davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Hit Rail Rate
Boost in East

NEW YORK. July 1s-Ten
eastern states have attacked the
ICC order which provides that
failroad class rates in The East
should be raised in order 10
equaIize the rate structure East
Of the Rockies
a petition 10 the ICC By New
Fork New Jersey, Maryland. and
Pennsylvania, declared that
changes in rate, no matter how
desirable from the standpoint OF
theory on business, cannot be re-
quired except when the existing
rates violate provisions Of the In
-UCTyUdrC- Commerce 7ft-''-- - -
The four states also declared
that ICC was usurping managerial
functions Of the railroads, and
that increased class rates would
make their communities less At
racuve 10 Industries
a petition by Maine New
Hampshire, Nerm ont. Massa.
chusetts. Rhode Island, and Con-
nectlcut declare d that, the
commission has ordered an in
crease in Official territory class
rates without any finding that
those rates are unTeasonably low
and without any evidence that
those rates arc nOnCompeusatoTy-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
100000 RuhI

II Ecn Ruiz chartered Life
underwater raS qualified for
'se Million Dollar Round Table
~ t-e %at.ora. ASSOCIATION ot
Life Underwriters for The ninth
consecutive tine
Through specializing a cor-
r1.a'c refinement trust plans
-aI,t30c 'o'eI g.. Tic l-
---s-s-t---- @if-Hne IN ie~r care -
SI0-f l16 the major rprrn ot
vmr- was placed ve'a r.o
Northwestern Mutual Lie lr-
>4ra0cc CO n Milwaukee Wis
For tho year hc stand, t..' In
production tor al agents a. that
company
R.-I vHl be- horcred ~ ac
su0la, meeting and ou.rE 1.
no Eckor' ACenry a. 're
Northwestern Mutual ~ 'He
ES>eX Country Club lulv -
Raymond = poMlck. assis,ar,
director 81 agencie, from Nil
vauKee will be present 10
award the compsnys leading
producer s prize
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Dividends
DETROIT RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Sl 500 Gaining uc,.cs
=. .,., 2'ea-se.9t t,.;s, a-a y :s.5an =,
s..'i &. sai '9va5a' V..s - 40 i. II +
Bozn, C5gat. ',aechsrc, Mango. Can,
sEcosD RAct-ii t-'i ti 500. s.s.m.al. "a swear
s;eiapi.is. ;;i saz Lr.;soa s5s9.. 20 son SO
eis55.s3 Si;5 '',a1'i; a:i!.ien 90 SD
rahuh s5s:e Hs roo country Gen,
Ye..cH kitten. D:-moa. 'Wss Col1se.o.
sne ys!eiEs cooky sso .n
THIRD K.eI-sl 500. combination tasi4er
3'les..o.-s t-3.9nss
539 525,j Mls55a APES. f;; i:;.5,, $50 3s6 3sSS
MiiTsS' 4.1ss B o, T2'1''' 5.5. $40
Princess tlis. sa,one, Kena3- grunon
Dsrllns A!.e. ana Sc, O4' A!so :sn
FOURTH RAGE? 600. tae sseepliG,
Psr.s 5-yeaE-o.es fl..ouFs
.,s n, AI&at sa,.f.s 5;s''''' i5568 a9o i9o s3355
'Isf.town iLsytC- ~
H.H 4 .Bf. y ZEE Ecy P4a. Rose.I,,
ar. "a Mara also .sc
psac hea;
.rlfTH RAcE-s2 ,oo tas sa-,s.s Joe
3.iear-o.-! aae " .-s.@~7t
44i.Si2 4r5Sas.. sss.s ssnl.-'.; X..,,- so s.9 "a
ny ZscA c.sgEs., 80
Wiss sue Rav vsc-- - --,--,9
G-aser L!oysn sta. Vas, Pay ana
I sf-o- s.so .aa
SiXIH RAcI-s. ,oo t-s c.. p...g,,
cco'aa!nauoa purse 5assr-'.as .sne W {
g. 81. w. waaasagso 80 $50 800
Afraugfi@r P!e.s-c1 : s0
'Tass C9-,srs Ley.7s-t cd SIX
A'Fa5 5clstsn 'sh-ck..s Kors W.ac Lear
i1s Moose Seminole aa4 Islam Cir. ass
.Fis4
SFVE>rH RACE-.7 roo tfs Fer, wsyn,
P.tse ifar-c Is ane w. lis miles
~ ~ sc s Is bsy,en 20 SO $50
NifN!r4c-rsi WcrCac-gc IA
Tire as A.
rea Lssn coeIan sr.e7 sviaE,r and
EIGHTH RAct-se 90 ~. n.r-yiy,
conoinatQn. 3-yss.-o!c4.-s11 Up ! l.i6
ht.uQ'r fWstsra 500 $50 sn
ks'f9rl1s Hunosr 80 20
C}-Ia. Sp-rs Ailugsn' 20
..Tc - IS
Fs'taca;rn vaiains Dats aa1 su-soo LADY
>INTH RAcL-s7 ooo claiming. s.ys.-.
ksr'sT Fun Sf,clc is 80 SO $50
b'a-k Thrush iTs-7-i'eI $50 so
Ete Jane Hs-'uick "a 40
-ldy wss'hs- p--spe-. Jss. VEGA,
NHee tn- S'iPrier as ftn
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
More AiF'
Service

WASHINGTON ti> lS-AI.
thorlzauon n additional western
service by four operating eIiu's
and the ceruficauon of two new
feeder-hnc. had been recon-
mended today hy the CIVIL Aero
nauucs Board examiners m their
report 10 the board on the s0-
called West Coast case
The examiners recommended
that American airline, Western
ArlneS United Airline and
Northwesf AlrlneS be allowed 10
modify Their present certificate,
"a serve new stops OF lr two m.
stances, 10 provide nonstop serv.
ice
- The new feeder.lnes that The
examiners believed should be GER
tlfcated are Southwest Arrays
Co and Empire Arlnes The for
mer of which was recommended
for routes that would combine
regular and pickup services
The examiners recommended
The denial oi the Applications oi
the Coast Aviation Corp Inland
AIrllnes Lo, Angelo AlTvaNs
Nevada Pacific AWlines tbc RYAN
School of AeronauhCs. TransCon
tuer'al 4 Western Nv and West
Coast Alrlines for West Coast
operations certificates or modifi-
cation of present certificates.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
t. 10 Probe


WASHINGTON. July II tUp1
Chairman Elmer Thomas. D.
Oklahoma. disclosed that the Sem
ate Agriculture Committee viii
investigate manipulations IN the
rye market
Thomas declared that farmers
in rye producing states have COM
planned that certain interests are
"consplring 10 depress' the price
Of rye just prior to harvest time
ana with the shortest crop in 10
years in prospect
The forthcoming investigation
follows the issuance of complaints
by the agriculture department for
alleged violations OF its regula-
tions in rye market dealings. Two
complaints were against General
Foods Corp. and Aviation Execu-
tive Glenn l. Martin Of Baltimore.
Thomas said that. in view Of
the short crop and the traditional
difference in parity betwee
wheat and rye, producers Of rye
are entitled 10 fair and equit-
able price without interference
from spectators manipulations
70 depTesS the market
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
arm ers' Market

~..~ .~-A17lst no" 4iantfereo's 30 !
-r re- S8 !ss s3.ai ssss ,s q ooo5s . 81.
ns;Het 80 :, Sea- 14-qi case Rasg-
VEGETABLE GPEESS-CstosEs - :
'c s. q b. Chicgry 20 eQa-o sc ~
SisI,2s bu Spinach 10 81 So
rs o. SaHs cAkrd 81 SLd1 = ~
I-tn!p greens 80 :! SlaI25 bu ka.e
H. s!4.zS tu
LETTycE, $50 SALAD. GREE%s-Ens's'
81 :. slal IS b. Leaf is,,lee ~.
81 70 Head let,gcs So Sc bc is
"siae 70 :, 154 soc D. So.re.. 10
yEG[TABLEs ,snses.saeq4s -AsFsrssg,
..,c5 s... s. 50 coz oess 70 =! s. So
2s.a bg sse,s. tsney. s. 2s C. sehi
asss 10 eoc5ii IS su csr7S,t. saacFss
" s5c tof h-hs Celery. fancy 81 IS
" ''a, ,as53s sa ea..2,.-C 5 c''f,y r5,si'e, ''e,
10 !. D!a N5 ! 4os-s- coz e1hs
H-.se-a1i.h No 81 2tai so peer esske'
K0h' 'rati -. tt5i2s c-z schs Gee.
o1s fancy 81 oo1 sc-s - 6S5Soc
ps. ,gs ty,, x. a,. g., a., sc5, Scs,
rs. nnsT s. 2s.b s4 ~ rtss5so
Escsnss rec 80 aocFti 2s az bchs
,,ef en.r NJ !. doi. o'hi
".-,. ,'.,.- ',.', e. s. t,, y p y, J.. $500
1o'hous, s. s.'s esske, Tarnips tan-h.-
'-rrr SIS doz bchs - siei7s
Tl-airs t---sd - Z sccS su
EGGS-EStra lsrFs Sl4 = 7o-d'E case
sLre 50 medium - -
PLANT tlscslianeous Howsrt 'sn-s -
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
radical SCHElIIs

Y genera = SeC~ '.sf ~'oF
good stocks have established
s'roar lover resistance rase for
= further usc tIus' frr example.
s'eel ~ IS United Fru' a' lJi
Telephone ~ III and General
Motors ~ 81 Labor troubles
Pr sure and VIII te ono 0f .1r
pains a. rcconyCrSlor
Radlcal schemes VIII ,ord ~ry-
Srs down our loGica. backs Bur
the action Of the market ha, re-
comfy been too good 10 warrant
hearIShneSs Not only tav, the
majority risen. hul volume oi
trading has moved parallel with
prices and An appreciate number
q new highs appear each daV
The secondary reaction was
tLSht. and ended Thursday in a
turn around mon emcu' that
vas impressive
Above all. pivotal stocks have
done well. and investment demand
is shown by the action o! Amen.
can Telephone United FAt
Sears R0ebuck and the like
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Power So
Shows Drop

NEW YORK, July 1S-A de.
cline IN the electric power output
now seems 10 be taking place,
Judging from The weekly produc-
ton figures being reported by the
individual companies.
Output for the week ended
July IA Is estimated AZ about
4 300, 100000 kilowatt hours. or 2
per cent below the same week q
YEAR ago
Production figures for some Of
the leading companies in the
industry now are back a. about
the level which prevailed three
years ago-
For the first time on record.
electric power output for the
week following the July Fourth
holiday is lower than for the
week Immediately preceding the
Fourth
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
I7oudddTNe P IdnS
Capital Change

To4dane-lierstev Corp. has
FLED or Application with the SIC
for approval of an amendment 70
rs charter and a change in its
present capital structure.
Details Of the recapitallzation
plan are heirC withheld by the
comparr pending action by the
SIC. II approved By the latter
the plan wll he submitted 10
>tockholel - 4 special meeting
Aug. - with stockholders Of
record July - eligible 20 vote.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
4 taEs Mill
Net Wanted

WASliINGTON, July l6-The
RIGS office n Defense Plants
sad y knew o: no firm offers for
Tho purchase ot Geneva steel
Plant A. Provo. Utah
An ODP spokesman SAID con-
NoIsa'!ors regarding disposal Of
Tho Utah property had been held
Nth representatives of the L s
Siccl Corp and Colorado Fuel
and Iron Co. amonE others but
that nothing definite had hap
nnned - -Ari
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
What S New
In Business
Pay State Tax
Under Protest
BY WARD SCHULZ

4 few OF the moro as'ute
manufacturers IN this area have
recovered enough from their
CONSERVATION upon receipt Of
Gov Kcly'S "reconverSlon gift
10 take some steps 10 protect
themselves.
Upon d!scolerlne that the
provisions Of the new unem.
tIoymcrt compensation law
provide e for an assessment
retroactive 10 Jan l. upon
all those whose reserve tund is
below newly created minImumS.
they began 10 figure what It
would cost them
II IS reported that one Of
ANChlganS largest manufac-
urcrs-on the basis Of present
employment--Will actually be
pcnalizcd 70 me extent Of
$1,000. 900
IN AIRY ~ tt-tt, Airt-- sfftafaf-ehes
arc rcportedly NJ king tie
Te'roaCtive payment under pro-
test pending thorough study
-ty- ther1 attorneys a. - the T.
-,I'y 0i such Il provision.
And don't hr SuIDfi.ed q
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Seeks 10 Show Revolutionary implications

William A Berridgo the author seeks show
tonafy implications OF the seemingly benign innocent form
Of SIf- William.
Summing up program Nr Berrdge concludes
"He Sir WlAaml proposes TO stabilize the economy,
not at the average or axis but at perpetual peak levels He
the employ
attained during the bOoms. that
raises questions, both specific and
Small wonder, then that
expectations true without major
system OF private which has
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Roxy.Retdins Mai
Title, Beats Lewis

Walter Roxy retained his MWA
lunior lightheavy title belt BY
scoring two falls over Bad Man
Lewis in their feature mat bout
AZ Mack Park last night. Zenko
Zarnoff scored two falls over
Stocky Nelson, Stan Bursh threw
Johnny Silva and George Cornell
drew with Dale Haddock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
HASTEN TO Btf

Look AZ American Telephone
Is SOON aS investors HrCaT7C IT,
assured that. with Truman 1-
President tho attHtsS Mil Hni ho
robbed. they hasten 70 bIy The
price Jumps into The l-0-
But even then Tho yield D, above
average A. S6 per cert 10 I- so
much better than cash o govern
mcnts that oHlp patriotism we5G
keep an informed person from
switching
And II "'he authorities nE
shol~hng margin trading rs 20
feep easy U7UUCy FROM E--rU -r--r
stocks thcv VIII trd that black
markets for credit -r even
rdcr 70 prevent than fH meat
- 7d egg
Another aspect ~ fto present
market situation ls that ths assets
hack of many stocks have reey
Increased greatly Thanks ~
easy MONEY thc cash position
q many Companlc. hos been lw-
proved E'er with earning, woG-
6ta'e. therefore. purchase. mas
he warranted
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
New Boeies Compete With American System

But the American system also in competition itr attempts
70 rrtute = quotas and rct boecS
Secretary Wallace reported, been
rO5K urte ttf1OH tobg
The chief American spokesman for the formulated By Sir
William H. Beyerdge his volume entitled Full Employment
IN Free Society Sir William sociological views rest sc
economic theories and fantasies Of another Bron Lord John
Maynard Keynes
In view of the acceptance Of 4e-eHetion BY important
pressure groups here including the CIOPAC the attempt
the current edition Of the learned Political Science Quarterly
published az Columbia University audit Sir Wilamand
!nhectIon Secretary Walace
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Nail Auto Fibres Net
Jumps 10 S474,814

National Automotive Fibers,
Inc. and wholly owned subsidi.
aries report a net profit for the
six months ended June 80. 1945.
OF S474,8l4, equal 10 50 cents a
share, as compared 10 S74.447. or
3 cents share IN 1914. The net
for the latest period includes
profit of S115,296. from the sale of
real estate and plant not used in
operations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
M. S. Ruksyser
NJ. S. Rukeyser
Questions Beveridse'S
Economic FOrlnuIae

The sura prospects Of our competitive economic society
depends m no small measure policies adopted
If the enterprise system Sadded with rigid and lnleHb
obligations which inconsistent experience ana
poentak, then n be Sufocated.
Inc theological competition not merely with me pattern
of Soviet F4SIa, whom seeking postwar
colabora ION
A matter OF fact tho Soviet pattern has been in RAPID
transition
not conducive productivity Now within the framework
state capitalism and dictatorship Soviet Union does seek 10
include md dua Incentives
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
State 10 Take Over in q Free Society

Nor is IT TO be merely appendectomy the
raised his sights little
heart Essentially, free enterprise and Through
combination of public controls and outright ownership the
TO take oNerNe
In describing Williams theories which Secretary
Nace has entsaSias ca5 embraced
tIrucd,
Enough has been sad of sir Williams indicate
that II tar from state sOCiai>m-though
that except terms of the substitute
economic planning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
May Won't Talk

CHICAGO, July Is tUP)-
George s. May. president OF the
Tam o Shanter Country Club.
SAID he had no comment AZ pres
ent' on reports he had offered
Byron Nelson a $4,000 a year job
as roylng golf pro for his cluh
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
More Phases BIueprinted Than UsueI

Despite his silences
he has Apiciily hueprined
other proponents q
From practical standpoint the by what
ne economy should De described after Sir William made his
n5oroIeEailon IL The real whether under
Beer WalsceCIO credo shall American
record Of provcrg and better goods exchange FOR
material Vel-be ne Of the people shall be reduced
tnGcr inc american system tins country urlnacv
production and peace Our role pace
cTenta + rTeCr ryTtt Of putting
broth the ingredients ConGenal material progress
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

NV YORK. July IS-Desp.te
the record-breaking consumption
Of quicksilver tho market has
developed definitely lover price
trend
Quicksilver is reported offered
a. Sl42 10 Slii flask OF 76
pounds for spot delivery depend
ING upon quantity sought This
compares with about Sl44 70 Sl46
4 flask last week, and SAG 10
$50 4 flask z month ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
stFFoIK Downs

wsi'-sr ~.sep rack. f..-
PRS. Fsce-Li.f-i susE
Ssccn- Hs-e-v !Es FA'hef. Wc.fs ne
Hsr AI-s
Fif'h Psce-icyst-esT C-s Terra F--k
Bov Solc's- Rive W-i' So ,s.'r-
S.N'h Face-ATmsues Day Case J'r,s
Es1 Vin
ElEhth Fs-e-L ar-sv
WASHlsGIoS PARK
Vesfre- cl-lcy '-ars fssf
f'-s' Rses--Cers A03jrst Crans
kfn'u-ky f0Ss F.S'y - Le4lgs pcrc'hy
second Fs-s--Fsg3sus HsmsYk Brown
,fats Just DAun .ilN FluN Ca,Vclr
1llrd Facs-Bsrs Bsisr-s NJ S,ar
Youth Fsrs-CsnieS Mate LiAsou. rEs7
I'D Fin!strsV c. Devil Eisan0r Are.
a.s. lyt's Jane Ms'o- Jimmy Witch sir
Fif'h Psrs-ApP sk-orssr
sh'n Esee-povs Might Avenue sel
A.ecrny
Eighth Face-re1xocE cs-ycn
UMPIRE CITY
Wea'rsr. raining t.a-k tlo7H-
Firs' FAcs-G.suou! Dug'. Esssrstf.
Fsv'I. Jane Wirccv sr-rpa-
second Fs-s-Jsc0 r-Ia' -A-h- Aea.
'--sr Sea Fare ra's's Alo-,1o Co.dea
Cf~fS We'aDckf - CO.
six'h Fa-s-C.1 Jr,ea. care Paul
s..entA Rs-s--Jotln!s NssrH
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
S(otten-DiHon Votes
Dividend Of 10 Cents

Scotten-Dilon Co has declared
a dividend Of 10 cents on the com.
mon payable Aug. Is 10 stock Of
record Aug. s The same amount
was paid in previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Merce Aircraft Firm

NEW YORK July IS - The
merger Of Jacobs Aircraft Engine
Co INTO the Republic Industries,
Inc has become effective. the
Nru Nn,k Cnrh has beer nofIted
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
cue 800

cY'.CAGo July y ISs -HcGs-.o oo0.
rscy -7 S.4-s hIk St41s lss,y.
S,4 49, .f-s gec.gu Si4'-' .iE-t
SO lgr' rFh.S So S0aI47s PACKING
s-1- Sis755is Firs So 2s -
CA~TLF-5 500 stesr, 'r strong calves
F0r t'aaev nes' steers ch0i~s S.f 30 q
"a ~s1!-r sl2sOale -r yssr,i0gi SO
90 Butchers fsfr-s 81 fI- 20
coeE Sa8ff bulls 80 $3.50 calves SO
te 'ss1ar tter-t SscfIr -t -'-ese--.
s-se-t 81 - r-ps an hei'ft, So so7't
SHIPS 900 s.fact croice s~hs.
So SOC - 80 .o~w.r So rs tesr'~r-
60. - -fei.c ftG. t.ss 1S .eect-
arfs t-4 ro1le ro
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19
Foreign Exchange e
Earnings

rFoWs-FoRTAN pISIILIIRs corr
IE-a. yea. e--.as ATri So
'e4S taa4
tf' rr-.' g $50 go t.OTs st
Common l.s.e ts.re- tf3f s. 8
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

RHITN NANIFACTURING 90
Ftf1f. .o. s.S uontht Ended June 80
,s' rsotf Ii4os1 tso- "a.
.srrrEzE psr -er share tl4S e.,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

oNrfNLNr.i BAKING %

81 ~r-tas t11..g june go
80. 0r+r IA. $3.50 -o'
Es.r..s' 7sr srsrs Sos 3 -
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

seeks "a show me rev olu-
benign ana innocent form
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-19

Ks POUNDS spprsrtice allowance claimed.
xK-lo pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
Horses listed IN order 81 Dos, position
weather clear. track, fast.
sFiel6 hcrSes
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
New Express
Buses on Job
International Sound Photo

Two new one-man-operated
streetcars and 80 new 45-passen-
ger buses were in operation in
Detroit today on a 15-day trial
basis by AFL operators who
voted down Mayor Jeffries' FIVE
cent-an-hour increase proposal.
The union last night agreed to
put the new equipment in opera
ton pending a referendum vote
within Is days The five-cent
raise proposal was urged by Jack
Storey. president of the union,
and James McGinn;ty, a former
business agent. James McInerney,
former president. led the fight
for a referendum.
The new one-man streetcars
are in operation on the Woodward
line, having started at Sis and
5;29 this morning. The express
buses are in operation on the
Dexter and Grand River lines.
The express schedule runs from
$50 a. m. 10 $40 a. m. and from
4:27 p. m. to 6:17 p. m.
Inbound buses make all stops
on Grand River between Arch
dale and Schoolcraft and out
bound buses will pick up passen-
gers only at the downtown ter
minal on Washington Boulevard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
1000 Strike
At Paris P|a LIANT

The Motor Products Corp.
plant, 11S0l Mack, was closed
today by a strike Of 1900 en-
ployes and picket lines have been
.pl ced around all entrances.
The strikers. members Of Local
203 UAW-CIO, and Frank Don
ley, president, said they have
voted 10 stay out until they get
satisfaction -
Appointment Of a forem a n
whom they believe 10 be anti
union, plus accumulated griev-
ances, including 30 per cent pay
raises, were given as reasons for
the walkout
I'VE are holding n meeting
of all stewards. committeeman
and the local executive board
later today" said Donley.
I'VE would like to have the
International union back of us,
but il the international does not
want to go along then we can
get by very nicely without
help"
Company officials refused ia
comment
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20

Immediate freedom and resto-
ration TO duty has been recon-
mended for Henry A. Gluski,
Detroit soldier who was sentenced
TO 25 years at hard labor for
allegedly deserting his company
in France The recommendation
was made by the Judge advocate
generals office in the European
theater.
This information came today
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Government Control
Plan Wins i'm Britain

LONDON. Oct. 19 C1NS)-The
Labor Governmen was en-
powered today to launch a FIVE
year controlled economy, plan
over the protests Of Conservatives
that individual and parliamentary
rights were being sacrificed.
On its third reading, the House
of Commons voted favorably 1873
to l0S for the state services, sup
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
GIuSki to BE Freed
From Army Sentence

from Rep. George A. Dondero,
Detroit congressman, who had
asked for a complete invesuga-
ton Of the case.
Gluski is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hipolith. Gluski of 6717
Abingdon, who appealed to Presi-
dent Truman.
I'VE are asking not for mercy
but for the true American JUS
tice my son fought for" the
parents told the President.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Arnold w arms
L. y. of Peril

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 GNS)
Gen. II. II. Arnold, chief of the
army air forces. warned Congress
today that Americas security and
tie maintenance of world peace
{ land unification of the armed
forces with air power just as
strong as ground and sea forces,
Arnold told the Senate military
affairs committee considering
legislation 10 merge the army and
navy that development of the
atomic bomb. the W. rocket and
guided missiles makes security Of
the United States in the future
"a problem of the air"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Nowd(k Appeal
Bond Rejected

Edward A. Nowack. Lansing pol
itician and former publisher. today
was remanded to federal Jail when
the L. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
az Cincinnati refused his bond
pending appeal on charges Of il
legal transfer of gasoline cou-
ponS.
Nowack Is under sentence 20
two years Imprisonment and a
fine of $4,000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Meat Rdtioninu
Stays Until 46

WASHINGTON. Oct 10 nNS)
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton
p. Anderson said today after a
cabinet meeting at the White
House that rationing of meat will
continue through the present year.
lie said that after the first of
the year the situation will be re-
surveyed and the decision on con-
tinued rationing will depend on
the meat supply at that time.
The secretary said that pro-
ducerS are inclined TO hold back
much Of their beef in the hope
that rationing mi & ht end and
price ceilings may be lifted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20

plies and transitional powers bill.
Two amendments pushed in the
House of Commons by Conserva-
tives hoping TO restrict govern
mental powers were decisively
defeated. 212 10 90 and SO TO %.
The bill still must be con-
siderd by the House OF Lords, but
though some opposition was exc
pected its passage was regarded
certain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Police TOGO
Thompson
Deposit Box
BY RAY GIRARDIN

Delving into the tangled
finances of the murdered
Mrs. Lydia Thompson, Oak
land County authorities today
attempted to d eterm i n e
whether she was a victim of
extortionists.
Both the sheriff and prosecutor
were baGled by the knowledge
that she borrowed 1880, using
her automobile as security, when
she had a generous income. They
sought 10 determine why she bor-
rowed the money and for what
purpose II was used.
ANSWERS SOUGHT
They also sought answers to
the questions;
. Did she purchase revolver
last summer because OF Tear
Of burglars as she said. or 10
protect herself against persons
threatening her?
Was she so frantic for a pis-
tol that she applied for citizen
ship papers Immediately after
being told she could not obtain
q gun permit without them?
. What happened 10 the gum 4
What was in the cablegram
10 Russia sent the day she was
murdered?
NEVER HEARD OF HER
The 800 was borrowed only
last month from Mrs NanSa Cen
Ntile, 1922 Thompson. a friend
vShe told Mrs Gentle she wanted
Rto put her father in business.
The murdered woman'S hus-
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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Ask Strike Vote
At Ke|sey-Rdyes

The UAW-CIO filed a petition
for a strike vote al the Kelsey
Hayes Wheel Co. with the NLRB
here today.
The vote was asked. according
TO Percy Llewellyn, administrator
Of the Kelsey-Hayes unit of Lo-
cal ia. UAW-CIO, after the
company allegedly engaged in un-
fair labor practices