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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-04-06
THE -
CHERRY TREE
Where with anr Little Hatchet we tell
the truth sbout many things, sometimes
profoundly, sometimes aippantly. some
times recklessly. -.
: THE

1t is fair to believe that war with
Germany nears its fateful end.
There may be months of guerilla
warfare; but large-scale war seems
to be smashing the German army into
condition so helpless that large re-
distance cannot much longer be stag
ed.
The process of German disintegra-
tion is visible, even from here.
The San Francisco Conference will
be able to gaze upon a foe, either
beaten or approaching obvious help
lessness.
We need to think now, deeply, and
to prepare ourselves with a mental
discipline that will hold US steady in
the weeks and months following the
crushing Of the Nazi foe.
Mass hysteria is SO easy to have
and so destructive in it's results thai
it must be prevailed if possible.
1t will not do to lose our sense o1
balance and proportion when Germany
is beaten.
SO many millions have been under
restraints for SO long that there viii
be great temptation to defy all re
straint when We day comes. Tot
many are likely to say, "Well, the wal
is over; why have war restraints any
longer?" Or, they will put it more
briefly: "The hell with everything.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-04-06

through the hard process Of winning
the other war and getting our economy
back to civilian basis with restraint,
judgment and orderly action, based
upon thinking soundly. Which will
it be?-CMW.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-04-06
AFL Scores Victory
In Close Election

Lafayette, Ind. The American Fed
GRAFTON Of Labor triumphed in q run
of election at the huge plant here Of
the Aluminium Company Of America.
In the poll conducted by the National
Labor Relations Board, 1928 en-
ployes voted for the AFL while the
CIO mustered 1,473.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-10

UTICA-Mrs. May st. John
Brownell, who has spent the
winter in st. Petersburg, Fla,
returned to her Utica home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kamlowski
moved to Houghten Lake on
Saturday of last week, where
they have purchased a home.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of
St. Lawrence Parish are spon-
sorins 4 dance on Saturday eve
ming, at st. Lawrence Parish
Hall on Van Dyke avenue, Utica.
Music will be furnished by Nor
RE PARROT and his orchestra.
Utica Girl Scout Troop No. 2
will hold q bake sale and bazaar
on Saturday May IL, from 10
am. TO 4 pm. at the Detroit
Edison building.
Evening services at the Utica
Methodist church have been dis
continued until further notice
by order of the official board OF
the church.
Ascension Day, Thursday, May
10th, will be observed by serv-
ices at $50 and 900 o'clock at
st. Lawrence Catholic church.
At Trinity Lutheran churc n
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-10
Fear Gunfire
in Gang War
RivoI Toushs'
Voice Threots

VAN DYKE - Rumors that
three Van Dyke men who were
bruised during recent gang
brawls in local bars have threat
ened to shoot it out" with the
rival hoodlums who mauled
them, were being probed We'd
nesday by Sheriff's Department
Investigators after the mems ar.
rest in a house where they bar
ricaded themselves against the
law.
A loaded, 80 caliber Savage
automatic pistol and long
bladed knife which the trio had
boosted would be used on their
recent assailants, were seized by
police in a car owned by one of
the men. Each suspect denied
ownership of the weapons.
They are held in Jail for in
vestigation, while Deputy Sher-
if Hubert Rice, in charge of the
Van Dyke sub-station, joins State
Police in probing the history (if
any of the seized gun. and also
the mems backgrounds.
PROBE UNSOLVED CASES
They will be questioned. Rice
said, regarding various unsolv-
ed brutal assaults in the Warren
Township area in the past IL
months, including one in which
q man was critically injured aft
er a beating near the 14-Mile
road and another which had
fatal ending outside a bar at Van
Dyke and Nine Mile road.
Rice said that the mems re-
ported threats to settle accounts
with Detroit hoodlums stemmed
from a brawl two weeks ago at
the Motor City and Walters tav-
ems In Van Dyke, where a De-
troit group smashed furnishings
and inflicted injuries on three
men who were later given hos
pital treatment. One of the men
was cripple and his leg brace
was broken.
The newly-arrested trio, Rice
said, were bruised up in the
fracas and want to "get even.
FOUR SENTENCED
Subsequent to the barroom
brawls, deputies have arrested
nine Detroiters involved. Four
of them were convicted of be-
ing disorderly characters by JUS
tice James L. Ryan and sentenc-
ed to go days in Jail each. They
are now serving those terms.
Five others, who denied their
guilt, are w aiting separate
trials.
Rice said that the trio has
been watched for some time by
officers of the Sheriff's Depart
ment. At late hour Tuesday
night Mrs. Constance Donovan
telephoned the sub-station from
a Jackson avenue address, in Van
Dyke, and said that three men
were threatening her and other
persons with a gun and knife.
The woman, having fled from
her home, was at gas station.
Deputies Daniel Adair, Walter
Klaus and Earl Kennedy re-
sponded and located the men in
a house. The men refused the
officers admittance and after
threatening to shoot, the depu-
ties-with guns drawn-smash
ed down the door. One of the
men had escaped through a rear
window, but he was later ar
rested. Their car, with the gun
and knife in 1t, was found be-
side the house.
Rice said the gun will be
checked by ballistic experts of
the State and Detroit Police De-
partments in an effort TO deter
mine whether it may have been
used in crimes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-10

TOLEDO, o. W.D-Gilbert ].
Vance places a value Of 81 ,666 So
on each Of his teeth, according to
a damage suit filed in Common
Pleas Court here. Vance sued
Vance Nowak, fellow worker,
for $4,000 because he lost three
teeth in a fist fight at a war
plant.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-10
Around the Town at Utica

the Catholic recreation yard on
Van Dyke. Police investigating
found one of the guards pulled
partly off.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-10
CUT THIS OUT
Place With Ration Books
Rationing News

SUGAR STAMPS No. IS & So
Invalidated - Destroy
No. 80. 81, ~, - and 80
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
B-29S Rim
Two .Dillla

WASHINGTON Feb. u INSJ
American SuperfortreSScs. paw
Ing the way for new attacks on
The japanese homeland, struck
another blow today Al enemy in
stallations on Two Jima. midway
between Tokyo and American
bases on Saipan
The new RAID announced by
2Oth Airiorcc headquarters in
Washington was carried out IN
daylight Details of the operation
were lacking m preliminary re-
ports.
The raid followed by less than
Il hours another SupcrfortreSs
blow against a large japanese
supply dump just north of Ran
gOOn in Burma.
In this daylight mission, India
based bomberS rained hundreds
of tons Of high explosives on oil.
ammunition and materiel stores
with good results"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
5th Forced Back
On Italian Front

ROME. Feb - CUP)-German
countcrattackS have forced the
Fifth Army to withdraw at least
a half mile in the Strettoia and
Fiumc la Foce areas on the west
coast sector Of the Italian front,
headquarters said today.
An American push, launched
four days ago, had reached within
two and a half miles of MaSSa,
one of the key points in remnants
of the Gothic Line guarding the
approaches 10 La Spczia before the
German countcrattackS halted IL.
A communique reported that in
concluding the local operations,
the American force took prisoners
and obtained valuable informa-
ton
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Joan Barry Signs Up
For Star Film Role
BY LoUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. y GNS)
The latest bombshell in the
sensational Hollywood career of
Joan Barry is she will become a
movie star.
Joan, who received reamS Of
publicity trying TO prove that
Charlie Chaplin was the father
of her daughter Carol Ann. has
signed a contract with Richard
Monroe and George van Marter,
it was learned by this reporter
today, and the picture will be
made for Monogram.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
World Bank
0.KIs Asked
By Roosevelt

WASHINGTON. Feb. u (INS)
President Roosevelt asked the
Senate today TO ratify the Breton
Woods proposals for an interna-
tional monetary fund and an in
ternational bank. He also called
upon Congress TO authorize Amer
ican contributions 10 the two
organizations to { a lin & SIS, 90O,-
100000.
The message was dated Feb. Il
and the possibility arose that Mr..
Roosevelt had taken time out
from his deliberations with Mar
shall Stain and Prime Minister
Churchill 10 draft the document.
1T is time for the United
States TO take the lead i'm es-
tablishing the principle of eco
nomic cooperation as the foun-
dation of expanded world
trade" the President asserted.
Under the proposal, there would
be established an international
monetary fund totaling $500. .OOO,- =
600. of which the United States
would be S2.750.000.-
600, and an international bank for
reconstruction and development
at S9l00,000.000, with
the American share, So. 3.l75, 600, 900.
''If we are To measure up to
the task of peace with the same
stature as we have measured up
to the task of war" Mr.. Roose-
welt wrote, ave must see that
the institutions of peace rest
firmly on the solid foundations
of international political and eco
nOmic cooperation"
He admitted that the proposals
for the fund and bank might not
be perfect in every detail, and that
experience of future years will
show how they can be improved.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Fire 10 Stand Firm
On Axis Fuqitives

WASHINGTON, Feb. - CINSD
Robert Brennan. Irish minister
10 the United States, declared to-
day that the government of Fire
did not intend to change its poll
icy with respect to harboring Axis
war criminals.
Brennan made this statement in
a telegram to the New York
Times. The statement follows a
comment by acting Secretary of
State Grew at a news conference
that several governments had not
given "unequivocal assurances"
that war criminals would not re-
ceiVe asylum in their countries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Russia, Japan
Rift FOreSeGn

LONDON. Feb r. INSH The
Daily Mail quoted ,hc Par- radio
ss reporting early today 'hat a.
q result Of the Big Three con-
ference Marshal Stain viii de-
nouncc the Soviet-Jap neutrality
treaty
Consultations among British.
American and Soviet military
leaders. presumably held coinci-
dent with the Big Three meet
ing. will result in creation OF a
new haiSon command for Joint dI-
rcction OF the battle of Germany
Reuters News agency reported.
NEW YORK. Feb. y ms
The OWL last night quoted an
article in the official Russian
newspaper IzveSua which de-
Clared
"One may assume that the
year l9i5 will see decisive Allied
action in other sectors OF the
vast Pacific front.
Taking note of American sue
cesSeS IN the Pacific. the news
paper devoted two columns and
a map TO a review of the fighting
in the Far East where IL OBJ
served, a rapid change IN the
military situation has resulted
'In the light of recent
events" Izvestia continued. the
strategic situation In the Paci-
fic is becoming most untayOrahle
for Japan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

This is a little note addressed
by The Detroit Times 10 jimmy
who left his pet. a tiger cat, on a
doorstep with letter hoping
Mr.. or Mrs would give the
feline a home.
Said the letter,
Take good care Of Stinky.
MY mama don't want her so l
give her To you. She loves milk
and don't eat lot of meat. She
is a good house cat.
JIMMY"
Now Mrs. Lillian Soper OF 74s
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Yanks in AEF Want
Reds 10 Take Berlin

LONDON, Feb. Il INS)-Rol-
land j. Thomas, Go vice presi-
dent, declared in London today
that American soldiers in France
hoped that the Russians would
get 10 Berlin first because they
feared that America and Britain
would make too soft a peace with
the NaZiS.
Thomas statement was before
meeting called by the British
trade union congress.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Father 10 Receive
Captive Son S Medal

MIDDLETON. Pa. Feb. u
GNS)-Lt. Col. Francis Grabeski
of oil City ace fighter pilot now
a prisoner in Germany, will re-
ceive four medals with II clusters
by proxy tonight during cere-
monies in the Oil City High
School
His father, Stanley, will receive
the awards
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Edison Award
Given kctferinG

Charles +. Kettering, head of
General Motors research depart
ment, is the recipient today Of
the Thomas A. Edison Foundation
Award, commemorating the 9Sth
birthday of Thomas + olson.
Frank Gannett, newspaper pub
Usher. made the presentation in
Miami Yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Lost Navy Bomber
Found; All Are Dead

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10 INS)
Navy officials announced today
that navy Consolidated patrol
bomber. missing on a ferrying
mission since Jan. 30. was found
near Brookings. Ore. yesterday.
All aboard were dead.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Dublin, Sonqsfer, Dies

NEW YORK. Feb. y GNS)-
Tin Pan Alley today mourncd AL
Dublin "a. composer Of such hits
as Broadway Lullaby ~ Among
My Souvenirs and Dancing With
Tears in My Eyes, who died yes
tcTdaN
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

Joseph Scott, her attorney, gave
his auburn haired client permiS-
sion 10 sign the contract after he
was assured the movie would have
no bearing on the Chaplin case.
The story is an untitled muir
der mystery drama
Joan learned what she knows
OF acting when she studied for
ChapllnS picture. Shadow and
Substance, " which he had one
time planned 10 make with Joan
as the star.
-EEl!.st-srEFHEN p H-Iudse-comnon
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
.a!!13z;S1S
WANTS PROBE OF SwASTIKA IN ARIZONA

WASHINGTON, Feb. II (UP)-Senator Mcfarland
% of Arizona today demanded congressional investi
cation of reports that truck carrying German prisoners
of drove through the streets of Chandler Arz this
month flying the swastika flag"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Reds Smash
Info I'd Ndzii
Defense Line

MOSCOW, Feb. II (INS)-A
Red army march on Berlin from
the southeast appeared in the
making today as the Germans
broadcast news of a new Russian
offensive which thrust two bridge.
heads across the Bober River
northwest of Breslau and 35
miles west of the Oder River.
soVIETS TAKE BIELsKo
Capture of the Polish city OF
Bielsko, less than 80 miles south
of Katowice and 20 miles from the
CZechoslovak frontier, was an
nounced in an order of the day
from Marshal Stain. The order
described Bielsko as a large juno
ton of communications and a
strong base point of the German
defenses on the approaches to the
Moravian gate"
Official Moscow was silent on
the Nazi claims, which stated that
fierce fighting was raging along
the Bober River some II miles
north OF Sagan. on the Breslau-
Cottbus-Berli Railroad line some
30 miles west of Glogau. The Bo-
ber is Germany's second line of
defense in Silesia.
REPORT BREACH CLOSED
A wireless dispatch from the
German DNB agency declared
that the Russian break-through
north Of Sagan had been ';en-
cincled," and added that "the
breach in our front has been
closed"
"a London radio broadcast
heard by CHS said the Silesian
capital of Breslau was COM
pletely encircled' by the First
Ukrainian Army which rolled
toward the border of Saxony
through a 100-mile breach in
the Silesian Oder defenses.)
At the same time, the Nazis
reported a big Soviet advance"
TO within Is miles of the Baltic
port of Stettin, whose capture
would isolate all northeastern
Germany.
REDS IN BUNZLAU
Soviet forces are ION both
sides" Of Lake Madue in Pom
erania, the broadcast said.
Nazi reports of the south Ger
man offensive said fighting was
raging along the Bober River only
13 miles from the Saxon border.
thus placing the Red forces so
miles northwest of Breslau, 16
miles beyond the farthest point
reported by Moscow. Russian
tanks were reported in Bunzlau.
east of the Bober, according TO
the Nazi DNB agency.
Capture of the important road
and rail center of Liegnitz during
a 37-mile westward surge through
southern Germany's Oder defenses
cut the Breslau-Berlin railway. a
severe blow at Nazi comnunica-
tions with the Silesian front.
The newest sweep by Marshal
konev's First Ukrainian Army
engulfed more than 500 German
Silesian towns in "a hours. includ-
ing the industrial city Of Steinau.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

LIMA, Peru Feb. II (UP)-Peru today declared a
state of effective beigerency with Germany and Japan
a communique issued by the foreign ministry at
said Peru had decided to adhere the United Nations
declaration proclaimed in Washington Jan. l. 1912
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
PUNISH FOR NAZI AID

Government employees who par
ticipated in the recent fighting or
collaborated with the Germans
during the years of Nazi occupa-
ton will be discharged under the
treaty.
The civil war was touched off
by the refusal of ELIAS TO turn in
the arms with which il helped de-
feat the Germans on the grounds
that the government gendarmerie
and national guard retained wea-
pons and constituted a right-wing
army. Great Britain supported the
government in the fighting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Brass Maqnate Dies

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Feb y
tlNS) ISidor RosSberg. 70-year-
old retired brass manufacturer Of
New York. died here yesterday
III Re Sseinf You, =" starring Ginser Rotsr,
Joseph Gotten and shirley Temple OpenE o.
ihe Michigan Theatef Frdsy. Februsry i6th
Adv
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Jim, 'Sfinky' MeOwS
For YOu to Visit Her!

Clark. where the cat was found
today, is anxious to keep "Stinky.
"Tf the Times can find Jimmy
and tell him TO come over To
visit with his pet I'll be glad to
keep her. But she cries all the
time, apparently for her little
master"
So, Jimmy everything IS hunky-
dory Just trot over 10 Mrs.
Soper'S house.
Retain Jnafs David G. Votss
Csnesa fieaa Csurt-Sh0rt ara LsnI TerB.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Strike Here PeriIS
u. s. Plane Output
Greek
Strife
Ended

ATHENS. Feb. II (UPb-A
compromise peace treaty ended
the Greek civil war today
Representatives of the British
supported Greek government and
the rebellious left-wing EAM-
ELIAS signed the preliminary pro-
tocols TO the treaty after an all
night meeting. The final treaty
will be signed later today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
PrueTll.
kIeVG
Seized

PARIS. Feb. y tUPl-Allied
armies crushed the last organized
German resistance in Kleve and
Pruem today. virtually completing
the conquest of the keystone bases
Of the Siegfried Line.
Front dispatches reported the
clearing Of Kleve. northern anchor
of the Nazi West Wall, except for
isolated snipers. and the breakup
of the last pocket or opposition
in Pruem. transport hub on the
approaches to the Rhineland.
PASS DETECTIVES
1t. Gen. Patton's u. S. Third
Army fought all the way through
Pruem, and 1t. Gen. Crearars S
Canadian First Army chopped up
the last German toehold in Kleve.
Both armies were pushing be-
yond their secured detectives. The
NdlldlidiiN ltdNllCu Ildus IIlliG
and a half southeast of Kleve on
the road 10 Goch. The Americans
seized commanding ridge beyond
PTuem.
After clearing Kleve in a So
hour battle. the Canadians pushed
on under heavy clouds dripping
occasional rain.
6 MILES PAST KLEVE
On the south edge of the Reichs-
wald they captured Hekken. six
miles southwest of Kleve. North
of the town they reached the
Griethausen railway.
The Canadians also captured the
neighboring town Of Gennep in the
offensive aimed at the industrial
Ruhr
Patrols Of the American First
Army probed German defenSes on
the east bank of the Roer River
south Of Dueren. They found the
east bank heavily defended.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
GRANTS PLEBISCITE

The treaty grants EAM-ELAS
demands that general elections
and plebiscite on the question
OF King Georges return to Greece
be held this year, but excludes the
EAM-ELAS from the government
until after the elections.
Before the outbreak of the civil
war Dec. 3 EAM held seven cab
met posts.
Editors Note-EAM are the
initials of the three Greek
words in the name of the ma
tiondl liberation group; ELIAS
are the initials for EAM'S fight.
ing arm.
The treaty also provides for the
of the ELIAS by
March Is and distinguishes be-
tween common crimes and politi-
cal offenSeS in trials of EAM-
ELIAS followers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
WAR FRONTS
- 80 Mi. to BERLIN

WESTERN FRONT-Cana-
dian First Army clearing
last resistance from pivotal
Kleve and has taken three
quarters of Reichswald
Forest. Page L.
EASTERN FRONT - Reds
roll toward German SaXony
after virtually encircling
Breslau and seizing Leig-
nitZ. Page L.
PHILIPPINES-U. s. troops
improve positions in Manila
rs Sixth Armored Division
drives 10 bisect Luzon.
Page L.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Row WCriipp|es
Production Of.
Bomber Paris
BY ED BRAND
Detroit Times Labor Editor

Production Of B-29 bombers and
other aircraft will be seriously i'm
paired in virtually every airplane
factory in the United States un.
less a strike at the Square D Co,
5000 Rivard. is settled immedi-
ately. a government agency re-
vealed today.
Meanwhile a strike Of $500 en-
ployes of the Briggs Manufactur-
ing Co. Mack avenue plant, which
closed the Mack unit and forced
the company 10 shut three other
plants during the weekend, was
settled today. Approximately 12,-
400 workers were affected.
ONE UNIT IN INDIANA
One Of the units. employing
4,429 persons, is in Evansville, Ind
The Square d Co. is one of two
factories making circuit breakers
for bomberS. Production is so
vital that the Army Air Corps
sent a bomber here Saturday TO
pick up 400 circuit breakers manu-
featured before the strike started.
SIX hundred and sixty workers
were scheduled to report for work
this morning. Only $50 showed
up and los Of these refused 10 so
10 work.
MASS MEETING CALLED
Individual kilograms were sent
10 more than 1000 employees of
the plant by officers of the United
Electrical, Radio and Machine
Workers Union. CIO, today, re-
queSting them to attend a mass
meeting at p. m. tomorrow. The
meeting will be held in Croatian
Hall, 1929 f. Kirby
A top representative of the in
ternational union will be in at
tendance and every effort Will be
eXerted 10 get the men 10 return
10 work. union leaders said.
Although the plant IS in opera
ton It's output has been so badly
crippled that the situation is con-
sideTed serious.
The strike started after negotia-
tions broke down between the
Continued on Page 2, Col -
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

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Pleas Court, Long Tsrm.-Ady,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13

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