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Evening star., 1945-05-17
Gas Ration VioIator Draws.
180-Day Term, $1,000 Fine

Oby Burks, colored, gasoline dealer
at 1904 Benning road NE, yesterday
was sentenced to 180 DAYS in Jail
and a $1,000 fine or 18O additional
days by Municipal Court Judge
George D. Nelson on charges of
violating gasoline rationing regu-
lations.
Burks pleaded guilty to possessing
489 counterfeit ration coupons which
he received unlawfully and to SELL
Alg four of them to an OPA in
estigator for $3.50. He pleaded
guilty also to selling 331a gallons Of
gasoline without receiving ration
stamps. The violations occurred last
September, according to the OPA.
Evening star., 1945-05-17

You'll find Name, fonous for making
quality ties, on each of these l7o ties
OF clearance price. Included ore oil
wooIs, royon and wooIs". and royons.
Properly labeled as to material content.
LANSBURGHS-Men Furnishings-
Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-05-17
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TOTS DRESSES
49,

Dointy cotton dresses for school and poy.
Flowered prints with sweet white colIors.
Sizes to 6x.
LANSBURGHS-
Tots and Toddlers' Wear-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-05-17
LINEN VALUES
RUG CLEARANCE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-02-12

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Evening star., 1945-06-03

HOSPITAL LAUNCHES DRIVE FOR FUNDS-Mrs Heather
ngton superintendent of at the Suburban Hospital in
Bethesda shown of the operating the institution
which is conducting campaign for $50OOO
have been treated since the first patient admitted
in December, 1943 Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Hearing Arranged Thursday
On Head for GaIIinqer

Chairman Mcmillan of the Health
Subcommittee of the House District
Committee has scheduled a hear
ing for 10 am. Thursday on the bill
to permit retired physician of the
United States Public Health Service
to be named superintendent of GAL
hnger Hospital without losing his
Federal retirement rights.
The legislation was requested re-
Gently by the Commissioners as
means of ending their long search
for a new head for the hospital.
now under the direction of Dr..
Daniel L. Seckinger, assistant health
officer.
Evening star., 1945-06-03

conduct there all health affairs in
volving the suburban area of the
county.
The new hospital was the result
of 20-month campaign by subur-
ban residents which finally culmi-
mated in the formation of a hos
pital association, headed by Ran
dolph G. Bishop. with William N.
Morell, present hospital president,
as secretary.
Application was made for Federal
funds by this group and the ground
was broken for the hospital on April
s, 1943, by Mrs. Bishop, former head
of the Public Health Lay Council
which took the lead in establishing
the institution.
Mr.. Solon said the hospital has
had IS per cent average occupancy
over the first Is months, while dur
ing last August, the worst month,
there was more than a so per cent
occupancy. He said officials believe
the institution can be made self
supporting with an average occu-
pancy of 70 per cent.
1t is the desire of all hospital
officials, he said, to make the insti-
tuition reflect credit on the COM
munity.
Evening star., 1945-06-03

Inc SUBURBAN Hospital at Be
thesda, constructed with Lanham
Act funds to help relieve the Short
age of hospital facilities in the
Metropolitan area, has treated 1888
patients since the first patient was
admitted to the institution in De-
cember, 1943. But there is no way
of telling how many it will treat
In like period in the future.
Arthur B. Solon, superintendent
of the hospital on Old Georgetown
road. yesterday explained why the
hospital is conducting drive to
raise a $4,000 operating fund to
be used during the next two years.
Like any other public institution,
Mr.. Solon said. it has been slow
in getting started. Although the
hospital has been operating in the
black due to a Federal grant made
when the institution opened, off,
cials fear that deficits may occur
If some backlog is not provided
for slack periods during the next
two years.
The 102-room structure was con-
structed by the Federal Works
Agency at a cost counting altera-
tions, of about 100000, Mr.. Solon
said. Under an arrangement with
the Government, all receipts above
operating costs must be paid to
FWA. This prevents the building
up of an operating fund, he pointed
out
At present, Mr.. Solon said, the
hospital has a staff of 116, includ-
ing a supervisor and 81 nurses, a
dietician and assistant, three labora-
tory technicians, an X-ray tech
nician, pharmacist, a physiother-
apist and two resident physicians
In addition, there is an attending
staff of 56 physicians augmented
by an associate attending staff OF
18 physicians and 1876 other ply
sicians who have been given privi-
leges in the hospital.
Mr.. Solon explained that Federal
funds used in construction of the
institution also provided for such
equipment as operating rooms, X
ray, beds and other necessities. The
Hospital Auxiliary, a community
effort headed by Mrs. Walter E
Perry, has spent total Of $4,000
providing furniture, draperies anc
other furnishings.
Mr.. Solon pointed out that ar
unusual feature of the hospital i;
the fact that wing Is turned over
to the Montgomery County Health
Department, which Is thus able tc
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
.IANTOR

whfrF- rfElI'I. YuTI-rIms steady work for
elderly man ~ rood character DE-
TROIT RUST CO, corner Fort and
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

tsymond X. Costello. rs, Barbar,
Marie Kent. %.
bonIld Joseph welles. "a. Ellen Ger
Aldine Walden -.
'ster B. Macdonald. 81; Irna Gritl.
maeher. As
llchard H. CoSnen. Ia, Loretta stack.
90
Helun witier. as: Editn LeCrtlr a.
Chester ] Makowsh. u. Victoria Pus-
ebt 20
Thomas oullsn, as Blanche z. Young.
IS
Joseph Moses Guy. a. Lille B Ivy.
pock Lewis, 40 Bessie O Champion.
93
PED Adams, %. lila CASTOR %.
Joseph CaueWaert, 40 Florence C..
Pier 81.
stlnrich zimmsr. 46. Vera Isabelle
ld5iph chmelensd. o.. Martha Hmis.
linSh. 81
I'aniSlsus MydisrI. ~. anna zazga.
%
feier T. wnsenou. 10. Dorothy Lee
Albright. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
PERSONALS

HAIR removed permanently. Multiple
Electrolysis Ann Stevenson. 724l Book
TuSer RA 4B42.
NOT responsible for any bills Tor
Jcuny'S Confectionery after Jan. Is,
l945. Gcneyieye TTiantanoS.
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
my wife Anna. on and after this date.
Frank ZsWorski 265O Theodore
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
SuCC sful treatment while working
DO.or De SWarte. ReStAl Clinic
371a Second mr. Palmer TR i.T2A1
PRIVATE DETECTIVES
CT 1893 daily, IL l-796l evenings
WILL the persons witnessing accident
a. Second and seward ave. fuesday
jan. %, a. a p. m please call =
McGough. National Transit Carp IA
ASA
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Assistant Bookkeeper

Must have accounts receivable and ar-
counts payable experience Detroit
Luhricator Company 5000 Trum1uA
ASSISTANT manager tshite Tor
snail downtown laundry. Write Boa
2sf1 Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
BUS TRANSFORMATION
WAR AIDS
TRADE ScHooLs-MALE

LARGE engine lathe capacity prod ',
tlon runs. Kircher Manufacturing. 4
B602.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
1t. FREDERICK ]. VlEsoR

Listed mere are TIE funeral OF
memorial services TOT The brave who
gied Ia the service Of our country
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
MALE HELP WANTED

CIRTS-Free beauty training Hygienic
Beauty School s540 TNc.ftn Ma
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Dedtb notlce5

"Ws bigbly reioEDs fbsf ibsss
dead ibsH moi bare
6ic4 80 ,.tt9"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Mr.. Hearst Thanked
For Aiding Refugees

The foAoiciHg telegram received by William
Randolph Hearst from Constantine r. JUgeJa, director
Of Lithuanian American Information Center.
NEW YORK. n Y. Nov. Is, 1945.
William Randolph Hearst,
San Simeon Cal
Please accept this expression of the undyng gratitude
of your fellow citizens of Baltic descent for your humani
tartan response the call of help from 6 Baltic refugees
facing death of Swedish governments appease
ment.
Overall picture of today makes US proud Of our
western Christian civilization and democracy Swedish
Church ntervened in Sweden Archbishop of Canterbury
protested to King Gustav from London Mass meetings
held throughout Sweden Conservative and Liberal
parties intervened both houses of Swedish Riksdag
Many American organizations and individuals appealed to
secretary of state to Sweden and TO Swedish minister in
Washington
Inhabitants of Renneslaett Camp envrons sent wagon
loads of flowers nternees and the camp shrouded in
an atmosphere of funeral Baltic refugees went
hunger strike Thanksgiving Day after placing their
lives at the of King Gustav Russian ship arrived
to claim victims and transfer is scheduled TO take place
Wednesday at Trellegorg unless reprieve is granted
Congressional reaction to Swedish governments deci
sion is growing in Washington. United Baltic America
organizations appealed second time to Swedish government
and inergovernmenal committee refugees in London
Saturdays announcement of Dominican Republics
bassador the effect that Dominican Republic reteraes
its 1888 offer open its territory to all persons danger
because of racial religious political is being
explored Please help public opinion in this
of time to innocent 167 humans from paying death
penalty.
Constantine r. Jurgela director Lithuanian American
Information Center
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Steel Workers
Voting On Strike

PITTSBURGH, Nov. IS QNS)
Nearly 100000 members of the
United Steel Workers, CIO. cast
ballots today in one of the nation'S S
greatest strike votes.
Although the membership is eX-
pected 10 authorize strike, the
unions regional officials have re-
ceived instructions that the walk
out IS not 10 begin until a call is
issued by the wage committee, the
national executive board and the
international officers.
A strike is not expected before
January.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

Assistant Prosecutor John j.
bnxinaeL- recommended q tctorp-
bus assault warrant against the
|TonAn. Mrs Ellzsbeth MelanShek
II. OF 1880 Bradford He~ hus-
band. Frank a., Is In Saratoga
Genera Hospital
TELLS STORY TO POLICE
MeianShek TOLD DstectIvcS Rus.
(en Reiman and Harold Boutin
k Conner station that ne left has
kife about two months ago when
/ he accused him ~ running aruund
kfth another woman and engaged
J room AZ 2llql Clsrita he con
Inued. however. 20 contribute
f15o 2 month % The households s
|uppor' b, said
He dropped in Saturday 20 leave
kone money. MelanShek com
klnued. and sat down a. kitchen
table 20 drink q "Trip of coffee and
|rrite out a check Tor $40
Suddenly. he said. Mrs Meian-
khek seized kettle containing
hbout two quarts Of boiling water
from the stove and threw the
liquid IN ms face.
When MS W3te rsu out AelaR-
khek tried 10 doctor his own IN
lur1eS with butter bat become
klarmed when pieces OF flesh from
his face came off on his hands
IL was 'hen that he stumbled
10 public telephone booth and
tslled police. who sent an ambu-
)ance 10 take HIM 10 tho hospital
The MelanShekS have been mar
he'd Is years Their sons Richard
knd Frank Jr., are IL and = years
bid.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Witch S Trial
Adjourned Day

The retrial Of Mrs Rose Veres.
O., the Witch Of Delray." on a
murder charge was adjourned for
"A hours today when she appeared
IN court suffering from an infec-
-uon- IN her -lelt The trial will
resume AZ 9,30 m. tomorrow.
Recorders Court Judge Paul r
KrauSe ordered the adjournment
and directed that the defendant
be taken 10 Receiving Hospital
for diagnosis and treatment.
The adjournment temporarily
postponed appearance on the Wit
ness stand Of Mike Ludl. 81, Of
S04l Dill, who was found last
night by prosecutors assistants
after SiX-week search Ludi
was an important state witness at
Mrs. NereS' first trial, at which
she was convicted OF Staying Steve
Max in August 1881.
A. his own request, Iudi will
be held at police headquarters
until the trial is completed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
School
Head Aide

Marquis f. Shattuck assumes
his duties as new assistant super
intendent of Detroit public
schools today.
His appointment was confirmed
at a regular meeting OF the board
OF education yesterday.
His new post will be shared
with four other assistant super
intendents, Ivan f. Chapman, II
l.. Harrington. Catherine M
Morgan and Paul T. Rankin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
$1,000 Offered
To Won Mo|tke

Heinrich A Won Moitke. hus-
band Of the Countess Mariana
Won Moltke. a confessed Nazi spy
Will be offered-S2 900 20 rehnqulSh
all claims for reinstatement 10 his
teaching job. the city board of
education announced today.
Approval of this action VAS
voted AZ the suggestion Of Dr.
DAVID Henry president of Wayne
University where Won Moltke once
taught German.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Z Bus Stops Added
On 7 Express Lines

Patrons Of the DSR express
lines on SIX Mile and Seven Mile
roads may board the buses al two
additional stops on each route be-
ginning today
The outbound ScCond-SlX Mile
Coaches Will stop at Second and
SIN Mile and AZ LivcTnolS and SIX
Mile. The Second Seven Mile
buses will pick up passengers at
Second and Seven Mite and btver-
nolS and Seven Mile
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Reds Back Veto

LONDON Nov 2S INS) The
MOSCOW radio SAID today that pro-
|posals 10 scrap the right 10 veto
contained m the United Nations
kharter ARE only calculated 10
Weaken the world security or
kanization in the present critical
k~r,n% -
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Javanese Ask Truce

BATAVIA. Java. Nov 2S tINS)
- Allied headquarters announced
today that nationalist forces had
requested a cessation Of hoStilitieS
at Bandeng IN the first lndica-
tion of a possible end to the civil
strife
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Shipwreck KelIy Father

NEW YORK, Nov -lUP4-A
7-pOund 5-ounce girl was born
last night TO Mrs. Brenda Frazier
Kelly New YorkS No. l debu-
tante OF 1888. She is the wife of
John lShipwreckl kellN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Raid Vienna Black Market

NEW YORK. Nov. % (INS)-
Within two hours after British
American-French forces raided
Vienna'S black market and ar
rested 40 persons, the clandestine
shops today were said by the
British radio 20 be doing business.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Speeds Discharges

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is tlNS)
The navy. with its discharge job
"a quarter done" expected today
to eiyilianize 100000 naval per
sonnet by Jan. under It's release
rate OF 1920 a day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

follow smoothly. And You'll Iook yell
dancing, Step IN TO Arthur Murray'I
TO-DAY o., next time YOU step out
be prepared to make q terrific hat.
Arthur Murray, 1909 Washington
Blvd az State ST., a ]l77.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Shoe Costs Up Az Pet.

WASHINGTON. Nov 2S GNSl
The OPA today lifted shoe
manufacturers ceiling prices 4la
per cent but indicated no change
IN the price consumers will pay.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

II your feet talk the same language
hs has you can have fun dancing
with GHy barfHsr. You learn more
than the newest, smArtest steps at
Arthur Murray's-you learn adapt
ability how to lead or how 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
Pershinq OKs Gen. Ike

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S (INS)
Gen Pershing said today that
the army and the country are 10
be congratulated on the appoint
ment OF Gen Eisenhower as army
chief Of staff
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
GEORGE A. CarIin Dies

NEW YORk, Nov y tUPl -
George a Carlin, 81, editor and
general manager of the United
Feature Syndicate, died here
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
|Scalded by His Wife.
Husband Tells Police

husband accused his essnged wife today of dronohInE
him with boiling fctng second and third degree burns
bn When he 70 their home to give
her money Cor The sunnor ol Their two young
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
ADvEFTIsENENT
|CKIAI IRRITATIoNs OF
SntN EXTERNAL CAUSE

Eesema. acne pimples, saple ringvotm.
better. Exit Theum, burps (hIAck beads
and ugly hfoken-out skin Millions re-
beve itching. burning and sofeness ~
|tbeee nalseries with thlFsimple home ueat-
rnent. Black and White Ointment goes
10 work 81 once. Aids healing. works the
)25e. SIC EEea. Purchase pr4ee fsluaaed
~ you're not ssushed. Use only az d.
kectsd Vital IN elesnsing - good soap.
Lacy Black and White ebn sosp daily,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

All moncv sent at senders risk. Do not
send cash or stamps All cheeks drafts and
money orders should be made payable %
THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
lnterns tionAl News Service has the eNcluuvs
rirhts 10 use for reproduction In any form al
news dispatches credited 70 II or not other
wise credited IN thiS paper
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29
rEIEPHONE-CHRRRY eeoO

Entered st Detroit Mich. as Second-ClAs
Mail Matter
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-29

The foioiciHg Telegram icds feceired by WHIlan
Randolph Hearst from Constantine r. JTgeto director
Of Lithuanian American Information Center.
NEW YORK n Y Nov Is 1945.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

@Along the Union Pacific Strategic Middle Route uniting
the East with the Pacific Coast stretches network
of telephone and telegraph wires. Over these wires 90
the orders controlling the movement of all trains
10 insure efficient and safe operation care must
be taken in transmitting For example, the Union Pacific
book OF rules gives the following instructions for the
tranSmittal of train orders by telephone time will be
spelled and then pronounced, thus 2:1O PM"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

In the postwar when travel conditions have returned
to normal you can continue depend Union Pacific
for dependable transportation for the utmost in rail
travel comfort and enjoyment
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
Sl[{z,'[zI'Z|s|Z',a

AS ARMISTICE DAY. .ls45, an.
prosches many hearts recall an
other Armistice Day In 1918. Mem.
cries will be especially vivid for
w. st. Clair Billups, for on that
day n years ago he had an idea
which he put into poetry. He
called his inspiration BLACK He
roes' can Armistice Day Reverie)
We reprint IL here because we
feel is as true and vivid today as
II was then.
BLACK HEROES
Write again on your scroll, Muse.
Yes, emblazon away up high.
Another tale OF brave, black men
Who knew how TO do and die.
Americas brave. black heroes
Facing Prussis's royal blood
That with theirs would soon co.
mingle
In the fields one common flood.
Some with . song on their lips
And others with prayers on
'ilCll WI Sutos
While BULLETS wracked their bodies
And burning gas scared their
lungs
God above. You saw them die.
And. o Lord. did they complain?
Their song. il was one Of hope.
Their prayers, they did not die
in vain.
The gates Of death stood ajsr
In face OF that rushing horde
Swept through in cesscless tide
b. she'll, bsyonet and sword.
They were diving for democracy.
Yes. that all men might be free,
That VIC, too. in truth might sing
This. My Country lis Of Thee. &"
Now that the war Is over
Time will soon efface is pain:
Blasted hopes are our recompense.
Wonder did they die I'm vain?
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
Sisters Feted
At Joint Party

Little Misses Patricia and Joyce
Harper. daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezekiah Harper. were hostesses at
birthday party given in their
honor by their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Hester Harper OF GOT Z.
Euclid. The girls received many
lovely gigts. games were played
and the traditional party fare for
children was served
AMONG the tiny guests were
Master Bobby and Willie Jones.
Marga Johnson. Elaine Simpson.
Barbara Dupper, Annette Free
man. Jerry Freeman. Ann Brown.
Louise Duncs. Enola Hayes and
Gloria Andrews. Adult guests
were Mrs. Mary F. Jones. Mrs
Simpson and Mrs. Lewis.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10
Cecil Reeves In
Concert At Art
Institute Dec. 6

Cecil Reeves, outstanding tenor,
will be presented in a concert at
the Detroit Institute OF Arts main
auditorium Dec. 6. Mr.. Reeves is
former student of Archibald
Jackson. voice; A. D. Zuidema,
theory and piano: and studied voice
at Fisk where he was a member OF
the Fisk Jubilee singers.
MIR. REEVES is member OF the
Alpha Epsilon chapter OF the AL
pha Phi Alpha fraternity. the
Hiram lodge No l. A. F. OF A. NJ,
and other organizations.
Mr.. Reeves will be accompanied
by Miss Helen Fairchild.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-10

Dear Ssndrs Powell, ] ksvs q
esry high Jerehesd. end ~, heir
10 quite thin svosnd the mpies.
What's The best s~sy for me 10
DO my heir? Evelyn
Evelyn: Choose Q style where you
can bring your hair down over your
forehead in soft waves or dips. Or
you might try bsnss-this too
make, high forehead seem lower.
And dont stick too closely TO your
natural bsirline at the temples.
Try waving the hair for~ ard softly
10 help disguise il, lhinne..