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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Ace Out
Six Weeks

Big AL Benton won't be able
to help the Tigers in their PEN
nant drive for six or eight weeks
yet" the pitchers physician pre-
dlcted Yesterday after an exam
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

executive with
an umb re III a
Co. there, Ii
probably best
noted for his
iron play. a
I &C I W hic !
leads AL Wat,
rouS to com,
ment:
mel sons
ability with
the woods IN
being ov err
looked. While
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Pleasant Surprise

IoTaIE % = T0iaIs 26 ~ 10
a-Batted for Crompton In ninth
b-batted Tor Zuber IN ninth
Detroit 600 200 ooO-2
New York 600 600 0OO-O
Runs-York. cramer Run batted in-Out-
MN. Three-base ht-NaieT Double plays
Richards 20 Webb Cxstner 20 Mayo Webb 10
on bstes-Detrot S.kNs York Bases ON
balls--Off zuber 2 q Mueller 2 struck out
by Zuber BY Mutler Umpirek-Rue
Boyer ana Sumntrs. Time l. "a. Attendance
-. 400 paid. .---
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

than he ever
did. He's a
marvel Is mt
ne ."
The c olo mel
was enthuSlng
over frankie
CroSetti OF the
Yankees, W h o
is back again
doing business
az shortStop for
the Mccarthy.
m en-. CroSetti
IS "a wears old
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Probable Pitchers
BY United Press
.-- -

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland smith Ia az New Ytrk
pETRoIT toRRELL OIL at Boston toNenl
Ill
Chicago Haynes s-41 a. Warrington tElE.
ceiling la night
81 Louis tJsEuch 2-3l At Philadelphia
tGerkin O-3l night
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn DAVIS AZ az Cincinnati wal
ters as night
View York tFeldmsn 4-2i a. ST. Louis
tBverly La niFht
tR0e Al
Boston cooper so, at Chicago tPassesu
2-2l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
VETS PACE REDS

a rag bag assortment Of old
ganers are pitching the Cincinnati
Reds into prominence in the Ma
tional League
Some. like Bucky Walters, 35,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

VI = - ftsh aa1ai' -
star in the lot
on the basis of
pre- Sc n t day
play, and Ed
He us ser, 36,
were on hand.
fhe o hers,
Walter Boom
BOOM 3 @ c X,
Horace tHodt
LiSenbee a n d
Guy Bush, all
past 40, and
] oe Bowman
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
p Sports q
DREVITIEO

Marine 1T. Charles Behan, for
mer Detroit Lions end, was killed
in action on Okinawa May Is .
Marine 1t. Quentin Meyer, for
mer Yale grid star. also WAS
killed on tt1at bloody battle
ground, in an heroic attempt 20
aid a wounded member of his
squad.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Sports
MacPhaiI Marvels
at Crosetti's Playing
BY LEO MACDoNELL

BOSTON, June l. Col. Larry
NlacPhail. a visitor in the Yankee
stadium press box and always the
lan, exclaimed
"MhN. he's pIaying better ball
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Bob Tales
Consistency OF Tee
Helps Nelson Win
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Byron Nelson, COLTS No. 1
money winner Who recently re-
signed as pro at Toledo's ffVer-
ness Country Club to become an
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
FerriSS Beats AL
hut One AL Team
International Photo
BY United Press

Incompatible of the Boston Red Sox
still and providing plenty of things for fans to talk
about with his straight wins
everything the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Fiqh+ Results

FtIL RIVER Mass Able kaufman i4l.
Philadelphia ouip0inted Jimmy NiiiS ifS.
NeWark tlOJ. George Butler 11q. Water
bury. Conn. knocked out Chuck Aekworth,
123, HJndon, ont. t2l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
No FdVOrite-
In Derby
BY LAwToN CARVER

NEW YORK. June tINS)-
The most wide open Kentucky
Derby since Omaha won 10 years
ago is in prospect for the list
running Of the classic on June
/ 9. and by post time the field may
be reduced TO a handful you
can picture a handful Of horses.
-When-FEee Fer All came out
of a workout at Louisville with
pulled tendon the one possible
sizzling hot favorite was elimi-
mated from the race.
OUT OF RACE
Trainer Bur!ey Parke an
.nounced- yesterday that he was
withdrawing John Marsch's can.
didate from the famed run for
the roses. rather than risk a
badly bowed tendon and possible
ending Of the colts racing days.
Unbeaten as a 2-year-old in six
starts and second 10 Pavot only
because the latter put together
eight in a row, Free For All has
been the Derby favorite all by
himself ever since it was an
nounced that Pavot would be
saved for-the -PreakneSs- a week
later.
AS things stand now it is a
wide open shuttle among Jeep,
Hoop Jr., Alexis, War Jeep. Pot
O. Luck, Air Sailor and perhaps
a half dozen others, nearly all
Of them winning and losing by
turns.
From the looks of things the
Derby field will be composed of
about 10 horses, or II at the
most making it one of the small
est in recent years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Slightly Confusing

As you know, Topping is the
Cwner of the Brooklyn team in
We National Football League, a
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

SO. were obtained elsewhere
These oldsters have picked up
nine OF the 15 games the Reds
have won TO date and three in
the teams current fve-game win
ming streak.
The case of 42-year-old Beck is
most astonishing. Never a winner
in seven major league seasons, he
earned his second victory yester-
day. beating his eX-mateS, the
Phillies. 10 1. on five hits.
EQUALS FOUR SEASONS
That enabled him 10 equal his
total victories Of the past four
seasons at Detroit and Philadcl-
phia.
Goody Rosen tripled home two
runs in the thirteenth 10 give
Brooklyn the rubber game in a
series Of three at Pittsburgh, g
10 a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
BETTER GOLF
Proper Backswine
GoIFs Great Teacher and Player
BY SAM SNEAD
This Is the 21st I'm a Series)
(This Is the 21st in a Series }

Today's picture illustrates well
how the hands pass under the
upper body in the backswing.
As the player continues this
swing till the back Of his shoul.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

ala WOunQeQ- member OF MS
squad.
A back injury will prevent Alice
Marble from appearing in exhibi-
ton with Bill Tilden. Vincent
Richards and q. Lyttleton Rogers
and prevent her playing for two
weeks.
1t. Billy Hillenbrand Of Indi-
ana, 1t. Don Griffin OF Illinois and
1t, Norm Neery OF use have
signed contracts TO play with Chi
cago in postwar All-Amerlca
Football Conference, according 10
Owner John T., keeshin.
Eight men were arrested as
alleged beekmakerS at Jamaica
race track yesteLsdy Tami
Mauriello is favored 10 beat vet
eran Steve Dudas in i0-rounder at
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Red Sox have sold pitcher Oscar
Judd TO PhillieS and Athletics
optioned catcher jim Pruett to
Toronto.
The richest purse in the history
of golf, 500 233 in war bonds and
stamps Will be offered during
the triple-header All-American
tournaments at Tam O'Shanter
July % 20 % The top prize
Will be in the mems open, $3.50
Elmer (Nlolent) Ray. hard
hitting heavyweight from Florida
is favored 10 defeat Larry Lane
Of Trenton, y. j.. IN Chicago TO-
night g.. Ray has won 30 straight
fights as a professional Illinois
will not defend its NCAA track
and field championship at Mar
quette University next weekend
However. four individuals
who helped the Illini capture the
Big Fen title a week ago will
compete they are George
Walker, winner Of three events
at Champaign. Henry Alhara,
broad jump per; Bill Buster
sprinter, and Bob Phelps, pole
vaulter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

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he will
c o n
tinue TO
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I h a /
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b a c k
and up
in I he
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plane
When
he has
reached
the top
.a-sNs
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Mueller Wins 2-Hitter, aces % yanks
Tigers Slice
Lead 10 One
By LEO MACDoNELL

BOSTON, June Among the
Tigers, here for four-game
series with the Red Sox, the big
talk today was Les Muellers bril-
liant two-hitter, on the wings OF
which Steve ONeills romping lads
shut out the Yankees. 2 to 0. in a
twilight game in New York yes
terday.
"A crowd of $500 paid saw the
second twilight game in Yankee
Stadium.
Muellers mound masterpiece,
his first starting role in the big
leagues, gave the Tigers the series
over the Yankees two games to
one and sliced the New Yorks'
American League lead TO one
game.
The win also gave the Tigers
six victories in nine games in
their current eastern invasion,
especially noteworthy in view of
the crippled condition of the De-
troit club. The Tigers have yet TO
lose a series this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
FACES % YANKS

Only % Yankees faced Mueller
as the 26-year-old army medical
discharge from Jefferson Bar
racks revealed some of the finest
Pitching of the early spring. Not a
Yankee reached second base.
The two hits off Les were sim
giles by Nick Etten and Hershel
Martin. They came in different in
nings. Behind Mueller, the Tigers
played spectacular, errorless ball,
three double plays contributing to
the success.
Roy Cullenbine and Eddie Mayo
turned in the best plays for the
Tigers, Cullenbine's one-handed
shoestring catch off Johnny Lin
dell in the eighth being sensa-
tional.
Bill Zuber went the route for
the Yankees and gave up seven
hits, three of which were garnered
by Rudy York. his first hits in the
New York series. In fact, they
were his only hits since the first
game in Washington last Sunday
when he exploded a home run, his
first circuit drive of the year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
DeVereduX Aide
Says He S Alive

WITH THE MERCY FLEET
NEAR TOKYO, Aug. 81 ms
Marine Pfc. Arthur J. Calanchini
Of Bakersfield, Cal. Just released
from a Japanese prisoner of war
camp said today that Mai. James
p. DevereauX, L $. hero Of Wake
Island. IS still alive.
CalanchinI said the persistent
reports concerning DevcreauN by
men who had seen him Travelled
through the prison grapevine and
led him to believe the famed ma
rlne commander Is alive and well.
CalanChlnl was with DcvorcauX
until a year ago when the sur
rendered Wake Island force of 800
marines was separated at Shang-
hal.
I'VE last heard reports Of the
major two months ago" he said
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EVERY DAY by phoning Cherry
$500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Monroe Paper
Strike Settled

MONROE. Aug 3l-All three
Monroe plants of the Consolidated
Paper Co, Strike-bound since Aug
II, resumed operation today. An
agreement was signed yesterday
between Go local and manage.
ment.
The strike. involving l.SO0 en-
ployeS, followed unsuccessful ne
EotIdtIonS TO renew a contract and
was brought 10 head by the dis
charge of a union local president.
In the agreement the manage
ment admitted haste and error IN
the discharge. and the union con-
Cedcd that il was haSty IN strik-
ING without following regular bar
gaining procedure
The company viii rcinstate the
discharged local president Both
sides agreed TO renewal of the
contract.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Mass Escape
Starts Quiz

ELDORADO, Ia. Aug 81 up
An investigation was pressed
today into conditions at the state
training school after report that
Robert Miller. Il. whose death
touched off a mass outbreak
Wednesday. was killed by a blow
on the head
Members Of the Iowa board of
Investigation arrived here late
yesterday to investigate charges
OF brutality at the institution for
underprlyileged and delinquent
boys.
The board entered the case
after William II. Lawrence. p,
a former employe OF the school.
said officials had been warned Of
Wednesdays riot but had made
no effort to prevent IT,
Lawrence, who resigned his po-
sition after more than l75 in
mates rioted and fled the UNI
walled institution described con-
ditionS at the school as bad as a
Nazi concentration camp.
State highway patrol officials
said most of the sScapeeS had
been recaptured but that 43 boys
remained at large.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Macarthur Calls HIM
EEirOhifO'S Advisers
Continued from Page one)

Fleet flagship, the Missouri. will
be the scene Of Japan formal
surrender on Sunday, raised his
fOur-Stdr flag over the sur
rendered Yokosuka naval base
headquarters.
Adm. NimItz. commander in
chief Of the Pacific Fleet. and
HalSey made a two-hour lnspeC-
tion tour of the base and re-
ported that il was only IN far
shape. with much equipment in
d poor or wrecked condition %
Nimitz looked Scornfully at
most japanese installations
HALSEY'S REMARKS
Most Of Halseys remarks were
unprintaDle
As the Allied occupation forces
spread over their assigned areas,
500 Allied prisoners were speed
lily liberated by special mercy
teams which blanketed seven
prison camps in the Tokyo area.
All those liberated made de
tailed reports Of the treatment
they received.
Disclosure OF the unSpedkable
in the Jap camps gave
a grim undertone 10 final prcpa-
rationS for the formal Jap sur
render Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Sees Reich
Crisis

kEMPFENHAUSEN. Germany.
Aug 81 CUP)-Arnold Rechberg,
Europes potash king and trust
maker, said today that he had
been asked by confidential sources
IN Washington to draw up plan
Tor Germany'S economic salvation
and its preservation as a customer
nation
Rechbere, whose preWar fortune
vas estimated al more than $780,
100000, declined 10 identify the
sources but readily discussed his
proposals.
He said he was forwarding them
20 the alleged interested parties
The alternative 10 adoption OF his
IDEAS, he warned, might be stalVa-
ton for Germans and riots and
guerrilla fighting all over Ger
many.
The 6-foot, 66-year-old Rech-
berg set out with the aid of
press agent 10 prove that virtually
everything wrong with the Hitler
regime. including Hitler himself.
was due 10 Soviet intrigue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Convict Escapes;
Pal Left Behind

JACKSON, Aug. Police Of
several states today joined the
manhunt for James C. Roberts, %,
who escaped from Jackson prison
yesterday, leaving behind another
convict, Claud r. Bolen, p, who
was injured in a 5O-fodt fall.
Ralph IT Benson. acting war;
den. said the pair placed dummies
IN the cells and escaped through
holes in the rear of the cells into
a utility corridor Bolen fen from
a cell block when a cham with
which nc was lowering himself
broke He is in tho prison hospital
with A fractured hip and other in
lurieS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
.HdIsey Asks
Hard Peace
Justice Only, Sought
by Fighting Admiral
Fridsy Auo. 81 l94s

SAN FRANCISCO. AUG 3.
lPl Adm. Hslsey warmed to
day that another war VIII follow
ss sure a. death and taxes.
unless the Allies impose heu
surrender terms on Japan frml,
and without sentiment
II ann willing 10 accept evi-
dence of Japanese good grace
IN terms of deeds and concrete
credits. HalSey said but | de-
plore any acquie>cencr 10 early
Japanese claims and requests
for treatment n membse# in
good standing In the family Of
United Nations.
1T il imperative that the
United Nations maintain Suf-
hcient forces in the western
Pacific 10 curb any Japanese
Idea of military resurgenCe.
HalSey spoke from his flagship
the battleShip Missouri. in Tokyo
Bay. By short wave radio oNer the
Columbia Broadcastine System
network
He sand ~ was an urgent ncCe>-
sity for the Allies 20 MAINTAIN
surveillance over Japan II We are
70 have a stable peaceful world
for which We fought and for
which 50 many Of our heroic com
rades now rest beneath the waves
or beneath crosses. row on row. p"
He SAID the Japanese have an
obligation 10 square themselves
with the world as decent people.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
British P0Ws
Facing Trial

LONDON. Aug 81 ms -
British military authorities werc
reported today TO bc holding about
100 British prisoners OF war who
had been repatriated 20 Britain
under suspicion OF turning traitor
and aiding the enemy while they
still were IN Germany.
The report sand that members Of
the Royal Air Force were the main
offenders because German lntclh-
gcnce SerNicet concentrated on
this arm Of the British military
forces.
The hundred now held II was
said. may face court-martial.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Japs Eye
YankeeS
COlall.y
BY JULIAN HARTT

YOkOSUKA. Japan, Aug. 81
uNS)--A strange. detached calm
ness eXpectahle only from The
Japanese greeted me this after
noon as l strolled through the
streets of this war weary but rela-
lively undamaged town adjoining
the YokoSuka naval base.
Generally they neither displayed
hatred nor attempted to he
friendly they simply went about
their business.
Women luggcd babies on their
backs, washed down sidewalks IN
front OF their homes. children
played IN bomb-made vacant lots
on rubbish heaps of former homes;
men hurried TO and fro on BIZ
cycles. barcfooted or wearing
wooden slippers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
$4,000 Bond
Placed ON A

PONTIAC. Aug. 3l-Four De-
trOit hoOdlums. three Of them con-
vICted for conspiracy IN the MUIR
der Of Senator Warren G. Hooper.
today were under $4,000 bond
each pending trial oct . on
charge Of robbing a gambling club
here last Dec =
The defendants entered pleas os
not guilty during arralgnmcn ]
yesterday before Circuit Judge
George B Hartrick They were
Harry ElclShcr Mike Selk and
Pete Mahoncy. AN sentenced in
the Hooper case July 30 AZ Battle
Creek. and Sammy ChlyaS
William Candy Davidson. a
fifth defendant wanted IN the rob-
berry. StTii is a. large ------
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Industrial Leader
Dies al Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO, Aug. 81 dUP)-
Funeral services for Monro
Shakespeare. 46. who died We'd
ncSday after a long illneSSl Will
be held here tomorrow.
Formerly national president Of
The American Small Business
mems Association. Shakespeare
was president and general man
ager Of tho Shakespeare Co, one
Of tho cilys four larce4N war
plants He was the son Of former
Mayor William Shakespeare Jr..
and had served as a member of
the city commission.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Vet Counselor Job
Open al Crosse Pointe

A counselor. veteran of either
war and not less than y years
old, Is sought by the Crosse
Pointe Council of Veterans Al
fairs to AID the $500 veterans
from the Crosse Polnte commu-
mites.
Application blanks for the
$500 post are available az the
AWNS office. 1929 kercheval
The position also provides for
secretary ar $500 annually.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Plan Deeper
Spending Cut

WASHINGTON. Aug. 81 QNS)
President Truman will recom-
mend soon legislation sharply cut
ting the huge national spending
authorizations and appropriations.
This was revealed today after
Budget Director Harold -. Smith
siashcd eighteen and a half billion
dollars from the budget estimates
for the current. fiscal year as "A
result Of victory over the Japs.
Smith said the figures would
run into many billions OF dol
larS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Kdzoo Girl FIutist
Tops al InterIoChen

KALAMAZOO Aug 81 Jeanne
Keller. fluti>t has Won camp
scholarship AZ Tho National Music
Camp lntcrIoCkCn. 81 VA, an
nounced today Miss Keller wa,
adludgcd The outstanding girl
musician ma tho high school sec
uon. rating which gave her the
scholarship and half of her camp
g peUScs Tor the camp next
summer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31

Following IN the footsteps Of the
iamed Lawrence Of Arsbis. = pretty
young Engishwoman stemmed the
hrst threat against India by ralIynr
native tribe against the Iaps
Matching bravery against trickery
and loyalty against ruthlessness. the
White PrinceNs' scored decisive
triumph over the Willy Ntps.
ms thrilling true story will hs
pvestntsd by FRONT PACE DRAMA
over station VICAR. Pontiac. At
J ? fS tomorrow md Stsfibn WPAC.
Ann hfbof. ~ 80 M tomorrow
FRONT PACE DRAMA, ~ceklv
radio pIay 'ssen from 'hs 6lts si
The h0tsrttar Wrctb waray,ne that
...-r'. ,.o-, ,,'s..,'y ,'..-y With Ts' p ''''
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Gets UNI SAGINAW Post

ANN ARBOR. Aug. 81 Mary
+. Lindsey, faculty member of the
University Of Michigan for l9
years, has been appointed adult
education ConSultant for the
newly established Saginaw office
OF The University Extension Serv-
ice, 1t was announced today
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
DENY MASS SUICIDES

II was a representative of
Tokyo'S Mainichl Shimbun who
blandly said he was as weil-In-
formed throughout the war as any
American ncWSmdn. ana never had
the feeling Japan could not win
the war - apparently not even
now.
on the other side Of the bal.
ancc, however, were the Older men
assigned TO Interpreter duties
most OF taem school teachers
They admitted defeat. taking
the emperorS word for II II for
no other reason. and seemed SIN
ccre in their effort 10 be AS al
fable as possible and~to seek 10
TUHImze the friction az every
point
one even Went 81 far as 10 say
he had been deceived throughout
the war as 10 the real situation.
RumOrS Of mass suicides also
appeared untrue although a TokS o
reporter suggested more might be
expected as we expand our occu-
patton.
He said only about 4 dozen so
far had killed themselves m the
vicinity OF the empcrorS palace
and they We're mostly leaders Of
patriotic groups
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
; Nazi P0Ws Gel
5 Years for tOotinQ

BATTLE CREEK. Aug 3l--
Three German prlSoncrx. nt war
who pleaded guilty 10 stealing cig-
aret, and irWeiry from a post eN-
change warehouse at Percy Jones
Hospital Center were sentenced
by court martial "a forfeiture Of
all pay and 'iNc years At hard
labor IN The l. $ disciplinary bar
racks Al r. LeavenWorth. Kan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31

Return
1900

NEW YORK, Aug 81 (UP)-
Seventeen thousand troops arrive
on the Queen Elizabeth and four
other transports today.
The army units aboard the
Queen Elizabeth include the S33d
and S39th bomb squadrons; 487
and 490 bomb groups; S5l S49,
834 49, S35 and S36 bomb squad
ronS, 362 airborne squadron: S27
convaleSCent center: 500 army
postal unit; 297 general hospital
9th medical supply platoon. 4S6
bomb group; 892 signal depot ca
SOB hospital center. 434 tighter
squadron; Sl6 medical air cvacua-
tion squadron headquarters and
headquarters detachment. 700 ON
battalion, headquarters and head
quarters detachment. II bomb
wing 1908 ordnance ammunition
co S4S, $50 $50. S37 bomb SQUAD
ronS; ID historical unit; $50 chcml-
cal CO.: 1862 ordnance depot co.
headquarters and headQulrtarS
SquadronS, | md > bomb wings
363 alrdrome squadron. Sol cheml-
cal al medical dctacnyurut-
256, 263 and 266 finance dlSburS.
ing sections: S022, 1874. 1863 and
1863 ON. truck companies: III
and 1872 general hospitals. S25
convaleScent center. s infantry
division replacement detachment:
lOi infantry division replacement
detachment: 142 ON. truck co
2l0 engineer service detachment.
237 signal service co sos ON
service CO: 556 signal Aw. bat
talon; 1888 Mp co
The Borinquen. diverted from
the Pacific. carried 446 'roops.
including 1860 1852 4363 and
1870 ON bakery companies head
quarters and headquarters detach.
ment, 3Oth medical group. IL.
l29 l3l army postal units: 242
general hospital 1873 engineer
Scrvahne detachment 29OO 29Ol
1902 and 1850 engineer technical
teams.
The Archbishop Lamey carried
14S troops. including 10th general
hospital 81 ordnance medium
maintenance co 32 machine rec
ordS unit mobile. and the lI2
bomb disposal squadron
The John Cropper carried 43i
miscellaneous troops and the
James Rum~cy carried -.
The ,,,,rIJ - .-.,,- J..f
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Accuse Woman. 2I.
OF SIugging Police

Mrs. Helen Granet, alias Helen
Force. p. of 2S929 Birchlawn,
Garden City, was charged today
with aggravated assault on Patrol
man Watson Day Of PetoSkey
station who was attacked and his
fingers chewed by Mrs. Granet
during a fight in the Monte Carlo
Gardens. 1901 Woodrow Wilson,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Heads UNI Flint Post

Ann ARBOR AHg. 81 N
Bonner VI Crawford. university
adult education consultant. has
been named administrator OF Jnl-
Vcr>lty Of Michlgan's Flint extcn-
sion service center.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31

tons in the Tokyo-YokoSuka-Yo-
kohama triangle.
The one incident TO mar an
otherwise smooth and quiet move
ment OF occupation forces Thurs
day morning came when Jap anti
aircraft gunnerS on an island in
Tokyo Bay fired three short ana
inaccurate bursts al an American
transport plane winglng toward
AtsugI AIrdromc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-31
Full Year Plates Due

Michigan motorists who have
only half-year plates must obtain
full license plates If they want 10
operate their cars after midnight
tonight. Police will ticket cars
violating the license law.