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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Club 10 Hear OF China

TIE DETROIT NEW CEN
TURY CLUB Will meet Monday
az 2 p. m al the IngleSide
Club. Mr. Henry Peterson .of
Chicago VIII speak on China
Looks Ahead.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Gardening Group
Meeting Monday

The Woman'S National Farm
and Garden Association, Crosse
POinte branch, will meet at the
Detroit Garden Center, Belle
Isle. Monday at 2:30 D. IN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Mrs. Albert F. Stryker, gen.
cral chairman. has appointed
the following to serve on the
various committees;
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-09-07
z90J1o~m:axs 64<~c1 b%14sy Ms~e<7A-

CEauncey (Jody) Lee, USo Camp Shows repre- sen-
tative, promises the return Of live USO talent
to Fort Huackuca with the arrival of troops e21-
pected here. Jody has been the most popular
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-09-07
1MM I'm. N<1x IN. IL A1e4!~.

The Mules nave hit a winning
streak late i'll the season. They
took three games in two days.
sunday they defeated the str
ong Santa Ana, Son., lex,
team in a double header by
scores Of 9-8 and 81. Monday
they journeyed to Bisbee and
smanped the Owls LII. This
was the first time the Mules
aave defeated this team since
Nay l3.
In all these games, the fiel-
ding ability and hitting power
have been the deciding factors
in winning. l1oore, Wllo had
been in a hitting slump since
early in the season, suddenly
care to life and is pounding
the ball in his usual way Dur
ing the secong game Sunday
Moore, in four trips to the
plate, was credited with two
hOELerS, a double and Walk.
Turner was good for a ho1lerun
in the sane game. Hanks, as in
the past continues to hit in
the pinches.
Scales, the l&ules ace hurler
won the first game on Sunday
and Turner turned in a five
nit performance for the second
win. Mouton ilandcuffed the Owls
and at no time was he in dan
ger. This was his best game Of
the season.
The Mules' infie1d, Turner,
Tallace ,LoWaorn and l-oore have
been there plugging all the
time. They stopped everything
coming their way robbing their
opponents Of several hits by
fast fielding. Coleman, new
addition to the squad has str
enlightened the receiving end .
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-09-07

civilian on the Post ever since he first arriv-
ed here in November 1912. la was igned here
permanently at the request Of the Special Ser
vices Division and the Post Commander, Colonel
Continued on Page Column e
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es itno nur nod ettpa 1900 8epobner
5llriidgeblieben. Sier5u fonlnlen tpei.
tere 1900, Die in Oie 5taOt gefloben
ftn6.
9te 5taot lebt Don angebduften
&onieroen oes pergangenen Com.
mers. Sobalo Die Sront tpeiter na9
Often oerlegt lit, boffen Die 8etpobner
lanopirti6aftlide @r3eugniiie gu er-
bolten, einidlieBli6 @ortoffeln, oie
nod nibt ausgeeraben itno. Iu6 Ell.
ntges magere 8ieb lit borbanben.
Oa 10 gut pie fein @elo borba1.
ben it, betreibt Die Sto6t NIT gea9-
bargemeinoen uno 8auern Saui9ban.
BEL. 0ie 8etpobner beabii9tieen, i'm
5riibling al1sgiebig @emiii ie in ibren
'8arten an5ubouen, oenn Ielb1t penn
an anoeren 5tellen 2ebensnitteI por-
banoen lein iolten, miro oeren 8e-
foroerung elm Broblem bletben, oa
5tDet 2aitautos uno Elm Berlonenauto
Den geiamten Jabrport Ser Stoot bill.
oen. S8ogen, oie bon Bferben ge3o-
gen peroen miilien> itno tpertlos, tpeil
Ole Oeuti6en ale Rfer6e mitgenom-
men baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-07
&elt >lteberbeb1l 1lferunQ?

9te 8efiir6tung elmer ueberbeboI-
ferune unierer @roe lit b0l1ie gruno.
los. Sier beflaeen tleine &reiie Die
angeblt9e Satia6e, ~aaB cine 3unab-
me Der 8eb0lferung bic 4rbeitsloiig.
felt nod meiter iteieere, bort teuen
gan5e 8olfer Die Soroerung mad Ell,
nem groBeren 2ebensraun.
Dieie &lage lit nidt neu. S9on
i'm Altertum finoen mir ite, trosoem
beute mebr ols Die ooppeIte Nn5abl
Weni6en bic @rbe beoolfert, als es
Dor gut 100 Sabren Der San ipar
Die 6ur6t Dor ueberbeb0lterung tref.
fen mir fiir oos 0t0merrei6 i6on Dor
@brtitus unter oem groBen SeIoberrn
GaIar. @s itebt oo6 nirger6s geIdrie-
ben, oaB cine Samilie, Elm @ei6le9t,
ein 8olt iib INNER auf ben uripriing.
lt9 bei6rdnften &aum 5u bei9eioen
babe >Webret eu6 uno erfilet Die
@r0e!'
goor6amerito lit b06itens 5u einem
5itnfteI oes 2ebensraunes beiie6elt,
Sitoamerifa iogar faum 5u einem
3Dan5igitel. Die @roe beberbergt beu,
te ettpa 2,000,o00,OOO Menf6en.
Na6 tpiiieni6aftli6en 96Gbuneen
fonnten beute mequem 1O,OOO,OOO,'
900 Weni6en auf Der groe leben, on-
oere tommen iogar 5u ser @iei eienium.
me bon 200,OOO,00O,OOO. Die groe
fonnte cine ipeit gr0Bere Meni9en-
menge ernabren, als oaB ite beute er-
nabren muB. 8ir ieben ioear, oaB
Die 8ebolferungs5unabme nit Ser
Notwithstanding nt6t S6ritt
gebalten. @s iinb MaBnabn1en, iiber
wel6e oerniinftige Meniden oen &opi
i6iitteln, tpenn mir b0ren, 6aB BE-
reits ungebeure Mengen bon 2e5enss
mitteln einfa6 pernidtet tpur6en, neil
cine 5u eeringe Gadfrage bon &on>
lumenten oa mar. @s lttnmt alio
ni6t, 0aB Die &riie bur6 8erninoe-
rung ser Meniden5abI gel0It tpiir6e.
8er bie 3abl Der Menl6en Der.
minoert, bermin6ert ou9 oen Ser
braud. Die 8irtldoftsfriie miro bort
am gefabrliditen, mo- oie 3abl iener
Meni6pen nidt reou5iert miro, mel
DIE ielber nidt probu5ieren, ionoern
toniumieren, berbrau6en - l&no 6as
itn6 Die @inoer. Sn einem 2an6 nit
groBem Iusfau an &inoern lit 5l'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-03-07
Ste lueitfdliidelt &teter
,11lo Oie sd)lad)t an
8trfenban1lt
(Nuf ben 8uni6 mebrerer tpeN.
" II f1Iiiher 2efer.)

\Auf ben 8unlh mebrerer tDeFs
II fdlifder 2efer.)
@er ME aus eigener Grfabrung
ODER bon glaltbtpiiroiser 5eite bon
oen fog. ,@tefern" ooer .Sebern, bon
ben ,gorgeit6ten" eetpiiier 2eute, ge.
bort bat, niro oas Naditebenoe ln.
eIdubig 5ur Seite leeen uno oas
@anse aIs Bbantaiterei ber,srtetIen.
8er aber Die 8eitfalen fennt uno NIT
iutrtliden, nt9t ab5a,leuenetoen Sat.
laden befannt 1T, oiirfte oenn Sod
anbers bariiber oenten.
sSn Der Ohio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
orbeitete Dor Sabren Elm alter, In
8eitfalen eeborener 4Srofeiior, ben
mande unierer Seier nod getannt ba.
ben. ct tpar als rii9terner Denfer
uno Die 0abrbeit iiber aues i6dben.
Der Mann betonnt. Dieier Beftfale
bate Die @abe, i6on in ieiner friibe.
Iten SSSugeno Geuersbriinlte I'M 9orfe
oorous5uIeben uno bic 8auern famen
0fters 5u ibm, Inn 5u erfabren, oh lte
ibren 8auernbof oeritbern laiien ioG'
ten ODER nt6t. Seine @etfunseu fie.
len ie6esmal our 3ufrieoenbett wns
Si6erbeit Der 2eute aus.
Gin anoerer Profeiior bes SofepBi'
NUNS, Elm in @eitfalen geborener
Brieiter, Der i'm alten Soiepbinum an
Der Neainitrabe iein 3immer bate,
iab am beuen Sage BEN 2etdenaaa
Mgr. S. Settings, lange bebor 3d.
ter Setting eeitorben mar. als Batter
Selling itarb, betpegte iid Der 2ei@en.
aug o,sr9 oie @eainitraBe genau IN
Der Oronung, tpie i'm Der Brofeffor
geIeben bate. Weit elmer &eibe Gbn.
li6er unleugbarer Eatia6en uno 8e.
peiien t6nnte S6reiber oieies ietne
Mnit6t iiber 4peitfdlii6e u@ieter" BE-.
tpeilen. Das ,,9ieten'', aud ~stpeites
@elt6t" genannt, lit ni6ts Neues nno
es iit au9 nidt auf oas Heine 8eIt.
fallen bei9rGnft. @s 1T IN S6ottlono
uno Ddnemart felt Sabrbunserten
eberio befannt uno berbrettet. Der
Meni9 iit gum groBen Eeil oas Gr"
gebnis ieiner l1mgebung, Der i'm UNI
gebenoen Natur, oes &liu,as. Der
yeorbl6n6er lit talt, rubie nuo Be-
ionnen, ser Siioldnoer betbbIRtts,
frobiinnig uno lei6tlebtg. Sn ben
Moor. uno Setoeebenen BeFfalens
tpo9ien Die Erdumer uno &atsr6ih.
ter, cine 9roite Siilsboff xns sin
Drei3ebnlinoenOi6ter. 5tnu. ans
blutperipanbt itno Die S6otthn5er.
go lit es lei6t beri itd1pblidh peHn bel
@eitfaIen, S6otten 1.no aRSeren
Norbldnoern eeiitesperuanote Grf6et'
nuneen auftreten. Desbab ftueen pir
Die @aben oes ySebeas' Hns Der
u8orseii6te" au9 lueiite11s bel siefe1
Sorten bon Meni6en.
glus Der Melandolie thohtt4er
So6more, iturmgepeitidter Snteln on
DGnemarfs &iiiten ooer Der tealtab'
geI6ieoenen &eioeltreden uno Reore
8eltfalens itetgt iene anoereH Ren-
I6en felt fam unb tpenig glaNbpRr'
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glnlt1geS. 0er SrooenflaB DER stur'
Gonfumterenoen ntmmt oafelbit ab,
tpabreno oerientge Der Broou5ierenben
oerbaltnismaBig .5uninrnt.
Sapan tpeiit einen eroBen &in6er-
rei6tum auf. Sort btlben Die &tnoer
anter 5ebn sSabren iiber 25 Bro5ent
Der @eimutbebolferung mdbreno bei'
ipielstpeiie in 0euti6lano Der 8eb0l.
ferungsanteit Der &inoer unter aebn
Sabren nur mebr Is Pro5ent aus.
mabt. @eraoe fir bic 2anotpirtibaft
ma6t itd Die 9riie oornebnltd ols
AbiaBfriie gelteno. gs lit etne fali6e
Ge6nung, penn man meint, Die Nr.
beitsloitgfeit tpiiroe ltd) our6 eine &c.
ringere @inoer5abl perringern. guro'
pa ion an Der Sru9tborteit Sapans
gemefen 20 &inoer 5u ipenig baben.
Man iiebt> oaB oas Elm groBes
Seer bon &oniumenten lit nn6 oaB
aud Die Nusit6ten fir oas 8auge'
merbe oamit itd ni9t roitger eeltolten.
Weon bate na6 Dem eriten @elitfriege
gebofft, ooB our6 Die rieitgen &riegs'
oerluite an Weniden Before 3eiten
onbreden meroen. ueber 100000
Weni6en fanoen enttpeber oen Sob
ooer nuroen infolge 4rbeitsunfGbis'
felt aus Der Broouftion ausgei6lolien.
llnb mas fam? Cine glrbeitslofigteit,
in einem nod ME geiebenen 4us.
1noBe.
Sm olten N0merrei6 groiiierte Der
tpeiBe SOB. gs gab in staIien eanae
2onoitri6e, Die ausgeitorben idienen.
Aus Dem Often itirntten neue g0l-
fer in ben entbolferten @eiten. Ob
ni6t oteie @efabr beute in ettpas bor'
banoen iit? Die tarten 80lfer oes
Sitens rufen nad neuem 2ebensral,nr.
Sb Die mooerne B0Ifertpanoerung
ni6t nod onoere Sormen onnebmen
miro, ols es 3ur 3eit Der &unnen uno
8anoalen Der San tpar? 8ir nteinen
in Der 2oiung Der RoIonialfra9en.
Oos ftnoerarme Sranfrei9 beberridt
Elm &olonialrei6, bas 5tpon3igmol
groBer lit ols oas Mutterlano, bon
Dem rieiigen &olonialbeits ni9t gu
ipre6en, ben England it9 auiammen'
gerafft bat. g8ir fiirdten bier Elm
Ebema oufgegriffen gu baben, tpel6es
Die 3utunft NIT barbarii6er 8affen'
gelpalt loien miro (tpenn es ni9t
idon in oieiem @riege gelo1t miro y i,
neil oie 6riftli6en &rafte in oieien
golfern gu i6tpad getporoen, Inn. cine
@olung i'm @ei1te oes gbriItentl1n1s 5u
ftnoen.
Cine rteienbafte &riie laitet iiber
ben 80lfern. 8ie 5tpei Bole oes SOL.
ferlebens lieeen Die @orte 6es S96p-
fers Dor uns: ,>&a6iet uno mebret
eu6 uno erfiillet Die groe uno ma9et
tie eu6 untertan!'' l1no ienes anoere
oes gottmeni6li6en grl0lers: ,,2ie.
bet chamber pie i9 eu6 geliebt!"
Benn mir oen Serrgott gum Siibrer
nebmen, Damn miro es beiier tperoen.
8enn sic 00lfer ibrer eigenen Slug
beit folgen, uer0en lte an oes eigenen
6leii6es &luebeit ber6erben.
8er troboem nod cine l1eberbe.
b0lferung befiir6tet, oenfe nur an sic
raitloie internationale &antpagne ser
@eburtenfontrolle Der Wfrs. Sanger
un6 an oen Mailenn1oroer &rieg, Der
nod fonierbotiben Sh1bunaen big
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tide 6nntt inter benz
Sd)nk oer Il. S.>Nrutee
Ser our Belt auf oeuti9ent, bon ben
amerifaniiden Sruppen beiebtem &C.
bet befinolt6e tpobI unterri9tete ome.
rtfanif6e &orreiponbent Der M8, g.
g. 2odner, beridtet, oaB eegen&pGrtie
Elm Sauptmann, Elm 2eutnant, Elm
SeEotpebelleutnant un6 flint Nngebo.
rige oes Mannf6aftsitanoes bic 5taot
Moni6au (Montioie) an Der oeutid'
belgtf6en @renae regieren, Die felt Dem
Mtttelalter Bis in Die olleriiinelte 3eit
Setoen' uno 8ouitoffe na9 Srant'
reid, Stalten, 5panien, 1en naben
Often uno fogar na6 Nrgentinien
ianote.
0ieier @eltban6eI mo9te Meon.
idau, etne Sta6t nit 1866 gintpob.
nern, poblbaben6. @s 1T reid an
&1n1tfddben, oenn sic r1te 5amilte
Der Staot, bic bon Dem Glteiten 6eut-
feben Sertilfabrttanten, Sobonn Sein.
rid Sdeibler, begritnoet muroe, 1T
ouBeroroentli9 funitliebeno.
9ie tleine @ruppe, oie in oemSto6t
bic 8efugniiie Der oliierten Wei1itdr.
regierung ausitbt, tpiiroe es begriBen,
tpenn ibnen tpegen Ser beionoeren
Wi6tigteit elm @unitia6ber1tGnoiger
beigeoronet tpiir6e.
Sanptmann &obert 81. @otf6eus
i'm 3tbilleben Elm &e9tsantpoIt, in
Snoiana, lit Der gbef Der OeilitGrre.
glerung nno ibm itebt 2eutnant @m
s. S6miot aus Detroit 5ur @eite.
8otideus lit Der Sage gepodien
aber er beoauert, boB feline Golooter
10 tpenig 8eritdn6nis fir mitteIalter.
lides aunitgetperbe baben.
9as grOBte &unitobiett Der Sta61
ift Dos "99ote Saus", oos Gnfong 6es
16. Sabrbun6erts bon oem 8egriinD
Der Der S6eibler! !5amilte gebout &pur.
De. @s lit fir Die amerifanti9en Col
ooten ,,out Of bounds" ert1Grt porD
Den.
Ser sr0Bte @unfti6ab in oieIeu
$aus 1T cine ban6eei6nitte 8en0el'
treppe, bic in mebridbrieer 4rbeit
bon Seiutten berge1tellt tpuroe. Weau
iogt, i'm Sabre 1911 babe 8iIbeIn
Der 8meite 100000 Mart fir oie
Ereppe geboten, aber Sons @arl
@9eibler babe ertpioert: >,Moieltdt
Damn tpiir6e mein Saus nibt meb,
Dos iein, tpas es it,"
Ser &ei6tum an banogei9nibter
Aommo6en, S6rGnfen, Eruben, 81
fden un6 8ettitellen iotpie Rriltau.
leubtern tpitroe oas Sera zines In'
tiquitatenbanolers bober idlagen Iai'
fen. eluf oas Dad lit ie6od eine
8ombe gefaIlen, uno 6te Stuffooede11
br0deln nieoer.
Ser Saupt5ibilbeamte, ser fir oen
&egiernngsbe5irf ernannt it, fiibrt
ben Sitel 2anorat. @r er5Gblte mir,
er perinde iopiel tpie mogli6 bon Den
nittelalteri6en &ir6en un6 8atri.
slerbauiern 5u retten.
Sauptmann @oti6eus, ser bolGn,
oii9er abitommung tit, iagte, er lei
bel Der gertpaltung ser Staot auf fei.
nerlei Sdpierigfeiten geltoBen. Sic
betoen Seioentpebereien uno 81 feds
80 aN4aa oha,.a.a.. ssS
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@ott oienen obne @ant',
Das lit Der 8eisbett anfang.
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~ @ % @ % % % %% s"e r s s@ 4%
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Picking Up?
Numbers Suspect Gives
Officer Mu+ueI Slips

CareleSSneSS, especially when
the law is involved. cost John 3.
Rcwers, 1920 Wade S25 when
arralgned before Recorders Judge
Arthur f.. Gordon on a charge of
violating the state gambling laws.
Patrolman Thomas Mulvahill, z
plain clothes man from the Chcne
police. station, testified ReWefs
handed him - mutuel numbers
slips and $3.50 AT Philadelphia
and Russell, saying:
Are YOU picking mp today?
The law must have grabbed the
regular man." u
When the officer started 10
open the envelope, Rewcrs IS re-
ported 10 have said
Don't do that, the law is hat
around here"
The law was just that for Off
cor Mnlvahill took HIM INTO
custody.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

Their procession reminds you of the flight Of terrified
Chinese Creek from burning Chapel 1887
All Of them told this correspondent the story Of
being forced inside houses where frequently the
drunken Japanese them afe with grenades Those
tempting TO escape machine gunned if detected
Whole blocks time have been burned by the Japs
with fire bombs and when the flames burned down the Japs
through the district and fired any houses that might
have escaped.
Every foreign bank building has been swept by flames
including the National City. Hongkong and Shanghai banks
China Banking Corp the Philippines
paper buildings and plants all have been damaged.
Hundred of Fipinos foreigners recouned
the same tales of
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

the survivors Thirty-Six NaziS
were captured in the action. TWO
days later he died of his wounds.
Wigle'S musical training was
received in the country ne died TO
defeat. He studied violin in SdlI-
burg with Michael Press, the ia
nous violiniSt. HIS college was
Michigan State, East Lansing.
Only three other Michigan
heroes and an adopted son have
been awarded the Congressional
Medal of Honor IN World War II
They are lSt It. George H..
Cannon of Ann Arbor, Sgt May
nard II. Smith Of Caro-, : Sgt
Jesse r. Drowley of Luzcrne, and
Capt Maurice Britt. who made
his home IN Detroit while a mem-
bef- OF the Detroit Lions football
club.
Although mortaly wounded
while commanding an artillery
battery on Midway It. Cannon
refused 10 be evacuated until his
wounded men were cared tor and
as a result died of-+esS of blood
The action took place during a
Jap naval bombardment OF the
island on Pearl Harbor day
Smith received the second Con-
GreSSional Medal 70 he awarded
in the European theater
A gunner. on d Flying Fortress,
he saved the lives of six crew
mates on his first raid by beat
ing out flames that enveloped the
plane, at the same time fighting
off attacking planes, and attend
ing a wounded comradc
Secretary of War SumSon per-
Sonally presented the medal on
July -, 1914
Sgt. Drowley received the
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Finale of frustrated Fury

Philippines empire with the thunder Of guns the cracking
mortar shells and the swift spate machine gun fire pro-
vdng background to the of flaming fires which turned
the night skies into brilliant edandorange canopy and by
day hid the
The last five days refugees in OF DO TO 90 Al
time pouring lines below the Pasig River
Emaciated to the point of starvation many wear bloody
rags for bandages badly wounded walk.
Mostly civilian, with sprnking of foreigners all
the fire and shooting that has been unequaed
Far Eastern horror since the rape of Marking,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
E Teen Aged Youths
Rob Woman Of $50

Six teen-aged youths early
oday ambuShed Georglna Will
hanson, 40, of 2597 Roosevelt, at
w. Grand Blvd and Michigan
and SnatChed her purse contain
ing $50 and personal effects.
Fifteen minutes later, at the
same intersection, Beulah Russell
"A, Of 570l Second. lost her hand
bag containing 81 10 Negro
purse SnatChcr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15


birthdays already
This is tho cavalier way George
T. Morgan, Detroits sole remain
ing veteran Of the Civil War dis
misses TODAY his 9Th alnINerSar4-
Smoking the second ol the
three rrrdrs ire RaN- allowed.
ne added:
II was NJ Valentines Day
baby
When the grand old man
awakened today MS first question
was about mail
Anything from Jerry"
Jerry is his grandson. n It
George w. Miller. 4. an engineer
on a B-Z9. Jerry'S mother. Mrs. /.
Wallace Miller Of 1861 Somerset.
with whom the aged veteran
makes his home, nodded.
you know. grandpa, Jerry
wouldn't forget"
OPEN HOUSE TO FRIENDS
This afternoon There Was open
house out on Somerset avenue for
old friends.
They've made me vice com
mander Of the department Of
Michigan GAR. Tried 10 make
me take the cOmmandership.
said no. ! am through worrying
about war. let Roosevelt do
that for me these days ! guess
that IL a sign Of old age.
Il was good with ms mu>ket
fhouRh-Went A. n hid not
quite rs. remember when I
enlisted the sergeant looked st
Ene and I said; I'm rs, damn
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Youth Gets 90 Days
In Stealing Coal

James Harshaw. 10 Of lili5
Deuuindre today will start Serv-
ing 80 days in the house Of cor
rection on a charge OF stealing
coal from the Mlstele Coal Co.
TOO SChoolcraft, on Feb. T.
The youth was sentenced yes
terday hy Recorders Judge Paul
/ krauSe. lie Is accused of OBJ
tainlnC a truck driving Job for the
coal company and selling the two
tons OF coal 10 a relative loI Sll.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Draft Aides Trial
DELAYED Overnight

Trial of two former officials Of
draft board 43, charged with
blocking the induction of certain
regiStrantS. has been adjourned
until tomorrow.
On trial arc Fred Wright. 46.
Of 1908 Elsmore, former chief
clerk, and Sander Engel AZ, of
29ll Taylor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
NaZiS Voice Decision
To Quit Rules Of War

LONDON, Feb. II OUP)-
European dispatches said today
that Germany had proclaimed her
intention Of Scrapplng the rules
Of war for a "no-holdS-barrCd
fight 20 the death as e result Of
the Big Three'S CrImesn deClaTa-
ton
The new policy was SAID 10
have been set forth Yesterday by
Paul Schmidt, official spokesman
for the German foreign Office m
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15

an angry outburSt al the Wiz
helmstraSsc.
The death sentence outlined FOR
Germany ipAihc Cr,medn declara-
ton frees he Reich OF "all moral
obligations 10 abide by the rules
of War inc NaN-controllcd Sean
dinavan telegraph bureau quoted
Schmidt as having said,
II he Germans henCeforth
will conduct the war with all
suitable means, no matter how
grim their effect" Schmidt SAID
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Hold Ex-Bartender
In Hy-de-Hi Case

a. ~sRecorder's Judge Gerald w.
4ifqBt t- today held Max Greeuberg.
"a sioTmer bartender of the Hy-
Vie HitCate. 20200 Schoolcraft. for
eNar1ination Feb. % on a charge
Of inciting two minor girls 10 com
MT perjury, GreenherE pleaded
Z not guilty and his bond was set at
$1,000.
Brought hack by police from
Miami Beach, Fla Greenberg viii
be tried with Anna Glicker, so.
2iS0 Euclid, owner Of the cafe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Medal TO Honor HDefrOifer

medal from President Roosevelt
Aug 81, 1914. for extreme heroiSm
IN attacking japanese pillboX
on Bougainvllle.
Capt. Britt, the most decorated
man in the army, won his Con-
gresslonal Medal in Italy. where
he was known as the "one man
army of the AnzIo beachhead.
He lost an arm in action and now
IS a student at the University Of
Arkansas. All but Cannon are
Sull living.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
STORY OF HERoISM

The enemy was holding a house
on top o{ a terraced hill Casual
ties had been heavy in the Amer
lean unit 1t. Wlgle volunteered
10 lead a company against the
position AT the head Of his men,
1t. Wigle raced up the hill. At
each Of three terraces he mounted
the walls, ahead of his troops and
gave them protecting fire with a
machine gun as they took cover.
1t. Wigle's unit drove the Ger
mans from their position into an
other house where they barri-
cadcd themselves in the cellar.
He was wounded as he went
down the cellar stairs 10 corner
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Heart Attack Kills
Driver in Truck

For nearly four hours today
Fabian kobetis 6s, of HOPS Mo-
gul, lay dead in his truck before
ne was found, police reported.
kohetiS left home at $50 a. m.
IN his grocery truck and appar-
entity died OF heart attack Al
Hayes and Kilbourne. police said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
lashes at Bio 3

WASHINGTON. Feb. II lINSl
The PollSh-American congress
declared IN a formal statement
today that all the Atlantic Char
ter promises TO small nations
were broken by the Big Three
agreement 10 cede more than a
third OF Poland 10 Russia
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Too Many Birthdays.
Saws Civil War Vet. 81

IT, He grinned and went to
war.
"For the first time feel
little old. My eyes have failed
~ can't play euchre any
more. I'm not Interested in the
radio any more since baseball
IL over"
IIe has another grandson with
.bc navy up In Alaska
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
COURTROOM PRESENTATION

The presentation will take
place at $50 p m. in a federal
courtroom with Gen Reynolds act
ing as deputy for the President.
With Mrs. Wigle, 2070 w. Eu-
cid, will be her baby girl, Diana
born two years ago, and 1t,
Wigle'S parents Of 4S9 Peterboro,
The soldiers father is a well
known Detroit artist and collee-
tor. His cousin, Coast Guard
Photographers Mate 1fc Scott
Wigle, is the former Times re-
porter who scooped the world
with his photographs of D-Day.
The heroic action in which 1t,
WiGle was injured fatally. wiped
out an enemy emplacement that
had impeded the progress of the
l35th Infantry, the unit which
Spearheaded the break-through
on the strategic front.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Surgeons Visit Pope

ROME. Feb. Ii QNS)-More
than 20 military surgeons attend
ing a conference have been re-
Ccived by Pope Plus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
By CLARK LEE

MANILA. Feb. u INS)-For the last 13 days large
areas Manancudng the entire modern business section
and finest residential dlstr1ctshave been under
going terrible ordeal of death and horror Authorities es-
mated today that onethrd OF the city has been destroyed
Doomed die the runs they have created, Jap
marines who have made stubborn and sful houseo-house
defense deyong their last hours final orgy of blood,
FIRE and drunkenness
This is truly Wagnerian finale to japanese dream