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Evening star., 1942-03-14
DR.. Sizoo TO Speak
AT Foundry Methodist

The topic at II am. in Foundry
Methodist Church by DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris will be That One
Face" and at pm. BE Still, My
Soul" The choir will sing. The
Hi-League group and the Foundry
Forge meet at pm.
The Haywood Glass luncheon and
business meeting will be held at
1890 Wednesday, at the home OF
Mrs. S. M. StellWagen. At pm.
the thank offering meeting of the
Mcdowell Wesleyan Service Guild
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Oliver Cox. Miss Jane Ellen hewitt,
formerly Of Foochow, China, will
speak.
DR.. Joseph R. Sizoo, minister OF
the Church of st. Nicholas Dutch
Reformed, in New York City, Will
be the guest preacher at the lenten
service Thursday evening.
On Saturday in the Let's Build
ing there will be supper served
TO servicemen and an entertain
ment provided.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
DR.. Rustin 10 Preach
Sermon on Never Alone

DR., John w. Rustin, minister or
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, will preach at and IL m.
tomorrow on Never Alone" The
cloister choir and the sanctuary
choir will sing at the services. Dr
Rustin's evening subject will be
Love Never Faileth.'
Justice Bolitha J. Laws will teach
the A. B. Pugh Mems Bible Class
at $50 am. The associate minister,
the Rev. WILDER H. Wilson. Will
preach on Come Unto Me" at the
Junior church service at IL am.
The children's chapel choir Will
sing. The chapel choir will also
sing at the evening service OF the
Young Adult Fellowship.
The Board of Education will meet
Monday evening. Women will sew
for the Red Gross on Tuesday; the
Woman's Society of Christian Serv-
ice will meet Tuesday at II am,
and Circle meetings will be held
Wednesday evening. DR.. Rustin will
speak Thursday, the service to be
followed by games and refresh
ments.
A prayer and meditation service
will be held from to 230 pm.
Friday. The theme will be Faith y
Mrs. John M. Stoy will be the
speaker.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Wives Of Air Corps Men
To Hear Miss Bourdmon

Miss Mabel T. Boardman, national
secretary of the Red Cross, will be
the principal speaker at a meeting
at 1O:45 am. Tuesday of wives OF
Army Air Corps personnel here in
the Congress Theater in Anacostla.
The meeting. arranged by Mrs.
H. H. Arnold, wife of Gen. Arnold,
head of the Air Corps, has been
called to explain the services Mill
tary and Naval Auxiliaries of the
Red Cross are prepared to give Army
and Navy wives.
Motion pictures Of London bomb
ings and the work of the Red Cross
under fire will be shown.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Dr.. Pinkerton Gives
Topic for Tomorrow

At the National City Christian
Church tomorrow DR.. William H.
Pinkerton will preach on Deceptive
Realism" DR.. Pinkerton is en-
phasizing the transcending power OF
the Holy Spirit over mere human
endeavor in series OF lenten
sermons. The chorus choir will sing.
The young peoples group will meet
for dinner at the social hall Tuesday.
Games and other activities Will fol-
low.
The Business Women's Guild will
meet Monday in the social hall.
Dinner will be served at 6 pm,
followed by meeting and program,
Miss Mary Emory will discuss What
Is Wrong With the World" and Miss
Rae WEIGH will discuss What Is
Right With the World" Mrs. Kelly
Tatum will sing.
Circle No. will meet at II am.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A.
S. Mcdaniel
The church is continuing the OBJ
servance of the Lords supper at 8
pm. Sunday for those who must
work Sunday mornings.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Are You Satisfied!'
Is Congregational
Pastor S Subject
Pulpit Dialogue to
Be Feature of Sunday
Evening Services

Are You SatiSfied?" is the topic
of the Rev. Howard Stone Anderson
at II am. tomorrow, at the First
Congregational Church. Music will
be furnished by the A Cappella
Choir.
The Rev. Mr. Anderson and the
Rev. John Elmo Wallace will con-
duct a pulpit dialogue at 8 pm. on
Lets Talk About Marriage!" Music
will again be furnished by the
choir
The Scrooby Club will meet for
tea at pm. and the Tuxis Club
at $50 pm.
At the Young Women's Club din
ner meeting at 6:15 pm. Tuesday
Mrs. Ram Mohan Raj of India will
give a talk. At BIS pm. concert
will be given by the Washington
Civic Symphony and the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church choir
of IS voices.
The Scrooby Club will give a
party at pm. Friday. All young
adults will be welcome.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
McKendree Methodist

The Rev. Charles F. Phillips will
preach at II am. on Religious
Certainty" and at 8 pm. on The
Prayer Life of Jesus" The Youth
Fellowship group will meet at 7 pm.
The Young Adults will meet at
7 pm.
The Kings Messengers Glass will
hold a business meeting and social
Tuesday, at pm, at the home Of
Mrs. Ward Linder, with Mrs. Solo
mon as co-hostess.
The Jonquil Circle of the Women's
Society of Christian Service will
meet Thursday, at 8 pm, at the
parsonage. with Mrs. c. F. Phil
lips and Mrs. William Vincent as
hOSteSSes.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Cleveland Park Community

The fourth sermon in the series
on christianity Through the Gen.
turies" will be preached at II a m.
The Rev. P. w. Yinger's topic will
be, John Wesley and the Pietists." "
At 7:3O pm. will be special music.
Pictures on the life of Christ will
be the center of the devotional
service.
The Young People will meet at
$50 pm. followed by a supper.
At 7::3O pm. they will join in the
service as the speaking choir.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Emory Methodist

DR.. Edgar C. Beery will speak at
II am. on Lamps That Fall" and
at pm. on $50 Near and Yet So
Far" The young peoples choir will
sing at both services.
The Youth Fellowship groups will
meet at $50 pm. for a buffet sup
per. Circle No. 3 of the w. S. c. S.
will be in charge
The Wesleyan Glass will meet on
Tuesday evening.
The nutrition class meets Tues
day and Thursday, 10 to IL O'Clock.
The Red Cross unit meets on Thurs
day from 10 am. to 3 pm
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Church Of the PILGRIMS

Dr. Andred Reid Bird will preach
at II am. on practical Heroism," &"
and at 7:45 pm. will begin short
series of sermons on Jesus in the
Presence of Death" the subject be-
ing. Jesus Thinks of His Enemies :"
At $50 pm. the young, the Fell
lowship group and the Pioneers
meet.
On Thursday. at $50 pm. a con-
gregational dinner will be held.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Tokomu Lutheran

The Rev. j. Adrian Pfeiffer will
preach on Food for Hungry Souls
at II am. Instead of a sermon at
8 pm. a movie, The Prodigal Son, y
will be shown.
A dinner will be given by the
Luther Leagues at pm, after
which movies will be shown.
The business group of the Wom-
ems Guild will meet Tuesday. at 8
pm. at the home of Misses Eliza
beth and Anna Stuermann
A lenten service will be held
Wednesday at 8 pm. The sermon
will be Gods New Plan of Saliva
ton"
The Mems Club will meet Friday
evening at 8 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Metropolitan Baptist
lenten Communion

Special lenten communion service
will be held at II m at the Metro
politan Baptist Church. New mem
bers will be received. DR.. John
Compton Ball will speak on From
Gloom to Glory at Calvary" At
7:45 pm. the assistant pastor, the
Rev. Jonn M. Ballbach, will speak
on DO What You're Told"
On Monday, at 7:45 pm, the
young peoples prayer groups will
meet. On Tuesday. at 7 pm, the
Through the Bible Class will be
taught by Mrs. Hasker. On Thurs
day, at 7:45 pm, service. On Sat-
urday, at 6:45 pm, over Station
WINK, the young people will broad
cast.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Dedication Services
For the Church of God

The new Church of God at 1926
Evarts street NE. will be dedicated
tomorrow. with exercises beginning
at 10 am. The sermon will be
preached at pm. by the Rev. Earl
P. Paulk. assistant general overSeer
of the Church of God. The Rev.
Wade H. Horton is the pastor.
Services will continue each eve
ming at 7:45 o'clock until March %.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Rescue Mission Has
Financial Drive

The Epworth Methodist Church
will entertain the campaign workers
of the Northeast Rescue Mission and
their friends on Tuesday evening.
A 60-day financial drive, under the
direction of 60 captains, with goal
of $4,000, to liquidate the mortgage
on the mission has been under way
and will terminate at this final meet
ing. Heron Todd, treasurer of the
trustee board, will preside. The Rev.
Harry Evaul will speak. Thawley
Holmes, mission superintendent, will
be in charge. Refreshments will be
served.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Fountain Memorial Baptist

At II am. the pastor will speak
on Nearest Gods Heart" At 8
pm. there will be a service of
baptism.
The Sunday school will have
charge of the services tonight at the
Northeast Mission under the leader
ship of E. Nash.
At 6:45 pm. Sunday the study
course is under the teaching of Miss
Ethel Lucas
On Monday night the study course
In missions will be concluded, the
teacher is Mrs w O. Lewis of the
Baptist Worlds Alliance.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Hikers Plan Outing

Members of the Capital Hiking
Club tomorrow will take a 7-mile
hike that will include the old Po-
tomac Canal, ruins of Matildaville
and Villa Ecuador. Buses will leave
from 14l6 F street NV. at 10 am.
Evening star., 1942-03-14

Spiders as big as sparrows which
spin webs to catch birds have been
found in the Seychelles Islands in
the Indian Ocean.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
SUBJECT:
SUBSTANCE"

SERVICES
sunday sundday II,AaH y AN and PM
wEDNEsDAY evening NJ MEETING
s o'clock
a:I5 AM. STATION WJsV
SECOND AND FOURTH FRIDAYS,
1890 PM. STATION WRC.
THE SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE WILL
eHuRdH eH fFoAPfAsT oNfR ssTArroS RoM WINK ha isao
KILOCYCLES.
READING ROOMS
FIRST CHURCH-1612 K ST.
NV. Hours, 9 to 9 Except
WEDNESDAYS 9 to z and Sum
days and holidays, 2:30 to
SECOND CHURCHILL c St.
NE. Hours, IL to $50 pm.
weekdays: 2:30 to $50 Sun
days and holidays.
THIRD CHURCH-Colorad do
Bldg, 14th and G SITS. Hours.
$50 to 9 wednesdays, $3.50 to
7:30, and Sundays and holl-
days, 2 to g..
FOURTH CHURCH-Riggs Bank
Bldg. $500 14th ST., 9 to week.
days; Wednesdays, $50 to 7;
Sundays, 2:30 to $50 pm.
Holidays. 2:30 to $50 pm.
All are welcome to attend our church
SeruiceS Gsd use our reading rooms
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Ghrtattan srtrnttht
Christian Science
CHURCHES OF CHRIST

CHURCHES OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Branches of The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ
Scientist, Boston, Mass.
First Church of Christ Scientist
Columbia Rd. and Euclid St.
Second Church of Christ Scientist
Ill C st. NE.
Third Church of Christ Scientist
18th and L Sts NV
Fourth Church of Christ Scientist
18th and Oak SITS. NV
Christian'Science Society (Colored)
a02 T St. NV.
mo Sunday Evening Service at Present)
Evening star., 1942-03-14
ST.THOMAS'CHURCH

18th St, Bet and @, Nr. Dupont Circle.
Sunday s and 10 am-Holy Com
munior.
HOO sm-Service and Sermon-The
Rector
$40 and ii 90 am-Church School
40 pn n-Servlce and Sermon. Rev.
W L. Goodrich.
Wednesday 500 am.-Holy Clmmun!on
Thursday. II % a rl.-Holy Communion
and Address. Rev. H. H
C'eper-
Friday. 500 z m.--Servlce ard Sermon
Rev Robert 2 Gibson. Jr
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Montgomery County. Nd.

GRACE CHURCH. WooDSIDE
Grace Church Rd. and GeorEia Ave.
Sun, H. c. 30; NJ. P, l am
Wed II C.. $40: Thurs. H c., 10 am;
n
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
| e+t ers TO
The Editor
TO TIE EDITOR.

~ lft EDl lOk'
AT THIS time Of year the
n most common causes OF
minor crashes are ice and snow
an the streets lee usually
forms in the early morning
just when the streets are
damned with cars and before
the d. p. W crews get 10 work
spreading salt and ashes
Now couldn't Won nut some
pressure on the police depart
mcnt 10 EQUIP each scout ear
with shovel and have tho
crews Of tho scout cars ~proad
salt at tho stop lights and nam
intersections m their patrol
area? The scout cars arc all
waNS on tho ION and could con
troll the ice and skid hazard
from its beginning.
Also co,ld,., ,boro Ia
can,nsigr cta,tod 80 o,i,,,,,,a
broko, Lass iron, or,. e,rco,s
and aileTso Ciase is ono of tso
-. t,,...,,I- -. ~.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Miles Of Dimes

II YOUR interest in problems and defense activities,
do not forget the charity drive which has become
traditional at this time Of the year-the Presidents
birthday fund
The drive for dimes has already started. Small
collection cansers have been placed throughout the
city. Don't pass them without feeling In your pocket for
d dmc-and dropping 1t in.
The scourge of infantIlo paralysis does not become
less because at it may likely become worse
It can be fought in only Wal by your dimes Drop
them the boxes Let's hex nfantIc paralysis along
with the AXIS
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
BootIessins at Its Worst

THE days of rationing and Of curtaied supplies are
upon us Which means that the bootcggcr may be
tst afoan3 the corner.
Whenever ,he public welfare demands that COM
modify or service be restricted the boocggor usually
appears ready to scu old or shoddy merchandise for
tat price.
TIrgs and cars are BENG rationod-and perhaps more
commodities Will bc-In order To win the The war
viii end this country and~1er allies can bring
enough pressure in the form of materel and men on
4. Hitler and Company show them that they cant win.
But it's basic law of hydraulics that you can't get
full pressure if there leaks IN the pressure system
The bootlcgger Is such leak
Don't hCtp 10 promote leaks in Americas war effort.
If YOU approached by booeggcr in the days TO
or by any with a proposition that smacks Of dis
loyalty or "chiscng' refuse thcm-and turn them in to
the proper authorities.
Every citizen is a guardian Of Americas pressure
system Htler-and help make the end sooner
DO your part,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Michigan Is Proud

IL Michigan should feel proud Of the achievements
a Of two of her sons who have been cited by Uncle
Sam for hefoism galantry and devotion to duty under
fire oceans.
On the Atantic-LieHt- Robert j. tsslnger- of psi
lant engineer the L. 5. kcarny, played major
that she able to proceed out of dangerous sub
marine area
On the Pacific Marine Lieut. George H. Cannon
Of Ann ArbOr died a hero Morally wounded by shell
FIRE Midway Island he refused 1nbe evacuated until
his wounded men had been removed
Michigan is proud
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Sneaky 1.-The FLU Is Male;
Runyon Presents Proof
BY DAMON RUNYON

ing germs, but we admit we
have never had any personal eX-
perienCe with Mrs Sneaky.
Her husband considers us his
private Job and though the ac-
CuSatIon against Mrs. Sneaky
that we have Just mentioned
were true, il would be unneceS-
Sary in our case. We are always
in a softened up condition for
Sneaky the Flu Germ. tKnock
wood
WE WONDER how many Of
w our readers are acquainted
with Sneaky'S nephew Bronch
It's, who generally remains on
the scene after Sneaky has de-
parted. Bronch It's IS a nasty
little guy who delights in keep
ing YOU awake by tickling your
throat with a feather duStor and
making YOU 20 buh-roop, buh-
roop. buh-rOop
You let Bronch It's get in
berth with YOU in a crowded
Pullman and we guarantee that
ne viii not only cause YOU one
of the most uncomfortable
nights you have ever known,
but VIII win YOU more enemies
than would a speech in favor
OF Hitler
If that inquiring reader wants
10 know why We are 50 positive
about Bronch It's sex, We can
say that it is because we are
dead certain no female could be
as orncry as BrOnch, even
germ
,oryright. 1871. King Features synd Inc
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Buy a Bomber

The inmates of mental mstItu-
tions in the United states mum
hcr approximately $4,000 ac-
cordnc 10 the census OF these
- per cent arc males and 10 per
cent females Occupants of prs
ons tnot including county and
city lals) are l6l,000.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
4. +. HA\SEL,
4i70 ST. Clair avenue.
TO TILE EDITOR.

TO THE EDITOR:
4 DISPATCH from Washing
n ton. dated Jan 3. 1912 pun
lishcd in the daily papers, told
how Gen. Douglas Macarthur
and his brave command Of
American and Filipino troops
were commended on the floor Of
Congress by the members of
that legislative body
There was, however. 2 So.ir
note injected into the symposium
Of praise by Representative
Woodruff Of Bay City Mich
who said, "All this courage docs
not wipe out, for one minute, 'he
stigma OF unpreparedncs~
Woodruff intended 20 take
back-handcd slap az Tho COM
mandcr-ln-Chief for our state of
unprcparcdneSS. bat hoiS'cd him
self on his own petard
II Woodruff had been half
aS alert as tho Commandments
Chief We might never hayc been
in this moss. Woodruff has coD-
SiStently voted against measures
sponsored by President RooSc-
Welt the Neutrality Act war aid
10 Britain defense appropria-
tionS and fortifIcatIon OF Guam
Then he talks Of QhprcparcdneSS
If hc had had his way wc
would not only have been caught
with our pants down hut abSo-
lutclV naked. Wise mon realize
when II is time 10 put paddock
nn-aLocSe tongue.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
Jan. IS, I9F @

Greeks report their troops arc
advancing in tho POdradcC area,
IN the region around Berat and
also south Of Nalona.
NaIi planes raid London and
the MidlandS one bomber is
shot down by 2 British anti
aircraft battery in south Eng
land.
RAE planes rad the NaziS'
naval base AZ Wllhelmshaven,
GcrnlanN.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
q Bomher

The United States birth rate
has turned upward census rec
ordS indicate. Provisional tabu-
latlonS show 1858. 9SS births re-
ported in 19i0-an increase Of
~ 26O over final 1899 figures
The birth rate per 000Ipopgla-
tion jumped from 173 10 l79
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
3 Senators <
Warm Up to
MIR. Ballard
With Reporters There
TheYNChange Tootios y
BY WESTBROOk PEGLER

NOU ought TO know that our
young friend. Mr. Sam Bal
lard Of Houma. La, received a
very fair and courteous hearing
from the august statesmen Of
The subcommittee OF the judi
clary committed of the Senate
when he went back Monday 20
renew his protest against the
appointment Of Herbert Chris
tenberry 10 the position Of
United States district attorney
IN New Orleans.
On Saturday the three states
men Of the subcommittee had
roughed up our young friend as
though he were a mlldcwed
bum md moro than slightly
colorcd. and they were city de-
tcctiveS IN the baCkroom of
police headquarters in Memphis,
Tenn, or Miami Fla.
Mr.. Ballard. who soon will
enter tho United states Navy 70
fight for democracy believed
that as a citizen he had a right,
indeed a ClviC duty 20 present
10 Congress reasons why he be-
licVod the confirmation Of Mr..
ChrlNtcnhCrry would constitute
a blow AZ the honor Of tho fcd-
eral courts. which are pillar
Of democracy and that the
statesmen had n civic and off
cial duty 20 hear and even elicit
information bearing on The
appropriateness Of the nomi-
nee.
DEING in hiS hither 20's and
ID fuStcrcd by his own con-
SpIcuouSncSS, hc appeared 20 be
an inviting sucker for the tra-
duional treat -'cm-rOugh a c.
tics Of senators
Most ordinary citizens fecl
like a little boy trying 10 give
speaking Of tho Wreck Of the
HcSpcrI> and arc likely 10 20
up m their lines when thoy face
ttt1~ ordeal and even without
hecklrg are likely 20 do rathcr
badly
And II was so With young
Mr. Ballard 700 except that
when Senators O Mahouey ~
Wyoming, Mcfarland Of ARR
2ona and Austin Of New iiamp-
shire began 20 bounce Inn
around with sharp questions,
loud and impatient comments
and senatorial fhgor-shakcs, he
reacted unexpectedly
Mr. Ballard hold rlS temper.
ha' Nuh@ a pal'onoSs that
insight With advantage be
adopted bv senator's themselves
IN their dealings with citizens,
and. with a logged zeal for his
rights. which might we'll he
initiated hy others. ne insisted
on pursuing hiS case
on Monday when the case
resumed somehow there was
considerable press present 20 OBJ
serve tho treatment % vogng
Nr Ballard and whether ne
would he psrmt'cd 20 offer his
wl'ncssos and A,s facts
And somehow tE" three au-
gust senators who had been 50
impatient and sharp when u
~0cmad 'ha' nobody VAS looking,
Vsre MOVE rs nre 81 p.e and
most holliH and legal and
kind
The turnout o. reporters and
photographers could have had
nothing 70 do with TINS because
j. is Well known that tho press
IS without Influence 40 the
change % dcmodnor might be
explained hy he fact that they
bad a good rest over sunday.
4 %YENy was Mister Raj.
y lard ,rI- ard M galrard"
that and senator t5~rTr nartIc.
llarly who had becp dis,inctlv
ON the e,uruy >ido Safurdav
went ogt q, his va, m b6ln Nj
RalIard de, cro6 vrat mipb, bs
call- tho pconlos stdo
The princinal vlfno.e va,
Tohp Pocqe lato ~ Tho dcnar,-
mont ~ iusticc v,bo "a, tbe
prosecutions ~ tho riba1d
thieves In tho odorlfcrou, double
.dlD case IO New Orleans
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Help Others
But Project
u. S. Also
That Is Only Clear Point
i Of War, So Far
BY HUGH :. JOHNSON

Y IT IS too early and facts are
Il too few 10 be discussing i'm
critical manner the grand STRAIT
cgy of this war, although the
British press seems TO have no
hesitation i'm doing 50.
There was nothing new in
Secretary Knox statement 10
the effect that II is based on
conviction that Hitler is the key
10 winning or losing of the war,
and that we can afford 10 fight
a defensive or delaying action
IN the West Pacific while We
concentrate men and material
on wlping the European slate
clean Of that abominatlon and
attend 10 the JapS later.
Broad hints, If not outright
statements. were made 10 this
effect by both the British prime
minister and the President.
Exactly what is proposed is
known 20 only few men even
In the war department There
is little or no indication of what
ever plan has been adopted If
any, IN tho armament and train
ing of our new forces,
nNE fact stands out The re-
" suits Of that strategy. up 20
date, have Inundated Us IN the
Philippines and VIII almost GER
talnly force rs 10 lower the flag
not merely there but in all our
Far Eastern bases and points Of
support.
our first line Of defense.
Hawaii has been raided with
grievouS losses 10 US in prestige
and IN naval and air power. We
are already cut off from the
great primary sources Of Stra-
togic raw m terial notably
rubber and tn Japanese war
planes have naVigated our Pa
cific coast rs FAR north as San
Francisco.
For the British tho effect has
been rrTCU more SCrIOUS DrINcn
from most Of China and Malaga.
not only has her greatest naval
base been practically SURROUND
cd. but India IS az least threat
cned and the East Indies are
being rapidly occupied.
4 IL these things do not con
Il Stitute merely MINOR rc-
yorSes 20 be expected IN the
carly fechnC-out process NJ any
great campaign Tbcv are sub
>tarta losses gaping wounds
violent 'urn of fortunes wheel
and a great deal Of time TO re-
cupcraie
As for taking these possessions
back If as and when, Ger
many is fully conquered that IS
q question too complex and bare
Of facts even 10 discuss IN an IN
tclICont manner
II is Of course no easy prob
lcm The considerations mon
toned here toll only part Of the
story.
There arc the requests from
gallant China There arc Tho
claims Of Russia ON our equip.
uent which arc more effective.
roW 'h1' She seems 10 have Ger
many on tho run
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
JOHN ~. SLENIN. \. VI, VI. ID,
10 Peterboro avenue.
TO THE EDITOR

~ III LII J. lCINs
| ET every American display
II an American Flag IN his
window My flag viii STAY there
until we WIN this war; And an
other thing lot our salute be
as Churchill adopted tho Y
sign on the fingers as 4 greet
ing 20 -our fellow mon n the
shop and on the street VIC
TORY
MRS. Y. y. JEFFRIES.
1870 Laurel avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Mediation
Board OnIv
Reiuggled

[ LaDor Business Wanted
New Personalities
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

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