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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Fortune for Doqs
Starts Will Fight

DALLAS, Tex. Sept. II (UP).
I-Rembert NJ. Trezevant of Los
Angeles, today planned an appeal
TO break a 1887 will of his wealthy
first wife, Ivor Elizabeth O'Connor
Morgan. whom he divorced in
1924, which left the bulk of her
million-dollar estate TO build a
home for homeless dogs and hos
pital for tubercular children.
In addition Mrs. Morgan left
valuable property TO friends in
London and Paris and directed
thousands of dollars be given to
other friends now in Nazi-con-
trolled France.
Mrs. Morgan married Harry
Hayes Morgan, member of the
New York firm of international
bankers, after her divorce from
Trezevant. Later they too were
divorced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

By laps Due
10 inferior View
Complex Blamed
for Their Abuse
OF Allied Prisoners
BY RICHARD c. WILSON
United Press star Correspondent

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-The
shaping of many British and
American faces in the Far East
by japanese soldiers can be
aScribed largely 10 the inferiority
complex of Japanese people. in the
opinion of veteran American resi-
dents OF Japan.
Face slappings were more COM
mon in Hongkong than elsewhere
in the Jap-invaded areas of the
Far East. This was probably due
TO the fact Hongkong was the first
Occidental territory 10 be captured
by Japan in the war. and pro-
vided the Japanese military their
first victory celebration"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
eTarZan' Falls
Detroiter Leaps to Tree.
TumbIes 3 Floors

Joseph Kreske, AZ, of 2542 Johr
r. street was pulling a Tarzan'
for the entertainment of his wife
and friends Saturday and WOUND
up in Receiving Hospital with q
fractured left hip.
Kreske was sitting on the back
porch of his third floor home
police said, when he leaped on the
railing shouting
"I'lI show you how Tarxan
does his stuff"
He leaped for a limb success.
fully but both he and the limb
fell three floors to the ground.
Sgt. Maurice Fullerton sale
'Tarzan" had been drinking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Apartment Property for Sale
FACTS AND FIGURES

Apsrtments-good or bad times-proved
No. ! investments. Our selected incomes
even under cheap rent hxing earn fsbu-
lous dividends al present prices. See Mr..
Bedford:
ga 600 DowS-substantisl3 -s,ory, heart
OF n ~. business. 20 units 20 rooms,
always rented. now $4,000. tenants pay
utilities. Former appraisal ti20, 600, ms.
Co try ofer S37 1900. small 15-yr. ~ %
terms
81, 400 DowN-ou,standins north end
eor 10 8 rooms like new. Low ceiling
rent 10000. Former tl2o. 900 property
ms. Dept. says sell only $50. 900. an
terms
$4,000 DOWN Beauty, near Wayne
University Nets IS 500. Your cash back
before the war 10 over Owner IN drsft,
must sell. Marvellous buy. t32, 900; worth
double.
$40, 900 DowN-Big 4-story. elevator, AZ
units. Rent S2s. 900. Sold once $500 600
ms. Co. must bouidate only 100000, Nc
more Hike this
sas, 600 DowN-Exciusive million dollar
frontage Elegant cond. All new equipment.
Rent SI5, 900. Real sacrifice. half former
cost. Bal. easy b% mtg.
HOMER WARREN q co.
- YEARS DEPENDABLE SERVICE
Dime Bldg. ca. o37l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Obituary
Edward {. French :
Former Times Aide Dies
at 81; Rites Monday =

Funeral services for Edward
Everette French. 81, former
Detroit Times classified advertise.
ing department employe, will Be
held at 2 p m. Monday in the
Armstrong Funeral Home with
burial in Acacia Park. :.
Mr. French, born at Harpers
Ferry, w. Va, had been resident
of Detroit for the past Al years. :
He joined the Times in 1927. He!
retired eight years ago. ~
lie was a member of Friendship
Lodge alt F. e. A. NJ and a mem.
Der OF the Detroit election board
for 40 years. Surviving him are
Leonard +. Burdick, nephew: Mr.
Sam Quinn, Urbana. O., sister: :
William and George French q.
Sturgis, brothers, and job m
French, Medical Lake. Wash. g.
brother. He died Friday q ~ :
home. 1898 Indiana after br1sf
illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Plan About Drive
On War Bond Parties

Michigan's statewide war bond~
party weekend. scheduled for :,
next Saturday and Sunday WIN.
bring hundreds of civic and social ~
organizations into an about cana =.
paign for bond parties, war savingss
officials believed Saturday. -.
Stimulated by the example OF. n
one golf club which sold moro
than 100000 worth during one. :.
party. the committee is planning
the same program for other ores:
CARNATIONS throughout the state. =
A total of SIS, 000,0 900 is expected n
from the affairs. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Kalamazoo Girl, 8;
browns in Texas PIT

GRAND PRAIRIE. Tex. Sept. -,
IL QNS). - Katherine Dokey, g.
year-old daughter of Louis Dokey.
Kalamazoo, Mich, drowned Friday
afternoon while wading in gravel :.
pit near Grand Prairie.
She apparently stepped fr omr-i
shallow water into a deep part Of
the pit. Dokey is employed In, q ~
Dallas machine shop. -. d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Roundup Of Jews
Pressed by Laval

NEW YORK. Sept. IL GNS).-
Pierre Laval declared today in
Vichy that the rounding up OF
Jews in France would continue
the British radio reported in q
broadcast heard by CHS.
No protest, he declared at q
press conference. would prevent
him from eliminating what he de.
scribed as undesirable elements
from tho country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Italy Claims Big Toll
In Allied Equipment

LONDON. Sept. II (UP).-An
Italian communique broadcast to-
day by the Rome radio claimed
the Allies lost ITO tanks and az
mored cars during the first 10
days of September in the battle
for Egypt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

DO YOUR business requirements demand
financial assistance? We are prepared
10 make commercial loans 20 merchants
and business men covering bars, restau-
rants. drug stores, meat markets, machtn-
cry and other Embellishments. Our rates
are reasonable and our service 10 conf
Dental and prompt.
COMMERCIAL ACCEPTANCE CORP.
HENRY JAssEY. PRESIDENT
e2s Fox Bldg. Cadillac s4Tz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

! -
A BARGAIN-4x acres; 2 miles 70 wysn-
dotte; u.iso. terms. Crossman. no. s444
A BUNGALOW among the trees. Acre
with city water and electricity. Al
plumbing completed; four large room,
downstairs; can nnish two more upstairs
and good transportation. WIN sell only tc
Balance can be financed. TREADwELL,
at Wick Rd., midway between Ecorss and
Goddard roads.
CHOICE small farm s34s. Al miles
from Detroit City HAL. CA. 1900. Tu.
half acre, 81 n. wide among the trees
Len than . block from county road
Quiet and secluded; city water tap 10 paid
Win sell equity. Total price SI3. With
rising price. might Be smart mart, . ws ~, a.
Tresdveii DIX 4 Goddard Roads, Lincoln
Park.
A NICE iocation-ii-Mils Rd. between John
r. and Dequindre. y acres, $3.50, S25 On.
Heath Realty. 1i-Mils Mound.
ACRE on Mound opposite Hudson Arsenal;
Mile Mound, 7oxls0: SITS, S2s On. Heath
Realty. ii-Mile- Mound.
ACTIoN-Pisnty OF action. Don't drive
miles In the country and hops for new
tires and don't ask the wife and kiddies 70
carry water. You can have water. elee-
transportation 60 west side industrial
plants Acres and half acres. some wooded
IN this elose-in Defense Project a. low ~
SO down. Houses. double construction.
stalled. On some entire down paymen,
can be financed. Others $50 down and
easy finance plan This defense project will
not last very long. With cost OF living sky
own food Drive out today. Open until
dark. TREADwELL, Telegraph road. mid
way between Ecorse and Goddard roads.
CHAPMAN HURON RIVER FARMS
A beautiful development on the river; we'll
restricted good soil; trees; 4 acres; s1,1ss,
TAX. Fort street South through lockwood.
GRO. bridge, turn left on south Huron
River drive I mile. crossman no. $40.
CHAPMAN FARMS NO.
beautiful brand new subdivision: garden
soil; weil-restricted corner Of vreeland
ana Cshili roads: near Fiat Rock. one
acre, $3.50; 4 rs acres. $500, terms.
CRossMAN-HoGARrH s444
CHICKEN ana fruit farm iocation-7 acres
small cottage: near school: $50 cash re-
uuired, bal. can be 6naneed like rent. New
man. 1901 Telegraph road.
( CORNER cottage. q lots, $50 cash. bal
i snce financed. Owner, King road, JUS
east Of Middlsbeit road.
For 8 and lo-ACRE SMALL FARMS. ,e,
CLARENCE J. BoLDT, Realtor. ca. 1895
NEAR WAYNE
New 5-room finished house, wired, wall
board, weil-in Kitchen, chemical toilet
utility room, no interest; pays off IN &C
months, sl35 swings deal; rest financed.
iGROssMAN. COR VAN BORN AND
/ WAYNE ROAD
i Wayne e2o
NEARLY acre good garden soil with arm
Il house: sonvenient 20 school. store an,
downriver industries; low a. $50 cash, bal
spee financed. Newman. Fort Sc at Allef
Rd
NEW double constructed boms on scre
only 81 .34b; interior unfinished; $40 cash
bal financed. Newman, 1f3n hiddlebel
Rd. At Ecorse. Wayne 7o17 J.s.
ROsEvILLE-5-room modern on Martin
rad; terms. 1888 h.sr. Rosevili'
i2e5-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
u. 5. as Mediator
In India Crisis
Seen in Capital: J. !,
Sss.s
80
Situation Considered -
So Grave as TO Require
Steps TO BaIk Civil War
BY KINGsBURY SMITH
International New. Service stan writes

WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.--
There are strong indications In
responsible quarters in Washing.
ton today that the American gov
eminent might now be willing to
act as mediator in the Indian
crisis if invited TO do so by But-
ain and the responsible Indian
leaders.
The situation in India Is con-
sidered so grave that high ranking
American officials feel further
effort should be made to effect
a settlement before civil war de-
velops.
1t is felt that there still Is q
chance for negotiation between
the British and the Indian lead
ers, especially if third party.
such as the United States, were
to act as mediator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Money to Loan
On Real Estate
Business Opportunities

AN OPPORTUNITY GOING INTO ARMY
No Investment required. VIII rent cafeteria
in business building: days only: $500 $500
monthly net PROFIT. Rent $3.50. Address Boz
Ae46. Detroit Times.
BEAUTY shop for sale: II years In same
! location; operators working steady. Write
Box A ISL, Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
Laks and Riosr Property for Sole

LAKE ST. CLAIR FRONTAGE
Lake ct. Clair frontage. s5x200 leet, In
GLIDING steel and concrete seawal. side
walks; Detroit city water, gas, electric, AL
In and paid for. VIII sacrifice this lovely
property on terms 10 responsible parties.
Inquire 25010 Jefferson avenue, east, nesrl
IO-Mne road, 81. Clair Shores, Yves, Realty
Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

The view prevails that some Of
the more responsible leaders. or
the Congress Party might now be
disposed to accept less than their
previous demands for immediate
and unconditional independence.
particularly If Britain was pre-
pared to grant them more active
participation in the direction OF
India's internal affairs.
If settlement could be effectef
for the duration of the war, am
the Indian people were to giY
their full support to the Unit
Nations cause, there is reason
believe that the American govet
ment might be willing to promi
tits support for complete indepen
ence for India within a definil
and reasonably short period att
the war ends.
Disorders on Rise
That something should be donl
quickly is considered evident II
the disorders which are known
to be occurring in India.
Although Mohandas GandhSe
plans for a widespread civil dis
obedience campaign against Brit
ish rule has not yet really beguRs
there has been considerable dis
Eruption Of the transportation, sys-
tenn in certain parts of India: q
rapidly growing anti-British sem
timent among the masses, and
little disposition to help the
United Nations.
Gandhi's civil disobedience cam.
paign is scheduled to get under
full swing next month. American
officials fear that unless some
further effort Is made to reach a
settlement of the crisis before
hand, civil war may develop on
a large scale-paving the way for
a Japanese invasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

GROCERY, meat market: must sell; owner
drafted stock at inventory; will rent sell
store and fixtures. Autter's Market, 5s2s
Chene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

SHOW PLACE OF st. CLAIR SHORES
This beautiful sx-room brick home 10
Gated right on the water. Just right for
YOU summer and winter. Attractive, con-
venient one-story with center hall Large
recreation room, garage, boat house; garage
connected 20 house by breezewsy. lovely
grounds. Living here can be mighty Pleas
ant for you We can arrange terms for
responsible nerties Inquire 2S0iO Jsner
son avenue, Vast. near Ten Mile road, ST.
Clair Shores. West Realty Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

FULLY equipped hamburger shop; modern
equipment. 2s3 East Willis. Temple
i1-l72l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
oNLY-x2. 600 -oNLY

ONLY-S2, O00--ONLY
Only 81, 900 for this lovely cottage on large
lot near Lake 81. Clair. Just right for YOU
summer and winter. Gas, electric, Detroit
city water IN. Can arrange terms 10 re-
sponsibis parties. For this rent saver. In
auire 250i0 Jefferson avenue east near 10
Mile road, 81. Clair Shores. West Realty
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

GROCERY sToRE-1433i East Jefferson
sacrifice for cash on account OF Illness
DRexel 2Q3s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

GROCERY. cold meats diving quarters
rear: fully stocked; sacrificing. 1901
Scotch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

FULLY equipped restaurant rooming house
and parking lot for % ears across from
two war production plants Bargain " solc
this week. In operation IS years win ex
plain reason for selling. LEnox 944l, I
a. m 10 D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

GROCERY. meats. beer; well stocked must
sacrifice, your price. drafted. 244s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

CHAPMAN FARMS NO.
A beautiful brand new subdivision; garden
soil; weil-restricted corner Of Vreeland
and Cshill roads, near Fiat Rock. One
acre, $3.50; 4 7-3 acres, $500, terms.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s444
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

POSTWAR device. suitable for corporations
with national sales contracting heating
engineering companies Sturdy Tool Co.
1880 Schaefer Highway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

LIQUOR bar. SDM: steady business year
around: rent $50 and five rooms; IS 500.
including ] to 2 tons OF coal; have other
business. ssO7 Van Dyke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

CHICKEN and fruit farm location-7 acres
small cottage: near school: $50 cash re-
uuired, bal. can be 6nsneed like rent. New
man, 11051 Telegraph road.
( CORNER cottage. q lots, $50 cash. bal
i snce financed. Owner, King road, JUS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Admiral
Sees Il aVy
Set i'm ~

When the present naval buildG
ing program is concluded in 1914
the United States will be seronger
than any other naval power in
either tho Atlantic or Pacific
oceans and Will be able 10 fight
IN both oceans AT once. Rear Ad-
mlral Clark II Woodward, retired,
said today I'm Detroit
Admiral Woodward. who spoke
TO tho Economic Club in the Book
Cadillac Hotel, said the United
States had always been unpre-
pared for war because OF the
strong paclilSt and lSolationists
bloCS hcrc.
The navy has been given the
Job of protecting this country. he
said, but never has been given suf-
fclcnt funds by Congress.
The United States Navy builds
better. more powerful ships than
any country in the world. he said.
The ships may not be as fast as
those of other countries. he con-
Cludcd, but then we never intend
10 run away
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

The troops We're iuhilant ~ the
thought of coming to-thc final toSt
man for man with The Japanese
who had filtered through tho iun-
Giles Of Malaga mover vonturing a
frontal fight despite thor over
Il In the. The complete blaeknok Of the
forW Yard area Ugh, artillery
wheeled into. place quietly and
from a hut came tho wheeling of
a gramaphonc, We Are Soldiers
of the King, My Boys
Listen To thcm guns up
front" a man IN The rear lines
commented II bet them little
yellow are trying 10
land now"
They were in the acute danger
spot Of the island, the lungly
Swampy northwest coast l0-TlIc
stretch OF mangrovc and patches
of rubber and pineapple plantation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
L R'ebGdbFBS
Quiet
TaaGgieR'

MADRID Feb Q uNSl Mar
liz. .au stored order today in
tho Sua0,sh-admlniStcrcd Moroc-
can cry of TanglcL whore riots
broke our after a time bomb eX-
r.u-o0 H'cj three British con-
-rr'T CfT-Tis anri II others. tho
Official Spanish news agency re-
porVj Today An additional Sc
per -eH-%e.'c injured IN the oNplo-
>orf
le the4-and demonstrations,
mostly \1ahs noted following the
n.. arj stoned the British con-
~..afe and British business houses
Tho disorders were not brought
m5c control until troops pa
'rolIo3 'fe street.
Fhe explosion -orrtrcd in 4
'aNoab af Tangcr pier FRIDAY
ae British diplomatic pouch was
being ut -fo inc vehicle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Halt Axis Drive
West Of T0b[uk

CAIRO. Feb . ms Wn-
the ANS advance definitely ha,,cd
approximately 80 miles from tho
Egyptian bor6ct, -f2.tff r7r7-
nered today az FIo,d Marshal
Erwin Rommcl ~lpp'Eino, aloug
the Libyan coast rs lar west rs
Agedabia.
Advices from the front denied
the Rome Berlin cIuu thar AXIS
forces have occupied EI Gala.a 40
miles west Of Tohruk
The loss of momentum by thc
ANS drive was believed du. 90
supply problems The RAJ a'-
tacks were described rs pro'pc-
tive, which vs. interpreted as
evidence the British Eighth Army
was preparing to make stand
before Tobruk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
SHALLOW WATER

London quoted well informed
sources that the water was not
more than feet deep, thanked
with even more shallow stretches
Of sandy bottom Al high tide.
London said, the depth Is about
- feet
The japanese siege guns that
paved the way for The landing had
been drawn up on tho Johorc shore
of the narrow strait which Scpa
rates the island from the mainland.
\ general warning was issued
for all soldiers and civilians on
the island 10 be on the alert for
jap1ncSe parachute troops
japanese guns had started a
fcroCious bombardmcnt of obicc-
tivcS all over Singapore. with
special attention to road functions,
early yesterday
The fire continued without
cessation through the day and
evening while the British guns
blasted the Johorc shore
bllt carly today CNCrV gun
which the japanese had-heeH- able
to Get WITHIN range Of the island
opened up with tremendous roar
that brought every man Of thc
island garrison 10 tho alert and
put the civilians OF the ISL 0O0
popHiation into-tAe front line of a
GRIM and mcrcilc,s fight
The earth quaked and great
angry red flashes lighted the
carly morning Sky
japanese planes We're flying
over the island close 10 the city,
trying 10 observe the effect OF
the cannOnadlnG
The west coast had been reCoG-
nilcd as the great danger spot. II
is less than nl4e-fFeFf4- he ,io-
horc shore, the widest part Of the
island, It's terrain j admirably
suited TO tho tactics Of the picked
Japanese infItratIOn troops who
he'd crcpt milo by mile down on
Singapore from tho tep II Malaga.
WorminC through the Jungle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Pre- War Position
VindiCdted wheeler .

WASHINGTON Feb. 9 (UP).-
Senator Burton * Wheeler Cd OF
Montana forme! isolationiSt
leader. today Contcndcd that the
brIof'hi>'ory Of United States par
tCIpa'ion in the war demonstrates
tho correctness Of the position he
maintained until the attack on
Pearl Hdrbof
II repeatedly said on the noor
Of the senate that We were un-
prepared to 90 10 uar-that We
did not have the guns, tanks,
powder or INT" Wheeler said
m an interview 1T j. now being
demonstrated that was cor
rect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

NDFR scientific meth
ODDS there il no posi-
hitijN of the rubber
tp4tt,4l4,-Aa,tHg -eXtinSuishcd- nr
diminished.
I'm fact, il has increased
enormously and continuously,
although the greatest source
possible under scientific
trcgtmrnt-thc jungleS of
BrayiI-hlS not Yet been duly
Developed
Crude rubber is secured
from the milky juice of the
various rubber trees.
Thus Juice il not actually a
sap essential TO the life of the
tree.
II is a bl-produCt in which
float minute PARTICLES Of free
rubber.
These globulc~ rise to the
top lii,c cream when the Juice
is allowed 10 stand.
The customary method OF
Withdrawing the Juice from
the trees il Ia make a series
eliiieiejJrs around the TRUNK
from which the rubber juic,
AoV, out into cups or con
tanners.
The Juice i then heated
oyer q slow fire until tn,
water - cNaporatCd.
Ihr remaining rubber ],
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
PRECEDED BY SIEGE

II was added that 10 date =
Japanese planes had boon shot
down and - moro probably dc
StrOycd since japanese attacks on
the island started
The terrific blast Of japanese
siege guns on forward positions
had made il certain during the
night that The japanese would
attack and Tho lmporlalS were
ready when I visited the ear area
of the fighting lines.
Troops were moving steadily
into battle position throughout the
night. undcr The lLn Of lAG-enemA
guns.
The Japanese used manly NOR
+--.-- -s.-e.-...,,.l..-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09

~. POS, al ,ulg.ni1ing rubber.
THIS rendered il resistant
~ heat and co'i and was the
h,4i, ON which the general
l,a OF rubber ha, been built.
GOODYEAR also invented
sard rubber.
- 'hN '.'.-" "%S ooIh ~
4 } '.''.'1 81 nv Ju"S'eN
81 ..I-Ili alu nro.ISht ~
b q. 'H''' pi'''ii'a' u>el"i-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Lauds Batean Defenders

SYDNEY Australia Feb 2
ms Australian Army Minis
''r Frances Forde sent radio
message today 10 Cen Douglas
Macarthur pralSiuc tho magnlfi-
.,uF fight ~ tho American and
Filipino defenders On the Bstaan
HLrneula
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
Million Dollar Fire

PHILADELPHIA F'cb. Q INSl
An c.-at-alarw fire that swept
triangular block OF stores and
homes caused damage estimated
today az 81 100000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
laps Reol(upy
Chinese City

CHUNGkING. China. Feb. 9
ms japanese forces reoccu-
pied WaIchoW T. miles east of
Canton after suffering heavy cas-
ual'icS, . Chinese communique
ackn0W lodged today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-09
ACTS TO SPEED HOUSING

The chief executive submitted a
dozen other proposals including
amendments 90 the Housing Ac'
10 speed defense housing through
FILA financing.
One III r1e,ti4ii II trett 4-- -
TO donate for defense purposes.
land that has reverted for taxes
Another SctS up rules 10 prevent
creation OF Slum areas IN tho
rapidly growing defense industry
areas