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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-05-03
PUBLIC SALE

Disseminating farming will sell premises where now
reside 'The Seman Farm" located W mile East of
GAINESVILLE road leading Boyds in Montgomery County
Md,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25
GRAND MARSHAL
NAVY DAY PARADE
ANNOUNCES AIDE
CLEVELAND HFNRIoUEZ. JAP
WAR PRISONER THREE
YEARS. TO BE DEPUTY MAR
SfaAL

Captain W. +. r. Roberts.
grand marshal Of the Navy
Day parade. said today that
he will be assisted by Serg-
cant Cleveland Henriquez.
veteran. who fought in the
Pacific and was captured By
the Japs.
Sergeant iienriquez was q
Jap prisoner for more than
three years.
Gerald saunders. co-chairrlsa
81 the NAVY Day committee. said
b. had received telegram from
ihg Cuban government informing
hIm that the Cuban gunb0ai Cuba
Is due o. arrive N Key West %
, O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Nj Saunders stated that the
Gunbuat wIli bring rcpfesenta-
tivcs Of the Cuban government.
the Cuban marine hand and q
baseball nine that Wlll p' Is
against q NAVY star team On Nav
DAY afternoon and puss bis a.
william club on SUNDAY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25
DEWITT Z. ROBERTS
ARRIVES IN TOkf0
ON USS MERRIMACK

TOKYO DELAYED Dewitt p
Role fe h1afevaIr's mate. So
ord class TSNP. rraiIv .ur-ed
Cd 100 r,schina Taky. enal %. So,
Pacific campaign. Ca bpgfd TN
USS NruunaCk.
Roberts o. the san us Mr ani
MI L at't = Rofu-ts 81
iouisa street. Kcy w. Fla
The MsrImack. q fleet uil,r
vas wIer.II, rh,dulsd e. IN
ter Tokyo Rav uith other unr
- Admiral William, = ~. IS
Thri Flect hut 20 Oh, las. man.
utc H.s wasrod Co. fump ou.
her cafra &C .lsl oil 60 eroup
% carriers cruisers. ard battIc-
wagons and return o. her base
in the Western Caroline island
9" the disappointment ol hef
officers and men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25
SOFTBALL LEAGUES
ORGANIZED FOR
WINTER SEASON
MANAGERS MAKE ARRANGE
MENTs ron CIVILIAN. SER
VICE LOOPS STARTING on
MONDAY. NOV.

A. q meeting 81 softball mana
gers a. the City Recreation De-
pertinent office last night plans
were LAID for the formation Of q
Civilian League and q Service
League 90 begin play on Mover
bCf s.
Those attending the meeting IN
addition 10 Vernon Mickelberry.
member oi thu sofgball governing
board. .rd .-.tgnt Hunter, super-
inienurni % nUCrcail0n. Ncsc man
ayers Perry McCall0ugh. IL the
America Logon. '-Pic Traynor
Fernandez % inc BPS. Charles
l'attorsnH 81 thc Miami Dsily
kenA Wayne Sheppard - the
Avlaiium Civilians. Paul HiRes &
tie SsssltlssGn EnRinceTs. Gcorgs
Graham uf the OUTSIDE Machif-
isis. Ted Alex 81 the sonar Schoul.
- 3 kamHins of Bues Chics. x
R MORN - pCSl88. A Man
G1rslli 81 Port Taylur. q 10 Birs
,utnugh of thc USS CbrsInk.
snd ntatiEe from the
Flsld Tufpsdo Unit
All playtrs rulfrarts and tear
fnlfsiiug' fsrs NUT b. turned 10
g. the CTS Recreation Deuari
~ort Office hy Monday O~'u.Rf
81. ln afi'r fur q team o. qrsiiis
go lesauf play
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25
Rev. Duncan l. Now
Pastor 0f The
FIRST Baptist Church

Rev Grant " Duncan q Tai
'anas.er Floslda has hser callol
bv thr FIRST Baptist Church 60
serve % pastor Rev and Mr..
Dunrar ESQ @9r tw vowng
Haught.rs viii afrtc .omstIrrs
Frdav a. ~lfHrdas and vili le-
dr % 1890 South street
Re- Duuran D. q raurs of
Nr7Inia a~d was nr fu.d u
1895 g. D. graduate - the
Tu.H,Isfftne ~ WIeeausln a-H
California 81 served us h~t
lieutenant ~ frs vII.'.tt ulf#
fIr o. months r,r# wing a- bon
$500. di-ghuas
NJ Dlrrsr q. ~s'.. -
FIue. IHt.re degrees o.
uu-i. end ar' im Pah,st
Cu.I.e, na tn, Uus.r..fr ~
CaI.fan. Shs ea. f.m..'N g
m,wa.I uf ThI Su'sI.t.- ~H.a
a. Charm All GlI o. He-'.a
g.. Duncan auf h.- feeltpd
ulfs 1901 MT nnt a. an ass.
.. Frf R..f5.t Church a4' ta
.rs cuts % K,s Wet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25
new OWNER AIT
BAER'S MARKET
A. W. CASTRO NEW 0wnERl
PETER CASTRO
ASSISTING

BaeTs Market. whose advst
tis'ueFt Is spp' airing m tssiay j
Ci,igtn. is nov Nned and oSst
sicd by A " Castro.
30 a. operating the Aafkv'
along with has brother. Peter 3
Castro. vho has past reteniiy tsssn
released from the srrv.cua u
their sdveftiemrnt ~ The Cifl-
IN to-day they annDunec special
prices q foud items on staple ARID
fancy groceries. meats, and oihtf
wanted products
They ass fsature Bifgisfyt
Frossed Foods. etc
They pTomssc Lr9mp.. courtroom
service ana Mil drives O. sny
part 81 Key West. Including Pom
clana.
81 ars Market Is open weekdays
to 8 go pm. Saturdays o. 3D.
pm. and Sundays tiil noun
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25
BUSINESS MEN
HOLD BANQUET
SUCCESSFUL. wELL-ATTEND-
En AFFAIR HELD
LAST NIGHT

Business Mems banquet
and meeting Wa, held last
night al the Gulf Stream
Restaurant with an attend
auce Ol more tnan fifty OF
81 members AMI a grand
time was had by all. A fine
simmer was served. during
which several guest speakers
NcTe heard on topics rela-
tive 20 the progress 81 Mon
roe county and the City of
key West.
herfratHtatlye Bernie & papy
addressed frs -anizafIon and
eFni as.std tHs nsW era @Naiilug
kes Wes. and 90 better financial
condition TODAY and offered his
uFfff iH. the bcttsrment and
development 81 Key West
JuuEt otto emphasized ms
Pleasure ul hclng o guest and
Euus that gh q splendid or
.arfFafIar c>Is'. In tfls com
r.u.|R
Ju BaFa m,mber of the board
uf dlutriH. explained tfc puf-
pa nl the oreauIkstion and
stressed tat sar1 mat is does not
Urubraor poiitstE
sam Caheu. tn spirited al
dress enlightened the members
on ere subject g the strength of
organization end mas wish tina,
all futlre meetings Wlll - 80 asll
attended
EnferfanmDnf Was furnished
ly b4adg Barnet and $50 present
sFue e. tfru appreciation iur be-
efforts are faIsnf Enteftainment
tae aI-u provided bt q former
star 4 sfsu bnd acFcen Frank
-atInl. proprietor 90 3 local NIGHT
tI4b knw,1 30 an 80 Kts West +.
KnE Hf fa. Piano. Samnis mum
I-. e.ft wtli received
@fr.ra one were wCll rem
Hsrtt Ell l.u Ei.n,r. uswber az
fHf .rFar. .flHu
Gssld ~aunde.e very sb'y as
.f.. ft ,rft.f....ls N.th hi
.ir
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25
ReregSTati0n Passes 4,5OO
WithPTOspcGtsO 2OOiOr More
Qualifying Before Books Close
RARTHUR ORDERS ALL JAPANESE
DIPLOMATIC PAPERS BE GIVEN HIM

TOKYO. Oct. 7s.-TodaY Gem
eFal Douslss MacArthur ordered
fhs Japsneae imperial govern
ment 90 turn ever to him al
Jsranese diDlomstic pagers con
oarning trsnxactionx IN ell paris
Of the weird.
II was ssid 81 headqu9rterS
that all Of General hacArthuT's
oirertives ere being carried ca,
by the Jspsness. Indication that
they would bsIk an taking meas
urss 20 dissolve the big indus
trial compsnies in Jspan has
been followed bv announce
mems that Ell Of the firms ere
IN DrOcsss Of beins disbanded.
Prem 600 20 600 tons OF lap
ane&e mine wet repsTted to
day 10 have exploded prsma-
tarelY and 20 have killed many
JaFl Thus fer no word has been
Fsesived 81 headquarters that
anY Americans lost their lives
IN the sxrlozion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25
lS-YEAR RELEASE
ON PAGE BUILDING

SIuthcfumost Pharmacy. Inc.
has renewed e. lsase on the
Page Building. Duval and Fisu
ing streets. for IS years TIE
lcs~r vlii no; expire t.ii l8so.
Nirety dolla-s 60 Florida dp--
urnsnfarv stamrs we're tuf &C.
the lease vhsn ri wss files fur
recording in the county clelk s
ufICe whiCh shows that the
~ .~.- involved Totals sa1.t 81.
raid % thr rate uf s50o n1o-fh
The lease was signed rs
Theima Page Snydcf. Rss T.
Snfis and Annie Carry paEe
owners of tile building
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25
Hallcwe'cn Carnival
To BE Held FRIDAY:
Auspices Senior Class

X West Hlaf School S.n.ar
Class uI.f give e Halloween
Cs uira. 300 thr gymnasium tD-
H.llaU 1lahi The affair VII
O., oTru 90 fas general Iuit..
.fi. r..,ue o. Is featured 600
IUIa.r
in 'uaed ln tine pa gram 81,
q. -uu. f,I'sng. nlruu. .aIr .t
l'fls-tueui>. the dIaNln1 .t
sea. Ii.'.s i.atulre 81
sasI. "fts oD, and srIt "a
Csintnr Nat-au 81 Gal.a
rIs assistants aud darts
Tua oue -,.~.ur Hil h,.s' .r t..
game 90 i.ff> vHI ne ga. % O.
5000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25
GENERAL MOTORS
STRIKE APPEARS
To BE IMMINENT
COUNT OF BALLOTS SHOWS
MAJoRITTEs OF As NIGH IS
TEN TO ONE IN soh4E voT-
ING PL..saTs

DETROIT. Oct 25.-V0tes re-
cCVcd from General Motors
plants ~ various paris 81 tire
United States Indicate that em-
ployes wlli decide a. strike by
n.aJoutios ranging from five 90
one ca 10 90 one in some places
Ballots 81 the $4,000 Wofkmen
" ho voted yesterday are btlng
received In a constant stream.
and as the count proceeds the
majority Tor q waikuut bcCo1ncs
larger.
WoFkmon On thc Chryslcr
plants w4li beEIn O. vote tomoT-
Ta4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25
new FORD TO BE-
DISPLAYED FRIDAY
1915 FORD WILL BE SHOWN
At TREVOR q NORRIS
TOMORROW

Trlyof a. Mmris. 3l6 Sinunto1
street. WIli piu,Iuiy present the
new 1895 Ford Friday a. thor
agency hers
They saw that many uew r
riDvsmcnts viii D. In tli lrt
..st-Waf F8ld. inc iudina horse
power increase from 4l g. lJ#
BRAKE are tne neNlB designs
nytfauiics end tn ut& spI ren-
Vill assure full-CJshionod lpyt
fide
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25
Deadline To Qualify l. >
O'clock Tom ore "
Afternoon; Two limo
vations Dor koieFx

IaeregizlFnaisn foT the ely
@leeason % ~ held nSwembsE
o wemi over she A.s0omaFA
early this aflermoon.
That had h~en the telai lor
which John ". Robexsa. as
siatant sup~rvasov al FwwsstFa.
ton. had b~~n 'pallsns haFa
though several af the fsFe-
Fsasn sen the Ma. 4 saatiun shaf-
Cd his opimion early lhss wsek
that $500 wouid b. go
eeeded.
Tomorrow h the d daF
10 register or TeFNnisirg. anfl
Il h expected that a wiil lfe
among the most hufgf
days since the hoska we're
opened. The lsssols Ell ht
olossed ~ 5 oeioek
Mr. Robert sai 1 thE
ernapn that the total Is llkelF
Go reach a.700. u will So be-
yond that figure u even ut
half ct the residents wNu
have not qualified wNi w
register.
a. tneg dn mal cess M
tIlts O. mako thf tfan tu Tff
nanY of fhe eana8affw m t
Sad % take fusstiEuas e. ESQ 81
cts hail sonng ateha ma
charter KFuap asiRsftaaua in
Cit. en-. SWING the 81 mssHlt
three telephones faat fat8
cHlisI 60 So aatnuaa.fait
lu frEistrrtuN
AZ thr r8 bali iaiaF
vsflaus plsefs aisns ut fff
residents teriuuH e.
iess ttftp of tff aH
uilI o. surrs s.fll 81 fhf ts
nni df kruvs eHaf tH -
wilI o. EsefH rHrfHn
60 mUfp ranaiaafrs afH
aHls 81 elrrisd nl salfd f
Ga wan aha S. frsfln
tt~Eufr .n fht us.iIst.aI
EvrrstasiY has
Though o aasal nt
confess that th t
So frafss rff fheI# as.#fs#
90 their satd
Thus Ca hatf tftf a.
lrfelt nr urH ESQ
whrfr I vlII lfFaf EEL.
I have caus afi
sidsftd others fatf E
tCgnfimund On paH F
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-25

80 afN9 Press Day Wire
Nxs mmd AP Featurts
- Nn0E8 Devoted O. ths
- amamFsw2a ~ key West
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
145 StrikiinQ
Bus Drivers
Vote Return

One hundred and forty-fve
striking suburban Greyhound
bus drivers. operating be-
tween Detroit and Pontiac,
voted at noon today to end
their strike which started
eight hours earlier and re-
turn TO work at the regular
4 a. m. starting time Sunday.
Approxim a tely $4,000
passengers are affected by
the shutdown.
The strikers, members Of the
bus drivers Local 26, walked out
in protest of the company's failure
to deliver regular $50 three-month
safety bonus checks with regular
pay checks.
The company contended a cler-
ical shortage made il impossible
10 get the bonus checks out be-
fore next week.
After voting to return TO work,
INC strikers agreed that their
representative could work out a
settlement with officials of the
Great Lakes division of Grey
hound.
Mt. Clemens division strikers
struck briefly in sympathy but
returned 10 work.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
, Burn
HFp Boat
Blast

Escaping by jumping over
board when flames engulfed
their 25-foot cruiser after an
explosion early today three
crosse POinte residents were
IN a Windsor hospital In
serious condition from burns.
Taken to Metropolitan Hospital
were
CHARLES CLEMENTS. s15
Neff. owner Of the boat; burned
on face, hands. arms and legs.
MRS. NORM AN LTNNEN-
WERTH. S23 Neff, burns on leg
and thigh.
NORMAN LIN n ENWERTH.
her husband, burns on arms and
legs
Mrs. Clements, who was un-
injured. was still on the dock at
the Beach Grove Country Club,
Tecumseh. Ont. when Clements
started the motor. Flames shot
from the exhaust. ignited gasoline
fumes and the resulting explosion
almost trapped Clements and the
The trio jumped into the water
and swan 10 the dock. The
cruiser sank in a few minutes.
The four were starting out on a
midnight cruise when the acci-
dent occurred.
Clements is director Of the Gle
mcntS Property Management Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Nothing but Barflies
Left on Naackinac

MACKINAC ISLAND, July q
A major insect IN the ointment
Of vacationists at Mackinac
Island, site of the recent gover-
nors' conference. has been re-
moved by the use of a war-born
solution which Kills flies on a
wholesale basis, II was revealed
today.
Arthur Wolcott Saginaw health
department sanitarian, sent to
direct the application of the chem
ical, said the project was an ex-
pertinent.
For many years the tiny island
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23

has been bothered by flies around
the 80 stables and the 800 horses
which provide the island'S 5 sole
means of transit.
Last week. w =. Doyle, chair
man of the Mackinlc Island state
park commission, and the state
and federal health services, de-
clared war on the flies.
An old fire engine with a two
nozzle power spray began Sprin-
king the stables. the public dump
and the 30 miles of roadway with
the inSecticido DDT
Stablemen reported a marked
decrease in the number OF flies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Jdps Digging In
On China Front

CHUNGKING, July u (INS)-
japanese forces were disclosed to-
day 10 be Withdrawing en- masse
from less important positions in
China 10 strengthen the defenses
of such last-ditch strongholds as
Canton, Hankow, Shanghai and
North China's Shantung Pen
insula.
1t was estimated that 1000. 900
japanese fighting men, augmented
by another 100000 auxiliary
and puppet troops, would con-
test the final phases of the battle
for China. which Chinese Premier
Soong said yesterday would end
by early 1916.
Meanwhile, the full-scale air
war against Jap-held Shanghai
went into its second day Wednes-
day when more than 200 Oki-
nawa-baSed bonn bers sprayed
bombs on five airfields and dock
areas. Gen. Macarthur announced
today
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23

Prime Minister Churchill took
time off from the work of the
conference this morning to take
the victory salute of Britain's
famed Seventh Armored Division
the Dessert Rats" of Alamein
at a British victory parade in
Berlin's Tiergarten.
An estimated 10000 British
veterans paraded past the review
ing stand.
President Truman dined pri-
vately last night with Assistant
Secretary of War McCloy, 1t.
Gen. Clay and Vice Adm. Land,
chairman of the War Shipping
Administration.
The brief announcement from
the American delegation appar-
emily was intended to Offset the
social accent" which has marked
most of the publishable news OF
the conference thus far.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Coal 10 Europe
Is Surprise Move

WASHINGTON. July. q tUP)
High official circles today saw
the hand Of President Truman ~
Potsdam in Fuel Administrator
lckeS' decision 10 allow Europe
10000 tons Of American coal
before Jan. !. The decision. CON
sttuted sudden reversal in
IckeS' position. He was SAID pre-
viously 10 have ordered all coal
shipments 10 liberated countries
halted by Sept ! because Of
America own needs.
The War Shipping Administra-
ton. caught by surprise by Ickes'
announcement. said food ship
mcnts 10 Europe might have 10
be cut 10 make way for the C0at7
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Ndzi Shrine
City Picked
By Delegation

LONDON, July 81 tUP)-
The trials Of European war
criminals viii be held IN
Nuremberg, the Nazi shrine
city where the Germ a n
Fascist party met each year
10 Law the foundation for war,
it was revealed today.
American. British and French
delegations Of the war crimes com
mission. which selected the site,
left by plane today for Nuremberg
70 examine the courtroom and
other facilities
can ms dispatch from Lon
don quoted reliable quarters a.
stating that the trial Of % top
notch Nazis would begin this
autumn At present the p
Na1is are living at the Palace
Hotel i'm Mondorf Les Bains, ii
miles from Nuremberg
Decision 20 Try The ma lor Euro
pean war criminals in the plctur-
esuue German city whore the
Nazis held their annual party con-
crosses was a gesture OF rGtrlDu-
ton.
Y Further details Of preparations
for the trials were expected when
the delegations return 10 London
tomorrow.
The absence Of Russian dele
gates from the party flying 20
caused surprise The
only explanation was that "cir-
had arisen uneXpect-
cd.y which made IL impossible for
the Russians 10 make the trip
Observers recalle q that the
western Allies and the Russians
had experienced some difficulties
IN co-ordinating their respective
legal concepts for the trials.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Black Market Seen
In Midwest Poultry

CHICAGO, July 21 GNS)-
Most Midwest poultry Inmates
range as high as so per cent or
more-Is going into the black
market, the newspaper Prairie
Farmer alleged today.
The newspaper said It's invcSti-
cations have revealed that old
hens are selling readily at So 10
81 each, while fryers bring from
.S175 10 $3.50 apiece.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
New Baby Beats
Mother 10 Hospital

CHICAGO, July q GNS)-The
baby reached the hospital first
in this case.
Mrs. Joseph Malecki was walk
ing on the street when the stork
overlook her. She rushed into a
tavern, where the baby arrived.
"A physician was summoned, who
hurried the infant to the hos
pital. Shortly afterward an am
.bUlance brought the mother. Both
ARE uolng well.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Attendants Held
In Sailor S Death

WASHINGTON. July q GNSD
Three attendants al st Eliza
beth Hospital were held today for
grand jury action following a cor
oner'7 inquest into the fatal beat
ing OF Seaman Clark ). Leeper,
p, a mental patient.
Assistant l.. S. Atty. Joseph
LawleSs said that first or second
degree murder charges probably
would be brought if the grand
Jury decides Leeper's beating was
malicious.
Witnesses at the inquest testi-
fed that Leeper died Wednesday
after the three attendants beat
him while carrying him 10 an
isolation cell.
Ordered held by the coronPris S
jury arc Samuel II Seigel 3S;
Lroye Lacey, so, and Fred A.
Brown, 40.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Hill Jr. SWimS
Niagara River

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont, July
p CUP) The Hill family, whose
star performer. William Hill Jr.,
shot the Niagara River rapids in
a barrel TWO weeks ago had an
other accomplishment to boast
today
HIS 21-year-old brother, Bor-
man. swan the Niagara River
midway between the American
Falls and Rainbow Bridge, lust
for practice as ne put il, His
feat was unannounced, but was
witnessed by hundreds who were
attracted by what they at first
assumed was a body caught in the
river current.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Aussies in BorReo
Gain on Two Fronts

MANILA, July II uNS)-Con-
tinued advances along all fronts
on eastern and western Borneo
were announced today by Gen.
Macarthur.
Today's communique also re-
ported that light naval surface
craft again penetrated the Macas-
sar Straits between Borneo and
Celebes to lombard enemy shore
positions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Wife S Suicide Laid
To Political Argument

Disagreement over political is
sues was blamed by police today
for the suicide Of Ms. Nina
Grigsby, IS, of Akron, O.. who
drank acid following an argument
last night with her husband
Thomas and her brothers, Bert
and Henry Gaines of 1851
LumpNn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Pope S Peace Views
Sent 10 Truman

VATICAN CITY. July 21
INS)-A Vatican spokesman re-
vealed today that Pope Plus XII
recently sent his views on peace
to President Truman with Arch
bishop Spellman of New York.
A Vatican authority said it was
hoped these ideas would be con-
at the PotSdam meeting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
WAC Keeps Date She
Missed i'm Shangri-La

NEW YORK, July 81 HNS)-
WAC Cpl. Margaret Hastings to-
night in New York will have the
date she lost when her plane
crashed in New Guinea.
Sgt. Walter Fleming Of Lanse.
Pa. called her on the telephone
al her home in Owego yesterday.
He said reporters were pestering
him about where he stood with
Margaret.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
RESERVE OFFICERS
Woman Loses $500
To 7 HoIdup Men

Mrs. George F. Hooper. Sc, was
robbed of her purse containing
5000. by two men who seized her
as she alighted from her car at
her home at $40 w. Savannah
early today. The money was re-
ceipts from her tavern at 1920
Woodward. Highland Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Wants Doctors Home

WASHINGTON, July 21 tINS)
Senator Ferguson (R) OF Michi-
gan urged today that the army
take a shortcut in getting doc
tors, coal miners and railroad
men eligible for discharge out Of
Europe and back TO civilian life.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Hazel Scott to Wed

NEW YORK. July 2l (UP)-
Hazel Scott. the swing singer.
said today she would be married
Aug. | 10 the Rev. Adam Clayton
Powell Jr. Harlem's representa-
tive in Congress.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Probe Airport Fire

ATLANTA. July q ,INS)-
Officials today probed a $4,000
fire which destroyed a hangar and
19 planes of the Southeastern Air
Service at the Atlanta Municipal
Airport.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Count Votes Wednesday

LONDON. July 81 tINS)-Tab-
ulation Of votes cast in the ma
tional elections July 5 will begin
next Wednesday after the arrival
by airliner of the last soldier
ballots from overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Generals Transferred

LONDON. July q (INS) )--Lt.
Gem Haislip, L. S. Seventh Army
commander, has been appointed
commander in chief Of the Sixth
Army Group. succeeding Cen
Devers who has returned TO the
United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23

There has to be a love in
terest and you're elected" the
pretty little WAC told him.
Cpl. Hastings was due 10 meet
Sgt. Fleming on the night her
plane crashed in the mysterious
Shangri-La valley of New Guinea,
beginning for her AZ days Of
horror from which she barely es-
capped.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
We Cost 5000 Tanks

LONDON, July n (INS)-MaL.
Gen. Sayler. chief ordnance Off
Ger Of the Y. S, forces in Europe.
estimated today that the Ameri-
cans lost approximately 5000
tanks in the European war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
War Trials I'm Nuremberg
Truman Firm
aDln War Stand

POTSDAM July q (UP)-The American conference
delegation made it's first progress report deliberations of
the Big Three today and stated simply that much serious
business has been done"
No details the nature of the discussions given,
although understood the CUnferees stI were DIS
cussing political rather than military issues.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
Frenoh Author Dies

PARIS, July 81 NS)-Paul
Valery, "a, noted French author,
poet. philosopher and mathema-
tlcian. died Yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
; Win Promotion
Inn Police Shift

Commissioner Balenger announced five police propofons
today including that Of Detective Sgt Eugene d. kinney Of
homicide squad investigator for the Ferguson
Oara grand jury and bodyguard for Judge Chester
OHara snacal grand