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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Five
Admit Bribe

A grand jury lnVeSuBatlon OF the
BLACK Sox" basketball scandal
was ordered today as one of the
two men accused OF bribng five
Brooklyn College basketball play
ers TO throw game against
Akron was arraigned on bribery
charge
County Judge Samuel S. Liebo-
witz directed the January Kings
(Brooklynl County grand jury to
start complete and thorough
investigation, not only of the
Brooklyn College case but Of the
basketball situation in general
within the limit Of its authority.
Liebowitz, who was noted
criminal attorney before being APP
pointed TO the bench, told the
Jurors that he deemed il OF ut
most importance that you begin
an investigation at once.
"BasketbalI In recent years
has taken the public by storm
he said. "SpOrt-loving Ameri-
cans 40 20 basketball games 10
see the game played by our fine.
clean youths. But successful
endeavOrs and enterprises al
ways draw barnaCies. II is now
reported that these barnaCles
have attached themselves To our
game of basketball.
ITO corrupt college boy Is
Ia destroy him in his formative
wears. II these veTmin dealt
only with punks like themselves,
the gravity of the crime would
not be so bad. But when these
vermln stretch their wTetched
and flthy paws into our college
halls they pollute the flower Of
our country's youth. and they
have got 10 De destroyed.
"It il easy 10 imagine what
would happen when thouAand-
dollar bill Is swayed before
some OF these youths"
ADMIT GUILT
The five players admitted re.
ceiving 1000 from Harvey Stem
mer. who was ordered held ir
$500 bail FOR further -heArinl
Feb. 5, and Henry Rosen, to throw
| the game and were TO receive ar
additional $1,000 following thu
lcontest, which had been scheduled
for Boston tomorrow night. Tn,
game was Cancelled. however
when the bribe became public.
The arrest OF Stemmer anC
Rosen came at time when has
ketbsll was becoming a majol
gambling sport. Bookmaker'
turned 10 the game when the ma
tion's race tracks were CLOSED
down.
After hearing Leibowitz, IN,
grand jury decided 10 begin ~
Inquiry later today.
where you find evidence OF
crime, indlct without hesita-
ton" Leibowitz ordered the
jurors. "But base your findings
on facts and not on suspicion"
He told the jurors that nothlnl
he said should be construed a
throwing suspicion on any Of TIT
games 10 be played az Madison
I Square Garden or any place else.
PROMISED BRIBE
The Brooklyn team is scheduled
10 play ST. Francis at the Garder
Feb. 10 Two OF the five player
involved in the bribc already hal
been promised money 10 fix thH
game also, Assistant District Atty
Edward A. HeGernan Of King
County charged That offer ais,
came from Stemmer and Roser
/ he said
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
$4,000 BET

Further evidence Of how heavy
gamblers came In for basketball
betting was revealed in Boston
when a bookmaker disclosed that
he expected TO place $4,000 in
bets in a Cornell-Dartmouth game
at Hanover. n. II. The game
was scheduled 10 have been
played in the evening, but because
the Cornell players could not ar
range transportation back 20
Ithaca the contest was shifted 10
afternoon. No advance word Of
changing the game time had gone
out TO the gamblers.
Magistrate Charles G. Kcutgen,
who presided al Stemmers ar
raignment, asked IL the Black
Sox scandal" had invaded basket
ball after he heard the complaint
against Stemmcr read
The players. who VIII be used
as material witness against the
two gamblers, were in the court
room. They were escorted by dc
tectives. but were not under ar
rest and no charges have been
filed against them
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Hanks Farewell Game Recalled

celehrated young walked into he Briggs Stadium Of
ces yesterday around the hour OF He tall and
and the ~e!esrRed bars OF captain the United Stae
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31

as matchmaker alter being on the
sldCllneS for three months due TO
illness.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Basketball Results
COLLEGE,
HIGH SCHOOL

ST Agnes % st Clement a,
s est Heart % Little FloWerAl
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
PROMISED BRIBE

The Brooklyn team is scheduled
10 play ST. Francis at the Garden
Feb. 10 Two OF the five players
involved in the bribc already had
been promised money 10 fix that
game also. Assistant District Atty.
Edward A. HeGernan OF Kings
County charged That offer also
came from Stemmer and Rosen,
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-31
Hockey Standings

ci,ss Of b5i-5l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02
A Lift For Today

Behold. as the clay is in the pot
ter's hands, SO are We in mine hand,
Jeremiah 1876.
EVEN AFTER we have spoiled
the choice design that God had in
mind for US. if we turn our lives
over to Him. He can re-shape the
warped life and design it anew.
Dear Father. help us to be ever
on the alert to hear Thy voice, and
ubeGient 10 do Thy will.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

There are so many Russians il
Berlin these days, the man at the
next desk suggests we rename the
Nazi's home town, West Moscow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

April is usually one of u rainies
months but its in the merry mont
of May that the June bride-tp-D
is always expecting lots of showers
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02
NOTICE.

State Of North Carolina:
County of Vance:
l have this day qualified before
the Clerk Of the Superior Court,
Vance County as EXecutriX under
the will Of the Late Mrs. Birdie
Amos.
This is to notify all persons hold
ing claims against her Estate to
present the same to the undersigned
within one year from this date or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of any recovery. Persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
prompt settlement.
This the 18th day Of April, 1945.
MRS. NELLIE WILKINSON,
E~xecutriX under the Will Of
Mrs. Birdie Amos.
J.. H. Zo~llicoffer,
Attorney.
18-25-2-9-l6-23
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

The people Of Berlin now know
the best view of a wal is gained at
a distance-anyWhere from 1000
miles up.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

Those Nazis in hiding in the Harz
mountains will have a tough time
Disgusting themselves as canarles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

l.. The grains have been Wor
small. smooth and round by the ac-
ION 1T water.
, Coal,
3. In 1888.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

OIL STOVE OVENS, MILK CANS,
garbage cans 10 gal. SIC, Flee
tric churn motors, step ladders,
extension ladders. Watkins Hard
ware Co. 2-iti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

PONY FOR SALE, NICE AND
gentle, 6 years old weigh coo lbs.
viii sell reasonably. Call at Hill
Top No, 2, one mile from Hen
GcIsOn on Raleigh road. 26-6tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

SPRAYERS. BUSTERS, ROTONE,
arsenate of lead, Ni9oro, Crow
tox for corn. Watkins Hardware
Co. 2-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02
WANT ADS
Get Results

WANTED: LATE MODEL AUTO
mobile from individual. See
Thomas l.. Fuller al the post Of
office. 3O-3u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

PURE SHELLAC ORANGE AND
white. Sheet yin for table tops.
Watkins Hardware co. Iii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

WANT ADS.
Get Results
WANTED: LATE MODEL AUTO
mobile from individual. See
Thomas l.. Fuller at the post Of
office. 3O-3tl
PURE" SHELLAC ORANGE AND
white. Sheet yin for table tops.
Watkins Hardware Go. 24tl
lMPORTANT-WHY NOT PRO
tect your home from tcrmiteS.
Paramount ENtermjnatIng Com
pany of Weldon will guarantee to
protect your home from tCrmltcs,
reaches, bugs, ants, etc. Prices
reasonable. Leave calls at Tanner
Roofing Company. Phone 606.
23-cud-6ti
FOR SALE: PREWAR BICYCLE.
F,pst class condition With new
parts. Reliable Welding and
Machine Works. I'll
FLOORS ANDED AND REFINISH-
ed. Waxing and polishing. Work
uot'v 49,
Ni',i i'"NS 90! o''',''i-
G"u I'-,'' N'mle9 iI0as W.
N'li q M""i'N' ''' was -,
0N'''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

lMPORTANT-WHY NOT PRO
tect your home from termIteS.
Paramount ENtermjnatIng Com
pany of Weldon will guarantee 10
protect your home from tCrmItcS,
reaches, bugs, ants, etc. Prices
reasonable. Leave calls at Tanner
Roofing Company. Phone SOC.
23-cud-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the post office n Hender-
son. n. c., as second l.uss mai. matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

OVER IA
years old as Carrier Sales
men. Those employed must be
able to post $1,000 Bond
Good routes with good pay
for the right boys. Apply
Circulation Manager Daily
Dispatch ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

ers. Apply D. G.. Hoyle, 2l5 VII
liam ST. Phone 961. 2-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

TOMATO PLANTS FOR SALE.
Nice certified Marglobe plants
grown mi of doors, will be mere
Friday afternoon or Saturday
morning. Book orders now. Sweet
potato plants, Nancy Hall ana
Porto, Rico, next week. A. =.
Cheek. 2-Iu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

FOR SALE CASH REGISTER. GUY
Woodlief, 21T Chestnut St. Hen
derSon. n. G. l-2G
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

JUST RECEIVED PLENTY OF
unrationed oXfords for children.
Sandals for ladies and men, sl'49
and up. All sizes. We also 90
While-you-Wait shoe repairing on
ly if you have shoes on. Carolina
Shoe Shop. next to A & p. 3l-tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-02

Yesterdays Answer
a Evenings
tpoetD
AZ Point tLaW,
"A Blunder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
By Roy Crane

He hl, more than doubled business on
h, route in LlBelic. Hlmiton and hrd
avenues since becoming Detroit Times
carrier only eight months ago ana hl,
won many Times award, Tor outstanding
,lics achievements, incIudjng boat trip
Co Cleveland Henry rates tins four-and-
i.hilf-dy vacation hls most exciting cN-
pcricnce
Henry is %. lives at - Kendall in
Hishlnd PARK and attend, gyyioes at
the Church Of Chu,t o.. P. Tie PLAYS soft
ball and bi,ketblll in The Detroit Times
Clrucr Atblcuc League and ,uims on the
,,bool team. lie seventh grade Nu.
dent Of France, T. Wdlri School. lie
plays the trombone and hopes TO become
an accomplished musieiln.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
IusOslav Regency
Held Up by King

LONDON. Jan. 6 GNS)-The
London Daily Telegraph said to-
day that there would likely be a
delay in final agreement on pollti-
cal changes in YugoSlavia, includ-
ing the creation OF a regency.
The newspaper said that il had
learned Yugoslava'S King Peter
had by no means made up his
mind to consent to the creation OF
a regency and that the whole
matter was still being discussed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Wearing Of Uniform
Nets 6-Month Term

Raymond a. Champagne, %. OF
1857 Eighth, EcorSc. was sen.
fenced 10 six months impriSon-
mcnt today by Federal Judge
Arthur Lcderle for wearing an
army uniform Illegally He was
clad in a private's uniform when
arrested for drunkenness by Lin
coin Park police recently. bat
investigation disclosed that he
was discharged from the army
without honor" last May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
Wilson Sees SeIIouf
For Winged Victory

Advance ticket sales for
Winged Victory, to be presented
by the army air forces, indicate
a Scllout before the opening night,
Jan. Is, officials of the Wilson
Thcater announced today.
Tickets for the show which is
currently on a record-breaking %
week tour. Will still be on sale
next week at the box Office Of
the theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08

" pl.lllsu,ed sy 90 Eealure. syndlcate. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-08
A WISHING WELL q
By MecLean
By Wall Disney
By Jimmy Halo

TTERE pleasant little game that viii message
every day numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
yor fortune Count first the number
of letters II the number Is less than
add The your number Start at the left
check Of
numbers right read the the letters undd
the checked figures give you 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Membership Grows

IMPETUS TO the work N
the Detroit Unit American
Relief for France is given
by the addition Of many names
10 the associated membership
list including Mrs. Wendell
Anderson Mrs. Alexander
COPELAND Mrs. Fred T. Muir.
ply -. Mrs. Henry B. JOY 90.
Miss Sarah Sheridan Mrs.
Owen r. Shelton Mrs.
Joseph G.. STANDARD Mrs.
Harold Hastings -. Mrs Dud-
ley r Campbell Miss Emma
Butzel -. Mrs. Henry c. Boyle
-. Mrs. Robert HAITI &C.. Mrs.
Noritz Kahn Miss Mercy
Hayes RI. Rev. NsEr. Ed
ward J Hickey .. Senator
Homer Ferguson -. the Rev.
Francis B. Crcamer Or.
Benedict Glazer Judge
Frank A. Picard the Ec.
Henry J. Simpson Henry
L, Lyster q. Edmond Del
hos ... Or. Louis =. Hlrscnuar
90. Charles Green 90. Irving
Long -. and Oliver =. Narcks.
Sewing knitting ... re-
ceiving and packing clothes SOP
French Relief are carried on at
headquarters M last JEFF
ferSon avenue on Wednesday
and Thursday O. each week,
from 10 a. m. until 3 p. IN. ....
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Plan Mexican Trip

WHAT SEEMS LIKE a PER
Feet mid-winter holiday has
been planned by a congenial
group of north-end people d.
including the Howard KeatinCS,
Of Chicago Bfvd-.-.. Mrs. Frank
Kramer, of Whitnore road .
and the Del Meyers, of STRAIT
ford road
They are leaving Sunday for
a month in Mexico City 4.
Tasco and other places Of in
tereSt in Mexico 81.
The Frederick J Ward will
depart about the middle OF Feb
ruary for Miami Beach
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Field Army Holds
Op en- House, Tea

FIELD ARMY Of the Ameri-
can Cancer Society, formerly
known as the Women's Field
Army, is having an open house
and tea tomorrow afternoon
from 2;30 to 5 o'clock in its
recently acquired headquarters
on the second floor Of the De-
troit Edison Building.
Mrs. Charlotte Payne, adju-
tant Of the National Field Army,
will be the honor guest.
HoStesses for the afternoon
will include Mesdames John
J. O'Brien, Theodore Sedwick,
Frank Brueckman, Richard
Wagner. l.. V. Bott, r. +.
Driver. +. Pueteney Wright, II.
Wellington Yates, II. B. Ander-
son. Roger V. Walker and Sid
ney BarnWeU.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON

A TEA FOR THE MEMBERS
~ ne. committee VIII he given
on Tuesday by Mrs. Frank J..
Milton the new chairman
of the Detroit Boat Clubs la
dies committee for the year 4.
at her house in Balfouv road.
Crosse PoIutc
Mrs. John Dorlcr and Mrs.
Joseph kroJk viii pour &C..
Over the tcaCups hostess and
guests VIII plan their first club
party -. George Washing
ton bridge luncheon on Feb. @l.
Mrs. Robert Cove has been
appointed chairman Of the day
and Mrs. John AIacF arianc. wee
chairman ...
Their assistants viii be Mrs.
Robert Henkei ... Mrs Wi'hdm
Duncan Mrs. Gerald Queen
and Mrs. Harry q. Sal
singer Jr. -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Gesu League
Stages Party

THERE'S SURE to he a
grand crowd at Gcsu Auditor
ium this afternoon for the bene-
III Valentine bridge party for
reservations have been pouring
in for days.
The party is under the aus-
piccS of GcSu League of the
Sacred Heart Mrs. Patrick g..
Jcaklc and Mrs Joseph M.
Nurioy are Cn-ChgiTUrn. Also
on the committee are; Mrs.
IT. Dee Mccullough, Mrs, -Fred
Heating, Mrs. r. NJ Hyde, Mrs.
John j, Minoy Miss Ai.eca
O'Connor. Mrs. Frank Hogan,
Mrs. May Ach, Mrs. Frank
kruSe, Walker Smith Mrs.
!. L. Collins, Mrs F{ c, Pag.au
and Mrs Joseph Roy
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Give Rehearsal Dinner

DR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
y. HUSBAND, last night, gave
the rehearsal dinner. at the
DAG e.. Tor their son It.
Raymond Husband, Medical
Corps. USNR. land his fan
Gee, Barbara Brown who
are 10 be married this evening
in Central Methodist Church -.
The guest list included 4.
Mrs. L. c. Husband. Of Duluth
Mrs. Robert Swanson
Mrs. Glenn -Cnrbett- Mrs
Kenneth l.. Brown Mrs.
Charles Thorn 49,. Mrs. Stanley
Wollenberg Mrs Charles
Wagner Mrs. Carl Abbott
Mary Lane and Pvt.
Robert Hovey -,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Robert Kerrs Return

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NcNab
Kerr Jr. are just back at their
house in Touraine road, Crosse
Pointe Farms after 10 days
of skiing in the Laurentian
Mountains which they en-
Joyed immensely 80.
Enroute home they stopped
of in Montreal e.. 10 see their
cousins Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
De Lalle
And the s. d. Bradleys, Of
Mckingley road and the
Fritz Scullys, have returned
from a Jaunt over 10 Chicago
where they spent several
very pleasant days
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Navy Recruits
I.78I I'm January

Naval enlistments through Janu-
ary totaled 1,7Sl. II was an
nounced today by 1t. Comdr.
Byron +. Flechtner, in charge of
the Detroit navy recruiting sta
ton.
This brings the total Detroit
navy enliStmentS since Pearl Har-
Dor 10 1Ol, ,119, he stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Major Mcdonald Here

MAJOR JOHN r. MCDON-
AID who served 21 months
IN the South Pacific where he
was in command Of a troop
carrier is spending a leave
with his mother .. Mrs. Angus
Mcdonald 81. president of the
Detroit Federation of Women s
Clubs -.
Major Mcdonald, on Feb, 10.
will marry Ruth Piper i.
daughter rnf-heA Will rPIPers,
Of West Euclid avenue
The wedding witt take place
AZ o'clock in the Scovell
Presbyterian Church and
the Rev. George Jeffrey will
officiate
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Work Starts on Clinic
AT EIoise Hospital

Ground breaking ceremonies for
the $4,000 Wayne County Health
Clinic on ElOise Hospital grounds
will be held at = p. m. Monday
The clinic financed by equal
EVA and county grants, wifi pro-
vide Sorely needed clinical facil-
ties and additional office space for
the county board of health.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Mrs. Russell Wright
Holds Benefit Tea

MRS. RUSSELL NJ. WRIGHT
opened Nhcr Hamilton road
home yesterday Tor a tea 90
benefit the Ida IIibbard Fund.
Receipts of the affair viii en-
able the fund TO buy plastic
hand for a veteran,
Pouring at the tea were
Mrs. Ida Utbbud, founder Of
the fund. and Mrs. Beaver Ed
wards. wife Of the designer Of
the plastic hand.
Among those present were
Ncsdamcs Russell lnngS, Chase
Mathews. Charles a. LetZ,
Henry Moore, LLOYD Wooicn-
den. Raymond A. BlCgs HHNe
Lamont Smith and Robert *.
HOm4u
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Anniversary Set
By Al pha Gamma

THIRTY TWO ALUMNAE
of the Alpha Gamma Chapter
of Zeta Tau Alpha, Ann Arbor,
held a dinner meeting at the
Abingdon 10 formulate plans for
the Sororltys silver anniversary
on June 24
Miss AdcHa Hobbs. charter
member is chairman of the
preparations
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Thomas Faculty Meets
To Honor z teachers

MEMBERS OF the Thomas
School faculty were TO -5fbcr
today for a luncheon at tho
Wardcll Sheraton 90 honoI Hiss
Grace Simmons and Miss Mar
Caret Shields who are leaving
the school
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Virginia Siebert
To 60 Overseas

MISS VIRGINIA SIEBERT
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur +. Siebert. Of Gains
borough avenue. who has been
driving for the Motor Corps Of
the Detroit chapter Of the Red
Cross since September, 1912,
leaves next week for Washing
ton, y. C., for her two weeks
instruction as A ClubmObiic
overseas worker in INC Ancri-
can Red Cross.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Plan Chi Theta
Initiation Service

SIX EAGER Chi Theta
pledges viii be sporting shiny
new sorority Crests following
the formal initiation dinner and
candle LIGHT service which Is 20
be held this evening at the War
dell Sheraton Hotel
The neophytoS viii include
Jean Barnes, Yvonne Brooks
and Joan Dcylin while Georgia
Draper. MaTiCan Mckay and
Money Cord win be ON hand TO
put thcm through their pa'es.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
4. w. Crater Leaves

A. w. CRATER Of the Ware
dell Sheraton has LETT ior 81.
Petersburg. Fla, where mr. tx
poets TO remain until the middle
of March.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
.Adcrafters TO Hear
Advertising Chief

Paul b. West president Of the
Association of National Advertise
ors, VIII be the speaker at to-
morrowS luncheon meeting of the
Adcraft Club in the Hotel Statler.
lie will report on the findings OF.
the associations recent public
opinion survey.
In this study consumers were
qucricd rs 70 their immediate
and luluro Wants-and moods.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02

Tusr ABOUT the first thing everybody
) notices when they taste Heinz Cream
of Tomato Soup is iS eatra-rieb, crir4-
,rc4,qT icetDe' They re equally cnthusias-
nc about the real inmate faror. Only vine
ripcued Ar,ToCrat' tomatoes and rich
heavy cream could account for such full
bodied goodness. And Heinz Cream Of
Tomato IS cxpcrtiy sCdsOncd-as are att
Heinz Condensed Soups. You'll like it
served alonc-or in quick thrifty sauces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Police 10 Probe
Woman S Story

Police Commissioner Ballenger
assigned Insp. Kennedy Lawrence
today to investigate a woman's
charge that an auxiliary policeman
tried to shake her down for $50
and arrested her.
The woman, Mrs. Matte Miller
of 594l Brush, appears before Re-
corder's Judge Christopher K.
Stein tomorrow on a charge of il
legally selling beer and operating
a gambling game in her home.
When she first appeared, she
said auxiliary patrolman William
Dunbar had made the charge when
she refused his demand for $50
before the sergeant comes" An
other woman lodged a similar
complaint against him.
Ballenger said Dunbar had been
a satisfactory officer, although he
failed a written test for a full
time job. The complaints were
the first against an auxiliary, az
though the department once en-
ployed 1000 and still has 24S on
its rolls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Ike Fefed
Inn Boston
lce-WarrlOrS all.

BOSTON. Nov. 10 GNS)-Gen.
Eisenhower returned 10 the
United States today 10 take part
in the AHniStice Day parade in
Boston, and TO appear later be-
fore a congressional committee in
the nations capital.
The commander Of the Ameri
can zone of occupation in Ger
many landed at the navy auxil-
iary air base at Squantum instead
of the Logan international airport
at Boston because of the low cell
ing. He left Frankfort-on-Main
Saturday and arrived at Quantum
cnly a half hour behind schedule.
Accompanying him were seven
surprised and happy soldiers, all
hlgh-polnt GIs from the Marburg
redeployment center.
A special train was utilized 20
rush the former supreme com
mander TO Boston, where a fit
ting welcome by more than a
] 100000 residents of the Hub
city has been arranged. This aft
ernoon he will ride at the head Of
a parade of 25.000 veterans and
tonight he will be the guest at a
state dinner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Vets March
In Arnniisti(e
Day Parade

The solemn. measured tread Of
thousands Of men and women re-
verberated up and down Wood
ward avenue today as Detroit OBJ
served Arnistice Day with a
tribute to the living and dead OF
both World War / and H.
For hours under murky skies,
the men of Normandy beachhead,
Italy and North Africa and those
of the South Pacific campaign
from Guadalcanal TO Tokyo pa
raded with the veterans of Yer
dun, the Argonne and st. Mihiel.
Along the route from Peterboro
10 East jefferson. thousands of
persons lined Woodward TO watch
the men who twice within 25
years rallied TO the cause Of de-
mOCTaCV
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
China Factions
Agree 10 Farley

CHUNGKING. Nov. u (UP)-
The central government and the
Chinese Communists agreed to-
day TO submit their political and
military differences TO the politi-
cal consultative council which
meets Nov. 20.
The decision brought hope that
the bitter spht between the
Chungking government and the
lenan Communist group may be
healed in time 70 avert the incipi-
ent Chinese civil war.
The decision came al the sug-
gestion of the Chinese Demo-
cratic League which has been seek
ing 10 mediate between the two
factions.
Both minister of information
X. c. WI. speaking for the Cen
trail government, and Chow En-
Lai. vice chairman OF the Commu-
INST party, agreed 10 the meeting.
Settlement moveec came as Gen.
Chang Kai-shek appealed TO Rus
sia for permission TO fly his
armies into Manchuria. ria--'--'y