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SCHOCK, BERNARD c.
SCHOLN, LESTER J.
SCHONSCHACK, HOWARD
SCHOTT, FREDERICK
SCHROEDER, GEORGE a.
SCHROEDER, HERBERT +.
SCHROEDER, LOUIS +.
SCHROEDER, RAY j.
SCHUH, ROBERT w.
SCHULWITZ. FREDERICK
SCHULWITZ, WALTER
SCHUNEMAN, ARTHUR j.
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SCHWAN, GLEN X.
SCHWAN, MERRITT j.
SCHWAN, WALTER r.
SCHW ARK, HAROLD J.
SCHWARTZ, KENNETH A.
SCHWARTZ, LLOYD J.
SCHWARTZ. WILLIAM ii.
SCHWARTZ, DAVID
SCHWARTZ, MAX
SCHWARTZ, SIDNEY
SCHW ARTZ, WALTER w.
SCHWINKE, RAYMOND y.
SCHWINKE. ROBERT +.
STANTON. FRED o.
SEARS, JOSEPH ID.
SEBERT, ROY l..
SEEK, DONALD Z.
SEEK, RAYMOND
SELLNAN, CORWIN G..
SEEMING, HARRY Il.
SEPESI, ANDY G..
SHAFER, HENRY
SHARKEY, WILLIAM c.
SHARPE. HOWARD
SHAUGHNESSY, RICHARD
SHAW, WILLIAM X.
SHELDON, THOMAS w.
SHIELDS, BERNARD w.
SHIELDS, WILLIAM
SHOEMAKER JAMES y.
SHOOK. JACK a.
SHOOK. ROBERT
SHORKEY, CHARLES r.
SHOTNIk, ALBERT r.
SHOTNIK, THEODORE ].
SHOVAN, JAMES
SHOVAS, LOUIS
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SIERENS, ERNEST J.
SIERENS, JACK
SIEVERT, FREDERICK W.
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SILLETT. ROBERT T..
SIMMS, FRED J.
SINMS, JOSEPH
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RANDOLPH, JAMES X.
RANKIN, WILLI.M J.
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RATHBUN, AMOS II.
RATZOW, ALFRED X.
RATZOW, FREDERICK r.
RATZOW, WILLIAM A.
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REDMOND, EDWARD G.
REESE, DELBERT J.
REESE, EVERETT J.
REHNER, FREDERICK J.
REHNER, JOHN G.
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ROBINSON, BRIAN
ROBINSON, CARLOS II.
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ROBINSON, CLARENCE r.
ROBINSON, EARL T..
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WOmen's Army Corps:
ALBANY, ETHEL l..
CRAFT, OLLIE c.
D'LUGE, MARGARET
EWILLA, MARIE
MILLER, DOROTHY
LONG, MARY
HOROSHKO, SOPHIE
MURRAY, ELIZABETH
RANKIN, DOROTHY
WILL. DOROTHY
PRATT, GERTRUDE
THOMAS, ELIZABETH BINA
Army Nurses Corps:
AMEEL, ROSE
BOUCHER, JEAN
BYRNE, DOROTHY
DAHL, ALICE
DAUM, ELEANOR
HERDE, ANITA
HARPER, DOROTHY
HEATON, DOROTHY
HEIDE, ANITA
MURPHY, BEATRICE
NICHAELS, ANN
PRZWOZNIAK, MARIE
NICHOLS. ALMA
ROWE, ELEANOR
SCHULTZ, JANE
STADWIG, MARGARET
THOMAS, MARY JEAN
WEIGAND, JEANETTE
BUDZINSKI, VERONICA
JONES, EDITH
LA GODNA, MARION
RUSSELL. LEAH
SOINI, HELEN
Women in the United States
Navy:
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LONG, ELIZABETH NJ.
KING, GERALDINE
KOWALSKI, ALICE
WALLACE, ALLEN
MAKEY, AUDREY M.
PERRY, VIOLET L.
holland, MARIE L.
SCHULTZ, FRANCES r.
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WAGNER, EDWARD A.
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WAHLSTROM, ROBERT
WAKEFIELD, ALEX
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WALKER, ROSCOE
WALLACE, FRANK X.
WALRATH, BRUCE r.
WALTERS, CHARLES
WALTERS, RICHARD
WANCKET, ROBERT l..
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WARREN, HAROLD G.
WARREN, SIDNEY
WATKINS, FRANCIS r.
WATSON, ROBERT H.
WATT, EARL p.
WEBER, HARRY H.
WEIDEMAN, PAUL r.
WEIER, ALFRED w.
WEISNER, WALTER ",
WEISS, HOWARD -
WEISS, LOUIS S.
WEISMUELLER, ROBERT ".
WEIGH. HARVEY
WELLS, JAY b.
WEST, ROBERT w.
WESTENDORF, DONALD B. il
WESTENDORF, PAUL w.
WHITE, CHESTER w.
WHITE, HOWARD E.
WHITE, ROBERT Z.
WIDRIG GLENN r.
WIGELL, HOWARD l..
WILCOX, DONALD ].
WILDE, CURTIS F., JR.
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WILSON, EARL w.
WILSON, EDGAR F.
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WILSON, NICHOLAS j.
WINBIGLER, IRA E.
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WITCHINGS, JIM r.
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WOLFE, EUGENE H.
WONDT, DONALD G.
WOOTEN, LEO NJ.
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WRAY, GEORGE w.
WRIGHT, WILLIAM G.
WRISkA, ALBERT C.
WRISKA, LOUIS
WYCOFF, HERMAN
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YACKS, HOWARD T.
YATES, JOHN A.
YDE, JOSEPH M.
YEE, JOHN
YORKS, EDWARD T.
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ZALESKEY, FLOYD A.
ZAv1TZ, ELMER A.
ZENO, PAUL
ZILlNSkAS, vYTAUTAo O.
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SCHER, SIDNEY
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SCHINMEL, LOUIS Il.
SCHLAGER, FRANK \.
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These Gallant Mount Clemens Men and Women
in Uniform Who So Molly Serge Our Country

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TROMBLEY, MALCOLM
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TROMLEY, KENNETH o.
TRYLOFF, WARREN F.
TRYLOFF, DUANE
TUCKER, WILLIAM H., yR.
TUFNELL, BERNARD w.
TUFNELL, FRANCIS C.
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LUCAS, ARTHUR F.
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PITTS, ROBERT F.
PLACE, TOM JR.
PLEVEK, PHILIP
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POINTER, GEORGE S.
POMEROY, THEPON S.
POOLE, HARRY NJ.
PORTZEL, CHARLES
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POTAROKA, ALEXANDER
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POWELL, ROBERT G.
POWERS, AMBROSE ID.
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PRINGNITZ, EDWARD F.
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PASFIELD, ERNEST H.
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PETITPREN. STANLEY F.
PETIT. ROBERT
PETTINGILL, DONALD G.
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M0UNTFORD, WILMER NJ.
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MURPHY, HENRY e.
MURPHY, JAMES X.
MURPHY, JAMES r.
MURPHY, JOHN J.
MURPHY, JOHN T.
MYERS, JOHN II.
NAGEL, JACK
NANK, WILLIAM F.
MARTA, WESLEY N.
MATES, WALTER J.
NEERING, JAMES C.
NEHLS, JOHN E.
NEUMANN, HENRY
NEVILLE, JAMES f.
NEWMAN, ARTHUR
NEWMAN, ROY E.
NEWPORT, ANDREW F.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Truman PIdnEs, /,
To Hold Line


WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 nNSJ
High government officials fore-.
cast today that President Tru-
mans forthcoming statement of a
new wsge-prics policy would be
pegged 10 a hold-the-line bulwark
against initiation.
The President and his cabinet
discussed the matter yesterday
and disclosure of their decisions
was expected early next week.
Mr., Truman had said that he
would make an announcement on
wages and prices after the cabinet
meeting, but Secy. Charles G. Ross
announced later, that the state
ment would not be. made before
Monday.
The administration is thought
10 favor some general adjustment
in peacetime wages TO compensate
Tor losses IN pay premiums re-
ceived during the war.
Also II was expected. the policy
would be to permit price increases
where industries were unable to
absorb pay rises.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Row Shuts
Tire Unit

a tabor dispute involving the
solicitation of Community war
Chest subscriptions kept the
motor products department Of the
l.. s. Rubber Co. closed during
the night as approximately so
CIO workers refused to report
for their jobs.
A plant spokesman said h e
afternoon shift in the department
walked off the job yesterday when
a supervisor refused to pay a
union worker for eight hours work
while he solicited approximately
- fellow employees for chest do
nations
Nine men reported for work on
the midnight shift but refused 10
enter the plant after being advised
OF the dispute.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Sister Team
On 'Serenade'

National Barn Dance singing
sensations, the Dinning Sisters,
and Army Air Forces comedy
star, Jack Carter. both from De-
troit's Latin Quarter, will head
line Service Serenade,hh broadcast
over -NxYz- ahd-tIfe Michigan
Radio Network from the Down
town USO Club al 6:i5 p. m. to-
day and Ills p. m. tomorrow.
Featured will be Larry Paige
and the Pages of Melody orches-
ira. with Frank Bredau. John
Fansher and James Nolan, solo
lists; Hal Neal announcer, and
James Ramsey producer. "SerVice
Serenade is written and directed
by r. Lee Johnston.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Leaves
School Job

LANSING, Oct. 20-John A,
SWEETS whose administration of the
Boys Vocational School has been
under fire a month and a half,
said today his physician had
ordered him to take complete
rest and he would leave the school
temporarily next week.
Sweets submitted his resignation
as head OF the abuse-ridden reform
school when charges Of malad-
ministration. cruelty and careless
ness were first leveled AT school
officials. His resignation was
taken under Amusement by the
juvenile institute commission
pending investigation.
Swets said that in his absence
the school would be run by Ralph
Garner. assistant superintendent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Warn Wards
OF CI0 Action !

CHICAGO, Oct. 20 (INSt-"Ap-
propriate action against Mont
gomerY Ward e. Co in retaliation
for the dismissal of two union en-.
ployes was promised today by Of
icials of the United Retail, Whole
sale and Department Store En-
pioyes Union. Go.
Union members awaited reply
10 their second request that ne
gotiations for a new contract with
Ward open next week.
The union indicated that further
Developments eeHtd be expected
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Six Plane Victims
French Army Men

Army officers Al Selfridge Field
today revealed that all six crew
members Of a B-26 medium bomber
who were killed Thursday when
the two-engined ship exploded
and crashed near Flat Rock were
members OF the French army
training al SelfridEe.
One OF The six training here on
lend lease arrangements was an
officer the others enlisted men.
Their names are being withheld
until next Of kin in France are
notified.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Navy Rushes Baby
To Wounded Father

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 up
AOM &c William j. Morrow, near
death from battle wounds at the
Brooklyn Naval Hospital. got his
first look al his 17-daY-oId daugh-
ter today after the baby and her
mother were flown here from At
lanta in special navy plane.
When physicians told Morrow
he could not survive his wounds,
he begged them 10 arrange for
him 10 have at least one look at
his new daughter.
Navy officials Caiied the Nor
row home in Atlanta. They were
told that Mrs. Morrow, 20 was
SUI zoo Weak TO travel. Morrow s
seemed doomed hut the
navy didn't give up. 1t arranged
for the plane and a trained nurse
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Shots Hall Speeder;
He Draws 30 DAYS

Willie Goldson. IS, Of 5S7 Can
field. who got off with a fine
the last time he, was taken 10
court for reckless driving. drew
30 days IN the house Of correction
today.
He was sentenced by Traffic
Judge John u. Watts after il took
six shots from police guns TO halt
him in r 70-mile dash out Brush.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
County TO Face
Back Pay Suits

Organized groups Of county en-
ployeS gave notice today that
they would sue. u necessary. n
collect about 81 900 600 alleged due
in back pay from depression days
when cuts Of 10 10 % per cent
were accepted on cbndltion that
the money would be repaid in
normal times.
Samuel Bremen, County corpor-
stion counsel, had since ruled the
claim invalid under the statute
of limitations The workers say
the statute docs not apply because
the county board Of supervisors
has recognized the claim.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
a Audigned in Theft
From Jones Hospital

Two women and two men,
charged nv the FBI with break
ing into a government mess hall
Al Percy Jones Hospital. Battle
Creek. and stealing $500 cigaretS
and three pounds Of bacon, were
IN he arraigned today in Detroit
before q L. S. commissioner.
The accused are Charles Stubbs.
ls. Mae Jackson. 50. Jerry Nc.
Glothin, "a. and Julie Miner, 80,
all Negroes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Strike Vote FIukes

NV YORK, oct. % INSl-
a strike vote among ] 800 ground
employees Of the American AirIines
at LaGuardia Field appeared to-
day 10 have begged down for lack
Of interest Most employees pock,
eied or threw away their LAW
ballots
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Bid for Seizure
Of Studios Hinted

HOLLYWOOD. Oct 20 (UP)-
Unless todays negotiations break
the deadlock in. the seven-month
Hollywood studio strike, appeal 10
President Truman for govern
mental seizure of struck studios
will be- the only recourse, n top
producers representative Sai d
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
New Buses
Please Public
Luxury Compared
TO Highway Coach

Those smart new buses and
streetcars of the DSR brought
choruses of praises from thousands
of previously wait-weary Nand
crowd-tossed riders during their
first days operation.
Summed up this is what they
had 10 say:
. They're really comfortable.
. No more front door bottle
necks because of the wide alsles
Like the luxury ride 'of
cross-country bus.
. Plenty OF seats.
Nobody left waiting at the
curb.
. No more gasoline odors.
Silent trolley-car operation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Hiflers CaSeClOsed
BY Investigators

LONDON, Oct. 20 GNS)-A
Reuter- Berlin dispatch said To-
day that L. S. and British intelli-
gcnce officers had informed Lon
don and Washington that as far
AZ II Is humanity possible 10 OBJ
tain proof. Hitler must he con-
sidered dead The dispatch said
intelligence authorities had
marked the case closed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
ROWIes Quits
Traffic Police

Patrolman Sidney NJ Rowles Of
o4s6 Beaconsfield, who has ham
died an estimated 5000, 900 traffic
violation tickets through MS de-
partment in his j. years in the
division. retired today after 25
years of service.
Rowles spent four years in the
traffic violation bureau, three
years on a motorcycle, a year on
The detective bureau flyer and two
years en = beat ~ round out ms
8 Years Of seE&fee-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Picture Seller Free
After Paying Victims

Alton Wright, ex-serviceman of
Royal Oak who was charged with
defrauding veterans families in
picture swindle, has been freed
after making restitution of $50
and paying a S3f 6he and court
costs, Center Line Police Chief
Elmer G.. +. Flechsig said today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
10 Cars a Day,
Hudson Output

The Hudson Motor Car Co is
producing 120 cars day and will
have it's $500 dealers stocked by
November for the first public
showing, A + Bart president OF
the company, announced today.
Michigan dealers will probably
get cars earlier, according 70
George n. Pratt, general sales
manager
A private showing for Detroit
area dealers AT Masonic Temple
has been scheduled for Tuesday.
Barit predicted that Hudson
will turn out between 10000 and
1900 cars before the end OF the
year.
Price ceilings have not yet been
established
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
100000 Taxes
Returned 10 Counties
pt,rcn Tlr.. L.n,inI Hsr..u

LANSING. Oct. 20-More than
S2l 100000 in automobile tax
revenae has been returned by the
state since Jan. ! 10 counties for
use on streets and roads. the state
highway department announced
today.
Vouchers for S2,sl37S6. total
weight tax collected In the third
quarter Of the year, will be sent
out tins week Wayne County will
receive S7so.179. Oakland Sll6,-
434 and Macomb $50, sos.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Dock Peace Fails

LONDON, Oct 20 tINS) )---
Birkenhead longshoremen. who
began the nationwide strike Of
10000 dock workers, showed up
for work today, but were induced
70 remain on strike bY agitators.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Convict Nazi Sailors

HAMBURG. Oct. 20 CUP)-Five
German U-boat crewmen were
convicted today on charges Of Kill
ling survivors Of the Greek ship
PeleuS in the south Atlantic IN
March 1914
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22

TO accompany the mother and her
infant.
The navy made arrangements
for Mrs. Morrow and the baby,
ShaFyn Raye, to stay on the hos
pital grounds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Burns Kill Girl, S

MONROE, Oct. 20 Wanda Mae
Klatt. 5, was dead today OF burns
suffered when her clothing be-
came ignited from An oil stove in
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. otto Klstt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Dutch Seek Billion

AMSTERDAM, Oct 20 (INSl--
The Hllversum radio said today
that Commerce and Industry Min
lister Dr. III, Nos had announced
the Netherlands government would
demand Sl,OO0000 600 war in
demnity from Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Arabs Plan
Protest Strike

LONDON. Oct. 20 CUP) 49, An
Exchange Telegraph d ispatc h
from Cairo said today il was un-
derstood a general strike would be
called throughout Arab countries
Nov. 2 in protest against British
-pelfey-in Palestine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
More Warships
Reach New York

NEW YORK, Oct 20 INS)-
q. :. warships continued to in-
wade New York Harbor today. The
cru iser Boise was. expected to
steam into port this afternoon. fol.
lowed by the destroyers Welles.
Sigourney. sherwood, Porter and
Gansevoort, all veterans of the
Pacific war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
q. and fe End
Case Next w eek

DANVILLE. IL. Oct. 20 tUP)
Attorneys for the Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Co said today that
defense testimony probably would
be concluded next week in the
governments antitrust suit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
'HoIy War Ordered

BATAVIA, Java, Oct. 20 tUP)
-NatlonallSt-held radio stations
today crlled on lndonesianS 10
tear down the Dutch flag and
wage a holy war m Java
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
JobIess, Ends Life

Harvey B. Webb, 81. 1895 vii
shire. ended his life yesterday by
taking poison. His wife said he
had lost his Job in a factory when
the war ended.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
TolstoY Son Dies

STOCKHOLM. oct 20 CUP)-
Count Leo Tolstoy rs, third son
-ef-the- famous r tfssta- aefttir1or-,
died IN kaelsingborg. IT was re-
vealed today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Receives Sons DSC

Raymond p. Manz. sos New.
port. today received the Distin.
gulshed Service Cross which was
posthumously awarded his son
Pfc. Raymond f. MANI, 20, who
died April 30 in Czecho- Slovakia
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
THE SWEETEST DAY GIRL At THE DOWNTOWN USO

1/c Bill BraxtOn of Lakeland Fla Cef), Pfc. Fred
Rich of Chicago and Sgt Russell Smiley of COchrane
Ont offering boxes of candy to their Sweetest Day GIRL
Mrs. W. IL. Beatty, a worker at the Downtown USO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
Nedrs
Third Of Goal

Detroit's progress toward IFS
1945 War Chest goal of Ss,490, 1886,
which must be reached Oct. 81,
today stood at S2.S0l SIT.
This figure, which represents 33
per cent of the ultimate goal, was
reached when S49349i was, col
lected by metropolitan, CONNER
cial. professional and industrial
units yesterday.
The whole nation is watching
DetFoit's progress in the campaign,
Clarence B. Randall. chairman Of
Chicagos War Chest drive and
vice president of Inland Steel, told
red feather worker at yester-
days report luncheon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
OPERATOR PLEASED

Expanding a little, the oper
ators, tired factory workers weary
shoppers and office workers said
Veteran Dexter line driver Tru
man White, 81, OF 6t57 Avery whC
has driven for 23i2 years:
THE passengers think they
are going 20 Chicago when they
get on. The buses hold twice as
many passengers as the old
ones, and boy To-day t. the
first time tn seven years I
haven't had TO push gears all
day"
A passenger, Mike Danbrosio
%, Of 1861 Vicksburg, on mis- way
10 look TOT a JOB srteT MS dls
charge from f-tife army iast-~eeH
approved!
Every one gets on this bus,
not just half as IL was with the
old buses"
Horace p Porter, 80. OF 26l;
Nebraska, had ears only for Tho
Diesel engine and the quiet oper'
alton:
II drove DieseiS all during
the 81 months | was in The Sea-
bees in the South Pacific, and
you can't beat them"
II like the absence Of the
gasoline smell that the oid buses
always have" said Miss Julia
Mae Nazar, 80 OF 37l9 Town
send ..bat I think maybe the
new hussE will be too large and
unwieldly."
Getting on one of the new
one-man streetcars operating or
the Woodward line, a reporter
found the driver OF the car al
satisfied as the bus operator.
THEY RUN FOR 1T
Operator Evan kpflher. 43. ot
152 Avalon. Highland Park. who
has driven for the DSR for y
years had only ono Complaint saIc
after his first trip:
TOO many people dash to
catch the car when they see it's
new one. We really have been
having loads"
What pleased passenger Mrs
Mary Smith. 46 Of TAB Cavalry
most was the wide aisle.
lin the old cars you always
had the bottleneck around the
conductor at the side door"
And Betty Wilson. n, OF 22lf
Selden, standing comfortably lr
the aisle. SAID
IltfhAt tike-heKt are these
new poles. On this car YOU don't
have to hang on straps"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
DETROIT CALLED SYMBOL

Z. Detroit symbolizes the free
enterprise of democracy" RAM
dali said, "and has an influence
on the nation which transcends
Its area or population.
Those persons who say the
need for donations ended with
VI Day show naked human
selfshness and a lack of under
standing"
The growing need OF donations
to- the War Chest will be pre-
sented when a USO camp tour
artist, Rose Marie Volin. speaks
at Mondays report luncheon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-22
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