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Smyrna times., 1945-01-11
READING & WRITING
BY YSlzmmSsmve AND RNmM M5Gmz

If awards given the dangerous fctona
the year, Ben Ame Williams would surely the prize for his
creation of Ellen, in his novel, leave Her Heaven"
Smyrna times., 1945-01-11

in the job of FASTING up japanese propa-
ganda posters. AREN'T you very ashamed
Of yourself?" asked the American. "No,"
the Chinese replied. "You see, put the
posters up in the afternoon and get paid
for them. I earn my living that way. Then
[ tear them all down at night. That's my
real job"
"Basic History of the United States"
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DRIBBLES
(Cor.inued from Page Two)

and a very pleasant visit in the old
Home Town following his arrival.
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You can eat your cake and nm
have it, too-if you invest rs
your CHRISTMAS savings WS
in WAR BONDS. Keep on IN.
BACKING THE ATTACK. M
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o11e 11e DOys u1el1I 30 IUI. THIS was
dame named Sally who broadcast to our
troops from Germany. Sally would say
things like: What are you boys fighting
for anyway? The 4Fs at home are running
around with your sweethearts and wives
while you think you're defending your
country' From what?" Sally would have
been surprised at how the boys received
Hope. "They listened quietly. Then some-
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NOTICE

Dead or disabled horses, cows
and mules removed FREE of
charge by calling DOVER $685.
No animals removed unless call is
made Immediately and no animals
dying from contagious disease
will be removed
Smyrna times., 1945-01-11

BY Charles and Mary Beard has aside BY the Book the
Month Club future book-d dividend for subscribers
Girls in North Africa says Bob Hope in Never
Left Home and the few there had big rush. there
"-MS the boys didn't 60 for This was
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Service Honor Roll

Robert Franklin Moore, AS
Co. 3637, Barracks 1872 U
U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge, Maryland
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her little pep talks Mr. Hope They listened quietly Then some
would get walk and the radio bv
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Ii The WEEKS NEWS

j JAPS SHELL YANKS-Jupunese Comm mortar shell ex.
podes amid American soldiers during the fighting in the
/ village Of Limon LeYte Islund. Philippines. Three
i Yunks injured by the explosion
Smyrna times., 1945-01-11

FOR FORMAL Wharf.-The newest for formal weor
Is the pustel sutin gown Here Potrce Munsel rodio
stor. weors q new model featuring extended shoul-
dsrs. bock-tie peplum and portrait neckline. A
motching sotin tlrbon and dull fnbric gloves com.
plets the costume.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Reds Accused
OF Uranium Plot
British Paper Cites
North Africa Deposit

LONDON. Sept. p QNS)-The
British press In Sunday editions
jumped on RuSSia'S unllateral eco
nomic agreement with Hungary a
government not recognized by the
Allies and charged the Soviet with
breach OF faith with her wartime
Allies.
The News OF the World went
30 far as 10 charge that RuSsia's
interest in ItalyS North African
colonies might be inspired 7by
newly found uranium deposits in
TunIsla.
The newspaper sand large de-
posts of uranium. basic element
in the atomic bomb, had been
found in TuniSia and Belgian
Congo and said diplomats won
der If that is what's behind Molo-
TOYS interest there
An official British statement
questioned the right OF Russia 10
negotiate an agreement with any
government which had not been
recognized by the other members
OF the Big Five.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Returning Son Finds
Father Dying in Field

Leonard Kazkolski. 80. returned
home from market Saturday TO
find his father, Frank, y. lying
injured in a pasture on their farm
at 171S5 Huron River drive. Rom
ulus township. Sheriff's deputies
said bull owned by Mrs. Marian
Semansky, SO, 36S00 Sibley Rom
ulus Township, apparently jumped
the pasture fence and attacked
the farmer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Gas Price Cheats
Face Arrest
All Police AIerted
for Draining Of Tanks

AS traffic began to dwindle In
city streets Saturday along with
the motorists gasoline supply, the
OPA warned that any one selling
gasoline at black market" prices
would be prosecuted.
The OPA reminded. that ceilings
still exist on gasoline prices ale
though rationing has passed
Police have already received re.
ports of small black market"
operations as the oil strike pro-
crosses.
All police stations were told by
Supt. Alfred Siska to keep a spe-
cial vigil over the weekend for
evidence of draining auto gas
tanks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

The supply picture for food and
health also frightened when all
dairy companies were informed
that gasoline would be furnished
to all of them regardless of union
affiliations through an arrange
ment between the oil workers and
Russell L. Ballard, president of
the Dairyworkers Union (CIO)
Local SO.
Ballard asked dairies to tell
their needs "a hours in advance.
OTHER SERVICES HIT
(INS reported that, in addition
10 Michigan. the oil strike has
seriously affected Ohio. Illinois,
Indiana and Texas. 1t also affected
or threatened gasoline deliveries
in California, Kansas. Missouri,
Pennsylvania, Oklahoma. N ew
York, New Jersey, Wisconsin and
Kentucky.
OIIlCldlS OF tne Ar l. ledIIlSteIS ,
Union said services, such as furn-
iture moving, interstate trucking,
ice delivery, linen supply and
diaper service had not been af-
fected but predicted all would
be sharply ourtailed unless emer-
gency supplies of gasoline are
made available for those purposes.
Few trucking and delivery serv-
ices maintain their own gasoline
storage. the AFL officials ex.
planned.
Prevention of a "gasless week
for the rank and file of Detroiters
and Michiganders in general de.
pended on four factors as the
union continued to hold out fol
30 per cent increase in pay:
sPoSsible Intervention Of
President Truman at the re-
quest of Mayor Jeffries.
sPossible seizure of the
areas available gasoline and
Continued on Page Four)
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Ally Of ChurthiN's
To Enter Commons

BOURNEMOUTH, Eng, Sept
% (UP) Brendan- Bracken. po-
litical ally of Winston Churchill
appeared assured of a new seat in
Commons today
lie was adopted unanimously by
the Bourncmouth Conservative
party last night as its candidate
for the forthcoming Bournemouth
by election.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Extra Leave Notice
Is Required Of GIs

WASHINGTON. Sept. % INS)
Soldiers extending their 30-day
10 45 days must give
officials notification by telephone,
telegram or letter, before taking
the additional Is days. the war
department warned today
The extended leaves were an
nounced several weeks ago to
avoid crowding in separation
redeployment centerS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
DSR Prepared to Meet
Gas Shortage Emergencies

General Manager William S.
Bullock said Saturday the DSR
will operate all the service we
possibly can" in the event the
gasoline strike causes a break
down of private transportation.
He warned, however. there was
no reserve of manpower TO meet
crisis. The shortage of trained
operators has been the principal
factor leading TO complaints
against DSR service, he pointed
out
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Homewdrd Bound,
Sd Fleet at 0kinawa

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. %
qNSl-The Third Fleet. complet-
ing the first leg of its homeward
Journey from Japan. arrived at
Okinaws today, Mutual Network
correspondent Jack Mahon re-
ported.
The fleet was scheduled to pick
up 5000 liberated American war
prisoners and veterans at Okinawa
before continuing to the United
States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
y. ]. FORD STRIKE VOTED

EDGEWATER, ~. j. Sept. %
CUP)-Employes of the Ford Mo-
tor Co. of Edgewater voted today
1,lSS 10 so in favor of a strike at
meeting called by Joseph Ec-
cles. JAW official.
Eccles said he would take the
vote 10 Detroit with him when he
leaves tonight for a meeting with
other union officials negotiating
new contract with the Ford
Company He said if negotiations
fail the plant will strike immedi-
atclN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Virginia Scion Gets
Life in Wife Staying

COLUMBIA. s. C.. Sept. %
tUPl-Samuel c. Epes, wealthy
Virginian. was found guilty of
murder today on charges of
poisoning his wife and burying
her in an army foxhole last Win
ter The jury's recommendation
for mercy sent him to prison for
life instead of TO the electric chair.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

Detroit moved closer TO the
American League pennant Satur-
day by blanking ST. Louis, go, as
w 5 h ng ton shut out Phila-
delphia, 30.
The Tigers can clinch the flag
by taking three of their remaining
five games, even though the Sen
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Capt. Wermuth's OWn Story
Starts in Times Monday

On March .. 1912. the zone
man army Al Bataan dropped
from view on a bloody battlefield
in the Philippines.
He is a former Michigan sales
man of pharmaceutical products
and had TO his official credit lie
Japs killed by his own hands, in
addition to captives brought back
from scouting forays.
The man is Capt. Arthur Wer-
muth, whose wife, a Ferndale
nurse, lived with relatives in ST.
Clair Shores until she returned
recently to their former home in
Traverse City.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Seek Rare Aid
to Save Life
Doctors Turn TO Army
in Fight for Woman

Army officials Saturday were
checking the only four U. 5. hos
pitals where the new and rare
drug streptomycin is obtainable,
in a desperate effort TO save the
life Of a Detroit mother OF two
children.
Mrs. Norman Levine, 35, of 2322
Leslie, stricken two months ago
with acute liberated COLTS at
the birth of her second child,
Barry, lies near death Il Harper
Hospita'.
She has been given "less than
a $3.50 chance for recovery by
her physician, DR. David J. Sand
weiss, who is seeking the dr. 6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Survey of Strike Pins
Blame on UAW Chiefs
BY Ed BRAND
Detroit Times Labor Edltor

Charges made by management and others that union
politics responsible for the present epidemic Of strikes
in the Detroit have through union stories and
articles strikes and strike threats for two weeks
What is the political situation in the UAWCIO today
top officers of the union actually lost control of
union they placing their personal ambitions
security the welfare of the worker who pays his dues
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Hitler Theme Banned

LONDON, Sept - tUP)-Ra-
dio Berlin reported last night that
the playing or singing of Hitler's
theme song. Deutschland Uber
Allies had been banned in Ger
many.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
ADDE'S HAS POWER

George F. Adde's. secretary
treasurer. is cognizant Of the fact
that executive board members and
others would like TO have his job.
Adde's, actually, has more power
in the union than a vice preSi-
dent, as his job puts him second
in command to Thomas.
Reuther. head of the powerful
General Motors division OF the
union. feels he is secure as vice
president and. labor experts say,
is just waiting for the proper time
10 announce his candidacy for
Thomas job.
Richard T. Frankensteen, di-
rector of the once powerful air
craft division of the union, saw
his power waning with the dis
Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Left Bank Of Rhine
Sought by De Gau|Ie

PARIS, Sept. % GNS)-Gen.
Charles de Gaulle said in an cleo
tion eve radio address tonight
that France must retain the en-
tire left bank of the Rhine for
future security.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Hurley on Way Home

CHUNGKING. Sept. p up
L. S. ambassador Patrick Hurley
left for the United States today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

ties against odds-of a handful of
American marines who pitched
unasked into bloody fight be-
cause they thought IT would be
fun.
VOICES ONE REGRET
The first instalment of this, his
own story. will appear Monday
in The Detroit Times. Through
the story runs this refrain:
"My one regret is that so
many swell pals who fought
with me will never go home :.
MANY Of them survived ter
rife hand TO hand battles
against overwhelming odds only
TO die like rats in prison ships
or through the most inhuman
and cruelest treatment the
world has ever seen in Jap
prison camps.
Don't miss the start Of this
terrific story, more amazing than
fiction. in Mondays Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Gen. Ike in Warsaw

LONDON. Sept. % (UP)--
Radio Warsaw reported today that
Gen. Eisenhower has arrived in
the Polish capital
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Stations Urqed TO Conserve Supplies

Before the extent of present stores determined,
Mayor Jeries had wired President Truman asking him to
keep Detros transportation system from col
lapsng because of gasoline famine
Rankin Peck, director of Michigan Retail Gasoline Dealers
Association all operators still having gasoline
IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Orders Audit
Of 0fHirohito' S
Misfortune
Macarthur DEGREES
Complete Accounting
Of All Jap Finances
l.. S. ReueGls Complete Plans
for Japan, Page 2

TOKYO, Sept. % Sunday
QNS)-Another of Japan's lead
ing saber rattlers, Gen. Nobuyuki
Abe. was ordered arrested today
in an expanding purge backed by
an American occupation army al
ready some 100000 men strong
and still growing.
Gen. Macarthur ordered a
complete accounting of japanese
finances, including the imperial
household and the vast fortune
of Emperor HirOhito which has
ramifications through japanese
commerce and industry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
ADVISER ARRIVES

To assist la introducing democ-
racy into Japan. Gen. Macarthur
acquired a political adviser ap-
pointed by President Truman. He
is George Atcheson Jr., who ar
rived by plane at Atsugi airdrome
yesterday Saturday afternoon
and went to Tokyo's Imperial
Hotel.
Former japanese police chief
Takahara of Manila, listed as a
war criminal, has been surren-
dered by the Jap government TO
the American authorities, accord
ing to a New Delhi broadcast re-
ported by Reuters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
BATTLE HUGE ODDS

After more than three years
Imprisonment in Man churia,
where he shared the indescribable
horrors of life under Jap jailers.
Capt. Wermuth has returned 10
In a dramatic series he has told
for Detroit Times readers OF bat
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
ARMY HAS SAY

The army has priorities on all
supplies. Though the stricken
Wnman,s- husband obtained WPB
priorities through an appeal 10
Senator Arthur Vandenberg, he
has been unable 10 locate an
available supply Of the drug
through civilian sources.
Streptomycin, a mold-type drug
related TO penicillin and in some
cases more potent than penicillin,
is in the experimental laboratory
phase and has been used by the
army in combating intestinal
diseases contracted in the South
Pacific.
Because Of its undetermined
qualities, the drug is scarce and
obtainable only IN isolated spots,
Fifty-six million units are nee
essary within the next 4S to u
hours for Mrs. Levine, DR.. Sand
weiss said. He explained that
treatment should be continued for
two weeks,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Tigers Nearing 1915 Title;
Michigan Upset by Indiana

ators win their two remaining
contests Sunday.
In football, Indiana upset Michi-
gan the second straight year, at
Ann Arbor, 1871. "Details of all
events on Sports Pages)
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

"But In an emergency wen
have everything we can rol1 On
the Streets he declared.
Bullock said no plans had been
made TO augment the service over
the weekend. Because Of the late
opening of stores Monday. spread
ing out the rush traffic, IL prob
ably will be Tuesday OF even
Wednesday before an emergency
can develop. he predicted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
NOT RIPE FOR DEMOCRACY

Vice Premier Prince Fumimaro
Konoye, meanwhile, told of a
trend toward socialism in Japan,
though he said the people do not
understand what that means and
are not yet ripe for democracy.
Referring to reports that En-
peror Hirohito may abdicate,
Konoye said such a move would
be a catastrophe leading TO chaos.
Meanwhile Macarthur ordered
the immediate complete and
final rehabilitation" of the ruth
less Japanese naval police which
for years had terrorized the
peoples of countries overrun by
the JapS.
1t. Gen. Eichelberger, Eighth
Army commander. came to the
support of Macarthur in a con-
troversy stirred up by the latter's
recent assertion that probably no
more than 100000 regular Amer
ican army troops would be needed
in Japan by next March. Eichel-
berger said he was in complete
agreement with his chief.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Leader
Acts TO Force
30 Pei Hike
ChrysIer and Ford
Also Face Threat
in Pay Rate Fight

The worlds biggest union filed
formal strike intent notices with
government agencies Saturday
naming the worlds largest cor
poration-General Motors, whose
135 plants employ 300,o00-as the
antagonist against whom ii will
seek TO force through demands for
a 30 per cent pay boost
Telegra from Walter p.
Reuther vice president of the
United Automobile Wnrkers-CIQ,
informed Labor Secretary Schwell-
enbach, the National Labor Rela-
tions Board and the War Labor
Board of the existence of a labor
dispute threatening TO interrupt
General Motors production.
VOTE IN 80 DAYS
Under the Smith-Connally La
Dor Disputes Act, the NLRB will
conduct a strike vote of General
Motors employees in &c days un-
less the dispute is settled within
that period. Such a vote would
constitute the most extensive
labor election ever undertaken.
Reuther also notified the Michi.
gan Labor Mediation Board that
"a strike is impending" in the
Michigan plants of General Mo-
tors. Such notice is required
under state law. which provides 4
30-day cooling off period be-
tween the filing Of notice of in
tent 10 strike and the strike itself
PAY FIRST ISSUE
The so per cent general wage
increase demand was placed fore
most by Reuther among the issues
in dispute between the UAW-CIC
and General Motors. He specified
that the wage demand was for
corporation W d equalization
and a social security fund" as
well as for blanket increase. =
Other disputed issues listed by
the director of the UAW-CIO's
General Motors department in
cluded:
A successor clause TO protect
the seniority of displaced workers
employees transferred to new di-
visions because of the demands oi
war production and returning tc
their old jobs with reconversion.
I Establishment of rules govern
ing permanent and temporary
transfers.
The JAW has warned tn a
similar notices would be fileC
against Chrysler Corp. and tht
Ford Motor Co in its drive L
force acceptance of its 80 per cen
wage increase demand upon th'
big three" of the automotive in
duStry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Reuther Files GIN Strike Notice
Oil Companies
Hoards Found
ffSee Pictures on Page IT,

Millions Of gallons of gasoline are on hand in
bulk storage stations of major oil companies here,
the Times learned Saturday-enough to take care
of emergency needs of Greater Detroit for weeks
and keep the buses and other vital services operats
ing during the oil workers strike.
This heartening revelation came as the city's
filling stations drying up everywhere with
more than $500 already without gasoline in the
metropolitan Detroit area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
FIRM OUT OF DRUG

Parke-Davis, which has man.
ufactured the drug, is out and will
be unable TO supply il for about
three weeks. said DR.. II. l. Kallet,
consulting physician.
Because he felt the drug was
his wifes only salvation Levine
has frantically contacted every
major drug company IN the
country.
He is now awaiting results from
army officials who had thought
they had an available supply at
the Sixth Service Command in
Chicago only to find on recheck-
ing ii had been exhausted.
The two children, Barry and
Sharon, 4. are being cared for
by their father and a practical
nurse
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

protection?
A survey conducted among labor
experts not connected with any
union and rank and file members
OF the UAW -CIO disclosed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
AFRAID OF JOB

Virtually every top officer
Of the union. including the
majority of the international
board members. Is afraid OF his
job and is taking no action that
would react against him polltI-
cally.
2-The international officers
have not Dst control of the
union but have elected 10 brave
adverse public opinion rather
than incur the cnmity of local
officers who actually control
the union convention where top
officers are made and broken.
Here's the political Setup:
Although he has repeatedly de
MED il, Vice President Walter p
Reuther is reported 10 be eyeini
President r. j. Thomas job anC
would consent TO be a Candldat,
at the next convention if drafted
by the rank and file.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

DR o G. TooLE. DENTIST
ZIG " Lsfkysas Al Michigan. opp. City
han. H0uIS. s-s. TEL CA set3-k1s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23

BUSINESS LOANS slways available 81 Indus.
trial National Bank. Call Pa $3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-23
Essential Users Listed by Union

Fred Fell business agent of the oil workers. furnished
this list essential emergency gasoline ratons
from bulk stations through union cooperation:
Police, DSR and fire departments
Hospitals, DOCTORS nurses, undertakers
Post offices and other government agencies and
services.
Coast Guard, FBL
Public utilities
Milk and other professors of perishable foods.
Fell said eight stations would be set up in the city for
servcing DOCTORS nurses, cergymen and undertakers
The stations Rants Service Belden and Puritan;
Cal Utter Service Telegraph and Grand River Fort Shelby
Garage 515 Howard H G. Breitmeyer, Gratiot and Mays
Brown Brothers, Parker and E. Vernon; Gus Ferguson
W. Grand Blvd and W. Vernon; Farnhame Service, Santa
Maria Lvernos and W. E. Turley. Fort and Russell.
Lincoln Park.
None of this gasoline would be available for ordinary
pleasure driving.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
; Fly Ocean
To Hospital

BATTLE CREEK. April =
More wounded have arrived al
Percy Jones Hospital from Europe
and the Pacific war fronts. One
group of three arrived by airplane
direct from Paris less than sc
hours after taking off.
DETROIT ARIA
Bseoris 4 soidro NJ $685. Senecs
Bugareui. PVT Angelo D. s34s sylvester.
Dovn PVT Robert A. 35l1 Van Dyke.
Gamaish. PVT. John so74 Doyle
Hossan Hossa SGT isga9a Rs2mond S 9oos 5SnS9a chss
Kosonsn. Pfc George 4 l545 Bsnitssu.
HsaS Hieds s PSt gsti' JACK 2s4os Hoover sf"'0"'
k0skow. Pic Robert f., 1888 Cruise
Medyed Pvt John i7i3 Pasadena
NcCauley. Pfc Arthur L. $3.50 John DAILY.
Moritvrsy. Pvt Robert IL owen.
NosCr, Isl It Alfred V, Center Line
Pozyhyiowicz. PIE Alfred so3s Morgan.
Riete Pc. Paul, i222 Lemsy
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Shoebottom. Pc Oliver A, b077 Harding
spomer T 5 Ruben. 1892 Morley
Williamson. Pvt. charles, 650e Hartford
OUTSTATE
Anderson PVT Elizabeth :. ishpentnE.
Bird s set James / Grand Rapids
Berry T 4 Charles r.. Grand Rapids.
Bradncld SGT Jessie. Kalamazoo.
Carambeau SGT virgil J FLINT
Pearson "a David V. Muskegon.
Frost Pc Robert J. MunglC
Gardner Pic Ronert Cadillac
Hollingshead Pfc Elmer r, Sk0vis.
takohoWsk PVT TED A Pinconning.
Kinney. Pvt Marion J.. Flint
Knapp. PVT. George A.. NeVberty.
IeSlein. Pvt. Jack o, Colona
IouCks sgt. Farrell L Marion.
Luter set Harry V, Pontiac.
lynn : Edwin J., Calumet.
IyEsN Pvt Elmo Bekihne,
Major Pfc Charles NJ Flint
Marsh. Pvt Ralph A. Alma
Mcdonald. Pic Lee r. Peuston
Mintz, Pfc Wilmer r. Sebewaing.
Eellis PVT James = Bsrryton
Nicholas. pvt. Raymond c, Flint.
Osborn. sgt Wesley NJ. IackSon-----
Palmer. SGT Keith c. Battle Greek
Pennington. sgt Maitland 5. Pickford.
Phelps, pfc Frederick s. Vicksburg.
Powell. Pvt. George z. Kalamazoo.
Richardson. PIC Jack C. Lansing.
SevaTa. Pfc. Henry. Dundee
Sksntz Pic Royce y MuSkeRon.
smith. Pfc Norman r.. Homer
smith. Pfc Albert II Paw Paw,
Snidsr Pfc Edwin. Flat Rock.
Tannsr. Pvt George n willis
Thompkins. Pvt Howard T.. Grand Rapids
Wardi Cpl. Wslfred u. Ironwood.
Watson, PVT Albert l., Saginaw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-03
Death Driver Pleads
Guilty; Now is Sued

BAY CITY, Aprii 2 - Waiter
Gontko of Detroit whose car tig-
ured in a fatal accident +,er2 last
June pleaded guilty today 10 neg
ligent homicide.
Judge Karl X. Lelbrand con-
tinued his $1,000 bond Gontko Is
being sued for $4,000 by the
Rev Wesley Scott, Bay County
minister. whose wife was killed
~ the crash.