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tag i'm Monat in der Vereinshsiie an
Priss;. kath. Gross. s2l Crescent Ave.
Ave. Tel: .2o1s-J.
prot;eSek1x rs 1rx, kath. Nelssr. ISL Spring
CIV. .ssekr.. Anna Kloos, sll Or. Str
?'el.: 422-W.
Erie. Pa. = e.s.as- una 4 ..
Pras.. Heinrich Melzer, 14s D. ss. Str.
Prot.-sekr.. Martin schwars, sSS East
C:-v..sekr. John F. Balthea 1904
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Monst I'M sscSse1'se;. 'sesm lis sSsnns.s Ss.!sc i'm
Pras. John Gunther, 1914 Farrell
Prot -sekr.. Adam c. schuidt. R. r.
D. NO: !. Sharpsvi1le, Pa
c. V, sekr.. A. F. Orben. Jr.. 81 shen-
rsxrsll. F. - q .. 1.sssa Z. ..
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Pras.. Sara orben. lilo Washington
StraSse.
prot.-sekr.. Johann Turk. $40 Darr
G.y. ckre,s.. A. Gunthss. 1914 Far
Gary. ma. .; 8. :. Z .. v.-.s..
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81 Pr5s;i f. % sssSs ! s:ss %K.llnsr. ,s4s Ru.,.as.
stT rrGt %s; ;sekr; tIzlS 4 J. Binder. 44ls Grant
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Monat i'm sietsnburser saohSen6eim.
?ras., Anna Taub. 1901 Taft Ave
Sekr., Sara Olsen, 525 Jackson Str
| C.-v.-Sekr. Kath. Schiller, 444 Rut.
ledge Str. Tel: 2-445s.
homestead. p. ia. =; 9 : T. .. v'''a..
versamniung jede.. .. samstas i'm
S:1Isss SS:slioSs Mcclure und J.
| Prass.. John Rohrmann. 134 E II. ave.
Pss;;sekr.' csors ..ein.rth. 7ol-l4.
C.-E.-sekr. Albert ". Ne,ssnx, s3s
Greenfield Ave-, Pittsburgh z, Pa.
Jnns-Rrausn <. .. vsrsia. Evsag 1e.
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un,ii rdasi Sesa f. rso. xest ss! :sis Citation Ava
pror.-sekr. Helen Rohr1nan, ;s4 Ost
| II. ave, Homestead, PA ric. 1seS.
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Monat, 1880 Uhr abends. i'm Sachsen-
helm. Oxt 20. Sn una Apple ave.
aras:' kath. Deutschlander. l4o4Wash.
Prot -sskr. Charlotte Falk. 1904 East
G-S-sskr. W. ". Tr.sssnhsnsst
K-I.-sekr.. Edn. Thellman. soss \.
20. Str.
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| C:-V.-Sekr, Michael 7. Huetter. S66
sealright Lane.
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| ean. 9ved6
Versamnlung 5eden I. 9onntAG In
Pras.. John Weber. 4o7 Psnnsylvania
| Avenue.
Prot.-sekr., John H. Lang. 1898 India.
na Ave.
C.-v.-sekr.. John Kloos. 1921 Virgins
Avenue.
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eia. Evsie q.
Monat, 8 Uhr aberde.
PrAs., Katharina Theil, 1904 Marshall
Road.
"csOHW.sekr Susanna Ram,.ch.r p
| D. No. /. Roy 100.
|
1ov Castle. pa. "A r. 1ueenANnaA
| vereaa. EIsiS m.
| versammlung 1etlen g. Sonntag In,
Taylor strasse.
-, Lrot -Sekr., Georg Bodendorfer: s1t
besk!ord Str. 80.
C.-V;-Sekr. John Unecb. z40S Dela'
ware Avenue
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Cleveland 8aUt Junior OAxoa OA0oD.
Prds. Ruth Geiger. $3.50 Anttsdolo
Avenue.
Sekr.. Ls:ra Weilmann. 3840 Nofthp
ampton RG.
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versammlung jAhrlfch einmal In dem
son der konvention i'm voraus bestimm-
Zen Ort und an. dem vom Gross-PrHsi-
oenten anzuberaumendem Tage.
0ross-Bsamtss
Gross President, John Balthes, 5s5
Leader Bldg. Cleveland, o. Mai Ss2i.
76a Eddy Road, Cleveland, Ohio
soss VEST ios ST.. c1eHeisad, AVsfsad Vi obio iss'r'
HUDSON Pr, Youngstown. Ohio
Leader s Bldg: cleveland. O. Mai sea-
=. Gross-Sekr., Daniel Rehner. 1O400
Joan Ave, Cleveland, q.
ns7 West "a. Str. cievsisnd Hnn o. o'oeStsl oFch:
Grosssrzt, Dr.. Fred J. schuster, ss1
oRectsbeistand,. George Schneider,
CSerrys 6so9 s1Rerior yssI Ave. Cleveland. Ohio.
po povsrwaltunssrat. oeorg Deppnsr.. s15
Martin Slbrsh ason iss2 rs &c. 1EGSsEs1 EiDesty
sls-2ard ST.. n. W.. Canton. Ohio; Fred
Thesis. $50 Homewood Ave-. Salem. Ohio.
walssn-Komitss-Bsa
r., voIs.. A. w Petri. 2os6 w. 1o4. Str.
sekr., Pastor Hans Foisel. 7sl Eddy
Nstional-xomitsss
Road, Cleveland. Ohio.
.yizs-vors. Georg Deppner. s1s Bon
sskr: DANIEL Rehnsr. 1000 % joan Ave..
Edith Bodendorfer, s15 Beckford st.,
New Castle, Pa.
Martin Poider. s4s Nswsarden Ave..
6alem, Ohio.
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Alliance, Ohio. - Alliance Saxon Lodge
Branch 3.
Versannlung jeden zweiten Sonntag
i'm Monat i'm Jachsenileim.
Pras., Andreas Schneider. 855 e. Sum-
init Str, Alliance, Ohio.
Sekr, julius Evertn, 04S South Arch.
Central Verbands Sekr.. Fritx Schnei-
der, 855 East Summit Str.
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Pres, Albert Binder, 1856 w. 12sth
st. CT. 1913.
Sekr.. Hilda Antonius, 1902 Glen
shire Ave. CT. 4914. +
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sekr., Pastor Hans Foisel, 7sl Eddy
Road, Cleveland, Ohio
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Salem, 0A1o. DaWoAoAo9.
PrA3., Elisabeth Girscht, $50 Liberty
5ekr.. Susie Hermann. 733 W. Wilooo
StZaS46,
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Monat, I'm Sachsenheim.
Pras., Anna Glatz, 1858 South Str.
Prot. .Sekr, Katharib2 TOPPER. 64s
Central Verbands-Sekr., Sophia Gott-
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Monst i'm sschsenSs;m. S; ssie S"ns Tme-s.r l"
Pras. John Gunther, 1914 Farrell
Terrace
Prot.-Sekr., Adam c. Schuidt, n. r.
D. No. /, Sharpsvflle, Pa
c. V: Sekr.. A. F. Orben. Jr.. 81 Shen,
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00lum bus, Ohio. 0om1SoAtee 0Aoo.
Pras., Paul Lehberger, 325 r. Living.
ston Ave.
prot-Sekr.. Emma Konnerth. lSl una
DeSh;er Ave.
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Au3aAoo, Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Choir.
PrAs., Leopold Schmidt. 7l5 Wade Av.
Prot. -9ekr., Arnold Haltrich. 1904
0outt Morgan Ave
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Prkx.. Michael Schuller. 3707 Atgela
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Avenue
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Konat, Uhr abends. i'm Deutschen
aaus, 1850 No. Ashland Ave.
PrHs, Kath Wander Meulen. BOAT N
Cicero Ave. Tel: Pals 1850.
Prot.-6ekr., Anna Taub. 6S26 Grace
Str Tel: Avenue 4538.
C.-V.-Sekr., Sara X. Schuller, 5325 N,
Kenmore Ave. Tel: Edge 4693.
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Monat In John Ringbauers Halle IN b169
SO. Ashland Ave.
PrAs, Michael Obert, 610O Stony Is
land Ave. Tel: Fairf. 5241.
Prot.-Sekr., Paul Diefenbacher. 7741 s.
Green Str. Tel: Stew S067.
Fin.-Sekr., Rudy Paul, 1912 East cath
Str. Tel.i Fairfox 1879.
C.-V.-Sekr., Andreas Zultner, Ill, e.
q. Str. Tel: So. Shore 3766.
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YouAestoWA .. 3. Junior Ly1o OAo~uo
President. Glenn Zinz, 43 N. Schenley
Avenue.
Sec'y, Katherine Bochu, 754 N. Wal
nut Str.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

The body is at the Fred Hol-
lister Chapel, IS T. Vernon
Highway;
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
!baBe

Maydole, Is ounce
claw hammer, we'll
balanced and has
curved claws; care
fully tempered and
polished.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Mrs. Yet+a |. GIazer

Mrs. Yetta I Glazer widow Of
Louis s. Glazer. who fnun d @ d
Glazer's Department Store. 1920
Kercheval, died today in Jennings
Hospital
Mrs, GfdZer was the mother OF
Dr. Walter S. GlaZer and Or. AL
fred NJ. Glazer, now a major in
the army stationed at Tampa. Fla.
Atty Stanley /. Glazer with the
treasury department, Chicago,
Atty Joseph C., with the Army
Air Corps here, and Arthur L.
GlaZer. manager Of the store.
Twenty-Five years ago Mr.. and
Mrs. Glazer operated a dry goods
store az Kalkaska. Mich. Mrs
GlaZer was born in Latvia.
In addition 10 the five sons. Mrs.
GlazeF- is survived by Two broth
ers, Alex Imerman and William
Imerman. both OF Detroit.
Funeral services viii bo held to-
morrow az . p. m. from Joseph
GlaZers residence. 4213 Ty Ter.
with burial in Glover Hill Park
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Ford Go.
To Build
Nm Georgia

The Ford company today dis
closed plans TO build a large as
sembly plant near Atlanta. Ca,
capable Of assembling $50 cars a
day. This is part of the companys
announced S10o,o0o.OO0 postwar
expansion.
The plant will be a combination
assembly plant and parts depot TO
serve both the Atlanta and Jack
sonville, Fla. areas, the company
stated. 1t will be located on an
82-acre plot on u. S. al at Hape-
vile. Ga, just seven miles from
Atlanta.
The building will have 500, 900
square feet of floor space
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Mrs. Frances FIGHT

Services VIII be held at 9 to-
marrow morning IN Our Lady
Help Of Christians Catholic Church
fer AHiFS Frances -Fict4t-z4 -nt
1928 -Conant. who died Friday
after a weeks illness.
Burial will be in Sweetest Heart
Of Mary Cemetery. East McNich-
oils and Mound roads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Cut Tank Output

CHICAGO. May 2s-The army
has ordered a 90 per cent reduc-
ton in medium tanks and self
propelled gun production at the
armored tank division of the
Pressed Steel Car Co, Chicago,
il was announced by Ernest
Murphy, president Of the company.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Chemicals Quen(h
Tar, Asphalt Blaze

Firemen used chemicals 10 keep
10000 gallons of burning tar and
asphalt from reaching an adjoin-
ing two-story frame building Of
the Lloyd a. Fry Roofing Co,
$500 Federal, early today.
The blaze started in two large
vats in a metal structure next 70
the factory where shingles are
proceSSed. Two larms were
sounded before the fire was
brought under control after two
hours.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Mary Ret+ie

PORT HURON. May - lUP)
Funeral SerN ices were held to-
day for Mrs Mary Retue. IS.
aunt of Colleen Moore. former
movie actress A native Of SarnIa.
Ont Mrs Rettie resided in Port
Huron 76 years, She was the
mother Of former Mayor Charles
d RctlIc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Jesse Forshee

Funeral services for Jesse For
shee, 81. veteran Detroit Free
Press employe who died Saturday,
will be held AT 2.30 p. m. tomor-
row from the William r. Hamil-
ton Co chapel
Mr. ForShee fell from a ladder
at his home 1867 Calvert last
week and never recovered. He IS
survived by his wife, Ora; a son.
David. and a daughter Margaret
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Truman TO Gel Deqree

WASHINGTON, May % (UP)
White House press secretary
Charles C. Ross announced today
that President Truman at some
convenient time will accept an
honorary doctor of laws degree
from University Of Missouri.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Other Deaf
MRS. WINSTON CHURCHILL,

MRS. WINSTON CHURCHILL,
II wife Of the American novelist,
died al her home Saturday night,
after A long illness
Reaumur Coleman Stearnes, 79
leading Virginia educator .
at Hampstead. Va. Mrs. Yer
ner =. Reed. 10 longtime Col
orado phllanthroplst IN Denver.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Rites
tomorrow
Obituaries

Or. John Hoberg. 73, a veteri-
marian connected with the Detroit
Board of Health until his retire
ment in 1887, will be buried in
Mt, Olivet Cemetery tomorrow
following requiem high mass in ST.
AloySiuS Church at 10 a m, where
ne had been an usher for many
years.
DR.. Hoberg, a resident of De-
troit for 30 years, died Saturday.
Surviving are a daughter,
Sister NJ. Mercedes of the Sisters
OF Notre Dame de Namur; a
brother. Theodore Of Cincinnati,
and two sisters, Sister NJ. Mari
etta of the Sisters Of the Precious
Blood, Rome City, Ind. and. Mrs.
Anna Witschger, also of Cincin-
nan.
The body is at the Fred Hol-
1ictor Chanel 81 + Uarpor
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
III ying BOXcaI.
PeriIS Crowds

A huge flying "boxcar," carrying load
of furniture for the Pacific Coast, crashed in
flames at Outer Drive and Van Dyke today
shortly after taking off from city airport.
AS the plane caught fire in midair and
hurtled earthward, terrified residents and
motorists scurried frantically for safety.
All three members of the crew escaped.
They were John r. Gordon, 20, and Dan Lus-
kim 41 both of Long Beach, Cal, and Edward Gar
rett, AZ, of Rosedale, Cal All were taken to
Saratoga General Hospital for first aid treatment
Mrs. Anthony Puchaski of 4726 Outer Drive
was standing on her porch within 200 feet of the
crash.
She said:
THE plane only couple of hundred feet in the
air and diving straight down in flames. All Of
sudden it hit the ground burning something awful"
The plane which operated by the Skyward Freight
Line which itself organized by group of former Amerisa
Flying Tigers had arrived in Detroit Friday from Los Angeles
Taking off from the airport its consisted of furniture
belonging to five families moving to the West Coast
The flying of the furniture planned In air
freight transportation.
The plane is known a Budd RIB 1 cargo ship, built
originally for the military service.
1t constructed by steel railroad manufacturer
H. Warren, Detroit had contracted for the use
of the plane for the return to the West Coast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
Tokyo Job
For Detroiter

Capt. Morgan F. Edwards, %,
former Detroiter and a veteran OF
many campaigns. will pilot one OF
the transport planes that carry
the first American forces to land
at Atsugi Field, just outside
Tokyo.
His plane will be one of great
fleet of transports, Liberators and
Flying Fortresses carrying the
American conquerorS to Japan.
Only 19 when he learned to fly
at private training school in
Detroit, Capt. Edwards has seen
war service on many fronts.
He enlisted in the Air Transport
Command in 1912. and was one of
the youngest pilots Of four-engined
planes.
In October. 1943, he was sent
on a secret mission TO India.
The following winter Capt Ed
wards transported bomberS across
the Atlantic and for the last year
has flown a hospital ship evacuat-
ing wounded from the South
Pacific
His wife. Mildred. lives in the
couples home at Milvalley, Cal.
His mother and stepfather Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore r. McIlwain,
live AZ S66 Iroquois.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
Air Ace .DiItS Nurse
To Wed Rich Beauty

nurse to whom he had become en-
gagged overseas.
II told her the whole story"
he said, 'It was a perfect un-
derstandlng."
Capt Godfrey, who had con
firmed record OF 81 planes shot
down and 16 damaged before he
was shot down himself and cap
tured by the Germans, said he and
his bride were married last
Thursday.
Godfrey said he was very much
in love even though he lost
plenty OF money on her horses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27

BOSTON. Aug. IS GNS) The
surprise marriage of Capt. John T.
Godfrey, 23. one Of Americas lead
ing air aces, and Daphne Joan
Beattie. rich, beautiful, blond pa
year-old Rhode Island horse
woman, was revealed today.
In a telephone interview from
their honeymoon hideout at Selma,
Ala, the Providence, r. l.. hero
said that he had written to 1t.
Charlotte Frederick OF Rochester,
Pa, the attractive brunei army
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
Employment
ByLdbof Day

The automobile industry today
has the go-ahead signal without
reservation. and production Off
Gals predict gradual re-empioy.
ment would begin by Labor Day.
All War Production Board
quotas were removed yesterday
and manufacturer will be limited
only by the availability Of ma
terials. The WPB originally set
a quota of 246,OOO cars for this
year.
Unemployment in the industry
will hit bottom before Labor
Day. General Manager George
Romney of the Automobile Manu-
facturers Association said.
Jobs will Increase slowly at
hrst. then rapidly until pay rolls
are way ahead OF the highest
peacetime peak in history"
Romney promised.
High employment will be
attained well ahead of the time
when finished cars start coming
of the assembly lines in volume.
Manufacture OF parts and
subassemblies starts six weeks
to two months before final as
sembly begins, and viii provide
Jobs for thousands now unem-
ployed."
Lifting Of production quotas APP
plies TO taxiS. hearses and ambu-
iances as we'll as passenger We
hicles. WPB announced. The spare
tire ban on new cars will remain
in force indefinitely.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27

Because OF 2 mistake he made
10 years ago. solomon Henry
Presley father of four girls
ranging in age from ? to 3. is IN
army custody today after his ar
rest by the FBI as a deserter.
Robert A. Guerin. head of the
FBI here, said Presley deserted
in 1926, was sentenced to a mill
tary prison from which he escaped
in 1923.
After escaping. Guerin said,
PRESLEY worked on a farm near
his home at AsheVills, n. C., until
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
Timken Bedrinq
Offers Pay Raise

CANTON. O.. Aug. . (UP)--
William r. UmStattd, president of
Timken Roller Bearing Co., today
offered an immediat" pay increase
of 10 per cent TO every salaried
and wage employe of the COM
pany.
The offer was submitted TO
Philip Murray, president of the
United Steel Workers (CIO). The
union, which represents the bulk
of the employees. must accept and
approve the offer before it be-
comes effective. UmStattd said
that the increase would amount
to S4,OO0.000 annually.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27

Suicides Hit
Tokyo Area

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. % (UP) = Radio
Tokyo said today that Japanese were committing
mass hara-kiri in front of Emperor Hirohito's
palace.
The enemy broadcast reported that Large numbers
killing themselves, presumably in the traditional
of dsembowement by daggers the hour for the
American occupation of their homeland neared.
This feeling isn't understood by the Allies Of the
western nations" said the Tokyo commentator, Isamu
Inouye This spirit is deeper than they fathom The
people are representative"
Inouye said that the japanese had fought with every
thing they had during the and in deep
and oomness and could not realize they had been
beaten.
Everything is dark and gloomy" he said. Trans
pOrtatiOn is in confused state Homes leaking with
rain Everything in dire straits. The Japanese have
baths Health conditions bad The Japanese
tasting defeat"
FEC monitors said the report, carried in Japanese
language broadcast beamed to North America gave de-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
Vet Hospital Site
SeIe(ted in up.

IRON MOUNTAIN, Aug. 25-
The 250-bed Upper Peninsula
medical and surgical hospital for
veterans will be constructed on a
3S-acre site here formerly oc-
cupied by the VOn-Platen Fox
mill, il was learned today.
No indication as TO what the
facility will cost or when con-
struction will begin has been given
by the Veterans Administration
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
Father of Four Held
For Army DeSertiOn

1943, when with his wife. Helen,
and his family, he came 10 De-
troit and was employed until sew
eral days ago in war plants.
y Before he was married in 1888,
Presley said he confided TO his
wife that he was a deserter. AT
present the girls, Shirley, 8; Mary
Alice, s; Nadine, 4. and Joye, 2,
are living with their mother al
1881 Charlevoix.
Making no mention Of his previ-
Gus military life. PRESLEY was
classified AT when he registered
for SelectIve service IN 1870.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
First Postwar Washer
Sent Guam Sailors

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Aug. IS
1NS)-The East's first postwar
washing machine. manufactured
by General Electric, was on its
way today 10 Vice Adm. George
Murray at Guam.
Adm. Murrays washer hungry
gobS recently built a windmill
washing machine. and G-E. near
ing about it, decided TO give them
this break. y
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
New Civil Service
List Requested

Charles NJ. Martin. vice chair
man of the Wayne County Civil
Service Commission, today asked
that the commissions eligibility
list be cleared and new lists
drawn TO give discharged service
men first chance at county jobs
The proposal will be acted on
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
WeWak JapS
AteCaptiVeS

BRISBANE, Australia, Aug. 25
QNS)-Charges that the Japs oc-
cupying the Wewak area in New
Guinea killed and ate 19 prisoners
were made today by three Indian
army officers.
A spokesman for the group said
that out of some 800 Indian pris-
oners sent to Wewak by the Japs,
only so survived and that 19 OF
the $50 victims had been killed
and eaten.
The Indiap officers said the
meat-stsrved Japs practiced their
cannibalism over period of four
months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
THANKS PRIEST
Baby. Hit by Auto.
Dies of Injuries

Four-year-old Sandra Newburn
of South Rock wood, Monroe
County, died last night in Mercy
Hospital from injuries suffered
when she was struck by an auto
mobile last Saturday. The death
car was driven by Jesse Van
Jones, 33. of 29O46 Wesley, Flat
Rock. who was released.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
Big Vet Hospital
Expansion 0.Kd

WASHINGTON. Aug. 25 (UP)
President Truman today ap-
provel a Veterans Administrator
program for $4,000 more hospital
beds for veterans, but withheld
his approval of locations for the
new facilities pending recommen-
dationS from Gen. Omar ". Brad
ley. veterans administrator.
II expect Gen. Bradley will
expedite the submission OF a
prOgra recommending locs-
tiOns for the BEDS" Mr.. Tru-
mans announcement said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
Stolen Car Wrecked;
Youth Escapes Police

Police are searching for a IL
year-old youth who fled early last
night after wrecking stolen
automobile at Porter and Lansing.
The car was owned by Jack RoSen-
thai of 1899 Webb.
Two girls found in the auto
mobile after il was deserted by
the driver. were taken 10 police
headquarters for questioning. 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-27
lis of the mass suicides.
SPREADS TO MASSES

tails of the mass suicides.
SPREADS TO MASSES
Though Tokyo previously had
announced that her war minister
and chief of the naval general
staff al the time Of her surrender
had committed suicide 10 atone for
Japans defeat, this was the first
intimation that hara-kiri had
spread to the japanese masses.
japanese tradition holds that a
person may recover lost face
by committing hara-kiri.
A Tokyo broadcast a new hours
earlier advised the japanese peo-
pie 10 acknowledge the fact that
Japan has lost the war and that
she Is a defeated nation.
"Only with the honest and
true acknowledgement Of this
fact can we make a beginning
of the new Japan the broad
cast said
Going even further, the influen-
tial newspaper ASahi said in a
lengthy editorial quoted by Tokyo
that Japan actually had lost the
war long before the appearance
of the atomic bomb and the Soviet
declaration of war