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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-04
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 IN STAMPS
Mochodo de Assis Was
 Noted Brazilian Author

COMMERC1ALISM is not the O only basis of Pan-American friendship. A knowledge of the culture of South America is also necessary for true understand ing.
 One of the great writers of Brazil, Joaquin Maria Machado de Assis, was recently honored philatelically by his government in the 1940 stamp above commem- orating the Tooth anniversary of his birth.
 Critics have called Machado de Assis Brazil's foremost novelist. He was born in 1889, wrote poems and plays as well as novels.
 Strangely enough, literary pur- suits were only sideline with Machado de Assis. He worked as a typographer in his early youth, later entered politics. He re- mained in government for the rest of his life, wrote only in his spare time.
 His early poems and plays at- Iracted no attention. He started writing novels when he was in his torties and became famous. His pest work is "Memorias Postumas 1e Braz Cubas," written in 1881. It describes life in Rio de Janeiro turing the latter part of the 18th century. Machado de Assis died n 1908.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-04

MT. and Mrs. William Shine, Jr., and Mrs. William Shine, ST., were recent guests in Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-04

Helene Walsh was weekend guest of MT. and Mrs. Daniel Geb- lon of Bethany road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-04
OIL PAINTINGS
 NOW ON DISPLAY

The first annual Housatonic val- 5ey conference at the Falls Village xaqional high school Is now exhib- ltiag a2 oil paintings, the canvasses ek painters from the United States, <5ssha. Mexico, Bolivia. Costa Rica, Nraxil and aEnto Domingo.
 The exhibition will continue anTonRh August i6. and includes the ~nrln of such artists as Julian Levi,
 nalsn Knlycehl, Frida kahlo, wife Fl tic eminent Mexican nurallgt 15.aeo Rivera, David Alfaro ST. ans'ros. Jenrs Guerrero 0alvan and
 ta@ 1naa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-04

YESTERDAY: Barbara and Dugan go sightseeing and Bar bara cOnfrOnts him with her knowledge that he is not full blOOded Indian. He admits he isn't, but assures her he has In- dian blood and that he practically grew up with Redskins. They play golf the next day, and Dugan beats her by one stroke. His pre- tense of being indifferent to her charm inspires Barbara to con- duct a campaign to make Dugan fall for her.
 BARBARA ACCUSES DUGAN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-04
S68,5OO NEEDED
 FOR ADDITION
Community School Room Project Approved By
 Board of Education
PROSPECT
Correspondent: Eileen ByrneS.
 Telephone 5-O447

Prospect, Aug. A town meet ing was held Saturday night at town hall. Clifford Wallace, chair man of the board of education, called the meeting to order. The board of education asked that the discussion of building several rooms to tke Community school be con- tinued. Discussion was held and it was decided by a majority vote to build the proposed addition. The total sum needed to build the addi- tion is S68,500. A bond of $30,000 would be issued, federal money, $4OO00, and town, $28,500. Money would be used: $60,000 for the build ing; $30o00 architectural fees; $500 legal fees; 1000 furnitpre; $4,C00 balance, contingencies.
 Men of St. Anthony's church met at the home of MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Lawlor, yesterday afternoon.
 The men arranged tables, chairs, booths, and other arrangements for tomorrows lawn festival. Women of the parsih are asked to each donate cake, which may be left at "Heidelawlor" or at Mrs. Tos- cano's, Mrs. Membrino's, or will be collected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-04

MT. and Mrs. Joseph Demiers of Waterbury were guests of Mrs. William Gilbert.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
Alert Ecorse Players Defeat
Ypsilanti High School Cagers

Ypsilanti High Schools basket.
ball quintet dropped its fourth
game OF the season Friday night
to an alert Ecorse team by an IS
Is score. Playing wide-awake ball
the Red Raiders time and again
intercepted Ypsi High passes TO
break up the Braves offense be
fore It had a chance to get we'll
under way. Not once during the
game did the locals go into the
lead and only once did they tie
the count. only TO see Ecorse
Immediately take the lead again.
Although both teams scored the
same number OF baskets. the
Ecorse boys were more proficient
at the free throw line and thus
came out victorious An inability
for making free throws has been
one OF the prime weaknesses of
the Ypsi High team all season for
in no game have they been above
the fifty per cent mark in eflicien-
cy. Last week they barely eked
out a victory over Wayne. OF sew
enteen free throws attempted in
the contest. only one was made.
and that in the final minute Of
the game to give the boys the
win.
Friday night the Braves showed
improvement although they We're
successful on only three OF twelve
attempts. Ecorse meanwhile was
netting six out OF thirteen shots.
which. although not "A praisworthy
average was good enough
Two minutes Of the game Tues
day had elapsed before George
| Plopan. the Red Raiders star play
/ er. sank a long set shot from near
the middle OF the floor. Half a
minute later Eugene Palmer scor
ed the first Ypsilanti point on a
free throw. but this was almost
Immediately followed by another
shot from the hands OF Plopan
and from almost exactly the same
spot from which he sunk his first
attempt. Another field goal by
Plopan and free shot by vii
liams followed to give the Raiders
IL lead at the conclusion OF
the first quarter.
In the second period Ellis
Freatman chalked up five points
for the locals. and Eugene Palmer
added a field goal to bring the
Ypsi total up to eight. Ecorse
meanwhile brought its total up &c
twelve 10 hold the lead l2-S at the
half.
The third quarter saw th'
Braves draw momentarily even
with their opponents at 10 points
but Lovaz followed this with tive
successful free throws TO place
the Raiders in the lead again.
A free throw by Williams anC
another basket by Plopan, aftel
Strang had tailed for the Braves
gave Ecorse an IS to Is edge witt
three and half minutes left e
play: hut the local boys could dc
nothing and that's where the score
remained.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
MICHIGAN FRESHMEN
TRY TRACK CONTESTS

Ann Arbor, Jan. 25-Seven mem
bers of the Michigan yearling foot
ball squad have turned their atten-
tons to track and field work, par
ticularly the shot put, and in the
words of freshman track coach
Chester Stackhouse, Their per.
mances have been more than
satisfactory"
Heading the list Is Mervin Preg-
ulman. Lansing, Michigan, all-State
center in football year ago, whose
initial attempt with the 16-pound
shot netted him throw OF 43 feet
seven inches. Coach Stackhouse re-
CARDS this performance as the finest
first night exhibition staged by
Michigan freshman In many years.
His throw is particularly signifi.
cant because he lacked any finesse
In putting the shot. Having been
coached very little in the sport, he
had no particular form and did all
the work with his body.
Three other footballers working
with the weights have been doing
consistently better than 10 feet ac-
cording TO Stackhouse.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
Ypsi HIah
Lincoln Consolidated School
Loses Cage Game to Chelsea

Lincoln High Schools fourth loss
Of the season was registered by
Chelsea Friday evening IN a close
and exciting game. Seven times
during the course OF the contest
the lead changed hands, bu at the
very conclusion Of the third quar-
ter. Gadd sank a foul shot to put
Chelsea ahead 1920. and in the
fourth quarter they merely added
to this score to down the Rail
splitters 27-2l
A. Policht was the scoring leader
OF the game with a total OF ten
points. while lmhoff, Of Lincoln,
with eight, tied for second honors
with S Policht.
As was the case with Ypsilanti
High School, the Lincoln Reserve
team came through with a victory
while the varsity was being defeat
ed. Day, with eleven points. paced
his team to a 25-18 victory.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
Cleary Almost
Scores Victory

Cleary Colleges basketball team
came nearer to scoring a win than
in any other game this season as IL
bowed TO Highland Park Junior
Col eye Reserves by a narrow 1881
margin at Highland Park Friday
The defeat was Cleary's eleventh
straight.
Trailing by a 1922 score with
five minutes remaining to play, the
Commercials rallied to rapidly cut
down the deficit Finally, hard
playing Jack Nystrom sunk a field
goal In the last 40 seconds 20
bring Cleary within two points Of
its rival.
The Panthers managed to freeze
the ball until the last seconds OF
the game. Cleary had not yet
carried the ball down the floor
when the final whistle blew.
The score at the half was 23.13,
Highland Park having taken an
cary advantage.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25

opponents for almost the entire
game. and did not get within strik-
ing distance OF them until the third
quarter At that time they we're be-
hind 81 TO 12 but during the per-
iod. the Rough Riders rolled up a
total Of ten points 70 Fat Rocks
three. and drew within two points
OF them,
The entire last period saw only
one basket scored by each team
so Roosevelt suffered It's second
loss OF the season and the week
The team encountered It's initial
setback Tuesday against Edison
institute.
Rooseyelts Reserve team was no
match for the Flat Rock boys who
took It easy in registering a % 10
: victory. Whislers seven points
for Flat Rock was high for the
game.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
Ted Webb Takes
Honors For Pole
Vault at College
Nearly Matches Field
House Record in All
Campus Competition

Ted webb sprang a first rate sur
prise as be carried OF top honors
in the pole vault event in the Mich
igan Normal all.campus track meet
az Briggs Field House Friday
Webb leaped II feet ~ inches
TO win the event over q select en-
try that included Harold Stein.
Frank Monaghan and Lea Orator.
The Field House record is 10 feet
inches.
The Royal Oak vaulter. who was
Kept out Of var ity competition mo,
80 last year through nCleihiliry
took three cracks az 10 feet 6i2
inches but failed 90 tumble tn
Huron practice standard
Meanwhile Stein. State lutercol-
legiste and AA.U. champion. fin
isAed 10 soclnl place vita a
height Of II feet II Is inches
Monaghan was third Grafton
fourth, Eugene Lucarclli fifth and
Tom Finch sixth
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
Bomb Snuffer Newest
Gadget For Housewives

London, Jan Sap The new.
eat war gadget being offered 90
housewives IS the bomb snuffer
II looks something like dish
pan upside down and is used for
fighting incendiary bombs
\ housewife who finds an iu-
cendiary on her front stoop simply
hooks snuffer on a long pole
and lowers It over the bomb The
missile is smothered in sand drop
ped automatically.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
Defeat Decisive
With Wide Margin
Between Tallies
Boys Make Better
Showing With Each
Successive Meet

Roosevelt Highs swimming team.
which seems to be showing i'm
proyement with each succeeding
meet, didn't have much trouble in
disposing OF the University High
natators Friday afternoon. as they
declsively defeated them IS TO 2s.
Run of in Ann Arbor, the meet
was pretty much OF walk-away
from the opening event as the
Rough Riders early exhibited their
superiority.
Arlo Cox, captain OF the Roose-
welt team, was the stand-out of
the meet having placed first in
both events in which he was enter
ed, the 100 yard breast stroke and
the 1870 yard individual medley.
The results OF the meet:
40 yard free style-Hall (U)
hrst, r. Smith (R) second. Suster.
ka (R) third. Time: 26.4.
l00 yard breast stroke-Cox (Rl
first II. Smith (R) second, Sad. er
(U) third Time: 1:14S.
220 yard free sty'e-A. Campbell
(R) first. Ferguson (R) secono,
Trytten tU) third. Time: 2:4s.s.
100 yard back stroke-Hall (U)
first. Abercrombie (R) second, Tho
mas (R) third. Time: l:13.5.
100 yard free style-Gondy (U)
first, ]. Davis (R) second, N. Camp
bell (R). Time: 62.5.
100 yard individual medley-Cox
iR1 first Vincent (IfO sncond chin
man (R) third. Time: 154.6.
Diving-Susterka (R) frst, Kel.
Ter CRY second, Eich (U) third.
Points: 629.
100 yard medley relay-Roosevelt
(Abercrombie, Keller, A. CampbelO
first. L. High (Finch, Vincent, Sad
dler) second. Time: 1855.
100 yard free style relay-Roose-
welt Or. Smith. ]. Davis. n. Camp
bell, H. Smith first, U. High oval
ton, Carr. Tryttel. Gondy) second.
Time; 1902.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
i. of NJ. Has Bic Ten Records

Francis Heydt who hold the 100
yard free style and 150.yard back
stroke marks respectively Tom
Haynie. Waldemar Tomsk and
Jack kasley. former Michigan stars,
hold the other records.
Haynie holds the record in both
the 220 and 44O-yard free style
events, Tomsk still possesses the
50-yard free style mark while Kas
ley's record is in the 200-yard
breast stroke.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25

Ann Arbor Jan. 25-All but one
OF the present Big Ten swimming
records are held by the University
Of Michigan, this lone exception
being in the 300.yard medley relay
where Ohio State holds the record,
Michigan holds the record for the
400-yard free style relay and in six
individual events.
Two of the record holders are
members OF the current Wolverine
team. They are Gus Sharemet and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
Roosevelt High Swimmers Win From University School
Single Basket Loses Game
For Roosevelt Cage Team

Only the margin o. 3 single bss-
ket separated the Roosevelt High
School and Wat Rock cage teams IN
their game Friday night. but un-
fortunately the local team was on
the short end Of the score Batil-
ing up until the last minute, the
Rough Riders continued hghtng
but they we're unable 10 knot the
count SO they suffered their second
oss 81 the season
The Rough Riders trailed their
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
DRIVER CONVICTED

Detroit. Mich. Jan. 25-Edward
Pocialik. is. who had been put on
probation for six months and for
hidden to operate a car only a
month before his car struck and
killed Adam Bentz, 70, last. Sept. 2S,
was convicted Friday Of negligent
homicide in Traffic Judge George
T. Murphys court The jury DELHI
Grated seNen hours
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
HAPPY THEN SAD

Detroit. Jan. 25-lNS-Twenty-
three-year old Charles J. Kslish was
a happy young man the other day
when he was offered a 20-week con-
tract at 5000 week to appear in a
radio serial. Today. Kalish was
a sad young man as he boarded
train for Fort Custer. Mich. TO
serve a year in the Army under the
selective service act The order
TO report for duty arrived a few
hours after the contract.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
Sudden Riches Fail to
Change Life of Aged Man

Lubbock, TIE Jan pap
Prospects Of sudden riches will not
change one wrinkle on the face OF
81 year old l.. G. Robbins. @Tho
stopped compress worker said he
would keep right on working for
30 cents an hour.
Robbins has a quarter interest
in royalties from new oil we'll on
II acres he owns al Hawkins He
said oil men advised him the well
is worth $500. 900.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
Flat Rock
PLEADS INNOCENT IN STAYING

Grand Rapids. Mich, Jan. Is
Willis John Mccarthy. 80, pleaded
innocent Friday to shooting his
estranged wife, Mary Jane. 80. to
death In St Andrews Cathedral.
Jan. 8 Superior Judge Thaddeus
B Taylor. after ordering petition
for appointment OF psychiatrists TO
examine Mccarthy, set trial for
Feb. Il.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
Y. H. S. Reserves
Defeat Ecorse

Npshanti High School Reserve
team came through with a victory
over Ecorse Reserves Friday In
spite OF the loss suffered by the
varsity, although they had TO
come from behind to do SO Trail
ing most Of the game. the Braves
really began 10 click toward the
end OF it a. they scored twenty
points in the last two periods TO
subdue their opponents. Dick
Schaab was high point man for
the game with thirteen points
being the number he was credit.
ed with tallying
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
Sports Calendar
TODAY
Basketball

TODAY
Basketball
Michigan Normal vs.. st. Mary's
Of Orchard Lake at Orchard Lake.
Church League basketball. Ypsi-
lanti High School gymnasium.
MONDAY
City League Basketball
Landy's We. Young Mems Club,
p. m.
townships VS. Bella Vista, s D. m.
Central Speciality vs.. United
stove. 9 p. m.
Farm Bureau VS. Independents.
10 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
University WrestIers Facing
Tough Opposition From State

Ann Arbor. Jan. 25- University
of Michigans wrestling team. with
Overwhelming victories over North
western and Dearborn A. G. to its
credit in two stars. will run into
tougher opposition at East Lansing
Wednesday when It faces what is
being heralded as the greatest mat
team in Michigan state history
Michigan State should have one
OF the four or five best collegiate
wrestling teams in the country this
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25

year says Coach Cliff Keen Of
Michigan. and our boys viii have
their hands fun trying 70 win this
meet
The meet will be Michigan's last
until Feb. 49,, because OF the annual
mid-year final examination period
On that day the Wolverines will
face Illinois al Champaign and later
in the month will wind up their
homo schedule in meets with In
diana and Ohio State.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
NORMAL FAVORED TO
WIN FROM ST. MARYS

Michigan Normal is favored to
annex its second basketball victory
of the season when it meets ST.
Mays OF Orchard Lake at Orch
ard Lake this evening. Carl ALI
cen, Burman Misenar. Eddie Kon-
trymowicz. Fritz BENEFITS and
Johnny Shada is Coach Frank
Worzniak's probable starting line
uD
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
Eeorse
TO DELAY STRIKE

Lansing. Jan % AP state La
Dor Mediation Board Friday invoked
a thirty-day strike notice require
ment in a dispute between the
United Automobile Workers Union
(A.FL.) and the Centrifugal Fus-
ing Co, Lansing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
ARMY CALLS CORONER

Bad Axe, Jan. % Coroner VII
liam T. Colon. "a. Bad Axe. will
leave Feb. Is TO serve year in the
army under the draft law
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
SCORE VICTORY

Windsor ont. Jan. Gins -
Calvin Colleges basketball team
Friday night scored a lopsided 81
TO 80 victory over Assumption in a
Michigan-Ontario League game.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
DEFEAT STATE COLLEGE

East Lansing. Mich. Jan. 25-INS
-Detroit's Ivory Rangers Thursday
Night defeated the Michigan State
College polo team. % to 4. Volney
Bailey scored II times for the
hangers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12

world where our enemies de-
nounced them from the beginning.
we will be defeated. We will
suffer the most abject defeat ever
endured by a great nation and
suffer it without going TO war TO
defend our rights and our position
in the world.
IN THE world as il is today
L America cannot act as she
pleases. That is the weakness of
the arguments OF the noninter-
ventioniSts. They seem to think
that what is going on is a race
between the government and the
American people. What actually
is going on is a race between the
government and the Axis.
II the Axis gets to Dakar. the
Azores and the Cape Verde Islands
first. we-all of us. intervention
lists and noninterventionists alike
have lost the greatest American
naval battle in history.
If we let Britain fall. we-inter-
ventioniSts and non-intervention-
lists alike-have lost a world war
and can only sit at a peace table
as just another defeated nation.
The first great British defeat
was at Munich. No blood was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
Glad TO Have You

T,HE MAYOR WRITES ''Tickled to know
i you will serve on the 1 Am An Ameri-
can Day. committee Sunday. Don't worry
about being there, and as a matter of fact,
stick to your typewriter You do more good
with your typewriter than many people do
who make continual personal appearances
III explained TO his office you'd be there
if they insisted, but that Sunday was when
you were busy with the Monday column
and the broadcast for Sunday eve...A man
came in. wasn't sore, he just felt awful
because he followed your tip on Porters
Cap and lost his weeks salary rent. etc..
told HIM you said it was merely good
81 risk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12

split but it was military disaster
Of the first order.
A CTUALLY and from the be-
n ginning of this conflict, there
have only been three choices for
the United States. There were as
follows: D-Join the forces OPP
posed to the Axis. (2)-Join the
Axis and decide with them TO get
cut in the division of the other
free peoples of the world. 81
Sit and wait. and be completely
surrounded by a worldwide, hos
tile combination.
If we had done the first at the
outset, or better still before the
outset. the world would have been
spared much agony.
The second would have meant
and would mean a revolution in
the United States.
The third would have been and
would be blindness and impotence.
If we let Britain down now. the
eventual results will be an alliance
of all the rest of the world against
us, including a NaZi-dominated
British Empire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12

The situation is complicated. has
been complicated from the begin
ming. by the fear of political lead
ers TO tell the American people the
truth, particularly in the middle
ofan election campaign
The only promise that any po-
litical leader should have made TO
the American people was TO pro-
tect the honor, security and power
of the United States without war
if possible. with war, II necessary.
Released by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
Blond BaIIerina Names the Day

UDREY PALMER the blond balerna "DuBarry wed L. Lees
"A Wall Streeer June % Jesse Royce Lands the
New York Hosp She will undergo appendix op
Would be interested playing the Man Who Came to Dinner
Not oferjus eeler from The item
borrowed from the Lebestod from
reminds of the time Mencken Tin essay
Nagn suggestive music ever
the had banned IT,
Okla will swell
called service that will be OF getting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
Billed as Private James Stewart

THE LOUDMOUTIiS who fighting further aid TO
"A Britain it'll into the war; the same soandsos
be in Bill passed
marquee Sate-ake Theae Chicago advertised Viva
Lady Ginger Rogers Stewart The
that made odoode about Hers being barred by the
their In the first place Adolf
So il isn't IIiers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
Memos Of a Girl Friday

DEAR WV Senator Nye in his speech said trying to get
~ the Wheeler FDR Simson Knox, WIke
Dorothy Thompson "A Communist
editor paid for Oman Hoover
recently Czech photographer Gust hired by magazine
Nazi-dominaed Europe they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
DOROTHY
THOMPSON
Embraces:
Sec. Stin,son's Speech on
u. S. War Position

1.-THE opinions expressed by
Miss Thompson are her oUn
and not nseessarily those of The
Detroit Times.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
Offers Shower Betsy Blair

CHARLES PATE. the famous eres, is aing in
" hosp Betsy Blair the chorus girl who clicks well in
Beautiful People getting offers from almost every MIN
break Advance talk about Zanucks Blood
and Sand flick y Power they another Rudy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12

WdIIVT WIHCIItII n ItdIIy WUIIIdH WHO
was deceived and Tilted by German 49,.
The Connecticut newspaper which threw
out your columns (criticizing Lindbergh)
is owned by the morning paper which just
ran an editorial cartoon showing Indy at
a desk with flaming torches on the wall
behind him saying Freedom TO Speak.