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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
HurOnS Defeat Detroit UNIVERSITY
Sports Calendar
MON pAY
Baseball

Michigan Normal Va. University
OF Michigan, Ferry Field. Ann Ar
Dor. p. m.
Tennis
Michigan Normal vs.. University
OF Detroit, NJ. N. courts p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09

"Uames behind leader.
Fridays Results
ST. Louis s. Cincinnati 2
Pittsburgh s. Chicago Z.
Brooklyn 7. New York 6.
Only games scheduled.
Todsy's Games
New York at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-09
TotaIs !. 80 s 10 q 10

Totals ....... 81 ~ IL i
'Batted for Schriber in third.
Score by innings.
Michigan Normal eli 100 0lx--6
Univ. OF Detroit 20l 900 0o0-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25
u. 5. Cant Fight laps
by Book Kenney Says;
Attack Their One Aim
Foe Has No Regard for
Losses, Air Commander
In Pacific Declares
BY WILLIAM r. BONI,

ASSOCldLcQ fISSS WAT corresponding.
SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA,
Dec. 25.-"You can't fight those
japanese by any book" 1t. Gen.
George G. Kenney, commander of
the Allied air forces in the South
west Pacific, said yesterday.
They read only the first chapter
which says attack-then they threw
the book away" Gen. Kenney de-
clared as he held forth on his favor
lite topic-that the youth in the
Democracies has had too many
years without worry over where
the next meal or bed is coming
from and has never had to battle
for existence.
Its not that our boys aren't good
fighters, because they are" Gen.
Kenney said. But it takes them
time to learn it.
They're still trying to fight the
war by books, by what they've read
about wars. Maybe they know too
much about it. In any case they've
got to learn that the Japs don't
fight by any book.
Knows Nothing but Attack.
1.-THE Jap will do things you never
expect simply because he knows
nothing else than to attack.
"One day on the Buna front, we
had about IS of the little so-and-so's
surrounded and outnumbered badly.
They did not surrender, but
attacked. And that happened not
once but several times" he related.
Gen. Kenney is firmly convinced
that the Observation-Disclosures as well
as Americans-must realize there
is only one choice in fighting the
Japanese: To kill or be killed.
But he feels that there is an
other advantage in aggressiveness.
Largely because the Jap knows
only attack, he's likely to become
bewildered when you attack him."
Gen. Kenney said. That's been
proved time and again. It was
proved during our air operations at
Buna. Our planes raided Buna air
drome and wiped out an entire
squadron.
No Regard for Losses.
"All the Jap could think of was
let's do something Still, he didn't
know quite what he should do. We
would have put in five or six squad
rons and bombed hell out of the
enemy The Jap, on the other
hand, merely replaced the ruined
squadron, and that got wiped out,
too.
There's another thing we must
learn about this foe-that he has
absolutely no regard for losses of
men or equipment.
NO air force but the Jap air force
would have squandered a squadron
that way. No navy but the Jap
navy would have kept sending
destroyers down the New Guinea
coast singly and by two's, to keep
losing them - and keep sending
them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25
Robber Suspects Wife
Named in FbI CHARGE
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 25.-J. r.
Ruggles, jr., special agent in charge
Of the Savannah FBI Office, an
nounced yesterday that a complaint
had been lodged against Mrs. j. H.
Campbell, wife of a man identified
as John Christopher Adele, arrested
Wednesday in connection with a
bank robbery.
Sought for seven years in con-
nection with an Ohio bank robbery
and for questioning in other hold
ups, officers said in announcing the
detention of Adele, that he had
operated tourist camp here for a
year and half under the name
Of John Henry Campbell.
Adele faces an indictment re-
turned at Cleveland, Ohio, for the
$26,0000 robbery in 1885 of the
Farmers National Bank at Salem,
Ohio. The FBI said Adele was a
native Of Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. Ruggles said, in connection
with the complaint lodged against
Mrs. Campbell, that several shot
guns, rifles and ammunition were
found at Abele's tourist camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25
FomiIy's MonteI
Of ~ Stockings
Reduced by War

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Dec. 49,
Santa Claus did not find the usual
AZ stockings hanging near the CHM
ney of St. Mary's County's largest
family last night, but members of
the L. j. Sterling family believe he
understood.
The death of Mr.. Sterling in
September, the call to the armed
forces of some Of the members Of
the firmly, and tire and gas ration
ing probably we're some of the
things that St. Nick took into
account
But the residents of Leonardtown
who have for years dropped in to
see the long row of varied size
stockings hanging over the fireplace
In the Sterling residence on Christ
mas eve, it was still somewhat Of
q disappointment Annually, the
many stockings represented the is
members Of the Sterling family,
their wives, children and grand
children.
Three of the older boys, sergt.
William Sterling, Sergt. Harris
Sterling, and Sergt. l.. j. Sterling
jr., are far away in the armed
forces. Their sister, Miss Eleanor
Sterling, who is lieutenant colonel
Of nurses at Walter Reed Hospital,
also was unable to be home this
year Gas ration problems kept
other members of the family absent
from the annual celebration and
dinner.
Mrs. Sterling said she planned to
have only small tree and few
stockings this year for her grand
children, and added that this will
have to do for the DURATION
The late Mr.. Sterling was assist
ant cashier Of the First National
Bank Of st. Marys County In
A8AoAA sVW@As 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25
Mutual Life Boosts
Bond Subscription

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co. of New
York announced today it had sub
scribed for an additional $16,500, 900
Of the Treasury 21a per cent bonds
in the Governments Victory loan
campaign, bringing Mutual's total
commitments to S106, 500,0OO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Houses for Sale
East Of WoodlDard)

ALGONAC home on st. Clair River;
rooms, bedrms. and bath: large lot
garage and boat well: $3.50, terms
Cadillac 1900, Arlington 171O.
BRICK HoME-Practicaliy new; rooms
gas A. c. heat: shrubbery, screens; east
side bargain. 20051 Revere.
FIsCHER-s rms; Scar gar: $4,000
terms. CA 400, TU. 2-6479.
KENsINGTON RD.--s rms, baths: brk
Scar gar; oil ut. CA. 1900, tn. 2-6479.
MELDRUM (Jefferson) Eight room. fur
nished; 5-room cottage (rear), rented
reasonable. Fitzroy 1872.
MINNEsOTA-Nr. John r 8-rm. modern.
new gar; $700 dn. strom, TO. s-4163.
MUIR Avenue, close Smile Oakland bus
line. Nice modern 6-room home; large
living and dining room 3 bedrooms. bath
up Large fun front porch. Furniture IN
Guided II wanted. Only s4,275. terms.
owner left town. Twinbrook 1-7020.
ROssINI DRIVE, 16445-New bedroom
brick: large lot, air conditioned heat:
S. 095. 1876 down. Niagara 1885.
2 BEDROOM home; foored attic. wooded
lot; Harper -s-Mile sec. 50. 300 full price.
$500 down, $50 mo. 209i1 Harper.
IcoLoRED-s-room cottage. River Rouge;
$500 down.
rooms. bath; $3.50 full price. Fitzroy
s74i.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Houses for Sale
BURT ROAD, 8113

Owner Transferred; See This Today
Z rms, 4 bedrms.. 40-ft. corner lot. -Four
door Chevrolet and cash for equity, Paymts
s37 mo-, including taxes. UN. 2-7121.
CADILLAC. 2e3e-vAcANT, Modern bricI
home. 4 garages. side drive SACRIFICE
5s75 HOLCoMB. Also VACANTi Moderr
brick home. Must sell today. TIE. 2-6676
DEARBORN APPoL1N 4 bedrms
81. 800 dn. Matusxewski. 13itT Michigan
HAZEL PK.-s2 w. Ralama. s rm., 81. $50
s250 dn., s35 mo. Williams. Ii. 2-itSs
JARVIS, HAS Y. Hazel Psrk-as rooms
bath, imitation brick siding, garage
Is3 600. 5000 down Ebert, CA. 1887. 90
Majestic Bldg. RE. lie2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Mole Help Wanted
VOTING MEN 17.22

lOOINO ME4Nt IE-@A
vsFi..as openings caused ~ draft Or de-
fense work. Steady position, Poe per hour
advance paw NeatneSs required Must be
promptly $50 .. m. only. oSi Book Bids.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
Under "a. both husband and wife 20 work
and travel for special advertising work
CaaA nAx-plsss sspsHsas--AP Pls TUESDAY
o 80 a m only. Nj. J. y. Coens, Book
Building. Detroit.
CoLoRED--A.l mechanic and bumper
with tools. s92s Oakland avenue
Trinity 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

An Efficient Training


An Efficient Training
in s North a n d. Bookkeeping.
Typewriting. StsnogrsPh, Stsno-
type, Comptomstsr, DictAphons,
etc. Day and Evening.
THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE
"Miehisan's Largest Business
and Sscretarial School," Schools
are conducted at Michigan Ths-
alter Bldg. 220 Baslsy. Detroit;
at 5O4O- Joy Road, near
Grand River;-at 3z@0 Cratiot,
corner Maeki--snd in Pontiac.
Graduates Are Assisted to Good
Office Positions
Pkens RAndslph eS3l fer lnformA-
tioa o. Call at Nsarsst Sehssl Today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

HOUsEWORK = General. no cooking
stay rights; $40. 355i Calvert. Town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Board and Room
Share Living Quarters

WANTED iddle-ageu couple; share single
home furnished. Arlington 060s, be
tween e-i2 Sunday. SIS daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

COUPLE--lnfsnt; 3-room furnished nat
apartment, income: Northwest. Highland
Park. University i-22ei.
HOUSE or Apartment-3-4 rooms; youns
couple with child. Grand River section
preferred. We. $4,000. Mr.. Black, OF
We. 7-5401.
RESPONSIBLE couple, months infant.
desire broom house. income, nat, East
Side; references. Telephone Pingres 01i2.
THREE ADULTS-Child =: Fat, apart
msnt. income. september IS. Tyler 6-o3se.
house: Immediately f;
West side. Tyler 4I23iT.
coLoRED-Young couple desires furnished
two or three room apartment. CA. 60s7.
coLoRED couple; 3-room furnished, east
side. Temple i,es6s. MT Allen, after 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE


USUAL OPPORTUNITY WITH EsTAB-
LisHED HOUSE. ANA. ACCEPTANCE.
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRODUCTS.
DRAWING ACCOUNT PAID AGAINST
BY DIVISIONAL MANAGER ONLY
HIGHEST TYPE INDIVIDUALS NEED
APPLY. WRITE GEORGE A. BREoN A
COMPANY. CARE CHARLES A. HAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Female Help Wanted

AMBITIOUS WOMEN who can alter
dresses. Make extra money showing Coro-
net Frocks TO friends and neighbors. Write
or caIl at Coronet Frocks, ST Woodward.
ASSISTANT Bookkeeper: lady; steady
position. See Mr.. Rapp, 1913 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

FARMs-Any size. price. terms. Ocean
Co. Hanson Osborn. Realty. Hart. Mici
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

BLACK DIRT. sodding, grading shrubs.
Complete lsndscaping; reasonable rates.
Tyler 7-s0s3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Houses for Sale
(West of Woodward

ASHTON, s6S9-Two bedrooms: tile; full
attic; VACANT; $500 required. CE. l440.
FAUST. sss2-Two bedrooms tile; full
attic; VACANT; $500 required. CE. 1440.
Vernor-s-room, newly deco
rated: stoker, steam; 81 500. terms. 1910
Vernon highway. Lafayette 67si.
NEAR OUTER DRIVES large rooms big
lot, full basement. excellent condition.
Price. IS, 400. Substantial down payment.
Sargent a Co. TW. 1851.
vcn-room modern newly
decorated; vacant drive, garage.
reasonable. Fitzroy 1872.
NORTHWEST section-4-room modern.
newly decorated. on paved street. Red
ford 1898.
ROOSEVELT. 4336-sO (Watrenl IN Modern
2-family. Ga, Scar garage; make me an
OFFER. Vermont 5-s672
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

woman for general house
work good home; good SALARY no cook
NJ. nriNAiR room. HoGArth 2s1o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
HELP WANTED


lady 20 carr FOR T.year=oid child. Home
or stay ntghts Small 5-room house
white, T~inbrnok i-7952.
lMIDDLE-AGED woman for general house
work on farm. Apply Hospital, 1866
Trunah ulI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

treated 40 you work. RECTAL disease by
smbulant methods. ala boulevard Bldg
1910 Woodward TR. -i-44so.-----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07

tADY-Pof general ONCE WORK must D,
able 20 take some dlctsiion; steady posi-.
t,on. Bee Mr.. Rspp. 1915 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

can openers. Hundreds OF thou
sands of fruit cakes intended for
sons overseas must remain in De-
troit because of this regulation.
No use trying to slip them by
they'll be waste-basketed by CEN
SorS.
Some Of her straightforward
fronts information includes:
Boys in Australia want tennis
balls. The soldiers in Iceland want
air mail stamps. A husband in
Alaska requested gasoline IAN
tern.
In the tropics sun glasses, cool
ing after-shave lotions. bathing
trunks, cotton socks, foot powder
are welcome.
Razor blade sharpeners are
excellent gifts anywhere.
Small travelling irons are must:
for WAACs and WAVES.
No diaries TO sailors-the navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Photo by Times star Photographs

has tabooed them. No diaries to
soldiers or marines in combat
zones.
Being lady Santa Claus to the
boys all over the world has its
smiles as well as the heart-tearing
Incidents.
Mrs. Stack has successfully ex-
planned TO a doting mother she
cannot send a quart of ice cream
TO her son in Australia even
though 1t is what he missed most.
She hopes she has convinced the
jolly man who wanted informa-
ton on how to send a keg of beer
to a soldier pal in Ireland.
Impossible" she told him
several times, "and besides, sir,
you cannot send intoxicants to
any one In the armed forces"
Lady, lady," said the jolly
man. patiently. 'you can't get
drunk on BEER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
A Truck...Or Scrap
Owner Discovered his We'll Conditioned 92q
Vehicle Atop Cooley High School Pile

Jerry Still got the police 10 look
for his green dump truck OF 1929
vintage. and where should they
find II but on the Cooley High
School scrap pile.
Today, 44-year-old Still is shak-
ing his head and won d erin
whether he should try TO reclaim
what he described as well
conditioned truck with rubber or
whether he should let il so of to
war.
II nave an appointment to
talk with the principal today,
said Still HE seemed very dis
pleased when he found out some
Kids had taken my truck and
put IL on the scrap pile"
II had been missing for several
hours from his back yard al S642
Ellsworth avenue when he re-
ported 10 Detective Harry Will
liams OF the auto squad. pointing
out that the most prominent
means of Identification was the big
sign on the side of the truck read
ing: "Jerry's Polar Ice and Fuel
Company"
This started Detective Williams
scurrying. for he had seen that
sign somewhere earlier in the day
A little mind prodding and the
truck was located. Lamented Still
ut was In good condition
both the motor and the rubber
tires. I spent SIS on the hoist
alone last winter. Two months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Loses Estate
Government Must Yield
to Walter Kin

The federal government today
was the loser of a $4,000 estate
Mrs. Flora Walter, IS, OF q
Charlotte avenue sought to leave
it before her death last November.
A circuit court jury of nine
women and three men found Mrs.
Walter Of unsound mind when she
made a will Oct. 30. 194l. giving
her estate TO the government.
1t will be shared by six nephews
and nieces, including George A
Otto, 1905 Chandler Park drive
The Jury deliberated three hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
a More Drivers
Get Jail Terms

drivers went 10 iail
blay for terms varying from
Tvcn days TO year as traffic
court continued its breakdown on
wartime auto law violators.
Included were two negligent
homicide defendants. Enrique Sc
gura. 10. OF sos Pulaski avenue,
drew one to five years in Jack
son Prison from Judge John T.
Mahcr for safety zone killing.
Henry r. Reed 10 of 36i7 Beau
fat avenue. admitting carelessness
in fatally iniuring a passenger,
was sentenced TO 90 days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Anything hut
Scrap Drive Can't Have
Village Antiques

A suggestion that the Dearborn
salvage committee investigate the
possibility of gathering valuable
scrap from Fords Greenfield
Village met with a rebuff today
Frank Campsall. who described
himself as "a secretary of the
Ford Motor Company. said the
metals referred 10 in a letter from
Robert G.. Silbar of the state sal
wage committee are luab g
antiques which will be used in
future exhibits at the Village and
are anything but scrap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
WSAM Plea Approved

WASHINGTON, Oct. % CUP).
The Federal Communications
Commission today approved the
Saginaw Broadcasting Company's
application for a change in fire.
quency for station WSAM al Sag
NAV. Mich. from 1890 kilocycles
10 1400 kilocycles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
City 10 Enforce
Ceiling Mandate

Retail stores which violate OPA
ceilings may face revocation Of
their city licenses.
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr.
today was empowered to take such
action by common council. The
sole objection came from Council
man William A. Comstock, who
contended OPA regulations en-
forcement is a federal matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
PART WITH HEIRLOOM

-6aSs ffIEtr, Kattfecn tru
called attention TO an heirloom
which her family had consented 10
part with. II was "A carburetor
which had been built for ono of
the first FordS manufactured by
her grandfather II reSembled a
wafer spout
Pianos were another item which
were being contributed McMichael
intermediate garnered two and
Nobel one.
Pianos are considered choice
scrap by the dealers. containing
a lot Of copper and fine steel
wiring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
CAUTION URGED

This can be dangerous. Be care
.ful
If no serial number is found your
tires are either factory seconds.
which have the numbers buffed off
at the factory or, SCuffing +he
curb every time the car was
parked has worn the numbers off.
Tires without serial numbers
will will be registered as left
front-defaced" instead of using
the number.
There is one other number on
tires. Known as the factory code"
number, il appears in the bead Of
the tire. The bead is that part adj
iacent to the wheel rim and ex-
tending between the rim and side
wall.
Disregard this number entirely.
In fact-disregard looking for
the serial number entirely-if you
have a quarter.
That's all a tire dealer can
charge you. the government says,
to find your serial numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

ago ! had chance 10 sell II
for $500"
Police are inclined 10 blame
overzealousneSs on the part o.
students 10 enlarge the scrap heap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

To aid worried motorists who
have been unable TO find the serial
numbers on their tires--inforTna.
ton necessary 10 obtain gas ration
ing cards--The Detroit Times to-
day offers its readers the following
Quickest way Of finding a serial
number on A tire is 10 locate the
one and only number found or
the sidewall Of the tire.
To make II readable smear Il
with white or yellow chalk, if the
sidewalks are white, use black
chalk
Since the serial number appears
only on one side II may be neces.
sary 10 jack up the wheel. crawl
under the car and spin the wheei
until the number comes up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Santa Tells
You What oGet
Him Over There
Mrs. Stack SpeciaIizes
in Douehboys' Presents,
Hears Mothers Sorrows
BY JANE sCHERMERHoRN

No one is moro interested in
your getting that Christmas
package ready for the boys over
seas than Mrs. Robert l. Stack.
Smart, brisk wife of an over
seas colonel, Mrs. Stack is en-
ployed by a downtown department
store, TO give advice on the shop
ping list for World War lis yule-
tide season.
All day long she answers ques-
tons. They range from what "a
send a son in Samoa TO comfort
for the mother who dropped in 10
get gift suggestions and wound ~
pouring out a troubled heart about
a boy in the Solomons from whom
she hasn't heard in months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
L. =. Subs
Put i'm Top
w ar Role

American submarines Will play
greater part in the ultimate de-
struction of Japan than the arr
plane, Allen Raymond. war cor
and former Detroit
hines writer, just returned from
the South Pacific, Sard in Detroit
today He said:
Uncle Sans subs, more for
midable than the German Nari-
ely. are proving Japan's long
supply lines To the South Pacific
and doing more damage to Nip
pon's shipping than j. generally
known. And the sub losses have
been light"
Raymond, who followed the war
from Europe INTO Africa anc
thence TO Java. Australia and New
Guinea, points oH that Japan :
supply lines are As long as those
Of the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Scrap Piles High
As Pupils Near
.5,0OO-Ton Goal
Many School Psrsdes
Tomorrow viii Mark
End Of Salvage Drive

The increased tempo OF the
school scrap drive was beginning
TO show results today in huge piles
of metal and rubber in the school
yards. The large amounts which
were being brought 10 the collec-
ition centers by the 100000 public
and parochial pupils caused the
authorities 10 predict that the
total amount would reach 5000
tons.
Parades in many OF the public
schools will bring the drive TO a
climax tomorrow afternoon. Lead
ing the list which have scheduled
parades is Chadsey High where a
MIR. and Mrs. Scrap have been
chosen to visit the home rooms on
Friday. The public school drive
ends on Saturday. giving them an
entire day 10 collect the metal and
rubber.
50 TONS AT COOLEY
Cooley High boosted a pile
which was estimated 10 weigh 50
tons. II was spreading rapidly
along the front of the building.
F'och intermediate and South
eastern High. adjoining each other,
were pooling their collections in
what the school authorities called
"a tremendous pile" Nolan Inter
mediate estimated its collection to-
have reached the Bottom mark with
more coming in. Yesterday. the
parade Of students bringing IN
scrap caused a traffic tieup in
tf1r vicinity Of the school.
Many family relics were being
10 the school drive,
according 10 letters received by
the scrap officials. At Chandler
School. Dolores Davy. a sixth
grader. wrote that her family was
sending in the crib which had been
used for every child in the family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
LONG STEP TO VICTORY

This fact" he said. makes
the work of our submarines OF
the utmost Importance since
Japan has no such facilities for
building and repairing shipping
as the United states. These
losses, II continued. will 90 a
long way toward bringing Japan
10 Its knees"
He said he was surprised a
Americas air strength IN Aus
tralia. but was of the opinion tha'
the United Nations were fightlnl
only a holding action in the Soutf
Pacific for the present at least.
THE United Nations have not
the power. the equipment 10
launch a real offensive against
the Japs. although I feel certain
American troops will hold Qua
dalcanal," Raymond said They
will not he ready for an often
Siye for several months and may
not reach full strength in the
South Pacific for another year"