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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
The Big Three Conference

THE conference Just concluded by the leaders of
n the three great Allied powers is unquestionably
of great significance and vital importance to the
welfare and peace of the world now and in the
future
The calling of United Nations conference in
San Francisco in April, for the avowed purpose of
preparing the charter of world peace and security
organization is project to which all people look
with hope.
But what is the moral pattern of the "peace
and security proposed?
If it is in the design of already stricken
Poland, who can see reason for hope in it?
1t will be great thing for the world to turn
back the German aggression will surely be done.
But what will it profit the world if another
aggression is to be rampant and is not to be con-
tested, and is not only to be appeased but even
condoned?
If all the people of the world who earnestly
and desperately want peace and security, cannot
read the communique of the Big Three conference
without misgivings, the fault is with the three
powerful men who have decided so much and told
so little
IF THE American people have fought and sacri-
Il feed for just and good cause in Europe, they
are fighting for all this and infinitely more in the
Pacific.
Why are the three most powerful men in the
Allied world silent about the conflict in which
America has it's most vital interest and only will
ing to announce decisions and perhaps only able
to make decisions where the interests of Russia
and Britain are paramount?
The American people have the same hopes as
the rest of the world IN peace and security and will
do all IN their power to achieve these worthy
things.
But the American people will not mistake
mere show of power by willful leaders for wisdom.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
PIdsma From Gelatin
Tested by Do(fcrs

PASADENA Cal, Feb. Ia (UP)
A nontoXiC substitute for blood
plaSma has been made from gela-
tin and has proven successful in
experiments with volunteer elm
ical patients, two California In
Sutute Of Technology professors
reported today
The substance. known A. OK
polygelatin was perfected BY Drs
Linus Pauling and Dan r. Camp
bell after three years research.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
NaZiS Lose
4 Cities

MOSCOW Feb II INS)-
Mighty Red army divisions. sweep
ing westward and northward IN a
pInccrS assault threatening 10 out
flank the entire Berlin area,
rolled through four key German
defense points in SileSia today
and came to within less than -
niles of a junction with other
Soviet units also driving on the
enemy capital
The mounting Russian drive
along a looping front Of some 20
miles. is now gravely threatening
-tf7r ETr7T industrial CITY oT Dres-
den gateway 10 Bavaria and
southern Germany
In a special order Of tho day
Marshal Stain announced that A
now brcak-ihrough had netted oc-
cupation of Jaucf IS miles west
o. BreSlau and due south of Licg-
nitz, Goldberg. l. miles south
west of LicgnItz; Sprottau on the
road TO SaEan, and FreyStadt due
north of Sprottau.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
CAPACITY $500

The terminal will have a maxi.
mum capacity Of 300 persons
which would include 1000 arriv-
ing or departing passengers and
8. 500 visitors.
Richard, said completion Of the
port 10 ITS SZO.OOOOOO SIZE would
take more than two years even
II operations are not Impeded by
lack of finances.
thn-Ae+a- commercial
port. Richards declared, As the
city is furnishing the. land. the
airline companies should pay for
maintenance and operation OF the
field and the balance of tho cost
He said the field should last the
city more than - years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

the Germans from all OF the
Relchswald tReich Forest after
overrunning all of the enemy's
plllboX and concrete defenseS.
Some 160 miles to the south of
the Canadians, 1t Gen. Patton s
Third u. 5. Army was engaged
with German forces battling 10
prevent expansion of American
held bridgeheads across the Sure
River, east of Luxembourg.
The Yank Fifth Division cap
tured Fershweiler. north of
Echternach. m king advances
through the Siegfried Line and
clearing the enemy from 200 pill
boxes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Reveal
Plans

Glenn G Richards city com
missioner Of public works. today
announced details Of the cIty's
proposed $4,000 600 airport which
VIII eventually be expanded into
a maximum field costing 500
900 oeU one Of ne most modern
IN tHc country
The pot VIII be located IN a
one milo square area bounded by
Eight Mile road Dcqudrc. Nine
Mile and Ryan Corporation
counsel Richards said. has an
nounccd condemnation proceed
IUE> 10 acquire The land In the area
under way since last July prob
ably viii be- completed 10y the end
OF this month
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

Italy over the Reich
within "a hours.
The Saxonian capital of
Dresden, approached by
Wet troops, and the
Ruhr gateway of Wesel
on the Rhire, toward
which Cana dian First
Army troops had driven
to within 19 miles, were
among a dozen objectives
in Germany that felt the
w eight of some 10000
tons of Allied bombs.
Following an Raj assault
by a record fleet of more than
l, 400 heavy bombers that hit
Dresden and other German
centers, the u. S. air forces
based in Britain and Italy
dispatched perhaps $3.50 air.
craft, including more than
1850 heavyweights, over the
Reich during the day.
From Britain the American
Eighth Air Force sent up an ar
mazda of more than 2.250 planes,
composed of no fewer than 1850
Fortress and Liberator bombers
with an escort of over 900 fight
ers. They hammered blazing
Dresden for the third time in "a
hours and also smashed at a
Rhine bridge at Wesel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Bar Picks
FaVOriteS

Result of the annual poll OF the
Detroit Bar Association. which
indicates 10 the voting public the
choices of the legal profession for
various judicial posts, was released
today by William c. Alice, presi-
dent of the association.
From 2,023 ballots mailed out,
800 were returned marked. with
the following results:
For recorders court to fill the
vacancy created by the elevation
of John V. Brennan To circuit
court: Gerald w Groat, GIT votes;
Paul E. Krause. SIS; John w. Gill
more, 283. and Charles BowleS,
266. This term expires Dec. 81,
l947.
For common pleas court, reg.
ular term ending Dec. 81, 1851:
David c. Vokes, $50, and Sherman
+. Kelly, 184.
For common pleas vacancy end
ing Dec. 81, 1915: David c. Vokes,
48O, and Guy w. Jensen. 25S.
For a common pleas vacancy
ending Dec. 81. 1947: Thomas A.
Kenney, 594, and /. Goodman
Cohen, 163.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Consulate Functions

WASHINGTON. Feb. Is ,INS)
ff'thG state department announced
today that the American consulate
at ChCrbourg, France. Is now pre-
pared 10 receive inquiries regard
ing citizens in that area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
COMPOSED SYMPHONIES
Michigan Man Killed

BOISE. Ida. Feb. Ia tUPl-A
ground crew returned 10 Cowcn
Field today with the bodies of II
alrmen who died in The crash Of
a Llberator bomber near DEMO.
Ore. Friday night. The dead IN
Cluded Flight Officer Roy l. Pier
son. bombardIer. Of Cadillac. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
WORK STARTS SOON

Removal Of buildings. eNcals-
tlon and grading operations viii
be started r. soon as the con.
dcmnatlon proceedings are com
pletcd, ne said.
Tho new airport Will have dual
runwayS and > loading ramps Tor
freight and passenger planes.
One of the outstanding features
Of the field Will be a moderniStiC
threc-Story terminal which will
house a motion picture theatcr.
restaurant and cafeteria. offices
for 10 airline companies and a
passenger concourSe for 500 per-
sons
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Child Is SeaIded

Brenda Carter. q months, OF
5433 Townsend, was scalded Sc
verely today when she fell into
tub Of boiling water with which
her mother. Mrs Ovenia Carter.
was about TO mop the kitchen
floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
ARMY COURT WEIGHS FATE on TWO NAzI SPIEs

NEW YORK Feb. II QNS)-The fate of COnnecti-
cut-bOrn William {. COlepaugh and his Nazi associate,
Erich Gimpel both of whom accused of planning
to sabotage American production, placed in the
hands of seNen-man military commission today empOw-
cred TO sentence them to death.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
WAR FRONTS

EASTERN FROM - New
break-through in SlleSia gains
several towns for powerful
Russian forces COnverglng on
Dresden and hanklng Berlin.
page L.
WESTERN FRONT -- British
and Canadians drive on GOCh
West Wall bastion south Of
Kleve. page II
PHILIPPINES 49, Cavte Naval
Base and Manila $ Nichols
Airfield taken from JspS end
Of enemy resistance in capital
near. page p
REYRO MARGARINE 90 ussd generously. 4
makes stuffed potatoes - deileious.-Adv
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
5000 PLANES
II ! NAz| S

LONDON Feb. ID GNS) The first manifestation of the
Crmea conference decision crush Germany with cOodnated
blows dscernb tonight the wars greatest air Of
fensves hurled more than 5000 planes from Britain
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
is WARRANTS ASKED

Warrants were also asked for
y John Does and Mary Does and
the following four who police
said were co-conSpirators and are
wanted as witnesses
Moses Bonaparte. 45, and his
wife Estellc. As. OF 3O36 Stanley.
Douglas Jones 81. Of l34s Brady,
and Love Lee Andrews. p, of 4422
81. Antoine
Detectives said the checks were
copies of those issued by the
Chrysler Corp-and Allen Indus
tries in Detroit. the Cleveland
Crank Shaft Co, Cleveland. and
q Chicago firm. The limitations
were so good il was stated, they
were passed by many bank tellerS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
u Accused
In nCdshiing Of.
Checks

A ring whose members printed
and cashed bogus pay roll checks
that cost Detroit merchants an
estimated 100000 was disclosed
today when warrants were sought
for % persons.
Alleged leader Of the ring. po-
lice said. was Lee Waterman, 80.
of 4SlO Brush, serving a year in
Milan PeHiteRtiary for possession
of 1700O counterfeit gas coupons.
Named with him in the recon-
mendationS for warrants were: /:
his wife. Anne 80; PleSS Walker.
35 OF 9566 Leland. Barnes Gary
-, Of $50 Alfred. his brother. Ed
win, 80. of III Orchestra place.
Henry Green II. OF 10l1 Theo-
dore and Eli CShortyl Gary. Al. no
address Walker IS IN the county
iaIl awaiting trial for assault with
intent TO kill. Barnes Gary and
Green are being held by Cleveland
police
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
LRMY BOOSTS SUPPLY NEEDS TO SS1,SOO OOO.OOO

WASHINGTON Feb. ii QNS)-The increased in
tensy Of the European and Far Eastern January
today caused the department TO increase its 1915
procurement schedules for air and ground forces As
revised figures prepared month ago the schedules
now total S378OO000O0O increase of 1879 per cent
1914 army deliveries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

LONDON Feb. ii (UPl-Delegates to the world
trade unions conference ordered committee today TO
begin immediate work drawing plans for the for
nation of a trade union International Places to
be reserved for all organizations including the Russians
and the American Federation of Labor
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
By VERA BROWN

The nations highest military award, the Congressional
Medal Of Honor Will be conferred posthumousy Friday upon
1t Thomas Wfred N2le only Of Mr.. Mrs. a. Palmer
MIge who falalv wounded last Angusi IlalN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
.a11'3zS13
o YANKs KILLED By BAD FRENCH LIQUOR

PARIS, Feb. II (UPl-Ten American soldiers
fatally poisoned and several others blinded at bar in
Nancy by drinks which contained aduerated alcohol the
French press agency reported today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15


It's KIND given a Detroltcr IN this
war.
On special order OF President
Roosevelt, the medal will be con
ferred on 1t. Nigle's widow Mrs,
Margaret Henry Wlgle. by The
commanding general Of the Sixth
Service Command MAJ. Cen
Russell B Reynolds
DEVOTED LIFE TO MUSIC
The man whose hcroiSm VII
he commemorated had devoted
his life. which closed A. 49, 90
music. having played the violin
IN nationally-k known symphony
and in Detroit orchestral groups
Hc put aside the violin after
Pearl Harbor 90 work IN 2 war
plant and enlisted In May 1912
lie was fatally wounded last
Aus IL while leading q success
ful attack on an enemy position
that had Inpedod hi, unit,
progress on the Gothic line ar
Monte FraSSino HIS death two
days later, came just FIVE months
after he went overseas
1t. Wigle was a violin Nlrtuo>o
and = close friend of Karl
Kruger. conductor of the Detroit
Symphony. lie had studied music
from tho time he was 10 and
played. violin under Kruger for
FIVE wears with the Kansas SYM
phony.
COMPOSED SYMPHONIES
More than his instrument. how
ever. Wigle loved composing. He
was the author OF several SNm-
phonieS, two OF which were com
pletcd. One of these was called
Western Saga. and is in pos
session Of the noted conductor.
With beginnings like these.
Continued on Page ?. Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
In The Times TO-DAY

RETURN HAROLD SroIL HONORABLE
discharged ~ ComdT % Puh'!e
Service a. County Auditor Adv,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

Tlsct-SrEPHEN PEsH--IudFe-Common
Pleas Court. Long Term. ADV,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
l5 MILEs FROM AUsTRIA

German commentators testified
to the danger posed by the new
drive by asserting that the First
Ukrainian Army has crossed the
BrandonbvHS ffeHtieF and reached
Sorau. leSS than 80 miles from
the Reich capital.
Late dispatches reaching Mos
COW indicated that Konevs men
now are only - miles, or less,
from Marshal Zhukov'S First
White Russian Army elements Of
which also are swinging around
(Continued on Page ,. Col. p
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
HOME PRINT SHOP

The checks were printed. Il is
charged on a Victory hand press
by Waterman. printer. in the
Bonaparte home on Stanley. The
press. dlSmantled and buried un-
der pile Of ashes, was found by
police raiders.
An investigation was started by
Detectives Lawrence Bleach and
Pat AicGfit- OF Gdnfiefd station
after a department store Cashed
one of the bogus checks for S79 61
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
HUNT 80 PASSERS

The operations extended into
Cleveland, Chicago and Toledo
About 30 check paSSerS were in
Nolved, police estimated.
A canvass Of paper supply and
printing press houses revealed
that Waterman had purchased
the press and bank note paper.
Police said phony social security
cards were obtained and draft
card blanks stolen for use by the
paSSerS as identification. The
paSSers. the Investigators stated.
received 50 per cent Of the
fraudulent proceeds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

REYKO MARGARINE - ussd generously. 4
makes stuffed potatoes % delicious Adv
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
THE WEATHER
HnrRLI IEMrERATIRLN

Ths sun viii set ~ % m today and
rise tomorrow - s 2s q m
The moon vii set ~ q 3e M today
and rise tomorrow AZ 10 81 m
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

Ths Army Reminds You
Marks n NM@
World War III Vet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-22
FRANK A. HUNTER
RETURNS TO CITY

Staff Sergeant Prank A Hura-
e.. United States A<=v. wa1
spent tao years overseas. TT.s.-
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Philippines ane Japan. has 80
turned - KEY Wext
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Jas. Wright Takes Part
In Occupation OF Japan

CHICAGO. NOV 22-James
Wright. oook. Second class. UsN.
800 Julia street. KEY West. Flou-
da. took part ~ the tWo-fold as
segment 81 aiding IN thc ocCupa-
ton oi Japan and returning high
point veterans Of the Pacific cam
palRn. while serving aboard the
attack transport USS HAMPTON
TIE CrcW 81 the HAMPTON
which served with both the Al
lantic and Pacific fleets. brought
her war duties Co a climax by par
tcipatng IN the landing 90 occu-
patton troops In northern Japan.
After that. the ship was assigned
Geo The Magic Carpet" fleet. thr
NatNs service Ca speedy return
80 veterans ciigiblc fur diccharge.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Willis Tops
Condition

Although he realized Chslky
was favored to beat him in
their 10-round bout At Olympia
tomorrow night, Detroit's youth
full fistic star was calm today as
he awaited the summons to battle.
Leroy completed his training
routine yesterday by boxing six
rounds with four opponents at
wstc: Necreation Center.
Trainer Del Williams and spar
mates Howard Wilson, Cleve Holt.
Crosby and Willie An
derson said he was in better con-
dition than he has ever reached
before. They predicted he might
cause trouble for the 33.yesr-old
former featherweight champion Of
the world.
Willis himself had no prediction
tn make.
Matchmaker Londes has ar
ranged a local grudge match for
his eight-round semifinal Bill
Grier will be pitted against
frankie Abrams Grier gained a
split decision when these Detroit
welters met at Milwaukee A
year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Lots at Stake

Knotted in = three-way tie for
first place with Cleveland Rams
and Green Bay Packers in the
western division the Lions will be
budding for their fifth straight NC
tory The YankS are looked in q
tie for top honors in the eastern
section.
The heaviest advance ticket
sale for any game every played
by the Lions In In progress for
the Detroit Cleveland battle 81
Briggs stadi ium, Nov. -,
Thanksgiving Day.
Lou Cromwell. the Lions gen.
eral manager, suggests there is q
strong possibility new attend.
snce record for the pro gridderS
here will be established The Lions
and Bears drew over $4,000 AZ one
Of their games in the same park
"If the Lions keep on winning
and we have good weather. IL is
quite possible we'll reach 50.-
000." Cromwell pointed out
The sale has been very heavy"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Trotters Wear $3.50 Outfits

That Is costs $3.50 to dress trong horse for
This includes the suky the heavier jogging cart the
hobbies boots harness and other equipment That the roll
Sleeps wool roers their is not there
decorative purposes 1t is called shadow roll and is
keep the horse from seeing his shadow horse
sometimes will break his pace at the sight Of his shadow
Tho horse have that
head. him TO break
Numerous dUis pssd this such special bits
iuudirg Of pool sticks by the
That the gaop the normal fast gait Of horse and that
PAGER usually running horse who has acquired education
Also that rotter often who has to college
hoof usually misses the front hoof by
the fraction and that troer often Injuries himself
by stepping his own feet.
That plates a running horse differ from those of
trotter that the plates will have pr0tuberances
permit him a muddy track The harness
horses plates smooth specially fitted and carefully judged
weight Trainers Of harness horses always strive TO
keep their charges well balanced
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02

will he be about town selling any
tickets for the game
But he is the man behind all
the kids and men who will make
this gridiron clash between Boys
Town and Catholic Central an
other colorful classic.
Those who remember the tor
rid tussle of year ago need no
advance introductions as 70 how
the personnel Of both teams feel
about things.
There is much more connected
with the game than winning or
losing. If you care for the busi-
ness side of it. Boys Town gets a
guarantee of $500.
If you care for the sentimental
side. Boys Town is here TO win its
eighth straight game and even a
lot Of Detroiters will be pulling
for the invaders 10 accomplish
that mission.
Reason The same man will step
off a plane today-Father Flana-
gan.
But there are a lot OF people
hereaboutS who like Hal Shields
and his Shamrocks OF Catholic
Central. Until last Sunday Shields
team had won four straight. Then
came a hot" eleven from MiSha-
waka High OF Indiana and a los
ing 25-7 cause for Central
Coach Maurice II. tSkip) Pal
rang, former Creighton mentor,
has nodded a high scoring squad
in his third year with Boys Town.
They have rolled up 224 points
against the oppoSition's 3S
Ken Morris. a 17-year-old junior
playing his second year at full
back. and Jim Mitchell, also II
and a junior, at left half are re-
garded as two of the best prep
backs In the country. They are
the teams running stars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Conn Louis
Go in N. y.
Ry DAVIS ]. WALSH

NEW YORK, Nov. ] QNS)--
The Joe Louis-Billy Conn fight
for the worlds heavyweight
championship and more than
81. 100000 in swag from re-
ceipts. radio, film rights and teie-
vision. will be held on Thursday
evening, June %, at the Yankee
Stadium.
Lacking only official announce
ment, the foregoing was practi-
cally ordained when confidential
understanding was reached be-
tween the promotion and state
political spokesmen.
There is sound reason TO be-
Iieve this called for something
10 he done" about the special 5
per cent New York tax on three
Of the four major avenues OF
profit. These are television, the
radio and moving pictures, with
the latter alone making II pos
sible TO ANTE" everybody out Of
their solvency.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Sets
Turf Record

NEW YORK, Nov. 1 GNS)--
The 1945 turf earnings of Mrs.
Elizabeth Graham SCARED past the
half-million mark to S507 ,945 to-
day with the victory of her Star
Pilot in the $4,000 Ardsley Han
dicap at Jamaica Wednesday.
With that. the cosmetics queen
rang up three noteworthy accom-
plishments.
First, no other woman owner
ever has won that sum In .
single year.
Second. Mrs. Graham now 10
practically Tn" as the leading
money-winning owner Of the
year.
Third, the total IL topped only
by the new high In world rae
ing OF S60I $50 amassed by War
rem Wright's Calumet Farm per-
formers In 1914.
With only two months Of rae
ing remaining, Mrs. Graham now
has her eye on new world mark.
Ii is her hard luck that this had
to be the one year in which the
turf season was Curtailed