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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Ex-ReiCh Sailor
Among 100
Indicted

One hundred and nine young
men from Oakland County. Sc
lectees OF draft boards Nos. 5. 6, Z.
8 and 9. are being indicted into
the army today.
Yesterday 80 youths from Pom
tiac and Royal Oak were called up.
OF these 10 were rejected for vari-
Gus reasons and the other SO were
sent 10 Camp Custer All were
from boards /, 2. 3 and 4.
Among those who changed their
civilian clothes for Uncle Sans
olive drab was a former German
sailor. who chose 10 enlist. He said
he hoped Hitler wins the war.
He was Harry Beierer. 35.L for
merly of 107 West kenilMorth ave-
nue.. Royal Oak, who said he
served on a German torpedo boat
for six years. He said he has a
brother now serving on NaZi de-
stroyer and a sister who works in
Germany making army uniforms.
Beierer came to the United
States in 1923 and though not an
fAiiltt i1dil AlllLtll has O0i lliH
first papers. At one time, he said,
he tried TO enlist in the navy bat
was refused because he was not a
citizen, and because of his age. He
has lived in the Detroit area for
the last four years.
Interviewed recently. Beierer
declared that he liked this country
better than Germany and that he
would fight for the United States,
no matter who its enemies might
be. But he left no doubt as to his
synfpatffes in the war between
Germany and Britain.
II hope Hitler wins this war"
he said. Hes done a lot for
Germany. I remember what II
was like when I left In 1928 and
then how IL had improved when
] visited there In 1887.
"And can remember how the
French soldiers and officers
lorded II over the German
peasants after the last war
when they occupied the coun-
try"
Beierer is general rcpairman
and restaurant worker
Beierer preferred not 10 discuss
his political views. Referring 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Exams on May "A
For Alddemyof
Coast Guard

Competitive examinations for
the appointment of cadets to tho
Coast Guard Academy will be held
in Detroit on May IA. it was an~
nounced today by Lieut.. II. A.
Myer, in charge of the Detroit
detachment of coast guards.
The examination is open to sim
gle men between the ages OF II
and % years. The mental requires
ments are. in general. those nee.
essary for admission to engineer.
ing colleges.
The applicant must have com.
pleted his high school education,
including three and one-half years
of mathematics.
Completion of the four-year
course at the academy makes the
cadet eligible for the rank OF en-
sign at a salary Of 81 500 annually.
During the school cadets receive
$50 a year. plus an allowance for
subsistence.
Applications are now being ac-
cepted at the coast guard offices,
3760 East Jefferson avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Steel Work Done
4 Days Ahead
On Ford Plant

-Four days ahead Of the building
schedule. the final girder=in the
structural steel work of the SOL
100000 airplane engine plant
being constructed by the Ford
Motor Company al the Rouge
plant has been fitted INFO place.
Working with a crew of 12S
men. four 20-ton crawler cranes
and two 60-ton locomotive cranes,
the American Bridge Company
fitted into place 10000 pieces of
steel, weighing 1871 tons.
Starting on November "a, after
excavation and pile driving were
completed. the steel framework
was finished in less than two
months. even though 10 days were
lost because of bad weather.
Barring unforeseen obstacles,
the plant will be completed on
schedule. Contracts call for fin
ished building by late March.
approximately seven months after
the ground was broken last Sep
TENDER.
One Of the most important fac
tors in the construction schedule
according 10 the Ford announce
ment, is the temporary shelter
used TO cover exterior walls and
roof after the steel work was
finished approximately 100000
square feet of fiber board was used
10 cover the building. Under this
shelter. working conditions were
improved and better brick and
concrete work was insured.
The building when finished will
be used TO manufacture 1000 Pratt
e. Whitney engines for the army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
HENRY BEIERER

Mr.. Beierer, 35. of 1O7 West
KenilwOrth avenue. ROYAL
Oak. pictured at his Detroit
induction into the draft army
(the navy refused enlistment
because of his age and citizen
ship status). He came to
America in 1928 after a six
year hitch i'm the German
navy. fervently hopes Ger
many beats Britain. promises
to fight for the United States
against any enemy, however.
his oath as soldier OF the United
States. he declared:
Il was sincere about that.
meant it,"
He said he hoped 10 enlist for
an additional two years, making
a complete three-year regular
army term. since he would receive
his second papers this Fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
NaZi War Plans Told
Britain WM Be Stormed From Air Until Defeated
Must Yield PoDer on Seas, German Admiral Says

and resolutely attack the vital
nerves of the British Isles.
British supplies will be the
target of our naval forces. We
shall cut them off in.s hard,
relentless struggle and thus sap
Britain's strength.
simultaneously the iuftwaffe
will complete destruction OF
military detectives in the Brit
ish Isles. War ornaments fac
tories, harbors, docks, supply
centers and lines of communica-
ton will be destroyed. The COM
mon struggle will be continued
until the decisive hour comes.
Great Britain wanted war.
Greater Germany will conclude
IL victOriously."
Raeder said that only "negli
gible" damage had been done t,
German dockyardS by British
bombing. lie warned, however. o
growing danger for air at
tacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
BLOCK REPETITION

II was learned tn a t military
forces so FAR have confiscated 80
machine guns. 666 rifles, 12S car
bines. 2S4 hunting rifles and 1854
revolvers from arrested rebels.
At the same time the govern
ment. moved quickly to assure it.
self of loyal local administrations
throughout the nation The in
terror m n ] try appointed new
mayors in all cities. towns. villages
and haH4lets in the country.
Young King Michael and Queen
Mother Helen donated 100000 lei
to Antonescu and another 100000
for the families of military officers
and men killed during the uprising
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Antones(u Ends
Shdkeup, Boosts
Link TO Axis
InlernaiIonaI Soc. ssryIe. .cabIe


BUCHAREST. Jan. 28.-After
eliminating all iron G1ardists and
followers of former King Carol
from his government, Premier
Gen. Ion Antonescu proclaimed
today that Rumsnia will march
without hesitation beside Germany
and Italy.
His drastic cabinet shakeup
completed. Antonescu issued a
significant statement placing his
nation squarely beside the Axis
powers in their drive to establish
a new order" in Europe
THE new Rumanian govern
ment aims at restoring order
throughout the country and
normally In the administration"
Antonescu said.
HL-N- HOME
The statement was issued from
his home. where the premier has
been confined for two days by an
attack of grippe.
Pledging loyalty 10 the Axis,
AntoneScu added:
Between Rumania and the
Axis powers the widest possible
community of interests will be
organized. Realization OF this
is one Of my principal tasks"
Meanwhile the roundup of in
surgent Iron Guardists continued
as government troops sought 10
stamp out the last traces of the
rebellion that o o k some 5000
lives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Kearns APPOINTED

FLINT. Jan. Assistant City
Attorney Lewis Kearns today was
named Flint's legislative contact
for the city government He was
appointed by City Attorney Walter
G. krapohl TO keep in touch with
activities in Lansing and report to
the city commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
international New. ser,ic, cabl.

LONDON, Jan. 28.-Great Brit
aims power must and will be
broken on the seas. Grand Admiral
Eric Raeder. commander-in-chief
Of the German fleet. told shipyard
workers at Kiel today. according
to German radio broadcast
picked up in London
British hearers said that Rae
der's speech was not once broken
by applause.
y The final struggle against
England will not be easy"
Raeder said.
Eve must defeat British
power on the seas. We shall deal
out our blows with all the
strength at our command. We
shall constantly engage the
enemy.
I'VE do not underrate Brit
ain. We know the English are
a tough fighting people. But
they are approaching their end
faster and faster.
cant BE PREVENTED"
mo power can prevent IL.
Every help from outside comes
too late In every sense. II Is
pitiful to see a power like Eng
land forced to beg. But today
she Is a broken power.
From now on we shall boldly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
UniOniSt
On Carpet
I'm Ruling
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING, Jan. %. = Walter
Moers. member of the Interna-
tional Typographical Union and
secretary of the state labor media
ton board. must appear before
union officials tomorrow night 10
answer charges of conduct un-
becoming a union man."
Joseph Hicks. president OF the
Lansing Federation of Labor, said
that Moers was cited because he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
DOMINATED BY ARMY

The new interim" cabinet Gre
ated by Antonescu includes 13
generals and is completely domi-
mated by the Rumanian army.
Members of the regime were
chosen from among officers who
most steadfastly supported An
tonescu in crushing the Iron
Guardists who plunged the nation
into its week-long blood-bath.
The new cabinet members also
are regarded as unfalteringly
loyal TO Antonescu's policy of
closest possible cooperation with
Germany and Italy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
DEFY IRON GUARD

Antonescu retained for himself
the post of foreign minister as
we'll as chief of state. Gen
Dimitrl Popescu holds the post of
interior minister. 10 which he was
named last week. replacing Gen.
George Petrovicescu. The latter
has been reported either arrested
or executed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Pick Lincoln Day Speaker

FLINT, Jan. 2s.--Rep. Everett
NJ. Dlrksen Of Illinois will give the
address at the annual Lincoln Day
dinner to be staged by Genesee
County Republicans, February 13,
at Masonic Temple. E. w. Atwood
has been named chairman of the
event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Ford Of Canada
DeniesCI0PIea

The Ford Motor Company OF
Canada. Ltd, has rejected a re-
quest of the UAW-CIO TO recog-
nize il as sole bargaining agent
for its 1900 employees and has
also rejected union-proposed
working conditions agreement,
President Wallace r. Campbell
announced today.
Campbell added that he had
offered the employees of the plant,
Cansda's largest single contributor
of industrial war materials 10
Britain. opportunity TO ballot for
committee TO negotiate with the
management.
1--WE declined 10 recognize the
union because we do not believe
II represents n majority Of the
employees" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
We|ders Plan
10 Resume Jobs
In Los Angeles
International New. Service wlr.


LOS ANGELES. Nov. 6.-Ship
welders who have been on strike
in the Los Angeles harbor area
10 days, were to return to work
today.
The decision TO end the stop
page was made at mass meeting
after William Massey, president
OF the Los Angeles local of the
United Welders. urged the strike
be ended. saying:
"Not only do we have the big
labor organizations TO beat, but
q guy by the name of Hitler"
Massey explained pledge made
in Washington by OPM Director
Sidney Hillman that the men could
return to work without penalty,
and promised negotiations would
get under way Immediately.
CHARGE DOMINATION
The 200 weldeFs walked Off
their jobs last week In an effort
to gain autonomy as a craft union,
claiming they were dominated
both by various AFL and Clio
trade unions. and their strike had
seriously hampered work at the
Consolidated Steel Corporation at
Long Beach and the Southern Cal
ifornia Shipbuilding Corporation
at Terminal Island. Both firms
are engaged in constructing de-
Tense ships.
Meanwhile. aircraft welders who
had joined the walkout at the
Lockheed-Vega plants in Burbank
and the Consolidated Aircraft
plant in San Diego. remained on
strike in their efforts to force the
National Labor Relations Board to
call a jurisdictional election.
They went out yesterday morn
ing, and spokesman for the plane
companies said today the "situa-
ton is not serious"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Turns Som In
Widow With 2 Children
Needs Help on Bad Boy
International News s.rv,c. wlr.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6. For his
own sake" Mrs. Julia Harley,
widowed mother of nine children,
today turned over one of her sons
to juvenile authorities.
The boy. Bernard. Is, was ac-
cused by his mother of stealing.
Sadly. Mrs. Harley told police that
Bernard came home yesterday
with typewriter he had stolen.
She also found rosary beads in his
pocket and these, too, were stolen,
she said. IJ
Mrs. Harley said il was not the
first time Bernard had been in
trouble and she feared il would
not be the last time unless he
learns his lesson. once and for all"
Mrs. Harley said one of Ber-
nard's favorite ruses was 10 steal
a dozen eggs from a grocery.
throw one away and then return
TO the store and demand refund,
explaining his mother had been
angered by the short count.
And he played hockey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
British Bomb
SiCi|idn Port

ROME, Nov. 6.-An enemy air
raid on the Sicilian port Of Augusta
during which one attacking air
craft was shot down was an
nounced by the Italian high COM
mand today.
The war bulletin added that an
italian torpedo boat shot down two
British planes in the Mediter-
ranean.
Italian bombers were said to
have attacked the British naval
base at Valletta. Malta, and air
dromes at Tavenezia and Micaba.
Local activity was reported on
the Tobruk front, in Libya. Ital-
ian troops in the Gondar region
of Ethiopia were said to have en-
gagged strong enemy formation,
inflicting heavy losses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
VIEW. Asked 10 Hold
AZ Entampment Here

The Wayne County Council OF
the Veterans OF Foreign Wars
today extended an invitation to
its national organization 10 hold
the 1912 Encampment Of the V.
F. w. in Detroit.
Past Council Commander Har-
old L. Harvey was appointed chair
man OF a preliminary committee
on convention arrangements and
named TO assist him were Past
Department Commander Otto s.
Silvers, National Junior Vice Com
mander Carl j. Schoeninger, De-
partment Junior Vice Commander
Joseph Mann and Department
Welfare Officer Fred Beard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Train Strikes Truck,
Injuring Driver

A Bay City-bound passenger
train crashed into truck at the
East Outer drive crossing of the
New York Central Railroad to-
day, seriously injuring the driver
Theodore Draper, about 46. Of
1881 Andover avenue, who was
thrown clear of the wreckage.
Police began an investigation to
determine whether the crossing
flasher signal was operating. Drap-
per was taken TO Saratoga Gen
eral Hospital with possible in
ternal injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
FAIL TO END STRIKE

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 6. -
(INS)-Although a truce was an
in Washington. ID. c.,
presumably ending the jurisdic-
tional strike of independent weld
ers in Pacific Coast shipyards and
other defense plants, the two-week
welders strike at Seattle and Ia
coma remained technically in
force today.
A confused situation arose when
doubts were expressed at a mass
OF 100 Seattle and Ia
coma welders that telegram
from Washington recommending
an end TO the strike was authentic.
The meeting adjourned without
voting to end the walkout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Business Cash Denied
To Jews in France

VICHY. Nov. 6.-uNSl-The
official journal today published a
decree forbidding Jews in France
to acquire commercial funds with
out official authorization and
STIMULATING fines of 1000 to 100,-
600 francs for offenders.
The new law also provided fines
ranging from 10000 TO 100000
francs and Jail sentences from one
TO five years for persons obtain
ing authorization to acquire such
funds through false statements or
fraudulent proceedings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Sears Reports Big
Sales Gain Over 1910

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Sears, Roe
buck g. Co. sales for October to-
tailed SOC, 255,634, compared with
S76. 1883 for October, 1910, an
increase of PSI per cent. Sales
for the nine months were $685.
Io53,1lo, against $3.50, 139,367 for
the like 1910 period, a gain of 31.7
per cent. September sales showed
an increase of 30.6 per cent over
September. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
I(kes Denies Desire
To Rule Oil Industry

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov O.
uNS) - Secretary Of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes today told the
American Petroleum Institute that
"any one who would deliberately
set out 10 get control Of the oil
industry is the kind of fellow who
would want TO be foster-tather 10
the Dead End Kids"
The petroleum co-ordinator en-
phasized that the federal govern
ment does not want 10 control the
oil business and that he, as CO.
ordinator, has neither the power
nor the VIII TO impose such re-
strictions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Helen Keller Ends
Her PaCifist Stand

CHICAGO, Nov. 6. = INS) -
Helen Keller, world famous for
having overcome many of the han
dicaps OF blindness, deafness and
muteness. declared today she had
renounced her former "pacifistic
views"
'HitIer has changed my mind.
she said. until the world Is
liberated from dictatorship,
America cannot be free. The
world has grown 30 small and
interconnected that one part
cannot be stricken without the
rest suffering sooner or later"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-QNSl-
Mayor Fiorello II. LaGuardia, the
first man in history to be three
times elected chief executive Of
the greatest municipality in the
world, today in commenting on his
reelection expressed the belief
that future mayoralty elections in
New York City would be con-
Quoted on a nonpartisan basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
LEADS TO RE-sTuDY

The increase in expenditures for
American defense materials. to-
gether with the overall increase
income for the different groups.
including farmers. is leading to a
denomination of expenditures for
non-defense expenditures. Hutson
said.
He added that in connection
with the farm program specifically.
I'VE should consider possible ways
and means OF making our program
as nearly self-financing as is
practicable"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Marine News
DETROIT

I'VE
ui uPw I1,x.S s,..1 wv wsdn ,,.x.s
$40: KopmsI.r. Ferris, so: Trirdsis,
ass Denneliy arrived Murphy. $50
Willard cleared. 9: Bebard. Fleetwood ar,
rived. $40; shesdle, 7.lo; Mead arrived,
T.is; Huron arrived. 7:3o. Crescent city
arrived, s. Emperor. $50: Hemioek. $50
go: csrroiiton. 1920: ingalls, arrived
1923: Queen City. 10 30: Ishpeming. Fui.
ton. 1913. Fontana. Moody. 10 so; Tam
pico cleared. HOS. Ball Bros, 1910;
Paratex. IL 20; Dshiks cleared. 1870
II. n. Brown, 1850; Hewitt arrived, 1880
l.. c. Hanna. I 30; La Belle. 7:30: Fair
balrn. 8: Dinkey. Ben Ford arrived, AIS:
Aathiott, a. J. A. Campbell. 5:23: De-
,roiter. 3:f5; sonoma arrived. $40; Nor
way. 72o.
DowN--sarnian. 3:15 .. m, Wednesday:
W. d. Crawford, go: Parks arrived. } rs
IAIHss-&slaa- cleared SITS; Post, $3.50
Thompson. 8; nlinols-Hilda. @ 80: Benning-
ton. 7. Vigor, $50. Stone. 1885: schoeil-
kopf Jr.. 7:40. King. 1855; Bu,tercup-sapor
cleared sos: n. w. Smith. $40: Edenborn.
Q Is; Mexoil cleared. $40; Frontenac, $50
Tomlinson. 10; Walters. 1913, Chicago
Tribune. II; Crescent City cleared, l1:I5:
Dalton. stsekhouse. II Is; Morrell. 1855;
Humriek -Inaha arrived. 1878: Sonora.
1 10. Findlay, $40. Alpena arrived. 2:
Mead cleared. zoos: Sam Mather, 2:1O;
Barkhannstead Constitution cleared, 2.5O;
Princeton. 3,05: Barlow Hemlock arrived
$40: Cadillac, 4:l5. Green Island eieared.
4 Is. ingalls, cleared. 3 80, Hewitt cleared.
. 10; Fleetwood cleared GAO, AIpena
cleared 7: Taborfjen cleared. T:2O: p.
Mitchell, sos; Pioneer, $50; Paisley ar
rived, 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
sAULT STE. MARIE

up lba. G. Stephenson, II W. Hos
ford, Willis King 10 a. m. Wednesday
Col. J. Pickands, 10 30. Goderich-- IL VIM.
Msther. q. b. secord 1880: Z. W.
Pargny, noon odanah p. m Harmonic
Presqus Isie. 1870; J. II. Mclean, q
Lebonan. 40; A. s. Epson. w. G. Rich.
ardsop. $40; J. w. Boardman, g; A. y.
Cornelius Jr., 7: J. r. Davidson. 1880; J.
H. Frantz. $780, Stseiton, $50; q. Craw-
ford. 10: r. Bunsen. Royalton. 10 80; Cal
gartan, IL; J. NJ. Davis. W. n Connolly.
1880: J, Z McAlpine, midnight: Il. @.
Poe, ? A. r Harvey Trsnslake, 2:30: l.
L. Ellwod. 3. Angsiine, 4:3o; ID. q. Kerr.
5 Verona $50; South Park Wv. A.
Whitney, Cieveco. J. stanton. $50: w. r,
Schiller, X. @. Hartwell, 100; r. l.. Ire
land. 8.
DowN--c. A. Paul. $50 q. m. wednes.
day J Wood 10: Watson J. sellwood
1890 y. m; Noronic. 1 Colonel. G. NJ
Humphrey. 30. h. n Rogers Elton. Hoyt
2: NJ. r. Farr. 3 J. c. Munsen, B. r AZ.
feck. Msunaloa. $50. n L. Shaw, =. p
Cement. 8 Willow Branch. Z: jay Morse
e: Taurus. $50: Joliet. T r. Cole. $50
c. y. Dunlap. 10 Arcthrus 10 30; West
mount, } MacNauEhton. II; Collingwood
r + House. Weyburn, II 30; Norco. mid
night Calumet. Zenith City. q m. Thurs
day J. Watt. r. II. Gary ! 80: Edge.
water. 3; Thos Lamont 3:30: D. o. Mills
a. Capt c. ~ secord n. A. scandrstt.
900 Britamoll. 5: Henry Ford, u. r.
Thompson. $50; Algosteei, i. +. Block,
80, s. p. Way, 30
Wind, northwest, light; weather. clear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
DefenseStepup
Held Needed
To Stop Hitler

MANHATTAN. Kan, Nov. g.
j, B. Hutson. president of the
Commodity Credit Corporation, to-
day declared that il appears that
the Americas rearmament pro-
gram will not provide enough de-
tense materials to stop Hitler and
that further production increases
will be necessary.
Hutson told the twenty-third
annual meeting of the Kansas
Farm Bureau that this would sug-
gest that either this year or next,
federal expenditures will greatly
exceed present estimates of APP
proximately one-fourth of the ma
tional income during the current
fiscal year.
The President has suggested
that the present defense pro-
gram of this country must he
greatly enlarged" Hutson said.
"Some have suggested that I'm
stead Of devoting between 10 and
20 per cent Of our total produc-
tive capacity and energies to de-
Tense, 10 will be necessary
eventually 10 devote between IS
and 20 per cent"
LESS THAN ENGLAND
He pointed out that England Is
already devoting one-half of her
productive capacity to defense
equipment and Canada approx
mately 40 per cent.
Germany. under Hitler. has
been spending about half OF her
national income for the mate
rails Of war for Ave years In q
row." he said 1T In becoming
increasingly clear that this vast
accumulation of war materials
must be matched before Hitler
Ia stopped.
1T appears that the present
program will not provide enough
defense materials 10 do this and
that further increases In produc-
ton for defense will be nee
essary."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
on the Air
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

20-City In Italy.
2i--What Italian family was noted for
vIolins the members madef
22-citrus fruit
"a Bounding portions.
2f--Perch.
2S-BuIirts.
27-Spiits.
30--Goddess Of health.
3i-FrenIied.
33-Theater seat.
34-To mail
3S--Lessen gradually.
37--Outmoded.
39-Golf stroke.
sO-Deep tub.
si--Maseuiine name.
s2-Singls unit.
43-Femsis Of the rum.
4i--Watch secretly.
sT-symbol for srbiun.