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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17
Hitler mn~ ienc 1scn,ah mneen, Has jiiHijde t,oIe
Oussurcffcm
OUS3UfcttCh

Nud} oicIcr mobernc Sannn bat
ieln 3icl nislt errciGt. Willioncn ,nS
WtllltoneN bon sSllocn hat er eridla
gen, croroiielt. perbranht pergalt,
nergiItet. sIber iein @uliftrannr,
iein Don Miaioncn iuser>lrtcr sple
aud crfuddHerer 6anatifcr burb alis
StraBen ln,o Glabe Don Seutidlanb
lmo Scltclreit' gcbriilltes saba mr-
rede!" bat iid nift eriiiat.
Gs 'pirS ncr,nutlih eli: rlpia III.
geioitet ;idtiel bleibelr. nas oit tel
lten Wnr5eln oieies pai5olcaiidpn
SnoenbaIics aparen. Mooli Sitter ii:
lebten Groes on Idlehter Eipdolo,
gic 5ugrunoc seaan9en. aein Yro,
gran'mputft Sitlers bat in ser gan
gen @elt 10 piel @ioeriians, aritif
mS idlicblih abideu ausgcloit, mic
leinc antliemitiid)e Siailenpolitif, Sic
iic) 5ur Niir,berear @eiesgcblmc
beroid)tcte.
Sic slusid)altlrns Ser Sl,icn Inn
Ge!,tiden Meid besunn am 1. slpr;l
1888. als .sur &epreiialie gcgen sic
8rea,el+Rropaaanoa ,mo Yopfott-
mabnabmen I'M MuslanH" Elm amt
libcr Boofott aller jiioiihcn @eidGi.
te periiiet lm,rbe. slm 4. Mpril cr-
folgten .@eiebgeberiihc MaBnab,
mer sur Musid,aItlme aIcr r9sid)t-
Nrier" ans Dem 3ipiloienlt nno sic
Gciinition bes "Nidt Mriars" uls
"ooI Suoen a6itanrnenS. idbit apcrl
,,ur 8nter oocr Muttcr, ein @ro6.
batter ooer cine @robmutter Slrocu
luaren." 9(rl 26. Npril muroe ei,l
Beiet erlaiicn, oas cie 3abl Ser
lid)tariiden Sddiler. &ohid)iiler ANS
St,,oanten ari ~ 8rosrnt scr @e
lamtwbl clnidwGnfte. Sim 6. Wtai
Irlroen alic nihtariidTn 2ebrfr1fti
clltlaiien ,'uo bier Sage ipltcr folgte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17

iiir iorgen ioa, &id,tihniire iiir Die
Heoe- unb Ereiieireibeit iolpie sic
ssreibeit ccn armut uno bon ;snrht
ieItSulcgen.
Cine ~aonrmiiiion Der Meniben.
reGte" ioll cine Sorlaae ausarbei-
ten, Die oam bon Ben Witglieositao,
ten anaenomnen ,mo sl,nl .8eltano-
fell ibres eisenen &ehtsipItems" &C.
mafyt miro. 8leidseitig befrGitigte
Stettinils Die amerifanilbe Stel-
llr,anabme 5ugimlten eincr Selbit.
perlpaltltng fir abhangise @olfer,
iobalo hieie oaSu bereit iino.
Sic aonieren5- 5-ausi6iiiie, sic nit
Gllbenoen BON slrtrGsen 81 einela
@eltIrieoeassGbarter beid)aftist iinS,
lebteu ibre nabe5u ununterbrohene!l
Gag uno Nad,tlislmgen iort.
Sen .0roBen Srei" ipiroe ser
Sateinanerltaniife antrag sur Gnt-
ihcioung iibenuieien, Ger perlangt.
SaB Oie characterization Staateu
einen eiasnen Siderbeitspaft ihlic-
Zen fGnnan, ser nid)t lnter Sen @elt,
irieoenspast fallen io1.
San sSranciseo. Gtn aoiritee ser
Sereiniaten 9sationen lebnte sen 9lr.
trag ser fleineren Nat,nncil ab, bas
Siderbeits-Gouncil an DergroBerl.
eamit mcbr bon Sen fleiuen Natio.
men teilnebmea f6nacn. IS blc!tt
'aber bel eli Siteil. Cine grobe Sarte
liegt nod Dor ser RonIcrens uno es
betrifft Gle Serraltlms Der bisber
tcfreiten Snieln lnS 9anSer, als ga
iino 'Giclllcil Safar IN Iran5. -Iiri-
ia llno sic uielen ebemaligen Mar-
bate ,Sauans bonn lcbtcn Reltfriea.
Man lit it'd nod niht id,Iiiiiia ob iie
alie inter internationaler &ontrode
perluultet iperoen ioIlen, lpie aeacn-
ipurtig Seutihlan0.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17
Haten3atl,.t,eei, ,,a4
Kriea 1T 1nilatiensih,.t

Nelp g)orf. @enn es nncb oen @iii.
iiben Ser @anfen gebt. krirb oas
GerbrauGerpublif,lm icine lleue!;
GiiblIfrdnfe, Maoios itiD. n;,i be:i1
slbidlags 5abll,ngslpeae criperbcn, io'
6alo lire tssabrifaticn bon Ger Megie'
rllug mie6er erlnubt lpiro. Sie1;
@iinIhc ser 9anfen iiuo burd)al,:
feiae ieIDltiii6tigen. Gcpib lit 81!
Sinarsler,lug BON Yubl;flms-&dll
ZEN Elm prniitables 8eidgiit, - abe,
Ser 3insgeipinn aus Sen Milllaroen
Inn Die es iib babei banoeli, lit MIDI,
ibr einsiges Motip. GieGcibt ebcuic
|iebr iGat babel ihr gcitreben IN;
8clpidt, eircr Snflatiou pprsllbeu
gen.
Sie american 9anfers slilocia
ton lit bemiibt, bas falienoe ante-
rita ourd) Sermitthlng ieiuer $4,000
Mitglieber 81 beItimmen. al ieiner
ariegsbonbs feit5ubalten, his iie iai
lig llno.
Sum Sbub ppr einer Snilatiul
numlid).
Ser Wanfiersperbano iGBt lih 90
bel BON folaenoen 0eoanfen leiten
@emu oie 2ellte ariesshonos faiiic
rem uro Sen Grl0S sum- gntauf pol
8iitcrn ser cripabnten slrt mripen
oen, brnserl iie ~ne.,es" Gelo in Ser
Marft. oas cine suitriebs @irf,lns
aii oie Ereiie ausiibt.
@elun lie baeeeen oas @cle sim
Mnfmi iener Noren bergen. 5. +
iuenn iie ~auf 9iaten" ta,lfen, lit 81,
Sahe anoers. Tic Se,lte 5ablen ounl
aus ben lamfenben Ginfommen =
gernoc 10, ,rie lie fir ibren alltag
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17

Iiden 9eearf 5ableu, iiir Ginse, oia
niht BON geitato fii,b.
@ruRes Wadfries.areoitaeidjdit
Sic ganfen rehneu erflGrterna-
ben NIT einem beiipiello'cn aoniu-
nientenfreoit- -BeidGit, iobalo sic in
Den aricasiabren oufaeilaute Nad,-
irase naj ~0auersiitern" eilumal
enticiielt iuirS. Gin neues 5elo miro
it'd, i1nen babel in iorm Ser 5inan.
sierllng BON Tl,ls5euabafer er6ffne,
bie mad, Dem &riege ia bolarmGBia
ungebeure sfuslnaBe annebmen biirfs
ten. ,uer,l oie ssadnpelt nit ibren
Eroa,loien rcd)t bebdlt. Gas grGbte
Observation-Disclosures aleroings
miro natiirlid) ser Mutomarft blel.
ben.
0febr ais 10000 8anfpn tuerhe,r
lid, nnd) Sen 3iffern pon M8g i'm
aonllmertcnfreoit-G -Geir,Git betGti-
gen; llno mebr ais 1000 geoenfen
Mbiddagssabll,ngspapiere bon Sdno-
lern bereinslmebnen.
Gin betrdhIiber 5eil Der sl6-
IflagsSafphulgsfaltfc oiil'te aIler
Gorausiidjt nah alf aor1o bei1nfe1-
render Solouten gsben, Dor allem
iencr &,moerttauicnoe, sic iid) inn
arieg aalnilicn suselest baben ooer
nad bem ariea einen 9altsita,so be-
griinben lueroen.
Dos Gpni,ilner @antina S!ii,i;us.
oas perllb,eoeue 2reoitan'klten re-
prdientiert, propbe5eir, oa6 in Sen
eriten aebn Madfriesiabren Sauer.
glitter ssm getrase BON mcfr ais
I @iuiarbe Collar Ibrlih a,ti sem
@ag nes aonfln,e,lten -arebit eruor.
ben iperben oiiritpn gtlide 5000
600 .neue" syamilien. Die bis 1865
9MlnS ouf @eite 2.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17

Charity and Tolerance, has dur
ing the twerty-siX years OF its
existence become the Spokesman
for thousands of American citiz-
ems of Gcrmanic antecedents. i he
Steuben Society of America. be-
lieving that it expresses the v:ew-
point of the average American o!
crmanic ancestry, does hereby
and herein rcaffirm is faith in
the Constitution and in the Bill
ol Rights of the United States Of
America. as the unassailablc foun-
dation O: our national! life and
well-beine.
1t is clear that Peace cannot be
organized by lofty phrases writ
ten into the international Statute
Books. 1t is equally obvious that
the hidden causes of War cannot
be cured by simply ignorins Z
them. nor the alleged causes re-
moved by outlawing them in legal
documents.
1t is not sufficien. to create al,
international police force or to
bring World Cour,s into exist
ence. The victorious nations must
find an equitable soiu,lon for I
permanent peace based upon
common sencc ami not emo;io-
na'ism: upon arbitration among
all and not seh-proci;ii,nei! autho-
rity over the riches OF the, good
earth. Otherwise. a complete an
initiation of civilization will cn-
sue.
The belief. that w,e can secure
Peace and Prosperity without
earnest endeavor. or through the
application of legc,t'cr.ain, is a
tragic delusion. Sucl. methods
would result only ~ hall meas
ures which throw a conccalino
veil over the realities. but do not
change them. They woul' only
put Oft the day of reckoning when
once again furious warfare would
burst forth.
With the prospective carl, end
! OF the European War and tho
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17
Fine Ehioeruns de. Steuben Gese||schoft
veber WeItfrieden

mOmentous decisions that this
will entail. the StcuDcn Srci.,y
of America does hercb;; address
itself to our national leaders and
to Congress with the plea :ha!
they use their influence i'll the
Councils of the Peace Makers to
bring forth a Peace based on
Reason and Justice. and con-
ceived in the Spirit Ct the Allan
tic Charter ito live and let live"
w
In justification of this plea. we
call attention to the loyal, services
in this war, as in every other ma
tional crisis, rendered by Anne
ricans of Germanic antecedents
who. by their powerful and essen
tial contribution to our coun,ry's
war effort, are helping to assure
ultimate victory for our Arms.
These services are and will be
unstintinsly rendered. despite the
fact that Americans OF Germanic
ancestry have been called upon
twice III one generation to war
against their own kill-a test OF
loyalty to our country to which
no other racial element here has
ever been subjected.
V
In looking back at the history
of the Treaties OF 1919, we find
that what was to be was usually
determined by hidden councils
and secret agreements. in which
the various national interests, ra-
cial prides. grceds, as we'll as
class and group prejudices were
brought to bear against each
other in a mad scramble for priori
ty and advantage, resulting. in
evitably., in another armed con-
flict.
We believe that historical re-
search will concede that World
War II was brought about main
ly by the unreasonable terms OF
Peace laid down in 1919, even il
these terms were not the total
fault or cause. 1t has suddenly
Continued on page 8.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17
De,ttistes 1t>8eet in,
Ntlat,tie amieete,ltef,

@aibinaton. Gin grobes u=Voot,
oni bem Wcg nad Sapan, ii6eraa5
Iidl am tSomtag eincm omerifaa
niihen ar;eesihiii nahe Ncfpiuas-
lanb. Saourh ,puroe aslh befonr!,
oaB iapaniihe lt=9oote I'M 9(tlariif
nod operiercn. s(n @uarb bes bent:
Iben lt-@ooteS iparen brri 9,.ft,pa;ic.
Gcnerdle. IuBeroem tuarcn stpei tote
bobe Snpnner an gorb. Sie Sara
ri(@mlfa,lfihliten) periibt batten.
9ln 8oarh ocs lt=0ootes ,uaren3SIui
sellgc lmb Material.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17

Elm bersangeuen Sonncrstae mar,
mic 6ercits bcrid)tet. scr NationaI-
uoriibenoc ser Steuben -6eicllidaft,
Serr Sbeooor Soffmann. aus Netp
Dorf bie, ST @aIt nnb bel ieinera
Gortrag perlas er audi cine Grfiii4
rulg iciner Organization iiber @eft
friaben. Tieiclbe loutct iolaenber.
maBen:
Statement on World Peace
Whereas. we are not convin-
ced, that the principles as now
proposed at Dumbarton Oaks
will bring about permanent Peace
and Happiness in the world, but,
instead. may we'll create a future
-Four or Five Power Pact" for
world control and power, and
Whereas. at present the sover-
eign people of the United States
OF America do not possess suf-
ficient knowledge of all agree
ments entered into by the United
States of America, Great Britain,
Russia and China at the various
conferences held by the represen
tatives of these four nations, and
have but little knowledge OF the
true nature of many bilatera;
agreements entered into by vari-
Gus nations: and
Whereas, while we are inter.
csted in the future welfare OF
ALL NATIONS, we are first OF
all interested in the future wei.
fare of our own country, there
fore be it
Resolved. That the STEUBEN
SOCIETY OF AMERICA, after
due consideration and deliberu
ton, does hereby issue the follow
ing general statement for the
consideration of those to whom
these problems will be submitted
for debate-to approve or to dis
approve a foundation or Peace
The Steuben Society of Anne
RIGA. founded on American demo
cratic principles of Duty, Justice,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17

Moibingion. Mchr a(s 100000
neue antomobile ipgrecn nod, oieics
SSabr bercitellt ipcron uno 400, 1000
,ueroen fertiggeiteat .rcrocn in sen
erIten 3 Monateu ocs Sabres 1916.
SO ertlurte SenrD g. NclIon, bom
War Yroouction 8oarb. MuBerbenr
iperoen in &iir5e hie GinlcfrGnfrngen
in SerItel(ilng bon 5eilen iiir aae
slrteu bon Srrts mb s(utcs ial(er.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17
3iuiliiteit NterNes an
Il. >. Slieeer,, bc3itttiet

Sonoon. Ginigc ser amcrifaniider
1licgcr, bie in Seutihlano gum Mie'
oergehe,l ge5aullneen muroen, ieier
bon oeutid)en 3ipiliitcn qcmarter.
unS aet0tet tuurben. .erflGrte Gin Sine
rifaner. ser in gartb an Ser Sitie.
aus Ser &riegsaeiangeaid,oit Be
ireit ,mo suriidgebraht lpurSe. In
ter Sen il,saeiamt 92OG Minnern
Sic ais Sem Eager beireit ,puroen
beiinbcn iih mebrere beriihmte ame
rifoniifc sSliegerbelben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17

gl,ngen llnb llnterSriidiageu" rmtc-
SEN Ra;is perautauortlih IinS. Men.
ner mar Elm @eaner oes Woiidetpis-
nus in @ort rno SdjriIt uno hattie
ie(6er in Ser Sdspeis 3uillldt &C.
il,d)t into Gcfl,n0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17
.trittige konferen3=
(acben in 5rbof3 Der
@roBen Drei gelegt
1nternationale u23ll Of 22iehts" poreeihlaeen

@aibmston. Yrdiihent 5rlman
gGb Ser Soffuung glusOruf, buB cine
&pnferen5 nit Hremierminiite tiers bu,
dill uno aHarid)aa Staliu in nitt sil
ferner ,,lrtl,nit pereintart perocll
tonne, Inn iiber Dos Sriehenspro
gramm 5u oisfutieren. ssn elmer
Ereiiefonlercn5 aob er iclacnhc 3ic!c
onfir betnnnt:
I. Sab bas 3a,,pt5iel bel ser Nus.
arbeitltn8 elmer Meparatlouspolitis
hie obiolllte Sidpritellung Der fift
anfriiiulng Ieutiflanos uno 90
pans iiir ilnmer lit.
=. baB General Giienboaper cine
~freie Erelic unb eincn ireien Ssnior.
lnatipue1,4 lmS 8eoanfenmlstalllh"
in Scutidjlano gutbeibt
3. oaB or (Srulnon) iid) iiir Sic
,@ioerruIllna bcs Sobnicn-4eietes
einicbe, bas slnleiber Gil 9tationcn
pecbietei. bic ibre ShuloCn an bieieS
SaRo aus oen eriten @cltfrieg mid!
be5nblt f)nhcn.
Gri|ioeui Srltnan hoiit. oa6 bic
beioen na>crcn sSiihrer ehcuiaas lbrc
slrlid,lcu bie'cm eritel Ylllft 5:I-
menoen :rcrben.
Sun 1sraneiscu-&emfcrens
San Srancisco. StaatsiefretG,
Stettinius idlug Dor. baB Sic Nus
arbeitung elmer i,sternationolel
gia OF afia6ts", sic iittp aii oie bier
esralbeiten griinoct. sic erite sluigabe
einer nellcn INSTRUMENTATION Scr
Gereinigtcn stationen miro. Gr e.,
flG:tc, Bah oie aSrnae ser Meniden>
redjte iefr lppbl bic nicbtlglte lci!,
tonne, oie in Sun eSraacisco aiigc'
porien lpuroe.
Stettiuius gah ser Nuiidt slus.
Srlf, bal ser @irtIfnfts- lno So
,iulrat oes neuen Golferbunoes ba-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17

Iid)en 9eearf sableu, fiir Giuse, Ole
nid,t Don YeitauO fin6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-05-17
Sun 1yranciscu-&emfcrens

5ialrot bes Golferbnoes oa p1rtig Ge,tidlano
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
'0ne-Mdn Army
Rushing Home
Times Photo

TRAVERSE CITY, Nov. 2
GNS)-Mai. Arthur Wermuth,
the one-man army of Bataan,
telephoned his wife, Jean. from
San Francisco today TO tell her
he was rushing home as soon as
l can"
Mai Wermuth arrived on the
West Coast yesterday and was
met by his mother and sister.
Mrs. Wcrmuth, 35, former
nurse, said all her postwar plans
depend on Arts arrival" "
"He told me-" she said, "that
he had to report 10 the Letter
man General Hospital in San
Francisco for a physical check
up and then he would telephone
me i'm about IL hours TO let me
know when he was coming
home"
She denied a rumor that they
would be separated
NO, it's not true" she said
emphatically. I'D like 10 know
how the rumor started.
Art would like 10 remain In
the army" Mrs. Wermuth con-
tinued. "since he holds a reserve
officers commission. He told
me over the phone that we
would discuss everything when
he got back 10 Traverse City"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Id Killed. 200 Hurt
AS Arab Riots Spread

CAIRO, Nov. . (UP)-Ten per-
sons were reported killed and 200
injured at Alexandria today as
rioting and demonstrations spread
swiftly through Egypt and
Palestine, where Arabs rigidly en-
forced a general strike.
Alexandria and Cairo appeared
hardest hit by the violence, with
rioters and restless bands rowing
the streets. smashing up Jewish
Synagogs and shops, and clash
ing repeatedly with steel.helmeted
police struggling TO keep down
the disorders.
At least three persons were re-
ported killed and several wounded
in rioting in the Jewish quarters
of Cairo. British military police
cars generally held aloof from the
disturbances in Cairo.
Smoldering unrest throughout
the Middle East came 10 a head
in the rioting. The Arabs had
called the general strike in pro-
test against the British Balfour
declaration % years ago today
promising the Jews a national
home in Palestine.
(Field Marshal ViscOunt Gort
has resigned as governor gen
eral of Palestine because of "ill
health" Colonial Secretary
George Hall announced In the
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Ca1didatesDeny
High VoteCosts

With Detroit voters becoming
more tense as election day ap-
proaches. the two candidates for
mayor last night discussed the
cost of their campaigns and each
claimed 10 be hlly-white.
Mayor Jeffries opened the issue
in an address at Mackenzie High
School when he charged that his
opponent. Richard T. Franken-
steen, has a war chest of $1,000
lie charged that this sum has
been sent into Detroit by the
Political Action Committee Of the
CIO. and he asserted the labor
organization is not advancing its
money without expecting the in
vestment to be worthwhile.
Frankensteen had addressed
the high school meeting and had
left when the mayor was intro
duced. but word reached him
quickly that Jeffries accused him
of spending PAC dollars.
At WIN. hip School in the 22d
ward. the labor candidate as
serted that not a penny has been
contributed 10 his campaign by
the Go or its Political Action
Committee.
He maintained that his money
has been raised by the UAW-
CIO. the locals of that union and
by the citizens committee which
is sponsoring him.
"For every dollar I spend,
Mayor Jefries is spending S20,"
the candidate asserted.
James d. Friel. county auditor
who trailed in the mayorality pri-
mary. announced his support of
/ Frankensteen in a radio broad
cast last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Police Release Man, 2 Women

In Pontiac police released George Duke 81 foreman
Carrier Tool and Die Co., where Mrs Young Mrs.
Ruth Haskins of 1867 Alcoy, another co-worker.
They detained overnight suspects but merely
check certain details concerning Mrs Young
last Tuesday nght-the night was shot and her BODY
thrown into the Clinton River near Pontiac
Miss Jackyn Pryor of 1S945 St Marys persons
who Identified Mrs Young questioned for minutes
yesterday afternoon and released.
Duke and Mrs Hasns released undertaken
arrived from Port Huron Youngs body The parents
of both Mrs Young and her husband live Port Huron
Capt. Don Leonard of the Michigan State Police who Is
directing force OF police working Pontiac expressed
confidence that Mrs Young killed by backmaer
toone His views shared by Capt Nelson of the
Pontiac police, who said:
Wholesale Withdrawals from Mrs. Young's
since last December have not been explained There poss
bty of exOrtion involved which may able explain
when apprehend suspect whom we are searching"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Victim Feared Shooting Threat

Belm quoted Mrs Young telling how the threat
ened shoot her and that him
drive to bridge where she could take her life jumping
in the river.
Inspector Charles E. Seare of the homicide SQUAD said
ponce nave been unable to find trace of the suspects ac
ties or whereabouts during the past 80 days.
The man looking for' Searle said "is man who
has reputation for borrowing money he has
convinced them of the validity of con scheme"
Another person sought for questioning is man with whom
Mrs Young is reported to have had dates last spring
Members of his family said he had not been home
last March "a They trouble
with his second wife concerning his purported attentions
Mrs Young.
The last member of the family heard the at all
1t was reported in August when $3.50
from person known both to him and the family.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Smooth aIkine Mystery Man

He explained that the suspect smooth talking mys
terry man known to have frequently been Mrs Youngs
company
Searle quoted Duke insisting that Young was only
casual acquaintance"
He told Detroit detectives he alone but met
her occasionally in beer avrns when others present
Searle said that Duke told him he did Mrs Young
after she left the factory Tuesday He told police he left the
factory at visited beer gardens Graot and Grand
River went to station have tire repaired and
to his home arriving there about IL p. m.
Police said Mrs Duke told them she asleep when her
husband in Tuesday night and uncertain to the time
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Bormann Believed
Slain Fleeing Berlin

BERLIN. Nov. 2 (UP)-A Brit
ish intelligence officer said today
that available evidence indicated
Martin Bormann, Nazi party chief
tain and wanted war criminal. was
killed the night of May ] while
trying 10 flee Soviet beSieged Ber-
lin. Bormann was walking beside
a tank across a bridge when an
explosion ripped out the side of
the tank. the officer said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

The phoney automobile deal revealed by Edward Bel
former Detroit policeman and investigator for plant
where both Mrs. Young and the suspect worked.
Belm said Mrs. Young approached him in effort to
straghten out her financial trouble with the
"She told me-" Belm said "hat she lent the 81 400
to buy automobile The idea that he
at profit and they would split the proceeds.
Instead the charged he mortgaged the for
$500 and she left holding the bag money
back and afraid the police for fear of dsgracng
her family"
This transaction took place in February Of this year the
month during which Mrs Young withdrew 800 from her bank
accounthe bank account which shrunk from So
Dec to $6S by June The automobile green Packard
convertible coupe
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

London House of Commons
tOday.)
A late dispatch from Alexandria
said the trouble was spreading.
Heavy casualties were caused,
a United Press correspondent at
Alexandria reported. when police
fired on the rioters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Eisenhower Reported
Back for New Post

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 (UP)-
Gen. Eisenhower either has re-
turned 10 the United States or
will arrive here soon, the United
Press learned today.
Eisenhower has been doomed 70
succeed Gen. Marshall as chief OF
staff.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

Police Told
Slain Wife
Lost $l.4OO

former war worker who assertedly swindled
Mrs. Alberta Rose Young out of 81 400 in an auto
mobile deal and who threatened to shoot her
was sought today as suspect in her murder
The alarm sounded for the man after the alleged
swnde and threat revealed and also after it
learned that he split up with his second wife because OF
his purpored attentions to Mrs. Young 33yearod wife
of Maj Franklin Young, who is route home from
Circuit records show that the suspect is $1760
behind in aony his divorced wife and that he has been
sought in this matter
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
2,053,696 Soldiers
Become Civilians

WASHINGTON, Nov. . (UP)--
The army had returned 2.053,69
soldiers to civilian life as Of
Oct. %.
Senator Knowland (R) of Cali
fornia received the figure today in
a report from Secretary Of War
Patterson. Patterson said l.
743.00 have been returned from
Europe and 20S,000 from the
Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Demotion Brinqs Strike

CLEVELAND. Nov. . tUP) -
More than 5000 workers az two
plants of the Cleveland Graphite
Bronze Co, were idle today as the
result of walkout in support Of
a worker who was denoted by the
company.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Pope Sees Sen. Thomas

VATICAN CITY, Nov. 2 (UP)
Pope Plus XII granted an audi
ence today to Senator Thomas (D)
Of Utah. chairman of the Senate
military affairs committee.