davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

NO WONDER the Kids cry: Here comes Aun,y
Ella, looks like wrapped umbreIl-a' Brand
new, that cotton dress was pretty as picture.
But shrinkage got it, Now Aunt Elias embar.
rassed beyond words. If she'd only look for that
'Sanforized' label, she'd have a dress which
couldn't shrink out Of either 6t-OR style!"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

SLACK SUIT is the word for Mrs Stedman! First
woman in town to have one of those snazzy two.
piece outfits. Looked marvellous on her-at first.
Then she got rained on. And THEN she washed
it, and look at il nowl You'd think Mrs. s.
would be hep to the 'Sanforized' label for ALL
her cotton wsshabes like YOU are, for instance!''
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

icemen send their mothers
money or write home 10 let
their families know how they
are IS. 4. -
At is entirely optional with
a -seFvieeman whether ne wants
either 10 send g voluntary
Class + allotment Of pay 10 a
parent or make application on
behalf Of the parent for a fam
lily allowance. TO be eligible
for a family allowance, a parent
must be dependent upon the
seTviccman at least for SubStan-
tial support and the Scrvlceman
must contribute SD towards
a family allowance 10 a wife
and or children. In that case,
only s. would be deducted for
ms parents family allowance
ScrNicemcn are urged TO write
home as often as they can. But.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
BIRTHS
BOYS

BUYS
Johnnie Williams 1896 Monfor rtsu.
ada Moore s6gl Greeley
sara Bcrke. 1885 LaSale
MAty Townsend. 462s 81. antoine
willie Goodin. 1888 Madison
Emma Byers. ll5s Harper
Catherine Pantak, 1900 CeorFia.
Lillian MlkoS, l7l56 Gallagher.
Marie Smith Case Southern
Charlotte Cullens flS27 Cameron,
lean BurcIcN, 6539 Gladys
Donna wilberdins. 1900 Berkshire road.
Crosse Pnin;r
Jeanne Piotrowsh l4o57 Arlington road
Gertrude Mandeisofrn. 27t7 Gladstone.
anna Gialloreti. $3.50 Hur.but
Marie Ciaramiiaro, 400 Nottingham.
CYNTHIA Conant. 81 Meadow Lane. Crosse
Mary Morrison. s22 Hawthorne. Povsi OAK
Elizabeth DEM. 967 NivenOOk. Birmingham
Lillian Miller 254A Casper
Esther stevenson, 6ST ForsOn.
Gertrude KArbon. 6S29 Heydeu
Helen Wojciechowsh' efzT Jewell road
Pauline Newly. 4s47 81. Clair
lorraine eiskc, 4r7 Elm Lane M Clemens
Annie Gay l402T Manning
Evelyn Baker. l2546 FLANDERS
Rosemary BayS0n. 5A37 Ferguson
Georgene Daniels. s14s Chslfonte
Eoise RAhAman. 29il W Warren
Coldie Fsrris. l4i Atkinsun--
Marjorie Jacob 991e Widemcre
Lenore Emma Collins. 1912 ". Clsnd Flvd.
Louise Kimberly. 22so Yorkshire Birmng-
ham.
Pauline Brnckmhn, 02NZ BroadStrect.
Lottie ButkieWicz 7432 WeStWood.
Evelyn Finley 1430O Hendricks
sue Pfeine 1892 Alma
julie O'Connor. 55SS Fulton
Eleanor Beaudrie, 90 L. Pleasant River
Rouge
Elsie wolfe s133 Fulton
Jessie Cichonskl, so1l HsrtVen ttVinl.
Rose Macy. SIS 6. Schroeder
Eileen LoFRhio. 2A430 Ford road. Dearborn
Frances Olsen 1644O Josyn Highland PARK
Anne MuroSzewski. 2956 Dearing.
GIRLS
Mildred Cray. 1871 Dequlndrc
Jessie Cichonsk. sell Hartweu ttw!ni
Ccols Mohley, POLL Frederick.
Alice Ezekiel. 21T2 Illinois,
Eleose Miller. 31lS Second
Gladys Fofchand 1920 Riopelle.
Jerlean Elliott 26al r Fort
Mary Dickerson. 4554 Harding.
johnnie williams 1896 Monroe ttVin b.
Loretta Lempinen. l2O0s Dwyer
Anne Puma q5fS Erwin
Dorothy Van Camp. RI , Birmingham.
Betty Alien. 1892 Hartwel
Marie burst eS22 Knudel
virginia TrowbridFs 23aS " Grand Blvd
Mary Scallen. 1897 LOngiellcw.
MArraret Maher 352s W Vernon
Charlotte Cr6vecE a14l RorthlAvn
wanetA Clark. 4323 Jonathan, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
DEATHS


Peter GreRorian 2s. Temple 80
Ayitle KrrwiH. 1914 Moran, ~.
Mamie Castor, 220l Ashland, 3D..
Bridget Collins, 1851 Lenox. 81
Robert Mosley, 9226 Goodwin, 20
Charles Emil HendrickSon. 236 Ford high
Laura HslIoweil. 2l23 Larned, IS
Mary Kreici 55o1 Ridgewood 7s.
wade Dickson, 1894 E. Dawson. 69.
Emma Roberts l72 Vinewood 6s.
Lula BaXley, 5S70 ColfaX, AZ
William Thompson, 6O32 30th. 45.
Earl Blanks. 6gl Garfield. 80.
Mary A. SWeed, 5546 Prescott. 50.
George Burns. 679 Peterhuso, e-
Matthew smith Sste -eard0nt 81
George W Thomas. 5l65 Casper. b6.
Eleanor Bryen, lS47l Hickory, 81.
Joseph P Mulson 5000 Ruedisale Ct. 80
Hsqy AaPry as5sHa IeSdW i 75 'f PhsdspSa IgEi S.
Margaret A. Barnieoat. l42sl Northlawn, ]
Ann Er7aoeth Burgess. 424o Larchmont. "a
Mary Ann Corcoran i035l Stoepel "a
Christine Helen Diebold. $1,000 Rutherford
Jean Frances Cook, 1878 snowden. o months
John Creszko 422s Second. SIS.
William Henry Thomas. Could quebec -
Thomas Joseph sokoIowSk' ol32 ST. Auoin
Erma Margaret Campbell, sol Mt Vernon
Earl n. Lyons. 27i4 Second Blvd. 50.
Henry LewIcnE 1862 Lansing, 5s
Richard Rodriruel l237 Cherry ?.
( Jean Purdy 346a Baldwin. 20
Maurice Van Dazzle 1855 University Pl, So
Jane Mae stump 4O07 BeWick. 25.
Joseph Ruggeri. 1853 r Vernon, a.
William Albert Flynn, 664O Mcclellan, 81
Magdalena Collin. 5555 Cooper. 20.
I Leonard Carson. 4OS F. Montcalm, a.
Eddie {. Woods. 1927 Plum. 29
Lucille Watkins 2OO24 wyoming months
Margaret Delegate, 1914 Elmdale 40
| Rose MAY Dawson, 64O3 Kercheyal. 3s.
Cid PhairiS s2O6 American rs
Kathleen V Barry SAG Seybum as
Neva McQuiston, s Cora River Rouge, as
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
AR Warm &u>upwyU(EI DETROIT ZsasTfMES
ASA/Ae ~ Nh o Veterans

Of course. an officer cannot
compel a man to write letters.
Service eenters frequently have
signs, Have you written home
lately ?"
Q-I expect 10 enter business
after discharge. Would be
eligible for readjustment allow
ances IL my business does not
pay me very much return?-
j. j. NJ.
4 \ S61T-Cmployed veteran,
that IS, one who is Self-em-
ploycd for profit in an inde-
pendent establishment, trade,
business or other vocation, is
eligible for the readjustment
allowance when he has been
fully engaged in such self
employment and his net earn
ings are less than S100 for the
previous calendar month. The
amount of the allowance is the
difference between his net earn
ingS and Sl00 per month. The
maximum he can draw is
Sl,0l0)
Q-If I enlist i'm the merchant
marine now, would 1 get credit
for that service in the event
that compulsory military serv-
ice legislation is approved?-
W. T.. T..
Ave cannot predict whether
your contemplated merchant
marine service would be cred
tied 10 any future compulsory
military training That will
depend on the wording of any
future law covering compulsory
military training.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
BY IAMEs W. sToWER

A b" student ia ths seventh grade Of
Hu,shins intermediate school, rhter IS
uNng most Of his -li2-l-Nszk -ia--Ela----
paper route profit, TO pur.a4,s var bond,
for future needs.
Phifer, is, h,c ~ $50 Woodward
and serve, Detroit Times ,ubscr.b,A-.in
Philadelphia and Pingree avenues. u ths
year and half be has been ,srrtr
Phlfsr show, yuby1rrat tuInc m-
crease on hos route ard hss won many
Tf-te, AWARDS for auuts1dnE ttcs
lohr,tmtutD
Fufer pI.y, baseball 80 The Detroit
Time, Carrier Athieue League and pIm,
on th, Hutohins school team. Hs par
snt,, Mr.. and Mrs. Marx Phiier, endorse
the Detroit Time, Garner motto, "Busy
BOYS Are Better Boys
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Karl Mctzinger 46 Hcrta 4 Bruech 5.
Gabriel Syhoenhcrg - Helen Katz 20
oscar c. J. Johnson. d, Merrilla !. oswald
%
Joseph Sale. SO Alice Kriu y.
Thomas r Kimberlin. 20 Betty ! Harry
Robert F Johnston. 2l June Rootes 90.
Theodore Peyich. 20. Virginia NJ Chudy.
lS
George wesley, 80 Margaret walls. 81.
Eugene J Wilkoff 81 Frances NJ Stasik. Is
Ailted W. King, 40, Bernadette Berkshire
a.
Donald Trudeau. 21: Blanche Cushing. 2l
Lawrence Wilc Jr. % Lenors Marz, p
Gabriel 7. szydlowsn %, Helen c. Bostotn
25
Joseph A Ko, 27; Margaret Calibeo %
Henry Ventimcglto 30 Stephane Aicllo. 25
Peter W Lazar II NADIA TOsho0 %
John p. Begin. n. Virginia Porter -
Arthur Henderson. 2i Olivia Gordon. 10.
Joe s. Stewart 90. Mary Holt. 81
James W Roberts - Mary +, Gohlike, %
Pledge Malone Jr., 81 Barbara T.. Brcwe, g.
Robert w Guilds lq- Bette Louise Hail, 20.
William r Barnett %. Marguerite V Rush
Bryce l. Robinson. 3 ?, Ahcc Joie Brewer, %
Joseph W Hara % Bessie a Zmohk, -.
Jack A. vorel ~ Amelia Kabata %.
Earl u Cornish. - lille Preston. -
Hector LeCiaire. Al, Clara6elie 5. LeCiaire
George /. Roberts IS Estclla Powers. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
oETRUTT1sISYMES

Pose Rodgers 10 Moss Hlghland PARK
lda Campbell. 7oS ". Breckenridge, Fern.
dale
Elizabeth DHlrymplc. 1870 Nttuitr road
Crosse POintt Wood.
Fc,n Herman 3OOl webb
Marjorie Sorenscn. 1920 Creme.
Evelyn Smith. lsOSl AlgOuaC.
Elsie Mitchell 1902 Sherwood.
Marie Lucas. 1878 Sheridan
Lillian Mitchell. 127O9 Kelly Rd,
Madelyn OShCa, 679 ManlstiquC.
Euulce Mitchell, ftT36 Lannettc.
helen Springer, 1f621 Eastburn.
Shirley klann 1864 Empire Lincoln Park.
MareClla McKeiiaI so Haitnrr, River Rouge
Helen BuCki. sg06 Cupiand.
Anna Kortzcr 1883 Oakdale
Gladys McGOyern rs BrosdSayl Ecolsc.
ola Whalcy ll49 Lyman.
Clara Lewis $50 Mack
Ruth Burchett 1467 Hart,
Violet Card SIS Lnthrup-
Elikaheih Aloud. $50 SCmfUU'r
Edna KLEIN, 33Ola Akron c.. WAYNE
Caroline GiRliott Q224 Yorkshire
Mary Savage. 17423 Warrington.
Ruth Brock 1l2 Medbury.
Mary Choryan. 5O2d WcssOn.
Rosahe Butler 2s5O5 Northwestern hwy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Brain Game Answers

dorothy Lamour
2-(a) False. 1t is IN the Now
Testament. Luke Is: ll-32;
(b) True.
3-Jet propulsion. II may en-
able a car 10 travel at
speeds of 500 to 600 miles an
hour.
4-Gen. George Marshall.
5-(c) is correct.
6-ta) Europe: 3.607000; (b)
Pacific 1.796.000.
THE power of reproduction.
S-No. You mean one that is
worn out and falling 10
pieces as ancient Rome at IFS
end.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

A recent med,ca discovery noS being
used by doc,ou snd hospitals e,erye here
IA, proven unuua..y successful On tho
t-ss,ment OF stomach ulcers caused from
excess seid lr n q harmless PREPARATION
yct 80 effective thst a. man, cases the
plir, oi stomach ul,er dsarfeU almost
iru,c5alcly airsr it 8, used. Also recom
r,Cnar6 for ga, pains. ind'ecVion ADD
heartburn doc 20 hypsrauj,ty. Sufferers
may row ty th,s a. home b, obtaining
hottl, @; Iuun from Jher druggist. Lpnn
canrslas ta., new discovery On as rursst
form. Tl,y 90 take l-V mix Two tel-
tro0ntuls ln-l 4 -L--t -s-ss--s-i mn r. cow
bui hlt.e Try houi, 0, must satisfy or
money refunded Lpu0 Tor sale by Gun
rnsh4m s, srd drsg STORES cvoryNhere
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
births Marriages HbeafIls

Harold D Derr. 10 Adith J. Blanchard
20
Rooney p Richmond, 20. Gloria L. Gels
heck. p
simon Sanduls. 30 Kathryn !, McCullen,
%
Rudolph A ST. Peter. 25. sophia V. zcn.
tarsN "a
James Dale Good -. Melba NJ Laursin q
Ralph l. Arise a. Della b. Williams, 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
LOST AND FOUND

S~SA HtND OoN1
BENRUs wrtstwatch lost. lady's gold.
!ait.als ". 1896. Reward. Ho-
garth 1924
Jean "wednesday 3eg9 81. Jean
Brvxel 7ls5. Reward
DARK BROWN WALLET lost In men
lounge at the Fox ThestcT. Saturday
afternoon reward TW l-2209
FOUND -- Lost hound. owner describe
dog. AT 562l.
GRAY fox furs lost vicinity Grand
River, Boulevard, Lawton. Reward
Temple lS34S
LADYS Buloya gold wrist watch lost
Monday. Downtown area. TTihity
2-6el7 Reward.
LADY $ Loneine wrist watch. lost Mon.
day afternoon downtown section, Finder
please call NO sle3 evenings. Reward
LARGE black brief case. name on
papers Reward CT ll7l
LOST-Black terrier With white under
neck, brown paws, months. answers
10 name Of "Bing'; vicinity o, Eastern
Market. reward. RI 46T7.
Girardin St.
LOST Diamond riRg gold, u, karats
.MyTtie-Trumbul vicinity TErTace 2-sl0g
3700 Lincoln. Mr. GaScon
LOST-Friday. brown fur scarf. vicinity
81 Bernard Church Lilllbndre end
Beniieau reward 1871 Benitcau. DIR
1889
LOST-Pair studio couch pillows on
West Dawson. between Twelfth ano
Woodward Finder call TO 5-2622
LOST-Purse containing three pictures
and money, November 3 Please notify
.C Faua 500 Catherine Am ArbOT
Michigan and receive liberal reward
LOST-smsl cnange purse. with lady,
Buluva wrist watch and Sl2 In money
between Cass and Second. Keep money
and return watch. Reward. TR 1888
LOST-6 months old collie. Saturday
vicinity Of Martin and Warren answers
70 Lassle". child's pet. Reward. o6l
KirkVood
SCHAEFFER fountain pen lost. front
~ Mckenzie High reward Ccnar 1914.
WALKER HOUND lost saturday, fe-
male red head. white body spotted red.
EimhufSt 62AT.j
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Any Questions

THE DET TROIT TIMES
mails personal answers 10
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and priyi-
legeS OF SerV iceme n and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily I'm this column, hut ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
At YOUR SERVICE BUREAU.
DETROIT TlMLs.
1IMES SGT ARE.
DETROIT II. MICHIGAN.
Surely include your name
and address and a seIf-Gd.
dressed, stamped enUelope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Connolly Answers

1-(b) (Oct. 27). 2-(cl A.
tc) (skilD. 4-(b). S
lc). 6-(a) singing; tb)
right; tcl SeTve @ d, cd
slavery: tel people.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

O-Do men who were dis
" charged before VI Day
and now re-enliSt retain the
same rank held at time OF dis
charge ?--R. =. y.
4 Under the new army en-
liStmcnt and Te-cnhstment pro-
gram. men honoTably discharged
on OF after May =, l9i5, and
before Nov. ]. l945 Will be
enlisted in the grade held al
the time of discharge. perma-
nent or temporary. whichever
is higher, provided enlistment
Is effected prior 10 Nov. q, 1915.
OF veteran returns to
college under the Gl bill, may
his wife work without her hus-
band losing the additional S25
per month paid 10 married
veteran students?-E. y. l..
A-The subsistence allowance
paid TO a married veteran VIII
not be affected in any way if
the veterans wife works while
he attends school The SubSiSt-
ence allowance will be paid dur
lng holidays and fef- leave or
vacation not 10 exceed 30 DAYS
each year. II the veteran works
full time, however no SubSiSt-
cncc Will be paid. If he attends
school part time or receives
compensation for work per-
formed in an apprentice training
Job, he will receive a lesser
amount OF monthly subsistence.
Generally speaking. subsistence
IS paid only for actual attend
ance at school including hol-
days and the 30 days annual
leave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
Deatb j2otlreS

BAkER-sara, Nov. o. beloved mother
OF John OF Detroit and Mrs. Charles
Cox OF Taylor Township. six grand
children also survive. Services Thursday,
$50, from Nixon Funeral Chapel.
1882 Fort street, Lincoln Park, and
y a. m. from ST Henrys Church. Lin
coin Park Burial Holy Sepulchre
BALLARD-Noy. 5. l945. Jesse o, be
loved husband Of Estella r. Ballard.
Floyd c, Cecil 4 Alden T.. Alvin NJ,
kenneth A-L-affa- Pvt Jesse o Ballard
Jr and Mrs Harold Lear Al Chapel
of the Mcfarland Funeral Home, 54O1
Schaefer Rd. Dearborn, until Thursday
morning. Funeral service al simpson
Methodist Church, $3.50 Cabot street,
Thursday. p. m
COLLIN - MaRdalena. November 4 OF
5555 Cooper avenue. Beloved wife Of
william b dear mother Of Mrs Marx
Glass, William T. and Vernon Collin.
grandmother Of three grandchildren.
sister OF Mrs Elizabeth Meyer, Mrs
Louis Strome and Mrs. Sabins RaSSman,
Funeral from Alfred W. "Opens Funeral
Home, Thursday p. m. lnteTment
Forest Lawn.
PADDOCK - Nov. S, l945, John p.
age % years. beloved husband OF Louise
tnee Staub dear father Of Mrs. Philip
Walling Rev. Father Eugene 4. Pad
Paddock and Mrs. VIM. Janecek grand
father OF seven grandchildren Funeral
from Thos p. Lahey Funeral Home.
s3l6 Dexter between Virginia Park
Boniface Church at 10 O'Clock Inter.
ment Holy Sepulchre. Member OF
Knights OF 81. John, Comm. No. liz.
RYNSE-Noy ;. Thomas J., dear huS-
band OF Mary tnee Courtney Rynne
father OF Robert r. Courtney and
the late Thomas q. s0n Of Bridget
and the late David brother Of Michael
Of County Glare. Ireland Rev. Brothe.
Thomas, O s. F., Rev. Brother Charles,
O. s. F.. Of Brooklyn, ~ Y David,
Francis, Mrs W J Corey. Mrs Ed
ward Pauley OF Chicago. IN, and VII
liam OF Detroit. Funeral from residence.
l4l85 Mettetal Ave, Thursday az
1890. and St Marys Church Of RED
ford at II m.
SuLLA-Josephine, beloved mother of
Mrs Lillian NaSielewski, Mrs Anna
Frederick. Mrs Wilhelmlna. Birta MIS-.
Helen Kozlowsh, Leo and Frank step
sister Of Frank and Walter ReknRSkl
Augusta saatEa. IL grandchildren and
? great grandchildren Funeral from
residence, 1927 State Fair Thursday
al $50 a. m. St RaymondS Church
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Fred q. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
34e2 Z JEFFERSON Fl 2l7s.7o
j. Sutton & Son
CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
SHIPMENTS AND FUNERALS TO ALL
PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES AND
CANADA COMPLETE FUNERALS
AND SHIPMENTS AS Low AS 500.
.4I47 Trumbun Av
AT WILLIS
re 2-5IOO
JOHN HEELoN
i54o " GRAND BLVD. rY o-l47l
Warrick Funeral Home
1923 E. Cd. Blvd Bet. Cratiot.Forest
PL 0252
IN MEMORIAM
N LOVING memory Of 1t Ray Chsm-
pagnc, killed in India. tao years ago.
Nov. Z. a precious one from uS Is gone
sadly missed by his loving family
ftfEEESE KING KONTOWSKY-P Passed
away four years ago today. Always IN
our memefy forever In our hearts. ~
The Children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

Q-Don't officers make Serv-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

ApvEBTIsENJINr
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
IN MEMORIAM

~ LOVING memory Of 1t Ray Chsm-
pagnet killed in India two years ago.
Nov 7. A precious one from uS Is gone
sadly missed by his loving family
-fHEREsE KING KONJOWSKY--Passed
away four years aEo today Always ln
our memory forever In our hearts. 49,
The Children.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08
CHRISTMAS TREES
SPECIAL NOTICES
PERSONALS

A LIQUOR nabit stopped a. nome
Arnold. 246l Nat. Bank Bldg. RA 1884
GALLKLENZ-Presc FOR liver
gall bladder. gallStones, stomach gas
TO T-17dO
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-08

SULLA--Josephine. beloved mother of
Mrs Lillian WaNelewski Mrs. Anna
Frederick Mrs Wilhelmina. BiTta MIS-.
Helen Kozlowski. Leo and Frank step
sister Of Frank and Walter ReknWSkl
Augusta SalAtka 2 grandchildren ana
great grandchildren Funeral from
residence. 1927 State Fair Thursday
Al $50 a. m. St RaymondS Church
at 1000
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
THE DETROIT TIMES
Red Tells Plan
For China Unity

SAN FRANCISCO May 3-In night Of
bitter argument in a San Francisco Hotel room
Tlng P-Wu one Of the IL founders OF the Com
munist movement in China and delegate TO the
United Nations conference served notice on Ameri-
can Chinese Communists that he would return
home 10 end the rebellion of the ienan Red gov
ernment in the North
He will use all his political weight as
father of the Communist party of China to
nounce the influence Of Russia because, he said,
he has come TO the realization that only the
United States and will help China as free
nation.
HIne teld his shocked and angry hearers he
was confident he could prevail on Secretary Gen.
Mao Of the Communist party headquarters at
Yenan 10 abandon the attempt at a separate state
there and that he likewise could prevail on Chang
Kai-Shek 10 make the few unmportant conceS-
SonS that would admit the Communists to national
affairs purely as a political party.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
YMCA Names Brown

DR.. A. C. Studer general sec
retary of the Detroit YMCA, an
nounced today that Prentiss M.
Brown has been elected director
on the metropolitan board.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
lYANDoTJE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. |.

y0IlP-Forest al MI Elliott Pl 1850 y
wv" Open s:4a. Free Bskinware "
Iadiest neo. Sanders. "Summ~ Stnrm.'
"Nisht Club 6irl," with Vinan Austin
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
No Vatican Mourning

ROME, May 3 GNS)-There
will be no official Vatican mourn
ing for Adolf Hitler.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-20
Mother Passes the Cigars

FORT WORTH. Tex-(U.p)--
Footnote to history:
A young mother, Just out OF
the hospital after having her
first baby, drove around 10
friends houses with a box Of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-20
Jackson Plan Is Cited
AS Overwhelming Success

troit spoke on citizen participa-
ton.
1t is not an accepted thing
by most people that democracy
works, Conner said. Com
munity planning on local level
is proof that democracy does
work, and the means by which
people themselves can solve
their problems.
Human tensions arise in
communities which do not have
proper facilities. The people
know the problems, it is neces-
sary for them to present them.
When the time comes to put the
plan into action, it is the per-
sons in community which
cause the plan to succeed or
fail" Conner declared.
If persons in local commun-
tiles are not concerned with
their problems, programs will
be developed by central agen-
cies which most likely do not
know the problems" Herbert A.
Berg, Michigan State College
Extension specialist on county
land use planning, stated. Such
plans, developed by far off
agencies, frequently are not APP
plicable to local planning. The
planning is up TO the commun-
ity."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-20
No DuynsIager Divorce
Grained, Record Shows

No divorce has been granted
between Mr.. and Mrs. John
Duynslager, of Mount Clemens,
ii was stated today by Mrs.
Duynslager's attorney, Clifford
A. John, in correction Of re-
ported divorce published in this
newspaper Thursday.
The attorney explained that a
petition for separate mainten'
ance and support had been filed
in Circuit Court by Mrs. Duyn-
slayer, and had come before
Judge Joseph Moynahan this
week. No action was taken and
the matter has been set over %
Sept. 2.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-20
EuQcuate go
Families from
Path ofFire

PORTLAND, Ore, July 90
(4)-- Army trucks rOared all
last night through a Washing
ton county valley about so miles
northwest of here, carrying
some 60 families away from the
hug forest fire which licked
threateningly near their homes.
Women and children rode
with household belongings in
most of the drab-colored vehic-
les, as an orange fog sWirled
down from surrounding chills.
Men and Older boys in the fam.
lilies, which lived on consolidate
ed timber company property.
stayed behind to battle with
weary, smoke begrlmed fire
crews.
The blaze had eaten within
500 feet of the Glenwood COM
munity, where smoke has OBJ
scured the sun for d week. A
mild southwest wind continued
10 drive the flames. which al
ready have blackened SIS square
miles, toward the northeast.
The Timber Company mill,
partly lighted by fire outlining
the hills less than half mile
away, operated at full blast
throughout the night to send as
much lumber as possible
through the planer. Mill hands
kept fire hoses playing over
lumber stacked on the loading
docks awaiting shipment.
Three hundred more soldiers
100 each from Fort Lewis and
Vancouver barracks, Wash, and
Fort Stevens, Ore.-joined the
nearly 1000 civilian and serv-
ieement fire fighters. Trucks
crammed with G.I.s. red-eyed
from lack of sleep, continued 10
roll toward the fire line.
A refugee camp was set up a,
Balm Grove.
Forestry officials still could
not explain the origin of the dis.
astrous fire.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-20
Service Men Home
on Furlough, Leave
PFC. LOUIS d. FANS. II
Huron avenue 10 July 27.

PFC. LOUIS D. FANS, rs
Huron avenue, to July 81.
SGT. RAYMOND Betcher,
100 Lincoln avenue. to Aug. 20.
JOSEPH j. SZUCSANSKY,
1872 Gallup avenue, to Aug. FL.
MORRIS c. PEGELO, rs
South Walnut, to Aug. FL.
PVT. HELEN S. VanDaalen,
238 Euclid avenue, to Aug. 7.
DONALD FULLER. lls Grand
avenue, to Aug. IS.
PFC. HOBART H. HAUER,
Route z, to Aug. Is.
MAX j. MUSIAL. Memphis,
to Aug. 10.
PFC. GEORGE CULVER, New
Baltimore, to Sept. 25.
JOHN E. RHINARD. 147h
Grand avenue, to Aug. 4.
CAPT. EARL WATT, 241 No.
Gratiot avenue, to Aug. 3.
PVT. TOM FUJIWARA, 378
North Gratiot avenue, to Aug. S.
CPL. KARL KOHLER, 755
Glenwood road, to Aug. S.
RICHARD A. ECKELGERT,
90 South Walnut, to Aug. 7.
ELMER l.. PHELPS, 1868
Furton road, to Aug. 20.
CHARLES F. JAMERSON, rs
Inches street, to Aug. IL.
JOHN WICkHAM, New Hav-
en-, to Aug. 7.
RICHARD L. WANSEDEL,
Richmond, to Aug. 20.
HARRY A. BREITMEYER,
165 Floral avenue, TO Aug. 20.