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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Road Good
Cubs, Mats
n U,ius Ft."

I've Cubs and Senators aren't
encouraging wartime travel. but
n was hard 70 denv today that II
has done wonders FOR both teams.
Ttomeward bound after brilliant
road trips. both clubs now are IN
-the thick OF tho pennant fight,
the Cubs m FIRST place in the Ma
tional and the Senators IN second
m the American When they took
off on extended road iunkets late
~ June. Chicago was IN fifth and
Washington IN sixth
The Cubs. with 10 straight VIC
tories have made up five and q
half game deficit. passing the
Giants. Pirates. Cardinals and
finally the leading Dodgers. They
have won l2 ont Of rs games for
the best road trip showing Of any
major league team this year. even
though IL was only q shade better
than the squirt Of the Senators.
LOSE OVER WEEK END
Washington. which won l6 out
of 23 games on It's trip, suffered a
httte loss of luStre by losing it's
TWO final games IN ST. Louis
Saturday and Sunday, the defeats
ending a slN-game winning streak.
The Cubs finished their road
stand with l2-6 and % victories
over the Phlllles yesterday
Tho Browns topped Washington.
-
SoNen-game losing streak with a
SiN-hit job IN contest cut TO
seven innings by rain.
GIANTS SPLIT
The Giants split with the Reds
AT New York when Bill Voiselle
broke his losing complex in the
niChtcap and went the route for
the first time since May 20 10
shut out 2 team he had failed 10
beat in four previous. 5 10 0. The
Reds won the first. So
Tommy Holmes of the Braves
ran his batting streak 10 81 games
and teammate Charley Workman
tied for the league lead with his
fifteenth homer as Boston split
with The visiting Pirates, & 10 10
and l3 TO !.
Rcd SoX rookie Dave tBool
FcrriSS won his fourteenth game
and ffth Shutout at Cleveland,
60. hut the Indians won 1.-The see
ond game. Ito q
The White SoN topped Phils-
dclphia twice. 81 and Sd, al
Chicago
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
TIGERS Win 20 of BIB
I'm Stay at Home
nv LEO MACDONELL

Since returning from the east
crn trip. the Tigers have won 20
games and lost l3. The games in
cluded - AZ home. Of which they
won Is. and nine in 81, LOUIS and
Chicago. of which they bagged
five and dropped four.
With al hut Orrcll making the
trip. tho Tigers viii embark for
Boston tomorrow evening. where
they VIII start their invasion Of
the eastern Seaboard, q push that
may decide whether or not Steve
ONeill hopciulS are going 10 win
q pcnnant
II i only ON rare occasions
that fans will see catch a.
sensational as the one-handed
>hOeString feat performed by
Doc Cramer nu Martins drive
in the first inning W the first
game. II was something to he
hold,
When Cramer came TO bat In
thc Tiger half of the second. the
veteran got . a tumultuouS hand
Hoover and Mayo also Shone
afcld Nal0 also stole a hit from
Martin
When Grcenberg hit his homer
Yesterday. Gerry Shumaker,
New York scribe, commented:
"Oh. the professionals are back,
che"
For the frst tune in years.
Troui heard the cry from the
stands. Take HIM OUT Few
know that DIZZY rs having q hard
unc moving around lie iS,>uffer-
lnq from umhsco
s., Is 5efCr~Nc. measure - Nclll
in fhc late innings Of the second
game replaced Grcenherc with
outlaw in lcfi nold II proved =
wise move as OUTLAW turned In =
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

When Grcenberg hit his homer
Yesterday, Gerry Shumaker,
New York scribe, commented:
"Oh. the professionals are back,
oh afs
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

Ne - 7O4 a von bumplnt no-te.t
from No II o4i5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

lmpion, Who has been
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-27

skusal drzati prestiz stranke,
kakor tudi mestne uprave ma
najvisji stopnji; rekel je, da
najboljsa politika je dobra in
postena vlada.
Da sc spoznate z nasim zu-
panom in ga boste sami slisali,
sklicuje Demokratski klub 81.
varde javen ljudski shod v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. v petek, 27. julia
(danes) oh s. uri zvecer. Pri
tenn tudi sodeluje Slovenski de-
mokratski klub. Pridite ako vam
lie cas- dopusca ma ia shod, da
sc boste spoznali z nasim zu-
panom, katerega je prejsnji zu-
pan, sedanji governor Lausche,
izbral "a svojega naslednika.
Slisali boste tudi nasega coun-
cilmana Mr.. Princa, XII yam DO
pojasnil veliko uspesnega della
in program "a bodoce probleme
v nasi vardi. Pomnite tudi, da
pri teh primarnih volitvah vam
ne DO treba povedati kaksno Ii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-27
UrednikOva
poSta
zupanske volitve

v petek, 20. julia je bila
uradno otvorjena politiena kam-
panja "a ponovno izvolitev Sc
danjega zupana Thomas A. Bur-
ke. Kampanja Sc je otvorila pod
avspicijo demokratske stranke,
kateri naceljuje Ray T. Miller v
Engineers avditoriju ma ST..
Clair Ave. Ma odru Sc je zbrala
skupina odlicnih mestnih in
okrajnih javnih uradnikov in
sodnikov ter vecina kandidatov
v mestno zbornico, katere je
Mr.. James Dewitt predstavil OBJ
cinstvu, XII je napolnilo dvora-
no. Govorniki so Sc v vecini IL
razili vsi kako iskren, odlocen
in dober zupan Sc je izkazal zu-
pan Burke v tenn kratkem ca
su nJegovega zupanoVanJa.
Ko je vstopil zupan Burke v
spremstvu Ray T. Millerja v
dvorano, so vsi navzoci vstali
in burno aplavdirali. Mr.. James
Dewitt je izrocil vodstvo seize
Mr.. Millerju, XII je po kratkem
nagovoru predstavil obcinstvu
zupana Thomas A. Burke.
zupan sc je laskavo zahvalil
navzocim "a tako navdusen
sprejem in podporo cd strani de-
mokratske stranke in sc IRA
zil, da je ponosen, da je demo-
krat in da je aktiven clan de-
mokratske stranke re leta in
leta. zupan Burke je opozarjal
ma tezke rovojne probleme We
teranov, uspesno in ekonomic-
no mestno upravo i. t. d. Zago-
tovil je navzocim, da bo vedno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-27

sto hocete, ker vsi kandidatje so
ma eni listi. Volitve Sc bodo vr-
sile v torek 81. julia, torej ne
pozabite ia dan in oddajte vas
glas "a nase zmozne in uspes-
ne kandidate.
Ne pozabite ma javen ljudski
shod in pripeljite seboj tudi va
Sc prijatelje.
John Rozanc,
vardni vodja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-27

proti njej mora biti vsakdo do
Der.
Poslovita Sc cd gospe Ber-
gerjeve, starec pa gre Z NINA
do vrat, da jih zaklene.
= Sc enkrat, prav lepa hvala,
- pravi Marija; - ruto yam
prinesem jutri popoldne.
- Ne, Maria, "a to je. Sc We
dino cas- do vecera, - pravi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-27

Wolf, in 10 bova oba prime
sla. Ali ne, gospod Berger, sal
smeva Sc priti? - Dobro! -
Zdaj pa lahko noe in pozdravite
vase gospo!
- La hko noe, gospodicna,
lahko no., gospod porocnik!
Ia NINA Sc zapro vrata. Po-
stalo je hladno in costa je bila
cd dezia Sc mokra. Toda nebo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-27
POMLADNI SEN

- ze vem, gospod porocnik.
- Mi start ljudje znamo mol
cati, ne govorimo o nicemur.
Tukaj ste brez skrbi; tudi mas
Viljem ne bo o tenn nicesar IL
.vedel, vi, gospod poroenik, tudi
veste, kaj je prav in kaj nj prav
in prav gotovo tudi lepa gospo-
dicna. Nj cuda, ako vam ugaja;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-27
FRANK-A PIKS

il
Kranju imv
Ia ypokop
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-27

je bilo jasno in zvezde SO prijaz-
no sijale ma oba, Xxi sta roko v
roki sla svojo pot dalje. Konec-
no Sc morata lociti; iskreno Sc
poljubita.
Ma svidenje jutri, ljuba
moja! Spavaj sladko! Pridi srec-
no domov!
Nato krene. Wolf v neko
stransko ulico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-27
|zreden nokup

2 krasni hisi, vsaka "a emo dru-
Zinc; ma novo barvane, vsaka S
8 sobami; nahajajoci Sc ma Rus
sell Ave., cd E. 68 St. in Superior
Ave. Nenavaden nakup "a samo
$4,000. Pozurite Sc in Sc zglasite
kajti ia posebnost ne DO trajala
dolgo. Poklicite GIL 1914.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-27

Mrs. F. Lovko, MIR. in Mrs. A. Sajevic, Mr.. in Mrs.
Jerry Bohinc in druzina, Mr. in Mrs. Anthony kra-
mer, Mrs. Terezija Besencar, Mrs. Mary Merce and
son, Mr.. Frank Becaj, Sr., MIR. in Mrs. Bob Petroff
and son, Mr.. Frank Becaj, Jr, MIR. in Mrs. Leo Mis-
mas, Mr. in Mrs. J. Hegler in druzina, MIR. in Mrs.
Jack holman, MIR. in Mrs. Louis Doblekar, Mr.. in
Mrs. John Rakovec, Mrs. Julia Chesnik in snova,
Mr. Anton Vehar, Sr., Mr. in Mrs. Picman in dru-
Tina, Miss Anna Banich, Miss Helen Stockmaster,
Miss Mary Dergance, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Grdina in
druzina, Mr. in Mrs. Paul Bruce, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Hlabse in druzina, Mrs. Mary Nagc in druzina, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Stefe in druzina, MIR. Frank Snyder,
Mrs. Jennie Koprivec, Mr. in Mrs. Anton Gubanc, MIR.
in Mrs. A. Cizel in druzna, Mrs. Frances Hudover-
mix, Mr. in Mrs. Jack Bonca, Mr.. in Mrs. Matt Kern
in druzna, Mrs. Frances Shenk in druzina, MIR. in
Mrs. Frank Longar, Mr. in Mrs. J. Jelkovich MIR. A.
Ruzich, Mr. in Mrs. J. Pozun, MIR. in Mrs. A. Koenc
in druzina, Mrs. Mary Prstov, MIR. in Mrs. John "a
v Mrs. John Sustar in SIM Mrs. Jennie Stefe in dru-
zina, Mr. in Mrs. L. Trebar, Mr.. F. kepic in druzina,
Mr. in Mrs. Anton Gregorac, Mr.. in Mrs. Jamnick in
sin, Mr. v. Markuzic in druzina, Mr.. in Mrs. E. Jer-
man in sin, Mrs. Mary Bencin in h6ere, Mrs. Ann Gr-
dance, MIR. in Mrs. Joe Zakrajsek in sin, Mrs. Fran
ces Orazem in hcere, MIR. in Mrs. Joe Soups, MIR. in
Mrs. Frances Winters Mrs. Frances Turk in druzina,
Mrs. Mary Mozic in drzina, MIR. in Mrs. Steve Mar
kolia, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Urbiha MIR. Frank Bannk,
Mr. in Mrs. L. Hocevar MIR. Louis Perne MIR. in Mrs.
Frank Markun Mr.. in Mrs. S. Sherwin, Neghbors of
E. " St., Weatherhead Pioneers.
Prisr6no Sc zemo zahvaliti vsem, XII so dali svo-
je automobile ma razpolago pri pogrebu.
Enako maj sprejmejo naso iskreno zahvalo slani
sledecih drustev: Carnola Tent It. 1888 TIM, Fran
Preseren st. II SDZ in Kranj, samostojno "a ude-
lezbo pri sveti mas in zadnjem sprevodu, po.ebno
prisrena hvala nosilcem krste XII casino spre-
mill do groba in polozili ve6nemu poSitku.
Iskreno zahvaljujemo vsem, XII so izrazili svo-
je sozalje poslanim psmi, kartam in telegrami
Naso prisrsno zahvalo maj sprejme pogrebni "a.
vod Anton Grdina in Snovi "a vso prijazno postrez
1.-Two naklonjenost in lepo urejeno in izvrstno vod
stvo pogreba.
&c smo sueajno pomotorna katero ime izpu.ti,
vas prosimo, da nam oprostte, ker Sc xelmo vseno
ma najprisrcnejse zahvaliti
70 je pri srcu, ker je tako prenaglo konSala
ical in moral 81 zapustiti Pocivaj mirno blaea
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-27


poctku dne 20. junija 1945 ma Calvary pokopalisce
Tenn potom Sc zelimo prisrcno lepo zahvaliti
Rev. Francis Baragi opravljene cerkvene pogreb-
n obrede.
Prisrcno zahvalo maj sprejmejo vsi XII
naen ali drug lajsali bridke in bill OBJ easu
prevelke zalosti prvo pomo6 in toazbo in nam kaj
dobrega storili teh ajbo tezkih in zalostnh dne
viii. Obenem tudi prisr6no zahvaljujemo vsem, XII
ga pris .pokropit vsem XII so nami Gull oh krsti
Sc udelezili svete n,ase in zadnjega sprevoda.
globoki hvaleznosti zemo izresi naso prisrc-
zahvalo vsem, XII so okrasi krsto krasnim venci
cvetja bag spomin pokojnemu in sicer: Mr.. in Mrs.
Joseph Piks, MIR. in Mrs. Mike Pks MIR. Peter Piks,
matt in sestra Mr. in Mrs. Anton Sajovic in druzna,
Mr.. in Mrs. John Lenarcic in druzina, Miss Annie W.
kovic in Jack Merce, Mr.. in Mrs. Geo. Plska, Mrs.
Mary Strauss in druzna, MIR. in Mrs. Henry Strauss,
Mr.. VIM. Plska druzna, Lausche druzina Mr. in
Mrs. Anton Grdina, MIR. in Mrs. Leo Mismas, Mr.. in
Mrs. John ip Josephine Cebul MIR. in Mrs. v. Seitz
in hci, Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Luzar Mr. John Stefe, MIR.
in Mrs. Spk druzina, MIR. in Mrs. Joseph Pozenik,
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Pernach in druzina, Mrs. Rose
Kern in hGi, MIR. in Mrs. Adolph RUPEE MIR. in Mrs.
Edward Schubert in druzina, Mrs. Lelak Stokes,
Mrs. Chfferer Mr.. Subel, Mrs. Lach Mrs. Skander,
Mrs. Zerovnk, Mrs. Legat sosedje IL E. " Street,
Weatherhead Pioneers, drustvo kranj drustvo Fran
ce Preseren st. II SDZ Carnola Tent st. 1888 TN.
Ravno tako tud iskrena zahvala sosedom krasen
venec in darovane svete mase in nabiralkam Mrs.
Vera Mismas in Mrs. Jennie Hegler "a njih trud.
Nasa prisrSna zahvala maj velja vsen, XII so da.
roval svete mase, XII Sc bodo brale "a duso po-
kojnega, namrec: MIR. in Mrs. E. Crombine, MIR. in
Mrs. Joseph Pks in druzina MIR. in Mrs. Mike Piks,
Mrs. Antonia Pks in druzina, S-Sgt. in Mrs. Frank
j. Piks, Mr. in Mrs. M Herbat in druzina, Mentor,
Ohio Mr.. in Mrs. John Bond in druzina, John Svete
in Lenarcic in druzna, Mrs. Gertrude Petrovcic Mr.
Anton Petrovcic, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Rad Willough-
by, Mr.. in Mrs. Martin Svete, N. Chicago, ILL.,, Mrs.
Jennie Travnikar in druzina Dr. in Mrs. F. N Brai-
dech in druzna, Mr.. in Mrs. G. Pliska, Kent, Ohio,
Mrs. Mary Strauss in druzina, Mr.. IN Mrs. Rudy
Strauss in sin, MIR. in Mrs. VIM. Puchmeyer in dru-
lima, Mrs. Helen Terbc, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Mramor,
Sr., Mr.. in Mrs. John Bukovnlk in druzina, Miss Do
ris Seitz, MIR. in Mrs. F. Yager in druzina, Mr.. in
Preljubljen in nlkdar pozabljeni soprog in ose,
Tvoja pot zivjenja in nepriSakovano Te je ze Bog
dusa uzivaj ve6no sreco in nebeska uc maj ii
zalujosi ostali: .
MARY cROMBINE il
@ H. FRA
JOSEPH il
4* AUGUST in FRED, zeta
.: EDWARD, EUGENE,
start douovini pa zalujoGi .estri MA
Cleveland Ohio &C. iuliia 1916. ..@ 5.4
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08

Movies describing hospital re- mobilization of Navy personnel were shown at the Rotary lunch con Tuesday at the Victory cafe.
 Ben Kraft, returning member, told the club of his visits to Rot ary clubs in Chicago, Phoenix, San Francisco, Tacoma and Seat tie. and of highhghts of some oi the programs he witnessed.
 Members felicitated Member Lowry on hls promotion to Cap taincy in the Navy, and former member Eino Kainulainen, KEA manager, on his reinstatement.
 John A. Gibbons, assistant dis trict manager of the Fairbanks area Surplus Property office, was a guest.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08
Notice

The Railway Express office. located in the Kodiak Bottling Works building, will be open only from 2 to 6 pm daily.
 Lee Bettinger,
 Railway Express Agent
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Realty TaxCharge
Denied by Ickes
Secretary Protests He S
Victim Of CsIumny

WASHINGTON, Jan. q QNS)
Secretary of the Interior Ickes
today described published charges
that he had filed incorrect
sworn statements concerning
property he owned in Chicago as
another tempest in a teapot
brewed by the select more cal
Hnny for Iekes Gfub. u
Never to my knowledge"
said Ickes in a formal state
ment, did at any time make
an affidavit TO the board OF
tax appeals"
During 1943, he said, the cor
poration owning the property had
operated at a net loss of 81. .735. 81,
and "in view or these figures,
thought the assessment too high
on the property l protested
the assessment on the regular
form provided for such action"
After the board of tax appeals
had reviewed his case, fckeS said,
they called in their own ex-
perts on State street property and
they fixed their own assessment
figures"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

FORTIFIED cod liver oil has the
advantage Of a greater medi-
cation in few drops of oii, since
sufficient oil of L. s. p. minimum
standard will frequently cause a
little -haWeLttel!Ale- ~ HiFst Use
In very severe climates the
carbohydrate portion of the
meal is increased in winter and
this is sound. Many people still
shy away from feeding starches
to dogs, but we all know they
digest starcheS.
However. as in all feeding. bal
ance is essential and overlooking
at any season of the year causes
AS much distress 10 our faithful
friends as 10 ourselves.
Food hazard is more apt 10 oc-
cur when snow meltS and the gem
eral thaw comes This phase of
taking care" will be discussed
later.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Jan. q
HNSt-"Boss' Pendergast, u, is
dead.
Death came to the BOSS, -
-uhese-feFR4a4- haRfe-was- Thomas
J. Pendergast, in Menora Hospital,
Kansas City, last night four days
after he had entered for treat
ment of a heart ailment.
Pendergast, whose conviction OF
income tax evasion in 1899 marked
the end Of his career as a political
boss, had been in i'll health for
over a month.
Death came several months be-
fore the parole which prevented
his active re-entry into politics
was to expire.
PendergaSt had gone to prison
in May. 1889. after being convicted
of not paying federal income taxes
on S315,000 he repeatedly col
leCted in settling a fire insurance
rate case. He served a year and a
day and then was released on pro-
baton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Richard F. GaIwey

Requiem high mass will be sung
at 10 a. m. Tuesday in 81. Roses
Catholic Church for Richard F.
Galwey, 10 former assistant
treasurer of Lee e. Cady. whole
sale groCerS,
Mr. Galwey died at his home
1910 Harding, Saturday morning
following a Seven-month illness.
Surviving are his widow Flora
l.. and two nieCeS.
Mr.. Galwey entered the employ
ment of Lee e. Cady at the age
Of 20 and retired after 81 years
.of service.
The body is al the DeKay
Funeral Home, East Jefferson and
Harding Burial will be in Mt
Elliott Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Greek Actress Body
Found i; State Rites Sci

LONDON, Jan. y INS)-The
body of Madame Helena Papada-
kiS, one of the best known ac-
treSses in Greece. has been discov-
cred during the diSlnterment of
several hundred corpSes near the
Athens EaSwoTks, Reuters re-
ported today.
The agency said the actress had
been shot in the back Of the neck.
She will be given a state funeral
the dispatch added.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Fleeing Ndzis Rdze
Insterburq Homes

NEW YORK, Jan. 27 GNS)-
A Russian staff officer was quoted
by the British radio today as as
serting that in the East Prussian
city of Insterburg the Germans
blew up houses with women and
children in them during their
frantic efforts to stop the Soviet
advance.
Heard by CHS, the announcer
said that in most cases, however,
the Germans fled the cities so
hurriedly thai they left them vir-
tually intact.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
WINTER FUN FOR SOLDIERS AT GULL LAKE

Capt. Kendall c. Scofeld,
n wounded veteran of
Guadalcanal, executing a
flying stop to avoid hittinq
the fallen skier, Sgt. Frank
Crncket, in a demonSira-
tiOn of skiing skill at Percy
Jones Hospital Annex.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Mrs. Aqnes M. Look

Funeral services will be held
for Mrs. Agnes NJ. Look, Tuesday
at $50 a. m. at the Hollister
Funeral Home and at 10 a. m. at
st. Mary'S Catholic Church. Mrs.
Look died Friday at Providence
Hospital, She was -66. .-,
Mrs. Look was vice president
of the ladies aid of the House
of Providence, prominent in the
League of Catholic Women and
other organizations.
She is survived by her husband,
Frank J. Look, and a brother,
II. r Myers of Chatham, Ont.
Burial will be in Greenlawn
Cemetery
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
NEED FOR CONTROL

While agreeing that effective
price control is needed. the board
charged that all too frequently
the OPK, in spite of excessive and
eXtoruonate profits OF the COM
panies involved. has determined
that even the limited wage ad-
lustments allowed by the board
Justify further price increases.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Bomb Raids Smash
Sub Pens al Bergen

NEW YORK, Jan, 27 QNS)-
The British radio In a broadcast
heard by CHS. said today that
reports from Norway had con.
firmed the success OF the Jan II
Raj raid on the German subma-
rine pens near Bergen
British five-ton bombs com
pletely pierced the reinforced
concrete which covered the sub
marine pens" the broadcast
said
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
WANTS THEM HAPPY

The daughter. Mabel Josephine.
was the child of Van VIE. and
his first wife, Elizabeth Kexef.
whom he married in 1904.
He liked women, he said. and
they like him and he wanted them
10 be happy
He married Clara HeiSe in
1912; Mabel Joyce in 1922: Sadie
Levin, 194l; Juliana VoloShin,
1912; Myrtle Wheeler, 1913: Jose
phine Bergman, 1914, and Evelyn
Brown, 1945.
lie never divorced any Of them.
lie didn't want TO make them un-
happy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Divorces Stunt Man

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. q tUP)-
Manola Meloche Jones today held
a divorce from film writer and
stunt man Billy Jones after
charging his stunts included
breaking up furniture and dishes
and throwing lamps at her.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Demand CI0.
Quit WLB
Resolution Unanimous
al New Orleans
pTrEoIr SUNDAY TINES
By Ed BRAND
Detroit Times LatOr Tfltar

NEW ORLEANS Jan o.
Withdrawal Of an Go represent
ag,-S on the Nauona. WtF-Lahot
Board was demanded In a rcSo'I-
ton adopted hy a unanimous vote
Of the international executive
hoard Of the CAW-CIC here
today
TIE Te==tHtiy,f7 r 80 go ff'Ts-F-
cent Roosevelt who. the board
charge can not escape fun
responsibility for the present
inaetfon ard tntirr-s--. 10 create
4 new labor board whose prerog-
atives in the field for which il is
created shall be comprehensive.
clearly defined attA net subject 70
thc veto Of other government
.--nr+rS
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
BY EVE JOLLY

MANY people have written for
AVA tips on winter care of dogs
Long-haired dogs, apt to have
an offensive odor as the tempera-
ture and moisture of their coat
changes from cold to warm, and
wet 10 dry, may present a cleans
ing problem.
N long haired dogs MUST be
bathsd in Uinter, they should be
fed and exercised in late after
noon, bdthed and kept in the
house, out of drafts for -IS to
20 hours.
However, l would much prefer
to spot" than bathe in severe
weather.
If a dog is trained TO stop at
the door, TO have mud and moisture
taken from his feet, before enter
ing the house, much of the cleans
ing problem is solved.
1 like baby oils for cleaning
body and coat dirt, and there
are prepared cleansers that al
leviate fieas and disinfect the
coat too.
However, caution must be eX-
ercised as to the quantity of oil,
cleanser, or other liquid used dur
ing cold weather.
Inspect the dog, before turning
him cut to be sure coat and skin
are thoroughly dry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
HOLD PRIME CONTRACTS

Among the firms in this district
holding prime rocket contracts
are:
Westinghouse Ordnance Works.
Center Line; Pontiac Motor Car
Co, Pontiac; Barnum Brothers
Fiber Co, Inc, Detroit; Firestone
Steel Products, Inc EWyandotte.
kelSey-Hayes Wheel Co.. Detroit; !;
McCord Corp, Detroit; Monroe
Auto Equipment Co, Monroe !,
NaSh-Kelvinator Corp, Detroit:
Parsons Co, Traverse City; REQ
Motors, Inc, Lansing; Durham
Manufacturing Co, TT. Wayne;
MagnaYnx- Co Fl Wayne, Me-
1nerney Spring and Wire Co,
Grand Rapids -FeIterS- Co, Inc,
Jackson New Products Corp,
Benton Harbor; Motor Wheel
Corp. Lansing. and Ohio Art Co.,
Bryan, o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
! Million Tons Bombs
Rdined by Spaatz Unit

NEW YORK. Jan. u CUP)-Lt.
Gen Spaatz, commander Of the
L. S. Strategic Air Force, said in
a broadcast from London today
over the CHS that the L. S.
Eighth Air Force since its creation
three years ago tomorrow had
dropped "over a half million tons
of bombs on the enemy"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
This Little Man WAS I here;
And So Were His 8 Wives

"The last time I saw her (his
daughter) she told me she was
going to he married." he said
"She was 30 or %. l don't know
what ever happened TO her"
Mrs. SChreiner said she adopted
the girl and reared her until she
was l6, when the young lady re-
turned 10 live with Van Vie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
WAGE FREEZE

Despite the basis wage freeze
accomplished by these orders.
the board retained authority TO
make its orders effective on
fringe adjustments without
interference from the OES or
the OPA."
The so-called fringe" adjust
ments include vacation pay. elm
ination of inequalities for the
same work. premium pay fol
night shifts, severance pay ane
o I h er economic consideration!
which do not affect basis hourly
rates.
THE WLB has now been in
formed by Fred II. Vinson. OES
director. that hencefOrth it may
not render any decision, even
on fringe cases, without first
sscertaining from OPA whether,
I'm its opinion, such action may
involve price increases" the
resolution continues.