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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15
COrbett Has New Address

The new address of S-Sgt. Mar
cell Coroett. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Corbett, III Plum, who has
been transferred from the European
theater TO Guam, is S/Sgt. MARCEL
Corbett 33576269. 466th Engr. De-
pot Co., APO 246, Care PoStmas-
ter, San Francisco, California.
On October /. Corbett was pro-
noted from sergeant to his pres
ent rank. He has been in service
since March. 1913, and has been
overseas one year.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15
VETERANS AT MSO

Approximately 800 veterans Of
World War II will be enrolled as
new students at Michigan State
college this fall In addition, many
Of the more than 300 ex-servicemen
enrolled during the past year will
be back to continue their studies.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15

European theater ribbon with four
stars, the purple heart with clus-
tiers, croix de guerre. meritorious
wreath. good conduct ribbon, COM
bat infantry badge and victory rib
bon. was employed by the Firestone
Co. before entering service Febru-
airy 7, 1913.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15

The former Marjorie Milne. who
became the bride of Lit. Owen d.
EShenroder October 6. was feted at
a kitchen shower September 81 at
the home of Mrs. Charles Thorn
son. Assisting hostesSes were Mrs.
Harry WitherS and Mrs. Archie
Vineyard. Bridge was played.
she was given bar shower at
cocktail party from to Z pm.
September 80 by her cousins. the
Misses Rita and Bette King. at the
King residence. 127 First street.
On October she was honored
al party given by Mrs. Jack La
Beau, Jr., her sister, at the Milne
residence, 246 Biddle.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15
With Occupation Forces

ABOARD THE USS CECIL -
Raymond H. Satisfy, 10, seaman,
first class, USNR, BIS Pine street,
aided in the Decentralization of
troops of the lSt Cavalry Division
from this attack transport in To-
kyo Bay in the initial stages Of the
occupation.
The Cecil participated in opera
tons at Kwajalein, Hollandia, Tar
ava, Aitape, Guam, Two lima and
OkiIiawa.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15
MONDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1s45
HOME FROM GERMANY

Cpl Forrest s. Baker arrived In
Trenton, Thursday from Germany
where he has spent the past 16
months with the Army. Cpl. Baker
has been in service for three years
and will leave today for Texas
where he will visit his sisters be-
fore being discharged from the
service.
Cpl. Baker formerly resided with
his cousin. the late Alger Baker,
and Mrs. Ruth Baker.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15
MISC GRADES REPORTED

MISC GRADES REPORIED
Nineteen per cent Of all grades
given at Michigan State college dur
ing the summer term were AS. 80
per cent BIS, 80 per cent Cs, per
cent DIS. and only 2 per cent rs,
the registrar reports.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15
Zygai DISCHARGED

Raymond j. Zygai of 1854 John
street, has received an honorable
discharge from the Army and has
returned to his home. He was a
Private with the Engineers and was
discharged at Oliver General hos
pital, Augusta, Georgia.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15
Daniels Returns To Camp

Pfc. Leon w. Daniels, who has
spent a 45-day furlough with his
wife at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. willard Daniels, left
Tuesday for Camp Grant, Ill.
His parents, who live at 139 Mil
Ter, have learned that their son,
Pfc. Willard Daniels, of the First
Marine Wing, has arrived in China.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15
Welter Discharged

FORT KNOX, KY-Pvt Justin
1. Welter, 1924 Van Alstyne, Wyan-
dotte, has received an honorable
discharge from the Army of the
United States.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15

Vitamin A is tested by measuring
with an optical instrument the
amount of short-wave light waves
the vitamin absorbs, according to
the Better Vision ISstitute.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15

The eruption of the VeSuvius VOL
cano on March Is, Is was the
most violent In 20 years.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15

Isle Royale National Park is the
only federal big-game preserve in
Michigan.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-15

- Buy Victory Bonds -
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Aerial Show
Spurs Drive

A exhibition of paratroop and
glider tactics by army airborne
troops was scheduled for 2 p. m.
today the city airport rs spur
70 the tagging Seventh War Loan
drive.
Thus far, the most impressive
record IN the drive, in which
Michigan's quota is S50l 600. 900.
has been achieved by the states
$50, 900 school children.
Among The first units 70 90
over the top Is the Crosse Pointe
school system which has reported
sales totaling S375,075. This is
more than the so quota which
was et-feF each child in the
Crosse Pointe schools.
The air show, entitled Air
borne Attack. " includes iufnps by
T. paratroopcrs and landing Of
giant CG-l3A glider, carrying
troops, jecps and anti-tank guns.
Also featured is the snatch
pickup of a glider. After the
show, purchasers Of bonds will be
given rides by the CAP. The per-
formance will be repeated to-
morrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
He Risks Life.
Ou buy Bond
p.i,aa linz. w.,bior,oo Bpr,,s


WASHINGTON Nav rs
n suicide charge To Japs
rushed In Win dynamite and
mines attached 90 thoir bolts
jumping lrto loNboioS Wsfh
our men. attempting 90 catch
and hold thcn unfl, the dyna-
mite exploded
Pvt Hubert Ashhy went
into action with bus tommy
gun and pistol firing untd
all his ammunition was OK
pended Then Ashby threw
his pistol into the face OF ono
Jap and fought with his
trench knife killing two bay
onci-Wlcidirg Japs
He then took on TWO others
who were beating ON mo
water Jacket of hiS machine
gun with ShoNcis and KILLED
them both with ms trench
knife
When the fighting was
over - enemy dead we're
counted IN front Of the Amer
iCan position on New Guinea
and three additional dead
were found within the peri
meter.
Al least We can buy an
EXTRA War Bond.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Posts
Bond Of $4,000
Times Photo

BATTLE CREEK, May 26 -
With posting of a $4,000 bond
by his attorney. prospects today
were that Harry Fleisher would
be released Monday when his 30
day contempt of grand jury Jail
sentence expires.
The bond was put up Yesterday
for Fleisher, one Of four Detroit
heodfafTrs- -SchudutEd for trial July
9 on a charge of conspiracy 10
murder State Senator Warren G..
Hooper.
Nike Selik. who received Go
day contempt sentence and must
serve another month, IS the only
one for whom bond has not been
posted Pete Mahoney and Sam
FlelSher previously were released
I on bond.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Accused Of PARKING
Truck for 7 Years

Traffic Judge John y. Watts
today ordered 4 caplsS issued for
tho arrest OF Ezra Richard Sr..
of 1852 Milford charged with leav-
lng truck parked in front Of
1919 Milford for two years
Charged with reckless driving.
LLOYD Goldman. >. Of $50 L.
Grand Blvd, a former road tester
for the L. :. Rubber Co. was
fined SO and placed on probation
tor throc NMrs-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Lose Fight
For Back Pay

Louis G. Miriana, chairman of
the Regional WLB. today revealed
that the WLB had denied de-
Hand of Goodyear Rubber and
Tire Co. workers in Jackson for
retroactive pay since September.
l943, when slowdowns in the
plant reduced their earnings. They
are members of the United Rub
Der Workers (CIO) Local 15s.
iffhe board also denied a union
request that the operation of the
plant be suspended for four hours
a month 10 enable the union 10
hold a meeting of the entire men,
berShip
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Auto B|azes;
! Youths Hurt


Two youths were in Receiving
Hospital today seriously injured
after car in which they were
riding with three companions
overturned ann caught FIRE as II
sped At 40 mph through the un-
derpaSs from Belle Isle at East
jefferson.
The accident occurred at mid
might.
In the hospital were George
scbich, ls, of 2i48 f. Kirby. and
Edward Sula, II. of 2157 F..
Ferry. Sebich suffered possible
fracture of the skull and left
arm and Sulla decorations and
abraSions.
John SzcZuTck OF 2275 r. Kirby
and Dcimar Wola OF 4235 Mitch
ell were treated and released.
Anthony ScafcellI, is, of 4l90
Mitchell, driver of the car, es-
capped uninjured.
The passengers were thrown
from The vehicle as it rolled over
several times after striking a
barrier II then burst into flames.
Police held Seareciii on d charge
of reckless driving.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Guard Iesfiffies
10 ToAidConViet

a Jackson prison guard today
had testified before Recorder s
Judge John p Scallen. that he
overheard Il conversation which
convinced him Milton Starknan
- convicted Of a murder con
sp..acy y years ago. was inno-
cent.
Starku8r seeking 4 new trial
was convicted with TWO other men
March - 1884 Of ,hc fatal shoot
InC Of Raleigh Frizeile 2133 Brush,
In blind PIG hoidup.
lne guard. Thomas Howard.
said ho overheard James Glenn.
one of tho mon convicted tell his
CC..matc StaIkman was innocent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
MEETING CALLED

Another hack to-wofk meeting
of Frcbaut strikers was called
by officials NJ Local 90 and in
terrauonal JAW Representative
John McDanle44s.- Monday morn
lng a. Outer Drive and Van Bfke.
A mccllng AeAtnrda& -INaA P4erly
attended and no vote was cast.
Work at the Borden company
returned 10 normal today after
heads ~ local & Go United
Dairy Workers. had appealed 10
maintenance crews 10 end three
.ae.+iF- : - t-~tt-rfiaJ..
The dispute Was in protest
sratrS'- ttrtavrr FFifEfB aCtT0H TH y
case pending s1nce j7urTTy 4
WLB hearing on t'jr Union com
Dialut nOW has hcEn AChecE-nG lnI
TUESDAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
107, TOO Extra Trucks
Planned This Year

Manufacturers VIII produce an
additional lST7O0 trucks tor civil
ian use this year II they can with
uut interfering with military or
ncrs and output of 2f5O0O pre-
tIouSly programmed,
The additional production was
approved yesterday 10y the WIPE
in Washington II VIII give the
manufacturers asst stance TO put
out the extra trucks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Death on Tracks
Indicates Suicide

~ The decaptated body OF an un-
Identified man about So was
found today across the Grand
Trunk Railroad tracks at Weit-
ington.
Patrolmen James Gentry and
John TerwIn Of the Bethune Sia-
ton said position of the body
indicated suicide. The victim
wore a brown SUIT and gray irat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Fraud Charge
Dismissed

IN TUG7TTTTF6T CHdTEIrc a Sh'N.-
Dpn1un corporation. four OF lts
subsidiaries and IS persons Witu
violating tine Securities and FN-
change ArtwaS .,miSscd ny Fed
crst Judge Edward J. Monet to-
day.
Dsn ~4' was ordered when
l. : ATTY John G Lchr CITED an
opinion Of The attorney general
stating 'Ha' The evidence was IN
sufficient
Tho action charged the Fidelity
Investment Association Of Wheel
mC " Va with dCiraudinc
10000 persons oul ~ S176 600 600
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Times ID Reveal
Sales of Babies

BABIES FOR SALE The
American Weekly, with this
Sundays Detroit Times, will
present frank, shocking
revelation Of the wars most
sinister black market - in
babies, a vicious traffic SO
brazen II advertises, so highly
organized II has a spy sys-
tenn. Read how "Baby Bro
kers" operate in The Amer
lean Weekly with this Sun
days issue of The Detroit
SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Chickens OK;
Show Birds Out

Gh1rkruy raised for food m the
backyard are all right but show
bantams are taboo IN wartime.
Ordinance judEc JOin y. Watts
tfsr,i iftsirtt-today.
Lee BcraSS, L9gS Sheridan was
ordered 90 remove bantam
fooStt-t art three rrrs after Il
complaint 81 4 ffeiasih4ee eias iA4iif's A4iif's
Mildred Payh0ro- Zg92 Sheridan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
CIRCULARS PASSED oUr

The organization carried on it>
campaign by passing out circulars
20 school children 10 take home
10 their parents. according 10
Harmon D. Martin, sponsor of the
proposal
Asked for an explanation OF hor
husband s opposite attitude on The
liquor question, Mrs GIlhc> had
only two terSe words 10 say.
40 comment"
Mrs GlllleS IS also active iu
the Highland Park Republican
party also opposed 20 the liquor
proposal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Favored Bar Owners
Wife Led Dry Fight

Mrs Ted F. Glics. whose husband Gov. Keys campaign
Highland last election has issued
Class license among leaders the fight last fall
ganst permitting Highland sell liquor by
glass II learned today.
The Highland Park P.TA. which Mrs Giies serves
Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Blasts Poppy Sale.
Gets 6O-Day Term
Tlnes Phnt.

Clecy Gill, AZ, Of 1871 Third was
sentenced TO 90 days in the house
Of correction today by Recorders S
Judge John J. Maher after plead
ing guilty 10 a drunk and disor-
derly charge.
Police said he assailed the
poppy sale.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
FIGHT FOR PowER

A General Motors statement
termed the Diesel strike started
by the discharge of Harold Lang
los. a blind probationary employe,
an internal facuonaI fight for
pOMer Amnng- -laeaii ttfiff+t,f4 ttfiff+t iie4Att-S .
A mass meeting Of Diesel work
FRS was sehedaicri for = p m rO-
morrow AZ headquarters Of Local
81. McGraw and Fourteenth. by
Leo Shaifer, president of Local
i63.
PackardS crankcasc division
remained closed last night AS 400
night employees continued 10 pro-
test the discharge Of Herb Tuttle.
rhlef steward OF Local 100, for
hiiiing Charles BOiden assistant
division manager, IN thc course of
IN argument The management
cent 80 day shuicrS home late
yesterday when = walked out
Operating on a flVc-day week the
plant -A-< closed -ttd;fT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28

foe Of the proposal which
was defeated In special
election.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
$500 Tie Up
; War Plants
Strike allied OF
by Dairy Workers

Strikes involving 6 500 workers
m three war plants continued TO-
day with no definite settlement in
tight as a walkout of 200 main
tenance men at Borden Farm
Products Co that threatened 10
tie up thousands of gallons of
milk, was settled.
The war plant StoppaGes. all
involving UAW-CIO members, IN
tluded 1900 employees of the De-
noit Diesel Engine division Of
General Motors Corp. on strike a
week; l400 Fruehauf Trailer Co.
employees who walked nut May T.
ind 500 crankcase division work.
rs-ef Packard Motor Tar Co,
whose walkout started Monday
night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
Germans Fail
To Save Records
Times Photo

WIFI I. s. NINTH ARMY,
Germany, April "a (UP)-The
German foreign office documents
captured by American troops in
the HaZ Mountains last week
were disclosed today 10 be OF such
great Importance that the -Nazis
riSked two divisions in an unSuc-
CeSSful attempt 10 retake them.
host of Allied military, eco
nomic and political officials rushed
into the area to investigate the
captured records which some re-
ports limited might be of invalu-
able aid in tracking down Nazi
war criminals.
The nature OF the documents
was not diviulged, but a Ninth
Army staff officer said they were
worth "a far greater expenditure
of manpower than the Germans
actually made in their unsuccess-
full counterattackS by two divi-
SionS."
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
Lake Ship
FOgbOund

Radio listeners who happened
10 he on the beam heard an
unscheduIed program today in
Shlp-jo-Shore conversations be-
tween DetToitcrS and passengers
marooncd of Crosse lie on the
steamer City of Detroit III
The BIZ passenger vessel has
been anchored and foGbound off
the island since early this morn
inC. II was due 10 dock IN Detroit
Al 30 4 m. There are approx
matcly 800 passengers aboard.
The boat was making regular
overnight run from Cleveland.
The Michigan Bell Telephone
Co. ship-to-Shore service was uti-
lied by scores Of passengers 10
reaSSure business associates and
relatives of their safety.
y. &, c. officials said that the
boat was in absolutely no danger
and would proceed 10 its down
town dock as soon As the fog
lifts. sAll traffic on the river was
tied up. Radio listeners on the
proper wave length could hear the
wireless telephone conversations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
Hooper Case
Near Climax
New Witnesses View
Suspects in Showup

JACKSON, April 24-Four sus-
poets in the Hooper murder in
.sestigation confronted brand
new array of witnesses in another
showup today, as the inquiry APP
peared TO be reaching climax.
Reporters again were barred
from the vicinity OF state police
headquarters.
Held are II AIRY FlciShcr, his
brother, Sam. and Mike Seik. all
former Purple gangsters, and Pete
Mahoney, a petty gambler.
Jackson County Prosecutor Mum
K. Aten said that warrants would
be asked soon. 1t was the first
definite indication that inveSti-
gators had developed anything
from the arrests last Friday
With Special Grand Jury Prose-
rutor Kim Siglcr now at the helm
Of efforts 10 track down the
slayer of Albion Senator Warren
&. Hooper, the investigation con-
tnued 10 reach into Wayne, Cal
houn and Jackson counties.
Hooper was shot 10 death in has
automobile As he was en- route TO
his home in Albion Jan. H. on
the eve of his appearance before
the grand jury brlbe hearing
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
Demands Direct
Refunds on Gas

Answering Congressman John
LeSInSki, Prosecutor Gerald h.
OBricn said today he VIII insist
that $4,000 600 in impounded
NaNne County gas rate payments
be distributed directly by check
10 consumers of the Michigan
Consolidated Gas Co rather than
by credit on gas bills ~
II was understood however.
that il Is up 10 The Michigan Pub
hc Services Commission 10 fix the
-methed-ef niri<'ng tUc refund
President John " BattCn of
the gas company could not be
reached for comment
The prosecutor also said he Will
insist that tho tuil reduction m
wholesale rates. a. determined by
lhe federal power commission
shall he reflected tn rates charged
10 eventual consumers
He sand he could not answer
directly whether he VIII demand
4 reduction 10 gas company DIS
trlhgtlou costs
Through court decisions. II has
been determined that $4,000 600
J., due m rate refunds 90 custom
cry of the Panhandle Eastern Gas
Co M seven states Only 5000.
o0O 81 TINS is slated for Wayne
County
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
zd|eWski Guilty
Of Duty Neglect

a police trial board found In
spector Herman Zalewski, head Of
the traffic court detail, guilty Of
neglect of duty todsy-for failing
10 report to his superior the loss
of 3l5 violation warrants stolen
from a patrolman's cdr~end or
dered that he be severely repri-
manded
SGT. Thomas Murphy was exon
Grated in the same case
Tho warrants were stolen from
the parked car OF Patrolman
Thomas Council. a member Of
ZalewSki's detail, on March ),
Investigation disclosed that
council had reported the theft 10
Murphy and that Murphy IN turn
had notified Inspector ZalewSki.
The trial board found. however,
that Zalewski had neglected 10
inform has superior. Traffic Direc-
tor Christian Nelson so that a
proper search might he conducted
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity: Occasional hight rain
tonight and Wednesday Cooler tonight and
Wednesday. Lowest tonfEht about 80.
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Monday: Highest. 81 degrees:
lowest. AZ mean. So.
Departure from normal temperature Mondays
' degrees
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan. /. +S26 degrees
Temperature one year ago today: Hshest.
6S degrees lowest. AZ mean S6.
Temperatures this date In past u years
Highest, SO degrees In 1928; lowest. ~ In
1878
Relative humidity Monday 2:3o a. m.
So: $50 o. m, e3c; 80 p. m. 4sS:
20 p m. BIC.
Precipitation in last a. hours ending At
8 30 a m. today Trace.
Departure from normal precipitation since
Jan. 1. --.66 inch.
Degree DAYS for Monday. April -: ~.
Normal for April AZ. Is.
Accumulated degree days this month: So7.
Normal degrees days for April 566.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
Points Drive Nation
To Restaurant Meals

NEW YORK. April "a GNS)-
a tremendous increase in families
dining out was reported today by
Paul Hcnkel. president of the So
cIety Of ReStaurateurS
He estimated that New York ;
10000 public eating places which
served 100000 meals d day be-
fore rationing now serve nearly
5000 600 meals day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
Wounded Vet Blocks
Eviction of Family

a wounded veteran from Percy
Jorcs Hospital IN Battle Greek
-rOd8y Won ms iiEEi 10 keep has
wife and daughter from being
clIctcd from their home al 4S3J
DppAcL
Circuit Court Comm.SsI Ioncr
William J Cody ruled that land.
lord Nicolo G1mplno OF ASA
EasiiaWn could not ctiCt the fam
lN until ~ least sIA month, after
the duration Il, provided IN the
Soldier and Sailor, RclIcf Act.
The soldier rs PVT Henry {.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
Ship Passages

UP tAmhcTstburg ChsnnG-Mondsy sonora
So = m Fraser = 10 Ranncy . james
MAZDA 10 50. AlPeus Il 05. cornell 1 80,
SlcriA J. so Tumble o. sullivan
Bros johnson 40 Odanah 20. Lsse
SheN go HouEhtou 30. Cslctc 80.
Cracofnar o IS Do~ Chemical 10 IS. Con
sumcfy Power Il.lO. Tuesday, Rsunw- -Hcm-
ldvs l2iS m watson 40 Moody 50
Ncn6u 2OS PAtnnndcr 10, WindsoAtc
20 Slosn SS Sr.sirk o..
Down Livingstone CEsunc - Monday
Picksnds e45 m Diamond ksau so.
Ry Forc IS. Dow Chemical a.. SclwoOd
$40 Cadillac o Tlansiske 10 30. Harvard
10 IS. Pancu Il 45. Wlndslllg u so Con-
nfauf 4 O5 3 m Gates 10 Hanna u.
1890 { : Robinson ] 2 so, MOODY as,
b. sllo~ -Hemlock so, walsh 4 saIkha m
stead Constitution 6 Wolverine 30 ROen
fIl-Hllds O5 Angelinr 7I5. l. " Hill
SIS Csnopus 20, Mathiott Q IS. sierra
Harry Yates 955. West Il o. Manuel
II 53. TUESDAY. JAmes-Maida J , O5 a m
T Weir l21S SimColite u 40 p. II
TAYLOR - As. Maryland !, w KIM q 40
YoungstoWn 2.45. Kulas 255. Snyder Jr
-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
Couple Held
In nWdfFrdud

Raymond Dahlstrom and his
wife. Hester, partners in the
American Designing and Engi'
neering Co, with offices al 4469
Woodward, today were indicted
by the federal grand jury for
violating the war frauds statutes.
The Dahistfoms deffauded the
war and navy departments and
the Defense Plant Corp. Of up
wards of $4,000, according 10
Stewart Kerr, chief OF the Mid
west war frauds office. They face
a penalty Of up 10 81 years i'm
prlsonment, $4,000 fine, or both,
If -CUuVICtpd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25

courageously play their parts on
the home front as their soldier
sailor and marine husbands are
doing on the battlefield.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
Service Wives Club Corner:
Program Eases
Hours of Waiting
By JEAN WHITEHEAD

blue a red and white field hangs in their window
proud symbol of fighting man gone to war
To the thousands Of Detroit service wives who display this
lag il may lonely of waiting while they
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
FALSE CLAIMS CHARGED

Lehr said that the defendants
presented false claims 10 the gov
eminent for work in designing
tools and cages for aircraft
engines and falSifed records.
The DahlstronS maintained A
bank of time tickets. used 10
support fraudulent billings, in
their offices, Lehr charged.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
PLOT CHARGED

Chief Assistant Prose ecutor
Frank G.. Shemanske has con-
tended that the former Missourt
woman purchased her car solely
to haul her husbands remains 10
Missouri and bury them in cave
near her former home.
Another witness was Patrolman
John Kaweski of Toledo. who SUBJ
Stantiated Liwo's testimony and
added that the woman had told
him she was jealous of her hus-
band and had planned to kill his
girl friend
He quoted her as saying her
husband consistently refused TO
heed her pleas to be loyal to her.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
PICTURE OF ACTIVITIES

In an effort 10 circulate pro-
gram ideas among these Gibbs, the
Service Wives Club Corner will
also be devoted 20 presenting a
picture of their current activities.
New groups wishing TO form
neighborhood clubs are urged TO
contact the Service wives Club
Editor The Detroit Times. 1870
Cass. Detroit 81, Mich. The tele-
phone number Is Cherry $500.