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La gaceta., 1942-12-23
HITLER Sc PROPONE INVA
DIR A ESPANA Y ATACAR
A GIBRALTAR

Londres, Die. 23.-El CORES
ponsal del London Daily Mail en-
Ginebra, Suiza, comunica que
Adolfo Hitler, a juicio de per-
sonas bien i~nformantes, Sc pro-
pone entrar en- Espana y atacar
Ell Pen6n de Gibraltar.
Hitler estima quebrantada su
campaha de Russia y tiene la in
tenci6n de concentrates en- las
parties sur y occidental de Euro
ma.
La gaceta., 1942-12-23
LA GRAN TRAGEDIA
DE SERVIA

Ankara, Diciembre 23.-'Ser
via esta pasando por la mayor
tragedia de su historic" dice Ell
peri6dico bGlgaro Fora" lei
caOs, la destruction y la miseria
prosperan en- TODD el pals. I'm
funcionario con educaci6n uni
versitaria gaa unos 1000 dina
res al mes; pero / ky. de carne
de cerdo cuesta 400 dinares; l
ky. de azGcar, 80 dinares | ky.
de arroz, 200 dinares / kg. de
pan, 100 dinares."
La gaceta., 1942-12-23
CH0CARON EN- Ell AIRE 2
-ARDEA

Pueblo, Colorado, Die. D.
Dos catrimotores ehocaron en-
un wel de practica y uno Sc es-
trell6, pereciendo sus Z tripulan
ties. De la tripulaci6n del otro.
cinco Sc ~arrojaron con sus para
caidas y los otros dos aterriza-
ron con el aparato. Uno de los
cinco no ha sido encontrado aun
La gaceta., 1942-12-23
UNA LUCIA EN- POLONIA

Londres, Diciembre 23.-En
el distrito minero de Bedzin ha
habido una lucha regular entire
treinta Obreros polacos armados
y los nazis. Fueron muertos dos
los demas huyeron. Sc sa
be que las perdidas del lado ale
man fueron numerosas.
La gaceta., 1942-12-23
OTRO TERREMOT0 EN-
TURQUIA

Ankara, Turquia, Die. 3d.
Tn terremoto ocasion6 la muer.
te a mas de 1000 PERSONS en-
d pueblo de Erbba, cerca del
puerto de Sensum, en- 81 Mar
Negro. Escaparon con vida unos
1000 habitantes.
Soldados y policias realizan
trabajos de escombreo e identi-
fican los cadaveres.
La gaceta., 1942-12-23
LAS ~GUERRILlAS EN- GRE
CHA !

Berna, Suiza, Die. 23.-El pc
ri6dico de Estocolmo my Dag"
refiere que los rebeldes de las
m%ontahGs de la Macedonia Me-
ridional y de Ia Tesalia Septen-
trional estan ofrecienddo una
gran resistencia a los i~talianos.
Los destacamentos combatientes
griegOs esan en- contacto, en- bas
tantes luares, con las tropas Or
servias.
La gaceta., 1942-12-23
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Las convulsiones" de los intolerantes. Ideas
totalitarias en- cuanto al consume de alcohol
Fanatismo.-Valentia y libertad.

TenemOs Ell deber de aplaudir,
~eXpresando Ell sentimiento de la
cOlonia latina, la actitud de los
sehores concejales en- la noche
de aver.
Acordaron "arrinconar," quiz
zaS por impertinente, la moci6n
en- favor de Suspender la venta
de bebidas alcoholics los dias
% de diciemore y l de enero.
Ell pueblo de Tampa rechaza
la intolerancia y no desea some
terse a los dictados de los CRU
pos mas o menos numerosos de
personals que concurren a cier-
taS iglesias locales.
En- las recIentes elecciones We
rificadas aQui, lo secos' fue-
ron derrotados.
BESIDE entonces Sc vienen ICON
vulsionando" y procurando To-
'grar, por medic de ordeanzas, 10
que en- buena lid el pueblo les ne
CARA.
Todo hombre quito y sensato
reclama para 81 y sus conciuda-
danes ell derecho a conner y be-
her libremente.
Ning1n individuo de iglesia,
oficina o mostrador tiene dere-
cho a decrle a I'm vecino suyo a
que bora ha de conner o beber.
Hay leyes para castigar a los
borrachos y leyes para castigar
a los escandalosos.
Cuando ell borracho abusa de
su libertad Y molesta al pr6Ji-
mo, sobre Ell echa la policia Ell pc
so de la ley. Ash lie sucede tam
bien al escandaloso.
La guerra no puede ganarse
con demostraciones hip6critas,
sine marcando los errores y pro
curando corregirlos por medic
de la educaci6n.
En- esta ciudad, por ejemplo,
la juventud militar bebe POGO,
comparativamente, y observa
buena conducta.
Lo mismo puede decirse de los
obreros de las fabricas y en- es-
Gala menor de los trabajadores
de los astilleros.
Ell mayor n6mero de ebrios,
"qui1a por los grandes jorna-
les, Sc produce actualmente en-
tire los obreros que construyen
barcos.
iTiene derecho I'm individuo
de iglesia, por ejemplo, a decir-
lie a un ~trabajador de los astille
ros que no debe apurar mas CO.
pas, 81 ash 10 desea, en- la Noche-
buena. la Navidad Y ell Ano Nue.
vo?
ilPuede aconsejar ell hombre
de iglesia a las personals que CO.
noce Y destacar los danos que en-
gendra Ell alcohol, pero no tiene
derecho a decirle, en- una demo-
cracia legitima: hermano, como
yo no bebo, como 20 estimo que
el alcohol contribute a la degene
raci6n de Ia especie, no beberas
mahana, dia de Nochebuena.
Pretende ell individuo intoie'
rante trazarle pauta al ciudada-
no libre, obrero, professional CO.
mercianta o industrial.
No babe 81, porque probable
mente bebi6 antes y no supo ser
correcto, y trata de fmpedir que
los demas beban. Hubo de recu-
rrir a la lucha comicial, lie de-
rrotaron los hombres sensibles
v, sin embargo, p%ersiste en- rea-
liar maniobas que evidentemen
tie son antidemocraticas.
Ell prohibicionista es un indi-
duo intransigente, antiliberaA'
que anhela imponer sus ideas to
t~alitarias en- cuanto al consume
de alcohol.
La gaceta., 1942-12-23
HERIDO Ell BRIGADIER AL
BERT w. WALDRON

Washington, Die. 23.-En 81
sur del Pacifico result6 herido
en- acci6n de guerra e. briga-
der general Albert w. Waldron
de so amos.
Otro brigadier, Hanford Mac
Nider, fue herido en- 81 mismo
taatro haoe algdn tempa.
La gaceta., 1942-12-23

La embriaguez alcOh6lica es
asquerosa y repulsiva.
IA borracho es uh individuo
desenfrenado que invade 81 de-
recho ajeno Y Sc convierte, a We
ces. en- un delincuente.
Hay leyes contra los BORA
chOs y sus estupideces en- todos
La gaceta., 1942-12-23

los paises bien gobernados, pero
no hay leyes, en- ningdn pals de
devada civilization, que prohi-
ben a los ciudadanos beber wis
ky, cognac, vinos, ETC., NORGE
radamente.
Cuando ell hombre sc pasa de
la raya, la policia lie arresta y lie
lleva a la carcel.
La prohibition es tan estdpi-
Ola, 81 bien Sc la eXamina, como
Il exceso y la inmoralidad.
Ell prohibicionista es cast
siempre un fanatico y por 10 tan
to I'm individuo que debe ser ob-
servado Y hasta vigilado.
Tiene ell fanatico su idea fila,
la obsesi6n abarcada por Su ia
natiSmo, y este lie Eeva a los ex-
tremos.
Hemos estado siempre de a.
cuerdo con una intensa obra E.
ducacional en- pro de la tempe
rancia; pero aborrecemos la pro
.hibici6n por las triStes experien
cias del paSado y poque es con-
traria a los derechoS del hombre
y por consequence enemiga de
la libertad,
Ademas, ell prohibicionista, ar
mado con la violencia, cree que
la educaci6n representa- I'm va
Tor insignificante en- la lucha
que ell hombre sostiene para vi
vir como "Dios manda."
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-07

LONDON, May 7 CUP) = Large
numbers Of the Royal Air Forces
heaviest bombers rained destruction
early today on Stuttgart, important
center of Nazi war industry in
southern Germany, for the third
straight night.
A strong force of Raj planes,
continuing the around the clock Of
fensive that has been in progress,
with minor interruptions. since
April II, passed high over the
channel toward occupied France
before noon. Loud explosions from
the direction of BoulOgne were
heard.
The Raj was obviously giving
Stuttgart 1.-The RoStock treatment"
in four consecutive nights OF at
tacks, the great British bombers
had leveled that important German
Baltic port and airplane building
center. with 800 tons of bombs.
DOCKS BOMBED
Last nights attack on Stuttgart
was the heaviest of the three, al
though observers doubted that any
of the three had been as heavy
as those on Rostock, or o., Lue-
beck. another Baltic port, because
of weather conditions
The air ministry announced that
besides attacking Stu tgart IN
force" the Raj had bombed the
docks at Nantes France, while
fighters and bombers attacked en-
envy airfields in German-occupied
| territory.
Seven bombers were missing.
Undoubtedly, it was said, Stuff
CARTS fire fighting, rescue and de-
molition services have been severely
strained and it's electrical, water
and communications systems badly
damaged. It was understood that
the attacks thus far had cost the
Raj Id planes: three Monday
night, four Tuesday night and
seven last night.
DETECTIVES
The principal detectives were the
Bosch Electrical Works, the Daim-
Ter Benz factories, which make en-
gines, trucks and tanks and the
Hirth Works, which produce pre-
cision equipment for the German
air force.
For the second straight night,
there was no night raid on Britain.
The Germans, in reprisal, made
hit-and-run attack on southeast
coast town early today but with
ONLY four Messerschmitt 1O9s.
Roaring from haze over the chan
mel. they attacked from 200 feet,
and one of their bombs split
house in half, but none in 1t was
hurt. The windows of shops and
homes in the town were shattered,
but there were no reports OF cas-
ualtieS.
OF the British raids. Radio Ber-
lin broadcast that British bombers
last night carried out nuisance
raids against southern and south
western Germany and four OF
them were shot down"
Raj planes made four sweeps
Yesterday over northern France, at
lacking a power station at Caen,
and detectives at Calais, Boulogne,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-07

for a triumphal entry this after
noon.
The end came in dramatic
night attack by British commandos
and parachutists on Antsirane,
while Royal Marines made a diver
sional attack. One of the greatest
naval bases in the world. dominat-
ing indian Ocean trade routes,
thus fell after a 48-hour lightning
campaign.
The French naval and military
commanders surrendered and the
terms of capitulation were being
arranged
PART OF ISLAND
Resistance by small isolated poe
kets of Vichy troops, their back to
the sea. near Antsirane was eX-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-07
New Plane Called
Match for Best

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 7. (UP)-
Aeronautical engineers believed to-
day the newly developed Curtiss p
4oF Warhawk pursuit plane is cap
able of out-fighting any existing
enemy craft.
The P-4OF was demonstrated pub
licly for the first time yesterday
by Curtiss- Wright company test
pilots, who flew from field ad-
joining the factory where the new
ships already are in mass produc-
ton.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-07

pected to end at any moment.
A Berlin Radio broadcast, quot
ing dispatches from Vichy this af-
ternoon, said that French forces
had withdrawn south of Diego Sua-
rez and taken up new positions
to defend the main area of Mada-
gascar. The British occupation has
been directed only at the small
northern-most top of the $50 mile
long island.
A joint communicate of the ad-
miralty and war office and official
statements by British spokesman,
announced the victory while Prime
Minister Winston Churchill jubi-
lantly told a cheering house of
commons that the British fleet
would enter Diego Suarez Bay and
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-07
Imperial Valley Press

Established Aprfl 20, 1901. Pub
lished every afternoon except Sat-
urday and Sunday Saturday after
noon issue now succeeded by the
Sunday Post-Press, established 1886
by the Imperial Valley Publishing
company. CPS State Street, Ell Gen.
tro, California.
Paul jenkins, publisher, Il. c. john
ston, vice president and general man
ager; +. A FI,znugh, secretary and
managing editor
Vest Holiday Co. Inc, National Ad-
vertising Representatives
Member, California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Entered at FL Centre, Calf, post
office as second class matter.
Subscription rates in California, SC
per copy. .
In conjunction with the Post-Press
(Sundays). per month TIC paid in ad-
vance. 3 months. 500; months
$500; one year $7.50S outside Cali
fornia 81 per month.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-07
Madagascar Base Falls
JOE PALOOKA

LONDON, May 7 CUP) - British
forces, capturing Diego Suarez
town and Antsirane naval base,
smashed Vichy resistance in NADIA
gascar today and British fleet
steamed toward Diego Suarez Bay
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-07
Raj Raids Nuzi
Center 3rd Time

and other points. The air ministry
said that generally little opposi-
ton was encountered from enemy
fighters, but one was destroyed. One
British fighting plane was missing.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-07
LONG TRAINING

LONG TRAINING
Plans were drawn up in most
minute details, he revealed, and an
overwhelming force of men and
weapons of all the fighting SER
vices, army, navy, air force and
commandos was thrown against
the Vichy garrison in order to
minimize bloodshed.
Our first assault on one French
position was repulsed with losses
which needed 1000 men," he re-
Vealed.
But the British forces under
Maj. Gen. r. G.. Sturges. Royal Ma
rines, maSsed for their climatic at
tack and captured Antsirane dur
ing the night.
THE French naval and military
commanders have surrendered and
the town of Diego Suarez has been
captured" he said.
We trust that the French ma
ton will in time come to regard
this episode as q recognizable step
in the liberation of their country.
including Alsace and Lorraine,
from the German yoke" he said
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-07

harbor at about $3.50 pm. (6:30 am.
PWT).
Churchill said the campaign,
which had taken only 48 hours to
win. had taken three months to
prepare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
w omen
Enroll to
Keep Fit

Mobilization of Detroit petit
coat army for civilian defenSe-to
be known as the Defense Stream
liners begins at $50 p. m. tomor-
row in the chambers of the
Common Council.
The new organization was con-
ceived through persistent demand
of women crying for a chance 10
pla.' an active part in the war
effort, Walter r. O'Hair, vice
president OF the sponsoring parks
and recreation commission, said.
women have been told re-
peatedly OF the importance Of
keeping physically At, but the
method OF acquiring a high de-
gree Of health and strength was
left largely up to the indi-
yiduaI," O'Hair pointed out
To correct this situation, O'Hair
said. units of the Streamliners
will meet each Thursday at S
p. m. beginning next week, on ii
selected Fairgrounds.
Tomorrow nights meeting, open
to all women interested in the
commission largest women's or
ganization, will be addressed by
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr., and
arr'' navy and marine corps
officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Woman Warden
oEnter WAAC
Officers School

The first woman air raid warden
to be accepted as an officers train
ing candidate in the Women's
Auxiliary Corps is Mrs. Lenore w
Ackridge, -42, 68 West Ferry
avenue.
Mrs. Ackridge, former adver.
Using woman with McManus, John
and Adams will be indicted into
the womcns army Thursday al
$50 a. m. in room 63l Federal
Building.
With a volume of poetry TO her
credit ("Terse Verse and Worse
Mrs. Ackridge is widow with one
daughter. Mrs. f. w. Marble OF
Ann Arbor. She has been an air
raid warden in sector /. zone 5,
area 10 in Detroit. She leaves Sep
tember - 10 begin her training al
w A AC headquarters in Oes
MONIES. la.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
g WomenWin
Army Ranks as
Recruiting Aides

Confessing that he had not be
lieved that women could make
the transition from the bridge
table to the recruiting station.
1t. George Comte, United States
Army recruiting officer, today told
38 air cadet recruiting aides who
receiving their commissions that
they had done a tremendous job.
Capt. Ward Estes. who awarded
the women their commissions.
said:
II know from statistics that n
good job IN being done"
Mrs. Frederick Sloane Ford was
commissioned adjutant general II
the air cadet recruiting aides.
fhe following received commits
sions as colonies: Mrs. A. Buel
Quirk, Mrs. Harry Dunn, Mrs.
Heber Wilson. Mrs. William Sales
and Mrs. K. II. Brandt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

"four Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, f. one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

Tho Wishing Well" has a
message In cipher for YOU. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
PEACE
War-TOrn World

In these turbulent times-when the world is con-
fused overweight and saddened by the caasrophies
and tragedies of waa greater source of strength than
food alone must be found to re-create physically men
tally and spiritually the power and ability to carry on
until victory is assured.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-27
quail of anything hcrcabuut,.

equal of anything hcrcabums.
More departments have been con-
ccniratcd INTO this given amount of
space than anywhere else in ,hc
large structure. and all Of ihCm are
stocked with fashionable. attractive
and qualify merchandise.
II is ON this main floor that mems
clothing and furnishings are dis
played. Gentlemen of long expert
encc are available To help in making
selections and fits. always with the
idea in mind of selling SrrViccablc
goods for the money and which will
make the customer want tu come
back when he buys again.
Here also are the best selections of
shoes for all the family. and offered
in style and quality.
On III. main floor are di,pl..c.i
cosmetic. icwclry ladI,S' hosiery.
pockclb.olS, gluyc$. luggage. linens.
notion. piece goods. hlnnEut, and
many Other items al wearing apparel
or cquipmCn, for the home
LcSSCu'S main floor is Il sort of
cross section of the mudcln shop of
this character. II is an index Of itself
ana of ether departments. Il surety
that under one roof can be found
merchandise FOR all the family and
for every member al the family.
In Il wide sweep ui counters.
stands. shelves and racks have been
assembled clothing. novelties and
household furnishings of great va
ricty. The shopper will experience
no difficulty in meeting his needs
and requirements. as thousand: have
found through the years in patrnniz-
ing the i.cggctt store.
Evening star., 1942-09-03

All ready for the table, no boil
ing or baking required. II de-
sired hot may be heated in oven
five minutes to the pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Connolly Answers

i--tae Concy Island; tb1 Poor
Richards Almanac; tc)
Green Mountain Boys.
2-(a) Illinois. tb) Michigan.
tC) Louisiana.
3-ta) Tree; (b) Styx: (c)
Electra.
Victoria. New South Wales.
Queensland. South Australia,
West Australia. Tasmania.
5-taD James Monroe: Cbl John
Tyler tc) James Buchanan.
6 NR) Fawn; tb) chicken: tc)
Ndpolc.
al The race Of the Golden
Apple tb) Cupid loved her
tcl she opened the box OF
ills for the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

A-The commanding officer Of
the new post where your brother
il stationed will probably send
for him and say: Jones. I have
letter from your sister saving
she hasn't heard from volt In
several weeks. You had better
write her and set her mind at
ease: tell her YOU are all right"
Incidentally. send your brother
another letter. addressing IL 10
his new post. N
Walter * Shortman OIL
be 36 years old IN April l passed
my physical examination AT the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Fighting Mans Friend
SendGood News
In Your Mail 10
Boys in Service
BY SHANNON CoRMACK

II you have a son or brother or
any other relative IN the armed
forces, don't forget him and above
all don't pour out all your worries
to hum he probably has plenty
Of ms own
Tha; Is the Fighting Man S
Friends advice today TO those
readers who have been asking
Why they haven't had a letter
from their boy who is IN the army,
navy or marine corps.
After months Of intensive train
ing many Detroit and Michigan
units are frequently being moved
from one place 10 another. Very
often they are weeks ahead Of
the mail, with the result that the
letter YOU wrote two or three
weeks ago may s'ill be chasing
your boy from one post 10 another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Quiz Answers

The haEtabe6st---
2-GuadelOupe Is French
possession in the West In
dies. Guadalupe is a county
In Mexico.
3-From IFS resemblance 10 the
pine cone
Z The grunt.
, Sicily.
6-The crossbow shot stones.
I Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
SEND GOOD NEWS

Give HIM all the good news you
can. You may say I'm not acCus-
toned 10 writing letters or He
won't be interested in what | have
70 tell him That's not 50. Even If
YOU are not a great hand AZ writ
ing. lust ST. down and talk n him
on paper. Tell him about the movie
you saw last night. who played in
II. what II was about nc probably
hasn't seen n movie in some time
and he'll he interested.
Such letters make good reading
they help keen his spirits UP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
By Lyman Young
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

urn. No answers will &c gwen
by telephone or mail.
Do not write asking in what
classification you will be placed
by your local draft board or
whether you viii be granted de-
ferrent. These matters are en-
ureiy in the hands of the local
draft boards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11


this he asked again. Its
only tantalizing me-"
I wondered how great would ne
his anger II | told him the truth
that l was simply putting up what
Mary would term a colossal
bluff m order 10 provide an open
Ing wedge for my campaign for
Narl But l had no wish 10 risk
that anger. and l spoke hurriedly
Except for his wife, ] am
Jack Blcketts only living rela-
tive. This old man knows that.
and knows me. That il, he did
In tho old time. when my mother
was alive. have not seen or
heard from him for years. But
" YOU wish. j will make II my
business TO find him and n can
get from him any information
concerning Jack. I will bring II
hack 10 YOU. VIII that be salts
factory >"
1T will have 10 be-" he said p
blt unCraCiously. then apparently
ne became suddenly concious of
his Caucherle
II mean, NJ course" he said,
that am eternally grateful In
YOU for the trouble YOU are
taking for me- he said elab-
oratcly.
II Is no trouble at ALL" I said,
truthfuilN for my tourney 10 the
imaginary home Of my mythical
old man would be one Of the
brain only and I could bring
back my lack Of information AT
any time.
II trust YOU Will he able to go
soon" ne said next. with a wary.
speculative look al me.
I shall try 10 run up this
afternoon" ] SAID. and caught a
CLEAN IN his eyes which l in.
terproted fearfully. He meant
10 have me followed, so that he
or his comrades themselves
could deal with my old man. -
in whose existence he evidently
believed
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
NEMS OF RROIHER

Mrs. r, VI BAY CITY,. Q-I
hadn't hoard from my brother in
three weeks and wrote to the
commanding officer where he was
Stationed | received an answer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11


a single bit Of information:
The actors heavy eyebrows
were drawn into a frown that n
ire had something terocious about
H..
There are ways" he NUT
tered darkly. then stoppe d
abruptly, and regarded ne
!urtiyCly.
I pretended 70 miSunderstane
him, and laughed lightly.
ooh YOU men" I exclaimed.
You are 80 sure ~ yourselves.
You think YOU would he able 10
persuade the old man To tell YOU
his secrets II y0U only had
chance To turn on your charm"
I might. at that" he said
with an answering grin which 10
IRE had something positively
satanic about II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11

A-You will have an examina-
ton by an army doctor about Is
days after your preliminary hos
pital examination and II YOU are
still classed IA II will probably
he from 10 days 10 n month be-
fore you are InduCted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
ABOUT ENLISTING

Jack Henry q Where do I 60
10 find Out about eni,ling m the
army with special reference 10 tho
quartormaSter corps or ordnance
Apply 90 the army recruit
ing service, room 1854 in the
Federal Building. Incidentally,
NJ present there are no NaCan-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-11
Stalls IN DRAFT

Mrs. r VI c. @ My husband
has been cla,scd liz. az that time
! was employed SIS Since then nc
has gone on defense work and We
arc expecting a child in April
Should We inform the draft bosrd