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The Nome nugget., 1945-08-08
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1s45

Some fortunate service men are enjoying their favorite dishes, cooked as only Nom knows how and sent in tin containers pro- cessed and sealed at the McAllen Texas) USO Club, according to the National War Fund.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-08
MONDAY GAMES
TUESDAY GAMES
American League

NO games played in the majo leagues.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-13
CaAnAa, eRCon,ing &renb
FRIDAY. APRIL l3

FRIDAY, APRIL 13
TRINITY YOUNG WOMENS LEAGUE, with Maybelle Logic.
Al Grove Park at 8 p M
ROLLER SKATING PARTY for grades to IL OF Mount
Clemens High School, sponsored by senior class at Mount
Clemens Roller Rink at 1870
PHILATHEA CLASS Of PRESBYTERIAN Church. with MIS-
David Rouleau, SO Ahrens street, at p M -,..
Ra9gsn HAIL Rsa.k,n noas. with Mrs.
Howard Gr0a 50 Ferrn Place. with Mrs. Harry Green
assisting at ' sAT T % APRIL "A
YOUNG woMEN's CLUB rummase sale in the Matthews
PARTY FOR SERVICE MEN and at Masonic Service
SUNDAY, APRIL IS
900 CLUB board meeting at the USO at p. m.
BUFFET SUPPER for service men and women at USO on
to by :yG ho
Masonic Service Center, Masonic Temple, at p
MONDAY, APRIL Is
ZION EVANGELICAL WoMENs GUILD, including all
women Of the church, in n, the dining room at p M
BUSINESS and Professional womens Club dinner meeting at
Broadway USO at $50 p
FRANZ KUHN LODGE, Knights of Pyhias in Pythan Hail.
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY in WV hail. sponsored by Ladies'
Auxiliary Of oskar Andreas Post at p M
TUESDAY. APRIL II
SILVER LINING CIRCLE OF King sspsushters with Mrs.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS regular meeting with Mrs
CIRCLE potuck dinner the King. paush
fe: HRs at p lao m Mrs Esrm 9uss
DANCE FOR SERVICE MEN and women at USO on Broad
way, at $3.50 p.
LADIES' AUXILIARY. Fraterna Order Of Eagles in Aerie
Hall, at 8 p. m.
LADIES' AUXILIARY, oskar Andreas Post, Veterans of
Foreign Wars at VFW Hail. at $50 D. m
CIVIC CHORUS REHEARSAL In M c. H. S. Community
Room, at 1880 p
WEDNESDAY, APRIL l8
LUTHERAN LADIES' AUXILIARY in the Lutheran School
hall Mount Clemens. at p m. Each member whose
birthday comes in April will provide a cake.
THURSDAY, APRIL lo
ST. JOHNS LADIES' AID Fraser birthday luncheon and
bake sale in the parish hall at 1890 D. M
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-13
Navy Mothers
Pay Tribute

THE NAVY MOTHERS CLUB
last evening draped its charter
in difference to President Roose-
welt and in memory Of Carl
Soerson, the first son Of a MEM
Der to pay the supreme sacri-
flee in this war.
Soerson gave his life on Two
Jima, March 81.
CANCEL SALE
Club members, who had plan
ned a rummage sale for April
10 and 20, voted to cancel the
sale, but to collect the rum
mage for donation to the United
Nations clothing drive. Mrs. Leo
Lighthauser, chairman of the
drive aid project, will make ar
engagements for materials to be
picked up. Her telephone num-
Der is 1892.
All Navy mothers are backing
the clothing drive 100 per cent,
and urge generous donations
from members and the general
public.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-13
Circle Seeks Aid
in National Project
MOUNT CLEMENS. MIcH.-o

UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE
of Kings Daughters. is seeking
to obtain 80 memberships in the
American Cancer Society, dur
ing the last half of the month of
April, as its Spring project.
Believed to be the only or
ganization in Mount Clemens
sponsoring the drive to date, the
Circle has appointed Mrs. Ed
ward Derrick chairman of the
effort. Memberships cost one
dollar or more apiece, and the
funds derived from the Mount
Clemens drive will be joined
with funds from other COM
munities to provide a cancer
clinic.
Persons who wish to take
memberships in this worthy or
ganization are asked to call Mrs.
DERRICK by telephone 1853.
The drive plans were COM
pleted at the meeting held yes
terday with Mrs. Russell Bran
yam, when committees for the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-13
Bridge Party
is SET

PLANS HAVE been complet-
ed for the social meeting for the
members and guests of the
Daughters of Isabella. The party
will be held in st. Mary's club
rooms Wednesday evening,
April 10, at 8 o'clock.
Bridge and 500 will be the di-
versions of the evening. Prizes
for cards and door prizes will
be awarded. The committee in
charge includes Mrs. Bernard
Wilbur, chairman, assisting her
will be Mrs. Lee Killewald, Mrs.
Francis Rouleau, Mrs. A. w.
Fatler and Miss Agnes Benben-
nick.
Members are asked to make
their reservations with Mrs.
Wilbur or to a committee men,
Der, on or before Monday. Men,
bers are asked to bring their
own cards.
MIR. AND MRS. j. ARTHUR
Schleuntz are entertaining as
dinner guests tonight Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Schleuntz and son
Jimmy of East Detroit and MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Kissell.
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United Workers Sponsor Membership Drive for Cancer Society
April Bride-Elect
Feted at Shower

PATRICIA DANIELS. bride
elect of April %, was honored
at q personal shower given last
evening by Mary Milan and Mrs.
Walter Rinard at the Milan
home, 81 Ahrens street, last
night.
The Fl guests played Monte
Carlo Whist, with prizes going
to Jessie Newsom, Miss Daniels.
Mrs. Kenneth Card, Celeste Mar
sack and Dorothy Unze.
Bridal decorations were used,
with spring flowers and tapers.
Miss Daniels, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Daniels, will mar
ry Melvin Card, son OF Milton
Card.
PLANS were begun for q bake
sale to be sponsored by the ST..
Anne's Guild at a date to be an
nounced later, when the guild
met with Mrs. Francis Frank.
Mrs. John Madou won the house
prize. Mrs. Irene Lick will be
hostess April Is.
AT THE MEETING OF THE
ROYAL NEIGHBORS of Ameri-
ca at the home of Mrs. David
Rouleau last evening, the bust
ness meeting was preceded by a
memorial service for the late
Mrs. Tena Trew. The ritual was
read by Mrs. Rouleau. Cards
were played with prizes going to
Mrs. Grace Mallast, Mrs. Charles
Wood, Mrs. Mae Brass and Mrs.
William Diehl. The next meeting
will be held at the home OF Mrs.
Arthur PringnitZ.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-13
Enslgn
WEEDS

WORD has been received OF
the wedding of Mary Jane Ken
field, daughter of William Ken
field of Royal Oak, and Ensign
Warren Krause. USNR. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Krause. 90
Kendrick avenue.
The ceremony took place in
the White Temple Methodist
church in Miami, Fla, with
Chaplain G. E. Chamberlain
reading the service at 6 o'clock
n the evening of April 5.
Both young people formerly
attended Michvigan State Teach
ers College at Ypsilanti. Ensign
Krause received his commission
in New York City on March 8,
and is receiving advanced train
ing in Miami.
BERT RYBACKI, Of
Mound road, formerly resident
OF this city, Is convalescing at
his home from serious throat
infection.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-13
Funds TO Aid
Scholarships

THE YOUNG WOMEN'S
League of the Episcopal Church
met Tuesday evening in the
parish house and made plans for
benefit bridge party to be CIV
en- Tuesday, May lst, in the par
ish house. The funds will be
used to provide scholarships for
the Young Peoples Summer
Conference held each year at
Camp Frisbie in June.
Rev. George A. Merifield
talked on baptism and a gener-
al discussion followed. Refresh
ments were served with Mrs.
Summer Lamkins. chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. Theron Pomeroy,
Mrs. Daniel Buckley and Mrs.
Robert Krause.
GARY KRAUSE, four-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Krause, Moross avenue, had an
emergency operation at st. Jo-
seph Hospital Sunday from
which he is making a good re-
covery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-13

AVIATION CADET Thomas
Everett Mcmahon, 10. has re-
ported at Fort Sheridan, Ill. for
training. Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. p. Mcmahon, 326 North ave-
nue., he was senior at St.
Mary's High school.
FIRST 1T. HOWARD b.
TATE, 20, whose wife. Mrs.
Beth J. Tate. lives at "a Fourth
street with their small daughter,
Charlotte Anne, recently flew
his 25th combat sortie over Nazi
Europe, according to an AAF re-
lease received today. He is a
pilot on a B-24 Liberator bomb
er of the 18th Army Air Forces.
1t. Tate attended Mount Glenn
ems High school but was gradu-
ated from an Orlando, Fla. high
school, and received his wings
and commission at Eagle Pass,
Tex, in April, 1914. He flew
his first mission last October.
when his plane bombed Nazi
tank factories at Steyr, Austria.
His is now participating in sup
port of the latest Russian drives
in the Balkans, Austria and Ger
man Silesia.
AVIATION c ADET DAN
BUCKLEY, 10, has been trans
ferred from Keesler Field, Bill
oxi, Miss. TO Lowry Field, near
Denver, Colo, where he in the
ground technical training school
of the Army Air Force. He is
the son Of DR.. and Mrs. Daniel
Buckley, 100 South Walnut
street.
ERNEST KRAUSE, 27, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Krause of
80 Kendrick avenue, has arriv-
ed at the Naval Training Center,
Sampson, N. Y, for service in
the armed forces. A former res
ident of Mount Clemens, he has
ben making his home in Fort
Wayne, Ind, for the past several
years.
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de Salute

GALE PATRICK PETERS,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmour A.
Peters, who is two years old to-
day.
MYRNA JEAN TROMBLEY,
who is IL years old today. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Durwin T. Trombley, II Church
street.
MRS. GEORGE ELLIS, 81 In
ches street, whose birthday an
niversary was Wednesday. She
was honor guest at dinner
given by members Of her club at
Vans On the Lake. A large
birthday cake and a bouquet OF
wood violets and daffodils form
ed the decorations.
GAYLE DIANA PRINGNITZ,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
A. Pringnitz, Jr., of 90 High
street, on her second birthday
anniversary today.
w. WHITNEY ROSSO Of
Seminole Hills, on his birthday
anniversary today Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosso will have dinner and at
tend the opera Irene" at the
Masonic Temple in Detroit Sat-.
urday evening, in celebration
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
johnson Of Detroit.
CPL. AND MRS. HENRY
NORTH, on their second we'd
ding anniversary April IA. Cpl.
Moritz is on armed duty In Ger
many, and his wife and daugh-
ter Barbara are living temper
arily in Port Sanilac.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-13
Miss Scott to Talk
to Voters League

ROSEMARY SCOTT of Mount
Clemens High School faculty
will talk on Commerce and It's
Effect on Our Foreign Policy"
before the League of Women
Voters next Tuesday.
The meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Lewis PARROT. 142
Cass avenue. with Mrs. Myrtle E.
ST. Aubin. chairman of the COM
rlittee which also includes Mrs.
Paul S. Hirt, Mrs. James Nun
neley, and Mrs. George E. Folk
man.
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forthcoming dessert-bridge party
were also appointed. Mrs.
Charles Wolard is chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. Elizabeth Bran.
denburg, Mrs. Frank Pringnitz,
Mrs. Paul Volkenant, and Mrs.
Amy Wallace. Dining room
chairman will be Mrs. Arthur
Rosso. The party is set for May
3 at the Kings Daughters
Home.
NAME DELEGATES
The circles delegates for the
approaching convention will be
Mrs. Wylie Wilkinson. Mrs. Carl
ton Tucker. Mrs. Paul Pring.
nitz. Mrs. DERRICK, and Mrs. Ar
thur Rosso. Alternates named
are Mrs. Harry Diehl and Mrs.
Wallace.
Guests yesterday were Mrs.
Arthur Jackson, and Mrs. Kath-
ryn Janson. Next meeting will
be April 26, with Mrs. Tucker.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-13
Circle Sets Plans
for Annual Event

PLANS are complete by Mar
garet Bottome Circle of King S
Daughters for the annual lunch
con to be held next Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Louis Son.
nenburg, 1870 Miller street, at l
o'clock.
The circle met yesterday with
Mrs. Howard Groat, and will
meet April rs with Mrs. Martin
Hoffman.
JANE LINDSEY, student at
Michigan State Normal, will
spend the week end at home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-13
X Mkh the Color, X

WILLIAM COULON, c M
SIC, USN, is spending a l5-day
convalescent leave with his
mother, Mrs. Otto Coulon, fol-
lowing a, tour of duty in the
SoutS Pacific. He is accompan-
led by his wife, who has been
making her home in Chicago.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-13
Postpone Dance

BECAUSE Of the death OF
President Roosevelt, the public
dance which was slated for
Saturday night at Maccabees'
hall, has been cancelled, Mrs.
Seaford Kingscott, chairman,
announced today. Pagoda Tent
Hive 125 L Of Maccabees were
sponsors Of the event.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-13

PEATRICE WESTLAKE. for
the past two and one-half years
executive secretary Of Macomb
County apter. American Red
Cross, will leave Sunday for
Washington, d. c., for brief
orientation course before going
overseas with a Red Cross hos
pital division.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Mrs. Mulcaster plans to return
TO England after Christmas. Den
mis- has another year 10 serve AS
an instructor with the Raj and
after that well decide where we
want 10 live"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

For heroic achievement with the
signal corps on Luzon, Maj. Maui
rice r. Foster. Sd, has been
awarded the Bronze Star.
Maj. Foster, last February, or
ganized group of photographers
10 evacuate internees from the
damaged gymnasium building at
Santo Tomas. near Manila. which
was under heavy enemy fire at
the time.
Later. under his leadership an.
other group extinguished a fire
raging in an adjoining building
a graduate OF Northern High
School and Mechanic Institute.
Rochester. n. Y, Mai Foster was
employed by the Detroit Edison
Co He entered service four years
ago and has been overseas three
years.
His wife, Mary Ellen. lives In
jamestown. y. Y. and his mother.
Mrs. Iva L. Foster. resides AT
16O31 Hamilton, Highland Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Slows Jobs
Vet Unemployment
Stuck in Bottleneek
p,.ren Time. Warrington surs.s

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27-Re-
adjustment OF half a million vet
.erans is being retarded by bottle
neck in government handling OF
employment forms, the American
Legion declared todai.
When servicemen en- are dis
charged. their separation center
takes down their employment
record and preferences on a form
designated as Form So.
Copies of this are sent 10 the
veterans employment representa-
tives in the state where the vet
eran is sparated from the armed
forces.
The We representatives take
these forms and segregate them
as TO states in which the variou,
veterans reside. then send tn,
eran is separated from the armet
United States Employment Serv-
ice, where they are processed.
The poorly stated veterans Of
fees. however. have been unable
10 keep up with the deluge OF maj
that has flooded them.
In nearly every state polled b,
the American Legion backlog
have grown. Michigan. 1000: Mon.
tana, 5000; Arizona. 5000; Mime.
sofa. $4,000; Nebraska, 5000
Arkansas, $500
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Latin Quarter
Night Club Accused
Of Labor Piratin9'

The regional War Labor Board
Saturday deducted SIS, 900 from
the income tax exemptions of the
former owners of Detroit's Latin
Quarter night club for violations
of the wage stabilization act.
Louis c. Miriam, regional WLB
director, said the former owners
were found guilty of labor pirat-
ing" The violations occurred
during the 1944-45 night club sea-
son and totaled S3O0.OOO in excess
wages. Miriani said.
Other Detroit disallowances
listed by the WLB we're: Pride
Tool g. Die Co., $500; Motor City
Tool Co, $500; LaSalle Electric
and Mill Supply Co, $1,000; De.
troit Tool Engineering Co., 81 900
Acme Tool and Die Co, $3.50.
Hamilton Tool and Gage Co. $3.50
Bond Screw Co, $500. and Bailey
Screw Products Co.. $500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Frdnkensteen
Sues 0akn1an
Seeks Writ TO Obtain
List of Bondholders

Richard r. Frankensteen. cam
date for mayor, asked writ Of
handamus Saturday in circuit
court to force city controller
Charles G. Oakman TO produce
a list of holders OF city of De-
troit bonds.
Judge John V. Brennan said he
would rule at ii a. m. Monday on
whether TO order a show cause
hearing.
Frankensteen claims in his Pc
ttion that the best interests OF
the taxpayers will be served by
knowing who owns the bonds.
Oakman declared all data on
maturity dates, interest rates and
amount of bonds outstanding was
public information in annual ie-
ports or available by calling at
his office.
However, only So, 900. 900 OF
S288, 900, 900 I'm bonds are the
registered type and only $4,000
900 worth are I'm the hands Of
the public" declared Oakman..
"The balance Of the registered
bonds are owned by the city.
The rest are coupon "pay-to-
bearer bonds"
Oakman added that a CfO Of
ficial told him the communists
wanted TO seek to show that some
big corporation owned lot Of
the bonds 10 prove the city was
in the hands of vested interests. -
He said several hundred persons
owned the 81 600, 900 in bonds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
pE1RoiT suRsli rlmt.

Oct. 70. IS4s-Psrf I. Page I3
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
HdIsey Wants Job,
He Tells Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Oct. q
INS)-Adm. William F. Halsey,
commander Of the Third Fleet, lis
in the market for a job" he said
in indianapolis today.
The admiral told newsmen he
is expected TO go on the retired
list after completing his present
speaking tour. w
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

Except for the nine months
Dennis was in Africa, he got
home often and we went on
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Red Demands on Italy
Ield in Parliament =.

ROME. Oct. 27 tUP)-ForeiRa
Minister Alcide de Gasperi con-
trmed in the Italian Parliament
last T1gf1r tiIar Russia has made
a demand on Italy for industrial
equipment and other war mate
rial as rcparationS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Draft Litchfie|d
For Berlin Job

n LANSING, Oct. 27-The next
ep in the career OF DR.. Edward
II. Litchfeld. former Detroiter
who, at 81. IS the youngest exeeu-
tive in state service, will be job
In Berlin where he VIII help the
u. S state department reorganize
the famous German civil service
system.
Litchfield will be on an "in-
definite military leave week
from today from his Job as
assistant director of Michigan. :
civil service system and witt feavE
by plane for Germany Nov Il
He viii be consultant TO Ambasso-
dor Murphy
+ LIT iitteAi4ffteidi son of Mr. and
Mrs. A L. Liichheld, 1899 Ward,
Detroit, and 4 graduate OF North
western High School.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

To arrange for carrier deIiv-
cry OF The Detroit Times TO
your home, dial Cherry $500
and ask for Home Delivery"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
RAJ Filot' S Wife Back
With English Accent

Detroit girl, who married her Raj sweetheart and
crossed the subnfesed Atlantic md1943 him
England home Saturday for the first time in years
She is Mrs. Dennis Mucaser, %, of 1912 Burnette, and
more recently Of Hownsow MddIesex Just outside london
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28

The year of courtShip between
Jerry and Dennis, whom she met
while he was training at Crosse
lie, ended in marriage a week be-
fore he sailed TOR England. She
was determined that things were
not going 10 remain AT a stand
still for the duration.
GETS BRITISH PASSPORT
She obtained a British pass
port and followed him six months
later
"On the way over, we had to
drop three depth charges, but i
was worried less about U-boats
than how my husbands family
would like me-" she said with
a slight English accent about
which her friends are teasing
her now.
"They are jolly people, though.
and pitched right in and
helped my father In law with
his taxi business.
AT first I missed American
food and new clothes, and
had a hard time getting used
TO the bombs, especially after
an incendiary struck our house.
But there were things To
make up for that"
MONTHS IN AFRICA
Except for the nine months
Dennis was in Africa, he got
home often and we went on
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Finn Rift
Near End

WASHINGTON. Jan. l3 up
The United States is expected
TO begin preparations soon for re-
sumption of full diplomatic rela-
tions with Finland after a SIX
month break.
The actual restoration Of nor
NAL relations and exchange of
ministers plenipotentiary may be
several months away. but the
first step in that direction was
taken yesterday with assignment
of two American foreign service
officers to establish an American
mission in Helsinki.
Upon their first reports prob
ably will depend the decision
whether 10 invite Finland TO send
similar representatives 10 this
country preliminary 10 establish
ment Of formal relations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
FilipinOs Get Even
With DefeSfed Spies

The Jap was dressed in white
and blue striped trousers beneath
which he wore belt -of thousand
stitches
The Jap said he and three
others. including one officer. Just
got tired of the lousy Jap army
food and decided 10 fend for
themselves.
Under international law he Is
subject to court martial as a spy.
But the Jap soldier Jared much
better than a hated German
Filipino informer.
He was pretty badly beaten by
the time the Filipinos turned him
over 10 the Americans.
The little people of this Filipino
town knew he had been on the
regular secret police salary as a
ingerman spying on guerillaS,
some Of whom were arrested on
his information
lie had a swollen Jaw and his
crippled right arm was badly hurt
before the American authorities
got hin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Former Gangsters Seen in Albion

The theory of hired killers gained adherents with the
report that two former Detroit gangsters had visited
Albion within the last week
A member of the old Purple gang in Albion
the day before Hooper shot to death. Albion Police
Chief Harry McAufe said another figure of the Detroit
had stopped in the city only few days
ostensibly to have his repaired.
Another clue collapsed when John Mimachod informed
police here that he and his had made the telephone
calls which the senator's widow had believed
nected with his death.
Mimachod, who speaks with an Austrian accent, said
the calls had been merely to inquire about the fate of
liquor license application Mmachod said he and his
had called several times during the week and that
his who made two calls police attempting to trace
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Hooper No. Graft Witness

So far Siger has revealed only that Hooper his
witness in the indictment of Mckay promoter Floyd
simmons of Benton Harbor and former Rep William Green Of
Hllman.
The senator's death resulted 30day posponement of
their hearing scheduled for Monday charge they
engaged in bribe conspiracy to kill bill changing
system the Detroit compelling the Detroit
Racing Association to install a totalizator
Until the murder Judge Carr and Ser had taken special
precautions TO conceal the of their main witness Carr
statement that the killers had nothing gain indicated however
that the did not collapse when Hooper sumped
less in the seat Of his automobile.
State police today conducting house check
the farms between SpTingport and Lansing. Hooper
from the capital TO his home in Albion
slain. His body three bullet wounds in
his burning beside highway M99 four miles north of Spring.
port.
Siger and State Police Commissioner Oscar Olander have
set headquarters in Jackson from which they directing
the investigation Under Olander is Capt. William Hansen In
charge of the state police post in Jackson.
State police detectives heading the details who inter-
viewing neghbors Its Lyle Morse and Ed Cooper and Sg
Edward Johnston and Bion Hoeg.
After hours in the neghborhood Of the crime sger
Continued on Page ?, Col -
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

perato. reservation agent. was
charged with conspiracy.
The G-men reporte that
CHASER resold the tickets, not for
profit but to uphold his pride and
reputation. He was a Scalper with
a heart. They said he paid Mrs.
Imperato 500 out of his own
pocket TO tip him off to the name
Of persons holding reservations
which had not been picked up on
certain trains and then he would
collect the tickets by represent
inc himself as the original pur-
chaser.