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SOUTH ADAMS IL rooms income
house made into Z family Rpart-
ments. Good condition Living
quarters. Lot g9ia l65. Price
$500 with $500 down. SIS month
H. peet, 50 y Huron St, 1871.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY 1 ACRE
ESTATE room modern aigh
class colonial style house between
Npsilanti ana Ann Arhor Priced
70 sell. y. Peet SO \. Huron. 1871
ST. JOHNS STREETS room mo-
dern house with bath and furnace
$4,000 with $1,000 down and only
$40 month. II. Peet 50 y. Huron
St 1874.
CLARK ROAD SIL acres on corner
with modern room house orch
ard. n. Poet SO y, Huron,St. 1871
READY To OCCUPY
Brand new home on stanley street
+. H. A. Loan Available See Syl-
vester. 3o7 +. Forest Phone 4i9.
S ROOM HOUSE summer kitchen.
part hardwood floors. steam heat
NooNNs I hl MS IL get % ~ AAAA bi
st 1871,
NEAR Prospect PARK ! level acres,
room modern house, fireplace.
double garage. 5000. Terms. IL
Feet 50 y. Huron ST Pm. 1874.
SOUTHEAST Section. Ann Arbor.
six rooms. modern. newly decorat-
ed throughout, large living room,
fireplace garage. terms. Attractive
price for cash. Immediate posses
sion. Phone 90U5-h6i., Ann Arbor.
OWNER LEAVING CITY
THIS Is your opportunity to buy
one OF the finest homes IN Npsi-
lanti 1t has living room, dining
room. sun parlor. den. breakfast
room. kitchen toilet and lavatory
on first floor. four bedrooms two
bathrooms and sleeping porch on
second floor, one large room on
third floor, fine basement, steam
heat with oil burner. brick veneer.
two car garage, greenhouse nice
~ Handicapped. some fruit trees.
large back yard has all kinds OF
peronnials and other flowers. An
ideal home located on Normal
street close 20 the college. Posses
sion can be given September |.
Price Slc.500. Terms can be ar
ranged
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OFF PACKARD-Large clean pleas
ant room for two men. Phone
2-4040 Ann Arbor
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ROOMS for two young men. Twin
beds, new home. 706 Carver.
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Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
HEAMIHO CLAIMS

No. 3-65A
STATE or MICHIGAN. Tn. Pro-
bate Court Tor the County OF WASH
At a session Or said Court. h.ld
a. tic PROBATE Offlce IN -. city Of
Ann Arhnr Boz the said County on
The 6th day 81 AUGUST A. l.. 1919
Present. Honorable Jay U. Pray.
Idge OF Probate
In the Matter 81 the Estate OF
Amy josephine Thompson, Deceased
II appearing 20 the Court that the
TINE Tor presentation OF elaine
against said estate should be limit
"a. and that's time and place be APP
pointed 70 receive. examine and adj
Just an claims and demands against
sald deceased by and before said
Court
!, is Ordered. That creditors o,
sAld deceased are required to pre-
Sent t1eir claims TO said Court at
SAID PROBATE office on or before the
eoth dsy OF October, a D. issa AZ
10 o'clock IN the forenoon. said time
and place being hereby APPOINTED
TOT lhe examination and adjustment
81 All claims and demands against
SAID deceased
II o. Further Ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof be given by pubu-
cation OF copy OF this order for
tnres successive weeks previous TO
SAID dav Of hearing In the Ypsi-
lAnu Daily Press Newspaper
printed and circulated In said
JAY O. PRAY. Judg. OF Pro-
Adv c-ses
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Houses For Sale

FOR SALE-Dwelling House and APP
pendages and appurtenances there
to. No. 407 Huron St, North. Ypsi-
lanti Michigan Tracy l.. Towner,
Savings Bank Bldg, Ypsilanti,
Michigan
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Real Estate
For Sale or Exchange

For sac or Exchange
HOUSE near Lapeer. Would like to
sell or trade, on small farm.
Modern buildings, within ~ miles
of the Bomber Plant Kenneth
Grondin, 1929 INLAY City Road,
Attica Mich
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bARLTNGTON one OF the best lots
In this subdivision, ss'xlf0' gas,
light storm sewer. f. r. a Rp-
proved y miles from Bonnie Plant
Taxes fgllv paid Phone -1354 Ann
Arnor between I N. and ?. m.
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FRYERS. SprinEcrs and Turkeys,
alive or dressed. j. l.. Condon. 1855
Holmes I'd.
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Florists
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted. Male

fTED-first class checkers. lay
Men. Detailers on tools, jigs
fixtures on defense program.
|roit's highest wages. Apply 533
Cross. Npsilanti. Phone Fps.
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Real Estate
Rooms For Rent

ROOMS for young men. 1902 Wash
tenaw.
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DEFENSE WORKERS Sec our dis
play OF 1912 kozy Coach, silver
Dome and Travelo Trailers Two
and three rooms, fully insulated /.
double floors. oven range; rs pound
ice box. These large % n. livable
trailers delivered complete at Ypsi-
lsnti as low AS tilg5.00. Trade and
terms. Dunn Marshall Trailer Sales.
ono mile south Of Jackson on L. S.
127. Telephone 2-91ss.
NAGABOND sleeps four. Ike new
inside. 800 down balance Ike
rent. Ypsilanti Trailer Sales. 1872
l. Michigan.
Automobiles For Sale
80 CHEVROLET. radio and heater.
original tires ana mileage 92i
sheridan. cal mornings s-i2
WILL PA CASH-for Jour used
car. We have a good selection Of
used cars. Hudson Sales & Seryica.
100 +. Cross. Phone 4l3.
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JOHNSON-HUFFMAN
misunderstanding
Paper Hanging
|e Our Wall Paper Samples
Oak Street Phone 1909
Ypsilanti. Michigan
Florists
BUILT Durant's Flower Shop on
|lr floral arrangements for we'd
|gs.
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ORIGTNAL-C. Shauan Roof
and Sheet Metal Co. Flat roof
vice State insurance. 81, w.
bsS, Phone 1858
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ROOMS for rent 500 Roosevelt Blvd.
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Real Estate
Houses FOR safe

) ROOMS. bath. . extra toilets. fire.
place, excellent oak floors and fin
ish garage. Big lot. Shade. pave
ment This is a real home.
ROOMS. bath. furnace. This Is an
older home and a real bargain for
$4,000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-27
Great German
pori Blasted
by Heavy Fore
Giant Shipyerds
Believed Tarsst
Of Sky Raidsrs

LONDON, July 27-The BIG
port of Hamburg, Germany'oi
second largest city and oreataeel
submarine building center, 49,
hit hard last night By the Royal
Air Force in its heaviest asBaule
Of the Reich since The 1.00o..
plane bombing Of Bremen lato
last month.
Without disclosing the number
Of bombers participating IN IL
attack-the sixth on Hamburg
this year and the o1st since tlho
war began-a communiQue m
nounced that - Of the raiders
failed to return.
ION the basis Of Losses e
slightly under five Per oeut,
which the British have rspoe4ed
as the cost Of similar xoeent
heavy raids, this would sugUogk
a striking force OF ct laast 60
planes.
STRONG FORCE
The communiQue said . 'svegv
strong force" attached tn e4lH
OF 1,700, 900 population Wh0o6
Blohm ana Voc 1Alo0gd11DU1Gl
are said to have . eap6ei1v III
build Is U-boAts' ut Z time -
whose war induskieeI Wue3E1ne
day and night, include oil -
fineries, explosives works nj r
big seaplans factory. - &, i y
German raidsr1 sefikine : e4
England out q tn Law Co., !
Of the early morning. bunSn y
% areas, including one W1lhin ~
miles OF London. Two beiok ~
See RAx-Eags1
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DY RICHARD C. WILSON
UnitsA Press Staff Cssrsspsndsnt
(CopyHight 1913 ~ United PYess)

NCSpyfaghS ISsS ~ UnNeo EresO
LOURENCO FARO u E S.
Portuguese East Africa, July Is
-W.H-(Delayed)- While the
japanese attacked Pearl Harbor,
thousands of japanese troops
were sneakins through sewers
at Hong Kong to strike at Brit
ish Empire forces from the rear
in another sneak" attack.
At about dawn. Monday in
Hong Kong, about four hours
after the Pearl Harbor attack. .
japanese plane fleet swept over
Hong Kong.
Air raid sirens walled but the
I 500, 900 residents, mostly Chi
nese, thought ii was . drill.
The planes attacked the Kai-
tax airport, incidentally des-
troying the Pan American Air
ways Clipper plane on which ]
was about to leave for Manila.
In black, rubber soled shoes,
like American overshoes, Japa-
nese troops sent from the Can
ton sree % Southern Chias
were sneaking through drainage
tunnels which led into the Koaw.
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BY KEITH WHEELER

(Copyrisht, isI2, Chicago Times, Incl
ABOARD FORTRESS BOMB
Err ENOUTE FROM KISKA,
June 90 Ten minutes ago our
Bomb Bay doors opened and dis
gorged two tons of dynamite on
the japanese tent city at Kiska
Island.
Nine minutes and forty-five
seconds ago the first bomb
struck down there under the
mist. At two-second intervals
the others followed and laced
through Kiska's Tundra Valley
with the insensate fury of TINT.
The yellow painted 500.pound
packages have done such work
~ high explosive and flying
steel can do, and by now, one
yupposes, the living are count
ing the dead.
We are not waiting for that
roll call, for seven minutes we
dived through soup 80 thick, our
japanese playmate in the fight
o. plane did not care to follow.
And that ended the 50-caliber
attentions with which he had
favored u during the hour and
ten minutes we spent over the
target
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Lieut.. Eschenburg Refutes
Myth Concerning Iceland
Young Officer, Home on Leove
Says Girls Pleasant, Attractive

"Icelandic girls are definite
ly not as cool as the weather."
Thus did First Lieut.. Emil
Eschenburg, home from Iceland
on Today furlough, spike the
oft-repeated story that the girls
there are a bit on the frigid
side.
ESchenburg reach d tn e
home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Eschenburg. 235
North avenue, this morning af-
ter arriving Thursday at a u.
S. port.
They're perfectly normal, at
tractive and pleasant" he said
of Icelandic girls.
He has frequently seen enemy
reconnaissance planes over head
and enemy subs lurk off-shore
but generally life in Iceland is
peaceful, he said.
His duties have been largely
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administrative at Maj. Gen.
Charles Bonesteel's headquar-
tiers.
Right now the weather Is
comparatively balmy in Ice
land with a high temperature Of
Sc degrees reported a short
while back. Despite the warm
weather, Lieut.. Eschenburg en-
joyed skiing on the glaciers
shortly before he left.
Eschenburg was cadet COM
mander of the ROTC unit at
Michigan State College in 1899
before his graduation. He enter
ed the regular army the follow
ing year.
He will be given a new as
signment once his furlough
ends. However, he'd just as
soon 60 back to Iceland where
the girls are not so cold.
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japanese Troops Shocked
Through Honskons Sewers
Reporter Reveals How Sneak
Attoek Surprised British

loon British leased territory on
the Chinese mainland across
from Hong Kong island. The
tunnels had been forgotten BY
everybody but japanese spies.
Led by former BARRIERS, clerks
and shopkeepers who for years
had lived on the patronage at
British and other white resi-
dents of Hong Kong. The troops
suddenly emerged and made q
rear attack on the heavily out.
numbered British defenders and
thus Hong Kong had its own
counterpart of Pearl Harbor-
a counterpart which there was
fatal.
was already sitting in q Pan
American Anyways bus outside
the Hong Kong Peninsula hotel,
when the attack began. The huo
moved off slowly. A Chinooo
clerk ran out, scrambled abooD0
and announced that the Clippos
plane on which was b leavo
had been delayed"
Just at that moment, I sovl
Sla.ee diving Il .ske Ais4eaea
and heard the sputter q M
chine guns.
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600 Raj b0MbERS MAUI HAMBURG
FBI SEXES Guns Radios i'm Macomb County Home:
Blood Donor
Clinic Makes
Third Visit

Twenty st. Clair Shores wom-
en- were to be the first donors
this afternoon in Macomb coun-
tvs third American Red Cross
Blood Bank program at the First
Methodist church, Mrs. John
Kantner, chairman Of the
county program revealed today.
Isaac A. Hartung, together
with numerous other donors who
have given a third pint of blood
to the program which is designed
to aid seriously wounded u. S.
soldiers, sailors and marines,
was to receive q silver pin hon
oring his patriotism.
The county quota for today,
Mrs. Kantner said, has been
raised from the originally sched-
uled 80 pints to 100 pints of the
precious life-saving fluid. One
pint is taken from each donor.
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tuesday is DeadIine
For Garden Registry

National inspection of Victory
Gardens makes it more necessary
than ever that gardeners regis
ter their plots with Mrs. George
w. John, Mount Clemens w.
Garden director, workers in the
enterprise pointed out today.
The inspection, designed to
provide the government with &C.
curate estimates Of the food
stuffs being produced under the
program will begin shortly.
Those gardeners who have not
registered are urged to do 20
promptly. A coupon, appearing
elsewhere in this Newspaper
makes such registration simple.
The coupons should be taken, or
mailed, to the Macomb County
Ration Board, 1st Floor, Mon.
itor-Leader building, not later
than Tuesday evening. July 20.
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Master Sergt. Walter w.
Weisner, of the U. s. Army Air
Forces, has been killed in action
somewhere in the Southwest
Pacific, his wife, Mae, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bauer,
los Washington street. was in
formed today by the War De-
partment.
Sergt. Weisner, a native of
Wheeling, w. Va, was 80 years
old and had been stationed at
Selfridge Field for 10 years prior
to his assignment to foreign
service in February of this
year.
The dead airman is survived
by his wife and the couples one
See CASUALTY-Page 2
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Australian
Front A5tir
0minous Signs
are Reported
by the Associated Press

Advices from the Insular bat
tlefront of the southwest Paci-
fic, facing Australia, pictured
that theater today as ominously
astir in an upsurge of air activi-
ty over the weekend and land
action between the Allies and
the japanese in New Guinea.
A simmering crisis in India
evoked a sharp British warning
to Mohandas K. Gandhi over his
projected civil disobedience
campaign.
In addition to the battle of
China, the fog bound aerial
sparring of the United States
See AUSTRALIA-Page z
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Enemy Aliens
5ubjefted 10
Swift Search
Mount Clemens, Utieo
East Detroit, RossviIle,
Morrison Scene ofHunt

Approximately doze
alien homes in Macomb County
felt the efficient attention of the
FBI this weekend as Federal
agents swooped down on them
in a part of statewide series Of
raids.
Some 100 homes of suspicious
aliens from Benton Harbor to
Detroit were subject to investi-
CATION by the FBI and the Ma
comb towns in which agents de-
scended, with the aid of state po-
lice, county sheriffs officers and
local authorities, included Mount
Clemens Utica, East Detroit,
Roseville and Harrison Town
ship.
RADIO SEIZED
Robert c. Ross, assistant to
John Bugas, head of the Detroit
FBI, was the authority for the
statement that a dozen county
homes-German and Italian -
were subject to search. While
Ross did not have a breakdown
on where contraband equipment
was seized, it was known here
that In q raid on a Harrison
Township home, a shortwave
radio, two shotguns, nine knives,
one 80 calibre revolver and q
quantity of ammunition were
seized.
All but three of the 1913 raided
homes yielded some sort of con-
traband, and it was assumed
that some part of it came from
Macomb spots in addition to the
articles already listed. Among
contraband listed by the FBI
was: q flashlight with a red lens,
which could have been used for
signalling, blueprints (which ap-
pear to have significance" a
four-by-six swastika flag and
numerous cameras and short
wave radio retained in violation
of the law. BY presidential
proclamation of Dec. z and later
warning, aliens were forbidden
the possession of such articles.
The owner of the Detroit home
in which the Swastika flag was
found is an employe of a war
plant.
WIDESPREAD RAIDS
Some 100 raids were made on
Saturday and 70 more yesterday,
with agents visiting Pontiac,
Jackson, South lockwood, Ypsi-
lanti, South Lyon, Charleston and
Holly in addition to the Detroit
and the suburban area.
About IS per cent of the
homes visited, Bugas said, were
See FBI-Page z
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Furious Assault

MOSCOW, July "a - R-
The Germans hurled into battle
today the great weight Of rein.
forcements they have massed
for the campaigns against the
North Caucasus and Stslingrad
on the volga, sending tanks and
planes In . furious assault n IN
effort to widen their footholAs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-27
Germans Knife
Into Caucasus
Hitler hurls
Troops Forward
BY CLYDE A. FARNSwORTH
Ass>~1ai~A 49, HAnA


Associated Pssss War k61eR
Berlin announced today . 10
mile penetration Of the Caucasus.
south Of Rostov on the Don. on
the main, rail route into Rus
sia's greatest oil fields, but farth-
er up the Don, in the Tsimlyansk
area where the invaders had
forced at least two crossings,
the Germans had been halted,
Moscow said.
In other sectors of the world
conflict, apart from the domin-
ant Russian front, the Raj Of
fensive against Germany had re-
gained momentum, marked by
further preparatory participa-
ton of United States Army air
men in actual combat and q
powerful overnight assault on
Hamburg, while the battle of
Egypt had shifted almost wholly
to the air.
German and Italian troops on
the FL Alamein line were dig
ging in after last weeks minor
rectification Of positions In fav-
or Of the British army Of the
Nile. Ground action consisted
largely of skirmishing and the
Italians claimed the British lost
some prisoners.
The battle of Russia had
reached its gravest stage thus far
in 1912.
Berlin claimed that the
strongly fortified town of Ba-
task had been captured by
forces which engulfed Rostov
last week and later spanned the
Don Estuary south and east Of
Rostov.
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late X X X
bulletins
Play Up Hull

MOSCOW, July 2.-(R)-Thc
newspaper Pravda, Communists
party organ, devoted three col
umns today to Secretary Of state
Cordell Hull's Thursday night
address in which he outlined
plans for a better postwar
world and advocated an inter-
national agency to curb agres-
s0r nations.
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MOSCOW, July 27-W.D-
Russian guns and dive bombers
have isolated two Germ . n
bridgehead forces on the lower
Don by destroying their pom
toon bridges, special front dis
patches said today.
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Rams sCheck-Off'

WASHINGTON, July 27-W.1
-beardsley Ruml, chairman Of
tho Federal Reserve Bank Of
New York, today denounced the
Treasury's "check- off" plan for
collecting income taxes At the
source and proposed q "pay-as-
you-go" plan which would, In
effect, eliminate tax payments
on 1912 income.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-27
Spies at Large?

WASHINGTON, July z7-U.1
The trial Of eight Nazi sabo-
teurs-overshadowed by warn
inxs that three more may be ~
large-resumed today with
REORGANIZATION Of the seventh
defendant.
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BERN, Switzerland, July 81
R-Dispatches from Bucharest
stated today 235 persons have
been sent to concentration camps
or have been confined to their
homes under arrest in . new
drive against sabotage and anti
government activity In A:umania.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-27

KYO (From japanese
broadcasts), July 27-R)-lm-
psrial headquarters said today
that japanese submarines had
sunk eight enemy ships totaling
1900 tons between June 3 and
July 16.
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Storm Rail Point

BERLIN, July "a German
broadcast recorded by UP In
London)-An official news agen-
cy bulletin said today that the
Germans had stormed the strong
" fortified town Of Bataisk south
Of Rostov, an important rail-
road junction.
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AN EAST COAST PORT, July
25--W.H-A German submarine
taking on q fresh supply Of tor
pedoes somewhere in the Carib-
bean was damaged by bombs
from IN Allied plane, an Ameri-
can seaman who was prisoner
aboard the raider, reported.
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CAIRO, July 81 @ "A
heavy fierce g bomber hlasted
the Axis soDply pert q Tsbruk
again last night, teuchlng 81
Sires An4 sxpleglsas anl scoring
: direct Nit q IN ensmy -,
British headquarters annsunee0
to-day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-27
Yonk Bombers Blast Jops
in Aleution FoothoIds
Bomb-Boys Dump Tons Of Deoth
on Invading Nipponsss Units

Two minutes have passed
since we broke through the bot
tori of the mile-deep Aleutian
See ALEUTIANS-Page 3
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jams Learn Secrets
CAMBRIA, Australia, July
z7-(P)-The Australian govern
ment disclosed today 1t believed
enemy agents, possibly landed
from submarines, were operat-
inx in Australia and secret mill
tary movements had been learn
ed by the japanese.
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Injured
0veFvveek-El6
Boy. 3, Ssffsss
Meier lniusiss

A nine-year-old Warron toun&
ship boy was serioualy 1ntupo1
and seven others were lint II
traffic accidents over tn W00Ee
end on Macomh county No.
ways.
The 1 tured:
Elmer. H.. uaire,. O.. 91EH4
Logue, Wares townaA1p.
J. L. Porter, q, 04omo. 49,
His wife, Cera, q. Il
Muriel Galhkes, -, De1so1E
Tracy StevUns, DetrooA |,
Tina A8ano, 10, DseEooG 81
Margaret vivevi, ~. DeoEulk
Frank N. Hunter, q, Hogt
Huron.
The HARE boy was injurod ~
4:30 pm. Saturday WHEN ~ ~
into the rear fsndsr q ! GO -
ing driven past hls hogno "a
Joseph Kalendro, @. 6 M
Continental. Warren toWun111 =
Warren township peliee ohGo1vG
Kalsndro from IN hl6uno. \
At Saratoga hospltal to1 y
the boys condition We se1n ~ &
gardsd - serio0s. h euGo1rk
from . fractured skull. b
The Portes were hart @ = ~
Saturday when cars dIivon
Edward Marth, -, 0ueRoo
crashed on Harper and - 1DoR:
road. Porte W. tronnosGcu1 g u
Crosse Pointe ;hogp11u1 -
hours later aftsr ~ ~ 80
treated Ut 81. JoeepAfa 1ns
Porte received mt N ~ 11n
released. ,sss ~
Muriel Callihoo No. 80
Be- C1A9u8o 1mtfU
New, ST.
Ral8o !.
tn uaS1y - (1 ~
new sinQllf1o1 ~
appoars ~ - m
paoo : q 49,
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