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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

Inter oaen stGoten Ientihlonc;
lcu Srier Die Glteite iein. Mui Dem
Marftplas ltebt orcr pielleid)t
mum man nun. and)Nem Der Grieas.
turn iibcr DC Don oen aQiierten
erotrrte Stcnt ;,lnlrcaaebrauit lit.
'Ggen: ltanN? cln Itaitlid,es
@das nit Ser >slihriit:
Eau snNNreihllnHcrt Sabre itonh
sricr. etc Nom mar eegriiroct.
Mo:e es meter heitehen em!a7u
,Sricoens iid, erircutn."
Tc'c &hnnptl,n9 p,n Dem 10.
ZEN Nl:er Ser Staot IL aui e,ns
Sagr suriid;uiiibren. m,nnd) ser
@riinhcr Gin Stisiiuhn Scr a0niaia
Semirams acrcien icin ioQ. G.,
lrllbtc pom Mpir il;chen mN fam
aus Sllieu nnd rrnl liehl:d,cn Sult
ser Mnisl beiicn nliloes a!imG ihm
'cbr suiaa!c. nno rciicn Sd,6uhei!
i'm cnt;iiftc. lretrtn h:cs ser
Hane Nes iagenbaiten NriinNcrs -
fono. oab cs id, t:cr rilt miii'c l".
Zen loiicn. lmN 10 iieoc!tc er iicl, nr
Nad irgenN:pclheu @sHiicn iiil
Hieie @cid)idl.c miro man nllrroinls
nergeblid, i,,d,cn. Sic critic GrmGh
nllng orr NicNerluil,na in aeittid,t:
!iti,rr ;'rit finNcn mir Ehnd, bel SG
'cr. Ser miihrnN Nes lalllid,cn &rie.
;es (3S 81 u Gh.) i'm Gale Scr
aipicI oui otn &rltsitunlm Scr
"Srpcri" itirb. Die iihriA+ns aud,
in, 2S.f aapitcl ser ,GSrmnnlo" ncs
Cactus crnGhnt merocn.
Gtnn 300 Sabre laua itnnh Srr
~GuIrnln NuNuita Srucirrrun,"
inter ron,iihcr Scrr'd,ait, nir e.
scnn out prn alien norSlid, ser NI
pen aelMeneu StGNtcn Nic meiitcn
Spurcn cinitiacr rSlniider @rIE
sililpi:s. Nnd ii,r Honler,eit m,rsr
Srier @iihoisiib unh lit es bis an
Cen hellticen 5aa aebI;eben.
Sicic liehlid,c, ircunolid,e StaS'
i'm Sale Ser Moiel bate nit Mnm
eiucs aelneininm: oob bier emit rS-
n;iidr &niicr rciibiertcu. an oercu
No;cn Gloni Erad,t mo llcppil7
felt bcrrid,tcn mic in Ser emacn
Staot iclbit. Snl Sabre 2S6 be
itlmuitc nInllid, &niitr Sipflrtian.
onG ltets elmer Ser rGnliiteu &>iicr
cocr &ruuprinien in sluaritn Srepi
rpr,un rciio:ercn miiii.c. nm Ser
rurd) Die @nrbaren aciahrNcte!t
NprNoltorenR. ocs ReicheS nahc 81
icin.. Snralibin begann man oir
StaNt in cine rid,tiNe HeiiNen, nm
sl,ponNln. EalGiie entitanaen unS
Sheuter una @Gocr - llno ucn ali
oeiem unn nod pielem mabr bnhea
lid, Sic Heite erbolten. Oe Srier ,u
Ser einsigen Stoot Geutid,lanoS
madlten. Sic oerortiges in iolher
Mengc uno ssiillc auisuneiien hatte.
@obl Nas merflriirbieitr nrtif:
@ounrrf Iriers 1T Die Eorto Rig
ra. ein olrd all ois sSahrh,nArrt;
tinhurdj .ppblerholtencs. trotifes
Staottcr. aus arri~n. rob behau
eren Sanolteinbl6fen tsrgeittllt, Oil
cine &errcnollna pon afortcl ailf
clnanoer gctiirnlt iino uno lcoillih
ourd eiiernc &lanncru iliammen
acbalten mcr>cn. His bod, binau'
fem Scn'ter. MIR Afuusrn uuh Spre
lrnS crit iiber ocn Sprbogcu nlehrc-
r. tseniterreihen. Ger bofit raiil
nierte 3ucd oicicr ncrtmiirhi9cn
sInprnnuna' miro crit flar,. menn
man o:e Horta atisro betriti. @ar
es nGmlid, Dem .seinoe trot ser prn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05


/ lc bod aellinGen, oie Gore 81 er
itiirmen 10 itano linn ourd,alls nid)t
ne er p:clleid,t ecbnift bottc, ocI
&ea in SIC Staoi irei. gr gelmat
yielmehr IN cincn nad) ser Staot 81
>nrd, Elm ,lrei.cs Cor Hrihloiienet
,Noi, in ccm er mehrlos oen aus oe'
! SsGhe aus ocn iSenltcrn auf i'm ME
Ncriauienheu Steincn. Speren uni
Eieilcn o,,saeiett nor.
Tie'e Torto Niera, oas Norotol
scr romi;t,en Staotbeieitiaung, ba
iih ourd, o!ls Stiirme hes Mitel
:l.rss pcrmutlid, oesnegen 10 I'M
| uyriehrt erhaltcn. mel tic I'M II
SaArhunGsrt III c;ncr Stride ousQe
tau: nur>c. ocrcn rrmaniidr Mpii;
iidj in osu 6eiomtd,nraftcr oltrGnl
irer aro'i nrb Strrnac iibriapns
| '7hr gut rinsciiiat bat. Sed,sinh
| nvii,ia 0tctcr lanN lino iibcr y
| aftrr i;ri lit oicics ,uflopi'dlc ln'
; Ger Enrtn Nt1r0.
Mud, ras o,trin1iid,r Mmphitiso'
! Ter rcrlnrd,.: Dem 3ahn Der 3til
,ranesrtl,nrt 81 miSeritehen. TieN
r;e;iae 3irfuusanlugc, Sic tells IN
eircn na,iirlidxn Siiael cinaetoni
tri'a oMs fiini,l #, oni1ehobten Grn
| nu'icn errit,tet mnroc, bot etuo 30.
600 2uidlaurrn Ylab. Gre 20 afe
ter I1nac Nrcno iii III lbrem elenan
ton Spul :abellrs crholteu aelrr'cn
Sic ittirernen Sibreten iino au'
Cen Mvitrn nod be,ltlih erfennbo'
aopeicn. Mno Sic ,lnteriroiithel
&nmmcrn Scr tscd,tcr uno Die &df'
Il Ger millen 5ierc - ieit 1905
irciaeleat - erinncrn al ole sau
;"nAe triei saeianaelwr ssranfen, oi'
ser ihr @ehn l>iien m,bten.
@enise Nill,ltan waitlii, oes am
pti'hcntcrs Nie i,a. aaiierthermen
rlei'se @o>ean!asan iiir oen romi
;d,sn @ci, aui elmer ,sIGhe bon 40,
COO Suanra,iuf. Die Sei,nnr
iGnH nnleriroiih ourh ioacnannt'
| &nprspuilen itot, unh mon fann -
rrsr f,nntc nad, oie pielen NGn
o. unH @emGltc. ictcn. BON oene;
Gua 81" ;sllGbrocnbciinna hetriebel
.uuroc. Is mar cine rid,tigc Central
hei;una. ric lie n:c Ied,nif crit nod
pislen Sn,rbunbertr" bon nel,em cr
! ionS. Inter oen iSuSbGoen, oie upl
fleinen Eisilern letragen ipuroen
tcionNn lid, neile 0pblrGunr
Nurd, oic .wueraaie f;nourd,itrifen
nm Damn ourh Gm1cle 81, ent,uei
ten, Ole ienfr,dt i:,nerbalb oe!
@Gnoc cmporaefiihrt :pnrcn. 81.
Mdrme NOR poriiic Lief ansaeniis
mo Srana pnu allen Saiten ber i.
ieren Hanm. 4l
Sn Sic Glteite rnmiid,. 3eit neil
icrner bic @aiilifn, Se,en Grbau
| rna oem aniicr GonItantn ,l,ae
'd,rictcn miro. aein ppeites Val
nerf in Scltid,lano. nab oe Attiill
| lilfeit oheuolInNiid,eu &irbbaucs
prn rGmiidl,r @aufunit 10 iiheracll
uenH nui5eiai mic sic @niilifa pr'
Srier.
9tihi minser intsreiinnt unN mn
nod pic! imppnierenber in Scr 8e
iomtsrirfl.:a lit Scr Tom, beiic'
Gltcitcr leil cteniaQs in h:c RDmer
;fit ;uriidrc:d,t. Cine DEM Sltdlol
I'M rs. Sabrhunocrt ioaen. Sdmt
famnler nit harofcr &uppel hirg
Die bcriihmteu Mellui,ien oes 20
mes. ouruntcr cine, Die 81 oen folt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
S@eftt Gmre Ntaietitteft,
1Uere3e ,1Itu.

Naibington. Ger @ar Yroouctior
8oaro appelliert an alle Sausbalts.
boritinSe, slutobeiiter, ssarner unb
Medmnifer, ibre 0saidjinen nnS
WcrfSci,gc oabl,rf) fit sen &eit oes
arieaes in autem 3i,itanSe 81 bal
ten, 6ab iie tic itets pflee!id beban.
oeln; beioiDers reaelmdBiges Selen
uno Sdmieren iotpie S6ut gcgen
@oit aino Netter iino ,nbeoingt not.
menoig, uno aud 10 ipariame Ser
neaoun9 nno 8enut,.ng. spie nur
irgenp nt0glid), lit Sringcno geboten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05
Trer das roemsehe Augusta Trevrom und seine Bauien

I toriten SeiIiatiilnern Der fdtkoli.
'den Welt sesGhlt miro: Elm antifes
@emanb. e;nc 5unifa, in Der hnnf=
len Grbiortc rcs unheIiimmhar al.
ten 8cretcs. ser ,SeiliE Rod"
ser als bns IN ser Nniiionsaeid,it,te
ermdhntc lm,enGbtc @emano Ghriit'
gilt. Turd, sic @unit el1es rClni,
iden Gaiiers ion cs nod, 5ricr &c.
traft nororn iein
llnS oas mcOernc Srier? Gs lit
coer mar luohl cine Ser ihin-
item uno hehaalihiten Erpp:n,ltGGte
Sentid.anSs. Trei Sinac maren IS
uor allen. nurt, Ole cs iih upr 10
pielen anbercn StGhten al,sSeit,nc-
te: sic ueterreit aus iener Geradn
anheit, ieine prodtpnllc l(mNehnna
nno ser Min. ser rinAslrm oui sen
@eraen unN I'M Mp'eltale nGd,'l.
Sic 9taticnolin5ial;lten halteu
nan, beicnocrc Mbiit)ten nit Srier
Sm Sabre 1898 muroe ein Elan
ausgearbeitet. ser in bicis b;ltrri'd)r
pprnebme Gltltmrititte cine wd,t
rlarftihreieriihe .StraEc ser orut-
ihen @eidid,tc" b;ncinhallcu .pltc.
sic, an ser Norto Nigro teginneno,
on alien biitpriidrn Nal,ten Ericrs
rcriiberreiiibrt mcrSen iolltc. Gin
Sreilihtmuielm "ar6ften Stills"
iollte entitehen unh Der @ills Ser
StoSt Srier, EN- neucs Centrum
hcS fultl,rellen Setcns Der gSelt.
mart su b;[ren", ioqtc iein Nieoer,
id}laa in ser Sfaiiung elnes'
~@rcBn,uieums" iinben. ons init
n!ehr oils 100 RGun,en in oem ebc.
raIiaen turiiirltlid,en Ealait mo in
Ser @oiilifa eingerid,tet meroeu ioll.
tt. Gin @ettbemerb iiir StGot,bauc:
inute ausaeifrieben werSen etc etc
@ns INNER aud, pon oieIen groB-
mouiaen Eroieften ieither >urd,gc.
iiibrt moroen ie;n mag, oas @eSa,,=
crn ser &ultirrelt miro nid)t ibre,
3eritoruna aelten. icnOern uur ser
e+lpoigcn &rnid,t,ma Ser itc:uernen
;3cuaen elmer 3ait. in Ser &c Gor,
iabren Der Decentralization nndl
in @ireniellen aebiillt mnrcu.
&refelb
2H SnouitrieitaSt areielH in Ser
&Glner 5ieilnnhsbud)t neltlIh pom
Nleherrahin m,,rSe I'M r~ientlihen
crit I'M lS. SabrhunNert. nad) Dem
&illcn oes 9anoesherren aon, plan,
r;GBig anaelest Nur mebr in ihren
nlittleren Seilen laiien lid, NeIte oes
n,ittelalterlihen Stabtfernes enthef
fen mie etma Sc aus nem II. Sabr
tunoert itamnenoc Burg 2,nn.
Surh Sen 1906 erGiiueten Rhcin
haien in areielb=9inn lit bus San,
cels. unh Sertebrsgerperoc Ser
StoSt Itarf geiorcsrt mcroen. Sci;
Nuauit 1929 lit Grcielb nit Scr
.Saicnitaot llern:nreu a. Mt. iu Ell
ner ein5iacn StaNtgemcinoe per
ciniat.
Nemf
Neub iiiomeitlid, pom Siiiieloorf
unn linfs pom Nhein lit ein tpid,tis
GER @abnfnptenpunft. Die Staot,
oie in ser MGncrSeit 9topaeiiln!
tieH. iiel 1074 an oie Grsbiid,OIS
non &Gln. 0on ibren hiltoriiden
0alten lit Scr ct. Guirinsbom cir
tiinitleriih bebeutennes, aus oem
l3. Suhrhunnert itammenoeS Sseri
rcs romaniid, gotiid,en llcbergangs
titles.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

Ser il'ltse Shriititeler fraate
Del 'e'nenl Terleser an, mie iein
Soeal elmer air5aeid,idtc ausidbe.
"er'tcHs, antlportetc Der Gerlc.
se:' "l1l'B lie ielbitperltdnoIid, fur,
ZEN - 5lpeltens Ioa lie cine 0ointe
baben = Srittens fam ettuas 9feli.
a1o'es orir eiltbalten iein = piertens
rn''B ''e SanSIlna beiieeu - iiinf.
tens cine ee5iebuna our griitotratie
baben - ano idIieBlid oarf etras
'er appeal nitht iebIen."
Der Sdriftiteiler lanote rn,aeteno
lelnanl Serleger iolsenoc 0uraac.
ld)ldts ein:
"S'n'lel." rief sic Ser,oain,. Sic
1toBen ia an mein 0ein!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-04-05

- llnteritiisen sic Die IN unierer
&eituna an3etaenoen @eih1ftsleufe
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Indonesia Peace Army
May Battle Rebels,
British Indicate
Nv the Associated Press.

1y the Associated Press.
BATAVIA, Java, Dec. 15.-Indo-
nesian Peoples Peace Army (TKR)
forces may be hurled full strength
against their Nationalist compat-
riots, the British indicated today
amid ominous reports Of Nationalist
activity in western areas OF strife
torn Java.
The British announced that Indo-
nesian Army Chief Arosdji had
recommended strong action against
the Nationalist forces, even to full
military action"
British Supplies Conveyed.
The British press statement added
that despite reports Of Nationalist
movements east Of Batavia and in
the Bandoeng area, there is more
evidence of positive action by the
Indonesian TKR in cooperating
with British authorities"
Indonesian army units have been
conveying British supplies to and
from Bandoeng, northwest of which
increasing Nationalist activity was
reported.
At Tjikampek, about 10 miles east
OF Batavia, Nationalist forces were
reported by the Dutch news agency
Aneta to be massing in an attempt
to make the town the anchor of a
first line Of defense" to slow down
any Allied advance eastward from
Batavia.
The agency said several thousand
Nationalists were based in readiness
ut Tjikampek, strategic junction OF
two main rail lines running from
Evening star., 1945-12-16

ermans, the Father Verhoosei.
Georgetown authorities persuaded
him to come here.
Father Verhoosel was a mainstay
IN the Army Specialized Training
Program. He taught French to the
members of the ASTP, German to
the premedical students in the Col
lege, and Western European prob
lens to soldiers and students in the
Foreign Service School. Since the
war ended he has been conducting
evening French classes.
During his stay in Washington,
Father Verhoosel has been Pro-
curator Of the Belgian Jesuit Mis-
sions in Belgian Congo and India.
He has 900 Jesuits under his juris-
diction, as we'll as several colleges
and seminaries.
He is waiting on his visa but hopes
to leave before Christmas. In Bel
gium he expects to see DR.. Edmund
A. Walsh, 81, Georgetown's vice
president, who was instrumental in
bringing him here. DR.. Walsh is
on leave with the War Crimes Com
mission and makes frequent trips to
Belgium.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

tell the House next Tuesday
whether it will continue to be
the practice Of British troops in
Java to destroy native villages
in reprisal.")
Aneta said considerable quanti-
ties OF arms had been transported
from the Bandoeng area to Tjikam-
pek, and that reinforcements had
been reported arriving there from
various parts Of the island.
Generally, however, Java was quiet
today, with only scattered incidents
reported.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
cut DOG
FEEDI ID q
COSTS!
Armstrong Dog Meal IS Disestivated
for Effectiveness and Economy

Feed nothing but Armstrong and water
its really complete food. Fed by pro-
Sessional dog raisers throughout the coun-
Try Used by U. S. Coast Guard.
Dogs 60 for its appetizing flavor! Real
liver meal-meat meal-other high quail
ity nutrients. Contains more than 81
times the vitamin A, nearly 81 times
the Vitanin Bi, approximately 315 times
the Vitamin B6, and nearly 8 times the
Vitamin D that dogs are known to need.
Estimated feeding costs when Arm
strong Digestivated Dog Meal is used:
IL lb. dogs-2Nc per day; "a ID. dogs-
41ac per day; other sizes proportionately
as economical.
Your dealer has Armstrong in 2 h..
S h.. 10 lb. bags. Sold under money-back
guarantee. Liberal sample sent free. Ad-
dress postcard to Armstrong Food Co,
lnc.-Sherburne, New York, Dept. l32
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Wallace admitted he walked away
from the institution June "a. 1882,
where he had been sentenced to
10 years for grand larceny. He had
served IA months and escaped after
his parole application had been de-
MED.
Taking the name Walter Rich,
the former Cleveland man came
here in 1887, took employment as a
millwright, and married the former
Anne Beath Of Minneapolis, Mr..
O'Connell said.
Mr.. O'Connell said he received a
letter Thursday exposing Wallace s
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Batavia through North and South

Batavia through North and South
Java,
coo Houses Leveled.
The pivot Of Nationalist defense
was said to have been shifted from
Bekassi, which was almost destroyed
by the British Thursday in reprisal
for the recent staying Of occupants
Of. an Raj transport plane. Some
600 houses there were reported
levelled.
Un London, Laborite r. w.
Sorenson announced in Commons
he had submitted to Minister of
War j. j. Lawson q demand to
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Coast Guard League
Pluns Yule Purty

The Washington Battalion Chap
ter, Coast Guard League, will hold
IT'S first annual Christmas party for
all present and former members of
the Coast Guard in this area at
pm, Friday, at the Knights of Colum-
bus Hall, 918 Tenth street NV.
The program, according to Chap
Evening star., 1945-12-16

to return to Bel
giurn to help re-
build Jesuit COL
leges destroyed
or damaged by
war.
He is the Rev.
Alphonse E. Ver-
h o ose |, Sd,
linguist at the
College and
Foreign Service
School. In l941,
after his escape
fr o m Belgium
" h en- it was
overrun, by the
Evening star., 1945-12-16
|13-Year Freedom
Ends for Fugitive
BY the Associated fress.

BY the Associated fress.
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-The life Of
freedom Lester Wallace, 38, led for
the last Is years was interrupted
today and he faced the prospect of
serving several more years in the
reformatory at Mansfield, Ohio, for
the theft Of $27 heifer.
Police Sergt. Tim O'Connell said
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Belgian Educator
To Leave Georgetown

A Belgian refugee priest and
educator, who taught American SOL
diers at Georgetown University dur
ing the past four years is arranging
Evening star., 1945-12-16

past. Arrested, Wallace waived ex-
tradition and today awaited officers
from Mansfield to take him back.
II begged him to give himself up
when he told me about his escape .
year ago." his wife said. Il have no
idea, who told. Several people
knew"
She said she would move to
Mansfield and stand by him.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

ter Commander George M. Bradley,
will include dancing. refreshments.
prizes and other social events.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Don't wait to buy your share Of
Victory Bonds. The sooner your
money is put into Victory Bonds
their day Of maturity, when you
reap q profit, Is nearer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-12
Rotarians Hear
Advertising Man

Copper coins were flying thick
and fast around the Rotary Club
luncheon meeting at the -Medea
Hotel, yesterday, as Murray
(Herb) Parres, advertising man.
ager of the. Monitor-Leader and
South Macomb News, delivered
his quiz program entitled What
Is Your Advertising 10"
Presented in the style of the
CDR. l. O." radio program Lin
coin engravings in amounts
ranging from SOC to 99c were
given for correct answers to a
series of questions pertaining to
newspapers, radio and adver-
Using. Fred Breitmeyer and
President Harold Lindsey assist
ed Parres in the presentation.
Winning Rotarians presented
their "spoils" to the clubs char
ity fund.
Parres was introduced by
George Hargreaves with Lind
sey presiding over the business
meeting. Next week the Rotary
Club will hold a joint meeting
with the High Twelve Club at
the latter's meeting room with a
clothing Bundle for Britain" a
requisite for admission.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-12

other day, thanking him for
your Christmas gifts es-
pecially your doll that you
call "Susie". 1t was sweet
of you to remember and
we know old Saint Nick was
thrilled very much when your
cute voice came over the
phone. He says be good,
like you promised, and he'll be
sure to see you next Christ
mas.
WASHINGTON has awaken
ed to the fact that many, many
babies are being caught with
their pins down we mean
by the shortage of diapers, and
nine women lawmakers in the
Capital are to meet next week
to study the thing out and find
out why manufacturers have
curtailed shipments much to the
discomfort of junior and the
chagrin of mama. To all
you new mothers of 1945 we
know the situation is a major
problem So far the only
consolation afforded has been a
government directive calling up
on junior himself to help out
in the emergency (don t
get ,excitedD by graduating
out of the diaper class as soon
as possible. . . And that's about
the limit to all legalistic stupid
ity we ever encountered.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-12

Dear Bonnie: Santa Claus
wants us to express his appre-
citation to you for the nice
personal telephone call the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-12
Red Gross Executive
Committee Changes Made

Three changes in the execu-
tive committee of Macomb
County Chapter, American Red
Cross, are announced, following
the January meeting at which
Robert /. Winslow's appointment
as 1945 War Fund Chairman was
accepted.
Mrs. George DeLaRue was ap-
pointed Home Service Chair
man, replacing Pauline Ullrich,
who has resigned, and Mrs.
Harry E. Taylor was made public
information chairman, succeed
ing Mrs. Vernon Kerwin, who
will act as secretary to the War
Fund chairman.
Bruce Collins was named
member-at-large of the COM
mittee.
1t was with sincere regret that
the resignation of Miss Ullrich
was accepted. She has served
faithfully as county Home Serv-
ice chairman for the past three
years. Mrs. DeLaRue. assumes
her new duties well-trained.
having worked on Home Service
with Miss Ullrich for the full
three years, as we'll as serving
as Prisoner-of-War chairman for
the past year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-12
Probation Officers
Report Covers Wide Field

Cases handled per month av-
eraged 1928.
Total collections of Burke's
department during the year
which the major item was S.
1886 for restitution.
Breaking and entering (bur-
glary) was the principal crime
for which probationary terms
were melted out in the Circuit
Court in 1914. Burke's report
shows. Thirty-two such cases
are recorded. Next in the last
is larceny, a related crime, with
l8 cases. and automobile theft,
10 cases. Thirty-four classes Of
crime are listed in the report,
most of them with from one to
six cases reported, the majority
bring lone cases.
During the past year Burke
made ia pre- sentence investi-
cations; 384 home calls on pro-
bationers and travelled a total
of 1924 miles in departmental
work. Practitioners made 826
office calls, and 608 letters were
written on office business.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-12
Sees Slow Start
for New Car
Manufactures
BY DAVID J. WILKIE
Associated Press Automotive Editor


DETROIT, Jan. II - up -
Some new companies probably
will appear among the nations
automobile makers after the war
but they will not become COM
petitive factors for upward of
Is months after the established
firms resume production.
The difficulties of getting into
automobile production are many.
Unless the newcomer buys con-
troll of an already established
concern he must:
Design car from scratch and
test it on the proving ground.
Equip factory from the floor
up at time when machine tools
will be in great demand.
Set up a nationwide merch-
andising organization.
These are things, say indus
try leaders, that cannot be done
overnight. Even if they could,
there is also the probability pro-
duction will be rigidly controlled
for the first six months after the
end of the war in Europe. Linn
tied production with each COM
pany allocated a percentage of
its preWar output for a certain
period automatically would shut
out newcomers until restrictions
were lifted.
The car industry has been
hearing reports that some of the
aircraft companies are consid-
ering postwar automobile pro-
duction. A year or so ago there
were reports that Henry Kaiser.
the west coast shipbuilder, had
plans for a postwar automobile
Andrew Higgins another-sh ship
builder, also was mentioned.
More recently the plans of the
Fisher Brothers, who left Gen
eral Motors after a quarter of a
century association, caused the
industry concern. The famous
brothers, major figures in the
development of the automobile
body industry. declined to dis
cuss their plans.
The Fishers ignored reports
that they had engaged designers
TO plan a postwar automobile. A
spokesman for the five brother:
said there was no Significance
in the filing of articles of incor.
poration in number Of state:
empowering them to do bushes.
in automobiles and related pro
ducts.
T he incorporation articles
said a source close to the Fish
ers, were filed lust to be pre-
pared for eventualities.
But many industry heads ano
other trade experts are convinc
ed that the Fishers will star
production and merchandising OF
motor vehicles as soon as DOS.
sible after the war.