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Evening star., 1942-10-29
Rickey

tCOnt1nueQ FROM HHEG.l
Mr., Hickey should want to keep him
on the job.
.sMr. Rickey's contract with the
Cards as written expires in Decem-
Der but conferences with Sam Brea-
don, president Of the st. Louis club,
ironed out all difficulties in that di-
rection.
- May Attend Egaft Meeting.
Mr.. Hickey is leaving tonight for
q War Bond speaking engagement
at Des Moines Saturday. but hopes
to- get to Chicago in time for the
draft meeting Monday as repre-
sentative of the Dodgers He will,
of course, represent the club at the
major minor league meetings there
N December.
Mr.. Hickey said he had given no
thought thus far to manager nor
to the question of a training site
He added, however, that he felt it
was necessary for baseball to "ad-
lust itself to wartime transporta-
ton problems and do it gladly"
Asked whether there was any
chance that the Dodgers would
spend some of their spring training
period in Havana, Mr.. hickey said
tfiat he was not prepared to give a
definite answer but that off hand
he felt that any trip to Cuba would
create "an unnecessary transporta-
tion problem"
Actual signing of the contract, 1t
Vas learned, occurred around mid
night last night after several hours
of conference with the BROOKLYN
&oard of Directors.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Results
Pimlico

s1cazoIo! raRsI ACE nP sone, m.dens
z':', e. De!s:. %s::''5 S1ounn $40 ssS sssS StSS
co%sf se Penney Bsso.:
Setting Sun. Little Tyke.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 900; claim
sabeteur zufelt, 4.4o 2.eo 2.ao
Magdala !woolD $50
Also @s ra'n,4eeical.sozo; Pat oss.. y.nks.
quest ade {paiiy iEiaifS,S.Sle' 6oaSle paid sas.4oo
THIRD RAcE-rurse, 81. 200; steeple-
chase; 3-year-o1ds. and UP: about miles;
GHmDsSs &nEsd Heofs sois sfoTE BfoTn $40 sSS sS sS
Also ran-seafight, Black Ned and Nayr
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
Easssr nasss by fSI yefGs idao go
s'S;% s$;5s S;%.: IF fnsss. !s':'o '' siS s
Mbs As9 Ma o5s4s sB.: Bsn 1. ssh m5ss
Hal Price Headley-L. L. HsEsin. Cd,
FIFTH RACE-Purse, Sl,4OO: allow
ances; 3-year-olds: 6 furlonEs
Spare Man (Woolf) $50 $50 $50
Bostoh tEads) $50 $50
Natomas (Zufelt 800
Time, LIS
Also ran-sunset Boy, Lord Calvert and
Best of ALL
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 81. 500 added; the
Lady Baltimore; for 3-year-olds and up
ward: Is miles
star Copy .zutelo 40 20 s2o
Night Glow tSmith) 800
Time. a.
Also ran-Challomjne, Lotopoise
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Changes 10 Be Made
In Specialist Corps,
Stimson Reveals
Criticism Unjustified,
War Secretary Says;
Report Due This Week

Secretary of War St1mson said to-
day that changes soon will be an
nounced in the Army Specialist
Corps to make use of men unable to
meet all Army requirements for
combat duty.
Published criticism of the corps,
which was set up shortly after the
Pearl Harbor attack, and of Director
Dwight F. Davis and his staff are
wholly unjustifled," Mr.. Stimson
declared at press conference. He
added that changes based on ex-
perlence already have been initiated
He did not disclose the nature of
the changes.
The Secretary pointed out that a
report on difficulties the corps had
encountered would be made to the
War Department this week. The
report, he indicated, would cover
most OF the points about which
crlticlsm OF the corps is being heard
Although the corps has received
upward of 100000 applications, only
approximately 1900 appointments
nave been made thus far, Mr.. Slim
son said, and added that the or
ganlzation has been facing certain
lnsuperable difficulties, but has done
valuable work"
Mr.. Stimson said he still "c1inps
to hope" that Capt. Eddie Ricken-
hacker, World War ace. and mem
oers OF his party will be rescued, but
ne added no word has been received
OF the bomber's fate since October
u when it was last heard from in
the Pacific.
The Secretary also said virtually
all Army personnel and men in
process of induction will be given
an opportunity to vote Tuesday.
He said the necessity of meetina
shlpplng and training schedules
would prevent halting recruiting
ana other activities in this country
but commanders have been ordereo
TO arrange schedules to permit per.
sonnel and newly inducted selectees
TO cast their ballots.
The Army wants them to vote,
he added.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Civilians Medical Care
Assured Fishbein Saws
Earlier Story on Page A-I)

Earlier Story on Page A-1)
BY the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 2e-Dr
Morris Fishbein, editor of the Jour-
nal of American Medical Associa-
ton, said here today that every
civilian group in the United States
has been assured of adequate medi-
cal services.
Here to address the Minnesota
Education Association, DR.. Fishbein
commented in an interview on a
report yesterday by Senate Labor
subcommittee that "unplanned re-
crulting of doctors for the armed
services had created dangerous
health emergency in some sections
OF the Nation.
Recruiting of doctors has beer
stopped in AZ States, DR.. Fishbeir
added, and the United States on ar
average has one doctor for every
$500 persons in civilian life, com
pared with one to 2,700 in England
one to $500 in Sweden, one to 6OO(
in Russia and one to 10000 in Ger.
many.
DR.. Fishbein said a preliminary
survey showed there are not more
than 300 small areas in the United
States where a shortage of doctors
exists.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
President Gets Bill
Delaying Change in
D. {. Payroll Tax
Measure Postpones
Graduated System
Until July |, 1914


The Senate today passed the
House approved bill delaying until
July /, 1914, the provi5io of law re-
quiring the District Unemployment
Compensation Board to graduate
the payroll tax on employers ac-
cording to their employment rec
ords.
Another House bill also was
passed by the Senate granting the
Sinclair Refining Co. permission to
lay a pipeline from the. Maryland
boundary across Fort Totten Park
way in the District.
A committee report explained
that, because of the urgency OF the
oil situation, the Interior Depart
ment already has issued revocable
permit for one pipeline across a
portion of this parkway.
Both measures now 20 to the
White House.
Postponement of the gradua ted
tax system for unemployment COM
pensation for another year will give
Congress more time to act on the
proposed revision of the law to halt
the Districts rapidly growing re-
serve fund, which now amounts to
10000, 900, as against an estimated
necessary reserve of $10,O00,000.
At present all employers are taxed
at 81 per cent of the payroll.
Without today's action the grad
uated rate scale would have gone
into effect July l, l943, and, while
this would have reduced the tax for
some employers to as low as Ia per
cent, it would have raised others as
high as 4 per cent, since the present
law requires the average be kept at
81 per cent.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Selections

Pimlico Consensus EAST.
BY the Associated Press.
Good Lawyer, Boy Soldier, Gal
liant Mowlee.
2-Tide's In, Most Alert, Blue Lily.
3-Dancing Archie, Wood King,
Fifty Fifty.
Anonymous, Sweeping Lee, Phil
lips Pete. "a
lCarriage Trade, Jimson Belle,
Indian Gift.
eBright Willie, Visiting Nurse,
Joe Ray
Ocean Wave, Piccadilly, Bail Me
Out.
8-Brighten Up, The Killer, White
Hot.
Best bet-Anonymous.
Empire City Consensus Fast.
p the Associated Press.
1-Headoverheels, Tinden, Gay
Flight.
Whistling Dick, Sea Captain, In
fant Queen.
3-Ramases, Early Delivery, Isa-
roma.
baby Dumping, Sundial, Mara
sun.
5-Flaught, Copperman, Paperboy.
6-Sissie Smith, Recognize, AT
Which.
blazing Heat, Chalmac, Mat
tie j.
Best bet-Sissie Smith.
Rockingham Consensus East.
BY the Associated Press.
l-1sfahan, Esther Mac, Caroline F
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Censorship 10 Affect
Democrats Adversely;
Costello Warns
Inept Handling Of News
Is Likely to Cost Election
In California, He Says
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. .~7,@sf
Representative Costello, Demo-
crat, of California, a member of
the House Military Affairs Com
mittee, declared on the House
floor today that the growing
lack of confidence in Govern
ment news releases is developing
a lack of confidence in the ef-
fectiveness of our war effort"
He maintained that the lack of
confidence" would be, felt in the
California elections, "and will ad-
versely affect the Democratic party
and said that a similar situation
may develop in other localities such
as is indicated in New York"
1T is unfortunate" Representa-
tive Costello told his colleagues
that political consequences should
flow from the inept handling of news
dissemination.
The political effects are the first
indication of what is resulting from
this situation. but effect on morale
support of the war effort and bono
buying will rapidly follow unless
the confidence of the public in oul
Government news releases II
promptly restored"
He reported that much criticism
is daily reaching my desk regardinf
the tardiness of Government new.
releases concerning our war activi.
ties on the various fronts, but more
particularly in the Southwest
Pacific.
THE people of California ar,
naturally greatly concerned over tn,
failure to give accurate information
regarding this battle"
(He did not describe the in
formation which he termed "in-
accurately
Representative Costello said tina
the demand in California for vigor
Gus and aggressive as we'll as capable
leadership during the war may hav,
resulted in the election as Governo
OF Earl Warren, who is running OF
non-partisan basis, due to tn,
apprehension on the part of tn,
voters. Mr.. Warren's victory is likel,
to assume landslide proportions.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Requisitioning Act
Used in 267 Instances,
Roosevelt Reveals
Tells Congress How Law
Saved Time and Money
In Getting Materials
BY the Associated Press.

~ tiie AoSoSldGtu fTeS1.
President Roosevelt told Con-
gress today that use of the Emer-
gency Property Requisitioning
Act OF 1941 had been necessary
only in 267 instances, but that
mere existence of the seizure au-
thority has unquestionably ex-.
pedited the voluntary sale of
large quantities of critical mate
rails, equipment, machinery and
finished products required for
war purposes"
He cited that ''the possibility of
the Governments exercising the
requlsitioning power" had made
available for war production on a
voluntary basis more than 10000 :
oo0 pounds of aluminium from idle
and excessive inventories which the
owners originally refused to sell at
fair prices"
Got Materials Promptly.
The value of the requisitioninp
authority the President said, "also
mas been evidenced in a number of
instances where its use was permit
tea the securing of materials
promptly for war purposes when
voluntary transactions could not be
consummated, despite the willingness
OF the holders of such property to
make 1t available for war use be-
cause OF clouded title and other
legal and technical complications :,
Mr.. Roosevelt sent Congress a re-
port on the first years operations of
tne emergency Act that authorized
MIN to requistion and dispose of
property required for national de-
fense.
Vital Items Obtained.
NO values were mentioned but the
llst OF requistioned items included
oO3, ,3O8 pounds of aluminium, TO-
40|279 pounds OF zinc concentrates
and 13,647,595 feet of railroad relay
rail.
The President said the 267 req
usltlons actually executed covered q
wide variety of materials and equip
ment, the seizures including an alco-
mol still, aluminium, blast furnace
boats, electric power plants, various
types of machine tools and ma
chlnery, relaying rail and usuable
trace and railroad equipment, rub.
Der, silk, steel, iron and steel scrap
tin and other materials and equip.
ment.
Evening star., 1942-10-29

Rockingham Park
,y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $780, claiming
3-year -olds: 8 furlongs.
SSs:!ss S;:sssss ,Sis;; 'B:;!3s, $50 S:SS S::$$ S$
Also ran-Parawinss. Glyndontown.
Lease Lend. Smart Hombre, Bohemond'
SECOND RACEPurse, $500: claiming;
Prien (shufelD $3.50 1900 $50
Journey On (FinneSan) $50 ESQ
Also ran-Burnt Bridges. Buckets. Jaw
Breaker. Sir Bevidere
DAILY Double paid Sl13.60D
THTER .a ssGo ioiloa: ssmn'
Flying Silver lDattilo) $50 800 $50
Bonifed (craig) 40.4O 1880
Comet II tFinnegan) $50
tupie, Teehe Lady, Jungie Moon and
Rambunctious.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
inf msia.n sh.. s1y.,,io,d' a. mtles
Msyi.iT Ma T. suefs 1purandos e' io''0 $50 80
Paille tDattilol 2.2O
Aiso ..n%Pri.m. Iynsee, Jock stone,
Victory Bell.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Dense PATH .tRebsrD 700 $50 go
Girlette (Dittilo> $40 2.4o
Flying West (TurnbuiN 800
Time, 1:13.
Castleridge.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Capt. {. H. McMorris
Named Rear Admiral
By Roosevelt
Former Stdff Officer
Of U. S. Fleet Served
Here During 1887

President Roosevelt today NOM
mated Capt, Charles H. McMorris
for promotion to the rank of rear
admiral in the Navy. d.
Capt. Morris served from Feb
ruary l, l941, to April, 1912, as war
plans officer on the staff of the
commander in chief of the United
States Fleet. He now has sea
command, the Navy Department
announced. During his long service
he has been stationed on important
duty here, serving during 1897 in
the detail section, Officer Personnel
Division, Bureau of Navigation.
Born in Wetumpka, Ala, August
81, 1890, Capt. McMorris was ap-
pointed to the Naval Academy ir
1908 Following his graduation he
served on the battleships Delaware
and New Hampshire and in 1914
took part in the occupation of Vera
Cruz.
During the World War he served
for a time on the destroyer Shaw
and later as executive officer of the
destroyer Meredith and as com.
manding officer of the destroyer
Wake. Later he served on the
U. S. S. Baltimore and the U. S. S
Burns, after which he was on duty
in l925-l927 in the department O.
seamanship and flight tactics al
the Naval Academy.
After this duty he was commander
OF the destroyer Shirk during the
second Nicaraguan campaign. From
1896 to 1888 he was instructor ir
the Department of English at thu
Naval Academy. During part O.
that time he was editor of tht
| United States Naval Institute
/ Proceedings.
In June, 1888, he began a two
year service as navigator of tn,
battleship California. His Wash
ington duty came next. Durin,
1878 he took the senior coursl
at the Naval War College. In 1898
he became member of the opera
tlons staff of the commander of tn,
Scouting Force of the United State
Fleet. Next, he became war plan
officer.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Appeal Time Extended
For Convicted Traitor
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2a-The Sixth
United States Circuit Court of APP
peals today granted additional time
to- counsel for Max Stephan. con-
victed traitor, to file briefs on his
appeal from death sentence.
1.-The briefs, originally ordered filed
today, now must be filed by Novem-
ber q.
Stephan, convicted in Detroit of
harboring and giving aid to an
escaped Nazi flyer, was sentenced
to die November 13, but United
States Attorney John c. Lehr re-
Gently indicated delay would be
necessary.
The Circuit Court of Appeals is
in fall recess until late November
and only by special recall can
consider the case during that time
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Army Troining Ordered
In Soviet Grade Schools
By the Associated Press

MOSCOW, Oct. 29.-The' intro
duction of military and physical
training for all pupils from the first
to the tenth grades was decreed
today by the Council Of Peoples
Commissars.
The training periods ranged from
one hour week for the first grade
to five hours week for the tenth.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Empire City
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST .RACE-Pu.s. $1,000; claiming;
2-year-ods 5s4 fur!onks
Windward Isle tT'pson) 1880 $50 400
Free Air (Eccard) $50 $40
ROYAL Silver fHaskeln 1880
Also ranwLovely Dolores. Discmont. Out
come. Wander On. Diasis, Yolandita,
Whirlgig and Atafa.
SECOND RAcE-Purs.. 81 800; claim
ing; 3-year-olds; 5s4 furlonss
Eric Knight Lonsden) 7.3O 40 $50
K Dorko tThompson) 7.10 $40
Anytime tWinn) $50
Time, 1:091s.
Also ran-scotch Broth. sinsle. Mar
DEsprt. Whimbrel, Maepal, Pony Express,
Grand Venture.
Daily Double paid S60.4O)
THIRD RAcE-Purs., s1.5oo: claiming;
Espsmi9aossdaas IL g a;;, ,!Stflnsen! $3.50 sscc 200
fine l 80 4-5 ''
Also ran-Riposte. Refulgent, Sting Pal
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 2-year-olds; / mile and 70 yards.
Eurasian CThompsonJ 400 1880 $50
Towser tWestrope) 800 $50
Quiz lAtkinson) go
Also 'ran-sea Fare, United. Attendant,
samhar.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000 added:
graded graded handicap, class c; all AGES 5%
Fatty %.is ,RsSsrs.on' '' $50 ss%
Also ranwEiimar. Taunt Spiral Pass.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Ruid Alarm in Durbon

DURHAM, Union of South Africa,
Oct. 20 F.-An air-raid alarm was
sounded here. last night when an
unidentified plane passed over the
city but there were no. reports OF
incidents.
Evening star., 1942-10-29

HOLLYWOOD. - SKELETONS
TO PART-Edna Shelton, the
one-time Kansas City theater
usherette, who told Comedian
Red Shelton she didn't like his
jokes, later became his gag
writer and finally married
him, announced today that
the two jobs are too much.
She said she would sue for di-
vorce, but would continue as
his personal manager and
script writer. TITS news to
me-" Shelton said. They were
married II years ago.
Evening star., 1942-10-29

2-skeeter, Gay Balko, Tahco.
3Azizi, Kiev Lee, Valdina Secret.
+Parfait Amour, Abmeres, Knights
Duchess.
5-Gallant Dick, Daisy, Batik.
eBonheur, Miss Discovery, Lucia's
Sun.
7-Trystate, Pavilion, Hasty Wire.
ssparrow Chirp, Bow Low, Hattie
Belle. ~
Best bet-Gallant Dick.
Rockingham Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
1-1sfahan. Betty Leon, Belle
Feathers.
2-Head Sea, Talico, Chance Run.
3-Valdina Secret, Silt, Azizi.
+Whichaway, Abmeres, Octobre
Onze.
5-Batik, Dinsen. Daisy.
6-Cash q. Boy, Rough News, Silver
Tower.
7-Hasty Wire, Max Forst, Trystate.
8-Bow Low, Sparrow Chirp, Hattie
| Belle
Best bet-Bow Low.
BY the Louisville Times.
Pimlico Fast.
boy Soldier, Bold Salute, War
Page,
2-Freeland's Lad, Thorino, Tides
3-Baskeroll, Charge Account, Cart
ridge.
Anonymous, Bright Acre, Broiler
5-Carriage Trade, Jimson Belle
Company Rest.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Churchill Downs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claiming,
3-year-olds and upward; 6h furlongs.
Opttmal (Robeftson) 800 $50 $50
Drollon (Basham) 1900 500
Hard Jester (Weidaman) 500
Time, 1:19Ss.
Also ran-f Marowin Sweep, Country
Miss. Cutloose. Commencement. Lydia T..
Chance Tea, Town Clock, Chanting. Mar
bold. t Field.
SECOND RACE-Purse: $500. allow
r,ac,.rv 1nrss; ma'dea,i dt5s,im srica5s sss
Just for rum, -tscurieckj $50 $40
Big Boss (BrAck) $40
Time, 1:147s.
Guy, Hunch, DoscaT, James O., Mag
nesium, Spanish Nom and Oampud.
THIRD 1RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year .olds and upward; 6M furlonss.
Star Whiz tFarrelU 1910 $50 500
Patrol Flisht Duhon) 600 400
Prince WAygo tMcCombs) $40
Also ran@winnins Chance. Trying
Donna. 4 Connecticut. Nice Coin, Hard
biscuit. Monks Memo HI Winnie. Royal
Polly, Patricia A. filed.
Evening star., 1942-10-29
D III Todoys ResuIts-Seeetons and
NQ(I00 II VS. Entries for Tomorrow

6-Bright Willie, Colchis, visiting
Nurse.
7-sollure, riccadilly, Character
Man. a.s-5,.
8 -scarcanter, White Hot, Brighten
Up. H., ns~
Best bet-Bright Willie.
=. Empire EAST.
BY the Louisville Times.
Credentials, Black Thrush, Hylas.
2-Whistiing Dick sizxling En-
Wise Hobby. 80 i.
Speed 3 to Spare, lsardma, Early
Delivery. -
-Dogpatch, Baby Dumping, Abs
troSS. .--- =
|5-Porter's Cap, Blue Pair, Flaueht.
eSissie Smith, Recognize, At
Which.
7-Chalmac. Blazing Heat. Bright
Camp! e.@ @ SO
Churchill Downs East.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Sonny Casey, Ackwell, Lady
Romery.
2-Agricole, Winamac. JOSS Stick.
3-Bola Ella, Aeriel Lady, Marjorie
K. .~~y.
4-Brutus, Bonzar, Home Again.
5-Alacyon, Adenos, Valdina Foe.
6-Johnny Jr.. Red Dock. Cadium.
7-Sweep Through, Virginia Rose,
Oversight.
8-Kai-Hi, Yelled Prophet, Our
| Willie
tSubstitute) )-Sumatra III, Black
Brummel, Silk Yarn. f
J Best bet-Johnny Jr. -
Evening star., 1942-10-29
Racing Entries for Tomorrow
PinIico

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming;
maidens: 2-year-olds: furlonsS
Gala MT Moylee (Keiper) ia
Evening star., 1942-10-29

EIGHTH RACH-Purse, $500: claiming;
Ksi.Hi .o. 44.--l- 1 10 Weary rloxer- 1o7
x0vala 102 Bull Market 11Q
xBlue Valley : 105 Our Willie---- 10
Yelled Prophet 1O7 xNanita 1O2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Resorts for Sale

PICKNEY- Beautiful Patterson Lake cot
tage overlooking lake; Si,400, terms.
iii65 Lakeview; rooms. LA. ASA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Female Help Wanted

COUNTER MATTRESSES
Permanent positions Day work. Apply
MI Arnold 1879 Griswold. or Mr.. Prante
4fOT Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Furnished Houses for Rent

SIX ROOM house, furnished, until october
/; reserve one room; middle age couple
preferred: references required. Untver-
sity 2-3723.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
LAWNS AND GARDENS
MATTRESSES RENOVATED
MNERAL WATER DELIVERIES
PAINTING. DECORATING

ARE YOU suffering from arthrits neurit
cQiitis rheumatism, constipation? X
fpi6 CT 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Business Places for Rent

MICHIGAN. 564O (near Junction Front
four rooms; any business. Inquire spolks
Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

APARTMENTS HOMES. STORES
/ Long term mortgage loans al current inter-
est rates and terms. We also rennanCs
mortgages and land contracts.
IGREATER DETROIT MORTGAGE CORP.
AS Griswold Street RIA. $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

Children to Board
DETROIT Private Nursery Schooi-Diet,
play. sleep supervised. Reasonable fee.
University 2-77ss.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
lSection!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Houses for Rent

BUY n acre for $3.50. IS down. Tromley.
2l1 N. Main ST., Royal Oak.
single for rent on Nc
Dougall Detroit Times Box A-753.
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ings In the big Sunday Times Want AZ
Sections
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01
Rentals Wanted

DEFENSE worker wants 5-room fiat; 2
children: East Side; references. lvanhoe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-01

THE ORIGINAL CYANIDE GAS co
Work Guaranteed INiverfif l.tu5f
WRITTEN guarantee CFarIts Eas .f ~.
vacsting; ! room or building E0I-Ail
runisatng Company. TX. 5-sll5.
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ings in the big sunday Times Want Ad
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Income Bungalows for Rent
E.--.-L1

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