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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
BOMB GROUPS MOVED

LONDON. July 7 up
Twcnty-ciCht bomb groups Of the
huge L. s. Eighth Force either
have been redcployed 10 the
United States or are under way.
leaving only 10 which have not
Vet started moving, il was an
nounced today
None of the Is fighter groups
attached 10 the EichthS fighter
command have yet moved or
started moving.
About "a per cent of the
EiChth's personnel on We Day
had been returned 10 the United
States as OF July !. The move
ment is in TWO phases, by air and
water. Air movement usually
means that - planes in a bomb
group fly home with LAO men
aboard. half OF whom are air crew
men. Water movement usually
follows a few weeks later.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

Leo Pascarella, the slayer.
"AIl day-yesterday." Miss Haas
said. II tried Ia get up courage
10 call Inspector Whitman in
Detroit. I didn't want that fell
low In the rooming house another
night. can take care OF my
self, hut there are Two young
sisters there, ls and 20 years
old. whose mother died recently.
I saw him watching them, and
was afraid"
Miss Haas, who is employed by
the Saginaw Dental Laboratories
said she didn't make up her minC
Continued on Page Eight)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

opinion Of the head office boy. and
let the loser vail Il he wants 10,
but in this case il was different.
Is Michigan in the Middle West?
Where indeed, is the Middle
WeSt2 H
Sounds easy. but we warn you
not TO start this argumentsin the
bosom Of your office
The Geography Editnr appealed
TO Or. Bert HudgenS. head of the
geography department Of Wayne
University, and the answer was a
vague chuCkle
II suppose" said DR.. Hudg-
ems, I'VE can consider ourselves
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Truman May Visit
British King, Queen

LONDON. July Z nUP)-Presi-
dent Truman is expected 10 reach
London sometime between July q
and Aug. ]. and may be a guest
of King George VI and Queen
Elizabeth al Buckingham Palace
for four days, diplomatic circles
said tonight.
Truman is expected TO come here
from the Big Three conference
on his way ne will visit American
army units in Europe for four or
FIVE days. then wi come to Eng
land, il was reported.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Girl, 7, browns
AT Keego Harbor

PONTIAC. July Z Patricia
YoHnt, 7, Of Temperance. Mich,
was drowned late today in Cass
Lake at keego Harbor.
The Oakland County sheriff :
office said the body was recovered
from six feet Of water after sew
eral hours search
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
MOVEMENT COMPLETE

Air and water movement has
been completed on the 44th. 9lSt,
35lSt. 3S9th. 392d. 39Sth. 401st.
ii5th. 453d i57th, 4S2d and 4S9th
bomb groups.
Air movement have been COM
plcted but water movement has
not yet started onIhP Bath. 95th
3O3d. 379th. 3S5th, 3SSth, 390th,
4i6th. 4f7th. i52d, 45Sth, 466th,
i67th and i9lSt,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Premier to See Leopold

BRUSSELS, July Z GNS)
Belgian Prime Minister Van Acker
eft Brussels today for Salzburg
reportedly 10 deliver An ultimatum
10 King Leopold demanding his
resignation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Boy Tells How He Killed Girl
IA Jap Ships
Sunk in Day
Weakening Tokyo Sees
200 Planes at Door

GUAM. Sunday July -s-ttfP4t-
Okinawa-based Mustangs Of Gen.
Macarthur S 5th Air Force struck
Kyushu for the third time and
warplanes scourging Japan's set
life lines blasted Ia enemy vessels
Friday and Saturday.
AT the same time, Tokyo re-
ported a mighty, steadIly-growinG
American air feet-ef more than
:, 200 planes masSed on Nippon :
doorstep for the oblltoration often
sIve against the empire
Five OF tho homeland key war
centers still Smoldered after a
near-record 500 plane B-29 fire
raid as Tokyo worrledly spcculated
on the tremendous air force being
built up on the island bases south
OF Japan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

Amazing revelations throwing light Nazi Germany
start in the daily Detroit Times Monday in GOERINGS PR
VATE PAPERS. These the first documents of their kind by
top flight Naz criminal to to light represent Goer
ngs notes of conversations with 40 different persons in
Guiding generals airmen, government officials indusras
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

1ENI AIh r. ~ HEIDI LII
The tentative schedule for tho
return ol other L. s. fighting
teams was as follows:
AUGUST--2Oth Armored and
s5th, 2sth and 30th Infantry di-
visions.
SEPTEMBER - Fifth. Sixth.
Seventh and lith Armored, 18th
Airbornc, and SSth. S1St. 35jh,
45th and lo3d Infantry divisions.
OCTOBER - Ninth -Armored
and a2d. 26th 18th and 99th
Infantry divisions.
NONEMBER-lOth Armored.
10Th Mountain. 18th Alrborne
and SD 63d and l06th Infantry
divisions.
DECEMBER - Second and
11th Armored and 34th. Goth.
S44ftf1 and 56tH infantry d.
visions.
Those units which are scheduled
10 remain IN the Eurouean theatci
throughout 1915 arc the Third
Eighth 18th and 10Th Armored
lOlst Airborne and 42d. 65th, 66th
6qth. 10Th. list. 18th. 18th. Sith
sqth. oath, lOGth and 102d In.
iaHtry divisions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

ambassadors and British member of Parliament The topics
covered range widely manpOwer and production prob
lens including quotation from Field Marshal Walter Van Brau
schisch just after Munich, disclosing the German army then
ready for owing munitions shortage The notes treat
relations with Britain Poland and other countries prob
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
SHIPPING LANES sTRAFED

The widely ranging air arms Of
Adm. NlmitZ fleet and Macarthur S
air command bombed, strafed and
roc keted shipping along the
Asiauc coast, off Formo>a and
south OF Japan in deadly strikes
slowly stranglInG the homeland :
vital supply lines.
Navy bomberS caught five ships
off China Saturday and set one
afire and damaged four others.
Marine bombers hit four ships
with rockets off NonShu
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Inside Nz GOERGS PRIVATE PAPERS Mondays

lens caused by the Nuremberg laws against the Jews the negoa
ons with Russia in December 193 when Germany already
preparing attack her and many other subjects Start to
follow GOERINGS PRIVATE. PAPERS, Monday, in The De-
tro Times 1t is suggested you dial Cherry $500 Monday to
arrange for the delivery the daily Detroit Times your home
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
BECAME ENRAGED

In statement 10 Assistant
Prosecutor G.. Schemanske and
Homicide Inspector John O. Whit
man. PaScarella related how he
became enraged al Mrs Berridge,
brown haired night club habitue.
late in the afternoon Of June 26
and told how he stuffed hand
kerchief into the girls throat
while her landlady was pounding
on the door.
A former inmate of the Caro-
School for Epileptics. PaScarella
had been living recently with a
sister and -brether-th-lsw at 2e22S
GALLAGHER.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
FEW -JAPS TAKE AIR

Japans obvious inability 10 ef-
fectlvcly counter-attack the grow
mo L S offensive designed 10
crush the cnemy's war machine by
fall was graphically revealed by
the scarcity OF enemy aircraft
encountered in the last rs hours.
The latest shipping toll brought
the l4-day total for Pacific air
craft TO Dos japanese vessels sunk
or damaged
Admitting daily air strikes by
smaller warplaneS against the
southern home islands, Tokyo
said some 800 l.. s. transports
and warShips were off Oklnawa
pouring supplies into the island
being transformed into the
greatest alrbase in the world.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
BREAKS AND SOBS

While he was calm during his
confession, he broke down almost
completely later and sobbed. Il
wish | could die" He cried that
he had loved Mrs Berrldge and
wanted 10 marry her.
Tracing a month-old romance
that ended in cold-blooded murder
Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Times Photo
By FRANK WELLS
lime. stan ccrrs.pondenl

SAGINAW July Marcia Haas. 29 who solved the Marie
Ethel Beavers Berrdge couldn't believe there
heroism in her role today.
just afraid that all the noorety might cause her
TO lose her job
She related how after seepless nights she made up
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

~ Yank Divisions
Slated to Return
To U.s.. This Year

WASHINGTON July tUP1-0f of the 6S American
divisions which fought Europe and the Mediterranean
the department announced tonight AZ scheduled to
return to this country by the end of the year
For the first time revealing details of its tentative
deploymen timetable the department also identified eight
divisions which currently slated TO remain in Europe
as occupying forces They the First and Fourth
Armored SD Arborne and First, Third Ninth, 29th and
36th Infantry divisions
Many of the returning divisions destined for service
in the war against Japan but information is available
as TO which units will be redepoyed to the Pacific to the
reserve United States which will be deactivated
Three infantry divisions-the 66th, 9th and 95th-
have been returned this country Parts of eight others
have returned and their units which
scheduled arrive this month They the 04th Second
Fourth Fifth Eighth and 44h Infantry and Thirteenth
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Dr.. Robinson
Case0pened
By Warrant
Four Hoodfums Face
Charges in Holdup
That Started Probe

Recorders Judge Paul f.
Krause. Saturday, signed war
rant charging four hoodlums with
armed robbery, July s, 1889. of
Or. Martin p. Robinson. out Of
" h { h developed the Ferguson
grand jury investigation and the
police department scandal
The four. Irving Feldman, 30
Joseph Hoffman. IS; Sidney Coo
per. 81. and Louis Jacobs. 81. were
acquitted on the same charge in
the fall of 1899. Whereabouts of
the four are unknown.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Her
AsLand|ady
Sought Entry
Staying Blamed on
Fact Victim Planned
TO Wed Another
BY JAMES MELTON

Nineteen year old Leo Pasca-
rella, who could never be like
other boys. Saturday admitted
that he calmly strangled Mrs.
Marie Ethel Beavers BrTTIdge in
a quiet roominG house when she
Spurned his affections.
The tall, dark youth. who was
captured in Saginay Friday night,
showed little remorSe as he un-
folded the gruesome story of one
Of Dctroit's most puzzllng murder
u1NStpT'ipS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Mckay Held
For Trial ON
.BribeChdrges
5 Others Also Bound
Over by Carr; One
Defendant Freed
BY FRANK MORRIS

LANSING. July T. Two more
political pals of Frank p, Mckay
turned against him in Judge Cars
court here today and charged that
the Republican boss kept tight
fisted control on state liquor pur-
chases under COP administrations.
favoring some distillers and shut
ting the door on others.
One asserted that whisky orders
were issued in 1889 and 1910 on a
pattern designed to return TO Nc
Kay money he had advanced for
the Fitzgerald election campaign
in 1888
6 HELD FOR TRIAL
After hearing the story, Judge
Carr held Mckay and five other
defendants for trial in circuit
court and set their arraignment
for next Friday. He dismissed
the case against Donald Flory of
Detroit. who was once a sales
man for liquor companies.
The defendants released under
5000 bond are Mckay, William
II. McKeighan, Charles Letter,
Charles L. Williams and his son,
Earl Williams.
Narrators of the alleged money
grabbing intrigue were Fred c.
Ehrmann, Sc. former secretary of
the state liquor control conanyis-
sion. and Charles Webber, 64, De-
troit, who was manager of distri-
1 button.
MCKAY HEARS STORY
Mckay slouched forward, wan
and Ill, and listened intently as his
two old friends and political pro-
teges related the startling story.
Special Prosecutor Kim Sigler
produced these star witnesses after
lsadore Schwartz. once known as
M X Us bodyguard. yesterday
confessed that he took S54. .J95 in
two years from the Arrow Distill-
ing Co. of Detroit, and gave about
p per cent of it to the Grand Rap
ids millionaire political boss.
1t was the first time in his
stormy career of court trials and
legislative Investigations that q
witness confessed paying Mckay
for his influence in the state gov.
.ernJnent.
DEFENSE PLEAS FAIL
Fred Walker. defense attorney,
argued in vain that the states
evidence failed to show that Nc
keighan, Letter. Charles Williams
and Earl Williams knew or par
ticipated in any conspiracy.
Gallagher, representing Mckay.
made only one short argument.
II contend there IN no evil
dence to justify probable cause
10 believe that Mckay took any
part In any illegal conspiracy"
Sigler replied:
"The evidence shows that
Frank Mckay was boss OF
Michigan's government and that
(Conttnued IN Pare 9 Col AZ
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
6 HELD FOR TRIAL

thrown into darkness, but there
probably will be a twilight haze.
The best way 10 watch an eclipse
in action is through smoked glasa
a blow-by-blow account Of the
affair viii he broadcast by 100
radio stations Of the ABC from a
Chicago and Southern airiiner,
flying over Memphis. where the
suns face will be totally hidden
when the MON passes between
the sun and the earth.
Evr~fNr BANKfyC RoUrs .. INDUSTRIAL
NATIONAL BANK Main Office bCrdsyt,
8 % s-Rfanehes. TIldalI. 9 % t.-A1N
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
BRITISH FLEET ACTIVE

Meanwhile. an ms dispatch
reported. the Tokyo radio also
appears worried over pos
sible British invasion thrust in
the Bay Of Bengal. The Japa-
neSe radio said that a British
naval task force appeared YES
ierday southwest Of Car Nico-
bar Island, about 800 miles
north Of the northwestern tip
Of Sumatra. According TO the
enemy broadcast. the task force
consisted Of II warships and
two aircraft carriers.)
The five Japanese cities hit il
yesterdays fire raids were Kofu
Chlba and Shimizu in the Tokyo
Bay area. Akashi. 10 miles weSt
of Kobe. and Shimotsu, s. miles
southwest Of Osaka.
Reports still were incomplete or
the latest SupCrfort fire raids. but
photo reconnaissance Of recent
strikes boosted tho toll of dcvaSta.
tion 10 nearly 126 square miles IN
Iapan's most important war cen
fcrS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

DR.. }. e TooLI, DINTiST
Hal, Kourt. 30, TeL CA ees9.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
LEGAL STATUS STUDIED

During conference Friday the
legal status ef the case was re-
viewed. Because Miss Wolf refused
TO sign the warrant As complain
ing witness. Judge Gordon ruled
that il would be permissible for
police Inspector Ernest Johnson
10 sign H.
In 1929, the four named were
convicted on A charge of carrying
concealed weapons and we're sem
fenced 10 three 10 five years in
Jackson prison.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
SIGNED on DEADLINE

The warrant. which specifically
charges the four with robblng at
the point Of a gui. Miss Florence
Wolf then secretary 10 Robinson
IN his offices IN the Boulevard
Building. was signed on the last
day Of the statutory limitations.
under which the four could be
tried
With signing Of the warrant, IL
was reevaled that since March.
Recorders Judge Arthur f. Cor
don who heard the Robinson case
in 1910. when the doctor was con-
VIcted OF conspiracy charge. has
been working TO get the case
against the four reopened.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE

Arm0rcd DIVISIONS.
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raise funds 10 purchase a hus 10
transport the many oreanizaiions
Of the ceuter to and from scat
Ter points In the CITY.
The coronation dance WAS he
climax OF popularity contest 10
select Miss Birdhurst OF ls45,
The title was won hy Miss Eve
lyn Burrows who also received
SIS war bond for selling Si-0.
80 worth OF votes The SECOND
piize Of $40 Ia war stamps went
10 Miss Dorothy Bennett who
hroush, IN sloo worth OF votes
Miss Rhode Garter raised 1854
and received s. in war stamps
as prize.
The neNi ten winners .reriyed
cofsagcs. They ale in order Al
bcrla CokeloN Mildred Fulwood,
luanua Hatcher rhclma Mitchell.
Vivian Freeman Gwendolyn Ford
and Samueletta Brown
The crownine Was done hy Mrs.
Raymond Dean ,n,e Comne Wal
tom Who WAS 1874 queen. All OF
the contestants acted as attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
ORIGINAL WILLING WORKERS
HOLD CLOSING MEETING

MIS- Marion RAWLINGS DunSey
vas hostess AZ The closing meet
w Of The Or-nal Wiling Work
IRE souety 81 netror which Was
fe,enlv held Grained hy the
successful activities OF rast ses-
sions .ae members formulated
plans for ihr summer In which
lhe p.edged % overlook rhari-
ty ior Which ihe organization
WAS fonuaeA civic inierrafiai
and lnseuiie delinquency ppob-
.ens VIII po considered.
Ai Naml Harper Hpnner
gave book review on 1.-The
Robe After iasi, repasi ine
members of the socic,y adj
burned 90 meet ia oUohcr 1915,
Win Mrs loseehlne Gaines
Mss Mae Drc,niav is pfosi-
dent Mr. n Thompson mbli-
city director
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Is Mothers Day
Her REST Day.
nn RETTY RARcLAY

The thoueh;ful daughter is not
col'cnt With card, a box Of
tai4y of a Aon4uet on Mother s
l'ay She sees 10 it that Tor once
Notner rpSfS while dinncr is pre-
parec for her instead OF by her
And how Mother appreciates this
Here are wne suggestions Tor
those ~ yoi IN Wish 10 surprise
Mother on h.r own day.
Orange cnrysanthemurn Salad
8 oranges
cup anpe.ied apple slices
Genoa mayonnaise
Saaa green's
Cui ors r0m oranges Remove
p, az N r.-tss Cut orange shell
TO ,sf petals of ehrysauthe.
rem tonb.n orange. appie aud
dressing Fir shells Serves 6
Mothers Gay co~olate
cup sroEg fecareiua'ei coTee
sauar.S 4rsecefened che te
} an4fsionns sugar
nah ~ sait
ps milk
M.st 4seansina'ed coffee eeira-
sfrtNEti elar - tablespoons Tor
eaf b 3p s pinfi water Adc
chocolate 20 coffee IN TOP OF douhie
totr and place over low flame
S'.ftIrk an'ai chocolate is melted
alt N.erdse Add sugar and salt
ana hOA minutes stirring con
sfsf Place over boiling water.
ADa mih rratpaly stirring con.
sfalf 'hef heat, When hof beat
With rotary egg beaier until fr0thy
Serve hof Ton with whipped cream
II desired Serves Serve de.
careinafed coffee on Mothers Day
50 that everybody ran relax taut
nerves over extra cups without
pillow tossing later on II you
MAKE decaNeinafed coffee in per
co.at0r be sure 20 pcrk" IL from
- 10 rs minutes a little longer
than he ordinary kind 10 bring
out IS rich coffee flavor.
Rhubarb Orange sherbet
Automatic Refrigerator
Dissolve rennet tablet by crush
Ing n tablespoon cold water Mix
~ cup sugar and 4 teaspoon
orange rlnd with cups milk tnot
canned Warm slowly stirring
ronsiAr'y Test a drop on inside
~ Vrls' freqnenilv when COM
FORT ABLY WARM era - not
hot. romove AZ once from heat Add
dissolved rennei tablet and stir
qnrgly for a fe0 seconds only
Pour A. once. while stu liquid into
refrigerator tray - stand az
room Temperature until se' about
10 minutes Place IN freezing com
parfmenf and freeze until firm
Remove from tray 20 bowl, brpal
up with fork and heat with an cleo
rric or rotary boater until free
from hard Hmps but still a inici
mueb Add ] cup sweetened rhu
barb saf,e and "a CUP oraure iuico
beat quickly into the mixture
Finish freezing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Returns From Meet
Of Business Folks

Carlton Gaines prominent real
estate and Investment broker re-
turned recently from -, Louis,
Missouri where he attended a
meeting Of The steering committee
of tho National Neglo Business
league Nj Gaines IL a member 81
the executive committee 81 the
league
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Sojourner Club
Awards Prizes

The sojonrner Social Gin 70
last Wednesday With Miss tiael
Breach hSee TNeniy-fourth street.
The business session and he
luncheon highliThled tho meeting
Fret prize Tor Tho month went
20 Mrs = Jenkins second Mrs
G Fooie and third. Mrs l. White
Ms cora teeies,on OF i,-l
Brush wiH BE- The clubs hes,
Aositss
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Miss Birdhurst OF 1915 Reigns
At Pretty Coronation Dance

The Birdhurst Recreation cen-
ter Bus committee concluded
their first program SATURDAY.
April oS with a coronation dance.
This affair was one ~ the many
planned BIS The committee 70
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
DETROIT GIRL HEADS
Y AT BENNETT COLLEGE

Miss Theresa Neelev daushlcf
Of Mr. and Mrs William Necley.
OF Detroit was recently elected
pfesiden, Of the NWCA AZ Rem
nett college. In Greensboro. = c.
whore she is a sophomore,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

Looking Tor Work. Here Il a
good paying oh for you in ouf
HELP NtNTTD CnlfNN~.
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~ - NNcN'Ne
Ia cups 70 o.. cam swee,ened
condensed milk
= cun peanut butter
Any one of these ingredients;
fD . cups raisins
~ . cups corn flakes
40 ! cup chopped mt meats
f4l cups chopped dates
fSD . cups bran fakes
Mix sweefoned condensed milk.
peanut butter. aud any one OF the
I've ingredients listed drop ny
spoonfpis on creased baking sheets.
Bake in moderate oven t275' ~
i5 minutes. or until done Remove
from pan AT once. Makes about 30
crisp cookies.
It's thrifty as we'll as easy 10
make these crisp. crunchy cookies
Aith swoctercd condensed milk by
fnis magicaliy failure proof recipe
on don need a biz Of hard-to-get
sugar or butter either.
Quick Frosted Lemon Cake
% eggs
~ cups si'ted Swans Down Cake
Flour
az teaspoons double-acf' ding
powder
teaspoon salt
y cups sugar
3. cup vegetable shorter
? teaspoons grated lemc nd
cup milk
2 eggs. unbeaten
teaspoon vanilla
Sift -four once. measure into
sitter with baking powder salt
and sugar Have shortening Al
room temperature mix or stir just
10 soften. Add lemon rind Sift IN
dry ingredients add y OF milk
eggs. and vanilla Nix until al
-four is dampened then beat
minute. Add remaining milk. blend
and beat minutes longer.
Turn into 13xox 2inch par
which has been CREASED. lined ol
bottom with waxed paper. am
creased again Rake in moderate
oven t275 ~ 30 minutes. or unit
done Then spread hot cake Wit
Neringne cake Tapping and retur
20 oven Bake ~ minutes Longer
or until topping IS lightly Drowned
Note: Mix cake hy hand or at 10,
speed OF electric mixer. Count onl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

ants.
The dance held in the fird-
hurst gymnasium. was elaho,.ie-
~ decorated with black and white
steamers which hung tron ih'
light and formed an archaay Al
the entrance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

80. picking at them can
cause you endless en-.
barrassment. When so.
follow such annoylne
irritating actions, YOU
feel as though beny
with people is the Ilg
thing you want to coia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

HOUSEWIVES. Are yon tired Of
doing housework7 Look In our
HELP WANTED COLUMNS.