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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-19
Calendar oPConirg Grenb
FRIDAY. JANUARY 1o

friday JANUARY lo
ALPHA AND OMEGA CLASS of Gilbert Memorial Church.
with Mr. and Mrs Don Rivard 621 Darlington Drive at
I. o o. F. in Barron Hall, at p.
SENIOR CHOIR of Grace Episcopal Church. at the parish
house. at 1880 p m.
DANCING CLUB in Harrison Town Hall, at 10 p m
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20
BAKE SALE at VOLTS Millinery Walnut street. sponsored
by Junior Girls Own Circle, Kings Daughters, from
II a. m. to p. m.
SUNDAY, JANUARY Il
UNION Young Peoples meeting Presbyterian Church. at
MONDAY JANUARY y
WILSON PTA at the school at 7:45 p. Public invited.
house, at $50 D. m.
STAR OF FREEDOM COUNCIL 49, Daughters of America,
at Maccabees hail. 63la North Walnut street, at
BOARD OF DIRECTORS of Garden Club, with Mrs. Macy
Watkins, los South Wilson boulevard, at p.
BIN SSTERHOOD at the synagogue. at p m.
YOUNG WOMENS Methodist Guild. pot-luck with Mrs
Robert Miller, 100 Church street. at p.
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knights of Pythas in Pythian hail.
GAMES PARTY sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary of Oskar
Andreas Post in VIEW hail. at p. m.
TUESDAY, JANUARY .
BUSINESS and Professional Womens Club. dinner meeting
W at Medea hotel at $50 b m. -
LESSON for project leaders of extension work. eighth floor
of county building at 10 a.
CIVIC CHORUS REHEARSAL in Community Room of Mt.
Clemens High School, at 7:3O p.
JUNIOR MACCABEES in Maccabees Hail. 631s North Wal
nut street, at 4
DANCE for service and at UsO Broadway.
at $3.50 p. Serdge orchestra furnishing the music.
DICKINSON school surgical dressings class at the school
FOE LADIES' AUXILIARY in Aere Hall. at Bpm
LADIES' AUXILIARY of Oskar Andreas Post in vFW Hall,
at $50 p. m.
w. C. T. u. regular monthly meeting with Mrs Edward Ca
hill, II Gallup avenue at 1870 p
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Wilson PTA Sponsors
DR.. Katharine Greene

AN INVITATION is issued by
Wilson Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton to all those interested in
present-day problems to attend
a talk by DR.. Katharine B.
Greene, psychologist and edu-
Gator of national prominence.
Mrs. Greene will address the
meeting of Wilson PTA at the
school Monday evening at 7:45
o'clock. drawing from her wealth
of academic training and her
experience as a mother of five
children TO offer a realistic un-
derstanding of both school and
home needs of the child.
The speaker holds an impress
sive record of study, including a
Bachelor of Science degree from
the University of Pennsylvania in
1915, a Bachelor of Arts degree
from Vassar College the follow
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tJnitedWorkers
Set Party Date

PLANS for a public dessert
luncheon on Feb. 81 were be-
gun yesterday by members of
United Workers Circle, at the
meeting with Mrs. Ralph Ben
nett.
The event will fete the birth
day of George Washington, and
will take place at the Kings
Daughters Home at 100 o'clock.
Mrs. Carlton Tucker is general
chairman, and her committee in
cludes Mrs. Amy Wallace, Mrs.
Arnold Engelbrecht, Mrs. Eliza
beth Brandenburg, Mrs. Joseph
Matthews Mrs. George Lane
and Mrs. Perry Dubay.
The circle yesterday began a
new project, sewing dressings
for the American Cancer So
ciety, and have made plans for
an all-day meeting with pot-luck
luncheon at noon on Feb. 1, to
continue the work. Mrs. George
Lane and Mrs. Tucker are in
charge of the project. Mrs. John
Whitney will be hostess Feb. l,
when the meeting will begin at
10 o'clock in the morning.
HARRISON CIRCLE
Mrs. William Gilpin was hos
tess to members Of Harrison
Circle Wednesday evening, when
card prizes were won by Mrs.
Floyd Rosso and Mrs. Max
Ormsby. Mrs. Gerald Hefling
will be hostess Jan. 81 at Har-
rison Town Hall.
MABEL FREDERICK is in
st. Joseph's hospital, where she
underwent an operation on
Thursday.
MIR. AND MRS. EARL SWAN
and daughter Sharon Lee will
be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Oliver in Dearborn on Sum
day.
MR.. AND MRS. CHRISTIAN
KONSTANZER will be hosts to
a group of friends at their home
80 Eastman street, this evening
before the dancing club.
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Noted Psychologist and Educator be Speaker Open Meeng
Speaker Points Our Obligation
for Christian Missionary Work

January meeting held yesterday.
Mrs. Van Inwagen pointed out
the contrast between the Nava-
10 Indian religion nature worship
based on fear, and Buddhism in
Burma, barter system to
achieve reincarnation in better
or worse form, with the Christian
belief of a higher life in the
hereafter.
Mrs. Robert Shepherd, presi-
dent, conducted the meeting,
held in basement Sunday
school room due TO the redecor-
ating of the church. Further
plans for the church annivers-
airy Jan. 25 were made, and the
Feb. Is World Day of Prayer
was announced.
Mrs. Emory Albee presided
at the table for the serving of
dessert luncheon. During the
program, Mrs. Walter KruSe pre-
sented a piano solo, and Mrs. A.
p. Landon conducted devotion
ais.
MRS. G.. A. PERSON, JR.,
has returned to her home after
an absence of about six weeks,
during which she visited rela-
tives and friends in Grand Rap
ids, Madison, Chicago and Kala-
maZoo.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-19

DIR. KATHARINE B. GREENE
will be speaker at an open meet
ing of Wilson Parent Teacher
Association Monday evening at
745 o'clock at Wilson school.
Her national prominence as a
psychologist and educator, and
the fact that she is the mother
of five children herself combine
to give special interest TO her
talk. DR.. Greene is director of
Education of Sherwood school,
Bloomfield Hills.
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Family Health
TO be Studied

A LESSON on family health
for project leaders of the Ex-
tension Group will be presented
on Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock by Miss Margaret b.
Harris, assistant state home
demonstration leader, it is an
nounced today. Miss Harris will
repeat this lesson at Romeo
High School on Wednesday
morning.
The bed-bath demonstration
will be given by Mrs. Jessie
King, school nurse of Mount
Clemens, at the Nursing Room
Of the Red Cross, "a North Wal
nut street, in Mount Clemens on
Tuesday at / o'clock. This DEM
onstration is for all leaders in
the county and as many men,
bers of groups as can arrange to
come.
This is the third lesson on
health, designed to better fam
lily living, the aim of national
extenson work.
MRS. HENRY BONN has re-
turned TO her home at 24121
Donaldson road following an APP
pendectomy performed at st.
Joseph's hospital.
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With the Colors

LIEUT.. MERIT j. SCHWAN
has been awarded the Distin-
guished Flying Cross, according
to his mother, Mrs. clara
Schwan, 211 f m way road.
Lieut.. Schwan, now stationed in
the China-B urma-India theatre
of war, has over $50 hours of
combat flying time as navigator
on B-24 bomber. Many of these
hours were spent on the long
and dangerous trip flying over
the Hump. He also wears the
Air Medal with one Oak Leaf
Cluster.
MIR. AND MRS. GILBERT
THOMAS, 800 Cas- savenue, have
received word that their son,
Pfc. Harry Thomas, has arrived
sa fely somewhere in New
Guinea. Pvt. Thomas has been
in service since August II, 1913.
FROM a Peninsular Base
Headquarters in Italy comes
news that It's Harold c. Hib-
bard is a member of an engineer
boat regiment which has recent.
ly been inactiviated in the Ital-
ian theatre, but prior TO its dis
banding achieved superb re-
cord which won it the highest
commentator from Col. Francis
H. OK, commanding officer of
the base section, a vital supply
and services organization for the
Fifth Army. It's Hubbard, who
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hubbard, 1873 Euclid avenue,
went overseas in August, 1941.
RECEIVING their initial nav
al indoctrination at the u. S.
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, Ill.,, are William James
Turner, ID, son of MIR. and Mrs.
George A. Turner, 40 Scott
boulevard; and James Madison
Kretschman, 10, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. Kretschman,,
Route 1, Box 291.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-19

MRS. WILLIAM DURRE, 1874
Gallup avenue, on her birthday
anniversary which was yester-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-19

ing year, and Masters and Doc
tors degrees from Columbia I'm
iversity.
Her former positions contri-
butte TO her imposing reputation.
Mrs. c. II. Malbin Is in charge
Of program arrangements, while
Mrs. Howard Stevenson heads
the refreshments committee.
Her committee includes Mrs.
Kurt Friedeburg, Mrs. George
Cool, Mrs. Campbell A. Ward,
Mrs. Paul 5. Hirt, Mrs. Rhein-
hardt Nank, and Mrs. Charles
Noellert.
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Ms Salute.

RICHARD ROBERT SILBAR,
on his eighth birthday anniver-
sary today. He is the con of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Silbar, 80
BellvieW avenue.
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Births at Maternity

MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT
B U NJ A l. o u G. H, Roseville, a
daughter, Karen Lou, Jan. II.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
ROWLAND, 301 North Broad
way, a son, Lawrence LaVerne,
Jan. l6.
MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS
WETZEL, 1862 Jones street, a
daughter, Laneeta Marie, Jan.
l3.
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Business Club
Plans Dinner

SPEAKER at the dinner meet
ing Of Business and Professional
Women's Club Tuesday evening
will be Miss Vemba Dunlap,
chief probation officer of Re-
corders' Court Women's Divis-
ion, Detroit. Miss Dunlap is Dis
trict I chairman for the Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club.
Members may bring guests 10
the dinner. to be held at the
Medea Hotel at $50 o'clock
Mildred Geddes and Hulda
Daeubler are in charge of ar
engagements.
A NEW MEMBER, Mrs. Bud
jenkins, joined the Lucky Thir-
teen Club at the meeting held
Wednesday evening with Mrs.
Edward Comben hostess at Sell
fridge Home Community Club.
Mrs. Joseph Stark's birthday an
niversary was celebrated at the
event, and bunco prizes went to
Mrs. Leonard Lovalvo, Mrs.
Watson Burton and Mrs. Walter
Ostrom. Other prizes went to the
new member and Mrs. Judson
Bowers. Mrs. Burton will be
hostess Jan. 81.
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Nursing instructors, and service
mems wives and families to the
hospital for treatment; or doing
any of the multitude of import
ant errands that aid the eff
cheney of any of the services of
the Red Cross.
Two vehicles only are Red
Cross property - the Canteen
truck, and the station wagon,
the remainder of the vehicles
used being loaned by Motor
Corps members. The station
wagon is kept serviced, housed
and ready for use by Thomas
Curran, husband of the Mount
Clemens Units chairman.
CORPS MEMBERS
In addition to those who
drove for the Blood Bank, the
list of 1914 Motor Corps drivers
include Mrs. Herbert Bouley,
Mrs. Frank Lohr, Mrs. Morris
Brew, Helen Burns, Mrs. Mar
garet Shellington, Mrs. Marie
Smith. From East Detroit, where
Mrs. Walter Love is chairman,
but drivers are scarce, came Mrs.
Love to assist the Mount Glenn
ems Unit, as did Mrs. Duyns-
lager.
New corps members for 1945
include Mrs. Harold Lindsey,
Mrs. Russell Ullrich, Irene Ra-
bine, Mrs. F. G. Walker and Luz
ellie Peltier.
This important work of sup
plying transportation for per-
sonnet of all branches of Red
Cross duties is expected to in
crease greatly this year with the
further development of the
units in East Detroit, st. Clair
Shores and Warren Township. as
well as growth of the Mount
Clemens Unit.
THE REGULAR MEETING of
the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union will be held Tues
day evening at 1880 o'clock. Mrs.
Edward Cahill will be hostess
and her assistants will be Mrs.
Mary James, Mrs. Alfred Tucker
and Mrs. Anna Nunneley.
MRS. GERALD BOURDAGE
and daughters Joan and Judy of
Port Huron are spending the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Frederick of Park ave-
nue..
MRS. NORMAN SHAY of COS
Darlington drive was surprised
by a visit from her cousin, Pfc.
Joseph Mccullough, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, who has recently
been transferred to Selfridge
Field.
DAVID ALLEN, two-year-old
son of DR.. and Mrs. Robert F.
Allen, has returned from two
week visit with his grand
mother, Mrs. L. w. Allen, in
Columbus, Ohio.
MRS. EDG AR BRUSSEAU
will be hostess to the members
of the Ave Maria Study Club at
her home Tuesday evening, jan
uary % at 8 o'clock.
JOSEPH A. CODY, president
of the Kiwanis Club, was host
to officers and board of directors
at a dinner meeting at the Col
onial Hotel last evening.
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MISSIONARY Effort to ;

MISSIONARY EFFORT to a
Christian is not optional. We
have our marching orders: Go
we into all the world. ;"
This is the message Mrs. Lee
Van Inwagen of Richmond, dis
trict president of the Methodist
Women's Society, left with her
audience of more than SO at the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-19

South Highland avenue, on his
fourth birthday anniversary to-
day.
CPL. STANLEY j. GLOEDE,
who is to be 10 years old on
Sunday. Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Gloede, 1870 Jones street,
Cpl. Gloede is stationed at
Mountain Home, Idaho.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. PAUL c.
SHIARELLA Betty Jane Gut
ette) of Pittsburgh, Pa, on the
birth of daughter at MCGEE
Hospital, Pittsburgh, on Thurs
day, Jan. 10. Lieut.. Shiarella
is with the Medical Corps now in
England.
HAROLD FREDERICK. JR.,
who is four years old today, and
is entertaining relatives and
friends at his home, 80 Park
avenue.
JULIANNE Schultz, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Schutt, 140 Elizabeth street.
Julianne is celebrating her first
birthday anniversary today.
WILLIAM C.. SCHROEDER,
252 Cass avenue, whose birth
day anniversary will be Monday,
Jan. %.
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MRS. ROBERT ALLEN whose

MRS. ROBERT ALLEN, whose
birthday anniversary was Mon
day. The event was celebrated
at dinner party at Gordon,s
Grill on Wednesday evening.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLARD
KIDD, 81 Jones street, on their
18th wedding anniversary Sat-
urday. They will be guests, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Liebzeit of Mount Glenn
ems and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nutting of East Detroit, at
party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Hoffman of Detroit.
LUANN SAMPSON, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Samp-
son of Jones street, on her sew
enth birthday anniversary today.
She entertained her classmates
at school at party.
RONALD BEARSS, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Bearss, 1919
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Be al Your Radio al | P. NJ!
Gala & eEOOdfeIIOW
Show aDn Tonight

BLAZE of song and music and fun will go on the air
n at Il o'clock tonight when Leo j. Fitzpatrick sets in
motion Detrots great annual radio festival The Detroit
TimesWJR Old Newsboys Goodfelow Fund Broadcast
for the benefit Of Detroit's needy children.
This Chrlstmas-time program, always gala event
will present galaxy Of stellar artists all donating their
services.
From II o'clock when Fitzpatrick vice president
and general manager of WJR steps 10 the mcrUphone
until the early hours of tomorrow you depend on
continuous flow Of grand entertainment
So be at your radio tonight IN time 10 dial WJR tko-
cycles 700 for this program of programsand PLEASE
REMEMBER the broadcast VII afford you an oppor-
tnity contribute money 10 the Goodfeow Fund and
help bring happy Christmas TO under-prvileged De-
troit children.
DHONE WJR, Madison 4440, YOUR request for favor
Il ite song instrumental number At the same time
pledge for the Goodfelow Fund and be sure to
mail your pledge PROMPTLY TO Norman White, Station
WJR, Fisher Building, Detroit 2. Mich You do not have
to wait until the broadcast starts You may phone your
request earlier in the evening AS far possible, all
requests will be granted
Tonights the night! Tune in WJR at II o'clock for
TINS stupendous program! And GIVE, as generously as
YOU can to the Old Newsboys' Goodfelow Fund Help
make Merry Christmas for needy Detroit children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Phone Users
T0Get Refund
Of 7 Millions
By RHYS JONES
Detroit Times Lansing BuresH

LANSING, Dec. ID - The
state public service commits
sion today ordered the Michi-
gan Bell Telephone Co. to re-
fund 100000 to 1914 and
1915 customers and to reduce
rates to effect a saving of
So, 800, 1000 to users annually,
Thomas y. Lacy presldent-elect
Of Michigan Bell, said there would
be no way for the company 70
comply without injuring service.
lie added:
I'VE have no other recourse
but to resist 10 the limit this
new threat TO the public in
tereSt."
The commission held that the
COMPANY rates IN the last two
years were unjust and unreaSon-
able" 1t ordered the utility to
submit plan for distribution Of
the refund within - days,
II the company fails 10 submit
such a plan. the commission SAID.
another order Will be issued by
the commission TO provide for dis
ItributIon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

and Mrs. Osgood's brother.
II is no accident that many Of
The contributions 10 Santa for
Scrviccmcn. come from those
whom the war has hurt most or
touched most deeply
They are the ones who realize a
hlt more than the rest of US. what
an otherwise grim Christm s
might mean TO hoSpitaliled serv-
iccmcn this year
Many other Dctroitcrs realize
what the wounded and M serylCe-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
4 Known Dead
In Hotel Fire

CLENWOOD SPRINGS. Colo
Dc. "a INSl- -Four rcrS on S
were known to bavc rnrIsrcd m
the fr which DESTROYED the
GIervpod Hotel TODAY Auhori-
ties fratd 'bc toll may reach 10
on moro
-Four bodies could b. seen ir
thr >moIunC debris which Wao too
hot 10 permr % search for other
victims
Seven parsons WcIc. IrSutod
whiIc 20 others who jumped from
second lOor windows escaped I'M
jury
Tho hotel was patron izc q
chiefly bv relatives .ot sailors so
the naval hospital. ~ ,S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

men in Michigan hospitals Will
miss by not being home this
Christmas
They arc the ones who have
become Santa 70 Servicemen.
Have you?
You can, by simply filling out
the blank Ilbhshed each day in
The Times and sending 1t In with
Your cash contribution 10 Sants
for Servicemen, The Detroit Times.
1870 CasS, Detroit 81, Mich.
GIVE TO THOSE WHO GAVE
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

Requests 90 company and union
Vrrc forwarded today by Chair
main Lloyd IS Garrison, ot the
Waf Labor Board
Rules governing the inquiry arc
being sent to both ny mail Garri-
SON revealed
r j. Thomas. president OF the
international union Walter NJ.
EcaIthot. vice president and head
of The GN division sand tney
would comply with Garrison re-
quest. The GN national ncgotlat-
InG committee Of n.ne ofthe-snion
WIl f0.n them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

Committee Chairman Barkley
I'D of Kentucky, Immediately an
nounced tina, he. too, may quit
the committee. Barkley said he
viii decide within the next few
days whether his duties as Senate
majority leader outweigh ms
Pearl Harbor probe responsible
ties.
Mitchell also said he and his
aides were reSigning because the
investigation, originally scheduled
10 end Jan. 3, apparently cannot
be completed for several more
months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
OPEN PICkFT LINES

Harry ". Anderson, vice prcNi-
GDa' n charge ot personnel VIII
head company representatives,. a
spokesman said
The government move came As
the CAW-CIO, threatened with
uWnctonS against illegal picket
ug n Chicago and Cleveland. per-
mucd more than $500 nom
striking office workers 10 enter
ln.r sElkc- hound Gcneral Motors
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Marshall Sees Truman
Before Going 10 China

WASHINGTON. Dec. IA tAP)
Gen Marshall called on Presi-
dent Truman today for a final
talk before leaving for China as
the PRESIDENTS special envoy.
Press Secretary Charles C.
Ross said he did not know when
Marshall would leave, but said it
would be very. very shortly"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
ln.r-nsarual Pr5,

PPTTTSH HFADOTAP-
TEpc C,,.c,sr,, mo- Il
- -I''-' -, -
VI - Jo9t4 ~ aii'tI. 'I4'
beetle bTOWed car OF the
RclSCn concentration CamI.
,,d IA o+bcr peleo, orf,cisle
80 - - - -. 80 -.
4OIuuIlS li'I 'C oiI.Il'
were hanged IN the req DflCH
prison Of HamelIn Yesterday
i u.ae disclosed rfficialIv "a.
day
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
HOMES GIVEN MOST

Subscribers 10 residential tcje-
phone service would be bene-
fitted most by these refunds
Customers who operate small
business concerns would receive
proportionately twice the refund
coming 10 large concerns.
Examples OF rate savings arc.
ONE PARTY = L $ y + ) :
RATE. Cut TO s. a month from
Sc
ONE PARTY RESIDENCE { f
RATE UNLIMITED cdlisJ. Cut 10
81 80 from s.
ONE PARTY RESID DEN { f
RATE tqO-meSSage hmIu: Cut
10 S375 from 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Traitor Heart Victim

PARIS, Dec ~ llpl- Thc
dcath of The traitor Cen Henri
Dcut1 of "a heart attack was an
nounccd today,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15

Corp. plants in three states. These
office workers have been kept oul
since the strike began Nov. %
Violence hared IN Saginaw
where a plant manager entered
plant which plckctS had closed
TO Office workers. Jack HelveSton
manager Of GINS 10 = steering
gear plant said a mob seized his
car aS he left the property, let
the air out Of the tires and
placed impurities in the gasoline
tank lie drove away -unhHrt
however. before police arrbed
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Decorate Adm. Kinq
WASHINGTON. ID

WASHINGTON. Dec. il UNS)
President Truman today deco
rated feet Adm. King with the
Gold Star in lieu of a third Dis
tinguiShed Service Medal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
Have You Become Service Santa?
Donors Pay Tribute
To Slain Marine
List Of gifts and coupon, Pose s.

Two recent contributions to the Santa for Servcemen tund
epomize the spirit Christmas and all the Santa" drive
One from Mrs. Eeanora Waltz. the other from Mrs
Tema Osgood both of 727 Elm Both szabe contributions
in memory Merlin W. Waltz USMC" waltzs son
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
II I. ID
l. | N {:
BarkIey Also
May Walk Out

WASHINGTON Dee II 4NS4-The entire legal staff
the Pearl Harbor investigating committee resigned today
with Chief Counsel William D. Mitchell, declaring ne was
"denressedo at the innuirYs results.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
RETURN TO FLINT JOBS

Nhite-collar workers were free
10 return 10 their lobS IN the
Flint Chevrolet plant. a GM as
Scmbly plant in Linden. y. j.. and
IN Fisher and Chevrolet plants
an GAINESVILLE WIS approximately
l500 OF those affected were en-
ployc> of Flint Chevrolet
In the Cleveland injunction pro-
cccdrngS. Common Pleas Judge
Frank ). Day ruled that strikers
az the Fisher Body plant there
must limit their pICketing. per
hitting some entrances 10 remain
open
Wage talks between GM and
the union stood adjourned until
Monday as UAW-CIO ncgotatorS
prepared 10 resume parleyS with
representatives OF the Fo r q
Motor Co.
The GM strike held the spot
light with the corporation hurllnG
charges that, the union is threat
ching 10 bring IN "panzer troops
and the union countering with
Continued on Page >. Col. A.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-15
GNa. Go Called
BV Facf-FinderS

CAW-CIO and General Motors Corp. leaders were
summoned TO Washington next Wednesday by President
Twmans special fact finding committee which will at
tempt 20 speed solution of the automotve strike