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Nogales international., 1941-03-22
Jackson Day
Dinner March 29
At Westward Ho

Arizona Democrats will hold their
annual Jackson Day dinner Satur-
day night March 20 at the West
ward Ho Hotel in Phoenix.
Each year the Democrats stage
a Embarrassing campaign the latter
part of March, soliciting $25 contri-
buttons for the Democratic national
committee. Each contributor is,
given a ticket to the dinner.
The Jackson Day Committee of
Arizona for 1941 has been announc-
ed by press dispatches from Phoe-
nix as follows:
General chairman, Dean Stanley,
Phoenix; executive committee, Writ
G.. Bowman, Nogales; R. T. (Bobl
Jones, Phoenix; Mrs. Colt Hughes,
Phoenix; Evo DeConcini, Tucson; -.
Columbus Giragi, Winslow; and E.
A. McCabe.
Honorary committee: Sam Nor
ris, Globe, national committeeman
Mrs. Della Stuart, Phoenix, nation -
al committeewoman; Dan McKin-
ney, Tucson state chairman; Sid
ney P. Osborn, governor.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
L. B. Whitney, w. Roy Wayland,
Maricopa county; Henry o. Jass-
tad, Mrs. VIM. Bray, Pima coun-
ty; Henry Beard, Joe Mauzey, Co
chise; Craig Pottinger, Santa Cruz;
Mrs. Nellie Bush, James Role, Jr.,,
Yuma; J. D. Goree, Polly Pace,
Pinal; Jim Smith Alma Tate, Gra-
ham; Tex Neel, Greenlee; Jacob
Barth, Dan Benchoff, Apache;
Kewen Savage, Lucien Owens, Ma
vajo; Charles Proctor, Mrs. Elean-
or Stauffer, Coconino; Ernest En-
cry Mohave; Joseph Morgan, M. o.
Lindner Yavapai; Steve Bryant,
w. A. Sullivan, Gila.
Nogales international., 1941-03-22
Mrs. Henry Wood
Seriously Hurt
In Auto Accident

Mrs. Henry Wood, who lives just
south Of the old Vaughn school in
the Elgin- district, suffered
serious injuries when her car turn
ed over Saturday near Sonoita.
Rushed to Mrs. Lucy Stevens
home in Patagonia, it was found by
DR.. WI. Minear, that her injuries
consisted of a long scalp laceration,
broken right arm, and numerous
contusions and bruises.
DR.. Minear said Wednesday she
is recovering nicely and will be
home in a week or less.
Speaking of DR.. Minear, it will
be of interest to Nogalians to know
that his offices in Patagonia are
among the most completely equip
ped in Arizona. DR.. .Minear, form
erly of Seattle, located in Pata-
gonia two years ago.
Nogales international., 1941-03-22
Well Known
Pioneer Dies

Funeral services were held Tues
day at the Carroon Mortuary chap
ell for Mrs Jennie I. Watt, 76, very
well known Nogales pioneer, who
died Sunday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Pat Sheehy, in
Ruby.
Interment took place in the vet
teran's cemetery here beside the
grave of her husband, George r.
Watt, Civil War veteran, who died
in 1925.
Mrs. Watt was born in Pennsyl-
vania and as bride came to Tomb
stone about so years ago. The fam
lily moved to Nogales in about 1901,
making their home ever since on
north Morley avenue.
Nogales international., 1941-03-22
Flower Show To
Be Held May II

Sunday May II from 2 to 5 p.
m. has been tentatively set as the
date for Nogales' first annual flow
er show.
It will be held at the Chamber
of Commerce and sponsored by the
chamber and the Rotary Club.
The committee in charge con-
sists of A. w. Steensen, chairman;
A. j. Milliken, Paul Arend, James
Manson, Harry Chernin, Don
Smith, and Ross Dayton.
Cut flowers and potted plants
will be displayed.
Nogales international., 1941-03-22
80 Men Working
On Road
Near Patagonia

About 30 men are now being
employed on the state WPA road
project between Patagonia and
Sonoita.
Operations at the present time
are from just this side of the rail
road crossing, north of Patagonia,
to the neighborhood of the jeff
colt ranch.
Nogales international., 1941-03-22

er; Major Fred Hamilton, judge;
and Doc Pardee, assistant judge.
Parade of all entries will take
place at 1880 a. M A program of
racing will start at p. M, the an
nual spring horse show dance will be
held Saturday night April 5, and
on the day of the show there will
be a military review by troops from.
Fort Huachuca.
Nogales international., 1941-03-22
PHOENIX MEN AUTHORIZED
SPEND Sll5,OOO AT NOGALES
FOR AIRPORT, SAYSL. HARDY
Federal Agency Representatives Locating Airports
For United States Government At Various
Points In Arizona

NOgales stands a good chance
of landing a $115, 900 federal air.
port if a level spot one square
mile in size can be found in
this district.
The above information was giver
the Nogales International by Attor
Nogales international., 1941-03-22

scout leaders but the general pub
lie. The presence and participa-
ton of Chief Scout Executive
West, National Leader of the Boy
Scouts of America, insures an un-
usually large attendance. Reserva-
tions for the luncheon and ban
quet are stnictly in advance.
Nogales international., 1941-03-22
ADAIR TRANSFERRED
TO MEXICO CITY

Chuck Adair, one of the vice
American consuls in Nogales, So
nora, has been transferred to Mex
leo City and will leave for his new
post in April.
Nogales international., 1941-03-22
IRVING WILLATT HERE

Irving Willatt, well known pic
ture producer passed through here
this week enroute from Hollywood
on a fishing trip to Guaymas.
Nogales international., 1941-03-22
FAMOUS WRITER
AT RANCHO GRANDE

Franz Werfel, famous writer, was
an arrival yesterday at Rancho
Grande from Hollywood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
he German bHtzkrieQs On1r0rd rush -.

rear guard detachments covering
a withdrawal
Whatever its tactical character.
this resistance. II was claimed.
was causing tremendous losses on
the Germans who appeared 10 he
in a hurry to break through 10 the
eastern Ukraine 10 menace the
Donetz Basin. the Caucasus OIL
region and the newly-secured route
through I#aH-feF- shipment af
American and British material
into Russia.
The Black Sea- Red banner
feet was credited with a major
share Of the successes IN the firm
defense of Odessa.
off Leningrsd. meanwhile, the
Soviet Baltic fleet was particl-
pating in the stubborn defense Of
that industrial seaport around
which a huge life-and-death strug-
Gle ragged DAY and night Russian
sources denied German claims
that naval guns Of the Kronstadt
base. in the Gulf Of Finland. Is
miles west of Lenlngrad had been
Silenced
Another luftwaffe attempt IN
raid Moscow was made Friday
night. il was announced. but only
one bomber broke through the
capitals anti-aircraft defenSes.
wreaking little damage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
us. PIdnesUsed
In Africa Get
General S Praise
American Applauds
Raj Pilots IN
Desert Warfare
Nv KENNETH DOWNS
Irfl News ss-Ttos stsr CorreTpoa.s-t

CAIRO. Sept. 2o-Glcwir (
admiration for RAF sirr1er End
for the operationsl Performance a.
the Americsn-bul't planes wlHcn
the British are using IN the Middle
East was expressed by p high
American army officer. Maj Ger
George y Brett TO-DAY
General Prett has covered hun.
dreds az miles N the Middle East
inspecting assembly and r2slnte.
nance bases for /Auercsn-r9d e
aircraft and visiting fighter and
bomber commands from the Red
Sea 70 the most advanced bases
on the western desert
During this tour he hes con
ferred with the highest British
authorities IN ne middle East 4ia-
GLIDING Gen Claude Auch,nleck
the British Middle Eastern com
nlander- n-rhiet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Gas Rate Fight
Slated for Court
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
part NJ those who were on the
promotional rate are tncrea sed.
and that increase is insignifl-
cant, In most cases q matter OF
p few cents n month.
"All the small consumers,
those whose monthly bills aver
age M to about So q month, are
unchanged These consumers
represent 60 per cent Of all
our customers All those who
were paying the so-cslled i'm
mediate rate are either de-
creased or unchanged.
Fewer than 40 per cent NJ
the customers will get any In
crease AZ ell. The customer
who uses gas for heating his
furnace will paw on An average
of Sc more In the l9il heating
season than he paid in 1910.
$50 nobody Is really hurt ex-
cept the gas company"
Under the latest order. the
81 200. 900 reduction made in
IS cut 10 S9Si00O The
IN house heating rates is
cut from 100000 10 S233, 900 The
net result of the adjustment i
that users Of gas for cooking and
hot water heating assume part ri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
nv HUGO SPECK
In'1 N,u, Service stan Correspondent,

BERLIN. Sept 2o.-Victorious
German forces, exploiting the cap
ture of kiev and enClrclement Of
four Russian armies east Of that
city were reported tonight push
ing rapidly into the rich Donetz
basin toward the industrial center
Of Kharkov
Left leaderless nv the fight Of
It's commanders, the entire Soviet
garrison in Kiev, said the German
supreme command. threw down
its arms" and surrendered
More than 125 miles beyond the
ancient metropolis Of the Ukraine,
two German armies that formed a
junction and captured historic
Foltava where Peter the Great
crushed the Swedish inva sion
under Charles XII 232 years ago
were pressing retreating Russian
force. hack upon Kharkov only =
miles farther cast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Factory Center

FloCks of luftwaffe planes. con-
stantly harry1ng the beaten forces
Of Marshal Semyon Budenny. were
reported transforming the Russian
retreat into disorganizrd rout
hack 10 the Donetz River where
kharkov. The UkraincS main fac
tory and railway nerve center, is
situated.
As the Russo-G German war closed
its thirteenth week. with German
forces smashing AT the defenses Of
Leningrad and Odessa and Surging
into the eastern Ukraine. Nazi
commentators indicated an adj
vance 10 Russia s Caucasus oil
fields before Winter IS primary
objective.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Treasury Plans !
Bigger Force TO
Eye Tax Returns
% Millions to File
and Congress May
Be Asked for Help
By ERIC FRIEDHEIM


WASHIN GTON, Sept. 20
Faced with the herculean task 81
examining 22,OOO,OO0 income re-
turns. the treasury today con-
templated asking Congress for
stable force OF revenue detec-
tives" 10 make sure every one 10
paying his proper tax.
Enactment OF the new $685.
100000 record-shatterlng tax hill
with its reduced exemptions will
force several million persons 70
file income tax returns for the
first time.
The small taxpayer report
ing earnings Of 5000 or less
always has been a headache 70 the
internal revenue bureau because
there are SO MANY of them.
II has been Impossible 10 exan1ins
every small return thoroughly and
officials estimate the government
loses millions of dollars every year
through improperly-Stated taxes.
The internal revenue bureaus
force also has been forced 10
neglect AT least 10000 high
income taxpayers every year he
cause NJ insufficient personnel.
Deputy Revenue Commissioner
W. T. Sherwood recently told Con-
GreSs that unless more agents are
provided. the government will lose
A lot Of money.
We want IN eNsminr more
returns than In the past" Sher-
wood said. I'VE think We must
do so under the higher rata
structure. We have had ~
abandon In past years a. many
az 100000 and no less than
10000 Investigations wh lch
should have heen made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
State Reveals
Tax Dollar Split

LANSING, Sept. % r. Out ~
every tax dollar paid n me state.
90 cents is now returned n local
units, IN some form ~
grant or aid. Auditor General YER
non !, Brown reported today.
Roads, welfare and school.
absorb SlI0, 900, O0o NJ the s11I.-
nor. 0n0 turned over m counties
and school districts" he said.
Counties, towns and cities take
S1,7O0,000 In taxes, liquor and
other licenses collected nv the
state. another -. 600. mn zoe. for
public health and medical sssist.
snce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Leningrad Successes

Important success were
claimed also on tho northern front
where German siege forces were
reported steadily breaking down
the defense Of Leningrad. Russia s
second city
The strategic islands ~ Worms
and Moon in the Gulf NJ Riga.
forming part of the isolated Rus.
sian outposts guarding the water
approaches 10 Leningrad were
stated by the high command TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Dodge Employees Back
As Bumpers Arrive

All employees Of the main Dodge
plant and the Dodge forge plant
excepting those in the foundry d
vision, will return 70 work on their
regular shifts beginning 40 q. n
Monday, The management en-
nounced Saturday
The plants we're closed last
week due 70 shortage Of bump
ers for the new Dodge cars occa-
stoned by a strike of employees ot
a supply company IN Ohio The
plant is not owned ny ChrySler
Corporation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Couple 10 Celebrate
90 Years Of Marriage

SIXTY wears Of married life will
he celebrated by Mr. and Mrs.
Michael O Mesra OF S14 Lansing
avenue with high mass al Holy
Redeemer Church az 9 a. m next
Saturday although their anniver-
sary IS Thursday.
The O'Mearas came n this
country from England shortly
after their marriage and settled
in Detroit. where Mr.. O'Meara
worked for the Detroit Copper
and Brass Company for as years
until he was pensioned few
years ago They have eight chill
dren. Il grandchildren and three
great grandchildren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Find Body Of Patient
AT EIoise in River

The body of 70-yesr-old men.
tai patient Of Flolse Hospital, who
escaped from there last THURSDAY
was taken from The Detroit River
Saturday by police Of the harbor-
masters division
The man. George NJ Johnson
had been under treatment ~ Flo
$50 for The last 10 years, according
t0GpOlicn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Suez Canal while SO heavily occu.
pied with Russia
Should the Russians collapse
within the next two months IN
southern Russia, permitting the
Germans 10 overrur the Caucasian
oil fields. however. y is taken as
virtually certain that Germany
then will launch fuu-scale drive
on Suez. Bu, British forces pro
tectng the Suez already are said
70 be well equipped by a flow Of
United States supplies sent there
in the past sly months,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Group 10 Honor
n. Clarke

Officials Of large number of
Detroit industries will gather in
the Crystal room Of the Masonic
Temple Thursday evening to
honor Harry Newton Clarke. who
has Just finished 10 years service
under the auspices Of the metro
politan industrial committee Of
the Y NJ. G. A.
During this period. Clarke has
worked with scores Of Detroit in
dustries as counsel on industrial
morale AZ the dinner he will
speak on the human issues facing
industry IN the next 10 years L.
z. DuBey is chairman of the din
ner committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Fear Encircien1ent

Up until 2 late hour Saturday
Soviet sources continued 70 insist
there was no indication reaching
Moscow that the Germans had
occupied Kiev
Kiev's position concededlY be-
came virtually untenable last
week when Soviet forces southeast
of the city abandoned Kremenchue
on the east bank of the Drieper
River bend.
Coupled with the SlanfinG Ger
man push southeast from the
Gomel sector on the DeSna River.
this exposed both the southern
and northern tanks Of Kievs de-
lenses and raised the immediate
threat of enclrcleuent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

have fallen into German hands In
mid-September.
The communique said the east
ern part Of the thouSsnd-square-
mile Estonisn island of Oesel. big
geSt of the group still IN Russian
hands, had also been occupied by
German forces landed from the
air and sea and that the battle
for complete capture Of the island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Name Panama Defense Head

WASHINGTON. Sept % -
1NSl The army announced 90
day that Mai Gen Frank VI An
drewS had been promoted 10 head
The Caribbean defense command
and the Panama Canal depart
mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
a Detroit Schools
Gel R0TC Honors

-Four Detroit high schools were
among tho y IN The sth Corps
Area honored Saturday by the war
department for maintaining high
standards NJ training and discipline
in POTC work The schools were
ChadSev Southeastern, BEDFORD
and Central
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Divert Suez Threat

The decision 10 divert supplies
from the British Middle East
armies 10 Russia was taken IN the
belief that Germany and Italy will
not be able 10 make any large
scale and serious threat 10 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Halted at Murr1ansk

A new drive on MurmanSk was
reported hammered back, with
1000 Germans slain and 1000
wounded,
Resuming their drive westward
against the ruined fortress city of
Smolensk, Marshal Timoshenkos
troops, meanwhile. were declared
in Soviet adviCeS TO have recap
tured Is villages in addition 10 the
26 reported retaken last week.
The defenders Of Leningrad were
still holding fast against mighty
German assaults and were said 10
have regained some lost ground
south of Russia's second city with
a series Of fresh counter-attaCks
The heaviest fighting. however
prevailed m around kiev and the
army newspaper Red Star said
the Ukrainiar capital Is being
defended 10 the death
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Big Ndzi Losses

Il vas not MADE clear whether
the Soviet resistance reported per-
slsting in the city's envlrors was
being offered by major forces Of
Marshal Budenny's army or by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

the burden previously assumed by
those using gas for heating their
homes. The 100000 net reduction
thus remains unchanged.
When the original order was
handed down I protested TO the
company that their contracts
forbade raising rates until April
l." Bowling SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

On week DAYS enjoy the two
pages ~ comics and adventure
strips In the Daily Detroit
Times; IN Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOTS comics IN COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Urgent Need

Both Washington and London
are represented &c realizing that
planes and equipment Of mocha
nized warfare must reach the
Russians IN the shortest possible
time, and in large quantities.
II is felt that If such shipments
do arrive shortly the Russians may
be able 10 hold out through the
Winter even II they should lose
Leningrad and Moscow.
The Russians are reported 70 be
assembling new armies of several
million men, but Moscow has
made il plain that this reservoir
Il manpower lacks modern fight.
mg CONTINENT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Effective January q

The rate was IN 60 into
effect January 4. The company
then rescinded the increase.
However, on July % they petit
toned the commission for a
raise In rates. I entered q cross
hill asking further reductions,
which was, of course, dismissed.
Now the commission comes
out with this order 10 rectify
mistake they made In the first
place. The increase Is still In
the gas rates In a different form.
"One trouble IL that the COM
mission Is composed Of Ave men,
not one Of whom IL a resident NJ
Detroit or Wayne County. I'm
not asking for a provincial COM
mission, hut I think Detroit Is
certainly entitled "a one voice
on the commission.
Ever since 1923 the public
has been paying whatever rates
the gas company saw at to
promulgste. After years OF effort
a reduction was obtained. 1t
was not satisfactory reduc-
ton. hut II was a beginning. The
public utility commission was
~ eager to do something for
the gas company that u could
not even wait one year for the
public IN enjoy the reduction"
Federal Probe
Bowling said the rates paid by
he company ar the pipeline gate
are now under investigation at
hearings before the federal power
Two hearings have
been held, he said, and the next is
scheduled for October s.
The commission interviewed
In these hearings, 80 they knew
we he'd gas rates under investi-
cation" Bowling said. Despite
this they rushed ont with this
new order. Their actions are
absolutely unwarranted."
Sc Pct. Return
The commission chairman, John
O'Hara, said that the ord Q r
gives the company a return on its
of 5l2 per cent based
m an income OF S3,500,O0O annu-
ally
The company on July % asked
Tor A general rate increase be-
'ause of increased costs of produC-
ion and expansions for defense,
,ut this was denied by the COM
mission
we think new customers will
defrsy the expansion costs"
O'Hara said.
Under the new rates. consumers
# cooking and hot water heating
gas will pay is cents per 100 cubic
Ieet for the first 1000 cubic feet
and 1872 cents for each 100 feet
hereafter Users Of furnace heat
ne gas will pay ID cents for each
loo cubic feet Minimum monthly
,harge under both rates is 96
,entS.
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Continued from Page One)
been inflicted on Rumanian and
German forces in the siege Of
Odessa. Participating in defense
Of the southern port planes of the
Black Sea Red fleets air arm were
credited with shooting down IS
raiders over the city's approaches
Four luftwaffe bombers, a Soviet
communique said, were downed by
the fleets anti-aircraft hatferies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
u. :. Bombers
To Fly 10 Soviet

ICON ttnued from Page One)
reported making heavy torays o.
shipping in recent weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Heavy Fighting
RACES al Kiev

Continued from Page One)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Deputy Sheriff
And 9 jailed as
Vio|dtors

Ten men, one Of them a deputy
sheriff. today were, starting jail
sentences imposed by Traffic
Judge Thomas F. Maher for driv-
ing offenses.
The deputy, John J. Taggart. 43
of 1898 Townsend Avenue. regu-
larly assigned to the county Jail
received 10 days in the House oil
Correction for reckless driving.
The days heaviest sentence
seven months TO a year, was giver
Leonard c. Linquist. 80. of 5051
Avery Street. convicted by jury
October II as a second offender
under the state drunk driving law
LIST OF THE GUILTY
Others sentenced were:
Nathan DeRoven. As, of 248e
Cortland avenue, so days for reck'
less driving: William -Burge
GAO West Vernon highway, 20 days
for drunk driving; Albert Hunt
25. of 2716 Third avenue, 20 days
for reckless driving; Edward John,
son. 10, of 4613 Scotch avenue
20 days for having no operator
license.
Joseph A. Nidy. %. of 17575 Sor'
rento avenue. Is days for rockies:
driving; Carl Derickson. 63. ol
Crosse Pointe Farms, 10 days fol
reckless driving; Adolph August
"a, of Lincoln Park, five days fol-
reckless driving. and Emory Vim
son. 18, of 1885 Orleans street
three days for reckless driving.
Joe Bathey, downtown cafe op
orator, was convicted of reckless
driving but Judge Maher deferret
sentence for two weeks. Bathey'
car rammed the rear of a ca
waiting for a green light on Crane
River avenue at Vernon highway
WAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

Lochart. %. of 1880 Maine ave-
nue.. appeared in court less than
"a hours after the funeral of his
father, Mark. Sentence had been
postponed because of the elder
Lochart's illness.
The other was Mike Commarata
16. of 1884 Arlington avenue. He
appeared in Recorders Court
after Juvenile Court had waived
jurisdiction.
Both pleaded guilty before
Judge Cotter TO the $3.50 holduT
of a store at 21642 Grand River
avenue, last July 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

CALCULATIONS, mayor -. Secretary
Mable Ford, murmuring:
Il hope many more wires don't
come. 1 have TO answer them
ALL"
Eugene Sallie, the pretty eleva-
tor operator in the Dime Bank
Building. has been offered a job in
a New York chorus.
c. Bedell Monro of Pennsylvania
Central Airlines, awarding Angelo
-. Viola an award for five years
service with the line.
OBERT WILLOUGHBY OF
IL Mackenzie High School and
Francis Capler of st. Francis
School, speaking at the Community
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Young-Bdndits
Get 40 Years

Two youths who were identified
in IS holdupS in three months
committed with guns that one OF
them had found" were sentenced
to four TO 20 years in prison today
by Recorders Judge Thomas NJ
Cotter.
One of the prisoners. Harvey