davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
4 anasiian Rail
LOadings Drop

OTTAWA, Oct. - LoadnsS NJ
Canadian railroads during the
week ended oct ,totalcd 80 7S6
cars against 1886 in the prcVi-
ouS week and 7O.566 last year. ac-
cordinE 10 the Dominion bureau
OF statistics.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
FTTTSBT KGH

PITTSBURGH. oct. % ISS1 Livestock
CATTLE-450. Slov ~ steady prices Grass
4~t~-rs-s 5e-a- - str-rs.--gc'c cf1otc~.
Sl7HlS medium 60 good, SIS 500 is SO.
common 70 medium Sl2 5OaI55O. hciiers.
good 20 choice Sl5H16 medium TO good. -
ala So common 90 medium. SlOal2. COWS,
good 10 choice sllhl2 medium 20 good,
S9alO. Gamers ana cutters. S5.5omS, bulls.
good 20 choice, $l2.5oglA. common 20 me-
dunn S9al2.
1918, 1sO-2OO lbs SlSlOal5l5. 200
220 lbs S15.1OuI5l5. 220250 lbs
Sl510ml5l5 25O-30O lbs. Sl5NlSlA.
30O-35O lbs Si4 Goals. 100-I5o lbs. Sl4
i44li7S rnuEhS Sl4ul4 40-
SHEEP-f5 5o steady Choice spring lambs
IA 5Op15. medium 20 good Sl3a "a cuu-
mon Ssa1O ewes 81 wcthcrs S4u7 2 3.
CALVES 200 steady Good 20 choice
SIT Soals.4o. medium, $l4 SOD So cuils
and common. S7dl2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23

maker q Nlcr-
rlll autonotive
consulting en-
gjnccrS IN De
troit. has been
appointed chief
Of REQ
Motors. Inc. lie
has been han
ding special
assignments in
Rcos research
q o. p.artuent I
since Septen-
her lgiA Probst
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
CAN'T GET GOODS

As an economist who has had
as much experience m such matt
tors. and has studied Them as
closely aS any, ! believe that none
of those "1S'L can be oNercor4r-
But unless each and every one
of them IS overcome. the argl-
mcnt falls 20 the ground.
First. the real prices actually
paid have not been held down ln
cases where the fixed prices have
been actually enforced, quality
considered, they have become
more nominal quotations You
cant get the good at the
publcly-quoted priceSi.
SECOND, many goods arc so
scarce and cost so much 70 pro-
.Gucc. that. in view of the vast
supplies Of currency and liquid
savings now on hand. and the
current high national income.
prices should be allowed 10 rise.
We shothd he allowed 10 use our
money for buying goods.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
Continental Power

On August -. this column
reporte. that "the new Frazer
viii be an assembled job and
will probably be powered by
Continental.
Last week In New York. Jo-
seph Frazer. president Of Kaiser
Frazer, told the New York Fin
ancial Writers Association that
both the Kaiser and the Frazer
cars will use Continental Red
Seal engines.
That's first official Conllrma-
tion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
CHICAGO


CHICAGO oct % ms Livestock
HOGS-r6 500. steads Top sl4 s5 bulk
Sl4 50 heavy STA So medium, SASS,
packing Sows. Sl4gl4l0. piss. $i225a
II 50
CATTLE--1T 500. steady. Calves 500.
steady. Beef steers choice. Sl7mls mo
dium Sl2a17 vearlingS, Sl2 5o@ls
butchers heifers SiOtal7. 2 5. ofeo@s 500
hullS 80 calNrg xiQm 4.
feeder steers. SlLqi475' stockers steers
SlOa14.5O, cows and heoiers IS 25 s
II 25
SHEEP OOO steady Choice lambs, si4d
Is common. $40 SOdl3 yearings. 81 &c
u so choice ewes. 56s7S. feeder iamos.
&ll.5Oal525
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
Coal Botteneck in u. S. Economic Picture

bottleneck item I'M tho whole economic picture in
the United States In this still the chief
electrical energy, although the of the
total has been climbing
Ultimately atomic energy concepably dispaGe coal bat
the dependence
industry transportation coal of
The that announced that III called off the
public the Of
tremendous power those who control the closed
shop. bottlcneck industry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
Lewis Action May Prove Turning Point

Beck truckmen's union Seattle similarly
built his through the boeneck Importance TO all
industry of trucking.
BY forhanded seemingly voluntary action Mr.. Lewis
prevented showdown nationally widespread
struggle between management and the unions for
This action may prove turning point nearterm indus
trial relations
came sides nationally tho indus
bargaining
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
Observes Holiday

NEW YORK, oct. - - The
New York Produce Exchange viii
be closed next Saturday IN OBJ
SerVance of Navy Day
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
By SuER FREEMAN


BOX tolfcar-drop bodies and
coldnSh-boWl tops on automo-
bIlcS, tho most widely discussed
postwar dream is iear-engined
-c4rz- But lake IL from Charles
r.. kcttering. who tnkerS with
whatever may become impor-
tsuL "a 4atemobreS, the rear
engine development is far, far
or Yeter
Boss kciicring has a simple
way o. debating almost any
thing which he cannot see as
practical. lie simply asks:
What advantage does II
ha,e23"
*ttri ff1ut what no asks
about The engine m the back.
lic can see very few and on the
other hand he sees many draw
haCkS. First. he points out, YOU
would have 10 take the gaSo-
inc tank from the back and
place II Hp front. That is ah-
Vous for Safcty'S sake.
BY switching the engine 10
the back YOU lose most of your
room ln your luggage compart-
mont ka e-tAe A fny. ncopat,,xy
there IS none in switching the
engine from the front TO the
hack
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
Probst Appointed
REQ Chief Engineer

SING. oct. % - Karl
ProbSt Identified with the auto
motive industry since 1906 and AT
one time head of Probst, Shoe
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
riNruoN

VIrsthfF A,esr track Asst
Tra) 8 81 NJ Nf Dctrnit Nms N'N
r'h Hgcr Baby Kiddis Pendrsf1n,
e ,ut. f1 Eb uld N..
Race, Harbcd Wirc, Rakisn Jane,
Iis.rf Paf Hush Hu~.
TrFd Hace-fieid'afe. Bride spur.
rI.fE Racf-fIy orr
Hif-n Racr- -R1manlcus. Brides Biscuit,
hrr fH0r0u.
-.IN Race UHFfwnn
s..anfh pate- BLACK CspF Fric fSdv.
E.r FVsfN Ht Hucf Bgi, Vether. Msrrs
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
Scratches
spoRrsMtN'S PARK

Post 80 m Detroit time
Fi-.t Race queen Kl.,ie Woodhn Monks
Nsnn TEDDY Tcs Fshs CharnOck.
-rrlnd RHce -. tn~t Back. Cindy Lou,
NatA Rnv. Hlssdei
fi-i-f ftHrr fiTH-1 Dream Va Man
huausn son. Fre Dus, Tough Target.
I'It ff tOe
IHur'H Eacc--ksr rskDrlm.
FiNf RaDt FOdimi.. cal Ann. Liberty
PAT IIutluch, lursy colonel. NsioinA
Ntiffr.
rAft Phce-Tcm wade 1f. sunny Jack.
seventh HsC0-SaEsy Pan
firutf Race - Pfact1riaH. Happy Dash.
C'fDa NoIitgri0us. tne McChin. Movies
IaF
NI0h Fsoe tmbs'iute -- Declared on.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
HnrkINGIIAM

TFFrHtf Tear. TRACK FAST
rHMtf lh on Detroit Zinc
f. tals-Surr Sloppy Nsfh.
a.O.Ut\ t\Ratt- tCnancf| S0rf Psychic Rate
IV.f RsCn- Horre, ne NotN
FNUNr Hagn-t twaK
fIrUhA Rato-Neofrief.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
Earnings

THATCHER MANUFACIl RiNG Co. 80.
Sins mCnthS ended Sept tu-
L44t Ists
Esmsf psr common share fF So .T
ret profit &s3e if5 Nf- a4t
rNfTTD PAPtR BOARD CO
Quarterly ended Aus. ti
I44- Iats
rnon share esfne1 o2 r6
Eef profit .EiFGt sfl
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
Auto
Graphs

K<44t K<44 DebHnts Enoine
In Rear Idea
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
SUFFER MORE HARM

THIRD -prnductinn. -MIll -ncL-n-
increase much unless and until the
prospect is for higher prices
fprtrCS which witt IucTcaSe Ttlr
probability of good profits on cN-
! pandcd outputs.
FOURTH, even If by some com
! pulSlon entcrpriserS and investors
could be induced 10 expand pro-
I ductlon without rising prices. the
I process would be so irregular and
slow that meanwhile we would
suffer moro harmthan coed -Liep-
crnmcnt spending and debt would
be maintained. For cXafhpic, sub
sides and controls would have 10
be paid for
ONE BIG trouble with the wait
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES notion.
II that II does not consider the
WOtIVcS and aItiTudcS OF he In7I-
yidual producers who must make
the supplies. II is assumed that
somehow or other supplies viii IN
crease rapidly in the face of fixed
prices and rising wages.
IGNORES FUNCTION
THUS IT ignores the function
of prices IN "A free economy That
junction is TO stimulate OF retard
production as required by demand.
IN FACT, supply can equal de
mand at any price level, high or
low. What the price level should
hc, all depends upon the desires
and the purchasing power of the
buyers, and the costs and the de
Sirc-to-scll OF the sellers. These
are the fundamental conditions OF
demand and supply and no gov
Crnmcnt can control them
TO-DAY they VII. point toward
. higher prices.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
Detroit Stocks

Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid - far this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
rNITrD FAPtR BOARD ca.


'oa shy place e. the rnited sfsfss CarFra
~ MeNicn fOn csnsdian Subscriptions sed
Z. ----
Evening star., 1945-03-20
Nine Fighter Bomber
Pilots Are Cited as
Standouf Specialists
By WALTER McCALLUM.


Gen. H. H. Arnold, commanding
the Army Air Forces, on recon-
mendation of Maj. Gen. Hoyt s..
Vandenberg, commander OF the 9th
Air Force, has. announced selection
of nine flghter-bomber pilots rs
outstanding specialists In destruc-
ton of classified types of enemy
equipment.
One of the men chosen by Gen.
Vandenberg died heros death last
month diving his flaming, flak-rid-'
den plane into German gun nest as
he sought to silence his 18th enemy
gun position. He was Capt. Carroll
A. Peterson, 23, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, PAT pilot.
A few days before his death, Capt.
Peterson was chosen as the ace of
the 9th Air Force in silencing en-
emy gun positions. He had ranged
from Normandy to the Siegfried
Line, searching out and machine
cunning and bombing the enemy.
Others cited by Gen. Vandenberg
and their specialties: Locomotives,
First It. Bruce w. Carr, Union
Springs, N. Y, 65 destroyed; railroad
cars, Capt. Wilfred B. Crutchfield,
Madisonville, KY, $50 destroyed;
railroad tracks, Capt. Kent C.
Goyer, Morger, Tex, so cuts; tun-
nels, Capt. Francis p. McIntire,
Savannah, Ga, sealed; buildings,
Capt. Irving I. Ostuw, Passaic, N. j.,
IS destroyed; motor transport, First
1t. Henry B. Hamilton, Winnetka,
H., 300 destroyed; tanks and ar
mored vehicles, First 1t. william J.
Garry, Winona, Mimi, 80 destroyed; !;
bridges, Maj. Frank H. Peppers,
Brooklyn, Is destroyed. Probably
by this time the totals of all these
men have mounted.
/ by the nature Of tactical air
Evening star., 1945-03-20

power, which attacks dozens Of tar
gets simultaneously, Ne have TO de-
scribe daily operations In an Inn
personal and statistical fashion, =
Gen. Arnold said. However, tac-
tical air powers total effect rests
squarely on the personal skin and
achievements Of individual pilots In
destroying enemy materiel and
snarling communications systems.
"Tnat effort Is Just Is real and
worthy Of special recognition as the
skill involved In shooting down
enemy planes. The persona
achievements of these nine pilots
of the 9th Air Force reflects the
initiative and battle wisdom Of all
of our tactical airmen who have
learned in action how to knock out
ground force materiel which Is of
Evening star., 1945-03-20

the utmost value and necessity to
the enemy"
Gen. Vandenberg pointed out the
fighter bomber pilots concentrating
on ground targets In tactical sup
port OF ground forces seldom meet
German planes and have little
chance to gain "ace" rating. THE
job Of f1ghter-bomber pilots" he
said. "is just as exacting as that
of the aerial aces. And is paying
on lucrative dividends In the
achievement of the primary goals
Of tactical airpower." These goals
are destruction of enemy air power;
isolation of the battlefield by wreck
ing enemy communications and
transport, and cooperation with
the ground forces"
All the cited men wear decora-
Evening star., 1945-03-20

tions. including the Air Medal and
Silver Star and some have the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross. Capt.
Peterson, whom the Air Force said
devoted himself to destruction of
enemy gun positions, boring In on
Evening star., 1945-03-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
TUESDAY.

the light and heavy field pieces and
multiple gun positions with equal
determination In the face of heavy
fire" had the DEC. the Silver Star
Evening star., 1945-03-20

and the Air Medal. After complete
Ing the prescribed 100 operational
missions he volunteered for q Sec
ond tnaIr of duty
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
DeGduIIe Makes
Peace With Foes

PARIS. Nov. p GNS) The
political crisis which has threat
cned France all week was appar-
entity settled today after Gen DE
Gaulle had reached an agreement
with the three principal political
parties on compromise cabinet.
DC Gaulle and leaders of the
Communist, Socialist and Popular
Republican parties announced for
nation OF a new cabinet giving
each party five posts.
The remaining six cabinet posts
were given TO minor parties of a
conservative tendency.
The government announced that
De Gaulle would head new de-
parlment of national defense. and
under him will be a Communist
minister Of munitions and a
Popular Republican minister Of
the armies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Gen. Ike Urges
UNRRA Funds

WASHINGTON. Nov. % tINS)
Gen. Eisenhower today urged
Congress to provide additional
funds for war-torn nations 10 in
sure the permanencc OF the Allied
victory.
Eisenhower appeared AS wit
ness before the House foreign
affairs committee considering
President Truman request thdt
Congress authorize an additional
81 $50. 100000 for the UNRRA.
The special Thanksgiving SeS-
sion was arranged for EISenhow-
er'S convenience.
Eisenhower spoke against pro-
poSals in Congress that UNRRA
be abandoned and its work taken
ever by a L. S. organization.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Hunt Detroiter
In Missing Plane

A land. water and air search In
Michigan, Ohio and Ontario was
started today for a twin-engined,
four.passcnger chartered aifPlane
from City Airport overdue since
5;11 p. m. yesterday on flight
from Columbus.
The plane. owned by the Floyd
Foren Flying Co, City Airport,
and piloted by Lloyd "Pappy''
Hagen, As. of 4274 Lakeview. was
believed carrying one passenger.
Hagen last reported over the
Windsor, Ont, Range Station, 10
miles southeast of the airport, that
he was going TO Cleveland airport,
his alternate base.
SEARCH HELD UP
Search planes, groun d c d
throughout the night by high
winds and 400-foot overcast, and
coast guard patrol boats were
pressed into service this morning.
All police posts and airports in the
vicinity were ordered on the look
out. Commercial airline pilots
also were aiding in the search.
The Civil AeronauticS Authof-
ity planned 10 ask military aid
in the search if Hagen's craft is
not located within a few hours.
Hagen's Sill p. m. report was
received simultaneously by City
Airport Control Tower, Windsor
Range Station. Army Flight Serv-
ice at Romulus and the CAA Air
way Control Center for Detroit
LANDING DELAYED
Airport control told Hagen,
after his 1-hour 20-minute flight
from Columbus. 10 maintain his
authorized 3,000-foot altitude un-
TIL several other planes ahead of
him could land. When Hagen re-
ceivcd landing clearance he adj
vised he was going 10 Cleveland,
35 minutes away.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
ELECTRICAL WORKERS IN

When the strikers blew the
Whistles at II a m. yesterday.
approximately 175 000 wal k c d
pcaccably from their Jobs.
An estimated 25,000 GM en-
ployeS. members of the United
Electrical Workers (CIO), are
prepared to Join the JAW if their
wage demands are not met. Neil
Brandt GM director of the UE
disclosed.
None Of the FIVE plants under
contract to the UE is located in
Detroit.
/ Picket lines closed the plants
TO approximately $4,000 office
workers. although the union ruled
that white-collar workers can
reach their desks at the discretion
Of the individual units of the
union
About $4,000 more members of
the UAW-CIO, laid off during the
/ Ireconversion period. will now re-
fuse to return 10 work if they re-
ceive their awaited notices TO
report.
This biggest Industrial strike in
the worlds history may ultimately
affect more than a half million
workers.
Companies supplying GM with
parts will close within few DAYS
! and George Romney. general man
Iager Of the Automobile Manufac-
jturerS Association, predicted that
lall automobile factories except
Ford Motor Co. viii be unable to
produce because of lack of parts
usually supplied by the strike
bound corporation.
Every automobile producer
except one depends upon GM for
vital parts" Romney stated.
At a press conference late yes
terday in his office at the JAW
headquarters, All w. Milwaukee,
Walter p. Reuther, UAW vice
president in charge of GM. said
that he had not been contacted
either by GM officials or by gov
ernment Cancellation agencies.
II haven't heard from the
government and certainly have
not heard from GM," he said.
SPEED UP OUTPUT OF 2
He claimed that within five
hours after the zero hour the
strike was 90 per cent effective
The only Dlaptc not lOvup mr.
cording TO Reuther. were seven
owned by the Defense Plant Corp,
which are practically idle, the
New Departure plant at Meridian,
Conn, which was taken over from
the UAW-AFL by the CIO only
three weeks ago, and three
smaller plants.
Rcuther said that every effort
would be made 10 keep GIN COM
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
RIOTS IN Hokk NIDO

TOKYO Nov - OJP) - Dis
pateac, from Akaha Amarh q
coal mining town ON Hokkaidu
sand today that American military
authorities and Japanese police
broke up "a riot between 500 Chi
neSe and 800 Korean slave la
horerS. impOrteu during The War
los the japanese.
The Jlp News Service said
scores were injured and oSe Chi
nose killed
The newspaper Nainichi said
three Korean lahorcrS were killed
and 100 arrested when they at
tempted 10 raid a powder store
house in search ot alcohol an
Funaoks. 200 miles northeast OF
Tokyo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Expect Lords 10 Hear
HaW HdW Plea Dee. ;

LONDON, Nov. % GNS)-
Authoritative quarters said today
the appeal Of William Joyce from
the death sentence imposed for
his activities as the Lord Haw
Haw" OF the Nazi radio probably
would be presented TO the House
Of Lords Dec. s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
kOllO.ye
Finishes
Aeeairaft

TOKYO, Nov. % GNs) -
Prince Fumimaro Konoye today
presented TO Emperor Hirohito
the long-awaited redraft of the
japanese constitution, designed TO
diveSt the mikado of many im-
perial powers.
Konoye was delegated by the
emperor to reconstitute the jap
anese government along demo-
cratic lines as demanded by Gen.
Macarthur.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
.Hd|sey Returns
To Civilian Life

LONG BEACH Cal Nov %
INS)-Adm. Halsey bids fare
well to the navy today.
He IS to relinquish command
OF the Third Fleet and retire az
a ceremony aboard The batticShIp
South Dakota.
Just before he is pipcd over
the side for the last time. hrs
barge VII take him on a review
OF ships he commanded in the
war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Dead Filler Planned
Divorce From Libby

NEW YORK, Nov. % UP) -
Ralph Holmes. 30-year-old flier
whose body was found yesterday
in has apartment, made a friendly
agreement 10 separate from his
wife, torch-Singcr Libby Holman,
a month ago and the couple was
planning a divorce, II was revealed
today. An autopsy failed TO reveal
the cause of death.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
SHIN JAVA MEETING

BATAVIA, Nov. p tUP)--The
Nationalist IndoneSian govern
nent today announced that II
would not participate IN a meet
ing scheduled Tor tonight with the
Dutch and the British.
The government said il was
willing 10 meet with the British
but not the Dutch.
Fighting iu Soerdbaya and
SemaranG continued but on a les
scr scale.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
15-Degree Cold
Due for Tonight

Detroit had its first hard snow
furry OF the winter today while
outstate and in the Upper Penln-
sula falls ranging up TO 8 inches
were reported.
The weather bureau reported a
fall Of 8 inches at Marquette. the
heaviest in the state. The bureau
reported 2 inches on the ground
at Traverse City, ! inch at Grand
Rapids, 3 inches at Sault Ste.
Marie and 3 inches al Houghton.
The forecast for Detroit tomor.
row IS continued cold with the
lowest tonight about Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Thousands See
Holiday Parade
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
float surrounded by a group Of
assorted subordinatcs ready -
answer his every Mhlm. As usual
Donald was at the head of II
parade
Between Donald and s a n a
Claus and his eight white REIN
deer, who drew up at the rear,
marched strange creatures fash
ioned by the Wizard of OF, the
Three Bears, the animals Of
Noah'S Ark, crazy, top-heaVy
Humpty Dumpty and myriad
others.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Nab Black DRAGON Chief

TOKYO Nov. % Baron
Gen. Sadao Araki, former Japa-
ncSe war minister. and YoShinihisa
kuzuu, head of the Black Dragon
society, were arrested on war
crimes charges today
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
tension Mounts
In India Riots
Police Fire on Mobs
in Calcutta Sd line

in Calcutta Sd line
CALCUTTA, Nov - ouEn-
Police fired on mob- Of street
oemonSu8tor> today far The third
time within "a hours aud tension
was mounting rapidly
Calcutta was eo.Iarcl oat OF
bounds Tor American army pcr
s0nncI as the demonstrations Ir-
creased in size and violence, There
were - including fous dead
Police estimated Chat 'rr dcm-
c1>ratorS numbered about l0o-
coo
80 The demonstrators. Jed hy stl-
dents. are protesting the trial "a,
New Dcsei Of Indians who joined
the rrc-Japarc,o army of the late
Nationals, Suthas Chardra Bose
Strcftcar workers bus and taxi
drivers lett their Jobs IN general
StlIrc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
7 BELOW IN MONTANA

CHICAGO, Nov % OUP)-
Temperatures throughout the Md
west fell sharply today with the
-coldesi spot being Glasgow Mont
where the mercury hit 7 below
zero Dickinson. n. D., recorded
3 below. Land o Lakes, Wis, had
g inches of snow.
Scores of accidents resulted
from icy highways. Freezing tenn
peratureS were reported from San
Antonio, which had 30 degrees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
REDS WON'T INTERFERE

CHUNGKING, Nov. % UPl-
TusSia has assured Chang Ksi-
shek that Red army troops Will
90 nothing TO interfere with The
Increasingly swift advance of
Chinese troops into Manchuria,
reliable sources said today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
GRILL SHATTERED

Police held Korody for inveSti-
CATION They said his car had a
smashed radiator grill, and that
shattered grill work found at the
scene was from a car of the same
make.
Tourtillott was dead upon ad-
mittance to Mt. Carmel Mercy
Hospital after being hit by a car
al Woodward and Alameda, and
hurled into the path of a second
car driven by Peter Lombardini,
36, of 1927 East Nevada Lom-
bardini was released after ques-
tioning.
a two car collision at Ann
Arbor Trail and Telegraph killed
Mrs. Dotson. She was riding home
from work with Austin Allison,
50, of a trailer camp al Outer
Drive and w. Warren, Dearborn
Township. He was held for investi-
cation of negligent homicide.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Z Die i'm Traffic:
Hif-RuIlS Kill =

A wave of auto accidents in the Detroit area
today claimed seven lives two by hit-run drivers,
and seriously injured eight other persons including
7-year-old boy.
Police attributed the upsurge of accidents that
brought the Detroit 945 death toll 147 compared 1876
for last year last nights rain and the beginning of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Detroit Times Pontiac Bur.su
Cider Black Market

BOSTON, Nov. % CIlIS)-
Massachusetts grocers revealed
today that a black market is
flourishing in the sale Of apple
cider.