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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-30

STORES CLOSE MONDAY
In keeping with the usual
custom of Wilmington, all re-
tail stores will be closed on
Labor Day, announced Walter
j. Cartier, manager of the
Chamber Of Commerce, yester-
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-30
$500 LOST

Fifteen 500 bills were lost
the hte shipyard or in Whining
ton, Walter N. Barger Of Sunset
Park reported to police Tues
day. night.
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Washington Journal., 1945-05-25

@iaiom s. 9ismer IT,, peldler an
Der 6uirmont StruBe 9torOmelt, Hr.
1401 mObnte. @r mar fur5 porDer
al elmer 2ungenent5iinOung er-
franft. @r mar III Mdibington &c.
boren itn0 er5ogen unO lit leit 1876
in Seurid]s 9rouerei angeltelt, mo-
ielblt er 1914 gum Sefretdr Der sir
ma erpGblt muroe, mel6e Steue err
bis gu ieinem To0e irne Bate. Selt
5rpei Sabren mur er aud Der Stbd'
Der Der Giiennarenbonolun8 1elnes
fiir3lid oeritor6enen 8ruOerS. Seit
ieiner Sugen0 par er Elm Siebbober
BON Eauben mno griinOete 5rpei be:
fannte 8ereinigu1gen: Die 0Amerls
can Yigeon Gacing Union" unO Oen
,JGongreB Of 9lmerican Bigeon
6anciers". Sn eriterem NOR er ST.
8r1Ii0eift unO @riin0er i'm Sabre
1910; Die Grippe 5d6lt beute 12,-
600 Mitglieoer. SIN lebteren tpor
er SefretdryS e asmeiiter; Oieler Scr
elm miro oft ais oos @egenitiif gum
4merican &ennel Stub genonnt.
alt6 nar er Diitgriin0er urpo Erdli:
bent oes ,,yaortb 8uibington l2tons'
Stub" uno Ser columbia Selgbt8
8uiineBmen'5 Aiiociation". Gr sc.
b0rte Der ct. 8auls &ut6erilfeit
STRIDE an. AuBer ieiner Bitme geB
@fbarot 9iSner binterldBt er eitel
Sobn, Gaptoinn @iaiam j. it. (9e.
ri6teritdtter fiir Sport am ,,@pening
Stor"O welder our Belt ouf nrlollb
meilt lolpie cine Sdmeiter 6ral ".
9. @arriion ltn0 0rei 8ritoer, Soalis,
CHARLES uno 6re0. Die 9eeroigung
mai am Montog pon 6ines' 9eltat-
tun9SfupeIle aus nod Dem Prolpect
Sill 6rieobofe.
- 0us Camp Grneit 8. 8ropn"
in ScotlanO, Nto., peI6eS Dem oYo.
lice 8op8 Ghtb" ge60rt, miro pom :.
Sltli bis gum q. 41gltlt fir 8oi9-
ingtoner SlingenS geoffnet meroen,
mie Serr Morris Gafrib, Ser Gor-
Iiben0e oes Camp Committee III Ell
ner 0ireftoreniitung oes Clubs NIT
teilte. 8iele anoere CONNER Camps
ner0en in 0ieiem Sabre pegen Ars
beitermangel un0 bOberen SebenS-
mittelfolten geifloiien bleiben.
- Serr Or. 8bomas Damn bolt
ON O;euStaa oben0, ben 20. Weai in
ser Congregational 2g6rarp" einen
Gortrug iiber 0d8 3bema n3eutifl-
lono u1o oie 3ertiden." @intrittS-
farten gum Yreiie bon 25c limo ab
20. Mai bel Gappel's 1910 q
StraBe q. @. erbdltlid.
Isle uns 6rGulein S6ereita
3eepe ans 8erppn, 800, mitteilt,
lit lie idon ieit ldngerer Belt frdnf-
li6. Set Dem 8ooe ibres @oters
I'M Sabre 1887 lit tie nift mebr
gang wobl. 0n8 Sournol wiinidt
ihr bal0iue 8eIierlnQ.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Hatiemisr

ylane anpons: So bis @2 bis ?. smni. So bis q bis 80. SUM. g
bis ~ big 81. SuL W big 80 umo III bis 81 bis 81. Mugult.
Seoer &tpon gilt 5ebn Tunte. 8laue Sofen ino 1ngutg.
&oe &mpOns uO SOfen: 90 umo IS iapie N2 bis 92 in gmf A aelten:
A2 bis III traen an 1. Wni in &ruft. Gs geIten g535 uno M2 bis
% big 2 SUM; 60 bis s. big 30. SUM; so bis 50 bis 81. SuG; %
bis III bis 81. Gugut Die Sofen I'M @erte bon lie enen 8nft 0ie.
men gum &ediefn ser aupons BON lie 8@n @unften.
3mfer: aupon 80 in Bud 4 gilt fir 5 8inmO Bis ?. SUM. aason SO alt
ob |. Mai bis 81. au5ut fir 5 Huno. @nbrideinltt trtt Dor Sem
1. GugnIt fem meterer 3uderaltpon in arar.
Sdnbe: &upons Scr. !, 2 uno 3 Unit Dem Trgseug) i'm Oations6udl
Nr. 3 limo bis olf neheres gum ge5ug bon e einen 9aar Sduben
9ilhg. 2ont SB@ beTe6t feline @biht, Gupon8 gu annuaieren. Gin
neuer S6ubfupon trht am 1. Ilgut in &raft.
Gaiolin: &upon Scr. Is i'm @Aguf gilt fir pier @n0onen Bis 81. SMni
1915. aupon $50, G6, 81, 81 geItn fir t 5 @alpnen. NGe anoeren
y. uno G-aupons limo nngalhg- 9Supons y2nn oh 1915" gilt fir
8 @aQonen bis 80. SUM. Anoere E.auponS limo ungIlhg.
Gum sdue geeen oen s~dIeihbanoel bat ieoer @ogenbeTber iofort
oT allen 8alolnRupons, Die it'd in ietnem 9eFs befnoen iene 81.
5en5!ytun1nler uno Den Staat in Dem er regttriert lit 5n oermerfen.
grennGl: Sic aupons Ser Sei6ungsperiooen /, :. {, 4 uno 5 fir 1944si5
aupons Der Sei9nasperiooen 4 uno 5 fir 1894 seten gtehbfaaS
bis 81. @ugut 1915. 49,
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Ochamitcrtc Hcidtsmare
tuamNcrn IN Sic 8anfcm

9aris 9as oaiierte &aupt-
quarter beridtete iiber elm @ieoer-
ouftauhen Oeutifen @eloes, oas ole
3iDiIbeoolferung Wdbreno oeS &rie-
ges ge6amitert bate. Sn gao So
Oesberg beiipielsweiie iino Die Gut
boben in sen gonfen am Srt Don
100000 auf 100000 Heids.
mari geitiegen, ieit omeritoniide
3ruppen sort e%ingetroffen limo.
gunffodIeute erfl1rten umerifani.
ihen Offi5ieren, 0oB es ii6 bel Dem
Mebrbetrag I'M @amitergelO ban
Dele. Die 6eitiebuns zines 8ertuer-
91ltniiies oon 10 Mnrt 81 1 Dollar,
iogten lie, babe Oos Sertrallen uuf
ole @ertbeit1n0igfeit oes oeuti6eu
@eloes mieOer 6ergeiteat.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Sdmcline ruicNcr
0mf frcicfft fmHc

Sambltrg = Der ebemalige @elt-
meiiter I'M Sdtpergemidt8boren,
Meor SdmeIing, beiilroet iid tpieoer
ouf freiem Sub, nafloem 8tpei britt
ihe Soloaten i'm Dor eirigen SaJcn
ticr feIt9enommen hntteu. 0a6 ci-
nelll mebrftiinoiger 8erbor Dor Der
Siderbei1spoliaei criJ!gtc Die Gnt,
loiIutg Sdmelings, bod 6eoeutete
man ibln, SomburJ ott fe'nei SOL
5u perlniien.
Sdmeling tpobnt sur 3eit 5uiarn-
men nit einigen 6reunoen in eitem
@aitbof uno lit elm tagllater 8eiuder
in Ser Sportbaae, ms er ldtpimmt
ooer bort.
@ie SGT. @otparo @aoe uno
Cpl. Sorr1 Atberton, ole i'm ber-
6oftet botterL erfldrten, puroen lie
ourf eine cngliihe 8ltIloogge in ser
N1be oeS @aitbofs aitf S6melirg3
Spur stbradt.
9ie beioen britiiden SoI0oten
mnren nit Der 4nbringung BON
StraBenplofoten beifaftigt uno per-
iudten ben Suno gu %berubigen, ais
Samelin9 erIdien llnO fragte, Of
er bon 9ieniten iein tonne. Nls aIte
8orentbuiioIten erfonnten 8ooe rno
Itberton oen ebenoligen 8orer uilo
iiberlieferten i'm Dem nd6iten britt
Ihen Milit1rfommon0o.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
81 @T FRe"t
UcrcinsfalenNcr

GOncOrO Glnb, Snc. 8rdiiOen:
alfre0 Sfmeler; SefretGr, 6roii A.
Sdla6ter, 1853 Conn. Abe., g. %.
G%eriammlung am 3. Mittuod /. &c.
4rOipcet Sill Srie6bOf. YrGIiOent:
5reO 8oseliang; Sefretdr, $. g.
8infler; Sfakmeiter: 2ultrence 8.
Stut. geui. am 2. Samstag i'm
Monat i'm 5rie0bofsgeb1u0e.
0entIdte Sreimamrer 2Ose Armi.
Mus, glr. %, S.N.A.&. SefretGr:
6re0f. 8ertram, t34t S5epbero
Str, %. s. geriammlung an 1.
0ienstug I'M Monat inn 0euen Ma.
ionic 3empel, 13te uno s StruBe,
q. 80.
Mrminins @ergniisnnss +gerein.
BrGii0ent: Senrp Nieiter; Sefret1r:
86eooor 2er6, 1905 Sie6ente Strd-
be, sc. 8. 8eriommlung am /.
Sonnoben0 i'm Monot.
Greater Beneficial 1lniOn, 9iitrift
@r. 100. 9rGiioent: Sobn @reolein;
SefretGr: @briition Gbriit, 1929
6iinfte Strobe, q. 90. 8eri. onl
4. Gien8tag I'M Monot i'm 9aule Scr.
1920 5 StraBe, q. 6.
Greater Beneficial Union, 9iftrift
0r. 40. 9rdiioent: Midel Boi-
ner; Sefretdr, @briitian Gronen-
bitter, 1t04 gonioant Ctr, SiIper
Spring, Mo. 8eri. am A.. 6reitog
i'm Monot I'M ,J6iue 8oint SaOern",
t2te uno & StroBe, @orOoit.
&uppsrt Seim 6raneH S~ilfSOereiu.
8rdiiOentin: 6rau grnit @. 8ropn;
Sefret1rin; 6rau Ma6el 3iet. Ser
iammItn9 am 2. DienStag I. sc. Inn
2 l1br i'm @eim.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Dr.. Gfcncr MnUcrichrt
in SricNridsRaIcn

9aris = Dr. Sugo @dener, ser
6eriibmte Oeutife 3eppelinfiibrer,
le6t, mie elm Amerifaner er5ablt,
rubig uno unbeIditigt in ieinem Eri-
oat6oug in 5rieoridsbafen. 6rie-
orifsbofen itebt unter frau50iiifer
&ontrolIe, urO nod Sen erbaltlihen
Snformotionen lit ser beriibmte Sep
pelinmann megen ieiner befonnten
Guti=No5ibaltung nift bebelGigt NOR
oen. Or. @fener prdgte Die @orte:
Ser neutrality-suspicious. bringt al
le teufliihen @igenihoften 0es
menidlihen Gbordfters an oie S6er.
fld6e.~
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
&nppsrt Seim

gei ldouftem 6riiblin9swetter
feierte Der 6rouenuerein 0es Tup.
pert @eimS am Uergongenen Sonr-
tag iein iGbrIides StiftungSfeit.
Sdon fritb 9utten iif Die 8olte ein-
gefunoen INN eiuen a%ngenebmen
Nadlnittog inn oeutiden altenbeim
at uerleben. Inter 2eitltng Der
Y~rGii0entin 6rul @rneit 8. grOpn
fam i'm oberen Soal elm unterbal-
tungsrei6es Brogramm CUR Altt.
fiibrung. o9ome talents" u1ter-
bielten Snioiien un0 @6ite iIber
cine StlnOe lang. SIN Seim ange-
fertigte Snn0arbeiten wuroen uon
Ben 5ralen Gies, Mtiaer, 6rpoer
uno anoeren gum 8ertauf orlge6oten
lno fanoen idnelen abldt. Die
fiir3lid gegriinOete Suniorgruppe bes
acknowledgements botte e6enfaaS
einen Gid NIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Snnoar6eiten nelhe BON ben Weit.
glieoern Derfauit wur0en. Gem Ser.
fouf Der @intrittsfarten itan0en 6rau
G6riitopb un0 6rou @mol0 Dor.
Gen 8iif init ~alerban0 SiiBigfeiten
6otten iSrou 8infler uno 6rau
0ietle gu periorgen. Sier COB eS
uiele 3uderiod)en un0 bausgebaf-
fenen Sudden. (Serr Biepenbring
pom Seim Bate reiflid fiir 0ieien
Stnn0 %geiorgt). 3Dei BrOBe Oefo-
ricrte Sudden mur0en Don Sdnet-
0ers gdderei unO 6ein5monn's 8dt-
ferei geitiftet u1o p%erloit. @benfaas
uerlolt Duroen ein gerdu6erter
'Sfinfen, 3igoretten unO Elm $50
&riegsbon0. Gie @erren Sans aeae,
G6as. Slider, So6n 8immel, 6rnu
Sebaltiun ult0 anoere 1atten ben
Ierfauf ser Qooie iibernommen. SIN
@Biaal italteten unO Dalteten be
fannie 6rouen, Ole man BEL fait oil
len oerurtigen @eranltaltungen iiebt.
6rou Sdulb, 6rau @roB, 6rou
8immel, 6rou S6ab, 6rau Mittel-
~itatter uno uiele onOere. Sic MUIR
ben u~nteritiibt bon elmer grOBeren
An5obl jiingerer 6ralten uno 6r1al-
leins, lpelde 0as Ser0ieren Der
Speiiell it6ernommen botten. @s
9ab lpieoer aortoffeIialat (Spe5iali-
tat S6ul5), Nuiidnitt, 5ronffurter
@iirltd)en &rautialot, SdmierfGie,
@elee, Gnfiee uno &uden. 6rau
Gbos. Slider bate eilen Gid, on
meldem lie aa~rtoffelialot gum Dit
nebnten nab &auie uerfauite. Grit
ld)lltgen muroen Gbenfaas i"erpiert
uno unterItanoen ser 2eitung 6e8
&errn @utpin 6erntann. Gas multi
liebenoe 8olf 6atte lid nm 6os 9lo-
pier perinmmelt un0 gar bal0 er=
flangen alte un0 neue S6lager; aud]
getan3t mur0e nafy @er5enslltIt.
@iele Der geiud)er 6emunoerten Die
berrliHen Stolen, meld)e ieoen bei ser
Ginfubrt gum 6eim begriiBen. Sic
waren in i6rer 6errlifiten Bradt
uno iino Der Rflege oes 8erpaIter-
eDepQures, SerrH uH0 SruH Srllue
6t ueroanfen. 2ebtere botte aae
S1noe pou 5lt tim INN oie oielen Sra
gen GIT beantmorten, mel6e Don Sen
9eiudlern al lie geriftet wur0en.
&err @m. s. Zimmerman, Ser Brit
iioent 0es @eims. itrablte Don gu.
irieoenbeit iiber Die quite Stimmlng
uno oie moblgemeinten 4euBerungen
Ger 4npe len0en. Ser 6rauenuerein
ielbIt fam NIT Dem groBen grfolg
pobl 5lirieoen iein uno looet ourf,
sic 8r6iioentin Ser Sunior Grippe,
6rduIein &atbe sc. Speiher gu Ell
nem Benefit @aroen Gen" i'm
Snllie pon Maior uno 6rau @rneit
". 9romn, 1854 Semlod Strobe
q. u. AM Sonntag Nndymittog, Sen
10. Suni ein.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Sdlafmittel

oSa6en Sic Sbrem Nsunn Ous
Shlufmittel ~gegeben2"
uSa. ale 5mei StunOen. @ber es
mar cine barte ar6eit, i'm ieOesmal
pad5ufriegen.~
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
@eOGdtnisgOttesOienit in %rOIpect
Sill GrieObOf

am 9eforationstoge, Mittpof,
30. Maai, iin0et i'm @roipect Sill
6rieobofe elm Observation-Disclosures
I'm 10 l1br oormittags ftatt. Ser
@%ottesoienit tit gu gbren unierer oui
Ben Sdla6tfeloern ~geIanenen Sel-
Den utto miro BON Serrn 8oltor
@6as. @noer8 gebalten. 9err eide
rid miro als Soliit ouftreten. Sc
hermann lit gum @otteSOienlt einge-
LADEN.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Annual Meeting Notice

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the American
Fire Insurance Company of D. c. for
the election of eight (S) directors for
the ensuing year, will be held at the
office of the Company, 81 9TH St,
NV. Washington, D. G. on Thursday,
June 81, 1945, at IL O'Clock AM. Polls
will be open from IL AN to l PM.
Edward L. McAleer, Secretary.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Gisst>H ams int Wcimar
rod sicmlih intaet

&eimar = Gas Seim pon 8ran3
9iijt lit 10 gut pie intaft, obuo6l
cine o9lodhliter" : 9ombe wGbren0
zines oliierten 2uftangriffes nitr elm
paar SUB entfernt n~ie6er9ing.
@inigc Mamilfripte oes beriibm-
ten a%omponiiten wlroen nod Dem
erlten conference.-the in einem
gonfQerpoIbe in Sider6eit gebradt.
Gns Eiono, ouf Dem Qii8t ieine
Hbapio0ien uilo @oncertos fompo-
nierte, fu~nftionierte nod. S3abl-
reidle amerifantide SoIoaten baben
0as 2ii5t : Snls bereits beiudt.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Opfcr Ser p,1raffe
int Hafcn 0lntucrpcn

2on6on - Die oeutide &-@nfie
i0tete in Intwerpen 5000 @erionen,
r.tiebte $1,000 ur5 :'",iorte 10 coo
@duier mGGrenb 0e5 9ta3i GcIo5u5eS
sur 3erit6rung Oieier Sofenitaot, rpie
Dos 8riiiieler &aoio berihtet. Ant.
tuerpen bate cine 8orfriegsbeooIfe.
rung BON 274,000.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
2tarlcnc Dictrith fimNct
Sdkrucitcr in ua5isGaes.

2onoon = &onol0 Gitrine teilt
nit, oaB mad, einem Brief Ben er err
balten bot, oie Sd}auipielerin Mar.
lene Gietrid, melde ole alIiierten
Srlppen in europa unterb6lt. ibrf
S6weiter in oem &on5entrationslu-
ger ser Ra5is in 8elien lebeno wie-
oergefunoen bat. Gitrine lit ser
Sobn oes 4r6eitsfiibrers Sir 8alter
sc. Gitrine.
Washington Journal., 1945-05-25
Stnats> 6crelN Kalcn>
Scr ftcth III hQbcn

@ir boben nod eini9e &opien oes
Stnats-Serolo &llen0ers an Sano.
9erlelbe lit gum @reis bon 80 cts. III
ser Office oeS @nibin9ton Sournul
gum 8erfaui. 9ur6 eie Yoit 5ltge.
ldllft lit Der Nreis so cts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Son Killed.


Mr.. and Mrs. Henri ST. Louis.
4423 Vermont, today learned that
one OF their six sons in service.
S/Sgt. Roger st. Louis, 23, had
been killed in action in Germany
April s.
Roger had been in service 30
months and was overseas for the
last four months. Memorial serv-
ices will be held at 9 a m. tomor-
row in 81, Leo's Church. Grand
River and Fifteenth.
The other sons are s Sgt. Mar
Gel, %, now in Percy Jones Hos
pltal recovering from wounds and
his stay in a German prison camp:
Gerald, Is, a sailor in the Atlantic
area; Pfc. CASTOR. 20, with the
First Army in Germany; Marine
Pfc. Maurice. %. recovering from
wounds in San Diego and S/Sgt.
Jean Paul, 25, stationed d in
Panama.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Official Urqes
More Salvage

The Michigan state salvage
committee was warned yester-
day by Everett {. Swanson, re-
gional WPB salvage director, tnat
increased scrap collections are
necessary 10 hasten victory over
Japan.
Swanson told the committee
that supplies OF tin are at the
lowest since Pearl Harbor. and
asked a 20/per cent increase in
collections. Only one-third the
available tin is being salvaged, he
said.
Shipments OF munitions and
supplies into the Pacific will
necesSitate a boost in paper sal
wage of more than a million tons
this year. Swanson declared,
while the supply of fats and oils
is u per cent below requirements.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Hitler Foe
German Who Put Down
Beer Pu+sch Gets Post

MUNICH, May II GNSl-Hanz
Won SesSer. the man who broke up
Adolf Hitler'S 1923 beer hall
putsch, has been renamed by the
Allied authorities to his former
job-commiSSiOner of police for
Munich.
Now 20. Won ScsSer thus re-
sumed a post he had left Is years
ago He had been Munich's police
chief for IL years-from 1919 TO
1890.
1t was said that Won Sesser
never affiliated himself with the
Nazi party.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Fired Officer Sticks
To Job. Catches Thief

A Redford Township police Of
ficer who refused 10 be fired three
days ago by a new township
supervisor stayed on his job and
early today captured a thief in
the act of breaking and entering
a gas station at Fenkell and Tele-
graph.
Patrolman Carleton KinSman
arrested Edward Miezzaga. Is, of
4457 Freer. as the latter was
loading six new tires and a box
OF toolS into A car. Kinsman said
the car was stolen and belonged
to Jean Gorak, l9. of 1880 Fifty
second.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Memorial Hall
Ready
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Tentative plans for Detroits
long awaited Memorial Hall today
have been submitted by members
Of the city'S engineering STAFF TO
the Memorial Hall Commission.
No estimate of cost nor date for
beginning of construction was
given. The commission. however,
at an earlier date had indicated
cost would run TO S7OOO.O0O
Sketched in such a manner that
construction can be done by units,
the ultimate plans call for a large
hall which could seat 22,500
people; an opera hall for 5000;
and a small auditorium Tor 1000,
together with numerous meeting
rooms and administrative Offices.
lST CONSTRUCTIVE STEP
Submission of the plans was
listed as the first constructive step
toward completion of the plans
voted by charter amendment in
1925 when a bond issuance of
$5.500,O00 was authorized
At present, the commission lacks
financial backing. The common
council has appropriated S500,000
for the project, which is TO be
part of the prospective civic
center. This sum would about
cover condemnation proceedings
for two of the four blocks needed
from w. Jefferson 10 Shelby, Girls
void to Atwater,
VISIT SIMILAR CENTERS
Before the plans go into the
final stage. commission members
j. F.. Frawley, Frank G.. Sche-
manske, Weld S. Maybee and w.
Bea Waldrip. with others, will
visit similar centers in six other
cities.
Speaking for the thousands of
returning veterans l.. Glen Shields
of the American Legion, said
something must be done about the
project quickly
"Some 100000 vets who will
be returning tO Wayne County
must he considered" Shields
said. "With eight new Legion
posts organized since the first
of the year, we have completely
outgrown our quarters. We must
have some place with the next
year"
SELF-SUSTAINING
Carl J. Schoeninger, past ma
tional commander of the VIEW. F.
concurred with Shields, in the :
need for veterans facilities.
"Once we get the plans into
their final stage" Frawley eX-
planned, az believe we can
quickly obtain financial assist
ance. We plan 10 make the
project self-sustaining. The large
hall can he used for sports
events and exhibitors shows,
and will in no way interfer with
veterans"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12

KinSman. a full tine patrolman
in Redford Townshi. said that
he and 10 part time Ifficers were
going TO fight theiI ousters by
supervisor Glenn Pecock.
The police force hired by q
board of five supervisors who will
meet tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Ndzi Puppet Premier
OF SerbiaCaptured

NEW YORK, May IL (INS)-
The YugoslaS radio reveals that
Allied forceS have captured
Milan Nedich. former Nazi pup
pet premier of Serbia. and his
brother. Milutin Nedich, war
minister in the former German
controlled state of Serbia.
Bella Tuka, former premier Of
the Nazi-sponSored puppet gov
ernment of Slovakia, also has
been captured, the British radio
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Blum Reaches Paris

PARIS. May II UNS)--Leon
Blum. former French Popular
Front premier, depOrted by the
Germans, arrived in Paris today.
Blum was leader OF the French
Socialist party.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
Benes in PRAGUE

LONDON. May IL (INS)-Ths
Prague radio has lnnounced that
Eduard Benes. Czech president
who fled the capital in 1888, has
returned 10 PraPIr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
THEIR telephone NEEDS
COME FIRST!

Livery landing, every offensive by
land, sea or air, calls for commune
cations. Filling the needs of our
armed forces takes just about all
the telephone equipment that can
be made.
That's why over 100000 Mich.
gan people are waiting for tele.
phones. That's why about the only
telephones we can install are those
which present users give up.
But telephone instruments alone
wouldn't solve the problem. For ex.
ample, we'd need about FIVE billion
feet-nearly million miles-of wire
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12
GAN Bell rELEPHoNE COMPANY

The JI2o, 900 posfSar program mean JOB, for
or 1000 returning veterans and many ofty a. SsH
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-12

in telephone cables. We need
more and larger central ofics, and
the necessary switching equoment:
We have plans for a constuction
program costing $120,00o,Oo In
the first five postwar years. BIT even
with that big program, IL my take
two years or longer before 's can
install service generally wthou,
delay.
We know you want our 6hting
men to come first. So if you at wait.
ing, we appreciate your ptiencs.
We will supply you with service
just as soon as possible.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-18
PAPERS SUPPORT WAR LOAN

Newspaper support for the Seven
tn War Loan Drive reached an all
time high. Statistics show more
sponsored advertising in daily and
weekly newspapers as well as more
news and editorial support. Without
the serious participation of the
newspapers, the $50 oversubscrip-
ton o. the $14OOO.OOO,OOO goal
would have been impossible. Nearly
100000 lines Of news, art and
editorial support that were devoted
TO the Seventh War Loan Drive
none Of 1t sponsored or purchased by
any person-was the contribution Of
the newspapers. This volume rep
resented $4,000 full pages. War
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-18
NOISE

The level OF noise in many off,
ces in a large city is about 80 dec
ibels, according TO the Sonotone
research laboratories. This noise
muffles speech sounds, making it
difficult for persons with some
types Of poor hearing to carry on
a conversation.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-18
CHINESE LANTERN JUDGED
BEST SERVICE PAPER

During the war several hundred
service publications have been is
sued to men in the armed forces
throughout the world The China
Lantern, II page letterpress paper
recently was judged the best of all
service publications. Local news
was gathered by field correspondents
in China and then forwarded to the
editorial office in Running. Copy
was flown over the Hump to CAL
cutta and set in type. Newspapers
were flown back to Running for
distribution.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-18

using a special
script stand
P atti Clayton,
CBS's new song :
stress (ThurS-
day evenings
was hired by
Arthur Godfrey
from a record
ing, sight un-
seen. The De-
troit brunette
turO ed on I
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-18
House On END Street" Taken From FBI Records

Because Of an unusually strong
demand on the part OF the public,
the Fox theatre will show, 1.-THE
House on 92nd Street" starting this
Friday. This showing Is one Of
the earliest in the country and far
In advance of the scheduled dates.
An authentic record of the FBI's
activities In breaking espionage
rings, the film has attained real
ism through the cooperation of the
FBI who granted permission for the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-18

Bond messages appeared in daily
newspapers news columns 495, 525
times. Dailies and Sunday papers
devoted 32.895,0O0 lines to the
campaign while weekly newspapers
gave 2eO58,OO0 lines tn the drive.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-18

Hollywood hilltop home C'radio
domesticated me'O. In SO, while
playing on 20 radio shows a week,
Stafford added a "one-shot" guest
appearance with Fanny Brice. He's
been Shocks Daddy" since.