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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-29
Real Estate
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would like house or apartment. No
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PLUMBING q HEATING
CHAS. A. DELANO
10 y. River Phone 1873
'PEClAL RATES ASH and rubbish
hauling $3.50 per month. Local
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Real Estate
Apartments For Rem.
Rooms For Rent

Rooms Fot Rent
ROOMS FOR YOUNG WOMEN. con-
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privileges. Phone l259-W.
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Legal Notices


wilRar Inc. offices - 5aaa ". Mich
igan Ave. NpsIf8utt announces its
pending d. solution. Creditors are TO-
quesfad % ureeerf fH'.r claims a.
above address un ar before January
IL, 1875.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
OPA Cites
9 Firms

Owners Of six Detroit waste
salvage concerns today were
charged by the OPA in a suit filed
in federal court with failing 10
keep price records of their sales
Of wiping cloths to industrial
plants and other consumers.
The concerns charged are: JEFF
ferson Waste Material Co., $50
Illinois; Brady Junk Co.. 1888
Mack: Cadillac Waste Material
Co. 98S Napoleon; Acme Junk Co,
2437 ST. Antoine; S. Dukinsky &
Son. 1925 st. Antoine, and Morris
Olshansky and Louis Goldstein,
SOS Illinois.
The OPA also filed suit against
three fuel oil dealers, charging
that they sold fuel oil last year
without taking ration coupons and
failing TO keep records of sales.
They are: the Cadillac Oil Co.,
1850 f. McNichols. which alleg-
edly installed 100000 gallon
tank without informing the OPA
and made illegal sales of fuel oil
during the last two winters: Or
vile T. Lane Of Lansing, who ac-
cepted coupons before their valid
date. and Claude Elliott Of Monroe
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
6 Girls Injured
In Circus Mishdp

NEW YORK, April % GNS)-
Another near tragedy befell the
Ringing Brothers and Barnum
and Bailey Circus today, sending
three female aerialists to the hos
pital to recover from serious in
juries suffered in 30-foot fall
Three other girls suffered less
painful injuries.
The aerialists, known as The
Galassos," were members of a
team Of eight women and two
men who perform on two 30-foot
ladders balanced on a table.
The girls had taken their places
amid the usual fanfare when one
near the top lost her balance and
the entire team crashed to the
sawdust covered floor.
A crowd of 1000 witnessed the
accident.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Yanks
Gain Ten Miles


MANILA, April 2S (INS) -
Twenty-fourth Division American
infantrymen were pressing toward
the town of Digos, 30 miles south
of Davao, today after scoring a
l0-mile gain through Mindanao's S
Apo Mountain range.
The drive toward Davao, capital
OF, Mindanao, dubbed Little
Toyko" because of its large Japa-
nese population, was supported
by American dive-bombers, Mitch
ell medium bombers and fighter
planes.
Gen. MacArthur's communique
revealed the new American gair
in the drive TO wrest the last
major Philippine island from Japa
nese hands. American troops
the communique said, were within
sight of Digos, which like Davao
had a large Japanese population
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Track Hit
BY Miller
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the money the statute requires
to be paid back to the winning
bettOrs Is actually paid back"
Judge Miller continued.
He found that the 1888 legiSla
tive act legalizing racing was in
valid, because it put the state il
an unlawful and immoral business
Tho cold fact ls," he held.
"that the state Is hning and
sending to Jail people who run
gambling games, while itself II
Is running gambling games"
whatever this thing touches
it blights. How many men in
public life have been ruined by
Its Vaccinations? Professional
baseball was almost destroyed
by IL and took m ost drastic
steps to outlaw II.
THE American Bowling Con-
gres II about 20 ban IL in Its
sanctioned tournaments. College
athletics have recently been be-
smirched by II.
True sport and sportsman
ship cannot live alongside It,"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30

SAN FRANCISCO. April rs
nNS)-The United Nations con-
ference h g a d e d into a double
session of oratory today. while its
guiding heads sought to remove
the last three major barriers 10
the amicable creation Of a new
world peace organization.
The three great problems now
facing the molders of future peace
We're:
A sweeping worldwide dis
pute over imposing interna-
tional trusteeships on captured
enemy territory and the former
inundated League Of Nations
areas.
. Widespread revolt m ong
Small powers against the veto
authority given the five great
powers in the proposed security
council.
. A proposal to subordinate all
regional arrangements, includ-
ing the Chapultepec inter-
American defense agreement,
= TO the propos new code
against war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Ndzis Reported
Offering TO Quit

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of all the Allies, including
Russia"
On the heels of this came the
White House statement.
President Truman's press sec
retary, Jonathan Daniels, said:
In times like this there will
be lots Of rumors of peace pro-
posals being made.
"It Is also perfectly clear
that no consideration can be
given to any German peace pro-
pOsal unless II means uncon-
ditional surrender 70 all three
Allies.
There are all sorts of rImors
going around that are only
rumors. know nothing about
any peace proposal"
The version of the report a,
broadcast by the Allied-controlled
Luxembourg radio and recorded
here by the BBC, said:
"The following message has
been conveyed to the foreign
ministers of the United States,
Great Britain and Russia:
"Heinrieh Himn,isr has sent
message in which he guarantees
the unconditional surrender Of
Germany to the United States
and Great Britain. The govern
ments of the United States and
Great Britain haUs replied that
unconditional surrs Ter
Wiil only be accepted IL the
offer is addrssssd to oil the
Aiiiss'."
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Ordered TO Pay Back
sass Taken in Fraud

Recorders Judge Gerald w.
Groat put Angelo Metas, "a. on
probation for three years and or
dered him to make restitution on
a charge OF obtaining money un-
der false pretenses today.
His victim. Mrs. Adeline An.
gulo, Fl, of 7755 Brace. war work.
er, said he induced her TO invest
S465 in a non-existent advertising
agency.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Inspector Myers
Police Horse Dies

Inspector Perry w. Myers. head
of the Detroit Police Depart
ment's mounted division, today
was grieying over the death of his
chestnut mare, Beautiful Star, the
mount which for years had car
ried him at the head Of all
parades.
Beautiful Star was presented to
the department Is years ago by
the late c. Hayward Murphy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
'All's Quiet!'
Western Front Is No
More-OfficiaIIy

LONDON, April IS tUP)-A
British spokesman said today that
there no longer is Western
Front as a result of the Ameri-
can-Russian junction in Germany
and that henceforth military de-
scriptions of the fighting will refer
10 "the northern and southern
zones Of operations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
III DuIcle's7
Return
Awaited

ROME, April 2s (UP)-Ths
Italian capital today eagerly
awaited the return OF its chief
balcony performer. Benito Musso-
lini, whom patriots claimed to
have captured in northern Italy.
Definite confirmation OF Musso-
lini's arrest still was lacking, but
the Italians already were planning
his swan song performance In
Rome-a trial for collaboration
for which the penalty Is death.
The Rome radio SAID that Mus
solini and his cohorts captured
with him would be tried by a peo-
ple's court. However. II was be-
lieved the United Nations war
crimes commission might have
something to say about II.
CLAIM OTHERS TAKEN
Along with Mussolini. the Parti-
sans claimed to have taken former
Fascist Party Secretary Roberto
Farinacci, former Propaganda
Minister AleSSandro Pavolini, for
mer Internal Affairs Minister
Guido Bufarini-Guidi and Marshal
Rodolfo Graziani.
Rome radio said the Italian gov
ernment had decided TO degrade
Graziani. former chief Of staff of
the Italian army. He also was
stricken from the list OF Italian
marshalS.
According to the Milan national
liberation radio, Mussolini and his
henchmen were arrested by GUS
toms guards at the Lake Como
town of Lecco on the Swiss from
tier.
BARRED BY SWISS
Bern reported that II Duce's
wife, Donna Rachele Mussolini,
along with several Fascist per-
sonalities." had been denied entry
into Switzerland.
A United Press dispatch from
Zurich said that MusSolini's son.
Vittorio. and nephew. Vito, were
with HIM for some time at Por-
leZza, l6 miles north of Como.
However, the patriot reports made
no mention OF them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
START TOMORROW

The company and Packard
Local 100, UAW-CIO, agreed &c
have the inspectors report "a
work. beginning at midnight TO.
morrow, with the remainder OF
the employees starting work a,
7:30 a. m. and 430 p. m. or
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Smaller Powers
Disrupt Parley

The President wrote Stettinius
that President Roosevelt felt
that the Importance of the
Ukraine and White Russia among
the Soviet republics and their
contribution to the prosecution OF
the war and the untold devasta-
ton and sacrifices which their
people have undergone in the
cause of the United Nations en-
titled them to special considera'
ton"
TRUMAN LETTER AIDS
Mr.. Truman then directed Stet.
tinius to cast the u. S. vote in
favor of the admission of the
Ukrainian and White Russian re-
publics as initial members of the
international organization" The
reading of the Truman letter
brought a unanimous vote in the
council of foreign ministers and
in the conference itself.
The three great issues awaiting
decision are full OF controversy
The United States and Russia de-
sire international trusteeships
but Britain, France, Belgium anc
Holland-who have great empires
which include old League of Ma
tons mandates TO con
tinue individual trusteeships. That
looks like a finish fight on the
floor of the conference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Kelsey Faces
Army Threat
U. S. May Take Over
Strike-Bound Plants
BY I'D BRAND

Army seizure by three Kelsey
Hayes plants appeared imminent
today as war department repre-
sentatives and the NLB continued
efforts 10 end a strike OF $500
employees which i paralyzing vital
war production.
Although no official announce
ment was made, il was indicated
at special show cause hearing.
which lasted from 3 p. m. yester-
day 10 / a. m. today. that the
army would take over if the plant
is not opened by Monday morning
Company officials have re-
peatedly flouted WLB directives
10 reinstate l3 discharged UAW-
Go committeeman and stewards
and, although again ordered 10 do
SO al the conclusion OF the hear
ing this morning, IN the Severest
directive ever issued by the local
board. every indication pointed TO
the firm again refusing 10 obey.
High army officers were IN
conference with company ofil-
cials today and Local TIA UAW-
Go has called a special mass
meeting OF its membership for 10
a. m. tomorrow. The company is
expected TO give its final answer
10 the army al today'S conference.
Before the strike was called,
the company was so far behind On
certain schedules that some OF the
materiel was being flown TO
Europe, the army disclosed. With
the exception of two days, the
plants have been strike-bound for
the last Is days by two separate
strikes.
The first strike, which lasted
approximately a week, was called
after the company discharged SIX
committeeman for allegedly eject
ing a foreman from the plant.
TAKEN TO WLB
The union refused 10 end the
strike until the six were rein
stated. The company refused. The
case was taken to the WLB on
show cause hearing. and in an
attempt to bring about a resump-
tion of production, the board
ordered the six reinstated.
The committeeman were on the
Job one day when they were again
discharged. along with seven
other committeeman and stew
ards. The plant closed the next
day.
EXCHANGE VERBAL BLOWS
At the show cause hearing last
night, labor members Of the WLB
exchanged sharp verbal blows
with company officials and bitter
verbal battles broke at intervals
among George F. Adde's, secre-
tary-Treasurer Of the UAW-ClO;
Rockwell Gust. company counsel.
and George Sweeney. vice presi-
dent of the company.
With industry members dis
senting. the public and labor
members of the board issued a
directive against the company,
ordering that the plants be
opened Immediately and that all
employees of the company, includ-
ing the 13 discharged committee
men, return TO work at once.
BILL OF PARTICULARS
Upon resumption of production,
the directive ordered the COM
pany shall, within five days. file
bill of particulars with the
board setting up its case against
the 13 discharged.
Each of the 13 discharged
workers then shall file answers TO
the charges within five days after
they receive the bill of particu-
lars. The board then will set up
= tri-partite panel TO try the
case.
Earlier in the day strike of
40 inspectors at the Packard
Motor Car Co. which idled 5000
employees, was settled by the
board.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30

ment, Of course, goes to the
successful gardener and his
family.
The demand for garden guides
and other literature from the spe-
cial display on our banking floor
in the main Office at the National
Bank Building has been so tre-
mendous as to confirm Mr.. Fav-
inger's optimism.
We have had to replenish our
supply day after day.
This literature contains every
thing a Victory gardener should
know and it mas been provided by
the following firms which in this
way make a further contribution
to their already magnificent war
efforts.
Beech-Nut Packing Company
City of Detroit-Depsrtment Of
Parks and Recreation
The Detroit Edison Company
Ferry-Morsc Seed Company
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Company
Ford Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
Peter Henderson & Company
The j. l.. Hudson Company
international Harvester
Company
Lohrman Seed Company
Michigan Department of Health
Michigan Office of Civilian
Defense
Michigan State College
Michigan State Department
of Agriculture
Morton Salt Company
National Victory Garden
Institute
Shell Oil Corporation
Standard Oil Company of
California
The Texas Company
Union Pacific Railroad
L. S. Department Of Agriculture
Worcester Salt Company
Sidney ]. Dowdins,
Asststort Cdshter
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
New Swedish Envoy

STOCKHOLM. April 29 tUP)-
King Gustav v has appointed Her
man Ericsson, former minister Of
commerce. as Swedish minister to
the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
745,3I8 British Babies

LONDON. April 2S CUP)-A
summary of vital statistics re-
leased today showed 745.31S babies
were born in Great Britain dur
ing 1914. the greatest total since
1923.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
PLANNED WITHDRAWAL

II was believed in American
quarters that the Japs were exc
cutting a planned withdrawal TO a
new defense line after finding
their previous positions untenable.
The Jap Domei agency claimed
without confirmation that Japa-
nese suicide planes had sunk two
American cruisers, including the
USS Savannah, and four large
transports and heavily damaged
a third cruiser around Okinawa
yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Ford Estate
Park SOUGHT

The estate Of the late Edsel
Ford in Macomb County was un-
der consideration today by the
parks and parkways committee Of
the Wayne County board of super
visors as a possible park to serve
the eastern part of Wayne County.
The Ford property was sug-
gested by Leroy c. Smith Of the
Wayne County road commission
yesterday after the supervisors
had rejected a proposal to acquire
450-acre tract in Gratiot Town.
ship as a park site.
SIGNED BY 1,S72
The action of the supervisors
followed presentation of a peti-
tion signed by 1872 out of a pos
sible 1000 residents of Gratiot
Township, objecting 10 location
of the park in that township. by
Odilon Houtekier. Gratiot Town
ship supervisor.
Smith declared the cost of the
proposed park would be more than
a million dollars. whereas the
Ford property. according TO some
sources. could be purchased for
S500,000.
WAIT APPRAISALS
The problem was taken under
advisement by the committee un-
til appraisals of the Ford prop
erty are made within the next
few weeks.
Houtekier declared location Of
the originally proposed park in
Gratiot Township would mean
taxpayers there would have 10
spend $4,000 a year for increased
police facilities. The total tax
revenue of the township is only
I S11, 900, he pointed out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
'Airfie|ds Fall
+0n 0kindWd

GUAM, April % QNS)-Cap-
ture of two vital airfields on
southern Okinawa was expected
momentarily today as oath Corps
doughboys probed Japanese de-
fenSes all along their trans-island
line.
Capitalizing on a general ad-
vance which has cracked the first
line of japanese prepared de-
fenSes in the southern sector OF
the strategic island, only 325
miles south Of the enemy home
land. the Yanks were driving for
ward against what appeared 10
be rear guard opposition.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Victory Gardeners Who

Victory Gardeners Who
Know -.
This year the views were those
OF experienced, well informed, en-
thusiastic Victory gardeners, and
all given in the best Of good
humor and mutual helpfulness.
Notes OF past accomplishments
were compared and the produc-
tiveness Of various soils in various
parts OF the city discussed learn
edly.
Everybody appeared to have
something to contribute from
their own successful experience
and all were most willing to give
and take advice, a spirit which, it
was frequently remarked. il ap-
piled in every field Of endeavor,
might be equally helpful.
more On0 more SOfOenS ..
william l.. Fsvinger. regional
director Of the National ictory
Garden Institute, was tremen-
dously helpful In arranging our
and many other equally fine ex-
hibitions. He IL quito confident
that last years record Of 800, 900
Victory Gardens i'm Detroit will
be broken, N will the yield Of
the gardens, and that the cam
ming Of vegetables will also be
increased. He emphasizes that
the need for moro Victory gar
dens with even MISREPRESENTATION
- more necessary than ever to
the war effort-but, he adds, the
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
AIM AT AIRFIELDs

Machinato airfield near the
west coast, and Yonabaru airfield.
on the eastern side, were the i'm
mediate detectives of the Ameri-
can attack. Adm Nimitz an
nounced a general advance all
along the American line and said
that elements of the 9th Infan-
try Division fighting on the right
flank were in the vicinity Of
Machinato airfield.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
MAY SPLIT COMMITTEE

These issues may be settled as
easily as was the grant of two
additional votes TO Russia in the
assembly of the new order.
This was accomplished when
the conference agreed to admit
White Russia and the Ukraine as
separate republics. Its approval
was assured after President Tfu-
man wrote his secretary of state
that he endorsed the support given
the proposal at Yalta by the late
President Roosevelt.
There are many signs that these
problems will not be solved in
any session of the Big Four for
eign ministers - the American
Stettinius, the British Eden. the
Russian Molotov and the Chinese
Soong.
1t seems almost certain they
will split even the great steering
committee, on which as foreign
ministers serve.
FLOOR VOTE SOUGHT
II is more likely they will 60
to the floor of the conference for
verdict in the old fashioned
democratic form of a majority
vote. This is exactly what the
little nations desire. 1t will give
them a chance in this conference
to act with as much weight as
the great powers.
There are two other unsettled
problems, but neither is a barrier
TO the peace organization. They
are Poland and Argentina. Both,
however. may be solved satisfac-
torily within another week.
The Polish issues puzzles OBJ
servers. Russian sources insist il
already has been settled but that
the great powers are merely going
through the motions of carrying
out that settlement.
POLES STILL BARRED
At any rate, Poland has been
barred from the conference until
il creates a government entirely
in keeping with the Big Three
agreement at Yalta.
This means inclusion of London
Poles and other exiles in positions
of power within the Lublin gov
ernment.
1t took a letter from Mr.. Tru-
man to give Russia its greatest
victory of the conference.-the
agreement to admit White Russia
and the Ukraine as separate
states in the to be created as
lsembly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
Down TO Earth . ..

DOWn 10 EOTIH 49,
-. Conversations Of the groups
which, even in the rain, surround
our Cadillac Square windows
have been very definitely "down
TO earth" since the Victory Car
dens exhibitions placed there by
General Motors, Ford, Chrysler,
and ourselves went on display.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-30
POLES STILL BARRED

greatest satisfaction and enjoy
ment, Of course, goes to the
successful gardener and his
family.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Pravdd Brands Hurley
Imperial Mo0thpiete'

NEW YORK pcc. GNSl-
a writer for The Official Soviet
now >papcr PraSda described Gen
Hurley today as a n1outhp4ccc Of
iwpcrali,uc clements in America
w-o are seeking 10 impose Amer
lean domination In ASIA
The same writer was reported
o. saving n was no secret that
Russia regards the American po-
S.'lJn m China as interference IN
ChnaS internal affairs
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Detroiter Killed
When Trailer Burns

CLEARWATER. Fla. Dec l
UNSD-Gin p. Walker, 20 of De
troit was burned 10 death today
IN his trailer rome IN an East
Clearwater trailer park.
Walker arrived in Clearwater
fof the winter season about q
month ago and had lived alone.
The fire started when an oil stove
IN the trailer exploded