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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Deputies
Going TO Court

-A-ca-+Ht- battle - determine
whether Sheriff Baird had the
right under civil service 10 dis
mis-, George J Hunter and Louis
Wagner veteran deputies was
promised toda-by Local ll6 OF
The State County and Municipal
Workers Union Go The union
engaged Atty Sampel Bremen.
1T il probable We will ask an
injunction against the sheriff 10
prevent him from diSmissing
men who are under civil SerN-
ice" said the local president,
Michael J PayeroIli
Hunter has appealed his case TO
the commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Pair on Probation
I'm Taking HOIdup

Mrs. Julia BuS>cy, 80, and her
husband David. 81 of 560 Erskine
are under six months probation
today after pleading guilty to
making q false report on q
crime.
Mrs BuSScy. who wa, the
treasurer OF The Sepia Modes
Christmas Club. reported 10 the
police on the night Of Dec 7 that
a purse snatcher had grabbed her
handbag containing SLIGHT of
the clubs funds Investigation re-
vealed that she and David had
conSplrcd 10 fake a holdup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Auto Caused Death,
Post Mortem Reveals

After TWO post mortems TO de
tcrmlne the cause of death OF a
traffic victim, Joseph Slnkiovlch
of 1920 Goger today faced a
manslaughter charge
He D., alleged 30 have been drunk
when hi, car struck Frank Jaco-
Vetti Of 14il5 Lithpow. and
George Hin Of 5206 Twcnty-third.
Jacovett died in Dearborn Indus
trial Hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Anti No-Strike
Caucus Called
international Photo

a mass meeting Of the Detroit
JAW-ClO Rank and Flc Caucus.
which,, advocating The resembling
OF thc union no strike pledge
VIII be held az s p, ~ today IN
Local l57 Hall Fourteenth and
MCGIaW
The meeting has been called by
William jenkins. president of Lo-
cal $50 and chairman OF the eau
Gus. Plan, 10 bc used ln attempt
inc 20 defeat The no strike pledge
VIII Doe discussed The dcadllnc
for The national referendum Is
Feb IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Personal Taxes
M Aii-Time High

Personal taxes collected by the
city during the past fiscal year set
an all time record OF 997 per cent
or S2O.S39.53O City Treasurer Al
bert Z. Cobo reported today. The
taxes were for the fiscal year July
! 1913. 10 June 30, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Give Green Light
For 1875 Farm Draft
International photo

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-The
Of agriculture, it is
learned, has made study of the
farm manpower situation and has
found that men in the 1925 age
group could be drafted without
interfering with agricultural pro-
duction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
w OunaleGI
Arrive

BATTLE CREEK. Jan one
large hospital tram and several
small conveys have arrived with
wounded tor Percy JOnc, Ho,pi-
tal Seven Detroit area men are
included They ale
INi LcOndua l. Clay of 1898
HIndlc Cpl Herman PolIat of
300 P!ugrcc Pie Ernie Easter Of
5SO7 John 4 : SGT James ".
Jeiiers OF $50 American L. Al
fred Miller OF 4IZ5 Wcstland PVT
Eugene r Hall of AIS Second.
II William O Durcu of 56l5
Ahlrd and Pvt Harold r Wlodck
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

Comedian Lou Costello.
on the set. holding a lamp
made from shell containers
he bought from a coast
guardman who turned his
hobby into furlough cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally amous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Truman Fdvors
Conversion Bill

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 CUP)-
The White House announced today
that President Truman had ap-
proved reconyerSion tax legiSla-
tion intended 10 encourage big
and little business in returning TO
Peaeetif4t- product ion.
The bill raise the excess profits
tax exemption on corporate earn
ingS from $4,000 to S25 900, be-
ginning next Jan. !. and will adj
vance the payment date for APP
proximately s.. .540000,0O0 in tax
refunds authorized by existing
law. The measure made no change
in business tax rates or in per
Sonal tax rates or exemptions.
a net revenue loss of bout
$l6O.000,000 during 1947 was ex-
pected To result from the in
creased excess profits exemption
on 1916 earnings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Cafe Operator
Seized as Fdgiin
Times Phot,

FBff agents and railroad police
today arrested Michael Turlukow-
ski 81, who operates a lunchFoom
at 1924 Martin, as the modern
Fagin for whom it is charged. six
boys from Is to II years old stole
ratloncd butter and cheese.
He faces a federal charge Of
theft from an interstate shin
ment. Three Of the SIX boys, who
were nabbed in the New York
Central yards in the act Of rifling
three freight cars. were accused
Of violating the federal juvenile
delinquency act The others were
turned over 10 the Wayne County
juvenile court.
FBI agents said the members
Of the young gang admitted break
ing into the cars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
STATES HIS MAIN AIM

He said he realized the enorn1-
Gus hatred against him in France
because of sending 10000 French
workmen TO Germany. but said he
obtained the release OF $4,000
French war prisoners and also
relieved the severe economic stu
alton in France where the Ger
mans controlled 80 per cent of
French resources.
Laval said ne was guided
throughout by one fundamental
principle - preventing Franc e
from re-entering the war on Ger
many ( side.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Cpl. Newman
Dies in Sleep
Prison Camp Disease
Fatal TO Bataan Hero

FORT WORTH, Tex, Aug, 4
OUP)-The japanese today were
successful after more than three
years in killing Cpl. jun Newman.
Cpl. Jim, emaciated survivor OF
the Bataan Death March and
Three years I'm fi1th-ridden Japa-
nese prison camps, died last night
in the-lttle white cottage Of his
parents.
He died in his sleep. His father
stood near him. His MON" was
resting in another room when
death came 10 her courageous son.
d month and day after
he was taken home from an army
hospital when physicians gave up
hope for his life.
"Sheer exhaustion caused his
death" mis- physician said.
But every one knew that the
/ japanese started killing Cpl. Jim
James T.. Newman--on the IN.
famous March OF Death and made
ISure Of their victim with three
years Of imprisonment IN their
I uISraSr- filled prison camps.
Asthma was the latest compli-
Icatlon 10 strike the wracked body
that suffered tuberculosis of the
lungs. throat and stomach, and
| also beTI-beri.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
$40 Car Stamps
IS Use Tax VioIators
Fined in Lansing

LANSING Aug 4 -- Seventy
hNe motorists clted here during
-t4.e-+~a4-- Operating -lApst- cs.s->
without the federal use tax stamp
We're assessed s. IN addition 70
the s. purchase price Of the
zttrkefrr internal revenue officials
SAID TO-DAY
James Scott. deputy collector.
said that the drive on Nnlators
had brought large numbers OF mo-
toristS 10 has eff4ee 20 purchase
their Stamps before beng tckctcd
by federal agents.
He reported that total Of
- i52 stamps have been sold S.
600 Jess than last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
ALL on LEAVE

All three Canadian Scrticemcn
said thcy were on iratc pffofte
leaving Tor action I'm The Pacific
John Harper and Mckenzie said
they had returned from Europe
-ca!p-three days ago
Police Inspector Miles Furlong
admitted the police Rad used
nightStickS but SAID the officers
had 10 get rough 10 defend
themselves Several officers had
their uniforms torn and q door
Mas torn of a scout cat FufieHe
SAID
The officers quoted witnesses as
saying that All a. the passenger,
had been IN Detroit for an evening
of merryrpakinG and then started
10 quarrel among themselves on
the bus AZ II approached the
tunnel
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Records Of Spies
Found on Gestapo

FRANKFURT, Aug. a CUP)---
American public safety operatives
have found a cache of many thou
sands of gestapo records on spies
and informers who worked for
Germany. il was revealed
An official said there would DE
Startling surprises when some
of the names were released.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Miracle Boy
Youth Shot in Heart
Amazes Doctors

PARIS, Ill, Aug. A tUP)-Doc-
tors at a Paris hospital were
puzzled today over the case OF 14-
year-old Dale Barnett, Chrisman,
H.. who should be seriously Ill
and who feels fine.
Although a 81 caliber revolver
bullet is lodged in his heart, Dale
is not in a hospital bed Physicians
termed it miracle" that the
wound is not serious.
He was accidentally shot late
yesterday by his brother, Max
Barnetty II, who was engaged in
shooting practice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
2I-Ounce Baby Dies

BOSTON. Aug 4 tUPJ A four
dan fight to save the lie of a
2l-ouncc hoy born four months
prCW8rUTriv ~ WIS over to-day I he
child died last night at Children 5
Hospital where he was m an IN
Cllh4toF
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Davies in Enqland

LONDON. Aug. 4 GNS)-Jo-
Seph Davies presidential adviser
who attended the Big Three
conference at PotSdam, visited
England today and called on
Prime Minister Clement Attlee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Quinns Have Baby

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. : up
Screen Actor Anthony Quinn and
his wife The former Katherine
DcNiile. daughter Or producer c.
cll = DeNille, today became
parents Of third child, their first
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Laval AEbiS
Slave Charge
Tells Why He Sent
Frenchmen TO Nazis

PARIS. Aug 4 GNSl- Pierre
Laval testified today that he sent
thousands of French slave work
ers 10 Germany because France
had a million unemployed and
was economically strangled by
Germany
The former Vichy premier ap-
parently regainlng much of his
old confidence, cried out:
"Petain was not free. We
were not free. The Germans
knocked many times on our
door. We refused many times
before We had 10 Yield"
Concluding two days Of teSti-
mony Al Marshal Pptains treason
trial. Laval defended his COllabo-
ration program my saying the
armIStiCe lasted four years and
Erenchmen- had ia Ike
TRIED TO APPEASE NAZIS
Questioned again about his 1912
statement in which he expressed
hope Tor a German victory, he
said that this was aimed At ap-
peaSing the Germans and that he
had explained his reasons TO Adm.
Leahy. then United States am
baSSador 10 Nichy
He also denied any knowledge
of a telegram a4legedlY sent by
Petain 10 the Germans Offering
French assistance against ag-
greSSiOn" after the unsuccessful
Allied raid on Dieppe
Petain himself has denied send
ing the telegram, and the proSeCu,
tion still was trying 10 check is
authenticity.
ON STAND 4 HOURS
Laval. with Petain listening al,
tentNely, testified for four hour.
this afternoon and the session
ended when Prosecutor Andre
Mornet read a penciled statement
allegedly found among Petain's
secret papers calling Gen. De
Gaulle a deserter.
Fernand Payen, couSel for Pc
tain, Immediately countered that
the statement had never beer
made public and was therefore
worthless as evidence.
Laval claimed that his inter.
cesSion with the Germans haC
prevented the execution of former
PremierS Leon Blum and Pau
Reynaud.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
5 Die in Auto Crash

DEFIANCE. O., Aug. A INS)
Five members OF one family
were killed and six other persons
were in critical condition in De-
fiance hospital today following a
tWo-car auto crash
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Al War Casualties
Reach Jones
29 29 Are From Detroit ,
Rest From Outstate

It'll Z CREEK. Aug 4
Forty-one Michigan battle casual
ties arrived at Percy Jones Hos
pital center yesterday. There were
- from the Detroit area and -
from Oui,tate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Plan School in Italy
In Memory Of FDR

NEW YORK, Aug 4 up
Victor AnfuSo. founder of the
Italian board of guardians IN
Brooklyn. announced today plans
for establishment of a school in
Naples Italy, for orphans and un-
derprlvilcCcd children In memory
of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
HELD FOR ARMY

All but Lambert and Robert
Harper paid their fines, The three
Canadian Serviccmen were taken
into custody later by Canadian
army officials.
Several OF the bus passengers.
including the three Servicemcn.
were cut and bruised in the melee,
as were some OF the police Most
seriously injured was Edith Rooh.
30, of Windsor, Who suffered spine
injuries. She was treated az Re
ceiving Hospital
Mckenzie, John Harper and
WhlttIe asserted that they were
Slugged with nGh'>uck, hy the
police and that They hadn't been
participating In the fight They
told Re !orders Court Judge Jo-
seph A GlIiS that they had 20
defend themselves from the OIL
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
8 Are Fined
For Bus Riot
IA Policemen Called
10 Hall Fight

Eight Canadians, including three
servicemen just back from active
duty Saturday were given the al
tentative Of $50 fines or 30 days
in Jail. after they were found
guilty of participating in free
for all fight on a Windsor-bO bound
bus at the entrance to the Detroit
tunnel.
The eight, found guilty in re
corders court of taking an active
part in the fight, the origin OF
which could not be determined
but which took Ii Detroit police
men TO break up, were
Albert Dunlop, "a, and his wife,
Joyce. 26, OF Windsor, Sgr, VIII
Cpl. John d. Harper, both of the
RCAF; Murray Whittle, l9, a Ca
madam sailor: Robert Harper, -,
Windsor; Cyril NJ. Lambert. u,
Windsor. and William Hughes, %,
of bennington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
DEAR DoLLINK:

Diss morning IL came in de Meesus Fink 10
look up by us number in de telephone book.
Every night it takes Mister Fink de telephone
book to de moofing pictures 10 sitting on it.
So, lest night he left it in dc teeatre
Sunday we was up on de roof. Such Gud
Eeous day, dollink. 1t was up dere dc whole
neighborhood. De Landsmans witt de Ccers,
witt de Simmons, witt de Wentrobs. a whole
time il kept insisting de gudgeous BattyLoo dot
your Uncle Pincus should putting hat. So
he esks, You afraid, mine little chckadny. l
should get maybe struck" Wot she gives
him respounce, Don't be dope! It's binding
me de glare from you head"
Ulso was yawning witt stretching all over dc
deck chair de charming Gloria Nonolis. woi she
claimed she so tired from entertaining Dc
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
2 7,

friends de Pipkns to sitting by de hole 10 eevcs
dropping de musical. Retaliations il makes de
Clicks when Is having dinner de PipkinS, wot dey
pointing dem out 10 visitors like by circus
SiteshoW. Troo de hole is chasing from FHeFH4 a
till night de Pipkins dog by Click de cat und if
IL leaves Mister Click de table cigars il
reaches Mister Pipkin troo de hole when he
wishes TO enjoying smoke.
Telephone calls Mrs. Click receives de Pip
kins wire. on account IL monotonizes all day
long de gudgeous Coidy de Click phone 10 calling
up de boy friends Und Tooseday. II came home
from school Junior Pipkin witt de measles. So is
now cuarantned by dem from de Board from
Health bote apartments SO folder moose wcn
wouldn't getting for ten days.
Take kerr yourself. dolnk.
MONINIA
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
when he liz IL
so dun'f eski"

soldiers, Saturdays by dc uSO. dot Sunday she
felt in de mood 10 having solved her breakfast
in bed. Moo moo, SO, it prefounds a question
you smott fodder, dott witt de seven relatives,
wot dey sleeping witt dc charming Gloria. eight
in a bed how could il be room dere for de
breakfast?
You should hold, it boistcd out letting de
whole roof Wot il would still be in gales from
loffter you fodder from dc wonderful sense humi.
dor. not for noting docs il away from him
on de streets people. only it jumped Pinto into
de wash. boiler fun from water where dey keeping
il should be cool, de soda pop bottles. Moo moo
So. in order he shouldn't catching a cold IL quick
wrapped him up Shoilcy in you fodder's new
battrobe dun't esk You should see II sub
sided by him nstantaneousiy de gale
Such expression by him in de face. dot he
in eminent danger from bosting into tears.
Und de more l was looking him. de more
] was getting compulsions from letting Holt
is by your sensitive fodder de feelings So for
two hours had to SCOT by him de truffed
feelings wot he was trcttaning odderwicc to start
smoking again his pipe Sooner it should coming
de Winnepeg cousins TO US witt visit Matches
he uses up all day long but is never lit de pipe.
wot it gave it a title Junior dc Fircless Cooker
Concoctures he smokes wot il smells like. It's
boning a mixture tar paper Witt canine pepper.
So wait yet.
Lest week il decites you sister Shoiley TO
clean out once witt for all dc pipe. EPSON minded
she from inflammable nature yet clean.
ing fluid Moo moo! Matches it lights you fod.
der So dunt esk, Wot it gives now opinions
you Uncle Pincus. dot you fodder could be in
de minstrel show for de next two week Mister
Bones without makeup yeti
You should sec. dollink-helr- blooming
beautiful in de window box dc sweet peas witt
de merrygolds Meesus Schwartz send from
Findlay Avenue de best regards. BY Shapiro in
de market dey had yesterday paper bags again.
wrote you lest week ulso dollink dot il was
exercising GoiGJ Click witt pulley weight exer.
',Sp,ishi. Iy,s SInS S,ndc,.,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

clSer Wot she gave such pull. dot il came out
a half from de wall. wot Is exposed now next door
de apartment. wot il lnhabits Il de Pipkins So
wait yet. go find now plesterer to fill up nm
hole. Parish de tutt,
Objections it has Mister Pipkn to dc dsrup-
ture from de privacy. SociabIe on de odder hand.
is de Mister Click. So. whenever it's got friends
Mister Pipkin TO playing poker odder pnnocle
il stands in de opening Mister Click und kibitzes
de card game.
Peaze witt hominy IL desires Meesus Click.
So. on de ragged ledge between de walls. she puts
potted plants. petunias. witt riss. witt astors.
Allergic is Mister Pipkin TO astors wot he tretans
TO bring home from de office a revolving door 10
putting II up in de hole. Musicals Il gives Tois.
day de Clicks. wot il invites for rewanec all dere
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-03
.Churchwon1en
Hold May
Fellowship

Wyandotte Council of Church.
women will hold their May Fellow
ship meeting, formerly a May
breakfast. Friday at 7:30 at ST.
Johns Evangelical church, Chest
nut and Fourth streets.
Opening message will be deliv-
cred by Mrs. j. F. Pollock, 'The
Old Challenge" followed by a
hymn, 20 God, Our Help In Ages
Past; Prayer, Mrs. James Der
mody; musical numbers, IAN Open
Secret" Woodman; The Year Is
AT the Spring." Beach, solo by
Mrs. H. Taylor, accompanied by
Mrs. H. Ward: devotions, Mrs. F..
Firnschild; dedication of offering,
Mrs. w. F. Morris; Mrs. j. Warri-
ner; music, 1.-The Beatitudes," Ma
lotte: Sweet Little Jesus Boy."
MacGursey, solo by John Drysdale,
accompanied by Paul Hodges.
Mrs. w. F. Newell, president of
the ,Wyandotte council, will make
the announcements and introduce
the speaker, Mrs. j. E. Martin,
president of the Michigan council.
She will talk on the subject, Our
Town" Mrs. T. j. Trembath will
deliver the benediction.
Refreshments will be served by
the committee. Mrs. j. F. Pollock,
Mrs. Frank kits, Mrs. Otto Welke,
Mrs. Ernest Schove, Mrs. H. Cad
beck, Mrs. william Henney, and
Mrs. Edward Morgan.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-03
Local Serviceman's Wives
Club Organize Program

Sponsored by the local YM.C-A.,
a Servicemens' Wives Group has
been organized to meet each We'd
neseday evening at the YM.C.A.
building. At the last meeting Of
the group, officers were elected and
several committees were appointed
to help with the preliminary organ
ization plans for the group. Mrs.
Margaret Dewitt was elected Chair
man and Mrs. Alice Richie was
elected Co-chairman. The Member
ship Committee appointed is as fol-
lows: Mrs. Phyllis Smith, Mrs. Kath-
crime Hall, Mrs: Jean Kveen, and
Mrs. Louise Dunberger. The Social
Committee includes Mrs. Lorraine
Balazovic, Mrs. Louising Lauring,
Mrs. Ruth Ambrose and Mrs. Lor-
eta Klieber.
The Chairman and Co-chairman,
along with Mrs. Jackie Miank and
Mrs. Jean Kveen are planning to
visit the Dearborn Servicemens
Group and Mrs. Mary Merrill and
Mrs. Alice Ritchie are planning to
visit the next meeting of the Serv-
icemens' Wives Group at the De-
troit YW.CA. At the next meeting
scheduled for the "Y" building this
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-03
Piano Recital Given
Sunday at Garfield

Miss June Greenfield will present
Shirley Browne in a piano recital
Sunday afternoon, May 6, at four
o'clock in the music room Of the
Roosevelt high school.
Miss Browne Is IL years old and
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Browne of North Drive. An
invitation is extended to all the
friends of the pupils and the teach
er TO attend the recital.
Among the numbers on the pro-
gram will be the Sonata in D Ma
jor" by Haydn and two Chopin
numbers.
Assisting on the program will be
Miss Dorothy Mae Irwin in two
groups of vocal solos. Miss Green
field will accompany her.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-03

Wednesday evening, the local girls
will hear F. D. Hogan. of the local
branch of the United States EN-
ployment Service, who will speak to
the group and Lead a discussion
on the topic "The G.. I. Bill Of
Rights"
Membership to this group Is open
to wives of servicemen in the Down
River area, and further informa-
ton may be secured by calling any
of the officers or the local Y.M.C.A.
Telephone 243o.