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Montana labor news., 1945-10-25

.so nistrict court Of the Second Judicial
IN nstricl snI tot Of the state Of Montana in ana
for the County OF oliNeI - Of DOMINICK
@ BRQnO, L Iveesig hereby given that under and by
virtue of an order OF the Dss'tgs rs tSe state Of
the Second Juolciai for the County of silver
,ons in the above entitled Estate, anu ma
1870 ~ -, - If said order the undersigned
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Estate OF STEPHEN CARKEEK, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administratriX OF the estate OF SleP"on an
reek DECEASED. TO the creditors OF ana all
rsrsons having claims against the said DC
Ceased eeased to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers within four months after Ihe lts Ilis'
n,bIication Of this notice to the said admin
istrator at sl4 silbver Bow Bldg sue,
t-onsection Of the business Of said estate
in The County OF Silver Bow, State OF Mon
tana. -r~.r,
Administrators OF the Estate oi Stephel
Carkeek Deceased ~ 5 =,
october, 1915.
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25
SerVtCen1eN
Discharged
Recently

The following discharges WClC iN
PORTED by draft board No, /: Arthur L.
iMcCollum, Butte; Jerome F. Koelzer,
2SO5 Phillips Ave; Edward Sparks,
1912 Florida Ave; Joe Knotwell, 27O9
Walnut St; Wilfred Charles Marceau,
loo Grand ST.; Thomas Hopewell, Jr9
HOS South Montana Jack Deborde,
1S46 Florida Ave; Jack Vigus, 1910
South Utah. Butte.
Board No. reported the following
NGcheal Tritica. 90 West Aluminium;
Ugo Petroni 48 Lincoln Ave; Donald
e Orlick. 2l35 Spruce ST.; William L..
Coles, $40 North Henry St; John J.
I McSarthy 10 Gladstone, Walkerville;
William L. O'Brien, 9lS North Henry
d St.. Hugh Joseph Twomey IS Mis-
soula Ave; John p Fisher, 2l9 West
5 Copper St. Horace d. Shea, 1919 Clay
e ton Ave. Walkeryille; Ralph J. Hook
ing. 1909 North Main St, Walkerville;
jeremiah r. Trythall 2lll Oak ST.
Z Donald z. Hart, 200 West Granite St.
), Butte
Following were reported by Board
60 Na
No. s: Harry j. IlaINllls, 90 - -
ST.; Willard E. Riley l5O East Park
Is St.; John Troy EyanS' u " esl 91uaI .,,a =
ST.; James Rodgers NI1 ~ a. 5oil' r ''lg ~
! Mo-: Samuel H. Wyrouck 647 Soutf
n Clark St.; Sterling E. Ladrach, 72l
Utah Ave. Joseph David Levesey Yal'
Ave. Frederick TT. Tonkin OBJ Soutf
Colorado oti Oral /. Ier!y' o,io - 80
b Second ot, Fete Donllil'ON + q''i,io il'
d lO4 North Montana ot.' ueolse .. = u''0'
~ dyndman' loi9 Monrog w. - = -.
St Earl D. Coyne' 9o+ p" "gs' ,l y, @.i.'e ,7E ~
s. Butte Mont.i JaCN N' iIose''o0l 3 - q 7
s. Whitman AVS Butte Mon'', ~ 7
le Crossman, SILVER star, MONT Joe !
Willetord, Jry IVY WooulaMll, WI, 9olsy o.,
E. Idaho; William H. lla'nIy' = ~ ''gut
r. Montana St, Butte Mont Aeu"S,1u - -
Moser' ol/13 south ackson ssoi :, ol'' DVy'' @
Mont. John I. Church I2O+ Dull.i 4l'1
- Box 1881, WalkerYille' mont Ei'ii'.e' S,
?. Layelle' lll4 west copper p
- Butte, Mont; BERNARD a. d D'oI,s. vs. -
d, 9ll West Mercury b. butte MON
an Robert r McOee' 4zO 9ouIn t[ o,b.3s. Ny D.,
'Sy gv St. Butte Mont; Robert M. y ,9a PIlsi
sst 733 North Montana Stg buI'e' MON q.
n Frank J Murray oli West OIaIlile p p
he Butte, Mont; Joseph l. Casarols0, q 2.
te' Main St., MeaderyilIe Mont; MARI wary
'H LeClair, lOOz Nevada Aye' aloe' C Du.'
Mont; John r. Dwyer Zozo ,'eoss
len St., Butte Mont. John NJ MURPHY, o
of Clear Crit Butte Mont Ueo[ge
Kelly 81 East Broadway bu'te M0n' 4
- ~. r.. AZ NrcCou Tr g
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

Estate Of FREDERICK w. soFAo'-''
ceased. -,no,, Nv the undersigned
administrator a.csased et to- to the creditors OF and all
sehs19r Sayns claims against the saia ae
oasd oeaed to exhibit them sh aser fee the first
tratrix at Fstate sng Building, Butte, Montana,
oRoaIne beinq the place for the sransaotl9,n
of is the a business Of said estate, stf,na IN 'he ~
..,-.-o,r,Y s'' Of the Estate Of Frederick
w Scheuer Deceased. oo., aav oi
Dsted, Butte, Montana TINS gun u"' "
/ october, 1915.
/ ALE c. KREMER, 4.4.
attorney l,itC. ,5yy,,iication tC october 25-4r
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25

opDER no SHOW CAUSE WI
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL AND
pFpsONAL PROPERTY SHOULD

lJKUEk l. " -
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL AND
personal PROPERTY SHOULD
NOT BE MADE. it.,
r., the Dstrict Court Of the Second Jualclai elI5
District Of the state OF Montana -
4or tba County Of Silver Bow, -, ..r,
i9i ~ IN Nrstter Of the Estate Of PETER SAh-
AJCIC, otherwise kno"n 40
AyCIC, Deceased. va.t will
Ea1 II walker, executor OF the Lase W. ~
ca rrsstament Of Peter Sarajcic' otneIw W. W..
.,.lovn as peter Saraycic, deceased ae ss.is
- bis netition herein, praying LOT an @ olo-i
- saie of all of the real and personal p4eF ~
~ tbe estate OF said deceuehV 4Oi Wv
purposes therein set torth, -. +,o Judge of
Pet IL therefore ordered by the Juuse -
"a court that all persons Interested ia ~ -
te+e ssie nj said deceased appear neloIe So ~
1fst~ict court on Saturday, the Ityl u"s
t1,'a+eber 1g45 at $3.50 O'Clock IN vhe
noon of said day at the CouiSt Io,-t 80 ot the
-,eTtment l OF said Distriet Cout. silver
county Courthouse in the Oog.sy stopld not
9 n show cause why an order snoule NJ ~ ~
BOW, W 80 IN said executor to sell all OF uns
81 and personal property OF ll7 r,ots- sar-
al 80 So eoraicic. otherwise known as Felei -.
- - deceased. or such portion 1heieoi
es cent NAV deem necessary ..,.-s ~,,.,
tig ~ a copv of this order be puDlislleu, IN
n9y y-eel for two l2l consecutive Wgehs Wgh.,el ~
- nsontana Labor News, Weehly Hl."o,ssiFisle5
sle oSeroi circulation, printed ana pupl.5-srV
o4 Ga,ntv of Silver Bow, State Oh Moii-
lana a+ed this 22nd day Of october a d. l9s'
Daseu '''7 JEREMIAH j. LYNCH.
District Judge.
First publication october 25-sf
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25
No. 12446
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
Cal Z


In the District Court OF the @ @seconu IN and
80 Djstrict of the State OF AonIaHa 40
for The County OF Silver Bow. rr r,-c,p
=, the Matter Of the Estale % - oIeo
PACE. also known as B. NELLIE MEL
known as NELL PACE also Ano"H 60
LIE PACE, Deceased. 49,. Dis+rict Court
pursuant to an order oi the Dls'lieS ~ SIete
~ second Judicial District OF Ihe 0'1So ~
Of Montana, duly made ana sisen sl,-lie5 MARY
~. Sav of Nav 1896 the undersigned I-. 49,
zlsy say yadn,inistratrix Of the estate OF HlsnoI
walsN, ,so rnoUg1 as B. Nellie Pace, Nell @ @face,
FaSe' nrai,,e pace deceased, will sell at pIlvale
anu anu ~, - nr after Saturday, the 10th DAY OF Nv,
.,ar,ber ie45, the following aescIipeu - -
n,artv and estate, situate IN SILVER D0"
EE,lntv state of Montana, town. r,44.
All nf I,ot in Block OF the Hasv Dusce
,5ai,ion 10 the City of Butte, MontaIs, az -
ording to the official plat and survey
,ow on file in the office OF the OteiH . "'lN oe
pe"order of Silver Bow county, ol@'0 ~
aTontona together with the pulqlass -, a,
imnrovements thereon, to-Wle' i-'0
o~etti's ofsars or bids in writing will be TeeelVe9
~ office of the administrator, oliiee VI
tbe public Administrator OIL SuVol Dom DE- So,,n-
ele ,sstana al the Court House OF sala Coun-
~ wet Granite Street. Butte, MoAIanS 9
, ~ mo cash on submission oi plu-Dal, 'i,
,ae on confirmation Of sale by the "DoF'
entitled Court. .,,,vsy
Administrative Of the Estate OF EAeuo lsd
pace also known as B. Nellie Pace anu
ae Nell Pace; and as Nelle FaCe'
v,rss rsaSpu pubpcaton october 25-sT
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25
No 12ss4
No. 1864
NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED

NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED
~ FOR m PROVING WILL, Etc. i.,,,.,.,
.na district court Of the Second yu0's IN and
In tle of the state Of Montana iN '''
fnr the county Of silver BOW; WILLIAM P.
loi ~ Matter Of the Estate OF
pIreHant to an order Of saia DlS,slu ,oHs notice
naSe m Sorebv et given that Saturday, the O' NJ Of
Is lSdvegober ls45, at $3.50 O'Clock n; coy-t in
ol "a So doy az the Court Room ol sal1 p,,tte in
al,r salu rtrSent u thereof at the cry o. ,s NSor-
DepaIt,1decou county Of silver Bow, State Oh Md o,d
tne san baVe been appointed as tne ,,yiter, yie
t9-la, for nroving the win Of sara ~ neti-
PaCe on 40 deceased and for hearing ,ance ,n9 te
Dugsei ~ vernie cronn for the issuSiS lS yv5ere
sioH ~ % r.ettters Testamentary wheh az an oontesi
-, ne. 1,oreon interested may appear aAp aS ygh,
aa ans la,ne and show cause. II any nc '''7
vs, vne aa4ition should not be granted
Da'e' FINER SHEA, Clerk OF STg Ing ASD ST.
court seui) Deputy Clerk
JOHN H. MACK
Electric Building
Butte Montana,
Attorney for Petitioner ~ or
,,let Ay'oI nnbIication october 25-SI
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25
Mnr1cE no CREDITORS
II D. CARMICHAEL,
55 W. Broadway
Attorney for petitioner, or
wrist publication oct. 25-5I

~. ~ WILLIAM JOHN oDGERs, De-
%atee es3ce is hereby given by the undersghSbu Iobn
,ntstrator Of the estate OF Wliam So,,ll ail
dgrs deceased to the creditors Of ana de s
0agsss osTs having claims against the saa
seased. to exhibit them with ster .he ne first
vouchers. within four months ,na si said admin
pgonca'ioht so2 Metals Bank Building Butte t
istrator al .ne ooN same being the place for the
srSnssction Of the business Of saa estate a
The County Of Silver Bow, state Oh Nao''~
,-,..x.,or 81 the estate OF william Johr
odgers, deceased .,,. i'm day O
hated Butte, Montana, TINS i'en NN'
DAVIS, Attorney for Administrs'o''
FIRST publication oct is'4t
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25
MnrIcE no CREDITORS

r.tate of NErrIE 3. KROFFGANz, DeceasedI'
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
administrators Of the estate OF NevIe LA N
IN 1sreons having claims against the SAID
decs8sed. 5l to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the ilIs'
nnblication Of this notice to the SAID admins
tratrix at 6O2 Metals Bank Bldg, Butte Mon
tana the same being the place lor tne vl"ti5, la,
Co,,1tv of silver Bow, State Of Montana
THERESA A. HART,
Administrators Of the Estate OF Ne1ue J.
Krogganz, Deceased. ~.
Dated Butte, Montana, this 18TH DAY Oh Oc
tober, 1915. ,.t.+uo+ri,
7irst publicauon Oct. 18-4t
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25
No 1865
NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED
nnnr1MN WILL. Etc.

FOR PROVING WILL, blc'
=, the District court of the Second Juole.a, o.'d
IN ihe W tbe state of Montana, IN ana
for he County Of Silver Bow -orY,r q
r, the matter of the Estate ol 'Oi14'
Pursuant to a. order Of odo62 said R'FfS isa5 6o
made on the 23rd day OF octooeI' ths 10 10Th day
Of P Noyember o4 at loO oeosk o. ssd C. Court m in in
RspaIdc tSa snd County Of se BOW state Sta @e G5 MGn and
tana, tan have been aPpoin@ssd @ as o eai said % John F.
place ioG 6oleased piosl and for hearing the petit
to Of H. j. Fennimore for 5sr the iSso5s apS where
MN MN aorson interested may appear anu ~ ~
test the same and show cause nos he araInted arI
9oted october %, 1945s 49,. co,,rt
D'e'N r1'NFFR SHEA, Clerk OF the S0ui''
ElSii'' elsI1 BY DAN BUKVICH'
court seaj Deputy Clerk.
H. D. CARMICHAEL,
55 w. Broadway,
Attorney for petitioner. -
First publication oct. 25-sr
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP;
CIRCULATION, ETC
REQUIRED BY THE ACTS OF SSS02N S0N
GRFSS OF AUGUST "a, 1872, AND
MARCH 8, 1888

MARCH 3, 1888
OF MONTANA LABOR NEWS, published
weekly at Butte, Montana, for November sum-
1894
State Of Montana
County Of Silver Bow.
before me. a Notary Public in, and for the
state and County aforesaid, personally ap-
peared Stuart Waters who, haVElB De1u
dulv sworn according to law, deposes ana says
tbat he is the Business Manager OF tne
Montana Labor News, and that the 1ouoWlng
is to the best Of his knowledge and behel
a true statement Of the ownership inaIlase
ment ETC., Of the aforesaid puollcatoh ~
Me- date shown in the above caption, required
bv the Act Of August a. 1912, empoqleu IN
section ALL Postal Laws and heguiaIi9ns'
printed on the reverse Of this FORM to-Wl1.
THAT the names and addresses OF the
publisher, editor, managing editor anu pusi-
ness managers are; v,hor
Publisher, Silver Bow Iraoes ana H'O0l
Council, p. o. Box 1917. No. ,ooo
Managing Editor, None.
Business Manager, Stuart Waters p o.
Box 1917 49,, --,..s b,, q cor-
marathon. its name and address must pc
stated and also Immediately theIeunoer tH1
names and addresses OF stockholueIS O"NI-l5 Z
or holding one per cent OF more Oh .oga'
amount of stock. If not owned by corpora
ttOn, tne nalles anu "4s't 49, ~ .-,,,d tv
,,idua1 owners must be given. ii owned py
J firm, COMPANY. or other unincorporateo
concern its name and address, as wen a.
those Of each individual member must DC
silver Bow Trades and Labor Council P o
Box 1917. --4-o-oes
and other security holders owning or holdlnt
ner cent or more of total amounts OF honas
mortgages, or other securities are; Or thel'
are none so stated
NoNe STUART WATERS,
Business Manager
sworn to and subscribed before me 1n'
44S" u'' FRANK x YBARRA,
Notary public for the State Of Montana .. re-
siding at Butte Montana. MY commlsslol
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ES-
1srr cuOULD NOT BE MADE.

In the District Court Of the Ihira JaoieIai 10 erd
- pi~tr,ct Of the State Of Montana, IN anu
81 tbe county Of Deer Lodge.
+, the Matter Of the Estate Of WILLIAM
AIiee Nice James ston the administTatFix ss,,,6el o.
,,e estate OF William James deceased haxtns Ias
fiea ber petition herein praying lot an oluet ~
- ole of the whole OF the real estate 81 81
aid decedent, for the purposes tneien ss'
forth, - -, the Judge of
said court that all persons interests a. tbe
s-tate of said deceased appear peioIs s ~
80 nistriet Court on Monday, the L4en sNra u-y
- Noyerber l945. at ten O'Clock IN the lols tl
.,oon ~ of said day, at the Court Room oi SUI
p9ssrict Court at the Court House IN 80 -
aoTda county of Deer Lodge to sho" oaase t,,e
S',,S an order should not be granted 70 e Nv
VA adrninistratrix to sell so much on, o. 'ile te
saaI saaq estate Of the said deceased as Snali DC
necessary. .,,is order be published
- Iasst onee week for two successive WeeSs s1s
az t,e Montana Labor News, newspaper solu
"a nd ~ distributed in said Deer Lodge county
MONTANA WILLIAM r. TAYLOR, Judge.
DATED october %, ls45
FIRST publication oct 25-sf
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25

AiIl attornevs l1IT for Administrative
Eirt g.g publication october 25-SI
Montana labor news., 1945-10-25

In the District Court Of the second 1aoic,,i az
District OF the State OF Montana IN anu
for the County OF Silver Bow.
HENRY r. JENK1N and MYRTLE Z. JENs1N'
Plaintiffs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Ford ShoWings Delayed
DecapitatiOn
OF Filler Told

WASHINGTON, Sept. (UP)-The Un:tcl
States today barred an unsayOry and almost w.
belevabe story of JapanS "barbaric torture srl
wanton murder" of American prisoners story
that included detailed account of the decaptatiol
of an American aviator.
The 10,0O0-word state department release &c
cused Japan of virtually every conceivable violation
Of the laws of civilization.
The Japanese denied starving children nternees shoes
and winter clothing in subzero weather.
They ordered killed all prisoners of captured in the
closing days of the Philippines campaign.
They grenades into the hold of sinking ship filed
with $50 American prisoners
They made huge gasoline bonfire out of afraid shelter
containing prisoners and buried alive
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Startling SfarIingS
Stage Private War
Times Photo

VIII the city sanction this
methode"
Walter l. Myers. superintendent
Of the city forestry department,
admitted the situation was a
mess.
when the Starlings are rOost-
ing you can't walk down that
street without an umbrella"
he said. we have the same
situation on LaMothe. Indian
Village was once similarly af-
fiiCted.
I'VE wouldn't consider cut
ting down the trees-they are
some Of the city's finest Amer
lean elmS. The DPW has
promised 10 give the street
regular scrubbingS. That's
about all we can do"
Roman candles Well Myers
said, they have worked, but are
against the law.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Truman Fdvors
-4----s
3-Bi|Hon Slash

WASHINGTON. Sept. 8 (INS)
President Truman today RECON-
mended TO Congress cut-backs
amounting TO more than three bill
lion dollars in war-related appro-
priationS and contract authoriza-
tions affecting % governmental
agencies for the current fisc a
year.
The cutbacks do not include
any for the military activities OF
the war and navy departments.
Mr.. Truman stated he would make
recommendations within a few
days on war and navy department
funds.
Today's cutbacks include d
81, ,755, ,9S1.394 in appropriations
for the current fiscal year and
S794, SOL, ,208 in contract authorize.
tionS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
ROmdnidns Give
Pledge 10 Stain

MOSCOW, Sept. 5 tUP) - a
Romanian government delegation
was received today with great
pomp and ceremony and officially
informed the Soviet government
that "the light comes from the
cast.
"a British foreign office
spokesman said in London today
that Britain and the United
States are standing firmly by
their decision not 10 give recog-
milton TO the present Romanian
regime despite Soviet support OF
the Bucharest governmentD
The Romanian delegation was
headed by Premier Petre Groza,
Foreign Minister George Tata-
rescu and number OF other cabi-
net ministers
Within a few hours Of their
arrival the RomanlanS were re-
ceived at the Kremln by Pre-
mier Stain
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Bataan
Hero Up
For Gen.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S (INS)
President Truman today nomi-
mated 1t. Gen. Jonathan Vain
wright to be a four-star general.
Truman made the nomination
as the Congress reconvened, and
while the hero of Bataan and
Corregidor was still on his way
home after being held war pris-
oner by the japanese since the
early days of the war.
The President also sent 10 the
Senate the nominations for two
assistant secretaries of state,
Donald s. Russell of South Caro-
lima and William Benton of Con-
necticut, and that of Benjamin
Cohen TO be counselor for the
state department.
Russell would fill the vacancy
created by the elevation of Dean
Acheson to be undersecretary of
state. Benton would succeed
Archibald Macleish.
The post of counselor for which
Cohen was nominated has been
vacant since the death of r. Wal
ter Moore in 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
BY ED BRAND

Public showings of 1916 Ford
cars have been postponed indefi-
nitely because of strikes, and be-
tween 10000 and 10000 employees
are scheduled TO be laid off by
Monday. spokesmen for the Ford
Motor Co. announced today.
Production of 1916 model cars
is at a standstll at the Hudson
Motor Co., where a strike Of SOC
foremen. members of the Fore
mans Association of America,
Friday forced the company TO lay
off 5000 workmen for an indefi-
mite period.
Ford spokesmen also revealed
that prices of new Ford cars
would not be available for several
weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Angry Italians Strip
Girls Inn Yank .Jeep

naked through the streets until
Italian police rescued them. Amer
ican and British military police
then dispersed the crowd by firing
shots into the air.
Italian youths have been con-
ducting a campaign for the past
several weeks TO keep Italian
girls from keeping company with
Allied soldiers. They have clipped
the girls hair and have beaten
up their escorts on lonely streets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Graft
Conspiracy
Trial Opens
BY FRANK MORRIS
Times start Correspondent

MASON, Sept. 5 - Trial Of
Frank D. Mckay and four other
defendants in the grand jury hq-
uor conspiracy case opened here
today Immediately after the su-
preme court refused TO intervene.
Mckay had asked the high
bench TO halt the trial pending
arguments on motions for a con-
tinuance or a change of venue
When word was received that
the petition was denied, Judge
Simpson summoned the defend
ants and attorneys to the court
room.
Before tentative jurors were
called 10 the box, Eugene Carey,
attorney for Mckay, renewed his
motions to quash the indictment
and for a continuance.
His motions, denied last week
by Judge Carr in Lansing, are
based upon arguments that a fair
trial is impossible at this time
because of the publicity given the
Republican boss in recent months,
particularly since the murder of
State Senator Hooper.
Mckay is on trial with his old
political colleagues, William II.
McKeighan, Fisher L. Layton,
Charles M. Williams and his son,
Earl J. Williams. Other defend
ants, Charles Letter and Isadore
Schwartz, pleaded guilty during
examination.
They are accused ot being
members of a political ring which
controlled state liquor sales and
distribution and ette d them
profits of several hundred thou
sands of dollars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Arrdign So(idIite
As Death Driver

Mrs. Julie Murphy Van Dyke,
"a, artist and socialite accused of
involuntary manslaughter in a
traffic death, was ordered held
for examination without date to-
day when arraigned before Traf-
fic Judge John d. Watts.
Mrs. Van Dyke, former WAC,
whose auto struck and killed Mrs,
Catherine Tokan, 81, of 1888
Maine, stood mute and a plea of
not guilty was entered by her at
torney. D. J. Tindall Jr.
The defendant. Tindall said, VIII
enter Henry Ford Hospital and
remain there until time for the
examination. She was released on
$1,000 bond.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
In The Times TODAY

ROME, Sept. ) CUPl-More
than 500 Italians. mostly young
men, wrested two Italian girls
from an American jeep IN down.
town Rome last night. stripped
them and forced them 10 run
naked through the streets.
EyewitneSseS told police that
the violence began at the Piazza
Colonna with 80 young nfen par
ticipating. a larger crowd gath
cred as The girls were chased
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Ask Army 10 Free
I66 Local Firemcn

a petition for release of 166 De-
troit fremen from the armed
services was being drafted today
by common council.
Council agreed on the action
after being notified by the board
of fire commissioners that there
we're 211 vacancies in the depart
ment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Sect Preacher Dies
From RaftIer'S Bite

handling preacher. died Monday
of bites she received Saturday IN
a demonstration Her death came
a few minutes after she gave birth
10 a child. The child also died.
Ford died an hour after he was
bitten Monday night by a four
foot rattler AT Dolly Pond Church
of God. His left arm was still
swollen from copperhead bite
two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Sept
< tUP)-MrS. RcSsie Ford planned
today to pass live snakes around
ri tho funeral Of her husband, lay
preacher of a religious sect who
died Monday of a rattleSnake bite.
The death OF Lewis f. Ford. 81,
was the second blamed on rattle
snakes used for sect ceremonies
over the Labor Day weekend.
Mrs. Anna Kirk, wife Of a rattler-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
DEAD LITTER STREET

worst OF all, the StarllnCS
themselves arc staging a civil
war. fighting and killing one an
other 10 such an extent that the
street is Uttered each day with
the dead
Here is how the situation is
described in a petition addressed
to city officials
THE trees on this street are
filled with bugs and worms, and
we feel these are the attraction
for the birds.
Dead birds are all over the
place. In our lawns, driveways
and backyards. They are as
big as small chickens. The
streets and sidewalks are COW
cred with filth.
"The city has given us all
kinds of excuses and sugges-
tions-such as shooting roman
candles into the trees. Where
do we get roman candles?
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

II anybody in Detroit has a
small, trustworthy atomic bomb
that is not in use the folks out
on Park Grove would like 10 try
1t on the starlings.
After four years OF losing war
fare. residents of the block-long,
East side street have acknowl-
edged defeat and demanded that
the city do something 10 rid them
of an occupation army Of birds
that has made their lives burden.
The birds, II seems, are always
there fusteSt with the mosteSt
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
10000 Allied Cdptives
Still Held by Japs

YOKOHAMA, Sept 5 GNS)-
The number of released prisoners
OF the Japs to reach American
care rose today 10 ? .2S9--but more
than 10000 Allied captiveS re-
main 10 be recovered from north
ern HonShu and Hokkaido islands.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Nazis on Way Home
Banned by Austria

VIENNA, Sept. 5 QNSl-The
Austrian provisional government
today vigorously opposed the pro-
posed stop-off in Austria of 300,-
900 Germans on the way from
Hungary to Germany.