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Evening star., 1945-10-24

markets for many U. S. products +. with
accumulated demands built up during
wartime shipping shortages.
Alcoa has served this nearby area for
years, and knows the opportunities for
eales in wide variety.
Write for Free Data Book
Export Market Opportunities" i. facts
and figures concerning the various prod
uets finding ready sale in the Caribbean
market will help you plan your
export business. It's yours for the asking.
Write: Dept. S, Aleoa Steamship Co.,
Inc, y Battery Place, New York 4, N. Y.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
Experienced Mates and
Engineers Needed!

If you have ever been a deck OF
engineering officer, you are vitality
needed aboard ship. Write or wire
eolleer to Merchant Marine, Wash.
ingron, D. c., briefly stating your
qualifications and saying that you
are available. A personal represen.
tarive Of the Merchant Marine will
contact you promptly.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
PimIico Entries

al. and 8. Brooks entry.
c Schorsch and Wood entry.
Evening star., 1945-10-24

Yosr Merchant Marine
sSped Ssdsrisg i01r..les
HssrSe yoS dsvisg te1ess
Evening star., 1945-08-22
y District Officers, .
I Private Recipients
OF High Decorations

Maj Gen. Spencer B. Akin, chief
signal officer in the Pacific, whose
wife, Mrs. Eleanor s. Akin, lives at
the Westchester Apartment, 1000
Cathedral avenue NV, has been
awarded an Oak Leaf Cluster in lieu
of second Distinguished Service
Medal, Gen. MacArthur's headquar-
ters in Manila has announced.
The War Department citation
commended Gen. Akin for his or
ganization and supervision of Signal
Corps operations since the opening
of the Southwest Pacific campaign.
The Voice of Freedom" radio
station installed in the Philippines
by Gen. Akin early in the war, was
termed one OF Americas most for
midable weapons in that area, ac-
cording to dispatches.
Maj. Gen. william H. H. Morris,
jr., whose wife, Mrs. Marguerite
Morris, lives at the Wardman Park
Hotel, has been awarded the Silver
Star for gallantry in action. He
personally lead his troops through a
heavily defended enemy position
near Garmisch Partenkirchen, Ger
many, last April 80, his citation
stated Gen. Morris is commanding
general of the 9Th Corps.
Mai. Gen. Harold r. Bull, zoos
Columbia road NV, has been
awarded the Legion of Merit for
Exceptionally meritorious conduct
in performance of outstanding serv-
ices from December 81, 1914 to Feb
ruary 10, 1945," according to dis
patch from Europe
Gen. Bull was member Of a mis-
sion to the Russian High Command
in Moscow for the purpose of CO.
ordinating operations against the
German armies.
Brig. Gen. Charles F. Colson, 4514
Connecticut avenue NV, has re-
ceived the Silver Star Medal for
gallantry In action against the
enemy in Germany from February
% to 20, this year, as commanding
general of Combat Command A,
9th Armored Division.
The citation stated that particularly
during the attack on Dorsten, Ger
many, Gen. Colson was hibitually
with the forward elements of his
force and, made certain that all
units cooperate to the fullest ex-
tent in carrying out the attack"
Col. Joseph L. Ernest, Army Quar-
termaster Corps, who lives at 210l
Evening star., 1945-08-22

Thirty-first street Sc, has been
presented the Legion of Merit for
exceptionally meritorious conduct in
the performance of outstanding
services, according to a dispatch
from Europe.
1t. Col. Elery NJ. Zehner, $500 Con-
necticut avenue NV, commanding
officer of the 1st Battalion, 399th In
fantry, has been awarded the Dis
n/rlished Service Order by the
British Government, according to a
dispatch from the Tooth Infantry
Division. The decoration, one OF
the highest the British empire can
bestow. was presented to Col. Zehner
by Field Marshal Bernard L. Mont
gomery in ceremony at Inter
henrist, Germany.
Col. Zehner's award was for his
action at st. Remy. when his
company was halted by enemy fire. y
the citation stated, "he personally
advanced well in front of his troops
Evening star., 1945-08-22

MAI. Gen. Akin. Col. Spivy, Jr.
Sixteenth street NV, has been
awarded the Legion of Merit for
Exceptionally meritorious conduct
in the performance of outstanding
services in Australia from October
1912 to March, 1945, a dispatch from
Pacific Headquarters says.
HE was responsible for successful
activities relating to the application
of lease-lend, reciprocal aid, and
procurement and supply" the cita-
tion said.
Col. Raymond C. Hildreth, whose
wife, Mrs. Blanche Hildreth, lives at
1907 Connecticut avenue NV, has
been awarded the Croix de Guerre
With Palm by the French govern
ment for exceptional services rem
dered in the operations for the lib
Grafton of France"
Col. Hildreth served as director OF
the Supply Division, Office Of the
Chief Signal Ofncer, and success
fully directed the huge program for
the supply of signal equipment to
American and French forces in Eu-
rope.
Col. Berton E. Spivy, ir.. 2815
Evening star., 1945-08-22

and unmindful Of his own safety, LED
his battalion to Its objective Col
Zehner has been wounded twice.
Maj. Ralph G. Orcutt, POST Thirty
eighth street Sc, has been awarded
the Legion of Merit for his work as
assistant director Of the Mediter-
|ranean theater's Criminal Division
a dispatch from that area said.
Pfc. william c. McQuitty, 10 Ran.
dolph place NV, received the Meri-
torious Service Unit Plaque fol
superior performance Of duty ane
high standards during the battle ol
Germany" European theater dis
patch said.
Evening star., 1945-08-22
Asks Compulsory Crops

The Confederation Of Mexican
Workers, Mexieo's strongest labor
organization, has petitioned Presi-
Evening star., 1945-08-22

The Nancy Parker $3.50
"A chair to treosure-ond to bring you pleasure,
each time you glimpse its simple, graceful lines!
Hond-tufted, form fitting back and scot, cov-
cred in gold, blue, red or domosk-beouttfuIly
framed in the soft mellow finish of Old English
mahogany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
international Photo

THIS is story of 40 boys and girl The boys wounded
heroes OF the south Pacic-the buejac<es
who helped cleanse the Marsha the Soomon Trawa Sapan
and Tinan Of JapS.
The girl is dmnuve and attractive hospital Apprentice /c
Bertha SChwa rZmeuller Of the WAVES
These 40 youths converted Ward ca Naval
Hospital into whoopee they rendered Berthe
known TO them. a surprise birthday party.
On display in Ward CO today and
core OF rehgonove Of human beings for human beings II
made the ward happy There esprit
de corps.
OERAPS Bere had technique for making her
patients forget their pain formula which brought
the tonic OF good cheer that had blood
stain American battlefields
Berte herself scotched this pronto when
corridor outside the ward
"Nobody has TO cheer that Berte said
worlds
peopleso full Really Langord I'd feel
very badly IL you credit Themselves
should get IT, You ought swell cheering
they're doing"
asked Bertie what had prompted her enlist.
II working a stenograPher n plant back
home Milwaukee" she revealed visiting hospital
day watching take patient suddenly
realized how normal II
Of work II gave the TO take sick people
SO here am"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
FDR'slimousine
Used by MoIotov
Times Photo

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5
tINS)-Soviet Foreign Commits
ssr Molotov is being driven about
San Francisco today in the bullet
proof limousine formerly used by
the late President Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Keep Wards Control

WASHINGTON, May 3 (INS)
President Truman has revealed
that the government will not re-
lax its control of Montgomery
Ward properties. which were
seized months ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Reach Davao Outskirts

MANILA, May 3 INS)-In-
fantrymen of the Path Division
reached the outskirts of Davao,
Gen. Macarthur announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Romanian Group Sets Big as 7th Bond Goal

Having exceeded its goal of
S250000 in war bonds to purchase
B-24 bomber, the Romanian
American Businessmen's AsSocia-
ton today announced that the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
De Valera. Portugal
Mourn Hitler Death

DUBLIN, May (INS)-The German government had the
condolences of Prime Minister today on the
death of Adolf Hitler De Valera personally sympathy
10 the German minister here
NEW YORK, May CINSD-The Portuguese government
has ordered two days of mourning for Hitler Flags
half staff.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Heat Record Set

PORTLAND Ore. May 3 CINS)
1t was So degrees here yester-
day-the hottest May 2 in the
clty'S history
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04

drive will be continued to attain
100000 for B-29 Superfortress.
Frank M. Isbey, chairman of the
Seventh War Bond campaign,
consented 10 the enlarged goal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

The Beautiful Blue Danube
BRITANNIA Rules the Waves might be dated
And I'm mighty glad
when he
the black forests Of the continent
what they about when
the
Waltz revealed the
might been written by
brown sutt Stain was in
gold star Churchill fa~n
p
people writing WASH
1t would the state
nentis S true of
through the public
certainly right gossip the
o A I deal
Now let call attention to
moderate intelligence that this
weather having the result Of atmospheric
changes caused by much bombing
Bombngs dis
the the clouds about and bring slight
precipitation
= Maybe know
Some military experts can blame the
y War
atmosphere be '~~''''
continual explosions blown Akin7
the of orbt.s
nd
with the military
to Puarc who said Extraordinary rains pretty generally
battles"
only hope that when this gets print
than What? Another drizzle!"3 I'm
victim Of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
Unfinished Business

official hf9 +ar4a ...,....5........,..
Of what v.4. ace.n,,,f-..,-t .. r,----
dam is a. s;ou:fic7n. t.. u-,.. .a..-
,.at toljehel ANON liz ...,. .a=...q5..
actually reached ax.ar- .... .....r..-
in Of the man .f t.r,ge Ar..v...ry
much unfinished hssf,.l.-e l-.. -.aa...
Rrssia was .aa =ar.7.is.r na,-.f-
cjarv of decisions 4an...rs.d i'm .h.t
Marshal StaIfn -rrls.aa .=44rr.ss,,,rr-
tor all hi, ambitious r9 ra-g.ra Es.-
rope But even he -..f.ed 81 -.r as
the coormt,rja.la res-5ln# 4. aa,sia
action with ra~uf.t.t. .rrr.ag =. +ha.
Dard3neIIcS a'.n,s-r=#u .r F,.a-a
and Trieste a+ the ra4a n ta- Arsi-
attic Sea. aad 3n#ca Ygcaslav.... Dr.
teee of the Nof,e-- at.s#.... f-sol It4Hy
There WIS n Teast .ao-4t.,... rrre..f
on sDlitf,aa #n ~ Ga.r1.o,. #rE
division of reo#r.ti.rs f. .av ..a
possible that may he ..--r Inv --a-
defeated and 9nr,4.rrtea K.1rn
Establishment of n council IF e-..aa,.
ministers r.r9,ps soma. ~fnsaI.. .,5...,
but is not a sensational devrf5n,-ant
That groun VIII elaborate aaa7 The
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

in the midst of European tlub-dub and evasion:
Harry S Truman, of Independence. U, S. A.. had
sat down at the piano and played The Missouri
Waltz"
While the ninble presidential fingers were rae
ing over the keys Of the late kaisers piano it
may have been the late kaiser's piano-anyhow it
enemy piano) and the stoutly shod presi-
dental toe humping out the cords in three
quarter time two-thirds of the Big Three sat and
listened. I'd love to know what Messrs Stain and
Churchill thought as they listened. or maybe II
would be better not to know.
The Missouri Waltz" and the playing thereof
by the president of the United States possibly
irtr q new era n International diplomacY
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

PROPERLY IN
stalled will help keep you cool
during the summer and save you
heat in the winter. Call j. Maurice
Allen for estimates. Phone
l026-W. M-&-F- If
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED BY
Stark Brothers that all fruit trees
desired for fall planting must be
ordered during August for fall
shipment. | am booking orders
now for both fall and spring de-
livery. A, J. Cheek. Agent. 6-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
WASHINGTON Renorz
''Beoutifv' Blue oonvbe.s.
"Bri'onnio Rules Dated?
truman "Missouri Woltz'
Strikes q Potsdom Note
By HELEN ESSARY
Central Press Correspondent

. that the few satls1ac
world Of double dealing and deum is the
straightforward. Amer
fuss apology
speaking especially of Iotsdam and the gongs-on there aThe
ponge-on a Whit about
could be Americana than the
launched when
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

NEW STATIONERY JUST ARRIV-
ed. Large shipment Of latest colOrs
and styles in Air mail and Stand
ard Weights. Also several hundred
beautifully embossed and neatly
framed pictures for the home or
office, non-b -breakable and wash
able. Something entirely new and
different. See them on display at
Affords Printing & Office Supply
Company. 30-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

WANTED-TWO OR THREE UN-
furnished rooms by couple without
children. Call 288-W 5-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

MIR. FARMER-LET ME IN
sure your to b acco curing
barns and pack houses. Only
standard. non-assessable. divi-
dend paying policies written.
Present dividend rate 20G.
F. E. Pinnell Insurance Agen-
cy, Telephones 1921 and 252.
2-llti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

TRIMZ WALL PAPER READY TO
apply. Paste not necessary. Wat
kins Hardware Co. 3-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

'IRST QUALITY EXTRA COfo
saucers, cafe dishes, compartment
plates, platters and water glasses
32-53 piece china sets, eNIH
plates and salad plates. WatSi.is
Hardware Co. o"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
WANT ADS
Get Results

HENDERSON BUSINESS COL
lege. New term September 1. Ac-
credited. High school graduates
NEED specialized business train
ing Then you are ready for Su-
pcTIOr position. (2)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

THE H & B RADIO REPAIR Shot
located at l09 West Montgomery
street is now open for business
Two government licensed raolo
engineers are ready to put youl
radio in first class shape at rea-
sonable cost regardless Of make Vi
model. We carry complete l'n'
Of repair parts. All work guara,.;;
teed Phone 234. VI"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

LOST SATURDAY EVENING IN
Roses 5-lO-25c Store, black Dill
fold containing money and loen-
tification cards Liberal reward
Doris Rocker, 306 College stree,
Phone 15O-W 6-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

TIN CANS, FRUIT JARS, NO.
and No 3 cans, all sizes, regular
and large mouth fruit jars Wal-
kins Hardware Co. 5-f'l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

COAL RATION CUT 20ro FOR
next winter. (See daily news
paper). Weathering with our pre-
war zinc, grooVed-ln material soon
pays for Itself in savings OF fuel.
our expert mechanics working
there soon Write us, we call.
ManSOn-Smith Co., Richmond, Va,
30 years ScrN ice. S-M.-tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

WANTED: TWO OR THREE ROOM
unfurnished apartment. Wrl'e,
Leo F. Mcdowell, Care General
Delivery, Henderson. 4--u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

ing 6e per foot. Also metal bind
ing. Watkins Hardware Co. Sit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

FOR SALE INTERNATIONAL HAY
Boiler With engine set on rubber,
Can be seen at Cooper'S Ware
house. NJ + Legg. Att
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

WANT ADS
Get Results
HENDERSON BUSINESS COL
legc New term September 1. Ac-
credited High school graduates
| NEED specialized business train
ing Then you are ready for Su-
| perior position. (2)
COAL RATION CUT 2Ofo FOR
next winter. (See daily news
| paper). Weathering with our pre-
war zinc, grooved-in material ,oon
| pays for Itself in savings OF fuel.
our expert mechanics working
| there soon Write us, we call
ManSOn-S Smith Co, Richmond, Va,
80 years service S-M.-ti
ALUMINIUM co OKIE SHEETS,
) sizes. aluminium Dutch ovens,
! fry pans and grddleS Al Watkins
| Hardware Co. 3-i;i
TWO GOVERNMENT LICENSED
, radio engineers are ready TO put
rn,.n11bln rnst rngardIatS ~
,,.'f,n wv n,n4o1 yvo la57r,. - co,,,-
,,intn j, l5nc mf ran,,I n,,ts All ,ra,'I,
h,.,..,mtn,5 Thn !, =, - P,d:M.
Shop, lO9 West Montgomery
| street. phone p3i 6-6'
DADIo SFRvrCF-OvFR 2o WEARS
experience modern equipment,
ana a compete stock OF ruoeS ana
repair parts guarantee you llrS'
class faa!o service at reasonable
cost. OoHlple'G l"t'oty SeIHICe on
any MAKE I"u'o' JeiNIhs had'o
MW-F-tf
49,, -, ,,1,-,, 80 o,,,--,-.-
ron 9+Nl-E N'I'-NlDIoHo9 UhC" y
rom .II9' S'|9H ou.on- ,3 %" NOM
I'ilo street, PIoi' o." ~
o-o-IV
ATTENTION, p AND c CARD
hnIdnrc now cIioibln n INV, now,
.lteS' 0l!lc1al IL, t1Fe Inspection !. s'a-
'ioiiS ooll ! 1li ~, i-sso oeI 1Ve' %. in
us " Odl1' q i'9So oeiNlce' l@-u
II0Sr THurRSDAN-. RROVN
f.,,a,r buIfold CONTAINING n,nnnv
and ideo+ificatfo0 aanrrI FinGny
fsna, nnnnv and rntf1.o hiIifnIa
10 frances Hjght. phone 68a-W
Ola
JNOlFIrN PLASTIC SEAN BIND
Ing &c ne, foot. Also metal bInd-
inc Wa+IIins uardvare CO 2-t.+
T08 BFVT CARVF,rr cTYFET
store hujldjno nx.eIIen, I1r,+inn
f., business spr.,on 6u,Idino I'm NV
2o or more ieet. Kent er",oaAoIe'
| ~ y "'SMIS -iI,''' e9s h"SLIlC1>
AoS"'tol, S"-e DISi'"'tLl. o-1'l
i FVFRY FOUR MINUTES \ HOME
! burns somewhere YolI.s NAV he
nex. Let Ms make certain tb,f
vo.,r Insurance nIo,,idee tha nro-
+oc+i,, Won n.aI +na5v Clfo. ~
sIlranr,' Aoencv tho hoo3n ~ ha.-
fer ios,ranca n a sa,,,no pbooe
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\ COLORED TEACHER DESIRES
a 't"chhls position as primary
rartifira.e land and . p p de9rca ,,,5
had two years and six weeks
teaching experience. II job oc~
cuIS, peas Ieles 10 5l8 Pearl 81. 81.
- ,--'N' - ~ ~
! FOR SALE INTERNATIONAL HAY
can be seen al CooDer's Ware
house. NJ +. Lege. 4-4ti
WE BUY, SELL. and TRADE
cattle and hogs. w. B. Hight Live
stock Market. Phone l57. 9-eod-tf
,,C~1,, o1r-,- No., ,,,,r,,.,cr. .,,,-
II & B Radio Repair Shop located
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06
WANT ADS
Get Results

MONUMENTS, MARKERS. pre-
Workmanship. Representing po,
mer Stone Works, Inc. ". w
Langston' 2l9 Young ST., Phone
2l-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

\ COLORED TEACHER DESIRES
teaching position as primary
teacher, holds primary y class
certificate and b b. s. degree,
had two years and six weeks
teaching experience. II job oc-
ours, please refer to 3l8 Pearl St.
Henderson, n. {. 6-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

LOST Thursday: BROWN
leather bIltold containing money
and identification papers. Finder
keep money and return bilHold
TO Frances Hight. Phone 684-W.
6-ltI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-06

FOR RENT GARNETT STREET
store building, excellent location
in business section. building so by
90 or more leet. Rent erasOnable.
Act quickly. address Cuisines
Location, care Dispatch 6-4tI
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-23
HEARD BEFORE O'BRIEN
Boy sHedring
SET in Shooting

ANN -ARBOR. April II - The
fate of Ralph Burton. II, who shot
his brother, Ray. IA, during a
quarrel over a record player Tues
day Will be decided next Wednes-
day-by Probate Judge Jay G.
PRAY.
Prosecutor John W Rae SAID he
would seek 10 have the boy sent
10 a reformatory.
Ray Is still in serious condition
al University Hospital
The prosecutor said the quarrel
arose over possession Of the fam
lily record player. Ray allegedly
taUnted Ralph. whereupon the
younger boy got his fathers r.
gauge shotgun and shot his
brother.
The prosecutor said officials OF
University Hospital had apollo
gized for failure OF staff members
10 report the shooting until
Wednesday
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-23
Ship pPaSsages

TT tAmhgrs,eurs Channel, Fnesy-w c.
fathsr 40 N. | Reiss IS Rand
|! naiis'soa .4s ,AAestisnn.. 80 Ad,i;ue
kchoeusorf ~ 10 CIV Miler 10 40.
Tomlinson u Is, "a Bel. n 40 N
i43 Pyer. an Fsnol 40 saifnEton
biS p Jones $40. Connesut s2S.
Traverse CRY socony. Pre.qus Isle so.
HAtixsll-raza- -SshHAl4Af- tic smith
20 AnAa stone IS. " y White SIS.
smith Thompson 40 sam Morse IS.
Hos'ord IS. Cole Mcfarland e7s. Thos
Wilson 7N. Cyclo- Brsy. 10 os. Negsune.
as. L c Hanna ! 40 Thomas 40, Ayers
! 50. Sums,ra 2ss " Rsiu T. verons
4 20 lsslin AS Hatfield 40 stseiton
<s5 " s picsson : os
DOWN tfIwnEstone Channel Frtdsy-Steel-
ton os N. Ftontsnsc S. Barlow.
Hsmlocs IA. Is. ireland ioso, csnens
plain = 80 7 ou,rrles I SO, corsit.
4 IS. Gienels 5 Amazon SOS. n Jones
40 voorhees, 3s. Mrs MichiEsn > IS.
Pee Copie e2S Rand los Durston
TiS Kendrick an. Odanah SIS Ferris
SO Hennspin 40. Hsronbsy zoos. X
" smith N 40 Marquette ii 40 James
Maids II 40. schoslisopi Jr 20 N
? 4n. Franf7 74S Sioux 40
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-23

Some $50 wounded veterans are
back az Percy Jones Hospital TO-
day answering questions Of their
buddies about the opening base
ball game and the party gwen
them by the members of the De-
troit Athletic Club.
In celebration OF It's 30th ami
versary. the DAG entertained the
veterans Yesterday and viii do the
same thing for $50 more today
and tomorrow.
The boys were brought from the
hospital IN 10 buses There was
lunch during the trip, then the
baseball game and later dinner
and a floor show at the club.
Pvt. Steve NJ. 10th of Charlie
rol. Pa, saw his first big game
yesterday. His right hand was IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-23
$50 Wounded Home
After Gay DAG Party

a Mayfleld spllnt as the result of a
shrapnel wound received in the
China-Burma-Indla theater.
One of the happiest of the lot
was II Warren Thorwald of
Cleveland, whose fsvorite team
won the game. He wears the Sill
yer Star for resculng wounded
buddy under fire near Aachen
Three Detroiters. Pfc Thomas
McPhalan. l4O5 Bslfour; Pvt.
Michael Mikolalow, 1900 Anglin.
and Pvt Hadley F Martin, 1855
Rutherford rooted for the Tigers.
The boys received free hot dogs,
pop. coffee, peanuts and pennants.
There was so much 10 eat that
the boys started tossing bags OF
peanuts around with the yell:
Now let's feed the civilians"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-23
Traffic Court
Election Set
Times Photo

A special primary and election
to fill out the term of former Traf-
fic Judge Thomas F. Maher. re-
Gently appointed to the circuit
court bench, will be held concur
rently with the municipal primary
and election, the common council
ruled today. The city primary is
set for Aug. Z.
Appointed by Gov Kelly to fill
the vacancy was former Common
Pleas Judge John D. Watts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-23
BROUGHT FROM PRISON
OTHERS CONVICTED

Others are:
Gerald Gates, 81. of 6O56 North
field; Sam Ceralli. So, of 1889 z.
Congress; Walter Tyll. 33. of 5948
Joseph Campau; Jerome Pulaski.
90. of 1904 n. Martindale; CAST
mer Stec, %, of 1881 Buffalo:
Mrs. Jean Wywicz, %, of 1922
McDougall; Miss Leila Seay, "a,
of 271 Belmont: Hillman Hanley.
35. of 412 Harper; Haywood Hem
derson, 3S, of 433 z. Euclid:
Hubert Latimer. 33, of 2114 Null
lett: Roger Leal, As, of 5849 st.
Antoine, ard Clarence Dean, 81,
of 526 Frederick.
The defendants were arrested
in a series of five raids in Detroit.
Hamtramck and Royal Oak Town.
ship in June, 1943.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-23
Ex,Vithy Boss in Syria
Sentenced 10 Death

PARIS, April 2t-dNSt=Gen.
Henri Dentz, Vichy high commits
sioner in Syria who opposed Brit
ish and Fighting French forces
there in 1941, has been sentenced
to death for treason.
The 63-year-old general, speak,
ing for the last time IN his own
behalf, said that in opposing the
British he had acted on orders
from Nichv.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-23
MiIdve( Sentenced
In $4,000 Food Deal

John Nlavec, former manager
OF the grocery department Of
Sans Cut Rate. Inc, today was
under an Is months TO years
sentence for dlverting and SELL
ing $4,000 worth Of foodstuffs.
Milavec admitted he had made
about 81 900 from the sale.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-23
LAYoFFs CONTINUE

Meanwhile. layoffs were con-
tinuing in the factories hit by air.
craft contract cancellations.
Nearly 1000 received notices yes
terdsv at Briggs Murray and
Hudson
Murray announced il would 20
bsck 10 a 40-hour week. begin
ning today. 20 spread employment
among its workers II had been
operating on a 4S-hour week
J. (. Adams. chairman ri WPB
contract revision committee. es-
timated that the number OF Mur-
ray workers who probably would
he affected BY the shorter work
week by July would not exceed
100
sourre wrthIu tocaf 2, JAW
CIO. however, said he understood
. 900 Murray workers would he
laid off Monday and that 21o0
others would be out OF work by
July
Adams denied that figure. point
Ing our that the company recently
started S1ooo0 O00 contract
which will provide work for the
majority OF the employees