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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

Six-foot Seaman 1/c Frank
Plichta of Wyandotte is home
with new gear. spick and span
white braid on his uniform and a
30-day survivors leave.
He's off the gallant baby flat-
top" Bismarck, named for the
sea where the navy fought so well.
"It's tough to see a ship die"
Frank said.
AS he talked. he held his little
niece. Carol Domitz, 6, of 25l2
Seventeenth.
CAROL A COMFORT
Carols n great comfort to
me I'm her sailor suit" he said.
"YOu see, I lost my best pal,
s l/c Les ArZol Of Wyandotte,
In that deal off Two Jima.
Went through boot camp with
him, and through Leyte, the
Second Battle of the Philippines
oft LuZon and then Two Jima.
He's officially listed as missing.
I'VE had planned TO do so
many things on our first liberty
together. We were sure nothing
could happen Ia our ship, ever.
She was wonderful at Leyte
and, Oft Luzon, we pasted those
Nips plenty.
"But Two Jima was another
story. Our torpedo planes moved
In before D-Day, working on the
big Jap land-based guns. was
on guard as a gunner from IL
TO 8 p. m. when the Nip bomber
Bettys came I'm behind me and,
as the first bombs hit, the ship
shuddered md 1 knew we had
tough going ahead.
There was n mass of flames
hack Of me and the next 10 min
utes were anxious ones with all
that high octane gas and those
explosive shells aboard. But we
stayed for time Mt our guns
and got some Of the Bettys.
BLINKS FLASHLIGHT
when the order came to
abandon ship, we found the
water plenty cold. / knew n lot
of the boys aft must have been
wounded or burned. Those who
got off with me forward heard
repeated explosions and we
thought the whole ship would
explode.
ut was beginning 10 get dark.
A fiier with us had a red fash
light and he blinked Id OCCASION
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

EE Red Cross drive went over the top-oVcrsub'rOed by
James chief engineer for stdcbskeT v was named ma ned
director Of the the o oT snn"nced he Change
Rockne William 30 held on bad checK charec
Nice pictures Of Elizabeth in ovcral changing tire
p' Girls averaged higher in standings than the
Six MISC students were held robbery of Montys Bar
three campus where they aegedy took lot
Pic Bernard Buck with the 45th Infantry in Germany
IS fighting here in court to have his nj check
her and her husbands money on another man.
VHE Red Wings have dropped the
Stanley Cup pAyons without scoring point One more defeat
The Tigers open Tuesday Louis with Newhouser pitch
Fifteen Tigers made the baseball Who's biggest
yet and the feature. Newhcuer and Trout
PRANK MISTELE. a s2-yeGr-od Wayne T. boy, has greet
possibilities for the big leagues according to Muddy R"el
There is for the Tigers to pldy Bob Fee'
.g @ e s~ M Ad VIZ s sa4 r e G r o& % GH and S p
sonGug scored the trimming "ihou "9'"9 bat ne "dFed
complete ,oitho report Lpy Branch Retey
has take" PGeA % s,s off & @ do 1 d t % nm back INTO baseball '
CTEvE oNEILs arthris but he managed to get
Lou Gchrigs valued S171 251 in accounting
Hubby Walker is trying a comeback with Doing
This definitely Byron Nelson's year-he broke the compe
tive me- record ord 5 the M Iron n Lung meet at r record Of m
Sammy Byrd of this second strokes
chappais I Of N fabacE prisoner in
Germany
WHEN the Hurst brothers navy George
wrote their mother Mrs Charles Georgia
Sc & tn c SET s nn6 s pone WIRE Hr eS 5sS
Marauder pilot Curtis seebad home with
an Air Medal with y Oak Leaf Clusters.
VIII write next week usual
Sincerely
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Hess Held in VILLAGE

LONDON. April IA (UP)-The
Daily Mirror said today that
Rudolph Hess, former deputy
fuehrer of the Nazi party, is
interned near the village OF Aber-
gavenny in the Monmouth area of
England.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
s0sn, Buddy
pErRUf7uaWrMes

THIS is = letter 10 YOUR serviceman- It's q!
i about his HOME TOWN, the most important
nlaca IN the world 60 him. Clip this letter today,
sign your name ut the bottom and send u to MN
Wherever he n. he wants the news from HOME
It's IN 10 YOU 10 mail it.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PROCESSED FOODS
Bins ca through G-7-vsnd through
Blus H7 through M-3-vsnd through
June 2
Rlus Va through S-1-vsid through
July
Bius Ia thrssrh x-1-vshd through
July ~
Red T-a threuTh NA-VANd throngn
April as
Red Y-s through D-1-VAnd throurn
June 2
Rec IA throurh l-7-Vand through
July 4.
Red M throafh P-1-Vtbd throufn
Jaiv 81.
One lb AAlvsge FAT good for 4 rents
and two ration points.
SHOES
Airplans stamps 4. and S-VAhd
indehnitsly. Loasf stamps not accepted.
IsndlordS must 0xiEter all TENANCY
cHASCEs esAl1 rented SPACE FOR
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

GASOLINE
A Coupon is gallons. Wand through
June IL.
re and CO Cs1psns--s Eailona each.
BIT and CT Ceupoas-5 SALONS each
tLav requires state name and license
number bf written on eVery coupon
when received
Cas- fur soidisrs-i gsllon . dsy NJ N
30 days kilesKe record for tpecihc
auto must Be pTesenteo By soldier 20
local board.
YUEL OIL
Perio1, q. \. .. . and s-vSlid throafh
through sept 80.
SUGAR
stamp NJ, Bosk a. Vtlii through
June z
LIQUOR
Ratiss Beek q No t-vanc through
April 30. ! quart of whisky
hatisa Bssk ., Ne 1s-valid through
April so for BONUS. I quar- Of Gin
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
Suzuki Finding
Rough Going For
Forming Cabinet

San Francisco, April Gap
Admira! Baron kantaro
Suzuki failed today to name a
list of ministers to the cabinet
Emperor iiirohitO called upon
him To form after the fail OF
former Premier koiso's govern
mcnt yesterday.
\ Domei dispatch recorded
by the Federal Communications
Commission said Suzuki had
succeeded in obtaining the CO.
operation of the army and navy
in his first day as premier-de-
sisnatc, and expects to take up
naming OF candidates for the
war and navy portfolios and
other ministries tomorrow.
the composition OF the cab
met is expected TO be comp!et-
ed in the morning, and if pos
s,ble the inVc>titurr ceremony
be held in the afternoon. Domei
said.
Suzuki spent the afternoon
calling on former prcmicrs so
liciting their support and coop
Grafton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
u. S.-Soviet
Link Across
Reich Bombed

London, April 6.-(AP)-A force
Of approximately $50 American
heavy bombcrs, escorted by more
than 600 fighters, toGay bombed
railway yards in Halle and Leipzig,
two main traffic centers on the link
up routes for the American and
Russian armies.
Other targets in Germany, not i'm
mcdiately identified in Allied an
nounccments, also were attacked by
Flying FortrcsseS and Liberators III
their fourth straight daylight as
sauits on the Reich.
The German radio indicated these
targets were in the M~a8deburg,
Dessau and Chemitz areas.
There were no major raids on
Germany last night, bad weather
keeping even the Raj MOSQUITOES
from paying their nightly visit to
Berlin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
PLANNED AT SALISBURY

Salisbury. April 6-DiStrict high
way engineer George f. Rjkc has
revealed here that postwar road
plans in this arca include a widen
ing of the S~tatesvillc highway (fcd-
cral route 70) Tor a distance of APP
proximatcly eight miles beginning
al CataWba college on the outskirts
of the city and extending to Second
creek.
The initial section of the project,
from the college to the intersection
If the Woodleaf road, he SAID, will
,e a fo'r-lane highway of 40-44 feet
in width.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
First Army Opens New Attdck
9th Army Fights In
Streets Of I1ar1elin
Nazis Surrendering
By The Thousands;
Trap Whitfield Down

Paris, April 6.-tAPD-The
ninth army fought three mile.
past the Wcscr river today and
into the street OF IIamcIin, -
miles from Hanover. as the
first army opened Il powerful
new attack which carried %
miles eastward close to the up
per reaches of the river.
British on the north were
across the Wcscr ii three on
more places in fighting over
the north German plains within
35 miles of the great naval base
Of Bremen.
The ninth army crossed tic
WcSer at several places north
west as well As south Of Hamclin
and dccpencd its original bridge
head to three miles. This drive
threatened imminCntlN II ont
flank Hanover from The south.
The Germans We're in High, toward
the Elbc river, last river before Ber-
In. The third army on ,he central
~Thuringian plain was cIoscso to the
capital-l37 miles away. The dc
struction Of the German army con-
tinucd. The ninth and thlgJ armies
alone captured 25,G58 Germans yes
tcrday.
one third arny coltm. from the
eleventh armorcd division advanced
to a point 23 miles uta"est o.
Gotha and SO northwest et The
Czcchoslovak border, Al that posi-
ton it was within 80 miles Of Sax
ony and 80 Of the big rail center of
Plaucn. the capture of which HouIn
cut Germany in Two. The tanks and
infaatry divisions Of 1t. Gen.
Hodges first army drove both cast
and west.
Hodges troops drove into the
Ruhr trap on a 70-milc front
seeking elimination Of up to
I5C, 900 Germans sealed eff III
the industrial basin for ami
hilatiOn.
The first army advanced nine
miles west into the Ruhr trap beyond
WIntorbcrg. where the y trapped
enemy divisions We're offering 1heII
most violent resistance.
Priced cities that fell included
Biclcsfcld, population l28,700, Min
den. $4,000, on the Wcscr. Muelhau-
sen, $4,000. AImeIo, @5,62l. Ais
taken were HEREFORD, 10000, Detmo.o
| 10000, Bad Oeynhausen, 5000, aAo
Nchcim, 1000.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
Action ~RuSsians
Has Dealt Terrific
lowUpon7heJap
Tokyo Is Wondering
About Its Meanings;
Claim To Be Ready

Moscow, April G. (AP) -
Soviet kusSia's remuneration 81
her llNe-year non-aGGreSSlon
pact with Japan unqucStlonabiS
has dealt a terrific blow to the
sagging Japanese, who were left
today IN the position Of not
knowing precisely what the
Russian action means.
The Japanese know This. how
ever, that the Russians seldom,
ii vrr. act without good reason,
and they know The Russians h.
litVc they have a good reason
Tor ending the pact.
The Russians themselves made this
clear in rCnounclng the treaty, de-
Caring bluntly that Japan not only
is an ally of the Soviet Unions
greatest cncmy-but is helping Ger
many in her WA against the L. S.
S. r.
"a Tokyo broadcast recorded to
day 10y the FEC suggested The japa-
Itsc believed Ru~ssla's action might
possibly Be only a prelude Ii a more
breach between the two
countries. The broadcast observed
that, while the past has still a year
TO run, 4Ipan IS fully prepared to
meet any abrupt change in existing
JaDanesc-SoNict relations in view of
the rapid progress OF the world sltu-
atlOn.
In the opinion of some foreign
observers here. the Russians
signed the pact with Japan only
IN an effort to avoid a tWo-fr"nt
war, being fearful OF Hi.lcr's i'll
tentions from the beginning.
News of the Soviet governments
action. given to the Russian people
by the Mccoy 5adio four hculs
after japanese Ambassador Sa'lo
was summoned to M7lotoV'a a>tIcc,
created an electric effect throughout
the Russian capital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
SWEDEN AND CHINA
REACH AGGREEME\T

Chungking, April 6.-(AP)-SWe-
den signed a treaty with China today
lclinquishin& extra territorial and
other SpeIiai privileges IN this
country.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
WEAE HER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy and continued
rather cold today and tonight.
Saturday fair and warmer.
AahevilIe weather blt'cau re
ported 10 frost, low of 81. no
ice. Says no injury to crops
seen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-06
Battle For
Okinawa TO
Be In South
Jap Resistance Now
Increasing; Armies
In North Advancing

t,ioat OFF OkiuaWd, April g.
tAtl-idpdMcSc planes today
made thcir heaviest air assault
GA American invasion ships since
soldiers ana Marines of the tenth
army went ashore on OkinaWa
April /.
Increasing attacks Started this
morning, and ranged from heavy
To light into the late afternoon.
The tempo ol the raids indicated
the japanese may he making a
major effort 10 cripple The inva-
sion force and the next few days
may give an answer tG what
strength The enemy has.
Heavy American naval gun
fire continued to support the
advances ashore.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-23
Real Estate
Houses For sale
HARRY c. PEET
REALTOR

REALTOR -
10 PEARL 81. Phone 1871
VEST IS CROSS ST. 10 room. modern
house. large rooms, hardwood
floors downstairs. Fireplace: Larse
excellent garage. Opposite normal
school. Reasonable price, Terms
Interior being redecorated. Imme-
diAte possession.
LIMERICK ST. u block from Super
market. s room modern house. Gar
den lot 80 II. by $50 II. Price
1880. Terms. Paved street.
YOUNG ST. room modern house.
$3.50. Terms. Block from Miles
SOUTH HAMILTON ST. n block
from Michigan Ave. room two
family modern house, 4 car gar
age. Newly painted exterior 'ezeo'
NORTH HAMILTON u block from
Michigan Ave. . room modern in
come house in fine condition. Rea-
sonable price. Terms,
STEWART ST. 8 room house, new
floors throughout, new furnace,
large lot. $4,000. Terms.
CENTER ST. room house, bath, Il
block from Michigan Ave. $500
OVER ACRES. s room house.
$4,000 Terms.
EAST. MICHIGAN AVE. corner. mod
ern house. $500. Terms.
BALLARD ST. room modern
house. reduced. Price $500. Terms.
u BLOCK from Il. Michigan Ave.
5 room modern house, bath. stool,
automatic oil heat, hardwood
floors large lot. One OF newer
houses. $4,000. Terms.
IN ACRES, room house, bath,
garage. One OF the newer houses,
Lincoln School District $500.
Terms
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-23
Announcements
Legal Notices
oxpsn ron APPnAnANon

ORDER ron APPHAHANon
rs STATE OF MICHIGAN, in the Cir
cult Court for the County Of Wash.
tenaw.
In Chancery
HENRIETTA KUsrKA, Plaintiff
JOSEPH r. KUsTKA, Defendant.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
In this cause IL appearing from
affidavit on file that said Defend
ant, Joseph T. Kustka, is not a resi-
dent OF the State of Michigan, but
that his last known place or resi-
dence was Chicago, Illinois and that
his present whereabouts il unknown.
On motion Of william DeHaan, At
torney for the Plaintiff, IL is ordered
that the said Defendant,
Joseph T. Kustka
cause his appearance to be entered
in this cause within three months
from the date of this order and that
in default thereof said Bill Of Com
plant will be taken as confessed.
It is Further Ordered that within
forty days, this order shall be pub
lished in the Ypsilanti Daily Press,
a newspaper published in the County
OF Washtenaw. and that such publi-
cation be continued therein at least
once in each week for six weeks in
succession.
Dated August 2, 1915.
JAMES II. BREAKEY, JR.
Circuit Judge.
william DeHaan, Attorney for Plain
TIFF. Business address 1915 Ypsilanti
Savings Bank Bldg, Ypsilanti, Mich
igan.
Attest: A true Copy.
JUELLA NJ. SMITH, Clerk.
BY Irene II. Seitz. Deputy Clerk.
Adv. 5-92l
LONDON-INS-- The political
expert OF the London Daily Mail
said Wednesday he understood Sir
John Anderson, chancellor OF the
exchequer in the Churchill govern
ment, had been sounded out by
Prime Minister Clement r. Attlee
on the Enthusiastically to Wash.
ington.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-16

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-16

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-06-16

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Michigan
Film Good

FIIIL HIM MED AtT6Bf0GRAPfffES
seldom ttifh- odt well because
HollyW ood, instead of nature
takes its course. But every once
in a movie moon there is such an
exception TO the rule as Roughly
Speaking" the picture which
opened at the Michigan yesterday
This is the happy-go-unlucky
tale Of the life and hard times OF
Louise Randall PierSon. W h O
wrote the book and then sold il
10 Warner Brothers, who have
been pretty nice about the whole
thing.
Rosalind Russell takes the role
OF the heroine. who starts her
little epic about herself at Just
about the time this century gave
itself a turn.
The chief point Of interest in
this story about indomltable
American womanhood. Is that it
doesn't take itself too seriously.
She marrieS Donald Woods.
practically against his will and
bears him four children. only 10
find out that that wasn't what he
wanted.
She nurses her children through
every adversely from infantile
paralysis 10 war fever. and always
winds up beating her head against
a wall
She marries Jack Carson and
drives him bankrupt, all because
Of this frultle>S ZeSt for life. Per
hapS, were wrong, but. despite all
the tragic reverSoS we detected
kind Of whimsical satire in the
film which really matN II treat
10 us
There is no stella Dallas" sac
riticc about IT. It's a story of d
woman. who simply said "Herc
We Go Again and made the best
Of II IN "a kind of homely caval-
cade, which has as many touch
ing moments as 1t has great
humor
Space prohibits our listing all
the wonderful episodes like the
Christmas Tree" hat, the Worlds
Fair sequence and the station
scenes. but we think you'll like
every minute of it, especially with
Rosalind Russell giving one OF her
best performances and Jack Car
son proving that he can do some
thing more than pull old gags.
&. g.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
COMEDY RELIEF

Haynes. who has a nice voice,
is a perSOnable enough lad, al
though we can't quite see him as
the=aLeat ioXcr.
Phil (Gladoozeeyou) SilverS sup
plies many of the needed laughs.
but our favoriteS were Beatrice
Kay and Billy GaXton, both old
tToupers who know where the
body OF vaudeville entertainment
Is buried.
They're really tops, and, outside
of those tremendous, StupcndouS
and lease-lendouS production num-
beTs, are The beSt features OF the
finn
OF tha~ musical numbers. you'll
like Il Wish | Knew" which
Haynes croons perSuaslvely and
I'm Acapulco.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
USO Goes
On Radio

Metropolitan Opera baritone
Lansing Hatfield, now starring in
Show Boat at Masonic Temple,
will headline Service Serenade. ."
broadcast over WXYZ and Michi-
gan Radio Network, from the
Downtown USO Club. at 6:15
p. m. today and Ills p. m. to-
morrow.
Featured will be Eileen Faye,
popular blond vocalist of London
Chop House; plus Larry Paige
and the Pages of Melody Blue
Network orchestra. with Hal
Neal, announcer. and Fred Rivard,
producer. Service Serenade" is
planaed=aHd=wFfttCn by !. Lee
Johnston.
USO Managing Director
Glenn Longworth will salute De-
troit civic leaders and volunteers
who celebrate the fourth anniver-
sary of the founding of USO in
Detroit, with a luncheon Tuesday
at the Book.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Mountain Music
At Downtown

THE RETRO VALLEY BARN
DANCE gave city slickers a peek
or what goes on in the hills"
yesterday at the Downtown The
alter, where mountain music and
mountaineer capers held the spot
light.
The bucolic group. which fea-
lures a fiVe-piece string band,
ratified off the peculiar hillfolk
tunes in a manner (Which sug-
gested years of practice. IndividuJn
performers like Granny Harpes y
Wade Baker and comical Little
Eller reflected hillbilly characters
perhaps better than the others.
Little Eller is as tall as screen
comedienne Charlotte Greenwood,
whom she apes when doing a
comedy dance.
For contrast in vocal entertain
ment the Deep River Boys OF
radio fame give out with excellent
harmony on such hit parade num-
bers as I'm Beginning to See the
Light" and Rum and Coke"
The screen fare stars AL Pearce
with Dale Evans in "Hitchhike TO
HaDDineSS. W S
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Bond Runner
EeuRi HnfO.BaiH

q NIIl-p-the-wiSp bond runner
1roupd Recorders Court who APP
p5rintly imhibod little too freely
rs resting in jail today where he
NBl stay until Monday when
.lll-,ee-GeFald- W Groat thinks ne
VIII boz able 10 stand trial.
An episode of playing tag which
led the crrant runner 10 jail be-
Ean Yesterday when Marcus War
trI 80. of $50 ". Elizabeth
decided 10 harraSS patroimdu Al
Le Toumcau. information clCrk.
SIX times Martel waitzed into
The lobby and offered 10 knock
ll.r ietfnraua~ mead of After de-
eAnlpg the last inVitation. rho
officer picked up The flying
runner and hailed him before The
nudge.
Jail tin Monday" said Groat.
"\u bond.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Film Time Clock

ADAMS Honeymoon Ahead" l1.os m .
| SO. 455, 7:51. 1880 m "Salomc
Wnere She Danced" IL o2. ass. 5.54.
6. so II % p n.
BROADWAY CAPITOL The 1nformer %
Il I a. m. PAS, O.. IS. 1920 m Affairs
OF susan" u 35 425, $40 p m y m.
FISHER-"Meet Me IN ST. Louis. - so.
An, s.l2 y m. 12.o3 =. m The sus-
pect 2:56. Gar. 1o.3s % m
FoN-"Power OF the whistler" IL 20
> m 2.25. $50. s.35. il4O p m
Diamond Horseshoe" l240, 3.45, $50.
IS, 1 m a. m ,.,,,- :. 80
a m, 3 OF, s 54. lO.46 p Ia. The Sus-
pee, i;37 SO 9:2l p; n,
7.43. 5.57. eli, 1925 m Roughly
speaking" 1924. 3:4s, 702. 1910 p m.
PALMS STATE-"Tarzan and the Anna
IONS" 11.22 a. m. 2:26. $50, 3 "a II 30
p m: Belle OF the Yukon u 40, 3 80.
6.4S 9.52 o m - So a
UNITED ARTISTS-"The Clock " - m
1:56 4;52 7.3l 1910 p m. - 40 m
Sporting Chance" 10 SO. 50. 6.3i. 80.
ll:4e y m
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Bartender President
Seeking Sixth Term

Thomas D. Kearney, for 10 years
president OF Local 562 of the Bar
tenders Union. AFE, was cam
paigning today for a sixth two
year term. His opponent for the
office is Edward Trece, a rank and
file member.
Acting for the union, Kearney
lobbied successfully in the recent
legislative session for a law for
bidding women to serve behind
bars.