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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07

the South Hlgn Auoltorlum.
Declaring that the Union
was not opposed to technolog-
ical advances and mechanical
Improvements, the UAW-CIO
leader said that in the light of
these labor saving devices which
speeded up production only un-
employment could result unless
the work week was cut and
wages maintained at high levels.
He pointed out that during
the war, the workers were able
to maintain their standard of liv-
ing only because of the overtime
pay which they earned. Since VI
Day production cutbacks have
resulted in 80 per cent reduc-
ton in pay. Because of the loss
in take-home pay, the GIN work
ers were asking a pay restora-
ton of 80 per cent.
Workers Must Share
Mr.. Adde's called the attention
of the audience to the fact that
the 46.5 per cent raise in COM
modify prices which took place
during the war had not changed.
I'VE do not object to techno-
logical improvements, but when
such improvements mean more
profits we expect the workers
to get a portion of them, he
said.
The strike of General Motors
workers will, when it is settled
Continued on Page Two
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Steel Workers
Eovor Strike
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 (LPA)

WASHINGION,' Dec. 5 NLFAJ
BY a resounding vote OF
more than five to one, workers
in the nations steel industry
voted to 60 on strike if their
unions demands for a So day
basic pay raise are fruitless
The national policy committe- OF
CLOS United Steelworkers will
meet in Pittsburgh Dec. 1912
to decide when and if strike
should be called.
The vote, probably one of the
last taken under the Smith
Connally Act provisions, cost
the Natl Labor Relations Board
100000. Workers voted on
their own time, since the steel
companies uniformly refused to
allow the polling during work
ing hours. In many cases, work
ers had to brave a winter storm
to cast their ballots.
Does Not Surprise
Pleasing, but not surprising,
at least, not to members of the
union" was the comment of the
USA's national paper, Steel
Labor. Workers in the industry
were warned by the paper that
wildcat walkouts before any
date set by the national policy
committee will do very serious
damage to the unions position
and its future plans"
A strike in the industry,
which would involve almost a
million workers directly, and
indirectly many more in plants
using steel parts, seemed almost
inevitable last week. Industry
sources were freely quoted as
predicting a general strike.
Dea locke d negotiations
center around the unions de-
mand for the So a day basic pay
raise, and the companies stub
born insistence that the OPA
I1uSG 81 dIlI SuOSIdAllldl JllSC
ceiling boosts before they will
consider the USA's demands
Separate Wages-OPA
Steelworkers officials have
steadily refused to allow the is
sues of the wage raise and the
steel industry's demands on OPA
to be linked. The union has
cited figures to show that, on
its present financial footing, the
steel companies can easily pay
the increased wages.
Involved in the strike vote
and the negotiations are not
only the Little Steel corpora
tions, against whom the USA
has gone on strike in past years,
but u, S. Steel Corp, which will
feel the force of the CIO unions
strength for the first time. The
companies include besides 20
basic steel producers, hun
dreds of steel fabricators, and
the plants and bauxite mines of
the Aluminium Co. of America.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07
Skilled Workers
To Meet MondoY

Members of the Greater To-
ledo Tool, Die and Maintenance
Council will hold a meeting
Monday, Dec. 10 at Local IL
headquarters at 800 p. m. All
members are urged to come and
bring along fellow worker
with them. The meeting will be
in Parlor "r'.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07
Duro 0kays Strike

Approval of striking by en-
ployes of the Dura division of
the Detroit Harvester Co. was
announced this week by the
National Labor Relations Board
which conducted the vote. Re-
suits were: For-432, Agains-
SO. Dura employees are men,
bers of Local 16, UAW-CIO.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07
.Heffrick Union
Goes On Strike

Two hundred employees of
the Hettrick Mfg. Co., members
of the Textile Workers-CIO
went on strike on Tuesday of
this week when their demands
that the company comply with
a War Labor Board directive is
sued April 26 of this year were
rejected.
Tuesdays strike, reported to
be sitdown was reported to the
daily papers, but was denied by
Jules D. Lippman, member of
the Toledo Labor Management
Citizens Committee and head of
the Toledo Textileather Corpo-
ration.
Denial of the strike could not
be made on Tuesday when the
striking employees failed to en-
ter the plant and put up picket
lines.
Wage Raise Ordered
At issue was the WLB's direc-
tive ordering the company to in
crease its wage rate for female
employees from SIS to go cents
an hour and to increase male
workers from so to 65 cents.
The order was made retroactive
to October %, 1914 and the
company ordered to pay back
wages.
An appeal by the company
protesting the Board directive
was denied, but the order was
ignored and the people were told
by the management that the
government agency was without
authority to enforce the di-
rective.
Efforts of the Union to nego-
tiate with the company relative
to the increased wage scale and
retroactive pay having proved
without avail, the Union then
to the Toledo Labor
Management Committee.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07
Women; s Conference
Pronounced Success
Many Union Problems
Discussed At Meeting

Women of Region 2B ending their two day educational
conference in Toledo last Saturday the meeting
complete sand voted their thanks to Richard Goser
regional director who called the conference the first of its
type ever held by of the United Automobile Work
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07
Industry Topped oes
Conference
Both Sides Against
Compulsory Arbitration

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 LPA)-President Truman's
abormanagemen conference for industrial peace wound
late last week after being virtually torpedoed by the
stence of employer delegates that the parey back anti
labor lgsation.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07
BRING MUSIC

TryOut's and additions
for children wishing to take
part in the Local IL Christ
mas Party will be held at
Local IL headquarters, Par
lor "A", Sunday afternoon,
Dec. 8 at 900 p. m.
Eddie Hanf who is in
charge of the tryOuts re-
quests that dancers and
singers having their own
music to bring it with them.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-12-07
Lima JAW Locals
Hold Labor Rally
adde's Tells of GM Strike
Outlines Unions Position

LIMA, Dec 3-Workers of General Motors Corporation
struck in order TO freedom from wa This was
declaration of George Adde'S international UAWClO
when he addressed audience of
proatey 1000 persons here yesterday at labor rally in
Evening star., 1945-01-07
SUBURBAN sAls-v,RelNlA.

BUNGALOW in Fairfax Co... well con-
structed;. 4 rooms; metal roof; 2 acres
fruit: suitable for summer home or chick
tseted M e es FaiTfax FaTff 'esnas saJ11 BROKERS pro-
home in desirable
sections Of Arlington. Attractive terms.
oDen oolliss sandsy q PeIcE I $Sse Wilson blvd.
"a ACRES, 13 miles from Washington over
ana ans partly % open The house has rooms;
basement: acar sarase. Chicken S house ane and .n
iEsIy a lnsresse ooS oSisss q debt and psissd
um5ia pfe. fno Phone Aiexandria sss saa q 5sis iS
acre lot located within 0SR SiR aSufe q Lee % hwy
ami, city. water, fruit cellar. h.-wh.:
strawberry bed and Rarden: beautiful lawn
negR6orhood near Fairfax seies hish sehooi
aes g fa MS co kasH sss
LYON vTLLAGE-Ss.e5o. This is a good
older frame house, near Wilson blvd. and
Colonial Village. very convenient to schools,
a9d bath apsars
;iving, rm., dining rm. and kitchen on the
Ist floor; fun basement: terms gan be
af $sEpRooM MssSs HaSfcLo sGfScaLLoWaes aeos s57so $3.50
cash. $50 mo-. immediate possession; all
moderp fno% s4nyenieRss Lee Slvd miles
GGEsraoTsE cghSs sasIgfs' al Aexsndria ni completely
furnished 2-story brick, 10 rooms, 5 mod
bus; oil heat. corner lot. zoned for busi-
S21 600; $1,000 cash. bal. monthly. j. n.
RoH w. I'll SssS7 ss7 n oy.n wash eyd Dm a tArlsnsse
SUNDAY.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE can SELL your IT, pTope,ty 7 located in
III ai5 vh THos es i0E agiik Coz
g. 81 pfs wAsTEp hssane ,Shs oss or col,
Wish 8 on RM., cash. petworth,
sp4ns Easz s4s a0S s'e.
p e; houses; no commission; MRS. KERN,
WE cXS SELL p YoHR GousE In any Sec
ton 9th, Of the city. We la have been building
ss or many m ana s psIe rs q
you, If you wish quick and satisfactory
ssa ia 4FrEY EsfkeF SON sis ie9s ksnnedy sA
WE CAN SELL your house, We can get
ssfssqsion. sSs Il f., +; a HUsMSppHARrEs, Realtors.
mean aS Business. E 4. aARVEY, pi 45os;
asN sns sun oE Yof 1920 d,TR Thomas orsIs
value today. Our opinion entails n no q oslisa. ga
Sa Asa e. tS5 RsxIa,ns @
HousEs sS5s wANTEDWe havs ss Buyers y watt
6S hepseS & n siGs Fl sections 9. MOSS REALTY
house, gas heat, garage, NV. section, good
sSasli'iR SxsR foR AoMs, gs0 s-s rms, on or near
s9n1 o ave E. Ws prefer ref dsssched;
SMALL HOUSE WANTED, with garage,
fun basement. modern fully equipped
Kitchen; prefer b-rm, BUNGALOW. in NV.
p 6oo Goo Langley. or Arlnston areas s,t uE to
HOUSES HOUSES Nj NEEDED, gnN nearby ssr4 Md-For
quick sale Of your home phone HYATTS-
WILLIE INVESTMENT CO., UN. 4040, for
qualified representative to call on you.
Homes nrgenliy needed.
WILL BUY FOR CASH, houses in any
section, Of D e.. nearby Md; or Va. For
2 quick aIphonee any time to L. T
BUNGALow.. up 70 s11.ooo. vicinity
Somerset. Bethesda or between Mass. and
SIX TO TEN ROOM HOUSE in NV. section;
gas or oil heat; modern conveniences.
Box 2S6-Y, Star.
ers desiring quick cash sale; frame con-
sidered. Please call oRRIsoN, RIA. 5a1e.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for house
convenient to Mass. ave. NV. WO. 7641.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
HOUSES EoR sAIF.

CHEVY CHASE, ID. c., or Nd. homes are
of sa SALE ss .na ,nf pIss Es
72s 18th st.; realtor. Ma. o753..
house, viii pay fair Price direct e to dMneE 5amy
Telephone DE. 1853
CLIENT, with substantial cash, must have
l6 or 1s room house Immediately. EQUI-
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy house in
asights; : bedrms.. d' fun' IS Ssmt. nsesii can
Will PAY CASH for any house in Pet
tion; odgee free appraisal. D. J. ocoNNoR,
SsayS ho. SARTH Chez. VIII csss. gs al al sns.ss sssh
sfves;iy As siEh HEsdsEfsf we a aaa all
ITs fs ". sn c. Ss 4. n. ri MILLER Hl2e Development
Co for inner homes in NV. Washington, and
with us for immediate results. Telephone
PRIvATI PARTY will purchase 5 to z
p FRSM SgslycSw owSEa sTss oRgS Sevy sH ass4
ssh 70 sEs6sss Faf5 w. e ss7
set IN Rsa Se G Me nave es5 gs
MURPHY resltor. ca ore ATE At. asses e sen g. D.
INVESTORS and home buyers with ready
re tor or d phone C. sna soanR ass Mop Ms Re
PRIvATE PARTY p wants wan It to Buy buy soS1 or 8
tion Cali sH. 1851 or write Box 3e4eY.
IMMEDIATE CASH We will buy your
MITCHELL QUICK RA. s4is or DI. sssi.
PRIVATE PARTY, from owner, broom
EDWIN L. ELLIS, realtor, wants houses
am long established broker: @ "a any y SIZE size or r
price. 1910 Vermont ave-, Rm. 217. RE.
TWO FAMILY BRICK by private party:
quick settlement; immediate reply; give
PAY cash for your hos in
y II H. zf+ rs aD'sasa' call
small and large homes in this. area. Prompt
I ssiss dept. BIKE Really isfSA' CO 0niSSs "a.
NEED MEET HOUSE in nv; s-s rooms with large
Dd, Dd s5Sl @ In evenings and Sundays, ME. 1890.
near MI odt I'm and You sts. NV. for doctor.
DUE TO OUR financial setup. we are in a
price for your property; prompt. efficient
and accurate service. SLAUGHTER d.
Co, DI. 215S.
COLORED. any good house, anywhere, any
size for particular clients. EQUITABLE
REALTY CO. 1011 You st. NV. MI. 20S0.
COLORED-Cash for your house. Quick
results: BLACKWELL REALTY CO., INC,
15I2 You st. AID. 1712. Specializing in
OLORED-Attention, property owners, ]
am in great need of satisfying large num-
per OF desirable cash clients, who want
houses in NV. and ne, sections of the city
Will appreciate your cooperation in salts
lying this client, by calling DI 1894, and
give your listing to MR.. BELLO.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAND.

WANTED TO SHARE, by middle-aged gen.
tlemen tgentile). with congenial couple
large, strictly modern country estate and
stables. Within 90 miles of White House
Servants. foxhounds, horses. References
EXCHANGED. Box ST-Y, Star 7'
HIGH BRIDGE, MD. Arm. BUNGALOW;
cleo, water in kitchen: garden: s25 mouth
Phone Bowie 1881 or see JAMES s. BRADY,
High Bridge, Bowie, Md
FURNISHED 5-room bungalow Berwyn,
Md; hot-water, heat, electricity; on car
line; owner wishes board and room. For
details call TAYLOR $685.
COLMAR MANOR-5-room bungalow. fur
nished near stores, transportation and
schools. Call after II am. Sun. UN. 429S.
1-R0OM AND BATH furnished bungalow
SIS month. Phone ARTHUR CARR, real
estate, WA. 1854.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
HOUSES FOR SALE.

lsAsasH sps1tmsn. T.. near a.nssa "a
81 oMner ''Glss mmedase sas
aa%n ne DE- sb9sln sl
BR0oKLAND SECTION "a bedrooms,
Michigan Park-Frame bungalow, nice lot:
rooms finished on End dr.. Priced to sell
MARsHAIL j. WAPIE CO.. Di. 3s4e. si WIN
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS -.2020 Douglas
lent location, beautiful lots, $9,55o.
low ssa saS afx sap oas sfek 0unsa
Co. 2314 Rhode Island ave. ne. NO. 433s
Vacant. ne; bargain; 240o End st. ne
ssa5s slek samsaloo opes K sno5Toot s;ve
rigsrator, built-in cabinets, bedrooms.
sfrs at ags Sos for Srd bed
Price, 1880. TO reach: Out New Hamp-
bridse, immedately right % Seyond Hks bridge to to
our sign and home. Open Q to pm.
Brentwood .bungaIcw-3oo ouackenbos
bedrooms full basement. garage, coal
h.--w.h.; near shopping, schools, transpor-
tation; possession with title; only $3.50:
pm. today.
Home and investment-1ses Ingleside
terrace n.w;-9-room, 2-bath. row brick:
oil h;-w.h;: live in one 2-bedroom and bath
Of house. Price only $1o,45o; small down
Chevy Chase, D. C.-3Il3 Northampton
St. n.w.-Beautiful detached, modern, g.
DeQrOOm. 2-batl home. laVely r,t
tsched garage. oil heat. Price, SI6,500.
open to 2. m. today.
Vacant. detached bungalow--4o00 Cot
sage Terrace, Cottage City, Md.--Here is
consisting of Lying room. dining room,
bedrooms. full basement; entirely re-
decorated inside and out; only $3.50 on
terms. Open . to pm. today To reach:
out Bladensburg rd. ne. to 4lst ave, left
to end Of street. left to corner and house.
Call weekdays until pm. SLAUGHTER
q CO., DI. 215s. "A home for every in
come"
WOODBRIDGE, near R. I. ave.-Detached
10 rms, baths, oil heat, large lot; rented
to two families at S115 monthly; $4,000.
owen st. n;e., near West Virginia ave
@ rms. and bath, gas heat; built-in ga
rage; price, S6.S60 VIM N pRESGR AUES
Evening star., 1945-01-07

CHEvERLY, MD.-Attractive Groom and
bath brek home nspsed side p9r1
sSfafsa Fsstsg DF'ssd Efssonai5f
Ssh f R d. wsses sse aeshss
Quick possession. furnished or pnfur-
nished; An appealing; uncovered cot, cot
Isrse isHs p' iot with huge trees at one Of ths
highest elevations in the District, well
restricted neighborhood, near T,,ezs excellent
bI;eht spacious living room with fire
leading to the lovely garden area; an .s. at.
sarden weIi-easnipped modern kitchen; 5
bedrooms, 2 complete baths on ~; End fioor: g.
loom st aGT and bah n
rsge, large sseIsse attic fully insulsteS e
tHsnshss dless Box g sx sseeaS ssar To inspect ad
town r9g wAsT VII s.ssa ssAs1
price. have. It. There are 4 bedrooms.
: baths, maids room and bath: transp;or- sI;ac
$3.50 $500 cash; balance; $50
MpabH 6ncqans saT E saaa ca kdays Mys
in Whitn.y maple, tastefuiiy decorated.
spic, ,and-span 4 bedrooms, baths,
asss at aueR saa sa 0 ps Rs
S24.t00 Call Mrs Way, EX. $3.50: DE.
3422, weekdays FRANCES POWELL
HILL. exclusive agent. 1905 goth st. NV.
WOODRIDGE-Brick. vacant. 6-rm. bun
ment.
Woodbridge BUNGALOW, 5 rms. vacant,
excellent condition, refrigerator and stove;
only S7.950 move in on down payment
Woodbridge bungalow, rms, floored
attic; needs some repair: only $3.50.
Cottage City bungalow. beautiful, like
new; 8 rms, fioored attic, vacant. move In
on down payment; only $3.50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick, sunrooms,
baths. excellent; S12,950.
huilt-in garage. excellent lot. exceilent CON
dition; $11, $50. WOODBRIDGE REALTY
CO., 1881 Rhode Island ave. ne. NO. 7203.
Evening star., 1945-01-07

ARGYLE TER. N.W.-Lux. house with 8
bedrooms, baths. GIL gil heat. haan large closets
One acre ground with lux. house, large
frontage on wisconsin ave. and Hunt ave.
in Chevy Chase: S25, 900.
sfSory sho semiaFssNaianMs6a HFRNaM6r On 1o7 Eve st
NV. DIL; 1851, evenings and Sundays
Evening star., 1945-01-07

BRENTWOOD, MD. - Bungalow, 4 rooms
price. S4,250
Groom bungalow, bath, hot-water heat,
vacant; price, S6.950: substantial cash
payment required. DUNN & CO., 1898
Rhode Island ave-, Mt. Rainier, Md. Hyatts-
vile 004S.
Evening star., 1945-01-07

GAITHERSBURG-7-ro house, electric
ity and bath, corner lot; $500.
Washington Grove-6-room house, heat
light and bath; S6,500.
Rockville-2-story house, electricity only
improvement: one acre of land; $3.50.
Hunting Hill-6-rm. bungalow, acres OF
land; electricity only Improvement; S4 900
Near Ounce Orchard-6-room modern
bungalow, hot-water heat; one acre OF
land; $4,000.
Rockcrest-5-room modern, attractive
little home. coal heat; $4,000.
Germantown-2-story house, 6 rooms
water and electricity: S4.500.
Clarksburg-3-room bungalow, acres
of land; $1,000
Shady Grove road miles from Rock
vile; one acre. large chicken house, meat
house, S5-ft well; S1,400. FRED B. CUSH-
MAN, $40 Frederick pike, Gaithersburg
Md. Telephone 800. Open today-closed
Evening star., 1945-01-07

MASS. AVE. N.W.--4 story and base. stone
and brick home. Is rms, z baths. Exit to
flre escape from each rm. Newly decorated.
House in fine condition. Beautifully fur
nished Coal wv h. Priced, Completely fur
nished; $4,000 Terms.
r; l. ave n:w.--2-story brick row home
OF q rms. & bath. Coal h.-w.h., in very
good condition. Close to everything. Priced
at $4,000. Good terms JOHN j. Nc
kENNA, Realtor. 1429 Eye st. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1945-01-07

WOODBRIDGE, near R. I. ave,-Detached
10 rms. 2 baths, oil heat, large lot; rented
to two families at S115 monthly: $4,000.
owen st. n.e., near West Virginia ave
q rms. and bath, gas heat; built-in ga
rage; price, S6.850. VIM. N. PRESGRAVES
g. CO., LII T434
Evening star., 1945-01-07

CONTINUED on Next rsss.)
Evening star., 1945-01-07

COLORED-4700 block Dix St.. n.e.-6
tionary tubs; So. 800. $1,000 cash.
1900 block Florida ave. n.w.-5-rm
frame. cleo. water in kit: $2,T50 cash.
h,-v,h-, cleo, front and back porches;
$4,000.
1921 18th st. n.w.-S rms, bath. steam
heat: cleo. corner; $4,000. GUY TIN
NER, 1925 You st. NV. NO. 4901.
COLORED-Near 18th and U SITS. NV.
8 rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. coal; 1st CONNER
cial: $1,000 down. Terms.
Warder st. NV. beautiful corner. 10
rooms, . baths, good condition; $4,000
down. Terms.
18th st. NV, near Columbia rd., 10
rooms. bath, good condition; furniture in
cluded; $4,000. $1,000 down. Terms.
Appointments daily. MR.. UPSHUR,
NO. 0S3S. Ewes, Ii. 1920.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
| Dead, 3Huri
In Car Crash

a woman was Killed and her
host and hostess injured early TO-
day in a head-on auto crash on
Telegraph road, south Of Goddard.
Police are holding Elvin Giebel,
%. Of 23640 Superior. Inkster
driver of the second attic.
Mrs. Avis Satterheld, % OF
Buffalo. wife of navy 1t Hall
Satterheld, was killed. She was
the house guest of Capt. Glenn T
Sutt, 30, and Mrs. Cally Stltt, 25,
of POPS Ellsworth.
The Sttts suffered cuts and
bruises. Both were hospitalized,
however
Mrs. Satterfield was the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Clufi
OF Regina. Saskatchewan.
Capt. Stitt returned from the
China India Burma war theater
last fall and has been stationed
al Romulus. He has the air medal
with one oak leaf cluster, the
u. S. G., distinguished unit badge
spd one bronze star.
Giebel was turned over 10 po-
lice after receiving first aid at
Eloise. He is held for investiga-
tion of negligent homicide, Both
drivers had been drinking Sher-
iff's Deputy Joseph kovacse
charged.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
bowling Asks Delay
In Power Decision

Corporation Counsel William F..
Bowling said today he would ask
the Michigan Public Service Com
mission to postpone its decision on
the Detroit Edison rate case until
March %, because negotiations
between the firm and the city are
still in progress.
The commission had been Sched-
uled TO hand down its final ruling
tomorrow on whether or not the
Edison Co. is to rebate $40. 100000
10 its customers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
Truce Ends Quarrel
Between Clio Unions

A temporary truce in a iuris-
dictional fight between two Go
organizations, the UAW and the
United F arm Equipment and
Machine Workers, has been called
pending the outcome Of top CIO
committee hearing, UAW-CIO
President r. J. Thomas said today
The fight flared last month
when the UAW began an organiZ-
ing campaign among farm imple-
ment workers in Peoria and Chi
cago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
Police Official
Makes Arrest

Inspector Perry Meyers, acting
senior Inspector at central police
headquarters, arrested Edward
Delaney of 3447 Bewick early to-
day when he saw Delaney kick
ing at" a big plate glass window.
off duty Meyers was on his
way home at AIS a. m. when he
noticed the man al the J l.. Stones
mems wear store. 11427 +. JEFF
ferson. Delaney is held at the
Mcclellan station for investiga-
tion of attempting to break and
enter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
Refer Mother OF 6
To Probation Office

The mother Of six children,
Mrs Mary Popovich. 46, of 22417
Piper, Warren township. today
was referred 10 the probation de-
partment before sentencing by
Federal Judge Ernest A. O'Brien.
Mrs. Popovich was found guilty of
buying IL quarts Of stolen bonded
whisky
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-16
School Strike Ends

GARY. Ind, March IS INSl-
The Gary school janitors' strike,
which has given 10000 pupils an
unexpected weeks vacation, ended
when an agreement was reached
at negotiations between the Gary
school board and the striking
union. d
Washington Journal., 1945-05-04
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Stalien nub Sii6=C eiterreidj General
Mari 81. Glarf nno S~cfomaridnll
Sir 6arOl6 AleranOer 5eOingnngs-
los erge6en.
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bier i'm &DnigspalnIt Dpn General
lcntnant M. 3. Morgan in 8ertre=
tuus BON Sir A~lcranoer nn0 uun
3iuei oentidJen Sffi5iercn, Die Oon
|ietinsenboff nnO &olff ~repralen=
t~lertclt, nntcr5eidnct.
9amit iinb Sipii6en 100000 bis
100000 0emtide Srnppen aus benz
&rieg ansgeIdieben.
8aibingtOn - HrGiiocnt Srmman
sratnlierte General Marf 8. Glarf
nmo SelOmari1aa Sir 6arDlb 9llex-
amber al Ser beoingmngslpIen lleber-
gabe Der bentiden Armeen in Sta-
lien, ~erflarenO: Der 3miammen-
brmd Der militariiden Syrannei III
Stalien lit fein Sies in Stalien al
lein, ionSern Elm Sell oes algemei-
men Sriampbes, Dem mir erfuar=
tnngspoa in gaH5 europa eEtgescm-
ieben."