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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-05
BY PETER gDSoN
Dolly Monitor Wsshlnston
Co4YosnomdAnH

WARRINGTON, Sept. s.
The fellow who picks out the
names Of new government
oeeneies should give more con-
siderotion to their olphobeti-
col initiols so they could be
more costly remembered. Take
the new Economic Defense
Board, the policy making GROUP
headed by Vice President Hen
~ A. Wallace. The letters E.
O-B don't spell anything thot
can be pronounced by q lin
quist less versotile than O
toneue-twistine Turk.
u the outfit could have been
named Defense Economic
Board. DEB would have meant
something and he'd q certain
amount Of significance, nov
thot Brenda Kelly is q sedote
motron. Board Of Economic
Defense would have made q
good BED to lie in, but thot
might be too significant q
name for the bundIine of cob
met officers in woeine their
pillow fights, mottress-iump-
ing and cover-kicking esco-
podes for oII-out economic
Wor.
However,
eOB hos been meeting every
Wednesday morning in the
vice presidents office since
the board was erected by Pres.
ident Roosevelt a few weeks
oeo. Just what the board has
done in these CAB tests It hos
kept TO itself. And while all
the cobinet-member members
except Frank Walker and Mo-
dame Perkins have been fairly
regular attendants, the real
work Of the board won't get
going till its executive direc-
tor, Milo Perkins, fully recov-
ers from his oppendectonny and
is oble to stort swinging.
ALREADY
DIGGING
indications ore that the
board will LET the executive
director do all the work. Per-
kins is still confined to his
house by doctors orders, but
his exceedingly active young
mind hos been racing oil over
the globe and Of late he has
been calling his henchmen in
the Department Of Agriculture,
where he heods the Surplus
Marketing Administration, de-
mondine data and doing some
home gardening in the fertile
fields o. speculation.
Announcement Of the ere
otion Of EDB was the signal for
any number Of bankers, busi-
ness men and brood brains
from the colleges to offer their
They seem willing and
even anxious to serve their
government for q dollar year
Or for nothing, plus expenses Of
course, so Mi|o-you have to
coll him Milo so he won't be
confused with Madame Per-
kins-wiIl have the pick Of
some Of the county's most
able economists.
At present, il is Milo Per-
kins' ideo TO keep this stoff
small. He wants to be his own
|ioison man, and if he runs
EOB the way he ran SMA, he
will be all over the place. Es-
fobIished government agencies
War, Navy, Aericul-
Fure and Commerce-wi|l do
the actual woeine Of the eco
oomic defense, but Milo Per-
<ins will play on awful LOT Of
for the team q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-05
FLASHES
OF
LIFE
BY the Associated Press
EVERY RED CENT

EVERY RED CENT
SPRINGFIELD. Mo.-Mayme
Ploger smears lipstick on the
nickels when she plays the
music box in her cafe. That's
so the music man will know
the jitneys were on the house.
Mayme calls them business
stimulators.
And that's why officers ar
rested two fellows for spend
ing pink nickels. The cafe was
robbed recently Of $40.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-05
IS YEARS AGO TODAY

The Maude won first place in
the race for three-horse-power
bustboats last week.
Macomb county reported SO
deaths during July compared to
81 births.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-05
so YEARS AGO TODAY

Why do Mt. Clemens merch-
ants keep open until nine
o'clock? Why not close at eight,
now that the evenings are grow
ing long.
DR.. z. A. Young has sold his
drug store to Messrs. Mort. and
George Shotwell. who, undoubt-
edly, will make q success of 1t.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-05
NOT ETIQUETTE

PHILADELPHIA - Douglas
Miller will demand an intro
duction hereafter for all new
friends.
He struck up an acquaintance
with q personable young man
In q restaurant and as they stoll-
ed together along . street, chat
ting amiably. the personable
young man suddenly punched
him In the face, took his wallet
with $50. yanked off a 500
diamond ring and fled.
o.
HOY BOY!
SPOKANE. Wash.-Patrons
OF Jim Hoy's restaurant changed
their sympathy to congratula-
tions when they learned why
his eating house had been
closed two days.
Cooks were busy inside pre-
pairing q 2]-course dinner for
spoksns's 200 Chinese, invited
TO celebrate the arrival OF Q
little Hoy bay.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-05
10 YEARS AGO TO-DAY

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lehner
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nank
were in Cleveland this week at
tending the air races.
Snook-Axtell families hold re-
union with fifty people present.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-05

Tall girls finally are going to
be given . break In the movies.
In leading roles. Full length pic
lures, no doubt-uot shorts.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-05
MIKES BUSINESS AND
NEW DEAL

Since Milo Perkins was
named as director of EDB.
there hos been q new interest
in his speeches and writings.
He is only Al, a seIf-mode bus
mess man, q telephone soIes-
man while working his woy
through high school in his
home town Of Milwaukee, then
q bog salesman in Texos, and
at Il, without q college educo.
tlon, president Of his own
company in Houston. Unlike
many seIf-moders. Milo Per-
kins still remembers his own
tough times on the way up. II
wos only natural that when
Perkins quit his business and
came to Washington he
brought along q hord.heoded
business approach, tempered
by social consciousness and q
desire to give q better break
to the underpriviIeeed. As q
right hand to Henry Wallace.
he tit like q glove.
he hos q reputation for be.
ing able to influence any kind
OF group, business men, farm
ers, fomiIies on relief. His
views on economics are some-
times unorthodox. ." don't
give q damn whot the econo-
nists tell you" he has been
known to soy. 1.-THE common
sense and the focts ore these
--ond this is the way we're 90
ing to do it,"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-05
80 YEARS AGO TO-DAY

J..J. Dowlins's company open
ed at Tonawanda Monday.
Peter Benoit has sold his meat
business to Chas. Ohrns.
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. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON u
position at which he hos al
reody demonstrated talent.

position at which he hos oI-
reody demonstrated talent.
He is known as one Of the
hardest working men In Wosh-
ineton. Ten and l2-hour days,
with q cup Of coffee brought
into his desk every few hours.
Then on ormlood Of detail
work eorted home every night
to shape up things to be done
the next day. Six years at thot
pace was really his undoine,
and q few months oeo he had
to quit, 90 under that knife
and clear up some organic dis
turbonces.
Milo Perkins two biz &C.
complishments in Washington
hove been the food stomp.
plan, which he conceived and
organized. and the food and
agricultural products purchase
plan for the British, which he
organized. In addition to these
he hos been in choree Of oil
marketing agreements and the
program for removal Of surplus
CROPS. FOOD will win ~.
war;" as Secretary Of AericuI-
ture Wickord hos stoted, Mikos
Perkins knows his weapon az
DO few other economic war
fore soldiers.
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Lock Up My Heart

Better keen away from me. lid.
You don't 90 yourself any good
beng nth ne
But 7 must. 7 have something
70 tell YOU - something very I'M
portsnt@
Wait e minute Cam could
hear mafred voices at the other
end Of the Inc for some time. and
finally Ruby came hack. "Oksy. If
you insist Got a pencil Here's
the address"
The girl scrubbed down the
street and number and made notes
on how 10 get there Ruby said she
could take a bus 10 within 2 block
Of the apartment house. and sd-
vised that means Of transportation
rather than a cab.
Cabs attract too much atten-
ton One thing l want you to be
sure OF. though and that is that
YOU aren't followed. There are
/ people I don't care about knowing
where I'm living right now"
Cam promised to be careful and
alighted from the bus a block be-
yond Ruby's cross street.
After standing on the corner and
watching traffic for a time. she
started walking slowly around the
block glancing back frequently to
see if anyone were trailing her.
Satisfied at last. she walked
straight to the address Ruby had
given her and entered a building
almost as dingy and unnrepossess-
lng as the one in which Joe's girl
had lived before.
A peephole in the door panel slid
open after she had rung the bell
and she saw an eye peering out at
her.
Then the door opened cautiously
Just enough to permit her to enter
and she slipped in.
Ruby was the only person in the
living room which the cheap large
velvet covered overstuffed daven-
port and matching chairs made
seem smaller than il really was.
Her face was pale. and there
were dark, heavy circles under her
eyes, but she seemed much strong
er than when Cam had left her.
Il was worried about you wher
went to your old place and dis.
covered you were gone" the cir
said. Il was afraid something
might have happened"
Thought maybe you'd wonder
what became of me. That's why
called up your hotel and left my
number. l owed you that much
anyway, after what you did fol
me. What's the big news you'v,
got ."
I've seen Joe"
ITO n. Gnptipuaal
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Mountaineer Films
On View Thursday

Motion pictures Of the Noun
taineers' 1910 outing in the olym-
pics will be shown at p. m.
Thursday in the Tacoma Noun
taineers club rooms in the Fidelity
building. They will be shown by
Clarence Garner, known for his
excellent pictures Of the Narrows
bridge construction. Official pic
lures IF the outing will be shown
by George MCGOWAN, Seattle. Any
one who may be interested in
climbing peaks is invited to attend
Thursday evenings showing Of the
pictures.
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ITO Be Continued
Army Orders

WASHINGTON - The war depart
ment has issued the following orders:
COlonels-Walter Bender. AC Lang
lev field. to Fort George Wright. Rob-
ert Morris, INF Harrisburg Pa, 70
Washington; Samuel J. Turnbull. NC.
Washington. TO Fort DIX
Lieut.. Cols.-James c. Hutson.
GAG, Fort Du Pont. to Camp Davis.
Hollyridge n C.. George G, Cressey.
SC Middletown. Pa. TO Ogden Utah:
William F Week. DC. Preside OF
Monterey. to Camp Merriam, Thomas
G Dobyns, IGD.. Philippine dept, TO
Fort Lewis
Majors-John M England. AC, Fort
Hancock to Camp DAVIS: Russell j.
Mint. SC. Fortford Conn, 10 Ogden:
Oakley G Kelly. AC. Downey. Cal TO
Middleton. Pa: Albert J. Chappell
retired, Palo Olso, 70 duty. Preside
Of San Francisco
Captains-Percy c Mcknight AC,
Camp murray TO Seattle: Carlisle I.
Ferris. AC, Los Angeles TO Portland.
Edward G. Herb. CE. Eugene, Ore. to
Little Rock
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II you're not using Il, sell il with
Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
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News.
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Farm forum
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Il sales.
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storm.
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News.
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S45. Opening OF 77tl
Congress.
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kathleen Norris.
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Ship OF JOY
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3 as Ann sterling
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CLUB
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Man.
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1000 4. VI.
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CIR
Akl Life Beautiful
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InQulrIng Reporter
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dreu.
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Homemakers Forum
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News. &c SO Pianist
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Aunt Jenny.
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Has. Light o. Xor
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Tine
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News
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tain Dobbsle ID
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Their
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West.
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When a Cir Merries /
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Music
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Club.
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2 as Keep Fit 10 Music
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Brave
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vorce l2:15 Amanda
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Science
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10 as Woman OF Cour-
age
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Just Plain BIZ
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Studio
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Mvrt and Marge
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1915. Stella Dallas
RJR - Mother ~ Mine
1913. Cecil Sollv
KIRO-Pnrtis blake.
lao p. NJ.
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as. Stepmother
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200 p VI.
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Lone Journey
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| 2 as. Concert Hell
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10000 A VI

KMO-John 2 Hughes.
i0 IS. George Fisher.
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l0:l5 Woman IN White
KOMO-Bonnie Stewart
10 Is Concert Petite
kJR-Farm and Home
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porter
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lU:3U 4. NJ.


nVI-MorIu Today. lo:4o
Dance Orch.
aOMO-MusIc by Wood
bury.
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IU:o5. Weather tIeports
ll:UU L. M.
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Leon MollcA.
lkN1-SJuulO.
nOMO-hOtei Orchestra
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80 l.. M.
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Garter.
inOMO-Florentlne Gar
nJh-Orgau.
hIkO-NIgnLCap Yarns
Has. Memories II
Music.
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~ A. = ~ 2 - g. I
1890 A. Nj.

RMO-Johnson Family.
l0:45. Bachelors Chill
dren
Happiness. 10 as
Mary Lee Tavlor
KOMO Hotel T a {.
10 AS. DR. Kate
KJR Common Sen sc
l0:45 News
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IKMO-Luncheon
hKI-Htlltop House. ! AS
/ Stepmother
7 kOMO-Loren2o Jones,
] As. Wilder Brown
KJR Health Club las
1 Cowboy Joe
Hilton House
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EJR-Art Museum Talks
Il IS. News
xTRO-F1etcher Wilsy.
1900 NOON
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News
RVl-society Girl. u Is.
News
IKONO-MArv Marlin.
I2l5. Ma Perkins
kJR - Orphans = 10.
Amanda
IKIRO-SoCiety Girl
80 p. VI.
'SMO-Philadelphia sym
phony
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q IS. Golden Treasury
IEOAO-Pepper Young
I I245 VIC and Sade
IKJR-Other Wife. ~ as
Plain Bill.
EETDn Ea#a Eankfna
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.KMO-Svmphony ll5.
Infantlle Para j
Luncheon
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Mvrt and Aarge.
kOMO-BaCkstage VIE,
ll5. Stella Dallas
KJR-Mother Of Mine.
lis. Cecil Solly
kIRO-portia Blake.
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hMO-News. 1919. Phil
f1arrlS.
InN4 aul SULLIVAN,
lU.lo, NOrLnNest news.
AOMO-NeWs, lU.Io, In
dusLry ana Defense
kJR-bllLmore Hotel
|nIRO - VS., lU.lo,
Naurs Rn1lugllu
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KMO-Let's PLAY Bridge
2 IS Keep Fit TO Music
KVI-Helen Trent. . 40
Our Gal SUNDAY
K q NJ Q - Arm n all
Cruises. 9 as. Handy
Man.
RJR-Farm and Home
KIRO-Hplen Trent
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kMC-R.rz-O
XVI Fletcher Wiley
IS. scr and !
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! Has. Light o. Word
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II 100 A NJ.

RMO- Friendly Neigh
hors: 1l:l5. School oil
Air.
KVT-Bie Sister: has
Aunt Jenny
KOMO - HYMNS ll:i5
Grimm's Daughter
KJR-Our Half Hour.
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6.l5, Lanny Ross.
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S.l5, Radio Reporter.
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s4s4Af ts+A44N a4444aIIls
10 ~ e4l1aes
Az On 4o1f Nina,
40. Elmer laws.
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cana.
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Public Schools.
/ aInO-Ou IO4I Mind.
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as Ma Perkins
kNT-Second VIE Al:
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AS Ei~~ Arthur -
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20 p VI.
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Dancing
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Sheriff, Police
Chief III

LANSING, Jan. Is. - 1ngham
County law enforcement agencies
are functioning minus department
heads today as result of the flu
epidemic in this area.
John +. O'Brien. chief of the
Lansing police department. he
came i'll last Sunday and has been
confined 10 his home since. Police
officials say he is recovering.
Allan A. Macdonald. lngham
County sheriff. was struck with a
severe cold Wednesday and was
taken 10 Corsaut Hospital at
Mason when il was feared he was
threatened with pneumonia. He,
too. is reported recovering today,
ST. Marys Parochial School was
closed yesterday as A result oil
the epidemic but is expected TO re-
open Monday morning. Earlier
this week Resurrection School sus-
pended classes for two days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
International New. s.,ie. w,r,

NEW YORK. Jan. %. When
It's present naval expansion pro-
gram is complete, the United
States will have a fleet powerful
enough 10 beat back any and all
would-be aggrcsSorS. said Rear
Admiral Clark H. Woodward to-
day
Woodward. commandment Of tho
third naval district. praised the
current naval building program
and the recent acquisition of bases
from Great Britain.
II can assure Nou." he said.
that our present peace-time
naval expansion program, when
completed--both regarding ships
for our feet Including neces-
sary auNlliarieSl and bases
for serNi cing them - will
have ~ vastly increased our
naval strength that when and II
war should come we will he well
prepared To take and retain
command of the sea, in Its full
est meaning. against the feet
Of any nation or combination Of
nations In either the Atlantic or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
200 Cargo Ships
Voted by House
International New. s.ryie. Wire

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The
House gave swift approval to a
1913, 100000 bill for construction
of 200 steel cargo ships, dubbed
floating match boxes TO keep
American commerce flowing and
replace freighters drawn into the
maelstrom of war
The bill was sent to the Senate
substantially as President Roose-
welt recommended in special
message to Congress 10 days ago.
The house tackled on an amend
ment by Representative Rabaut
Id of Michigan, TO forbid pay
ment of any wages under the
program to persons advocating
overthrow of the government by
force.
Passage Of this measure lifted TO
81 .522, 10000 the AMOUNT of
money appropriated and authorized
by the House since January 3 for
shipbuilding and naval
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

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