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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-25

MUNICH-AP-Complaints that
Identification was tagging and that
suspected Nazis still we're active
/, in the government and economy
Of the Eastern Military District
in Bavaria, commanded by Gen.
George S. Patton, Jr., were report
ed under investigation today by a
representative of L. S. forces, Euro
pean theater.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-25

WAsHuNGTON-AP-Rep. En-
gel (R.Mich.l one OF a six-man con-
gressional committee who returned
Monday from a fveweek tour of
American military bases around the
globe. is against revealing the sec
1ret Of the atomic bomb TO the Rus
SLAMS or anyone else. Russia
hasn't given us anything" he as
serted. "She didn't even let us send
observers to the front"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-25

See PEACE-Page ?
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Seheuman

Edward l. -Schuuman, 65, Of
S3S4 Logan. viii be buried IN
Woodmere Cemetery tomorrow
after services at 3 p. m, in the
chapel of the MartenSon Funeral
Home. 1925 Lawndale.
The Rev. Arthur w. Ratz
pastor Of the Fort Street PrcSby
tcrian Church, will offIciatc
ffc had been associated with the
Reliable Furniture Co. for ID
Years As credit manager
lie is survived by three sons,
Edward r. William and Pvt Mel
yin. now In the south Pacific: a
daughter. Mrs, Verna NJ Saund-
crS. TWO brothers. Fred of Flint
and Hazen. a lieutenant colonel in
the south Pacific, a sister. Mrs.
Nina Hungcri0rd of SanduSky,
Mich. and five grandchildren
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
John Donaldson

John Donaldson. 81. of 1876
Cascade. VIII bc buried in Acacia
Park Cemetery after services AZ
10 30 "A. m tomorrow m the
Harvey Medley Funeral Home
56s3 Maybury Grand Or Mar
shall Reed Of the Nardn Park
Methodist Church VIII oftICiatc.
A Deuoiter for 20 years and a
member Of Detroit Lodge 10 q
T. and A. ~, Nh Donaldson died
Saturday.
BE is survived by his widow
barbara. three sons Edwin j.
George and SGT John C. of faf
air forces. sister Mrs AleN
ChivoS. = brother. George Of GIa>-
cord Scotland and one grand
daughter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Mrs. Kate Kieffer

Funeral -Na4A-ee--f4ft NJ y A~iif--7 rv-rtr-
Baker Kiefier. So. who died Satur-
day. were to hc held al 2;30
r. m. today in the William r.
Hamilton Chapel CaSs al AleXan-
drino. Burial Will follow IN Elm
wood Cemetery
A pioneer Dctroitor. Mrs. kicf-
fer was the daughter of Frank
Baker. founder of the Old Club
on 81. CLAIR Flats. She was
among the first pupils in the Lig-
Got School and studied IN France
and Germany
Surviving is daughter Mrs
Carl DanIICT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Chang, Red
Truce Feared

NElN- YORK I--.A--o Il
United States polNH insists oa
Gcn. Chang ku.Shck |9<pc 4
truce with Chimes Communists.
fhe true interest, ci China as Wc.l
as The Allied cause VIII Doe Sacri-
ficcd 20 thC red god ot commu-
nI>m." James Z. Noung. Tor l5
Years ms tar eastern coIlc-
SD0niont charged n the regular
weekly Wake Up America radio
debate here With Harrison For
man. China traveller and writer,
0 discussing Can China Unite 30
Chinese Communists are
striving with all the power at
their command Ca maintain an
independent rebel government
within the state Of China"
Young SAID.
I'VE will contribute to Chi
ncse disunitY II we Ask the
Chungking central government
10 compromise with "A gang of
hine>e Communists who print
their own currency, maintain.
their eHR army aad refuse tn
join i'm unifNing China.
Domestic troubles IN china
are largely due to our failure
to supply China IN quantities
propoTtionate to her military
-necdN.- -Ae-are contributing To
Chinese diSunitN through pO-
litiCal di>unitN pressure n we
insist that the central govern
ment of Chang kai-Shrk COM
promise with the lenan Com
,,,ttpi-s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
NJ 6. Paterson S
Rites Planned
Obituaries

ifrirrrr-rf Sr'r-t-fr-r-S tr--r' trrtfrr ar
ranged for Murray G. Paterson,
ta~r,gr rranac1r nf the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra who was
found dead i'm hiS cottage at Wal
loon Lake near petoskcY where
he was spending a vacation. He
was e.
4 native of Detroit, he was
named >ccrctarS-oi-the betroit
Symphony Society IN 1877 and
general manager Of the orchestra
in 1881 Before joining the society
he had heen-aR- R-t5f-sr-5HTstIn Detroit
for ,-t-iif--
He iS survived by q daughter
Mrs. Margaret GHegoLN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03

the nearnesS OF God i'm the midst
Of battle, your group can be-
come a very live, guiding force
OI the church in the future"
Atty Charles Lockwood closed
tho afternoon program by chal-
Longing these women 10 wake up
to the forces of bigotry, hatred
and intolerance that exist at home
today.
The Community Service Wives
Club, whose membership is not
restricted TO any denomination or
race, meets every other Tuesday
evening az the Association OF
Women'S Clubs, 5i6l Brush.
Typical of similar clubs through
out the city. their purpose has
been TO render service 10 the COM
munity as well - 10 relieve
anxiety and loneliness among
themselves through social activi-
ties together
Each returning husband will be
tcted al socially planned party.
These women also look forward to
the day when final victory has
been proclaimed. and their club
can continue as a permanent or
ganlzaton, with sheir husbands A
strong part Of their membership.
In the meantime. they have
established a sinking fund 10 be
used in behalf OF sick members or
those who need financial aid.
Officers of the Community
Service Wives Club are Mrs.
Frances Love. PRESIDENT; Mrs.
Beatrice Webster vice president;
Mrs. Georgia Burgess, secretary; :;
Mrs. Ida Culpcppcr, treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
ARMY WOUNDED
PACIFIC AREA

ELsNER GEORGE c., PVT. Son OF Alex.
tntu E'snes EVEN
GIPPERICE. RUSSELL v { SGT -uus.
band u Mrs Roberta J. Gipperlch. Kalams-
uBBARD ROBERT " PFC Son OF Mrs
MsF'' hlooStd, Niles
LAPp SIMON. PFC son Of Mrs. Ann.
Lagp. Grand Rapids
=. .LEFuRGEY, PAUL J., Husband OF
NJ, Kathryn Leiurgey. Mount Morris.
LILLY. CLIFFORD, PVT Son Of John
LILY shepherd.
MeCuLLocH JOSEPH PFc-saf,
~ VIZ. Cara McCuuoch Rochester
McGEE. GERALD PFC o. Mrs
EAa. aILliRy6s PyS Gsfaf ixmfs Rapids isr sc1soo =,
MIS- Helena Mllllron, Beulah
MURPHY MARVIN II IST LT.-Son OF
Merlin q. Murphy Lansing.
NELSON VIRGIL NJ PVT Son o. Mrs
LeonA Mason Nelson, Pennington.
PARKS, KENNETH H.. PFC Son Of Mrs
REao,.,IiSissq- q-o;;;s-' 'rrr-=son oI Mrs. III
,P!NTACuRA. JACK a. s sGT.-Husband
OF pMi,., MIS- Ann pintaeura. Flint
ALICE Powell. Constantine
RIzzARDI. ALBERT J.. I'd Lr.-Hussand
OF Mrs Eva r. Rizzardi Iron River
ROTHFUsS FLOYD c, PvT--Husband or
Mrs. Beulah Rothfuss Pigeon
sANDERsFIELD. GERALD c, PFC Son Of
Carlyle +. SanderSfield Flint
6tzhFENeE- d PFC-=Huxband Gf
Mrs Jean a. Sines Adrian
TISSUE ELLSWORTH NJ PFC.-Husband
0f Mrs Bonnie Tissue Ithaca
-NAN- -HAETSMA- RAYMOND -Sr;T--Son OF
Mrs Aoble Van HaitSma Falmouth
VINCENT. FREDERICK JR-, PFC Son OF
Mrs Frances Vincent Flint
WALKER JAMES CPL Husband ~
Mrs Margaret walker Kalamazoo
WILKINSON WILBUR L PFC Son M
Mrs. Haze Wilkinson. Quincy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03


Through your club" she said,
"you can get down TO brass
taCkS ON important community
problemS--the interraCial issue.
organized labor, ncighborhood
reCreational facilities and the
problem of rcadmstmcnt for
your homecoming husbands.
RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS
"In this way, YOU service
wives, who perhaps feel the
strain In the community a.
strongly a. any other group. can
help NOurSelVe and others
around YOU to become more re-
Sponsible citizens"
Miss Panton was instrumental
in organizing the City-Wide Coun-
ell of ScrVCcmCn'S Wives which
has been iunctlonlnE through the
YWCA tor more than a year.
The Rcv. Ellsworth Smith. di-
rector Of war emergency service
of the Detroit Council of Churches
emphasized the worries about the
future security of family employ
mcnt and position 10 tho COM
muniN WHICH bcSet The man IN
service
"NourS Is controlling com
munity group he said. and
through your efforts YOU can
help the dreams oi these return
ing serViCemen become a reality.
HONORARY MEMBERS
Right now suggest YOU
make your husbands honorary
members Of Your club. And he
cause ~ mshy Of them have felt
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Lest We Forqet--Lest We Forget!
HetrOii'S Battle Hero Roll

4 f0umcr Dctroitcr was one Of
tho victims when a Zap ship car
rNlnG American prisoners north
from the Philippines was sunk by
>ubmarnC action.
The death Of two Detroit sailors
is reported IN the sinking OF the
destroyer escort JSS FREDERICK
g. pa>Is. in The N0rth Atlanlc
Also included i'm todayS bio
graphical sketches are TWO who
died and three who were wounded
ON OkndWa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03

Nbl. HAROID y. HATCH,
-, infantry, May -, Oklnawa.
hospltllIzcd. Hawaii previously
wounded nm L.cyte4 invasion.
awarded Purple Heart: Rcdtord
Union graduate. Frederick Stern
empioyo. n service November.
1912 overseas October 1914 son
ot Mrs Emma kaufman. 3515
\otunChanN Drive
PFC. CHARLES r. HOOT. 2S.
infantry May 20. OknaWa. back
IN action. Whitehead -KalcS en-.
ploye. Jn service July, 1914 over.
seas January, 1915. wife. Irene.
three children. To- Charles, River
Rouge. son of Mr and Mrs. Elias
Uoot. Lincoln Park.
1T WILLIAM HENRY KIN
SEN, 20. USNR. April u, South
Pacific. hO,pltalilcd, Honolulu,
graduate of Highland Park High.
Wayne University University Of
Michigan Law School: IN service
September. 1912; overseas ~
wears. sem of Mr and Mrs vii
Lam r. klnScN. SlOO +. jefferson.
PVT. ALAN B. WAGNER, u.
engineer June %, Luzon still hos
prN Nllc1 awarded Purple Heart
attended, M3RfenzIc; IN service
September 1912. o,cr~ea( Two
e.--F- -eH ~ Bi amt Mrs Bar-
II.n F. Na.Orci. gZS6 Manor
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
OITST.ATE
ARMY DEAD
.IRnPTAN ARIA

ftRnftAN AktA
SrYKFR JACK p SGT son ~ Mrs
Bessie j. Spyker Battle Creek
PACIFIC AREA
BENCHECK EDWARD L., PFC Son n
Mrs Clara RenCheCk Flint
BLACKBURN WALTER PFC-Hus-
band Qf MIE.-I Jeanette -ElackhuLl-- --ELlul-----
CAILISON WILBUR C.. PvT-Son of Al
bert CalliSun Coleman
MCFARLAND ROY r.. SGT Husband of
Mrs. Eleanor McFarlane, Ann Aroor
NORDHEIM. ROBERT L. PVT son NJ
Nj. and Mrs Henry a Nordheim. UVosso.
PLATT ROBERT 7 PFC son ~ Mrs
Ruth Goeiz Benton Harhor
SHEA PAUL D SGT son of Mrs Isabel
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
1T. WILLIAM HTNRY KIN.
PNT. ALAN Il. WAGNER,
Powder Plant Blows Up

SCRANTON Pa. July - INSl
Three ps~eeF packed buildings
of uc DI pont Powder co ar
Nl0o,Ic were destroyed yesterday
hy thIc, explosions. Damage was
r-ilmatcd ~ more than S25 600
No casualties were reported.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Detroit Times. >~~~>~~~~~N~~~>
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

Dctroiters killed wounded among The l2l6
casualties announced hy the department.
Deoers the 35i liberated from Ger
camps
by department number
l3 dead and "A wounded
Detrotcs killed and three wounded among the OIL
casualties announced by the navy department.
In all the next Of KIN have been notified ana nave been
kept informed of change in status.
total nine dead and seven
knundCd
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03

-, i ~ I anu -
May /. Oki-
naWa: attended
ChadSey, Jer-
Wis Webb en-
ploye IN SerV-
ice December.
1871, overseas
A pril, l943;
leaves mother,
Mrs. S ophi i a
+ Hip X owSki,
S6l5 S m a t.
b r o h er. Pfc.
Henry, Two SIS
tgTC
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Service Wives Club Corner
Plan TO Readjust
Homes for Vets

Members of the Community Service Wives Club ready
today take up the task of blazing tralsa challenge
handed them by three guest speakers their first formal
yesterday afternoon the Association of Womens Clubs
Addressing this group of IS servcemens wives who formed
their club three months ago, Miss Gladys Panton of the YWCA
pointed the spiritual and moral value inherent such
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03

L DNINs ABlil -
crlCk c Davis
was torpedocd
IN North At
lantic. Cooley
CT a q u ate; in
seFeit-rJ Jdnu-
airy. 1912. over
sCds Settteh4-
Der, 1912 par
tlCipdted in
inv a 81 onS of
North Africa,
Sicily. lta4N
n n Il s ou tn
Franco leaves
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
OF NDED
MARINE PFC. ERWIN GAL

MARINE PFC. ERWIN GAL
LI\AT, p. April ,, Oklnawa; hos
pltaIlzed. Oakland, Cal: awarded
Purple Heart, attended South
western. Ford Trade School grad
uate; + ord employe, IN service
juno, 1g14 overseas September,
1914 wife. Rose, $50 s. Schroeder.
mother. Mrs Anna Gallinat. $50
: Schroeder; brother, ST , C
Norr,ap ]
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03

COND 1T. ERT
LANGELER, 33, army oct. 2l
1914. one Of victims of sinking Of
"TRIP o-StTTp- carrying trucriCan PTS
oncrs northWard from Philippines;
ship sunk by submarine action: evl-
dence OF death received June 10,
1915, through international Red
Cross. was captured by JapS with
-tatt of CorTCgldor carly IN war;
.wIfc Helen. y W. Church. Cory
Pa fnrmnp--A-l- -tAey-ANed t-e435
Van Dyke IN Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
DEAD

PFC. DONALD NHFNDRICk-
son, infantry. May To. Okinawa
IN service one year. overseas >iN
months, leaves wife, Catherine,
two children. Calumet. Mich, for
merry of 1926 Woodrow Wilson
81 AVIAN I { CLIFFORD
GREGORY u.BRlENrtA- -tSARr
April -. when USS Frederick {.
Davis was torpcdoCd I'm North Al
iaDric attended So Gregory s. M
Scvtcr ttjiy. f"1t- oyrrScaS No
Ncmhcr 1914. leaves parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George Peter OBncn
1915 La Sale. brothers, Pfc. VII
liam y In Egypt Pic. r o bcr Z
t7FoTEr I'M fTUiTPTTHC7, oHc SIstcf
l4fTIrIF
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
ARMY WOUNDED
PACIFIC ARIA

Rr-sUTvE Joseph C. PFC husband 90
Mis-. Anna BusutEk 2ol2 Hubbard
HATCH HAROLD N $ SGT Sou ~ Mrs
HESNIL. EDWARD INI--.s0Du tI
Joseph Htunlg 2145l Dequiudre. Route J..
Box rll. Royal DHh
-ftr,rrf-t.ffartf.fS IT, Husband -.t
Mrs Ifuc U1o. n r HcuS River Rouge
m-KEES tack C., scr =B-cthrr- IF Airs-
MaIGIc StstIa. 1880 PaSton
-Atsls taa.t43.- -GllR4S.DPHER r Pftr-=SAH
Of Mi.. Laura McKiunHn. 1870 BeSseiL
OsTROWsKI. RAYMOND NJ PVT SON NJ
Martin IS. OstroWsA. 81 Edison. Beuevile.
PlWEII JACK -PEC=Sun- Ms
RANDALL GEORGE G. SGT Son OF
William Randall T12 Lawson ROYAL OAK
FFISFCK JAMES PFC Son ~ Mrs.
NI.-L.r-r E..il.. = i ~. .t,si-t.tvsi
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
Other De eaths

William FIeisch mann
wealthy member Of the Fleisch-
man yeast family ~ his
Hollywood apartment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03

WAGNER CLARENCE =. PFC Son OF
MIS- stella NJ Wagner OuSviie
WARSHAWSkN MARTIN, PFC. Husband
Cf MIS- shirley WarShawSky South Haven
WEiGL JAMES X PFc.-son Of Mrs
Marcsirt WeiEi saginaw.
WEST GERLS H. PFC Husband Of Mrs
Geraldine West Pontiac.
WoLF. ELNER a T SCT-HuSband Of
MIS-. Lstlna W. Wof KALAMAZOO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
NAVY DEAD

CHOSEN HERHERT GEORGE PFC o.
USING Parents. MI and Mrs Albert Clos
sen, Flint.
DALTON, ROBERT LEE PVT. usMCR .---
Parents. Mr and Mrs. David n Dalton. Ish-
pCming
DOLL. ROBERT DENNIS. PVT USMCR 80
Parents -Mf-and Mrs Edward b. Doll
Bronson
DOWNS. LIAM TAYLOR PFC
uSMCR Parents, Mi and MIS-. Roy W
Downs. Midland
FREGEOLE, FRANCIS GERALD cpl
USMCR. Parents MI ana Mrs. Leo
Fregeolc Marquette
FURRY MAX WILBUR, PVT UsMCR -
Parents Nj and Mrs Herbert Furry.
OWOSSO
CRUCHow RUSSELL HENRY PVT
LSMC Parents M and Mrs Henry
GrurhUw Grand Rapids
KAERcHER MAYFORD JOHN PVT
TSMCR Parents Mr.. ana Mrs Charles
kaercher, South Lyon
TURNBULL ROBERT BLISS 81
TSNR Parents Mr. and Mrs Bliss Turn
bull. Ort0nvillC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
NAVY WOUNDED

BENNETT ERNEST CLAUDE pCF
USMCR Mother, Mrs. Jennie Yannott Kin
die Howell
BEST. WILLIS ORAL. CPL. USMCR -
Parents Nj. and Mrs william o. Best
ClarkSton
GLADSTONE CARL IA VERNE PVT
USMCR Parents, Nj and Mrs Carl Clad
stone Marshall
HENSEY. KENNETH DEAN PVT USMCR
Parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. John r. Hensey.
HUTCHINs ROBERT LLOYD CPL
USMC Parents Mr. anc Mis John
Hutchins. Lansing
KILBY RAYMOND WILLIAM. s / c CSNR
Wife Mrs Agnes Charlotte Kilhy parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kilby MI Clements
SANDERS KENNETH 7 r " Ell Y y
PAINTER { uSNR. wife, Mrs. Elizabeth
Sanders Flint
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03

parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph John
WoSinSki, 1925 Pennington Drive,
brothers. Cpl. jerome c. Radio
Tcchnfrian Fabian G., and three
sisters.
PFC. LEONARD ZAwISLAK,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
NAVY WOUNDED

GALllNAT ERWIN HERMAN PFC
USMCR-Wiie MrS. Rose Gsllinst $40
Schroeder. mother Mrs. Anna Gallinat $50
=. Schroeder
HOFFMAN PHILLIP RAYMOND PVT
USMCP-Aether Airs turil7 Hoffman I2Sq
Concord father. Lee Hoffman, 3Nl MorosS
Crosse Pointe Farms
RlNSEY WILLIAM HENRY IT USSR-
Parents Nj and MIS-. William :. kinSey
500 IeffsrS0n
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
ARMY LIBERATED
GERMAN CAMPS


cox JAMES r.. = SGT. Husband Of Mrs.
Saisb ". Cox 43 Gerald. Highland Park
DAVIS HAROLD N PFC son % Mrs
Ethel DAVIS. 2s6OO Breton Wood, Royal OaS.
SCHROTZBERGER. EARL A. SGT.-Son oi
Mrs Laura G. Schrozocrger, sO2s Lincoln,
Center Line
WILLIAMS ALBERT s SCT.-Son o.
Mrs Jennie y Williams, 22SOo Socia blvd
ST. Clan Shores.
ZAPiNSKT ANTHONY P PVT T-NepneV of
STANLEY ZaoinSki 53O7 Florida.
NAVY DEAD
EsACK. ADAM fvT -usMCR-P1rcntS,
Mf and Mrs John Esack. i45A o ConaoI
KiOWSKI JOSEPH MARTIN PVT.
uSMCR-ParentS Nh. and Mrs Joseph kIoS
SKI, $50 +. fauum, Royal Oak.
LESSMElER FRED JUNIOR MOTOR
MACHINIST : MATE &c USNR-Psrcnty
M and MIS-. frcd W. Lcssmeier, 1875
Fourteenth
o'BRIEN CLIFFORD GREGORY SEAMAN
Peter Bnen, l5345 La Sale
WOSINSKI AELRED QUINTINE SIGNAL
MAN 9 G USNR-P8reuts MI and Mrs
Joseph John Wosinsh 1925 Pennington
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
SIGNALMAN sc AELRED
q QHNHNE N0SfNSkf.

when USS Fred
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03

>~>~- Mondoy. JuIy.'2. 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
NAVY DEAD

ESACK. ADAM PVT -uSNCR-ParrntS.
NJ and MrS John Esack. l454 ConAQI
Lincoln Palk
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03
HONORARY MEMBERS

Right now I suggest YOU
make your Husbands honorary
members of Your club. And he
cause ~ mghy Of them have felt
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-03

WILLIAMS ALBERT 6 s SGT. Son of
Mrs Jennie y Williams, 22sOo Socia Blvd
St CLAN Shores.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06
Southern Farm Market
Summary

Higher prices on cotton high
lighted southeastern farm markets
during the week ending October 5,
according to the Production and
Marketing Administration, USDA.
Following a week of steady adj
vances, cotton reached a new II
year high as prospects for the new
crop continued rather poor Pick
ing and ginning are making only
poor progress and picking was
again delayed in western and
northern sections and in the Caro-
linas and by damp and rainy
weather. Considerable damage to
quality has been reported in these
areas.
Cattle trading was active though
out the south and values generally
steady to higher. Slightly fewer
cattle were unloaded in the south
eastern area, but more calves were
on hand. Most slaughter stock was
selling Csc to so higher, with the
bulk of Common and low Medium
grade steers at 5000 to S1l0O, bet
ter grade mediums to $3.50. Mont
gomery, strong to 25c higher on
stockers, was steady on slaughter
offerings and strong on cows.
Nashville quoted most lower grades
cows, 25c to SOC higher, with steers
and bulls steady. Weeks steer top
at Nashville was $1575.
Hogs were fully steady on very
light receipts. Demand continued
to outrun supply and trading was
on an extremely active basis.
Except at Montgomery, egg re-
ceipts were light and short of re-
Quirements as production fell off.
Prices were firm, especially on top
grade fresh eggs. Small sized near
bys also strengthened. Live poul-
try receipts continued to sell l to 8
cents below ceiling. Hens at Mont
gomery were 28c a pound
Movement of locally produced
southeastern vegetables to nearby
markets declined. Florida oranges,
however, began to move, and a
good volume of grapefruit was
coming to market, mostly at cell
ing prices. Cabbage from North
Carolina, and sweet potatoes from
Georgia, Alabama and Louisiana
were in heavier supply, while APP
pie movement continues light. Har-
vesting of snap beans is heavy in
the Eastern shore area of Virginia.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-06

Labor doesn't do business in the
old-fashioned way any more Sec
rotary Geo. Adde's, UAW-CIO, in re:
30 per cent wage boost demand.
Evening star., 1945-11-25
Methodist Church Group
To Start New BuiIdinu

The congregation of Roberts Me-
mortal Free Methodist Church, now
meeting in the Masonic Hall, Maple
and Carroll streets NV, will attend
a oundbreaking ceremony at
$3.50 pm. today for the start of a
new $4,000 church at Van Buren,
and Fourth streets NV.
Ground will be broken by L. G.
Butts, president of the trustee
board, and George Mosedale, trus-
tee, will offer dedicatory prayer.
The Rev. Mark Shockey is pastor
The new church is expected to be
completed by early spring.
Victory Loan Bonds are like cash
in the bank-it is there when you
need il moSt
Evening star., 1945-11-25
Evatt and FuIbright
To Appear on Forum

DR.. Herbert v. Evatt, Australian
Foreign Minister, and Senator Full
bright, Democrat of Arkansas, will
be the principal speakers on the
United Nations Forum at 8 pm.
tomorrow at Constitution Hall. The
subject will be World Security and
the Big Powers"
Charles Guy Bolte, chairman Of
the American Veterans Committee,
who lost leg while serving with
the British army at Ell Alamein, will
participate in the panel discussion
with Prof. William T. R. Fox of
Yale University. Mr.. Bolte also is
the author of a book, THE New
Veteran: Hero or Problem" to be
issued soon.
The forum is the second in a
series of four.
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to intercept in code Saturday, but
which was not delivered by the
Japanese emissaries to Mr.. Hull
until l pm. Sunday as the attack
was beginning at Pearl Harbor.
Mr.. Welles said he went to his
home when he left the State Depart
ment late Saturday afternoon and
did not receive any telephone calls
during the evening in regard to
the japanese reply. then being in
tercepted by intelligence units of
the Government. He did not recall
that he talked to Mr.. Hull Sunday
morning before the Secretary re-
ceived japanese ENJOYS at their
historic final meeting while the
attack was beginning.
President Told of Attack.
The former Undersecretary said
he went to the State Department
Sunday morning, and his first news
of the attack was received by tele-
phone from the President. The
President, Mr.. Welles related, sum-
that afternoon, and, at Mr.. Roose-
velt's request, he wrote the first
draft of the war message which
the President delivered to Congress
next day.
Senator Ferguson, for the first
time in the hearings, inquired about
the so-called wind execute" mes
sage which was reported to have
been the japanese signal for attack
Before the hearings began, some
Republican Committee members
charged this message was missing
from Government files.
Mr.. Welles said he could not at
this time say he ever saw such a
message, adding that his only in
formation about it was what he had
read in newspapers.
Attorney Gesell interrupted to
point out committee counsel are
still trying to locate the execute
message in the State Department
files.
Roosevelt Plea Not Unusual.
Chairman Barkley brought out by
questions to Mr.. Welles that Mr.
Roosevelt's last-minute appeal tc
Emperor Hirohito before the Pear
Harbor attack had a precedent in
similar appeals he made to Hitler
in 1899. just before the outbreak
OF the European war, and to Musso-
lini shortly before Italy entered the
war. Senator Barkley also recalled
that the President had sent Mr.
Welles to Europe in 1899 to try te
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