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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03
Ebenezer AME Church

Rev. Everett p. Williams, pastor
Sunday school $3.50; morning
worship Il; Christian Endeavor
IA: evening service 8; prayerl
meeting Wednesdays at o'clock.
Ninth and Park in downtown
Bremerton.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-01-03
NEWS FROM HOME

Pittsburgh Courier, Chicago
Defender, Kansas City Call,
Air, A merican, Amsterdam
Star News, Negro Digest,
Northwest Enterprise, Pacific
Coast Negro Directory for sale.
Mrs. Josephine McCraven, Sole
Agent for all Negro Literature.
274 Goth Ave. Phone PIt.
O902, Seattle, Wash.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Jinx Defied
Two Divorced Couples
Licensed Friday I3

CHICAGO. July II INSl Two
couples, previously divorced, were
ready 10 Try IT again today despite
the ink of Friday the thirteenth.
The couples were tho only ones
TO appear at the marriage license
bureau on the ink day.
Earl W. Hansen, - and Mac,
AZ, his former wife, gave SuperSti-
tion an added boot by announcing
they would have Is guests at their
w G d d ing today. They were
divorced last February, after 20
years of married life.
The other couple was Pfc How
ard +. Hilbert, p, and lmogenc
23, who were divorced in Decem-
Der of l943. They did not fear
any jinX Since their son had been
born on Friday March l3, l94l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
5th Te(umseh
Harvest July Il

The fifth annual harvesting of
Dynamic Kernels, " expected 10
yield 5000 bushels of wheat, is
scheduled for a m. Saturday
July Il, at TecumNch.
4 special service in the Tecum-
sch Friends Church commemo-
rating the harvest of The new
world famous BIblican wheat will
preccde cutting which will be done
this year by combines
Only enough kernels were plant
cd Gle years ago 10 cover plot
four feet by eight feet on land
owned by Horny Ford. The crop
now covers 230 acres Ten per
cent of each yield is uthcd 10 the
church. Among those cApcclcd- Ia
attend is Gov Kelly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
BoRRoWS MONEY

To-day the captain. having Dor
rowed money from hiS father, is
flying to the coast to explain to
that special girl why there IS no
engagement ring.
If you can help him get the ring
back, notify Mel LlndqWSt of the
Murray Corp. Hen see that Capt
Car,Wright> ring gets 10 the coast
air mall-SpcCIal
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
fIierS in Philippines
Use j. N. Textbooks

ANN ARBOR July II Text
books furnished by the Unver-
>ity Of Michigan are used in
courses provided by the L. s.
Fifth Air Force college in the
Philippines, the university learned
Saturday.
Among the 300 officers and
enlisted men taking part in the
program tho university has been
informed arc many studying
correspondence courses furnished
bV the L. Of NJ
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
WALLET WHISTLES

The njcr stopped i'm az the
Book Cadillac Hotel 10 telephone
friend took out ht~ wallet 10
gel a telephone number, and lett
II i'm the booth He discovered ms
loss a half hour later. The wallet
had vanished.
''It has all my military papers.
mothers ring, and Sl70 in cash,
ne said. Right now, I'd settle
for that ring"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Buchanan Driver Killed

KALAMAZOO JW> Il George
Bradley -. Buchanan truck
driver and father of three chill
dren. died today lrom burns and
injuries received when his tractor
trailer struck a phone pole and
tree in US-l2 at Galesburg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Veteran Seeks
Lost Ring
Wallet Disappears
From Phone Booth

Capt. Charles Cartwright %
has lust arrived home on leave
after "a months of air transport
flying in Africa. Sicily Italy, Eng
land, France and Germany.
The first thing his father Sldnay
+. Cartwright, rs Ridge road
Pleasant Ridge, did was 10 give
the captain his mothers engage
mcnt ring for that special girl
out i'm California.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
REASONS FOR CRISIS

million 300 thousand tons or so
compared TO SIN million 200 thou
sand topS-lH 1914
Federal authorities advance sev-
cral reasons for the current
sugar crisis
FIRST of all. they say. the 1945
Cuban crop Is from 500 10 900
thousand tons below l944S. This
drop in output by America s most
important ~uppllCr Is attributed
To a hurricane which damaged
paintings last iall and 10 sub
>equent long drought which hurt
the yield
Then a GNc-Wook strike cut
Puerto Rico production To an eN-
pcctcd $4,000 tons this year. This
Is more than last years Puerto
Rico output, but 200 thousand
tons under what had been
hoped for
Military requirements for sugar
have increased, too. jumping 10
l.262 900 tons this year as COM
pared to 1.l6l 900 tons a year ago
The increase Is SAID TO reflect
the greater number of service
men abroad before We Day, in
cTeaScS IN war prisoners and
others who had to be fed by the
army and navy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
RATIONI\G TIGHTENED

Mrs. America won't be able 10
do anything. either, about in
crca>Jng 'hs supply in The pan
TRY. rhc OPA already has
ughtcncd up sugar rauonS for
home and other users and the
next sugar stamp won't be good
until Sept /.
Washington authorizes figure
that L. 5. civilians viii get only
about I'll pounds OF sugar each
during l945 because of the short
age. This COMPARES to 50 pounds
per capita last year and an an
nual preWar average of 90 9
pounds for each person.
The per capita average is not
IuSt table sugar II includes sugar
for homo canning. commercial
canned goods. baked goods, soft
drinks, candy and other products.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
AW0L Soldier
Held as RObbter

Charge, uf breaking and enter
ing and larceny from a dwelling
were flied TO-DAY in Judge Chri>to-
pher r. Stein recorders court
aeaIn,t Bernard Shapiro 10 Of
1566 Leslie
Police SAID Shapiro and a 10
$ ycar-old companion had confessed
e burgiauc> in which loot valued
~ $4,000 was stolen. The charge
was based or alleged theft Of two
watches 2 silver pencil and per
,onal property valued AZ 500
from the home of Benjamin
Slcgcl 3T71 Cot 'land
Judge stein set bond Al s. 500
Police said that since arreSiIng
Shapiro ~ jackson they had
learned he was absent without
leave from me army A. Fl. Nc
|lcland Ala
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Attorneys Announce
Purchase Of Hotel

Title 10 the 400 room Savarine
Hotel F. jefferson at LenoV, VII
be transferred 10 julius /. Kabat-
sky and Arthur L. Robbins. De-
trolt attorneys, al an early dale.
They revealed today
The transaction Was announced
after withdrawal OF federal
court suit brought hy the TWO
against Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fish
man, current owners Of the hotel.
10 compel them 10 carry out a
sale agreement Purchase price is
$500. 900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
So, 500 Cello Theft
CHARGED in Warrant

Judge Christopher r. Stein to-
day signed . grand lsrcency war
want in Recorders Court charg-
ing Otto KoSki. 10 address IN
known, with stealing $500
cello.
The warrant accused koSki Of
taking The cello owned by Fred
Brober, IS, of 1920 Grggs. a
musician Al the Book-Cadlllac
Hotel, from his automobile a.
First and Howard. Brober SAID he
saw KoSki fleeing with the cello
and summoned a policeman
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
New Selup to Speed
Checks Here

Over $4,000 checks viii be
handed directly TO Detroit s jobleSS
this week by the Michigan Unem-
ployment Compensation Commits
sion. II was announced today.
Under StTeamiined procedure
whereby the check is delivered as
claimant makes his weekly
report.
Eugene T Dormer. MUCC di-
rector, estimated that five 10 six
days waiting time VIII be elimi-
mated by the new simpIifed
method Michigan is the first
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Police Double P1aV
Lands Driver i'm Jail

A fast double play by police
carly today landed Edmund
kowaleV SKI. -. OF -610 Ne.hcl
Hamtramck. IN istl on > hIt-rI1
charge after MS admission that lc
struck and seriously injured =
pedestrian crossing N. Vernon
Highway near Tumbuil
Patrolman George Hacq8nrbag'
on route 10 work was following
kowslcwsk a. \ 30 miio an hour
clip when hc failed 10 stop after
striking Douglas Stuart a OF 4S9
Henry. Stuart is In Receiving
Hospital with double fractures of
the right leg. broken collar bone
and internal injuries
Hacquerbact lost thc KoValeV-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
TTnlsa pfot'

ski car alter chasing n 20 Grand
F1yrr. but obtained his license
number q report was broadcast
sni kOwaIcWskl was arrested hy
a tanhcId ,'Tttpn squad who Eelc q
chase when ho sped up Third in the
wrong direction, running red SIl-
Ia- u.nL.-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Rent Refund Ordered

The r & r Service Co own
rrs 0f me Rex Hotel 30 W
Munrcaim Wa> under orders from
Common Pleas Judge David G.
Nolk, today 10 pay $50 70 Harold
TAYLOR and Walter khmuk for
oyorCharclng them - a week on 4
room from April % 10 MAY 6
1874
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Nine. Chang Returns

CHUNGKING Sept 5 INS)- --
Nine. Chang kai-shek reiolned
her husband GenerahsSimo Chang
Kai-Shek today. Nine. Chang has
been aSbent from China for noTs
than a year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
Times Pho,s

state In which unemployment
compensation check-writing has
been deCentraliZed 10 local Offices
in order TO speed payment. Checks
have gone TO $1,000 underline new
plan this week.
Those receiving checks his
week were laid off and fled
claims before Japan's surrender.
The world at your door! Phone
Cherry $500 TO order The De-
trOlt Times delivered daily to
your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06
How Troops
Come Home

NEW YORK, Sept. 5 TIP
Seven troopshlps arrive today with
5.167 members OF The L. :. armed
forces.
'ff'hc ships are the Sea Camp
with 1000 aboard the LaGrande
victory, 1884: Zane Grey. 1O7
Cape Rover. - - Georgr r Tattru.
rs ISS Ariel, 81, and the Alex
ander =. Clay. s.
Troop, on. the Sea scamp la
GrsBde Victory and The Cape
Boyer viii be taken 20 Camp
ShankS, \ y for processing the
Others 10 Camp kilmer, y. =.
Troops aboard the Sea Scamp
included First Mobile Rubber Re
placement Detachment. 4th Photo
Technical Squadron Hq and Hq
Detachment l3 Replacement Bat
talon. 227th Medical Dl>pensary
(Ayiationl 3l4th QuartermaSter
r Battalion: 4S0th. 4S3d. 4S4th.
4S5th Aviation SquadronS; 807th
Medical Air Evacuation Squadron.
935th Signal Battalion Aviation +.
1i02d l407th. l40Sth QuartermaS-
Ter Depot Company: 359th Port
Battalion 4OOth 40lst. 402d Re
placement Battalions: l702d En-
gineer Platoon, and A group for
discharge The New York port Of
embarkation said about half The
Sea ScampS soldier passengers
were Negroes.
LONDON. Sept. ) INSl-Fif-
teen thousand troops. mostly from
the 35th Infantry Division sailed
for home today aboard The Queen
Mary.
The 35th fought from Nor
mandy through France and Ger
many The division was out
standing the battle ~ ST 10
and the breakthrough which lib
Grated most oi France
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-06

Mesh net in lusolou, cream color to eoufy your
Windows, GIVE YOU long service because they take
10 soar and water and ,tav lovely. '4Ssl-nch we.
S,tb f.oor-MaH BuidfHz
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

Toyoda also was replaced
as commander in chief Of the
newly established overall naval
command and as commander Of
the naval escorts command.
The japanese navy ministry
gave the three posts taken away
from Toyoda 10 Vice Adm. JiSa-
buro Ozawa. who had been vice
chief of the naval general staff
and president of the naval staff
college.
Announcement Of tho Jap navy
ministry action was reported by
the japanese -Domei Agency IN
wireless dispatches recorded by
the FEC.
Toyoda also apparently shoul-
dered the blame for the failure
of Jap naval forces 10 block u. s.
carrier task force attacks on the
home islands which have been
carried out with increased fre-
Quency.
In the realignment of Emperor
Hlrohito's naval forces. Vice Adm
Takiiiro AniShi. former joint com
mander of the Jap army and navy
land based air forces in the Phil
ipplnes. was assigned the post OF
wee chief of the naval general
staff left open by the advance
ment of OZawa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Asks Death in Chair
For Medley in KiIIinq

WASHINGTON. May % (UPy
The prosecution today de-
manded death in the electric chair
for Joseph D. Medley, accused of
Staying Mrs. Nancy Boyer. his
45-year-old poker champion and
hostess.
John w. Fihelly, assistant
u. 5. prosecutor, outlined the
government case against the
escaped Michigan kidnaper and
asked for conviction of first det
gree murder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

Knudsen was the first head of
the defense program and after
Pearl Harbor was commissioned a
lieutenant general and became di-
rector of production for the army.
Since July, 1914. he has been
consolidating the material COM
mand and the air service COM
mand of the army air forces, for
which he received the Oak Leaf
Cluster.
The award was made by Under
secretary of War Patterson at a
luncheon attended by high war
department and other government
officials.
His genius" the citation ac-
companying the award said,
applied to these air force prob
lens effecting huge savings I'm
manpOwer and money, and has
increased the efficiency of pro-
duction of all aircraft technical
equipment"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Nab Lord HaW HaW':
Faces Traitors Trial

LUENEBURG. Germany. May
% (INS)-William Joyce, the in
famous Lord Haw Haw" of the
Berlin radio, has been arrested
and will face trial for his life as
a war criminal and traitor, the
British Second Army disclosed to-
day tNA. N.\\
The notorious American-born
traitor. who throughout the war
broadcast Nazi propaganda and
defeatist suggestions to Britain
and America over the powerful
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES radio station,
was taken INTO custody with his
wife.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Washington Awaits
Visit by De GduIIe

WASHINGTON. May % (INS)
State department officials ac-
knowledged today for the first
time that plans are being made 10
receive Gen. Charles de Gaulle in
Washington.
This ended a week OF conflict
ing reports, during which Paris
said De Gaulle would accept
President Truman's invitation 10
Washington. while Washington
said there was no specific invita-
ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

OF English nationality, Lord
Haw Haw' probably will be taken
to England to stand trial. 1t was
limited that ne might be tried
publicly in a regular court.
Pending such a move, however,
it is expected he would be held
in an ordinary British prison.
Joyce was wounded in the thigh
when he was captured He made
a move that one of his captors
took 10 be an effort TO draw a
gun. When he was searched later
no weapon was found.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Los Angeles 10 Fete
Patton and DOoIittIe

LOS ANGELES. May % CUP)
Two hometown boys'-GenS.
George Patton and Jimmy Doo-
little-wIll be given a heroes
homecoming when they arrive
here for visit June 9 and 10,
Mayor Bowron said today.
Patton, who was born in San
Gabriel, Cal. will fly directly
from Paris to Los Angeles, stop
ping only TO have his plane re-
fueled en- route. Doolittle attended
high school here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Bob Hope Announcer
Dies Of Crash Injury

ROLLA, Mo, May % tINS)-
Jay Wesley, radio announcer on
the Bob Hope program, was dead
today, the victim of hit-run
truck driver while walking along
a highway on the outskirts of
Rolla.
He was killed instantly last
night, apparently as he attempted
10 shield his daughter. from the
truck. The daughter, Elizabeth,
was unhurt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
; Jap Supply Ships
Sunk Off 0kindwd

BOARD ADM. CLARK'S
FLAGSHIP OFF OKINAWA,
May 20 UP)-Carrier planes
sank three japanese ships off Oki-
nawa recently as the vessels at
tempted TO sneak through a
blockade that has cut off Okinawa
defenders from homeland sup
plies.
The ships remained afoat only
five minutes after being sighted
200 miles north of Okinawa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Marine General Urges
U. S. TO Buy Bonds

WASHINGTON, May %
1NS)-Maj. Gen.'Francis p.
Mulcahy. commanding gen.
cral of aircraft in the Pacific
feet marine force. COM
mented tonight on the Sew
enth War Loan campaign as
follows:
after our first bombing
visit To Tokyo and the brutal
gangster Staying Of American
airmen, We promised we
> would be back again and
again. We are making good
that promise. Success of the
Seventh War Loan will en-
able us TO finish the job of
destroying that capital Of
evil"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
THOSE INDICTED

Named in the indictment are:
WALTER j. GIRARD, 40, of
Saginaw. former chief investigator
for the fuel and consumer durable
goods section of the Saginaw OPA
district.
EDWARD SHAW. operator of
the North End Club. Flint, and
former OPA agent who worked
with Girard.
HENRY WILSON. 80. of Flint,
former president of Local 5Sl,
UAW-CIO.
RUBY TREMAINE of Flint
described by investigators as a
dice game operator.
JOHN DULAPA, %. of 2257
Hewitt. Detroit used car dealer.
NICHOLAS ZAPPIA, Detroit.
now serving term in Jackson
prison for another otfense.
Names of two other defendants
were suppressed because they
were not yet in custody.
4 STAND MUTE
Girard Shaw. Wilson and Miss
/ Tremaine were arraigned imme-
diately before Federal Judge
/ Frank A. Picard. to whom the
grand jury returned the indict-
ment. All stood mute and the
CONTINUED on Page 2. Col. 6)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Truman Sees Subasic

WASHINGTON. May % (UP)
DIR. Ivan Subasic. Yugoslav. for
eign minister. today discussed
what he described as a broad field
of international affairs with Presi-
dent Truman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Gen. knudSen
Army

WASHINGTON, May 20 tfNS)-Lt. Gen. William S.
Knudsen former president of General Motors Corp has
resigned from the army effective June l. the depart
ment announced today
1t announced Knudsen has been awarded oak
leaf cluster the Distinguished Service Medal he received
year ago in recognition of his outstanding service The
award is the highest made for noncombat duty
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Jan Fleet Chief
Fired inn ShakeuD
~ international Nsv, service

Adm Soemu Toyoda removed today from his post
chief Of the japanese combined feet in shakeup
Japanese naval high command The change apparently
stemmed from Japans check the successful American
invasion threshold Of the Jap home islands
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Hedy La Mari a Mother

HOLLYWOOD. May % (INSD
-Hedy Lamar today became the
mother of a 7l2-pound daughter.
The baby her first, arrived a.
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Miss
Lamar is the wife of actor John
Loder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Katharine Hepburn III

HONOLULU, May % (UP)-
Movie actress Katharine Hep
burns scheduled tour of hospitals
in the Pacific Ocean area has been
Cancelled because of her i'll health.
army authorities have announced.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
JudgeNurphy
Draws Fireof
Special Board

Common council today
voted to submit to Prosecutor
O'Brien for his determination
as to possible prosecution, a
report charging that traffic
court tickets have been fixed
on practically a wholesale
basis, bringing reduced fines,
suspended sentences and in
complete records.
Council acted as Councilman
ComStock, a member of the three
man committee which submitted
the report, blasted Traffic Court
Judge George T. Murphy and ac-
cused him of hiding behind the
sanctity of the court"
HINTS REGULATIONS
Comstock asserted further that
the report points strongly of
peculations by a very limited
number of traffic court employees" ="
The report, compiled by Com
stock. Auditor General Benjamin
j. Tobin and Corporation Counsel
William E. Bowling, made two
chief assertions. They were:
THAT court employees, certain
individuals and representatives
of influential organizations were
able to secure reduced fines and
suspended sentences in a man
ner not in conformity with
court procedure" and
There was a diversion of
funds to private use as the re-
suit OF traffic court fines paid
into the court"
COULD BE STOPPED
Comstock told council:
Regardless Of the amount or
the extent of this, the city gov
ernment cannot rest until the
suspicion Is justified by proof or
entirely removed. If any au-
thority has been unwisely or
illegally delegated by the court
to its employees and resulted in
confusion or tampering, the
practice can be discontinued by
court order"
Regarding Murphy, Comstocl
said:
"The attitude OF the senior
member of this court, from the
beginning of the expose, has
been regrettsble. He persists in
hiding behind the sancity of the
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Meat Output Rises

CHICAGO, May % GUPl-Fed-
orally Inspected meat production
increased by approximately TO-
100000 pounds last week, the War
Food Administration said today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
$50 B-29S Rain
observation-disclosures

GUAM, May % 1NS)-Yokohama described today as
blazing inferno with smoke rising to than 10000 feet
upwards of $50 Superortresses staged the % sky
assault against Japan's fifth largest city.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
DAYLIGHT SWEEP

The strike against Yokohama's
maze of vital warehouses. docks,
canals and railroad systems was
a daring daylight sweep of y
square miles along the western
shore of Tokyo Bay The only
other daylight incendiary assault
by the Superforts was against
Nagoya.
1t was the third time in six
days that the sky giants have
lashed with flaming destruction
at the heart of Japan's war ma
chine. The strikes against Tokyo
last week were on Thursday and
Saturday - within a 4S-hour
period. N..|
Yokohama is Japan's second
largest port and the most modern
target yet hit by Maj. Gen. Le-
mays 21st Bomber Command SUI
perforts in the steadily rising
crescendo of American aerial
might.
(Radio Tokyo acknowledged
the Yokohama strike this morn
ing. declaring that the raid
continued for An hour and
half.D
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

Feldman and Berries; Roe and
Lopez.
Philadelphia at st. Louis, night
game.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

DAG LAKE LISES TO BUTfAIO
Evrry evening a. 30 20 Cleveland etf-y
nirht 81 II 20. Foot ~ Third 81 "a $500
D&c Lake Ride even sunday at ll.oo A, III.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
is. |ndiCts 8
In Gas Fraud
By HENRY CANTIN

A five-court indictment re-
turned today by federal grand
jury in Bay City disclosed a black
market in stolen gasoline coupons
that yielded a $4,000 take in
less than five months.
Two former OPA investigators,
former union officer and five
others were accused of flooding
Detroit, Flint. Saginaw and Bay
City with stamps illegally re-
moved from ration bank deposits.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
C0UR
=F|xES CHARGED.
.aal7l;S1g

CHURCHILL EXPECTS EARLY MEETING OF BIG g.
LONDON, May 80 (UP)-Prme Minister Churchill
said today he cOntempates early meeting with Pres
dent Truman and Marshal Stain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

The Superforts, escorted by 80
Mustang fighters, ranged over the
city for nearly two hours today
dropping 100000 pounds of fire
bombs from medium altitude.
FLAX HEAVY
Returning pilots said visibility
was good and described fax fire
as heavy lin spots" The Ameri-
can planes beat off what inter-
ceptor opposition the Japs had to
offer.
"The southern part Of the
target area (probably the COM
mercial core of Yokohama ada
cent to principal piers was
burning like hell" said 1st 1t.
Frank Klassen of Ford City, Pa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

EINDHOVEN, Holland, May 20 (UP) - Two
leaders of the Dutch underground directed by Queen
Wihelmna today to organize cabinet to replace
the commandments The leaders Prof. Willem
Schermerhorn onetime professor at Delft University,
and W. Drees president of the underground convention
of political parties.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
In the Times TO-DAY

,vUEN YOU BORROW OR BUY ON TINY
Use Industrial National BANK-FAY Plan
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

WASHINGTON, May 80 (UP)-Atty. Gen. Francis
Biddle disclosed today that Ezra Pound, American
evangelist for fascism in Italy, will be returned to this
country and tried for treason.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
VOR FULL PAY FOR UNDERAGE NAVY BOYS

WASHINGTON, May 30 (UP)-The Senate naval
affairs committee today approved bill to give honorable
discharges and mastering out pay to the 1000 under
age boys discovered each year serving in the navy