davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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important notes on it. Figures on a mag
nesium alloy they were testing. He had had it
at home the night before. 1t must have slipped
under the dining table. where he was working
His finger was in the dial to call Lotta, when
Parker walked in.
Il hope you weren't offended yesterday,
Kelly. That quiz was only a routine were
obliged to go through. Naturally we trust
Mrs. Kelly just as you do. but with the
country's war effort in our safekeeping. so to
speak. we can't be too careful"
After Parker left the room Bill sat there
by the telephone for long time. Finally he
knew what he must do. 1t was not only his
own happiness at stake it was the welfare of
his country. He had been going to ask Lotta
if that paper had slipped under the dining
table. Now he called her, but he didn't speak
of the paper. "I1l be very late getting home.
Don't wait up for me-"
0KAY." responded Lotta. A sweet voice,
just trace of accent. A charming souvenir of
Vienna. Good night. darling"
Bill passed the intermediate hours in a
mood of grim suspense. But his plan was
definite Only when the moment came did he
completely despise himself - for doubling
Lotta -.
Bill. crouching out there in the bushes
behind the dark house. contracting the mus
cles of his throat. And then to his best ability
initiating that leaden. insistent bark. 1t would
be ludicrous to anyone else. he realized. But
Evening star., 1942-03-15

voice. Suppose that a man wanted to speak to
Lotta at night. Suppose he came to the back
door and barked for a signal, so Lotta would
get out of bed and 60 down and see him. That
would be good way to awaken woman who
was sleeping with her husband.
But Lotta wouldn't have anything to do
with another man. Unless - Suppose that
for some reason she was afraid of him, afraid
not to go down when she heard that signal?
How could Lotta be afraid, safe in bed
beside her husband?
Suppose she wasn't afraid. but went down
because - because she wanted to?
Fantastic idea. Lotta was alone in the
house all day long. If some man wanted to see
her, why should he come around barking like
dog at night? Anyway. Lotta wasn't that
kind. She was small and shy and pretty. and
Bill loved her dearly.
He buried his head in the pillow and
invoked sleep. But he couldn't forget the dull.
insistent voice of that dog. That manlike
dog, or that doglike man.
Suppose it was man. Any man might fall
in love with Lotta. But what reason could
he have for coming at night rather than in
the daytime? Bill was always home at night.
1t wouldn't seem sensible time for anybody
to come and WOO Lotta.
But if he wanted to see something that
was only there when Bill was, such as plans
or specifications that Bill sometimes brought
home to work on, details of the Army's new
battle plane 40. Those he guarded jealously in
Evening star., 1942-03-15

his inside coat pocket. At night the coat was
hung in the bathroom where he undressed.
Lotta had gone in the bathroom first, and
turned on the light.
Then she went downstairs. And when she
came back and he asked her where she had
been. she said, nowhere, and went to sleep.
Or had she only pretended to sleep? Surely
nobody could doze off that fast.
DILL KELLY gave up praying for sleep and
prayed for daylight After an interminable
time it came. He saw the first gray of it
outline the tender silhouette of Lotta's face.
The impudent, humorous nose, the innocent
mouth, round, childish chin. Very Viennese.
But nobody could be as innocent as Lotta
looked. After all, he knet0 she wasn't That
girl had lived
The moment she awakened he started talk
ing; he couldn't help it. That damn dog
barked again last night. could have shot it. l
couldn't get to sleep. And you went down.
stairs. What for?"
Did II" Lotta yawned and stretched her
arms. She had lovely arms. She put them
around his neck.
Perhaps he wouldn't have thought about
the dog again, but that afternoon at the
factory he missed sheet of paper with some
Evening star., 1942-03-15
bY Robert HYDE
Hlvstrofsd BY o. +. Sekmidf

to him it was only tragic, horrible. that he
should be forced by circumstances to doubt
his wife.
Then he waited and the whole world seemed
to hold its breath and wait.
The instant was so long that wave of
relief had already swept over him because
: there was no response.
Then beam of yellow light struck dag
onally down into the garden. and misery took
the place of that premature relief. Lotta had
turned on the light in the bathroom.
Bill crouched there and counted his heart
BEATS Perhaps she still wouldn't come down
stairs. His Lotta Small, and smiling, and
secret.
Then the light in the kitchen flared, and
Bills heart sank to bottom. The kitchen
door opened. Lotta stood there against the
brightness and looked expectantly into the
outside dark. She had something white in her
hand. 1t might be a scroll of note paper ooiled
in rubber band. 1t might be.
She stopped and placed it on the doorstep.
When she had gone Bill crept forward and
picked up the white thing. He recognized it
now. without difficulty. 1t was the bone from
that roast leg of lamb. That's what it was. A
bone for dog
The End
Evening star., 1942-03-15

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Evening star., 1942-03-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,
Continued. b.


GIRLS (2l colored. g.hw. or dav's WORK
no cooking, no Sunday; sleep out. DI.
GIRL, colored; wants Job, as waitress or
light housework ME. 06s1.
GIRL, colored wants g.h.w: and cooking
or part time; excellent REDS. FIR. 7444.
GIRL. colored. wants part or full time
or day'S work. NO. 27l3.
GIRL young, colored. wants work. from
sa 4s54: To- 8; reliable neat and honest TR
GIRL. colored, wishes EMPLOYMENT in small
family: refs. Jean Harris. DI. 1905.
GIRL. colored, light complexion. wants
Weo5PR6 OF any KIND after pm. Trinidad
GIRL colored, wants part-time work
cleaning, plain cook; ref; no Sundays
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, eolored. desires work
after school. RA. 9307
HCUSEKEBPER, settled, dependable, de-
slres place in motherless farm home. to be
treated as one of family more important
than WAGES. Box 422-L. Star.
LAUNDRESs and cleaner, experienced,
day. Refs. Atlantic 92l3.
LAUNDRESS wants washing, home: sunny
yaTd. Also woman wants laundry by day.
LAUNDRY WORK done, first class, low
prices. 1888 o st. NV.
OCsllC W pldCe my UltlQt no GUN
eXSeeellent with children; sentiles. SH.
MAIDS. colored. desire work in small
apartment: cleaning mornings, dinner aft
f25 eGv and PssS NJ sffss sis
NURSE. colored., care of .semi-invalid,
DE. 0265. can between AZ pm. N --1H''
NU;RsEMIAID. neat. intelngent virginia
girl Phone NO. 464l, Elaine, u 80
WOMAN, colored, wishes part-time work,
no wash, no Sun. Nj. 7472.
WOMAN, young, colored, wants days work
good Al worker. Metropolitan 2937.
WOMAN colored. wants part-time, refer
ences. Republic 37Ss.
WOMAN, colored, wants work. part time
or days week. l4l4 10th st. NV. MI.
WOMAN coIored. desires part-time after
noon or morning work; good cook; ref.
Michigan S942.
WOMAN; Puerto Rlcan. mddle-aged, wants
job, held last position - years as general
houSeWorker; live IN. co. 654}.
WOMAN colored, desires ghw.. full or
part time; no laundry, no Sunday work.
WOMAN colored part time, evenings. as
maid; no Sundays. 206 V ST. NV.
WOMAN, colored. wishes days work,
gh.w. Hillside 1891.
WOMAN. colored wants Job, part-time
cleaning boarding house; maid; good cook
Dupont 957s.
WOMAN, colored, wishes part-time morn
lngs work; no Sundays and no cooking.
Call Ho. 1913. -----'
WOMAN, colored, wants gh.w: good
pay and no cooking; small family, or days
work: refs. S21 25th st. NV.
WOMAN colored, wishes part-time work,
mornings preferred. Call Ludlow 1869
WOMEN t2), coored, desire positions as
maid or clean small apt; no Sunday
2SH4 Georgia ave. NV.
WOMAN. colored, reliable, wants house
WoIk day or part time; good reference.
After l pm. Ii, 415S.
WOMAN. colored, wants general house
work: good Southern cooking; reference,
DU. 7274.
BRING YOUR MENDING and socks to be
darned TO Mrs N. E. Williams 3034
Cambridge pl. NV. DU. 60S6.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
PIANO REPAIRING.

LET US REPAIR and refinish your piano
70 look and play like new. Experts IN
Get our estimate. Ratners Music Store.
136 18th st. NV, RE. 2499,
Evening star., 1942-03-15
PERSONAL.

Easter clothes or any purpose Just give me
telephone call. You can get SlOO and
need repay only Sis per week, which
includes interest. the only charge Other
amounts in proportion. Just call BILL
LANE, Michigan b5lO
Evening star., 1942-03-15

CNCHEONETTE and fountain: very good
W. location; weekly business over $500:
N be doubled; reasonably priced for
Evening star., 1942-03-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
(Continued.)

| I y WORK, laundry, cleaning or part
me; colored experienced. North 3311.
! SOLORED GIRL. neat and intelligent. de-
/ sires waitress or days work. experienced.
| Adams 2OSa.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.

One of our clients, internation-
ally known manufacturer with ab-
solutely sound background is in
creasing its American dealer organi-
cation. Product has high priority
rating. Non-seasonal Applicant
must have car and minimum So
600 capital to establish suitable
ONCE and maintain himself during
initial period, and sales experience
or BACKGROUND Company requires
no investment in merchandise Is
consigned. Exclusive territory with
immediate income from established
clientele. Present dealers enjoy very
substantial earnings Definite age
limitations. 1880 Home Office and
factory training provided. Write in
detail to K. GroeSbeck. Ruthrauff
4 Ryan. Inc, Chryler Bldg, New
York. N. Y
Evening star., 1942-03-15

WOMAN WANTED FOR NEW TEAROOM
opening in Alexandria catering TO best
trade Operate like own business. 1t viii
with atmosphere" on Wav 10 Nj. Vernon
Unusual opportunity. Write fully BOX
405-L. Star
Evening star., 1942-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

DC. mahogany suite.
4. S55; 6-pc. walnut
F.: maple and walnut
4 hadg gnrinps and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Miscellaneous for Sale

cAMERAs-An msscs At BEST LOWEST
PRICES We Wfll take YOUR OH
CAMERA 10 exchange DETROIT CAMERA
SHOP. 32S STATE STREET
ICE sKATEs-sits up. Dawson Tn
claimed Freight stores 1887 Livernois
2S8g East Dawson 1884 Grand River.
la4so Mack tFour Great storesl
POOL table, 4NiO. good condition veD
reasonable Apply 43ti Trenton
SKEEBALI.s tuncrA;ed II late Wurltter
$3.50 RNnys Nurutgrr and .
KeeusN SO 80 esch. an q feet Ideal
Novelty. 2s23 Locust - LOUIS.
TWO BARBECUE machines charcoal ami
gas coffee Urn Refrigerator. etc. Sacfi-
nee Tor quick sale 1854 Broadway. chr.
t1Fd Oe52
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

BEDROOM sUITEs-Besutlful selection at
S35: all sizes buy direct from factory
selling agents ROGERS CO. 26i6 East
Grand Boulevard al the viaduct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

BEDROOM OUTFIT. new
Modern Ape set Choice ~ vanity or
dresser: spring and mattress. Complete, $50
81 On. DELIVERS LONG, EASY TERMS
CROWN
s1os oaArToT xrF MICHIGAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

BEDROOM sUITFS-8-pc. beautiful high
grade selected woods. blond walnut OF
m ahogany finishes latest designs, drop
patterns discontinued designs should sell
for $3.50. will take $50 and s65. Buy
direct from factory iiquidator Terms. No
finance company.
LINZ S-eSsi yEHKELL
At LINERNOIS. OPEN Sun. MD EVES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Furniture, Household Goods

FURNITURE BRAND SEW TERMS
SOS DC living room SUITE ......... $50
S1is 2-pc suite. sample A. ...s.,... 81
SO modern 3-pc. beStfonm sei......... ~
Sl2a bedroom 3-pc massive ...-..,,.. 90
4 ruurn Home OUTFIT complete .,........ Ss
trrfdts paylor suite extra chair. rug,
bedroom suite large dnette %. kitchen
s.t taolss. lamps, pillows al floor sample
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE co.
IT, NlCHIGAN $FAE GRlSWOLD
open ewes io e Tues and Wed. 20 3 m
BEAUTIFUL selection ~ mfrs DISPLAY
samples lvirE room suites under $50
why psN the I1uc price Terms. ANin'f
s7l5 Wet Vernon. Open evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

husbands in the army exactly as
they would in civilian life. cooking
and taking care of their uniforms
Their husbands make moro
money in the army than at
home" he explains. land the
women like the security. Thus
IL any breach of discipline needs
correcting, the Dutch STAFF
merely tips oil the wife - and
it's corrected"
Wonder how thatd work in the
United States army?
There will be much going ovel
of what We call "old times wher
the Detroit Senate of Delta Theta
Phi, national law fraternity, holds
its annual luncheon Saturday a
Muer'S Oyster House.
Judge Joseph A. Moynihan o
the circuit bench will preside anC
such legal lights as Federal Judge
Ernest a. O'Brien, Pliny Marsh
James Atkinson, Delbcrt James
Edward Command and Judge Ton
cotter will attend
To Arthur Clark: There Is al
organization especially set up L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Canada S House
Meets in Secret

OTTAWA. Ont, Feb. "a (rNS)
The House OF Commons will
meet in secret session today with
the press barred for the second
time in Canadian parliamentary
history. The last occasion was In
1918.
II was indicated by Defense
Minister J. L. RalSton that debate
would center upon defense Of air
fields in the Yukon and British
Columbia, coastal defense and the
measures agreed upon for join
defense with the United State,
along both the Atlantic and Pa
cific coasts.
Air Minister Charles Power dis
closed yesterday that the Unitec
states is rushing aircraft I,
Alaska by way OF facilities bull
by the Canadian government las
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

$12 900 in defense bonds and $500
in stamps TO court employees and
those who have business In the
building.
John Gillette, automobile uphol-
stery manufactures, telling proudly
of his two sons in the air corps.
Louis just got his wings at Barks-
dale Field, La, and John w. III
is in training at Randolph Field.
Louis told his father of the adj
vanced student who went up in
formation for drills and had To
bail out when the plane on one
side brushed his aileron. He was
found in the desert two hours
later. sitting on his chute pack,
munching on two apples he had
cached away in his map case
which he had grabbed before
leaving his crippled plane!
SeVCntecn-year-old Larry Green,
who delivered the Times in the
( CaSgrain-F'ort Livernois Regular
Incighborhood, al the navy recruit
ing Office, signing up for his swing
AT the AXIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
War Workers
May Be Drafted

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a INS)
Brig Gen. Lewis B. Hershey
national draft director, today told
Congress that previously deferred
men working In key war indus
tries may soon be called into the
army.
He said II would be quite feas-
ible for many factory jobs 10 be
filled by women and that indus
trial war workers who have be-
lieved they would escape the
draft are in for a rude awaken
ing"
He SAID i might be neeessar,
20 freeze industrial wages and
repeated his warning n last week
that the nation may he forced 10
conscript labor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Invasion Maps
Found on laps,
Dies Charges

WASHINGTON, Feb. - ms
How Japanese fifth columnlsts
In the United States have been
furnished a manual ~ instructions
on Espionage and sabotage. and
have been transmitting informs
ton 10 TOXIC will be laid before
the HouSe this week by the Dies
committee Chairman Martin Dies
o. % Texas, revealed today.
The manual. copy Of which
has been seized by Dies committee
investigators. along with detailed
r1aps 70 guide invasion forces
through Alaska and British Co
lumhla according 20 Dies, was
compiled nv the German govern
nert and German agents have
engaged IN inSt-uCtlng japanese
in hou' 10 MAKE me most ehectveI
Use Of IL.
MAPS SEIZED
The invasion maps were seized
after Japan attacked Pearl Har-I
Dor They dovefail with a mass
81 other information collected by
Dies agents over long period,
disclosing Subversive activities by
japanese. particularly on the Pa
cific Coast and in Hawaii
The maps were TUNED over TO
the army intelligence while the
japanese fifth columniSt who had
them in his possession was gwen
over TO the federal bureau OF in
VeSugation.
So complete are the maps. Dies
said, that they show distances by
sea. air and land over all strategic
routes that an invasion force
would be expected TO attempt TO
utilize.
FORrIFICATIONs MARKED
Marked on the maps are all
major Notifications and defense
installations. highways. rail lines,
bridges, water supply systems,
dams and power plants, reachingI
down from the Aleutian Islands
through the heart OF Alaska, the
Canadian northwest and the states
of Washington. Oregon and Cali
fornia-
Also set forth are various land
ing points, not only on the Pa
cific. but also the Atlantic and
Gulf coasts, with travel routes
there from to inland military
detectives.
Dies said he regarded the map
seizure as conclusive evidenced
that Japan contemplates an
American invasion. il and when
she completes conquest OF the
Western Pacific and can withdraw
ships, planes and mechanical
equipment from that theater OF
war
The Dies information fits into,
the pattern of that recently re
vealed by Premier Mitchell Hep
burn Of Ontario, when he warned
OF the danger OF japanese inva-
sion OF the American continent by
way of Alaska.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
.Japs Move
Off Isle i'm


WILMINGTON. Cal, Feb. "a
(INS).-A full-scale civil a n
evacuation, the like of which
America has not seen in this war,
was in progress today by Japanese
residents OF vital Terminal Island
DESTROYS of leaving the island be-
fore they are removed by the
military.
The military was on the scene
as the japanese packed up their
belongings and went over the
d raw bri dge to the mainland
Soldiers patrolled with bayonet:
drawn, and rode in jeepS and army
trucks, on which machine guns
were mounted. Overhead nava
planes set up a constant drone.
The evacuatlng japanese be-
lieved that the soldiers, whC
marched across the drawbridgc,
came to put into immediate effect
the federal court writ of pos
session which the navy obtained
Saturday, although no evacuation
order has been issued yet.
The 1000 japanese moving from
the island were but the remnants
of a once-populouS Japanese fish
ing colony. Hundreds already
have been arrested as suspicious
enemy aliens, possible spies or
saboteurS on the island which
houses shipyardS and a naval air
base.
There was no specified place for
the evacuees to 60 Questioning
indicated they plan TO scatter TO
inland points in California and
Arizona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Photo by Times STAFF Photographer

transfer the functions of the OCT
to the war department.
II do not intend to cast any
reflection upon Director LandiS,
or any one else" Clark said.
II refrained from introducing a
bill until all elements of con-
trOversy were dissipated. IL
seems to me that the matter OF
physical protection is matter
for military direction"
Meanwhile, Civilian Defense
James NJ. Lands announced tina
he had established a new division
to replace the voluntary partlci
patton division, which was headed
by Mrs. Roosevelt. The new di
vision. to be known as "Civiliar
mobilization" division, viii be un
der the direction Of Jonathan
Daniels. former North Caroline
newspaper editor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Fire Dedtheraqe
On Knox Order

WASHINGTON. Feb q 1NSl
George T. DeatheraSe, tHlcs
hailed before the Dies committee
for alleged Fasclst activities. to-
day was branded an In5es rahie
person" by Secretary ~ Navy
Knox and ordered relieved OF his
100 as construction engineer near
the Norfolk. Va. navy base
In ordering the discharge oil the
self-styled commander Of the
white camelia. Knox told his en1-
ployerx, Doyle & Russell contrsc-
tors. that their contract requires
exclusion Of amy person desig-
mated by the secretary as unde-
sirable 20 have access 70 The work
or materials Of the navy depart
nnent."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Bills in Senate
Would End 0CD

WASHINGTON Feb. "a. GNS)
Congressional attacks on the Of
flee of civilian defense, which re-
Gently led to the resignation Of
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt as assoc
ciate director. were resumed today
when two Senators introduced
bills to abolish the agency.
Sponsored by Senators Tydings
CD of Maryland and Clark I'D of
Missouri. the measures would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Bad Coughs Yield Quickly
To This Home Mixture

full pint--a family supply---of very
wonderful cough syrup. It's thrifty.
too-about four times as much for
your money. And children take II
willingly, because II tastes SO good.
This home mixture takes right hold
Of cough in way that's surprising.
II loosens the phlegm, soothes the
irritated membranes. and helps clear
the air passages. Eases the soreness.
and lots you rest at night.
Pinox Is special compound OF
proven ingredients, in concentrated
form, a most reliable agent for sooth-
ing throat and bronchial membranes.
Money refunded II 1t doesn't please
you IN every way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Ex-Ndzi General
Barred as Axis
Master Mind

"The Axis Is real and cO-Or-
dinated. and not a myth-and
IL isn't master minded by Hitler
or the Japs," was the startling
message brought 10 the Eco
nomic Club at its weekly lunch
con by Henry Cutler Wolfe,
world traveller. lecturer and
author.
1.-THE real master-mind OF the
Axis and its plans is man
little known even in Germany,
elderly Karl HaushOfer. now n
retired major general" Wolfe
said.
lit was from HaushOfer that
Hitler got his idea of the plan
for living room outlined I'm
'Mein Kampf.' IL Il the idea Of
n group OF slave nations work
ing for industrial Germany.
SOLD PLAN TO JAPS
"HauShOfer sold his plan OF
geO-pOlitics to the laps before
the first world war when he
lived in Japan. Rudolph Hess
studied under him at the Uni
versity of Munich"
Wolfe. who was banned from
Germany in 1898 because of hi
book, The German Octopus,
said most NaziS are contemptuou
of the Japs but that they vii
fight together as long as the,
have common enemies.
lie said that last May in Toki
the city was full of German Off
GERS of high rank in the navy
army and Gestapo, there TO teacI
the Japs what products TO lay il
store against a blockade and set
ting up factories for the manu-
facture of German Messer
SChmittS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

says Henry
Cutler Wolfe,
who gets around
the world pretty
well an d is
astonis h in ely
well informed
on most coun-
tries.
lie told the
Economic Club
yesterday that
the women folk
live with their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Surprisingly Quick Relief.
No Cooking. Saves Money.

Here's a medicine for coughs due
TO colds. that you mix In your own
kitchen. It's so easy to prepare that
a child could do II. but it's so effec-
tive that, once tried, you'll never
again be without II In your home.
Make a syrup by stirring 2 cups
OF granulated sugar and one cup OF
water a few moments until dis
solved. No cooking needed - no
trouble at all.
Then get az ounces OF Pinex from
any druggist, put II into a pint bottle.
and add your syrup. This Pives you a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
ADVERTISEMENT
OUCH!
MY NECK
Quick relief from stiff, sore
muscles with OMEGA OIL

Try this quick. soothing relief from
muscle aches, pains and sprains. There's
nothing better for fast relief because it
works to soothe the pain while it breaks
up congestion.
Wonderful for muscular back-ache.
No burning. Omega brings grateful ease
and calm-safely! 35e, all drug stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

formation 10 the
council at Wash
ington, ID. c,
Let me know
what happens.
Ray Doherty
of the recorders
court probation
department re-
minds us that
he Michigan
State p tro
and Probation
A association wi