davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Bows 69c and 89c
SCHOOL SHIRTS
48c

Just 112 to sell. Slight seconds
of well-known makes. Some
slightly soiled from. counter dis
play. Broken sizes.
(22) Boys Belt and Buckle Sets;
small sizes. Reg. 1.00--29e
uD Boys Cowboy Suits; COM
plete with hat and pistol. Reg.
2.98 80
% Boys Overcoat; damaged.
Size II. Orig. 8ss 500
(11) Boys 3-Pc. Snow Suits;
broken sizes. Reg. <98 $50
(22) Boys Ties; full shape, va
riety OF desirable patterns. Reg.
l9c
1881 Boys Slipover Sweaters;
broken sizes. Reg. sec c--29e
U Boys Cowboy Suits; broken
sizes. Reg. S9e
(42) Boys Winterweight Union
Suits; broken sizes. Reg. soc.
39e
(1S) Boys 2-Pc. Flannelette
Pajamas; slightly soiled. Reg.
l.39 ------71e
(16) Boys Raincoat Outfits;
complete with hat. Broken
sizes. Reg. 69e
(14) BoyS Lined Knickers;
small sizes. Reg. 1.19--59s
Golderberg"Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
TOYS

az Odd Let q Dolls; includ-
ing baby dolls and fancy
dressed dolls. Slightly soiled or
damaged from handling. Reg.
2.96 --2,39
(l4) Odd L1o4 of Dolls; includ-
ing baby dolls and fancy dressed
dolls. Slightly damaged from
handling. Reg. 1.9S------l.47
~ Roll-tsp Desks and Chairs;
maple finish. Reg. 22.98,
1880
~ Lrge Toy Automobiles;
streamlined roadster type, with
windshield and horn. Reg,
1893 ----------ll. 90
0AIA>.A>ys -
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SPORTSMAN

tI2) Misses Wool Sweaters; IN
pink and maize, soiled. Sizes
- to 80. Reg. 1.99----l.l9
(O Misses Jackets; Of rayon
suede. beige and red. Sizes IL
to Is. Reg. 2.0o---2.29
(lS) Rayon Crop Baouses;
soiled. Reg. 1.o0---59e
t18) Misses Skirts: OF spun
rayon. Reg. 1.1e----39e
Goldenberr,s-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
D0MESTICS

(22) Chenille Bedspreads; vari-
Gus colors. Reg. 199--1.49
1881 Seamless Bleached Sheets;
size 8lxs9". Slightly soiled. Reg.
l.39 -1.2 "a
1907 Feather Pillows; size lex
"a, durable ticking. Reg. 69c
49c
(8) jacquard Double Blankets; !;
size 70x80". extra heavy. Reg.
f.sS --------------- ~
t40) Cannon Percale Sheets !;
sizes 72xl08 and 8lx9e". Reg.
1.79 -I.5o
ts) Patchwork Quilts; size BOX
"a. Reg. 3.99 -----2.79
Goldenb nberD's-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
2.2s Duplex
Damask Drapes
l.77 pr

Just 100 pairs to sell. Fine
quality duplex damask
drapes, 50 inches wide to the
pair, ~ yards long. Green,
gold and red. Pinch-pleated.
Drdpes-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
FURNITURE

(z) Lounge Chairs; red and
blue tapestry. Sold "as is"
Reg. 24.95 ----15 100
"a Colonial Rocker; walnut
frame, green tapestry. Reg.
1895 ------ll.95 .95
% 2-pc. Living Room Suite;
wine boucle. Sold "as is" Reg.
$500 --.----69.oo 90
ID Solid Maple Dresser; 46"
size. Reg. 35.00-----26.9 .95
% Walnut Bookcase; adjust
able lower shelf. Reg. sos,
3.ss
(D Mahogany Buffet; so" size,
period style. Reg. 3s.o0--ls.o0
(2) Solid Maple Dinette Tables;
built-in leaf. Reg. 12.95---9.95
~ a-pc. Walnut and Maple
End Tables; half-round styles.
Reg. 1913 8---I,l9
" 2-pc. Mohair Living Room
c~Ase' 1VcB. 100
u) Boudoir Chair; rose tapes
try soiled. Sold "as is" Reg
---------4.9 .95
U S-pc. Dinette Suite: solid
maple table and 1 maple f,n,,h
chairs. Reg. 22.95-----I5e
a. Innerspring Mattresses; fun
size, striped ticking cover,
~ Odd Dressers; walnut nm
ished on hardwood, separate
hanging mirror. Reg. 22.95,
(D Mahogany finish Chest; S
large drawers, waterfall top.
Reg. 1895 ----l3.95
~ Secretary Desk; walnut fin
ish. Slightly marred, sold "as
is" Reg. 24.s5--------l4.9S
Goldexbs-g,s-FosIrth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
C0RSETS

(15) An-in-Ones: lightweight
material, upper closing. Sizes
80 to 36. Reg. 2.0O--l.56
(42) Back lace Coryets and
Girdles; broken sizes. Reg. 200
49e
1897 Bandeaus; Of rayon satin
and bloadcloth. Sizes 80 to 50.
I'D Rengo Belts; side hook
girdles: ~. Sizes 20 to "a.
Reg. 3.95 ---------------2.95
: GoadenberP-Secon6 Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
100 Leather
Back Gloves
69e

Novelty slip-on gloves OF soft
suede-like fabrics, with all
leather backs. Black. brown.
wine. Sizes 6 to III.
16D Hand-sewn Cotton Fabric
Gloves; in black and brown.
Sizes 6 to 8. Reg. 7sc 59e
ul4) Fabric Gloves; in novelty
styles, many with leather trim.
Broken sizes. Reg. soc 39e
tl2D Children's Leather Nit
tens; warm fleece lining, elastic
knit wrist. Sizes 2 to S. Reg
59c
Golden uberO'-Mdin Floor.
Evening star., 1941-12-18
Issued at RockvilI

Floyd Neil Flasher, 81, Gaithersburg, Md,
and Madeline Ruth Bishop, 2l. Mars, Pa
John Sidney Riley. 32. Arlington, Va, and
ton. "
John Robert ,Homan. 81, and Mary Alice
Gum, 20, both of Washington
Mlow Martin, %, and Ruth Carothers. 20,
both Of Washington.
Robert Edward Lilly. %, and Ruby M
' GoodSon, "a, both Of Charlottesville Va.
George w. Benton, 20. and Ethel Norman
"a. both of Tskoma Park, Md e-''
Evening star., 1941-12-18

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Her ONCE DEVOTED husband neglected her She never knew
blame marriage may be ruined ,<
by feminine hygiene Use Lysol for
modern do Lysol
cleanses deodozes- kills millions Of E&a
on instant contaa-without harm ESs43
discomfort to sensitive tissues. Small
bottle makes almost 4 gallons \Ef1/H.
Of antiseptic solution for feminine %eL rr,ur uvcrue
hygiene. FEMININE hIu'1Ne
Evening star., 1941-12-18
ACCESSORIES

Goldenberg'sHMdtn Floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Seeand6ee
In list Call
Here June 10
TIVE cruise ships. s. Seeand-

THE cruise ships. S. Seeand-
bee-will pay its first visit
TO Detroit June II, ii was an
nounced today by Earl C. Kirby,
vice president and Detroit man.
ager of the Cleveland-Buffalo
Transit Company, which oper-
ates the 500-foot vessel.
On its first sailing from here
at 5 p. m. that day will be a
party of Medinah Temple of the
Shrine, en- route to Mackinac
Island and Chicago.
The Seeandbee will carry
new floor show this season.
The first seven-day trip of
the Seeandbee is scheduled into
Detroit July IA. One of the fea-
lures of the Summer will be a
convention on the boat, that of
the American Nurseymen's AS
ISOLATION, July I'll, when more
than 600 members of this ma
tional organization will be
aboard the boat for all sessions
of the convention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Paw Tribute TO z Martyrs

Before writing final chapter Marie
remaining missionaries paid final tribute their marred
bothede Brebeuf and Lalemant They old Fort
Ste Marie opened Fathers Brebeuf Laemant
bones silk be Quebec burial
and returned the flesh TO the earth.
Thus Bebeuf Lalemant sanctfy the spot
the de Brebeu Laemant been added
any the and the spires of the church
today
Today walls the old fort been
the high from which Bebeu Laemant watched
the of fellow shelter stands The
packed solid by the sandals Of the early the
Of the Indians have been bordered with brilliant flowers
impressive bronzes memorials others a
great plaque marking the de Brebeuf Laemant
along the brow Of the hill the Stations Of the Cross
In the magnificent church built by the Jesu
those who died magnificent old paintings the
maryred cutchs and discarded
the shrine and Of the imposing all stainedglas
windows n
Midland OF the places every should certainly
of the definite muSts' you're visiting
weekend objective for drive of Detroit for you'll be
through of the beautiful country all
travel by
And If you're travelling by many thousands
you'll have all of the glory that is the Georgian
the beauty OF Bruce Peninsula the unique
mory and the Flower Pot Islands he
beauties that paraded Parry
short the famed Dlonne Manouin Island
and its rugged coastlne Thirty Islands
There's need 10 be hesan about visiting Canada because
that country for the Canadian
entry into Canada simpler than beorethewar
the return to the United States IS equally simple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Names of Priests Live Forever

De and Daon returned to France Brebeuf remained
English occupation 1929 back to France then
urona the Treaty of ST. Germane-enaye
in 1884.
working him zealots Isaac Jogues
Simon LeMoyne and Peter Chasean Francis
LeMercr and Charles GARNER Jerome Laean and Peter a
which will live forever Canada
and archives their order for they into the Georgian
Bay country work for the uron suffer evil and
plain only TO Cod
BY 1889 Ste. Marie begun, ambitious community
which today River Wye and
of the money from Cardinal Rcheleu
for informed that the Iroquos
steadily increasing
witnessed the arrival of at least two additional
workers Their arrival ra bTbak was event at
Fort Ste. Marie, massive walled fortress.
Missions built the Indian villages the blackrobed
priests labored and night healed the sick planted
Indian the love of God planted the seeds of Christianity
uhc and ourish she'd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Samuel de Champlain spent Winter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Massacred by Iroquois

But the whose hearts fired with
backrobed of the church They
they any friendly with Hurons
But the ahead
their calm mnserng 10 their people carrying the
Word wider and wider circles until 164S the black
For July morning just before dawn screaming Iroquo
village of tomahawked
tossing his the flames Of the mission which he
mnSered.
The following March the roqos struck at St Ignace and ST
Louis and Fathers Rrbeu and Laeman tortured and
Then Charles GARNER killed at Ehaa and Noel Chabane
died with omahawk buried in his skull and the roquois
orgy murder and plage and destruction only
staunch Fort Marie standing
The remaining stayed until June of 1649 when they
decided to burn the fort that the roquo might have it, and
Island The
built Christian Island known II lasted
Then famine and death until the Summer when
still
faith the along
I,aVre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Of tins great NOUN AneIIcdII OUHuIIVT,I
the famed Martyrs Shrine at Mid
land.
Shrine Of the faithful Mecca
OF thousands who thrill 10 the unusual
. 10 the courageous :. the Martyrs
Shrine at Midland, some four hours OF
driving from Detroit. today stands as
one of the most enthralling OF the
thousands of enthralling spots scattered
over this North America like stars IN an
Arizona night. And rightly so, for on
this spot -. Fort Ste. Marie almost four
centuries ago the men of the cloth
planted the seeds of Christianity which
were nurtured through the years and
today are in the full flower OF Canadian
culture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

children the forests and deeply touched He
with the Recoects branch of the Francsca SEND
labor in this fertile field
1915 that Recoect Joseph dc Caron
way the so-called Ottawa route over Lake
Nipissng down French River into the village OF Car
what today PenetanguiShine and
in that village. Aug Is 1915 he celebrated mass
ringed by wondering Indians
Other Recollects their abors couldn't keep
Saeafd historian of the Recolec
help needed and the Society of Jesus was invited
priests the obed Jesuits John de
None and another Recolec de la Roche
Francis in their work
the Ipdiap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

survive the
what now IS Ontario
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
2lu, and 1lte, 9RMe luve( and DaeaAou Md,A
Memorial Cruise To Lake Huron

at 10 a. m. and ~eturn at 1880
p. m.
The two ships of this line VIII
be engaged in chartered trips
until the reguiat season and
Bob-Lo Island Park opening
Saturday, June z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Youth Cruises
On Grea Lakes

YOUTH TRAVEL of high
school graduating classes to
state and national capitals and
other historic spots of~the coun-
try which has had a tremendous
growth in the last decade has
extended to short cruises on the
Great Lakes, according TO +. j.
Goebel. passenger traffic man.
ager OF the Georgian Bay Line.
Eight youth travel cruises,
from two TO four days each,
have been booked as preseason
trips during May and June on
the ships Of the Georgian Bay
Line, he states.
While last year 1900 high
school students made such trips
on the ships of this line, this
year 5000 students from the
graduating classes Of so high
schools in Michigan and Ohio
will make the trips.
Milford -BeerSmay II d of
Youth Travel, Ann Arbor, Mich,
has developed these cruises in
the last four years and states
that the students are mainly
from the I'm all towns and
villages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

A MEMORIAL DAY blue
water cruise 10 Lake Huron and
return will inaugurate the 1871
season of the Bob-Lo EXCURSION
Company.
The S. S. Columbia will leave
the foot of Woodward avenue,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
BY THE OLD AAA TRAVELLER

LENDER spires rising into the heavens atop them
the cross of the faith which died this very
- SPOT the first canonized saints in America!
~ A few yards away the graves Of those men who
silently bore torture death that their church might
survive the first foothod Of Christian civilization IN
What now Is Ontario the impressive single spot IN all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

THE DETROIT COUNTRY
DAY SCHOOL will present its
annual field day tomorrow in
which both the senior and junior
schools will participate.
Junior activities will start at
! 30 p. III. and the seniors will
fnllnAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
.hampIain S Visit

AT the beginning of the seventeenth
century, 10000 Huron Indians lived along
the shores of Georgian Bay. The French
explorers found them throughout the
country between Lake Simcoe and Not
tawaSaga Bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Beautiful Midland Shrine
Or Mdrtyred Priests
Mecca for ouists

IN recent uecks The Old AAA Of Automobile Club
MchiooH plotting into Interesting Spots otsr
this and today he to what he describes as inc
the North American continent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
Horter MVeiQh
Killed in Crash

Horter MCVeiGh 21-year-old as
sistsnt professional al the. Red
Run Golf Club. was killed today
and four friends seriously injured
when their car smashed into a
railroad abutment on Lincoln road
in Royal Oak The group was
returning from party celebrat-
ing McVeigh's birthday.
In Royal Oak Hospital are NAL
colin Mcdonald, 20. Of 2501
Rochester avenue: James Ander-
SON. 20. of 233 Lawrence avenue
Frank Hayes. 20. of 500 Hilldale
avenue. and John McMsnuS, 27.
of AIS West Fifth street. all Of
-RuyafrI -itTTed- a
Rhode Island avenue Royal Oak.
McNeigh was one of the most
promising young golfers in the
metropolitan district. He came
TO Red Run as an assistant TO
Mortie Dutra in April
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
wELLEs SEES ENVOY

WASHINGTON. July %. -
(INS) -- Undersecretary Of State
Sumner Welles was to confer with
japanese Ambassador kichisaburo
Nomura this afternoon.
Officials refused 10 say whether
the department has summoned the
ambassador or whether ne had re-
quested an audience With Welles.
Although American diplomatic
officials for the moment refuse 10
comment publicly on the tense Far
Eastern situation. II is common
knowledge in official quarters that
this country is expected 10 aim At
least two jor economic blows
at Japan il that country engages
IN further invasion.
Imposition Of A freezing order
on all Japanese assets in the
United States Is anticipated. and
also an embargo on further ship
'mentS Of oil 10 japan. There have
been extensive shipments of oil 10
the Far East. largely from western
American ports.
Although Washington has been
fearful OF a new japanese drive
for some weeks. the state depart
ment has said nothing publicly TO
further inhame Japanese opinion.
Gen. Hugh =. Johnsoh
"America's Fighting Thinker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
MISSING TWO DAYS

BlAir admitted his third wife
accompanied them on their honey
moon TO the West and Honolulu
but said the fourth Mrs. Blair had
requested her presence.
In Los Angeles. Blair charged
his young bride was missing for
two DAYS and two nights and
could not explain whete she had
been
Heavy drinking characterized
the honeymoon. he said. They
visited the Brown Derby in Los
Angeles and other night spots.
He told of visits 10 bars and
dances in Honolulu, adding
"Once she tried every drink :
the bartender could mix"
During their honeymoon his
young wife fell IN love with a
retired Army captain, he testified
She told him she and the officer
were in love and suggested a
divorce. Blair testified.
On a hunting trip 10 the Upper
Peninsula ho continued his wife
drank excessively and ne once
caught her in the arms Of a young
man
t.taborating on The drinking
charges. Blair SAID
"She did nine-tenthS OF the
drinking"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23

fourth wife. il
W as testified
in di Vorce
pro G 2 g din & $
against his D.
year-old bride.
T he bri d Q
Betty. has filed
a counter suit
for divorce.
The r ir $
W ere married
in Toledo Nov.
9. 1910 the DAY
after s h q di-
V orc d h Q ]
sec on q huS-
band. Blair ties
tilted He said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
Japan Needs Space,
Envoy Tells France
On the Battle
Fronts

FAR EAST
Toxic: Newspapers assail
Britain and United States for
threats 10 Indo-China.
Hanoi. japanese officially de-
mand use OF Indo-China.
Washington: United States
prepares 10 impose sanctions
on Japan.
NORTH RUSSIAN
NaZiS claim: Leningrad area
penetrated; many Russians
captured
Soviets admit: Enemy ad-
vances around Leningrad but
claim naval victory on Baltic.
Firms report: Deep advance in
Karelia; Russians encircled.
CENTRAL RUSSIAN
Soviets say: Second Moscow
air raid failed.
Nazis claim: Huge fires in
Moscow; mortal humiliation
blows" on Central Front.
SOUTH RUSSIAN
Soviets admit: Enemy adj
Vances around Kiev.
NaZiS claim: Russian lines re-
treat in confusion"
WESTERN EUROPE
London: Intensified air raids
on occupied coast.
Berlin: Bombers effectively
ralded Hull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
,JAPS DEMAND ND0-CHINA:
RESIST, PETAIN ORDERS
Wife, p. Husband. I'll.
Both Sue for Divorce
By JULIUS KAUFMAN
Times star correspondent

FLINT, July %. - Samuel v.
Blair, II. who operates a state
wide chain Of hamburger shops,
took his third wife along when
the was h0neymooning with his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
u. S. Gets Disney Strike

HOLLYWOOD. July p. INS)
Arbitration Of the lengthy strike
of the Screen CartooniStS Guild
against the Walt Disney Studios
today was in the hands Of Or John
Steelman. director of Cancellation
of the department of labor AZ
WASHINGTON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
Execute Serbian Reds

BUDAPEST, Hungary July ..
Inns Ten Serbian Commu-
niSts were executed for sabotage
at Obrenovac today and another
- on the same charges AT Naljavo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
World Union
Of Nations
Is j. ). Aim
BY ERIC FRIEDHEIM


WASHINGTON, July 23.-The
United States government today
furnished the democracies of the
world with formula for lasting
peace based on a community OF
nations, a policy OF sharing the
wealth of natural resources and
an international police force "a
protect mankind from its lust for
power and loot.
This formula, representing pos
sible American contribution 10
world reconstruction If the Axis
powers are defeated. was outlined
by acting Secretary of State Sum
ner Welles before a handful oil
spectators attending the corner
stone laying for new wing OF the
Norwegian legation.
Welles set forth as a fundamen
tai basis of peace, these three
points:
Abolition OF offensive anna
mentS and the limitation and re-
duCtion Of defense ornaments
and Of the tools which make the
construction OF such ornaments
possible.
Establishment fully and
Adequately OF economic rights
10 all peoples of the world with
equal access 10 raw materials.
Abolition of ornaments
through some rigid form of in
ternational supervision and con-
troll. Without such practical and
essential control no real diSarm-
ament can ever he achieved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23

PORTSMOUTH, Va, July %
Four American Red Cross nurses
received treatment for trostbite
and exposure at the Naval Base
Hospital today after telling the
dramatic story of their rescue
from an open boat IN the North
Atlantic July ).
The nurses, who drifted about
for - days after their vessel was
June "a by German
landed in Norfolk last
night from Iceland and were trans
ferred 10 the hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
SAVED BY DESTROYER

The nurses. whose rescue by an
American destroyer OF the neu-
trality patrol had been announced
earlier. had been with group OF
65 who volunteered 10 go 20 Eng.
land for service with the Red
Cross Harvard Hospital there
They are Rachel st Pierre OF
Amesbury. Mass; Marion BliSsett
of Kalkaska. Mich Victoria PelC
of Auburn. n, Y. and Lillian Pes
nicak OF Albany. n. Y. Miss Bills.
sett is a graduate Of the Ford Hos
pital Nursing School, Detroit.
Their rescue and that Of two
other nurses landed in Ireland
July Is leaves four nurses missing
A statement signed nv the
nurses said they left New Orleans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
Governor Makes
Auto Jobs Plea

Despite assurances that the
proposed so per cent slash in auto
production would not result in
widespread unemployment. Cover
nor Van Wagner today was 10
contact President Roosevelt in an
effort TO protect the jobs OF
10000 Detroit workers.
Van Wagner went 10 Wash
ington armed with facts and fig
ures TO show the serious effect
on the economic welfare Of the
workers and the state government
if the Government-ordered auto
reduction plan goes through.
At press conference yester-
DAY. President Roosevelt said that
the reduction in auto production
would be- gradual and that he did
not anticipate any drastic layoil
of employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
2 DETROIT CONVICTIONS

State police securing Detroi,
records now find De Vrlendt was
twice convicted of reckless drlv-
ing. IN Traffic Court here.
He drew a suspended sentence
for ms convection Dec r. 1898
and on Qci LARA -F,--4Al s.,
fine in Traffic Court on a second
reCKfPSy dfIVing onenSe,
DeNriendt escaped with a fine
although jail sentence is manda-
tory for second reckless driving
conviction, Scavarda said.
However the central file Of the
secretary OF states office showed
no record OF these convictions. ac-
cording 10 Scavarda. and the De.
iroti police department failed 10
notify state police Of the 1899 acct
lEaHfs.naI ~. Da0a EiUhfl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-23
GREAT RESPONSIBILITY

The a merican government
WelleS said. has a great RESPONSE
bility" in the framing of that peace
and cannot again withdraw from a
League of Nations as II did after
World War !.
= WeTTeS fortfrfgfft- commitment
of the United States rs 4 fuit mem
Der al any future peace table was
addressed 10 all nations actively
engaged in war with the AXIS
powers.
There can come no peace
until the Hitherto government OF
Germany has been finally and
utterly destroyed" he declared.
No future peace. he asserted
would be valid or lasting without
the natural rights Of all peoples 10
equal economic enjoyment.