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The Republican., 1945-08-02
OPA Cases Settled

Thomas +. Barrett, Jr., chief en-
forcement attorney Of the Maryland
office Of Price Administration announ-
ced this week settlement of a number
.of cases, totaling S4,G61.54, two of
which concerned Garrett county. Of
the total amount S400 was refunded
to consumers and $4.26154 was paid
to the treasurer Of the United States.
Under used trucks. Lloyd R. BowSer
paid $134.00 in settlement Of Admin-
istrator's Consumer Treble Damage
claim for sale Of used truck above the
ceiling price
The Keyser Ridge ~arage paid $40
90 in settlement of Administrators
Consumer Treble Damage Claim for
selling used truck over the ceiling
price.
The Republican., 1945-08-02
Clarifies Law on
Wives and Infants
OF SerViCemen

A serviceman's wife may apply for
maternity care and care for her baby,
under the Emergency Maternity and
Infant Care PROGRAM, even after her
husband has been honorably dis
charged. promoted OF DENOTED, pro
vided she was pregnant while he was
in one Of the four lowest pay grades
Of the services or was an aviation ca
Diet. She may also apply if the husband
and father is a prisoner of war, miss
ing in action or dead.
This Qualification a, to who is en-
titled to care under the Governments
EMIC Program was made today by
Dr. r. II. Riley, Director, Maryland
State Department of Health, which
administers the program under plans
approved by the Children's Bureau, L.
S. Department Of Labor The new in
tcrpretation, Dr.. Riley explained, is
in accord with recent Congressional
recommendation DESIGNED to extend
the benefits of this program to wives
who fail to make application for them
selves and their infants before their
husbands status is changed.
Heretofore the application for care
had to be made while the serviceman
was in one Of the eligible grades. Now
eligibility is established simply by
proof that the wife was pregnant
while he was in such a grade. The in
FAINT is also eligible for full care dur
ing his first year of life.
The greatest effect of the new pol
icy, retroactive to January, l945, will
be in bringing infants Of discharged
servicemcn under the program for the
full year The new regulation also
clears up the problem Of whether
widows and their infants are eligible.
Under this Interpretation they are
without question eligible
The Republican., 1945-08-02

| T/5 William Z. Cl0tfelty. 26, Of Ac-
cldent' VINO mas been with the 5rd ar
mored DIVISION serving tWenty-three
months IN Europe was among those
VINO landed at Mlami' a. from
tWenIy-SN AIC planes. ihey We're
wanna and west Virginia IIoWn TO the
states from iar-Sca''eiea war fronts
"IolleIty ac'loh against ,he enemy
'efi''l'''leu III Ntfh'a'S ana ne Is en-
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The Republican., 1945-08-02

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burg. Pa, were dinner guests Thurs
day evening of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
flinebaugh. Monday dinner guests at
The Hinebaugh home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Hinebaugh and daugh-
ter Lucille, Of keeler Glade and Cpl.
Susan Hinebaugh WAC, OF Denver,
Col. Cpl. linebaugh viii return to
Nebraska.
Miss Helen Selby, SeIbysport, spent
inc past week mere WIN VII her grand
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The Republican., 1945-08-02

Mr. and Mrs Melvin Stanton. Bit
finger, has completed his basic train
inc at Camp Blanding. Fla. and will
spend ten days at his home before re-
porting to Fort Meade for reassign-
ment
First Lieut.. William c. Smith. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Russell Smith, Oak
land, who has been in Germany since
We day, flew from Frankfurt to Par
is as a representative of his battalion
to attend a course on Information and
Education at the University Of Paris,
which the army has offered to linn
tied number OF men in that area.
While there he took advantage Of q
sightseeing tour conducted by the Red
Cross and Witnessed he celebration of
Bast.lle Day. Smith entered service in
July, 1913 and was stationed in Ice
land prior to being transferred to Eu-
rope.
SGT. Alfred p Wolfe and T/5 Neil
d. Wolfe have seen their sister. 2nd
lieut.. Fhelma F. A. Wolfe, in Manila.
but at different times The two latter
have been overseas only q short time.
They are children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sllas Wolfe, Of near Red House. The
The Republican., 1945-08-02

First Lieut. Joseph L. Hoopengard-
ncr. who is stationed in italy, made
successful trans-oceanic telephone call
on Monday to his wife, the former
Loretta Ashby. who resides with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Stanley Ashby,
in Crellin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Boy and Girl Die
In Auto Fumes
Mother Discovers
Couple After Dance

A gay Christmas dance. tho
highlight OF the tecn-agerS' social
year, ended in tragedy early Sat-
urday for a Mt. Clemens High
School couple. who were found
dead OF carbon monnxide- poison
in a car in front of the girls
home.
Still wearing her first formal
dress. the body Of pretty, 16-
year-old Evelyn Osborne was
found sitting beside that Of
James Boskee. Is, At 7:3O q m.
in front Of the home at 1923
Brandt Erin Township. Mrs.
Osborne made the discovery.
HEARD MOTOR RUNNING
BoSkee, of 1l6 Keen, Clinton
Township, a senior in the high
school, and Miss Osborne, a
Junior. had attended rhe annual
Snowfall. sponsored by the Girl
RESERVES. al the Media Hotel IN
| Mt. Clemens.
The young couple drove home
| in BoSkee's car. Mrs. Osborne
I told told police she heard the car s
motor running at 3 a. m, but
paid no attention, since young
BoSkee was in the habit Of leav-
ing after he had seen the girl
safely 10 the house.
CAR STILL PARKED
Not finding her daughter In
bed Saturday morning and see
ing the car Still parked in front,
she investigated.
Macomh County Coroner Will
liam Clyne said the fumes aP-
parently had seeped in through
the fioorhoards.
The girl was the daughter oI
I Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Osborne
The youth was. the son of Ed
ward Boskee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Post Office Up
On YuIe Mail

The Detroit post office with
more ard better help than il has
had in several years. expect, g.
have virtually all Christmas mail
and packages delivered by
Monday
Were keeping mp nicely with
the flow of incoming mail and
packages" said C. X Dixon,
superintendent OF incoming
mali. ANY delays have been
due to weather conditions in
other parts of the country. Mail
from Buffalo and from some
western areas was held up a
much a. eight days"
Volume OF incoming mail i,
about The same as M recent wears
-DAeH- said. btit Aetteoinr ruu1t'-i,
somewhat reduced He attribute,
/ the reduction 20 the General Mo-
tors strike.
The post office has about 3 pei
cent more temporary Christmas
/ employees than last year most oI
whom are war veterans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Drunk DRIVING
Charges Net 70

One drunk driver was sen
fenced 10 so days in the House OF
Correction Saturday, and 10 9th
or, so charged were told by Iraf-
fc Judge George T. Murphy they
faced severe punishment as
their case, were adjourned until
after The holidays.
The 20 drivers were arrested
during 11-hour period ending
Saturday morning Judge Murphy
SAID it was the largest group 10
appear before him Since a New
Year 5 morning several years ago.
Drunk driving under the
prevailing weather conditions -
unusually hazardous and should
call for extra punishment" he
told the group. most of whom
p a q received drunkometer
tests.
only one of the defendants
pleaded guilty. lie was Albert
Smith. "A. OF 1904 Mcrrick az
rested after sideswiplng a car IT
THE 400 block of Brooklyn Hi,
drunkometer test indicated ItwIcC
the amount OF alcohol required tC
prove drunkenness
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
FILA Will Ease
Vet Home Loans

The Federal Housing Admins
tration Will make II easier for
veterans 10 obtain a new home
through FILA financing, Commits
sioner Raymond NJ. Foley declared
Saturday.
The former Detroit FILA head
now directing national affairs OF
FLA, assured Rep. John LeSinski
Cd OF Michigan. that. Detroit's
protests would be answered by
Streamlining regulations TO meet
the needs of returned Servicemen.
LeSinski carried the request for
action TO Foley after meeting OF
Michigan congressman including
O'Brien, Dingell, Hook, Rabaut
and SadowSki.
Foley said changes would elimi-
nate the difficulties being en-
countered by veterans here in
financing their homes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Metropolitan US0
Re-eIeCfs Officers

The Metropolitan Detroit USO
az its annual meeting, reelected
its entire executive board and ac-
tive officers for they fourth sues
ccSSivc year, 1t was announced
Saturday.
Henry Meyers. Detroit attor-
1 lncy. again T. president Wee prcSI-
dents retained were John C. Town.
sind, Fred NJ. ButIcl James Fltz.
gerald. Mrs. Allen p. Crow anC
Ms. Henry Wincman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
REpELLED BY FLAMES

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Congdon
and their two- sons, who lived m
an adjoining unt OF the farm
home. escaped without injury.
C0ngdon and nClghbor attempt.
cd 20 reach TIE second floor by
means Of a ladder. but flames
shooting from the windows drove
jhrm back
T'hc father was drafted 1S
rrOnthS ago and h1A- hcGn-A4ils, if4es
10 the tank corps IN the Pacific
ihlaicr tor the past - months.
Funeral services for tho FIVE
children wIit bc held at p M,
Thursday. from Mt Zion Lulh-
clan Church. SIX Mile road and
GlatIot. Detroit. with tn @ Rev.
Mr. MICS officiating Rtt4tHi -,,itf
hr IN Clinton Row Cemetery. Mt.
Clemens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Daily Times Is ops
In Exclusive Features

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Why You already regular reader OF the Daily
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FULL COMIC PAGES, plus 20 nationally noted coumnists
Youll also find such features as the FRANCES DRAKE
HOROSCOPE telling your daily outlook according to the
stars your birthday and THE WISHING WE'LL, unique
cipher game with a daily message for you.
The Detroit Times extends the MOST extensive and
comprehensive COvCTage of events.
The Detroit Times is the ONLY Detroit newspaper
with ALL. THREE MAJOR WIRE SERVICES Interna
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with all -FOUR GLOBE-WIDE MAJOR PHOTO SERVICES
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
GI' S ) Children
Perish in Fire
Explosion Of Stove
Sets Home Afire

A soldier serving in Japan is
chlldieSs today after his five small
children periShed in a fire that
swept his rural home at 2073O
Thirteen Mile road, near Rose
vile.
His 26-year-old wife is in st.
Joseph's Mercy Hospital. Mt.
Clemens, suffering from shock
brought on by her frantic efforts
90 save her children from the
flames.
Dead are Marvin, 7; Dale. 6;
Shelba Jean, 4 F., Allen, 3, and Bar
bara. rs months, children Of Pvt.
and Mrs. Otto Winkelman.
AWAKENED BY CHILD
The children's mother. Vera,
26. was awakened by the cries OF
her oldest child, who apparently
had heard the explosion of an oil
stove IN the kitchen.
"The children were all sleep
ing upstairs and was down
stairs" the PROSTATE mother
ftiu u lhiilts nhu VI v
reached the stairs and efforts l
made tO beat my way through
them were useless. heard
Marvin crying out. 'hommy,
hreg all of the time. By this
time the flames had cut of the
front door and I broke win
dow 10 get out and get help.
ran 10 the house next door and
some neighbOrs there called the
FIRE department
As ncighborS gathered Mrs.
- tttr1kcfTIau ptCddCd with Them 10
save her children. but flames had
envelopcd the small home and en-
trance was impossible
Fircmon fought the hrc for
three hours. When tho house was
entered. Macomb County Coroner
William ClynC examined the bod
icS of the children Although
they were badly burned death
WIS caused by SuiiOCatiOn. he
SAID The children were Stlll in
their beds
Miss Louise Snow IS who lived
,w1rh The WInkclmans, IS also m
the hospital Of shock She was
awakened by Mrs. NInkelman and
-CSr7DGr TTT0UET a WlndOW.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Custer POW Removal
Won Hall FurIouqhs
Detroit Times Photo

BATTLE CREEK. Dec. pa
report that all Christmas leaves
Tor Fort Custer enlisted personnel
had been Cancelled because Of an
alert 30 move German war pris-
onerS was denied today By com
manding officers.
FurloughS of some men were
Cancelled il was said. but all
Others are affective
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
FIe(htner Promoted
To Navy Commander

It Cmdr. Byron r Flehtner
OF DCVOlt former navy recruiting
officer for Michigan, has been
promoted 10 commander. the navy
department announced today. At
present hc IS assistant inspector
and ofIccr-in-charge of navy re-
crultng for the Columbus, o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
RoyaI Ark Asks Checks

Officials of The ROYAL Ark As
Sociaton Saturday appealed 10 all
License G >aloonkccperS To send
Goodtcllow check, TO the aSSoCia-
tion at 15 ". Congress where
they VIII be forwarded TO Joseph
w Brady past president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Clan Gathers


Cox and Mrs. Harry r Kelly
vi be Detroit visitors Sunday
2 the parental homes of Henry
NJ Kelly and Michael T. OBuen
aS part of the annual Christmas
celebration
Tho kellys custom o. trimming
ther Tree and opening presents
Christmas Eve VIII be followed
again tins season ~ the executive
mansion Later, the governor anC
Mrs kcIlY VIII entertain ~ opcr
house and turkey and the trim
mngS VIII come next
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
GM-CIO Farley.
Shifted to City

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-Ne-
gotiations in the General Motors
strike shifted back to Detroit
over the weekend, with President
Truman's fact-hnding COMMITTEES
in adjournment until Friday.
High officials Of the labor de-
partment here were hopeful that
the new series OF local meetings
TO begin Wednesday between the
union and the corporation might
result in a basis for settlement
LOCAL DEMANDS
Walter p. Reuther, vice presi-
dent of the UAW-CIO, declared.
however, that the Wednesday
conference would be on local de-
fnands only and not on the unions
demand for a 30 per cent wage
increase.
However" Reuther admitted,
1--WE are going to make . sin
cere effort at collective bar
gaining. III We are not success
ful we will be back here Dec. %.
This strike will be settled
eventually, as all strikes are"
The fact-finding boards recess
was generally regarded as a cool
ing OFF, period.
The board had by-passed an inn
mediate crisis over the corpora
ton reaction TO the boards deci-
sion that it will consider ability
1 TO pay" the wage raise.
Company -spokesmen- refused to
I comment on this phase.
Board chairman Lloyd X. Garri-
son and his colleagues were clos
eted with GM president Charles +.
Wilson and other company officials
for 2ia hours before the recess
was announced.
No CHRISTMAS PICkETS
During this session, the union
negotlators waited irritably out
side. Reuther stormed up TO Gar
riSon after the meeting. but the
chairman adroitly announced the
recess and departed.
II was likely that pickets would
remain away -fFeH 4l-GM-pfants
on Christmas, but return in force
"Wednesday. Local union commit
tees were busy with such ar
rangements over the weekend.
The fact-finders put off a deci-
sion on another issue which has
stirred up corporations chiefs.
II said:
Whether the board will call
upon the company to submit
books or records germane to
the case for examination In ac-
cordance with the Presidents
statement OF Dee. 90. will be
determined by future develop
ment."
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Dead Woman
Found in Car Lot

The snow-CovCrcd body of an
unidentified woman about so was
found late Saturday IN a parking
lot at al Fort by a patron
She apparently had hccD dead
about J. hours police SaIG one
shoe and d stocking were missing
SGT Harris Howell >aid slo rec-
ognlzed the woman as ircquentcT
ef-ttic rrIErbOTnOOd bot did moi
know her name
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Protection Racket
Role Denied by Vet

d Arthur Modzelewski. 10 OF
l2Ol9 Moran, today denied partici-
patton IN an alleged protection
racket with which his name was
conncctcd- Mhen he Appeared IL
recorder court with two other
youths on beating charges.
Honorably discharged from the
navy on Dec 4 ModZelewSki ar
rived home on Dec Z The beat
Inr occurred the following day
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

Reasons galore Yes there many. many reasons
Why You already regular reader OF the Daily
- r.. h.n.r IN AlnnlaNt
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Sante Claus Dead

LOS ANGELES, Dec. y tAP)
-Impersonating Santa Claus.
! Fred b. Peters. as. dropped dead
today while passing out gifts at a
Christmas marty.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE,

sn.S 1b HSTEI s: os.s.d and 81 a.
xoadsEfai oPpossunisy ie! rs Tishs PsSsy:
sSor stoef u r.stsursnt sa00S doins a sse"s sSeus
s35.000 yearly. business. not Including
other @ @ineidentals d as income; down pay--
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Axe; Suv,jA2;, Az; I'LL. Ap: l177: -.
full Sdson III heat sf
door: store and display room; the ) rppef
tories are suitable for once % Suites na ana IDS Sis-
s9!s1ss !. iis!s!' sosb sSd
5S Wis Av2 W. Da Deross a1ie from Is s.srs snes 4 so..
rs 81 P skoSs sa;n;sS 81
GRoclsY sToREs. He isiS wen equipped: so..
f: ss:ds s.hs sits gssio sssd sSS
= ST. N;E..8 rms. 1 V baths. oil heat, fuIi
basement .m,1s. s double s,rase nov occupied ~
isth AND CALVERT ST.. N.W.Hi1 rms,
plus rms: in basement. 8 baths. oil heat:
IKE s.n a s1e'ssas. ssso ySS AR
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a0iPlst 5a7s eFiss x.s ss1s1aSS saSsS S
~ iIth ST. NV. near g: perfect locatioa
hE hnfRNSsTFIN SsddF q Co. iziS K st. n.1-
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Evening star., 1945-06-27
HOUSES WANTED TO suy.

w CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can Get
.Msssnsion M + x A1ApasiSs. ia q iSa. Realtors. i1.
~ q Can e;shi ssIi 1eS. rs aousr =. 1T. full,
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
s.tlSn s.,,n1,,s. Ask 70 ior M; sroxnins: WM: II
CASH bUYERs for 3. c. and Nd. property.
%oobsibor 81 salHl so ssot: asst pa ahsd. ss
NY 1ihPd k.f. iys AND S r. taHofrrrYw. pa,
800 is 1iss 81 :p'..,'. .s rn agSS s1Se!
s Or 8 rooms; .pses ior small s.rdsn;
MAkfDWs hsss uf2ent os s
for modern brick homes In all price
.na Dist 'hs ef Ae ana
equipped to render you the best service
by reason Of their long experienee In
pSen. % 's asorsi. $500. T l. T. f okASATTa. u TTa
sibs1f 1ss as4iSsK ss4sSi HA r.; su,
es.. q n'Iais siisi aSiek sSat''i5 81 fog
brick residence for sale We have q 3-room
and bath apartment for rent; We viii buy
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sshssf eo es .sss .iss stAarT T. ns
o%sss oeSsi 70 .eot tiSs tUrizD or v.e.n. hou.. in
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top cash price. In D. c., Nd. or Va: free
appraisal: plenty clients waiting for euicf
results Call A. H. Parker, RA. 1850 or
IA. 386s. J: D. I1FFEY 4 SON. 316
KETukNiNG Army oFFIcER seeks large
attractive house for physicians once and
residence in n ". close In, Phone WO. 1871
MODERN HOUSE In good residential
neishborhood in the District, approximately
S1b:0 900, all cash: no brokers, please. Box
13-Y, Star.
WANTED HOUSES. large or small. to sell,
District or suburbs: also farms Halt
K ct. NV. RA. sSs3. w. '''
m GOOD NV. LOCATION. Detached,
modern Groom home. up to $4,000. Can
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Evening star., 1945-06-27
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNlA,

ARLINGTON FOHEST-Lovely 6.rm brick
q ns Rss anns Gs 1com nst
8 bedrooms and bath: basement has very
possession; should sell auicSig P az ea $3.50
Sin.ss sssh Tla., s'd1 a
oNLY Ss,5ee. this weeks bargain high
llisht-A laL.s- 2-stor, story ,.emidstsehsd brick, 9
yeniently located near Lee blvd. and oleb.
LEIiNaToN .. .REAirY CO, dless '' 1900 5
coMfAcT HoME-rhi. is . vsr, clean
small brick home 4aytne living room. din
onay nice rscGsation room ona in nasa Sa..mene
b Sousht 81 some one Desiring to Be nea1 i
s aHsH sssai sEY 'ts Co. rss ssis s'Sis vi
81 sTosE s1yd buSS.io%l "a e 81 81 7s4 lot, ,,,
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home; SURROUNDED w by beautiful tEees. ol
sslsssne ess rs SsdTns as
fireplace; DELIGHTFUL brtsht dining rm: viii
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with very attractive bungalow with nj
room. dinins room. EitsSsn' % ssdroom. room;
and bath, and 3 unfinished rooms on 2nt
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tric hot-vater heater. het-yater heat, Il
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| new tenant house, chicken house and othe
outbuildinGs. A year-round stream mean.
ders across rear Of property Most Of tn,
81 acres now in wheat. more than 500 Il
| frontage on htshWay; reasonably priced 4
$1e; e;6O0; $11;900 1st trust. Call NJ
Wilson blvd. CH. 1854. OK. O67S,
| OWNER ordered OVERSEAS, 4.month- -ol,
masonry house, nedrcons, 3 baths, elec
trio rsfrigerator, full hasement; convent
snt TO busline and shoppins center; higl
.s .sh osy y oxnsE g $500, yith Sso6O dSxn
past Westovsr and left biks. on No lSti
ton. Fails Church i2O2-N.
old: price reduced to $1,000 fol. 10 day
floors up and down, air-cond.. oil fuel heat
costa less than $50 per year to heat; loca
tion, 1880 Colonial terrace. Just OF vii
son blvd. 5 minutes walk to Rosslyl
stseetears, close to everything. Call fol
appeintmsnt to inspect, RI. O4o5, I'M
ARMY MAJOR recently 4ischarsed ha,
eiven Us his beautiful home for sale, located
| In picturesque "Nontleeno 1stets." Il 4
nvsble. exquisite and distinctive with !,
slorious living. dintnt rm. ltx32) viii
Stone Areplaee; sparkltng Kitchen with
range and Yefflssrator, bedfms., baths
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b. a. isoG d. ziS5.