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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
; Drivers Get
Jail Terms

Three men were given Jail SEN
tences by Traffic Judge George
T. Murphy today in one of the
lightest days on the court rec
ordS.
Because OF the suspension of
gas rationing. police had expected
flood OF violations, but only
eight new cases were on the
docket. Yesterday there were only
II cases. covering the weekend,
Arthur l.. Simmons, %, of 6430
Van Court, must serve 30 days for
reckless driving, after leaving the
scene of an accident.
Fred Gaiser, So, of Belleville
was given Is days as a drunk
driver. and James II Gray, 20
of 1868 Rogge. got 10 days for
using another mans driving Ii
cenSe. Darrell RousSin, II. of 1855
Quinn. was fined SIS for loanins
Gray the permit.
Mrs. Mary Morrison, Al, of $685.
Broad. who police say had beer
drinking. was fined $50 after be.
ing involved in an accident.
Anthony Dionisi. "a, of 46l Con.
cord, was denied driving privileges
for year and fined $50 for driv-
ing 80 miles an hour.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
3PenaEzed
In Laugh Row

The resignation of a Lieutenant,
reduction OF a sergeant 10 the
ranks and disciplinary cti o n
against a private today ended a
Michigan State Troops incident
that started with a horSelaugh.
The laugh came from Pvt, Jack
May. Is. Of 1929 r. Nine Mile.
and was directed at 1t Earl La
Belle. -. who missed twice while
batting practice balls LaBalle IS
alleged 10 have shaken May up
Later the officer engaged in a
scuffle with Pvt. Andy j. ShuShe-
reda. Is. accusing the later of
disobeyng an officer When Shu-
shereda went 10 a telephone 10
protest 10 his commanding officer
he Is alleged 10 have been dragged
out of the phone booth by Sgt.
Floyd L. Williams. p, OF S4Z7
EpWorth.
LaRelle resigned after an in
veStigation Williams was reduced
10 private and ShuShereda lost
pass privileges for "A month.
There was no charge against
the soldier who laughed
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
G| S Wife Seeks
Love Theft Balm

In the first alienation OF affec-
tions suit 10 be brought in Michi-
gan in years, a serviceman's wife
accused auot her servicemsn' s
widow Of stealing the love Of her
CT husband today
The wife. Mrs-Heien NJ. Pelto.
2S, Of 1851 Highland. Highland
Park. demanded S25 900 damages
from the other woman, whom the
suit identified only as Mrs. Mil
dTed kTduSe, telephone operator.
Mrs. f4pftUS bill recited her
marriage 10 Kenneth r. Pelto.
now stationed at Camp Crowder
on Jan. "a, 1886. 1t recounted a
happy life until six months ago
when, she alleged, a switchboard
romance Sprang up between her
husband and Mrs Krause
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Army Speeding
Factory Clearing

The Detroit ordnance district is
prepared 10 wind up most of its
81 500 100000 contract termina-
tions here and clear government
materials and tools from the war
plants in three months. Brig. Gen.
a. 3. Qulnton Jr, district head,
estimated today.
The 81, 500, 600. 900 cancellations,
announced after the Jap sur
render. involve 500 prime con-
tractors and thousands Of small
contractors. But the machinery
set up previously will permit most
of the contracts 10 be settled fully
in two weeks 10 three months.
"A few, Of course, may take
longer" Gen. Quinton said.
Quinton said that only a small
percentage OF the war contracts
still remained in force. No blanket
cancellations were made, he added.
Terminations are nothing new
to his force, QGinton pointed out.
1t had handled ST ST.. .000,000
worth from 1943 TO June l945.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Death Car Driver
Faces Warrant

ANN ARBOR. Aug. 21-Prose-
cutor John w. Rae today author.
lied a manslaughter warrant for
Charles Severance, As, of 2540
Miller road.
Severance, driver of Ann Ar.
bor's only VI Day death car.
lost control of his auto and il
rolled over five times. His wife,
Mae, 40. died in st. Joseph's Hos
pital Thursday
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
War Record
Frees Sailor

His navy record of 20 months in
the Pacific. and participation in 10
major battles, won leniency today
for Aviation BM &c Charles w.
Campbell. %, of 26043 Peikey, held
since Thursday in a traffic acci-
dent investigation.
Campbell was charged yester-
day with leaving the scene Of an
accident in which a car he was
driving struck and slightly injured
William Albert, 81, of 1885 Mel
drum. Traffic Judge George T.
Murphy, impressed by the youths
service record. dismissed the case.
Campbell was aboard the old
Hornet when that carrier. later
sunk, launched Doolittle's planes
for the first raid on Tokyo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity Partly cloudy and
cooler tonight and Wednesday Lowest tenn
perature tonight about 5s. Moderate west to
northwest winds
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Monday. Highest, 50 degrees.
lowest. So mean. -
Departure from normal temperature Monday:
: degrees.
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan. ! +34I degrees
Temperatures one year ago today: Highest
50 degrees lowest. 81. mean, -
Temperatures this aate In past 3 years
Highest, e5 degrees In 1895. lowest. as IN
1875
Relative humidity Monday. 80 n.
s5g, $50 a N. 49, 23o .. m. 3sF
80 ? m. SsE.
40 a m, today None
Departure from normal precipitation since
Jan =. = , IS inches
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Restrictions Lifted
On Milk. Cream

WASHINGTON, aug. q (INS)
Secretary OF Agriculture Ander-
son announced today that civil
ians would soon begin TO receive
more milk. light cream. butter
milk and chocolate milk drinks
Anderson said that quota re-
striCtionS under which milk dis
.tributors in the 1873 largest cities
Of the nation have been operating
since the fall of 1943 had been
StlSnepdcd
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
ByrneS May
Pick Zanuck

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. p uNS)
Col. Daryl r. ZanuCk. head OF
the Twentieth Century-FoX. is
under consideration for appoint
ment as assistant secretary OF
state film circles reported today
The Job Zanuck may get vas
vacated last week by Archibald
MacLelsh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Anti i-Trus+ Cases Up

WASHINGTON, Aug. q lUPl
The justice department pre-
pared today for early action in %
antitrust cases that had been
held up during the war AZ the
request of the armed forces
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

Boh-Lo Island
The brothers are wren 2
Burns. 27. and Harvey Burns, 30.
both OF Windsor Lawrence was
arrested IN Chatham Ont, and
Harvey IN Windsor
Provincial police said both men
had large rolls OF America n
money Authorities refused 10 say
what clue they had that linked
the pair TO the robbery which took
place early yesterday
Four men, armed With ShO'gunS.
reached the island IN a Speedboat.
sluGged a watchman and smashed
three safes They escaped 10 the
Canadian mainland
Another Burns brother. Jack.
was arrested when ne was found
with goods stolen IN a North Bay,
Ont. department store But he
has not been linked 10 the Bob-Lo
robbery
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Dieppe
Hero
On Trial

A Windsor soldier, once hailed
as one Of the Essex Scottish
heroes of Dieppe, went on trial
at Farnsborough, England, today
on a charge Of high treason.
Accused Of collaborating with
the NaziS after his capture in the
Dieppe raid. Pvt. John G.. Gslaher,
"a. OF 1884 Hall. Windsor, has
vigorously denied the charge.[
FIRST FROM CANADA
The trial is being conducted
under a screen Of British and
Canadian military seeFeey. No de-
tails of the charge, nor the slight
est hint of the evidence has been
made public
The soldier stands accused in
the most serious British court
martial since the war began. PEN
atty for the offense is death. IL
it the first time in either World
War that a Canadian has been
accused Of treason
Galaher enlisted in the Essex
Scottish Regiment at the outbreak
of the war and went overseas in
July, 1910. He married in Eng
land in May, 1941.
SWEARS INNOCENCE
Captured at Dieppe. he was
shot and wounded attempting to
escape. He was released from a
lNazi camp in France after the
European victory and has been
under strict military guard since
that time.
In a recent letter to his mother.
Mrs. Jennie Galaher, who lives at
the Hall address, he said:
II am innocent. My conscience
is clear. II could make the
authorities understand what L
did and why did 1t, they would
give me a medal"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
u. S. Sells "a Vessels

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21 (UP)-
The War Shipping Administration
announced today that it sold 81
small vessels in July. Fourteen
small craft also were returned to
their former owners.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Marine Wife WeepS
Welcome to Soldier
By VERA BROWN

Her husband grinned as he
replied:
II thought you marines knew
all about that"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Petrol Cost Cut

LONDON, Aug u fuPl-The
controlled price Of gasoline for
automobiles was reduced 4 cents
a gallon 10 40 cents a gallon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

You can order The Detroit
Times delivered 10 your home
EVERY DAY by phoning Cherry
$500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Meat
Points
To Cafes

Restaurants ourtailing business
because of meat shortages may
borrow red points equalling 25
per cent of their July-August
allotment, Chairman LyneS d.
Boomer Of the Detroit Food
Emergency Committee announced
todaN
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
WRITE CENTRAL BOARD

Boomer said II is unlikely that
the loans will have 10 be repaid,
however. because Secretary Of
Agriculture Anderson is contem-
plating the end OF meat and pos
sihly butter rationlng very soon.
Restaurants wishing loan $
should simply write the central
OPA board. Further instructions
viii be given by the board.
Boomer received the inforrna-
tion in a message yesterday from
Conrad X. Osterman, Washing
ton OPA restaurant food ration
ing executive,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

Now, we've seen everything -
for we've observed a marine she'd
ding big tears.
She is 24-year-old Pvt. Rose
Vartanian Schroeder. home on
furlough from the FL Toro naval
air base When she finally found
herself in the arms of her hus-
band, Pfc. William Schroeder,
home after 33 months overseas,
the tears came streaming.
1T is silly to cry, know, but
just can't help it," she said.
WON'T WEAR MEDALS
Bill left Okinawa Aug 7 by air.
He has more ribbons and medals
that you can count, all Of which
he refuses 10 wear.
The reunion occurred in the
home Of the little marines par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Var
tanian AT 1920 Flemming
The Schroeders were married
four years ago. 10 months before
Bill went overseas. After he sailed
Rose got a job az Nickers but, l6
months ago she decided TO enlist
IN the marines.
WORKS ON CORSAIRS
IL hoped I'd get overseas"
she SAID. Right now. ! am
working on Corsairs, out at the
marine naval air base"
The two had known each other
since the days. when they went tc
the Greenfield Park School to-
gether.
"Now, tell me more bout
Oklnawa." said the marine wife.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
REPAY IN INsTALMENTs

Application for the point loans
from the Central OPA board must
be made not later than Aug. 81.
Boomer said, and the borrowers
red point inventory on the date
OF the application must not eX-
ceed 3 per cent Of the July-Au-
gust allotment.
Should meat rationing continue
indefinitely, Boomer said. the
loans must be repaid in four in
stalmentS, beginning with the
Sept. Is allotment
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Hold Isle
Suspects

Two brothers were arrested to-
day charged with participating IN
the $4,000 speedboat robbery az
Boh-Lo Island. --.-----
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Veteran Accuses
Wife, Other Man

4 soldier who SAID hc rCtaTuci
from oversee, last WeeA io fpd
his vIf with anothtr wm a1d
permitting him 10 Wear thc Soi-
dicrs CIVILIAN clothes tod5y had
thc Two ln Colit
The wife. Mrs Evelyn locc7
Al and fh, intruder Edward Bar
-na4t-+a.- AetAt---A -Fpifefff itttsr- tt-r-t-fr
living az 1886 Grucbrcr arc
hcins held for trial Mrs Noeca
is Under g GOO bond and Barnett
under $3.50
Cpl 3ohn = Yocca OF AIS Field
who fought through France and
Germany returned 20 his home
st 1929 F. Grand Blvd oct -l
30 find hiS wife gone. NcIghhorS
directed him 10 Barnctt'S house.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Christmas Seals
Sent TO Citizens

The Detroit tuberculosis Sana-
forum today mailed 35000,000
Christmas seals 10 Wayne County
citizens
a Today drive 10 raise az least
Sr50O00. the amount collected
last year, will be launched Mon
day.
The drive will be the 35th con-
Quoted By the Detroit Tubercu-
losIA- Sanatnrium,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Canada Maps Army

OTTAWA, NOV , CUPl Plans
call Tor an active postwar Cana
dian army consisting 0l a brigade
group. two armorcd regiments
and a medium artillery battery
Defense Minisrrr Douglas Abbott
sald fndaN-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Navy Will Lay Up
One-FiIIlI of Fleet

WASHINGTON. Nov . GNS'
The navy announced today that
20SQ Shlp>-Attle more than one
ffth of ms wartime strength of
1880 regularly manned vessels
will be permanently berthed m in-
active status in Ia East, West and
Gulf coast port,.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
output of I3O Billion
GsGai Set by Wallace

WASHINGTON. Nov , HNS)-Secretary of Com
noA Wallace had declared today that the nation should
Get on basis of producing S1300O0 100000 worth of
s,1rr1.rs, c1nnds nncklN nOsslbe
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

\ Std,000 Accident Insurance
policy for only SOC payable each
& months, protection available
ONLY 10 new or old regular
daily home delivered Detroit
Times subscribers. Dial Cherry
$500 for additional information.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

ZeoI Nuo ~at IFS
spoyo md
be a o
friendly consideration problems
celebrate
w you thrilled u
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

- NHNN fA HfA+Htf' ~
sumers' goods as quickly as
There is every indication that
th, io,ai amount OF salaries and
wage, n l946 WIIl bo from 20
billion dollars to 20 billion dol
lar, less taan in l9i5 he said
Therefore Wallace asserted.
The country should Jump It's con-
>umcrs goods production about
50 billion dollars SO as 90 give
The cOnsumCrS sufficient purchaS-
ma p4A1pr-ia- -huA- -l2n- billion dol
lars worth of goods and keep the
country In ID prosperous condition.
In 1915 the total amount
viii be about l0S billion dol
lars I'm salaries and wages. In
1916 II will he somewhere be
tween SO billion and SO billion
dollar The income Of the
farmers will he several billion
dollars Jess i'm 1916 than i'm
tgt5. -
Wallace said the income Of cor
poratIonS after taxes Will be
slightly greater iu 1916 than in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-13

NOTfCE. Not responsible for any debts contracted only personally by our selves.
 MIR. & MRS. CHAS JOHNSON,
 Tenakee, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-13
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25
Wake : Mcdonald

On Saturday, Jan. goth at high
noon in a quiet home wedding,
Miss Elizabeth George Mcdonald
and 1t. Commander Richard elena
Wake, U.S.NR., were united in
marriage, at the home of the
brides parents, DIR. and Mrs
Henry t. Mcdonald IN Harpers
Ferry.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Carter Wake of Virginia
and New York. t.f 5 rs
Mrs. ID. Gano Caywood, Rock
vile, played the wedding march
Mrs, Stanley R. Durkee, Alexand-
ria, Va, was matron of honor
Both are sister of the bride. John
M. Wake, brother of The groom,
was best man.
The bridegroom, is graduate in
engineering from New York Uni
versity.
He was in charge Of the Naval
Construction Go. of the 22nd Mar
ines at Eniwetoek and in number
of other tough spots After %
months of Pacific service, he was
recalled to Washington for duty in
the Bureau of Yards and Docks
where ne now serves.
The bride is an alumna of Hills
dale College, Mich. Since her col
lege days she has been a public
school teacher. At Christmas she
resigned her position in the Rock
vile schools. The leave granted the
groom is bring spent by the bridal
couple in a southern trip. On then
return, they win reside in WASH
ington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25
Youth Conference
In Gaithersburg
Churches Feb. "A

The annual Methodist You'll
Conference will meet in Gathers
burg at the Grace and Epworth
Methodist Churches the week
end of February PA.
The speakers and their topics in
clude DR.. Join Bieri, former
missionary to Central America and
experienced IN India, South Amer
lea, and Mexico. He has just re-
turned from Mexico. His topic is
"March of the Undaunted." The
theme of his classes will be the
good neighbor policy. Louis Pot
ter, Director of the Washington
Choral Society, will conduct music
classes, "Say 1t With Music" Rev.
Robinson of Calvary Church,
Washington, win speak around the
theme "Conqueror's Challange In
Faith" DIR. A. B. Potorf's topic
will be I'm Their Footsteps" Mrs.
Dorothy L. ordwein, woman's ply
steal education instructor at Uni
versity Of Maryland will speak
on what Should We do for Re-
creation in The Methodist
church," Rev. R. H. Browns topic
%To Do or Not To Do" deals with
the relationship of boys and girls.
The leaders of the group will be
Dean Hartwell Chandler of Bethe-
sda and Mrs. Edward G. Latch.
Rev. Elmer Soper will be councillor.
Young Methodists in the Metro
politan area between the ages Ii
% will attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25
COLESVHLE

DR.. Ralph D. Smith, Superinten
dent of the West Washington Dist
riot, was guest speaker on Sunday
at the Colesville Methodist Church
Following the sermon, Rev. Will
liam Firth installed the new of
ficers of the Women's Society OF
Christian Service.
Seaman Robert Hobbs is spend
ing some time home on leave with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Hobbs.
Mr.. Granville Thompson is still
in the Washington Sanatarium and
Hospital, Takoma Park, where he
is improving. He has been very i'll
since Christmas Eve.
Miss Mary Alice Douty, Assis-
tant Executive Secretary of tho
Conference Board of Education, in
Charge of Children's and Interme-
date work, was speaker on Satur-
day evening at the church. On Sun
day morning Mrs. Douty observed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25
Lincoln Day Dinner
Plans Are Completed

q q 7
Additional chairmen, vice-chaif-
men, and members Of committees
taking part in planning the Lin
coin Day Dinner to be held at In
dian Spring Club and sponsored
by the Montgomery County State
Central Committee, have just been
announced by Claude A. Cook, gem
eral chairman.
In view of the limited seating
capacity of 500, Mr.. Cook is urg-
ing prompt payment for tickets.
Seating arrangements will be made
strictly in the order in which re-
mittances are made to Wendell l..
Schulz, 6525 Ridgewood Avenue,
Chevy Chase, Maryland. Louis A..
Gravelle of Bethesda is chairman
of the ticket committee.
Additional chairmen include John
d. Sadler and F. F. Estes, chair
man and vice-chairman, respective
ly, of the program committee; Will
ton H. Wallace is chairman Of
patrons and patronesses with Mrs.
Kathryn F. Reutemann serving as
vice-chairman; Francis w. Hill
and George c. Esworthy, Jr., are
chairman and vice-chairman, re-
spectively, of the reception commit
tee; Mrs. Edwin w. Koch is chair
man of decorations with M. X.
Macknet serving as vice-chairman !;
Robert Wise and Willard Kymett
are in charge of seating arrange
ments, and Mrs. Ross H. Snyder
and Howard p. Bailey are chair
man and vice-chairman, respective
ly, Of publicity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25
Gaithersburg Couple
Married 50 Years

Members Of the Travillah Bap-
fist Church and the foster child.
rem of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B
Gray entertained them with &
Surprise Party at their home near
Gaithersburg on the evening OF
January 9, in celebration of their
fifieth wedding anniversary.
Guests from Gaithersburg, Oar.
nestown, Travlllah, Rockville, Ken
sington, Damascus, Potomac, Bet
hesda and Washington were pre-
sent to extend congratulations and
bring gifts. Rev. Claude Brubaker,
pastor, offered prayer. Mr.. Gray
was born in Loudon County, Vir-
ginia, May IL, 1871. He came to
Maryland fifty-three years ago
and on Jan. 9, 1895 was united in
marriage to Miss Ida Cooley of
GAINESVILLE.
That their long life together has
been one of usefulness is evidenced
by the fact that they adopted and
raised six foster children all of
whom are now living. They are
Mrs. Lawrence Lowe of Kensing-
ton, Mr.. Thawley Holmes, Wash
ington, d. c., Mrs. Paul Brown of
Baltimore, Miss Margaret Brown,
Miss Viola Brown, Rockville, and
Mr.. Thurston Gray of Newark,
Delaware.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-01-25
POOLESVILLE
Mrs. Charles Upton
Po0IesViIle 2115

Mr.. G. r. Gray has been on a
business trip to Chicago. He was
joined over the weekend by his
daughter, Lieut.. q. g.. Carolyn B.
Gray, a WAVE stationed at Mis-
souri, Valley College, Marshall, Mo.
Miss Elizabeth Daniel and her
brother, Mansfield Daniel, spent
the weekend with their aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Wellstood
White in Hyattsville.
Mr.. Geo. Reddick has been visit
ing here while his brother, Mr..
Claude Reddick, has been recupe-
rating at Montgomery County Gen
eral Hospital in Sandy Spring.
Mrs. Russell Umstead has been
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Norton in Cabin John.
Mrs. Charles Bodmer spent the
weekend with her husbands par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rozier Bodme,
Miss Sue Morley and Miss A.
Pryor were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Oxley.
The Poolesville Public Health
Lay Committee held it's "0pen
House" tea on Sunday at the newly
completed Health Center. Much
fine work is done BY our splendid
nurses with the help Of our good
doctors. The. tea was arranged by
Mrs. G. R. Gray, chairman, of the
Committee, assisted by Mrs. Char
lotte- Eyre, Mrs. Mary. Hawks, .nurI
SEES III our area, Mrs. VIM. Roberts
Mrs. Paul Robertson, Mrs. Maurice
Uhstead, Mrs. Claude Reddick iand
Mrs, C."M. Upton Miss Sadie
Giadwin,, Superintendent Of nurses;
Miss Beatrice Don6Vafi;4 Who die
much to get the center established
before she was transferred tc
Takoma Park, Miss Clara Camp,
bell OF. the Bethesda Center, and
Mrs. Martha Ingraham of the Co
lesville area, Were among the visit
ing guests, as well as about forty
of our localppeighbors. 1t was a
Very happy occasion and we hope
olr Friends will return.