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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-07
CITY OF WYANDOTE
COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS

skids and Is to be moved to the
lot at 1926 >(?) Biddle Avenue, two
doors away from the Craven Motor
Sales where it was constructed in
side the building.
Thanking you in advance for your
favor, I remain
Jack Craven
Referred to Council.
Communications and Reports from
City and Other Officials.
Communication from Mr.. Charles
Figy Director, State Department of
Agriculture, Lansing, Michigan, &C
knowledging receipt of resolution
Of the City Council of wyandotte
as to the Michigan State Fair.
Received and placed on file.
Copy Of resolution adopted by the
City Council of the City of Ecorse
advocating the continuance of the
Michigan State Fair in its present
location.
Received and placed on file.
Communication from the Chief
of Police reporting employment of
Joseph j. Zelenski 80 years old,
1929 Third Street, Wyandotte, as
patrolman on the Wyandotte Po-
lice Department effective January
1. 1946, at probationary salary of
S184.32 per month.
Received and placed on file.
Report of permits issued and
moneys collected therefor in amount
off s590.65 during the month Of De-
cember. 1915. submitted by the City
Engineer F. w. Liddle.
Received and placed on file.
Copies of minutes of meetings of
the Electrical Board Of the City of
Wyandotte held respectively Octo-
Der Is and November %, 1945.
Bills and Accounts.
Wyandotte, Michigan
January 2, 1916
To The Honorable Mayor
and Councilmen:
Gentlemen:
The following Gains have been
examined, audited and found to be
correct. I therefore recommend that
they be approved and payment
made.
Respectfully submitted
Ford Wagar
City Clerk
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-07
Wyandotte, Michigan
January 2, 1916


Regular session Of the City Coun-
Gil of the City of Wyandotte, the
Honorable Louis w. Benin, Mayor,
presiding.
Roll Call.
Present: Councilmen Benin, Brohl,
Burke, Kelly, Rouse, Schultz.
Absent: None.
Minutes.
Motion by Councilman Kelly,
supported by Councilman Burke,
that the reading of the minutes of
the last meeting be dispensed with
and the same stand approved as
recorded.
Yeas: Councilmen Benin, Brohl,
Burke, Kelly, Rouse, Schultz.
Nays: None.
Opening of Bids.
Opening of bids for set of Mich
igan Reports.
The following proposals were re-
ceived for furnishing the Justice
Courts Of the City of Wyandotte
one set of Michigan Reports.
Callaghan and Company, 4O1-4O9
East Ohio Street Chicago, Ill.
Michigan Supreme Court Reports
Harrington ID, Walker ID, Doug
las ID and Volumes / to $40 in
elusive at $4,000 each 80. .S628O0
Less so cash discount $50. 37.68
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-07

PAYROLLS
Public Service .$1463.O6
Public Buildings ........... 155.48
Construction ............... 1929
Public Buildings ........... 1856
Parks ................ 564O3
Sewers ..................... 469.O4
1894. as
TOTAL ..................$ 6342.94
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-07

FOR SALE
DIX HIGHWAY, near King.
ga acres, two houses. 1872
feet frontage.
BIDDLE. near Ludington
Income. five rooms and
bath down. four and bath
up. Hot air heat. Three car
garage. 46-ft. frontage on
Biddle. 100-ft. deep. 75-ft.
wide in back.
GRANGE ROAD. near King
-13 acres. 5 room house.
oil heat: chicken house,
l5'x20' barn. 1890 root eel.
lar. l5'x30 corn crib. Gar
age 10'x18' 200 chickens and
brooder, goat, e bbits. farm
tools. Fenced all around
Buildings all new.
VASSAR NEAR B1DDLE-
5 rooms and bath. No
easement. $3.50 Terms.
NORTHLINE. near Morton
view - ga acres. Detroit
water. $4,000 terms. $500
cash.
BURR. NEAR TELEGRAPH
IS rooms and bath: full
basement: hot air heat: Q
car garage.
18th STREET. north of
Northline - Three bed
room frame. living room,
iinette. kitch n: utility
room. hot water heat. Large
single garage. Good lands
gaping.
HAVE CASH BUYERS
for FLATS and SINGLES
Houseman-S pitzleY
Corp.
G. E. HILL
949 FORD AVENUE
Phone 0858
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-07

WHITE enamel gas range, Al con-
dition. Reasonable. Call 2116-W
(348OC)
6 Gu. FIT. refrigerator. Inquire 2e76
And St., Phone 2788-R. (3493C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-07
FOR SALE-LOTS

LOT for sale-12th ST., one block
off Northline. $3.50. Inquire 1914
Oak st. Call O984-J. (3453C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-07

EQUITY in new five room house
and furniture. Apply 1888 18th
st., between and 9 p. m. (3478C)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-07

SIX rooms and bath, three bed
rooms. Extra lot, garage. Priced
reasonable. $500 down. Inquire
4241 Seventeenth st. (3385C)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09

iere Gage nur 5uriidfebren fonnen,
menn itd oie Weniden mieOer @ott
5utpenoen," erflarte Der &aroinol.
Ser &rieg lit 3par poriiber, aber
Srieoe lit ni6t eingefebrt. Sffenltdt-
li6 fann es feinen 5rieoen geben,
Iolange Wa6t nidt nit @eredtig-
felt gepaart lit.
rgs lit feline 8ere1tigfeit, tpenn
Die oeuti6en &riegsgefangenen inn
mer nod nibt berruseegeben tDer-
BEN. 8enn Sauienbe bon 0eutl6en,
Die feline aftipe 8eteiligung am Na5i=
Hegime batten, INNER nod bon ben
Siegern obne 8erbor in @efdngnii-
ien 1tnb &on5entrationslagern feit-
gebalten peroen.
y@ir befinben uns melt bonn Srie>
Sen entfernt, tpenn bie uni6uloigen
nit ben S6uloigen .perurteilt ner>
oen, penn gan5e 8olfer geipalti iamer-
neiie bon ibrer Seinat pertrieben
meroen - ipie bas iebt NIT Weillio-
men bon 0eutl6en in ben oltli6en
@ebieten seibiebt, pabreno oie iibri-
ge @elt nit elmer Serl6porung oes
S6tpeigens bariiber binpeg5ugeben
i6eint.
Scum, ba Der SaB bic 8elt 5er=
itort fat, lit bie 3eit gefommen, oa
Die 2iebe Ben SaB iiberpinoen muB. "
No6 bem @ottesoienlt empfingen
Die oeutiden &aroindle fiinf5ig oeut>
i6e 5elogeiitlibe, Die itf nod in
@efangenenlagern in Stalien befin-
BEN. slm Gage 5rpor lparen bieie
5elogeiltli6en bon &aroinal bon
Saulbaber bon Oeiin6en uno &ar-
oinal Soiepb Strings bon &oln be-
iu6t Doroen. Inter 2eitung oes Sc
luitenpaters 8ilbelm 8unola6 ma-
6en tie in Sicarello grer5itien our6.
Sort beiu6te tie aub &aroinal &on-
rao bon Grepiing. gsad ieiner sln=
ipra6e betete &aroinal BON 6aulba=
ber fir Die fiinfuno5man5igtauien
oeuti6en &riegsgefangenen, Ote int>
mer nod IN SStalien feltgebalten mer=
Sen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09

bern man faGt ibnen nur 5u bdufig
in ben Irnl tpenn lie it6 aus eigenen
araften belfen moIlen. 0ie r8or.
idriften" iino aamabtig; iie uerben
um ieoen Breis ein9ebalten, gleif]-
giiltig, oh tie BEN Serbdltnilien ges
re6t Deroen ODER niGt. 60 erbalt
Ser 3eutide Sen @inorud, baB boie
abliGt I'M Spiel iei, oaB er an Der
2inoerung Oes gtotltanoes gebinoert
merOe, neil man Oieien belpuBt per-
langern polle. 9a5u fommt Die I'M
5ulangli6feit manber llnteren 8elat-
ungsfunftionGre, Oenen bas Ser
ItdnOnis fir Die gepaltige 8eoeutung
ibrer slufgabe uno Die politiide
Sraglpeite hires Gerboltens ab5u.
geben ideint. Die amerifoniiden
Observation-Disclosures beleu6te-
ten blisartig oie &riie, pel6e oie
amerifanii6e 9eiotung gegenpartig
our6ma6t. Sic l1n5ufrieoenbeit Der
Sruppen lit nur cine Seite Der gr-
iheinung. Sic iiberltiir5te 9emobis
liiation, Die ourd Oie 0ffentlibe Wei-
nung in ben Ser. Staaten er5tpungen
miro, brabte au6 Die Otilitdroer-
maltung in ltnoronung. 3ablreihe
tiittige &rdfte muBten beingei6idt
peroen, obne OuB fiir ite Elm polltpers
tiger grlab gefl,noen 1peroen fonn=
te. Die Gienltmiioi9feit 1lno oos gnt=
laiiungSfieber beeintrdftigen BEN
s(rbeitseifer Ser 3uriifgeblie6enen,
bie ii6 ben @eimgefebrten gegeniiber
benahtelligt fiiblen ltno oft nur Elm
ein5igeS 3iel fennen, - ebenfallS
m0gli6it raid oas 5erriittete europa
5u DerlaIien llnO in 9lmerifa in oas
5ipile 2eben ein5utreten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09
pap1t urrurtrilt
ntht allr Deutfdrrn

9lus &om 1puroe leste 8o6e ge=
meloet:
Die Gatia6e, baB Bapit 9ius XII.
orei oeutl6e &arbinGle ernannt bot,
iagte &aroinal @raf &lemens Mu=
quit bon @alen BON MIni ter in Ell
ner Breoigt in Der Bis auf BEN lesten
Blat gefiillten Stride Santa Maria
bea' Mnima, lit Elm beutli6er 8e-
neis bafiir, oaB er oas oeuti6e Golf
nibt in ieiner @eiamtbeit berurteilt.
Sic 8orte tpuroen geipro6en anldB=
lib zines feierli6en Sc 9eums fir
Die Mitglieber Der 0iterrei6ii6en
unb oeuti6en &olonie in &om.
~gs i6eint, baB oie iibrige 8elt
aue 0eutiden obne ltnteri6ieo ber=
antiportli6 bGlt fir bie 8erbre6en,
mel6e BON 9el1tlden periibt poroen
iino," erfldrte Der meltfGlii6e Sir
6enfiirt. ugs iiebt iogar aus, als
oh biele Die slbiidt batten, oas oeut=
ide 8olf noaltdnoig 81 bernicbten.
uAaen bieien bat Der 81. Sater es
flar gemadt, oaB er NIT ibnen ni6t
iibereinitimn1t. gr ldBt feinen 3nei-
fel bariiber, baB er als lnparteiil6er
8eoba6ter oas OeutIde 8olf tueiter
ais Elm Weitglieo ser meni6liben @e-
leul6aft betradtet, pel6es iomit
sleiGe 8ebanblung uie anOere Sea-
tionen berbient."
ugs fann ni6t beitritten 1per6en, -"
fubr Ser &arbinal fort, roaB bon
0eutl6en fur6tbare Wfiiietaten ee-
gen onbere 8olfer beriibt moroen
iin6. 9od gleides l1nredt lit ben
0eutI9en ielb1t 5ugefiigt iDorbeH, Die
i6per unter ibren 8eoriidern 5u Iei-
ben batten. Ni6t nur glnslanoer be-
fanoen itb in ben &on5entrations-
lagern, ionbern auh biele 9eutide
8rieiter uno 2aien -, oie l1naus-
ipre1li1es erbuloen muBten."
Ser &arbinal tpies oarauf bin,
baB Sebler ni6t nur in 9eutIdIano
gema6t tporoen iinb. sic paren Die
Solge Der Muflebnung gegen @ott,
Die i'm 2aufe Der Sabrbunoerte aub
in anberen 2anbern itattfanb.
u@as Deuti6lano augenblidli6
ourdmad)t, iollte eine @arnung iein
fir Die geianlte Wenidbeit, baB bei-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09

fatboIii1en 8io5eien Brieiter lnb
Ronnen ipitematiid beportiert tper-
ben.
,8ur1 bieie Sanblungsneiie rn-
terltiisen Die fommuniItiiden gebor-
ben ben i6ismatiihen 8atriarben
bon Wosfau, gllerei Der Die rutbe-
niiben &atbolifen aufgeforoert bot,
iid bonn 8atifan los5uiagen, erflar-
te &aroinal Silierant.
v9a es I'M GuBlanb praftii6 feline
anbere driitli6e Stride gibt auBer
Der ortboboren bon Mosfau, lautet
Ser Sagesbefebl, Dob Die rutbenii6-
fatbolii1e Stride BON Der 8ilofldde
perlhninoen mrB," neritderte ser
Gir6enfiirit. &utbenien NOR friiber
oie &arpatbo- Ukraine Si6e6oilopa-
fiens, tpnrOe aber bon Der Srager
Hegierung an GuBlano abgetreten.
Sen Hutbenen bleibt nur bie
8abl 5piiden Sdisma ooer Wartp-
riunL" fubr ser &aroinal fort. yWtar-
tprium aber beoeutet: Gerbaftung,
Deportation nod 9liten, 3u6tbaus,
3nanesarbeit, 500. Brielter, Wit=
glieber religioier Sroen l1no Sdne=
ltern peroen ipitematii6 oeportiert.
Gs i6eint, als Oh bereits Elm Sinf=
tel Der 8meitauieno @eiitli6en Der
ltbenii6sfatboliiben Stride oieies
Sdidlal erlitten bat.
ySGuier tperoen ben Sroen meg
genommen. SSSn ben ltnteren &arpas
tben iino bic fatbolii6en S6ulen un=
teroriidt moroen; ibr gigentun
muroe bonn Staat bei6lagnabnt; Die
Hreoigten meroen 5eniiert; @eiitlide
Derben ibres ginfommens beraubt
uno miiiien forperlt6e slrbeit pers
rt6ten, INN ibr Seben 5u friIten.
&ommuniitii6e Bropaganoiiten bal.
ten in ben 9orfern Seriammlungen
ab llno forhern Die 8epobner auf,
Ser ortboopren Stride BON Mosfall
bei5utreten. Gin GbnltGer 0rud piro
auf bie Brielter ausgeiibt, Die 0ffent,
li6 als ,Solfsfeinoe' angepranger1
peroen. Mit an BEN fur6tbaren Sol,
gen, Die 10 ettuas na6 ii6 5iebt.
u9em Seminar in Otunfacs bat
man oie @ebGuli6feiten ipeggenoms
men, uno minoeltens fiinf5ig &ir6en
bieier 0io5eie iino Ben fatboliiden
@emeinoen peggenommen uno Der
ortboboren ausgebGnoigt 1porben
Snfolgeoeiien meigern lib Sunoert.
taulenoe bon Hutbenen uno llfrai,
nern nit aller 8eipalt, na6 bem Sc.
biet oitli6 Der Gur5on=Sinie abtranss
portiert 5u tperoen.
uSieftraurige S5enen baben iid
in Bayern Der 8eri6leppten ir
9euti6lano ereignet, besglei6en ir
Selterreid, Stalten uno ionIttpo, be
rem Sniaiien iid neigern, na6 Sau
lie gebrabt 5u lperben, oa oies nul
Geribleppung na6 Sibirien, ia piel
let6t ben 500 our6 gri6ieBen be
oeutet.
v8ies lit unmeni6lib, un6riitlid
uno cine Gerletung Der nenl6li6er
Sreibeit. @enn oas @noe bes &rie
ges bas gnoe oes ,Iiplre6tes' beoeu
tet, bonn bat Die Weni6beit ieber
8egriff bon @ere6tigfeit lnb 2ieb'
eingebiiBt."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09

tpiiroe obne tpeiteres zines 8eiieren
belebrt, ipenn er ben Heoen bes Sap
ties Iauidte. 3. 9. Die aniprade, Die
er i'm gebeimen &onitItorium iiber
Die @eltlage 1nosWenl l6beit belt, lit
MODERN nie nidts anoeres. @abreno
Die 9iplomaten uno Solfsoelegaten
uno Bolitifer unb iogenannten Sa6<
perItdnoigen un6 Die Militdrs ibre
&unlt, nit piel @orten tpenig 5u ia=
gen, 1no nod tpeniger 5ultanoe 5u
bringen 5etgen uno in ibrem pielen
@ereoe MIR linn BEN beiBen 8rei
berumgeben", reoet au6 Ser Gapit.
slber pie gang anoerS er! 8ie DeiB
er Die &ranfbeit unierer gelt 81
biagnolieren, pie Die re6ten Sell
mittel 5u berl6reiben! 8ie ia6per-
itdnoli6 legt er Die @ur5el bes gan>
gen l1ebels blob! Cine iiber ben gans
sen S6porn Der li6 peiie oiinfen=
ben uno anmaBenO gebdroenOen &e=
gierungsleute INN mebr ais Sauptes=
ldnge berOorragenoe @eiiteSgeItalt.
aaeroings oesbolb, neil ieine 8eis-
belt, ieine 2ogif, feline littli6en
8rltnolGbe aus elmer anoeren 8elt
itanmen. Seine Die Sberpelt, Die
anOere Sic ltnterpelt. Seine i'm 2i6=
te ser gottliden Spbare, sic anoere
I'M Gunfel iatanii6er 8osbeit ooer
Gerltodtbeit.
F. Markcrt, S.V.D.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09
nrrfnlgung hrr Ruthrnrn

gsie sic nsln. BreB" am Sreitae
aus 9fom melbete, erbob aaroinal
eugene Siiierant, Der Sefretdr Ser
congregation fir bie Srientaliide
Stride, Die gei6uloiguna oaB ~oie
ruilild)e Bolitif 0itli6 Der Gur5on-
2inie auf eine Gernidtung bes Sea-
tboli5isml1s ab5ielt", uno oaB oies
ueine offene 8erlesung ser bier Srei-
beiten BARTLETT.
Gie gur5on-2inie lit bie 9emar-
fationslinie bur6 bas 8orfriegs-Bo-
len, tpelhe aagemein bon Wosfall
unb @ari6au als oie neue Sitgren5e
Bolens anerfannt 1poroen lit. Sn Ell
ner fir bic Breiie porbereiteten gr.
fIarllng herlih5erte Der frnnsoiiIA3e
&arbinal, baB aus ben rutbeniId-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09
Eur Eagr in Drutfhlanh

Sn einem Irtifel iiber r9te 0eut-
i6en uno bas omerifanil6e 9eiet-
5ungsregime" i6reibt Die ,9teue Cir
6er 3eitung' (Sdpei5):
:. Die Amerifaner puroen 5uerIt
ais 8efreier begriiBt, bon oenen man
bottle, oaB iie beim 8ieoeraufbau
tatfrdftig SanO anlegen 1uiiroen.
0ieie bo6gelpannten @ripartungen
muBten natiirli6 enttGuicbt peroen.
Die &apitulation bra6te feinesnegs
oas gnbe Ser Scot, tpie man naiper-
peiie geglaubt bate; Tie nimmt i'm
8egenteil 5u. 9lu6 bringt cine 8e=
Iebung acknowledgements Sdrten
NIT li6. 9ie fremoe slrmee bat fir
ibren 8ebralt6 cine groBe 3abl bon
Sdltiern be- i6lagnabmt, nas bel Der
oriidenoen @obnungstnappbeit iebr
i6mer5li6 empfunoen miro. 0ie Ser
bote uno @ini6ranfungen, oie Elm
Wilitdrregime berlangt, MAIDEN auf
Die 9auer 5nangsldufig b0ies glut.
am lei6telten i6einen iid nod bie
beimgefebrten Srontfampfer ins l1n=
abdnoerli6e 81 ididen. Sir iie gibt
es feline Iusreoe, neil tie Die Rieoer=
lage aus erlter Sanb auf bem
Sdla6tfelo erlebt baben; tie baben
Die erbriidenbe l1eberlegenbeit Der
gegnerii6en Irmeen am eigenen
2eibe erfabren uno tpiiien, oaB aus
bieiem @rl1nb Die &ataI Itropbe Ser
oeutl6en 8ebrma6t 1tnabnenbbar
mar. 8or allem beiiben oie olten
SoIoaten oen ridtigen WaBItab fir
Die 8eurteilung Ser fremoen Erup=
pen, neil ite ielbit als groberer IN
ben untermorfenen 2dnoern 1peilten
uno bie l1mItGnoe uno Muspirfungen
elmer 8eieBung aus eigener gnI6allz
ung fennen.
SeutI9e uno Imerifaner als ST.
oibiouen pertrogen li6 i'm augemeis
men obne groBe Wiibe, benn Die Bet
Sen 8olfs6arafter iinb ii6 in mani
9em bertpanbt. Die 8eutl1en belits
gen gigeni6aften, pel6e lire 8eiiez
ger bod i6Gben, ttamentli6 Die Sr=
ganilationsgabe, Die Sreube an te6s
niiden unb piiieni6aftli6en 2eiitun=
gen uno iiber allem ben unermiioli=
6en Mrbeitseifer, Ser bel beiben Sol
fern gelegentli6 gum Selbit5pef
miro. @eraoe oieie Gor5iige permiH
ser amerifaniibe Soloat bel perifie=
oenen 8erbiinoeten, tporiiber er liG
nit unmiBperitanoIi6em Sreimut 5u
auBern pflegt. 9ie llnbeliebtbeit Ser
amerifaniI6en slrmee in SronfreiG
lit Elm offenes @ebeinnis, uno man
miro auf beioen Seiten germ auseins
anoereeben. Sic ge5iebungen Der
amerifaniiden uno ruiliiden Srups
pen DoQenbs iinb alles anoere al5
freunoli6; 3pii6enfdae seboren 5ur
gagesororun9. Ser G. neigt ba5u,
auf Die Sran5oien unb Die Mngeb0ri-
gen bon Wittelmeer=S0lfern perG6tz
lid berab5uieben, pdbreno er i'm
Got-armilten einen roben 8arbor
uno nur 81 oft einen fiinftigen @eg=
ner erblidt, pogegen Die 0e1tlden
BET allen gorbebalten in leiner a6z
tung eber 5u iteigen beginner. Man
lit oariiber in BEN leitenben ameri=
faniiben &reiien tnenig erbaut, uno
man mnBte ii6 i'm Sale Sranfreids
3. 9. gu elmer @egenpropaganoa ent-
iblieBen, neil man au befiir6ten
iheint. oaB Die WiBitimmung Der
beinlfebrenoen Soloaten in unliebla>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-09
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict -Wundsalbe

Grprobtes Seilmittel gegen alle
Arten bon often unb frifden @un.
BEN, @eidtpiiren, @eapdhien. Bib.
tpunberl, @orbltnfeln, ,tftp. 8itte @eI6
MIR oltr9 Boit Meonep Sr6er 81, iHif.
ten. Seine Stnnrps. 60 Gents bic
Sdahtel BEL
!. L. STAAB
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
by SAMUEL CR0WTHER

President Truman, in his radio address, was
chiefly concerned with what seems to be a labor
chaos in this country but which, will be brought
out, is not labor chaos but something quite diff
ferent.
He advocated the continuance Of his own war
time powers although he did not say why he
wanted to retain the trimmings of despotism.
He wanted the continuance of price control-sharng
and encouraging the curious but popular deson that price
control the initiation control He wanted to keep
the federal employment agencies instead of letting them
pass back to the states He wanted his bill to add federal
funds to local unemployment relief. He wanted bill by
which eventually the federal government would finance
a job for every who asked employment
And finally he wanted bill giving him the power to set
finding bodies with the authority to postnone
strikes for 80 days while the facts being found
program urged with the exception Of the
facfndng boards exactly the program of Sidney Hman
PAC which is the preliminary program of the Com
munist party in the United States.
The program urged by the President could not aid the
cause of progress liberty II could aid in finding
the Of strikes which is sweepng The nation
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Renew 30 Pei.
Demand TO GIN

The UAW-CIO reverted TO lis
original 30 per cent wage increase
demand OF General Motors Corp.
today after the stuke-bound COM
pany passed, without comment, a
midnight dcadline last night on
the unions compromise peace Of
fer of l9lg-cent hourly increase.
A company spokesman said no
statement would be made. at
present. in answer 10 the week
end announcement by Z. j.
Thomas, JAW president, that un-
less the company would settle on
the 1872 cent basis the union
would return 10 and hold out for
the 80 per cent.
The companyS last offer TO its
l75. 600 striking workers, out
since Nov. 2l, was l3l2 cents an
hour increases.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Mills Hit
.5s:sssnN n. Low
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lican presidential possibility, as
serted in a speech here that "the
only prospect OF an early settle
mcnt OF the strike still rests with
the President of the United
States
There was no report Of ncgOtia-
tons between the union and
major steel producers Manage
mcnt OF a handful of smaller
plants agreed to pay the lSl2-
cent hourly wage increase sug-
gcstcd by President Truman and
accepted by the union These com
panicS kept their plants in opera
ton.
But the total output was pitt
fully small. The American Iron
and Steel Institute estimated pro-
duction Monday Al 50. 700 tons, 4 9
per cent of capacity and the low
est level since 1893 " zen the
average weekly rate WAS $3.50
tons
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
II MONTHS FEES

Fees for Two months IN 1917
and FOR 1910 -IuIalcd- -&lSq. .QQ0--
Gibbons sad he Went twice 20
Mckay ln 1898 seeking larger
orders. The first time. Mckay
said he came 10 the wrong person
TfIi th5f ne should take up ms
f'f+t,l=ftt With he liquor- commits
SION The diStillcr testified
On the second occasion. he said,
the name of Woodbury. was
mentioned FOR the first time.
Under cross examination by de-
fonsp attorney William Henry
Gallagher. Gibbons could not re-
can exactly what Mckay said
about Woodbury. -
Gallagher brought out that the
Walker dIStilcry employs repre-
~cntatNc> in all monopoly states
such as Michigan, and that the
commits lions cover promotion and
~aAs expenses.
So EAR. Slgler has not con
tended that any of the money paid
10 McKGghan'S sales agencies
reached the pockets of Mckay.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
WEBSTER Is JUDGE

Circuit Judge Clyde I Webster
was slated to begin hearings on
petition for injunctions against
pickets at Diesel and Fleetwood
plants.
TWenty-fIve employees at The
GM proving grounds at Milford
also were barred from work yes
terday Union representatives
summoned TO Livingston circuit
court al Howell last week Tor an
injunction hearing promised that
picketlng AZ the proving grounds
would hr discontinued
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Koreans Rob
u. y. Officers

SEOUL. Korea, Jan % GNS)
L. 5. Army authorities IN Korea
today were Investigating a bold
daylight robbery of American Off
GERS quarters IN the coastal town
OF JinSen
Reports said that a group Of
Koreans armed with American
weapons, broke into the quarters
Sunday morning and stole 1000
yen. several wrist watches, foun-
tain pens, a carbine and a pistol.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Fire Sweeps Hawaii City

KAlLJA, Hawai-. Jan y tINSl
A day long fire which ragged
through the waterfront district OF
N8ilua and threatened TO destroy
th, town was finally brought under
control late last night. There
.r.rc no casualties
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
PICKET BAN ASKED

Hearing for a temporary in
junction restraining UAW-ClO
plckcts for barring Salarled en-
ployeS from the products study
division of Genera Motors az 603l
ManSur was slated today before
Circuit Judge Theodore j, Rich
ter.
A show cause order was issued
against officials Of Locals l57 and
735 yesterday after so Salarled
cmploNcs Wore allegedIy barred.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
SUSPEND PRIoRITIES

In Washington, the Civilian
Production Administration late
yesterday suspended all outStand-
ING prortcS TOR the purchase Of
steel and instructed warehouses
10 ration all deliveries.
Murray. IN his national broad
cast talk last night, character
ized the Go wage strikes now in
progress as a struggle which runs
Gar beyond the StcelworkerS and
the steel corporations.
american industry, fattcned
with war profits, guaranteed a
high level of profits through
special tax rebates under laws
written ~ their hehest, have
deliberately set out 10 destroy
labor unions" ne said.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Army Medics TO Move

WASHINGTON. Jan. p (UP)-
The army medical field service
school al Carlisle Barracks. Pa,
will be moved to Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Tex. where il VIII begin oper-
ating about Feb. -. the war de
p3rtment announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
TWO RESOLUTIONS

TWO resolutions concerning the
strike were passed at a meeting
of the Citywide strike committee,
representing all GM locals.
The first called upon the union
strategy committee and the inter-
national executive board TO con-
slider setting strike dates in the
Ford and ChrySler negotiations.
Such action IS necessary to COM
bat the Big Three, GM Ford and
ChrySler. the resolution stated.
A second resolution asked the
international to reverse It's policy
Of admitting office and supervisory
employees 10 the struck plants and
10 cali out the poWcrhouse en-
DlONeS.