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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
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r adopting = resolution urging
the corporation and the union 10
resume negotiations
The advisory board i> an agency
close 10 the White House
But GM had already refused to
resume negotiations as long as
the strikers insist on discussing
tho price Of automobiles and as
gumed future profits
After talking to Warren NcSter-
dan GN President Wilson issued
an Official denial of statement
from Washington TO the effect
that he had planned TO be there
for labor-manaccmcnt confer
encc and would take time ont %
discuss the strike with the labor
department
Declared Wilson:
There II some mistake In
the reported statement nv Sec
rotary of Labor Nchwcllenbach
saving | had informed him that
i would be attending the labor
management conference meet
ing in Washington tomorrow
and that ! would take time eut
To talk to MIR. Warren.
UNABLE TO ATTEND
II have had no conversations
with the secretary. and | have
informed MIR. Warren, when !
talked 10 him about 4 o'clock
this afternoon. that ! had told
Ira MOsher, president Of the
NAM, this morning that !
would he unable TO attend the
labor management conference
in Washington this week on Ac-
cnnnl- -nf the strike situation In
General Motors.
II did not at any time give
MIR. Warren any reason TO
think I would see him In Wash
ingtnn- Wednesday, that
would definitely he in Wash
ingtnn- any time this week or
at any other time
With 100000 General Motors
employees out of work because OF
the strike. Schwellenbach had
said he hoped that he could dis
cover an avenue leading 10 an
agreement
HOPED FOR CONFERENCE
He had planned TO closet GM
official IN one room and UAW-
Go executives IN another. War
rem was ready 10 carry messages
from one room 10 the other, hop
inc that within a few days the
dISputantS could be brought to-
gethCr al a conference table
SuppherS Of GM parts said ir
Detroit today that layofs coulc
bc expected within a week now
that assembly lines are ~ 2
standSull In the corporation ,
many plants.
In Detroit last night repre-
SentativeS Of $1,000 UAW-CIC
tool and die workers IN 27S
Detroit-area plants voted author
ity to-iocal union officials to STOP
production on parts for GM Al
the most feasible time 10 aic
GM strikers
In replying to Anderson, Reuth-
or declared the strike resulted
from the companyS refusal 10 bar
gain in good faith" and permit
government Concllatlon
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Picket Line
For GIN Pay Man
BY FRANK WELLS
Detroit Times saginaw Bufesg

SAGINAW, Nov 2S-T'he queS-
ion OF distributing pay checks 10
striking General Motors employees
az the Steering Gear Division was
settled today when the plant man
ager was allowed 10 pass a picket
lne 10 Obtain the checks and mail
them
Thc-COntroYerSy was responsible
for several hundred UAW-CIO
pIckctS lmprlsonlng' IS super
Vsory employees and l. women
office workers in Steering Gear
Plant Yesterday and last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
WOMEN RELEASED

The women were allowed 10
leave by mldafternoon, but the
supervisors were repulsed when
they tried 10 storm their way past
the picketS al , p. m
The workers were IN the plant
under an agreement that supervIS-
et-.7-t--t1rtot-rs wUuid be PERMITTED
20 do reconvcrsion work along
with pay roll help TO distribute
checks due the strikers last
Friday
Yesterday, after eight checks
w~re distributed. the company or
dered them withhold. II charged
tho union with turning back all
persons except those whose dues
We're paid up
Tho union denied the charge.
Finally at'l1:30 p m Kenneth
Forbes regional CAW-CIO repre-
sentative. returned from Detroit
and prevailed tPeH t4te Piekets 10
iICl thC workers
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
REINFoRCEMENTS LOST

He said most Of the Japanese
troops IN the Philippines were not
under him and that he wa, hand.-
capped by lack of unificaiion OF
command and lack Of reinforce
mentS. lie said Tcrauchi rec
Sponded to his appeal for REIN
forcements by diSpatching three
divisions from Japan. but that
most of them were lost on route.
due TO American submarine ac-
ton.
YamaShita said he diverted
10000 troops TO Leytc but more
than half were lost i'm American
submarine and bomber attacks
knew the battle ot Lcytc
was definitely lost in December
when the Americans landed at
OrmOc," he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
LACKS JURISDICTION


The court held it lacked iurIS-
diction because the commission
was appointed by 1t. Gen. w ID.
Styer. western Pacific commander,
under "conStitutionally valid or
derS from Macarthur,
Yamashita testified that he de-
cided in mid-December, 1914. not
to defend Manila and ordered his
troops 10 take 10 the hills "a
fight a delaying action The loot
ing of the city, he inferred, was
committed by navy troops, not un-
der his command.
when assumed command
of the Fourteenth Area Army,
l was not supreme commander
In the Philippines, Iamashita
said. at was Terauchi Nield
Marshal Count Juichi TerauChl,
commander In chief Of the sou-
thern regions). l stayed under
Terauchi's command until Au-
gust, l9i5."
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
How Troops
Come Home

Troopships arrivins in 4. s.
home ports today included the
foIioWing:
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Cir
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pleasant work for omDi-
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necessary. Here IS your
opportunity 10 work in a
plant where free training
is provided. Apply
employment Office End
St, and West Liberty.
King SeeIey Corp.
Ann Aroor
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WASHI\GTON =Ap Formal
creation OF wage sterilization
board To take over the remaining
duties Of the War Labor Board for
the next six months is expected
this week. The WLB, nearly four
years old. goes out Of existence
with the whistles and horns which
mark the start Of 1916 at midnight
tonight
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Real Estate
Houses For sale
Harry c. Peet

Harry c. Peet
10 Pearl S. Phone 1871
-FOUR ROOM modern bungalow. gar
age, large lot. on limerick Street
near corner Davis 81 n block
from super Market. $500. Terms,
HAMILTON STREET n room house.
complete bath upstairs. stool IN
basement hardwood floors down,
excellent location for income one
half block from Michigan Avenue,
$500. Terms.
NEAR ECORsE ROAD on Ford St,
three room house. stool. garage,
92.675. Terms
MODERN BRICK apartment house
four baths, beautiful sIrubbery
fish pond. hot water roIt stoker.
river frontage, two springs, very
large garden tract pretty Law o..
priced TO sell Terms
NEAR MICHIGAN AVENUE on
River Street, six room house fur
mace, close I'm. $1,000. Terms
= BLOCK FROM NORMAL. Seven
room house. complete bath, fur
mace. $3.50. Terms.
PROSPECT STREET. eight room
house. hath. furnace, near Beyer
Hospital wide Iut IS 900. Terms
~ y fN'fiIN li'NI 81 lNIHthfs ltt kF
slightly lot on Stewart street near
~ new floors and roof $500
Terms
WEST CROSS STREET. 10 room
I modern hOus,, fireplace, steam
heat >toker. income location near
Normal and stores, garage, posses
sion 90 days Reasonable price
Terms $500 down.
EAST CROSS STREET. seven room
modern house. large lot. completely
furnished. S6.GIO. Terms
HOLMES ROAD, five room modern
house. furnace, hardwood floors.
two car garage, chicken house,
$500. Terms.
PACKARD ROAD four room house.
fun basement, furnace. five lots.
$500. Terms
TWO ROOM HOl' Sc, garage, g. 400
Terms $500 down
NORMAL STREET, west side. six
room house. bath. furnace, garage.
large lot. So 500. Terms
EIOkSE ROAD near Michigan Ave
nue., seven room house. bath, steam
heat. Priced 10 sell. Terms.
SUPER GAS STATION CORNERS on
Michigan Ave. Also business cor
ners on Ecorse Rd. WIN lease or
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE OUR
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Announcements

SELLING OUT Refrigerator. bed
room sets, Wilcox portable radio
ana recorder. turn tables, 2 mi
yr1phones. professional Living
rooms. dining room, Duncan Ptyfe,
leather chairs. maple dInette. Ell
ectrlc Nihra-Iiarp, blue III back
with ottoman. ladies' clothes. l2-l4.
bathinette, table lamps. navy blue
topcpat and 4. coat Mons IS Many
articles. No Junk You buy good
things here. best quality 235 Buena
Vista, Ann Arnur
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Fremont AP Fremont Airport
will be opened Jan !. several
months In advance of dedication
ceremonies next spring. n was an
nounoed by Chairman Harry BeDcr
Of the airport commission.
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BOOEKEEPEE ANU DLFPE-TN-
porlenre not necessary. Fun tiuN
steady work pad vacation Good
salary GrluuoN Bros. 30 ".
Michigan Ave
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LEGAL Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the cir
cult Court FOR the County OF Wash
teuaW
In Chan,ery.
FELIN NuNELLY. Plaintiff
CORA SrNELLY, Defendant
Al a session Of said Court held at
the Court House In tie City OF Ann
Arbor. in said county. ON tho -3rd
day Of November, 1915.
Present Hon. James K. BrJakcy.
Jr., Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing to the
Court by affidavit on file that the
above named defendant is not resi-
dent or the State nf Michigan. and
that her last known post office ad-
dress is number 1890 \. Hogan
street. ST. Iuuts, Missouri. II Is here
boy ordered that the above named do
PENDANT. Cora Nunelly cause her ap-
pearaure 90 be entered in said cause
within three months from the date
JAMES r. BEEAKEy. IN.
LucIla NJ. Smith. clerk.
John T.. klrk. Attorney for Plaintiff
Business address. fpsllant Mich.
4 true copy.
LueIls NJ smith, County clerk.
Adv. --1l5
STATE or MICHIGAN, in the cir
cult Court for the County Of washte-
nav.
In Chaucery
DOUGLAS BOLES, Plaintiff,
GLADYS BOLES. Defendant.
At r session OF said Court held at
the Court House IN the city OF Ann
Arbor. in said county. on the 2ist
day 81 November. 1915.
Present; Hon. James r. Brcakey.
Jr, circuit Judge.
IT satisfactorily appearing TO the
Court by affidavit on file that the
plaintiff, GLADYS Boles. Is not resi-
dent 81 the state Of Michigan. but
lives in the state or North carolina,
and her last known post office adj
dress ts 3l2 Phillip street. High
Point. Norfa Carolina. and tho Court
being fully advised In the premises,
it lis hereby ordered that the defend
ant cause her appearance 10 be en-
ADV c-115
tered in said cause Within three
months from tho date Of this order.
JAMES r. BREAKEN, JR.
circuit Judge.
IRENE \. SEGTZ. Deputy clerk
John p. Kirk. Attorney for Plaintiff
business Address: Ipsilanti. Mich.
I.ueiia NJ smith. County clerk.
Irene A. Soltz. Deputy clerk.
FINAL ACCOUNT
No. a4S7S
STATE or MtcHIGNN. The Pro.
bate Court for tie County or WASH
tenaw
Ata session ~ said Court, held at
tho Probate Office iu tie city 81 Ann
Arbor, I'm said County, on the 2itl
day or December \. n. 1855.
Present Hon. jay 6 Pray. Judge
OF Probate
IN tie Matter 81 tho Estate Of
Charles b. PLlsbury. Deceased
!. Ross Wilson having filed i'm said
court his final account as special adj
miniefrator and hits petition praying
for the allowance thereof and for the
assignment and distribution OF the
residue ~ said estate
IL is Ordered. That Tive 2itu day of
January. A. II. 1915, at ten o'clock
In the forenoon, at said Pro-
bate office, be and s hereby APP
pointed for examining ana allow
ing said account and hearing said
petition.
II is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof he given d. pu1.ira-
tiln OF COPY Of this order. for three
successive weeks previous 20 said day
Of hearing, iu the NpSlianu Daily
Press. a newspaper printed and cir.
culated in said county
JAY G PRAY.
Judge OF Probate.
4 true COW.
Nora o uorgert, Register Of Probate
AN LIZ
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Real Estate
Houssy For Sale

Homes 10 Fit
Your Purse
Low PRICE. rooms. bath. base
ment. furnace, large lot, big
chicken house. An older home.
but located inside city and priced
very reasonably az only $500,
with about {l,7OO down
CHOICE LOT: one Of the best lots
iu college Ifs'guts. some trees.
only 500.
SMALL FARM: acres ON Cherry
Hin Road. Strictly modern home
with bedrooms, forced not air
heat, nice bath. and new hard
wood floors upstairs. Small COW
barn New hen house. Some
shade. only $4,000, with about
half down.
$500 DOWN: Buys room cottage
with well and electrlcitv.. Price
only $1,000. Nearby lot with big
garage and well available for
1875 extra.
MICHIGAN Ave: Z acres. with $50
feet or valuable road frontage
on Michigan Ave, A real bargain
al $4,000, ON FL terms.
BEDROOMS: A reasonably priced
West side home. Den or study.
sun parlor. Fireplace. Sleeping
porch Extra toilet IN basement.
Garage. Paved street Near coll
lege only $500.
SUBURBAN: bedroom suburban
home, about mile west OF Ypfi.
bedroom and bath are on first
floor. Fireplace. Water soitener.
Several other extras not found
I'm most of the newer homes.
Price $500.
LAMAY ST; rooms, plastered
walls, wired for electric stove,
city water, utility shop Semi
modern Only So 500 Also a 3
room home with attached garage
IN same district, for $500, with
500 down.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

ON THIS PAGE is the picture story of a thar
~ is duplicated daily in railway stations, bus
depotS. airports-and sometimes. with greater
poignancy in hospitals throughout the nation-ss BAT
he.weary GIs gradually filter back from the ends of
he earth TO children they've fathered but have
except in dreams.
These scenes happened in Detroit at the Michigan
Central depot. The protagonists Pvt. Harry J.
Smith late of the Americal division and his 22month
old daughter Carolyn whom he is here meeting for the
first time Mrs. Smith stands by fervently hoping
thar the two strangers will take TO each other.
That her hope realized is clearly shown-and
its realization largely attributable Pvt. Smiths
aseru grand strategy and carefully executed tactics
These exclusive imposed pictures the work
of Times staff photographer Roy Bash, recently re-
turned from active duty overseas with the navy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Riley
On Willis
Card

Charley Riley Of 81. Louis will
meet Donnie Rase of Los Angeles
in the eight-round semifinal 70 the
state lightweight title bout be-
tween Leroy Willis and Bill Eddy
at the Olympia next Friday night
In accepting the match with
RaSe, Harry tPoppa Dee John
son, manager of Riley. took time
out 70 register loud note Of
protest.
after We do that We want a
fight with willis. MY guy de-
feated Leroy during an amateur
show At the Savoy Club in Chi
cago Aeveral years ago
"Poppa' said. "and he thinks he
can do II again.
johnson SAID his fighter has mad
36 fights, winning "a and scoring
30 knockoutS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Irish Students
Rap Big 10 Rule

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 7
tINS) - The student body at
Notre Dape protested today the
application Of the Western Con-
ference rule which led Frank
Szymanski, captain and center of
the Notre Dame football team, TO
quit the team.
The Western Conference rule
prohibits players who have had
negotiations with professional
leagues from playing collegiate
football.
The crux OF the students COM
plant was contained in a state
ment which said:
Our main point IL why
didn't the Big Ten commission
erS make such n ruling when
the first college player signed
pro instead If waiting until two
or three hundred made pro ne
gOtiationS."
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Bowling Notes

Bob Rich's Koppitz and Joe
TropeaS Mt. Elliott Recreation
were on TO flying starts In the
Metropolitan All-Star Classic fol-
lowing the opening bowling
matches OF the season at Ritter S
Recreation last night.
Koppitz swept three games
from Archway Rec. 2S39 10 2636,
and Mt. Elliott duplicated the fea:
against Ira Wilson, defending
champion, 265S 10 242s.
Schmidt was high for the night
with 1854 in winning two from
Capitol with 1865. Ed Trosien $
247 in 633 topped the individuals.
Phil Van Slembrouck fashioned
247-245-229 for 72l and Carl
Schwikert 24s- POS 233' for 687 as
Rainbow Rec. downed Harper Rec
IN an exhibition match. 1886 20
2s52.
Joe Norris Stroh continued un-
beaten in the Grapefruit League. -
winning its fifth straight match
over John Crimmins' Parisclean
at Club Rec. last night, 279l 10
2674 John Petro's l93-2l9-249
for 6e1 stood out.
Bob Coles Koepplinger defeated
Joe Adams 7-l0 by SIX pins with
279o 10 2774 at the CreS+ Lanes
last night. REM Ministrelli's sos
and Coles S93 were high.
Detroit ElkS Bowling League
~1ll open the season AZ the Palace
Recreation Monday at 9 p. m.
Garden Recrea ton has openings
for 3 and 10-team leagues Tues
day at $50. Thursday and Friday
at g .. m. Teams also are being
accepted for 800 10 $50 house
league with a final meeting set
for Sept. IL. season opens
Sept. IA.
-Vsrsity Eecrestion House
League has openings for a few
teams. A meeting will be held
Saturday at s p. m.
Bud Stempien's bowling team
has replaced Auto Club 10 COM
plete the roster OF the Michigan
Major Classic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
No, ThisHorse
Doesn I Drink
~ LEWIS n. WALTER


Many Lands has finally shaken
oh that hangover from his Mexi-
can excursion.
Not tequila, hot rum and Coca
Cola. pulque cactus juice nor any
OF the firewater sold south of the
border was 10 blame for Many
Lands hangover. He's not drink
ing horse. 1t was the high altitude
Of Mexico City, the rarefed at
mosphere of the Sierra Madres,
that took the puff out of Many
Lands, according TO the attaches
OF the stable OF Al Wellman.
But Many Lands has finally
shaken of the effects OF those
races. He proved II to 10062 fans
ut the Fair Grounds yesterday
when he came galloping home by
four lengths carrying 11S pounds
including Herb Claggett, as an
odds-on favorite in the Charlie
Houbre purse.
He left the Buhl stables All
Good. Milt Shagrini's Darby Dim
out and three others trailing hope
leSsly as he ran the six furlongs
In Ill 2-5, fastest time Of the
meeting.
II was a colorful cavslcade
Wellman brought into the Fair
Grounds on his return from Mex
leo. via Narragansett Park. He
had . bull fighting Mexican exer-
else boy in costume. a bale of
bright Serapes. two or three gui-
tHrs and some weary looking
horses including the worn out
Many Lands.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Deakin to Coach
S'0aStern (SridderS
BY JAKE BERsoN

Perry Dcakin, Southeastern
Highs veteran athletic director
and basketball coach, will handle
the Jungaleer's football squad
this season.
II has been 2 good many years
since Deakin was last head grid
coach He replaces George School
Southeastern football coach for
the past four years. School will
handle the grid reserves and cross
country
Deakin has won more Metro
politan League basketball titles
than any coach In town. His last
success was IN the cage finals last
winter.
After three days OF practice,
Mackenzie High, Detroit prep
football champion last fall, is as
well advanced as any squad in the
league.
Coach Dick FrankoSki already
has scheduled a light scrlmmage
for tomorrow. He is working
with a picked squad OF "a. About
100 more are on the reserve squad
under Ray Andrews.
Dave Gates. starting his first
season As head coach al Cooley
IS heartcned BY the 20 iettermen
returning They include two reg
Mar taCkIoS a contpr plIard and
fullback. There are go on the
squad
After winning the 1943 Metro
title. Cooley Slumped year ago
and did not figure long IN the
title chase,
The most difficult Job Of any
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
J.L.HudsonT Tops
Pin Opening

Low scoring marked the open
ing Of the West Side Bowling
Classic last night at Tower Rec
reation J. L. HudSon's 2sl9 the
high mark in taking three points
from Carolsn, which had 2817
Other scores: Moran 2794
Pabst 2476; Ben Meredith 2740.
Gerisch 2707; Young 2729. Binco
2565; o. e. o. 2723, Tommy Nc
Auhfe 26l7. Hamilton 1892.
26l6; Kreiger POSI-.
Wrigley 2607, Index 264O. Stage
1886; Great Lakes 2625. Ace 25l4.
Moran posted high team game
OF the night, 1922 as Harry Shur-
ski, Of Carolan, topped the indi-
viduals with 626.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Michigan End
Breaks Ankle

ANN ARBOR, Sept, 7-Michi-
gans football team suffered a
blow when X-ray pictures revealed
that I'd Bahlow, ore Of the
squads leading ends, had broken
his ankle IN Wednesdays scrlm-
mage
Bahlow. A 200-pound navy
trainee from Springfield H. was
the only Wingman with experience
on the squad. He was considered
a sure net for starting position.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Women BoWIers Hold
First Meeting Sunday

The first monthly executive
board meeting Of the Detroit
Womens Bowling Association will
he held Sunday an 2;3O p. m. at
the Recreation Building.
NJ All presidents or their repre-
SentatiyeS are urged 10 attend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Ex-Army Coach Dead

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. 7
HNS)-Death of 1t. Col Maurice
F. Moe) DAILY. ~. former foot-
bali star and coach at West Point,
was revealed today by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael F.
DAILY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

coach facing an opener falls on
Joe Rosoeck. Hsmtrsmck Highs
new boss.
The Cosmos not only meet al
ways powerful Catholic Central
Sunday Sept. %. a. Keyworth
Stadium, but Rosbeck runs ND
against his former prep coach. Hal
Shields, now at the Shamrock
helm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Klein 10 Face Ruby

Louis Klein and Bert, Ruby
rivals Of lonE-standing on local
wrestling mats, are due for an
other clash next Tuesday A. Mack
Park. As matters now stand be-
tween them Ruby IS one Up on
Louis.