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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
.DapS Free PacifiSt
Brother of HirOhifO

LONDON, May % CUP)-The
London Daily Express reported to-
day that Prince Yasuhito Chi
chibu, pacifist brother of japanese
Emperor Hirohito. has been re-
leased after two years honorable
preventive detention" in Tokyo.
GA Bern dispatch to the Express
said the japanese legation there
had been informed of Chichibu's
release. 1t added that Japanese
quarters were stirred even more
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Confession
Frees Man
.s., o,hr pictur. IN Pictorial R,vi,-,

The real bandit turned up 10,
day and told police that the man
Robert Jones. 3S-year-old holduT
victim OF 1925 Sixth, picked out
Of . lineup a month ago was inno-
cent.
Detective Sgts. Ernest johnson
and Frank Portwood arrested
Douglas Salewski, p, Of 5516 s
Bayside, in another robbery in
vestigation. Soon he had con-
frsSed eigHt berT gdTden hoidupS
duplicating a companion who is
still sought.
Later SalewSki called officers
from his cell.
I've got something else on
my mind he told them. MY
buddy and held up Robert
Jones and that guy you're hold
ing Is absolutely innocent. As
long as I'm going To Jail for
these other jobs. ] might ~ we'll
tell the truth so an innocent
man won't he punished"
Police said they would with
draw the charge.
Edmund Ahee. % Of 1918 F.
Congress, had continued consist
emily to deny his guilt since Jones
picked him out OF the showup
Jones was robbed of 1890 on Apri
Ii by two armed men who held
him up on the street
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Times Answers
Service Queries

The Detroit Times will
answer ALL Servicemen's
questions, either i'm its new
column. AT YOUR SERN-
ICE, or by letter. n YOU have
question pertaining To
privileges, rights, welfare and
needs OF seTVicemen and
women, their families and
dependents. YOU ARE IN
NITED TO send your question
10 The Detroit Times AT
YOUR SERVICE BUREAU,
Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich. It's important TO en-
close stamp, seIf-addressed
envelope.
Watch the daily Detroit
Times every day for AT
YOUR SERVICE. It's on
Page 2 today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
BY VERA BROWN

MANSFIELD. o.. May y
Humphrey Bogart. romantic bad
man of the movies. and his 20
year-old Starlet bride. Lauren
Bacall, are on their way back 10
Hollywood today and their movie
careers.
and their movie careers.
Boggy calls ms bride Betty, by
the way.
Said Mrs. Bogsrt with a swish
of her long golden hair
That's my name, simple as
that"
The 44-year-old star. whose
screen technique with women is
much admired by both men and
women fans, was married at noon
yesterday at Malabar Hill, deep in
the rolling Ohio country side.
His host was Louis Bromfield.
we'll known author and dramatist
-wfU has been Bogart's close friend
for more than 20 years.
II was a simple ceremony with
only Mr.. and Mrs. Bromfield, the
brides mother, Mrs. Nathalie Ba
call Of New York; the three
Continued on Page 2, Col. p
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
9th Day Raid
Hits Forn1oSd

MANILA, May % CINS)-In-
tensihcation Of the powerful
American air campaign against
Jap air installations and indus
trial targets on Formosa was an
nounced today in a communique.
Gen. Macarthur said that for
the sixth consecutive day the u. s.
air armada based in the Philip
pines had ranged in strength
over the japanese military install
lations on Formosa. fortress island
just of the so-called Invasion
coast oT China.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
p Are Convicted
As War Criminals

BUCHAREST, May % CUPD-
Twenty-nine persons convicted of
war criminality, including two
generals. were sentenced 10 death
today by peoples court.
Eight of the condemned were
sentenced in absentia. Sixteen of
those convicted were command
ers Of concentration camps and
ghettOS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Kings Million Coin
Collection Recovered
EXPLOSIONS FEARED

ROME, May % QNS)-The
$50, 100000 coin collection of King
Victor Emmanuel of Italy was
back in Rome in its "a IRON
bound wooden cases today after
being recovered from Nazi SIS
Gen. Karl Wolff.
Each of the boxes which the
former commander of German
troops on Italy's southern front
admitted was destined TO Berlin
bore seal reading, "Confscated
from the ex-royal house"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

by the news than by Cermany's
surrender.
Chichibu was said 10 have been
interned for trying TO use his in
huence with his brother 10 pre-
vent war between Japan, and the
United States. He was said 10
have been so successful that ia
pans warlords went through with
the Pearl Harbor attack 90 force
the Mikados hand by putting him
in the position of losing face II he
backed out OF the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Urce Civilian Medals

WASHINGTON. May p CUP)
The Senate military affairs
committee today approved legisla-
ton 10 award medals 10 civilians
who have served on local draft
boards in this war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Sees Japs
Harder Hit

WASHINGTON, May y
UNS)-Vicc Adm. c. II. Nc
Morris, chief of joint staff.
Pacific fleet and Pacific
Ocean areas. comments on
the seventh war loan as fol-
lows:
During the seventh war
loan drive American fighting
forces In the Pacific are lay
ing siege To Japan's home
land. You can help pct power
into their punches through
the purchase Of more bonds.
In this critical stage Of the
war. everything that can be
done on the home front TO
hasten victory will pay dou-
ble dividends"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
British Plane Hops
On Polar Survey

NEW YORK, May % GNS)-
The London radio said today that
a British plane had left Montreal
for Newfoundland where lit will
take off for the greatest polar
flight in history-to Britain non
stop by way of the North Mag
motto Pole 4"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
WAC Limit Cut TO SO

WASHINGTON. May % (UP)
The war department announced
today that the enlistment age
limit Of the Women'S Army Corps
has been reduced from 50 TO 3S
wears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Draft of Men
Pdsf 80 Stops

WASHINGTON, May % (INS)
National selectlve service head
quarters today virtually halted the
induction of men 50 years old o.
over.
The draft agency directed local
boards 10 defer IegiStrants who
are regularly engaged in" activi-
ties essential 10 the war effort or
other useful work.
Maj. Gen. Hershey. national
draft chief. announced the liber-
alizstion of occupational defer
ment policies in preparation for a
Is per cent cut in selective service
calls beginning July /. At that
time. draft calls Will be reduced
from 10000 10 10000 q month.
Gen. Hershey said that selective
service now 'iS going after the
maximum number of men under
DC
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Population l38,q55, ,4bq

WASHINGTON. May % tINS)
Total population Of the United
States, including the armed forces
overseas. is now 13S, 955, ,l69, a
gain of 1887 .O9O in year. the
census bureau estimated today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

the fantastic" weapon.
The announcement lifted a veil
of censorship secrecy which has
been maintained by press and
radio on series of incidents. N
is said that mo property damage
has resulted" from the drifting
balloons.
EXPLOSIONS FEARED
There is always the possi-
bility that unexpIoded bombs
may be found in isolated spots
or concealed i'm wooded areas"
the statement said.
"Some may be beneath melt
ing snow. With the coming of
warm weather and the end Of
the school season, IL Is desirable
that people, and especially
children, living west of the
Mississippi River, be warned OF
this possible hazard and eau
toned under no circumstances
TO touch or approach any un-
familiar object"
CARRY SMALL BOMBS
These balloons are OF gray,
white or greenish paper, about
33 feet i'm diameter. They carry
few small bombs suspended
beneath the balloon. 1t Is be-
lieved that the main purpose Of
the bombs Is to set brush and
forest fires. They are dangerous
and should not be touched By
any one not familiar with
bombs.
These balloons can not be
controlled by the enemy. IL is
important that a careful watch
be kept for possible forest fires
started by incendiary bombs.
Thus far, no such incident has
occurred"
The two departments were in.
spired to make their statement,
they said, SO that the public may
Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

WASHINGTON, May % QNS)-The Senate appro-
priatiOns committee today approved a $500 annual
allowance for senators and representatives and made il
clear that the Is not subject to income tax The vote
ii to T.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

LONDON, May % (UP)-Prime Minister Churchill
brought the breakup In his coalition cabinet to head
today when he served notice the Labor party that the
time past when Labortes and Conservatives could
work together in the government.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
MORE SCRAMBLED

The conference in Rackham
Memorial was called by the
Greater Detroit Authority 10 eX-
plain the basis for a letter 10
Mayor Jeffries last week which
blasted the Warren Township air.
port site definitely and nominated
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Bicycles Unrestricted d

WASHINGTON. May % CUP)
The War Production Board to-
day revoked its order restricting
bicycle production.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
BOOST IN LITTLE STEEL FORMULA ASKED

WASHINGTON, May % (UP)-A bill to petition
the National War Labor Board to allow 80 per cent wage
increases under the little steel formula" was introduced
today by Rep. Gearhart (R) of California
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
TAKING OFF FROM OKINAWA

NEW YORK, May % (INS)-American long range
fighters and B29 Superforresses using the Ok-
airfelds," the British radio reported TODAY in a
broadcast heard by CHS
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
AAF May Use Willow
Jan Balloon
Bombs HitU.S.

WASHINGTON, May % tINSt-Japanese paper bal
looms have been dropping explosives in isolated localities in
western United States for several months the and navy
departments revealed today.
At the time, the two departments launched a
public safety educational campaign to prevent damage from
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
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announced today that troop shipments the United
States from Europe will triple during June the num-
Der of troops shipped during May.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Reconsideration PLANS

THE cases Of all registrants
80 through 81 who are now. In
class la or in the conscientious
objector classes are TO be re-
viewed by the local boards and
those registrants found TO be
qualified for occupational defer
ment under the new more lib
eral policies will be reclassified
even though an order 10 report
for induction has been issued"
a selective service announce
ment said.
Local boards were directed ia
give sympathetic consideration
to occupational deferment OF
fathers 30 or over and resolved
all doubts in favor of a father
in this age group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Jury Awards Detroit
Mile-Square Airport
For $2.3OO.OOO

Eleven months of litigation gave the city of Detroit
mile-square airport site at Dequindre and EghtMe
TODAY but now the city planners don't want it.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
RE-EXAMINE AS

A memorandum TO local boards
directed them 10 review ais and
limited service Tegistrants Is
through 25 and TO forward for re-
examination those who it is be-
lieved may now be qualified for
military service.
The selective service director
also announced that a re-examina-
tion will be made of the certifica-
tion process for deferment of reg
istrants 26 through % with a view
TO inducing more men in this age
group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
More Ydnks
Reach Trieste

LONDON, May p tUP)-A
dispatch from Eighth Army head
quarters said today that addi-
tional American troops had ar
rived in the Gorilla area of
disputed Venizia Giulia province
near Trieste.
Field Marshal Alexander, su-
preme Allied commander of the
Mediterranean theater, and Gen.
Clark, commander of the u. S.
Fifth, both came TO Trieste to
take charge of the situation.
BY mid-afternoon, more than
three hours after the American
99th Division and units of the
British Eighth Army had moved
into their new positions, no Incl
dents had been reported between
the YugoslavS and the western
Allied forces.
NEW TROOPS ARRIVE
Fresh American troops arrived
in Trieste last night, and marched
through the port city to bivouac
areas on the outskirts.
The situation continued tense
throughout the province, awarded
to Italy after the last war but
now claimed by Yugoslavia. Dis
patches disagreed as to whether
the situation was about to inn
prove or worsen.
James f. Roper, United Press
correspondent at Eighth Army
headquarters, said the situation
was likely TO get worse before il
gets better, barring last-minute
diplomatic developments. He esti-
mated that $4,000 Yugoslav troops
were in the Trieste-Gorizia area
despite Allied demands for their
withdrawal.
OFFICER OPTIMISTIC
A high Allied officer at Udine,
northwest of Gorilla, told United
Press correspondent j. Edward
Murray, however, that he was
optimistic over the chances OF
settling the crisis without hostili-
ties and without abandonment OF
the Allied stand.
The officer said the western
Allies were determined not tc
open hostilities despite their in
sistence that Marshal Tito with.
draw Yugoslaw forces from the
province. Tito already has with
drawn his troops from Austrian
Carinthia, which Yugoslavia also
claims.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
ArnnyP|a |ans
Repair Shop
In#Big=P|d |dnf

II automobile manufacturers
are given the go" signal to make
tciviiian cars, The army air forces
may pull out of such auto plants
and take over Willow Run.
This possibility was revealed
today by Senator Homer Ferguson
in letter to the common council.
At the same time a charge by
UAW-CIO President r. j. Thomas
that a monopoly pact" among
Detroit automotive manufacturers
was blocking the sale of Willow
Run brought sharp reply from
Frank Rising, industry member Of
the War Labor Board.
Ferguson said his information
came over the last weekend
directly from the war department.
OUT IN AUGUST
A second possibility. he notified
council. is that the great Willow
Run bomber plant may be taken
over by the army for the modifica-
ton or repair of airplaneS.
Production of bombers by the
Ford Motor Co. will end at the
plant in July, and the company
has announced that il has no
future plans for the plant
Ferguson said he was unable to
get any more specific informa-
ton.
Thomas told the National Ford
Council of his union here yester-
day that a company planning to
make a car which would travel
40 miles on a gallon of gasoline
was interested in Willow Run,
but had been told parts would be
unavailable since existing facili-
ties had been placed under con-
tract
WARNS OF INQUIRY
The UAW president said he
would check on the availability of
parts needed by the small car
manufacturer and, if he found the
story true, demand a department
of justice inquiry TO determine If
a monopoly exists.
Rising, who as manager OF the
Automotive and Aviation Parts
Association represents some 400
manufacturers, characterized the
monopoly charge as Childish, hys-
terical and untrue" He was in
formed of Thomas statements in
Washington. where he was par
ticipating in a conference on re-
conversion problems.
There Is no business more
competitive than the automotive
parts business" said Rising,
land TO say that parts cannot
be found Is silly"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
In the Times TO-DAY

DIR. J. G. TOOLE. DENTIST
1lo " Lafayette. az Michigan. OPP city
Han. Hours. 90. Tel ca $3.50 - Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
oK'D BY JEFFRIEs

Mayor Jeffries said he believed
the time and money well spent.
even if the city finally decides
upon another site, since the case
established the right Of city 10
90 beyond it's own boundaries 10
condemn property on grounds Of
public necessity.
Jeffries said that il would be a
day or two before 4 decision
would be made by the city on
acceptance or rejection OF the
award.
The question Of the best site
for a new city airport occupied
four hours Of debate among engi-
neering experts of the Greater De-
troit Metropolitan Aviatio n
Planning Authority. the mayor,
airlineS engineers. a Board OF
Commerce committee and others
yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

Bey Foh,, There, No Nv In
koppitI Beer. Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

A Macomb County circuit court
jury at Mt. Clemens handed Judge
Alton II. Noe a verdict today
declaring the airport 10 be a
public necessity and fixing val
uatien OF 1926, ,2787S on-the
property 10 be condemned.
The site consists OF 763 parcels
of real estate The jury used three
months 10 deliberate upon all
phases of It's verdict Cost of the
litigation was estimated al
$50. 900.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

BUSINESS LOANS ALWAYS AVAILABLE At
INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK. Gail Ran.
dolph $3.50. ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
THE WEATHER
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun VII set at ss2 m today and
rise tom0rroV A. 6.04 q NJ
The noon will rise ~ SO NJ today
and set tomorrow at Al a. n.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-03

The Cabaret Party on last Saturday
evening was unusually offended and en-
joyed by all. The music was rendered
by the Post Band. The floor show, with
nBabe" Wa lace as NC, was the feature
attra ction. Be on the lookout for
another such affair in the near future.
Sunday, July 20, you should have been
on the lawn to see (ond he1p) those
G.I's go for those cold slices Of water
melon.
Cigarette Bingo continues to hold the
interest Of large group. Be on hand
Wednesday night at $3.50 to try your
luck for package.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Saturday, Aug / at 500 P. N.......
VA Night In Monte Carlo"
Sunday, Aug = at 500 P. M.......
= Movie "Love Affair." with Charles
Boyer and Irene Dunno.
Monday, Aug - at 500 f. M.......
Quiz Program PRIZES
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-03

Perhaps Fornosa has been perna nent1y
by-pa ssed, perhap s not. At any rate,
the severely bombed island could act
as q gigantic spring board for attack
on the Continent Of China.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-03


personnel of 1922 sou Publications office crdsty and Ship Avenues
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-03

LOS IT
During a fa lse run, Fireman at
Fire Station No.2 lost 8 months old
black and brown kitten on the Old Post
There is letter 'C' on one side Of
the kitten in brown.
81. 90 REWARD Will be paid to anyone
returning the kitten at Fire Ste ton
No.2 or &C ling 3222.
SEND ONE HONE PUT
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-08-03
vo1.2 No. - Friday August 3, 1915

Post Comma nder
ROSCOE L. LAMB, 1T. COL. CAV.
Director Of Individual Services
SPENCER Y. RARLG', 1t. COL. INF.
Editor. Pfc. Chester A. Burri11
News Editor. Pvt. CO lvin E. Adams
Art Editor. sgt. Eugene L. Reavis
Assista Pfc. James T. Harris
neWspe per. publish tempora ri1y for the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23
Vatican's Newspaper
Adopts APP Byline
tBy Associated Press,

ROME.-Readers of L'Osserva-
tore Romano, the only newspaper
of the Vatican, have become so
familiar with The Associated
Press byline, since news channels
have been reopened, that the
papal journal has replaced the
full credit line with the univer-
sal abbreviation APP.
In connection with receiving
AP services, Count Giuseppe
Dalla Tore, editor of L'Osserva-
tore Romano, said, "'We feel that
we must have the The Associated
Press news report because of its
reliability, a reputation so well
known that it is taken, for grant
ed"
In war-liberated Italy, where a
revived political consciousness
is in full play, the Italian news
papers now receiving the world
news reports of the AP cover
the whole range of political opin-
ion from the official Communist
organ, L'Unita, to the monarchist
daily, Italia Nuova.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23

1701-Capt. William Kidd, aged
about SIS, hanged in London after
addressing crowd, rope breaks,
then gallows falls down, and
famed pirate hanged on nearest
tree.
1888 - South Carolina ratifies
new Constitution-8th State.
l846-Mexico formally declares
war on the United States.
1872 - First National Conven-
ton of Workingmeh in New York
dominates regular Republican
candidates for Presidency and
Vice President
1929-Henry Ford attends din
ner in New York with 1000 Jews
- after several years of anti
Jewish propaganda in his Dear
born paper,
1880 - Congress enacts the
Plant Patent Bill.
1940-Heavy fighting in Elan
ders between British French
Belgians and Germans.
1871 - Lindberg and Sen.
Wheeler urge America stay out
of foreign war.
1912 = Spring, floods take toll
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23
Pfc. Ernest Ogden
Killed In Action

Mrs. Rachel Sanchez of 1910
Duval street received notice yes
terday from the War Department
informing her that her son, Pfc.
Ernest Ogden, was killed in ac-
ton on April 80, l945, in the Ruhr
sector of Germany.
Ernest was born in Key West,
on April IL, 1921, and attended
the public schools of this city. In
1929 he joined the National Guard
and on January 6, 194l, he was
mustered into the Regular Army.
He saw service in Texas, Cali
fornia and New Jersey before be-
ing sent overseas, where he was
in England, Holland, France, Bel
GUM and Germany.
Many will remember Ernest
when he played ball with the
Blue Sox and the Pirates base
ball clubs in this city, and he also
played softball at night with the
Blux Sox and other softball tens
in this city. qp r ec
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23
AMERICAN FORCES

Continued from Page One>
headed by nine tanks, six of
which were knocked out. .
The American Seventh Di-
vision, during a heavy rain
storm, just before dawn, cut
across the Jap lines to the
sea and caught the Japs flat
footed. They were routed
completely, but reformed
and counter-attacked again
at noon, but were again beat
en- back.
The rain storm converted
the terrain into quagmire
that slowed down operations
by the Americans.
Radio Tokyo reported that
20 Superforts raided the ia
pan homeland early today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-23
CAUTION AT WORK
official Navy Photograph


tinually for the first two days of
shooting. But things pick up when
l meet a gay young Army officer,
who will be played BY Louis. Hay
ward. Sc ssass@
1T sounds very dramatic" l
told her. do you think you can
handle it?"
Well see," she said. But I've
been taking drama lessons for the
past four years" During that
time she also followed her hus-
band across the country, puttered
around their Van Mugs home, sold
war bonds, and collected salary
from Mr.. Hughes, who was too
preoccupied with airplanes to
make pictures.
1T is wonderful role" she
said, land l get to wear some
really beautiful clothes"
Clothes? You mean you aren't
going to wear bathing suits?"
NO. No bathing suits. 1t SEEM
ed like a terrible waste, but l
guess Stromberg knows what he
is doing"
by the way" l remarked with
glance, you've taken off weight
haven't you?"
Eyes, I'm down to 129 now.
was all the way up to 40 once. ="
Very interesting" said. "And
now will you please go away and
let me Sleep"
After all, what's more impor-
tant than sleep?