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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Tells Of Life
In Jap Camp
Detroiter Calls Home
a Dream Come True
BY VERA BROWN

Just how DOGS home seem after
three years in Jap prison camp?
For T/3 Thomas Woods, 27.
former Cooley High and Wayne
University student. this question
was something Of a poser after
Just "a hours OF reunion with his
family.
"It's wonderful, of course"
he said. "fOr you've hoped so
long and dreamed No much of
mother and dad and the girls.
Then suddenly it's true and I'm
here"
He looked down at his swollen
feet.
-CAPTINES- -KEEP-FAITH
keep looking at them to
be sure IL was not all a bad
DREAM he said. 81 guess
had more faith than you did
back hOme. We'd say to-our-
selves that the boys would be
coming after us next month
and. when they didn't we'd look
ahead a little farther.
He smiled across at his par
enis. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Woods. 14lll Mettetal, W no
through those long three years
had prayed that their only sol
would come home safe.
Fright now. my main prob
lem IL deiting." nc said. when
the Japs left us at Cabanatuan
In January, / weighed 10
lbs. Now I weigh 2l0 and /
think mother Is just a little
shocked"
CoLLAPSES ON MARCH
Tom sailed out from San Fran
cisco in January, 1871. for the
Philippines after service IN
Panama.
"You can imagine how j felt
when saw that Golden Gate
last week" he said 81 try not
to think too much Of Bataan or
the march back. collapsed
near a spring and I didn't dare
fall back into line for they shot
ns when We did. l don't know
much what happened that day.
WAS punchy from the sun.
anyway, Filipino rescued
us and took us up into the rice
paddy country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
CAUGHT BY JAPS

They caught three Of Us after
eight months and sent us TO
Pasay. That WAS the worst.
There was one Jap We called
Pick Handle Pete for he was
always slugging us with a pick
handle. He was little short
guy who had been a rickshaw
cOolie In Tokyo.
idea waS tn beat one of
us in front of the Fihpinos.
They wanted 10 show we were
COW ards and thus win over the
natives. Sometimes, IL was
worse seeing somebody else
beaten than TO be beaten your
self"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Small Buses
UpLdborCosI
DSR Compared
With Other Systems
BY JOHN CREECY

The DSR's extensive use OF
small buses was denounced as
"unsound" Saturday by Ross
Schram, publishing consultant to
the magazine Mass Transportation
and former general manager OF
the DSR.
Schram made his statement in
a Mass Transportation article en-
titled Whats the Score at De-
troit?"
In introducing the article. the
magazine, a trade organ OF the
transit industry published in Chi
cago, said;
"The Detroit Times recently
asked. What IL Wrong With the
DSR? Here Is one intelligent
answer"
LABOR COSTS HIGH
Pointing out that the DSR.s la
Dor and pension costs take almost
20 per cent of revenue, compared
10 about 45 per cent for the coun-
try AS a whole, Schram said:
Despite all the speed and
maneuverability Of the 27-pas-
senger type Of vehicles. 1t il un-
sound for the management To
resort TO them for two-thirds Of
Its mileage even " they could
secure them free. In the transit
business you are. Just selling
platform space and the smaller
the vehicle the harder To make
ends meet.
"The City OF Detroit has more
than 1900 people on its railway
pay roll, more than any outside
Chicago and New York.
MORE OVERTIME LIKELY
Remember that 65 cents of
every dollar, plus S.4l cents for
pensions, Il going for tabor now
on that system, and the ma
/ ti0nai heads OF the labor orgaDi-
zatieHs In that field are already
talking about five-day wrck
of six hours "A day in the post
war period. thus making for
more overtime in connection
with split, runs between traffic
Tushes.
"Any man with fair seniority
can now earn $500 a year on
the platforms IL he wants 10 APP
ply himself at the DSR. Many
will draw 5000"
Because of tho low earning
shown in the DSR'S 1914 report,
Schram expressed doubt that The
city would be able 10 sell the
$1,000 900 in equipment trust
notes which Detroit postwar
transit plan contcmplstes for
financing new equipment.
The nationally known engineers
who drew up the postwar program
urged immediate placing OF orders
for PCCs StreamIned street cars
and electric trolley buses. They
also urged use of larger buses
than the small ones now used ex-
Clusively by the DSR.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Boys Il Eligible
For Army Exams

BOYS of l7who have been grsdu-
ated from high school arc eligible
for admission 20 the army spe-
cialized reserve program exami-
nations to be given April l.,
starting Al 9 "A. m.
Successful applicants among the
$50 expected 10 take the exami-
nations wit receive Two To four
l2-wcck terms in college. They
VIII be assigned 10 selected SeheelS
in July, August and September.
Tests VIII be given in Is hign
schools.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Windsor Cries Foul, Halts
Detroiters Chicken Spree
Times Photo

Saturday make its city safer for chickens,
thereby throwing another obstacle in the path of
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Nazis Ban Coal Heat

LONDON. April z fUP) - The
Nazi government today banned
the use of coal for heating pur-
poses. The announcement followed
yesterdays warning that all
homes will be without gas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23
HIGn % 4.1Oi. m. ASSOCIATION
CONDUCTS INTERESTING MEETING

The regular monthly meeting
II the Junior Senior High School,
PIT A vas held in the school
uuelitorium on March 20. The
hall was decorated in PIT. A.
colors and as it was Father
Night, fathers present were ask
ed 10 act as officers.
Myrtland Gates served as pres
ident; Albert Cooper. secretary;
X. l.. Connors, treasurer, and
Joseph Trembley as program
chairman.
Community singing was led by
Mr. Trembley. Walter Lazier
followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Trembley
and daughter Eleanor, sang
Blue Hawaii, and Miss Eleanor,
Il Dream of You"
The little Yates sisters gave a
song and dance to the music of
strawberry Blonde"
The girls chorus sang Don't
Pence Me In. Gilbert Weecn
and Ebert Higgs played electri-
cal guitars and sang two cowboy
melodies.
a trio consisting of Betty
Lord, Bernadette Wilhelm and
Cloora Roberts sang three num-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23

bers. Lorraine Nottage played
all piano accomplishments.
Prof. Horace O'Bryant then
called on each father to rise and
introduce himself, and each one
was applauded.
A special door prize of pref
tily decorated cake was won by
Leroy Sawyer, and the regular
door prize went to Charles Col
Inns. Mrs. Wellons' room had the
largest percentage of parents
present.
Mrs. Myrtland Gates thanked
the fathers for serving as officers,
after which the meeting adj
journed, with refreshments serv-
ed at a social hour which fol-
lowed the interesting session of
the organization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23
I'm MEMORIAM"

A tribute to the memory of our
devoted father, James D. Roberts
Sr., who received his reward
March 21st, 1885.
Just a line of fond remembrance
Just memory fond and true
Just token of our devotion
For our lives owe much to you.
YOUR CHILDREN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23

1775-Patr;ck Henry's historic
speech at Virginia convention: q
know not what course others may
take, but as for me, give me lib
erty or give me DEATH"
l868-The University of Cali
fornia chartered.
1869-Eight women meeting in
Boston founded the Women'S
Missionary Society of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church.
1870--U. S. Senate rejects trea-
ty to buy the Virgin Islands.
1899-Aguinaldo, leader of the
Filipino rebellion against the
United States, captured by Amer
leans.
l925-TenneSsee governor signs
bill forbidding the teaching of
evolution in state-supported insti-
tutionS.
1938-Quarter million parade
in Mexico City over the taking
over of foreign oil companies by
state.
1941-German army celebrates
its der Tag" day.
l942-Jap air fleets attack coast
of Australia.
1943-U. S. Senate votes to re-
woke governments order to freeze
salaries at $4,000 net
1914 - l 500 American planes
ravage Germany. London bomb
ed by Germans. Russians in a
new offensive in Ukrania. Jap
advance on border of India.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23

fence completely with ease. MISS
Chase carried her role through
with appreciation.
1t. William Sullivan, who
directed the production, was cast
in the role of ships steward, a
part in which he was able to
exercise considerable controle.
1t. Roger Bernhard was adept
! IN his role of disillusioned vast
rel, while 1t. Chandler Cowles
turned in a fine performance as
a young clergyman.
/ However the really great char
acterization of the entire produc-
ton is that of Mazda Huneker.
Cast as a London charwoman,
Miss Huneker leaves nothing to
be desired: it is role calling for
keen appreciation and effort, and
Miss Huneker never let's her
audience down a minute. She
Lives" her role Throughout the
play, and in her big moment,
when she regainS the son 'lost"
for years, she plays it for every
ounce of drama that was written
into it. Her swift reaction, when
she fears her secret may be ex-
posed, is handled so typically
TRUE to type that. one is lost in
admiration. ~
Equally splendid we've e the por-
trayalS of Evelyn Searlss Lt..3J.
p Hely Nv, Joseph ,Lazarovici
and It. Comm. H. ~. &ARsess !
And tdsHpYSgs tthhst thsssud-
iehse appreciates the production.
Last night the packed house sat
breathless between conversation
during the intermiSsions; few
went outsides for cigarates, and
therein probably lies the greatest
tribute that could be paid any
little theater group. Not only
were the members of the cast
doing a fine job of entertaining.
they had seized and were
holding the undivided interest of
their entire audience, and aud
fence that wanted more.
/ Definitely the departure of the
Key West Players to a vehicle
such as Outward Bound" is a
tremendous success. The cast
showed 'mselveS capable If
end ll.y also proved
la. ..>. .-.u,l-e aurnucl3t-.
o.i "-l s.us. ing n.l.a .1.t
light comedies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23
:: SOCIETY ::
PRESENTATION OF OUTWARD BOUND
TERMED OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT
BY n. STUART MORRISON

Outward Bound" Suttor
vanem enthralling but difficult
play. Is being presented by the
kxg West Players at the Barr
m ~ rear Of the Woman's
Club with a handling that gives
a. production Ear more strength
than would appear possible.
Thn selection of Outward
huund- Tor the Players handed
gheae amateur ThespianS an ex-
CeedinEly ambitious assignment
Tlsey have handled Il IN a man.
meT which ar0uses the enthus-
iaan of the audience. and the re.
EENEf ~ those who realize the
Tremendous effort which must be
laat into each performance.
Fuf definitely the Key West
Payers have clicked with out
wmrd Bound Il Is a vehicle
whirh demands a peculiar atmoS-
rhere b. created and maintained
thFutighout tho three acts. Il is
tbc Kind of an atmosphere that
professionally would obtain
thfuuEh the medium Of myriads
ul lights and a complete sound
effpcts staff The Key West
FlMgegs achieve q most satisfac-
teFt CfleEt with few lights, few
IS asssnd effects. They do IL by
aEi and since acting is the
pkgpsse ior which they are or
Maniaed. one must declare that
DER aCting. in this presentation.
tfanscrnda all expectations and
t2eumes superb.
Outward Bound" Is the story,
II 4 San be- called a story, Of a
HEtsslp uf passengers" aboard a
ms Who discover, after sailing.
thai they oil are dead. and
lheir destination Is the one allot-
80 % them in the hereafter.
TheiF individual reactions as
ttANg snake their discoveries.
the effort " one 10 accept his lot
wnd the attempt OF another to
bFllle has way into heaven.
tlgese thines offer splendid OPP
puGtunitie fIT fine work, and
each ul @ tre cas-. takes
a. Ga noes.
EI.l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23
-ACOCNS, JAPANESE
BAGGED BY YANKS
tBy Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. - A Quarter
master Corps sergeant and his
buddy, stationed in British India,
used a one-day furlough recently
to rid a village of a pack of ma
licious balloons.
They also got a Japanese sol
der. AS the sergeant put it:
I'VE knocked over about 40 ba-
boonS. One Of 'em had pants on"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23

Louis Adamic of Milford, N. j.,
noted writer, born in Austria, 46
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-23

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Russians sent that shipload of caviar
and vodka. I can just picture all
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Evening star., 1945-04-25

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he knows it's
SO fog gy I
haven't got one
bit Of color.
My goodness,
this city is SIM
ply teeming with
delegates fro m
a | Ver t h e,
world No n,ot-
Evening star., 1945-04-25
Manila Club Opens

Manila's first American Red Cross
Recreation Club for members of the
armed forces opened April Is. 7. is
one of nine clubs and four station
cry canteenS planned for the area
Evening star., 1945-04-25
Oracle Aliens
Comments

SAN FRANCISCO.-Well, here !
am in San Francisco, where the most
brilliant minds of our time are
gathered for the World Security
Evening star., 1945-04-25

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area must be referred by the local
United States Employment Serpice
office. unless the specific adper-
tiSement indicates otherluise.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-16

whelming love for your children
will not permit you to be satisfied
with anything less than equality,
justice and full liberty for them.
But you know too that these things
do not come to themselves. They
must be fought for. Eternal Wig
lance is the price of Liberty" Is
MacFarlane fighting for full citi-
zenship and justice? What is this
man teaching your children? How
can his ideas Of separation be
squared with what you want for
your children?
Students! How short is the step
between separation" in school and
"separation" in jobs after school?
What of separation" from jobs
because of race prejudice? Do not
listen to any intimations that any
thing less than full equality is your
American constitutional right. Do
not believe it is impossible to at
tainment. Is it good for you and for
your race or for your country to
have a man who bends the knee to
the racist theories in position to
distort the minds of the young and
disarm them before the battle Of
life begins?
Citizens. How can you permit
yourself to be made laughing
stock by allowing this man to mas
querade as your leader? Where is
he leading? Do you want to follow
him into "separation", or do you
think you have given, are giving
and will give again enough in
blood, sweat and tears to America
to justify your recognition as full
citizens equal to all others?
Soldiers Why are you fighting
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-16

this war? Is it to preserve "sep-
aration?' Are you shedding your
blood to maintain Jim Grow? No!
You fight for full democracy for
yourselves, for Negroes and for all
men everywhere. But while in bat
tie you fight the race theories of
a Hitler, MacFarlane is in Dayton
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-16
Friday, March 16, 1o45

firmly welded to separation, the
very thing you risk your lives to
destroy.
The nations of the earth are
locked in mortal combat with the
destroyers of freedom and equality.
All over the world, people are ris-
ing against oppression and injus-
CONTINUED on Page ~
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-16
AT THE THEATERS

PALACE-On the stage, Ellen
Johnson and her Biggest Little
Band in the Land. Stage shows for
Friday will begin at Z As and 10 is
p. m. On the screen, Johnny
Doesn't Live Here Anymore, :"
Chapter 3, 'Zorro's Black Whip"
and an added cartoon.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-16
FOUR FREEDOMS Club
Continued from page l


The great and lamented Wendell
Willkie told us truthfully, out Of
the fullness of his wisdom, that
our need for national unity will
not end with the close of the war,
that durable peace cannot be built
in the world unless prejudice is
whipped in the United States. Mac
Farlane and Rankin do not agree.
They both want not unity but sep
aration." Their reasons may be diff
ferent but that is not important.
The result is the same. If Willkie
is right and the maintenance of
prejudice will bring on World War
III, we'll, that's just too bad Mac
Farlane must have his separation.
At the precise historical moment
when Negroes can, for the first
time, inherit the America they have
sweated and bled for over three
centuries to nourish, at the very
moment when millions of white
people are identifying their own
interest with the destruction of
racism, when the greatest state Of
our union has outlawed job sep
aration, MacFarlane is undermin-
ing it all by preaching separation
and playing into the hands of re-
dictionary, backward looking
whites.
The Four Freedoms Club wants
Dunbar to grow and wax strong.
It wants Dunbar under a Negro
principal to become the spring
from which will gush forth an un-
ending stream of Negro youth, ade-
quately trained and psychologically
prepared to take their place in
American life as full and equal and
unseparated citizens as the Declar-
alton of Independence teaches and
the Constitution guarantees But
we do not think MacFarlane is in
position to achieve this. He does
not believe in first class citizenship.
He says he is for separation.
Parents. You know your over
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

convince them that he didn't
kidnap a lovely and friendly
ghost n a m ID Minna. She
used 10 haunt the town Of
Canotama until the farmer
asked her for advice, and
no ones seen her since.
Read about this puZZling
problem in next weeks Is
sue Of this magazine. The
story will be on Page 2 un-
der the title: Can't Bring
Back the Spook He "Stole."
It's a thriller with a differ
ent twist, whether you be-
lieve in ghost stories or
laugh at them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

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