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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-10

had and no objections made TO the pro
posed Improvement, the estimate cos.
thereof and the district to be assessed
NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED
that this board does hereby approve inc
maps, plans and specifications OF said
improvement and confirms the estimate
of cost in the sum of Six thousand eight
hundred seventy enc ana oV/ioo
1851 .50) dollars. 49,
RESOLVED. FURTHER. that this
Board does hereby determine said I'M
provement to be necessary and expeol-
emit for the public benefit and welfare
of the community. and orders said I'M
provesnent made according to the plans
and specifications on file. and further
determines that the period OF usefulness
of said improvement is not less than ten
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED that the
cost of said Improvement shall be borne
according TO the benefits by the estab-
lishment of a special assessment district
as hereinafter designated. which Is here
by confirmed, to-wit:
Lots ~. 70, -. IS, 7e. ~, 70, 1s' 90
g. e. IS: 3d. 80. &c. 81 81 c7 ss ina a. ,S no.
ITO. Ill. liz. ll3. ll8. lls. 40. l2l.
i22, 1913, l24, i25, 1875. i27. 1913. l29. In
Strevel Heights Subdivision. subdt-
vision of Clinton Township. Macomb
County. Michigan. being In Private Claim
1856, T 2 N r l3 z.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that the
Supervisor of Clinton Township. be and
he Is hereby directed to prepare a spe-
cial assessment roll in connection with
the estimate of cost and map OF the as
sessment district herein confirmed. and
according to the benefits that shall result
or accrue to each and every lot and
parcel of land from the making Of said
improvement, which roll shall be divid-
ed into ten equal annual installments,
and deposit the same with the Township
Clerk for inspection on or before the
2Sth day of February. 1912.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
this Board will meet on Tuesday, the
nth day Of March. 1912, at 8 Pm. on said
date, at the Township Hall on Moravian
Drive. to then and there review the
assessment roll SO prepared.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that the
Township Clerk give notice Of said meet
ing by publishing this resolution In the
Mt. Clemens Daily Monitor. a newspa-
per published in the City of Mt. Clemens,
and circulated In the Township OF Clin-
ton. for a periad of two tH weeks after
the filing of the assessment roll with
said Township Clerk. and by posting
copies of said resolution in three con-
spicuous places in the Township of Clin-
ton for a like period Of time.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Sherlock, Lietz, Williams, Me
man. Stepnitz.
Nays: None.
Dated, February 20, 1912.
PAUL STEPNITZ.
Township Clerk.
Clinton Township, Macomb County.
Mar. 3, 10, l7-Mon.
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Legal Notices
MEETING OF TEE TOWNSHIP BoARI
OF CLINTON TOWNSHIP

MEETING OF TEE. TOWNSHIP BoARD
OF CLINTON TOWNSHIP
Meeting OF the Township Board Of
Clinton Township. Macomb County.
Michigan. held In the Township Hall on
Morsvian Drive. on Friday. the 9Th day
Present: SHERLOCK. LETT, VIII
LIAM6. NIEMAN, STEPNITZ.
Absent: None.
Mr.. williams offered the following
resolution supported BY Mr.. Nieman.
Whereas. heretofore. to-wit. on the
did Determine that II was necessary
and expedient and for the public bene-
1T and welfare 70 make the following
improvement. to-wit. the installation Of
water main and sewer In and along the
following route located In the Township
Of Clinton. Maeonib County. Michigan.
to-wit:
Lot: 2. 2. =. Is. g. =. y. .. %.
s.. 100. lol. 100. los. 100. io7. 100. 100.
ITO. Ill. III, ll3. lle, lie. 40. l3l.
Ia. Ia. ~. i3s. 10. III. 10. i3e, In
strevel Hsights Subdivision. . subdi-
vision Of Clinton Township. Maeomb
i3e. + ; N n - Z.
On lmogsne Avenue from the inter-
section OF said Imogene Avenue and
Moravian Drive. so-callsd. running east
efly IN and along lmogsne Avenue 70
the Intersoctiou Of Evans Street. 60
called. and said Imoesne Avenue. . dis
lance OF approximately 100 feet for the
purpose Of furnishing . water supply for
fire pgotectton and domestic use ana pro-
vtoin0 sewage disposal and q surface
water disposal facilities.
Iogsther with al necessary supply
naaine. meters. connections. fire ny.
oranes. Sstes. outlets and other sppur-
tenancos.
And, where's. On said date. plans.
presentations. estimates Of cost ana map
81 seeessmsut district. <vsre dspositsd
w1sn 0e TowncAip Clerk sos public az
animation md inspection:
And. whereas. theroafteg. this board
az IN tSS6ey. February 81. iSSa, Of 9
pa at he rownship Han In aid Town
nip 9 she time and plscs fog hearing
ebjsetiens for IL propoosd improvc.
Rent. md Tie sstimstGd cost and ne
district - b ssoeseed thsrsSor:
And whsrsost ~ bearing has bssa
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas Cass j. Jankowski and Mae
Jankowski. his wife. made and executed
Q certain mortgage bearing date the 18th
day Of June. 1928. to Effie L. Swank.
which was recorded In the office IT the
Register of Deeds for the County of
Macomb. State Of Michigan, In Liber l79
OF mortgages on page 557. on the 18th
day Of June. 1928. at 2:30 o'clock p. III.
and whereas default has been made IN
the conditions of said mortgage by rea-
son Of the non payment of moneys due
hereunder and the power of sale there
In contained having become operative
and no proceedings at law or In equity
having been instituted to recover the
Indebtedness now remaining secured BY
said mortgage or any part thereof snd
whereas the amount claimed to be due
upon said mortgage at the date Of this
notice for principal and interest cid
taxes. Is the sum of Three thousand
S Sioo.A: nu aoIsT. : ssyss:y nV' and
Now therefore. Notice II hereby given
that BY virtue Of said power Of sale and
the statute In such case made and pro-
vided the undersigned will sell 1t public
vendue 70 the highest bidder on the eth
day OF April. is42. At eleven o'clock IN
ard Time. st the westerly or Grattot
Avenue entrance Of the Macomb County
Building IN the City Of Mt. Clemens.
Macomb County. Michigan. THAT being
the place Of holding the Circuit Court
for the County Of MscombI the lands
described in said mortgage or sufficient
thereof to satisfy said mortgage indebt-
edness and all costs Of sale together
with IN attorney fee Of thirty-ffve dol
lars t>SS.0oD which said lands and prem
ises are described % follows. to-wit:
Land In the Township Of Sterling,
Macomb County. Michigan. described
- . parcel Of land IN Section IL.
Twp. N. n. IL East, Sterling Town.
ship, Mscomh County, Michigan. de-
scrtbed ~ follows: Beginning st
point on the essterly line Of Section
u which Y 8. 2s So W., s2e.s n.
line Of North River Rosd so-niled
and the easterly line OF section u.
thence 3 as ST. ". sii.sS r.. along
the section line TO . point. thence 8.
Sc az w. <3l- n n. 70 . point. thence
8. 27s So 3. 40 n. 70 . point on .
trsvorse line on the bank Of the C1in-
ton River. thence continuing along
the same course 20 centerline Of ssid
River. thence along the centsrlins Of
the Clinton River On . course % iatd
out along the bank - follows: N.
rs g, ~ q. 'ese e, g !" : point: sn ss,s:
thence 3. SIC a. Z. aee.e n. 70 the
plscs of beginning. containing s1l
scres Of land more o. less
Dated: January 3. 1912.
ErFIt l. swANK.
CHRISTIAN =. MATTHEWS.
Attorney for Mortgage.
Business Address:
Cos PREV Bldg. SIC. Clemens. Mich.
Jan. O. -. 70. "a; Feb. >, 10. IL. -:
March ! 10. u. u-Monitor
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NEEDS PULL NOW

THE DALLES, ORE.-George
LaMay, advised by neighbors
that his car was being stolen,
jumped into another car and
gave chase.
AS he was about to overtake
the machine, it stopped. La May
approached cautiously.
"Give me a push, will you,
Buddy" the thief said, MY
cars stalled"
La May called a policeman to
push him-tO Jail.
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The DAILY MONITOR
SUGAR FOR NOM FOR JOHN

DENVER, COLO.-The staff
of Lowry Fields post paper,
the Revmeter, is canvassing gro
Gerry stores to round up so
pounds of sugar for Sgt. John
Connors' mother.
She had been sending him a
box of cookies every two weeks.
This week he got no cookies
only a note saying Mrs. Connors
was out of sugar.
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Large National Corporation
requires local woman repre-
sentative to collect its regular
paying monthly installment ac-
counts in Mt. Clemens, and
vicinity mo SELLING NOR
CANVASSING.) This work can
be very successfully handled by
a married woman who can spare
three or four hours daily. Earn
ings will average between $50
and 80 monthly. Use Of car
necessary. Gear Allowance). Po-
sition permanent. Please write
giving full details of qualifica-
tons and phone Number. Ad-
dress The Daily Monitor, Box
75-A.
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Income tax returns filed prop
erly and notarized. Stan Bar
ron, Mt. Clemens Coal & Dock
Co. 81 North Gratiot Ave. Phone
Mt. Clemens 40.
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Spencer Corsets sold by Reg
istered Medical Corsetiere with
six years experience. Phone
Big Beaver OFF, or write Fran
ces Hackley, RID. =, Birming-
ham, Mich.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-10

SPENCER CORSETS. Sup.
ports, brassieres, individually
designed. Mrs. Elsie Killewald,
185 S. Broadway. Phi. Mt. Glenn
ems 1861, before 8 and after S.
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Young ladies for telephone
operating, between oees Of II
and Is, with high school edu-
cation. Experience not requir-
ed. Apply Michigan Bell TeIe-
phone CO. 81 New Street.
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Powder Box Beauty Shoppe
(Above Cunningham's)
Vivian Watman-assisted by
Miss Louise Garvey and Pearl
Dave. Machineless Permanents
a Specially. Phone 2004.
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True Art Beauty Shoppe
119 North Ave.

Blanche File and Alice Allen
formerly at Harriet's) invite
you to try our permanents ma
chine or machineless; special
prices. Also expert trimming,
marching. Phone Mt. Clemens
1884.
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Lady for light housekeeping
Go home night. Phone Selfridge
Extension IL.
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Situation Wanted-Typing to
do In my home or your office.
Full or part time. Phone
1900 3.
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Driving to Packard Leaving
IL pm. Will exchange rides or
carry passengers. 19c Jones.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

Charts Foundation garments.
Girdles, and Brassierse. Sold
with q money back guarantee.
Mrs. Sadie Sines, 81 Madison
Ave, Mt. Clemens. Phone 1919.
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INSTRUCTION
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Ell Apartments and Flats
E-2 Business Frontage
E-S Business Places for Rent
E-4 Farms and Land for Rent
Els Houses for Rent
E-6 Houses to Lease
EFT Garages for Rent
E-s Office and Desk Room for Rent
E-9 Wanted to Rent
Flo Wanted to ChaIs
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Lost and Found AS
Special Notices

WANTED-Ride to Vickers
or vicinity for midnight shift
IL to 8. 43 Parkview. Phone Mt.
Clemens 1758-W.
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WANTED-Woman for wash
ing and cleaning, Fridays and
Saturdays. Quarters 261-B, Self
ridge Field.
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Relp Wanted-Female

Elderly woman for housework
and cooking, in adult family.
No washing or ironing. 210A
South. ave.
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5 acres with new house. B
rooms bath, running water, sep
tic tank. oak floors. On North
Ave. Inquire Fred Ballor, 1l40
Knight Rd. Phone New Haven
22F13. Will sell 8 acres vacant.
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Farms and Land For Rent E-4
FOR RENT - 100 Acres In
Columbus Twp. IL miles from
Richmond with good buildings.
For particulars see or phone
Geo. Steinmetz, phone 245, Rich
mond.
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All bsdbuob roaeDp ~
destroyed h six hDut1s -
teed. Macomb ynsniGn tlne
Ice. 31o1 Joy Blvd ~ q
ems. Phone 3385-W11, a "
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Road To Romance

dance ?" the tall, blond young man
proposed, with a friendly II appre-
ciative smile at the slim dryad Of
girl with the gorgeous red hair.
Mary returned the smile politely.
but felt quick relief as Bruce said.
"Okay-later. eh?"
They left before the exchange.
AS the couple approached their Ia
BILE, Bruce leaned forward. why
break up the party with intruders?
Let's 60 somewhere else"
Mary rose hurriedly, and they
left.
Out onto the boulevard again.
he swung the car to the left.
Aren't we going home ?" Mary
asked. It's o'clock"
Just the start of the evening""
He smiled down at her and, reach
ing for her hand, tucked 1t beneath
his on the wheel. Like it
The boulevard was almost empty
now. 1t was theirs, Mary thought;
the lights were theirs, the night
was theirs. Even the searching
practice lights had been turned off
now. There was nothing to break
the loneliness around them. II they
could drive on like this-on-on--
And abruptly she heard her voice
saying, Where are we going?"
He seemed surprised out OF a
peaceful reverie. "Why-I guess l
was just sort of going along to the
Brown Derby"
The danger signal flashed In
Mary's brain. Habit again.
But she cried brightly to cover the
awkward pause, I've always want
ed to go to the Brown Derby"
She thought for a minute he
would turn the car around. He was
fighting an impulse to change his
course. But he didn't. The moment
passed. The impulse didn't seem
strong enough for the explanation
it would require. They were on
Hollywood boulevard now, turning
down Vine toward Sunset. The low
Idi swung WIN dCCuSlOlilcu case
across the street and slipped into
the tunneled entrance of the Derby.
They went In through the bam-
boo, room. into the main dining
room with its caricature- lined walls
of the great and near great Holly
wood. The waiter beamed on Bruce
as he filled their glasses with ex-
pert flourish and whipped a huge
menu into Marys hand.
II bet you want cheesecake, Mr..
Martini he guessed. "Cheesecake
and coffee black!"
"Okay," said Bruce. But he
didn't smile.
Mary ordered hot milk, while she
watched the restless, troubled row.
ing of his eyes.
Make it quick, will you, Peter"
The waiter hurried off.
She knew he was irritated at the
habit that had tricked him into
coming here. She felt frightened,
then treasured herself. After all,
they'd be gone again in ten min
utes.
But door can open in second.
Mary knew without turning who
had come in. She saw it in every
tight line of his face, in every ten
sion of his body. A voice walled
from somewhere deep within her.
No! This Is our night! This can't
happen! Toinette Vaughn can't be
herel But she knew that she was.
Ito Be Contlnued)
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CHAPTER FIFTEEN

MARY STOOD trembling, her
eyes trimming with tears as the
door slammed and Ken's angry
footsteps died away down the hall
after his angry outburst. One part
of her cried urgently to run after
him, to throw herself into his arms
and cry out her fears, her hopes,
her misery on his shoulder. Good,
honest, straight thinking Ken, who
loved her-a vertible ark In a
frightening. turbulent world. And
she was letting him go. Letting
him walk out of her life in ex-
change for a dubious, uncertain,
drifting anchor that might be pull
ing her swiftly toward dark rocks.
But even as the comparison
flashed through her mind, she knew
her decision was unalterable. She
loved Bruce Martin, and as she
thought of him, warm, rising JOY
blotted out the pain and regret she
had felt over Ken's anger and Bit
ter leave taking. And in this Joy,
as always, came the fash of hope.
After all, she cried to herself, Ken
doesn't know anything about Bruce
anything definite, If he did, he'd
tell mel
She picked up her orchids and
carried them to the electric refrige-
rator. Then she hurried into the
shower. The note had said, Try
these on an evening dress" She
hummed as she slipped out Of her
clothes, and caught up towel and
soap. Shed wear her green chiffon,
her favorite dress, whose soft, full
lengths OF skirt changed from the
tender green Of young plants to the
dark, violent green of lush tropical
forests. This was to be sumptious
evening-their first really formal
dstci
As she dressed. her excitement
rose. A beautiful night-her favor
lite dress-and Bruce. It was like a
too perfect dream, a voice inside
her cautioned.
When she at last crossed the liv-
ing room to answer his ring, she
felt caught in the mesh Of enchant-
ment. When she saw him standing
there In the dim light Of the hall,
his profile to her as he looked of
toward the front Of the building,
she had sudden fash Of memory
the first time she had seen him
when his low, gray car had flashed
past her bus-and she had thought
rebelliously, That's the kind Of
man I can never hope to know
now"
Then he turned. Opened his eyes
wide in complimentary astonish-
ment, and whistled softly, Hi,
Beautiful"
The moon had swung high into
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the sky now. They turned inland
and drove TO Los Angeles. The en-
chantment grew for Mary as the
low. gray car nosed its way up
Wiltshire boulevard, over the short,
winding lake bridge, up through
the miles OF lighted shops, the
Great White Way Of the West-ex-
cept that its lights were a blaze
Of colors, blues and greens and yell
lows and reds Of varying and lovely
shades whose reflection made the
night sky more wildly blue than
before.
Mary's heart missed beat when
Bruce slowed down as they passed
the spacious lawns OF the Ambas-
sador hotel grounds. THE Cocoanut
Grove suit your"
Next to heaven" said Mary.
He laughed at her. MY funny
little Redhead," he said, and turned
up the wide double drive to pull up
before the great glassed circular
entrance.
The doorman helped Mary out
while a car-boy took over the
wheel. Glad to see you again, Mr.
Martini"
Mary Rugged the car-boy's greet
ing to her heart. 1t meant Bruce
hadn't been around too much lately.
She was conscious, as they made
their entrance down the wide, red
velvet steps into the ballroom, that
eyes were upon them, that COM
ments were being whispered about
them. But she could see only vague
forms Of people in the vast, dusky
room, with It's forest OF coco palms
fringing the circle Of dance floor,
could hear only the throbbing ca
dences of one of the most renowned
swing bands. She wondered with
detached amusement II she were
growing representative because of
the Nordex lunchroom encounters,
or whether she simply felt every
one must be looking at them be-
cause this night was enchanted for
her.
She nodded her consent vaguely
as Bruce ordered, struggled family
to keep alteration out of her eyes
as he argued over the wine, de-
manded a special sauce for the lob
ster.
THAT all right with your" He
sounded anxious.
She laughed. But Of course. It's
wonderful"
She realized with sudden
twinge, when she caught fleeing
shadow on his face, that his con-
Germ was merely one Of long habit
-Toinette Vaughn had been more
exacting. Even this she could push
back tonight. Toinette Vaughn was
gone. Bruce was here with her. He
would always be with her. Always
as long as she could push the
shadows back.
They danced. He danced as he did
everything, as she knew he would
with skill, with grace, with AFRO
gance. But she could not analyze it
long. She was in his arms, the mu-
sic rising in slow, languorous
rhythm about them, the tiny spots
of colored lights playing over
everything like transparent con-
fetti. They stopped once, as the
music ended and the dancers
clapped for an encore, and Bruce
greeted friends, introduced them.
She felt the couple looking her over
with interest.
What about exchanging a
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SYNOPSIS

Following her mothers death, red
haired. slim
MARY DEXTER leaves Omaha 70 take
Job in the Nordex Aircraft plant
in California. She shares an apart
ment with
FRAN BOND, night club singer and
dancer. Friendship develops between
Mary and
KEN GRANT. young mechanical en-
gineer, also newly employed At NOT
dex. Mary has been attracted TO
BRUCE MARTIN. Nordex test pilot.
over whom a dark cloud seems to
hover.
YESTERDAY: Ken discovers that
Mary still Is receiving the attentions
OF Bruce Martin and angrily accuses
her Of having the spirit OF gang
sters moll.
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Wings

Edmond Gooding. who success
fully passed his commercial flight
test, given by Darrell Root Satur-
day. will go TO Krist-Port this week
for a spot check test.
Norris Wiltse, Jr., a Civilian ri
lot Training student in the spring
Of 1871. left Sunday for an Army
Air Corps base in Nashville. Tenn.
Arthur Williams. lnkster. who Sc.
cured his private pilots license this
summer, will report Thursday in
Chicago before entering training
as an aviation cadet.
Donald Merrill, Jackson, is In
structing part time at the Ypsi-
lanti Airport. William Pongratz
is now working ten hours in the
flight department at the bomber
plant and Dudley True, who has
been instructing part time and
also working in the flight depart
ment at the plant, is now in the
ferry command. Mr. Merrill has
been instructing primary students
in the Army Air Corps.
There are number of new solo
students at the Ypsilanti Airport,
including Dale Minyard, Ypsilanti,
who soloed Saturday; and several
opt. students, Clifford Plfer,
Clayton, Lyle McCarty, Adrian, Ber-
trand Maxwell, Milan, Junior His
err Dundee, Burle Church, Clayton,
and John Reed, South Lyon.
Arthur Maschke, Hamtramck,
opt student in the spring of 1871,
left Saturday for Columbia Uni
versity, New York, where he will
take the pre-flight course given to
Naval Aviation Cadets.
New students. at the Ypsilanti
Airport are, Rita Graybill, Carl
Lagler, Ann Arbor; Eugene Han
son, Belleville; Kenneth Bancroft,
Dale Weber, William Ayleswortr,
Robert Hagerman, Ypsilanti; Don
aid Brender, Jackson.
William Barko, Detroit, opt Gid
err ctudent in July, visited at the
Ypsilanti Airport Sunday. He had
flown to Michigan In a bomber
from Texas where he is taking sec
cndary training at Hondo, Texas.
The plane landed at the bomber
plant airport.
Because OF the bad weather. few
cross country flights were made
last week. Lloyd Brown, Hudson.
flew to Ypsilanti Airport from Adj
rian. He is taking dual check time
preparatory to seeking his instruc-
tors rating. Robert johnson.
dearborn, flew in from Mettetal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Ring flew to Mar.
shall, Sunday, and Miss Muriel
Rumsey flew to Toledo Saturday.
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tumn. Otto Hapsburg, Archduke of
Austria. In Detroit to address a town
hall meeting spoke OF reports en-
anating from his homeland, now
under Nazi rule. He said: 1.-THE re-
ports show that the people there
are even more optimistic about a
quick victory than we are. From
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Austrians who have been forced to
serve in the German army, and
those imported to work in Germany,
there is agreement that the Nazi
war machine is weakening. and that
it can be destroyed in 1913 II a
second front is established next
spring"