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Atty. VIM. v. Ranks.
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STATE OF MicHIGAN De- ~ ''f'g"
Court for fHe ,'ouniy % Wa,re r. 'h'o'
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MNrTfNN TERRY. riaintF - MT
TIE TERRY defendant
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LEGAL NOTICES


Atty. ~. y. Lester.
<lo Clinton NJ.
STATE OF MfcHrGAN "a.
Court Tor the County Of wa,n. q, TN
Gerry nv
ALBERT WARD. Plainu~ q, a.
NER WARD. Defendant. AVG
M. 3ge.tst
ORDER FOR APPEARA>cp
AND PUBLICATION
suit pending In the ,'ir,nl. e..
the county OF Wayne In shar.a,,.
sna day of January. A.p. 1873
In the above entitled ranse I. -.
ING that the defer dan' Saoun.. W.
n not resident 81 this sfat. w
she resides ~ the Town ~ Po,.
state of Mississippi. Tnred s,a,,. =
America:
n r. ordered that tho dtfana,n,
hsr appearance IN said cagse On ..
fore three months from tho 49,. =, y
order. aud that within forfr s,.. u
plaintiff cause this order - 10 $3.50.
81 IN The Detroit Tribune. ,.r,,.,
published and circulated vi,hn y
county % Wayne. said pfhiIrs.i,, .,
continued once IN each week a..
ocks IN succession.
VINCENT NJ. nrrvN,V
60 cireui, Ja.r
cAsPAR . LISGEMAN. cisrt
nv A. HARGREANEs
Deputy Clerk. i.ie-.i
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Ans.: Nhcn Npu mcnilmncd the
coat and ,n,aier that was hi >ie.
nal n 'iakc or" lIc wont h, back
Tor he'> one ~ ihe.e fellows ,"n
read about who ,till uvn~ fhc nr>t
nickle he over earned.
NC Nr.n
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LEGAL NOTICES
ATTY. Edw. "a. ''urner'
hioo fleanbien ~.

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Citcul'
Court for the county OF wayne y" e"""'
Gerry. t..4c a.. nj.
BEN WARE. Defendant
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~ session or said Cont held ~ clio
court House iu tho rii, - bstror Conn.
~ ~ WAYNE AMI STATE o., Nieiiean. on
The eiehteonth dey ~ December ~
1871.
Present The Honorable TnEoporf.
y. RICHTER 'ifrut Judge
" nrr'ars by AFFIDAVIT ATTACHED hereto
that th" defendant Eth,l Mnls' pres.r,
Whereabouts IL mhu"vn and ~ ranno,
10 aS"eriained On What state ~ conr.,.
he now resides
ON motion ~ William V hanks a,,or
nrV Tor plaintiff
TT - ORDERED that INC said d.f.n.
liant. Ethi Mills, enter his npp,af,rre
Ia This cause. an or before 'hre. ,-t
months from Tho dnfe ~ this ,rd,, "a.
thai th" said iiill ~ Complaint viii ~,
taken 80 confessed fn- want 80 s,.t
appearance and tha' fhis said orfer h.
serN Ell and unfinished ~ required Wv law
TliEppoHE HicHTrr
Circuit Judge
CAsPAr fINgENNN. Clerk
Nv T.. q NttLT
pcpuiy clerk -sft
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a, session 81 said Court held ~ tne
Count, Rullding. Detroit on peee"o''
Present. The Honorable JOSEPH -
NoyNlIAN. Circuif Judge.
sa,isfacfsrv proof D, AFFIDAVIT on me
shoNins thar the defendant tnhen
Ware. i MOI resident ~ ~ s'sie - .,
Nlrhiran and thar hts address - 80
rast 4-th street. chicago flinois
az MOTION or Edward ". Turner
atfofnc, for r.aiaiin
TT Is ORDERED 'ha' fhe said defen-
dant eppear and answer ihe M.l OF co'N-
.r.ainf ni,a n fhis cause wfhin 'nree
,5aufhs frem $40 date ~ ~ order ~,
he sald hi wiz, he taken ~ confessed
a4s'nsf him
m. IS FURTHER. oErfNtp thar =
s.,v OF us orHer bc prh' +hed N the
p.frat Trnma. md served ACCORDING 70
FosrrH A.N0YNfHNN
Cireult Judge.
a True ppr
CASPIAN ! lINCENAN, CiftS.
Nv 7. q Ntf'fT
DEPUTY Cisff go
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ATTY. VIM. v. Banks.

STATE or MlcHlGNN in 'he cf,c..if
Court for tho '"unf, o. wa,ne In chan.
cory.
MINNIE MILLS. rlairrr IS isruYt.
MII.IS ncfenhl.l-l
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JAKE cross. Plaintiff 81. yERNlri
rEoSS. Defendant
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Don't go through the next IL
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1912 Astrolosy Readings be your
inspirst,on. Just of the press
Confidential letter OF free advice
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order. Prot Able Wallace
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n ilue fopyl '""t'
M NSiNi' , iiNaEMAx. clerk
Deputy Clerk
Evening star., 1942-09-20
HELP WokAEk.
p r x OPERATOR

P. B. x. OPERATOR,
With apartment house expe-
rience, neat appearance, not
over 35; 6-day week, excellent
salary to start, permanent
position. State age and ex-
perience. Box 472-B, Star.
SEAMSTRESSES.
Who understand sewing and
willing to learn fur finishing.
Apply
New England Furriers, Inc,
TIT 18th st. NV.
SALESLADY.
Permanent position in fine
jeWelry store for attractive
young lady. Swope Jewelry
Co., 1114 F st. NV.
CASHIER, EXPERIENCED,
FOR CAFETERIA; ONE
WHO CAN ALSO TOTAL
TRAYS; GOOD SALARY.
WRITE BOX 464-L, STAR.
YOUNG LADIES.
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nity with one of largest
financial institutions in
city. General office work.
State age, education, ex-
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M, Star.
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AIRY AND COMMISSION.
UNIFORMS AND MEALS
FURNISHED, VACATION
AFTER ESTABLISHED Pc
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WOMAN, WHITE,
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minor sewing. Apply Pioneer
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Evening star., 1942-09-20
HELP DOMESTIC.
CONTINUED

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in: reference and health card. Woodley
Evening star., 1942-09-20

COOK, colored, experienced. general house.
Madison st. NV. Call between 10 and 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
800 Planes Raid
Rhine, France

LONDON. April 6 1NS)-A
force of 300 British bombers raided
military detectives last night in
wide sweeps over Germany and
France, the air ministry said
today.
Five of the British planes are
missing.
The, Rhineland was the main
objective of the bombing attack.
Other targets included docks al
lie Havre and the Gnome-Rhone
Works at GennevillierS. near Paris
an important center for production
of airplane engine parts and other
war material
Cologne was among the main
targets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Ydnks Escape
Belfast Bombs

BELFAST, April 6 GNS)-
Military authorities took hand
today in the search for the plotterS
who planted a half dozen delayed
action incendiarv bombs in the
Belfast IIppodrome. where 1000
United States and British soldiers
were to attend variety per-
Torrance.
Police Investigators are being
aided in the search for suspects
by squads of soldiers. They be-
lieve the bombs were planted by
members of the outlawed Irish
Republican Army or SympathizerS
in protest against an official ban
on demonstrations commemorative
the 1916 Easter rebellion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Woman Stolen
From Escort

4 mysterious midnight alb
duction Of a 23-year-old woman.
who was wrcSted from her COM
panion and forced into an auto
mobile, was being Investigated by
police today.
Mrs. Margaret NEaXey, of 1877
.Seldcn avenue, was the reputed
victim. She had not returned
home this morning.
According TO witnesses. Mrs.
Maxcy was standing in front Of
her apartment building with Pat
Gianpleprio. 80, of 434 West
Alcxandrine avenue. and Mrs
TesSie Hudoch, 20. of 236 ErSkino
street, when an automobile con-
tanning a woman and two men
stopped
Mrs. Nancy called ono Of the
men Joe but struggled a. he
cndeavored 80 force her into the
car Gianpieprio was threatened
with a knife when he intercedcd
police were told.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
u. =. Filters
Batter
RansOOn

NEW DELHI, India. April 6
tUP) Giant flying fortresses of
the United States Army Air Corps.
IN their second big attack from
India bases, have heavily attacked
the Japanese base at Rangoon
and, fighting through a swarm of
japanese fighter planes, have all
returned TO base, it was announced
today.
"In heavy bomba rdment,
American air force planes at
tackled docks in the Rangoon
area on the night OF April g."
a communique of the United
States Air Forces in India said.
Three large fires were started.
Pursuit action was encoun-
tered.
"All personnel returned safe"
Thus for the second time in two
days. the flying fortresses struck
at Japanese bases menacing Burma
and India.
In their first attack Thursday
they attacked Port Blair. the bic
invasion base in the Andaman Is
lands 600 miles south of Akyab on
the Burma coast and 800 miles
across the Bay of Bengal from
Calcutta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Vets, Troops, OCD in Army Day Fete
.Japs Lose -.
Germans 40

The United Nations dealt the Axis a crushing
weekend aerial blow with incomplete tabulations
today showing at least 212 enemy planes destroyed
or damaged in four theaters
The Japanese lost at least 81 planes destroyed
or damaged over the island of Ceyon and 80 in the
Australian invasion zone
Russia reported the destruction of 107 German
planes and Britains Mediterranean island of Malta
reported at least Is Axis raiders shot down or
damaged.
A correspondent of the British Press Association
analyzng aerial warfare January estimated the Axis
had lost planes at the rate of 200 week on all fronts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
BASED ON CARRIERS

They were all either based on
enemy aircraft carriers in the Bay
of Bengal or had TO fly TO their
nearest base az Port Blair, in the
Andaman Islands. $50 miles across
the bay There was believed TO be
no chance that any damaged
plane got home.
Layton ordered every effort to
capture the japanese crews which
managed TO parachute from their
broken planes.
1t was evident the Japanese did
not know that for months. the
British had been strengthening
their defenSeS in expectation of
Just such an attack.
Only a limited area of the city
adjoining the harbor. a railway
works and an airdrome came
under attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
IS Jap Planes
Beaten Down.
Off Australia
U. S. Fliers Help
Ring Up Big Toll
in Weekend Drive
BY BRYDON c. TAyEs

United Press stan Correspondent
G f n E r AL MACARTHUR'S
QUARTERS Australia,
April 6. Allied warplanes were
reported today to have DESTROYED
or damaged IS to 40 Japanese
planes in weekend attacks at the
northern approaches to Australia.
II was difficult to obtain an
accurate count of the Japanese
weekend aerial losses. although
an Australian communique listed
50 enemy planes destroyed or
damaged. Other dispatches from
Port Moresby. New Guinea, and
other sectors of the northern lin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Treasury TO Offer
$500, 100000 Issue

WASHINGTON. April 6 INS)
Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau announced today that
81 100000. 900 worth Of one-half
per cent treasury certificates of in
dcbtednesS will be offered through
federal reserve banks for cash sub
Scriptions
The certificates will be dated
April 10, payable November !, and
will bear interest of one-half OF
one per cent per year They will
be issued in bearer form only, with
one interest coupon attached, ir
denominations of Sl0o0, $1,000
$4,000 and 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
2-Mhe Line
Reviewed by
Gen. Ben Lear
City Commentaries
u. S. Entrance Into
First World War

Soldiers Of this war. veterans OF
others. home defenders and all OF
Dctroit's cirzcnry except men on
the war assembly lines united to-
day in the city's greatest Army
Day display OF military might "a
roar Of defiance against AXIS az.
gresSion.
To commemorate Americas on.
trance into the first World WaI
p years ago today. and TO demon,
Straic Americas pledge OF solid
arlty 10 the'AlleS on the fighting
front Detroit staged a two-milc.
long parade down Woodward
avenue
Assigned 10 lead the victory
march were the reviewing army
officials. preceded by a mounted
police escort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06

Stockholm was authority for the
reports, which were unconfirmed
According TO these reports Brit
iSh commands. supported by naval
and air forces. attacked Narvik, a
big German base. for the second
time and effected a landing south
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06

evidence of any harm being my
left ankle. It's a little larger
than the other and the doctor
says IL probably will stay that
way.
II am grounded now and In
charge Of a platoon of men. I
had a sunstrOke after n trip
over FormoSa and they have
grounded me. 1 went on the
range 10 test guns after we got
back from Nipland (Formosa)
and after spending a few hours
Continued on Page Four)
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Ban Comeback for Tires

LANSING. April 6. Only re-
claimed rubber can be- used for
tire recapping because OF the
shortage of camclback. Arthur H.
SarviS, state rationing adminiStra-
tor, said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Mass Wedding for Soldiers

Ell PASO, Tex April 6 tfNS1 =
Five United states Army
Of three religious demo
took part in a mass
wedding ceremony today az Fl
PaSo, uniting 10 Fort Bliss soldiers
with the girls OF their choiE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Turning Point?

PORT DARWIN, Australia,
April 6 INS).-Declaring that
he did not want to seem
"over-optimistic," Maj. Gen. C. M.
Morris, the Australian general
officer commanding in New Guinea,
was quoted today as saying:
II shouldn't be surprised N
we had seen the turning polnt
In the Pacific"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
The War Today

PHILIPPINES JapS throw in
tanks in attempt to press
gains in Bataan. page p
CEYLON- Search progresses for
survivors of 81 japanese
planes destroyed out Of raid
ing fleet of - in one Of the
great Allied air victories Of
the war. page L.
AUSTRAL1A-United states
and Australian planes raid
koepang. Dutch Timor, TO
climax "A weekend in which 81
Japanese planes were de-
stroyed or damaged in the
island area. page L.
r L s s | a - Russian guerrillaS
have the key town of BryanSk
under virtual siege. page p
3 L r NJ a - Retreating British
fight at the gateway 10
BurmaS oil fields. Page .
American flying fortreSses raid
Rangoon. page 1-
l. O y d Q N Reporters persist
that British commands raided
Nazi-held Narvik, Norway.
page L. Some 300 British
bomberS raid industrial areas
in Germany and occupied
France. Page II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
IN THE
NEWS
FIGHTERS FOR FREEDOM
BY Harry ii. Schlacht'
Editor, East Side News
"ODAY is Army Day.
"A America saiHtes our

fighting heroes.
Ii is an occasion of the ded-
ication of our spirit. our re-
sources and our might to ma
tionaI patriotism.
Il thrObs with the spirit of
the ringing declaration that
circled the globe and was
heard round the world.
Stirring are the stories of
your achievements.
You nursed no dream of
conquest or aggression.
In the folds of our flag, you
have written the history of a
great interviewing people;
in its rustling may he heard
the footsteps of your heroic
comrades from Lexington to
Chateau Thierry.
You are the strength of our
nations greatness and the
emblem of our destiny.
On this Army Day we hail
Gen. Douglas Macarthur and
his soldiers.
Their names will be enrolled
az nOblemen on the pages of
world history.
With gaIIantry, he is stand
ing with sword in hand upon
the ramparts of freedom to
hold back the tidal waves of
conquest.
Gen. Macarthur, in the
Philippines, was more in
spring figure than the mas
ter's hand has ever placed
upon a painters canvas.
He has given to Bataan the
Immortality that Capt. Pres
colt gave to Bunker Hill and
DaXV Crockett bestowed on
the Alamo.
This sublime picture ct
cOnsecrated devotion to the
cause of human freedom will
forever hang in the gallery of
our memories.
Gen. Macarthur has truly
kept the soldiers faith"
America is at the cross
roads of civilization.
We are standing at the
most momentOus period in
the fate of the human race.
All the episodes of mans
struggle for liberty come
ringing down to US through
the corridors of time with a
commanding challenge.
The world has never wit
messed such bestiality since
Genghis Khan and his Mon
gOl hosts swept out of the
Cobb Desert i'm the thirteenth
century, and by conquest and
pillage, by fire and sword,
ravished and destroyed civil
liZed lands.
We know that i'm the un-
lCnutinuod nm Naxf Da0o EoI OA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Morse Ships Reach Britain

LONDON, April 6 uNSD.-Some
of the IL Norwegian merchant
ships that dashed from Goteborg
Sweden, last week have reached
Britain. il was authoritatvely re-
Vcaled today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
IN REVIEWING STAND

The officers arc Lieut. Gen. Ben
Lear. commander Of the second
army; Maj. Gen 3 b. Powers, CT
william defense liaiSon officer. Capt.
r. Thornton Brodhead; Col. f. L.
Clayton; Col Arlo Emery: Col.
William b. Howe of the Michigan
State Troops. and Commanders d.
Dwight Douglas and Elmer Stoker
OF Ford Naval Training School.
4 reviewing stand was erected
at the city hall for Gov. Murray D.
Van Wagner, Mayor Edward J.
Jeffrics and the officers.
The parade roster also includes
a band and 500 soldiers from Fort
Custer. 80 war vehicles from Fort
Wayne, 500 men and a band from
the navy training school and l,500
fEon9tnuoa an DouU I-.,,wN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Commando Assault
On Narvik Reported

LONDON. April 6 CUP).-Re-
ports persisted today that British
commando troops. in a combined
navy army and air force opera
ton. had made a raid in force on
the Narvik zone of the Norwegian
coast Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
IS Jap Planes
.RaidCey|on,
81 Shot DoWn
Raj FoiIs Surprise
Attack on Colombo,
Hospital Bombed

COLOMBO, Ceylon. April 6
ICUPl.-TroopS, police and natives,
Ispurred by promise of rewards,
searched the jungles and rugged
hills of Ceylon today for survivors
OF 81 japanese planes, destroyed
or damaged out of the carrier
based fleet Of IS warcraft which
ATTEMPTED an Easter Sunday raid
and met disaster.
1t was asserted officially that of
the IS, IS were shot do*n for
certain. five more were probably
down and Is were damaged by
British fighter planes. Two more
were shot down by anti-aircraft
guns as they came in at low level
over the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06

vasion flank indicated that the
total was somewhat higher.
On Java, springboard for a
threatened japanese invasion OF
Australia. Dutch troops of con-
siderable size" were revealed Of
flcially to be fighting the Japanese
In the interior jungles and noun
'alns. The Dutch were reported
wes supplied with food and mu-
nitionS.
L. S.-AUSSIES RAID KOEPANa
American and Australian planes
ralded the Japanese invasion base
oil koepang on the Dutch island OF
limor northwest of Port Darwin
Tor the second time in "a hours
yesterday TO climax the weekend
OF Allied aerial successes. Prime
Minister John Curtin announced.
British planes were credited
with destroying or damaging Is
or Is enemy planes in dramatic
and brilliant hit-and-rln" attack
late Saturday on the Japanese
held Lac airdrome on the New
Guinea coast.
Other japanese fighters were
damaged or destroyed when Raj
fighter patrol planes swept down
and msehine:gunned the airdrome
at oft-bombed Salsmahua, near
Lac. ~.
An enemy attack on Port
Darwin Saturday cost the Japa-
nese seven planes, five OF them
bomberS Curtin announced.
Az Koepang SIX japanese planes
were reported destroyed or dam
aged.
~ JAP PLANES LOST
Prime Minister Curtin said in -
communique that the Jspsnyse
had lost at least II planes for GER
tain. and 10 damaged ssnSIPsy
ontinued on Page Fou}l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
HOSPITAL HIT

For their disastrous debacle. the
enemy got little. The attacking
fleet was broken up and shattered
by Royal Air Force fighters.
Little material damage was done
and. of the relatively few casual
ties, half occurred lin a plainly
marked hospital which. Vice Ad-
miral Sir Godfrey Layton. COM
mander-in-chief. asserted, the
japanese bombed deliberately.
Ceylon was iubilant over one of
the great Allied aerial victories of
the war.
Although only q planes were
claimed officially as certainly de.
Stroyed. it was believed that all 81
hit by British plane or ground gun
fire were certainly downed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
The Weather
HOURLY TFNPFRATURrS

The sun will set Al SOB D. m. TODAY
and rise tomorrow At 7.Of a m
thr NOON So TO-DAY ~ ~ -tia . -sur
rises tomorrow AZ .02 A. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Pontiac Filler
I'm Bafaan Battle
BY Rs HARRINGTON
Times stan Correspondent

PONTIAC. April 6.-"Everyone
here is in the best of spirits and
we are convinced that We can lick
our weight in wildcats, let alone
JapS
This is from the dramatic letter
.of a 23-year-old army flier and
.former Pontiac boy who is now
fighting with the small American
force stili holding Bataan PENN
sula.
LETTER RUNS BLOCKADE
BY some unknown method, the
letter was Sneaked out of the
Philippines through the japanese
blockade and was received by
Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons OF Lake
lAngeius. the mother OF Lieut.
James Dey
IL was written by Lieutenant
Dey during an air raid on bomb-
wrecked typewriter that could
only print capital letters. There is
no ink for letter-writing left
among, the soldiers.
Although the letter was written
several weeks ago Lieutenant Dey
is Still well, for Saturday his
mother received a cablegram in
which he stated "All OK. jim
Dey."
In his letter Dey refers 10 a
flight over FormoSa. a japanese
island base more than 500 miles
north OF Bataan.
LITTLE MAIL GETS OUT
"PleaSc forgive me. mother"
writes Lieutenant Dey, "for be-
ing so lax in my correspondence.
Mail Just isn't getting out of
here.
I'm all OK. now. from my
trip TO the hospital after the
raid on Clark Field, the only
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