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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
pevers for BrsdleyI

PARIS. June ? uNs)-Supreme
Allied headquarters tonight an
nounced that 1t. Gen DeverS had
assumed temporary command Of
the Twelfth United States Army
Group in the absence of 1t. Gen.
Bradley. who has left for the
United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Allies Nearer
China Bases
Victories Put Japs
in Really Tight Spot
Adm. Woodward Says:
By CLARK II. WOODWARD
Rear Admiral, Z. s. Ssvy

WASHINGTON, June ? tlNS)
The military situation in China
has hettered considerably during
the last month.
In fact the successful Chinese
CounfC-0HcnsNe which checked
the japanese attempt 10 seize the
main American air base at Chih-
kiang in Human Province, 80
miles southeast Of Chungking,
marked the turning point OF the
Sino-JapaneSe war.
Among heartening features oi
this counteroffcnsiNe was the eNi-
dence that the recently opened
Stilweu road and its parallelng
pipeline had begun 10 pay ClNl-
dends with increased deliveries oi
vital supplies, and that the Chr
nese transportation system had
proved 10 be a match for that OF
the enemy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Ex.Defroiter Indicted

QUINCY, Ill, June q Charles
B. Fauls, 26, who formerly lived
on Collingwood in Detroit, was
under a federal grand jury indict-
ment today for the $4,000 rob-
berry of the First National Bank
of Greenville. Ill. last March 30.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
New Music Training

Teacher training courses IN
music education have been added
toFhe summer program of the
University of Detroit. which be-
gins June 1S. Registrations begin
June IA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Carol Tires Of Mexico

PARIS. June 2 UP)-King
Carol of Rumania was reliably
reported today 10 have asked
the French government for per-
mission to live in France with
his red-haired mistress, Magda
LupeScu. They now live in
MpNiCO
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Negro Driver Ban
Aired at Hearing
Union Representatives
Fail to Attend Session

Representatives Of the AFL
Teamsters Union failed 10 appear
Saturday as the Presidents Fair
Employment Practices Committee
opened a hearing in the Federal
Building on charges discrimination
against Negroes in employment of
truck drivers.
The committee is hearing COM
plants that at least - Detroit
area trucking companies have
been unable 10 hire Negro drivers
because of union opposition.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
THREE oBJECTIvEs

Apparently the armies Of Cen
eraASsimo- Chang kai-shek are
pressing offensives against the
enemy in order 10 obtain the fol-
lowing objectiveS:
. To halt enemy operations in
the interior by counterattack-
ing in force, as at ChihNang.
. To strike for gatewayS along
the coast as invasion bases, and
in order 10 receive Allied sup
plies.
. To sever Japan's communica-
tons corridor linking Man.
churia with Indo-China IN order
10 prevent troops IN the south
from moving north.
With regard 10 the frst-men-
toned objective. new blows are
being struck at japanese positions
all along the 900-mile western
front Of the occupied territory
from Shanhsien in the north 10
the French Indo-China border,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
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When disorder OF Kidney function permits
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
DRIVER TESTIFIES

SteanneS Lloyd OF 444 Moore
Place a Negro driver for the DSR,
testified he was told by super
visor at Dealers Transport Co.
that the company hired no
Negroes in Detroit, after he was
referred by USES.
FEPC Examiner Edward Swan
reported that Oscar Purvey. a
Negro Of 1912 Washburn, and
a member of Local 247 of the
Teamsters, told the committee he
failed 10 obtain a job at u. ).
Trucking Co.
Swan declared that he was in
formed by the company'S employ
ment manager that Local 299 OF
the union threatened a walkout
of white truckers if Negroes were
hired.
Cyrenius Newcomb, VINO chief
Of manpower utilization in Mich
iCan. stated that some employers
admitted they did not hire
Negroes because of union opposi-
ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
QUOTES UNION HEAD

Simon Stickgold, counsel for the
committee. said he had inter
viewed James Hoffa, head of the
union. about 10 days ago
"Hoffa asked me whether the
committee had subpoena powers
or any power TO impose PEN
alties." Stickgold said
II told him we had no such
power. He then stated he would
not attend the hearing"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
KEY BASES SOUGHT

Meanwhile Chinese troops sup
ported by American bombers and
fighters, are battering toward two
enemY-held former American air
bases in south central China
Packing and Liuchow. These are
key points on the western flank
of the bread corridor cutting
across China and offering the only
good avenue of retreat for enemy
forces.
Should the drive result in re-
capture OF Liuchow and Kweilin,
American air control Of all south
China would be assured. thus paw
ing the way for American land
ings on the China coast where
there is a possibility of reaching
the interior. Once this be accom-
plished the flow OF war materials
TO Chinese forces would be vastly
increased.
Should Chinese control of
Fukien and Kiangsi provinces
be thus built up, il would threaten
the enemyS communication cor
ridor from the east while organ
lied Chinese armies make their
drives from the west.
tNoTE-The opinions expressed and ,hs
assertions made herein are my own and
not 10 be construed as official or reheotlug
r. any way the views of the navy depart
ment or the naval service al large
Copyright is45. International News Service
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

ADVFRTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

ADvERTlsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Tampa Highway Hub

In the heart of this beautiful
west coast section lies the city of
Tampa -- the commercial indus
trial, entertainment. shopping and
medicarNcenter Of the entire area
Wide, smooth highways le d
from Tampa TO tropic beauty y
spots, TO colorful citrus groves and
truck farms, 10 the lakes the Gulf
beaches. and 10 the many thriving
west coast cities.
In fact over these highways il
is no more than pleasant drive
from Tampa 10 any place on the
Florida west coast.
In this section there arc hun
dreds Of natural tropic beauty
spots such as the Box Sanctuary
and Singing Tower in Lake Wales
Cyprus Gardens. at Winter
Haven Rainbow Springs, near
Dunnellon Silver Springs. at
Ocala the M Mya k k River
Jungle, near Venice Dupree
Gardens and the Hillsboro River
State Park. near Tampa and
many others that arc perhaps not
so well know but equally aS
beautiful.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Miami Beach
Prepares for
Year

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Dec. IS
Stepping briskly out of its war
time role as host TO the Army Air
Forces, a trim and picturesque
Miami Beach today stands ready
this season to entertain the great
est number Of civilian guests in
its history
Hotel accommodations and rec
reational facilities increase daily
with the rapid evacuation Of mill
tary personnel from hotels
War department schedules pro-
vide for release Of the last Of
Miami BeachS palm-lined hotels
by army redistribution and conva-
leScent commands by Christmas
Eve. but the army Is working 10
days ahead Of schedule. The army
has returned 10 civilian owners all
but a score Of the 24S hotels il
leased
All OF Miami Beach's 33l hotels
- Ouc-tOurth of Elorida's total
spacc-wlll be in civilian use al
least week before Christmas. II
the present pace continues. Al the
peak Of the air forces training
program S5 per cent of Miami
BeaCh's 5 hotel rooms were leased
10 the war dopaIIwcnt for few
cents more than So per man per
month or approximately 20 cents
a dav
Win An average of approx
malciy 30 per cent occupancy in
hotels in civilian use. ample ac-
con}modationS for visitors now are
available. Reservations in most
Miami Beach hotels are obtain
able a. this time for any part Of
the winter season. However. pres
ent indications point 10 capacity
business for certain hotels during
the peak of the season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Points Of Interest

At Tarpon Springs one may SEQ
the picturesque sponge fleet, the
Greek divers who collect the
sponges from the bottom Of the
sea
Sarasota offers the Ringing art
museum. as well As the winter
quarters OF the Ringing circus. In
s.. Petersburg the fan2og, million
dollar pier extends far our into
Old Tampa Bay
From L d k Q d n d 20 Winter
Haven the rich land IS dotted with
beautiful blue lakes. Colorful
citrus groves, and truck farms.
While all along the Cult Coast,
from Clearwater 10 Fort Myers.
lie the glistening white beaches
and the sparkling green waters Of
t7r Gulf Of Mexico.
Since the sun shines almost
every day on the Florida west
coast, there's plenty OF oppOrtu-
nifty for variety of healthful out
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Line Orders 53
.PassengerCars

CHICAGO, Dec. 15-Although
the transportation of returning
troops IS still the main concern Of
Rock Island Lines passenger Of
ficialS, plans are being made to
handle a heavy volume Of postwar
travel as soon as military move
ments permit
Orders for approximately S.
100000 worth of new passenger
equipment have been placed with
car manufacturing companies. and
as soon aS deliveries can be made
the cars will be placed in regular
service on runs over the Company'S
S.000-uile system.
a total of 50 new cars have been
ordered. including day chair cars,
chair night coaches, sleeping.
observation lounge and dining
cars This equipment will be built
OF stainless steel streamlincd
throughout. and will have all Of
the modern comfort features.
Travellers who wish 10 take
tranScontinental trips with out
Pullman accommodations may ride
in chair night coaches. an inno-
walton in passenger car design. In
these coaches. reclining seats and
leg rests may be adjusted 10
chaise.lounge position.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Winter Events

Plenty of other interesting and
exciting events are also listed on
the Florida west coast calendar
this winter; the world famous
Florida State Fair, at Tampa,
Feb. 5-l6; the unique Greek
Cross ceremony Tarpon Springs,
Jan s, Florida Orange Festival,
Winter Haven. Jan 1924. Cen
trail Florida Exposition, Orlando,
Feb 23-2S, Sara de Sofa
Pageant, Sarasota, March 81.
Festival of States. ST. Peters
burg, April 2-l0; Tomato Festival,
Webster, May 81, and many. many
others.
Then, too, there's always that
favorite Florida pastime--loahng
in the sun!
All of these things, then-sun-
shine, natural beauty. recreation.
entertainment. interesting places
and friendly communicable up
10 make "Victory's Vacationland
"A land Of true enchantment
where you will enjoy visit be-
yond compare with any othe T
you've ever had
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Florida West Coast
Again Lures Visitors

door sports. This section has many
beautiful and sporty golf courses
g.. picturesque trails for horse
back riding -. wild land for
hunting e. hundreds of lakes for
fresh water ( fish ing. And, Of
course. there arc all the salt water
spOrts-deep sea fishing, boating,
aqua-planlng, swimming, as well
as outdoor games such as horse
shoe pitching and shuffleboard.
Many golf tournaments. tennis
tournaments, sailing boat races.
tarpon and other fishing tourna-
ments, are scheduled for the
Florida west coast during 1916.
The Cincinnati Reds, major league
baseball team, will train in Tampa
from March to April, and they'll
play many games with National
League. American League and
American Association teams also
IN training on the west coast. Dog
racing will attract many visitors
in Tampa. sarasota and St.
Petersburg throughout the entire
winter season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Canadian Resort
Hotels TO Reopen

MONTREAL. Dec. Is Closed
since 1912 by the war, summer
hotels Of the Canadian Pacific
Railway from the Atlantic Coast
10 the Rockies will reopen next
June, prepared 10 handle an ALL
time high in tourist traffic, II
was announced today.
Those affected are BanfI Springs
Hotel, Chateau Lake Louise and
Emerald Lake Chalet. all In the
Rockies, where four lodges Lake
OHara, Yoho Valley, Lake Wapta
and Moraine Lake-alSo VIII re-
open, as well as the Algonquin
Hotel and the Digby Pines in the
Maritimes. All-eXpenSe tours in
the Canadian Rockies also will be
resumed next summer
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

sions, material things? What
brings happiness is the pressure
Of a hand. a sweet word, the
companionship of a loved one.
They put radiance on the fem
inine face. They keep the face
smiling, the figure young, the
step light.
Nagging thoughts, emotions
that have 10 do. with fear. anger
or hatred, cast shadows on your
face.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Miami FISHING
To Draw 250,OQO

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Tcc. IS
An a.l-tIme high prize value Of
$4,000 VIII be SCI In 20 for the
annual Metropolitan miami Fish
mg Tournament - which draws
more contestants than any other
2ln-le sports event I'M the world
Sponsored jointly By tho mu-
inequalities of Miami Beach and
Miami the 99-day tournament al
tracts each year approximately
250l00 anglers who enter nearly
$1,000 catches. II starts Jan t.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
TAMPA. Fla Dec l5.

TAMPA. Fla, Dec L..
RACK in the days when travel
- was restricted, now beHn d
Northerners could only dream Of
sunshine. flowers, blue lakes. and
glitterlng white beaches. Now,
these dreams are becoming reality,
as the dreamerS hurry, unhin-
dered. to the Florida west coast
Yes. the west coast Of Florida
is a land where dreams come true
"a land where one may relax
completely. enjoying the beauties
provided by nature, as well as the
outdoor sports and exciting events
devised by man.
From Ocala on the north. 10 Fl.
Myers on the south-from Lake
Wales on the east 10 Clearwater
on The west - II is a h Q a ny,
happy land, filled with interesting
things 10 do and see
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

tent, to find life interesting and
ZeStful.
II won't do TO say II l only
had that or If conditions were
different % No life is entirely
10 ones liking. There are bound
TO be difficulties Of one kind or
another BY building a philos-
ophy that works day after day
one can forget the ifs and be
content.
After all, don't many Of us
put too high a value on posses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Danish Baniis SUP uperstiitfiion, Keep Younq

THERE are women who seem
afraid to be happy. They
cherish a funny old superstition
which makes them fancy that if
they are too happy something
viii surely happen TO make
them miserable.
} The main business of life be-
sides providing ourselves with
food and lodgings is to be con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Canadian Express
Promotes Official

TORONTO. Dec. 15-S. Nc.
Mahon, formerly assistant traf-
&c manager OF the Canadian
Pacific Express CO., has been
appointed assistant general
manager of the company with
headquarters a. Toronto. Il "a
announced hy J. r. Coulter,
president and manager.
Evening star., 1945-02-25

fighting and had
liked she liked laugh and
in
hall board which could Certificate Disability Discharge
On
Evening star., 1945-02-25
A Story
That Touches All
America

Forces, presented Assignment Home"
preview of what the returning soldier faces.
In that program - the first of current
weekly series - one boy, Danny German,
who came home, stood for 10000, 600 who
aren't here yet. And as we listened we learned
something important: The story of Danny
German is too big for radio network alone,
too big for a magazine, too big for motion
picture studio. That explains this issue of
THIS WEEK.
WORKING with General Somervell and his
Army Service Forces, we have become part
ners with radio and movies. We told CHS
we'd like to bring Danny German to life with
pictures and words They gave us everything
they had = including the script by Sgt.
Arthur Laurents, which has been adapted to
these pages by Jerry Mason.
We went to Columbia Pictures. They gave
us everything they had - their studios,
cameramen, sets. And for our preview,
Janet Blair and Lee Bowman, their stars,
became Jean and Danny German. The
result has been this and the following pages.
On them THIS WEEK Magazine, the Columbia
Broadcasting System and Columbia Pictures
present the greatest story of the year -
Assignment Home"
WILLIAM I. NICHOLS, Editor
Evening star., 1945-02-25

Radio, the movies, and
THIS WEEK took over...
Tr's early. They're still fighting in foxholes
i in Europe, in Asia, in the jungles of the
Pacific islands. But some are coming home.
Home from the wars. Not one. Thousands.
Thousands already home. There is no cheer
ing music in their bullet-shy ears, no confetti
on their tired shoulders. Do they care? Sure
they care.
They look at their no-longer LA bodies
and minds - and they care plenty. But they
care more they worry more, about other
things. About wives and homes and families.
About sweethearts and friends, about food.
About money. About jobs. You see - they
want to live now.
Thousands of our fighting boys have been
given their final assignment - Assignment
Home.
Bur there are millions who haven't had it
yet We have to start getting ready for them.
And.that's where we come in.
A few Saturday afternoons ago. the Editors
of THIS WEEK heard radio program. The
Columbia Broadcasting System, in oollabora-
ton with the War Department. Army Service
Evening star., 1945-02-25
TELL 70 SWEEkEYl.. by SGT. Csssss n. Assfs ~
Cover ky Dsk lssviff

Names and descriptions Of all characters fiction stories
and ssnincton articles In this magazine wholly
imaginary. Any name which happens to BE- the
that Of living dead u colncidental
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

bing wot he was unable to finding place where
he was unknown. Und il broke Goidy Click witt
de osteopat her engagement, doc to de fact wot
she didn't like his roadside manner Instead from
de sidewalk cafe, il now develops, dollink dot IL
was de Bloomboigs foiniture. On accent it de.
manded from dem de landlord de apartment for
his own inhabitance. Marigold Schwartz, you re.
member her, sends you de best regards from her
whole family
Sunday was still de heat wave wot il was In.
wited Uncle Pincus witt de goil friend Batty.Loo
to spend witt her high society aunt in Scarsdale
de weekend. A guest room, a gudgeous one.
dey provide for Pincus, except wot 1t didn't pre-
wall in de windows screens to keeping out mos.
quitoes, witt wasps, witt comets. Blstering hot,
witt de windows closed is de climate wot 1t sleeps
Pincus gradually in pair shorts only. In de
middle from dc night desperately he opens wide
de window it should fly into de room some
breeze.
So instead from breeze, it flies him in de
room, Tapping de wings, bat. so dun't esk
Calmly II concocts Pincus stragedy how he
should illuminate from de room de bat He opens
crack de door, und gives down de hall whisper
"BattyLoo! So wait yet till / tell you what
happens
Up it jumps from fright BattyLoo, witt a de-
mand "Wot Is it7" So 1t replies Pincus "A ten
mis- racket witt you UnCle's helmet from de last
cOpyrSh. Isi5 King Features Syndicate me.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

war, mine dear. No questions. please!"& Und
close he gives de door IL shouldn't ny maybe de
bat by someone else In de house in de hair. Con.
clusions 1t makes Batty.Loo dot maybe from de
heat it's got Pincus attack. Und in order to hu.
moring him till she could multiplying de sanitarium,
she slides him troo de crack in de door de tennis
racket witt de helmet. IN de process, il wakes up
by her de whole family, witt de fifteen guests.
Moo Moo!
Duels it commences Pincus witt de bat. w,
he wears for fortifcation de helmet und witt de
tennis racket he assays to dispossess troo de win.
dow de bat Wot sprightfully it makes de bat out
from de way power dives witt loops witt barrel
rolls.
Troo de keyhole Is peeklng. terrified de whole
family. All wot dey could see is Pincus witt hel.
met on de head playing two o'clock in de morning