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The Valley settler., 1945-10-26

All x-rays arc to bo utilized to tho full lest extent for tho benefit of tho pationt. Whatever procedure is most helpful for the physician or clini ian concerned will be Iapprovcd.
The Valley settler., 1945-10-26
TERRITORIAL NEWS REaEAsE

The areas served by the Central Office in : Juneau will receive tho ir x-ray allohncnts
 from tho Central Office and tho areas sor- vod by the Branch Cffico in Anchorage will receive their a1lo otmont from tho Branch lOffice. All requests for x-rays should be
 made through hho Public Hoalth Nurse in 1t hat area, or if no Territorial nurso is stationed in that area, request may be
 mndo either to tho Branch offico or the lcontrol office,
 1 X-RAY INTERPRET. .TIoN All films will be read y experienced interpreter or tuberculosis coneulteat Iomp1 p1oyod by, or in the service, Of the Territorial Department of Health. Physi- lc cians may utilizo tho services Of the Iintorprotrr or tuberculosis con nsultant in tho interpretations of films of private lpotion at no cost to the individual or physician.
 All x-rays are to bo utilized to tho full lest oxtont1 for tho benefit of tho patio Whatever procedure is most helpful for the physician or clin ic ian concerned will be approved.
 ---------------------.- I ST. llCIE-EL's CHURCH BAZAAR SUCCESSFUL Roy. Father Snoad vi shes to express his gra ii tudo to all tho people of tho Valley who rmdo tho Bazaar of October 20, le45 tremendous" success. Tho final net re suits tuoro slightly ovor $leOo.oo Tho prizo winners uoro as follows: 1850. Oo Bond Terry Hillcr-Anchorago | Quilt Sister Superior | Providence 'Fo spital
 Comforter Mrs. Catanzoro Dayton, Ohio | Tablo Cloth Bob Toiton, Juneau, Ala ska
 Bed Spread Bill Meyers, Anchorage Bath ToUcl Set Mrs. Clon Woods--Po liner lToa Touo1 Sct Hrs. hda1l Vornor--Pa l1nor lLun choon Sct, Mcfarland Jonosvillo
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Idle PAY
Ceiling Up

LANSING MAY 29-Gov Kelly
today signed a bill boosting 10 S2s
the ceiling on weekly uncmploy.
rcnt compensation benefits and
declared that n gave Michigan q
position of national leadership
A. amended. the law gives un-
employed parents an addluonal s.
= week for each OF their children
tr-ftt II = 49, la4An-GnI2
continue through 20 week, Of un-
employment. With = base OF so
= week As ~ prcSeri--
President Truman proPoSHt 20
Etitteff-- Yesterday Was for =
benefit of 50 4 week. for 20 week,
Tor 4 iObless " o. h=t ~iiff-de-
pcndents
When benefits We're raised the
Legislature also uppcd tbc con
1ribuuon OF employers 10 tho fund
from which They arc pad The
nov law rcquLe-thCm 70 con.
tIbutc : per cont or rfCTT pay
rolls through 1916 until they have
Funt up a reserve amounting ~
per cent Of their taxable wages
The governor also signed ife
filed milk hIii winch prevents
re,ay,f-f z-4aI--a4--4-l cream ~
which any vegetable or animal
fat has been added
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Schedule of Events
For Memorial DaV

uERE are the Memorial Day creuts planned
III for tomorrolc IN the Detroit area:
m.-United Spanish War Veterans services Rose
land Park Cemetery ~ Mile and Woodward Royal Oak.
10 a m-American Legion services Roseand Park
Cemetery.
10 m-Alied Veterans Council of Dearborn ser, ices
and parade Parade starts Michigan Firesone pro-
ceeds eastward Michigan. Services at Veterans Park,
City Hail. Dearborn,
10 a m.-Disabled American Veterans of the WorII
War and auXliare service al NOodmere Cemetery. 9i00
West Fort.
10 a. m-British-American services in 0akrdge ceme-
terry Telegraph road at Dix for British killed in acc
dents in this country
10 a. m.-J0int naval memorial program AT the Belle
Isle Bandstand
to:i5 a. m-4merican Legion parade in East Detroit,
starting at Graot and 10 Mile proceeding down Grant
to Mile.
10:3O m-Marne Corps League services al ST Bona
venture, Mt. Elliott Monastery, l7i0 Mt. Elliott.
1O;4i a-m,-Neerans of Foreign Wars services, Rose
land Park Cemetery.
IL a. m.-Servces at Crosse Poine Honor Roll ed6ce,
Crosse Point High School grounds.
IL a m.-Serices for navy dead at Woodward and
the Detroit River sponsored by the Fleet Reserve Assoca
tion and auxiliary Navy Mothers Club of Detroit and
Post No. 10 Of the American Legion.
II 80 A. m-Poar Bear Association services in White
Chapel Cemetery East Long Lake road, Bloomfield Hills
- noon-fourth annual Merchant Marine Memorial at
Old Mariners Episcopal Church. First street and Detroit
River under sponsorship of the Propeller Club.
l2 noon--Congregation mai Moshe services in Oak
view Cemetery Royal Oak in cooperation with the Juus
Rosen@ald Post of the American Legion and Boy Scout
Troop 23
p. m-Detroits Memorial Day parade starts al Wood
ward and Peerboro proceeds south Woodward to JET
iers0n east Jefferson Hastings Reviewing stand in
front of old Water Board Building on last Jefferson.
2p. m.-G0ngregstion Shaarey Zedek services in
Clover Hill Park Cemetery, - Mile road, Birmingham
- p m-Temple Beth RI services at Beth III Memorial
Park, 2Sl2o West Mile, between Inkster and Middle
Belt roads,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
PAC Backs
Frdnkensteen

Armed with the unanimous en-
dorsement Of the Wayne County
Political Action Committee, Go,
Richard T. Frankensteen, vice
president OF UAW-CIO. today
prepared 10 open his campaign for
mayor on platform against
Mayor Jeffries' do-nothing poll
cieS
Action of the 800 Political
Action Committee delegates last
night at LOCAL 157 Hall, Nc
Graw and Fourteenth. was ex-
pected 10 assure Frankensteen
full Go support. The delegates
represent 300 900 Detroit area ClO
workers.
Other candidates endorsed by
the Political Action Committee
were, city clerk, Thomas ID.
Leadbetter, incum b ent; city
treasurer. Albert f.. Gobo, incum-
bent. and traffic Judge, John ID.
Watts. incumbent.
In the race for city council. the
Political Action Committee
gave It's endorsement TO in
cumbent 1t. George Edwards.
Tracy NJ Doll OF the 'CIO, and
the Rev. Charles A. Hill, Negro
( leader.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Driver Pinned i'm Cab
4j Minis. After Crash

The injured drivers cries Of
That hurts; take II easy put an
end 10 MS reScuerS' first efforts
Finally they hitched two-trucks
10 eaCF- end oI THe WTcCKdEG and
slowly pulled truck and trailer
apart
a grateful That's better was
their reward
Woods was rushed 10 the Red
ford branch Of Receiving Hospital
with fractures OF both legs. a
possible fractured back and lacer-
ationS Of the head and face
A blowout caused the crash,
officers SAID
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Bolster Drive
On Sex Crime

To heiP-eefnbat Al fef cent
increase in sex crimes rms year.
five unframed women who ordi-
narly would not haxe became
poucewomen until next fall are 10
be appointed 10 the police Torce
Immediately, Eleanore Hutze J.
head Of the women : divisions an
nounced today.
Miss Hutzel who had 10 get per-
mission from Commissioner Bal
leneer 70 hire the women. said
they VIII work with experienced
pohcewomen and 60 10 police
training school later Sex crimes
reach a peak in the summer and
every pollceWoman IS urgently
needed. she declared
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

ment permanent.
The petition was presented ~
DR.. Buell'S brother, Edwin. after
the doctor had spent The night in
Dearborn jail on an assault and
battery complaint flied by MS
cousin, Darius d. Buell. Of 22S36
Mona. Dearborn.
The petition charged that DR.
Buell. spent his money laVishly
and conceived grandioSe ideas
which were never eliminated
Judge Murphy appointed DR.
Linus J. Foster and DR. A {. La
Blne 10 examine DR. Buell. and
make recommendations Darius
Buell. charged that the doctor
knocked him down and kicked
him Sunday Al Monroe anc
Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

Although painfully injured when
his lotion truck and trailer Jack
knitted against four-foot en-
hankment today. James W. Woods
as. of 4i5 Frost. Saginaw re-
NAMED conscious and directed me
45-mlnuie effort OF Redford police
and firemen 10 free him from the
wreckage
Woods was pinned against his
seat by the steering wheel when
the truck Swerped from Tele-
graph road near Frisbee and
plsnged into the embankment
The trailer. loaded with empty
beer bottles. crashed into the
drivers side Of tho cab
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Appeal Miller S
Ban on Racing

LANSING May % tUP) The
state attorney general and racing
commission today peutioned the
supreme eetift 20 stay an -fn1unC-
ton issued By Detroit circuit
court Judge Guy A Miller pro-
hlbltlng horse racing a. Far
Grounds track pending appeal.
4 ruling on the stay order IS
anticipated next week.
In addition 10 the attorney gen
erals petition. a similar petition
was filed by David II Crowley.
attorney for the Detroit Racing
Association.
Both petitions cited the heavy
financial loss which the state
would incur # the injunction is
permitted 10 continue
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity Fair snc warner 20
niFht With lowest temperature about 54
showers and cooler WEDNESDAY Gentle Z
moderate winds
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Monday Highest 3 degrees
loweSt 5s mean Sc
Departure from normal tsmpsrsturs Mon
day . 5 degrees
Departure from normal temperature sine,
Jan / -3Ti degrees
Temperatures one year sEo today Highest
3 degrees lowest so mean =
Temperatures this date In past a wears
Highest. % degrees IN 1929. lowest, IS In
1894
Relative humidity Monday ? 40 n
$50 $50 a. N 77C. 40 N, 6s-,
$50 = m ST.
Degree days for Monday May IS None
Accumulated degree DAYS this month SIS
Normal degree DAYS for Nay 2s9
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
ChiIdBedterS
Gel Jail Term

Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Ar9uette
Of 1922 Bassett today were SEN
fenced to 90 days in the House
Of Correction by Recorders Judge
Joseph A. ellis after they had
pleaded guilty 10 beating 3-year-
old Jacqueline Karabes.
Jacquelne,- one Of II children,
was placed in the custody of the
Arquettes last November by her
father following the death of her
? mother.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Baby IL Drowned
I'm Carleton Pond

Fourteen mont FS=55flti s5ffcHset
p4teLl- s.n-ef Mr. and Mrs Joseph
PHok OF l703 Vii Carleton DRIVE
Carleton. was drowned In a shall
low pond a. his home yesterday
afternoon The child wandered
away while his mother was busy
washing and was found IN tho
pond after an hours search
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
CEILING VioIator Fined

Joseph Cohen, doing business as
the VI and VI Produce Co At
Eastern Market. today was fined
81 900 and given suspended
prison term for selling lemons
above ceiling price by Federal
Judge Ernest a Rrien.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Sans Vets
HOnOred

Parents and wives of eight
Sans, Inc. employees. killed in the
war, were present at memorial
services this morning in the firms
Campus Martius store. Attending
were 1900 employees.
Rabbi Benedict Glazier of
Temple Beth FL told the gath
ering
I'VE must pledge ourselves
anew that In the peace to como
we will continue the authentic
spirit Of democracy for which
these fallen men and their fell
low-sOldiers sacrificed their
lives"
The following received war bond
gifts from the company in the
name of their sons or husbands.
dted- in battle: Mrs. Jean Zasfow,
1923 Fourteenth. for her son,
-Pvt. Sam Eisen; Mrs. Clara Wolf,
1923 Hibbard, son, Marine Pvt.
Arthur Wolf; Mrs. Julia Blitz.
1921 Gladstone. son, Pfc. Irving
Cohen; Nathan Zussman, 271S
SturteVant, son, 1t. Raymond
Zussman. awarded posthumously
the Congressional Medal of Honor;
Rabbi A. Moldawsky, 1717 Lee
Place, son, Pvt. Sol. Mrs. Bertha
HerZberg, 2t46 Oakman boule-
ward. son, Pvt. Lawrence; Mrs.
Lillian Levine. 18027 Roselawn,
wife, Fl/C Paul, and julius Hoch-
man, 2053 w. Philadelphia. son,
Nathan. usIr.f
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Buckingham ReeIazed

LONDON. May % CINS)-
Worknen today are putting the
glass back into the windows Of
Buckingham Palace where II was
blown out IN the bombing Of Lon
don
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
War Prisoner Freed

Henry z Sunhall Of DIDO Fer
guSon, cnploye of thc-tntefnal
revenue department here was
notified hy-the war department
today that hi, son Sgt Henry r.
-Sunbsll Jr.. %. has been released
from A German prison camp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Knut Hamsun Held

OSLO, MAY % tUP) - K \ U I
Hsmsun. S.. famous Norwegian
author and Nobel Prize winner,
and his wife have been pl a Q d
under house detention Al Noer-
holmen on charges of collabora-
ton with the Germans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
Pupils Smash
Bond Record

Trombly school in Crosse
Pointe Park has achieved rec
ord 10 date during the Seventh
War Loan drive of which all lis
300 pupils can well be proud.
,phe youngsters sold Sl7.500
worth Of bonds during the Sixth
War Loan.
Then and there they decided Ia
double that figure - aHets for
The Seventh War Loan.
Yesterday preliminary check
revealed sales am oun ting 10
SS5 OOO
BUY 20 JEEPS
Students oof 6-B. led by Don
Coury 10. OF 1861 Maryland. de.
Cidcd The school would buy lqpS
WIN Their bonds, Isl. l6o per
-lcep.-Ihe- SChnoLalread,A ,A-haS-p4r-
chased more than 10
Frank " -IsheN- state chairman
of the war finance committee, re-
Vaaled the latest figure on the
drive Series r Bond sales are
now listed at S79,l ,l23 22950 or q
per cent or The SZ26 GOO 600 quota
LIVINGSTON FIRST OVER
Series r G and other issue,
stand al S2l.621,0Ss or -202 pei
cent of the Sl070OO.0OO quota
Total sales figure Sl0O,744, ,3iT5C
or 303 per cent Of the oyeral
SOL 600 600 quota.
First county over the top TO-DAY
is Livingston. The county quota
was S70S, 900 and already on de.
post in the Federal Reserve
Bank IS more than that figure
Their respective quotas were
$4,000 IN + bonds and S232 ,00C
IN other issues.
-Four famous entertainers now
appearing IN Detroit Will stage a
celebrity bond show tonight and
tomorrow night in Turks Music
Bar Al 1888 Griswold AS part ot
the liquor induStrys drive in the
Seventh War Loan
Charlie Carlisle Of the Bowery
Gypsy Rose lee from the Latin
Quarter JACKIE Heller and Chico
Marx from Lee n Eddles are
scheduled for appearances.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

= A distinguished career -,
Charles " Novak. s. for %
years principal Of Northeastern
High School, and one OF Tho cltyS
leading educators has rendered
his resignation 10 tho board Of
ccturatTor
The veteran SChooimastor mem
hcr Of Detroit 5 school system for
30 wears gave his failing health
a. Tho reason for his retirement
His nniA son. ThcodaIc-4S- a
navy fler bis daughter Caroline
former pouccWoman hero, ], now
with the WAGs tn Florida
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

DIR. MARTIN BUELL. EX.DEARBORN HEALTH HEAD
the ordered him to the Detroit Medical Hospital
Murphy today ordered Dr. Martin F. Buell. oused Dearborn
health committed to the Detroit Medical Hospital
pending hearing June % on request the commit
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
CTRTAILMENT DUE

The TcrnStedt Go. was notified
by Col Nelson s Talbot. COM
mandlng officer Of the Central
District Air Technical Service.
thaL q ma lor =c4Htailmont of All
craft instrument production would
bo placed IN effect early next
month
Although fuii impact ef ne
Tcrn.tedt Cutback could not he
determined Immediately J "
Jackson. general manager, said Al
least ,364 employs viii -he-lp-
VolNed
OF ffihts- H4mhef1-A43 are-ia be
women
The Tcrnstedt layoFs VIII start
next werk and continue through
June and july. jackson Sald
Manufacture OF all bOmbcrS mol
on the production llno was or
dorcd stopped by tho AR corps al
Willow Run Yesterday
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
$4,000 AFFECTED

. Gt4ttAaet>- Gt4 already ordered tn
two Detroit plants will affect
more than 90 0OO workers Within
eight weeks and a third plant,
now on strike. is scheduled to be
hit severely by the end Of this
week
A layoh ul 1854 emploYes Of
the Ternstcdt Manufacturing d.
-t-t~ief4-e ei- GaHeral-MeinIS- Carp,
was ordered today
Twelve thousand Willow Run
workers arc scheduled 10 lose
their Jobs by June 20. and An adj
d.unnals 10000 IN plants eE sGb-
contractors also viii be without
Work as a result NJ CUTIaIted pro-
daetion- George Adde'S, vrrrr-
tary- ry-treaSurer of the -UAW-CIO.
SAID TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30
$1,000 Face
.Ldyoffs Here
Drastic Cutbecks
Due Within 10 Days

Drastic cubscks similar 10 the
Willow Run closing in war pro
duction in Detroit and Lower
Michigan involving thousands Of
workers, arc 10 be made within
the next 10 days This was To-
Nealed- today by sources close 20
the government in Washington
Production IN some of the fac
tories viii be cut As much aS %
per cent, according 10 plans now
being made al the capital. Port
Huron and Flint are among the
cities affected
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

You'll get that broken windshield
wiper replaced in q iify at the
sign of STANDARD SERVICE.
And your Standard OIL Dealer
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-30

HERE are the Memorial Day crepts planned
IL for tomorroC IN the Detroit area
a. m.-Uned Spanish War Veterans services. Rose
and p,rl Co.otor, 20 Mil ana uoo1,r.rd Pov,I o,l
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Orders Mail Thief
To Begin Sentence

Federal Judge Ernest A.
O'Brien today ordered Frank B.
Riddle, Is, of SGT Hendrie 10 begin
serving a 15-month= term in a
federal prison for mail theft.
Judge O'Brien admitted Riddle
10 probation after his conviction
last May, but was informed that
Riddle had been involved in sew
eraI recent robberies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Seeks TO End Tolls
On BIueWdter Bridqe

PORT HURON. Dec. 6 UP)-
City officials announced today
that Senator ivan A. Johnston
and Rep Harry j. Phillips will
ask Gov Kelly TO submit 10 the
Legislature at It's special session
next month the question of retir-
ing bonds on the Bluewater bridge
and eliminating the tOlls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Mrs. Eisenhower
Out of Hospital

BOONE, Ia, Dec. 6 CUP) -
Mrs. DIV & h I Eisenhower, still
weak from an attack of bronchial
pneu onia, was en- route 10
Washington today 10 rejoin her
husband, the army's new chief
Of staff She was carried 10 the
train last night on a Stretcher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
AVeriIs Calls
Party Esarfey
Dgyrory rtms, r4n,iar Hufrau

LANSING, Dec 6 because o.
"a demand mat hc ro- sign "a, Demo.
cratic state chairman. Walter G
Ate-il Jr. toaey called meeun-
of the party ) state central com
mittee tor Dec. IT, u Lansing.
The fire under the $500 a ycai
state chairman vas kndled at q
meeting OF Detrolt Democrat,
Monday night ln the office OF Ma,
uonal Committeeman Cyril l.
Bc~TfI
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Books for Russia
Campaign Jan. US

The Russian Relief Society Of
Detroit today announced plans 10
collect $1,000 books Of all types
among the city $ school children
from Jan 2 20 > 10 replace books
IN Russian schools and Libraries
destroyed during the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Japs Machine Gun
LifebOats, Rats

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Z De-
layedb tINS)-Ten navy and
merchant marine Seamen were
killed and SIX others wounded
when a japanese submarine tor
pedoed and sank the Liberty ship
John A. johnson in the Pacific.
and machine gunned SURVIVORS IN
one of the four liteboatS and RATS
putting out from the ship
A group of the 60 survivors told
the story today and described
their night OF peril As the sub
marine surfaced and searched the
debris-strewn area for SURVIVORS,
most OF whom escaped the subs
machine gun fire by hiding in
the water behind floating sacks
OF flour.
Seven of the 10 killed were
moved down by machine gun fire.
two drowned trying TO avoid the
subs ramming tactics and the
tenth was caught in the sub pro-
pellers. None was killed by the
actual torpedoing.
The submarine struck without
warning al night, the torpedo
breaking the ship IN half.
Among those listed a. killed
was Sic Frank + Bowling Of
NiCkSburg. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Russians Advance
Near TannenburQ

LONDON Jan 20 (UP)-Red armies massed
along 60-mile stretch of the German border within
an even 200 miles Of Berlin today and plunged into
East Prussia from the south in bold bid to trap
the German defenders Of that Junker province.
THE German DNB agency admitted that Soviet tanks
had penetrated into East Prussia from the south and
reached the town of Gburg six miles southwest of his
toric TannenbergD
(The Danzg radio admitting that the danger is
great announced that it closing down today Heard
by the FEC the blurted at Is a. m. ENT,:
("AttentiOn! Closing down! Vokssturm battalion
2l2 has been called up The danger is great but shall
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Jdps Murder
j. ). Sednnen


WASHINGTON, Jan 20 dN-S)
The navy department disclosed
toda, that the -z176-teH Ameri-
can -freigAter JehH-A.- johnson
en- route from the West Coast
with supplies for L. 5. bases in
the far Pacific. had been torpe-
doed and sunk by a japanese
submarine
The navy said that the attack
took place between San Fran
cisco and Hawaii. occurred "Sev-
erat months ago probably al
about the time Of the American
invasion of the Philippines.
The Jap sub is believed TO have
been destroyed shortly after the
American freighter was sunk.
OF the II officers and men
aboard the freighter, 90 were res
Cued.
Successful japanese submarine
attacks against American ship
ping on the 7.O00-mile supply line
10 the far Pacific have been 50
rare since the beginning Of the
war that their accomplishments
have been negligible.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
oFFICIALDoM ATTENDS

Standing in the White House
grounds before him were mem
bcrS of Congress. the diplomatic
corps of the United Nations. heads
of government departments and
agencies, members Of the Demo-
cratic national committee, the
Electoral College and close friends
Of the Roosevelt family
The attendance was limited 10
5000 al this first presidential in
augural held In the White House
since 1877.
The Presidents inaugural mes
sage was about 500 words long
and was part Of a Commute cere-
mOny
The inaugural message and a
description of he ceremony itself.
were broadcast over the nation on
all major networks. and 10 the
world in English. French Spanish
and Portuguese.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Footpdd SeiizeS
S2,399, Escapes

A piStol-toting robber took
s. .3q9 from William karkala. 27
of l4ll Collingwood IN daring
daylight holdup on T.. Jefferson
avenue today
karkala an cmplOyc Of the
Detroit Automobile Clubs branch
at Lakepointe and jefferson
Crosse Pointc Park, told police
he was taking the money 10 the
bank for the Automobile Club
when a man forced him INTO a
doorway m 1913 +. Jefferson at
revolver muzzle. struck him on
the head with the butt and cs-
capped with the money The money
was the Automobile Club s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
B29S- Make 300 Hits
On Jap Plane Plant

HQ. 21ST BOMBER COM
MAND. GUAM, Jan. 20 CUP)-
American Superfortresses raiding
the important Kawasaki aircraft
plant in the Osaki-Kobe industrial
area yesterday, scored at least
3l5 direct bomb hits in a 1000
foot radius Of the factory. all but
obliterating the engine plant, pho
tographS revealed today.
Hundreds Of bombs CaScading
down from the B-29S hil the huge
plant right on the nose. indicat-
ing that the raid was the most
successful ever undertaken by
hnsfanaeIhaBed Es4eTfoFta.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Report Turkey
Ready 10 Fight
TIfnes Photo

PARIS, Jan. 20 tUP)-Turkey
has made an offer 10 the Allies
10 declare war on Germany and
contribute 25 fully equipped di-
visions immediately diplomatic
sources here reported today.
Although there was no official
confirmation. the sources said the
development was considered likely
since Turkeys failure. despite an
alliance with Britain. TO contribute
TO the Allied victory would deny
her q place at the peace table.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Benson Ford
Gets Cdptdiin(y

Benson Ford. son Of the late
Edsel Ford and grandson OF
Henry Ford. has been promoted
to captain Saturday. war de-
partment announcement was the
first news received by the family
Benson Is an AAF adminiStra-
tive officer last reported an aide
10 an air forces general The
family doesn't know where he is
stationed
Capt Ford wife the former
Edith McNauEhton lives al their
home. 906 Three-Mile drive
Crosse Pointe Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Striking Ndzis Kept
On Bread and Water

ST LOUIS. Jan. 20 tUp)-
The nearly 100 German prison
rt~ OF war at jefferson Barracks
here went into a third DAY on
bread and water today as posi- OIL
fccrS declined 30 negotiate a
compromise settlement of a work
strike