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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-09
Raportas apie Milijona
parasu ant Peticijos

DR.. j. J. Bielskis referuoja
apie peticija su milijonu para
su, kuri bus Suv. Valstiju val
dziai iteikta, reikalaujant Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybes pripa.
zinimo. Nurodo svarba to dar-
DO ir pabrezia kad paskalai buk
peticijos ir paraSai ismetyti il
"ziurkems paliktT' yra netiesa,
bet kad visi nineti parasai su-
rinkti, suskaityti ir j virs 14O
knygQ susiuti. Jis taipgi nu-
rodo procedure kaip delegatai
lures tas knygas Baltaji Ma
ma nunesti ir prezidentui itei-
xii.
Cionai Kun. Bucys protes-
tuoja kad tie parasai yra pase-
ne if todel negeri, be vertes,
If net kompromituojantys mu-
sQ reikalus. Atsako pill. M. J.
Vinikas, nurodydamas kad pa
rasu rinkimas buvo suristas SUI
daugeliu ivairiu sunkumu, kad
tQ parasu rinkime dalyvavo vi
sos musu partijos, ir organiza-
cijos, isskiriant krastutiniu kai-
riQjQ, ir kad tie parasai nera
pasene, mes paskutinieji tiktai
Siadien dar priduoti, papildant
visa milijona.
Raportas priimtas ir visas
darbas, kaip parasu rinkeju
taip ir Atstovybes personalo,
kuris juos tvarke, tapo uzgir-
tas.
Kaip Peticija bus iteikta
Pill. M. J. Vinikas referucja
apie nustatyta tvarka petici-
jos il parasu prezidentui itei-
kimo. Pas Prezidenta audien-
cijoj gales dalyvauti tiktai de-
legacija is 20 ypatu. Is tu trys
bus garsus Amerikos veikejai:
Kongresmonas Walter Chand-
ler IS New Yorko, Teisejas Aa-
ron J. Levy is New Yorko, ku-
ris yra taipgi pirmininku di-
dziausios pasaulyje zydu orga-
nizacijos, Birth Abraham, ir
Senatorius VIM. J. King. Lie
tuviu delegacijoj gales butt 6,
Latviu 5 ir Estu 4.
Kun. BuGys uzklause re-
ferento ir susirinkime buvusio
Lietuvos Atstovo ar tokia ben
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-09

sMEDzIUOSE laipiojancios
varies turf ant savo koju ap-
valius padus, kurie turf tan,
tikra limpanti slapuma, taip
kad jos gall lengvai j medzius
lipti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-09
Vel Ellie Dirvieciu ku-
rie Pareme Dirva

Visi Dirvos prenumeratoriai
turf privilegija atnaujinti Dir
va uz $500 ir 1916 metams-
Dirvos kama nepakelta, neziu-
rint karo meto visko pabran-
gimo.
Kurie skaitytojai prijaucia
savo laikrasciui tie savu noru
prideda dolari, kit net ir dau-
giau, Dirvai paremti. Tiktai
tuos cia ir pazymime kurie pri-
sideda su savo sirdinga para
ma, negalime sutalpinti var
du tu kurie atnaujina prisius-
dami mokesties po $500.
stai vel visa ellie geru Dirvos
prieteliu kurie prisidejo su pa
rama:
Viena Clevelandiete, gera Dir
vos remeja, mokeja uz 1916
metus prenumeratos $500.
Antanas Smigel, victims, mo-
kejo $500.
l.. W. Urban, victims, mokejo
$500.
Jonas Zorskis, Clevelande, mo-
kejo $500.
P. Lapinskas, Clevelande, mo-
kejo $500.
Alb. Stankunas, Clevela n d e,
mokejo $3.50.
Mary Karpies, Bedford, Ohio,
mokejo $500.
p. Balanda, Chicago, mokejo
800.
Nellie Winslow, Springfield,
Mass, mokejo $500.
Anna Susl<itus, Springfield, O.
mokejo $500.
Barbora Dvilaite, Chicago, ILL.,,
mokejo $500.
J. Urban, Philadelphia, Pa, is
sirase naujai Dirva.
z. Jankauskas, Philadelphia,
Pa, mokejo $500. i.+~'
Juozas JuOzaitis, Runnymede,
Kanada, mokejo $500.
S. Narusevicius, New Britain,
Conn.,, mokejo $500.
John Walaitis, Detroit, Mich,
mokejo $500.
Frank Norkus, Wellsburg, w. |
Va, mokejo $500.
Joe Rimselis, Scarboro Jctn.,
Kanada, mokejo $4.0O.
John l. Zwinak, Waterbury,
Conn, issirase Dirva naujai
per Jona Tareila).
Just. Balciunas, Detroit, Mich.
mokejo uz 2 metu $500.
George Skuczas, Reading, Pa,
mokejo $500. |
Anna Young, Pittsburgh, Pa,
mokejo $500.
J. Kripas, Ann Arbor, Mich,
uz du metu $500.
Ona Paznokiene, Waterbury,
Conn.,, naujai issirase Dirva
(per J. zemantauska).
J. Kavaliauskas, Akron, Ohio,
mokejo $500.
r. ir V. Matuseviciai, Bruns-
wick, Ohio, mokejo $500.
Mrs. Ellen Kass, Detroit, Mich.
(uzrase V. M :otuziene).
Petras Ranionis, Detroit, Mich.
(uzrase V. Markuzas).
Alex Lutz, Dayton, Ohio. (uz-
rase j. A. Urbonas).
]. Strzegausky, Akron, Ohio,
mokejo $500.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-09
UMANSKIS BUVO
STALINO SVAR-
BUS AGENTAS
JIS RUOSE REVOLIUCIJAS
PIETU AMERIkOJE

Sausio pabaigoJe Mekslko-
je lektuvo nelaimeje zuves So
vietu ambasadorius Unanskis
buvo Stalino iStikimas pasauli-
nes suirutes kur6jas agentas, ne
taip sau diplomatinis atstovas.
Pastaru dienu ivykiai karo
laukuose, kaip raso Upton Clo-
Sc, uztemde Umanskio mirties
ivyki. Upton Close iskelia ak
stem faktus apie Umanski Sc
kanciai:
Is Washingtono, Umanskis
buvo perkeltas j Meksika, kur
jo ambassadors Stabas isdidejo
Xxi virs 800 asmenQ.
Latiniskos Amerikos radika-
lu darbininku konfederacijos
pirmininkas Taledano buvo be-
veik Umanskio. ambasados gy-
ventojas. Jo ambasada tapo
palyginamai antra svarbiausia
vieta po Meksil1os prezidento
rumu.
Pietu Amerikos Salyse kai-
myniSkose Meksikai il toliau
j pietus, prasidejo revoliuciniai
perversmai, kurie paprastai uz-
sibaige su atsteigimu diploma
tiniu santikiu su Maskva. vi
sais tais atvejais Umanskis
budavo paskiriamas ministru
toms naujoms valdzioms ma
zesnese salyse, ir tarnavo am
basadorium Meksikoje.
Oar jaunesnis uz j zmogus
Washingtono Sovietu ambasa-
dole, Andrei Gromyko, turejo
pildyti Umanskio isakymus.
Tuo budu Westinghouse IL
ko antraeiliu prizes Meksikos
sostine kick tai lietesi Maskva.
Bet Westinghouse siadien ir
yra mazareiksmis kick tai lie
cia tarptautine diplomatija.
Paruose isiverzina j
Demokratu partija
Kokia Umanskis tikrumoje
vieta uzema komunistQ planuo-
Sc paaiskejo is uzrasu Meksi-
kos komunistQ partijos kon-
greso atsibuvusio Meksikoje
pernai Geguzes Is d. ambasa-
doriaus Umanskio globoje.
Ten dalyvavo visi svarbiau-
81 komunistQ vadai Americas
kontinente, ir baigesi slaptu
posedziu, kurio uzrasus ,paciu-
Ipo vienas Meksikos zurnalas ir
iskele aikSten. Tame slaptame
protokole nuzymeta kurias res
publikas Pietu Amerikoje ko-
munistai pasiryzo uzvaldyti.
uzinant jas per rinkimus arba
revoliucijos keliu. Uzrasuose
pamineta net kad Sis komunis-
tu uzsibrezimas gaus pakanka-
mai paramos is musu Valsty-
bes Departments, uztikrinimui
laimejimo.
Tie uzrasai taipgi isako SUI
vienytQ Valstiju 4komunistams
briautis j valdancia politiska
partija ir dirbti per ja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-09
Pastaba Skaitytojarns

Kuomet negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai prasy-
dami Administrators pri-
siQsti j, nerasykit: 'Ne-
gavau pereito numerio",
bet pazymekit: "Negavau
nr. 5, 80, arba 44". Tada
greitu laiku bus jums pa
sipsta tas tikras numeris
kurio negavot.
ID l r V A r
Cleveland 3, Ohio
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-09

nereikia issizadeti, bet .butu la
bal negeistina kad vieni ar XII
tt issizadetu. Reikia tik Lie
tuvos ir visos tautos ateiti ir
geroVe statyti auksciau savo ir
savo partiju ambiciju, o savo
veikimo pasekmemis galesime
pasidziaugti patys ir visa tau
ia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-02-09
REMKIT DIRvA!

Pinigus siqskit laiskuose pa
duodant aiskiai savo pilna ad-
resa. Vartokit Dirvos prisiQs-
tus jums gatavai uzadresuo-
tuos vokus. Siqskit:
DIRVA
$3.50 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
DefensePonders
Gas Tab Story

Defense attorneys today pom
dered the testimony Of William A.
Carlson Detroit chief Of the T., 5.
secret service. in the gasoline
lack market trial OF Mrs. Doro-
thy G. Martin. which will be re-
sumed IN federal court Tuesday.
Carlson yesterday told how he
found 1920 IN bills scattered on
the floor Of Mrs Martins Lansing
apartment the night Of her arrest
March 6. 1914. He SAID Mrs Mar
tin expressed amazement when he
found the bills and insisted Alfred
Belasco, chief government witness,
had come 10 her apartment merely
for glass Of water. not 10 COM
plete A black market gas trans
action
n Co-defendants OF Mrs. Martin
he her husband Frederick Mar
Tin. 80, Lansing thcater owner,
and I'd A. Nowack. 56, politician
and former Lansing publisher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Bataan
Hero ut
Syracuse

SYRACUSE, Sept q HNS4--
Syracuse and the nearby village of
SkaneateieS prepared today 10
give a rnusing welcome home 10
Gen. Jonathan VI Wainwright
The hero of Bataan and Cor
regldor was 10 arrive in Syracuse
today in an army plane from
White Sulphur Springs. Va. where
he has been resting since his tu-
muitoHs welcomes in Washington
and New York City.
lie and his party will 60 imme-
diately to -Skaneateles. the gen
erals wife's home town.
The receptions will begin tomor-
row when the general Will ride in
triumph from Skaneateles 10 Syra-
cuse for a program in Syracuse
University's Archbold Stadium
MheIa- -Aa~n..ll- .ll-EeeeiSA- honorary
degree OF doctor Of laws.
one Of the speakers Will be Gen
c. r. Huebner. who led the his.
toric FRS, Division into Africa
and Europe Honor guests will be
Tour Onondaga County veterans
who fought with Wainwright on
Luzon and we're taken prisoner.
Skaneateics Will stage IT'S oven
welcoming demonstration Tuesday
with Secretary of War Patterson
the chief speaker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
.ExfortioniiSf
Story Studied

Recorders Judge seph A,
Krause today studied the testi-
mony Of undertakers who told OF
being Threatened, II they did not
sign with the Teamsters Union,
AL.
Accused Of shaking down II
undertakers Of $1,000 are Peter p.
Ellis, Al. former president of the
Detroit Florists Association, and
James Cassily ~, union business
agent.
Assistant Prosecutor William
Flanagan rested yesterday after
day and a half Of testimony
from Is of the So certified Wit
nesSeS, and he and defense attor-
neys were TO appear Monday "a
argue a motion for a directed YER
dict OF not guilty.
Testimony disclosed that Ellis
told the undertakerS in 1912. be.
fore each -taId $3.50 on the table:
"The teamsterS will follow a
driver, and after he goes inside
place they'll pour shellac in
his motor AMI in his gas tank.
Tten they will follow driver
home and offer to break his
head open"
Their favorite expression
was. You sign or else -"
testified Cyrus B. Warren, an
( undertaken.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Defendant on Bond
In Killing Of Friend, 79

Michele D'Erminio, II. of 1l9
w Forest, waived preliminary
examination and is held on $1,000
bond for recorders court trial on
a charge of numbering Frank d.
NcloS, his 79-year-old roommate.
in 4 Labor Day dispute.
ID DErminio allcgedly wounded
VeloS fatally with tallor'S shears
I'm fight Which resulted from the
q fcnd ant anger AZ being
awakened by the maid and win
dow cleaner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Owners F|ay
Rent Control
Property Group Hits
Latest Federal Edic+

Three hundred members of the
Greater Detroit Property Owners
ssociation today planned to bar
fage senators and representatives
with protests on continuation of
rent control ceilings.
At meeting last night in the
MaccabeeS Building, Edward B.
Benscoe' president of the associa-
ton, and half a~dozen other speak
ers were roundly appla1ded when
they condemned the recent ruling
compelling property owners TO
give tenants six months notice
after sale of property.
Rodney Lockwood, executive
secretary of the Building Associa-
tlon Of Metropolitan Detroit.
Charged Washington bureaucrats
were trying to perpetuate their
jobs through controls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
DSEe To Check
AbSenfeeiSIn

-Nfrt1Cat cHeCK OF al Detroit
Street Railway employees report
ing sick will be made over 30
day trial period in an effort 10
check abSenteeism. according 10
William Y HI an s. Bullock, general MAN.
aCcr.
Bullock proposed the measure
10 the Detroit Street Railway
Commission following an acute
shortage Of manpoWer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
kaiSer'S
Detroit
Plans
BY WARD SCHULTZ

The giant Willow Run bomber
plant today is under lease 10 the
kaiser-FraZer Corp, and in the
near future will be pouring out
both farm machinery and auto
mobiles under proposed plans.
Details Of the lease arrange
ment and OF proposed new financ-
ing for the corporation we're
revealed by Henry Kaiser, West
Coast industrialist, and Joseph w.
Frazer, president of Graham
Paige Corp.
The lease runs for FIVE years
and calls for an annual rental Of
5000 the first years $3.50, 900
the second, and 81 100000 an
nually for the three remaining
years. In addition. the corpora
ton assumes responsibility for all
maintenance. insurance, taxes and
upkeep on the huge plant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Jury Studies
Traffic Death

a traffic court jury today re-
sumed deliberations in the case Of
Ben c. Kindig "a. OF l033l Men
doia a suspended policeman ac-
cused Of negligent homicide in the
death Of Harvey Norman IA, of
90l4 Linwood. on Feb "a.
kindlg was accused OF having
struck the youth while driving
without lights a. Joy road and
Cascade The hoy was helping 10
push an automobile belonging Ia
Frederick Guenther. Of 10095
Morley. which had stalled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Chemist Testifies
In Plant Inquest

Capt. Loren Farrell. fire depart
ment chemist, will continue his
testimony Monday before a coro-
ner's jury conducting an inquest
into the fire Aug 13 at the Export
Box and Sealer Co. which cost 15
lives.
Farrell yesterday told the jury
he found about Is gallons of
methanol. a highly inflammable
liquid, in one of the drums in the
plant. The liquid had not been
there when he inspected the plant
July %, Farrell said, and company
officials said they stopped using it.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Epes Case Slated
For Jury Today

COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept. %
-tNUjFP44-Fhe tNUjFP murder trial of Sam
uel c. Epes, charged with poison
ing his wife TO be free for an
other woman, was expected TO
reach the jury today. The state
demanded the death penalty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
z Groeers Sentenced

Two Detroit grocers today faced
fines or Jail sentences for OPA
violations. Traffic and Ordnance
John D. Watts fined Mrs Edna
Saba of 2033 w. Warren SIS. or
Is days in Jail. and George Major.
operator of the Major Market,
2943 w. Grand Blvd. $50 or 10
days in Jail. Both were put on
probation for one year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
WILL OFFER STOCK

Frazer stated that the design
of the Frazer car was already
frozen and that it would compete
in the middle class field. The
Kaiser, low-cost car, is still in
the development stage.
To finance the new operations,
Kaiser-Frazer Corp. will offer
100000 shares of stock TO the
public at SO share through a
group of underwriters.
Kaiser interests and Graham
Paige have each purchased $50, 900
shares.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Home Owners (sird
For Roadway Fight

The West Side Home and Prop
erty Owners Protective Assocla-
ton today prepared IT'S objections
TO proposed expressway 10
parallel Michigan avenue.
Common council Yesterday set
1910 a. m. Wednesday as time
for a hearing. The associat ton,
claiming 5000 members, is headed
hy John a. Hamilton
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Michigan Wounded
Reach Percy Jones
Times Pho,s

BATTLE CREEK, Sept. % -
Eight Michigan war wounded ar
rived az Percy Jones Hospital
Center yesterday They are:
DUKE PIC JACK 2s2o FAirvisU Detreit
GUNNELL- 7 A -NIRI- -E-LAHs4fs fs--
HAPTGES PFC HENRY p NJ Clemens
KNIGHT, 7 ALVIN A. s35s Dryden
Detroit
LAPP. PFC. RICHARD p Jackson
LEY PFC OLIVER williamson
McISERNEY, PFC WILLIAM z. sos 81
Clair Detroit
sToCCH. PIC. DONALD r. Grand juno
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Links Labor Cost
foPriteControf

If the government continues 10
control prices, II must also con-
tTOf COSTS ot labor and materials
Nicholas Dreystadt, general man
sger OF Cadillac, declared today
He saw little or no chance 20
keep price tags on new cars 10
the 1912 level with splraling
costs.
"SuppIiers want Is 20 25 per
cent more for their products,
DreyStadt said. Wages went
up in 1912 over 194I and ma
terials keep pace with wages"
DreyStadt said Cadillac was
employing 400 in its reconver-
sion work but could not retain
that number on its payrols un-
less conditions change IN the next
30 days
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
w oman TOsseS Dye:
Put ON Probation

Mrs Helen BereScZynski. 43, OF
$3.50 Parkdale, das put on six
-mnnthS-p-E-e-A-a-ttt,- -rftcr-1-rr-
corders court conviction for
throwing dyes on freshly washed
clothes OF Mrs. Sophia Rudzis, a
Of 566l Psrkdale, while they we're
drNlnp on q line.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
IT'S HERE

The sleek Sl0,000,000
submarine Nero docking at
the foot OF Chene, where it
will he on exhibition till
Wednesday. Seven Michi-
gan crewmen are aboard.
Only relatives of men in
submarine service will be
allowed below the deck.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24

Cpl lyle l. Albright Cpl James v Arm
strong s62O Marcus.
rs Ire " Baker ia Thomas Ball ist
u. Albert Baroeiio, 1928 Lawnsdsls $ SGT.
~ Andres Blum, pfc Wadeck Bocknak.
l2s3s RinE: SGT william Booth. T
ssS. ssT. s9r n, SE Rehfs BoIs sgt o,ss
v Brow 1909 oivsi Pfc Joseph P Buko-
yieh. 5000 Brush. Cpl Kenneth Butler. $3.50
Philadelphia
mitsro ss, Russell NJ clover. pvt Caieb
Coan Jr 9sb5 Russell. Is, 1t Francis
criqui 1850 W. Hun.
SGT william n Dennis 1878 Lothrop.
7 Robert ~ Dickinson 9o3 Alter road
s SGT. Alexander NJ. Donna, 1901 Webb
Pfo william Ferrsnd 3as7 woodhsu It's
Joseph ". Fifosly. PIE Woodrow ,. Fisher.
Pfc WlAdyKlnW GAldA-laaA4- -LsFHkfH.- -
IL John Gold tPfc Jerome NJ Coursy 521
HaldEin.-sEt Arthur S Grimm 66So Mont
M,sr. PRED r H.g@.in Jr. saol Green.
yitw + 5 Jsmsi P Hsrkins 1870 Flsn-
eerS, T keith y. HAuse GIL CoilinRwood
Cpl. william u Hodrins in SGT George c.
SGT Henry JAstiesic1. is4oa conley.
Pie VINE L. Jones iAeo7 Dequindre.
Msn rn.odor. x.S,.nd.r s7s7 wager,
s sat Dennis : Keiy cpi John 4 Kobyissi.
SGT Anthony J Ko2ioWtsl 623l Sheridan.
sE' sts1lsy Kuois. PVT Roy KurtIhsis.
PIE. y.,s l.p,a... fx1. nos.H c laaa..
berry. 4'7es Tlgmnul sat Harold J
L'ns'r' 1900 LAns
s.ii 7 sat Paw 4 Msiorsn. ~, Norman
Y Martin Pfc. Amsrgo / hstsrsi PFC. VII
liam 3 Morgan, 100 chieAEo Blvd
SIT Tony r,,,rn.i Pc lsnn,r, { Peter
iSn Paray s@54a @ Fsn'si eisdstan. n F'''' - nary l.
CO Eorg.H M, E,'os" rts.-' ta53 Ts2g,,}c;
Fssses RSss so5s 6 ,G'e wsss,h F'Ss J.m., "a Robert
,een,h CO Eevsr1 , Rosos Cpl. James c,
pv, Ernest y ssao' 27se ossmsn Biye;
Joseph sssorssy, s7ia Brockton. So
1r9s 1[,sisT sss sis" 727 Hirsr 9usP H. sP Al,har a.
1886 Glendale. PVT. Sormsn y. shipper Cpl.
snni,h Cpl Theopi.s solomon. 1855 Freeer.
ics : sat Manuel Sfoon rs Henry x
sitnlsh is' SRI Ednund L stscesie5
wlIber, sis,snfon. i7ol wsoe srt 10
J. Sttes SRI william J. summers. Isl II
WINS G sssn,on. 1891 MsttsiAl SGT
IS Jsss Toner 7 s oal Trsmm,l.
sr william r tiquhm, 1901 suennE.
ham road -
ssh waite, Y v,np,nns 200 Alter
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
NO OPTION TO BUY

There is no option TO buy, how
ever. according 10 Arthur j.
Fushman. manager of the Detroit
RFC branch. The deal includes
everything but the hangers and
flying field.
A joint integrated manufacture
ing and sales operation between
Graham and kaiser-Frazer is
being set up, and manufacturing
facilities at the present Graham
plant viii be moved to Willow
Run, where the line of tractors,
farm implements and the Roto-
tiller viii be turned out, as we'll
as the newly planned Kaiser and
Frazer automobiles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24

The convenience is yours for
the asking. Phone Cherry 1900
10 order the Times home
delivered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Times Adds
-
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There's fun, NEW fun
awaiting you in Mondays
Times with the Detroit de-
but Of two NEW daily fun
features
STRICTLY RICHTER,
the NEW STYLE comic by
that prolific young artist.
Mischa Richter.
and
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from the stars, for YOU
and every one.
Life will be merrIer if
YOU follow these TWO
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So YOU won't miss out on
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rier delivery of the Times
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place your order for this
convenient service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
Detroit G|s
10 Land

NEW YORK, Sept. % - Mai.
Harold w. Meyer, STAT Neff, De-
troit, and the following enlisted
men were scheduled TO return 10
New York from Europe today
aboard the General Anderson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24

sgt walter Z vanDsmns 200 Alter
road
Pv' John J WAlkeT 4Bs2 - warren
CO melvin WATnsT 4e3s ST. JeEh Cpl
joe ? Wsdrss
H.rrr-1 zur-Trrt- 7tzs r7S1n
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-24
For Sale or Lease

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation, disposal
agency designated by the Surplus Property Board,
will receive proposals for the purchase or lease of these
properties in the interest of continued employment
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-24

THE Penn Salt manufacturing
company had ample warning. Local
12700 filed intention to strike un-
der the Smith Connolly Harness
Act which allows 30-day cooling
off period. During this period the
union modified their demands to
prevent a shutdown. The Penn Salt
Manufacturing company still abSo-
lutely refused to bargain with
them.
Local 127O0 is asking for some
thing which employees of the wy
andotte Chemical corporation have
had for years; notably, union shop
and seniority rights.
Seniority is in the final analy-
sis the only safeguard the older
employees and returning Servicemen
have of job assurance.
THE Penn Salt Manufacturing
company has a duty to perform in
the city of Wyandotte, that is to
keep the standard of living of their
employees on a par with other
workers in the city. If they do not
feel their responsibility in that re-
spect then there is nothing left
for a worker in such plant to
do but close the plant until reas-
oning asserts itself among the
stockholders both here and abroad"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-24
WyandOtte Gas
Stations Close AS
Strike Continues
Essential Users Will Be Supplied;
Hope for Cancellation Seen in
Chicago Meeting of Labor. Management

Out of gas? If you are, you'll
probably stay that way, for Wyan-
dotte's gasoline stations are locked
up tight.
Essential users. however, are be-
ing supplied The Wayne County
Medical Society appealed TO the
union and six stations in the De-
troit area were subsequently set
aside for the use of physicians.
None of these are in Wyandotte;
the closest one is in Lincoln Park
at Fort and Russell. City protective
agencies. police and fire depart
mentS, will also be kept supplied
but the rest Of us will take buses
after the gas tanks run dry.
Because of the shortage OF the
city's gasoline supply, the city hall
announces that there will be no
pickup of rubbish on the streets,
but only in the alleys.
The first attempt at Cancellation
of the differences between labor
and management will occur tornor-
row morning when Ivan Haven,
business agent of Local 456 of
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-24
Cash Register
RifIed at Local
Cocktail Bar

More than $50 in change was
stolen from the cash register at the
Cocktail Bar owned by Joseph
Sclafani. Saturday.
SergeantS Rice and Hogan and
McCrea investigated and reported
that the thief had evidently hidden
in the basement until the cocktail
bar was locked and then rifled the
cash register Of $50. The thief left
by taking screws out of the hasp on
the rear door.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-24


Penn Salt manufacturing company
strike. Editors note: No editorials
discussing the local strike have
been published in the News Her
add
They cloud the true issues of
this strike in a maze of statements
to the effect that thousands of
people are in danger of typhoid
and other diseases because the
Penn Salt cannot supply certain
towns with Chlorine. The city of
Wyandotte has a six months sup
ply of Chlorine on hand and there
would be no danger of an epidemic
for that length of time in this
community.
The city of Detroit has been
allowed to purchase chlorine by
the District so Regional Director
from the Dow Chemical company
for the sewage disposal plant of
that city
The members of Local 1900
shut the Penn Salt manufacturing
company down in an orderly fash
Ion. They complied with their
contractual agreement with the
management 100 per cent. All de-
partments were shut down in such
manner to insure them against
damage and so they could be start
ed with minimum of effort.