(PHOSE CHERRY, 8800) Sunday, May 25, PART 1. PAGE 12 DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES 1941 Vets to Replace Cheers for the Soldiers That Always Were Brave . . . Judge Tuttle’s Ouster Arthur Macy’s 7Tie Flag Army in Parade Demanded by CIO. Prejudice Ford played an intensive prejudice Memorial Day in against the CIO and has appar- ently denied citizenship to psr-l Hearing sons on the grounds that they" tbe hand*- coin#* playing Cited are members of the CIO or for dow nSs oodward avenue Friday on at Convention participation in the CIO.” Detroit Ahird Memorial Petition to House for the first time Day crlebraTion. By PAUL Also citing Judge Tuttle’s posi- quarters of a WFBF.R in almost three cen- 'lime, Malf Correspondent tion as far back as a 1901 quarrel turv no regular army, navy or May 24—Impeach- with Hazen S. Pingrce, the dele- JACKSON. gate* marine troup* will be in line of resolved: ment and removal of Federal "That we hereby petition the march. Judge Arthur J. Tuttle for ’‘notori- House of Representatives to in- regular army That is because all ous and flagrant” actions "incom- stitute Impeachment proceed- training camps else, ings unit* are at patible with the equal and impar- looking to the removal of the nation. So Fridays Arthur J. Tuttle as Judge of tha where in tial administration of justice” tribute to the boys in blue will be United States District Court.” paid by veterans of America's w’ere demanded today by a unani- As the convention neared ad- wars, by the city s ROOT, Roy and mous vote of the Michigan state journment, the delegates were to Girl Scouts, women's auxiliaries CIO convention here. vote on two contending slates of legion organiza- candidates for the state of the various In a resolution to offices. the city s police depart- addressed One slate is headed by August tions and Congress, the ment headed by the mounted CIO delegates as- Soholle. now president of the state troups. serted: (TO. The other, endowed by a Heading the parade this year "Throughout the recent hear- Communist faction which hat will be three frail old Civil War ing* before Judge Tuttle in the taken a severe drubbing in various veierans whose combined ages cane Instituted hy the Ford Mo- resolutions, is headed by Heinio total almost 3<>o years. They are: tor Company against the CAW Wilson of Flint Fisher No. 1 local. John Haines 97. trumpeter of the and CIO, the Judge manifested marked ]o4th Regiment. who fought 1 prejudice against these Cumberland; George labor organizations. BROKEN OUT?** through the Bill 4 —STOP Morgan. 94 who marched with r.l'mßiiiih i Violation Charged BLOTCHY SKIN to the sea. and Alonzo \ •;¦ Sherman i&.w ¦ f "Judge PmgX ¦‘-ACKHCAOS, Dibble. 9b only surviving Detroit Tuttle ignored and violated provisions of the Nor- lAj/J LARGE PORCB. sailor who was quartermaster V ¦ W'-ZgM Saawflelal PH*, the ris-Latiuardia Art In the exten- v TMV kf,r* "I Oth«r aboard old Mississippi River .VO’-lv'* sion of a temporary restraining V BB V BUimahaa boat. Victory. tc, r order beyond a period five Ltv V . of cLtAiiio These Three Alone 4 Y day* as limited by the art. "He uttered insulting lan- •> ,rt"* •" ,hi *•*•"**••• These three alone of the 9 00ft Cp*’' »•« • I'M Skin AkilitMih( guage in relation to the gover- ’ who marched away from Detroit y • ¦ F'M PrWat# CanMlttH**. their nor of Mlrhtgan. back in the 60s will salute ALONZO DIBBLE, 93 * HitdTTritmTmmjr^uifkSinfMnn F.ORGF L. MORGAN, 93 "He made Inronslstent rul- ... ONE country's flag Memorial Day li VISIT WILL SHOW RESULTS on ings, always ronforinlng the Sfpmrmt* Dtpti. I*r m«n mnd m reviewing stand. to J. a? they pass the position taken by the Ford remaining GAR *Two other mem- Motor Company. Z CLEAR-SKIN FOUNDATION 96-year-old August Chapelle The only three These are three 4 "TAn /irffitml lit kind Imr Skim Aid" bers. "Upon applications made to 6th Ohio Cavalry’, «nd David Paid % *0 W. Warraa, osr. Woodward Tributes him for citizenship, he has dis- 90, Michigan In- Mausoleum * (Nr. Macc,k#«i Bid, l Ph,n, TC. 17)41 Plumadore. 18th * Hawn o,il>. It t, 1; tat.. 10 t« 1 fantiy are seriously ill. Detroit veterans of only five Last year David Plumadore was the three at the / with them. As Butzel, ""^"Ga*—l-Day S,ryitp-X-raf"™l veterans Justice 70 end of the road carry on. For Woodlawn of the Civil War Civil War Berlin Claims ALL PINK of other and newer wars are Behind marching behind them. Plans for a proposed new si. SSI^Hil numerous moves for the UNBREAKABLE Spamsh-American War veterans, betterment of life in Detroit and mausoleum just have hern ap- looking so much older, will he veterans still Michigan towers proved by the Roard of Directors who will he able the personality there in iheir wide-brimmed cam- of a native Detroiter, Justice 8 Warships Sunk paign hats. The boys of World of the Woodlawn Cemetery Asso- War I will march as will nurses ciation. according to an announce- International »w* Ser»ire (able Tramparrnl a Hoofl#,§ a Partial to take part in alive in the of the Great War ment made Sat- BERLIN May 24 Sinking of be women and chil- urday Chris- THIS MONTH ONLY There will by throe British destroyers and five dren too. daughters and grand- tian H. Hecker, Rtf. daughters of our veterans. Roy president. this year's Detroit district; torpedo boats and the severe dam- hands, $35 Scouts. ROTC with iheir The site se- aging of three other British de- and and American Legion drum lect ed for the stroyer* were claimed in today’s ValNO bugle corps. projected build- Memorial Day ynce there were German communique. The action Plat*. R, . Program ing is close to • • i r , a -mi. First on #• in which Nazi planes took this »ou wall, 1 1 the Twin Lakes l,» mi at First on the day's program will at the north- terrific toll of British naval ship- thousands. Your New or be services at 7J30 a. m. aL St fav I inincr of observances. ping occurred in the Eastern Plataa Reaet Lika Reproduced in 5 Houra Dominies Church. Trumbull and WOOd I a w n Mediterranean, the exact lo- <' But TeatH Eatrarted,mPlate* Made Warren with West avenues the em e tei v on 9S Rev. Edward L. Hughes officiating. Woodward ave- JOHN C. IIAINFS. cation was not given. All in Ona Day Spanish War Veteians will hold nue tuvi south Gn all probability, the British DR. m BOTWIN, Dentist services at 9:30 a. m. at Rnseland of Eight - Mile convoy was attacked while de- Park Cemetery when they will toad. ploying around the Island of 117 MICHIQAN :rv dedicate a fine new statue to their Th i s eerne- Bicff Gives Up Crete.» _lu«. 10 ta t ri 4244__ dead. At 10 a. m. at the same tery. close her Heart Tennessee now mk. he< of cemetery the American Legion to 50 years old. will hold services. At 11 a m. at place ol many mem- is the burial S a turday ji hi t/.ki Woodmere Cemetery the Disabled hers Detroit’s most distin- *ti< k of Charge at a reception in the Bock-Cadillac Veterans of the World War and guished While the pro- On U. S. families. Troops 1 lotel. Month will have their is with Seethes in With their auxiliaries posed mausoleum line New, Outstanding among Judge But- memorial service At 10:30 a m. away ftom International s*r\lrr Wire the modern trend zel’s services to Detroit wav the the Legion of Wayne burials, its style ANGELES. May 24. Wil- Canadian earth of archi- LOS organization m 1909 of the Legal End meet at mark County will the memo- tecture and its arrangement Largest Maneuvers of Year to Test liam Bmtf hu‘»inr'>« agent for the Aid Bureau, a Community Fund monument at the Michigan previous rial a distinct departure from AFL lnlornaiion.il Alliance of agency which provides free legal State Fair Grounds with District lor this pui|x>sc. Sale! structures Soldiers Under War Conditions Thoalriral Stage Employes, sur- advice 1o indigenis. Commander H. Bragshaw Mann The present presiding-judge officiating. rendered todav on an indietmenl da> By JKRRV PETTIT system of control over ihe Wayne Joint naval memorial services relumed by n New York federal County Circuit Court bench i* Nationally Known Planned llrf«*n«p Conclave Ot lrnll Time* Kdllor will be held at the shell at Relic grand jury on charge? of exlorting another testimonial to his effec- Not Mnre the War Between the Tuny have learned the elemen- Isle at 10 a. m . followed by post $550,000 from Hollywood movie tiveness as a crusader. memorial seiMces of ihe Naval States have the liny hamlets and tary lessons in cofnbai. how to he wished to serve his By Knights Templar of calling a Recause Post No. 233. Veterans of Foreign v illages in the heait of Tennessee shoot, how to keep their equip- firms under threats -fate. Justice Butzel, who had Wars, with taps to the The eighty-fifth annual con- seen so much military activity as ment in first < las> shape, how to general slnke. given up a highly lucrative private clove morn- basic WASHERS ing s service. clave of the Clrand Commandery they will next week, with Michi- keep physically fit. and the The film labor c/ar's atlorneys practice to go on the bench, re- gan's Fifth and other lessons of hygiene. offer io Knights Templar of Michigan, will Division profesled the $.>0,000 bail set bv fused President Hoover* Discontinued models—all sold with new washer fuarantee and Orders for Parade army troops moving in for th>* Now they’re to he given a become chairman of the tariff full exchange privilege within 30 days. Included with the bargain* be held in Detroit. June 2 through largest peace-time war maneuvers chance to see if they can follow- New York authorities and the Parade orders are for 2 p m. commission. are 1. it was announced Saturday by the this through on all these while living to $25,000. day he was owner of listed Thors, ABC’s and Gainadsys at tremendous sayings. Chief marshal of the day iv K in United States thus far amount was reduced For one W. Clarlick. grand com- rigid field conditions. Times, in 1922 Thompson, Col. William James H year. under Rioff was released after he was The Detroit when with D mander Murray I) Wilson will he Some strong, forces thi* newspaper for chief of 14.600 the fingerprinted and ordered to ap- he purchased Howe staff. Mai. Russell general chairman of the conven- the Ready for V/ar Games Arthur Brisbane, famed just of the Fifth Division started pear for his removal hearing the late D. Holmes ad ant of the day. tion week, Sunday the Wayne County movement from Fort Custer. East more than 4.000 June 5. columnist. Chester R. Emerson. giand prel- Mich., last Tuesday . They will troops were already in the battle Council Veterans of Foreign Wars ate «>f the Encampment finally At the '-anie lime it was an- 9 Grand cover 600 before set- area, preparing will hold memorial services at 10 miles for lines of com- that the indictment Kr.ighis Templar of the t’nited tling in the Camp Forrest, Ten- sotting up headquar- nounced - a. m. at Roseland Cemetery . munication. against here on charges of .States, will i>e principal speaker nessee area. ters and.supply depots lor war Rioff • * the $84,336 lav fraud would be Genera! Motors Corps*W vow Was at the Conclave banquet ai’ the Just v.’hv S*C:*tkv purpose of this games. income Scandinavians to include the sum named f announced there will be no work Mailer Hotel on Wednesday troop movement? Why is redrawn ’19 Uncle Daily and nightly troop move- in most of their plants either on evening 77,000 in the New York indictment. Tirms at Law as Sam concentrating Ameri- ments now ate clogging the roads, or on* was - Momonal Day Saturday. can troops in Tennessee during fields and hills where the 1941 Last Monday Bioff granted $1 Wtokly The plants Cadillac, Rome Padlocks Profiteers September of hi* listed are De- June? Just what will the maneu- Rat lie of Tennessee will he fought continuance until Fete Ecktund troit Deisel. Fisher Rody and ROME. May 24 Six- vers of? income tax trial on the grounds EASY Madals 2 F consist next month. # Chevrolet There will also he no teen 2K butcher that his work was “vital to na- restaurnnts and More than 15.000 vehicles will Axel Lofgren. president of the now only sll.ll work in the Detroit Transmission shops and grocery stores in Modern TVarfare tional defense” He had been en- Rome he used, including 326 ambulances, Civic Association, was |>lant on Memorial Day, although were padlocked today in a nation- gaged in making patriotic motion Norse This maneuver will give Ameri- 1.731 motorcycles. 1.225 recon- KiLVINATOR 5-A <0 per cent of those employes will wide government drive against their first taste pictures. principal speaker Saturday night can troops of naissance ears, 509 pickup ears. $49.95 valua ....$21.91 woik Saturoav. lood speculators. at a testimonial dinner in honor maior divisional movements in 116 radio ears. 1.657 weajwn ear- 1941 fashion of Staffan Ecklund, who recently ’ ners. SL'l hall-ton cargo cars. 2K3 EASY Modal 6F2 It will serve to train the men dump trucks. 3.616 two and one- wav appointed asislant prosecutor $79.95 valua .. . $32.50 in llje field with such obstacles half ton cargo ears. 12D scout ears. Dearborn Youth by Prosecutor William K. Dowling. 12R special engineei vehicles. 1.225 Smorgasbord was served at the EASY Modal 4-B 7Wr ears, wreckers, Restaurant, special armored 67 Stockholm where CjyZ\ VALUE! valva ....$34.60 SIS Oft #f ShovHlrinq and 41 four-ton tractors. prominent Scandinavian-American $59.95 Among Uncle Sam's army is operating Dies of Leukemia officials toasted Ecklund. EASY Modal 3-B on a shoestring! the speakers were: Carl Berglund. WONDEREEL straps Swedish vice-consul: Carl Moo. $64.95 valua ....$37.60 With a shortage of chin Western High School Losing a four-year batlle against and hat cords tor Second Army Norwegian vice consul; George William Faustman. 18. EASY Modal OTA I TACKLE OUTFIT troops participating in the Ten- leukemia. Everson. Danish vice consul; .$47,50 m'/l* nessee maneuvers next month, son of Dearborn Police Insp. Fred Dowling and Kai Pasmussen of $59.95 Otma. .. Group in Musical Fete So- hats me being issued minus E. Faustman. who has undergone the Scandinavian Symphony A May festival to he presented ciety. EASY Modal 354 > cords and straps hut each more than 300 blood transfusions. Wednesday evening by the 1 Krogstad. equipped with one shoestring. in- George labor commis- $70.05 valaa . . .$51.95 and died Saturday in Henry Ford Hos- Gov. The shoestring is to serve as strumental vocal divisions of sioner under former Frank $>J95 both chin strap and the music department of Western pital. Murphy, was toastmaster. hat cord School, until the manufacturers can High it was anonuneed More than 50 Dearborn police- EASY liItYEIIS .MAYTAfiS Shakesptart 1941 yesterday, will include the first USO no- catch up with the at my s ever- firemen contributed blood Oregon Aids Solidarity $129.95 Modtl ..$64.95 $79.95 Modal 15 $39.95 Wondered, 25 Gap performance of “Sequoia” a tone men and 40. thumb $2 inneasing demand. Ore., May 24-(INS) Hn rod, Skaha- painting composed by the director during the j>ast few years in an EUGENE. 99.95 Modal 6SS4 . 69.95 79.95 Modal 10-B ... 64.71 solid stool SI.SO In an attempt to do its share spoaro silk lino kooks, sinkors, of the school orchestra. II (\ I,a- effort to save the boy’s life. Wil- Others as stream crossings and road in increasing "hemispheric solid- $99.95 Prim* Oryor, $44.95, and baits, spinnors, stringvr, bob
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