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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
HII-BY oWN SHIP

1T was over SchWeInfurt We
got il. didn't bail out until We
were almost 500 feet and | must
have hit the ship when ! jumped
for / was badly cut about the
face and shoulder, and my ankle
was Sprained.
The farmers gathered over
me, kicking and hitting me.
Then they attacked me with
pitchforkS. When the local po-
lice came, they, too, slapped me
around and they lodged me with
two other airmen in the local
Jail"
Later taken 10 Wehrmacht
headquarters. the intelligence Off
Ger Spat in the young fier : face
teIferr +rr saw frrr.- OF Barta OF
his identification tag
Later when the luftWa affe got the
fiers. their treatment was harsh
but not brutal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
ZERO WEATHER MARCH

1T was the march out Of our
camp into Bavaria that was ter
rife. II was zero January
weather They marched us on
the double. We had TO throw
away what few food supplies We
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
ENTERTAINED BY KELLER

* T. Keller. president Of Chrys-
Ter, was host al dinner iayt night
at which Prince FaiSal said, in
Arabic, thathe had Learned Of the
"bigneSS or America and the big
ness Of lis hear" in his two visits
here
The hope Of the world lies
in the fact that you have no
imperialistic motives. If the
United States ever had such
motives, the liberty-lOying cOun-
tries would have no place TO
turn" he said
The crown princes speech was
translated for the group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
5 DetrOiters
.DieonHo|iddy
4 Killed in Traffic;
Boy browns in Lake

Detroit returned 10 full speed
war production and reconverslon
plans today after one-day
pause 60 celebrate the first real
Fourth Of July in three years.
Five deaths were reported, four
from traffic accidents and one
from drowning Police reported
u accidents involving injuries
and 80 non-injury traffic crashes
during the day
An unidentified man. about 10
was dead on admission 10 Provl-
dence Hospital early today after
being struck by an automobile
operated by Harry Davis, 81, Of
$50 Maple Wyandotte, at Wood
row Wilson and Dawson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
DRIVER Is HELD

Witnesses told police the elderly
pedestrian walked against red
light directly in front of Davis
car. Davis was held for investi-
CATION OF Negligent homicide
Cpl. Ray Cooperldge. p, of
434 ". AleXandrlne, was crushed
10 death beneath the wheels OF A
Woodward strectcar.
The soldier was m Detroit on a
short furlough 10 visit his divorced
wife and A 2.yeaI-old son They
were 20 he remarked Monday
William Marin an elderly
Negro. Was found dead on Express
Highway. IN RomuluS Township
early yesterdaN- lie vas believed
70 ne re -vICrTm- OF q nIt-TUn
GTlypr
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Kazoo Man Decorated

KALAMAZOO, July Sit.
Claude Harley has been awarded
the Bronze Star medal in Europe
for meritorious service in France.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
N1iSer'S
Bones
Mystery

Police were 10 receive a path
report today on whether
10 bones found under a trap door
i'm the home of an aged recluse
are from a human body or an
animal
Two lawyers who had been APP
pointed guardians for the recluSe,
James Wainwright, 68, who is now
IN ElOlSc Hospital. discovered the
bones and women 5 shoe, con-
cealcd by the trap door under
Wainwrights bed.
81 400 IN 3 BANKS
Ms Mildred Alaniz, 81, Of 121
". Grand Blvd, caretaker OF
Wainwright's home at 1922 w.
Vernon. described him as some
what Of a miSer. ="
He had more than 81 400 In
three hanks and they found
more than SI00 on him when
they took him to Receiving Hos
pital, six weeks ago." she said.
But he had been on the well
fare for six years and some
times nPighbOrs fed him.
He has lived in the flat for
about eight years. His wife
died two years ago that was the
last time we saw his stepson
who had always protested VAIN
Wright'S treatment of his wife"
Mrs. AlaniZ today was TO turn
10 police a diary Wainwright kept.
I EE4--FaS- taken 70 Receiving Hos
pital after he began talking Of his
! terrible sins.
The attorneys. Lawrence Kelly
and Albert j. rSilber. told-Detec-
tiee 1t Lester Cherpening how
the bones were discovered.
PAPERS COVER DOOR
we had gone into Vain
wright's rOOm," they said. land
noticed that there were papers
carefully placed on the floor
under the bed We moved them
and saw the trap door. Below
the door was a layer of con-
crete which had been broken. 1t
was about three feet square.
We dug two feet and found the
bones and the shoe"
Because the house was fumi.
gated. police We're unable to
inspect it yesterday. They will
examine il today.
Mrs Alaniz said that scattered
through two-story house= we're
Is old violins, a fancy banjo, an
old organ and 80 boxes of shoe
laCeS.
Police said none of the bones
was longer than four inches. They
appeared TO be years old, they
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

DETROIT DAIA

Detroit sn1 vicinity scattered hunger
fr0-FB snc warm tonight lowest tsmpsrs
'4rs sooJ. IS FRIDAY partly cloudy and
cooler
DETROIT DAIA
IempFfstGres Nednekdsy EiEhest 81, O.
greeE irses' Se mean 70
Dsrs0grs rom normal Temperature ~ saast-
cay dfE,es
Dspsng's rom n0rmsl 'smpsrstgr, Lises
Jar - lA sfElsss..----s
= r-s--f.4- -tu-FF one year az, t0csy HlEtts'
80 ariree' IrWes' so mean
T'mpefs'urrs mis- dare On pas gesrs
iill-tsL-- Fs degrees ln 1911 LeEes' 81 il
T,S-sFTvF F4mlcIfy wsdnescsy go m
30 -Fr' ~ - 40 n
s-Id n. As
p+-.sc s,i.,-r ta fs-'-l4 h@a-t rr1trT -
A-+N-t r1t6y Nrrs
isp.rfyte tom -nornsi precipitation ,ne-
jh '3 inches
nes-ss asv 'o- =" e1r''a.y July Non'
60. ma '.. july e.
t-l.w-'stst esEyss GAYS 'fi' won.f
Hrrws r'rres dsI fcf July -
Order the United states War
Savings stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
BOY FOUND II LAKE

The body Of Seymour Harris.
If, Of 1885 Webb Detroit. vas
found in shallow water Al Portage
Lake. near Ann Arbor There
were no witnesses 10 the drown
ing and NashicnaW authorities
are inFesttgating
Lonnlo Lacy. -. ot 1i9 Elm
Awood was dead on admission AT
RecelvinC Hospital after being
crushed heneafn : Srati supply
truck he was driving ~ the Army
Air Corps Supply Depot A. the
foot Of Adalr
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
GREETED AT AIRPORT

Bur only the members of the
ROYAL family and Their retinue of
secretaries. servants and body
guards ste pped from the big
Stra'OSphcrc liner when II arrived
yesterday AZ the city airport
Several hundred DetrolterS of
Arabian descent extended a warm
welcome AZ the airport and again
al reception In The hotel.
HIS -Fera4+- n tEttrrcvv, Amt taISaf
Al Sdud eldest son of The KING
was handed a bouquet OF flowers
with A flowing T4bBon on which
was written In gold letters
'WelCOme 10 the Arabian
Princes
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
10000 AT ISLAND

Great numbers of DetrolterS
focked 10 parks and PteHae
grounds some arriving A. early as
I 4 m Poitcr-uf the hattotntaS-
tors division on Belle Isle said
10000 % l75 600 visited tho IS
-tI..-=.a s----------=-----s-
Rail travel exceeded -TSt year =
marx ht-an estimated more Than
10 per-ccnl -ii+1=-i -tflf ~ II r.
-llaA--nL-- hnAA-A-- f444-a-t- HAT
cucmafr> whilc- ou'>tatc travel
vas belete- NORMAL
only Two Instances Of iircCraCk-
er shooting were reported 10 po-
lice Arrested on Belle Isle for
such offerScs were Stanley Low
i. of 5SOi Lorraine Wing Lee.
rs. of 1897 Thlrty-ftih and Frank
King. is, Of ~ Charlotte They
viii he tired IN Juvenile court
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
HEALTH STILL POOR

The flier, however, on the marcF
vas seriously III. made Moosberl
IN desperate drive. His healtf
is stIl precarlouS and he finds ht
can eat little. even now he Is
home. Because he spoke German
he found many friends along the
BaVarIan march
Wed been in prison for
year. You can imagine how We
felt when We saw our first Mus
tangs. P-38'S, and AS. l guess
tears came 10 the eyes of most
Of us. Those new planes told
us more than anything efSe. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Arab Princes
Tour Plants
By FRANK MORRIS

Five Arabian princes Inspected
Detrolts war plants today their
robes and headdresses btioVing in
the wind. They were guarded hy
six swordSmen who had their
weapons ready in jcwoIcd Scab-
bardS.
They didn't bring me goats
II Will be remembered that
when the late President Roosevelt
met King Ibn Saud At Tehran
much fuss was made over tho fact
that his royal highneSS was aC-
companled by his goats tor food
and drink
Even John Cost and Joseph
BuSha. who run the Statler,
weren't sure OF the consequences
WheH the princes reserved 2S
rooms
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
10 Eat
PreWdr Food
Times Photo
Germany .

The five Arabian princes who
are guests Of Detroit today will
sit down 10 a typical preWar
American meal when they ba-quet
AT the Hotel Statler al Z p. m.
toda --------.--
The princes avoid pork. tobacco
and alcohol Last night they con-
eehtFated on the turkey and
CheeSeS.
A. tenight's dinner given by the
local Arabian colony at $40 a
plate. the princes VIII eat celery.
olives, riSsole, potatoes, string
beans. lettuce and tomato salad,
roast chicken, ice cream and
coffee
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

had. Boys dropped by the way
side. We tried 10 help them
along. for II they lay for little
while in the cold they froLe 10
death. Ii was like a Siberian
trek .n--------
Later Al Nurnberg The prisoner
we're kept in unbelievable squalor.
Then came another long march
hI.t-It-NaS- Spr!nc-anH- Bavaria,
where many CIVILIANS were kind tC
fhe- -H1drCNHE mon.
I'VE saw Nurnberg bombed by
our own boys. Overhead as we
marched. our fighters would
cavort, signaling to uS-dipping
their wings. II vas moving
moment for us-the boys up
there knew We were below on
the road"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
SI.4OO IN 3 BANKS

Ms Mildred Alaniz, 81, of 121
". Grand Blvd, caretaker OF
" Walnwrlght's home at 1922 w.
Vernon. described him as some
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30

Apparently no publishing house
in the United States is big enough
TO do the propaganda job that is
desired by those who seek TO per
petrate the statistical lie that there
are 100000 Jobs in the United
States. in spite OF the fullest and
most responsible data to the con-
trary. The latest census estimate
indicates that We shall soon have
1879 100000 persons in the United
States-this includes the eXtraord-
mary increase OF babies during the
war years. II there were 10000. 900
Americans 10 All 10000, 900 Jobs.
there could be Ia, MOTHERS at home.
few boys and girls in high school
and college. and an inadequate
number OF small children.
Sixty Million Jobs" is a scheme
to establish a false figure with the
object OF always being able to pro-
duce a statistical unemployment
My own Investigations show that
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30
SideIights on The News

tional race totally without con-
sideration OF decency. Veracity or
humaneness. This week many OF
them will have committed suicide
from profound encouragement.
Heads OF families will put to death
women and children and the wound.
ed. by the sword. The survivors
are bewildered but In their mental
upset they will find an attractive
link in a national spirit which they
call Seishin Koyolku, known as
the spirit OF the divine Yamato
race.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30
THAT TER and
~ q Fact or two

A Monograph is an instrument
designed to render visible to the
eye the varying pressure in an
engine cylinder or other confined
space in which the pressure
changes with a cycllcally vary
ing volume.
II Is supposed that the art OF
knitting was invented in Scot
land. about the beginning Of tho
10th century.
Brazil produces three -ffths OF
the worlds coffee.
If YOU THINK the war was
noisy, read this: Radio manu-
facturers predict there will be
three and half million new re-
ceiving sets on the market by
Jan. !.
The incest strip tease yet IS
the way the government is strip
ping of those wartime restrie-
tons.
The singing telegram Is back
and with u, we presume, the
messenger boy who Is somewhat
less than 90 years old.
!
Franco, according to a news
item, ordered the Spanish peo-
pie to celebrate VI day as
"Spain's victory" oh, yeah?-
well, when the war was on we
didn't notice him trying to bor-
row any part of that
The postwar world is getting
of TO a slow start, comments
an editorial. Naturally. since
eyerybody'S tires are about shot.
|
In VsnexveIo q type Of frog
sorriss the eggs on Us back.
There's one parent who supports
the kids even before they ore
born.
American Indians, according
to Photographs, speak SIS differ
ent languages. This comes as a
distinct surprise to zadok Dunn
kopf who thought Indian lam
guage consisted OF but two
words: "Ugh!" and How"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30
JOIN STATE TROOPS

Lansing Men and equipment
from the U. S. Army are flowing
into the Michigan State Troops in
steady quantities, Maj. Gen. Tho
mas Colladay. commandant, assert
ed Wednesday. Calladay reported
state troops have received 375 mo-
tor vehicles of all types from the
federal government and expect to
receive an additional % next week.
with 200 state-owned vehicles,
mostly troop carriers. the troops
will n.n have approximately 500
truck. jeeps. armored cars and
similar military vehicles, he said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30
TO SPEND MILLIONS

Flint, Mich.-Planning to keep in
step with expanding America
cities, Flint will spend an estimated
81, O00,OCO in postwar building and
remodeling. Hundreds will be en-
ployed in new plant construction,
which includes new units planed by
both the Chevrolet and Butch Mo
tor divisions of General Motors,
face-lifting, renovation and add
lions to new business and CONNER
cial buildings, and obtaining new
materials and equipment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30

BUENOS AIRES-AP-Four Ar
gentine political parties united
Wednesday in urging a prompt re-
turn to constitutional government.
The group, embracing the Radical,
Socialist, Communist and Conserva-
tive parties, announced adherence
to the so-called board OF democro-
tic coordination, which has been
urging the supreme court to take
over administration Of the govern
ment and call for national cleo
tons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30

stances out Of the homes and into
government-controlled industries.
This has been a real national peril
during the war years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30

CHUNGKING-AP - Associates
OF Generalissimo Chang Kai-shek
declared Wednesday he was most
optimistic about the future of
China" following his frst meeting
with Mao Tse-tung, Chinese Com
munist leader.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30
PLAN AIR FACILITIES

Bay City-Plans ;or greater aero.
nautical facilities in the state will
be discussed wednesday at a meet
ing OF municipal officials and bust.
ness representatives from many
sections OF the state.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30

LONDON INS-The first list
OF war criminals compiled by the
Allies will be made public stimuli
taneously Wednesday in London,
Washington, Moscow and Paris.
The announcement will be made in
Washington
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30
Your Health
Injections of
Histamine May
be Some Help

" HERMAN NJ. BUNDESEN. NJ. D
OF all the different kinds Of
headache migraine is by all means
the most severe and probably the
most difficult to treat. In migraine
there are headaches which occur
at intervals. Usually they affect
Just one side Of the head and the
pain is behind the eye. Frequently
the headache is preceded by some
disturbance of vision, hearing,
taste or smell. There is some evil
dence that the condition seems to
run in families. The attacks usu-
ally are accompanied by sickness
of the stomach and vomiting. In
between attacks, those affected
have no symptoms whatsoever.
According TO Doctors Stuyve-
SAINT Butler and William A.
Thomas of Chicago, it is generally
believed that migraine is brought
on by the release into the blood OF
a substance known as histamine.
This is q toxic or poisonous sub
stance which is formed in the body
rs a result Of a reaction on its
part to substances to which a per.
son may be oversensitive.
Histamine Injections
In view Of this fact, they at
tempted treatment Of migraine
using injections of histamine in
gradually increasing amounts to
lessen the sensitivity to 1t. No pa
tients were treated who might
have had their attacks from ether
causes such as sinus infection,
high blood pressure or eye strain.
They treated 80 persons who had
severe or moderately severe mi
graine attacks. The injections
were given into. a vein. Too rapid
injections caused flushing Of the
face, rapid heart beat and severe
headache.
In carrying out their treatment
Doctors Butler and Thomas dis
solved the histamine in a large
amount Of salt solution and took
q period of from four to eight
hours to give the total quantity Of
material. During the injection, the
blood pressure was taken every
hour and II a drop in pressure &C.
Cured, the treatment was stopped.
No persons we're treated who had
either high blood pressure or
heart or kidney damage, or a his
tory of Peptic ulcer.
Severe Case
Only those patients were treat
ID who had attacks severe enough
to interfere with their activities.
Only three Of the "a patients failed
TO get relief from the treatment.
Seven were improved in that their
headaches became less severe or
less frequent. Twenty-four were
completely free Of symptoms.
From this study it would APP
pear that the treatment by in
jections Of histamine would seem
to be Of great value for certain
patients who are suffering from
typical migraine headaches.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30
Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Approximately $500 raised by KRo baseball
according early estimate Of
B. South. OF the Rotary This 5000
realized either Of the KRo
Ennen entertained six small children observance
third birthday her twin boys Robert and William.
Fifty Years Ago
G. B. Dunlap for a year clerk J. H. Mners has
purchased the grocery will Of H. Chase
Congress St, continue place
made unsuccessful attempt break into the occ
dental Hotel.
James Mcviear husband Of Mrs Kettle Dodge
Acyoar at Mont Clair. N j.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30

Navy Dead
Alloway, Thomas-Port Huron.
Huffmon, Allan Vincent-Detroit.
Miller, Norman Mathlas-Byron
Center.
Army Dead-PAelhe Regions
MedZigian, John-Detroit.
Army Dead-European Regions
Browning, Bruce F.-Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30

others easily. You are outspoken.
yet considerate Of others. Your
love 10 deep and sincere. Seek
the appreciation or approval Of
the best qualities that you pos
sess by putting them on parade
today. Let everyone see your eff
nciency. your honesty, and your
ethical standards Of life.
One-Mlnute Test Answers
1. Simple Simon.
2. Four-and-twenty white mice,
With chains about their necks.
.. Bella
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30
THEY say

washington-OPA Administrator
Chester Bowles: Without careful
control prices will surely go up.
So long as these conditions exist,
OPA has a great responsibility to
the public"
Chicago - General Charles de
Gaulle: America and France will
fight for liberty always-and will
fight side by side"
Washington-Vice Admiral Marc
A. Mitscher. Navy air chief: Gar
rier supremacy, aided by the Nays
long.range seaplanes and land
based search planes, now repre-
sents a mobile police force which
will be naval aviations contribu-
ton to keeping the peace which
II has helped to win"
Washington William Green.
president OF the American Fedora
ton of Labor: Every year, we
will have to increase wages so that
workers will have. enough income
to purchase their proportionate
share OF the goods they produce.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30

TEACHER RETlREs
Detroit-Miss Alice NJ. Wood, a
graduate OF Jackson High School
and a Detroit school teacher for
50 years. retired today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30

Words Of Wisdom
II thou wouldst bear thy neigh
boris faults, cast thine eyes upon
thine own.-Molinos
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30

One-Mlnute Test
1. Who met the pie man?
2. What were the "four-and-
evenly sailors who stood between
the decks" In the nursery poem,
"a Pleasant Ship?
3. What did the "fne lady" nd
Ing on q white horse, wear on her
fingers and toes In the nursery
rhyme?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30
Hlnta on Etiquette

Do not be offended IL the bride
to whom you sent a gift exchanges
1t II II was duplicated II IL a good
idea, when sending a gift. to write
a note saying that In case Of du-
pllcates. she should feel perfectly
at liberty TO exchange It.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30
Today's Horoscope

Today's Horoscope
II you are celebrating a birth.
day today. you are impulsive,
good-natured. ambitious and at
times impractical. You have q
hne sense Of humor and entertain
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30

It is supposed that the art OF
knitting was invented in Scot
land. about the beginning Of the
10th century.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-30

Brazil produces three -fifths Of
the worlds coffee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14
Sports Roundup

Springfield effort curb gambling both amateur
and professional sports intercollegiate basketball Al
Cd bill the Illinois
which would felony bride athletes In any sport
His provides penalties of $4,000 fine and Imprisonment OF
five conviction
chago-AP-The run Willie Moconi OF To
of Detroit 1925 to minus two In the
billiards title match OIL
ay world record by the Billiard Association OF
America.
Eureka in fire that
fairgrounds yesterday The
string McDOnough Eureka sportsman
horoughbreds Meadows last
by welk on California tracks.
~ YAP-Armys unbeaten and St Johns beat
expected decide
&c In a threeyearspan
Highlander optoned
Pacific
hreeoone deal which brought Harre right
handler to the Giants
weweght who just three
lat
nickname. will New Yorker tonight in tenround
championship Robinson
discharged veterans OF World War II.
win in the New Orleans his the Mississippi Gulf
Coast today where he hopes continue his bid ame
record the $1,000 Gulfpo The Toledo
golfer his fourth victory
hole playoff yesterday and
set by Jimmy Demaret, Of Houston Tex in 1910
York-AP-Gale Bishop Pacific
700pont among
the nations service basketball quntets The Lewis
points
who continued the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14
Bass Totals
81 TalIies

The Ypsilanti Braves nosed out
a strong Howell basketball team
Tuesday night at Howell. 42-4l.
Bass. Ypsilanti center. ran up a
score OF 81 for individual honors
while Bennett, right guard for
Howell. personally accounted for
Is OF his teams score
The game opened slowly, with a
quarter time score Of 9-S, Howell
leading. At the half, things looked
tough for the Braves. trailing
1912.
The boys bounced back in the
opening of the second half, and
popped in II points in the third
period. while holding Howell to 8.
Taking advantage Of this three
point lead. the Ypsilantians romped
on, supressing a Howell surge in
the final period, to win BY one
point.