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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-23

NEW YORK-INS-- Peak shoe
production OF 80 million pairs a
month from now until the end OF
the year was predicted Wednesday
by the Tanners Council OF America.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-23
Fifty Years Ago

returning about 70 midnight
the noticed fire the sheds between
Presbyterian Churches Washington ST. He blew
his whistle the fire department hand
flames under control The sheds nearly destroyed
a barn belonging to Mrs Drury.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-23

Here II Q pleasant way TO overcome
loose plate discomfort. FASTEETH. an
Improved powder, sprinkled on upper
and lower plates holds them hrmer 90
that they feel more comfortable. no
SUNNY. Kooey, pasty taste or feeling.
les alkaline (non -acido. Does not sour.
Checks plate odor'' (denture breath).
Oct FAsTEETH today at any drug store.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-23
Casualties

Shakar, Sammy NJ, Dearborn.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
Rochester In
MGM Comedy

NEW YORK - tCalvinS New,
Service Short, gravel-voiced
Edd Rochester Anderson. cur
reut,y on nationwide vaudeville
tour is scheduled 20 have lump
part IN An MGM comedT, For
Better For Worse 7, stars June
Aiitson and RooeY: Walker In 4.
Rochester who popJ,aglzed ms
phrase over JACK Benrys ali ShoV.
"Ths's rha. TIC man Said-ae
SAID that pays the role OF a pro-
craS'inaunS jaHItoc
On The road Wi'h his proteSe.
concj,cnnr Kluy Mgrray. Roches-
TO- reported n DO drawing $500
NecklY on the tour which BEGAN
IN Boston JuHe a and ends in De-
troi; July 18Th IN tho uni, be-
sides Mss Murray IS Nan Wynn.
recently released from seven
Lively Ar's" and Tommy Trent.
U.S. returned from overseas
RocheS'cr hnse'f expects 10 20
overseas for 'he USO
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
SWINGING WITH
NITELIFERS
~ LARRY cHISM

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
By LARRY CHISM

II presen; plans OF cabaret own
erS and operators continue in ef-
feet. locsl !Inspo, lovers and out
of-ioNn guests Will be able 10 en-
JOY bigger and Better loorShowS
CLUBS nov offering gala attrac-
tons IN fooroosrd revues are
Clubs Zomo!e. Owens, Sensation
and Enrico.
Club Zomoie's lineup includes
entertainment such as the music
OF Todd Rhodes, blues singer Oh
i've Brown, dancing emcee Irving
Alexander. comedy-siuh by Son.
ny and Cat and the contortions
OF Snskehips Peterson Noah
Brown is the genial manager. Two
shows are presented nightly.
Enrlco offers an sh-new show
featuring Priscilla Dean and q
host OF talented female impersona-
tors. with Johnnie Williams and
MS Rhythm Rockers furnishing
the show and dance music.
Club Three $50 Is expected 10
open on or around l. \ D or Day
With star-Studded cast Of floor
show entertainers and a hrst-class
band. II WaS announced TINS week
BY Jap Sneed
Club Sensation. Northend's most
popular rendezvous. headlines the
,how with Alma Morris, singer OF
sweet songs. comedy by Chops
Oden. blueSongs b. Le;hs Jones,
dance steps Of the Mac Sisters, in
terpretive dancing by pretty Sill.
YER Lee. and emceeing by Little
Prince Arthur Clarence Dorsey, S
band draws plaudits for t2eir mu-
sic note reading
Taverns offering music along
With your favori,e drinks are
Double Wee Bar, where Jimmy
Caldwell and his band plays;
Bizerte Bar. new spot, With mu-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07

GUAM-Six islands taken
with one shot fired was the
record made here this week
by two busy Negro platoons.
Landing on SIX small islands IN
re northern Msrianas. the troops
~ the Path Infantry Regiment
we're forced 10 fire only one shot
az Japanese VINO refused TO sur
render
Purely = accommodating opera
ton 70 locate more areas where
crippled Superfor;s could crash
and while lnpln2 back from the
raids on Japan. TIC troops left no
holding force behind
The operations we're carried out
by two plstoons Of Negro infantry
men aided by native guides and
japanese capuvcs who promised
their com patriots good treatment IN
the hands OF Americans
The naval force consisted ~ a
destroyer escort. and tao l53-ioot
LCIS land craft. infantry
As inc troops went ashore, Jap
NIlf~t ~ lssOllFlN lIlhiiIlNAi ~ ills't "
phone aboard the destroyer escort.
assuring their stranded country
men IN Jspcnese-langua2e mes
ss2eS over the loud spesker that
they would DO treated kindly.
The lone shot waS f.ed oy .
guide a single pistol cartridge
The co.ored troops removed "A
JacaneSe civilians and "a natives,
employees of Japanese copra
company and Survivor, OF Sunken
Jap merchantmen The natives
needed medical attention and
we're taken 10 Saipsn alon. Nth
some OkinaWa fshcrren
Ample tood,tutfs we're ictt tac-c
'or About 260 natives and japa-
re,e civilians VINO renamed De
hnd
Guam. T!niaa and Sa.pan. the
lergeS: islands IN the cham. are
slready hrmly held by Americans.
The SIX new islands are Ana
tsaan Saisarn, flanagan. Asri-
nan. Asconcion AMI Maus Maug
t-s me only island which showed
- zus Of Japanese military occJ-
osrc, 4 weather station was once
maintained there but u Wss
bombed out earlier IN the Msrlanss
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
"Devils Galore"
Due This Fall

NEW YORK-W Lam Cam r o.
ducer of Devils Galore. announces
that MS show VIII begin ychcarsa.s
on Monday July 80 An opening
az tho Shuoert in New Haven IS
planned for Thursday. August %.
with the tryoI' runu.n- through
Saturday. AUGUST - The SNOW
moves the next day 20 Boston
for stay from AusuS; - TO Sep
ten Der 3 Il is tentatively Sched-
ulei 10 open IN New York on or
about September -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07

HOLLYWOOD. CAL 49, Ws-ner
Rroiacr, earned inc !n.cr-.sc.a,
Film md Radio Gulds Fyann.n
DeisDo Fooscte' apsrd. gwen
escH yea % me S'Idio nsyin-
confronted me most toward UNI.
versa. understanding through the
medium o. the motion pictures,
receiving the c.tauun-a. ttia4e--ef-
SsH!za,ions Unity Awards Assem-
o'y attended by 1000 people =, inc
Shrine Auditorium n Los Angeles
ALAN HALE received the hon
or Ia Dena!: Of Executive ProdL-
Ger Jack I Warner from Charles
Dennis Liocr.an secretary Of
state Who new from the San
Francisco conference for the occa.
SION
In a pccea q Acceptance
Halo ,,a,ed
+ TANK I'm beng cry aecI-
rate ~ SAVING ,na, 70 long
fa..e WarrCr B.o'acrS nos rcco.-
u.loG re orerWhciU.u response
OIity incumbent UPON t8oSe Wnn
MAKE motion p.c'J.eS int.ucHc-
lns A. t1'.r rro1uc' docs. ,ne
minds and ,vcS of untold millions
- -oagaOI' nc world
Bete DAVIS NaS also honored
To- nor Outstanding work toward
Inier-racia, harmony
Others receiving awards were:
Unity trophies: Lena Horne
for outstanding achievement;
Ukrsinian Films. for production
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
Nina Mckinney
Has "FIot Wheel"

LOS ANGELES Following her
smashing TRIUMPH as ne S,n2inl
star dining her eng cement re-
Gently A. the Savoy c.uo cafe
IN San Francisco. Nina Mae Nc
K Hney noted money co!ored stage
and screen actress returned mere
suffering tom sight cold MICA.
Wno holds ner current stage book
.nes contract, appeared anxious FOR
SPEEDY recovery because Of num-
be- Of Fat Offers awaiting ner avail
ability.
The lovely ,f','e acres, * ben.
repeatedly PACED from Vancouver.
3 G EeW York; Zanz,o BAR ana
San DIEGO and Reno. Nevada n.tcr-
.cs S.iccn openings are also re-
po-,edlv waiting 70 sign her on the
dotted line
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
Rescues Soldiers From
Drowning, Wins Medal

NORMANDY France-For hero
..-r. N sag4nz me lives o. several
g.1.ers from drowning on June
.A++ = ate Herbert r Books.
B.urH So York. recently Was
.--s- '.r So'd.c-.S MEDIA
I-c JGlr.a c'aton 'eCOgi.zing
PU.+e Brooks deed reads in part:
Wner Inc UPON winch
r. .r we're 4l-,.12 'ne.r way
1,c 'nrogs7 deep water sudden
~ pped. % '1rr'V ABOUT IS into
80 Na'e- G.sTeza-ding his
oa- ,s'ety Proo1s plunged .n'1
- 70 s'e- and rescued several OF
'-r H.cr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07

n 'JAs44 i ~ W.. - a A4A Nv NltlN
gong nc rounds 'N,th no con.
,-ac,c,ou> to date tla' Curtis
NOISY .pf e. a renewal
non &C case oH ne Cub "A.
OAR exp es. 0 August
Los ANGELES HAS Sone rpl.
e. F'1 oot- Ma Mcleod
Be.s5re ard " F b DuBol, nav.
M ,oc4E.O- engagements mere
recently Ralph Buncae. VINO also
: ~ advisor % the State Depart.
1cNt At the San Francisco confer.
ence, IS scheduled 10 DC heard
soon
Two Of inc mos, hilarious Sc
qIenccs 20 hit tGe screen appear
IN recent Warner pictures That
,ake-of on hepped-up boogie-
wooge bands in The Horn Blows
az Midnight starring Jack Ben
ny, is rolling EN- in the aisles:
while the spectacle OF Ida Lupino
appearing in a MAR NOSE! night
gONn tknee-lengthl in pillow 20
Post would MAKE the Sphinx
hoH,
Jubilee" the Army'S over
seas variety show. had a. it's
guest last week, Danny KAYE,
Eddie Heywood'S and Andy
Kinks orchcstras. Margie Ham
mond and Verne Smith.
rs expected nat ms spo, viii
throw press party FOR 90 maze
'7ca.r!csl W".terS Ne,, acquainted
WIt7 ne spot and IS operators.
out soon la. evcr->1,.l.nc
Edna Jones Was out tn'her pvem
n her mothers celebrating birth
day party. Also along was Peach
g Lynn You should near =
fine listening i.,o' KING Porter on
piano, Georze Irwin on bass and
Albert Mcbride d inning out
some numbers BV the way, Ne
hear 'ast IRWIN $ -eaasnc five
musicians a. new CUP B,zettc.
zoos Oakland owned o. Joseph
Nance
DURING His ~o'oHr0 ]" Holly
wood CT route 20 Oakland where
MS vic, MH!e' Carmen Joncs ,
Rim cave = "oncc- =, DICK CaTn'
DO. mead % &c Negro t-.cn, d.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
Willie Best Stars
In New Picture

HOLLYWOOD 49, tNPBl Wl,.ic
Be-. clever Sep.a comic Was hand
cd tho comedy &c CT role IN the
current Columbia film studio pro-
dIct.on titled She wouldn't Say
Yes Featured IN the production
are Rosalnd Russell, Ice Bowman
and Adele Jcr2ens TIE cameras
are now grinding on tae subject.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
Horne, Lunceford
In MCM Short

HOLLYwOoD-NPB) - Lana
Horne. famed screen beauty and
singer, is currently before the CAM
eras out at Metro-Go ldwyn-Mayer
studio in a short subject produc-
ton titled els on Leave" Lunce-
ford and his orchestra also appear.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
With Boston Pops"

BOSTON-tANPb-Dona,d Sh.r-
ley, young musca, genius Who is
cand date for the doctor OF pnA-
osophy degree Al Harvard un.ver-
Sly, will De the piano soloist with
the Boston Pops concert orchestra
under direction Of Guest-conductor
Dean Dixon on Colorcd American
hight al Symphony hall.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
Awaiting Orders

Ida james and S7eiia GUYS arc
living =, the East 18Th street home
- the joan W.ldber2s ne IS pro-
duccr o. me- "Menpais Bound
ard o. Anna LucaSta while they
~ selling "LucaSta ~ hts and
,a.4tiOn I'D Hollywood
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
Cabarets Notu Offer
Ne,D, Big FloorShows

sic by the Rhythmacs. and Club
Ovens, where George Dawson and
his Chocolsteers make music for
your listening pleasure.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07

g -.s. ~.
co. '. a-, sore
.r.--.r @e--t.. copy a-a.l
seems that Club owners are
all agos Uith plans Ia present
b,fter and better floor>hows for
YOUR enjoyment once again.
Clubs now making AN early hid
for YOUR pztr include
7ombi. Sensation Owens and
Fnricos With Club Three GEO
All set Ia make late season
floorshov hid come Labor Dav
80 is time for you lovers Of
the funspots Ia make ready Tor
10 Ses rslz csha-rt entertain
meni a; the spot Of YOUR choice.
Getting aoou' town 40 D.,
F.ro.4 Ws,l- - band las zee
ror= 'h-o4-n l's r.> csi race a
Eo~ .N-,.r c., Ccr'c~ W, '0e
ho,s pc~e sweating D. ~ "nie
muse note rca4In- no Wallace
band al,l ocs- watching A.
c,h-hicd 20 hear 'net Fred n :
r. = determine 20 take oH~ 40
,cc and ~. inc road N'A MS
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07

Laurence "ss" Keys. sensation.
al Kansas City playing and
singing artist is now serving
overseas with q unit entertain.
ing our servicemen. 4 boogis.
wooeie specialist Keys recent
lY signed a two-Year contract
with Decca records. He has
made several appearances on
Gloom Dodgers program. WIN
radio show. A fine arrangsr.
Keys has made two records.
Keep That OFF Your Mind"
and the up To Date Blues"
He is under the personal man
agement of Cliff Martinez.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
Take 6 Isles
With One Shot

GJAM-Six islands taken
with one shot fired was the
record made here this week
by two busy Negro platoons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Learn
Son Died
lin Italy
Tlme, Photc

Exactly two years from the day
their youngest son went off 10
war1hfr-and Mrs Anthony Woj.
towicz Of 5l13 Wesson, learned
today that the boy, Edward was
killed in a bomber over Italy
eight months ago.
The war department advised
shortly after the bomber was
struck by fax that S SGT. Vol.
towicz was missing. The eight
months ofLuncertainty ended in
the sad news that he was dead.
Wojtowicz, softbati league star
and member of the baseball and
football teams when he attended
Chadsey High. went into service
Immediately after graduation.
Shortly before his bomber was
knocked down, Wojtowicz had
written his parents that he lacked
only three missions of completing
his tour of duty
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Shdm-B Battle Aid
To Bond Drive

InfantTymen viii attack d
nake-believe Jap pillbox, using
regulation equipment, in a sham
battle at-INeS- Field Third and
Pitkin, Highland Park. At $50
p. m. today 70 show Seventh War
Loan bond purchasers how their
dollars are being utilized.
The demonstration will feature
80 combat veterans, and will be
free 10 those who purchased
bonds during the Seventh War
EoaH=rrIre.-Ail f bond purchases
before July Z Viii be credited 10
the Seventh War Loan quota.
Although other bond purchases
exceeded quotas. Michigan failed
10 raise its quota in the + series.
The combined bend quota was
topped by l62 per cent
Sales 10 individuals SurpasS the
combined quotas by l03 per cent.
Corporation sales we're more than
double the quota.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
4 Men Attack
Girls

Police today sought 70 Identify
four young men who early yester-
day crimInally attacked two teen
aged girls after forcing them into
a car az Eight Mile road and
Greenfield.
The girls told police they were
forced into the car after three OF
tho men approached them while
they waited for a bus. The fourth
attackcr and another man fol-
lowed the girls and their ab-
ductors IN a wooded section near
81. Clair Shores in a maroon
coupe. the victims said.
After the attacks. two OF the
men drove the girls 10 their
homes, where they we're treated
by physicians
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Lynching
AVerted

HUddie Allen 36. Negro
farmer, who said ne vas threat
ened with lynching II he was
returned 10 Alamaba 10 face
charges pending against him
there. today was given his release
on writ of habeaS corpus by
Federal Judge Picard
Aifcn, VINO recently completed
4 9t-day =seFtrurr=tn-thA--M+lan
federal prison for illegal flight
from Alabama, is wanted in the
southern state on charges Of rob-
berry armed. resisting arrest and
making a threat with sheriff :
gun. He told the court that he
was innocent of the charges and
gave an involved account of his
Alabama difficulties.
Arrested here in September
l943. he was returned 20 Alabama
in custody Of marshals. He told
the court that he was met by 4
menacing crowd a. the station in
Birmingham and then was taken
10 federal court and sentenced 70
90 days in Milan for illegal flight.
Allen filed The writ in federal
court when he discovered that
Sheriff John !. Osborn Of Wash
tenaw County was preparing 10
take him into custody for return
70 Alabama upon his release from
Milan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Son OF Fritz Kuhn
Caught in Germany

NEW YORK. July 2 GNS)
The Paris radio announced today
that Walter Kuhn. son of the for
mer Germ n-American Bund
leader Fritz Kuhn. had been ar
rested in Frankfort -on-M Main by
American troops. The broadcast
said young Kuhn went to Ger
many AS a student AZ the out
break of tho war and became an
honorary member OF the Hitler
Youth training school,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03

Detroit and vicinity Pair ana coolsr %
--r-- t-VeFr rSupFfafuf. Sbout 50 Tuesdsy
fsIt ana warmer moderate winds
DETROIT DATA
Tsupsrsfu'et sunday Hlghst, IS d.
rfFet .rutft ~ mean -
= t-taoss 4Gtts. =---~
- cet-err
-ueps.il-s INN -ncrmAl -tfHpsfa,uss Gthef
Jan -42S esrreef
Tsmpe-sfufes one veAf sgo TO-DAY HiEheu
50 Gea4GfL- lnAsAla usAAn- %
fTn .sta'4rss tFH cst IN pas yssrt
N.re'. as ceElts' 40 lFli. -cHszl. 50 -
.40
H-tstv- -1ufrtty sur1sv 80
~ SSF 10 p n t1r
fH see
Precipitation i1 Isu - hours tndinE a.
t0 'udsA Suns
pspsffutt from nermsi precipitation Sifce
Jrr ~ inches
Degree csys '7f Syndsy. JJly , Nons
Snr~ti fnf juiy
hrcuwuisfff degree GAYS mis- -0ptr None
NrrrrBl ~eErrs ~avf frr fu1V
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
AIeutidns Vet Asks
Help in Hunting Purse

Seaman &c Philip G.. Sinz. 10.
Of 5077 Vancouver. A veteran of q
months in the AleutianS, today
appealed 10 the Times 10 aid IN
the search for his wallet lost in
the vicinity OF Grand Circus Park
Saturday night
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Reuther Files
Pay Demands

Wages can be increased without
raising prices because American
industry now has reserves equal
TO Is years of normal pre-war
profits. WaltegP. Reuther, UAW-
CIO vice presI dent, contended to-
day.
The assertion vas made in a
brief filed by Reuther with Fred
NJ. VinSon. director Of war mobili-
ZatiOn and reconvcrsiOn; William
II. DAVIS. director OF the office Of
economic stabilization. and other
high government officials.
REPLY TO WLB
The brief is in answer to a
March 3. l945, WLB decision in a
Genera Motors wage case which
held that wage issues could be re-
opened If a change IN national
wage policy makes such changes
possible %
Reuther contended wages could
be increased without prices being
raised because
Corporate warti me net
profits, scheduled tax refunds TO
corporations and profit insur-
ance already enacted by Cong
reSS for postwar years now
provide American industry with
reserves equal To Is years OF
normal pre-war profits"
THE National War Labor
Board" Reuther declared "is
operating on double standard:
wage controls, despite higher
living costs, are being tightly
maintained. while price in
creaSes have been granted on
flimSY or no evidence whatever"
Reuther contended that war
bond savings in the hands Of con-
sumers are exaggerated and that
only wage increases can maintain
purchasing power in the months
ahead. particularly during the re-
conversion period
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
POSTWAR PROGRAM


A. The time Of ms death. Batten
vas supervising A five-year post
war expansion program which IS
10 cost $4,000 900
Born IN Essen, Ont. son Of
Thomas and Eliza Jane Batten.
bon Aug. 29. 1879. Batten obtained
his early education IN Essex and
Windsor schools he received A
Bachelor Of Arts degree in chem
iStry and mlneraloCy from the
University of Toronto.
When he started with the gas
utility here in 1906 As an assistant
in the laboratory the firm vas
known aS the Detroit City Gas Co
WIDOW. SONS SURVIVE
The heart attack was suffered
AZ the residence, l40 Lawrence.
Included among SURVIVORS are the
widow, Mrs Maude MCCutcheon
Batten. and three sons, W. Arthur.
Robert 3 Of Detroit. and Fred
erlck ". OF Blnghamplon, y. Y.
'flIift sui \ VI = ~ = NtlI ~ ll iiIi-
crS r. Edward, Wallace l.. and
Clarence A. and two sisters. Eliza
Jane and Ida MAY.
He was affiliated with the De
troit Club, Detroit Athletic Club.
Detroit Golf Club and Detroit
ConSlSiorN Of Palestine Lodge Of
MaSopS lie WaS past president Of
Tau Beta RI. engineering fra
ternity, member Of ,the executive
board Of the American Gas ASso-
citation. member Of the boards Of
the Detroit Rotary Club. Detroit
Industrial Council. Detroit EnCl-
neering Society and Michigan Gas
Association
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03

Let's keep faith with our men over.
seas - let's keep faith with our.
selves and our country - to save
lives and speed total victory
It's the least we can do-to BUY
MORE BONDS than ever before
to raise the mighty 9TH War Loan.