davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

Furnished Rooms for Rent
CLIFTON, s72s warren L4vrrnnis:
large front: suitable for tao. rY 81 947
CONNER-iO3l-Tv apartment
So. one sleeping room. 50, men only
DAWSON N-Livsrnois-Rooun shower. sobsI
gentleman preferred, good Transports
iinn NO 1894
DyxTER-Crand River Section - Room
private home: shovrr. excellent trsns
portstion. TY 7-ioli.
FURNISHED room Tor men only. Col
ored. TY S-ih64.
FURNISHED room for couple. siSi
frOquOiS
FURNISHED room for culored man
TE 2-3i17.
GENERAL MOTORS Dist. refined. quiet
home semi-priyate bath. business gen
tlemen preferred. TO s-19lJ.
|CRAND RIvER-Joy section private en-.
trance girls TO share white. TY
S-bSSl
ROBISwOOD. W 5ss = Half block
Woodward between 4 and 7 Mile. room
and breakfast. meals very reasonable II
desired TO 6-ssTf
SLEEPING room for rent. si2s Mont
| lieu ~ s22S.
THEODORE. 1907 - Home privileges
| near Parksrds. excellent meals zoot
| transportation PL slsS.
WESLEY HALL
Rooms FOR mon, singles or doubles
ca $500
CoLoRED--clean. attractive room fol
rent single man. TR 2-sois
COLORED-EsS,. near Mscs. couple OF
men. excellent transportation 32le
Concord
CoLoRED-Furnished room respectsbl,
gentleman. TO T-4272
COLORED Furnished unfurnishst
rooms good location single gentleman
or couple TY S-07Se
CoLORED-Nea,ly furnished ruom, foi
two men and couple LIZ 777o
COLOPED-Neatly furnished rooms fc'
couple and single To 6-a4i3
COLORED-Nicely furnished room ior
gentleman only. Convenient trsnSporta
ton TO s-0oO7
COLORED-Nicely furnished room fol
couple or single PL 1886
COLORED-RespectAb couple. room
on I'd floor 635S Northneid
col oIORFD-Rooms older men preferred
ara Adelaide. Mr., Farley, CT 2457
COLORED - Room for rrnt. couples
only. Kitchen privileges. s23f Concord
near Ear Grand Blvd.
CoLoRED-Roon for reliable gentle.
man 1865 Garfield
CoLORED-Room for couple OIL 1895
COLORFD-2 furnished rooms for two
renned married couples. TY s-s557
coLoRED = 5l66 Fourteenth: men
only.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
DEARBORN

OXFORD SCHOOL DtsrRicr-A reed
good buy' pregar frsr1s single, o~6-
rooms lsfgs dining room and uV1ns
rncn. new furnace large na asem~nt ga
rsrs ward isnrec. p~acb trees, so foct
lot - ono reasonable terms
ncFiRLANE BROS
747f { TrleVraph-DY 7ssc-f5sn
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Washing Machine Reporting
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
AMERICAN
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

AMERICAN
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
Shceting. 25c yd; Duck, 39c
Ponrse Cur'ainirg. soc Tovels. 77c vi.
blue denim. 3ac yd Pillows. aTc
bed sheets Blsts.. 81 %. Pillow Cases
Part-Woni Pisid Blankets. "a
Dark CRAY Camp Blankets. l ~ 6s s.
Ped Mst'ress--Ss a5. Springs.... = aS
BOYS Zinper Cshafdine JscketS.... 95
Full ste Metal prds.............. : aA
Crih isx96. Cotton Mattress. ? as
YARD ............. asc
All-Wnol Mems Jackets. 4 as
Cahardine Upper Jackets......... 4 q5
21Nis Rugs. 81 Folding BrdS,... IS
Ncr : Pants 81 a. Dress Pants. 0h
Fndicn,i- Johnson Police Shocs..... 4 Ao5
Endicott- -Johpxon Dress OxfnrdS.. as
USRATIOSED SHOES - CLOSEOUTS
SUITCASFS. RAGS, low AS...... l as
qxl2 FRLT BASE RUGS.......... aS
STAR BRAND HOUSE PAINT..... ! 90
Z lFer Led
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
DEARBORN

OVyR 100 HOMES-CAtL Uf'
Zee pictures pf brick ana frame -uneo-
lous c1lnnisls and inconei Csrhrs.
SSss aichigsn CE sita
DEARBORN yQUITTEs
Owners iesving to~n A. lov a. $500
dn Some pi'h furniture. refrfsers,crs
and I'ovss linn posseuior Z ana y
nedroor7 rod~rn horrer usms, tie f-s.
tgres Ira Hotchkiss Co, 5soi reis-
srspn a, Fem. DIX T7io. DE 1883
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
RADIO SERVICE

ptrrrsfrs FoR PoRTHsIE RADIOS
Pickup. delivery. All work guaranteed
4s-hr service
R$Dio CITY SALES GO
ara Woodward At Brady
CALL TIE 2-77S4
oFEE DAILY, 10 TO 8 80
ALL MAKES
V. viii repair your radio set quickly
and efficiently. our phone Is answered
A. all times. Call now You are Ad-
yissd our total charge before you pay
vs. over $50 house service call.
CENTRAL RADIO
CADILLAC 1858
$40 p. LARSED i2ole HAMILTON
ALL MAKES q radios ana record
tecd Can replace any tube or part.
Pickup and delivery.
Mich. Radio and Electric
AsO MICHIGAN PA 1929
SS3i LAWTON TY I-OOoS
ALI. makes including parts. tubes, last
models. $3.50. Guaranteed. TY e-so3s.
ALI. makes repaired Home calls WORK
At ONCE
tsiephonp can will bring man 20
your door. Table models repaired white
YOU Wait. Rogers Radio service soob
Puritan UN 4-oi2s. TY s-1sss
CALL HO 1858
Most radios repaired IN your home;
consoles and table modelA Can ~
Guaranteed.
. ,S,.- t..,to.,. tho-ough ~
ovefhAuled by laboratory tcchnicisns anc
guaranteed IKE new Finest equipment
original PARTS and tubes 24-hr. service
No mskeshift nome repaiIs -,
GRISWOLD RADIO LABORAT0RtES
2s43 GRAND RIVER-CA 1919 ~.
WRITTEN GUAhANTEE
Can vi l.2ss3. Radio service 20. your
nome. Consoles. table models. Call 81
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Al Service. guar: licensed. bonded.
UN 3-692s, UN 1871. 3Ois fenkel.
A.l-AiL MAKEs--ANY TIME
MOTORS A SPECIALITY
Licensed and bonded fE 2-esNS
A GUAR J0B. ALL MAKES REPAIRED
City-Vide Service Licensed ana bonded
REGAL REFRIGERATION. Tf o-21so
AUTHORIZED -GRUNOW-Only genuine
WARE REFRIGERATION TO s-2SoA
ALLIED sPPIianss raaIan,ssd service sSr,ios,si on
fSi,sSi nicrased "a and bonded tsII no 4427.
ALI MAKES Serviced. We specialize In
rebuilding commercial or domestic work
guaranteed Licensed and nondfd "a
hour service Mack Avenue Refrigeration
service. PL 02fs-
ALL work guaranteed. Specialist IN Cold.
sno's. Crosleys Leonard. Universal an
nther makes. Quick -servics. SpFenvsy
Refrigeration. 233S Tromhly. MA 1880,
EAST eide REFRIGEEsArIso1NS, s1S,,,,.
icersed End bonded FR 466a.
GPUNOW. crnsley Coldspot. Norge
ali other makes All work guaranteed.
-G+inEH- REEFa ierHRATGR- SERVICE
1854 GRAND RIVER no s24s
LEONARD and Kelvinstor Service
years Factory branch East Side only.
Prouri service LE s2l2
QUALITY REFRIGERATION SERVICE
Guar. service on ColdSpot. CroSley. Cope
land. Universal. Errrsrd. kelrtr1stor,
Norge Frigidairs. other makes licensed.
bonded Day or night PL 3foS
ROOFING. TIMING. SIDING
NEW ROOF FOR $40 Av, HOUSE
NORMAN q DEE TIE 1-7540
AMERICAN expert work1ep will cover
your 24'x2s'x9 home with Ford v-Neef
brick siding for only Sl7s. 2o-yehr
roof, S7o. Easy terms. Call Nj 4424.
FOR gutter work call Ricnard Wllertz.
e. side only: do work myself. AR 1878.
OLD caves cIssned. painted and re-
paired. drains and sewers cleaned cleo
tricsliy. also caulking CA 04Se.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
CONLEY, mr.. Outer Drive

NONLT i nj. OuLeT DrIVS
roori solid hrick. stairway n rcore1
st'lc. ouick posb 81 900 Terms Mr..
Williams a o17i or TU i-2sos
HOMER WARREN 4 COMPANY
COOPER As7s-Bnck rooms. fu1
hssrsnt, furnace IsrsFs $1,000.
~ 600 down Acme Real Estate. s5o5
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Boots. Rubhcrs Caloshes--Cheap.
2oO1-2907 GRATIOT

, Corner los Camneu Bank Pldg.
open sunday 10 70 4. Daiiy 10 ~ :.
ASH rubbish drums heavy. S5-gallon,
81 Is 22fl Brewster, AZ Gratiot
BJMpING and painting equipment.
complete. practically brand new, priced
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Furniiure--Reiinish q--Repairs
GARAGES NOW AVAILABLE
BOND LUMBER VI l-3ono
GENERAL REPAIRS, SERVICE

ATTIC rooms. complete. free estimates
2 yrs. 10 pay ALLEN, TO s-O5S2.
BABY buggy or tricycle. wheels retired
promptly Prices on request J.
1874 Kco., Des Moines. Iowa
HIGHLAND SUPPLY
AaHs WOODWARD 20 "a in
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
pLASTERINC

U LHo i k4niNs
A-A-i PLASTERINCr-- Patch work spe-
cialis, remod. TY T2344. OIL 400.
Al PLASTERiNC arches. cOves. patch
ing work guaranteed MA 5000
Al PIASTFRING 90 Ceilings. patching
all kinds. work guar. ress. DA 477S.
Al Piastcring. Iathing Ceilings and
Arches Reasonable. TR i-22oT.
Al plastering repairs specialist Ma
teriAl FUN. prompt service. TG s-lJoS.
ANYTHING IN PtAsTERINC
A patch or an entire home Old ceitings
made new Modern arches Installed.
TY a-7757 YEAGER co. SBl 4i2l
ByTTER repair iobs All Winds. Prompt
service Guar. work Ia f222.
PIAsTERING repair work ~ All nnds
Chax Rouse. $50 p. MsplehuTst. tern-
dale. Mich v O Lincoln 2-5HSS
PIAsTEPINCs-Expc men. coves.
arches ceilings All Kinds. ME- 1898
REPAIR specialist. srches, ceilings
patching. quality Work TW 7-3es3
RETURNED veteran lathing. nlas,ering
patching Gerald Roop We S-iofa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
cieaning Wails. Shades. Etc
ELEcTRIcAL WIRING

WALL wAsHiNc-4o wears sIperienee;
% per aud kAlsomins cleaned. shif
sorkmsn Dl AS4S
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

KODAKS Movie cameras. Will sell,
buy exch. Acme Camera. SIT Shelby.
fAWNMOWBRss rebuilt. FOR sale ss
each. guaranteed sunday. u 10 3
r m 1000 Henry
OLD clothing and chlldrens olothinr,
electric irlneT table lanins ard stnve
fruit -sry. a6sS y. Martindale. Tf
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
APIS. ron RENr-Furrished

y VERNON. I2735-Nice housekeeping
rooms with cooking privileges SIS per
FOURTEENTH. $3.50 near warren
3-room apartment. furnished also J.
room apartment, Frigidsires Adult,
HAMTRAMCK--3 or working Eirls
or two couples. TO 6-s7o3
INVERNESS. isSo0--Three rooms. pri-
vste. newly decorated reasonable
LyCASTE. 2sSi-Nice krge furnished
apartment tao rooms SO and 50
weekly. Light Housekeeping rc0m. IS 80
Two rooms ~ week Sleeping ioums
81 50 or SO week
THIRD. 25ss. AZ Grand River-Tro
furnished rooms good transportation.
reasonable
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

UPPER fats for rent. rooms and
bath white - =. Bethuns
WILLIAMS, 3323--Upper 3 rrnns snd
toilet $40 month. adults only
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
STOVES AND HEATERS

AAA MOON BROS SALE
Prevay oil heaters now ration free. Buy
nov while supply lasts. Duo-Ther-n and
Fireside Easy terms. 1921 Cratint.
4lsl Oakman 1880 CTptioi.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
pLUMBMG-sEwER SERVICE

Al SINKS slesned. 50 Electric sever
service "a ~ UN2 : 1854 w T-3i75.
a RETr8NED VET Plumbing elrc
equip TR f-SSST EveS II l-3fAA
ABBOTT sewer Service-Cleaned elec-
tIicAlly. all hours ana sunday. IS 10
SIS Guaranteed ~ T-TpSs
ALL sinks and sswcrs electrically
cieHued Plumbing repairing. TN 7-5llo
ALL YOUR plumbing and heating re-
nairs and nov Installations taken care
u ~ raLLLur III nAnl anNfifrr
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
DANBURY. 2O14s

OPEN DAILY
. roors hungslos csn 10 use6 20 IN
% ccns dn up n ss'' .E
b i1f quick ale az $4,000, terms
" l. kENNEDY
aoo y STATE FAIR TIT iA1ee
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

MAN OF woman Dr. own. service u 3
postage stamp machine 100 machines
should pay $500 per month nominal
Investment required. Room 720. Vol
VERNE Hotel
OLD blished shoe repair shop With
machinery and stock Due 20 ~ health
must sell 1888 Lsundsle
OWNER AyS sell my SUPER market On
West side d1ing - 600 weekly Lots
~ stock beer vine license CAL Mr.
Goefke. OR 6lsl. OR 45pi. JensSel
n Dlnu
SOUTH Telegraph rusd fOso-Bsrrsin
gas station csbins furnished corner
Colgate Ovntr retiring. Baldwin,
broker. AT 2.2s
TANTEY-Tncnms $4,000 Csnneld.
West. income 50 $50 Good living quar-
iers money makers. Terms Fey, TY
7-qsSS
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
AS Low AS Sc

sewers. sinks drained. cleaned eiec-
'rHsuy without diEging. no results no
charEe Anywhere. anytime, Including
sundays 10 4ITf
'PLUMBING-AL draihs pipes. se~srs
cleaned electrically. quck service al
nxturs for SAFE II 5sSa. TO 6-l8lS.
PLUMBING. ALL KINDS OF HEAT
ROOMS IERNS TO 8-5035.
PfNNrBA - NO DIGGING 90 NO MESs
sewers \dralns electrically. cleaned. 15
vearVt ero OR 14aS TO $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

KIRBY. X 7733-upper four rooms /.
bath. stove heat. s25. PL 4las
KNODELL AVE. io4sS-Upper Ave
rooms and bath; sal AR i545
NEAR Livernois Fenkeii. 5-room lower
TO S-A703
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
MOVING. Storage. Coriage

ADY'S large vans two men. s. hour
Local. i3s Pasadena TO s-oi32.
ALBRIGHT 10cai uov'g crate shipping
anVNhsrP 217 MIlwaukee TR 2-2ill
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
William Fier-

William Fierz, "a, of 1920
Fierz place, Clinton township,
died early this morning at st.
Joseph's hospital, why're he had
been patient for 10 days.
Born in Detroit the son of the
late Edward and Caroline Fierz,
Mr.. FierZ was a resident of Ctin-
ton township for the past %
years, and was a well known
farmer.
Surviving Mr. Fierz are his
wife, Julia; son, Seaman First
Glass Daniel, with the u. $,
Coast Guard on the high seas; a
daughter, Helen, at home; and
two sisters, Mrs. Emma lbbotson,
of Pleasant Ridge, and Mrs.
Flora Layman, Of Detroit.
The body is at the d. N. Coo
ley funeral home and may be
seen after z p. m. Friday. Pray
ers will be said at the funeral
home Sunday at s p. m. Funeral
services will be held Monday at
8 a. m. from the funeral home
and at $50 a. m. at st. Louis
Catholic church with Rev. Father
Louis Schramm officiating. Bur-
ial will be in the Clinton Grove
cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Road

Kiwans Club luncheon, with the
Lions Club as guests. Joseph A.
Cody, of Kiwanis, presided and
William Floore, vice-president
Of the Lions spoke for that
group.
Ziegler traced the highway de-
partment from its beginning In
1905, when the first commission
er was appointed by the gov
ernor up to the present time. In
1913 there were about rs en-
ployees in the department and
now there are over 1900 he
stated. According to the commits
sioner, the big expansion in the
road building throughout the
state began in 1920 with the
much publicized fifty million
bond issue.
During the business meeting,
Mike Kidd, manager of the
Goodyear Service store was well
coined into the KiWanis Club as
a new member.
The Kiwanis Club quartet en-
tertained the m G m bers and
guests during the meeting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Mob.
Continued from Page One)


Lumber Company offices Tues.
day night, Ensign said, and max
ing off with over $500 in cur
rency, gasoline ration stamps
and a quantity of cigarets. He
said that each had likewise con-
fesSed participating in h C
cracking of the safe in the Re-
mer Hardware store, at Nine
Mile and Van Dyke roads, the
burglary of the Az w market,
a beer garden at II Mile. and
Mound roads and of market at
Van Dyke and Orchard avenues.
Ensign - who directed the
night long hunt for the men -
said that Kaiser had worked
occasionally in war plants
where Skowronski had likewise
been employed until b u t
three months ago. Neither one
appears TO be much interested in
working for living he said.
Skowronski's wife. Virginia,
and sister-in- law. Julia Show
ronski, were questioned at
length by Ensign but were re-
leased today after having been
held over night in the county
Jail.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Hooper
Continued from Page One)

eating corruption in Michigan
government, was shot to death
in his automobile on Highway
M-99 near Springport late last
Thursday afternoon. His charred
body was found in his burning
car.
AT Jackson, police said a man
told them he was in a bar in
Bay City when another man ell
tered and threatened Hooper's
life, accusing him of being with
my woman" The time of the
alleged incident was described
as recent"
Sigler said police still believ-
ed it likely that the Senator was
executed by hired killers to seal
his lips from testifying in Grand
Jury cases and would continue
to search underworld haunts in
cities, some of them outside of
Michigan. for professional kill
ers.
Two of the witnesses who re-
ported seeing an automobile in
the vicinity of the murder have
furnished police with part of a
license plate number INC"
and the first figure "8
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Russia

with his general detectives the
reaching of Danzig and the pos
sible isolation of all or most Of
East Prussia.
Three great Russian armies, q
100000 strong on 250-mile
front, were fast liberating all
Poland after the capture of War
saw, Radon, and Czestochowa,
and the Germans were reported
falling back to their next natur-
al line of defense, the Oder river
80 miles from Berlin.
Berlin, admitting confusion
in the face of the smashing on
slaught, said Tomaszow, 80
miles southeast of Lodz, Po-
lands greatest industrial city,
had been evacuated, and said
Breslau, Germany's chief indus
trial city in Silesia, was "di-
rectly in the danger zone
KRAKOW FALLS
The Lublin radio said Kra-
kow, city of Polands ancient
kings, also had been captured.
The forces of Marshall Greg
DRY Zhukov, which took War
saw, and of Marshal Ivan Konev
were converging on Lodz from
the east as well as the south.
Konev's first Ukraine army
was 268 miles from Berlin at
CZeStochoWa.
While there was as yet no Of
fetal confirmation of a Russian
crossing into Silesia, an Asso-
ciated Press dispatch from the
Soviet capital said it was GER
tain the Red Army was no more
than eight miles from the from
tier, and tht Konev's guns al
ready were Smelling German in
dustrial territory.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Manager
Continued from Page One)

NCOntinue0 from rage OHej
1908 grew to a peak of 729 in
stances, 20 of which later re-
verified to their former govern
mental form.
The national average for ten
ure in office of a city manager
Is seven years, he pointed out.
That Michigan has more city
manager governments than any
state in the union. was one of
the facts presented by Sidwell
during an open discussion Of the
commission and city manager
systems, during which he an
swered questions.
Several city commissioners,
majority of the Charter Revision
Commission and representatives
Of the League of Women Voters
were in attendance. John H.
Nunneley, charter re vision
chairman, introduced the speak
or. Harold Lindsey, Rotary
president, presided.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Joy
Continued from Page Onc)

Continued from Page Onc)
from their robust young son,
Donald Edward.
Yesterday a telegram broke
the suspense. 1t brought JOY TO
the Redmond family.
AN official report now re-
ceived states that Pvt, Edward q.
Redmond was not missing in ac-
ton Dec. Is, as previously re-
ported" the government mes
sage read.
Edwards mother, Mrs. Elsie
Redmond, As West Sharkey ave-
nue., Clinton Township, and
other members of the large Red
mond family are happy and
thankful:
I'VE regard the news as a real
answer to prayer the thrilled
young mother said today. "All
We could do was pray, and hope
for some miracle
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Dog
Continued from Page One)

yesterday aboard train at AL
buquerque, N. M, said she had
received Blaze" a 130-pound
bull maStiff at Hollywood from
her husband but Il assure you
that my dog travels as freight
and awaits his turn
A War Department spokes-
man said three service men
were put off a plane at Memphis
Jan. IL 10 tighten the load while
a dog, about which the Depart
ment had no information con-
tinued its journey by air. The
dog was consigned from Wash-t
ington.
In Antioch, the Navy Gun
ner, Leon Leroy, told newsmen
he boarded the plane at New
ark, n. j., after learning of his
fathers death and had &C
priority.
He said high priority matter
was put aboard at Memphis, re-
curing that some weight be left
behind, that he and two other
service men had TO get off be-
cause the Grated dog was rated
"A"
Last night al Riverside, Calf,
T/Sgt. Dave AXIS, veteran of the
China Burma war, said he
was bumped Off the plane at
Memphis while on his way 10
visit his wife, who is i'll.
He said Grated dog occupied
almost all of four seats and
a flight clerk told him it was
consigned to Mrs. Roosevelt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Test
Continued from Page One)

ems before Circuit Judge Her
man Dchnke, of Harrisville, the
court expressed skepticiSm as to
Cairns story that Sl20 found in
his-pocket at the time of his
arrest was a part of gambling
winnings accumulated by him
the previous night at the South
River road resort.
Judge Dehnke said, however,
that if Cairns would voluntarily
submit to lie-detector test he
would reconsider my decision.
Paul S. Hirt, attorney for
Cairns appointed by the COURT
informed Judge Dehnke this
morning that his client will SUBJ
NIT to the polygraph eXamina-
ton as rapidly as appointment
with state police technicians can
be completed.
RAN SO TO S165
Cairns had told the court that
on the night Of Aug. % he drew
$40 from his emp oyers at
Beuschlein's tavern and, after
paying off S12 in debts to other
persons, ran the remaining So
up to S165 at the Hopper Kettle
Klub- (which- is distinguished
from the Hopper Kettle tavern).
He said that, following the land
fall, he went in Detroit ION a
tear" and that the Sl20 found
in his pockets when he was ar
rested by Detroit police consti-
tuted the balance of his win
nings.
CLAIM SALE OF LOOT
Chief Assistant Prosecutor
Fred Van Fleteren, however, in
sisted that the money had been
obtained from the sale of all or
part Of the items stolen from the
Beuschlein tavern. He said that
six cases Of whiskey, a pistol,
four cases of wine, four cartons
of cigarets and from $14 to SIG
in change had been stolen from
the cafe.
Cairns, employed as a porter
at the tavern, had a key TO the
establishment and was in a po-
sition to enter and remove the
missing articles, Van Fleteren
pointed out.
The suspect is held in the Ma
comb county trial pending out
come Of the case against him.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Obituaries
Anna IL. Hunt

Mrs. Anna +. Hunt, age 10
years, lifelong resident of Mount
Clemens, died this morning at
her home, % Gibbs street, Mount
Clemens, following i'll health in
duced by fall on Dec. 8.
Mrs. Hunt was the widow of
the late Oliver Hunt who died
several years ago, and she was
formerly the widow of Charles
w. Yates, well known local Civ
il War survivor and honored
member of the Grand Army of
the Republic.
I She was daughter of the late
John and Lydia McCallum. Her
father was a former master of
the Michigan Grand Lodge of
Masonry.
Mrs. Hunt was member of
the Fundamental Baptist Church.
She is survived by daughter,
Mrs. William Smith, of Berkeley,
Mich; a son, Robert r. Hugh
son, Sacramento, Calf; IL
grandchildren and II great
grandchildren. There are two
brothers, former state senator,
George p. McCallum, of Ann
Arbor; William, of Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich, an dtwo sisters,
Mrs. John Patterson, Of Portland,
Ore, and Mrs. Minerva McTag
garty, Of Duluth, MINI.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 p. m, Saturday at the fam
lily residence, with burial IN the
family lot in Romeo Cemetery.
Duncan b. Hubbard is in charge
OF funeral arrangements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Contracts
(Continued from Page One)

Forces Is considering revision OF
its policies concerning new con
tracts.
Reuther said a UAW-CIO sur
vey showed that a manpower
surplus was being created by
production cutbacks made be-
cause Detroit was in a group /
critical manpower area and by
increased output per worker.
The survey also revealed, ne
said, that 10000 women and a
large number Of negroes were
available for war work.
The Army's change OF policy,
he added, followed a series 81
conferences with union officials,
in which results Of the survey
were used to prove that Detroit
plants could handle new con-
tracts.
Edward L. CuShman, Michigan
director of the war manpower
commission, said he had suggest
ed at a recent conference with
Army officers that additional
contracts could be placed here 10
employ a surplus Of women
workers.
At Dayton, O., meanwhile, 1t,
Zen William S. Knudsen said
production of BIZ and B-@4
heavy bombers would have to
be stepped up. Knudsen is dir
ector of the Air Technical SerV-
ice Command, which supervises
all production for the Army
Airforces.
He said that "for months 20
come" schedules for production
of the B-24 at the Ford Willow
Run plant and the BIZ at west
Coast plants, as well as their
many subcontractors, will nee
essatily be increased"