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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
9th Division Chief
Wounded on luzon

CLEVELAND. June Is INSl
Mai Gen. Rohert 6. BeiCht'cr,
commanding general Of the 27th
tOhiol Division. was slightly
wounded by japanese shell fire
last night in tho fighting south of
TugueCarao on Luzon.
A dispatch said that the wound
in the forehead was slight and
that Beighiler did not require hos
pitallzation, returning to duty i'm
mediatelN
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Troops Head East
To Build New Bases

PARIS. June 26 CUP) Several
thousand service troops have ler
Mar>eiIlo for thc Far East. where
shoY will begin tho task NJ build
lnee ha~cs for combat troops Euro
p0an heater authorities an
v0vrrcd fnda,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Now ID am Hse TOIeI--.
} lG'aEgO of Meat Sunk

WASHINGTON. 1une rs ,UPl
Ar entlre shiplo7d of ham and
cured meat vas among 5G0Q0N
tons ~ cargo lost on route 10 the
European Wal. the wal depart
ment discloSeS.
\ Other equipment Mai went 90
the bottom of tho Atlantic M
Cluded planes tanks. artillery.
locomotives, mules, ammunition
and shoes
The department said los yes-
scls were sunk and 70 cthers dam
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

LONDON, June rs ms The
Norwegian news agency reported
today that a mass grave believed
10 contain the bodies Of Soviet
war prisoners shot by tho Germans
in 1914 has been discovered on the
west coast NJ NORWAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
FINED 500 EACH

The three mon were each fined
500 and suspended one year by
Local 203. UAW-CIO for an un-
disclosed ofenSe three months
ago The local immediately de-
manded their discharge.
The company agreed 10 fire the
men after they found some one 70
replace them offering 70 use both
newspaper and radio advertising.
The membership ddn. ike the
delay.
The Hudson bnmher plant,
( hrTtpvotN At Conner, which has
the largest B-29 bomber contract
in the Detroit area, closed today
a. 5000 production workers
Joined = sympathy strike.
TOTAL REACHES 400
The strike started last Thurs
daV hen 100 employees of the en-
gineering department walked out
following dispute over job
placements. sympathy strikes fol-
lowed I'm small departments,
bringing the total number Of
Hudson strikers Ia 4.i00 today.
Other plants affected by strikes
nor associated with iurIsdlCtiOnal
disputes are StnsOn Aircraft.
800 out Aeronautical Products,
g75 out otor and spring and upset
buildings a. Ford Rouge plant.
1000 ont. and ! = yards Of fNe De-
rolt lumber companies. 100 out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
DESTRUCTION Is GOAL

All 10 plants had been damaged
in earlier attacks and today
assault was des gred 10 ad-
minister the coup de grace Their
destruction would be a sjor step
in the reduction of JapanS war
potential preparatory TO an m
vaSon of the eneTy homeland.
The iitiery Tokyo radio. turning
temporarily 10 the threat 10 the
home islands, suggested today
that American invasion forces
Continued on Page ,. Col. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Hatch RESIGNS Post

WASHINGTON, June Is fCP)
Senator Carl A. Hatch Cd Of
New Mexico resigned today as a
member Of thp Senate war inNeS-
tigating committee because of the
pressure of other duties
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
WHEELER ACCEPTS WORLD CHARTER

WASHINGTON, June 26 (UP)-Senator Wheeler
CD of Montana soationist leader today said that
far as | concerned" there will be organized
fight in the Senate against ratification of the San Fran
cisco charter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Mob Frees I3 Prisoners

ROME. juno 26 ,UPt-A mon
broke into the lall AT the village
of Niner,ino MurEa IN southeast
Italy Yesterday and freed II per-
sons accused of black marketing
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
ENDS AT PORT OF TRIESTE

NEW YORK, June 26 (INS)-BBC reported that
general strike at the Adriatc port of Trieste ended today
after a 2i-hour work stoppage among dock workers,
factory and industrial employees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
ENGEL'S RELEASE FATHERS BILL. LOSES

WASHINGTON, June 26 0NS)-The House today
rejected attempt force the army TO release fathers
of four children, offered by Rep EngeI (R) Of
Michigan in amendment to the $4,000, OOO 900 war
department appropriation bill The vote 115 TO SO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
ERENCHMAN GETS LIFE AS COLLABORATIONIST

NEW YORK, June 26 CNS)-Georges Claude,
elderly French scientist who accused collaborating
with the Nazs sentenced TO life Imprisonment today
by the court of Justice in Paris the French press agency
(AFP) reported
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
CONGRATULATES NIMTTZ

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26 CUP - President
Truman today conferred with feet Adm. Nimitz and
congratulated him his long series of naval victories
over Japanese forces i'm the Paicfc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

their Signatures.
Batteries OF newSreel cameras
recorded the uomentous event in
the auditorium Of the building.
which was built as a memorial
10 United States veterans of
WoTld War !.
twas m this building that the
United Nations delegates wrote
The l000O-Woid charter during
the past nine weeks,
TRUMAN TO SPEAK
President Harry s. Truman. in
an address al The final plenary
session late today, will close the
- IJ-f7-r' II m z < n san FRANCISCO
conference.
-Four of the Big Five powers
China the Soviet Union, The
United Kingdom and France
led off the list OF signerS in that
order. The other nations followed
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26 (UP)-Tbe totaitarian
Nippon Political Association called Premier Baron
k9ntaro Suzuls government today tn take stronger
action" in coping with the crisis and arranged for
emergency conference with Suzuh and his ministers
TOMORROW
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

Stanton Heiman. whose last .ad-
dress was the Wolverine Hotel in
Detroit. Detective Rudolph Erie
del poured four bullets into Hell
man after the latter. with. two
guns blazing. felled Friedman.
HeimanS pockets contained CT
tations showing that nc served IN
The army from April, 1912, 10
October. 1914 and was entitled 20
wear the Purple Heart, the Silver
Star. the Bronze Star and the
army'S good conduct medal
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Cattle EeuSdIerS
LooSe i'm Wayne

With the Of modern Robin Hood, who confessed
killing calf TO help tho housewives police authorities
WAYNE md surrounding admitted today cattle
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
TRUMAN TO SPEAK
IT'S FORMALLY ADOPTED
.a413ZS1S
TO SENATE 3S BILLION WAR BILL

HOUSE PASSES TO SENATE 38 BILLION WAR BILL
WASHINGTON, June 20 (UP)-The House TODAY
passed and sent TO the Senate legislation to give the army
S3S0095l with which to fight the Japanese in the year
starting July ].
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
Detroit Vet
Dies.in Duel
SPECIAL ,c rHr prrRolr rmEs

CHICAGO, June 26-A DIS
charged hero Of the North Afri-
can canpa IGN Shot and Killed 4
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

ared N CARRYING supplies 70 Eu
rope U-b6ef, verrN credited with
sinking u ships. MINES accounted
for S-N and eight went down un-
der onomy bombing attacks.
Fifteen ships were involved in
collisions. Two blew up and six
We're lost no storms pr went
aground -Four were lost due 10
unknown causes
pR , e IOoTF. pINrIsr
iin " fa'aye'fr e. Michigan -nnn-ri'-
-i4ss-.- Eczzs Z! "a 6es9 -Aev,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
TWO FROM PONTIAC

Holman'S companions. whose
suspicious actions led TO 'he in
veSugatiOn that preceded me
hattie. were cornered hN third
officer and placed under arrest.
They are Edward Erwin 80, eN-
convict from Pontiac, Mich, and
Doris GreCPTson. y, mother Of
four children. VINO posed d As
ErWlnS wife
Police quoted Fr'-tr srr6 tho
woman as admitting three Indian
Continued nm Pare . Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
In The Times TO-DAY

"GivE Is MAN nE ACiinN,"
Fuus n - 30 ToniFht-VWJ-Hes Df-t'
Frankensteen-Candidste ioI MASog ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

SAN FRANCISCO. June &c -tINSD-Delegates OF the
% ned Nations today began signing the historic world
Veterans Building.
First of 153 delegates to sign the document embrac
ing the hope of civilized mankind to prevent future wars
DR.. Y. X Wellington Koo, chairman Of the Chinese
delegation Seven other delegates from China then affixed
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
STRIKES IDLE IL, 800
China First
To Sign Pact

WASHINGTON, June 26 (INS)-President Truman it
disclosed today. will personally deliver the San Fran
cisco peace charter 20 the Senate on Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
SuIbeFfOrfreSS
Plant Closes

Three plants of the Hudson Motor Co. closed by
strikes late this afternoon bringing the total number OF
idle workers Ia 40 100
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

A Thousand JAW-CIO-em
ployeS Of the Motor Products
Co. 1fS0l Mack. struck this
morning after the company failed
10 comply with a union demand
to FIRE three suspended union
mill mem
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

More than Il 800 Detroit workers we're idein strikes
today
OF this number over 900 are affected bv the lris
dictiona fight between the tAW-CIO and ALL and an
additional u 500 are out IN other labor disputes
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
ADMITS ALL

Cilroy captured The animal and
drove off After hilling and
ouartering the calf GIlrov and
his companion placed rs remain.
IN nail kaC and dumped n m
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27

EVENING BANNING HOURS sf f.F...-aI
National Bsnk Main CfGrr W1nds,s . t4 +.
-BrsnChrs Fridays. 'I e"tt
"GTyE - NAN VF ACTION
Tunf fu'-T ~ T0niEnf 1H f-.'. .raF
FrankenSteen--Candldai i-r Ms.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
QUEST FOR MEAT

MOI m Sherylo ond- -EnIa-i - +------------- -
-F0yaT OAK Tow hip did John l.
Giro, Z,lNear-old Detroit "3r
worker. venture forth in quest
for meat.
GllroN. whn-l4Ll-- -2--i- -
Methune. Warren Tow unshIp. took
a his truSty aide a i6-Near-Cld
youth. "Wednesday morning thcl
CHANGED upon fat'od calf be-
longing 10 Is II NcLraW. op"r-
ator of riding stable IN 265Si
RIcntontood n 4 iasturc uc-
tween Is Mile road and John r.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-27
New Mass Grave Found

CONTINUED on Page ,. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Men Who
GET Up Nights
Often Lose Their Pen

n you have 20 get up OF moro times .
night your rest Is broken and u no wonder
n YOU feel old and run down before your
time So n YOU Get Up Nights or suffer from
Bladder weakness. Painful Passages Back
ache. Leg Pains. Nervousness, Rheumatic
Pains. or Swollen Ankles, due 70 non organic
and non-syStemie Kidney and Bladder 1rou-
hlss. you should try Oyster ga physicians
prescription Usually. the very first dose OF
CYstsS goes right 20 work helping the Kid
news iiush out excess acids aud wastes which
may have caused your trouble. 90 take
cySfex exactly as directed and watch for
quick help and a rapid increase In pep, more
Youthful feeling and JOY IN living. CYsteK
must surprise and delight you, and satisfy
completely or you simply return the empty
package and your money back is guaranteed.
Don't sufier another night without trying
cysfsE-only 3Se Tear thiS OUT toke 20 your
druggist be fuTe 10 Get guaranteed CyStsx.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
I Assdssiins
Plead Guilty

CAIRO. Jan. 10 (UP)-Two
Palcstinian tcrroriStS plea d e
guilty today 10 numbering Lord
MoynF. British resident minister
IN the Middle EaSl. and his ellstif-
tCur
The case was being tried under
Egyptian military law and after
eight witnesses had been queS-
toned. tho TWO Jewish defendants
were called. They readily adj
mitted shooting Lord Moyne and
ms chauffeur a lance corporal,
while they were riding in an auto
mobile last fall.
Ehahu Hakim said he shot Lord
Moync. Eliahu Ben TSuu said he
killed the CORPORAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Block Draws
4-Yedr Term

Carl 4. Block. 81 Of 5S55
Fourth. charged with The theft Of
nearly 100000 worth of auto
accessories from the Highland
Park plant Of the Ford Motor Go
today was sentenced 20 serve four
years in prison and fined $1,000
hv Federal Judge Edward D.
Monet.
Block is one Of the last of $50
defendants 20 DE sentenced IN
rho nationwide conspiracy IN
which millions Of dollars worth
Of auto accessories were stolen
ard disposed of al points outside
Michigan.
Judge Monet told Block he had
Information that the defendant
had made profit OF $4,000.
block was in charge of a tool crib
az the Ford plant and alleccdly
falsihed records 10 cover up tho
thofts. He was given until Mon
day 10 surrender.
Among rs other federal Law
RioiatorS appearing for Scntcnc-
ING before Judge Monet Was
Robert H. Berg. 20 of Charleston
and Pontiac. who received q
prison term OF TIA e years and
was fined $500 on charge of
stealing 300 letters.
Berg, a postal worker. took the
letters fro mthe mailboX i'm front
Of the OPA offices in Pontiac. the
government charged. They con-
tanned gasoline rationinG coupons
valued al $1,000 gallons, from
which Berg realized 81, 100 when
he peddled them in Pontiac. the
prosecutor claimed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Rabbi Speaks at Forum

Rabbie Seymour Zombrowsky of
Cleveland will address a forum
~ Congregation B'nai David,
Elmhurst and Fourteenth. Friday.
al $50 p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
TO WAYNE COUNTY well its Bond quota of 1856 900
IBUYINC|
HHss aIERRHHHHI

TO OUR MANY in all lines of business who converted
their the 9th who sponsored the
Treasury posters; who contributed their assigned panels that in
the critical stage of the drive of panels maintained by
the metropolitan serving with other media great overall
publicity campaign urging Detroters buy bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
| BONDS |
#HH IlllHlIH

TO THE THOUSANDS OF PURCHASERS of War Bonds who
bought them to haze and TO bold insurance for their future
assurance and that with them in
spirit and aY sick ptb them 10 The tigAH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Times Photo

For six hours. George Phillips
drifted in the ICY water near the
flaming he'll of the carrier Frank
iHTsgstaiHed by life jacket and
thoughts of pretty Evelyn Mette-
Machinist's Mate &c Phillips
was just coming on watch in the
early morning of that fsteful
March l9. when the lone Jap
plane pierced the clouds and jet
tisoned a bomb on the giant craft.
I'VE didn't know what was
going on, Phillips recalled,
when he arrived home for
30-day leave with his mother,
Mrs Mary Phillips, 53l1 Rohns.
six of It's stayed al cur sta
tiOns for an hour, until the
smoke was so bad we had to
get out.
"Another guy and l put on
rescue breathers." Phillips said,
land found a way out. We went
hack and got the wounded and
showed the others how To escape.
Fifteen minutes later, the whole
compartment blew up"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
0PA Boosts
Cattle Quotas
But SIauehterers Say
Move Will MOT Help

The OPA announced this after
noon that non-fedcraliy inspected
slaughterers can kill 20 per cent
of their June quota in May. The
-ageRey-ssId- d-thiS-step- -Yeuld-eaSe
the critical meat shortage
The OPA statement was quickly
discounted by spokesman for
the Group , packers. who said
that the change would have little
effect because slaughteiers car. I
buy the cattle.
FARMERS WONT SELL.
"Farmers won't sell their
cattle at the ceiling price set
by thhe OPA, so how are We
going tn get meat To slaughter
at ail?" the spokesman asked.
Raising the ceilings on cattle
would have no effect on tt1r price
of -Haeat=te- consumer, The
commercial SlaughtererS repre-
sentative stated
Retailers wOnld he tickled To
death Ia pay a little more To
get meat" he said.
SOME OUT OF BUSINESS
There are about 3li slaughter
ers IN this classification IN the
Greater Detrolier area. but about
30 have gone out of -huSlnesS.-
81 OPA officials said They hoped
The overall R4ea4- picture have
improved by juno 20 the extent
that another acute situation VIII
not be created because Of June
quotas having been used prema-
tHreiy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Steak Man Gurney. 90.
Eats One Himself
Times Pho,s
Rv ELMER WILLIAMS

for him, proudly hgaStpd the
restaurants famous chef. Frank
KorczNk. "The customers got
beef stew"
Gurncy who has been retired
these last fouf years. drops n only
occasionally now 10 visit with old
friends. who include many notable
persons in Detroit The chop house
-now-ts operated hy hrs son. Cliff.
and his old partner. Howard (Cy)
Perkins
The elder Gurney stately, gray
haired native Of London. England
picked up one Of the menus, per
mitted his gaze 10 wander down
the list. and heaved melancholy
sigh.
There was an array Of fish
items. the stew. boiled briSket Of
beef. stuffed breast Of veal, sauted
kidney. and not much else.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
LOSE 10000 POINTS

Earlier. Martin r. Bradley, col
lector of customs. disclosed that
Windsor meat WOrth-50, 600 red
points had slipped through without
points being surrendered.
The $4,000 -peIHts-are repre-
senied By about 800 IOU's which
were turned over 10 the OPA for
collection. The certificates were
left with customs collectors by
Detroit shoppers who forgot 10
take their ration books with them
10 Windsor.
I'VE couldn't send people
back to Canada with their
meat" Bradley said, land we
couldn't allow the meat to
spoil. SO aye let shoppers sign
IOU's promising they would
show up again with their stamps
or tokens within 20 days"
OPA GETS IOUs
NJ Ray Clark. district OPA
official. said his office has received
most of the IOUs and would
undertake the task of collecting
them
III those people who owe US
points don't produce them upon
request well have To hold spe-
cial hearings for them," Clark
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
OLD DISHES MISSING

None Of the famous old Gurney
dishes -- the JUICY plank steaks
covered with mushrooms and en-
circled with crisp French fries.
None OF the sizzling SirloinS or
lamb chops nearly two inches
thick. with pools Of melted butter
on top.
The famed host recalled the
days when the place was eStab-
hshed in 1907 Gurney had been
bartender a. Churchill's on
Woodward, an extraordinary gath
ering place for the city'S great
men
1t was natural that many of his
friends would follow him He at
first had no intention of entering
the food business. There was a
modest free lunch in connection
with his bar. A friend suggested
that he serve a lunch Of better
quality and charge for il.
He found that instead Of losing
customers. as he expected at first.
he gained new ones II wasn't long
before a regular kitchen was in
stalled, and the chop house became
A favorite Of politicians. Judges,
lawyers, businessmen and sports
men.
The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
DaDPF
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Brother, Z, Dies
Pistol Shot

Ralph -r4PtnnhnrFsE, 2-yraE-nlrt
son Of Mr. and Mrs Pay Tipten-
berger. l4s :. Bywood CiawSon.
was shot 10 death by hts brother,
Fred l3, while playing with a
pistol AZ their home today
Police Said Ralph and Fred
with another brother. Daniel. ~.
went -tAe-hndreom 10 piak
Fred took a 80 caliber pistol from
the closet and fired n accidentally
while unloading II Ralph was
killed instantly when the bullet
struck him IN The chest
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Milan Father Held
On Mann Act Count

Jose D. Soils, q, the father OF
two small children, was under
arrest today in San Antonio, Tex,
on charges of violating the Mann
Act.
Soils. who lives in Milan. Mich,
is charged with transporting a
14-year-old girl from Texas to
Detroit. He will be returned TO
Detroit May 6. Robert A. Guerin,
chief of the FBI here. said today
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
RETIRED I YEARS

T. wasn't a big Steak-it WASH t
oxen akbtg sA-Whail lAe-GSed- 10
call q small steak but II was the
only one served all day IN Gurneys
famous chop house on Congress
near Woodward.
II kept that one in the safe
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
SOME OUT OF BUSINESS
Outside Pools
Open May 30

The Belle lsic bathing beach
and the outdoor pools IN Rouge
Park viii open officially for the
summer al II a. m. neX1 Mcdnes-
day Memorial Day the recreation
department Said to-day
FaefFftfes With operate from IT
Q. m 10 7 p. ~. daily unlA school
vacations begin Suits and towels
MiII be provided and i4alned llle-
guards Viii he on duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
City Projects
CdNedDrednns
Postwar Plans Called !.
Useless Without Taxes
By RHYs JONES

LANSING May 24-Detrolt
metropolitan area may dream OF
$40 164 900 in postwar public
works but the reality is that IT
can do nothing unless II tinds
new methods Of financing them.
That was the substance or a
report made today by 1t. Gov:
Vernon j. Brown, chairman OF
the-BHbiiel lweFks section of the
Michigan planning commission.
Brown told the commission at
its monthly meeting today that
Detroit alone has submitted plans
for postwar projects TO cost
S13S, sos 900, or 20 per cent OF the
entire state program.
-roR-SEw= TAXES
George Emery, secretary of the
Detroit City Planning Commis-
sion. said that new and different
taxes would be needed along
with emergency . d ra and
state appropriations IN financing
the works program. He said
that the new taxes should be
State-wIde and -that-a part Oft the
states postwar $50, 100000 reserve
fund should be made available.
Indicating that the impact OF
unemployment is not far distant.
Clarence Carlton of Lansing. vice
president Of Motor Wheel Corp,
said that 10000 Detroiters will
I be iald off by Sept, l and 100000
more hU Ian. ]
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Two Youths Confess
Candy Store Robbery

Two Negro Youths who adj
mitted taking $50 from a confec-
-troncrv- -vt0rc ar sits; D utt1r1-ii iit.S-zE=
terdaA- -mef-p reid today az Bethune
Station charged w1rH TUubeTy
armed.
-Ti'he TWo ETWaH TooFc- Is oF
Halleck and Ray G. West u. Of
2fff Meade were apprchcnded by
officers as they fed down an alley
near the store.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Policeman Driver Freed

John A. Walker, SO, of 5045
Baldwin, policeman attached to
the Garfield station, today was
acquitted in traffic courtby an all
woman jury of charges H reckless
driving.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

Phillips was on the hangar deck
When sudden explosion hurled
him overheard. After hours of
floating he was rescued by a de-
stroyer.
That thinking had Climax
when he arrived home today.
EVELYN. who lives at l4615 FAIR
crest. and George are going 10 be
married.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
OyerSfOcked Windsor Dealers Hit
Ban ON Meat Sales To DefrOiferS
Many Stay Open
Empire Day TO
Help Cut Stock

While DetroIters surged across
the river by the thousands in a
laSt-day buying spree. oVerstocked
MindsnE- poultry and meal deal
erS today expressed indignation at
the Canadian government order
closing their shops to Americans,
effective tomorrow.
Many merchants said they re-
mained open today, which is Fm-
pire Day and a national holiday
in Canada. IN an attempt 10 dis
pose of stock which they said
Windsor residents couldn't absorb
in months.
LidermaH. poultry
dealer. declared
"TVe been selling from two
to three thousand chickens a
day 10 Americans. ! have six
thnusand on hand now, could
not sell that many in Windsor
by Christmas"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

Ffartk :. = GHfneF, who has prob
at1tx.-x -xEr1-rri- more htg- Steakx-to-
more big shOts than any other man
IN the country. celebrated hts
spth birthday yesterday by eat
ing a steak himself.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
POLITICS CHARGED

Liderman and others charged
that politics was the motiVating
factor tn the export ban. He
asserted that Windsor officials
bowed 10 ultlmatums from Wind
Sor residents who resented stand
ing in line behind Americans To
bay their meat and Poeitry.
Joining with Llndeman was
Joseph SukdCt1, 4 meat dealer,
and several other meat and pOul-
try dealers
Some OF the motorists return
ing TO Detroit from Windsor had
AS many as 30 live chickens in
tnrir automobiles. iFhe American
side OF the tunnel, where duty
must be paid on Windsor pur-
chaSeS, resembled a large barn
yard. Feathers hoated through
the air and cackles from the eX-
rcIted chickens could be heard