davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-11-07

No. I. 2306 36th st. NV. Glover Park
Special. 6-room and bath semidet brick,
modern in every detail: quick possession:
v.is:s st.sl ss ssias s:aris.a:
stors ro 3 stoves: fair income: priced at
. No. g., Honey ave-. ,Takoma Park, Md
szss. SszssssiH RM e ss1b 81 b46o terms cal u.s. RE
WASHINGTON PROPERTIES:
yrs. old; $780, nrst here first served;
only Eol,ox |; wiz re rsdee; 70 suit purchassr
story row brick; gas h.-w.h.; apt in bsmt.
Recently renoy.; $4,000. with $4,000
18th and oirard SITS. n.w-s-story furn.
BIDS, blf converted to apts kits. 4 baths
3,apl row brick, stoker h.-w. heat;
18th and o sts. n.w.-a-story row
6de nTek eunayoa o to sPss sibso s
18th and coiumbia I'd. n.w.W % apts.,
fireproof bldg, built in 1888: 3 Of the
apts. have 2 baths each; act quickly on
row Ssst 4 sss Pss sops psth: svssst9sy s
inspection invited: S21,5O0
18th ST.. near Agricultural Bldg.--5
bedrooms. 2 baths, excel. cond.. oil h.-w.h
lot worth $4,000 for sale for $10,6O0;
sra srd st.. HA nr. Mckinley High school-e-
rm. brick, vacant, corner house, renov.
throughout, entr: from 2 streets; suit. for
PMricsd M 70 sell. EGGLEToN REAL ESTATE AI'
9s4s 4 aad sn 81 ii hi% hSaa oo. oooi' e'es'' d.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
PROPERLY FOR RENT

15O, 600 SQUARE FEET Of Industrial prop.
erty with railroad sidings in D. c.: will
build to suit tenant; long lease; private
owner. Box 240-E. star.
Evening star., 1945-11-07

COLORED-S11,O0(
new 6-rm. brick
elec. pump, heatinf
water, fronting on
more acres availat
recreation park,
transp., s miles ou'
JOHN BURDOFT,
Ashton lMd.l 3S46
Evening star., 1945-11-07
PROPERTY WANTED,

INVESTOR wants to deal directly with
owner Of small investment properties in
D. c. win pay all cash. Box s6-E, Star.
INVESTOR WANTS TO BUY from owner
small white or colored houses, In any con-
dition. All cash. Boz 174-J. Star.
Evening star., 1945-11-07
HoUsEs FOR SALE.

SILVER sPRNG--5-room, 2-story brick
house, Q large bedrooms, hot.water heat
aqs Hs l dssass srsa gE fTf RFn RsF1sns co s1oesG sG
5100. After 9 pm, call Mrs. Mosby, SH
Evening star., 1945-11-07

IND COMMERCIAL Sc, Close IN, IbU'x
1879; this is a good colored apartment 10
cation.
heavy trafhc flow, also railroad siding; o
good gas station location, bulk storage. :
End commercial. s.w., 10000 50. it., 2
St frontages, with 3 frame houses.
viii rent as is, exchange, sell or build
for tenants on any of these properties
Call Mr.. Henderson, Me. BOIL or RA
1857, ]. c. WELDON CO. 1927 e st. NV
Evening star., 1945-11-07
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRcINIA.

ARLINGTON--Immedia possession; near
ba sd and orss sDseoas
porch. sir;eondisionsd "a heat. 81 "a
nssr @ schools ma shopping; price. si5.75o.
SsdsaIFF Ssdlsa ss Rc osl.d q Sa,. ~ 81. cn11s s:
abe swnsf Within VIII Is days
fs g ss % G5uls n ya rsia Iss i sts shs sova q
= parochiai school and several blocks Of
BUS, q f situated on 2 level landscaped
oor. yssssuis Wia coat on 'cS Closet
living room li3x20) with fireplace and
door opening on . screened porch; den
l13x13l with full tile BATH. the End
bedrooms and bata; : tnII basement
system with oil burner Rock wool In
sglhaIt6iSn hI6 Terms rms Price, Sl3,2bo GEORGE 5S5G
Ewes. Gil. 1888.
WHITE BRICK CoLoNIAI,--on. wooded
| corner lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. This at
| tractiye home. built by the present owner
linstons more interesting deyslopmsnts'
r t. setnT q aTse saa
living room (l4x24) with Colonial fire.
place. natural oak wainscoting and dool
room s14x151 with chair rail- and dooi
opening on quaint brick covered walk;
way to the garage; modern kitchen equipped
end noor master bedroom u4x1s witt
| private bath and al. oyersized closet with
soset esapbed bedroa %e sutn
equipped with buiIt-in drawers: fun base.
WITH Ra ncSde nsS roek
Ceilings. Moncrief air-conditionins ga,
SYSTEM sssads ssDesE osE %
aGoRdE esH HS MASON ER aREEN Se co saeiasis' sssS
s4o Eyes wssoo 81 elsa Saso Arl'ns'0n' Va
fer we offer this prewar- built 2-story 2.
full IS oil and ar eondit9Sins
ssSK y s5f5s $s& v
in community f'e Of fine homes; eonv. t
WITH epase. aaa se0pRT anns rm a a
BeIeb Betebe eaSgGped ktshen
bath: oil h.-w heat storm windows. Ven
For appointment to Inspect cali .RAYMoSI
j. POPPELMAN. Ravenwood Estates ex
ciusively, Falls Church 297o. $50 am Il
STONE RANCH HOUSE on q. acre in re
| stricted community of beautiful larg
homes, there are s bedrms... ga tilet
baths, living rm. has picture windows ant
stone fireplace; din rm.' kitchen; screene,
fireplace. recreation room with fireplace. 2
car attached garage. oil heat, slate ROOT
| session. For appointment to inspect cal
RAYMOND j. POPPELMAN. Ravenwoot
Estates. Fails Church 2970 weekdays. 8 :3'
am. to l pm.
VIRGINIA's BEST BUY. Oakcrest; Z
room brick house on hillside wooded lot
Evening star., 1945-11-07

dining room, Iuily eoulppea Ktenen,
from bus. schools, stores; quick possessio,
gi.f|i sxs Efg isasF a5s wilson fAs Eva
ARLISGToN. near Wash. Golf and coun
tTs 1oos, suesaSaS IA 5sS solsnis sss
large lot: in excellent condition through
imwsdiats pTiss slss099
NEAR sflH Ifs fAhTs hTs" 6a6Rea, III a vA.-1mmed,at
9eeupancy Like % new s1m bSSnsaioy STsn1.rs
shrubbery, lawn Completely redecorated
Space for more rms. upstairs. Lee hwy; Z
house on risht, owner and builder
OPEN "a P.M-Si7 South ieth ST.
v1e sTDSm rooms sa1sk With in rspsss I
| and completely equipped Kitchen, screene
porch; second floor has 3 bedrooms s,m = an J. !.
menf lsyatery o ga air.conditioned automat
heat: the lot Is 50x120 IT,; gerase; l BLOC
bas and lash shopenf ee. ca P's $685.
Oh, Ss27. WILLIAM P. PARRAMoRE
NEAR Nsssoi CLARENDON; s11 5oo-This is i.
1 ssrs.d + sad on .S snd
las yiGs iDs room WITH rsplses din
room, Kitchen, bedrooms and bath; stair
way to large, unfinished attic; full base
Ement;. is -prewar. built; substantial cas-
needed. For. further information; MAN
MAS REALTY CO., 291s Wilson blvd. dI
ASHTON HEiGHTS-4 bedrooms, Q bath,
Colonial-type brick. This spacious center
hail brick home within ! block Of 10c, bu
| is conveniently located to the Buckinghan
shopping center, is near schools and
within is minutes Of downtown Washing
/ ton. Built under contract for the presen
n n = tRFrA a
clude a 7-foot center hall. living room
| a 6x251 with Colonial fireplace, and doc
opening onto screened porch (lbx21l
dining room f14x14) with double Frcncl
doors to assure privacy; den lIlxl1l
porch. on the 2nd foor, massive bedroom
| (12xI6) with private bath with doc
opening on deck porch. bedroom t13x15)
bedroom t10x16). bedroom (10xl6l an,
the basement contains recreation roor
16x25) with fireplace. servants bath an
utility room. Features include hot-wate
heating system with oil burner. chestnu
| trim thrcughout, storm windows, rock Wo(
insulation, copper uluMbinR and down
Epouts Reasonable term. Priced. 917,0Q0
sesnk 29l0 Wiison blvd, AIlinston. Vi
ca. 1888. EVENINGS, oL. 2220.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
Ontario
Election
Predicted

OTTAWA, Feb. 6 INSIDE
feat of National Defense Minister
Andrew McNaughton in yester-
days by-election in Grey North,
Ont, came as a surprise to the
government and today is gener-
ally expected TO expedite dissolu-
ton of Parliament and 1915
dominion general election.
Gen McNaghton lost out 10
Garfield Case, progressive con-
SerVativc, by more than 1900
votes with the Cooperative Com
monwealth Federation candidate
trailing in third place.
The former commander of the
Canadian Army overseas was
seeking a scat in the House of
Commons for the remaining life
of the present Parliament, which
expires April II. He became de-
Tense minister in October, after
the resignation of Leighton Rails
ton, who had demanded that all
home defense army men be con-
SCripted for overseas.
After Gen McNaughton was
made defense minister, the gov
eminent adopted a policy Of par
tial consumption 10 send 5000
draftecS overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
By Raid Fires
Doused in Kobe

Ho.. 2lsT BOMBER CON-
MAND. GUAM, Feb. 6 Via Navy
Radio)-QNS)-Further proof
that japanese cities aFe-not neces-
tsrily built of paper and kindling
wood was indicated today when
reconnaissance photograp h :
showed no visible fires IN Kobe
"a hours after a SuperfortresS
raid on that vital industrial port
on tionshu Island.
Airmen returning from the
strike on Sunday told Of seeing at
least "a fires spreading through
the city, which is important as the
site Of key shipbuilding installa.
lions, transportation facilities and
other war plants.
Twenty-four hours later the
pictures were taken. showing no
fires but indicating that "substan-
tial" damage was inflicted upon
a factory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
NOHcadliGhtS
Befray Boys

Police picked up two purse
snatehine suspects IN record time
early today because their auto
mobile headlights were not on.
Seconds after Mrs Della Nc
Donald. 81. Of $3.50 Minock, was
accoSted near Minock and w.
Warren by two boys. and her
purse containing SIS taken. a
scout car from the Schaefcr sta
non pulled out ~ a nearby alley,
stopped the car and recovered the
money.
Police identified youths As
John 3 Sheldrakc. Il, of sll6
Coyle. held Al Schaefer station
and a 16-year-old companion who
was turned over to juvenile au-
lhOrltes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
Swope, Bdruch
Hit by Witness

WASHINGTON. Feb. s CrNS)
A Washington contact man y
with high Democratic connections
told the Senate today that his
surplus auction firm got results
by soliciting business from the
top in us effort 10 get contracts
selling surplus war goods
Richard Durham, member Of
the company. told the war investl-
eating committee he opposed the
'from-the-top' method which
involved use Of the names OF
Herbert Bayard Swope, prominent
Democrat and economic expert
Bernard Baruch Durham is 4
former assistant treasurer OF the
Democratic national committee.
The decision OF the company
Surplus Llquidators, Inc, 10 fol-
low the method Of its secretary,
Herman Brandt virtually forced
Durham out OF the company. he
testified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
FilipinOs Here
Offer Prayer

Detroit's 600 Filipino residents
will meet at 10 a. m Sunday in
St Patrick's Church. John r. and
Adelaide, to give thanks for the
liberation of Manila and pray for
the safety of their families there,
from whom they have not heard
since Bataan fell IN the spring
of 1912.
John Cabawatan, 1885 w. Can
field, president Of the council Of
the Catholic PhIlipplne-Amerlcan
Club. said:
I'VE feel IL l. no time FOR
celebration. but for prayers.
Our prayers of the last few sad
years are being answered. Now,
our concern IL for our parents,
our brothers and sisters We
do not know whether they are
dead or alive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
Stinnson Asks
Draft Of Labor

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 GNS)
Secretary of War StimSon to-
day told the Senate military af-
fairs committee that labor draft
legislation is needed despite the
present advance OF Allied armies
There Is not the slightest
change In the war situation %
affect the need" Stimson said.
The committee, which met be-
hind closed doors. heard Stimson
and UnderSecFetary OF War Pat
terson urge approval of legislation
similar 10 the May work-or- jail
bill.
Both said the legislation II
needed primarily for morale and
secondly tor military purposes"
said Senator Thomas (D) OF
Utah, committee chairman.
They asked for the legisla-
ton as quickly As they can get
H. They are not interested In
the form of the bill"
Both war leaders, according tC
Thomas. said the legislation woulc
inspire the morale of soldiers who
have been on the fighting front q
long time.
Some senator's, it was learned
raised the question of Allied VIC
tories making the legislation un'
necessary. But Stimson told then
II Is needed more now than a year
ago when he asked for national
service legislation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
ROAD HUB TAKEN

Brandseheid six miles inside
Germany, IS a strategic hub Of
many roads running through the
wooded area in which tho Ger
mans established StronGponts.
Pie town lies five miles north
Nest of the important enemy base
Of Prum
With French First Army and
American forces closing IN re-
-laHtle>St- below Coimar-t The Ger
mans IN hisace offered bitter
resistance at the approaches 10
the bridge at Neuf BriS3Ch lC
miles southeast Of Colmar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
Col. Davis Shilling
In New Assignment

EIGHTH L. 6. AIR FORCE HQ.
Feb s lUP)-Col DAVIS Schilling
Of Traverse City. Mich. who was
top Eighth Air Force ace until
taken off operations recently. has
rocU ma1e assistant - the director
Of intelligence a. Eighth Air Force
Headquarters, II was announced
TO-DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
George Bill
Receives OK.
Unanimously Favored
by House Committee

WASHINGTON Feh e tiNSt
The House banking committee
today unanimously approved the
George bill which strips The COM
merce department Of all luusdic.
ton over federal Lending aCCncIc-
The committee voted down a..
Republican amendments which
would further tighten rHc Senate
approved measure.
Administration forces held fast
in rejecting proposals Of Rep
Woicott rR1 Of Michigan 10 write
in more stringent provisions
which Democratic leaders feared
would endangcr the legislation
The bill passed the Senate as a
compromise 10 MAKE possible con
frmauon OF former Vice President
Wallace as secretary Of com
mcrcC
W O4AbAA t4ttNN NlilllAhttttN .l''
were knocked down on straight
party votes in the committee, only
one Democrat Joining the Repuhl,
cans on one proposal 10 prevent
the secretary Of commerce from
serving as director Of the eX-
nnrt -lr1,nOrt hank
On this vote, in which the
amendment was defeated IA 20
i, Rep. Baldwin ID of Maryland
voted with the Republicans. mem
bers said
The Michigan Republicans pro-
posal 10 amend the War Powers
Act 10 block President Roosevelt
from transferring any agencies
without congressional approval
was Gated by vote OF Is
Democrats to II Republicans after
the committee rejected an opening
Wolcott move TOR public hearings
BY vote OF Is 10 IL
Overpowered on every move, the
Republicans then Joined IN unani-
mously reporting our the bill but
announced they would carry their
fight 70 the rules committee and
then 10 the floor Of the House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
Question Suspect
I'm Staying of Child

BRUNSWICK. Ga. Feb. 6 CUP)
Police today questioned A sus-
pect in the death OF 2i2 -year-old
Bette Lou Frazier, whose partly
clad body vas found late yester-
day Al the edge OF a wilderness
pond The child had been miss
ing since Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
PREVIOUS OUTBREAKS

Although he said that there had
been several previous outbreaks
In Upper Peninsula camps IN
which inc state police were called
in 10 restore order, Capt Lyons
said tfat- he had heard of no
disturbance at the GermfaSk
camp yesterday
The camp, known as Citizens
Public Service Camp No l35 has
been ironically dubbed by rate
citizens Of the community the
-AlcatTaz Of Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
Detroiter Among 7
Killed in Plane Crash

CHARLESTON. s. C., Feb S
tUP)-Seven army aIrmen were
killed and FIVE injured critically
yesterday when their Liberator
bomber crashed into a swamp
four and one-half miles from here
public relation officials an
nounced today
The dead included Flight officer
Frederick {. Belmont. Co-pilot, OF
1882 r. Grand Blvd. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
Ex-Editor Executed

NEW YORK. Feb. 6 ms
Robert De BraSillach. former
editor Of the Paris Je suns Partout,
who was condemned 10 death on
Jan. 10 for intelligence with the
enemy" was executed this morn
ing. the French press agency re-
pOrtcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
JobIess Get $50, 900

FLINT, Feb. Social security
benefits totallng $50, 1880 were
pdTd-T tnC Flint area fast month,
according 10 Walter c. Mayer,
manager Of the Flint social secur-
iiN Office
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
State Pharmacy Post
Given 10 Detroiter

LANSING. Feb. 6-Gov. Kelly
today named Leon s. LukaszewskI,
qlOl Van DYKE, Detroit. 10 the
state board Of pharmacy for a
fye-year term ending Dec. 81,
1880
The governor also announced
the appointment Of Mabel f. Brett
haupt Of Lansing as state mileage
administrator, succeeding Frank
" IprrIck resigned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07

The officials themselves were
stripped of authority and de-
pendent upon remote agencies for
enforcement of camp regulations
Norman Y. Nelson. camp dl-
rector. said that about half OF The
"A directors were nm open de
fance Of camp regulations n
protest against "bcIng held De
legally and contrary TO Se.cciNc
service regulations
The DIRECTORS, assigned 70 the
SCney- whdliie preserve School
craft County, assert that the prof.
ect Is not Of national importance
and termed their assignments
leaf raklng' Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07

Keeper, Allen Park whose son. a.
Ray Carlson. 4 Christian Church
missionary, and dauchtor-In-laW,
Imogene, and their two children.
Robin. 5, and Lawrence. 3, were
reported safe.
Mrs. s. Charles Fisher of i7l60
NorthlaWn. sister Of William Gold
ing, customs broker. who was a
resident OF the Philippines Tor 43
years and was inprfsoned-tn
Shanghai while he vas GA his
way back to the United States.
Mrs. Irving Gumbelton 1894
Dragon. whose sister. A Catholic
nun, Sister Mary Ctouide, was in
a convent when the Japs swept
into Manila
Mrs. Robert s. Baskerville 2274
Lamothe. the mother Of Ralph
Edwin Baskerville, az, Firestone
Tire & Rubber Co executive, IN
termed with his wife.
MOTHER DIES AT PHONE
Mrs. ]. A. Hutzel Of l74O0 Bent
Ter, sister OF Mrs. Theodore Cas-
sanova. a missionary for 10 years
in the Philippines
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hartwell
Of 1427 Fischer, whose son, Clar-
ence, a navy pharmacists mate
second class. was captured Al A
navy tOypTtHt IN CEvItc-
Mr. and Mrs. Glen 3. Bramble
Of 1926 Virginia Park. whose step
son. Lloyd 3. Bramblo, 80, lived N
the Philippines y years prior tc
the outbreak Of the war.
Israel Sabbota of POI Hazel
wood. whose son, Cpl ISadorC
Sabbota. 26, was captured OF
Corregldor The father received
the regular Japanese card mes.
sageS from ISadore on Jan. 10 anc
Feb, 5. He * member OF The
5l5th Coast Artillery.
More than a year ago whef
Japanese atrocltN stories were be
ing reported, Sabbota s mother
was called 10 the phone and tolC
the JapS were killing prisoners
She dropped dead from shock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
Manila Prisoners
Rush Word To NiHH

God be prased-our prayers have been answered"
and Mrs. Henry Bruel Of Mt Clemens received the
today that their daughter Mrs Margaret Bogusay Is
Mt Clemens newspaperwoman among liberated
nternees Of Santo Tomas prison Manila.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
Draft Dodgers
Rum Riot at Camp
special to THE DETROIT HINES

SENEY, Feb. Open revolt of band Of "intelecuas
Germfask camp for conscientious DIRECTORS brought
admissions camp officials today that they poweress
70 cone with conditions il disclosed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07

men sometimes break their plates
Al the dining table, raid commits
Saries and break locks on store
houses, Nelson disclosed
Nelson said that II an objector
refused TO work for 10 days he
could be turned over TO the FBI.
Some have been taken into Gus
tOdy and are now serving prison
sentences, he added lie admitted
that such action apparently had
little effect on the other man.
WORK FEW DAYS
III ane Of the abieetars fig
ureS he il going 10 be turned I'm
for not working, he works for a
few days and then quits again"
Nelson stated.
ITS a sorry situation, hut
what can we do"
One of the DIRECTORS candidly
admitted that the instruction
was h'llE NNdkNh ~ NlihN ''oA
case of their contention that they
were being confined illegally
would reach the L. S. Supreme
Court.
I'VE will fight this thing to
the highest court and win, ne
asserted confidently.
Brig. Gen. Pearson, state sclec,
tive service director. and Capt
Laurence Lyons of the state po-
lice declared that they had No
knowledge Of any disturbance
at the camp yesterday.
Although the camps are
under the jurisdiction Of the
state scleCtiNe service head
quarters, any such complaints
would have to he sent 10 Wash
ington headquarters for conSid-
Grafton and forwarded back
here" Gen Pearson said.
The Washington headquarters
has final authority over any con-
ScicntiouS directors camp, he eX'
p'alned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
NAZI LINE SMASHED

Meanwhile. the L. S First
Army broke through the Sieaified
Limo ar another point.
The Successes o( the First and
Third presenting a now threat 10
the German industrial Rhincland.
came as French and American
forces mr. t7C southern TIP of the
western front tIGhtcncd their
grip -aA-Nal forces caught IN the
CoImar pocket south OF S'ras-
bomC
Infantry under command Of 1t
Gen. Patton penetrated through
the main Siegfrled delenSeS IN
the Schncc Eifcl forest In their
drive they cleared the Germans
from BrandSChcId nine miles
southeast of ST. With.
some piilboN dofcnSeS still re-
NAMED to be blasted by the adj
NanClng IankS.
Brandschoid was taken only
after a bitter fight i'm which the
Nalis fought back Stubbornly
from pillboXes, front dispatches
SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
Ydnks Peril
EuskiirChen

PARIS Feb 6 GNS)-The key
Maj communications huh of
Euskuchcn main enemy nerve
center behind tho lines Of last
December countcrofensNc. came
under direct threat from hard
hitting American doughboys to-
day when they poured through
breaches ir The West Wall despite
increased opposition.
It. Grn Hodges First Army
wadcdlhr0uCh fierce machine gun
and mortar fire 10 drive within
it-57tttt varrS of GCnu1d aut $3.50
Aalds Of SGhlcldCn.
The latter town is the pivot
point Of the main routes 10
EuSkjrCNCn through which Field
Marsha Won RundStedt Withdrew
his armor and infantry after de-
feat m the ArdcnncS bulge,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07

SWept INTO OBLIVION ny The on
Slaugh, Of the Japanese invasion
while she was working on the
Manila Tribune with her husband,
David. the editor Margaret. dur
ing the three years OF her intern
mcnt, never was able to get word
of her fate TO her parents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
GO UNFINISHED

Asked If theyrecei, ed any pun
ishment for being AWOL, Nelson
said.
NO. we cant do anything
like that. we just bring them
huck to camp and they are
treated as though nothing hap
pened."
The men are each given an Al
loWance Of s. and ttFo ard one
half days furlouCn each month
although Nelson SAID that most OF
them have money or get large
sums weekly from friends or rela-
tives They are able TO purchase
liquor which TREY ynuEEie into
the CamD. he added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
SABOTAGE CHARGED

Nelson said that tho mon most
OF whom are highly educated h7c
refused 10 work as ordered anc
had undertaken campaign oil
sabotage which had resulted in
tho destruction of a large guam.
tIty of camp food>tuilS.
And the funny part of II all
is that we have no authority 10
do anything about II, Nelson
said. admitting that the men
come and so at the camp with
out consulting officials. often re
naming away for several days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-07
ASKS INvEsTIG ALTON

Once when some Of tho men
threatened the camp officials with
violence, he reported the incident
TO his SuperiorS IN the state SoleC-
tive service headquarters Nelson
said that ne was informed hN
them TO take up tho matter with
local law enforcement officials
lie has asked for a complete in-
vCstigatlOn by the FBI. he said
Several towns in the cormunty
have been declared out Of
bounds for the directors and
When they are seen in them. they
are taken into custody by Local
authorities
Then, we have to drive over
and pick them up, Nelson
SAID.