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Evening star., 1945-04-11

WANTED-Rehned lazy wishes ROOM fur
nished or Lmturnished, neighborhood Geo
Washington Law School. Box 256-L, Star
DISCRIMINATING Christian couple desires
furnished master bedroom with bath III.
private home. IN or near Arlington. Va
Box @O5-L Star.
NFIRNISHED ROOM with kitchen priv
ilaRes or l-room apartment in neighbor-
hood between GEORGETOWN and Glen Echo
along a6. Cabin John route by sinsle, Elrl
REFINED young man desires quiet nicely
furnished single room in private home Or
apartment close in. Box '1SH-In Star
DESIRE SHARE with young man, room,
single, double bed Gf possible NJ
Pleasant. MR.. JONES Ma. 5G1t or AID,
COLoRED-Qu!et couple must move de-
s!res room. cooking privileges or apt. IN
W. NE 1854 IT.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

loo sTL,--Laree room. inner-sprlns
50: single. 500. AT. 1903,
39.? BLAINE ST. NE double bo5rme
newly furnished. adjoining bath. private
nOtn"-llke atm0SDhCrc. r-r'' ~.
restaurants. movies in walking distance;
prefer men. S1S-S22 mo. eacn. TR. Ti37
zoos JACKSON ST.-Large single room
inner-spring mattress, large closet, semi
private bath and shower, unlimited phone
Se min downtown; Gentleman preferred
CoLoRED-2905 10th st. ne-ouiet
home, double bed: near carline: for re-
fined, employed couple; SS.75 week Du-
pont 02G7 after 6:3O pm
COLORED-Furnished front room, respec-
able person only: no cooking; SIS per wk
lbs F st. ne. IL OH31 10.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Ga: ave;-Modern semideti. 7 rms, bath:
Ssse oa easssnt S nsa n
re- Pxseua kE1nr7 Ms T!s ao H2 h. 1ass 2sss with
oIoREbHBryant st. NV; 8; room and
bath row brick, h;-wh;; Sl.250 dogn'
balance on terms. Call RA. 3l31 or RA.
S8I oh and 10Th. ', < and d's L. ~ Attractiye c.
lonial brick, g large rms, bath, h.-a;h..
reeondisioned eea 1 and and ieady read tor oceupaSey;
convenient to stree:cars, buses. stores.
ff6 HIRES At heaso eass sos soIh ca1to
coLoRED-soo block 5th st. n.e-s
the bath oil hesd TaId o1s nd
s. 800 down, terms. For inspeetien esII
sundays. snnh! No. No s3a6. a ''' ~ 0
block of 9TH st. ne
6.rm brick cosniai ,on front porch Tsa,
2nd 4 Oil heat, instant taneors hot water,
and the house d6o i6 IN AGO good e1nnds0sn 6ss Eess
call AT 5e64.
CoLORED-4016 Grant st. ne; beautiful
5-rm. brick bungalow. living room: dining
h.-wh.: owner occupied; for immediate
4m cAxs R4G2s 0s f~ for EPFif9 PEsf e2d eo
e E cseisol ssH 1etk St. az II 55so @ Ma '|' 0Ool
CoLORED-Brookland $500 block 18th st;
n.e.-76-rm. and bath row brick inclosed
basemenf S9oe pi0cf hvh !1'h ST. $4,000 s reasona6is
es 81 H sss EGsyhs JAMIE EE 1898 seor Z.
III Florida ave. NV. DE. 1913. DE. 1914:
2-story brick, g rooms and bath,
955 Goth St. n.w.-Sem!det. 2-story
Orsk sks.55o%4rss r@9msi 0s!h 9Th st. nx-rour ?.
I2l4 Q St. n.w.-3-story brick rms.
l342 que st. n.v-semidet. s-story-
lily mats each fiat containing rooms
81 NJ st. me- stories: rms. bath:
42l 1st st. see stories; basement 8
i@l9 llth st. NV DIST commerciaD--s
call Harry Dreisen, IA. 5000, or MURRAY
CoLoRED-Downtovn. new neiEhborhood
Ia rms completely furnished Pro properly: perl:
? baths; basement and main entrance; oil
heat: double garage; substantial cash re-
NE-several desirable e-rm. proper
ties.
sE-Detached 5-rm. and bath stucco
house; lot fronting . streets containing
20 204 50. # S6 900.
Act al once to purchase room. bath
brick, good NV neighborhood.
Splendid buy in 9 rms, baths, hardwood
floors: excellent condition
Standardized stone and brick Kenyon
ST. near 18th st. NV; II rms. baths.
basement; hot-water heat substantial cash.
EQUITABLE REALTY CO, 1Oll You st.
NV MI 2OsO RA. 1857.
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FARM and GARDEN.

SOD delivered and laid Call PoolcSviiie
MARYLAND. ~
GhRpIN G. FLOWING, large or small. Call
ToPSoH FOR SALE will load-vou
hanI or We haul. TR. 17oS. Call night
AVN MOWERS SHARPESED, factory
lathe er!nder. no deliveries. APCiFV T
bROS: 1865 n. Washington blvd Arl 30.
200 SACKS 600 lbsl seed potatoes for
pIantlng; az sacrifice, :" per sack
SA,LlNS q SONS, 3205 GeorgIa ave. NV,
GE DID
PIONEERING DOGWOoDS, crab plum
cherFE. almond and ounce trees TO ElOufy
Your lawn Order today by Callng Lincoln
2|99. HOWARD DOWNEY. guaranteed
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DOGS, PETS. ETC

COOKERS. reds and blacks S25-S35-S4o
German Sherherds, purcbred SIO-S@U
DOG HOTEL; I3t4 Georgia ave. IA 1921
COG kER SPANIEL, female, brown and
Wlite. pealereed, papers. e months old.
Or 5Sga
DACHSHUND, male. thoroughbred, with pa
per-; per- FL t!ne caP pst VII sell Teasonably
GERMAN SiEPHERD-Will sell female. 6
mos beautiful, gentle, intelligent Pedi-
ooEl: sire, Bari OF Ireton RA. $500.
toCkER-Black female, O mos; beauti-
~ ~ Pet 33 SO; AkC. papers in process.
PI PIPES FOR SALE I2J, male and fe-
male. DE Sn61
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MOVING, PACKING end STORAGE.

AETNA MOVING & STORAGE CO.-Local
and Ion" distance No 1ob TOO large and
none too s>a!i. IL. 100.
MOVING SPACE available for loads to
Florida AiaEama, Mlssi>s. pIq LOUISIANA,
ICNaS ard al p0.m'S north and Invest
TRANS AMERICAN MOVING x STORAGE
90. INC. Il. lUI~t
MOVING; AM STORAGE. r.a onab,c Ia.cs
v Ill take ToG sltpius trirM.t frr -. rarr
n2NmC.t or YOUR u.orr-. tDFl NAM
MOVING i. STORAGE 90 ia. @D.iI IT,.
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ROOMS EURhIsHED-s.E. and s.w.

213 c ST. S.E.-Large airy room. suitable
2 or 3, S6 each per week.
31U5 S ST. S.E-Avalable immediately.
lovely frst-foor furnished room with ad-
joining semibath; naval or Army officer
preferred: strictly private and refined;
S45 month TR. 6629.
22t 3rd ST. S.E.-Cheertul front room
for settled, EMPLOYED lady; rm. seen only
1911 3Oth ST. Sc, mr. Penna ave
Nicely furn. room, twin beds; suitable for
man and wife or 2 girls; use of kitchen;
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHeD,

EXCHANGE l-6edroOm. lntuGnlsIed nod
crn apt, So near kennedy and Gcora
aye Y v, for same oE Iar-er ant Brouy o.
Manhattan IA oNf5. Box Xxx, star.
WILL TXCHANGr dgp,cr ap' IN r .. sor
one n ny. Se,. oE. l"lH He hrgos .',r.
VIII. EXCHaNGE moccru l-hcdrrom an.
VIII j|X.u l.r nm in 70 Ar. COW 70
P'ut and Nay Bid for s,mIar accom-.
or hOuse IN u ". area. Cal Gil +tt1.
Evening star., 1945-04-11
HOUSES uNEuRNIshEp.

I'm. BUNGALOW, S.5 month clectur-
~. 70 ,'G-r COW enIrhcez. rno.c rd,
VACANT UnH-utehed Groom house r
S.Irr SDr r."g. Nd "amp.,-r.v r"de-o-
"a ed- NtU Iaor'h Az ha-- IN oNr!..i.. o.
4 "-hcdraom apr. Gall vi. IG>i. By
IN CHICAGO. uaSt % rcl+ or NJ cx-
chance h-r0oM Gp' 20. @ > o- t' ~ &1s.r
or @parrNa'' u" We -n.ugtr- iran t,clrG
l'rr ~ r'..sE.c rnTua"v "p"-rfar rgr.
- rr..k.r., a.r'.'' E'rcU'te 500 AD
.pI,1n Ae' t1--F -
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

FOR LONELY GIRL, H. in home WIN
piano. girl near same a"r desirable Phone
N@rteli - - Sunday or aflcT $50 lI'
BUSiNESSGIRL wishes sjngle room with
board, NV. area, close IN. Box 23ni- L,
Star H.
MAY 1st. large light, cutct room. with.
without bath, with board in NV section.
west OF l6.h and south Of Portrr SIS re
fined retired gentleman VINO neither smokes
nor drinks NO .INNl ~
Evening star., 1945-04-11
POULTRY G. EGGS.
NFW HAMPSHIRE RFrS 5o0 -,

NEW HAMPSHIRE REFS. 500, 5 weeks
DIG 500 Il Wee&S old. Gail SH. "OI7 after
, 50 ON.
TURKEY poults improved broad-breasted
oronze poitry-turkey houses, pens: pei
ZloGk pens, eqrpmort.. ANNANDALE POJ-I-
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY. .U,to sg,acr-
me AAA Plymouth Rock chicks available
On THURSDAY al H. til sunday a; 4
2 m 1000 White Plymouth Rocks on
Fflday at II pm I'll sunday a p m ~,
L-".N BarTes Plymouth ROCK. baoy ch!rks
> days old, well s'artCa under he Ulr.a-
yiol@t ray lamps First conc. frs served
12.t Rockville l5S-W JUDGE HENRY J
ROckIlle. Md -,
Evening star., 1945-04-11
ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. and VA

911e, BALTIMORE AVE, Berwyn, Md
Gentlemen $50 month. close to bath, bus
CHEVY CHASE-Will rent my lovely dou-
BILE room, private bath, to some congenial,
responsible party who will stay some nights
with my , nice girls and help with the
yard. SOB mo. Beautiful section. Near
bus and streetcar. WI. 4641. 4705
Merivale I'd.
1901 EDGEHILL LANE, Silver Spring, Md
Large living bedrm, private bath. un-
limited telephone; $40. SH. 675S ewes,
SH. 9609 daytime.
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BOATS.

WANTED-sixteen to 2O-foot open launch
with good inboard motor J. II. BAINES
800 9th ST. NV. WA. 1855. l3s
CABIN CRUISER, % II, for sale; $50
Can DU. 3!59 after 4 80 p m.
16-FT. BOAT. for outboard or row, S65
Can between 9-5, DE. 1878,
SLoOP wanted, 1S@0-foot, By experienced
sailor, to rent. for summer viii take ex-
CGllent care Of boat and equipment Call
WO0dley OS45, Apt. 50i, after Z m ~.
Evening star., 1945-04-11
HOUSES FURNISHED

VIII FNtHANhF c0mU1- fUIo- coUfI-y
lua" tor fsrH. H0t. III II ulbnr Wa
! "a. '.a"'. n. from Cgat. B.ttrr III
va s adlo lr. I'm. fireplace " hadrm- .
b. Il. d'n .a"9 h, am a2--cogs a.
iHrn.r" lDfr. FaraFn WIl iced > or G
IN ap' C.I 40. "a"2. APP. II. or Eat.s
Ctrrrl >t"-1-l
= iNrI OlFD GIRLS bftueen = ard 20
F"lrS Of agF '0 share 'w.I-7cd room aad
"-vr.-c.d hong in laNona ParE, Nd WIN
one other emp!oyed aGai; p,r!. references
~ ~ It hone 81 each III. 5159 4U3
H-En a-r-. Lnklma paEE. M
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD. IS 10 "A IncqeS all
EsAt winter WO. .5S after t p n
ANDiRONS' fire tools. screens and all Are
B2OAiWEIL, 5'!,3 lgth -. NV. Me. ma
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont.

ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dia-
monds, silverware, cameras. clothing and
firearms; also choice of diamonds on
hand MAX ZWEIG ME- slI3
AM INTERESTED in buying old tewelry,
silver, china, brlc-a-b -brac. old glass. DORA
MILESTONE. ME-. 6O19
WILL PAY ceiling for electric refrigera-
tor. . TO foot; private party. Box 255-L,
Star l1s
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AVIATION,

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION given
from am. to 7:3O pm. daily. Con-
yenient bus transportation. CONGRESS
SIONAL AIRPORT. OIL. SNSs.
daily from ] am. to 7:30 pm. HYDE
FIELD, Sp OSSS
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-kortheost,

l1O4 M ST. N.E.-Large front room, twin
beds, unlimited phone; convenient bua;
working couple preferred, $50. Call ter g.
room and bedrm, for employed couple;
20 cooking al other privileges; s5 each
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ROOMS UNFURNlSHED.
ROOMS WANTED,

CoLORED-Large front room. near bath.
employed couple; no kitchen privileges;
$50 mo. 1904 T st. NV. Apt 81
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HOUSES FUR. OR uNEUR.

lol R-n. DBOON HOIst, l.. anrrrl
.": ..'.oa o. .:f.rE.sg.a, fired Ictra.
~. it1-." S.9 ar Enusc h,cr CAPT
-|&UtftS \ -E. rAooo jackson 1856. I9'
Evening star., 1945-04-11
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN,
APARTMENTS WANTED.

| RM., XII, 80 NO. turu db'c. llIcI
turn. alr-cond. HOTEL COURT. Bal
blyq,. . nj. past COLLEGE Park. Borwyn -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
POiSOner
To EOnia
Times Photo

TWenty-year-old William Mac
kay. who last Sept. / murdered
his l4-year-old sister with poison
meant for his father today was
committed 10 tho Ionia State
Hospital for tho criminal insane
by Recorders Court Judge Gerald
w. Groat.
Groat ordered NacKay Gem
mIi,ed after a three-man sanity
commission reported the youths :
ideas as bizarre and that ne has
an abnormal attitude % The
sanity commission consisted of
DR.. Lowell Selling, DR.. Benjamin
F. Freeman and DR.. Laurence
WiteS.
MaeKaY had been in custody
since nc admitted pouring a deadly
poison into food and liquids and
putting the latter into the re-
frigerator in the hopes they would
be consumed by his father, Alex.
Instead. his sister Isabelle, drank
the water and died.
When he made his confession,
NacKay said he hated his father
because he nagged him about
getting 4 Job. The MacKays live
AZ 1926 LakevleW.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Accused
Of EsisanI.y

= warrant charging Mrs Stella
BAYS. II of l01Oe r Jefferson
VITA marrying Detroit var
workcr wrHc hcr lawful husband
was fighting un Germany was
signed ty Recorder Judge Joseph
A Gl4ls todas
Police sand she admitted 4
county building marriage 10
Charles Lr're.l 20 lasr April
while PN John Bays 10 whom
she was married IN Kentucky IN
1871 Was overseas
Tho second husband nCni.od
police they SAID when Bay, Wno
had been wounded came 10 De
tro' on l.r.o4-r from a Texas
hospital and she va, forced 20
reveal the double marriage 10
both husbands
She SAID sre me-, PVT Pal- ~
Tho bus station went with hum
20 hotel and asked hw 10
divorce her because a. tho second
marriage Police said Bays agreed
bur Littreii refused and called
police
Bays told police Snc had been
receiving ms 500 allotment chcck
monthly HIS insurance be said
vas made ont 10 hcr She ad-
u1ted she used hcr icCaI maiden
name Woolum IN noth marriages
police SAID
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Fined Strikers
Take II Quietly

Pay checks which in some in
stances were short $3.50 through
n checkoff of union penaltie s
against 2 group Of wildcat strikers
were distributed 10 day shift en-
plcycs Of the l.. S Rubber Co.
without incident TO-DAY
Most Of tho 572 employees who
participated IN 'as' Octobor'S un-
authorized waIkour were employed
on tho afternoon shift, however.
and were 10 receive their pay
checks later in The day A group
Of 10 staged p demonstration pro-
testing tho cuts imposed by the
United Rubber Workers tCIOl. IN
the regional War L bor Board
offices ~4ftf6sre.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Legislature Gets
Free Text Bills

LANSING Jan 22-BI pro-
vid.ng free textbooks 70 ele-
mcn'ary school students and
broadening CoveraCc Of the Work
mems Compensation Act were m
tfoduced today in tho House and
Senate.
Rep. Eaton ,Rl of Plymouth.
proposed that school districts fur
niSh all textbooks used by pupils
from the FIRST 10 eighth grades
The state would pay The costs.
Senator IIittle r. Of East
Lansing, proposes that compulsory
insurance now required of all en-
ploycrs--of eight or more workers
be amended 10 cover all en-
ployerS OF TWO or more persons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Fighting Sons
Are Reunited

Mr. and Mrs George Lcye,que 3
two service sons met TODAY for tho
first time in IS months Tho se'-
ting for the reunion was exactly
what they hoped thor home
at 1871 LlvornoiS
T Sgt Marcel Lcvc>0ur o.
B-24 engineer. has returned after
eight months m Italy whore B..
completed 50 missions
His brother. Pvt Rchc ~
on leave from Percy Jones Gru-
eral Hospital where De- j. a pa'l-
ent The Purple Heal' HIfh
cluster have been AWARDED nu
for wounds received luty and t.-
gust IN France Ill, Wtc. Ecra
lives With hS parents
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
JAW Chiefs
Map Policies
No-Strike Issue, Wages,
Politics Hold Spotlight

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 22-Poli-
tics, wages, the no-strike pledge
and dozen other topics were in
the spotlight today as p members
OF the UAW-CIO executive board
went into their midwlnter meeting
here that may we'll develop into
one OF the hottest in years.
Big gunS-Aere- -lepelaa- ~ t44t-
Little Steel Formula again as the
conferees gathered 10 discuss
strategy in their fight for higher
pay.
Leaders had little more 10 say
about the no-strlke pledge, a ref
erendum on which is being con-
Quoted among the rank and file
members OF the union. but therein
lay one of the most bitter fac
tional fights IN the organization s
history.
Politics, however, was not con-
fined strictly 10 the Union. but
turned also 10 the potcntialilIcs of
the Political Action Committee
with especial attention 10 Detroit.
II was believed that some union
favored opponent will be sought TO
attempt TO unSeat Mayor JcllrlcS
If he seeks reelection
The board is also expected 10
discuss further reductions IN opcr-
sting costs of the union. a subject
which resulted in the release OF
13 international organizers follow
ing board meeting al Cleveland
last fall Such a move however,
will be met by strong opposition.
led by r. J. Thomas, intcrnauona.
president
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Hit-Runner Kills
Man Near Utica

State police today broadcast an
appeal 10 watch for a hit and run
aHto with a damaged front end
tht killed a gardener at Utica Sec
ouds after he was struck by an
other car yesterday.
Elmer G. Beier, 43, Of Utica was
was riding his bicycle when struck
by an auto driven by Clifford
Graham, az, of 1858 Benson, De-
troit. and flung into the road.
AS Beier started 10 get up he
was hit again by the hit and run
car said by witnesses to be going
at high speed. Witnesses were
unable to get its license number.
Graham was not held.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
General DccOraIcS
Saginaw Hero

DENVER. Jan - lINSJ-Thc
French CroiN De GuCrrc with a
Silver Star was the possession OF
sgt George r. Lawson Of SaSi-
traw Mich. a battle veteran at
FltI>Imons General Hospital The
award was presented by Brig
Gen. Omcr H. Quadc. command
ing general
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Rooming House Slayer
Gets 20-Yedr Term

Recorders Judge John = Mahrr
sentenced John Pawlak. 40.
laborer 10 seven 10 20 years IN
prison today for the gas pipe slay-
nC OF Henry II Bogarth 30. fol-
lowing a roominC house quarrel
over a woman last June
Witnesses said Pawlak chased
RoCar'h from their rooming house
~ 52s Howard and struck him
with a gas pIpC
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Custer Climax
TOUAW Feud

The Wayne County Go council
/ today proceeded with ms plans for
/ a veterans rehabilitation and So
tcial center despite a bitter fac
fuonal dispute which eliminated IN
THE custer Of Sam Sweet. commit
/ tee chairman, from hiS SlO6-a-
week Job as educational director
OF Briggs Acronautlcal Local 742
During an educational confer
cncc yesterday the council re-
CclvCd the unanimous backing Of
moro than 100 affiliated local
-tiitifft~
Meanwhile. In threc-hour
closed meeting IN the union hall
AZ 1850 Conner, members Of The
local voted five 10 one 10 fire
Sweet Immediately"
Sweet declared that he WGjl
contest legality OF the ouStcrfdt
the next meeting Of tho local. on
Feb. rs. He asserted that Melvin
Bishop, regional director for the
UAW-CIO, engineered his re-
movaI Ar tho lnStication Of Walter
+. RCutHcr. UAW-CIO vice pres
IdCUr
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
BdbyResCued
On Railroad

Two -year-old Roberta Ann Orn-
duff. who apparently was iostled
off a rear bumper of an automo-
bile onto railroad tracks in Wayne.
is safe today, thanks 10 a lot OF
good luck and the alertness OF
paSSerby.
The child. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ornduff Of 1924
Barry. Wayhe,-was shstehed from
the Michigan Central tracks at
tho Merriam crossing. Minutes
later a fast freight roared past.
Roberta Ann with her parents
had Just been delivered TO their
home by her uncle. Robert Beck of
Ann Arbor, yesterday when she
vanished.
POLICE NOTIFIED
Almost Immediately, Mrs. Orn-
duff missed her and notified the
Wayne police.
Shortly afterward, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Adams of 3941 Winifred,
Wayne. passed over the crossing a
block from the Ornduff home, and
Mrs. Adams saw the tiny, red clad
child walking along the tracks.
She jumped from the car and
carried Roberta Ann 10 safety.
Mrs, Adams notified the Sher-
ifs road patrol which, in turn.
informed Wayne authorities, and
Roberta Ann was delivered TO her
home.
CLAY ON SNOW SUIT
Her little red snow suit was
Smudged with clay, apparently
from a fall.
Roberta Ann was caught in
some way on the bumper of my
brother-in-law's car" Mrs. Orn-
duff said, because just about
the time he left, I noticed that
she was missing.
I'VE spent the day in Ann
Arbor and i started toward the
house. Roberta Ann was safe
then, but when l looked back
she was gone"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
OFFICIALS CHARGE

Union officials said today that
Sweet whose activities IN employ
ing paid telephone 'pltchmen" or
solicitors 10 obtain advertisements
for the establishment Of a Wayne
County Scrviccmcn'S bureau ad-
mItted on Saturday he had used
union members 20 make the SolocI-
raiIonS and had neglected 10 OBJ
tain a city permit TO operate.
Thry said that union members
and officials did know The iull
details of his activities until they
were revealed IN The Detroit
Times
Union leaders said that the
meeting ono Of inc largest turn
outs Of members AZ any meeting
for the last year was a fight be-
tween Communist influence and
night wing members over Sweet
and MS solicitations
Another phase Of the dispute
was the issuance of a statement
yesterday by the Michigan CIO
Council diSavoWlnC any -coRBec-
-rIon with The Wayne Council.
Representatives Of the Amcrj-
can Legion Veterans Of Foreign
Wars and Disabled American Vet
Grams. declined an invitation 20
confer with the council yesterday.
NOT MEMBER or 742
Although no direct charges were
lcvclcd aCaInS, sweet AT the meet
nE. union spokeSmen pointed out
that hc was not member Of
Local 742 which is composed Of
Er.srs- aircraft workers btti-b be
rruCy 70 local 155- wrICh draws
i'S members from the Plymouth
plant
Spokesman said that his op-
ponen'S charged that Sweet has
nad \ bad influence on Local
10 for two years. They accused
hum Of trying 10 foster racial DIS
cord by posing as tho champion
OF racial groups
Sweet admitted last week that
rs per cent OF all the money paid
INTO The Wayne County Council
Go for establishment Of the
bureau was paid 10 the sohcI-
tors
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-12
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA staff Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD - Some e
asked Bob Hope what Bing
Crosby whispered to him when
he handed Der Bingle his Oscar.
1.-TWO words said Hope, Let
Co.." More competition
for Edgar Bergen. Betty Hutton
will do a ventriloquist routine
for a scene in Gross My Heart. )"
John Payne, just out of
uniform, is back wearing khaki
for his role of a World War l
soldier in The Dolly Sisters"
Make Rosenbloom. who lost
only 20 bouts out of $50 as a
professional slugger, will be
knocked out 20 times out of 20
starts for his role in Monograms
Here Comes Trouble"
Connie Bennett has changed her
mind about quick Reno d.
vorce and will file suit against
Gilbert Roland in Los Angeles
early next month.
Jim Ryan, Goth Century-Fox
casting director, leaves for
Washington, d. c., soon to pick
photogenic FBI investigators for
roles in Now 1t Can Be Told"
story of the FBTs, wartime
work. Hollywood stars will play
the leads in this semi-documen-
tary, featuring exact re-enact-
metn Of famous FBI cases.
Sign in Hollywood Blvd,
store window :"Singers Rented
and Repaired" Sewing ma
chimes, not radio warblers.
BING FOR BRACKEN
Eddie Bracken will sing four
songs using Bing Crosby's
voice-in his new Paramount
flicker, "Out of This World :"
His celluloid ambition, though,
is to star in re-makes of Harold
Lloyd's old comedies, such as
THE Freshman" and Safety
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cigarsts every week."
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seen Q pack Of your favoritss
handed inconspicuously to the
chap ahead at the counter, only
to b told, when you ask:
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Stinkeroos."