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The messenger., 1945-10-01
JUNIOR AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL TEAM FITTED

Members of the local Junior American Legion baseball team were entertained at a chicken pie supper Monday evening, Septem- Der IT, at the Legion Home.
 Present, besides the team mem bers were: Domenic Maselli, Com mander Daniel Walsh, William C.. Breining, manager of the team, Town Manager w. T. Williamson, coach, and Ernest J. Doyle, assist ant coach.
 A War Bond donated by MT. Maselli to the member of the team having the best batting aver age went to Fred Pro. A $1O prize donated by Commander Walsh to the boy having done the most for the team was awarded to "Chick" Lagan.
 Members of the Auxiliary serv- ed the dinner.
The messenger., 1945-10-01
CHURCH COMMITTEE TO EMPLOY NEW PASTOR

Lloyd w. Moulton has been named Chairman of the Pastoral Supply Committee selected last month at special meeting of the Bloomfield Federated Church to secure a pastor to fill the vacancy caused by the recent death of Rev. Thomas Foxall.
 The committee is composed of Brennis H. Tyrrell, representing the Board of Deacons; Mrs. Hans c. Christensen, of the Board of Deaconesses; Miss Fedora Ferrar- esso, F. Willard Tull, and J. Sen for Washington, representing the Federated branch of the church; William c. Hubbard, Lloyd w. Moulton and Mrs. James Brad field, of the Congregational group; and Mrs. Bernard J. Lee, Mrs. E.. Newton Peck and Earle R. Pow CTS, of the Methodist group.
The messenger., 1945-10-01
HARTFORD GIRL IS BRIDE OF SGT. HERB LEVINSON

Miss Edythe Forman, daughter of Morris Forman of 160 Magnolia Street, Hartford, became the bride of Staff Sergeant Herbert Levin son, son of MT. and Mrs. Louis Levinson, of Blue Hills Avenue, Sunday, October IA. The marriage took place at Emanuel Synagogue, Hartford.
 Sergeant Levinson recently re- turned from 32 months service in the European Theater in which he saw action in Italy, France and Germany. He is reporting to the separation center at Fort Devins October 23.
The messenger., 1945-10-01
SEVERAL l945 BIS GRADS NOW ATTENDING COLLEGE

Thirteen members of the class of 1945 of the Bloomfield High School are continuing their educa- tion at college and other schools of higher learning. Marilyn Allen has enrolled at New York Univer- sity; Virginia Barnard, Larson Junior College, Anita Barry, Hll- lyer Junior College Patricia Der berich, St. Joseph College; Mary Fenton, St. Joseph College; Mill ton Krantz, University of Con- necticut.
 Clifford Stark, Rensselaer, Poly technic Institute; Helen Wheeler, Becker Business College; Helen M. Woodford, Dean Junior College; Dorothy Perry, Hillyer Night School; Amos Bedding, Amherst; Sherman Carpenter, Bowdoin; Hll- ton Roth, Trinity.
The messenger., 1945-10-01
McCRANN COMMENDED, ADVANCED IN RANK
Local Physician Promoted To Lieutenant COmmandership

AOCdl S1Odu \ OUuOCCu 4V Lieutenant COmmandership
 Donald J. McCrann, USNR, Bloomfield's popular medic, has been commended for heroic work and advanced to the rank of Lieu tenant Commander.
 The commendation refers to his operation of a life line while in the exceedingly rough waters off the shore of Two Jima early in June when he helped save the lives of scores of United States service men from the wreckage of, three ships which had been cracked-up in a typhoon.
 The promotion to a Lieutenant Commandership was made effect i've October 1.
 Commander McCrann entered the service as a Lieutenant Junior Grade, in April 1943. He was first assigned to the Naval medical unit stationed at Norfolk, Va. then spent several months in Florida. His promotion to full lieuten- ancy timed his assignment to duty in the Pacific which took him from California to the Hawaiian Isles, the Marshalls, Saipan, and thence to his present post on Two Jima.
The messenger., 1945-10-01
WAVE WEEDS SOLDIER IN LOCAL ROMANCE

Seaman Edith M. Cosker of the WAVES and Sergeant John c. Jacobsen of the US. Army were married Saturday, October 6 in Sacred Heart Church.
 The bride, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Martin F. Cosker of 33O Tun- xis Avenue, enlisted in the Waves May 4, 1914 and since training sessions at the Bronx, NY. and Saltwater, Oklahoma, has been stationed at Arlington Farms, Va.
 Sgt. Jacobsen, son of MT. and Mrs. John c. Jacobsen, ST., of 93 Brown Street, just recently re- turned from extensive European service.
The messenger., 1945-10-01
BLOOMFIELD HOOTERS HAVING GOOD SEASON

The local High Schools soccer team has completed the first four of the nine-game schedule without a loss.
 After tying Glastonbury, 1 to 1, in the opening game, Bloomfield defeated Newington 2 to 1, tied Windsor in another 1 to 1 affair and then beat the great Wethers- field outfit to 0. The latter team has been victorious in all but three of it's scheduled games in the past three years, and Bloomfield has won two of the three.
The messenger., 1945-10-01
BARNARDS CELEBRATE
 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Barnard, of Tunxis Ave-, celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary Thurs day evening with a family party at their home. MT. and Mrs. Barn ard have spent their entire mar ried life in Bloomfield. They have five children: Mrs. Stewart F. Davis of Collinsville, Mrs. Her bert c. Beman, Miss Florrie Barn ard, George F. Barnard and Rob- ert w. Barnard, all of Bloomfield.
The messenger., 1945-10-01
LOCAL GIRLS MARRIAGE
 LAST MONTH ANNOUNCED

Announcement has just been made of the marriage on Monday, September IT, of Marion Libratore, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Libatore of Central Avenue, to Joseph Seaha of Windsor Locks. The wedding took place in St. Joseph's Church in Poquonock.
 The couple will live in Windsor Locks.
The messenger., 1945-10-01
STAUBLE HEADS LOCAL MILE-O-DIMES GROUP

Wilbur c. Stauble of Bloomfield Avenue has been elected chairman of the fund-raising committee of the Bloomfield Infantile Paralysis Executive Committee and will direct the coming mile-o-dimes campaign
 MT. Stauble succeeds Atty. Aus tin A. Lawler of Brookline Ave.
The messenger., 1945-10-01
DEPUTY SHERIFFS ELECT OFFICERS

Stephen Francis of Park Avenue has been elected president of the Hartford County Deputy Sheriffs Association.
 The election of the local veteran of the County Sheriff's staff oc- cured at a meeting of the assoc iation held at Lake Terramugus, Marlboro.
The messenger., 1945-10-01
NEWMAN TO BE MARRIED OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD

The marriage of Miss Katherine Billingsly Wathen of Louisville, Ky., to George N. J. Mead, AMM 1/c, USNR, of Mountain Road, will be celebrated in Louisville on October 23. Mead is the son of MT. and Mrs. George J. Mead.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
FARMS 6 LANDS ron SALE

4O-ACRE farm near village. hisheAy
and sellknOyn nkhing river only
$3.50 Famous northeast Arkansas, ! 4
mi village hour 20 city ~ o 1000 ! e,
river graded county road. Ia mi hlgh.
way, school bus taxes children II
cultivated. 3 more tllsble for diversified
farming. 4 lespedezs. pasture yatered
by dependable spring. wire and rsil
fencing. "a Woodland. some saw timber.
plenty merehsniaoie cofdNood 70 cut.
pears. plum. 10 grapes. 4-room fair
house. porehes. well and spring
shaded yard. fair 24-ft log barn. fair
ia0-hen poultry house oyllaI smoke
house. sheep shed taxes 81 last year
Dandy bargain, only $3.50 cagh. See
Farm Agency. DT-22O South State ST..
Chicago T. III
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
I3O ACRES
CLOSE IN

2 PARCELS. so AND so
On south Blvd paved I miles ~ ~
Birmingham, nAiles E 81 Bloomfield
; miles y OF Pontiac. snovn as the
n5 0te1.S arm 70 o. ' ~, r09tsS e. nv Nqf;ss' .
be 81 ser.s 20, 'Ioa,''arnss Sss enns s.rm h,m, nov
concrete block garage and shsd. other
outbuildings.
Both parcels have nursery stock thai,
Rich. fertile clay loan soil and TIE
drained Priced 20 sell Immediately
Cal Mr.. Glars for price and terms
REAuME a sILi.OWAY RA s46A
l23 ACREs--ioesi farm. Write George
Bliven. Byron. Mich
1 % ACREs-Cood huildings on M-ee
water pressure system -hne large poul-
try house. gently rolling land about
40 acres woods and pasture. IS acres
Hulsdsle, Mich.
100 AcREs-Dsiry farm. 30 miles frem
windsor, half mile off highway. red
hriek house hot water heat. excellent
condition. barn 7<x3b, cement noorS.
sranary. isx24. This Is one OF the
best farms In Essex County Price
$500. terms L b. Taylor. 4os
so AcREs-Yine Groom strictly mod
ern house. , mi from Hudson: good
barn very nice poultry house sently
rolling good land. vaterrpressure sys-
TEN. s acres woods. fruit and shrub
Defy. Only $4,000, terms. jason b
isbell Hillsdale, Mich
ssl, scREs ON black top Nice s-room
house, hne larse barn. other rood out
buildings steel roofs. furnace heat
.. MI 10 hne LAKE electricity Tourists
buy all farm products wired for stove
good level sofli s0o-hen house Price
~ 500 $1,000 down. Jason b. fsbell.
Hillsdale
2O-AcRE farm and small house for sale
or trade. Inquire 464s rhirty-seeond
street.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

CORPORATION
90 MICHIGAN CHERRY 500
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
HOWELL

i2O acres good s-ronm house. com
p.e.e with hot water heat lights. bath
. GOOD barns. poultry house tool she'd
and garage, IS acres Of good Se.l-cralned
muck has been drained and uxet FOR
peppermint. also peppermint siio This
Is the type farm you Ike 20 look at.
prlc. $4,000 or vill include stock
tools. etc for $4,000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

A BARCAIS-Brick-sid ~ story.
well Insulated home aeeds decoratlug
win 4 ACRE on Van BOrn only
81 500 s400 down. GROSSMAN cor
Van Born and Wayne roads. WAyne
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. INC.
SOLORED-WlLLIs. EAST, 1895 7.
rooms, steam heat, immediate possession.
Chene. TE 1894.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

Al 4as ina Co funds for good mtFe
.oanS land contracts bought. Id
Henkel Co Hammond BIDS ca 1853
HOME nortgaRes IN Dearborn and
vicinity. no service charge First Detroit
SAVINGS sad Loan Association ~ DesF-
born i3H40 Michigan Ave. Dearborn
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
HOMER WARREN g. co.

Dime BI0E
tpE SPECIALIZE IN THE MANAGE
MEST or APARTMENTS
- APARTMENTS-Very best con
ufucti0n almost perfect condition
IDEAL location only 3 furnished gross
income SIS 900 jess than iO~ down
80 low rate lonE term m0Ttgage
JUDSON BFADWAY co RA 300
COLORED hotel. 100 rooms pays 20
investigate Can Schwarty Cadillac
aQUI
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

LIQLIIJA IIilN NALF
Almost 10 acres, between Van Born and
Michigan AYES Stream rich black soil
and lighter land for fruit trees az rear.
Some adjoining land held az 81 900
per acre For immediate sale. S375 per
srce Terms TREADWELL. Dix and
Goddard RdS Telegraph a. WICK RdS
AT 1919
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
FARMS & LANDS ron SALE

BLOOMFIELD HiLLS-iso acres. n ".
cor Adams and square LAKE y mile
frontage on each. ready for IubciSid-
.1g ustf voUtrd
JuDSoS BRADNAY CORA a7oo
FORTY ACREs-Psysd road In wayne
County with large SiS-room home fun
bath lovely large shade trees large
nu'buildings AL Al condition Finest
black loAm rsrden SOL Si3Soo on
terms MANNING os3 prnobscot Ran.
dolpn 32s7 Pingres e29S
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
HOMER WARREN q co.
APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
BFAIJBIEN-GARF1FLD
REAL ESTATE DOLLARS

lnfste with innatiQn. What else Is
there
50 APTg - 7.5 rms eleraut tiled
lobby marble stairs ? sunny sunpar-
l0ls NJ i240 C0ilinFwood S2On ono
construction JOB. Price only $40 600
terms 100000 for deed assume mtge.
Is APTS = ms. II pOrches. ncW
stoves refrig s.cker Don't fail 20 see
tuis SIS 600 cash tUr deed assume
r,.r.n. ls.ff.rN nqgF
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

Al BUSINESS SECTION
McNichols cor woodingham yAcan,
lSS-n frontNRe unusual value aften-
tion now. Cal North End Realty. IN
SEES
AVAILABLE about January ist heated
t,ofc lsSS0, a. Chene- Milwaukee inter
section, good building and active neigh
borhoOd Call Mr. Brooks CT 459b,
EAST DETROIT
Grsini frontage, "a o. or part build
ings soing UP fast Reel barRsin
IRWIN KiGHT A. HINES. INC
i4ob4 Gratiot ri hf1s
FRENCH RD warren mod IS. Va
cant lot brick. factory rear. Ss 900
Pettine PL 1850.
CRATiOT cor. Meldrfm. 0O-n hot
SPOT. sacrifice, $1,000. Pcttine. rl
4oSo.
HURIBUr. I457 = Beautiful orm..
steam hest. hrg- sox2S brick gar
s7.s5o. Petiins. PL 1850.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
LAND CONTRACTS
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

ALL cash Immediately .or vouf con
'rsct or equity Bird. TR l-obSo
ALL CASH FOR EQUITY
ALVIN LYNN ca 7s7S-TY $3.50
AT LOW Discount Buy Land Con-
tracts arrange 4izG First Mortgage
Loans Edw Henkei Co Hammond
Bldg CA 265S
CASH f.r land contracts on east SIDE
properties. QUICK service. a. GODERIS
PL fsTs
- CeSIfgUIe Land C0hrTatsg PURCHASED
MELVIN r LANPiiAR d CO.
Sth Floor Lafayette Bldg. ca o3lo
LAND contracts bought. m,gs made
NcHugh l4l0 Ford BldG-CA- 0349.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
A Five-Day Work Week

"a coming. Add 10 your income by rails
ing your fruits. vegetables CEicsenb
and cggs on one Of our fertile utf4e
isfFas Il ~ IS seret FurrurrtT tocrrrtr
Creamery property. this side oi NJ
Clemens $50 will start sou. offices
Croesheck and Nunnciey tl6 ~ Rds
ana GTati0t Ave opposite fuEiVside Inn.
OUsEMAN-SPITZLEY CORP.
NJ Clemens 1892 Cherry fslo
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

49, T on Shs =, osI 49, IL -, -, -
Crn,,,o,,s o,i,,,,. '.t..P a..
Sie,na,'s' ,eaoV'sIX' .H, uH , n1c n,,,sl,
S., Situlsih, seu VIII raIi 10Y. oiii,.s'
ana Graiiot ave opposite iuslrside Inn.
HOUSEMAN-SPITZLEY CORP
A LIQUIDATION SALE
Almost 10 acres. between Van Born and
Michigan AYES Stream rich black soil
some adjoining land held a. $1,000
per acre FOR immedlatf sale. Sdfo per
eree Terms. IREADWELL. DIX and
Goddard RdA. Telegraph a. WICK RdS
Al IS55 .----..----
ABSOLUTELY Y unbelievable Cory brick
large Kitchen. nicely plsatered and dec
Grated complete bath on ? lots.
sA-1ao- sAaa- eaEa- -GRGsS3sS coz
o5o7 or wayne W o520 ~ a' 80 :
ABSOLUTELY. steal. 10 lots M Of
ne H.h soll' nI scnoo. full price
S45e $40 an. Newman, Eeofse Rd. a.
ACRE-Mound near Fifteen Mile Five
rooms, plaStered. we'll basemcn, 81 roo
dOsn AGENT. Tw!nbtook 2-l74T
ACRE-Msin highway rms house
needs some nrishing $1,000. 80.
Cresdy 3I262 Ford ROAD
AtHtS - nesr Van Dyke and tnea.
y2So ner .sss s:.TSSrN N ri ,,,l,,',
oI7a7
-. --a-
AChES- ma cnicsen rouse.
ss-SVg %VV o"' "c~3eseS' %4%'@
~ iDoU
ALLEN PARK Sectlon-One-naf acIe.
lO4klI7 feet taul rooms ana bath
Only $3.50. teTns
ALMOST 5a, &C. nr Jim Dsly Rd and
EUREKA, F0oc productive black l0am soil
blt NIslce only ~ 400 terms hee-
hsi bcpI& ha az Monroe Bivd AT
of'o'
BEAUTIFUL homesitCs on Farmington
70 wooded. Just the place to} your
pri-c Se,s,1 n1sSA onss WV
bldg n,rfir,n a, Srb,rgs- pd
Stsrs I'd AZ plyrnouih "a on a7oo
-~.,.
Cf1lIhE + ARMS
On CrDesbeck frontsrq- fertile sarNcn
spot lOOxS42 iu ? 0Oo-scre resirir,ed
Development Offices. Croesbeck ivy
and Euuneley lid Nj pS ana
GIatiai Az opposite ln2leside I'm
i-'-' = - Tir ~ - -
MY clemens 1922 ClierE 4elo
CLOSE 10 Wysnoo,te Arm house %,
40 S lots city ystrr. bpt service and
school close hy house needs hnisfiae
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
BUSINESS PROP. ron SALE
VERNON HIGHWAY

SHoWPoOM--40-foot front on Graiiot.
square feet CROTH Prospect O4A4
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

DEARBORN Brick bungalow & years
cd \ bedrooms natural fireplace. tile.
cstpeiins. furniture optional. close %
tCluOl. transportation Gstllng, OR
3i96
DEARBORN E-Buck bungalow, years
Old. ; BEDROOM, fireplace. tile. carpet
ing optional close To school ana uans-
portstion. CARING, OR slse.
DEARBoRN-Freda Aviation subdivision.
s-rcom brick hung. bldg. 2sx4i. L. n.
1910 can convert into income. stair
way n lse attic: 2-csr garsse. with
side drive. HANDICAPPED lot 40Si2o. This
house IA very ~eli located and 10 IN
excellent condition.
PooLEase2s schssier Rd--oR 600
DEARBORN W-s-rm brick bungalow
years old cnrner lot: attic. vestihuie
tile venetian blinds only $3.50.
CARING OR slad
FAST DETROIT. off Grstiot Beauti-
FOL brick five nice rooms. drive. "a
roSsa' ffo.pec, 1850
MORAN. 3s2s. nr Cra,iotS-s rooms
rsr rood eond. - 900. AZ, PL e4s4
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
ACREAGE ron SALE

COIORED
Closest acreage available beautiful lcve
8-scre plot off uff way. city water
cash or terms THOMAS JAMES 90
Tayne Nooi
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

SOLOfED-Wlndfr, near woodward, 23
tooms. furnished. sls.SOO, terms.
schwartz, Cadillac 4aol
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
LAKE. RIVER PROP. roR SALE
Suburban Reel Estate for SaIe

DEARBORN w.. 5 rms modern uil
furnace. garage. large front YARD. sith
= extra lots Priced reasoBses Call
Betty Rou, 22s2a PUCK 81, DE 5s24.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
BUNGALOWS ron SALE

A BARGAIN, $500
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
ABINGDON tat fT-rrtr Plymouth I'd
= ROOMS ard bath excellent condi.
ton stairway 20 flOoied attic. full
basement, II. A. heat. garage, fenced.
paved
ROY /. pOUSTREE w s-iS0o
RENlTEAU BIT. CANTIELD WARREN
6-ToOn brick Al SHAPE Only 81, 500.
SApOS-LE O2lT
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Stdssen Is Silent
On President Race

CHICAGO. Nov 16 GNSl.--
MIUncSota's ex-governor. Harold
T. StaSSen, maintained "A tight
Tipped silence today on the poSSi-
bllitY that he would seek the Re
publican presidential nomination
IN 1913.
S'aSScn was mustered out of
The navy as a captain a. the Great
Lakes training center yesterday
HC SAID he would address the Ma
uonal Association Of Manufac-
NuferS IN New York Dcc Z and
the American Farm Bureau, Fed
GRAFTON m Chicago Dec rs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
How Troops
Come Home

Troopships GrriUing in u. S.
home ports today included the
/ following:
AT NEW YORK-BIanch r.
Slgman. from CherbOurg, 5Sl pa
I tients: Chanute Victory, lie Havre,
,973 troops including Hq. and Hq.
lCo. 1153d Engr. c. Group, 396th
Medical Collecting Co, 474th Ord.
Evacuation Co, 211th Chemical
Maint. Co, and many high score
troops; James b. Richardson. Ma
pies, 6l9 misc. troops; Ambrose
Burnside, lie Havre, 6l5 troops in
cluding 9th Chemical Depot Co,
3035th ON. Bakery Co, 408th ON.
Service Co, some miscellaneous; (;
Andrew Moore, lie Havre, 500 mis-
cellaneous troops: Napa Victory,
Newport, 2S miscellaneous; Gen.
Patrick, Calcutta, 2,272 troops in.
cludlng 18th and list Field Hosp,
93d Engr. Gen. Service Reg. pa
patients. Argentina, lie Havre,
25th and SD Gen. Hosp. Nurses,
4157th ON. Truck Co. Hq. and
Hq. Detach. 175th and 429th Med
Bats, 27Sth and 29Sth Ord Maint.
Cos. 5S2d Army Postal Unit, S94th
and S55th Heavy Maint. Co. 2l5th
Signal Depot Co, Hq. and Hq. De
tachment 1lS6th Eng Combat
Group, 202d, 295th, 294th and
.298th Eng. Combat Bats, Hq. and
Hq. Ord. Bn., 20 WACs, 50 miScel-
laneouS troops and about It's civil
-ians; James w. Riley, England, 564
miscellaneous troops.
AT BOSTON-El Reno Victory,
Calcutta, Is misc army person
mel Kingston Victory, lie Havre,
1851 aboard. inluding Hq and Hq.
Det., 1865 Med. Bn.; 96th Evae.
Hosp; 400tSt @ Nj. Truck Co.;
4149th G. NJ. Ser. Co.. 670th
Field Arty. Bn.; 597th Army Pos
tai Unit saith Army Postal Unit;
104th Chem. Proc. Co; Hq and
Hq. Co. Hath Engr c. Or;
misc. army personnel; high score
personnel, emergency returnees.
Dominican Victory, Southampton,
1876 misc. army personnel aboard
Robert ClarksOn, Brisbane, 40
aboard, including army personnel;
VISA and ATS civilians.
Marshall Victory. lie HaYre,
1856 aboard. including 303d @.
NJ. Railhead Co; 1S5th Port Co;
729th Railway Oper. Bn: 3442d
Ord. Medium Aut. Maint Co;
1858 @. NJ. Truck Co; 506th Med
Coll. Co; casual group; emergency
returnees: med officers. Walter
Ranger, MarseilleS. $50 aboard,
including 63Sth Ord. Am Co;
9th Evac. Hosp; 547th Motor
Amb. Co.
At NEWPORT NEWS-Elgin
Victory, 1856 troops, including
Headquarters and Headquarters
Battery of the saith Field Artll-
lery Brig: Headquarters and
Headquarters Battery, 10Th IA
Group: l0Sth AAA Gun Battalion;
18th Infantry Division Postal De-
tachment, and misc. personnel
Felix Grundy. 5lS troops. includ-
iH4se X he's -Geurraf Hospital and
misc troops. Abraham Lincoln,
GA troops.
At SAN FRANCISCO-HoSpi-
tai Ship Solace, 429, including PA
WAVES, 81 Women Marines and
seven SPARS. {. w. Post. 40 misc
personnel Gainesville Victory, -
troops. Thomas r. Hunt. % troops.
Arided. az troops. George Elan
ders, Y troops.
AT SAN DIEGO-The escort
carriers SuwaHec and thruangO
and destroFeFs MustiB, Hughes,
Anderson. Wainwright and Frank
ford mo totalSl.
aaa...--------------
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
NIOIIIIO IuT T'-OCTtIIOt s-I IOFts oIIH edIs
EeWcBOnlbHOurS
Could End I'D Nil

Proposals 10 d.EHIdHtf American cttS ana a'-
ccutraE,e the pobHotjoa as q dffCjSt against future
atomic bomb attacks dScSSed ia the foiortlg article
prepared by the editorial committee Of the association o
OAK Ridge scientists Ciiato, laboratories OAK Rdge
Tenn. 1rbo hc'pcd dwdop the revolutionary Weapoa
This Is the to'utb uS q series OF hre articles.
(Wten Erpress, for International Nu' Special serpiee)
OAK RIDGE Tenn. Nov. 16 UNS)-We are on the
brink Of revolution far greater than that which overlook
Russia far greater than the industrial revolution which
gave automobiles radios, and airplanes
This revolution ushered in with the destruction Of
the Japanese city of Hiroshima by single small atomic
bomb Man in his persistent prymg into natures secrets
has found something that dwarfs all that has gone before
He has tapped of power million times
centraed than the explosive block buster What he
has created Frankensen monster that destroy him
The If will be waged with atomic bombs,
and the first nation them will that II will win
in the first few hours. will before the nation under
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Petain Put on Isle

PARIS. Nov. Us INS)- Mar
sFal pet8in serving a life sem
tcnce fortfca>on, has been trans
iorrcd from Port7les fortress 10
Ycu Island. near Saint Nazaire.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
BIG CITIES MUST GO

To make decentralization effec-
tive, we would have 10 abandon
all cities of more than 10000 or
$4,000 people and rebuild them as
small scattered communities.
Yet more than 50.000.0O0 of
uS-nearly half our population
live in such large cities! The So
Cial and economic implications of
such a mass migration are stag
gering.
II would take several years
To do il before other nations
have atomic bombs, We would
have 10 start Immediately TO.
morrow.
All our heavy industries would
have TO be torn down and rebuilt
in small sections scattered here
and there.
--- Ctr transportation syS en-
would have 10 be tremendously
expanded 10 serve a decentraiized
industry.
City dwellerS would have 10 ad-
just themselves TO a new way OF
life. They would get away from
city smoke and would lead more
healthful lives
But they would have TO dc
without their huge stores, their
large public buildings. Football
the opera, and symphony or
chestras could exist only on a
much reduced scale.
No one would know where or
when to move. They would have
10 be told. Every step would
have 10 be planned and or
ganzed.
The government would telI
each individual what 10 do. Each
Industry would be ordered Just
where 10 put its scattered plants
ire new COMMUNITIES Woulc
have 10 be under close contro
20 be sure that they would not
grow back, again into large
cities.
This kind of control would be
very close to a dictatorship. AZ
best il would be a serious loss
Of personal liberty. II is hardly
conceivable that Americans woulc
submit 10 this kind OF regimen
tation.
Actually a. We will see. there
IL u1urh raStcr ~ay-te- safe
guard ourselves from the de-
Strucnon of another world war
NIGHT BE TOO LATE
In the first place. the enemy
might have still more de-
Structive bomb than we har
planned on We would never
know until TOO late.
Still second polnt is that tins
dispersal would not prevent an
other war. Instead Of a mcrcl
fully quick destruction, the wa
might be prolonged indefinltcl!
while each nation gradually re
duced the others 10 ashes
These are not satisfactory pre-
NentiveS it is war that must b'
abolished There viii be- moi viC'o
in future war Of stu,l9n viii
atomic bombs
We must have an tficcty'
world organization and an Ihter
national police force powerful
enough 20 prevent any ratioI
from getting these bombs Is th'
foremost nation 90 earth. We Nave
the opportunity now 20 load th,
world 20 4 lasting security.
(ToporrouThaa argttp,eps fur
World Atomic COntroD