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With a Buckeye
In Congress. :.

of service to earn the total OF eikH-
tv-f,ve points required for dis
charge, but are still badly needed ~
home II is rumored here that war
Department consideration may
soon be given to reducing the point
quota needed for discharge, or y
granting additional credits for de-
pendency, age. etc.
President Truman has announ-
ced his opposition to any reduction
IL Federal taxes, either on individ-
,lals or corporations, until after
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-05-25
FEAT U r ES
Nv Clarence J. Brown,

Nv Clarence j. Brown,
Member OF Congress. 7th Ohio Dist.
There is q well defined rumor
coating about washington that the
Iananese are trying desperately TO
aua some way to get out Of TINS
var as quickly and easily as posi-
bio. Japanese industrialists and
ananeiers who do not wish TO see
their properties destroyed, as were
,,,,ae Of Germany, are said to pe
urging peace by negotiation ~
quickly as 1t can be arranged
America and Britain are standin9
na, on unconditional surrender and
are preparing to force It by tne
weight OF arms President Truman
.haa told the world and especially
tho Japanese just what uncondi-
,,ona, surrender VIII mean Tor IA
ran 1I;s statement was considered
good diplomacy and effective psy-
Geological warfare. It will take fonr
or Eve months to concentrate the
f,,u American and British power
against japan. It Is quite possible
he Japanese Government may ca
,itulate during that time.
r.
While discharges of men from
he Army under the War depart
nen, $ point system are speeding up
rom day to day, complaints are be-
1inning to come in that the system
-ails to give any credit for age or
dependents other than children. or
| 10 give proper consideration to men
with large families or special skills
| who have not had sufficient length
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ROPES EN- IN--sTRlNcS EN- ALONG
Using tactics Of the West. Marine technical
sergeant from Philadelphia used Iasso to
rope In three Japs on q Pacific island. Un-
armed except for knife when he saw Jap
disappearing into covered shell hole, the
Leatherneck impropiscd lasso from piece
OF rope, twirled 1t into the dark hole and
hauled out prisoner on the first try. Al Sec
ond JAp came out OF the hole and surrendered.
A third Jap In the hole played dead" and
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-05-25
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-05-25
SMOKE scRss;. FOR THE NAVY

The. Navy recently procured for ships
stores afloat and It's advanced bases sa3
million packag ges Of cigarettes, LIB Mill
Lion cigars, ~ million packages Of pipe
tobacco, 1le0o0 packages Of saTSKfnx
tobacco. 53,0O0 packages OF snnff. 1,4i8.-
900 pipes. 100000 lighters and 200 rail-
lion boxes Of matches.
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ing a previous OF the United States
combined Contrary wdely-hed belief. the average
Jap has dculty pTonouncng the latter IT. But hs cannot m
such passwords Ialapacoza" .LNlputian' The
standard atplane parachute when opened has umbrella
rrNad cf feat s . ssss 4 st
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gfAdutes who plan TO enter college.
The Sorority also supports a Ma
tional Non-partisan Lobby at
Washington, D. c. which tries to
investigate and pass bills That con-
tribute to the welfare of our race.
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japan is defeated This means there
is little or no likelihood Of tax re-
lief before 1916, at least. Congress
sional committees will. however.
proceed with the early preparation
OF legislation to give tax reduc-
tions, as an aid to reconversion ana
peace time employment, as soon as
possible after hostilities end.
Plans are now being made for an
early meeting of Churchill. Truman
and Stain to talk over Big Three"
matters. The exact time and place
OF their conference have. OF course,
not yet been announced, but It =
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-05-25

TAKES orr 70 PREPARE FOR LANDING
Shortest airline In the world Is ,opcratec
between two islands in Pacific atol
where Marine Air Wing lis based.
tiny plane flies the one e-milc trip, maxi
Ing an average Of 20 flights daily and
ON buck privates to adairals. The plane
,su,nels- .t'r asboat i nuivss al hour.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Navy Renews Pleas
For Secrecy on Paris
|0f Pearl Harbor File
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
The Navy has renewed its
pleas to Senators to keep part of
it's Pearl Harbor file bottled up.
This was learned today in the
wake of reports that Rear Admiral
Husband E. Kimmel does not want
a court-martial during the ap-
preaching congressional inquiry into
the military disaster.
Admiral Kimmel, naval COM
mander at Pearl Harbor when the
japanese struck, was said to have
given that reply to court-martial
offer from Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal. His letter was not made
public, but persons familiar with
its contents interpreted it as leav-
ing the way open to a later trial.
Admiral Kimmel has frequently de-
manded one in the past.
The matter of the still-secret por-
tions of the Navy inquiry boards
report came up at closed session
of the Senate Naval Affairs Com
mittee. Comdr. w. H. English was
said to have told members the serv-
ice fears other nations will learn
how it broke the japanese code if
the complete record is made public
Messages Linked to Attack.
The portion involved repeatedly
contains messages bearing directly
on the Pearl Harbor attack. Some
committee members said privately
they think these ought to be made
public.
Without commenting directly on
these reports, Chairman Walsh said
the committee will decide soon
whether part OF the information
should be withheld in order to pro-
tect sources the Navy may want to
use in the future. This course was
urged by Secretary Forrestal in sub
mitting the full report
Senator Walsh, however, indicated
the committee is likely to decide the
matter on this basis: Is the infor-
nation important enough to the
congressional investigation to wave
aside the Navy's fears?
Its decision probably will come, he
said, in recommendation to the
Joint Congressional Inquiry Commit
tee of 10 members expected to be
named within the next day or two
Two Republicans Acceptable.
Senator Mcclellan Democrat, oil
Tennessee, the presiding officer
Evening star., 1945-09-13

said he may name the Senate's per-
sonnel this week end.
Il have to choose committee in
which the country will have COM
plete confidence" he told reporter.
Senate Republicans said Senator
McKellar has agreed to accept their
recommendations for Senators Fer
guson of Michigan and Brewster
of Maine as minority members.
Majority Leader Barkley told
Evening star., 1945-09-13

newsmen he was being urged %
mead the group, but doesn't want to
take on the assignment.
Speaker Rayburn said he might
name the five House members today
or tomorrow.
Evening star., 1945-09-13
Rail Emburqo Lifted

Mexico has lifted its embargo on
United States rail cars entering the
country.
Evening star., 1945-09-13

/ here are loud honkers blatting squawkers, and
hroay auto horns that speed you to the curb with grand
opera fanfare but horn always wins special
that tells her you're out front Waitng And to get
that special flavor, take her where they serve
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Outshot itan Fiue
Whips w. Ontario

After watching his University
Of Detroit basketball team score
It's third victory of the season by
defeating Western Ontario. - 20
81 IN the HaCkcit Field House
last night. Coach Lloyd Brazil
called for the charts OF the game
to discover whether the TItanS
accuracy far off AZ IllunoI,
earlier IN the weeek had I'M
proved Q
He smiled with satisfaction
after examining the charts They
showed that while Western ON
tario had taken more shot, ~ the
basket the TItanS were better al
hitting IT,
emo Solrau again captured
scoring honors last night hitting
the basket SIX times converting
Two free throws Center ~
ScorcIo. who made three baskets
and two free throws, Was high for
Western Ontario
The TItanS moved ahead when
eslt-fd Art SteiSry ntaftt-- & trt-fd
goal IN thp FIRST minute Of play
and remained in front until tho
finish They had Is points before
Western Ontario scored rs first
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
LOOE. Guys
Gal Shoots 2qq
For New Mark

4 Tim hit on-the twelfth bah
that sent the FIVE pm rocking
before 1t came to rest stood be-
tween Miss Crystal Wolfe and. a
800 last night at Winter Garden.
But her 299 is new hIgh-gamc
standard for the women'S senior
individual competition
Only one woman IN the De
tron district, HATTIE Wooster, ever
rolled a perfect game. That was
two years ago.
Eleven pocket hits preceded
that twelfth delivery Miss Wolfe
finished with 735 10 lead the squad
and break the feeera of 2SSS 23SSS held
by her Olympic todmmate, Louise
Stockdale
There were some other sharp
counts last night Gladys Demp-
Sey. 722 Flo MoryS, 7l9 Marie
Shamrock, us, Dorothy BrIchta.
III.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
SWestern Sets Record in 1926 Win
Snow Helps
WayneW
.Weakens Torontoe
g
Leads TO Ronnp

The weather elements, chiefly
the snow, probably had something
TO do with il. but Wayne Univer-
Sltys basketball team in rolling
To rs fourth consecutive victory
in as many starts tins season. last
night enjoyed a much softer
time than expected in beating
University of Toronto. 5O-25, at
the Mackenzie High gym.
The highly touted all-veteran
Canadian contingent. who never
Threatened the TartarS, played
without the services OF both their
coach. Roy Dillworth, and captain,
Gordon Wallace. Because Of in
ability TO leave Toronto with the
team. they flew down. Only they
didn't arrive until after the game,
since their plane was delayed en-
route,
NaNno jumped away 10 an carly
ij-t lead and Coastcd thereafter.
enabling Coach Newman Ertcll
10 plan his entire force. ANcrv
Jackson topped the Wayne attack
with four goals and FIVE fouls and
was followed by Bonnie Weinberg
with five baskets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
MANI SCORES l6

+arry Mdnl, JunCalcer forward
topped the scorers with l6 points
while Del Lang gathered - tc
pace DENLY II was Dcnby'S sec
Ond victory m three starts
Iamtramck kept ltN slate clean
but only after a tough luSSlc from
Ca>> Tech, 27-24 The Cosmos led
after closc-chcCking FIRST half,
81 and managed 10 stay a few
points IN front ,he rest of the
way PM Jones topped the WIN
ncrS with 10 points
Miller took over the top spot in
the Southeast group 10y overcom-
ing Eastern. 3l-27. Tor its second
straight This also was close all
the way the TroianS leading
lb-li, al the half and 25-23 gonG
into the final quarter. Sam Gee
starred for the winners with II
points.
Western also remained in the
unbeaten class with a 3S-l9 de.
clsIon over Northwestern. Tho
Cowboys were safely IN front al
the IntermIsSlon. POI Jim An
gcloS was high with = markers
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Mum Awaits
Further Word

ANN ARBOR. Dec 10 DUPI
- Clarence CBlg) Mum, Un.s
vcr>lly ol Michigan line coach
admitted today that he had bcu
in informal contact with SyF1-
cuse officials concerning a Job rs
head coach. The former Mime
sofa University football star pte-
Viously had said that he had
received no offer OF tho post re.
linqulShed by Ossie Sclcm,
Mum said that the New York
Institution had contacted him
"but has not mentioned salary dr.
ranCemcnlS or contracts.
He added that he was awaiting
further word. The big line coach
was Solcm'S assistant at Syracuse
in 1887 curing Solem FIRST season
there.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Fight Results

NV YOrK-Rssu lasF lff hufue'a
ca dcc'aaned WlIr Jrye'. lst.. CsH
Ind 90.
MONTREAL-Cu0 So" lTsf Montreal
otria1ncd Al Gusda. lrqta Ntt York 90.
PHtiADEL pIuh h-WIle N...e t-f THta
{ pHs decitioned Richie Ml}ashl.u. l-e
NrN YORK o..
ROSTON-Nar,a EsuarIa 'f".t NuAI.
CIV occisIouet Jimmy NDDaaiU.s l4l.
los Angelo liOI
WORCESTER. Mass Jack ~Hl-cIf Arm
strong lg1 Toronto osclJaEe1 Nst,i Lst.
I7Oi. Ncv Ynrs 40.
NEW iThNS-Cfa'kt Nr.-r' 13t -.
Angeles outpllntcd Johnny Hlauau. 1897.
f-nIrar
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

O'Conner Takes
White Sox Post

CHICAGO, Dec. IS rUP)- Les
lie n. O.Connor. after - years
as assistant commissioner Of
baseball. retired today to become
vice president of the Chicago
White son, succeeding Harry
Grablner
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

lorgIc TO the Cleveland SradIum'S
vast distances and during the re-
cent big league meetings he
stated that the Washington ball
park was a big one. too
Heath during the l9i5 season
outhIt Case 500 10 294 Both
men are 30 and have been m the
majors approximately the same
time Heath joincd Cleveland IN
1886 and Case the Senators d
Year later
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Country Day Topped

St Cecclia High rallied late 20
down Detroit Country Day School
cagcry last night 29-25 jan
Siappcc led the winners with u
points as jim Reid paced the
losers with eight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
WNiNI so
Oak Swimmers Win

Royal Oak High Schools SWIM
mcrS defeated Wlandottc. 37-1o/
Yesterday DEMPSEY OF The loSoi'
was The meet = star Winning the
lO0-Nard hrca>iSlroke and the
l5O-ydId medley relay.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

ago
one of the longest hittcrs in
golf. Ronnic. who stands tcet
=. and at POS pounds is 10 pounds
over his prcwar weight was run
nCrup 10 sam KocSlS IN the last
state amateur before the war
He's also a former MGA cham
pion
He's Sun being treated for a
foot injury suffered in mancuvers
two years ago IN Tennessee
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

ira q q their
pctulant out
fielder 10 the
W a>hin ton
Senators 70 r
George Case.
The basc->tCal-
ing artist
How happy
Heath viii be
in Washington
is questionable
He always had
SAID tn at he
had been al
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
FREE SHOTS TURN TIDE

Mackenzie topped L of d High.
3l-30. as two free shots by Pat
ClySdale IN the last two minutes
turned the tide in the StagS'
favor. a second-half rally helped
Cooley down Redford 26-2l, after
the Cards led AT the half by l4-l2.
In still another close battle,
PcrShInC edged Northern, 1881.
Unbcaten Central flashed It's
power to beat Highland Park IN
z nonlcague contest 4O-3i.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Land
Jeff Heath

CLEVELAND Dec. - -- JEFF
Heath. who tor the last TWO years
has asked the Cleveland Indians
to trade HIM. had his wish today
Well. al least. the Indians have
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Trainer Smith Due TO Beat Rap

II nolo looks as II Tom Snth lUiH out top
the doping charges the evidence presented
so far The former trainer OF SeabScu Who
player suspended for the trainer OF
the Maine Chance string hos built his defense around
the that he had idea he out of line When he
used ephedrine his horses
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

GOll
He'll continue
as an amateur
but may locate
IN California
nr Columbus
O.. where h,
has a business
offer. lie had a
dry Gle a ninl
business hcrC {
b u sole d il
when he en-
tered the SCTN
Ce four wears
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
Subway Fans Like The Visitors

NT00l-1 T--0V 0I0V0- 8W0NE TTo most T8TII77T M
sports the Red Nugs report ttey got better break from hc
fans M York other the road
Visiting all sports find 1t much the same
there Michigan s football team found out last tall IN
the Army game Giuen a good shoU, the SubWay fans
rUiH loudly for the uiSitorS the home
gTegoon
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
GOTHAM FANS GO FOR WINGS

Current prices the bowl games Alabama ovcl
southern California bl a. Naul over Holy Cross New
Mexico spots Denver Oklahoma 4 NJ. spots ST Marys
l3. Texas gives Missouri l3 Georgia g over Tulsa ano
Wake Forest spots South Carolina Is At least that's the
way the books cali them nov
Tie Lions this year played 262537 fans in 10 league
games l55 them II the clubs third higheS
TIE 1lu UCS' nome atteudanCe ngure
Buddy Young, the University of illinois speedster
Who the big gun the Fleet City naval backfietd
this fall, may return to Big Ten competition Vince
Flaherty of the Los Angeles Examiner reports the Chr
cago Negro tOW enroll at u. c. L. A after he is dis
charged.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
--Newsy Lines
EsGDabS for EEQGI Sack

BEAU JACK absent from the boxing Tor Is months
made rousing last night defeating Willie Joyce
unanimous but loudly booed decision in New York.
ELMER LAiDEN head the National Pro Football League
ruled franchise Brooklyn Dodgers loop had
forfeited following Dan Top
that ms club would -Amercan League
More than 120 players controlled by Brooklyn vi" Boston
YankS, Lay den SAID.
EDDIE MAYO the Tiger nlioder for the second
time the World Series seeking buy trucks FOR ms
New Jersey estate.
JOE CRONIN Of the Red Son has been signed for
a role Play Ball, Son"
WILL HARRIDGE American League president announced
the revival the AStar game which will be played at Bostons
FenWdy Park, July
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17
!$u'ilrHs
Williams May
Quit Detroit
By VI. !. DRUKENBRoD

s SGT RonnIc Williams. here or
a brief visit from Fort Myer Va.
Is Stocking ahead 10 hlS discharge
from the army and "A return tC
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-17

To arrange tor carrier deliV-
cry Of The Detroit Times to
Your home, dial Cherry $500
and ask for Home Delivery"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23

Centre, Small played football and
was interested in other athletic ac-
tivities.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
Swing Considers
Limiting of
Liquor Permits

SACRAMENTO, March % CUP)-
Sen. Ralph Swing, tR.,) San Bern
dino. Friday announced he would
propose limitation on the number
Of liquor licenses issued in the
state as an amendment to a bill
he has pending before the govern
mental efficiency committee.
The amendment would limit "on-
sale liquor licenses to one for each
l000 population. but would allow
the state board of equalization to
make exceptions on a determination
of public convenience and necess-
ity.'
The amendment also would allow
issuance of seasonal on-sale and
off-sale licenses, in a number re-
quired by public interest and con-
venience." The same rule of public
interest would apply on issuance of
wholesale licenses.
The hoard has refused TO issue
new licenses since 1899, under a
rule ol its own. but has announced
it will accept applications after May
10
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
Massed Armies
Cross Rhine
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Siegburg. 10 miles from the south
ern entrance to the Ruhr.
Far to the south, the American
Third and Seventh armies slaShed
almost at will through the ranks
OF a few thousand disorganized Ger
mans compressed into an 80-square
mile pocket along the west bank
OF the Rhine in the Saar-Palatinate.
The first laundering blows of the
offensive already had been struck
by the Allied air forces in the west.
Hundreds of square miles of the
Ruhr and northwestern Germany
were Uttered with smoking ruins
after the great obliteration raids of
"Wednesday and Thursday.
In the Saar-PalGr,nate, barely
1000 Germans were reported still
fighting against the merged Amer
lean Third and Seventh armies.
The Germans, sole survivors of
two enemy field armies that held
the entire Saar-M -MoSelle-Rhine tri-
angle only 10 days ago, were strug-
Cling to escape back across the
Rhine under a storm of air bombs
and gunfire.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
Warren Tax Bill
kears Vote
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for local projects amount to only
$1,000, he said.
c. j. Haggerty, secretary of the
State Federation of Labor, asked
that tile legislature give fullest con-
sheraton" to the city and county
fund problem.
A claim that the rural counties
will cease to exist" was made by
Edward J. Reagan, district attorney
of Trinity county. He said that
postwar development of the rural
areas will be hampered by poor
roads which the counties cannot
afford TO improve,
The assembly went into its Sec
ond day of hearing as a committee
Of the whole. and Walter j. Fourt
CRD Ventura, author of the bill
said Re would ask for a vote on
completion of the hearings.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-23
Thrust lnlperils
Reich Capital
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Marshal Gregory K. Zhukovs show
down assault on Berlin can be ex-
pected very soon" now that both
his flanks have been secured.
Marshal Ivan S. .Konev's first
Ukrainian army was reported by
Inc Nazi communique to have
smashed across the Silesian border
into Czechoslovakia in the newly
reported offensive which had killed
or captured $4,000 German troops.
The Germans reported that the
! Russians were attacking on either
side of Rotzenplotz, a mile inside
Czechoslevakia and 38 miles south
west of Oppeln.
Konev'S army was one of three
! reported on the march toward Vien-
ma along a 200-mile front in a pos
sible bid to break up NaZi plans for
o cie-hard stand in southern Ger
many or Austria.