh and Capt. Tom
Dooley, were walking up to the battered trailer
that served as my headquarters on Bataan.
about time to go, general" Johnny said.
"Gen. Sutherland said the boat would be at
Mariveles at nOOn."
| got up, put on my tin lid and got a leg up
on our jeep. We bumped down the pretense of a
road to the piers of the little village that sits on
the southern tip of the peninsula. My orderly,
Sgt Hubert Carroll, kept one weather-beaten eye
on the air above our jeep all the way to Mariveles.
But this day-March 10, 1942-there was no straf-
ing. At least for us.
"Wonder what he wants, general?" Pugh
asked, as we stood in the boat and watched the
gloomy island fortress come closer.
/ kept my eyes on Corregidor.
"Wish to God knew" answered. "An
know is that Sutherland phoned last night and
told me to come over, the general wanted to
see me-"
Macarthur was not at the pier when we tied
up, naturally. He was not at his office in Malinta
Tunnel, either But his chief Of staff Mai. Gen.
Sutherland, was in the office He took me aside
and, in quiet voice. he let me have it quickly:
"Gen. Macarthur is going to leave here and
90 to Australia" he said. "Hes up at the house
now and wants to see you. But Ill give you a
fll-in first:
"The President has been trying to get him
CONTINUED on Page 10Y
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

Although "fill 'er up" conditions
did not prevail, Greater Detroit
motorists satisfied their immedi-
ate gasoline needs Saturday as
they rushed filing stations. sta
tion attendants urged customers
10 take minimum amounts 10
spread the supply.
Most Of the 6itys filling stations
received deliveries. according TO
Rankin Peck director OF the
Michigan Retail Gasoline ASsocia-
ton. who said normal supplies
would be- available within a week.
Deliveries were Specded after
Locals $50 and 450 Of the IOWU
voted 10 accept the decision Of
the international president. o. a
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Bus Turns Over
3 Riders Hurt
IA Others Escape
Injury Near Monroe

A Great Lakes-Greyhound bus
en- route TO Detroit skidded and
tipped over on its side, injuring
three of its II passengers. Satur-
day night three miles north OF
Monroe.
The injured were Mrs. Leland
Lewis, SO, Indianapolis, Ind, frac-
tured ribs, cuts on left ear; Leland
Lewis, 3S, indianapolis, Ind
bruised knees: Mrs. S. II. Brinton,
90, Richmond, Ind, severe back
and leg injuries, cuts on left hand
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Peatetime Enlistment
Bill Becomes Law

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (UP)--
President Truman today signed .
bill TO encourage volunteer en-
liStments in the peacetime army
and thus. if possible. make con-
scription for occupation purposes
unnecessary.
The bill permits shorter enlist
ment terms. extends benefits Of
the G.. /. Bill of Rights to re-
enlistees and withdraws the limit
of $4,000 on the size of the
standing army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Yamashita to Enter Plea
EOn Brutalities Sunday

M ANILA, Oct Z Sunday
lNS)-The first judicial proceed
ings against any of Japan's
accused war criminals were sched-
uled TO open in Manila at 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
At that hour Gen. Tomoyuki
Yamashita, thick-lipped and bull
necked "Tiger'-of Luzon, was due
70 appear before a military court
composed of five American gen.
erals 10 answer charges that he
permitted his troops 10 commit
brutal strocitics.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Gen. Clark Will Fly
To New York Monday

VIENNA, Oct. 6 QNS)-Gen.
Mark w. Clark is expected TO fly
to New York Monday, immedi-
ately after an important series OF
meetings, including a session OF
the Allied Supreme Council in
Austria.
Clark is TO address Columbus
Day rally of the Italo-American
Labor Council which is TO pre-
sent him with the years -Four
Freedoms Award" He will return
to his post in 10 days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Sir Walter Citrine
Heads World Union

PARIS, Oct. 6 INSIST Wal
ter Citrine, general secretary OF
the British trade union congress
today was elected president and
executive committee chairman oi
the world trade union federation.
His election followed by one
day that of Louis Saillant, secre-
tary-general of the French trades
unions. as secretary-general OF the
federation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
7 Killed, IS Rescued
As Big Falls Into Sea

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. 8
(INS)--A B-29 Superfortress, en-
route from Saipan TO Sacramento's
Mather Field. plunged into the
Pacific 465. miles off the CALI
fornia coast today, killing at least
two of the 20 occupants. (,
Fifteen survivors and two bodies
were picked up by rescue boats,
but three other occupants still
were missing late today as a wide.
spread search went on by air and
sea.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Army Expert Disproves
Jap Tales on Atom

TOKYO, Oct. 6 (INS)-A med
ical research expert of the Amer
ican army declared tonight that
Nagasaki, target OF the second OF
the two atomic bombs dropped on
Japan. has a thousand times less
radioactivity than an ordinary
luminous watch dial.
1t. Col. Stafford L. Warren OF
Rochester. n. Y, said an on-the-
spot investigation showed that
japanese tales of weird deaths
following the atomic explosions in
the Hiroshima and NagaSaki
areas were unfounded.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Doubt Hitler
Dead Like
Believes Fuehrer Alive.
He Tells Reporters

NEW YORK, Oct. 6 (INS)-
The BIC today quoted Gen. Eisen-
hover as telling correspondents in
The Hague there is reason 10 be-
leve Adolf Hitler still is alive.
Eisenhower, who arrived in the
this morning 10 visit
Queen Wilhelmina, was quoted as
Dkaying:
81 thought at one time that
Hitler was really dead. but
there IL now reason 10 believe
he IL still alive"
The supreme commander ar
rived in The Hague aboard a train
made up of coaches formerly used
by Hitler. Herman Goering and
Joseph GoebbeiS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Mountbatten, Moves

SINGAPORE, Oct. 6 (UP)--
Adm. Lord Louis Mountbatten will
move the headquarters OF the
southeast Asia command to Sing
apore in the near future.