davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-10-26
"Nemci. Protoze s jednim
volem zorali celou Evropu."

Nencl. FrOCOZo s JoQnlm
volem zorali celou Evropu."
Pc naletu v Praze dine Ia. u
nora 1915 pTisli k jedne babic-
ce hosi cd "Technische Nothil-
fe", jinak oktavani gymnasia
We Slovenske ulici, a re Sc ba-
bicka must vystehovat, protoze
u domu je nevybuchnuta bonn
ba. Babicka Sc nevystehovala
a tax byla predvolana ma ges-
tapo.
"Babicko, bylo YAM feceno,
re Sc mate vystehovat re sveho
bytu, protoze tam nevybuchla
bomba. Dosud jste neuposlech-
la, ale Wy Sc vystehujete, rozu-
mfte?" pov1dali j tam.
ga Sc stehovat nebudu!" ba-
bicka ma to s 1smevem.
"Vy Sc stehovat budete!" "a
cali rvat ii gestapaci.
ga ne, Wy Sc budete steho-
vat" zacala Sc babicka zatvr-
zovat.
"Coze?" "Kdo Sc Dude ste
hovat?" "My?"
"Ano. Wy. W jsem to pre-
ce Tekla," vede babicka svou.
"Poslouchejte, nehrajte ST."
pousteli hrGzu PAM z Petschko-
va palace. "Proc Sc budeme ste
hovat my?"
Babicka Sc opet mile usmala
"a pov1da: "Protoze jsem YAM
tn bombu prinesla sem. V ko-
siku."
Navstfvil Goering Hitlera v
hlavnim stanu. PootevTe dve-
re Vddcovy pracovny, nakouk-
ne dovnitT a zasne: Adolf sedi
Ia stolen, diva Sc tupe do
prazdna a nesouvisle vyrazf ty-
zvuky: "Tututu -. kakaka -.
lilili -. cecece -" a opet Ga
lala -. kakaka -. tututu :. p"
Zd6s1 Sc Hermann a lett k
VGdcovu osobnlmu lekaTi.
"Doktore, rychle, je zle. VGd
&c Sc zblaznil!"
Lekar specha s rfsskym mar
Salem k pracovne a oba sc "a
tajenym dechem naslouchaji.
Hitler dosud sedel ma SVEN mi
ste, kouka do prazdna a vyrazf
re sebe: "Pipipi -. kakaka -.
lalala 49,"
Zavrtf osobni lekaT Adolfa
Hitlera hlavou a povfda: "To
je zaj1mave, vzdyt rano to slo-
vo "kapitulace" jiz tax pekne
umel."
Kdyz uz to vypadalo hodne
zle, byl poveTen Goebbels Wy
hledanfm vhodneho mfsta, kde
by velka nacisticka trojice mo-
hla preckat v klidu aspon to
nejhorsf. Goebbels 81 pc del
sim premyslenf vzpomnel ma je-
dnu berlinskou pradelnu, KITE
rou objevil pTi posledn1m male
tn, kdyz Sc musel rychle nekam
schovat. Necekal dlouho, Sc
bral vsechno, co Sc dalo, nahral
! dopredu ma desky nekolik Teci
a odstehoval Sc do one pradel-
ny.
Netrvalo to jeste ami tyden,
kdyz Sc dvere otevrely a v Mich
Sc objevil Goering, v jedne ru-
&c kufr S jfdlem a We druhe ku-
fir s uniformami. A re uz toho
ma take dost a tedy re 81 ma to
pocka, jak to dopadne.
A opet tam nebyli spolu jeste
ami sedm dnn a We dver1ch Sc
objevil sam Hitler. Povesil re-
lezny kTlz ma hak u dverf a pro
hlasil, re to zde Dude bezpec-
nejsf, jelikoz Prozretelnost no
jiz zcela opustila. Europa pry
speje k zaniku.
Pc trech dnech Sc otevTely
dvere znovu a v mich stall ba-
tuSka Stain.
"Heil," vftala no velika tro-
jice, ohanej1cf Sc pradlem v
neckach, ably to vypadalo ne
napadneji. ely nam jdes po-
mOci?"
ooh me-" odpovedel Stain.
ia uz mann vyprano. ia jdu
vsset."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

NAL @ei6ieoenen Elm tpubrer @bonir
. aaein! Ib, balt gu f9on
gebOrt, oab in Oberdgppten Elm Bbonir
entltonoen fein lou, elm 8organg, Der
it6 tbatld6li9 nur alle fiinfbunbert
Sabre einmal ereignet2"
uBetronius! Betronius! 3u elmer
onbern 3ett laile uns BON Dem 9bonir
re6en."
80 bore, mas i9 9ir 5u iagen
babe, npein Marcus. Sd femme aulus
Nautius; un6 id bin iiber5eugt, oub
er cine gepiiie S6pd9e fir midi bat,
penn i6on er meine 2ebens fiibrung
taoelnspert fin6et. Si9erli6 iteat er
MIDI bober als all bic anoern, 6enn
i6 babe midi nternaIs 5um Deru1n5ian-
ten bergegeben, tpie gum 8etipieI 90,
mitius Ifer, Eigeuinus unb oie1er
gan5e SreunoestroB Menoborb's. S6
tpia MIDI our6aus ni6t ols Stoiter
anfipielen> aber gar bdufig bot irgeno
eine Sanolungstpeile Neros mein MiB-
fallen erregt, BEL Der Seneca uno BUR
rus onr6 Die Singer eeieben babe1r:
Wenn gu oaber glaubit, i6 tonnte
Dir bel Rlautius BON Nuben iein, 10
iage es mir-i6 bin 5u Deineu Oien-
Iten."
nBie ib CLAUDE, tp6re Dies f9on
nrogli6. 9u boit ginfluB auf ibn, un6
Deine @rfinoungsfraft lit uneri6op"
fli6. Benn Du Dir a1les iiberlegen
nno NIT Plal1tius fpre6en pollt'
eft"
SOU bait 5tpar eine onau quite Mein.
.ung bon neineln ginfluB, BON n.etnem
Sbdrfiinn; tpenn Dir ieoo6 oaran ge.
legen 1T, bin ib germ bereit, nit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

8lantius gu gu ipreden, fobalo er
nit oen 5einen in bic Staot 1tber'
geIieoelt fein miro"
~gor 5tpei Sagen i6on febrtert aIle
5uriid."
so tpolIeu mir nun in oas Srit'
linium geben, mo- OaS Sriibltud un'
Ierer barrt, ua1 Damn, neu geitartt
uns 5u tragen gu loiien."
SOU tparIt mir INNER lieb!" rtef
ginicius bon Geuer, uiebt aber mo6te
i6 am Iiebiten 3tpiiden meinen 2areat
|Deine 8iGoidule aufitellen-io i6on
pie oieIe bier-l11ro ibr Spfer oor"
bringen."
81 Ipre6eno tpanote er iib oen
5totuen 3u, tpel6e in Dem bon Bobls
gerii6en ouftenoen 3immer an Der
einen 8onO entlang Itanoen, uno tples
NIT Ser San6 auf cine 8iloidule oes
8etronius, Sic i'm als Sermes oar'
lteute, oen golonen 3auberitob IN Der
9ano
,,@eim 2i6te 6es Selios>" fiigte er
Damn bin3l1> ,,tpenn Der gottli9e aler'
amber Dir Gbnlib getpelen lit, oonn
fonn mani 1i9 iiber Selene ni9t tpa11t'
oern."
sn 0iefem Musruf lag ebeniooiel
slufri6tigteit tpie S6mei6elei, iiber'
ragte oo6 Betronius iogar oen 8int'
cius an S60nbett, obgleicb er alter
uno penieer atb1etiid gebaut mar ols
oiefer. Die Srauen in &om betp11noer'
ten oaber nibt nur ben feinen @eiit
oes Betrontus, feline @eDan0tbeit uno
Ieinen @ei6mod, oen5ufolge er ,,or'
bitter eleeantiarum" genonnt 1puroe,
lonoern ou9 Die Boblgeitalt 1etner
@rl9einung. Eiefe 8etDuroerung
oriidte ii6 nun audi ouf ben @eIi9t"
ern iener MGo9en bon Sos aus, tpel9e
iebt Die JaIten Ieiner Eoga or0neten.
8e1onoers etne BON ibnen, @unice nit
Namen, i6aute ibm boil 0enu1t uno
gnt5iiden in bic glugen, ltebte lie 1bn
oo9 insgebein.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

6en Iugenbltde an, oa i6 an Der 6on-
tdne Die Strablen .bes Morgenli9tes
tbre Sout our6orineen iab, rettungs-
los in 1pabnitnnige 9iebe berfallen
bin."
,lSie lit alio 10 611rfNt6tig tpie eine
2antprete o6er tpie eine fleine Cur
6ele?"
,J56er5e nidt, Betronius, uno ipenn
Dicb Die Sreinriitigteit triigt> nit Der
i6 bon meiner leioenidaftli6en 2iebe
ipre6e, 10 claude mir, oaB i6iuernoe
@etpanber oft tiefe 8un6en beoe6en
Sd muB 9ir au6 nod ettpas geiteben.
aus meiner Seirnfebr aus Iiien blieb
i9 cine gan3e Naebt binourcb in Dem
Eempel bes Mopius, Inn i'm Sraume
in Die 3ltt11nft ieben 5u t0nnen. lno
ftebe 6a, Wopius ielbit eri6ien mir i'm
Sraume uno berfiinbete mir, nit mein<
EN- 2eben tperbe cine groBe 8erdnoer>
1ng Dor ftd seben un6 auetn our6
oie 2iebe."
$50 iage mir bod, nas gu etgent.
li6 spilf?"
,eigia 1piI i9 baben. Sd min tie
nit bteien metnen Mrn1en, bic iebt
nur IN Ole 2eere gretfen, 1rnfoiien uro
amt meine 8ra.it aieben. Sd min Die
SeiBgeliebte in meinent Satie babett,
iest 1lnb irnn1er, Big mein Saupt 10
tpeiB iein miro, tpie Der @ipfel oes
5oracte I'm 8inter."
,,@enn ite au6 feine Sfldpin IT. 70
.gebort iie bod sltr ,J5antlia'' oes
Blautias, ltro iDipo ipobl. benn fie
lift ia eine berlaiiene @aiie, als.
yMumna' betrahtet aDer6en miiiien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

Seerfiibrers. 5ie blieb unter &aiier
Glotbius in gom als @efiel 5uriid
uno tpuroe bon Bomponia @rdctna an
Rinbes1tatt angenommen. l1no in 6tei'
em Sauie, po alles-bon oen Serrn
opgefangen Bis 5u Dem Seoerpieb i'm
&iibnerbous - tueenobaft lit er-
tp,19s fie our Sssungfran ad> ebenio
tugen6bdft tpie @racina feGblt, 1no 10
i60n, baB iogar Boppda neben ibr
erideinen tpiir6e tpie cine berbitli9e
Seige neben einem Seiperioenapfel."
Scum, uno mas tpeiter?"
SD tpte6erbole Sir, 6aB i6 Don
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

8lautius f0nnte ite Sir 6aber ab'
treten, tpenn er po1te."
SOU fennlt 8omponia @racina
i6ledt! ltebrigens bGngen beioe 10
iebr an Dem Wdb6en, als Oh es ibr
eigenes &ino tp6re."
,rScb femme Bomponia! oie reinite
@ppreile. 8enn iie nicbt oes Iulus
Srau tpare, tonnte ite ltd als &lage'
tpeib per6ingen. Set Sulius Eo6e bot
lie Die ourttle 5tola nidt obgelegt uno
1tebt uberbaupt 10 aus, olS manole ite
lhon i'm 2eben auf Ser 8ieIe Be"
pflan5t unter unIeren bier biz fiinf-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

Die Sierardte bon S6ottlano bat
oie yalta@Bortdldse in 8e5ug auf
Yolen als einen ,'@roBberrat bon eir'
em bertrauen0en Jreu16e ur6 treuen
Berbiin6eten' berurteilt, un6 narn.
te oas britii9e &abinett gegen Sell
nabme an oen Mor6 elmer Station.
Snoem fie ibre 8eranttportli6feit als
8ertreter gbrilt bier ouf. @roen be-
tonten, gaben Die 8ii60fe tbrer l1eber'
seugung aus6rrd, oaB oas britiide
@ol6 niemals ,ieine ,eetpablten Ser
treter alstbortiteren ooer ibnen er1als-
ben tueroe cine berbii1roete 6riitli16e
Nation bon 35,OO0,O00 Seelen Der
@ne9ti6aft 1tno Shlaberei zines gott-
1oien u,rb totalitaren Staates ous5l-
bGrtotgert.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04
(Sortiebung folgt)

g8ie ariegs Hdbrmittelberpalter
MeqrDin Ssones mittetlte, fonn
nran oamit re6nen, 6aB bon ben 1OO,"
900 oe,1ti9en &riegsgefangenen, bic
in nG9Iter 3ufunft in Die Ser. Stoo'
ten gebra6t tperoen iollen, 10000
fir 9rbeiten in Der 2anotpirtidaft
meroen our 8erfiigl.ng gelteat tper'
ben.
9luf oieie 8eiie tpir6e, tpie Sones
erflGrt, bic 3abl Der fir lano1pirt'
i6aftlide @rbeiten bereituitenenoen
&riegsgefangenen auf ca. 100000 er'
bolt tper6en. ssS1n porieen Sobr betrug
ndn1Ii6 bic S0dit5abl Der in Der
2anotpirti i9aft ber1penoeten &riegsge'
fangenen CO. 10000.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04
EitttuOd, ben 4. April 1945

qranme I6reiben, tpitroe mir ober ben
9fuFin1ts als narnenoes 8eisptel nebm'
en- uno fie feinenr Weni6en oorleien." :"
,,Du tpollteit MIR ia oeiien &C.
f6i6te er8dblen."
~Sn l1nctorium ionit 9u ite bo'
ren."
SIN llnctorium ribtete ii6 aber bic
amfmefiamfeit oes Bintcius auf et'
pas aan8 anoeres: auf Die aatffalleno
fAonen Sflabinnen, Die Der betoen
6ienitbereit barrten.
,8ei oem polfentitrnren6en 3eusv
rtef 0earcus ginictus, ntuela cine
aus1eie baft Du an ibonen Stlaptn-
men,"
,,es6 1ebe nebr auf cine a1tserlelene
als auf ei1re eroBe S9ar. Netne gan3e
,,Jamilia" in @cm iiberitetgt nt6t
400 aopfe, uno id be5tpeifle, oaB att~
oere nls gmporf0nrmlinge cine groB-
ere an5obl fir tbren perionlt9en
Dienit bebitrfen.'
Scr 3otbart min feline i60neren
Gflabinnen," bemertte 8tntcius, bic
geoienf flIeel et1u5ieben6.
,,@eiBt 9a,, iibrigens, oaB i6 Diele
Sage auf oem 2an6itbe bon Iulus
8Iantius nerbra9te, als t6 mir nabe
Der 6taot bic Saro berItau6te? gs
trof fi6, oaB 8lautius geraoe IN oem
Muge1tblide metrres l1rfalls 6es 9Beges
gefabren fam. @r iab, tpie beftig i'd
lit, un6 nabnr mid nit 5r it6. Our6
bic Silfe ieines Sfloben, 6es Nr5tes
Meerion, geiunbete ib baQo tpieber.
@erd6e oapon tpollte ib ia nit Sir
fpre6en."
,,@arum? &ait Du Dt6 am @noe
in 8omponia oerliebt? Sn Dem Saue-
tb6tef gu mir Ieio: ni6t mebr jung
unb tugenobaft! Cine i9ltnmere Ber-
einigune fnnn i9 mir nidt boritellen.
8rr!'
,cSS1 Bomonia-nein-!' erfldrte
Btnicius.
,SSn Apen 6enn2"
.@enn i9 es nur ielbit 6t6er
tpiiBte, in tuen 4ber i9 tpetB ntbt
einutal genau, tpte Tie beiBt: 2igia
ooer ganina. sSrn &arle miro ite @igia
genannt, neil ite oem 2igierbolfe e11t-
itan1n1t, aber ite tragt auBeroem ou6
ben barbarii6en 0an1en: @alIina. gs
iit Elm merftpiroiges &aus, oieies Saus
oes Blartius. 8eleb 2eben berrl6t
1arin unb bod au6 tpie6er Elm 6rie6en
tpie IN ben Sainen bon Subiacum.
Mebrere Sage binbur6 abtte i6 ntdt
tpel6 gottlides 8eien es alnter ieinen
9ad)e birgt, bis i6 pl0blt6 bas MG6s
den iab, als iie Dor 5onnenaufgang in
Dem 8eden Der @artenf nfontdne tpui9.
Wei6 oiinfte, fte &per6e ft9 beim @uf'
gang Der Come, bem morgenrote
gleid, in 2i6t a,tfl6len. Na6 oteier
3eit fob ib iie nod atpeimal, unb felt"
oent, tpeiB i9 nidt mebr, mas &ube
tit, fein anberes 5ebnen erfiint mid
mebr; mas al9 Die Staot MIR bieten
fonnte, nidts lodt mid. Sd beeebre
ipeber oes @eibes nod bes @oloes,
ib feline mild tpeber na9 fortntbii9em
gr5, rah 8ernitein ODER Berlmutter,
id iebne mid nur nod 2igia. @latibe
mir, Betrorips, i'd iebne mid nod ibr
Gag llrb ga6t."
dgg8enn iie cine sHabin it, 70 fatfe
fte bohl"
s*5'. ->
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04

@s eibt au9 @oHergebene, bic i'm.
n1er @ottes 8iIlen in benz ieben, pas
fiir fie r,iitIib lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-04
by JULIAN OLLENDOPFF.

0EORGE A. VICKERS of the IS Nathaniel Greene has
Merchant Marine Distinguished Service Medal for heroic
ing of that ship during eleven months when delivered munitions
Surviving torpedo plane and bomber attacks sub
marine and four torpedo onsaughts finally crippled
port the successfully beachd it. Laden with
cargo that War Bonds helped buy for fighting
struck by torpedoe yet Vickes got it ashore
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

When you passed the glacier about two miles
from Sheep Camp, you came 10 Stone House.
Then, at the foot of the Pass itself, was the
Scales a steelyard for professional packers to
weigh their loads.
Above the Scales were steps in the ice and at
every twentieth was ledge tor resting.
On April 2, 1898, I'd got some of my supplies
over the Pass and that night l rested at Sheep
Camp with 100 other rusherS.
There was heavy snow that night and we lay
under shelter. The glacier was booming.
We reached Stone House and dumped packs
to wait turn at the ice steps.
There a loud, menacing roar.
Thunder" said someone, staring up the noun
tain. A great white cloud seemed to cover the
crest 1t rolled ponderously down toward us
Its avalanche"
The thing rolled on us, picking up like you'd
pick up crumbs with your fingers. ! was flcked
into the middle OF it and carried through the air.
Sometimes was my back, then I'd be up
side down, then my feet and my ears were
filled with long, rolling clamor that deafened me-
Then quite gently l stopped. was lying on
my side in pitch darkness. couldn't move
For seconds struggled in blind panic was
buried under the snow. But l could breathe
And then l heard someone calling out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
BY CAPT. TOM HALEY


when look back on that crazy stampede
NA of 1897 and 1898, find myself wondering
w how earth human beings could have
made that killing journey from Skagway to Daw-
son at the height of the Klondke gold rush.
And I wonder, too, how many survived the
mad days in Dawson when gold plentiful
and life cheap.
That rush from Outside" epoch in hui
man hardship. After all, thousands of those with
eyes turned north never before had been so miles
from pavements or their own backyardS.
The first great barrier, and the that killed
most, the mountain chain at the head of the
Lynn Canal. There were two Passes separated by
a 5000foot mountain, to be climbed before one
could start the long trip over trail lake and rapids
TO the gold fields.
The early rushers went by White Pass, although
gold hungry feet tore away the ground until there
That left Chilcoot, old Indian trail.
BY 90 White Pass had a road part of it.
But that only for rich folk who could pay
coot was the poor mans trail.
There one could hire packers to carry your
gear over-or tote il yourself
That's what l did. packed my gear, over ton
of it, along the river bank across the ford through
swamp and mud and glacier streams.
Then came the canyon and Sheep Camp, where
packers rested and waited for good weather for
the dash up the mountain and over the Pass two
thirds of mile above them
Right over the camp was a glacier. 1t
always moving. There were terrific roarS and
plosions as it moved down the slope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Then there came that booming
again. I was lifted. and ! felt
that was the end.
My legs were cold. I kicked
and nearly broke one. They were
free, and | backed out.
l started running, falling in
the snow. Terrified. ! threw off
my pack and finally reached
Stone House, ready 10 collapse.
/ started back TO help those
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

who were still under the snow. We got out so
bodies that day and many more later.
Some talked TO one another for hours while we
dug for them. Some prayed, some sang and some
cursed and raVed. one man sang hymns.
They set up morgues and Soapy Smiths gang
of twisters appointed themselves coroners and Off
Gals from Skagway and Dyca. Some of the tent
saloons became undertaking parlors and the crooks
did well out of these poor, frozen corpses. They
went through their pockets stole rings from their
fingers, even gold from their teeth. l.
They packed them in pine boxes and buried
them under the in a hollow behind the camp
And when the summer came that hole melted
and became lakc-wih coffins floating in il.
But the rest OF us conquered the Chicoot
Yes, Chilcoot sorted out the men from the mice
and we passed it with an experience that would
last lifetimcs
NAWSON, at the junction of the Klondike ,
- Yukon Rivers, was the center OF the gold rush.
From that muddy, slatternly little camp OF tents
and sod cabins men started up the Klondke, TO re-
turn after the clean.ups with packs of virgin gold
BY the summer of '9S Dawson already had
Front and Main streets and a great many ave
nues' that were little better than hog walloWs
1t was at this time that the first arrived
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17
Ex-Sheriii Named
Utica Police Chief
HoveI Named TO Fill
New City Office

UTICA--This city's Common
Council, composed Of several
new m e m bers elected this
spring, has announced the ecret-
ton Of the office Of Chief of
Police, TO replace that of mar
shall; named Robert c. Havel
former Macomb County sheriff
as chief. and streamlined the de-
partment in many respects. in
Guiding the appointment of six
special officers.
Chief Havel. q two-term sher-
if and many years in the garage
business in Utica. will hold Of
flee at the pleasure of the coun-
Gil, the solons determined.
Henry Heck will be promoted
to sergeant and will receive
$4,000 per month extra. His job
shall be TO take orders from the
Chief who Is answerable to the
Police Board.
Any statements regarding the
police department are to be Is.
sued only by the Chief. No state.
ments by officers. Any incidents
which might occur are depart.
See UTICA-Page ;
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17
Illegal Prices
Bring Pena|tie,
Il in County Pay
Totol Of Sligo

Twenty one county retail
firms, including 10 from Mount
Clemens, have paid a total of
$1,162.19 for violation of OPA
price regulations as cited by the
price panel of War Price and
Rationing Board No. 33501 here.
OF the total penalties levied
against the business establish
ment, $540.?3 was in the form
of refunds to customers.
The concerns cited by the OPA
are as follows:
Blackstone Restaurant, Mount
Clemens: $50 settlement on a
consumers complaint.
Tassie Tavern, Clinton town.
ship: 500 settlement on an un-
approved menu.
Joseph Gualtiere, Mount
Clemens: Paid $24 refund to GUS
toner following overcharge on
WdSHcTs
Schiappacasse Used store,
Mount Clemens: Paid $21.86 in
administrators claims and So. Ii
refund to customer following
overcharge on electric iron.
G.. K. B aug h m n, Mount
Clemens: Paid $41.82 to GUS
toner following overcharge on
sewing machine.
Earl Bliss, Mount Clemens:
Paid SIS refund to customer fol-
lowing overcharge on car.
Romeo Motor Sales. Romeo:
Paid $40 refund to customer
following overcharge on car.
Matthew Joseph, Mount
Clemens: Paid IS refund to Gus.
See PENALTIES-Page :
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JusiiceMo
With BrakeS0n
Russions losh
Allied CoddIins

MOSCOW. May 17-(P-The
Allied handling of war criminals
and the Doenitz administration
at Flensburg were viewed criti-
cally in Soviet Russia today,
with one commentator in Red
Star declaring Justice In fact Is
moving with its brakes on"
The writer, Prof. Anton Train
in, declared the whole accomp-
lishment Of the Allied War
Crimes Commission in London
(of which Soviet Russia Is not a
member) up to now had been
the compiling OF seven lists of
war criminals. This took months,
he said, and naturally the
question now arises: How much
time is going to be required to
get these criminals from the lists
TO the courts?"
Interesting to foreign observ-
ers was the fact that Trainin, in
enumerating the seven lists, in
cluded one of Japanese war
criminals when he urged q
speedy trial.
Four of the lists Of war GRIM
inals included Germans, he said,
another Italians, a mixed one Of
Albanians, Bulgarians, Hungar-
ians and Romanians, and still
another Japanese.
Another commentator In L.
vestia. referring to incidents
attached to the capture of such
prominent prisoners as Hermann
Goering and Gen. Heinz Glsder-
ian. said the strange situation
existing in occupation areas
mad aroused indignant perplex-
See CRIMINALS-Page 2
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500 U-Boots
Destroyed in
Atlantic War
By POPE HALEY

WASHINGTON. May l7-(H
The battle of the Atlantic cost
Nazi Germany more than 500
U-boats sunk.
And, the dread underse8
raiders which sent hundreds Of
Allied vessels TO the bottom In
the dark days of 1912 and early
1913 were able-once the escort
system was perfected - TO bao
only Is ships out Of 1890 sale
ing in convoy. NV
The dramatic story OF the
long and successful anti-submAs
rine campaign was told to ~
porters yesterday by Admiral
Jonas II. Ingram, commander ID
chief Of the Atlantic Fleet. u
included disclosures that:
TAKE HUGE SUE
Only last Sunday q l600-tons
Japan-bound U-boat caryyto1
three Luftwaffe generals -
German aviation plsns ssafrqDe
dered 500 miles east Of No.
foundland. Two Japano6o
aboard committed oei-h1co
shortly before TIE surrun0oe RI
a destroyer-escort. (The e. w
See u-DOAI1 -RDoo 4
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New Municipal Building
Plons Eyed by City Dads

Longe-range plans for the
construction of a municipal
building TO house the various
Mount Clemens city offices, Jail
and justice courts won over
whelming support last night st
a meeting Of the city commits
sion.
The plan. as proposed by Com
missioner Fred Breitmeyer, calls
for the erection of a building
which would be ready in six and
one-half years so that when the
city's lease with the county ter
inmates il will be ready to move
into its new quarters.
The commissioner urged that
the city set aside a reserve fund
so that when the time came TO
build 1t would have ready cash
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OIueIeu against otllSi uNiiItASo'
The Commission ordered the
rebates on the grounds that So
100000 Of it represented an IL
legal reserve for federal excess
profits tax, that the company
had increased its depreciation
fund illegally by S250,000 and
that it had listed its contract
with the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company at
S250,000 more than it should
have.
Judge Carr pointed out that
the Commission based its order
on a section in the 1899 law
which eliminated the former
Public Utilities Commission
See REBATE-Page 2
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Powerful
HitlerAide
IS Captured

PARIS, May II - (R - DR..
Robert Ley, one of Hitler's most
powerful lieutenants and erst-
while master of the laboring
masses in Germany, was in Am
erican hands today, and the hunt
continued relentlessly for the re-
manning members of the Fueh-
rer's inner ring still at large.
Legs capture by the l01st
Airborne Divisio climaxed
these developments:
/. 1t. Gen. Lucius D. Clay,
Gen. Eisenhower's deputy for
the occupation of Germany, an
nounced that Grand Admiral
Karl Doenitz was considered q
prisoner of war. The so-called
German government was declar-
ed officially to be only a tenn
porary stop-gap fully controlled
by the Allies while it fulfills Q
useful purpose.
2. A dispatch from the U. 8.
Third Army in Southern Ger
many said an anti-Russian re-
sistance movement may have
been nipped in the bud with the
arrest in Austria of Ernst Kali
tenbrunner, right-hand man to
Gestapo Chief Heinrich Hmm
Ter.
OTHERS TAKEN
3. 1t was announced that the
101st Airborne Division, which
captured Ley, also had taken
See DIR. LEY-Page 4