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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-26

Jayne Manners, of By Jupiter, Early to Bed" etc, is at the Palm Beach Hotel. She will file against J. Stewart Kellogg, the cereal heir The Richard B. De Miles (the directors son) are blessed -eventing The Dwight Deere Wiman parting has been decided on ditto the terms, plenty A big firm is on the verge of jerking it's fleet of taxis off the N. Y. streets. Can't get enough parts for repairs After IS years of separation the Lucky Millinders have reconciled. . :. Wm. Counselman, Jr., with the Air Force, is interned in a Swiss camp. His pop is the cartoonist of Ella Cinders' .. The George Laits, he's the Int1 News war reporter ace, get their final decree this week June Havoc and It. Bill O'Brien have mutually agreed to cancel their merger plans Pat Di Ciccos septicmia illness has returned-the reason his estranged bride, Gloria Vanderbilt, phones daily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-26

Because of the "heavy work Slough. Englard. gravediggers are to get a 20 cent bonus for every foot hi'c
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-26

The Judith Allen divorce case will be resumed soon. Insiders hear if it ever goes to trial, it will be messy Feds are trailing some of the glammer gels. Black market gravy gravitates their way, 1t ap- pears .. Funniest thing in town. The reason well-knoWn glamaed- chen can't sit down Line from a coionePs letter: Gen. Patton has beautiful hands. He wears five rings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-26

South Africans are protesting againv. lining up at railway ticket
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-26

Ethel Barrymore Colt and her groom) will be three any day The D. Coleman Glovers (Toddy) Wyman) have a new baby girl. Al Jolson has mended and will shove off for Florida Steve Crane and Sheila Ryan are an elopement case . American Zion- ist leaders were at Yalta and sat in on conferences. Palestine will be- come a joint Christian-Jewish state --the Arabians will have their own federation and self-gov't Le- banon is French and Palestine Bri- hsh, which prob'ly cxplaines the req son for Churchill's chilly reception in London and de Gaulle's refusad to meet FDR .. Add irony: Hart ford is the American insurance capital. where the Ringing Circus men were sentenced to jail. All Ringling insurnace is carried by Lloyd's of London! When "A Tree Grows in Bklyn" plays the Roxy the stage show will feature Hordon's dog act!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-26
Reds Reduce Nozi Pocket

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-26
Few GrumbIe Over Curfew

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-26
13,000 Dodge Men Strike

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-26
MAN ARnuT TOWN


 Joan FOntaine will wed producer 60hn HouSeman in June Sto- koWsd is the svengali behind Gloria Handerbilt's moves Coasters ex- pect Chili Williams to become Mrs Dick Foran this week .. Returned officers say Glenn Miller's plane was shot down by our own ack-ackers. |. Under- Secretary of War Robert Patterson will be appointed 4-star general and run that part of Ger many the U. S. will govern James Laughlin, sedition trial counsel for serveral defendants, who sued Drew Pearson and the Blue Network, had his action dis missed with prejudice against t1imD The talk persists that Archbishop Spellman will become Papal Sec'y and may be the next Pope Mary Mulhern, ex-Follies girl formerly wed to Jack Pickford and others, will take fourth groom youthful British nobleman Mme. Chiang Kai-shek's autobiog will drive many back into their tents to sulk Bogart and Ba- call are Louis Bromfields guests at the novelists Ohio retreat Don't be surprised if the Govt re- scinds the night club curfew. Too many NaZi prisoners of war have screamed disapproval!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-26

SalOOnkeepers and night club owners can ponder over this one: The Prohibition amendment and legislation (now in committee) needs only one more vote to be placed on the floor of the House for a vote. That's too else. If it reaches the House insiders believe it will pass The Prohibition lobby has unlimited funds, while New York night clubmen raised only $15,000 to lobby for their interests! The fastest selling commodity on the market today is pocket flasks. People think that's one way to try and beat the Byrnes edict Ted Steele says the curfew means folks will simply have to get twice as bored in half the time !. In short, Cafe Society is now curfew society.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14
Derricott Club
Has Breakfast
n, GLADYS MILLS

TIC annual breakfast II tho
DC rlcou Homcmakcr> club Was
held At Inc Lucy Thurman branch
YWCA on Wednesday of last
week. az 9 am The cafeteria was
appropriately decorated with flow
err After the tasty menu was
served the guests retired TO the So
cial rooms. where an enjoyable
program Mas rendered The prin-
cipal speaker vas the Reverend
Hudnu OF Woodward PrcsbYtcri-
an church
Those IN attendance we're Mrs.
Hcicn Howell. Olive Eden Willie
REM bert. Carrie Wills Mary {.
smith Theresa Merod. Rosa
Chambers. Emily Hcdacman. +.
Harvey. f. Bcllmay J Frazier. O
Booth. w Booker + Shambur2cr
w. Vaughn. William Johnson Miss
NJ. l. Hodge. Mrs J Grimes, c
Games. Miss {, Franklin, Mrs r.
Middleton; NJ e 5 d m cS Eddins,
Freeman. Canitt Kilgore. Rose
mond. Pickering. Preston, Thomas,
Shores. Wilkes, Perks. Hinkins, II.
Waddles, O. Clark. J. Williams, S.
Watts. w. Smith, Dorj. Milton,
Hopkins and +. Lehman.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14

July IS is the date set for the
lawn party OF the Altar Guild of
ST. CyprianS It's going to be over
at tho Cooks home AT 6046 Scot
ten avenue Mrs. Gussie Wheeler
Is their president and they have
an interesting program outlined
for the hours Of 6 until 2 O'Clock.
Christine Horton Is getting
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14

Scott. Mrs. Grady Harden, Mr.. and
Mrs Rush Estsl, Miss Bl"oarl
Brown. Richard Brown. Mrs. J L
jefferson, Mrs. Sus Roscoe N'ss
Leah Singleton. Mrs. Core Lee
Adams. Mrs Julia Jones. Mr. and
Mrs. II. r. Maynard and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Walton, Miss
Olivia Cheatham. Mrs. Annie Pat
terson. Mrs Sadie G. Bailey. Mrs
Ellz. CANDLES. Mrs, Jane Walker,
Mrs. Eddie Carson.
Mrs, Pearl Wilkins, Mrs Gla | 5
Arnold. Chas. Arnold, Mrs Ora
Anderson, Mrs Mary Carl. Mrs.
.Adair Mrs. Katie Irene Ford, Mrs.
Helen A. Green. newly elected DIT
Ruler Florence AmeS Temple II;
Mrs. w. NJ. Macarthur. Mr.. and
Mrs Sylvester Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. + Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
die Erying. Miss Dorothy ErvIng.
Peter Fields, James Fields Jr.. Dam
iel ShlverS, Mrs. Lena Watts Mrs.
Rose Williams Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Tyler Mrs 5 s Mizclle,
M. and Mrs. r b SNs, Jordan
Adams. Mr. and Mrs 7 II Will
lams. Mr.. and Mrs Cha> Burke,
Mr.. and Mrs Paul simmons Mrs.
Pear Y Collins, Mr. and Ms Cur
tbs Davis. NJ and Mrs ! B Wales,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Klmbrouch,
Mr.. and Mrs. r F. Williams
Bruce w. wilson Jack Cox
Norman Ingram. Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs Ward Hatton,
Mrs. Louise Current, Mex Mayo.
Miss Rose Shelby. Mrs Mary Fitz-
patrick. Mrs. Florence Adams. Mrs.
Yvonne Taylor. Mrs. Myrtle
Thompson. Mrs Mary A. Sheppard,
Mrs. George. Miss Erma Henderson,
d.. Ruler Lady Camille Temple 755,
Miss Dorothy KNIGHT, Mrs Ersc
Mitchell John Flowers. Mr.. knight
father of Miss D knight: Charles
Dickson. Benny Hamm Jr. Mrs.
Annie b SWcctie. Mr. PlukstOn.
Miss Matte Purdue. Mr. and Mrs.
Geo Reynolds Mrs Alma Frazer,
Ronulus. Mich: Mr., and Mrs, Willie
Clark. Inkster Mich Mrs Beatrice
Griffin. sister Of Mrs. Fields and
Little Norine Griffin, niece; George
j. Jones, Stanley Fields, Mrs. Mol
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14

lie Wilkerson, Mrs. Carrie Davis
and many others
The family acknowledges letters,
cards and gifts OF con gratulations
from Mrs Butna V Kelley Berry.
CD. d. Sec'y Of the Daughters Of
Elks. # Norfolk, Va Rev and Mrs.
Fred O Reid Of Nashville, Tenn.
and Mr. and Mrs Everett Rile OF
Chicago. H.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14
JOLLY STROLLER CLUB NO. 2

Had AS It's guest Sccaker at their
meeting the Rev Charles Hill. On
Thursday evening Mrs Anna Davis
and Mrs Mildred Scott we're host
esses al an Informal birthday party
honoring Mrs Raines Savoy. vice
president Of the club. al the club
house.
Mrs Anna HollIngsworth, prcsl-
dent of the Twelve Steppers and
an honorary member OF Jolly
Strollers. is recuperating at her
home Everyone wishes her
speedy recovery.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14
Three Held On
Narcotics Count

Greed Murphy, 35, us Madison
street was held last week for in
vestigaton Of a violation of the
uniform narcotics law after police
had repeatedly confscated 1875
grains of marjuana from his pos
session.
After pleading guilty 10 posses
SION OF dope. EStee Benton, 81, OF
96l MontCalm street, was sentenced
10 serve three years in prison last
week by Federal Judge Frank A
Picard
Two men were held by police this
week for alleged violation Of the
state drug law. They we're Law
renee Henderson. 80 900 f. Willis
and Lewis Ross, 81, OF the same
address.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14

ready, bac and bssSaSe. TO leave
for San Francisco, Calf, where
she VIII marry Comrade Jones.
The couple Will make their home
in California.
Mrs Eva Bishop. dean and
cashier of the DeShazor Beauty
System of Durham, n c.. and
Brooklyn, n. Y, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs Callie Heard and family
OF Bangor avenue. Mrs. Heard is
her niece She is also spending
some time with her brother and
his wife Mr. and Mrs. r. De-
Shazor. and another niece. Mrs
EVE MuldroW, Of w Grand bou-
levard
Mrs. Ruth Fuller of Hendrie
street. left for PasSaic y. j.. and
Washington; also Philadelphia on
the holiday She will visit with
her sisters for three weeks.
Father Malcolm Dade is in
Massachusetts due to the illness of
MS llOlIltI.
Enjoying the lake breezes at
Woodland Park. Mich, last week
end were DR.. and Mrs Homer
Stephens and family. who came
TO open their spacious newly-pur-
chased summer cottage They will
return later for a months stay
Also yacatiOnino AZ Woodland for
a few days were Thelma and Le-
land Stafford of Harding avenue.
Mrs. Jewell Lightfoot Peacock
is having ScrumptlouS time in
New York. where her hubby is
playing with Jimmie Lunceford's
band
Pretty jeanne Jackson Will ac-
company her aunt, Myrtle Levy.
and Sue Miller when they leave
on the 18th for Idlewild.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-14
The Party Line
BY MARIAN

NJ ald Mrs Walter Reid. OF
936 Msgston avenue. celebrated
their 18th Wedding anniversary
last Sunday with = large party.
Their home was beautifully deco
rated with soft candleli2ht and
beautiful baskets laden with flow
ers forming the back ground The
wedding CEREMONY was read by
Rev j onathan Danes Of Beth
el, with Mrs Anna Cooper Ed
wards Of Chicago singing.
In the receiving line we're Mr.
and Mrs Ellie Thomas ST. of Al
bany Ga. Walter Reid Jr. Mr..
and Mrs F. J Oliver. Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Ware; Misses Lois
and Mary Emma Thomas and Miss
Edna Saunders
Mrs Reid was lovely in a pale
blue crepe gown. with sweetheart
neckline, shlrrcd bodice and skirt
slightly draped and long white
gloves Rhinestone accessories
completed her outfit.
Their many guests were served
IN the dining room and recreation
room. The tablecloth was madeira
with a huge wedding cake AS a
ccnterpiece They were remem-
bered with very lovely gifts.
Among their guests were: Mr..
and Mrs Charles Jones, Mr. and
Mrs S. NJ Rivers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Solomon. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Allen Mr.. and Mrs Leon
Woods. Mr. and Mrs. c. Daven-
port. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gar
land, Mr. and Mrs Randford, Mr..
and Mrs John Lockett. Mr. and
Mrs. Davenport. Mr.. and Mrs.
MerriWeather:
Mr. ana Mrs Harvey Ashford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Smith, Mr..
and Mrs Parrish, Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce Wallace, MIR. and Mrs.
John McDufic. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Kendrick. Mrs. Donaldson.
Mrs. Crews, Mrs Strong, Mr.. and
Mrs William Outlaw. Mr.. and
Mrs B V Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jolly Holley. Mr.. and Mrs. Bras
field Mr. and Mrs J. L. Randall;
Mr. and Mrs. B Nelson. Mr..
and Mrs D Orse. Mrs Walton.
Mrs TiSdale, Miss Ann Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs William Butler. Mr..
and Mrs James Lee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson. Mrs Theresa Harris.
Mrs Fannie Sampson, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard White. Mr. and Mrs
Edward Turner. Mr. and Mrs.
Fuqua. Mrs y Black. Mrs. Watts.
Mrs Eubanks and Mrs. Moss OF
Chicago.
July Is is the date set for the
lawn party OF the Altar Guild of
ST. Cyprian'S It's going to be over
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-05-01
Oldest City in the United States
Weinstei11s Of St.
Augustine Active
Tn War Effort

Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Weinstein
of st. Augustine are proud OF
their sons contribution to the
war effort, and have every right
to be. The boys, Henry, David,
Leonard, and Julian are scattered
to the four corners of the earth
on active military duty.
The March IL, 1915 issue of
Time Magazine had this to say
of son David; an officer in the
Medical Corps: zone man who
will live long in our memory is
27-year old doctor, working
close behind the front lines. His
barred arms were bloody to the
elbows. He had performed seven
operations within the last hour"
The Weinsteins, loyal subscrib-
ers to this publication for the
past IL years took out additional
subscriptions for their sons in the
service and for daughter Natalie
in Miami, Fla.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-05-01
ST. Angus
Monsky Promises.
Differences to A

San Francisco (JPS) - Declal
ing that differences are unavoic
able" the B'nai Birth Presider
and American Jewish Conferenc
consultant to the American Dele
cation, Henry Monsky told
B'nai Birth audience assemblies
in his honor that the American
Jewish Conference will try Il
keep these difference to thei
minimum so far as publicity /
concerned while not foregoing il
program.
He expressed the hope tn;
Jewry will succeed Gin receivir
the implimentation of those right
we have acquired with respect t
Palestine" as well as the restora
ton of Jewish group rights i
Europe through an information;
charter of human rights. Eve
if the Jewish problem is n
brought up directly before t.
San Francisco Conference, "y
must be on guard with regard
the various commissions to
by the Confereno
The truth is that "all Jews
interested in Palestine" and
rebuilding and whatever diff
ence exist are with regard
it's form of government an6
that score "your President
B'nai B'rith) has definite VI
but as President he is u
mitted because B'nai BIRTH
committed.
GOldstein Speaks On :,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-05-01
Money Back
H BIaCkheadS
Don't Disappear

Get jar of Golden Peacock Bleach Creme
this evening-use as directed before going to
bed-look for big improvement in the morn
ing In few days surface blemishes, muddi-
ness, freckles. even piinples of outward origin
should be gone. A clearer, fairer. smoother
looking skin. Sold on money back guarantee
at all drug toiletry counters. 80 million Jars
already used. Ask for Imperial size, or write
for generous Free Sample to Golden Peacock
Co.. Inc. Paris. Tennessee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-10
Lbs.
Meat TO Be
Here

lacI "1o". '''oup Poui'u9 OF la
,nnn,,,n 'NN I''u 'ooNe NORMAN
,so ~ . - "G 10 no Ger
hntian iI ~ "oON9 lOI "ls'ii-
,bis naint 'l''.lo'y co llJI'
bnrst -, $40 IIea -
rSI ~ SUI O'''i'Ioei %
mnsIn,.n uoo'I1 '"'S ~ e|iu On
1f,,',' ,'ai = o0Ui.y .'u ou>'9tu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-10
At Camn Lee.

Pvt. Ernest c. Boyd, Jr., former
lv of Henderson, but now a resident
of New York City, is now stationed
1t Camp Lee. Virginia. He is a for
mer student of Henderson institute
and the National Technical Institute
Of New York City and the Com
bination Business school in New
York City. He is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Boyd, 636 Ransom
street, Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-10
To Fort Wills. s e.

W. II. Fox and family haye re-
turned to Fort Mills, S. r.. after
visiting J. b. Fox. Miss Elizabeth
Fox accompanied them for a visit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-10
Visit in Henderson.

Little Miss Helen Bland Adcock,
Of oxford, and Master Jack King.
of Raleigh, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. K. L. Bridgers, on Andrews
avenue extension.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-10
Visitors from Camden.

Misses Jimmie Lou and Phyllis
Chewing, of Camden, S. c., are
visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. J. w. Gan
degs, At their home on Granite
r.rpp'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-10

Nh r. +. Thompson has gone to
Norfolk 10 spend several days with
L. and Mrs. w. w. Davis.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-10
Visiting Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. ~. {. Spangler, Of
Baltimore, Md. are visiting Mr., mad
Mr.. J. ". Sanders.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-10

Miss Frances Hight is spending
the weekend . Raleigh as the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs, a. M. Capps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-10

Mrs James y. Paris has returned
10 her home here after visiting
friends in sylvia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-10
Tokyo Asks Merely
That Jap Emperor
Retain His Powers
CONTINUED From PAGE One,

many.
1t would mean the end Of HOSTILE
ties that started September l3, 1881,
with Japan's attack in Manchu"ia,
which was succeeded by capture OF
much Of China and eliminated If
the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor
December 7, l94l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-10
Men Strives Over Wells.

HAnd Isaac's Servants dlgged IN
the valley. and found there a well
of springing water, and the herds
men of Gerar StrOVe with lSaacS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10
CLUES MAY BE HIDDEN
blonde
ETA KEn

IN MANY problem spots during
the play, clues are available for
your guidance if you will search
for then. Often they r hidden,
and consist Of things not done by
your partner or an opponent, ra-
Their than things actually done.
The inverse inference, that failure
to take certain action indicates in
ability to take it, can be Of telling
value to the player with his eyes
and ears open.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10
ON BRIDGE

hearts, South reckoned quickly
that his sole chance for contract
was in getting four club tricks.
The finesse could be postponed UNI
Ill he probed for some Informal
ton, so he took the club lead with
the A.
He got his information more
rapidly than he expected when
West played the 8. From this he
did all the necessary figuring
First, and perhaps most impor-
tant, was that East was a player
who would have bid any five clubs
before his four diamonds If he had
them Hence East did not have
five clubs. Second, If East had a
doubleton or trebleton. he as
strictly conventional would have
led the top. Hence East had exact.
ly four, of which the 2 was the
bottom, and West exactly two.
Now for Vests play Of the 8. If
Vests other card had been lower.
he would have played it, South
reckoned, SO the @ was marked
with him. South dropped 1t with
his club X then and a his game.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10
Vile Preservers

You Shoult TAKE vouI good Jevelry to
d reliable retailer about twice d yeai He
Will check The settings iol wear. do any
necessary tightening, polish the metal
and thoroughly clean each piece This IN.
spection and treatment safeguards your
treasures
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10

South made his first bid with
the expectation of calling clubs
next, but North's double changed
his mind. He tried the 1-NO Trump
to see what his partner would do,
and the raise to 2-No Trumps
made him decide North probably
had something in the opponents
diamond suit, so he went TO game
That vas pretty risky business,
but South was lucky to find that
the unstopped suit was only four
cards long Il East's hand. After
four tricks we're taken there, East
switched to his club 2. Seeing four
tricks sure IN spades and N IN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10
WANTED

WANTED TO BUY GOOD USED
typewriter. standard or portable.
Phone 1874. 9-2t!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10

FOR PROMPT ELECTRICAL SER
wee cal. DutfolI E!ec:r.e. Con-
tracing, Sales and Service. Hsr"
1917 or ll57-W. p. .. Boz 6.1
Henderson. y. c. 3U-3Nt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10

RADIO SERVICE-OVER 20 YEARS
experience, modern equipment,
ana a complete stock OF tubes IA
repair parts, guarantee you FIRST
class radio service at d reasonable
cost. Complete factory service ~
any MAKE rad %. Jenkins RADIO x
Sound Service, Phone 446.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10

HAYES THOMAS ELECEItN.
Service, electrical CONTRACTING f..
repairs. Phone 859-W, p. q. Hr.
$50. Henderson. Y. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10
HELP WANTED

WANTED: SETTLED WOMAN, EX-
%perienced cook and housekeeper
for family of three. Good salary.
Phone 546-W after SIX D.. m. 6-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-10

JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIR
ing. quick and reliable SER
work guaranteed. Es-E-
~eherefully made. Ina Boone. 2as.
floor. Adams Bldg. Phone 62a-J
25-27-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
de Mdrignys
lin Separation
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

NEW YORK, May 15-Count
Alfred de Marigny. who was ae-
Quilted of the murder of his fsbu-
lously wealthy father-in-law. Sir
Harry Cakes, in the Bahamas, has
signed separation agreement
surrendering any claim to the MIL
lions of his 21-year-old wife,
Nancy Oakes, the New York
Mirror says.
For many months Nancy-who
stood by her husband during his
trial and who went into exile with
him Cuba WkeIfhe British
government asked him to leave
the Bahamas after his acquittal--
has been living in New York.
The count remained in Havana
until last February when he went
TO Montreal and joined the Cana
dian merchant marine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Liberated Ydnk
Seeking Sister
Times Photo

If Dunica Subic- is stiff IN De-
troit she'll be glad to know her
brother, Zarin Ivan, has been
liberated from a prisoner-of-war
camp in Germany.
Cpl Robert Cantwell, 20, with
an anti-aircraft battery in Ger
many. met Ivan and wrote his
mother, Mrs. jeanette Johnson,
7441 Brush, to try TO get word to
his sister. Mrs. johnson appealed
to the Times and the Red Cross in
an effort TO locate her.
All Mrs. johnson has to aid in
the search are the two names, and
the fact that the last Ivan knew
his sister was here-no addresses,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Moscow tO Hail
Berlin COnquerOrs

MOSCOW, May Is qNS)-
Soviet conquerors of Berlin
planned today to lead march OF
heroes through the streets OF
Moscow before the end of May.
The Russian capital will turn
out in grand victory holiday
when picked units from the battle
of Berlin and other sectors of the
front return for their hour of tri-
umph.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Detroit Hero
Hailed in Death

The Distinguished Flying Cross
has been awarded poSthumouSly
10 Ensign Paul Hopfner, USNR,
son Of Mrs. Theresa J. Hopfner,
of $3.50 New port, for heroism
and extraordinary achievement In
aerial fight while attached 10 the
carrier Kalinin Bay during the
second battle Of the Philippine sea.
Ensign Hopfner's courage Is
credited with diverting japanese
bombers and torepedo planes from
American ships under overwhelm-
ing attack by japanese ships, Oct
25, last.
He strafed an enemy battleship
end cruiser with other planes OF
his unit and contributed exten-
sively 20 damage 20 the japanese
fleet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
0PA Price Case
Set for June Z

The OPA-Latin Quarter ceiling
price dispute will be aired on June
II, Federal Judge Ernest A.
O'Brien ruled today.
The popular night club on E.
Grand Blvd. is being sued for
$4,000 in a treble damage suit
charging over ceiling sales OF
foods and liquors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Tragedy
Veteran Stee g e h an d
Dies at Downtown
International Photo

Tragedy played TO an audience
OF one backstage at the Down
town Theater, $50 w. Adams.
1t struck down Roy Lloyd, 63-
year-old stagehand, OF l274O
Twelfth. shortly before the cur
tain went up out front for The
theaters first matinee perform
ance yesterday The theater door
man, Lloyd's friend OF 30 years,
was with him when the end
came.
At the morgue, the stagehand s
death was attributed 10 heart
attack. His wife survives him.