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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
6 Casualties
Reach .DOnCS
netroi Inns HattIe creek Bureaa

BATTLE CREEK' Oct. n
Six more battle casualties from
the Detroit area arrived at Percy
Jones Hospital center from the
West Coast yesterday. They are;
ASHLEY PVT stephen a 6S40 st paGI
BOIkE PFC GOorEe r 518T Townsend
COHEN Martin 22AT rsy'ar
pkSTRAMPE. PFC. Jeiicry. lf226 HErmo1.
Mcl4nGalr
IANECHEcK PFC Howard : 7F7a Hsre
WOLF, Sct sidney a 2216 Tsy.of.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
CI0 10 Probe
Coon Attacks

Z J Thomas. UAW-CIO prcsi.
dent. today announced the APP
po.nrmcnt OF a thrccmap com
m.ttee 10 trtcst4r4se tho
mysterious attacks an several
members Of Briggs Local 2l2
The men appointed 10. the com.
mittee, all members Of the UAW-
Go executive board. are, Joseph
NsuSon Of Chicago, Richard GroS-
ser Of Toledo and William Mac
Aalay q PONTIAC
Thomas said tho committee was
named e. The request Of Melvin
Bishop co-drcctor Of the cast
side JAW region. who asked that
the Investigators be men from
outside Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Births I'm u. =.
Drop 10000

WASHINGTON. Oct. "a (INS)
The census bureau revealed today
that 10000 fewer births were
registered in the United States in
1914 than in 1943,
California had the biggest death
rate, with Florida second. Florida
had the highest birth increase.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

Two DctroitcrS have been libcr-
atcd from Japanese prison camps,
tho war department announced
today.
No list of casualties was re-
ccVcd from The na,A.
In an cases. the next Of kin
have been nouh d and have been
kept informed If any change IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Dr.. Gravel to Talk

DR. Solomon Grayzel. professor
Of Jewish history at Gratz Col,
lege. Will address the Mems Club
Of Congregation Shaary Zedek al
s 30 p. m. next Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
DENIES WIFE CALLED

She also asserted that she called
her husband after the beating and
that he came 10 the hotel that
night This was fatty denied by
her husband
II didn't see her until IL
o'clock Saturday morning" he
Sald
She had been scheduled TO make
IA statement in the prosecutor S
office Monday, bat she failed to
appear.
The manager of the Savarine
Hotel said that on the night Mrs
Macdonald alleged she was
beaten, nobody in the hotel re-
ported hearing any outcry OF
sounds of disturbance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
BISHOP ASKS INQUIRY

lie said Bishop had asked for
the investigation because there
have been persistent attempts by
politicians with the local union
TO implIcate hum Bishop IN thcSg
l-Ae p = -444e-,-l4-ttttff4+4 tstt7s
statements 10 the press
Thomas said the committee
would probe the attacks on AIT
Vega Roy Snowden. Mrs. Genora
DollinCer and the reported at.
tack on Mrs Marie Macdonald
In p statement Yesterday be
lore Assistant Prosecutor $. ThcO-
dore kotelly Mrs Macdonald
%, wife of the vice president OF
Local 2l2. gave conflicting de
Scriptions Of her aSSailant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

The "inside story" OF Wash
ingtOn. Paul Mallon tells II In
his column In The Daily Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
7 Detroit Soldiers
Returning 10 N. Y.

NEW YORK, Oct. "a QNS)-
The following Detroit men are
scheduled 10 return 10 New York,
tomorrow, aboard the Essex Hop
kinS.
SIMS. SGT Carl p 1880 Main.
BIRD PIC LESLIE 2694 Monroe
FIELDS Pvt Bennie L., 94o2 cutler.
GRACE rs Horace L CAT Superior
JONES. PFC JOSEPH W. 33s6 v Fort.
STEEL $ sgt Clarence, ss4s St Antoine.
WILLIAMS, 5 sgt John $50 Melbourne
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Hits
The Spot
When You Itch

Here's quick relief FOR rrtI rs vauscd by
sczems athletes foot. pimp.es and other
tsn irri's'ions Get this modern remedy
that cheeks the fiery burning md itchi0.
almost instantly Stop ScrslCejuE i-rItRte1
skin ard give b. a chance % heal. jus' ss.
you- druggist for noHrs Ointment wfirt
contains local bnts'tsIc-R wonder D
i-rr -overnent that practically rup y0aF
itesirF SKIN 70 sleep Dort s1fer lorgfr
'hs Agonv a. sIesplets n.rht. Put your
itch 20 siecp win Doan's Ointment A. al
drlggittt
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
DETROIT
ARMY LIBERATED

FoFkfIfAD SGT Julian - Brother - W1
Mildred Robinson. Bon sos. Npsnsnu
UNlEDDR. CPL Nicholas -- Brother OF Mrs
William J. I0kar. 56s7 CnppCrt
- We'd nesday. Oct. ~. 1885,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

Episcopal Church, Fordhsm and
Celestine, will be given at $50
p. m. Saturday in the auditorium
of East Detroit High School.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Nation Warned
By Wainwright

JUNCTION CITY. Kans., Nov. 3
(UP)--A warning that the United
States must be watchful TO avoid
making mistakes such as those
after the last war was left. today,
by Gen. Wainwright.
Wainwright, speaking at a din
ner in his honor, said last night,
that he saw signs Of "deteriora-
ton in this nations strength.
Our country today Is. without
any doubt, the greatest in the
world - militarily. economically
and industrially." he said. But
1 can already see signs Of deterio-
ration. If we let down. we are
courting disaster as we did in
1921"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
.Richberg Backs
Strike Curb Bill

LANSING, Nov. Scaling for
an end TO political strikes " Don
aid r. Richberg. former head OF
the NRA, declared today that
passage of the Burton-Hall-liatch
bill would greatly minimize work
Stoppages.
This new breed Of strikes
has neither moral nor legal
Justification" r h berg de-
clared. defining them as "insur-
rections against the public
good" as outlined in the u. s.
Constitution.
He called attention TO the
LewiS-led miners strike which
was aimed solely at jurisdiction
of mine supervising personnel. He
classified the recent Michigan
Consumers Power tieup in the
same category.
Labor and management will
have to submit TO compulsory
arbitration In the public inter-
est" he said. with the situa-
tion growing worse daily, the
public, which has been hurt by
Industrial warfare, must be
needed"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Big Five Deadlock
Predicted Near End

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 QNS)
Early resumption of the dead
locked Big FIVE foreign ministers
conference in London was pre-
dicted today by 1t. Gen. vladimir
Stoytchcv, head or the Bulgarian
political mission to the United
States.
He forecast that the top states
men OF the United States. Britain.
Russia. France and China would
move TO conclude Immediately
treaties with the Balkan states.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Some Don'ts
for PimpIes

Don't scratch - don't squeeze
pimples-you may infect yourself.
Don't suffer from itching OF pim-
pies, Eczema, angry red blotches
or other irritations. when soothing
Peterson's Ointment offers you
quick relief. Makes the skin look
better, feel better SOC all druggists.
Money back II one application does not
light Won p'tCrsou's Ointment also
sn"tb"s irrItated tired or itchy feet
end cracks between toes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Us. jury
HmaiicfS %

Twenty-seven persons were in
-dieted today III the last session OF
the federal grand jury. among
them a former bank teller and a
Windsor wholesale fish dealer.
Miss Ann Marie Rzepecki. 80, OF
5460 Helen. teller in the People S
State Bank IN Hamtramck for Is
years prior TO her arrest last July
is accused of emhezzliHg 1882
from one account. Max kander
f9, OF the Border City Fish Co.
is charged with attempting tC
Smuggle 1,15S pounds of spoiled
whitefish into Detroit on July 81
The others, mostly Detroiters
are accused of stealing mail anc
violating narcotics and immigra'
ton laws
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
V-lodn Prize
Spurs Counties

Prime Minister Attlee of Great
Britain will present a British flag
TO the Michigan county making
the largest per capita purchase
of Series f, F anu G bonds in the
Victory Loan, Frank S. Isbey,
chairman of the state war finance
committee, said today.
The flag will he given by 1t
Col. Richard +. Snyder of Sagi-
nav, who received it as an award
for excellence in his participation
in the last British war loan drive
A S161, 100000 quota of Series
+, + and c. bonds has been as
signed NJ c h g n. The Wayne
quota is S85, ,927 900; Oakland,
SO, $4,000; Maccmb. S1,765, 900,
and Monroe. 81, $4,000.
The contest will be conducted
on a per capita basis so all SO
counties will be on equal footing,
Isbey said.
Sales in the Victory Loan drive
have reached Sl2, ,S90.475.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Rioting Flares
Anew in Cairo

CAIRO, Nov. 3 CUP)-Rioting
flared anew in the center of Cairo
today. Crowds roamed the streets
attacking Jewish and Arab shops
indiScriminately.
Both the British and American
military commands declared the
city out of bounds for the second
straight day. Military police cars
ordered troops on leave to de-
part Immediately.
Five hundred steel-helmeted po-
lice armed with wooden slaves
quickly cordoned off the main
trouble area.
Police were rounding up per-
sons suspected of instigating yes
terdayis anti-Jewish riots. More
than 300 had been arrested by
mid-morning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Fran Demands
Palestine Justice

Elementary justice, calls upon
mankind 10 establish a Jewish
Commonwealth in p tine,
Rabbi Leon Fran declared in an
address last night at Temple
Israel
The rabbi criticized the United
States and Great Britain for
"heSitating TO perform this act of
justice because they want to APP
peaSe the Arabs in the hope of
grabbing Arab oil ahead of the
Russians.
Arab opposition is not an
important factor" he added,
"since the League of Nations
long ago decided that Palestine
was a country open for coloni-
zatiOn and capable to establish
ment as a Jewish homeland"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
LOueIIa Parsons
LOueIIa Parsons
Sylvia Sidney
Making Film
Comeback
HOLLYWOOD,
November 3.

CYLvIA SIDNEY really stops
- me When she was a star she
Vas -P!a#P- and little eR the
dowdy side on and of the screen,
Now that she's making a come
hack she looks 10 years younger,
her figure would make a model
cnviouS and she is one Of the best
dressed women in Hollywood
Saw a hat on her the other day
! would like 20 have snatched. So
no wonder the gal IS on her way
again IN big way after her hit
IN Blood on the Sun!
Hal Wallis has borrowed her
from Cagney for the third role
with Robert Young and Ann
Richards in The Searching
Wind" It's surprise that
Jimmy gave his consent for the
loan-Out, since I'D heard he had
a story for Sylvia. But cOmbi-
nation OF the Lillian Hellman
hit plus Wallis as the producer,
plus Lee Garmes at the camera
won't .urt her any.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Clio Mail Workers
In Session in Detroit

Local 26l. United Federal Work.
erS tCIO) OF the post office de-
partment will be hosts at a district
meeting Of the union today and
tomorrow in the Hofmann Build
ing. Headquarters will be in the
Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Plans TO present in Congress a
bill asking for 30 per cent pay
increase and 25 years optional
and 30 years compulsory retire
ment will be made.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Snapshots

SNAPSHOTS of Hollywood col
~ lected at random: Jane Russell
is in the East roofing for her hus-
band, Bob Waterfield, who is
playing football with the Cleve-
land Rams.
Ely Cuibsrtson, Who once
played a hot game Of bridge and
gave that up for VorId politics,
has given that up for lectures on
the atomic bomb in Chicago.
The "Spellbound' preview'
premiere brought out all the
glamor again. Three thousand
fans in the bleachers cheereo
everybody, they were in such q
good humor. Spotted in the audi
ence were the Gregory Pecks On
was a big night for him), Clark
Gable in dinner clothes (must
have been an uncomfortable night
for that outdoor boyl with Dolly
OBrien, Jimmy Stewart with
Anita Colby. Lana Turner with
Rory Calhoun, the Casey Robin
sons (the beautiful Tamara Tou.
manova) and, of course, David
Selznick.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Trip TO Paris

IF INGRID BERGMAN. Ginger
Il Rogers and Claudette Colbert
will accept the leading roles in
"Titania" they will get a trip "a
Paris and a percentage of the
movie. Sam Woods. who has re-
fused to accept more movies for
the rest Of the year, is concen-
trating on The Land Is Bright
He piu do "TA<-Land- -Is
Bright" first and then 20 TO Paris
for the latter. Wouidn't be bad
to get the profit and trip TO Paris
and hGVe Sam Wood direct all
in one breath.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
The Shadow

DADIO. which movie producers
~ used TO be afraid Of, is turn.
ing out TO be one of the bes'
sources Of film material. not only
for discovering stars. but also
story plots.
IL you've been following
"The Shadow" over the air or
in the comic strips, I'm sure
you'll be interested TO know
that producer Joe Kaufman Is
about to make a picture Of 1t
or should l say him-for Mono
gram.
The only player cast so far is
Constance Worth. who perhaps
you will remember as the girl
who for a couple of months was
George Brent's third wife.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Charge Woman
Blocked Arrest

Mrs. Amelia Burns, 81 of 1866
Garfield, will face examination
Nov. 13 before Recorders Judge
Joseph A. ellis on a charge Of
interfering with a police officer
making an arrest.
She pleaded not guilty yesterday
and was placed on a $500 personal
bond.
Patrolman Chester Glass ar
rested a 17-yeAr-old boy he be-
lieved TO have escaped from the
Lansing Vocational School Nov. l.
Glass said Mrs. Burns intervened.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

TLAD l never fell for those
~ stories Humphrey Bogart and
Lauren Bacall wouldn't make pic
lures together after becoming Mr.
and Mrs. in private life
Bogey and baby are too hot al
the box office TO be permanently
separated and sure enough here
comes another for them. A switch
tn casting at Warmers puts the
Bogarts in stallion Road" as the
co-stars in place of Errol Flynn
and Ida Lupino, previously as
signed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
WHEN CHILDREN HAVE
REPEATED COLDS

It is wise to start building their resist
ance by giving them Father Johns
Medicine If their repeated colds are
due TO lack Of vitamin A. 1t is excellent
for children, and is free from alcohol
and all harmful drugs O.
Father Johns Medicine also gives
prompt relief from coughs due to
colds by soothing throat irritation.
1t is pure. wholesome, nutritve. and
rich in viiamIns 4 and d. Over 90
years in use.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Serious Drama

GLADYS GEORGE heads TO
VI Broadway TO star in You
Only Twinkle Once" a Hollywood
drama on the serious side being
stage-directed by Ella Kazan.
Congratulations 10 Paramount
on the swell Victory Bond feature
they've turned out. Bob Hope
and Crosby will kill you in a
comedy routine and Betty Hutton
IS but terrific. That's all TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Two Drunk Drivers
Sentenced 10 Terms

Two men were sentenced today
by Traffic Judge John d. Watts
20 the Detroit House of Correc-
ton for drunk driving.
A second offender Adam Young
IS. OF 995 Illinois. who was ah
rested oct. II on W Warren
near Brooklyn, will serve loo
days 10 one year. Jasper John.
son. Al OF S562 Russell, drew
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

COMMUNIQUES

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4 somebody underneath
myself That until
milk broke down.
a in a nkwel
themselves
yelled back, Churchill
jumped
ribbon L H.. a hotoot
horseu umpe he e a a
Blu could
paid anya o
hoSemanshp And the crowd
If
kindly ysenda astamped sef-a ddresse m
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
Dewey Acts

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 (INS)-
Gov. Dewey intervened in the last
stages of the New York City
mayoraltY campaign last night
with an attack on William
O'Dwyer. Democratic candidate.
.,.-.-r. -. ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05
By CARRIER
YEARLY

Al money ssnt Il ssDcsr's rifk Do not
tfrd csth o. STAMPS al cheeks. drafts
snd money orders should BE- made psysbls
90 THE TfMks rTfBLfSRiNG CONPAHY
International Ecws service hss the executive
Tfhu to uss foT feprocu~tian IN any form ell
nfut difpa tones crrciled 10 Il OF not other
Nise efedited Ia thI papa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-05

ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-17
H7LER'S SALARIES
REVEALED AS $10,50O,O 900
A YEAR

Adolf Hitler often boosted that
he was the only national ruler who
did not receive a paycheck but in
stead lived an ~"ascetic life of sim
plicity."
An analysis of German secret
budget figures for 1912 showed
today that Hitler got a salary of
$4,000 reichsmarks, more than
1000, 600 reichsmarks as Reich
president, "a, 1000, 900 reichsmarks
as chancellor and a subsidy of
100000 reichsmarks as leader of
the Nazi party - a total income
of approximately $40, 500, 900 a
year.
Those figures did not include
his personal expense account as
fuehrer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-17
POWER u INSULTS
INTELLIGENCE

Hitler got into power because the
Germans went in for public owner
ship Of public utilities.
Simple, isn't it? Now we can for
get all the other explanations, such
as the fact that big German indus
trialists put Hitler in power.
A few stubborn skeptics may
doubt the simple explanation be-
cause it comes from the Kentucky
Utilities News" a mouthpiece OF
the Power Trust" Here is what il
says:
THE instrument Hitler used
bears a dangerous resemblance tC
the Tennessee Valley Authority
The first step in Germany was, as
in this country, the seizure of pub
lie utilities"
Power Trust propaganda has de.
scended to bottomless depths in the
past, but this latest example show:
complete contempt for the intelli.
gence of the American people,
Labor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-17
FUTURE

In a recent issue of Yank, the Army weekly, a sergeant-reporter
who visited Hiroshima, first Japanese city to experience the civilizIng
effects of the atomic age, gave the following description of the site:
THE scarcity of healthy survivors gives some idea what our first
doubt when you look at it that Hiroshima is the greatest man-made
disaster in the history of the world. In parts of the outskirts the smell
of the dead under the debris is unbearable. In the center of the town
there are not enough ruins to hide a corpse. Everything is level ashes.
The reporter finished his account with the following dialogue with
the Japanese interpreter who was conducting a n air force group through
the city:
1--WE asked him if the people in this part of Japan accepted the
atomic bomb as one of the misfortunes of war and held NJ particular
resentment against IS for it, Or, we asked, do they hate u.s."
The officer studied his boots and then peered quizzically through
his tortoise-rimmed glasses.
They hate you, he said"
The atomic ere has opened with a heritage of bitterness and hate
that would take, even under the most wholesome conditions, many
years to erase. The first users of the atomic bomb have earned for
America the fear and helpless rage of millions of plain people through
out the world. This hatred will not be limited to the military and
imperaHst leaders who insisted on using the bomb, but will be directed
at all Americans.
At the moment the main force of American imperialism has been
imposed O. the Far East, where the atomic bomb has had its first
showing.
Now comes evidence that the power of atomic energy will be used
just as preatomic energy was: against the people. If President Trumans
shape of things to come in the atomic era, then it is likely that the
atomic nonopoGSts are planning to rule at home through the same fear
and power that they have spread abroad.
The Truman plan calls for the formation of a commission which
will control all American sources of atomic energy along with the right
to conduct research for military, industrial scientific Or medical pur-
poses" 1t adds, I'm these activities it should, of course, use existing
private and public institutions and agencies to the fullest extent
possible"
Thus the future will mean that the exploitation of workers has the
possibility of being increased manifold, under a plan which will put
the tremendous power of atomic energy into the hands of capitalism
and its government.
This frightening possibility makes it more than imperative that
the power of the ruling class be broken. And soon.
The (SocialI) Call.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-17

This weeks news from Austin, Texas, told a story that shows vet
Grams taking the jobs of striking workers.
\The strikers were union employees of the Lower California River
Authority. By their action they had closed down four hydroeecric
plants for 80 hours.
What we have to say about this incident can be said in a few
sentences.
First, it is part of a pattern of official behavior that is likely to
spread across the nation at any time.
Second, it is justified mainly by a philosophy completely at odds
with the spirit of free enterprise" and completely in keeping with
a totaHtarian society.
Third, the use of veterans as strikebreakers has been forecast by
the attitude of such persons a IS General Hershey, draft chief, who
wants returned soldiers to have super seniority for jobs, and Senator
Rankin, who was the first to publicly urge what has now become a
"dlrective": that soldiers need not join unions to reclaim their jobs
in closed union shops
And finally we have this to say:
That the only really effective way for workers to end the evils
against which they strike is to make all industry the property of the
people and operate a sociaized economy for the general welfare in
stead of TO private profit. To this we add that any worker who votes
against democratic socialism is taking a position that inevitably
leads to class inequality and industrial conflict, that government en-
ployes cannot hope to rise above their fellow workers in private-proft
industry and that a vote for capitalism is a vote for a society which
cannot exist long without unemployment and the type of controls
which follow in the wake of government relief.
We don't believe many workers would vote knowingly for a orc
posal to have veterans act as strkebreakers. But that is what millions
of workers do unknowingly every time they vote for either of the
two capitalist political partes-Reading Labor Advocate.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-17
SOCIALIST GAINS AND
FOREIGN POLICY

In elections held in September
the French people took a decided
turn to the left. Both Socialists
and Communists gained seats in the
goVernment-and that means that
the private profits of the owning
class of the whole world are being
menaced.
Our own capitalist policy-makers
understand the meaning of the
French election just as clearly as
they understand the significance of
the recent British Labor Party's
victory. And because they under
stand it, they are going to shape
their foreign policy in a manner
best calculated to retard the march
OF the British and the French to-
ward economic and social Justice.
The quick cancellation of lend
lease arrangements is one of the
things that already has been done
to set the scene for future negotia-
tons. AS capitalist spokesman were
quick to point out, there is no rea-
son why they should do anything
to help workers emancipate them
selves from exploitation.
Thus it is that the same profit
seeking crew which was SO willing
to sacrifice millions of working
class lives and billions of dollars to
preserve capitalism are not willing
to give anything at all to end the
racket that breeds international
conflict and war.
1t is IN order at this time for or
binary Americans to recall the