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Evening star., 1945-05-19
Big 4 10 Oppose
yChange in
Yalta Formula
Proposal to Clarity
Voting Measures
Brings Showdown
By GOULD LINCOLN,
Star Staff Correspondent,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 49,
The Big Four-the United States
Britain, Russia and China-have
made it clear that they will op-
pose any change by the United
Nations Conference in the Yalts
voting formula, both as it relates
to peaceful methods and to en-
forcement measures in settling
international disputes.
The showdown came last night
during q committee discussion of 8
proposal by Colombia that a sub.
committee composed Of representa-.
tives Of the Big Four, and Cuba
Australia, the Netherlands. Egypt
and Greece, be appointed to clarif,
the meaning of the voting formuls
as it relates to peaceful means o.
settlement. This is the formuls
which gives the five permanent
members of the projected worle
security council q veto.
It was suggested during the de.
bate that the subcommittee NIGH
redraft or propose amendments tt
the formula. Immediately, Chair,
man Connally of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee and Sir Alex
ander Cadogan, representing tn,
United States and Britain, declared
they did not wish to be member,
Of such q subcommittee, II 1t wa!
to consider amendments to the Yalts
formula.
Work to Be Confined.
The committee finally voted q Il
8 to confine the work of the sub.
committee to Qualification of tn,
meaning Of the formula.
Doubt has been expressed whethel
the veto right of permanent mem
bers of the security council woult
operate against some of the pro
posed peaceful steps for settling in
ternational disputes. The subcom
mittee will make a clarifying repor
on this subject.
The Russian delegate at las
nights committee meeting declare,
that no other subject had beel
given so much consideration eitde
at Dumbarton Oaks or at the Yalt
Big Three Conference as this mat
ter of voting procedure He said tn
Yalta form was the best it wa
possible to obtain. He recognize,
that the veto was q great power t.
place in the hands of any nation
but with it went a heavy responsi
bility, which he was sure each o
the big powers would realize.
China's delegate said that Will
his country had not taken part i,
the Yalta discussions, it was read,
to support the Yalta formula TO
the sake of unity in the interna
tional organization.
Big Nations Trend Shown.
The action last night does no
necessarily mean that no effort vii
be made by some of the nations t,
curb the. use Of the veto, whel
peaceful measures of settlement ar,
proposed, but 1t shows the weigh
Of the big nations will be thrown
against such amendments.
The conference still was tied vi
over two other principal issues
regional arrangements and trustee.
ships.
In all likelihood, the regional ar.
rangements problem, involving tn.
formula worked out by the Unitee
States to permit regional group o.
nations to act under the sovereign
right Of self defense, in case of at.
tack, without waiting for authority
Evening star., 1945-05-19
(See TITO, Page A-2)
BeIqiun Miners Returning
BY the Associated Pres IS.

BRUSSELS, May 10 (P.-Seventy-
five per cent of Belgium's striking
mine workers were back at work to-
day after Premier Achille van Ack-
er's threat to put strike leaders
under arrest.
Evening star., 1945-05-19

Four additional men from
the District area kaue been re-
ported killed in this tDar. See
"On the Honor Roll" Page AZ.
Evening star., 1945-05-19
U-234 Arrives in U. S.
With Luftwoffe General

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., May 10 (A),
The huge Nazi submarine U-234,
bearing a German general and the
Evening star., 1945-05-19
Allied Commander
Says Use Of Force
Is Like Hitler
BULLETIN,

LONDON P9.-The Belgrade
radio, quoting Marshal Tito's
reply to notes sent by Britain
and the United States, said
today that the "honor of our
army and the honor of our
country demand the presence
of the Yugoslav Army in
Istria, Trieste and the Slovene
coaStline."
Evening star., 1945-05-19

(See CHINA, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1945-05-19

Continued on Page AS, Column T.
Evening star., 1945-05-19

(See LINCOLN, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1945-05-19

(See 18th ARMY, Page A-90
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
SaIIy Victor's Wee Willie

The theme goes round and round Sally NictorS and it
headline collection of haer face
Designed for the young, medium and not young, the
include variety Of silhouees but interest
bulging circular
"Wee Willie" rounded little derby done in leopard
mink stops the show then joined by his slightly
larger brother, Little Willie
The CB, combination cap and beret Is young
hat fashion head without benefit Of fastening
device will probably become national fayorite with the
school
More sophisticated her lantern berets, Of
rounded bugng chapeaux perch high wide and proudly
on the Misunderstanding the white with heavy
black mesh yelling
Drum bonnes graduated Of felt that SIT squarely
on the forehead have very look get much approval
from the fashion press.
OFF the bonnets with high and noddng feather
trims give wde-eyed charm boast matching mus hand
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Maj. Lueck
Weds WAC

TlIF MILITARY prcdomi.
mated Al the Tuesday morning
ceremony in st Charles Church
which united 1t Ruth Ann
Hendrick, WAC. and Mai John
8. Lueck, CSAAF.
The bride. daughter NJ Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas j. Hendrick
Of Woonsocket, s D. wore ira
dltlonal bridal white. The satin
bodice Of her gown was distin-
guiShed by panels OF shirring
and the tulle skirt was made IN
three tiers. She carried white
roses and carnations.
Mrs Clair NJ. Roddewig was
her sisters matron of honor.
She vas gowned in pink chif.
Ton Miss Eileen Lueck. sister
OF the bridegroom, was brides
maid, wearing pale green net.
Both attendants carried pink
carnations and snspdragon
The bridegroom. son Of Mrs
Aunie f. Lueck Of Canton ave-
nuo had asked his two brothers.
ThomsS r LucCk and Miles y
Lucck 'n ho best man md
usher respectively Other uSh
crs were Ray r Lyons and
William a knags
After 2 breakfast AZ fhe
Whittier me bride and BRIDE
groom left FOR a lake cruise.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

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The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

little. Consolidate, do more than
expected in the time allotted.
Don't let doubt or sensitiveness
deter you.
JULY - TO AUG. %
Leo - BY preparing, planning
carefully. getting details ready,
YOU can make this mediocre dav
count as time-saver for the
grand tomorrow you should
enjoy.
AUG. .os TO SEPT. %
Virgo - Auspicious rays still
cmanating from yesterdays OK
ccUcnt confguration Of your
Venus. Love, friendship, reli-
gion. artistic matters, chemistry
highly favored.
SEPT. q TO OCT. %
Libra - Don't permit diScord
or pickering TO spoil your day
and chances for the fine success
possible now. Many benefits for
the taking; keep judgment clear
OCT. 24 TO NOV. %
Scorp,o-You can fall prey 10
disturbing influences, TO petit
ness, regret, but you can also he
the tops in bright courage, inter
esting companionship. Up to
you!
NOV. % TO DEC. %
SogittaruS-Mildly favorable
rays now, but if you are not
alert and watchful, you could he
misguided, make foolish moves.
Personal matters rate more care,
DEC. p TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - Not So much the
number Of things you accom-
plish, but how you work and
think. You'll have 10 supply
plenty Of initiative, system to
put this period over
JAN. % TO FEB, oO
AqUorius-Yesterday's fine
Uranus aspect still effective. Get
in some original work where you
can. Without neglecting daily
routine. plan for future
FEB 2I TO MARCH 2o
Pjsccs-Maybe not 50 active.
hut so much promise tomorrow
YOU should make effort 10 start
important matters in advance.
Now gains in shipping, science,
surgery, writing.
YOE, BORN TODAY-Cheer-
ful, magnetic personality. En-
thusiastic, but can fall TO low
moods If you don't practice even
emotions, curb sensitiveness.
Outspoken, sympathetic; in
nately honest; alert mind. Rely
upon prayer, faith in Gods good
ness. You attract people, be care
ful choosing friends.
Copyright. l94S by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
SpiraIed Soul ptured Turbans

But the Victor spraIed scuptured urbans line with
another slant.
Draped into high curved shapes, they shown in
mink ermine satin. Fabuousy femme fatae is the
turquoise satin frames the face side shadows
it with mystery at the other
appear everything but urbans and classic eltS
and embroidery is chic little Jewel-toned felt and
dinner hats.
Coors featured beige platinum, blue, restless red
"a clear tone) and rusty red.
TOMORROW: The collection Of William Bass who prices
beautifully made clothes TO the medium budget
and Petes that specalzes in the woman
under FIVE feet hve.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

MARCH 2f TO APRIL o0
ArieS-Be careful in emotional
department. lrritabllty, impa-
tience can get yeH in trouble,
prevent you from rightly attend
ing duties. Calmness, rational
thinking are aids.
APRIL 2f To NAY 90
Taurus - Matters concerning
home, close business relations,
partnerships; all mental tasks
ask closest cooperation and
attention. Industrial work under
less strain.
MAY 2f TO JUNE of
Gentini-Mercury and moon in
unfriendly aspects warn against
quick, unwarranted decisions,
action; thoughtless ans werS.
Understanding and a live and let
live policy wise.
JUNE p TO JULY -
Corcer-Todav is a time when
you must, can get a lot from
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Good Raisin Bread

|\WISE Y COOKS will enjoy
making Magrant ralSIn bread
with good enriched flour This
sweet, nutritious bread Is eX-
celent foundation for tasty
sandwiches Pleasing comhlna-
uonS such as cottage cheese
and marmsladc cooked chopped
pruucS and chopped nuts. or
peanut huttcr and honey AS fill
inc, compliment ihc delightful
flavor ot tho fragrant raISln
bread.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Bows on Shoulders and Hips

Always waist defining they detailed with twin bows
the shoulder another at the hip Or again it's collar
but scaoped apes perhaps jet accent that matches the Jet
buttons marching up the front Of black wool suit.
The of color contrast is best exemphfed in slim
gray suit with geometrca applique Of darker
the jacket
Many suits beltedl have pealed PeP+ms that break
straight Silhouette Others threequarer length tunc
suits But the Mangone classic goes and in
and threebuon styles, of beautiful weed heavier
fabric called muskrat hair cloth and gabardnes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
| n N ayfaiL u L...,. VT.

ALI WAITS in ihls WIN he honored Birthday
CucStS..t0 the Womcns Council OF
NAVY League from 10 P Sunday the Naval
Recreation Center.
The event VIII celebrate the WAVES third anniversary.
All their tho Detroit area have
Capt Mildred
director of the WANES...hUt celebration OF
snnNcar, Washington d. c. makes her presence neces-
I'M The capita
Wellington chairman Of tho Detroit Womcns
'1rCi has appointed Mrs wife Of Capt
commanding officer of the Detroit Naval Armory gem
.dl chairman OF the party.
Mrs AsorS has asked Mrs James Murfn 10 be hostess
with Mrs Henry l.. Newman, assisting.
K. l. Wcmp viii be TceShmcnt chairman. assisted by
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Canadian Resorts Lure Americans

CANADIAN RESORTS attracting Unprecedented num-
ber of Americans this
The Lot amlns have just returned 10 their residence in
Moran road Ponte spending three
Grand Bend. Ont. Lake Huron.
The Frederick Avery Bourkes Of the Garden apartments
back Monday from stay OF several weeks the
Mr. and Mrs George Fink up their beautiful
place Grand Bend.
Mrs Irving Book spending week with Mr. and Mrs
Burgess Book OPines
The former Frances Pitman will 60 Chicago
week take young Philip Pittman back his parents.
Ph &c Lansing Pttman USNR who living this
the north shore while Phi 2tc Pttman taking special
Young Philip has been visiting his grandparents Mr. and
Mrs Burgess Book Jr....
The j. Gordon Hills Joan Ellis and the
three weeks at Big Win Inn, Muskoka Lakes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
.NpEr York Fashions:
How York Fashions:
Mansone Suits Masterpieces in Design;
Feature Color Contrast, Slim WastIines
BY JOAN DEAN
Detroit Times Fashion Editor

NEW YORK. July 25-Hoding for fatigue-beaten
fashion press lure than morning of sumbe the col
ections of Philip Mangone and Sally Victor drew standing
only audience
At the official closing of the New York Dress Institute
shows the preceding day. the girls they'll look
another fashion, humble delcousy about sleeping till
dawn for the coat suit and hat
picture presented by these designers.
And Philip Mangone dean of taors, rewards the early
with fall and collection that trumphs
fabric restrictions emerges masterpiece of design,
Newest his tightly pinched-in waisines with
controlled ulness above and below his deep and
holes and exciting sashes of color neutral bright dark
fabrics.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

come in black and brown wool with
nutria or platna dyed fox fur.
The three-quarter length topper
gets a fare at its back and cuffs at
its sleeves this season. To even things
up, Mangone then removes the collar,
gives lapels curve or scallop.
Touches Of fur, sometimes belt,
on a collar, perhaps a tuxedo front
appear often, are particularly effec-
tive in Persian lamb on gray, leopard
on brown or civet cat on turquoise.
Long, black fitted coats are
shown, always with a midriff-mnimiz-
ing belt and wide armholes.
The Mango classic suit,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Navy Decorations

NAVY AND GOLD will he
combined in the decor. and
bowls Of flowers from the Naval
Armory's own gardens will be
placed about the rooms.
A huge birthday cake.
with an appropriate tribute 10
the WAVES lettered in patrI-
otic colorS on the top deck...
viii be the featured centerpicce
on the long table,.
Punch will be served and
there will be music by strolllng
musicians and m m U nifty
singing.
Officers and personnel Of
the WAVES. commanding Of
ficers Of the navy and its aftlli-
ated services. navy public re-
lations and members of the
Detroit Women'S Council OF the
Navy League will be present..
Among the honor guests
will be-. Capt. Richard Thorn
ton Brodhead. USNR (retlred)
Capt. and Mrs. George W.
AkerS.
Capt. and Mrs. C. r. Fair
lamb Capt. and Mrs. a. D.
Mayer. Capt. and Mrs. w. '.
Nichaux. .Comdr. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Holley .Comdr. and
Mrs. Y. 3. Tansill. Lit. ComGr.
c. r. Crandall. USNR (retired)
and Mrs. Crandall.. Lit. Comdr.
and Mrs c. c. Creedon. 1t.
Comdr. William II. Hewitt ire
tired and Mrs. Hewitt...Lt
Comdr. and Mrs Byron F..
F'iechtuer, 1T, Comdr. and
Mrs. f.. B. Hatch. Lit. Comdr.
and Mrs. r. II. Peters. 1t.
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. p. M. Baker
It,.
USMCR Womens Reserve 49,.
USCGR. WAC Capt. Mary W.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Son Born 10 LesIies

s SGT AND MRS JOHN
I LESLIE Betty Webb an
nounce the birth OF second
son. John Earl Jr. July i IN
Detroit The babvS father is
on duty In Europe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Ii. G. w. EqIeston Marries Nurse

1T. JEAN CUNNIFF Of the
army nurse corps, daughter of
Mrs. Laura Cunniff of Trinidad,
Col, and the late Luke j. Cum
milf, and 1t. Charles w. Egle-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Marian GiIbrea+hs Troth Announced
Detroit Times Photo

MARIAN GILBREATTTS engagement Ito Robert T. Skin
Ralph SINNERS of Palmer Woods lis being
by her Mr.. and Mrs William Sydnor
Gilbreath Jr. Of Puritan road Birmingham.
will be the after
his graduation University Michigan Business School
graduate Of Cranbrook. Bowdoin College
School, and affiliated with Psi
Upslon...
brde-elect Wheaton College in Massachusetts
and graduated L. of NJ where she Kappa
Alpha Theta..
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

synonym for perfecon has rival this year. The Mangone
softened suit.
Appearing in gray, gold deep red royal brown, black
and clear slightly blue green they have both deep and
regulation armholes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Shirley Gibbs Returns TO New York

SHIRLEY ANN GIBBS who has been the guest of Mrs Jack
CaSSe kathleen Lebod) Al Mrs CaSSelS
kInGsvie New Powers modelling
Ruth Liebod is visiting her sister.
Mrs Philip Sloan Jr and Philip Sloan
Island for weeks with Mrs Philip Sloan...
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26
Prize Of The Collection

Prize coat is the black wool with ssymmetrica front
pasron of stripes When open it reveals wide black
hooded canes and have quaint old world look
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

ston, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles F. Egleston Of St Clair
avenue, were married Saturday
in the First Presb byterian
Church, Topeka, Kan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

By Frances Drake

Look IN the Section Which Yo Btbdoy Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is, According 10 the Stars,
For Th,rsdog. Juiy o6, 1913
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-26

VI " d I1dITTTIdUs MIS-.
Ralph Bookmyer. Mrs Harry
Cole..and Mrs Harry Cul-
bertSon,..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
MACHINES APPROVED

The ticket selling machines AT
the race track, which have been
the subject Of some eyebrow rails
ing by defense attorneys, are the
ones Installed in the spring OF
1912, following a demand by Gov
Murray d. Van Wagner. At that
time committee appointed by
Van Wagner and consisting OF
Charles r. Fisher, Theodore y
Buhl. James J. Vernon Jf. and
Charles y. Pierce approved them
after an examination in which
they were aided by engineers and
The auditing firm OF Ernst and
Ernst
Testimony hy-EeitA-feFealea
that Edward +. Strong Of Giepe-
land. holds the majority of stock
20 the association and IS listed As
the owner of 1885 shares Of the
3. 600 issued. He holds 1885
shares of the 5000 shares Of pre-
feTred which are valued al 500
a share The remaining Cos are
held by the track treasury.
In addition 10 Strong. common
stock is held by Lehr and General
Manager George W. Lewis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
EnlerIOchen
To Sue AIM

ANN ARBOR. Feb. Z up
DR.. Joseph r. Maddy. national
music camp head, asserted today
that he viii contest the unfair
listing announced today by the
American Federation of Musicians
tAFL) with a law suit lust As
quickly As l can find out where
10 fit il.
Maddy, aneered by AIM Presi-
dent James Caesar Petrillo's lat
est move against the Interlochen
tMiChD summer school for youths,
said he hopes 10 obtain an injunc-
ton restraining the union from
blacklisting him and other men,
berS of the camp staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
E'a. Legislators
TONiSit Lansing

LANSING, Feb. 7 Michigan'S
vote recording machine in the
House vii be Inspected Friday by
a delegation Of Pennsylvania leg
iSlaiors who are making tour OF
state legislatures under auspices
OF the Council on State Govern
mcnts 10 inspect latest time saw
inc deuce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Father Denies Guilt
In Abandoning Son

Anthony JabIecki, 81. Of 9031
Keller. pleaded not guilty today
when arraigned before Recorders
Judge Gerald w. Groat on a
charge of cruelty 10 a child. He
was accused of abandoning his g.
year-old son Stanley. 49,
The father was placed under
s. 900 bond. Examination was set
for Feb 13.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
0PA Rules Bar
Vet Businesses
Detroit Time. washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Feb. drastic
restrictions by the OPA are bar
ring many returned veterans from
re-entering the business fields they
left when they went 10 war. ma
tional commander Scheiherling al
the American Legion charged
today.
In n letter 90 Chester Bowles
OPA administrator, Scheiberling
called for immediate relaxation of
the prohibitive regulations.
Instances were cited where vet
Grams have sought 10 re-establish
bakeries, confectionerieS, tire re-
Gaping services and other enter
priSes they were compelled TO
abandon when called 10 war but
had been denied the ranoned com
-mod1tfcs necessary for their opera
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
The Finest Milk for Baby
Here's why many doeors EvoPorafed
Milk for bodies and growing children:

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milk-so rich and creamy.
Z. Homogenized for easier digestibility.
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a, Every step Of processing scientifically
controlled-to give you the purest, safest
milk in the world.
Wonderful for cooking, TOO!
Yes, Borden's Silver owEvaporatedM Milk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
MPs XIII Soldier

PARIS. Feb. 7 CUP)-Nilitary
police seeking three CT deSerterS
who escaped from a guardhouSe
20 miles southwest Of Paris to-
day fired on an army truck, kill
ing one soldier and seriously
W0undlnC another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Employment Drops
t6Per Cent in Year

Employment in Detroit key war
plants decreased more than 10 per
cent during 1914. George r. Adde's,
Secretary-treasurer of the JAW
Go announced today. The total
OF workers laid of IS many times
greater than the number Of work
crS needed 10 meet new war
schedules Addns sid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
SEES COMPUTERS

am not interested in-the
Machines" Judge Miller told
Jack Stone, racing association
electrician. who accompanied
him on his inspection. II am in
teres1ed i'm that other room
where the computerS figure the
odds" lie called II the pencil
pushing room.
Before going TO the track Judge
Miller signed an order 10 be pre-
Sented 10 Special Prosecutor KIM
Sigler to release the corporation
minute book OF the racing -aSSO-
also the contracts relating
10 the sale oil merchandise on the
racing grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Judge Views
BET Machine

After visit 10 the Detroit
race track today, Circuit Judge
Guy A. Miller expressed the opin-
ion that the totailZator in use
there was not complete.
He sand ne found that-fout
racing associations and four state
ComputerS figured the odds manu-
ally after getting their figures
from the ticket-Selling machines.
at was my understanding
that the machines here com
puted the odds" said Judge
Miller. THAT II why / went
into the present case"
TRACK CALLED NUISANCE
Judge Miller made his inspection
of the tlcket-scllng machines IN
connection with suit OF neigh
borhood plaintiffs who wish 20
prove that the race track IS a
public nuisance. He was accom-
panied by George Day and Arnold
Zeteznik, attorneys for the plain
lifts.
Judge Mi4ler said that he did
not know that the totaliZator al
the track was not complete until
Clarence f. Lehr. chairman OF the
racing association board. testified
ON the witness stand Tuesday.