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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-11
Siebenblreifd, .2ln,eritaniides Dolfsblatt

ralen unter Gibrune s6es Redtsan.
tpalts uoo y'usfer ,no Ses iriiberen
9remener Sournaliiten Mlbert Tbeilc
in Sa,,tiltso, Gbilc, nit ser Dublifo.
ton elmer @onatshrift besonnen, sic
bonn ainerifauiidsn arieesamt INFO.
tpeit anerfannt miro, aIs cs ibre Ser.
ienoung an Dcutide III &riegsgeian.
genenlagsrn bier3uloa,oe sugelaiien
bat. Gie Shriit ,,a,.it lic9 rDeutite
YlGtter".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-11

fiibrenben 'Sooiali9ten uno friiberei
preubiiten Snnensniniiter, aus ben
Council for a Democratic Germany"
aus5uid)ciben.
9ieier 0ampf ser SSeoIogien be
ltranft it'd nibt aui Die Ser. 'Stac
ten, lit uielmebr aub in onbercn Tci
len Ser @elt i'm Sarge, iiberaQ ha
app Gal,tid)cngruppen 81, iinoen iinS
Sm beionoeren lit oas bon Gnglanl
5u iagcn.
Ole oel,tide so5ia!ocmofratijdye
Eartei erfor nad) Der 9oiesung ory
Sidedbcilulpatci 2onSon aIs ibrcl,
erillit. nit Sans @osel als goriiecn
oen. Gr lpill abcr spaoer nit Dem ssre:.
oeutid,iano. o.&omitee in ser Ibcmle.
Metropole nod NIT Ser ~Re!p Begin.
nil1g" -getpeglng etipas 81 tltn baber
Die NIT SEM Nsm Oorter rGounci!"
ullilert lit. Gas 6reioe,tihlano.Go
mitee ii Sol,oon iolet Sem allge1nel.
men 31lrs hes Mosfauer ;srcioeutid)
lanoraomitecs ,,no mt oomit Mnu
tbcnla fir oie 'SoSialiiten, Die Sci,
StanSatnft pertreten. bab cine iebt
slaiard nit Sen Ion,muniltea ins In
fell fiilrt.
@aibiuaton, 2onbon biitansi rem
fh
Cine SGsuierisfeit ser 9e,peglln
gen, sic a,lf gereinisung ser erilier
ten Teutidpn auf Sem gooen zines
Semofratiihen Yroeramms ab5ielen
mt Sic, Sab lie meoer bel ser britiIher
nod Der amerifaniiGen &egiernngGr
mutigung in ibrcn 8eltrebunaen iln
Den. Sir 2oleoon ,pie fir Wai5ing
ton lit bebi,aungsloie 3apituIatior
Die ein5ige slntport auf Mnirase,
iiber 2eutiblanos 3utunfi.
0ie ssrcioeutidlano-gepes
iino III oieier Siniid,t beiicr Saran.
Sic piiie., oab lie oie itiaidNpei
genoe glpprobation Mostaus baben
100 eill ioldes aomitee unter Se,n 81
tronat stalins ieIber itebt.
Ias Mosfauer 0omitee bat ser
Selstld'en Shriititeller Grid Meiner
gum Soriise,,oen ,u,o lit nit folder
ariitofratiiden ssamen aeaiert nil
Graf Seinrid bon gi,,iieeel (ein gu,
tel oes 6ii:iten 8isn,ord) uno @enc
raj @aItber bon SepSlie. in @irf
| lidteit aber bat @ilheIm Yied Si'
9iesie, Elm friiberer oeutider @eids
tagsabgeor0netcr lno parldmenta
rider &amneriiibrer ser be,,tiher
@ommuniiten.
Das GrcioeutidIanb-apmitee in oc,
Sospiet, SauptitaSt geniebt ollen an
oeren oeltiten gmiarantcn>Sreani
iatiol1en gegeniiber Sen Borteil, bai
es Ore M0slidjteit bat, ieoeu Gag bier
ma! am &!lnofunt in beutiher Spra
DIE fir ieine Sade 81, tperber. gs &C
,uin,,t oamit iolpotI unter Sen bent
Ihen Gmigrauten ,pie inncrbalb bes
Reifes ielber Mmb6neer.
Slt ser tpeitlid)en @elt lit sic Srei
oeutihlano-9eues,lng uui Die staS
Merito fon5entriert. Sbre Monats
idrift ~Jreies TeutIdlaro" iit mad
limits orientiert.
ltnabbdnois bon aQen anberen @e
,ucgl,nsen f,,nftioniereno, bot ELM
@ruppe bon oeutifen gbriitlif-2ibe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-11

gIieb 6es Union theological Semin-
arp in Netp Oorf, ertptoerte, es lei I'M.
realiitiid, Singer 2cnins il. oieien "a.
gen BON elmer @rurpe ousidlieBen ,u
,pulle,,, oie iid nit YI1neu fir cine
NaGfriegstpelt uno Gin beiieetes
0eutiehlanS betabt.
Gin @erfsens stalins
1rokfpiiten. Sic ser 5iihr,ne scr
opnanliif)en &utt Slider folgen, eis
ncr einItisen fommuniitiiden 8eids.
ta9s-MbgeorOneten, iaben i'm Til(i1.
8onitee ein blcbes gSerf aeue Sta'
Inns. 9illih unS iei,e Mitarbeiter be.
Iteben oaraltI, eab Stuiiden ibmn unb
ocn oiperien, untcr fommunltilhen
@ripisien itebel,oeu isreioeutiMan5.
apmitees in Mostnu, 2onbon, MTi>
70 uno anbcrorts feline gesiebungen
beiteben.
Sic 8onlmunilten hatten oifenbar
nihts oaassen, oab s:rei Ser Ssbrisen
iih bem Council" anihloNen, aber
in ibrem Organ .Tbc German 9(me-
rican" bertreten iie noh .pie Dor ibre
eigcne fomnluniitiide 2inie.
Gel,ticte 9tciugee- -SSNloen baben Elm
eiaenes @ohenblatt. sen ~Mufbau" ,
ser sem 8omitee Fir elm Scmofratild-
es Oeutihlano lorGparm eegeriibers
lteht.
Mduncr spie Gmil 2uSpig, 2eopoIb
StSpar3idilo uitu., M6nner, Die iibers
baupt bsitreitcn, oaB beute ODER 81,
irgenbeiner anoeren Scit bemofra.
tiihe Stroml,naeu i'm Meib teitanocn
bdttcn. iabeu i'm vGouncil" cine per-
itcdte ltnterltiita,ng oes 9sasismus
uro Smperialismus.
8rInius id)tueiat idj aus
llno Ginseleineer, ,pie Gr-@unsler
Seinrih @riiniue. ser friibcre @eihS.
perfebrsmi1,iIter 8ottfricb Trepira=
nus unb 9ernnann 9}auid,nina Scr
einitig: 9an5iser Senatsprdiioeut,
bepueiielu sic Matiamfeit irsenoeines
orsanilierten Gmigrantenf,,ries, IT.
ecaSei,,er aenriniameu Meinunos-
Gl,Ber,ns bes crilicrten Ieutiht,rmS
aasemein eeIprod,en, nebmen iie Scn
Stanopuntt elm, oal gmigranten fiji,
ltalr oann ti,,bern loatcn, ,penn "ob'
ri6teitlid" ipe5ifiihe Snformationen
ooer Nniihten pon ibuen ge!piinidt
tperben.
llno inpriiden p(doieren onhcrc
Socoloaien fir ibre Sad)e.
Die &omnm,niiten in rbrem Ger
man Mmeriean". ....
Autb Slider in ibrer Monatsidrifl
'""Ibe Net4@erf", in ser iie bon bc1
~sablloien Staliniiten. Neultaliniite,;
uno 8ruppen unter Stalin- -ginilub"
ihreibt.
2eopolb Sdtpar5lbiIO unb Mdnner
leiner Sd)ule finbcn bereitapillig @es
bor in Sler Stouts "Yreoert @orlo
@ar "a.
Spsialiit @rseiimsti idjeiS;t aus
Gie erilierten Seutihen So5ialoe'
mofraten unter 1iibrllng bon srieo,
ri6 Stampfer ,,nS Berbart Segcr,
sen leitenben Geiitern Ser .Merea,
@olts5eituna", laben Den r@ermun
0abor Council" bepatert. SSbr 8eiipitl
beitimmte Mlbert Gr5eiinsfi, eineN,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-11

Stofbolm. giner offisiellen Melos
,t1rg aufol9e lit Der idtpebiid)e aiiIten.
oompfer ~Nenersbcrs" Bel Rarlstora
uuf bisber ,ngetldrter Weiie perientt
tporoen. @tit ser 8erienflutg fanb bip
geian,te Beiatuna bon 90 Mann eill
@eqenerob. Das Sd)iff befano iid)
na1 G1,,elnart untertpegs uno tpiro
felt Dem 20. De5enber bermibt.
- Die ih1rfitcn @rititer iino oft
iene. Die .ielbit feline 0rit,f nertrngea
f0nnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-11
Spsialiit 8rseiimsfi idjeio;t aus

Iie erilierten Seutid,en SosialOe'
mofraten l,nter 1iibrrng bon Jrieo,
rid) Stampfer unb Berbart Segcr,
sen leitenOen 6eiitern Ser .Meueel
@olts3eituna", }aben Den "@erman
Qabor Council" bepatert. sSSbr 8eiipitl
beitinrmte Mkbert @raeiinsti, eine!,
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24
N &aMk

1T. AND MRS. WILLIAM j.
GASOW, on the birth of a son.
William John w, early Saturday
morning in the Naval Hospital
at Great Lakes, Ill. Mrs. Gasow
is the former Elizabeth Reese
of Mount Clemens. 1t. Gasow.
who was wounded in the South
Pacific while serving with the
-Marfpe Corps, has been hospit-
allied intermittently at Great
Lakes for some months, ard
they are making their home in
Oak Park. ILL.,, until he Is re-
leased from treatment.
MRS. FRED BREITMEYER,
Sr., whose birthday anniversary
falls on Christmas Day. Among
others who will celebrate ami.
versaries tomorrow are Mrs.
Keith Brown, Mrs. John Brind-
ley. Lois Brandenburg, Walter
G. Fenton, Mrs. Floyd Thornley,,
and little sister. Barbara Frs.
kline, Mrs. Wilfred Junke, Mrs.
Walter Brandenburg; Ralph Al
ore, petty officer SIC, who Is
overseas.
DONALD ARTHUR HENKEL,
who is 18 years old today. Son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Henk-
ell Of Al Avery street, he enter
tanned about 35 guests at q
sleigh-ride Saturday evening.
= =
MIR. AND MRS. MARION
DUNKLEE, Huron street, who
are quietly observing their 23rd
wedding anniversary today with
their son Flight Officer, Duane
Dunklee. who arrived from
Moore General Hospital, N. c.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24

MR.. AND MRS. W. n. BRID-
LIMBAUGH are entertaining at
q family gathering Christmas
day. their guests to include Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Kaltenbach
and daughters Elizabeth Barbara
and Judith Anne Of Mount Glenn
ems and Mr.. and Mrs. Roman
Maeder and daughter Diane OF
East Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. CLARENCE
w. WERNER and daughter
Mary and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Goidar and their daughter Joan
will Join . family gathering at
the home of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Weeks Of Rich
mond.
MRS. GEORGE H. NICHOLS
Of Croker boulevard and son
George D. Nichols Of Detroit.
with Paul Lewis Of Washington.
DC. will spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pratt and
daughter Marlene Of st. Clair
Shores.
MIR. AND MRS. DUNCAN b.
HUBBARD and grandson, John
Snodgrass will join Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynden Kaufman in Detroit,
where Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lucier of Trenton will also be
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Hub
bard will be with Mrs. Hugh
Mckee and family in Detroit.
MRS. EMMA MOORE and
Mrs. M. j. Flaherty of 27 Scott
boulevard will spend Christmas
with the Kurz family of Euclid
avenue.
MIR. AND MRS. JACK GAL
BRAITH and family will spend
Christmas with friends in De-
troit.
MIR. AND MRS. w. K. Nc
LELLAN, Moross avenue, will
leave today for London, Ont,
where they will spend Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Mitchell.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24

MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE
LOWE, Route 4, on their golden
wedding anniversary Christmas
Day.
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH r.
SIMMS, who are observing their
43rd wedding anniversary today.
COL. AND MRS. RALPH
Garman, who came up from
Wright Field, Dayton, O.. to
spend the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jarchow. Col. and
Mrs. Garman are to mark their
seventh wedding anniversary
Christmas Day.
MR.. AND MRS. GILES HUB
BARD of Grand avenue. who are
quietly observing their fourth
wedding anniversary today.
ANN GROESBECK, who is
eight years old today. Daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard v.
Groesbeck, Jr., she is honor
guest at a family gathering this
evening at her home.
FRANCIS BALLOR, Moser
Place, who Is celebrating his
25th birthday anniversary to-
day.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24
Christmas Gatherings Planned

MR.. AND MRS. KINGSLEY
@. PURTON are planning . FAM
lily gathering foc I o m orr o w.
Around their table will be their
three children. Dick, home from
Georgia Military Academy At
College Park, Ca. Barbara and
Michael; Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Queen and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Henry Liephart and fam
lily Of Detroit.
PETER AND JOHN, sons Of
DR.. and Mrs. William Kane, are
spending the holiday season here
with their parents. They are
students at Notre Dame Univer-
sity.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24
Circle Holds
Annual Election

FOUR NEEDY FAMILIES are
receiving Christmas b baskets
from Golden Rule Circle Of
Kings Daughters, who met yes
terday and elected officers ut the
Home.
Mrs. Fred A. Schock Is the new
president. succeeding Mrs. Fl.
more Lester: Mrs. Harry Chew
alier. first vice-president; Mrs.
Lillian Alguire, second vice.
president. Neglected to their
posts were Mrs. Alfred Evans.
secretary; Mrs. A. w. Fattler.
for her eighth term as treasurer;
Mrs. Chevalier as chaplain; and
Mrs. Schock a. publicity chair
man. Their installation II set
for Jan. Z at the Kings Daush-
ters' Home at z o'clock.
Three new members were In.
stalled by Mrs. Fattler at yes
terday's meeting. They are Mrs.
c. E. Stoner. Mrs. G. L. Kelly
and Mrs. Harold Wiegands
The Christmas baskets are be-
ing filled and distributed by Mrs.
Harry Leach, Mrs. Fattler and
Mrs. Lester. with part Of the
proceeds from the two recent
parties given by the circle. The
events netted $50, according to
Fathers report. Mrs.
Evans summarized the circles
other activities, and the circle
voted to hold future meetings on
the first Monday and third Fri
day of each month.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24
Couple Wed
81 Years

MIR. AND MRS. OTTO Mark.
or Of Casco Township will OBJ
serve their 67th wedding anni-
versary on Christmas day At
their home.
Mr.. Marker was born March
IL, 1886 in st. Clair, and moved
with his parents to the farm
where he has lived ever since
when he was but seven months
old. Mrs. Marker, who was born
Oct. "a, 1859. in Detroit, was .
year old when her parents NOV
ed to their farm one mile from
her present home.
Members Of the Evangelical
church. first In casco and later
In Adair. Mr.. and Mrs. Marker
are parents Of four children.
three Of whom are living. They
are Anthony Marker Of Detroit.
Fred Marker Of Casco township
and Mrs. William Dittman, also
Of Casco township. They have
10 grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren.
MR.. AND MRS. MAURICE
SARNS entertained ut Z Christ
mas party last evening at their
home 1t $50 Dickinson avenue.
Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Rose, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Sarns and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred st. Mary and fam
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Sarns
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miller and family.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24
Youth Groups Sing
Christmas Carols

THE M z T H O DI S + AND
EPISCOPAL YOUTH LEAGUES
are joining forces for Christmas
caroling. Last evening the
Methodists were hosts. q group
Of about 20 young people. ac-'
companied by the Rev. Alfred
p. Landon, going about serenad.
ing the shut-ins of the church
with holiday songs. Later the
group gathered at the home OF
Arden Albee on Grove Park ave-
nue. for hot refreshments.
This evening about Is men,
bers of the Episcopal Youth
League with a number Of mem.
bers of the Methodist group as
their guests. will meet at the
church to start their tour Of the
hospitals, Jail and streets sing
ing carols. The crowd will be
served refreshments at the home
of Nancy Nickel on South Viii.
son boulevard before the Md
night service at Grace Church.
A FAMILY DINNER was held
Saturday night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Behe of 142
Clair avenue. The guests were
MIR. and Mrs. Leo Braun aud
son. Cpl. Neil Braun, who was
recently discharged from the
service; Mrs. Clifford Barney
and son Bobby Of Lapeer; James
Ryerse of Marquette; and 1t.
Paul Behe, who came up from
George Field, Ill. to spend a few
days. 1t. Behe leaves Christ
mas morning to return to duty.
DOUGLAS STEWART, Ia,
who has been i'll for the past
three weeks with q virus respir-
atory infection, returned home
from st. Joseph's hospital Friday
and is convalescing satisfactor-
lily. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Stewart, of 122 Lincoln
avenue.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24

COL. AND MRS. ALLN
Reed have arrived BY motor
from March Field. Cslif.. 70
spend the holidays with Mrs.
Reeds parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard v. Groesbeck. They
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24

MR.. AND MRS. RAYMOND
Foley Of Washington. d. c., ar
rived yesterday to spend the hol.
idays with Mr.. Foley's mother.
Mrs. M. J. Foley. Elizabeth road.
Mr.. Foley Is national commits.
sioner Of the FHA.
GEORGE r. John, North ave.
nue., will have at his dinner ia.
BILE Christmas Day Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. John and daughter.
Jacqueline; Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford John and sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fuller. and Miss Eulalie
John.
MR.. AND MRS. REINHARDT
NANK and family will have a
family dinner Christmas day,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Le-
wark and daughters, Mrs. Dom
aid Adams and son, and Nancy
Lewark, who is home from Ypsi-
lanti for the holidays, and Theo-
dore Nank.
AT THE HOME of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Moss and Mrs. How
ard Miller on Christmas Day
will be MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Moss.
Joy boulevard, and Miss Fern
Moss of Detroit.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24

DORIS BUCIxHoLZ Of Ann
Ax6or arrived yesterday TO
|pond holidays with her uncle
nd aunt, Mr.. and Nrs. Roy Gro
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24

viii - joined ~ ChG1 1
nsr by 0Gra 0ree1bo1oSo ~ y
Mr.. Marie ocho1eoEs - U
Mrs. Howard v. 0goo6 6oo ~
and daushtsrs, An 81 ~
leen. and Col. end Nh 0o1
and daughtog JonoG W & n y, 1
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24
Births at Mt. Clemens
General Hospital

MR.. AND MRS. LAWRENCE
DepeW New Baltimore, a daugh-
ter, Marilyn Shirler, Dec. 81.
MIR. AND MRS. LYLE Teal,
Roseville, a daughter, Patricia
Lucy, Dec. 22.
MR.. AND MRS. HERBERT
Gellasch, Roseville, a daughter,
Dec. %.
MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH
Geiber, So South Walnut street,
a son, Bernie Ronald, Dec. %.
PVT. AND MRS. ROBERT
King, Romeo. daughter, Gym
thia Dee, Dec. %.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24
Births at st. Joseph's

MR.. AND MRS. CHARLIE T.
DALTON, East Detroit, a daugh-
ter, Dec. ~.
MR.. AND MRS. FRANK j.
STARKEY, 196 Hubbard avenue,
a daughter, Sheryl Ann, Dec. ~.
REV. AND MRS. BERHARDT
c. WIEGAND, New Haven, q
daughter, Gloria Jeanne, Dec. FL.
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE C..
HAASE, 6786 Leona drive,
Mount Clemens, q daughter,
Dec. FL.
STAFF SGT. AND MRS.
FLOYD K. BARBER, Memphis,
q daughter, Linda Lou, Dec. 2l.
AOM SIC AND MRS. LAW
RENEE c. MARQUES, Van
Dyke, q son, Dec. FL.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-24
MONlTOR-tEADeR

MR.. AND MRS. W. c. Stief
and son, H. Kirwin, are plan
ming to have Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. Emil o. Dauch and
daughters, Suzette and Antoi-
nette, In Crosse Pointe.
SHIRLEY STEWART Is home
from Bethel Woman's College.
Hopkinsville. KY, to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter E. Stewart Of
100 Riverside drive.
.
MR.. AND MRS. ALPH
CLARK will have around their
Christmas table their son-in-la law
and daughter Capt. and Mrs. H.
B. Glube: Mr.and Mrs. w. F.
Schoettle and Mrs. Pauline Poons
Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Keller Bdress
Arms Output

Undivided attention to the Job
of winning the war quickly and
decisively as the best prepared
ness for peace was urged by K
T. Keller, president of the Chrys-
Ter Corp, in a talk TO 1000 men,
bers of the Boston Chamber Of
Commerce yesterday.
Keller revealed that since Pearl
Harbor the automotive industry
had produced nearly $23,000000,-
900 worth of tanks, guns, aircraft,
military vehicles, ships, marine
equipment, ammunition and hum
dreds Of other types of war mate
rials. 60.
The portion produced in 1914. he
said amounted TO $l0,500, 900, 900,
and. since 1912, the cost of five
major categories OF automotive
produced combat material was de-
creased by one-third through man-
ufacturing efficiencies. production
short cuts and volume manufac-
ture.
This amounted to a saving Of
some S3,000,000,000 to the taxpay-
erS, he said.
I'm recOnversiOn to peace
time work." Keller said, when
we get around to the time when
civilian production can be re-
sImed, We shall have many prob
| lens. -
But, IL we can carry over
into that period that spirit Of
teamwork and mutual conf
dence which has prevailed be-
tween industry and the services
during the war production, the
job itself will be we'll DONE"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Airport Profit
On Paper Only
Times Photo

Although revenues eXcetded
operating expenses by S27,649, IT
cost the city more than Sll5,000
10 operate the city airport during
the last fiscal year, Auditor Gen.
Benjamin Tobin said today in his
report 10 the common council.
Total income was s,s9s; to-
tal expense. Sl5l,249. The net
gain was S14O47 higher than in
the previous year.
Additional costs Tobin said, in
cluded services TO the airport by
other city departments estimated
at S1l7.299. depreciation costs of
about S25,0 and interest on
bonds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
State Strike Total
Is 3 in Month

Only 81 strikes we're reported
20 the state labor mediation
board during the month Of jan
uary, Philip Weiss, board chair
man, revealed today A total Of
c, ,36i workers were involved
II have noticed that when
our invasion forces are having
tough shedding. strikes fall of"
Weiss said january was the
month after the German thrust
and the boys just wouldn't
strike. Now that Russia II
ready 10 march into Berlin, I
wouldn't be surprised TO see the
boys break out again"
New cases received during jan
uary totalcd lOl and 90 were
closed. There were SO pending on
Feb. |
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Brennan Considers
Deputy Custer Case

Circuit Judge John V. Brennan
today had under adviSement an
action seeking 10 compel Sheriff
Baird 10 reinstate two discharged
deputies.
The deputies, Louis Wagner and
George J. Hunter, were dismissed
Jan. 2 for economy reasons" The
civil service board ordered that
they be reinstated but the sheriff
contends that the board has no
Jurisdiction
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Big Filler sCondition
Serious After Crash

T/Sgt. Lewis Munford son OF
Mrs. Alice Munford, 1881 Dover,
remained IN serious condition
today OF injuries received in a
crash OF a B-29 in Flushing Bay.
Munford is in the Fl Gotten
Post Hospital. New York. Maj.
Billy Southworth Jr, son Of the
manager Of the ST. Louis Cardi-
nails. is missing in the crash. -Four
others were reported by the army
as missing after five, including
Munford. were rescued.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
HeIicOpier Afire
I'm Factory Blaze

Sparks from an acetylene torch
today set fire 10 a heliocopter
and pile OF lumber in the expert
mental plant Of the Aeronautical
Products Co, 1900 Ryan, the fire
department reported.
Firemen and company spokes-
man said the blaze was confined
10 a relatively small area and
only slight monetary loss was in
CURED.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Tool Thefts Net I8 Mos.

Cecil f. Morris, 80, of 1874
Central had been sentenced to IS
months in prison today after he
pleaded guilty to the theft of
government tools from the Pack
ard Motor Car Co, on his ar
raignment before Federal Judge
Arthur F. Lederle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
VOTE POSTPONED

Having released the bill, Howell
said he asked the Senate 10 post
pone consideration for five days
This motion carried by the close
vote of IA 10 13.
"The dentists made you a
hero when the bill passed the
day following the payoff, didn't
they?" Sigler asked
II don't like TO be in the
role Of n hero" Howell an
SWered. "But IL had been a long,
hard fight"
Didn't they parade you on
their shoulders
THAT IL right" Howell re-
piled. They paraded me 10 the
Olds Hotel. Every one was in a
celebrating mood. We had a
party
Besides Benzie. the defendants
in the case are former Senator
Ernest G. Nagel of Detroit and
former Reps. Francis j. Nowak
and Earl Gallagher of Detroit and
DR.. Edwin J. Chamberlain Of
Grand Rapids. treasurer Of the
State Dental Society.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Billed for Fire
One Hazard, One Blaze
Costs Landlord $50

Traffic Court Referee Robert J.
Teagan today fined Leonard
Clancy. owner of a two.famly
house al 9246 Goodwin, $50 for
falling 10 eliminate fire hazard
Fire Marshal Matthew II. Nc
Nally reported one fire TO date in
the dwelling.
"HOw much does IL cost 10
answer a fire ?" Teagan asked.
For one-alarm fire, $780,"
McNallt answered.
We'll" said Teagan, T think
It's only fair that Clancy
should pay quarter OF the
cost"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Fire Razes War Plant

JACKSON, Feb. 17-Several
thousand dollars loss resulted
when a machine shop owned by
Franklin E. Hunt, engaged on war
orders, was destroyed by fire.
Machinery and tools were ruined
but a pet dog and a truck were
SAVED
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Blind Man Receives
Doq al Benefit Show

Elmer Strow, Detroit blind
man. was presented with a leader
dog last night by the Westown
Lions Club. Mayor Jeffries made
the presentation after a benefit
show at the Royal Theater in
Seven Mile road Entertainers
from various night clubs donated
their services in the performance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
ADMITS BILLING COUPLE

Asked If he ever had billed any,
one through the mail for his "ab-
sent treatments" DR.. Gardner
said he once sent a bill for Sis
to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Yost Of
l7174 Fielding, but added that he
did it more as a joke, and that
he never would have gone after
them for payment. He said he
could not explain how he got his
healing power" but said that il
lust came 10 me"