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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-01

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ieltgelegt per0en iollen.
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mort aui Ieine iriibre GrflGrung.
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glteOid)aft in hn europGiiden beras
tctoen &at eingelaben bGtten.
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"maften ,pir oelltlih, Oab mir ms
oes lebens'pihtiaen Sntereiiys ;sraut-
reihs an ser aSiung oes Seutiden
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-01
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-01
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Evening star., 1945-11-18
English Union
|Angipersarv

The 25th anniversary Of the Eng
lish Speaking Union in this country
will be marked December Il when
the local organization will give .
dinner. Plans for the dinner were
discussed at a meeting of the Board
of Governors last week when the
president, Mr.. Philip Marshall
Brown, presided.
The English Speaking Union Is
the oldest and largest society Of its
kind, and the only one to have
parallel societies in Canada, Aus
tralia, New Zealand, India, Malta
and England.
Members Of the union believe that
real understanding between English
speaking peoples Of tomorrow is es-
sential to the creation and main-
tenance of q peaceful and happy
world.
Among those attending the meet
ing were Mr.. Wade H. Ellis. Mrs.
James o. Murdock, Mr.. Eliot Wads-
worth, Mr.. George Maurice Morris,
Mrs. George p. Scriven, DR.. Gilbert
GroSvenor, Mr.. Charles Frederic
Wilson. DR.. James A. Lyon, Mrs. Ed
ward B. Meigs, Mr.. Albert w. At
wood, Mr.. Leander Mccormick
Goodhart, Mrs. James w. Boyer,
Mrs. Frederic Schenck, Mr.. Charles
G. Glover, jr.; Nine. CantacuzenA,
Maj. j. L. Chamberlain, Mr.. Fred
eric A. Delano, the Right Rev. An
gus Dun, Mr.. Robert Lincoln
OBrien, Mr.. Walter r. Tuckerman,
the honorary treasurer, Mr.. Charles
Delmar, and the honorary secretary,
Mrs. Roy E. Lowe.
Evening star., 1945-11-18

shortly will move to the Experiment
Station and occupy the house for
merly lived In by the late Comdr.
Frederick Marggraif and his family,
Mrs. Dermott v. Hickey has re-
turned from Seattle. 1t. Comdr
Hickey, who has been serving aboard
the U. 8. s. Iowa In the Pacific,
was in Seattle for the Navy Day
celebrations,
Evening star., 1945-11-18

Mrs. John T. knight, IT,, and her
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth o. Sanborn,
will occupy the residence Of Mrs.
M. s. Guest in Wardour for the
winter.
1t. and Mrs. John Reed, who have
been occupying q cottage in Anne
Arundel County. have returned to
their apartment on State circle for
the winter.
Evening star., 1945-11-18

Mrs. James Doyle has Joined
Comdr. Doyle. retired, in New
York, whence they will leave for In
dia and China. In the latter coun-
try they will 60 to Shanghai, their
former home.
Prof. and Mrs. James Galloway,
who spent the summer at their
country home In Anne Arundel
County, now are in their winter
home in Cumberland Court.
Capt. Paul Koonce has returned
from sea duty and Joined Mrs.
Koonce and their daughter. They
Evening star., 1945-11-18
Christ Church Bazaar

Mrs. j. Edward Burroughs is In
charge of the arrangements for the
Christmas sale and bazaar Of Christ
Church in Georgetown, one Of the
historic churches of this diocese.
The sale will be held in the parish
house at 3108 o street from 2 to 10
O'Clock. Customary fancy articles
usually found ut church fairs and
Christmas sales will be on hand and,
in addition, there will be real lace
pillow covers and hand-knit bootees
and sacques for babies and for the
interest Of children there will be 4
grab bag.
Evening star., 1945-11-18
Herndon

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell.
entertained at ! bridge supper last
evening for l8 guests.
Mrs. Thomas Henderson has re-
turned from Salem, Va, where she
was the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Malcomb e. williams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
DETROIT asyTNE S
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James BYson 81 Minnie Leysn, So.
Albert G. Klsis, % June Z smith, a.,
wm. R. CLANCY Jr- - Charlotte l.
Wizard Young 27. Mary weaklsns. p
Donald " Baldwin. 81 MaiI Thomas. -.
Adam FeicLak 30 Emma Feczsk -
Robert G woodourn. IS kathryn NJ Nc
Ne1lo Ratlr 20 Olga Nipsrso. q
Wm. o pierce. a. Rosemary 3 Baird "a
samuel Nsghcr Dolores N Fisam II
Jos Allor 20 Margaret A Schopf 20
Leverne P Hampton ~. Virginia NJ hub
Jos Lucchini SIS carmeus valentine. Al
Charles r Myers % Geneveve n spsul-
Bailey Leymsn. "a cieNsws zlotuchs. ~
Ernest McMsth As Emma Doeriung. IS
Thomas W Creen"sy, 2s; May v shad.,
water Hoinovsk 2s stella zmudlinsn. 27.
James \, csteilsn,, IS Catherine r. Crit.
Waiter Boushton Jr. 81 Margaret sanyss.
wm vaughan. AZ Marin. p Bursch ~.
Andrew peLsronde, "a. Dorothy J. Frssiws
Geo Guly.zsn. IS Margaret casssl. so
kAefsil fmcrlI - ieseohine Sslsr
Lester Maek. Is Lnnsn p,yenpor -
Wendell Dsni Jr - Julia Zimme. 81
| Elmer Koster 40 Margaret Hubert 30
Albert Ternts, IS MsrEeret L Hansen. q
Rureigh 30 Lorens L Tsllmscse IL
! Barton J. Hare rs Ieane Martin %
Donald A pingusl - Shirley Kennedy. IS
| Clifford King 20 MsIy CcfeL il
! AVN =. WiricE. % Flora watkins, y.
! Norbert J KoSs, 20 Nancy Ke,,z IL
\ Geo NJ Jsf'ries p Helen 1 Hutton. al
| Clifford Hudlc 2 Rose ZsucnA -
] Aubrey Goldman, ~ shirley SisFel -
! Poht L, CsrdoZA, al. Irene G KroN "a.
! Nm Armstrong 4h sally MAYS -
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
BIRTHS

BOYS
Dons Kocn 1000 Gugrs
pomiteIa Gsrsvaglis bils sohns
Zelda Rose. 2f2l Gladstone
Betty PAynick, a6t4 y Msr,inds'
Eleanor Jeskke 2O6f Pointer
Isabelle Roseablau 27l7 Collngvood.
Borghld Stroui. 6OT Fled.
Elaine Vale "a SprCsi
Martha StaiChuk. sos Guthrie Foya! OAK.
Carrie Edward 2l47 Ne,dTum.
Grace Hill $50 ". Vernon
Florence Casey. 4Aso TrumouN
Virginia stanton, SllS Farmbrcok
Marraret Watson 23323 Mona pearhcrn
Helen Milling. 1873 Elmhurst Highland PARK
Pearl knight 1894 Mansfield
Ellen Wolt0vic1. 27S7 ENvpoc
Leone Horton. 1925 Northlswn
Marvel Killewsld. l7472 Nsnds
Ruth Riir'c Cummings. :s. iSs7s Crass
jeanette kinden 1872 Ferguson
Nav SAIi HsS6sn -. sis I9io7 van Blien.
EIisnor Moody. 44ss ". jefferson Ecorss.
Lillian Howell 764s OssFe Allen PARK.
Dor0thy Worsham 2Ol0 Glynr
olive Harrison 324 Albany Fernda'e
!l.ne Schradcr, e2ll Williamson. Dearoorn'
| Cara PuMam. 5e5 Lewiston Fernasls
Dorothy Cerussr, 1872 Fourth, Roys
vTstn. Cain. s2sl FIRST Hoy.l OAK
Iona Nielsen. 4llf Ls1hsn. Dss1eorn.-
d:1l, LsSh To2ptI PSdb.y 7o74 ts P"iJ" outer eay,
Crse. Quinn 3i27 Pars,r Poys OAK
Kathleen Tucker lal7o Butse's
Helen Snsddon, 9o4e Horton
Lrusn Volpe 1907 Blaine
Betty Dissin 1882 Edison
GIRLS
HATTIE sTi'R I3sI 70 5les19aii.s sr,,,,,c,
Hllda Urcan 1907 Gable
sylvia Crave. $500 Lnlsy Plymouth
mildred Sentel -4o1o Edgar ROYAL oar
:
Fisanors Kis7lowsN 1929 Conlsy
Grace Cosen'ino 7l64 superior
Helen Mahanns 294 Ncwpor
4 Gertrude coles 100 psvcApori
Eleanor Nssy, 222s Burger. Dearborn.
Lois ias'J Jehins. T 2os4o Ride,nont Cauot
Mary Lunn 2736 2 Fort
Mae LAperriere 2l733 Gascony.
/ Lluis Harper SIS Mcn'calm
Alyins Butcher s27a S'shelin
Grace Achee i6Ss6 Brsie
Grace Nattern 1857 steele
Gertrude white 1925 Lcslrs
Elaine Imatts 12ol4 Hcyden
Mary Garcia 1921 san Juan
Marion Harrington. 3462 Greenfield. Berk
AIMS msss 1913 Lonyo
Wiiiadene Cans sS43 HartvsH Dearborn.
Helen Phillips lloei Cloyerhvn.
Helen ,i,r psszsisTirr. Ass Iorsthon. Des-
Antoine, S'ii ucci. 4sel Palmer Dearborn.
Catherine Souihsri 1927 MsrEsreta
Tjirsheth ThomsSson 96O6 Forrer
Marjorie Ouelletts. 376 " Pear Hare -
Msrabe, Krosscn. 2osol ". nsnt-Miis
] Pennington
Anna skolsskinsH. siAS 3o'h
Marion McCreadie 1855 cove
Margaret GonsaleT l22A2 Memorial
Bernice Rurhsn A33a 3lS.
Carol Field $500 SAveIs
Florence Wynhor llsSo SUSSEX
Gertrude Olsen. 1925 Stratnmoor.
Viole, Hsvater $500 Fourth
Theresa shark 1855 Williams
shirley Schacrlne 124Se Wilnsrs.
Marian Rihsrskv 1919 ontario.
Fvelyn STOMP 7A36 Roosevelt
Helen Trsylor ~ Ho'hrook
An'oineUe Anderson All Norsville inkster
Lillian kaufman 1901 Pennington
/ Isabelle Krshenbucr'. ia06s Hanna
Catherine Carpenter, 27o7S 1oVniey. Hare
7 PAIN
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Bx DIR. KURT SCHUSCHNIGG

Erelute ey International Nsw Special Service
~
10 p
Ny thought Of stablizing central Europe must per-
n force include Austria. which is in its center.
And. II the age Of buffer states IS really past then
the Austrian problem and the central European problem
is longer of continental concern but must be viewed
from international standpoint.
Germanys crushing defeat has thrown upon Austria
tic Of particularly delicate future role. Simply pt,
austria mast be tC b,5dQc bCrCCa the GcraaSp SpcakAg
peoples and thC rest ot the woJId.
II world leaders Will he realistic they cannot ignore
ircorrovertibe fact; That the German community is
integral part of immortal Europe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

Serving Time, Subscribers N Nsekel
avenue, Z,nn has iror,a,ed his number Of
customers from 80 90 80 n the ten
month, h, has tcer ,srri,r. HIS prohts
average $50 uctk which \, uses for
expenses, war bond, and ,svings.
lawn, Il, live, A. -A09 Neekei ard !,
seventh grsde student at s.. MichaeI
School where science IS his favorit, sub
leot. lie pin, 20 attend colleg, 81 the
University OF Michigan, later hopes 20 be-
come ar engineer.
ZInn pllp softb,ll IN Tn. De,roi,
Times Cirrier Athleuo League, build,
model ,lrrlsnes and rsriir, RADIOS as hob.
bie,. lie IS second eliN Boy Scout OF
Troop FS-e and member of ST.. Alphon-
81, Church.
IIr parents, Mt. and Mrs. Iohr Z,nn,
recommend r.v'rir,r rout,, - Ev. hov,
an oppouurrv 20 earn th,iS own MONEY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
. Drivers Face
Drunk Charges

Police held nine motorists today
or drunk driving charges after
they were involved IN norinWry
accidents last night while usher
inE in the holiday season.
The drivers. ali OF whom failed
the new drunk-o-meter test. arc
Mrs Rosetta Crook, IS, Of 1905
7. Ferry; John Kairaitis, IS. Of
e656 Plnehur>t Harold FIHnSon.
81. Of 6256 Westwood. Ernest w.
Erickson, A.. of 25OS6. Dearborn.
Lester Z. Scott, 30, Of 13505
L. Sale.
Walter McGrit. IS Of 1907 +.
lafayette: Dewitt Bailey IS. of
1850 Eighteenth William Finn.
d. Of Chope Place. and DAVIS
Edge, 45. of 96S " Forest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Ar Worm SEupvyuHyu1 oETR6FA17fMES
~ WIN SA/Ae - Answers to Veterans

After his death. I received a
pension until 1 remarrieed. Re-
Gently. my second husband also
died. VIII / now he qualified 90
again receive the pension by
reason of my first husbands
service: X. c. j.
remarked Awidew ef a
panish-American war veteran
may requalify for pension bene-
fits if her subsequent marriage
is dissolved by death or divorce
on any ground except adultery
on the part of the wife. A claim
for widows pension on Form
534 should be filed with the
nearest office of the Veterans
Administration,
Q-Ny husband il being dis
charged Nov. IL. and I want to
know II I should keep the al
lowance check will receive
early in December? y. =.
A-The effective date OF
termination of entitlcment 10 a
family allowance is as Of tho
month in which the ServiCcman
is discharged You are entitled
10 the check you will receive IN
December.
Q-My sisterin-law's huS-
band II a staff sergeant. She ~
expecting n baby soon. Will the
government provide her with
benefits of the Emergency Ma
ternity and Infant Care pro-
gram? f. B.
A-No. Dependents Of serV-
icemen IN the first three grades
of rank are ineligible for this
care.
Q-What il the pay OF a first
sergeant now overseas, with six
years total service? \. j. I.
A-Base pay is Sl3S per
month, plus 20 per cent for
overseas duty and ; per cent
additional for each three wears
of service; total pay Sl19.4O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Legion Elects
Ex-Gov. SteHe

CHICAGO, Nov. p ms
John STEELE. former governor OF
Illinois, took over today SIS ma
uopal commander Of the Ameri-
can Legion as the veterans
organization opened the greatest
membership drive in It's history
Their goal is the millions Of
men and women now beng dis
charged from the armed forces.
Stelles nomination and election
40 closing sessions yesterday
touched off the biggest demon
strauon Of the LeGlon's 9th an
unal convention in Chicago. Rules
were suspended, after other can
didatoS had Withdrawn IN his
favor and 4 number Of states had
yielded, 10 make the election
unanimous.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
MutO Defends
Ydmdshitd Acts

MANILA. Nov. % QNS)-Lt.
Gen. Arkia Muto continued has
defense Of Gen. YamaShita on the
witness stand today AT the for
ner Jap Philippine commander S
trial
Nuto was YamaShita'S chief Of
staff IN the Philippines. lie told
the court yesterday that internal
army and navy jealousy left
Namashlta powerless 10 stop street
fighting in Manila and that he,
therefore. was not responsible for
atrocities committed during the
Jap reign Of terror.
a hearing is 70 be held by the
Philippine supreme court tomor-
row TO consider further action on
Yamashitas plea for habeas cor
pus writ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
How Troops
Come Home

Troopships orriUirg in u. S.
home ports today included the
! following:
AT NEW YORK - Athos IL,
$3.50 troops, Raymond stevens,
IS troops, Dalton Victory, p
navy. 3 army, Cape Page. 3S
George Shiras, sic.
AT NORFOLk-J. Halthorn,
597 troops {. Weiser, $50; NJ. NJ.
BepaH, 55S22 55S22-W Jackson, $50 . /,
Mariposa, 4755 troops; l.. Stef-
fens, 573 Alexander r.. Brown,
II, X. :. Wilson (no figures avail
ablel.
At SAN DIEGO-DeStroyer
/ escorts Annie t22 navy and Pres
/ ley 81 navy; escort carrier
Rendova. 2l7 marines; assault
transport Dupage. 1o9 navy;
Widegon, Q navy.
AT PORTLAND The Cape
Canso. 1,436 army; Fieberling, 65
Gendreau, %; the Paul q. Baker,
| as, the Queens, Montour, Mathew
Thornton and southampton, men
from Manila and Tokyo.
AT SAN FRANCISCO-The
Gen. John Pope, with 5,3s7 misc.
army personnel: the Allendale,
l20ll navy and 81 army personnel;
the Calvert, PAS army and 9SS
navy men; the Fort Clatsop. 20
navy: Maya. 30 army men;
Mopntrail, COS navy men; Gen. r..
r. Collins. 3,l95 army men includ-
Ing the iq. and base squadron OF
the 36Oth Air Service group; Al
bert \. Robinson with 307 navy
! personnel
AT Los ANGELES-Emily II,
VI. Weder. lac army. 2l7 army
nurses, 3i7 army patients: USS
Custer, 20 officers and 1882 en-
listed men Of 1llth Infantry; Kill
dare, 81 army; Ots Bsroe. 2.23i
1armv, | civilian, USS SHELBY,
3,343 army.
AT BOSTON-Wakefield. 7.1lo
troops incl. 80 re-enliStees Of
50Sth Parach chute Regt; John
Walker, 573 incl. 3299th ON.
Service Co. and nth Evac. :
William T. Barry, $40 incl. 317th
Medical Battalion Co NJ. OF 37lSt
Inf. 5097th Field Artillery Bat
TALON and Artillery Divisions Hq.
Battery, all OF 92d Inf. Div.
Thomas Page, 546 incl. Hq. and
Ia. detaChmentS of lS9th and
i36th Medical Battalions Walter
Ranger. 533 mel. 63Sth Ord.
Ammo. Co. 9th Evac Hosp.
-.lI41h- -AlataE-AHhlAaHee- Co.
At SEATTLE-Sea Quail. 2 ,031
incl l6ith Inf. First Battalion
2lSt Mech. RECONNAISSANCE troops
l2lst Med. Battalion'S Cos. A. and
G. Americal DIV. band Lindle,
VI. Garrison. Schemya. IS troops
AT NEWPORT NEWS - J
Hsthorn, 597 troops. including
Z26th Eng. GS. Regt. and CaSuals
Marion NJ. Bovard. 5S2 miscel-
laneCus troops: Conrad Weiser
$50 miscellaneous troops; william
Jackson. So miscellaneous troops
Mariposs, i577 troops. no units
Lincoln Steffens. 573 troops, M
units. Alexander r.. Brown, il
I miscellaneous troops; X. :. Will
son, % miscellaneous troops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

Tor service-conneCted disability
pension. does the claimant have
any right TO appeal the deci-
sion" j. c.
Ale may appeal the deci-
sion within one year from the
date of the mailing Of the no.
tlce of the result of the initial
review or determination. APP
pealS. or application for re-
view" AS they are known, must
he filed with the office which
made the denial. II no applica-
ton for review or appeal Is filed
within one year, the action
taken on the initial review or
determination will become final
and the claim will not there
after be reopened except upon
the basis Of new and material
evidence. Any application for
review on appeal filed with the
office which made the denial
and which is postmarked prior
10 the expiration of tho one
year period will be accepted as
having been filed within the
time limit.
Q-My first husband was a
sh-American war veteran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Owning
Burglar Tools

Two men charged with pos Sess-
irE burglary tools and under
s. 600 bond each TO-DAY after they
pleaded innocent before Recorder 5
Judge Joseph 2. ellis.
Awaiting examination Dec {
were Raymond Hicks. n. NJ 1855
Rowland. and Otto Schlll. %, Of
2746 Franklin. A. the time o'
arrest, Hicks vas free on ar
appeal bond. He rsd been con-
victed Of breaking and entering ir
July and sentenced TO five 70 15
wears IN prison.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
HUSBAND is 81

I-h1 III SDA4Nb ~ ~
ok years old. has 80 months
service and 50 points. tie has
been redeployed To the Pacific
after months of European serv-
Ice. Can YOU tell me appfoNi-
mately when he will be dis
charged VI. =.
A-The point system applies
without discrimination 10 al en-
listed personnel of the army
wherever they are stationed,
Men recently assigned 20 the
Pacific who are eligible for dis
charge under the point system
viii be reaSSigned 10 units that
are scheduled 10 return 70 the
United States. However, lack ~
shipping and replacements may
temporarily slow down the re-
turn of mon eligible for dis
charge from the Pacific.
Q-I was drafted into the
army in Nav. 1913, hut trans
ferred 10 the Enlisted Reserve
Corps I'm January, 1914, to
work I'm an aircraft factory. Re-
Gently, | tried T. obtain a dis
charge on tho assumption that
being 35 years Of age | could
request il. hut my application
was denied. Can you tell me
why" Pvt. T. Is. A.
A-Mcn who were trans
ferred from the army and
placed on an inactive status in
the ERC TO work in an essen
tial Job were subject 10 recall
by the army AT any time. Al
though YOU were technically in
the army and under army SUI
perVision, YOU were not in "aC-
tive service Under Circular
269 enlisted personnel in the
army are eligible for discharge
AT their own request. providing
they arc 35 years of age or over
and have completed two years
Of honorable. active military
service since Sept 16, 1910.
OF the Veterans Admins
tration should disallow a claim
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Clio House Contest
Winners Announced

Winners in nationwide con-
test conducted by the educatlonal
department Of Willow Run Local
81. UAW-CIO. for the best Sug-
GestIon OIL production line manu-
facture Of pre-tabricated houses
were announced today.
Robert :. 6ttk Of BreckSvTtfe.
= won first place. Others were
William Damon. oLs Angeles: NJ
{ Work, Detroit; Henry r. Van
oevelde. Ann Arbor- ID ouG Ia 5
LaFrambolse, Ann Arbor, and
William L. Nlhgar, Evansville.
Ind.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
births Marriages . Deaths
DIVORCES

Albert Hilton from Rossies.
Helen Skscun from Franz
Eileen Fisher from Houaid
Doris Graney from Martin }.
Rose Helen Brocato nom John
Prank Schrsmm from Ann Narie.
virginia Cray from william c
Cas!mir L LeWinSk from Hedp!g 7
Ge0rFie G. suisse from Auson.
Leafs G. Arnold from JcDnie.
Perlis + Weich from JogNc
Airing Guinea from virginia.
Lorraine Borcek from AItG-r.
Stanley Krou from Alcf
Marie Mckenzie. from Joshua.
Anna M Case from Paul
james Dovney from Mar
Morris Hoffman, from Lillian
Archie Crimsf from ClaTs
Ida ChsrdoneAu from Crarlts.
Daniel stokes, from Jennie
Clara Gorman. from Peer.
Lillian Do1ier from Siadp
Betty ~ Brewer from James.
Norbert Ptslz. from Aie'fs
James A Hunt. from Arrc'fs
Clarence WIZ. from Ffsdrfs
Alodia Peden, from FORBES.
Doris Troutnan from james.
Clifford Taylor from Bess-.
Hazel Davis from Clsren~s
Celcstlne Brown from WILSON
Mildred ? McCniluw from Ce-".
David Jones from Mildred
Leona Pierce from Harvey
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
The Endl
3 Die. 81 Hurt
I'm Rail Wreck

APPLETON. Wis, Nov -
INS l-EmeLgencV- -teileA
today to clear the wreckaCe of
the special Chicago and North
western passenger train. which
was dcrallcd near Appleton after
n hi an auto. killing three and
InUring 81
Among the injured were many
ScrNlcemen and cadet nurses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
School Exceeds
V-Lodn Quota

Highland Park Senior High
School today claimed top honors
IN the Highland Park Schools
Victory Loan Drive with an an
nouncement that its S53, 900 quota
had been exceeded $4,000.
The school was the third in
Highland Park 10 pass its quota
Chairman Frank y Isbey Of the
State War Finance Committee an
nounced
Victory bonds will be on sale
st all motion picture theaters
TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

The Na7i thouSand-ycar myth,
thank God is smashed. But
Goethe, Schiller. Kant and Licb-
ni'l share lasting European
glory with Dante. Pctrarch,
Caldoron and Shakespeare.
Yes. the Austrian dialect Of
othe German language as Mo-
ZartS genius spoke d. can bridge
the VOID that Lucjier - internal
machine fashioned IN Europe
and the world.
No one VIII deny that on Aus
trla'S and through her. Ger
many's resurrection lies the
preventive 10 future wars.
TO ACHIEVE this rcSurrcC-
L ton. besides education and
Te-eduCauon of German people
m the basic principles OF de-
moCraCy. it IS imperative that
Austria be given her place in
system of political and economic
internationaliSm which must be
instituted on a world scale if
peace Is not 10 rest on quick
sand
Remember, AuStria'S theorcti-
cal independence >uccumbed.
way back in 1888. 10 tho will Of
a stronger neighhor And this
came 10 pass not for political
reasons but out Of economic
pressure.
II can he said that Austria
fell after FIVE years eco-
nomic struggle with Nazi Ger
manN-an unequal struggle
designed and executed hy HIT
Ter himsep 10 liquidate Aus
tria the cold way.
Other small central European
nations cut off from outside
trade by a solid ring of Nazl
steel could tell similar story.
TNiE small nations whose peo-
L piles have emerged from tins
last catastrophe battered but
wiser will fall in line with en-
thusiasm provided the solution
is suggested quickly and Its exc
-cutlon Is not delayed -untIl-re.
cent sufferings are forgotten by
the human mind.
Austria. whose 1000. 600 good.
G er m a n = speaking Europeans
have a historic inheritance 10
defend and pass on TO poSterity.
is anxious 10 play a major role
as the representative OF German
speaking Europe.
Austria can assume the
peace leadership Of the cen
trai European compiler of
small states. But 10 do a.
sUoccssfuIiy Il is Imperative
thot Austria and Austrians be
permeoted with the demo.
cratic Day Of life.
We do not despair that this
will happen. We do not de-
spair that absolute legality
will he restored. that tribunals
will no longer be influenced
by politics or politicians. that
social legislation will be en-
acted and that labor's role in
government he recognized.
We do not despair that cat ef
the ruhble Of war Will emerge
a national conviction of union
and attachment 10 the mother
land
We do not despair because A
tradition of 200 years cannot be
destroyed by a seven-year
curse.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Probe OPA Graft

Los ANGELES, Nov. p (rNS)
L. s Attorney Charles Carr an
noUnced today that federal
grand Jury Will investigate charges
Of corruption IN the OPAS Los
Angeles rent DIVISION.