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SchweIIenbach Make,
New Plea 10 U. 5. Steel
To Attend Pay Talks
Mildly Rebukes FoirIess
And Suggests Meeting
For Next Wednesday
BY JAMES Y. NEWTON.

secretary OF Labor Schwellen-
bach yesterday took advantage
of a lull in the Labor Manage
ment Conference to renew his
efforts to bring the United States
Steel Corp. and CIO United Steel
Workers together to discuss wage
differences.
Mr.. Schwellenbach, in a mildly
rebuking letter, invited Benjamin
F. Fairless, president of the cor
poration, to meet with the union
and special conciliator at 10 am.
Wednesday in the Labor Depart
ment Building. Last week Mr.. Fair
less rejected an invitation to a
similar meeting Tuesday.
The conference, meanwhile, was
in recess until Tuesday, except for
committee working on union
jurisdictional problems, which sched-
uled sessions for today and tomor-
row. Delegates and Federal off,
cials examined progress of the first
week and pronounced it satisfying
despite some bitter wrangles among
union leaders.
Fairless Viewpoint Outlined.
Mr.. Fairless, in rejecting the first
Schwellenbach offer to mediate the
steel dispute, wrote that he would
not discuss the union demand for
50 q day more pay until OPA acted
on the corporations request for a
81 per ton boost in steel prices and
gave assurances Of further increases
to cover the new demands. The
union accepted the offer.
Arthur S. Meyer, head of the
New York State Mediation Board,
was proposed as conciliator by the
Secretary in both invitations.
Il would call your attention to
the fact that the Government is
not insisting upon any agreement
from your corporation as to a wage
increase" the Secretary wrote Mr..
Fairless. "All that the Government
asks is that in the presence of one
of its representatives you attempt
to collectively bargain with your
employees. That is the ordinary,
orderly procedure, uniformly fol-
lowed.
Lack Of Bargaining Reported.
Mr.. Schwellenbach wrote that the
October 23 letter of the corpora
ton to Philip Murray, CIO and
Steel Workers president, rejecting
the wage demands, indicated there
has yet been no collective bargain
ing, but merely included detailed
explanation of the reasons for re-
lection
Such long-range activities do not
constitute collective bargaining or
negotiation" he continued. when
company and its employees collec-
lively bargain they sit around table
in spirit of mutual good will and
discuss freely and frankly the DO
sitions of the respective parties.
That is all the Government is asking
in this instance"
Mr.. Schwellenbach told Mr.. Fair
less that the hopes of the American
people right now are centered upon
the success of the labor manage
ment conference, and that an OBJ
jective of delegates to the parley is
preservation "of the principle of
collective bargaining in industrial
relation"
"It is of the utmost Importance,
therefore," he wrote, that your in
stitutfon g cooperate in this
very sincere effort to retain and
strengthen collective bargaining as
a part of our American democratic
system of free enterprise"
OPA Administrator Chester Bowles
has said he has given assurances to
Evening star., 1945-11-11
Chinese Reds Battle
Nationalist Troops
Along Great Wall
Best Communist Units
Block Control Army's
Path to Munchuriu
Ry the Associated Press.

| CAUNGk1NG, NOV. l0.-Artll.
lery and mortarS thundered to.
day along the coastal end o.
China's Great Wall, where tht
Chinese Communists best divi.
sions blocked the path of thou.
sands of Nationalist troops init
industrially rich Manchuria.
The booming of heavy weapon.
first was heard during the night il
the American Marine guarded port
of Chinwangtao, Associated Pres:
Correspondent Richard Bergholz re-
ported, signalling the first heavy
fighting in the undeclared civil war
The action began near Shannaik.
wan, coastal anchor of the wal
north of Chinwangtao, where the
Reds crack 9th Route Army is SOL
idly entrenched.
The wounded had been trickling in
from the front even before the big
guns opened fire.
Platoon Reported Annihilated.
intensified fighting was reported
far inland and also flared south OF
Chinwangtao along the railroad to
Tientsin.
An unconfirmed Chinese report
said one Nationalist platoon was
annihilated near irst-aid station
set up to care for wounded at Ma
tionalist-held Pentaino junction, Is
miles south of Chingwangtao.
Although almost encircled by the
fighting which - until today - ha.
boon sporadic, American Marines
had been involved in no new Incl
dents, Mr.. 'Bergholz said.
1t. Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer
commander of American forces ir
China, said today in his first Chung
king news conference since his re.
turn from Washington that all
American forces will be out of China
by early spring, leaving only 9
6,000-man military mission.
They will not, he emphasiz,d d, helI
the nationalists reach vital Man.
churia, from which the Russians are
withdrawing and in which the Chi
nese Reds hope to build vast, mill.
tarily and industrially powerful
base area"
Reds Repeat Complaints.
Gen. Wedemeyer said Marines
would remain "nonpartisan," and
would not make any further land
ings in North China or move te
any other points from their present
stations at Peiping, Tientsin, Tang
ku (near Tientsin), Chinwangtae
and Tsingtao.
Communists in Chungking, where
peace talks have thus far been fruit
less, reiterated complaints against
American Intervention" One REQ
spokesman protested against any
American financial as well as mill
tary aid, declaring that any loar
to the Nationalist government would
"prolong this civil war"
In the North China inland prov
ince of Shansi and in Suiyuan prov.
ince of Inner Mongolia fighting
ragged in what semiofficial dis.
patch called bloody, see-saw bat
ties"
One dispatch reported recapture
by the Nationalists of the important
railway junction of ShinkiachWane
in Hopen province although the
government never had previously
acknowledged its loss. It is a
strategic point on the north south
Peiping -Hankow railroad.
An official dispatch also recorded
the arrival of large numbers" OF
Nationalist troops at Paotow, west
lern terminus of the Peiping -Suiyuan
railroad west of Kweisu, besieged
Suiyuan capital.
/ Their arrival "appreciably
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Rodio prosroms, Pe. CO
Complete Index. Pg. Al
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tSee ATTLEE, Page A-4.)
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(See LABOR, Page A-50
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tSee INDONESIA, Page At
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(See CHINA, Page A-5.)
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(See RAID, Page AID
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(see TRAINING, Page A-7.5
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(See PEARL HARBOR. PAGE IA
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(See VICTORY LOAN. Page A-8)
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tSee WEDDING. Page A-6J
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(See HOUSING, Page AZ
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SITUATIONS WoMEk.

COLORED NURSE wants work in private
home, hrs, day work. Atlantic OSsl.
DENTAL HYGIENIsT. a5: Is years ex:
ability BOX 328-L, Star. II.
designing. remodeling.
alterations; ressonable. MISS BERT. 1880
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. university grad
uate, years legal experience; minimum
salary, S2,400. Phone Chestnut 531 X.
LADY. refined, responsible. former must:
clan, lineuist. office experience, accustomed
as receptionist, office assistant in private
business. Box 373-L, Star. 11
MANAGERIAL position wanted in apart:
ment house or boarding house husband
SECRETARY, engineering experience. &C.
$50. GE. 1864. 16'
WOMAN, middle-aged. experienced, desires
position as apt. house manager. Phone
DU. 9499 between 10 am. and 4:3O . m
WOMAN, colored. wants work as elevator
operator or days work. Call North 1903.
TYPING. TELEPHONE. bookkeeping work
typing forms. Telephone GIL, $685. after
Sunday or write Box 2S6-L- Star. IL
YOUNG LADY with slight handicap
which will not interfere with her worE;
would like Job as saesgi5l ,ag1 In small
- noon and pm.
TWO ELDERLY business women. sisters.
will exchange services four evenings week
caring for children or other light services;
use of kitchen in refined home; references
exchanged. Box BEL, Star 16'
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PERSONAL,

WILLIAMS. formerly opposite Mayfover;
reducing for gentlemen only: hotels or
Patch Guest House, right on boardwalk;
Nh N5 oasa %EssIeR 5ESR Mfy sh q o4s e Sept TO- Call
Cleaning, trimming: fabrics. stravs, ,felts.
5es VosuE aas aiSfz :aSaSs 55 sh f'pss sW
ADVERTISERS. ATTENTION. Your .d-
Ray Hollander's clever, big line Of sd
Rsd asHst6 aSp fa RE pToe.
sionally cut and tailored; early appoint:.
ss sLiP dovEks: CO; $3.50: p!sDs5iss; es9-
pEeoRAToRs, SEE lleas eo esiv2sS $500 DAloShAolf
G05E S api
oTiosse oTloy aTds Ssufn sandsss ana
aaaa ans' ao ana eoH eoSy 5S ns ss
now 81 and 81 each month tplus daily
green fees l51minYts bus fchsSpe TEN
Phone AL. 1000
DIR H. W JOHNSON. dentist, False teeth
Westory BLDG. 6J5 14th NV
Wrig<t. If YOU are IN need of loan up to
aG IaSE e nr sGsS BY pH6NTThe original wake
Details after $50 pm. DE. 5305. 80.
BANISB FEAR 4 SELF-CONSClOuSNESS
develop courage and gain poise. learn to
i. talk huenty and convincinely For private
Snterview phone MA. 34SS
NAMSTRESS wants dressmakins. tailor
S5sN. 1853 Vernon St NV
ROYtS BOARDING SCHOOL has several
Vaca bies in grades 10 Art, music, riding.
swimming and all sports. Summer school
and Camp. HOWELL ACADEMY. WI. 1888
DRESSMAKING and alterations: open eve.
nings. Mrs. NEAULT, HO. 4670. c01l
Columbia I'd. NV. -o'
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HELP MEN and WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, retail experience preferred
office, End floor, THE HEcHT CO., F ST.
BooKKEEPER, who lives in Virginia, and
has some insurance experience. Phone
BOYS Boys AND GIRLS, who play musical in
struments well, to join organized group
for USo shows. Phone ewes. to g.
CANDY Al COUNTER CLERKS. pleasant. we'll
paid work, part or full time; chance for
promotion. Apply at once at any PEOPLES
DRUG STORE or employment ONCE. n P
DisHWAsHER, male, colored 8 to IL pm.
S35 week, waitress. white. IL am. to 8
pm. ard m. to 10 pm. $25 week;
,Fy r., cook experieScsd So week 11a2
SHIRE PHARMACY. 5000 1st st. NV.
DRUG CLERKS, experience desirable but
not necessary; good salary, vacation witt
pay; S-hour. 6-day week. Apply to any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or once. II +
fEsIiEHVAroR OPERATOR, day. a1s1 H st
FooD ae66E ee6ENTER Tff.ssEE sCIERR8s: 1e or over v.
win train you for essential work on our
Uniforms furnished and laundered free.
MEN MEN or WOMEN. middle aged, part time,
evening and Sunday tending to store, go
ssnts sent hous; TAspEIT re PRoDUcfs, NC
Evening star., 1945-04-16
HELP DoMEsTI6s

AFTERNOON EMPLOYMENT. Us m.
B'Ea'as ih family sAs aa s?Sa'n5 ssssE 'aH1s
CHILDREN's NURSE. live in, peEWanent
and Frldss 81 il'sIsI and car ssTe reiepkons
COOK. g.h.w.. experienced, Is Mop
ployed; SIS week. Bethesda. Md. WI.
COOK. experienced reliable. Fond of chill
dren. No laundry Salary. s25 wE City
references. Live in. Cathedral ave. AID
COOK. s.h.w.. reliable eolored woman: $50;
Live out Ret nee CO 70. a2ol sooo
Ssiss Ss}sSsnss EM: III, l4S4: a..s,r. ~ so,,.s svo-s
not o1ef 40 must bs
two adults and three children; no laun.
dry: live in; Nd; suburb; good salary t'
COOK. INV. coiored. live in, 8 adults
laundress employed; high wages to capa-
e6 Rel? ss2 T1 sias wk .as
a a. wkl: local M refs. OR. 1850.
wants hnv mad s.boo s for boys
f1aT ana Mafef fer odd 0S JOBS
sHW G. lyas ANp \ cookiSG. eSs NC SIS week; fond
Of children; live in own room, with bath
can accommodate employed husband
Sundays. $50 week. Or. s3os. -
SRI o g. spey m n pensdn 1d in THE dEesS 5a1p
Girl. to live in, light laundry. house
work; no cooking; ST.; permanent. OIL
HOUSEKEEPER to live in: $50 week to
start, nice room. WO. 1892 If no answer
HousERaEpER, MS white, live in: small
house; no laundry Ga sare sdod Of d-mo c1ld baby 5a5y
and radio, So week; references. Wo
OUsEKEEPER- COMPANION or practica
gentleman: 2 in family. Call TIE. s731
HoUsEMAiD. colored, red, small family 7s5 ans
week; time of, regular afternoon each week
nS and eeYsy eyery other Sunday. Telephone
MAiP, shw expsIisncsd ads ndi~ live in IL: 7o,s in
references e5 required; sloo month Box
SIdG:v Nap; sxpsEienced' sSss . to 5. $50 week
MAID. s.Iw. Immediately, small family
1Tvins ITvi . NV. Apt. i. AD. 0 1855. l'''
% care sS'?gsS to ID sd ss
work; will consider full-time; health card
Dupont Circle area. AID. 1854.
MAID, experienced, part time. afternoons
for general work WI. 1878.
MAID. colored; permanent position; rel.
erences required: good salary. MARTIN
CHINA STORE, 1928 Conn. ave.
MAID, part time. for tourist home. 21a
MA MAID s. or sis' HousEMAN to take care OF
from 40 pm. until after, dinner; j da
off week; salary. SIS. Call Ho. 5217 L
NURSEMAID. experienced; live in. end.
floor private room and bath: other heir
employed references: excellent salary
WOMAN. white settled. for general house.
work and cooking; live in, good salary
m nice sams nnisars ca sH0% WI in sSis nss home adults
WOMAN. g.h.w W.; care 2 children; employed
mother; good salary; refer. TIE. 3312
ewes. Ma. 1883 daytime.
WOMAN, exper. g.h.w.. light laundry, work
IL am. to s pm, days week SOC hr
and Va. bus fare; Fairlington., TIE. 1885
WOMAN Tor woman with husband other
wise employedD to live in, upstairs rn., pvt
bath; do g;hs;w. and cooking; good salary
WOMAN. g.h.w;; small apt; assist With
redsfn per wR refs AI Se eH mn nss5 from town.
WANTED woman to look after aged in.
valid and do housework: wages. 500 pei
month. Box 4SS-L Star. IT,
EXCELLENT SALARY to couple or com
petent people to live in, who are capable
of taking complete care of rooming anc
boarding house. MRS. MOORE. GL. 116S
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored, 16, wants evening work,
will help through dinner NO 6437,
HOUSEKEEPER, elderly capable, white;
available at once; light duties; small salary
Box 4S9-I. Star. lS'
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored, desires en-
ployment after school. Phone RE 1870.
HOUSEKEEPER, taking complete charge;
no laundry; no children. Box 456-L. Star.
16s
LAUNDRESs. colored. experienced. wishes
laundry and blankets TO do at home.
sunny yard: good references. HO. O61".
WOMAN, colored. experienced, wishes cur
tains to stretch at home: sunny yard: all
work guaranteed. HO. 06l2.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
HELP MEN end WOMEN Cont !

MAILROOM CLERKS for assembling man.
uals, stufing envelopes. etc; B pm. to 1 30
a M. nights q week: must be able te
stand on feet much Of time; sssentia11
dept, DI. 1900, or apply l241 gath ST. NV.
MiMEOGRAPH OPERATOR, 5h-day week
$3.50 month: Apply $50 Munsey Build
SALES AND SERVICE, 2 positions avail
able. between ages 20 and 45; this organi-
: "'1S Weeks % Vacation with with pay. pay salary and
commission. You must be able to pass
a physical examination. In reply state
age. occupation and present income. Box
PUBIIC OPINION ORGANIZATION wants
interviewers for full or part-time work
for weeks in Washington, Prince Georges
and Montgomery Counties; good education
and appearance required. Apply Box 392-
L, Star 49,
WANTED real estate statesmen State
qualifications and past experience. Box
Tor
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SITUATIONS MEN tco.,. }

books kept, statements prepared. etc. BOZ
28IJ-I, Star. 16s
CREDIT COLLECTION. ONCE manager. IS
sale procedure. Box 170-L. Star. IT,
DRUG CLERK, colored. exp. Phone NO.
0060.
ENGINEER, colored. wishes Job. day work;
:,rd-class license: can get USES release.
Elk. 0510.
MAN, young desires position a. clerk.
Hobart 5027 16s
RETAIL STORE SUPERVISOR desires to
locate in Washington; fifteen years expert
ence in tires. auto accessories, batteries,
hardware and household items, also buying.
advertising, personnel. credit and Smce
detail; due to installation OF new store
out of State. will not be available for Work
It'll after June 18th. Address Box 104.L.
Star. L.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-BOOKK Washingto-
nian once executive, capable taking fun
charge: draft exempt. Box 365-L. Star.
ACCOUNTANT, public, can handle several
more accounts, restaurants. liquor stores.
wearing apparel small business, etc Books
tax returns, Federal and local included;
rea3Anable rate. RA. 1920.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est.
81 years; accredited. Inquire now, MA,
233s. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 st. (opp.
Capitol Theaterl.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed. Day classes.
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL,
1910 N Y ave NE. 771S.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
BUsINkss OPPORTUNITIES.

CONCESSION oNFRANCHIsEs Separate or
svu x.h SS esSssss,oBi sSs Ba;1S ss
syailaDls to Iight piess to 5ea59om r. eourFs 1nd
spoTtinE Foods and suppfes; o,FsT T.nissTns 4nom
snd sah' sah hoIe 9 saFbeoue Sa s9 stand minute
ana f,nae engoliment te Week GEORGE @ aasoA Eosef;
putting $4,000 to $1,000 into the develoos
ment Of an airfield as part Of a country
yestment with or without your services.
Terms up to 3 years may may be had on this his
inquiry to Mr. E. e: ADAMS, Bradley
HlS S9ans5S VES Sqs Reshssds Nd RI,
Hollander, restaurant specialist since 1928,
many clients ready to buy any good res
taurant if I recommend It, it costs no
enced restaurant specialist. no charge un-
less sold: have recently sold some 9l the
vs. apad BoB sf
restaurant specialist, 1909 N. Y. ave. NV.
Beauty SHOP, hrst-class, modern: estab-
lished over 20 years in D: c, suburb: no
WTnI sTmI suY OR spk RENT small lunch or
laurant, in or out OF town. Box 375-L'
SALES AGENCY to org. natl in scope. de-
sires 3 or 4. qualified in setting up on
limited time. until productive, lines sought
Nc. No; ias my to fauctify. Connections. Refs,
6fENiNe ter drusstone in new develop
as efs BUSINESS Hss n vs for GH $3.50
SEVERAL desirable ssssaq5s,nt. .9n,I:t
payins BUSINESSES: priced 5isht; terms.
frame bids. all eauipment Frisidairs;
JoNEs: SeSs1s 1sssi Muirki5k. iTkik Nd. anu i7.' O.
neishborhood: doing more than 81 200
GTs. ATTENTION ~ Barber shop and
psa' pesite Waiter i Reed Hospital. Forest Glen.
nRAFTED INVENTOR Of patentable IN
half bal TIsn interest s in Same same to ~ some one Who
i follow through with patent. Address
MonERN NaG Ihall RsssssTAuRANr. EST with lons-stsnd-
ins reputation. doing over $500 per day:
ss0e Rsy s ss yS5' S5a
s-YEAR-oLD modern restaurant. stream
das n spefy or s
near a'i large o apt I bids.; rent. sYs5. G with with
lease ham and privilege leg n Of rennE n s-roU%
Time SOf 81 saie' E s1s5So; % abous ssooe 9o down
payment; this is an unusually good shop:
4. PASTOR. 1923 Vermont. ma 24s5.
FOR sALE-small woodworking shop; .
good iE1 iiEn11estmSsnt owner has other interests.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

EX-SERVICEMAN wishes ride to Denver
or nearby; will assist driving; share eY-
penses. North 346S. IL
LIF.-Ex-serviceman will drive or assist
for TRANSFORMATION. Taylor 3617, after
m IT,
Evening star., 1945-04-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHERS-Many attractive fan positions
Contracts now being signed. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGCY.. 204 Colorado Bids.
14th and G NV.
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GROCERIES, meats. vegetables; business.
rent; short hours; money-maker; same
owner years; price, So, $50 for everything.
So 900 weekly. mostly cash; open $50.
closes Z pm: well-established location;
price, $4,000 for good will, fixtures and
cash required.
Groceries and meats; business, 5000
price Of $4,000 Includes fixtures, equipment
and stock Of goods, which is worth about
$1,000; terms. KOGOD d BOOKOFT, 631
. (Continued on Next Paao,1
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SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEk.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, want part-time
ianitor job with quarters, no children.
AID 7rlO.
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Continued on Next PASs.l
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Ply to chef. PARRoT RESTAURANT, 17ol
2ls pxsrsy + GIRLS. eo.ored; must be neat
meals. mes oe9spas'M xppiy Mr.. Wilson. oDoNNEIIs
sEA GH1K r2PisT F2P Nhise st nv some expert
ht Between SIS m. and s pm. to suit your
ea ms RTs Hobart sae
fisures Apply auditors ONCE, .WARbMAN
FAX kx a2z and to soTf I
when Whenever M called; must have PIX experi-
ment ROOM &c., ~ cAPTrAI TRASsfT c.,
36th and Prospect @ N ave. NV, George apn
fidential records; future Tor interested
party; 5la-day week. 1119 21st st. NV.
PERsoHNEL EMPLoYE to work in person.
mel and to edit employees publication; sal
In reply state age and experience. Box
s1!s ,sg. sgssr ,..,ss ss HOME. s IN sss
FsAcr1S2i Fac IA lstak lsstGaksE experienced. to care
sEs n sooa :ad sas
SS e
RECEPTIONIST, with knowledge of tipping
Apply 927 F st., DIR. SHAW.
SALAD GIRL, colored. much experience.
| Apply 1120 Conn. ave. between 8 am.
and pm. See chef.
SALESLADIES. full or part time, expert
ence not necessary; convenient hours may
be arranged; permanent. GARRISON TOY
& NOVELTY CO.. 1915 e st NV.
sibility. assistant to manager, experienced
selling highest-type merchandise for ex-
elusive Conn. ave. specially shop; excel
BOX 73-G. Star.
SAIESEADY, attractive, preferably expert
enced, to sell fine dresses. sportswear,
bathing suits, full or part time; permanent
Fred Pelsni0n, FRED PELzllAfa'b FASH
ION SHOP 1900 ? ct. NV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21

She is Miss Jennie PaSquinzo,
comely brunette and close friend
Of the former Detroit police lieu
tenant whose examination on the
OF murdcrlng Mrs. Young
started today in Pontiac.
She met Bellm when the two
were employed in the Woodall In
duStrics IN Detroit.
II know him a. fine man."
she declared Every one who
worked with him liked him. lie
was always doing nice things
for people. know he had
nothing 10 do with this awful
affair"
Miss PaSquinzo IS small, with
dark hair and dark brown eyes
She Will be- states witness in
BellmS examination She told
Prosecutor Donald G. Nogglc she
was with Bcllm for a short time
on oct 30. The state contends
Mrs foune, wttc-o aff army cap
tain then in Europe was slain by
Bellm that night and her body
thrown into the Clinton River
from the Adams-Cinton bridge,
seven miles east OF Pontiac.
Miss PaSquiif2o told the prose-
cutor she and Bcllm became close
friends -She sastl she did -n1f I;noW
ne was married. that she was
under the impression he live d
with an invalid sister.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
Hold ; Suspects
In Really Staying

Three youths, one a paroled con-
vict were arrested today FOR in
vesugation IN the Staying Of Arba
y. Hawlcy ,63-year-oid real estate
agent. in his Office at Eight Mile
and Sou,hhcld Nov 9
Those held are Mike Gamma
rata. 20 Of 1861 Arlington; his
brother. Frank II. Of the same
address and Charles Forhat. 20
Of l3i67 Maine
Mike. police said. was sentenced
Nov. II. 1871 TO serve four years
on a robbery armed charge They
stated he made a practice Of hold
ing up real estate Offices and was
named in Is robbCricS.
Frank. the arrcSting officers
added has a p calibcr rife
Hawlcv was shot through the
back with % calibcr gun.
The rifle and bullets were sent
10 the CrtuIC detection laboratories
in Lansing for comparison with
the bullet taken from Hawleys s
body
state police plan 10 send the
three suspects TO Lansing later
today for he detector tests. The
murder was committed IN Oak
land County across Eight Mile
road from the Wayne County line
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
Night Fighter
Czech Woman Seeks O.
With Storytelling Gift

PILSEN. Czecho-Slovakia Nov
20 tUPl A dIstraught Czech
woman appealed to American
army headquarters here for aid
in locating night fighter Willie
Brown, who disappeared after
promising 10 marry her.
Perplexed officers could not
find the name listed and they
Queried her about the night
fighter angle
She explained that Brown was
black-Skinned as the result of in
iectionS given him 50 he would be
invisible as a night fighter. He
teld her that when he returned
10 the United States he would be
gwen other injections to turn him
white again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-21
Legion Opens Probe
OF Care of Wounded

taken up with tribute TO Gen.
Eisenhower, who came here from
Boone, Ia, where his wife is re-
covering from pneumonia
The important rehabilitation
committee report wall I've a hve
point program for the bettcrment
OF veterans hospitals. calling for
employment of more physicians,
higher salaries for hospital per-
sonnel, elimination Of incompetent
personnel. retirement provisions
for doctors and nurses and eStab-
lishment Of a revitalized medical
department within the veterans
administration.