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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-31
Cameranlen
B|anked by
Raikiewi(z
FIievs' Defense
HishIishted by
8 Double PIoys

The first inning Blues" that
Hillcrest has been singing all
season proved too much for them
last night at St. Mary's stadium
when Selfridge Field jumped to
an early lead to down the
Photographers 2 to 0.
The hitting Photograph
ers hardly waited for the umpire
to call out his play ball" before
they had two tallies marked at
ter their name in the score book.
From here on in they turned
in the greatest defensive play OF
the season to thwart three strong
Hillcrest scoring attempts.
THREE DOUBLE PLAYS
Highlighting the brilliant
fielding was three swift double
plays. The chant of Stikes to
Finding to Mccarthy turned in
to a nightmare for the Photog-
raphers as scoring bids in the
first and fourth frames were
turned down by the double outs.
A third double play was effect
ed in the third inning when
Stokes, who played brilliant
game at third, snagged a sharp
line drive and Tipped the ball
to second to catch Kolozvari off
the bag.
The Filters wasted no time In
the first frame and Dusseau,
fleet shortstop. went to first on
a free pass. He was pushed to
second on a sacrifice bunt by
Art Finding who made first
safely when Ballantine's peg to
first base was high.
Dusseau romped to third on a
wild pitch and then scooted
home on Stokes fly ball to Len
Brindley in left field.
With Art Finding waiting at
third, Woody Jenkins hit q high
fly ball to Ray Lorway in rowing
short but before the ball could
be brought in, Finding had
scampered across the plate for
the second tally.
PHOTOGS LACK TIMING
Poor timing had a great deal
to do with the Hillcrest defeat
as they lacked power to push
men on base around to home
plate. The first man up in five
innings reached first only to be
nipped on base or allowed to die
there.
Mary Legget frightened after
the first frame and not a single
Filler was able to round second
for the remainder of the game.
Leggett gave up five hits.
Continuing his victory streak,
Lew Ratkiewicz whipped his
fast ball past the Photographers
and only four of the Cameramen
were able to tag the ball for hits.
Art Bonnet, husky first sack
err for the Photogs, stole hitting
honors for his team by cracking
out two singles in three tries.
Brindley and Hazard garnered
the other two hits for the Cam
eramen.
Mccarthy, spunky first base
man for the Fliers duplicated
Bonnett's performance and lash
ed out two singles in three tries.
Dusseau, Blumenschein and
Stotzky got the other bingles.
The victory now gives the
Filters two victories in the play
offs. Andy's Texaco and Super
Cleaners are slated to tangle to-
night at St. Mary's stadium,
weather permitting. The win
ner of this game will play Hill
crest Tuesday night at St.
Marv's
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-31

The first American cham
payne was produced in small
winery in Cincinnati, o., in 1872
by Nicholas Longworth.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-31

THURSDAYS RESULTS
New York Z, Boston 1.
Cleveland 4. Chicago 4 feaIied after
nine innings by agreemenO.
Only games scheduled.
FRIDAYS GAMES
Cleveland ~ Detroit.
New York 1t washingtsn, twi.night.
Boston 1T Philsdelphia. twi-night.
81. Leuis At Chicago, night.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-31

THURSDAY'S NEBULIB
Pittsburgh o, Chicago 4.
Only game scheduled.
FRIDAYS GAMES
Philadelphia At Boston.
Chicago At -. Leuis, night.
Pittsburgh NJ Cincinnati, night.
Only games scheduled. q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
.Lt.CoL. Ray To
Fill Gibson Role

WASHINGTON ANPl Trn-
nrn l. Gibson Jr. IS resiRnlng
.as civilian aide TO ne secretary
of war Ills position wiil be filled
hy Marcus H. Ray Of Chi'aso'
WHO until last SATURDAY When n'
Was separated from the service a
lieutenant coloncl OF artillery
Win thc send Infantry division
Gibson proposed Rays name TO
the department.
Perhaps the primary sisni'l'
csn,e IN the change IS the TACT
mat nnliA. the experience follow +
inr World Wan ] th" post OF
cyilinn aide TO the secretary IS
l,e.k AZ remain a. an important
function at least for the balance
Of the present administration IN
Washington
The nov ci,ilian aide. a for
MGR postal cmploye IN Chicaso'
MAJ, comuanding officer OF the
.ooth field artillery battalion with
IN. famed buffalo division. UNI
M ne was flown back to Wash
,reton Monday week ago ana
informed u his new assignment
lie pf.f, ed to be separated IN
the Chicago area.
Pav is also a former 'omnanu-
i,e officer oi company F Eighth
infantry Illinois national guard.
lie was actiysted with all o'her
sua,dsmen and in January. ls4i'
CONTINUED on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
Refuses Press
Club Date After
Reading Tribune

The Detroit Tribune and the
Associated Negro Press can very
Justly take chief credit for the
fact that Hazel Scott. noted con-
cert pianist. cancelled her en-
caecment 10 play for The annual
dinner of The National Press club
~ Washington. y 4. ON Tuesday.
November - Miss scott. who
was 10 appear Ia q concert in
Detroit. Friday November y. ar
rived in Detroit y day earlier.
Thursday. November : nj 1850 in
the morning. after an engagement
Ia Grand Rapids. She and her
husband. congressman hay
ton Powell. we're visited in their
hotel room M the Bork ndllIac
IN Detroit later Thursday Ny snow
i. crigsby, whl carried them eur.
rent copies nj ils~ Detroit 1'rlh-
me, the Bctrolt editions ~ the
Pittsburgh Courier and the thro-
niclc. The Tribune was The only
one oi the three papers that ear
ried The head hcadIlncd story
from the Washington office 81
the Associated Negro Press. Stat.
Confined on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
HOLD.UP WAVE SWEEPS CITY;
VICTIMS LOSE OVER $2,243

lice authorities ~ Memphis. Tenn
we're requested by Paul wenccl
ciiof Of detectives. 20 arrest and
hold tie two suspects
III Lieut.. Tck>tcin Of the hold
NJ ,quud said he had learned
that Ior;> Lewrlling. Eugene
Middleton aud sam LeweIIing LETT
Detroit Iast saturday night ill.,
teen minutes after the hoidup
of Orm,L,'s barber shop. lie said
the, went to Memphis 10 visit
the LewelIinc boy's father. Louis
Sr.. NJ g. Waldorf street Men,
phi, The, we're last seen driving
q 1875 Ruick with Tcnn. license
mates The ear belonged Ia sam
Iewclllng.
Joseph r Hendricks. Jr 1855
Marie. IL being held on robbery
armed charge while police are
seeking his partner. judge JOS
eph a ellis signed warrant
for their arrest Tuesday morn
INK after Shine Williams. 1887
IaWley said that the defendant
and an unknown man came fo
his home on October % and
rohhed him Of 5000 BIC said they
gained entrance into tho house
Continued on Pagc ;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
KIDS EMERGE
FROM PRISONS
AS LEADERS
y, LI0sier lurrenl

LONDON, ENGLAND For the
past seven DAYS, the World Youth
conference has been meeting in
London. England By the time this
column is received and printed.
tho conference shall have been
ended Therefore shall treat
the whole conference in an o,eg-
All aspect rather than in detail
Tie conference opened in Royal
Albert Hall October 81 with a
pagenlry unparalleled. The flags
OF so nations OF Tie World pre-
coded IA, members ~ delegations
from South africa To india. from
America to Russia The might Of
the Soviet Youth was present in
a DELEGATION OF 81 delegates OBJ
servers and tfanslatois The Rus
sian delegation was BIS Tar the
must showy Of the conference.
Their delegates We're young gem
erals. heroes Of the defense OF
their cities and girls who had
fought as members OF bom0inH
sauadrons There w,re many 9th.
or DELEGATIONS whose native cos
tanc, made their appearances
most coloriul INC Chinese In
dian and lndpaesmn.
The conference Was divided IN
60 three parts tho Eight AGAINST
Faseismr Postwar Needs OF
Youth, aud "Efiectine = Wo,li
Youth Orgauizaiim rhe youth
from countries 80 recently under
tho heel OF GcDnan F.cist do
rination are worry bitter aud
their ln'ana2e While not eN-
planting whet lhey men boy The
o,or,hpuIani use oi Tho term
"FasCisf'. is r>pl.cii "a ton' as
Confined on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
$1,000 FINE IMPOSED
UPON CASSAWAY,
WITNESSES IN JAM

Harry GassaWay. 81 OF 66l
Hague avenue was sentenced last
Wednesday by Recorders Judge
John +. Scallcn TO pay fine
OF $1,000 within five days. or 70
10 prison for two yeare. II the
fine Is paid. Gassaway will be
placed on probation FOR two
years. Judge Scallen said
The defendant Was permitted 10
plead guilty a. lesser charge
~ operating y lottery while his
trial was IN progress. lie was
originally charged With consplra-
cy 10 Violate the rambling laws
During the trial two states Wit
neSse> who we're reluctant TO
testify against Gassaway we're
cited for contempt by the Court.
Gassqwav was the last Of sew
oral defendants 10 hc arrested In
connection with the operation Of
tho Greater United Eankers. an
numbers house.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17

A wave OF robberies. hold-ups
and purse snaiching swept De
trolt last Weekend and several
victims we're relieved OF more
than 81 g4s 50 in money
The biggest loss was suffered
h, Benny Orm>by. cwncr Of u
barber shop at leo II. Anioinc.
Tive armed thugs entered 0rms-
b,'> barlcr shop saturday night
nj Ii:is o'clocL. robbed him OF
sI.sm; John Washington Is. 800
T. Adams. OF $3.50 and three
other patrons OF sis cash.
Recorders judge Joseph a. Gil
lies signed robbery armed war
rants "Wednesday morning FOR The
arrests " Louis Lewelline. 90.
and Eugene Middleton. 20. in con
ne,tion Win the hold-up aud po-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
Loving Mates
Rurl Hammers,
KniiyssAndLye

Failure to settle so-Dsiied f4m-
lly alsnmcnts n,acefuiy ended
hs SEEDING four pcrsons % the
nefcans hospital last fiiav Tor
moni
The llrsf rouplc 10 tancl' in
domesti, argument vas annie
Holland. 30. aud Robevt Jordan.
81. oi 2su handler Both claim
that The, ar, common.law man
and vile. The, are hciug held
~ police prisoners ~ the Re.
ceh Ink hospital.
Nts fiultnd las m.li Stab
vunud of TO- ncsk na abdomen.
lmdaH b. -nue.ml from Stab
uound in lhr l.it chest and
batl f'oii,, ssid That both clt
taoh Htar
VIZ. lillian O'Neal. % s0I =
Palmer. arrived vi the hospital
suffering from q sllght ,kull
fracture She told police that she
was hlt on the h,nd with hmm
mrr ,, Rohi, Jenkins. cr com.
mon-'au husband
lrnkire said fhsi MI nNeii
threw hot vsfcr and l,. on MIN.
causing minor burns Of the lace.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
Christian EnQsavor Features
Tobias AT Detroit Sessions

reWgrias nationally Know N
speahcfs such as pr chnnine
u Tobias senio secretary Tor
eeryicc 10 colored mon and hn'
Of lae NNcN The inle racial
meetings or Tho YOUTH Naryh"'
for hri,t and The Church group
are coNinuins this week az Met
lnpoli'an Methodist chnfC b.
voodWard ~ Nlilstcn petror
Dr Tobias addressed the eroup
Monday night on the subject oi
"liroiherhoodr nurine the same
e,eniNe the Youth choir cf Ehe
Meier NME church sang under
the direction 81 Mrs N5cra liar-
rls
Young people from COO church
rs OF 81 denominations OF this
area are taking part in I've eight
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
Shoots Self And
Girl But FLUIDS 1t

Police believe that insanr ieai.
ousv caused Carl Ross - III
Orchestra place. 20 Shoot Miss
Betty Warren. 3D. 1855 Abbott.
and then shoot himself
The couple were broulhl 10
the Receiving hospital from the
injured woman's home last Tues
day 81 i1:45 am Ross was suf-
ferine from self-irflioted gun shot
wounds in the left wrist. and
Miss Warren was suffering from
wounds ~ the left shoulder She
told police that Ross tried % Lii
her and then Kill himself with q
s1-calibre revolver
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
Mrs. Roosevelt
Speaks Saturday
Noon In Detroit

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt widow
or the late President Roosevelt
will appear in DcirNii saturday
November II. to lecture on The
Responsibilities OF the Individual
in the Postwar World
Sponsored bv the Milhisn CT
tizeus committee she Will sp,sk
at luncheon meeting al | pm.
in the main ballroom Of me lio'cl
Boob-Cadillac.
Mrs Roosevelt. private riiHen
IL almost as busy as Mrs go1se.
welt First Lady shr works in a
small office on the ninth floor Of
Madison avenue office hllldine
in New York Her mail siili to-
tsls 100 TO 900 letters every dav
or her future plans. She Saws
only II do now what I've CONE
all n,v lie whatever turns up
and what seems useful She Is.
however planning trip 10 ne
Soviet Union IN me eslN spfius
at the iif.tsiion of is. liussiait
ambassador
Mrs Roosevelt mas take on
radio news prosrsm ~ some ia-
ture time also and is continuing
hcr daily column
In Detroit she Win ~ me -uesi
Of hcr sisicrin-law Mts i7N".
thy Roosevelt i5.s uOrlhrief
BiYrinen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
|URNED SUITOR
|1S EX-JULIET
} She SLEEPS

4 warrant charging Cleveland
Frson ~ go Brady with
|aSlne end entering in the night
n lN'fni to commit a felony.
/ signed Tuesday by Record
lnds Joseph A ellis
|li'S ldna =. oliver. G9s BRADY
her complaint 10 the Pro>ecu-
stated that on Oct. ~ AT i:I5
Z >he was awakened by John
n MIN had forced optn the
n 10 her apartment aud was
l''lng her with " knife.
|Hs Oliver was treated at the
[Nylns hospital for three stab
[4nes m her back and also
arms She said that John
mad been her boy friend,
mey had broken MP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17

dav series OF Inspiring services.
The series began hist sunday
with an Impressive march from
The Fisher bnildine to Nctropoli-
tan by several hundred young
persons oolored and white who
launched the ptoatam with a
inusinr song service led by Capt
George Campbell lately Of the
g. S Army A 7o-yoice choir
from Wa,ne sang. as did Ann
Moray soloi,t inst returned from
an extensive European ESQ tour.
The remainder or the week is
fnll Of activity also Other pro-
mincnt names appear on The
agcnda including Dr Daniel A.
Polling, president OF International
Christian tnGeasor Dr. John Il
Mott ~ New YORK City nr III.
mer lIomrighau~eu OF Princeton
uaiecrsity John Ramsay PITTS
hnreh Public Rotations Repre-
sentative OF the United Steel
Confined on page %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
Soldiers Wife
Tries Suicide

pcspoudoucv because her Inns.
band is Va tho army WAS the
reason gwen Thutdrv ny Mrs
Norriweaihcr 81 Sc r. Caniieid
for her suicide attempt
The Young a. vile attempted
10 rnd her life b, drinking iodine
She was rushed 10 the Receiving
hospital D., n Eth precinct >coni
car crew
iipc condition has been report
ed ~ he!ng improved Her hus-
band IS Joseph Mrrriweaihcr one
~ ih thousands Of CHS aNait-
ing release
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
late In-Law
prns Trucks
p Even Score

|ecsuse police believe that VIII
latham IS. 1888 Alfred. al
|'uy SCI fire to two trucks
|Vosing to q man with whom
aaa bad a fight. he Is being
Tor investigation OF arson
~ complainant. ~ brother-In-
4 VI The defendant. said they
= Ilsht In n bar NJ G42g Rus
on November .. and that
4" The fIsht WIlIle threatened
"' even with him In some
HN am on November 10.
'"o trucks were discovered
nas IN N back yard OF the
''ainants home. The arrcs,
made nv Detective Arthur
''F Of the arson squad.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
TOODLE BACKS
PEACE DRAFT
IN CAPITAL

DR. Aaron Tuodle az Detroit
viii eo to Washington nes' Utek
Us testify before the House Male
tsry Afniis committee In hchai
OF universal military irNnml
pf Toodle Is ON, Of Tho ac,rrd'
itrd dcitrste- FROM the Michigan
Division Citizens Commnirc for
Universal Nliiap Traimns Of
Nolrs Mon Other delegate who
Will SO 70 Washington to support
universal military trsininr be-
fore Tic House committee are
Mrs Lula Bachman, Detroit af-
torney and Dr Thomas Diamond
OF Ann Arhor. professor o. ,oca-
tional education a, the University
ui Michigan
Mitheaus Culens committee
fasors oar year Of universal mul.
itan training Tor ali youur mon
az soms convenient time between
Jhe ages on " aud %.
Col owen j. Clcary. secretary
~ Che Michiean's Citizens com
miiiee states that = national
poll has established the fact thar
20 per- cent Nmrficaus favor uni-
vcrsai military training and that
spot checks in various combat
areas have shown that more than
50 per cent or service men favor
n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
SPECIAL OFFICER
CAUGHT IN NET
OF BRIBE CHARGES

4 chafee ciOWins out ~ q
rand on private residence az
5eil brush street last Friday
NIGHT in which special police
officer has been accused ~ dc-
mandns $50 uom Mrs Hattie
Miller. 81. the occupant is be-
lux investigated ON orders OF Po-
lice Commissioner John lIal-
lengeI
AZ the trial ~ Mrs. MILLER aud
Iobert Jordan. ~. ol l2s D..
Palmer. Tuesday morning before
Iudre christopher l.. Stein. Mrs.
Miller stated that WiIIinm Dun
har forced his WAY Into her home
last Friday night and asked her
for -s5a before the sergeant
CONTINUED on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
NOTICEr

on account oi The Thanks
giving holiday on Thursday.
November -. alI news intend
ed irr publication in next
WEEKS issue al the Detroit
Tribune must reach our Of
Iice moi later than - noon.
Nurda,. November ~. Nd
,cril>ing cop, must he In 10y
noon Tuesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
Wanton Staying
Witnessed By
TAAF Cadets

c0LrMBrS. Ca NNpi "a a
result % The fatal shooting Of
p.f Lester Wiggins ~ BerninS
soldier VINO was sint ty White
ro'rcnsn at C0,lmbae loot
BAN game OCT es intesneauon
~ Tie occnrtfee was started
Ills Ne.l
lst. wissus native of De-
iroif died two days before he
was 70 have been discharged from
TIE ata1
~ Benrins authorities Qaos-
tiQned several primary cadets II
1a-keece Arny AIR field eho
vere ,tewiinesseS 10 The snoof-
Tvs ar4ne ~ tle statement
~ e3det made 10 IT. Cecil r.
Poole. asfsieNi uial judge adro-
cste ~ TAAf the following is
what happened
ron Friday OCT ~ vas With
g group ~ aviation cadets in Co
lsmor, We had come from TAsF
'N Ninnd "a inofbail cans and
.wrfe napue Tor bus 20 TO-
fefe - lnsfecee Trait, vas
contested after me game and
soldie -ood ln HE street fo a.
frtt q As We were standing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
1azel scott Hits Back At Jim Crow
PROBE VICIOUS
LEAFLETS USED
IN ELECTION

The ofe ~ Wevne oAniv
prosecifor Gefsld 0Huen 'ns
w.ek siafled aN investigation iu'u
the source 81 anti elal rers-
tare circulated "a %, recent ma.
yoraty election The invespsa-
ton ,ane rs iae etst ~ Mef-
nation Ned wI,b @ Bfan Of
flee hy l9e ava g ffaNrensiesu
who Nas afeNea ly VI t.a-
ward lfiiues
4 ue,k before the election The
Detroit lrihrnc Published a front
page cdto"ill Ia which il report.
ed that ~ anli.fAcial l,aflci wa
h,ins printed for di>tribuiion 60
d,scredi and dcfamc Rev. hnrIe>
T. Tin. council candidate. aud
traoAen>ifcn. ~ tie November
10 Issue ei the fribrne. another
editorial all,d attention 10 The
leafici and reproduction OF the
distorted pictures used.
The leaflst bore a photograph
of FranteiiNctn saoninS r'o q
nacronaoue and near 30 i was
pAoiostsph 10 the i,sy Nsi'e,
i4l candidate TOW cpaetit
WAR Wrlflael ia fhe Mnr' as
ihtsier, iiarfna Avenue ,Nt-fti
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
Australia Begins
Lily-White Purge

SYDNEY. Australia CAMP
The movement 10 pure, This
ccuntr, Of all colored peo-
pies VIA came here during
The war was officially reported
here lat week y, the tanber.
RI correspondent oi The Sydncy
sun. As >noD ~ shipping Is
available. nearly l.jn0 Chimes.
viii he dcported from The i.
hand ~ Naurn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
Finds Dead Man

FLOYD Hurley 500 p. Columbia
vas round dead At his home on
Nov at $50 pm by Fannie
Hollis s. Hurley was dressed
ana sberc were NO marks Of Nio-
Ien.e on his hoJv
The Coroncr's office frpof''"
bis desth was due to natural
causes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
|uders And
Indicate
doubled Times

PROOF iha there is little peace
| Dsro' home front was e,i-
kd lt SATURDAY when re-
ks a sument- fights. stab
tr and murder kept homicide
b. ofNctrS busy all day
b. MS murder within VII
b Be ls443 Goddard Was
on inittance to tho Re-
s hospital
J. INNER OF the homicide
u sA his investigation re-
a lia Dcll had an argument
AZ ahnown man Who was
I've women in front OF 1872
huds lie said one OF the
IN Is opposed TO have said
BIN and Bell wts stsbbed
% ca,
#ltn Questioned at The re-
pa hospftai' where she was
rnc lom several decorations
ne slp Mrs. Jscoucline
i'or no Orleans told Dt.
Ds7 Hughes Of the ho-
ad that her husband
lac on got into an argu-
Wiih her and cut her with
|rie fa then beat her with
|loe
y srs nont with three men
an N-aland street car, at
- pn suited IN the stahning
|sp'u rrin. 81. OF s1S owen.
pm he was stabbed hy
/ Of ir mon as the THO left
or Eeaubien and Piquette.
|lon<o LeGrew. 81. 4S50 ST.
Pm va dead when he arrived
|he I living hospital In~prc-
'aar.'s Searle said that Lee
" Nas attacked three weeks
ff Tree men who struck
on a head He had been
IF ne Treatment OF a private
N'iae since The alteration
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17
B.W.I. Organize
New Welfare Group

COLON Panama = ~ 49,
new welfare organization wy
S,risb West Indiana Violate as'
soc,atlon mas bcen organized PEI. ..
ana viii coordinate iis efforts
len Tho British Service commit
Too 10 attain ereater recosn'', 0'.
,ron, tho British government TOT
West Indians said Ernest o. 80
m,cson. field organiser '"''
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-17

CcOufluned on PAGE p
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
'Nagel Exposes
Self to Enemy
Artillery Fire

Tech. Corp. James l.. Nagel, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w. Nagel, OF
Trenton, has been awarded the Sill
yer Star for gallantrys in action
against the Nazis, January 5.
News of the citation was re-
ceived by his parents in letter
this week.
During an enemy artillery bar
rage in the fighting for Luxem-
bourg, Nagel voluntarily exposed
himself to the enemy's fire by pro-
ceeding to examine the area into
which the rounds of ammunition
were falling and to assist in obtain
ing shell reports.
The information he obtained was
responsible for the neutralizing of
the enemy battery and the action
occurred when any interruption in
the operations of Nagel's divisions
artillery would have seriously ham,
pered support of the divisions eff
forts.
Corporal Nagel is with General
George Patton's third army. A
member of the field artillery he was
sent overseas last June and is now
located in Germany.
A graduate of Trenton Slocum-
Truax high school, he has been in
service since January %, 1943
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-19
Trenton to Top
Clothing Quota

Trenton is out to exceed its quota
of seven tons Of clothing for the
United National clothing collection
now underway, according to Rus
sell j. Barrow, local chairman.
April Is to % has been set as
clean out your closet week" Bar
row announced and continued with
the request for all housewives. 20
cooperate in getting all . discarded
clothing ready for the drive and
deposit it at the nearest village col
lection depot.
Depots are located in all village
gasoline stations, schools, churches,
fire department in the municipal
building, and the post office
Barrow'S committee includes Fred
Fielder, Mrs. Donald G. Morrison,
Mrs. Theodore Merrihew, Herbert
S. Curtis. John Mitchell, Lloyd Cur
rey, Cartel Penn, Paul Stawicki,
Carl Ziegler, William Richmond and
Fred Christmas.