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Evening star., 1945-02-03

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Evening star., 1945-02-03
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
.Brit0n' S Visit
Announ(edby
White House

WASHINGTON, Oct. so tINS}
The White House announced to-
day that Prime Minister Attlee of
Great Britain will visit President
Truman early next month to dis
cuss problems relating to atomic
energy.
Prime Minister Mackenzie King
Of Canada also is expected to par
ticipate in the conferences.
Attlee is scheduled to arrive In
Washington in time to participate
in talks scheduled to begin Nov.
II. 1t will be the third meeting
between Mr.. Truman and the
British minister. Previously they
met at the San Francisco confer
ence and at Potsdam.
Attlee told the House of Com
mons today that he had invited
Sir John Anderson, chairman of
the British advisory committee on
atomic. energy to accompany him
TO Washington.
There were indications in Lon
don that Attlee would attempt TO
obtain for Britain a share in the
atomic bomb secret.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Truman
On Air
Tonight

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20 GNs)
-President Truman viii outline
his vagc-price program 10 the
nation tonight.
The Presidents address, first ad-
ninlsIra'ion pronounccmcnt on the
current conflicts arising out Of
labor demand for a 30 per cent
wage boost, Will be carried over
eli TdritD networks az 10 p IN.
Mr. Truman was expected 10 re-
affirm the hold The line policy
against initiation. bat 10 urge In
dustry 10 make up without price
increases labor's loss in takc-home
pay resulting from shorter peace
time hours.
n The President, continuing his
] alks with delegates TO the labor
peace parley which
opens Nov. 5 IN Washington, con-
fcrrcd with two labor leaders.
AL Sccrciary-TrcaSurer George
Mcarcy and James Dufcy, head
OF tho AFL potters union, saw
Mr. Truman this morning, but
declined 10 comment on their
talk. r j. Thomas. Go United
Auto Workers Union chief is
scheduled for White House
conference Friday.
The labor-manaCemcnt problems
along with world affairs caused
President Truman 10 cancel all his
trps between now and Christmas.
Government economists recently
reported that industry should be
able to absorb a "a per cent wage
Increase through tax savings, re-
duCtIon in overtime payments and
down-crading of workers The re-
port admitted however. that there
were certain immcaSurablc factors
which might alter the figure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Car Rdtioniing
Setup Dropped

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80 INSD
Revocation of the current auto
mobile rationing program which
allocated cars only for essential
needs. went into effect today
simultaneously with an announce
ment that there viii be no ration
ing of new passenger automobiles.
Price Administrator Bowles and
WPB Chairman Krug declared
that with almost "a million cars
on the highways and new pro-
duction under way there is no
longer danger of a general break
down of the automobile transpor-
tation system"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Cache of Jap Opium
COnfiScafed by YankS

TOKYO. Oct. 30 (INS)-U. s.
troops today seized a Atom cache
Of opium worth $50 600 600 on the
black market. together with a
huge store of quinine and other
drugs near Nagang in central
HonShu.
Capt John Kelly. medical Of
ficer of Brooklyn, said that such
a huge amount OF opium could
not possibly be for use of Japa-
neSe troops and suggested the
Japs may have planned 10 employ
ii as a morale breaking weapon
against the Chinese.
The cache also neld 80 tons Of
'quinine valued at S2.000.000
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

Amounts of morphine. novocaine
and cocaine valued at $4,000
were seized.
Medical officers said the store
of quinine was sufficient 10 pro-
tect one million American soldiers
against malaria for a month.
L. s. troops removed the opium
10 a warehouse at Nagano near
the site of recently discovered
elaborate underground inStalla-
tions. believed prepared for a last
ditch stand by the Jap imperial
household and high ranking mill
taristS.
MAR MAYOR JEFTRIES TONIGHT, wiR.
"A Lift for the Veteran at eas PM ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

EXPERIENCE in time Of stress is priceless
~ Mayor Jeffries has experience,
We contend he has accomplished much despite
harsh difficulties incident to the war and wartime
restrictions
He was helpless to provide proper physical
maintenance in the city just as the average citizen
has been helpless to provide needed improvements
for his home-because material and manpower
simply have not been available for civilian use.
Material, remember, marched to war along with
your sons and brothers.
But Jeffres did contrive postwar plan for
physical rehabilitation of Detroit the initial phases
Of which already are under way. =
And now, as a@consequence of this master
plan for the first time in local history we know
precisely where best to locate our new parks;
where to put our new schools, new libraries, new
express highways and sewers and major and
feeder streets, and where we want our industrial
areas and our commercial and residential sections.
He has prepared shrewdly for these improve
ments, and he has the money to finance them on
pay-as-you-go basis without further burdening the
individual taxpayer
So, we repeat, we think Mayor Jeffries de-
serves reelection on his record.
And we urge all voters, whether or not they
share our belief, to vote next Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Ak Murder
Trail Turns
To Defroifers
BY RAY GIRARDIN

Acting as a co-ordinator OF
group Of crack crime Investigators,
Capt. Don Leonard of the Michi-
gan state police, today ordered
several Detroit persons picked up
for questioning in the Thompson
murder case.
Leonard refused 10 reveal the
names OF the persons who will be
questioned in Pontiac. but he said
he was hopeful of obtaining impor-
tant information
The order was the first TO ema-
nate from an organization consist
ing of the greatest number of
police ever banded together in the
states history to solve a single
crime.
Under Leonard's direction will
be the staff of the prosecutors of
Wayne and Oakland counties. the
forces OF Sheriff Edward X.
Thomas OF Oakland County, De-
troit and Highland Park police
departments and ace 4nvestiga tors
Of the state police.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Gas Tax Receipts Gain

LANSING. Oct. 30 CUP)--De-
spite a strike of oil workers which
interrupted distribution of gaSo-
line in September. gasoline TAX
collections for that month totaled
81 ,6S4 200. an increase Of S35917S
over the same month last year.
the secretary OF states office an
nnunced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Arab League Meeting
Called on Palestine

CAIRO. oct. 80 CUPl-Ardul
Rahman Azzam Bey. secretary
general OF tho Arab League. called
q meeting tomorrow Of representa-
tives from all Arab state, shortly
otter his return from London last
hight.
Informed sources said the meet
ing was Intended 10 coincide with
p possible statement. on Palestine
by British Prime Minister Attlee
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
HirOhitO'S Fortune
Totals log Millions

TOKYO, Oct. 30 (UP)-Su-
preme headquarters revealed to-
day that Emperor Hirohitos for
tune totals more than 1,590.6l5, 500
yen-Sl06,o4l,00O at the present
exchange rate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
VOICE WEARS OUT

Mayor Jeffries continued the
strenuous pace Of his campaign
although his voice has been worn
down 10 a harsh rasp. Otherwise,
he insists that his physical con-
dition has not suffered as a re-
suit of the 16-hour-a-day schedule
of city hall business and cam
paigning which he has maintained
for the last three weeks.
The mayor estimated last night
that he will have personally
spoken 10 more than 100000 per-
sons during the campaign.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
House to Ballot
On Tax Cut Today

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 (UP)-
The House expects to approve a
conference report on a S5,920,.
100000 tax reduction bill today
with no more than token opposi-
ton. Because the Senate has re-
cessed for two days, the final Sem
ate vote will be deferred until
Thursday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
APPOINTED BROTHER

Despite the large troops concen.
trations throughout the capital,
there was little violence reported.
Early dispatches told Of several
shots being heard near the Guiana.
bara barracks and the war min
istry but only one person was said
10 have been wounded at that
time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
REBEL RULE o. K'd BY L. s.

WASHINGTON. Oct 80 QNS)
Secretary of State Byrnes to-
day announced full United States
recognition of the recently eStab-
liShed revolutionary government
OF Venezuela.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
ALL PHASES DISCUSSED

The decision 10 coordinate the
hunt for the derer was
reached at a conference which
continued until early today, of
representatives of the various law
enforcement agencies called 10
Oakland County by Sheriff
Thomas. All phases Of the battling
Thompson murder were discussed
Those now held include William
d. Jantilo. 49, barber, of 3205
Kendall. and a woman who oper-
ates a beauty shop in his barber
shop at 1924 Woodward. Mrs.
Marie l.. Dodenhoft, 3S, Of 663
PrentiS.
Both denied any connection in
the murder or knowledge of 1t
during an all-iay grilling, al
though police quoted Mrs. OGDEN
'hoft as admitting knowledge of
the crime soon after they were
arrpStnd SATURDAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
DERIDED MAYOR

In his principal address last
night. Frank kensteen derided
Mayor Jeffries claim 10 being a
friend OF labor.
Speaking before more than
1000 county and municipal work
ers who are Go members,
Frankensteen accused the mayor
Of fighting TO prevent city en-
ployes from collecting the back
pay withheld from them during
the depreSsion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
10000
Votes
Awaited
(JeRuies and FronkenStsen dis.
euEs campaign issues. -. Page 2. J

The two candidates entered the
home stretch today in their bitter
battle for the mayoralty, each
prepared for headlong finish.
One week from today the
voters will choose between Mayor
Jefries and Richard T. Franken-
steen, vice president Of the UAW-
CIO. thus deciding one of the
hardest-fought municipal cam
paignS in many years.
Until the hour the polls close
Jehries and FrankenSteen Will
continue their campaigns. sched-
uling as many as Is meetings a
day.
Because OF mounting public in
terest-and public concern in
some quarters 49, election officials
expect at least 100000 votes. Only
100000 votes were cast az the
primary. when Frankensteen led
the mayor by i4000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

Dispatches reaching Buenos
Aires from the Brazilian from
tier said that Vargas resigned 10
minutes after midnight and i'm
mediately fed by automobile to-
ward Botafogo before troops oc-
cupied the Guanabara Palace
Jose LinhareS, president Of the
Brazilian supreme court, took over
the government as provided by the
constitution OF 1887.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Brazil Gusts
Hts President

RIO DE JANEIRo, Oct. 80 (NS)-Getulo Vargas wa
ousted president Of Brazil early today by army coup
South Americas third major shakeup in many
weeks terminated his 15-year rule.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
CALLED MILITARY MOVE

Gen. Cordeiro Farias termed the
removal Of Vargas the result of a
successful military movement"
Vast number of Brazilian troops
yesterday moved through Rio de
Janeiro. forming barricades and
taking up strategic positions near
the war ministry and other impor-
iaant public buildings,
Gen. FariaS. who said the army
demanded Vargas resignation. told
newSmen that the military move
ment' got underway when War
Minister Goes Monteiro learned
that Vargas had named his brother
Benjamin Vargas-to succeed
Joao Alberto Llns de Barros as
chief OF police.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
TEST STAINS IN CAR

Detroit police scientific labora-
tory technicians expect TO COM
plete tests today which will de-
termine whether large stains in
Jantilo's car were caused BY
human blood.
Leonard said preliminary tests
on a car owned by Mrs. Thomp-
son and believed to have been
driven by her a few hours before
Continued on Page Seven)
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
REPORT NEW FIGHTING

A communique issued from the
Communist capital at Yenan de-
scribed the fighting in North
China as civil war" Dispatches
reported new fighting for strate-
gic communication lines between
Puchow and Taituan.
The Communist paper New
China Daily said that central
government troops had captured
eight cities on the north bank of
the Yellow River from Communist
forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
Two States Seek
Torch Murderer

DULUTH. Mimi. Oct 80 tUP)
Police secured Minnesota and
northern Wisconsin today IoT~The
torch slayer OF 2l;year-dd Nlr-
glnia Spulier Hancock, N>WhoSe
charrcd body was found Saturday
in a burned shack near Danbury,
Wis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

JeffrieS Deserves
Reelection

A WEEK from today we choose mayor of De-
"A troit.
This newspaper hopes that every qualified
voter physically able to dc so, will vote. That way
there can be no question as to whom the people
prefer, to handle their municipal affairs.
This newspaper believes the people would be
wise to re-elect Mayor Edward j. Jeffries Jr
The principal question facing conscientious
voters is whether he has given a satisfactory &C
count of his stewardship.
1t is our thoughtfully considered opinion that
he has.
LIS administration has been clean and honest.
II His opponent Richard T. Frankensteen, ad-
mitted as much in those very words.
He has displayed sincere and intelligent and
unwaYering interest in the overall welfare of De-
troit.
He has been FREE mayor, beholden to no
particular group.
In the difficult years of industrial and eco
nomic readustment ahead, it is important that
our chief executive be impartial and not commit
ted in advance as to the exercise of his judgment
Detroit will be a national laboratory through
this critical period, and under such circumstances
we doubt whether Mr.. Frankensteen, if mayor,
would be able to escape the pressure of those
partisan factions who are so actively supporting
his campaign.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

- IIFT FOR THt VETERAN Heal
Mayor Jeffrles on WJR. 6!t5 tonight ADV
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
.U.S.Medd|inQ
Charged by
Chinese Reds

CHUNGKING, Oct. 80 GNS1
Communist quarters charged
the United States today with
open intervention in internal af-
fairs in China. where National
government and Communist lead
ers were striving 10 end the un-
declared civil war"
AS an emergency meeting be-
tween rival leaders got under way
ir Chungking, a spokesman for
the Communists fatty declared
sverting outright and open civil
war depends also on the attitude
ot the Americans in the extent
Of help they Will give the Kuom-
intang" he added:
I'VE consider America ac-'
tually il intervening in Chinese
internal affairs. Fighting can
cease II the advance Of kuomin-
tang troops into Communist
areas Is settled politically"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31
LEADERS ATTEND

Negotiations in Chungking were
attended by Gen. Chung Hun, one
of Gen. Chang Kai-shek's right
hand men, and Gen. Chouen Lai,
official Communist party repre-
sentative, both of whom worked
for an early cessation OF military
operations.
The generals met against a
background Of violence in which
government forces were estimated
to have suffered more than $1,000
casualties in fighting in the east
ern part Of Shansi province. and
Communist troops were reported
to have destroyed a large section
OF the Hankow-Peiping railroad 10
prevent northward movement OF
ChiangS troops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

HTAR MAYOR JEFFRIES TONIGHT. wiR
"A Lift for the veteran" 81 sas PM. ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-31

DR. G. IoOLE, DENTIST
Hall Hours %. Tel CA 6sss. - Adv.
Evening star., 1945-08-22
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or turn or unfuEn. apt. ACCESS to back
NAVAL OFFICER tpermanent) and family
now in temporary quarters urgently need
2-3-4 or bedrm house. furn. or unfurn.,
BY Sept. 1st. Prefer Northwest outside OF
D. c. Call 1t. TAYLOR, WI. 2577 after 5
pm
DIPLOMAT wishes to rent or sublet 3-bed-
room house located NV. or suburbs; willing
to pay UP to S135 unfurnished or S225
furnished. Please call DE. 1886