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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

~ FOR SALE - Beautiful flag
stone and building stone. Ivory
Ridge Quarry, located at Mar
rlottsville, Md. Triplett &
kaler, 1888 McElderry ST., Bal
tlmore, 5, Md. Phone Broadway
4Sl9. ~ TIT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

@FOR SALE corn binder; /
power corn shelter; one a in.
tread wagon; two IL it. truck
bodies. t. M. Veirs, Phone
Rockville ism. $40
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

~ FOR SALE-Hereford steers
900 $50 lbs., personally selected
choice dehorned ( thrifty stock;
also -baled hay by the Ton or car
load. 7. Lamar Jackson, Silver
Spring, Md. Tele. Ashton 3645.
ssts 452
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

W7PLAINF1ELD ORCHARDS.
Cooking and eating apples. honey
and apple butter. Open week
days and Sundays. w . w.
Moore, Sandy Spring. Md. Tele.
Ashton 247l. 705
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

~WANTED = Steam Filters
and Helpers-experienced in old
and new house installations; top
wages and steady work. Apply
w. F. Higgins, Gaithersburg
18-F-22. S16
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

~FOR SALE Guernsey COW
with LIST calf, 2 weeks old, price
$3.50, including calf; gas water
pump, $25; cycle lawn mower,
practically new, $125; dining
room maple sideboard, $50. Tele-
Ashton 5434, Mrs. Gordon
Grant, Olney, Md. 817
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

WMEN WANTED Get on a
booming industry now and as
sure yourself of steady postwar
employment with an old estab-
lished firm. See William F.
Higgins, Box 1877, Gaithersburg,
Md. Tele. 1922. BIB
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

EF0R SALE-Breeding chick
ens-700 Barred Rock pullets,
almost ready to lay; about 900
New Hampshire Red pullets, 8
weeks old; about. $50 White
Leghorns, IL weeks old. Tele.
Gaithersburg 2s4-W. 1872
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

~W ANTED- Woman to care
for two school age girls in ex-
change for board and small sal
ay, no objection to child; pri-
vate room and bath. Call Rock
vile DIVA 8 P. M. to 10 P. M.
Mrs. Mathers, Ri. No. 1, Rock
vile. 1926
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

~ CUSTOM HATCHING-Thi,
season, try it from Hood. A
custom Matching specialist. No
chicks for sale. Special -Tur-
Key incubators. Each tray
Matched in separate compart-
nent. YOU ALWAYS GEE
YOUR OWN. WE HATCH
FOB. YOU LIKE YOU WANT
US TO. Chester r. Hood, Mt
Airy. Md. Phone AA
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

EF0R SALE - PAN ROLL
FILM, Minimum order as fol-
lows No. 127, Sic for 3 rolls. No.
100 l60-99c for thres rolls, No.
ll6-620--$1.H for 3 rolls. Please
include loo for unit of 8 rolls
ior. postage and handling. No
stamps or c. O. d. orders please.
Bethesda Film Shop, P. D. Box
No 1866, Bethesda, Md. 1893
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

"FOR SALE - In Rockville,
bungalow, living room, 2 bed
rooms, bath, kitchen, air condi-
toned heat. Price $5400. Terms
$1,000. cash, balance $31. 90 per
month. ]. E. Kelly E. L. Hur-
ley, Rockville $685. jtsa S22
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23
ROCKCREST
Bill Lytton,
917 Crawford Drive

Mrs. John Magruder and son,
John, Jr., are vacationing at North
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ryan of Paul
Drive, are vacationing at Atlantic
City, New Jersey.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

y FOR SALE-Two well bred
Back Angus Registered bulls,
ready for service; also 40
Black Angus cows, grade, with
calves at side w. r. Winslow,
Norbeck, Nd. Tele. National
1910 or Rockville GIN. See
Mr., Main. 776
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

~SURVEYING- Farms, lots,
subdivisions. H. M. White, "a
Commerce Lane, opp. Court
House, Rockville, Md. Open $50
to S P. M. daily. No job too
small or too large. Telephone
Rockville 420 or 438-J. 316
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

Members Of the company OF
Great Moments in Music" burst
into applause at the end of a re.
hearsal recently Karen Kemple had
stepped out of the chorus to take
the place of Annamary Dickey. who
was unable to make the rehearsal
Karen's on her way upl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

Cecil b. DeMilIe has been with
Paramount since its early days, and
now, from August rs to September
20, the studio will celebrate its
Third Of a Century" anniversary.
So he speaks from experience when
he says that Gloria Swanson was the
most outstanding feminine star Of
all those he's directed. He discOv-
cred her In a Mack Sennett comedy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

A haze enveloped MICS studio A
during a rehearsal of Eddie Can.
tors summer replacement show,
Wednesday With YOU" and some.
one called "Fire!" Before small
panic could get bigger, a quick.
thinker in the control booth said,
Don't worry. kids = it's only the
script"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-08-23

Policing Germany" latest RKO,
This Is America release, was
filmed in typical German city un-
der American military occupation.
1t presents the problems of the po-
lice force, shows the critical food
situation. and the steps taken to
check the spread of disease.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
Kriz in kultura -.

Il stare domovine prihajajo
podrobnejsa porocila o grozo-
dejstvih, XII jih je tuja in donna
ca nacifaSisticna drhal izvajala
mad tistim delom slovenskega
ljudstva, XII nj maralo lizati pc
te ne tujih, ne domacih tiranov.
V mislih imam MANFRED poro-
ella, XII Jill SANSov urad priob-
cuje v Prosveti in morda Sc v
drugih nepristranskih listih.
MISC lepe tie vesti in VEN, da Sc
mnogi mas clovek z mano vred
vpraSuje, kako je moglo priti
do toliko razseznega bratomor-
stva ma slovenskih tleh. Kako
je mogoce, da sc Sc roke, XII SO
bile liza mlada .~naucene in va
je sklepati Sc k molitvi, da so
te roke prelivale kri svojih bra
TOW in sester -. Pa da so jeziki,
ma katerih je tolikokrat lezalo
'telo' omega, XII je prinesel ma
svet mir in ljubezen, resnico in
odresenje, da so Sc tt jeziki po-
nizali do vloge najgrsega iSka-
Prijotstva -.
( Vemo, kaj je fanatizem in ce-
Psa je cd slepega fanatizma pre-
vzeti in prezeti clovek zmozen.
Toda, da Sc je i med naSim, raz-
meroma vrlo poStenim sloven-
skim narodom, naSlo toliko mai
hujSemu fanatizmu dostopnih
karakterjev, to je "a marsikoga
izmed mas strasno in porazno
odkritje.
Bodimo pa prepricani, da bi
do takih in toliko mrzkih, ne
cloveSkih izcesov nikdar ne pri-
slo, da MISC Sarici in Rozmani
S svojim neodpustnim postopa-
MEM ukresali iskro verskega
fanatizma. Kaj je verski fana-
them? Odgovorov ma to vpra-
SAME je V zgodovini clovestva
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04

l919-25 razikuje V tenn, da je sedanje konstruktivno in ustvar-
jajoce, je odvisno, kaksno obliko bono videli V Jugoslaviji cez
leto ali dive.
Seveda to nj sano notranja stvar Jugoslavije, kajti vnanii
prlt1skl tudi Vplivajo. Marskaka drzava Sc hi lahko razvijala de-
mokraticno in gospodarsko veliko svobodnejse in uspesneise,
ako ne hi pritiskala manic takozvana demokratcna zaScita vna-
Min sill.
Jugoslovanska vlada izjavlja, da je MEN namen ustvariti
novo, demokratieno, federativno Jugoslavijo. Nedvomno nieni
nacrtih in nagibih.
A prav gotovo je, da Sc DO v tenn procesu urinilo ma mnoga
wanna mesta tudi precej oportunistov, in has V ia nanen bi bio
zares dobro, &c postane politcno gibanje V Jugoslaviji cimbolj
demokfatlcno. Trotov in zavajalcev Sc je laglie iznebiti, ako imas
pravico posvetiti mamie.
Jugoslavija 81 je V sedanji vojni priborna S svojim osvobo-
dlln1m glbanjem ugled kot menda nobena druga okupirana de-
zela V toikSni meri. In izgleda, da 81 ga DO obdrzala tudi v rekon-
strukcijski dobi in dale.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04

vsakojakim cudezem, in vek
carovnic je "a mani. In odklen-
kalo DO Sc marsicemu, kakor hi
tro Sc DO cloveStvo toliko raz-
viIo in dozorelo, da DO znalo Cd
govoriti Sc ma nadaljne 'kako in
cemu in zakaj'.
&c je re tolikanj dozorelo.
zakaj pa Sc pobija med sabo?
To VAN je dlaka V mleku! Kako
Sc pa maj ~razvija somerno in
vsestransko, &c mu pa drzimC
dusevne sile Z vsemi mogocimi
konopci povezane in pritrjene
ma srednji vek? Ne SINE razmi-
sljati svobodno, ne SINE w
dvamljati; knjige, XII bi ga ute
gnile pouciti tudi o sencnih
STANDARDIZATION da je ma svetu
kaj brez sence!-so ma indeksu
in jih je pod smrtnim grehom
prepovedano citati. Sodim, da
je tri cetrtine vseh civiliziran-
cev takole povezanih-ali Sc JIG
cuditi, da kulturno zastajamo
tehnicno pa Sc prerascamo?? Pa
da Sc ia e~nostranost utegne Sc
grSe in hujSe maScevati, kakor
Sc ie re maScevala V teku zad-
Min let, tudi tega Sc je bait.
cato je res re skrajni cas-
da bi razne cerkve zrevidirale
in zreformirale svoje duhomor-
ne doktrine, ter bi nehale bit
duSevnemu r~azvoju tolikSna
coklja, kot so.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
IVER II

vec nego dovolj. Najgrsa, maj
boil krvava poglavja Sc ticejo
baS verskih bojev.
Kljub temu Sc nekateri med
Mani strasno boje, da DO V novi
Jugoslaviji cerkev locena cd dr.
zave. &c bi Sc cerkev drzala
boil Kristusovega nauka, nego
pa Pavlovih predpisov, bi V To-
citev ne lie privolila, ampak 10
zahtevala.
Naravnost neupravicljivo pa
Sc mi zdi namigavanje, da bosta
Tito in njegova vojska kriva,
ako ne DO primorsko vprasanje
celotno .reSeno V prid Jugosla-
vie. Ljudem, XII so mirno spre-
jeli Rozmanovo izdajstvo, ko je
ia obesil vso Slovenijo z belo
Ljubljano vred ma kljuko sva-
stike, pac ne pristoja kritika te
vrste. &c jim nj bilo mic do Slo-
venije in meme svobode, kdo
maj verjame njihovim krokodi-
lovim solzam "a Trst? Sal bi
bio kar idealno, &c bi Trst ostal
V laskih mejah, in bi Rozman
postal trzaSki skof-za placilo
-. In V zatociSce 'Slovencem'
Rozmanovega kalibra. In ker je
'pri Bogu vse mogoce', Sc hi pc
rimsk wolff utegnilo to uresni-
citi. Ali vsaj JAZZ verujem V bo-
zje milne, XII jim ne uide nihce,
niti papeStvo ne, tako kot je.
CloveSka druzba je Sc zme-
rom V svoji detinski dobi. Pc
cast Sc r~azvija, ali razvija Sc.
Teze in teze jo je voditi "a nos.
Odklenkalo je napol bozanskim,
ali napol demonskim bitten, XII
so rajala, ali prezala V temnih
lozah, oh rekah, IA gorah. Cd
klenkalo je hudobnim duho-
vom, XII Jill je bio treba izga-
Matt liz nesrecnih obsedencev.
Odklenkalo je cudodelnikom in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
AGKTATOR.BE
MA EDELU

Use ~narocnine, XII Jill p~o$ljejo Ia.
stopniki In drugi agitatorji Proletar-
ca, SO Stete ma bazi polletnih marco
min. MANFRED %agitator, XII poSlje emo
celoletno, je zabelezen " tenn sezna-
mu z dvema p~olletniraa.
John Krebel, Cleveland, o. 27
Anton Zornik, zap. Penna. 19
Chas. Pogorelec, Chicago, Ill. 18
Martin Judnich, Waukegan, III. IA
Ant. Jankovich, Cleveland, O. II
Ludwig Yoxey, Pueblo, Colo. 6
Leo Zevnik, La Sale, Ill. 6
Frank Cvetan, Johnstown, Pa. 6
Mike Podboj, Cleveland, o. 6
L. Barborich, Milwaukee, Wis. 6
Andrew LekSan, San Francisco,
California 4
Frank Zaitz, Chicago, Ill. 4
Vinko Peternel, Strabane, Pa. 4
John Chamazar, Chicago, III. 4
F S. Tauchar, Chicago, Ill. 2
Mike Kopach, Barberton, 0. 2
Matt Malnar, Willard, Wis. 2
Frank Remitz, Rock Springs,
Wyoming 2
John Petrich, Youngstown, o. 2
Kristina PodjavorSek, Mil
Waukee, Wis. 2
Peter Verhovnik, Chicago, Ill. 2
Joseph Jez, Warren, O. 2
Max Martz, Bull, MINI. 2
Frank Bizjak, Chicago, Ill. 2
Max Knaus, Traunik, Mich. l
Skupaj a tedne, cd 2. do 80. jul
nija) 1876 narocnin, prejsnji izkaz
a tedne) 119 narocnin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04

bolje ma Dolenjskem, vemo IL
porocil, katera cd casa do casa
dohajajo cd tam. Da je tam sill
ma potreba ziveza in drugega
blaga, vemo in Sc wee bono We
deli, ko Sc enkrat zopet usposta-
WHO postne zveze. Vsak, kateri
ina tam svojce, pr~ijatelje ali
pa sorodnike, maj Sc re sedaj
pripravi, da jim priskoei ma po-
moo. In koliko tisocev Jill je
tam, kateri nimajo tukaj nobe-
nih sorodnikov, in kateri prav
tako potrebujejo pomoci. Radi
tega naSe delo Sc nj koncano,
ampak Sc je sele komaj pricelo.
Pc SVetu
V Levantu Sc vedno vre. An
glezi SO Sc odlocili, da odpro je-
&c V Indiji, kjer je ma tisoce po-
liticnih jetnikov. Ma Kitajskem
Sc je spor med Jenanom (ko-
munisti) in Cunkingom Sc po-
vocal. Zed. drzave zacasno pod
pirajo samo Kaisekovo skupi-
no. Okinawa je V nash rokah.
Belgijski kralj je vsled zahte-
We, da Sc vrne ma svoj stolcek
povzrocil vladno krizo. Franco
DO razpisal volitve V Spaniji??
Laval je Sc vedno V Barceloni,
Lord Haw-Haw pravi, da je a
meriski drzavljan. PoStni uslu-
zbenci dobe p~oviSanje place -
tako porocajo IL Washingtona.
Carter Zdruzenih narodov spre-
jet in podpisan V. San Franci-
sou. Francoske volitve razpisa-
ne "a mesec oktober.
PR mas
Stavka tiskarjev in litogra-
fov pri tvrtki Donneley, katera
traja re par tednov Sc, ko to
piSem, Sc nadaljuje. V tel tt
skarni Sc tiskata magazine Life
in Times "a srednji zapad. W,
L.. B. jim je re dvakrat ukazal,
da morajo nazaj ma delo, ali kot
izgleda, Sc DO stavka nadalje-
vala. Deset dni trajajoca stav-
ka prevoznikov tovornih avtov,
katero sem omenil V prejSnji
stevilki, je razbita S pomocjo
v~ojastva. Postni in drugi draw
nj usluzbenci bodo dobili re dol
go pricakovani in zasluzeni po-
visek 4placi.
Nase gibanje
Sedaj, ko Sc blizajo vroci
poletni dnevi, je re navada, da
nase gibanje dobi boil mrtvi
znacaj. Ali teh resnih cash,
ko je vse toliko odvisno cd ma
Sin naprednih in delavsko "a
vednih sodrugov, ii vroci dnevi
ne smejo zaustaviti nasega de-
la. Ne samo, da naSi bratje V
domovini potrebujejo vse po-
moti, ampak tudi nase gibanje,
v katerega Smo vlozili toliko
della, ne SINE trpeti. Posebno pa
Sc mas list Proletarec, katerega
JUBILEE praznujemo V tenn letu,
mora dobiti vso pomoc, kolikor
je V nasi moci. Ne pozabimo ma
naso organizacijo - in ne po-
Zabimo ma mas list!
Ruski relif - nicesar "a 20
rocati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04

PomOzni generalni pravnik
Wendell Berge je senatni komi-
siji dejal, da je IS Odstotkov
nemSke industrije povsem ne
poskodOvane, a mnogi drugi
zvezni uradniki in castniki pa
trdijO, da je nemSka industrial
takorekoc VISA " razsulu. KakO
da Sc CLAM nase Wade o tenn ne
morejO zediniti, to mi nikakOr
ne gre v glavo! Dvoje nasprotu-
jocih ST trditev vendar ne more
biti v pravem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04

AkO VAN je narocnina potekIa,
prOsimO, Obnovite jO Cimprei.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-01

The famous Cullinan diamond weighed 3,025 carats before being cut.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-01
WIPE RelaXeS Restrictions On Manufacture And
 Delivery Of Goods
By NORMAN C. STINES Alaska Chairman of WIPE

Since VIE Day WIPE has seen fit to relax many of the restric- tions in both manufacture and de- livery of consumer goods but that does not mean that those goods will immediately appear on the market. It does, however, mean that their manufacture has now been allowed and within varying lengths of time-depending on the article to be manufactured-they will appear on the market and be |obtainable without first seeking and obtaining approval to pur- chase. It also means that you can now place your orders with your suppliers and thus get on a list which should mean delivery in chronological order to those so listed.
 Thus typewriter manufacturers are now free to manufacture and sell without restriction. They are being released from the obligation of production of implements of war and as soon as they can con- vert their plants to typewriter production and assemble the ma terials needed they will be turn ing them out.
 Likewise farmers can now place orders for the larger pieces of equipment that they require with out first securing any signature to Farmers Certificates" And most important of all, as of July first any one may place unrated orders without allotment symbols for all kinds of steel copper and alumi- mum in unfinished products and the rolling and wire mills can de- liver so long as they have first filled all orders for military pur- poses and all rated orders.
 The removal of these restric- tions affect hundreds of articles which one will be able to buy when and where one can find them.
 The famous Cullinan diamond
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
Delay
Rites for
Mrs. ZeIek

To enable two sons. Albin and
Chester, 10 return from the South
Pacific, funeral services for Mrs.
Josephine Zelek. SO, of $3.50 Bing-
ham, Dearborn, who died from
shock yesterday as her home COLI
lapsed. will be held Thursday in
st. Barbara Church. Dearborn.
Burial will be in Holy Cross Gene
tery. ~~
The five-room house, being
raised for d new foundation by the
West Side Housemoying Co.,
slipped from the jacks and one
side dropped into the cellar exca-
walton at 30-degree angle.
Mrs. Zelek was in the yard when
the structure tipped. and rushed
in the house TO assist her daugh-
ter, Regina, II, escape. and re-
move a daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Frances Zelek, Is, and the latter's
son from the front porch debris.
Following this she collapsed on the
lawn with heart attack.
Five workmen in the basement
excavation escaped uninjured.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
.Aussie Patrols
Near Borneo Oil

MANILA, Aug. 4 (UP)--Aus-
tralian patrols pushed along ap-
proaches 10 the rich oil fields of
the Mahakam River delta in East
Borneo today. e
Fighting was 5 tered and
sporadic.
The Far Eastern Air Force an
nounced that, with the help OF
attached units, il had sunk or
damaged 2,846,932 tons of Japa-
nese merchant and naval shipping
during the first seven months Of
1945.
Bombers and fighters also de-
stroyed or damaged 1875 enemy
planes while flying more than
10000 sorties in which 100000
tons of bombs were dropped.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
EXPERIENCE Is COSTLY. :.

Experience is the best teacher
but her fees are very, very high.
Nearly all of us, when we face a
problem for the first time. believe
it is new problem, whereas the
same problem may have been
solved and the solution proven
hundreds of times.
This is particularly true in
the matter of personal loans.
Whether you borrow to meet an
emergency, an opportunity, or
n necessity, there Is usually q
right way, n proven way, To do
it--and hundreds Of wrong ways.
IL il can be done at all, our In
staloan Depsrtment-at tho
main office and 29 branch Offices
will do it for you tho right
way, the helpful way, at tho
lowest cost.
Instaloan is exclusive with the
National Bank of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
Jdps Deny Using
P0Ws as Shields

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4 CUP)
Tokyo denounced today Ameri-
can charges that the japanese de-
liberately located prisoners of war
camps near military bombing OBJ
jectives as Outrageous"
In any event, Tokyo said. there
was not a single area of safety
throughout Japan" as result Of
the American policy Of "indis-
criminate bombings."
The broadcast was prompted by
a Y. s. state department protest
that prisoners were being kept
near legitimate bombing objec-
tives in an effort to protect the
installations.
Radio Tokyo quoting the Do
mel agency, said the protest ap-
parently resulted from Japanese
reports that a number OF Ameri-
can prisoners had been killed in a
superfortress raid July rs in the
heavily industrialized Tokyo sub
urg Of Kawasaki.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
Canadians Fined
For Fight on Bus

Continued from Page One)
from Europe only three days
and on leaves before we go TO
the Pacific and now look what
they do.
"They beat us up and throw
us into Jail"
Harper, who was injured about
the head, said he hadn't been I'm
the fight until the police arrived.
Then I had to fight my way out, "
he explained.
INSPECTOR DEFENDS MEN
Inspector Miles Furlong of the
first precinct, countere the
charges with:
"Sure there was some rough
stun. The policemen had 20
Swing 20 protect themselves.
"A lot OF these policemen
were hurt and their uniforms
were torn. The crowd tore the
door of one scout car. IL was n
question Of the police giving and
taking"
Police and witnesses declared
that most Of the passengers on
the bus had been in Detroit spend
ing the evening in tavernS.
The DunlopS and Hughes had
their fines paid by a relative from
c n a d and Immediately were
taken into custody by Immigra-
tion Inspector J. ]. Labelle as a
routine matter. They will be re-
leased to go home If a ch C k
shows that their records are clear.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
Does Other Woman S
Dishes, Is Divorced

BALTIMORE. Aug. 4 (UP)-
Judge Paul Mason granted Mrs
Ruth Thoman a divorce today
after she said she climbed onto a
roof and watched her husband S
actions with another woman.
Together with a woman detec-
tive, she said, she followed her
husband one night and then, from
a roof vantage point, saw him
in another woman's apartment
doing-of all things-the dishes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
FOREIGN NOTES

Italy: The restrictions confn-
ing remittances to Italy TO the
provinces south OF the River Arno
have been removed and you may,
through our foreign department,
now transmit funds by mail or
cable to all parts Of Italy.
Remittances are limited to
$1,000 per calendar month for liv-
ing expenses Of any one household.
We are prepared to remit money
to every country in the world
where it is permissible.
Watch this column for future
news. 90
GEORGE II. ZIMMERMAN,
Asst rice president
Foreion Dent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
Boy Cytlist Killed
Near MI. Clemens

MT. CLEMENS. Aug. flames
-AlleE is was dead Oh admission
TO ST. Joseph's Hospital last night
after he was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Walter Duck.
witz. 81.
Police said Allor was riding q
bicycle on the wrong side OF a
country road two miles from Mt.
Clemens when the accident oc-
CURED. Duckwitz. who claimed
he did not see the youth, was
held for examination.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06

partnership, whether their needs
ARE local, national or worldwide.
1t would be more simple to strike
an average and fit our services to
that average-but that would not
be Detroit and it certainly would
not fit the requirements and the
ambitions Of the $40, 900 who have
favored us with their banking
business.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-06
.WLB Assdi|s
Lumber Yards

Lumber workers of AFL build
ing trades unions were idle today
for the second time in three
weeks as approximately 200 lum-
Der yards in Wayne, Oakland and
Macomb counties were again
closed by the Detroit Lumber
Dealers Association.
The lumber yards were closed
by the Detroit Lumber Dealers
Association to bring TO a head"
the strike which closed five lum-
ber companies June IL.
WLB BLAMED
The lumber dealers charged
that the WLB had done nothing
to end the dispute, despite prom
ised action three weeks ago.
Louis c. Miriam, WLB chair
man, denied any promise and ac-
cused the lumber yard operators
of acting like children by trying
TO pressure us by the shutdown of
their yards.
The yards re-opened three
weeks ago after a five-day sym
pathy" closing following a hear.
ing before the ~WLB at which
army spokesmen urged that work
be resumed.
FRUEHAUF STRIKE ENDS
Twelve hundred workers at
Fruehauf ended a three-day strike
yesterday at meeting of Local
SO. -UAW-CIO and agreed to re-
turn to work Monday. The strike
was called Wednesday over the
classification of three welders.
Strikers at. the Geiatine Prod
ucts Co. also voted to return to
work Monday.
The truck assembly lines at the
Rouge plant of the Ford Motor
Co. were closed yesterday as l6I
workers struck, causing an ad-
ditional 100 10 be idle.
Strikes at the Federal Mogul
Co.. the Chrysler Marysville plant,
Bower Roller Bearing Co., Lyons,
Inc, and Arrow Products, con-
tinue.