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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

NV IILLIAM HALE THOMPSON.
:" who liked 10 be known As
w Big Bill the Builder, was
mayor of Chicago for three terms.
He also was a man Of mystery, for
after, he he died last ye5rt7- at RI his his
safe deposit boxes released a tor
rent Of cash totaling almost S2.0OD,-
100 His widow tainted His lawyer
having reckoned the estate at SlJ0,-
1000, began thinking up reasons why
lit was more.
kre mysterious in ThompsOu's
a. oyant career was titian-hairej
|Ethabelle Green, SO, who, once the
|chipS were counted, emerged as the
|ex-mayor's secretary. housekcepcr,
nurse and daughter and put in a
legal claim for half his fortune.
IL never was established in which
role she was the most prominent be-
cause testimony never was taken, eX-
|cept for some preliminary Skirmish-
ling. But Miss Green apparently had
convincing proof OF her association
\ in one or more capacities, for the
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REACTIONS TO
ANTI-BALTIC
MOVES

Mr.. E. J. Harrison, former
ly British Vice-Consul in Kau-
mas and Vilnius, and recent
author of a valuable booklet,
"Lithuania's Fight for Free
DOM, said the following in an
article entitled "The U.S.S.R,
and Treaty Obligations, print
ed in the March 9, 1945, issue
of Free Europe Nondon):
In the case of the Baltic
States, Soviet Russia has re-
pudiated the treaties concluded
during 1920 with all three, re-
cognizing their freedom and
independence. Six years later,
a non-aggression pact between
Lithuania and the Soviet Union
was" signed at Moscow (on
September %, 1926, whereby
the Soviet Union reaffirmed
it's guarantee of the Lithuan-
IAN frontiers. 1t was renewed
five years later with an adj
ditional clause providing that
it shall remain automatically
in force unless six months
previous notice be given by
either party of it's intention
to terminate it. Since this
clause has never been invoked
by either party, the pact le-
gally remains in force.
Yet again, in 1888, this pact
was strengthened by the con-
clusion of a convention defin-
ing aggression which, inter
ALA, provided that mo consi-
derations of a political, mill
tary, economic or any other
nature shall serve as an excuse
or justification for aggression.
Even the so-called Mutual
Assistance Pact forced on
Lithuania to admit Soviet gar
risons and to grant air bases
on Lithuanian territory SOL
emnly reiterated the Soviet
Governments pledge to res
pect Lithuania's sovereignty,
and not to interfere in Lithu-
ania's internal affairs.
Corresponding pacts. were
concluded with Estonia and
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ISVYKO KALBETI

LVS pirmininkas P. J. ziu-
ris ikvyko Worcester, Mass,
kur kalbes Americas Lietuvio
piknike Rugsejo 2. Kartu is
vaziavo is poni Hypatija ziu-
riene, pasipazinti su tos kolo-
MICS Lietuviais.
julius Smetona iSvaziuoja j
Rochester, N. Y, kalbeti ten
rengiamoje LietuviQ Dienoje
Rugsejo 2.
P. J. ziuris, Julius Smetona
ir K. S. Karpius buvo isvyke
Chicago Rugp. 21-22, pasitari-
mui su Americas Lietuviu Mi
sijos ko-pirmininkais Adv. A.
A. Oliu ir Al. G.. Kumskiu apie
Lietuvos reikalus ir LVS vel
kima.
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PADEKA w PARAMA

sirdingai aciu visiems daily
vavusiems kortavimo vakare,
Liepos 2S, ponios Onos Peckai-
tienes sode. Malonu buvo ma
tyti tuos kurie visada remia
naudingus parengimus, ir cia
atsilankiusius PARENT Ameri-
kos Lietuviu War Activity Ko-
miteto parengima. Ia pilnai
parode likes pelnas.
Aciu darbininkams kurie
noriai darbavosi ir sykiu atne-
Sc dovanas prie staliuku kor-
tuotojams, Stems: G. Chesnes,
M. Blujus, A. simkunas, AL
donna Wilkelis, p. Norbutiene,
p. Vildiene, p. Duraseviciene,
p. Montville, P. Dauparas.
Sic prisidejo su dovanomis
P. p. Muliolis, Joe Kavaliaus-
kas, J. Zinkevicius, J. Grazu-
lis, J. Miscikas, poni zekonis,
poni suopis, poni Dauparas,
poni Sarulis, poni P. Kundro-
tiene, Halaburdu Selma 81, f.
Simkus So, G. Venslovas 81,
F. Saukiavicius 81.
Komisija.
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John A. Greene, vice prezidentas
ir general manager is The Ohio
Bell Telephone Company's siaurry-
tines srities, tapo paskirtas operuo-
janciu vice prezidentu, kaip prane-
sa Randolph Eide, kcmpanijos pre-
zidentas.
Jis paskirtas vieton Franklin NJ.
Stephens, kuris tapo isrinktas pre-
zidentu Wisconsin Telephone Com
pany. Ia panama ineina gallon
Rugsejo ].
Kaip vadas Clevelando visuome-
mes ir salpos veikime, Mr.. Greene
tarnauja telefono biznyje jau 81
metas, is ju paskutinius 26 metus
Shame mieste.
Gimes Norfolk, Nebraska, Liepos
II, 1898, Mr.. Green lanke Univer-
sity of Chicago ,ir baiges moksIa
1914 metals stojo dirbti saskaitl
departments prize Chicago Telephone
Company ir veliau trafiko depart
mente. 1917 metals istojo U. S.
Navy ir tarnavo per visa pirmutinl
Pasaulini Kara. Po militares tar
nybos Mr.. Green pristojo prie Bell
kompanijos Clevelande ir cia tar
navo ivairiose pareigose.
1912 metals Mr.. Green tapo ap-
dovanotas garbes zenklu kuris at
zym6jo il kaip Clevelando "Pirma
Pilieti 1912 metais",. Ta garbe te-
ko jam uz jo zymia darbuote We'll
fare Federation of Cleveland 1910
ir 1G41 metals. 1914 m. jis apdo-
vanotas uz atsizymejima darbe su
Cleveland Community Fund.
Dabar Mr., Greene, kuris gyvena
1920 Shaker Boulevard, Cleveland,
yra pirmas vice prezidentas, narys
globeju tarybos ir ekzekutyvio ko-
miteto Welfare Federation darbuo-
jasi prie Community Fund, ir yra
nariu Cleveland Chamber Of Com
merce.
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LETUVIO PABEGE-
i. LILO LAISKAS -

Adv. P. R., pabegelis is Lie
tuvos, raso Dirvos redakto-
riui:
"Kada 1899 metu vasara as
lankiausi jusu laikrascio re-
dakcijoje ir buvau sveciuose
pas mano broli jusu mieste tai
visai negalejau galvoti kad mes
Lietuviai busime isblaskyti pa
saulyje kaip Izraelio vaikai.
Bet toks jau musu likimas, ku-
rlam mes turime sumoketi di-
dele savo nelaimu, skausmu,
kanciu, asaru ir materialiniu
bel moraliniu nuostoliu duck
le. simtai tukstanciu tikrQ
Lietuviu ir patriotu skaudziai
ir gailiai verkia prisimindami
savo Tevynes griuvesius ir
laukdami jos laisves dienu.
"Nezineme ar musu kartai
uztekes laisves saule, bet mes
tvirtai tikime kad Lietuva bus
nepriklausoma valstybe, mes,
priesingai, visos vakaru demo-
kratiju ir ju tautos geriausiu
vaiku ir musu aukos butu vel
tut padetos.
"Istremime mes leidziame
liudnas dienas, nes musu gy-
venimas nera svetimiems rel
kalingas. Alijantai Prancu-
cal, Amerikonai, AnglaD yra
NUNS palankus ir kick jiems
aplinkybes leidzia lengvina mu-
su tremtiniu dalia, bet tai
aeziurint mes labai vargstame
..e tik moraliniai, bet ir mate
s1aliniai ir esame tiesiog SUI
Nziuve.
"sia proga kreipiuosi tam
sta, malonekite praneSti mano
broliui Stasiui, kuris gyveno
141O E. 66 ST., Clevelande, kad
jis toliau pranestu mano XII
tam broliui ir giminems jog as
su visa Selma esu gyvas ir
sveikas ir laukiu jQ atsiliepi-
mo-"
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MIRIMA Al

MICHAEL THOMPSON, Ap.
prentice Seaman, 27 M, mi
re Rugp. 22, Great Lakes Ma,
val Hospital, Ill. Namu adre,
sas: 1860 E. AT st.
. Anksciau jis tarnavo juri,
ninku Merchant Marine, pada,
re viena kelione j Anglia. Ka,
70 Laivyne tarnavo nuo Lie.
pos l6, 1915.
Palaidotas Rugp o7, Kalva.
rios kapinese; pamaldos atsi,
buvo Immaculate Conception
baznycioje.
Liko zmona, Lillian (po tie.
vais Gudas), sunai: Powell, :
M, ir John, 3 men. Liko mo.
tina, Mrs. Beulah Kebort, bro
liai: Powell, Charles, John, il
William Kebort, U. S. Armijoj
Seserys: Anne Neurones, He
len ir Stella.
Laidojime pasitarnavo Viii
kelis Funeral Home.
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PLIGHT OF THE BALTIC NATIONS
STIRS SOLDIER TO PROTEST
(Letter published on Editorial
page, Washington Star,
August 3, 1945)

| L Jul NdlCOl vi mug
raises this pertinent question:
"Why should peoples and prov
inces be bartered about from
sovereignty to sovereignty as
if they were chattels or pawns
in the great game of power
politics or the balance of
power amongst the large ma
tions?"
Let us not overlook the fact
that Estonians, Latvians and
Lithuanians are not Slavs, but
are distinct peoples who have
proved themselves capable to
manage their own affairs, were
recognized as sovereign ma
tions by Soviet Russia and did
develop a standard of living
that was higher than in the
adjoining sections of Soviet
Russia.
Besides, how can any one
assume that these Baltic peop-
les, who have more in common
with their Scandinavian neigh
bors, are so anxious to join
the Soviet Union if they were
given a free choice in the mat
ter? Let us not forget that
Stain got his sphere of in
fluence in the Baltic and Hit
ler his ego" signal in the con-
quest of Europe at the time
of the German-Russian alli-
ance, and then when Hitler
arrived at the Polish-Russian
border as delineated by the
Curzon Line and attacked Rus
sia, the picture changed.
Soviet Russia tried to bring
the Baltic nations into her fold
by disrupting their institu-
tions and governments, by ex-
ling good numbers of the
people to Siberia and by elect
ing to office under controlled
elections quisling puppets of
her own choosing. Then, khen
Germany overran these coun-
tries, the same procedure was
followed. In both instances
there were brutal regimes.
Yes, we do want to be
friendly Allies with Great
Britain and Soviet Russia and
have them in turn to be the
same with us. They wanted
us to enter the war, which we
did. We gave them enormous
material help and did bring
Germany down to her knees.
The least that we can expect
of our Allies is that they shall
respect the rights of peoples
who were freed from the Nazi
yoke, so that they may have
free choice in their form of
governments, elect their own
candidates through the holding
of universal free elections, and
also give the small nations the
right to establish their own
geographic, self-sustaining, eco
nomic considerations.
We have been led to believe
that this was a war of liberia
tion, a battle Of democracies
to smash the Axis powers so
as to bring about in turn a
better world order, peace, free
dom and economic collabora-
ton amongst nations, whether
large or small.
In the name Of good COM
mon sense, why should we
hedge, appease and compro-
mise our principles? Or have
we already forgot ten that
Chamberlain-like appeasements
will not avail us anything, but
rather eventually lead us to
other complications?
GI Joe from a Fighting Front.
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PRAL. TREACY.

do vyskupijos narys, tapo pa
aukstintas vyskupu ir paskir-
tas Wisconsin valstijos vysku-
po ko-adjutorium, kuris taipgi
yra senas, 81 metu amziaus,
kaip ir Clevelando Arkivysku-
pas Schrembs, kuriam koadju-
torium paskirtas Vysk. Hoban.
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Parapijos Piknikas

N. P. P. sv. parapijos nett
mis- piknikas ivyksta 81 sekma-
dieni, Rugsejo 2, parapijos So
de, 1902 Neff rd.
Tikimasi tureti daug sveciu
is visu apielinkiu.
Sirdingai kviecia Kleb. Kun.
J. Angelaitis ir komitetas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-31

Zita If Ruth Mitchell, Gil
Dibble ave-, buvo isskridusios
lektuvu ] Massachusetts waist.
aplankyti savo broli William,
kuris eina kunigystes moksla
Sacret Heart Seminarijoje te-
mai. Jodvi turejo labai sma-
gia kelione ir sake patiko ke-
liavimas oru.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-31

SVIESTUI punktai sumazina-
mi nuo 16 Xxi II svarui, pra-
dedant sekancia savaite. Di-
dziajame Clevelande siuo tar
pu turima pardavimui $685.
346 svarai sviestO.
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Latvia during the same inter-
val. How the Soviet Govern
ment later honoured these
various solemn undertakings
is on record for all fair-minded
and impartial persons to study
for themselves.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-31

APSIVEDIMAI Clevela n d e
synet numatyta pasieks nau-
jo auksto laipsnio - apie 49,
900 poru visoie Cuyahoga ap-
skrityje. 1941 metals buvo
pasiekta 1851 poru apsive-
dimu skaicius.
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SUSIRINKIMAS

Moteru Sajungos 36 kuopos
labai svarbus susirinkimas at
sibus Rugsejo 4, parapijos sa-
leje, nuo s val. vakare. Butt
mai dalyvaukite.
RaSt. T. Kundrotiene.
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PARSIDUODA KRAUTDVE
Cash groserne, delicatessen ir
mesine, garantuota $500 savaitiniu
ineigu, zema nuoma, nera kompe-
ticijos. Randasi (37j
1403 E. 55TH ST. arti St. Clair.
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KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apsvieta.

PARSIDUODA NAMAS
IL kambariu, 8 garazai, vi
sas moderniskai irengtas ir is
nuomotas. Parsiduos zemiau jo
vertes, nasle turf parduoti 81
puiku mama. Matykit (34)
Mrs. Vacha, 6203 Broadway.
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Kick Did. Clevelando
Lietuviu Tarnauja
kariuomeneje

CleVelandleclal LletuVlal m
itarineje tarnyboje:
(Tesinys is pereito mr.
Stadall Jonas,
Serby Antanas,
Svelnis Juozas,
Svelnis Antanas,
Smith Juozas,
Ticulka Jonas,
Tulas Kristopas,
Thomas Vincas,
Timm Eugene,
1imm Carl,
Urban Albertas,
Urban Lester,
Venslovas Jurgis Jr.
Vitas Joseph A,
Victor Antanas,
Visoskas Ignas,
Vitonis Povilas,
Vitonis Pranas,
Vaiksnoras Jonas Jr.
Vaiksnoras Albertas,
Vaitekunas Povilas,
Vaiksnoras Antanas,
Vaiciunas Jonas,
Visniauskas Henrikas,
Valince F.,
Vasil Juozas,
Vartulis Jurgis,
Wilda Vincas,
Witkas Clarence,
Waicekauskas Juozas,
Wilkes Albertas,
Wortell Jurgis,
Waylonas Juozas,
Yanulaitis Juozas,
Yacas Vladas,
Young Juozas,
Yerashunas Edvardas,
Young Vincas,
Yeas Martinas,
Zekanis Antanas,
Zekanis Povilas,
link Jonas,
link Pranas,
Ziukas Albertas,
Ziukas Julius,
Zaker Vitas,
Zorskis Alfredas,
Zuris Stasys,
Zuris Viktoras,
Zinevicius Jonas,
Zak Jonas,
Zilinskas Pilipas,
Zoruba Leonardas,
ZilinskaS Jonas,
Zlatkauskas Stasys,
Zlatkauskas Adomas,
Zaruba Vladas,
Zilinskas Leonardas,
Zilinskas Vitas,
Zuris JuoZas,
Zilinskas Pranas,
Zabarauskas Chester,
Zabarauskas Bruno,
Zidonis Antanas,
Zass Richard,
Zass Juozas.
Suopis, Vitus Anthony,
Suopis, Frank S.
Cebatarauskas Andrew
Markevicius Juozas.
(Galas)
Car jusu sunaus ar dukte
7ardas jau priduotas Americs
War Activity K
nitetui? Priduokit Siuo a
'esu):
Jurgis K. Venslovas,
1857 F. S2nd st. OF, 15t
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by WOODY COWAN

MEATH Dale Christensen Gray, Iowa. 112th Cavalry after
- heroic Guinea which earned him medal of honor
Finding his platoon badly shot from short fire. 1t Christensen
crawd close enemy senced machine gun with hand nad
later led assault which resulted the destruction of four
and machine guns Our War Bonds such
% the supreme sacrifice for freedom for all humanity
4s II = STynsny yDeatm
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-31

TRAFFIC nelaimese Cleve,
lande Xxi Rugp. 27 symet uz-
muSta So asmenys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-08-31

MIESTAS pasiryzes statyti
naujas moderniskas Marketo
patalpas - Central Market,
vidurmiestyje, kuriu isstaty-
mas nekastuos taksu moketo-
Jams nei cento.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
THE LAST DONOR

Marguerite Honour of l5267 Airing
ton, Allen Park, Red Cross volunteer and
the last donor at DetrOit's Red Cross Blood
Bank which closed today after three
years. Mrs. Arthur Tobie Is the nurse
assisting her with her twelfth donation.
Times Photo
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Ruling Affects
0utstdte Bars

The state liquor commission to-
day placed in effect new reguIs-
tions announced week ago by
chairman John p. Aaron. VINO
said they had worked successfully
on an experimental basis in 10
Detroit establishments and would
be extended 10 the entire state.
Licensees are forbidden, first, 10
serve unescorted women after 8
p. m. except AT tables. Secondly,
they are ordered 10 keep their
establishments brightly lighted
10 a degree, Aaron said, that
would make IL possible 10 read a
newspaper in the darkest corner
where drinks are served"
The commission also announced
that licensees serving minors, or
any patron on Sunday. would be
suspended Is days instead Of the
customary seven. assessed the
maximum fine or lose their license
entirely, A ban upon cross-table
dancing was repeated, and the
legal hours OF operation were re-
stated.
1t was also disclosed that Gov.
Kelly had begun interviewing ap-
pllcants for the three-man board
OF hearing examiners authorized
by the Legislature in an effort 10
ease the enforcement load now
carried by The commission Itself
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Flag Heroes
Boost Bonds
photographer Is With
Famed Picture Marines S

Arriving in Detroit Monday
will be three surviving servicemen
who helped plant the Stars and
Stripes atop Mt. Suribachi on Two
Jima and are now helping 10
finance the war by their work in
the Seventh War Loan drive.
They are Marine Pvts. Ira H.
Hayes and Rene -Gagnon and
Pharmacists Mate &c John n.
Bradley. The other three flag
raisers were killed later.
.Ioe Rosenthal, the phoiogra-
pher, who made the picture OF the
flag raising. which rs being used
10 spur bond sales. will accompany
the servicemen.
More than 1000 pupils from
the Webster School, Franklin
School and 81. Vincentis PaToctiai
School viii meet the group when
they arrive at the Michigan Cen
tral station at 7:55 a. m.
Mayor Jeffffes and members
Of the common council will well
come the Servicemen at the city
hall al II a. m.
At $50 p. m. Monday, the
heroes Will attend a dinner in
their honor at the Hotel Statier,
sponsored by the Teamsters'
JOINT Gouncfi.
As Michigan completed the
fourth day in the Seventh War
Loan drive, sales figures showed
a total Of SS0525 i24 against the
states quota of S50t .0OO, ,009,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Marine Found
Guilty in Row

Carl Porter 26, Of 26l1 LycaSte,
4 rr1arlur- with -trree years and 10
months service IN the southwest
Pacific. had been found guilty Of
disturbing the peace today in
Recorders Judge Joseph A. Gil
hS court.
The complainant was the father
OF three sons who had seen -seFV-
tce one killed in action, another
missing lie is William HAHHeke1
So. OF 47S r. Alexander, driver OF
4 beer truck.
Testimony showed that scuffle
followed Hennekes refusal 10 sell
Porter some beer. f'he-driVer
claimed Porter hit him with
cane and broke an ear drum.
Porter will be sentenced MAY 29.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Shooting Laid
To Husband

Thomas 3. tTguron. II. Of IA
Chene. accused Of firing four
rife shots through the tr1ntdoor
at the home Of his father-ln-laW.
Joseph Holley, 2619 + Fort, was
ordered held for examination
4Haef Sl4 gp4 bend by Recorder s
Judge Donald Van Zile today
trgHFon vas charged -Wtttf- az
sault with intent TO commit mur-
der Hts eSttarffctf wfffe, Doris,
was ip her father home with
the couples 10-month-old son,
Ronald, at the time of the shoot
ing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Stencil Bomb
Hits StOfe
Times Photo

Police today we're investigst-
ing the Stencn bombing Of the
Diamond Mode Shop. 1886 Grand
River.
Ber Saunders, 2975 W. Chicago,
manager reported that an un-
identified man hurled a vial Of
odorous liquid through the stores
plate glass window yesterday
morning, shortly before the store
-waS opened.
Police records showed that the
dTeSS shop was The oblect OF a
similar bombing IN December,
1912. Saunders was unable TO ex-
plain the actor. The owner is
Moe 3 Diamond $50 Whittmore.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

10 rive with tf1c grandparents Just
before the birth Of hiS younger
brother, Craig The father said
his mother had repeatedly refused
10 give fhe hoy UP. despite his
repeated requests
The father is head Of the Ultra
Finish Engineering Co and said
he has an income of $1,000 a
year
As the family separated after
the hearing Kenneths mother
sought 10 comfort him.
He turned away an arm up
raised TO hide his weeping.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Bar Under Probe
lnHooper Case

LANSING. May 1e-Becsuse
!. thezstaie contends The mnrder of
Senator Warren g Hooper was
plotted in OLarrys Bar al DeX-
ter and Boston bouieVardS in De
troli the State Liquor Control
Commission today Is investigating
ownership of that drinking cstab-
llShment
The iICeuSr is under the name
-jOtTH -rthUckJ SciiE. brother
Of Mike Sehk one of the four de-
PENDANTS accused Of planning the
murder
The hCenSec today was notified
10 appear before the commission
next tfHfSats-end explain " ny be
should be allowed 10 continue IN
business
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Cafe Wins Dismissal
OF Labor CHARGE

Stella Mcleod. state labor de-
partment Inspector, stood repri-
manded today by Recorders Judge
Joseph A ellis and action was
dismissed against the Seafood
Grotto 240l0 W Seven Mile, for
employing a minor without =
permit,
The defendants. James Con-
stand s. Of Warwick, and John
j. Peters 81 Of Holbrook. we're
charged with employing Roy Ben
nett. Is, as a busboy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Peace pipe Smoke
Sets I'm .DapS Eyes

NEW YORK. May 19 INS)-
The japanese seem 20 he having
att kinds Of worries
Tokyo radio reported today that
widespread peace speculation
around the world "everyW mere
except in Japan had become a
source Of annoyance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
State Troops, Police
Ready for ManeuVers

Col Owen J. Cleary's state
troops We're poised today for
an -eityWide sinru-
lated disaster which will get un-
derway early tomorrow with
mobilization Of 900 men OF the
+4fS|fnfaHtTy, third battalion Of
the -24th- Infantry and the Mp
battalion.
Five hundred policemen will
-fauffcff1 -tt1e nauEuvrr-at midnight.
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i. 5. 10 Dust Many
UnWeI(Ome Aliens

WASHINGTON, May 10 CUPl
The justice department IS plan
n.ng 10 depOri a substantial num-
her of unWelcomo Germans IN the
same class with nan-Amcncan
hund leader Fritz Kuhn whose
expulsion was ordered yesterday.
n WAS disclosed today
There are now almost ! 600
German aliens in detention camps
camps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21

As the torn family, grandpsr-
entS and parents, left the court
roam. they were met by the boy.
who had been waiting in the cor
ndor7 He was told OF the de-
CiSlnn,
His checks wet with tears. Ken
nerh stTode through thp court
room and faced the bench where
4 ttttft. -tttiAse- sat aleFt
II don't want 10 20 with my
father and mother" he cried.
Please let me stay with grand.
mother"
Judge Richter Gained the boy
and told him that when he is ID
years old ne may make ms own
decision
The courts ruling came after
A bitter courtroom scene. The
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs Chris
topher WhItloCk of l6S05 Glen
wood told the court that the par
entS had given them permanent
custody of Kenneth when he was
four years old.
This was denied by the younger
couple. They said the boy went
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Social Insurance
Strike i'm France

PARIS, May 10 (INS)-Be-
tween 10000 and l2000 civil serv-
ants employed in social insurance
Offices in The Paris region were
on strike today. The walkout is
a protest against delay in ad-
jHstfHg wages to the cost of hv-
Inr
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
YxS pRoeAESSyKF
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD

bos Irso4pe,.sSea sIds~ oss,eii ~. hieh
Prom. cAdill.s T19l
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-21
Confession
Laid 10 Blows

Charged with FIRST degree MUIR
der IT t7e -dcatr NJ -tSham SuIt7,
81 of 1913 Benton last oct. 3,
John II Jones. &, Of 367l Beau
fat asserted to-day in Recorder S
Judge Paul F. KrauSes s court that
nc was ulaU75HdtPd ny police m
their efforts 10 draw a confession
from iA.f--.
He SAID he Was forced TO con-
feSs 10 the staying oct "a atSer
being heaten at the Hunt STREET
Station.
THAT bald-headed cop" Jones
testified. referring. 10 a detec-
tive attached to tffc station,
who had previously given testi-
mOny m tho case. knocked mo
off CHAIR. ~tBetV fingers IN my
ewes and kicked me, and said:
"Khen -me get through WIth
you, YOU Won't knoW your oUn
head -
The trial being heard by an
all-Woman lury IS expected 70
be completed Monday