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HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN WANTED. knowledge OF
typing, for personnel once work Apply
l0I NJ st. ne. between 8 and pm
OLDER MAN who understands the retail
meat business; steady Job. Sherbys Mar
LIQUOR CLERK. experienced only, honest.
dependable. Write stating age, salary ex-
perlence. Box 2Ss-C, Star.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for live-wire,
pleasant outdoor work handling route of
ooys, no selling. Start at S35 so. plus
bonus on commission; rapid advancement
car and bond necessary DU. 1877.
BECAUSE OF TODAY's CONDITIONS we
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salesman. with a good BACKGROUND Of
selling. average intelligence, good appear
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1eure week, in and week out. We are the
Oldest and largest company of our kind In
the field. Come in and talk this over with
our manaser and il you qualify we have
territories open in Maryland Virginia
D. c. and West Virginia Basis. draw
against earned commissions. Suite 421.
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YOUNG MEN.

YOUNG MEN.
White, for route delivery work
start at $3.50 week guarantee
average earnings after training
SAT- and up. Apply 500 K st.
NV Sunday bet. 2 and S pm.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
For experienced furniture
truck drivers and helpers.
Apply The Hecht Co. Service
Bldg, 1400 Okie st. ne.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD (P- x1
instructions; course only $40: age no ham
dicap. 227 Bond Bldg. 14th and N Y
ave NV. 2Ss
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTION-Court
Gus, patient. professional instructor: learn
to drive skillfully. safely and easily; park
ing and trafilc. Mr.. Rundlett EN- 1888. :
TYPEWRTTING, learn at once, rent a re-
punt machine today, practice material
IERS, Bond Bldg. Republic 2s2S.
ENGL. Germ, French. Span, lst-yr
Latin; highly recon. teacher; reas. in
groups. CO. $500. Apt. 2O1.
SPANISH, Fortuguese German; modern
method; SEC month; twice weekly, day
and evening classes. 1909 H st. NV.
TELEPHONE tP. B. x) course. EASY
short. interesting: sraduates WORKING in
doctors. dental apt. house. auto. ofices
classes starting this week Capital P. 3
=. School 1911 @ St MA 2117.
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER.. double entry, must also
position. good salary Ma 1859
COMMERCIAL TEACHER G. eves), ex-
per, in Gregg shtd.; in letter Of application
state age. exper., educational BACKGROUND.
Washington School for Secretaries, PA
National Press bldg
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TRUCK DRIVERS, EXPERT
ENCED, FOR GROCERY
MARKET AND LIQUOR
STORE, MUST BE HONEST.
r E Ii A BILE, AND HAVE
GOOD RE- FER ENCES:
GOOD SALARY. APPLY IN
PERSON SUN. II Am. TO l
PM, LARIMER'S, 1727
CONN. AVE. NV.
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AUTO MECHANIC,
Experienced. Apply The
Hecht Co. Service Bldg, 14OO
Okie st. ne
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IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
Furniture return goods clerk,
furniture leaders, expert
enced furniture stocknen,
Apply personnel Office, The
Hecht Co, Service Bldg, 14OO
Okie st. ne.
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Statesmen.

NEW PRODUCT. ample commission to earn
large income exclusive territory Ameri-
can Appliance Co., EN-. 314o, GE 1888
for APPOINTMENT
roomy shopping bag Sensational seller
Samples sent on trial. Kristee 20, Akron, o.
LOST YOUR JOB? S1-S2 commission every
oilproof and dress shoes Free eouipment
Moench Shoe Co. 13-J Boston. Mass
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HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
PORTER FOR READY-TO-
WEAR STORE; REFS. RE-
QUIRED. APPLY HEARN'S,
806 7th ST. NV.
GAS STATION
ATTENDANT,
Good pay, steady employ
ment, Apply ready for work.
Ourisman-Mandell Chevrolet
Co., 18th and Good Hope I'd.
Sc.
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statesmen AND
SALES MANAGERS.

=, Priorittes help, not hinder. our business
II priorities have affected your position.
phone National Sll1 regarding S1O0- per-
week position with million dollar national
concern. II out of town. and living any
Wnere IN Maryland or Virginia. Box
Evening star., 1942-07-26

MAINTENANCE MAN. pri-
marily electrical and plumb
ing work; permanent job, an
nual salary, many benefits.
Apply $40 am. Monday,
Washington Tourist Camp
Shop, East Potomac Park.
MILK ROUTE statesmen,
Have openings for two Driver
Statesmen, for new retail milk
routes; also need a few solici-
tors. These jobs offer good pay,
steady work, and a basic salary
guarantee. Replies confidential
Box ass. Star.
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SAlESWoMEN.

ON6GJ V7WEN.
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LADIES-Make money ct home spare time.
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W-977O. 1901 Colerain, Cincinnati. o
WOMAN, 30-35, good opportunity, selling
ability. knowledge hair tinting: salary:
state age. experience. Box 7OS, Suite
1900. Times Bldg. New York
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
Fifth Avenue. New York frm desires
women to sell fall dresses, coats, suits, lin
gerle. Advertised: Vogue. Mademoiselle
GOOD commissions. Write for sample book
York
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SUPERVISOR

SUPERVISOR
OF HOUSEKEEPING DEPT
MUST BE ACTIVE AND ON
THE ALERT, PREFERABLY
ONE EXPERIENCED IN d.
RECT1NG AND TRAINING
PEOPLE. APPLY EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE, 4th FLOOR,
LA N SBURGH'S DEPT.
STORE.
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AIRCRAFT MECHANICS

Crew chief, mechanics and maintenance
men. Large Eastern aircraft company re-
cures men at once for military aircraft
manufacture. Excellent pay and oppor-
tunities. Write full particulars to Boz
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.


GERMAN, every day, political. economic
LEGAL terminology Preparation for uni
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groups. TRANSACTIONS. University expert
ence. Box 373-C, Star.
QUICK review course in shorthand type
writing, bookkeeping, calculating machines
New classes now starting. Enroll al BOYD
SCHOOL. 1888 F st. MA. 1898.
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE, by Russian naval
officer Call RE. 2s72. preferably 5 to
I pm, 2ss
LEARN TYPEWRIT1NG for defense. SIS
per month; instructor A. B. degree; be-
glnner course 3 mos, informed ate course
mos: letter and speed review mo,
STENOTYPE INSTITUTE OF WASHING
TON. Albee Building. Ma $500.
CIVIL SERVICE Courses. .ate editions many
Kinds. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 Ma. 1898
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED MEN and
women; positions everywhere in hotels.
clubs. Government food. housing. reerea-
ton. Resident classes--or study in spare
time at home. Placement service free Of
extra charge. Free book tells how you can
qualify. Phone. call or write LEWIS HO-
TEL TRAINING SCHOOLS. Desk L."
Washington t26th year,.
ASST. STATISTICAL CLERK.
COMPLETE HOME STUDY COURSE, ST
HECHT'S LIBRARY. 7th 8, r. BRENTANCS.
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YOUNG MAN,

Intelligent. about Is. as assistant to
shipping clerk. Good starting salarly. with
rapid advancement. Permanent. Apply
Mr.. Haley,
BEST & CO..
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MAN, EITHER WHITE
OR COLORED. HANDY.

Porter and assistant to building enri-
neer; must know how to use tools. be active
and have good references Hours. 6:I5
m TO $50 pm Write Box 1865. Star
state age. experience and salary expected
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statesmen, ATTENTION

Increased demand requires more help
Our line is not much affected by nationa
defense. Steady, work. good pay for full
am, b13 x St n n y" w 4 L
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SEE MISS WHITE.
BOYD EMPLOYMENT
1893 r ST NV (Est Ok YeorSA


FEMALE DEPT. MISS YOUNG.
stenos iNE seetion5D: Des; $50 Sae wx. up4 ms'
Stenog.. dr.'s asst. $50 wk
Stenog.. BY day or wk. S5 and Sc day
sstenoss' begs. and exper. uOt, S25-
Bookkeeper, exper. S3o-s35 wk.
Bkpr. Mach. Opr., $30-$35 wk.
Teletype cashier S25 wk.
rEDDiIs TrEDists o.. 90 ;s eSper sa5;sa5 wk.
wk. up.
rrmHnE Mi: Hsasi bHsr. RGSm Miss soa REED
RECEPT1ONIsTs 1s), $2o-s25
Wk. up.
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c'shfai MALE s|sr6i BEr4 II t.nas Mss I, bAY 9n's
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EXECUTIVE, age 40-45. expr.
purchasing foods, etc., $30O-$40O
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TsnIats TsshisF' sSoess5s sSoes; s13o r. mo.
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Meat Cutters (male-female)
$30-$40 wk.
Grocery clerks. S30-S4O wk.
Lubrica tion men,, S25-S35 wk.
Boys, high school grads $50 wk
RESTAURANT DEPT, MISS EAST,
Hostesses, restaurant. S22 so wk.
Nursemaids go. S75 mo. plus.
Cashier restaurant. S75 mo up,
Counterman, .short-order cook. second
COOKS needed daily; good salaries.
Dr; and dental assts..- good salaries.
NEED 50-75 new applicants daily. NO
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PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1871 st. Est. q YrsD MA. 2114
DOMESTIC.
RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Has these Jobs open Gen. houseworker
LOT eXper. workers and mothers helpers,
S7-Sl5 wk. Dishwashing for men and
women; 10 waitresses, light complexioned
Evening star., 1942-07-26

DANCING TEACHERS.
Arthur Murray is ready to start new
80 preferred: no experience necessary
appointment '' Aoi
Evening star., 1942-07-26

RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Has these Jobs open Gen. houseworker
for -exper. workers and mothers helpers
S7-Sl5 wk. Dishwashing for men and
women; 10 mattresses, light complexioned
Xl3. 5O. Wk 1877 II 1th st. Nv
Evening star., 1942-07-26

AUTO MECHANIC, $50 wK
Must be all-round expert Lifetime op-
portunity man taking personal intero st
with owner; ref. S.W. Auto Works, 412
11th St s.w.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS,
For large Ford dealer good pay, excel
lent working conditions, ample work. See
Mr.. Brown, Hill 4 Tibbetts, lila Ver-
Evening star., 1942-07-26

ABB Conn. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

NURSEMAID--Refined colored maid for g
year -old child; must be experienced and
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DJJ QOoS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
ing smile

1 STOOD there at the front door,
! my fingers still on the han
die The taxi driver stood on
the steps We both stared at
each other guardedly
For me it was quite mo-
mont At last ! was face 70 face
with the man who had come 10
be- the very embodiment of the
mystery at Fallowfield Stand
ing there IN front Of me was
the man whom Cobb and his en-
the f1r.c Of policemen were
h.HtuE
felt the way a rabid butter
fly catcher must feel when the
rarcst and most exotic of all
specimens alights at his very
feet There was tingling excite
ment coupled with sheer terror
lest the prize might still elude
me- Because, this time, / couldn't
let Albert Williams escape. Some
how / had TO lure nm into the
house and keep him there until
l could get in touch with Cobb
Whatever happened, had to
move warily. The least sign of
suspicion, the least show of ex.
cess eagerness - and Albert Will
liams might spread his fabulous
wings and skim away before 1
could encircle him with my net
He was the one who spoke
first. He said in a hoarse, rather
hclligcrcnt voice:
You got TO fix me up, Doc. l
can't take this pam any longer.
It's my hands Burns"
/ looked at him, a small, bed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

burnt hands.
| went 10 one of the drug
closets for some fannie acid AS
/ came back with il, said.
How did you happen To burn
yourself ?"
He Shrugged thin shoulders.
/ took a chance then. AS /
started to apply the fannie acid,
/ said: There was a car that
burned up over Stark Hill way.
/ suppose that wasn't yours ,"
Very sharply he said: What if
it vas"
"Oh, nothing / just wondered.
1t was an accident, I guess ,"
Accident" He spat the word
back at me. ! looked up from his
hands His little eyes were rather
frightening now because there
was so much hatred in them
hatred which seemed to take pos
session of all of him and which
was too extreme TO be entirely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

His upper lip curled back
showing his teeth. IL wasn't a
smile. Il was regular taxi
driver in New York City once,
working on a regular job. They
fixed that. Then when all that
was through | managed 10 buy
myself "A secondhand taxi and
work a little town upstate on my
-nwn- Wasn't doing SO bad. but
that taxi was the only thing l
had, see Now l had 10 burn the
taxi, the one thing l got on
account Of Them.
II is hard TO give an impress
sion Of the savage spite that
shook his little body as he re.
fcrred 20 Them. -" I was pretty
sure then that-f had a very TN
stable character on my hands -
someone more than capable Of
committing almost any outrage to
-aYenge- real or imaginary wrongs
inflicted on him by Them" And
| had. Of course, very shrewd
suspicion as TO who They" were.
I had been amazed at first
when tRIs vindictive story had
started 10 pour out. But l was
amazed no longer. because l real
lied that Albert Williams had
reached point in his hatred
where it had become more i'm
portant than anything else.
Whether or not was connected
with the police, whether or not
I suspected him of murder and
attempted murder were things
Continued on Page 14D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
RED
What Did the Toxi Driver. Triple Murder
Suspect. Mean by Saying Thof He
Had to Burn His Toxi and by
His Strange Remark About
Getting Up on Tho+ Lodder?"@

DAY before yesterday, Doc.
He paused and then smiled
strange, pale smile. Happened
quite late at night. Matter Of
fact, l came right over then 10
have you fix 'em up. I'd seen
the sign outside your door earlier
But-well, it was kind of late.
I hung around. but / figured
] better not disturb you. So"
the smile became a sort of watery
grin-"so l spent the night in
your barn"
l was surprised that he had
come right out and told me that.
Surprised but satisfied too. For
| knew definitely now why he
had made that curious trail
across country 10 my back door
why he had stood there outside
Dawn's bedroom window, smok-
ing cigarette after cigarette.
1t had been simply this de-
sire to have a doctor fix his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

ragged figure in-an overcoat
that was too large for him and
grimy white gloves. So that then
was the explanation Of the white
gloves which had seemed so sin
lister when Dawn described him
to me.
He had burned his hands.
How? BY setting fire 10 the
taxi?
Trying TO seem like an ordi-
nary doctor confronted with a
rather .unwanted patient, / said:
ITS kind of late, you know Way
past office hours"
But you got to-" The beady
little eyes were imploring
Please, Doc
"Okay," l said. Come in"
He moved up the steps. Every
nerve in my body seemed ready
to take a jump He came into
the hall. shut the door behind
him. my hand unsteady with ex-
hiIaration.
Caught
This way" ! said, turning
away from him into the patients
waiting room My Office IS
right through here
| had 10 turn ON lights be
cause everything had been fixed
for the night He shuffled after
me, pausing in the dark while
fumblcd with the switch and then
blinking at the light and follow
ing me like little dog through
TO the office.
Does he know Of my counec-
ton with the police? That was
the question that doomed large
in my thoughts. If he did things
would be much harder And
surely he must at least have his
suspicious. Because Dawn had
told him about the wire and
that. in itself showed l knew
Norma's death had not been ac-
cidental
And yet. II he knew how close
was my tie-up with the In
spector, surely he would never
have dared approach me like this
burnt hands or no burnt hands
4 FOUND the light in the office
l took off my Jacket and
slipped into n white coat. turned
10 look AT him He was standing
with his back o. Tho cur'anci
window II II hadn't been for
the grotcsquc chanccgof the uis.
shapcn lip. he would have seemed
like any OF a million other small
humble men overwhelmed by ufc
So harmless. And yet I rcmcm
bered photographs ! had seen of
murderers They often seemed
TO be like that timid wisps of
men with too much anger in them
Well" | said. take off your
overcoat and I'll have "A look at
the hands
His eyes slid 10 the door III
keep my coat on" Then. eau
tiously, his mouth under the
crooked upper lip twitchinG with
pain, he started pecling off the
gloves. Here, Doc" He held
out his hands. You can fix EN-,
can't you? Fix 'em so there won't
be no more pain p"
l took hold Of his little wrists
and looked at the hands. They
were in pretty bad shape The
skin on both of them was bhst-
cred and scorched
No wonder you've had pain.
! said.
It's been something terrible,
Doc"
Happened quite some time
ago, didn't il? You should have
had them attended to earlier" !
looked up at his face and then.
as if his appearance had only
just registered l said casually:
Weren't you here yesterday eve
ming? My daughter said some
thing about patient.
Sure. l came" He watched
me, his tongue sliding out be-
tween his teeth. You weren't
here an l didn't have time TO
wait. Had to scram."
Had TO scram in order 10 keep
an appointment numbering
Karen. thought grmly. ! was
more than conscious of the fan
tasy of a situation in which l
had TO treat this man as a rou-
tine patient and pretend l knew
nothing about him.
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Continued from Page 81

bordered on the SNUG Might
have guessed it, That's just one
more thing against him, and it
won't be long before we get
him." He paused and then
added patronizingly: "I'll let you
\ know as soon as he's in custody,
y Westlake."
He rang off then.
| felt jittery and impatient.
Dinner time came, and, after din
ncr, another quietly savage back
CANNON game with BawnE-Bttt
still no telephone call from Cobb.
Apparently. the taxi driver had
been harder to pick up than the
Inspector had anticipated.
Eventually Dawn's bedtime
came. ! shooed her upstairs and
settled down for a nightcap in
front Of the fire was still ex-
pecting TO hear from Cobb.
certainly didn't expect what
| got.
don't know exactly what time
IT was but quite a long while
after Dawn had been relegated
10 her bed, she appeared again.
She came running breathlessly
intoQhe living-room, entirely en-
veloped In a capacious pair of
striped pajamas which were de-
signed with long range vision to
carry her through the following
year. Hamish, came bumbling
slccply after her.
Listen" l began, what do
you think you H.. ?"
Daddy. / had 20 come down"
Dawn was looking excited and
important and out Of breath. Il
had 10 come because ! thought
you'd want TO know that the
patient came back"
Patient"
Yes the funny patient with
the white gloves and the lip"
stared incredulously.
I've seen him" went on Dawn
tempestuously, from the win
dow He's standing there under
the porch lights right out there
IN front OF the front door Sort
OF wondering whether or not 20
come in. You better hurry and
open the door or he may 20 away
again
didn't need that advice, of
course. While she was still speak
.ug. I made dash for the hall.
.e Ny thoughts Wcrc sAyirling
and somehow. IN there with the
other things was "A sense of tri-
lmph cobb had smugly an
uoipatcd an arrest He had
bowed me out The taxi driver
Was going 10 have been his own
prize bird
Now as before, the prize bird
had flown into my own front
yard
l went to the door. pulled
1t open
4 man was standing on the
steps He started, made a move
AS # 10 run away and then held
his ground
| stared al ham with the sort
'of lrcd fascination with which
ono might look at a unicorn
startlingly exhibited at a ZOO
logical gardens.
Because Albert Williams was
IN almost legendary figure, a
legendary man Of terror with
three murders and one attempted
murder 10 his credit
Ana yet although his general
appearance tailed with the
description Norma had given, h.
lacked about all of the legends
sinister stature
As he stood there under the fan
light Of the porch, that allegedly
triple murderer looked, if any
thing. rather forlorn \ small,
lowdy man in an old gray coat
and wearing very dirty white
gloves
4 little man with beady eyes.
small feet, a cunously misshapen
upper lip probably caused by
some accident in youth A lip
which was drawn backward now
IN an awkward. almost ingratiat-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
, Heroes
Macarthur Gives Medals
TO z Officers. Private

MELBOURNE, Australia, June
Is (INS).-Two Americans have
been awarded soldiers medals by
Gen. Douglas Macarthur for saw
ing men from flying boat that
crashed in shark infested waters
it was announced today, while a
flier who shot down his seventh
plane won a silver star.
First Lieut.. Edward Hubbard oil
Peterboro, N. H., twice re-entered
the almost-submefged cabin OF the
sinking flying boat to rescue two
passengers, his citation said.
Pvt. Woodrow Ravenscroft OF
Greenfield, o., saved two others
from the same ship. before at
tempting TO escape he released O
soldier who was pinned in the
cabin, and rescued an unconscious
soldier who slipped Stewards from
the planes wings, dragging
Ravenscroft with him.
The silver star went TO Lieut.
Andrew Reynolds, Seminole, Okla.
who shot down two japanese
bombers and a Zero fighter al
Darwin, bringing his total to sever
including three ZeroS and a Mes.
serschmitt at Java.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
Body Found in River
Identified by Cards

A post norton was TO be con-
Quoted today on body, tentatively
identified as that of Jose Moore
Remos, found in the Detroit River
near the Belle Isle boat house by
harbor master police.
This name was on two cards
found on the body. However
neither card gave an address. The
dead man was described as about
Is years old. 5 foot z inches, 15O
pounds, black hair and blue eyes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-15
laps Believed
Fading in Pacific

NEW YORK, June Is (INS).-
American filters in the Battle OF
Midway etched on the japanese
consciousness in letters of fire a
realization that their sun is setting
in the Pacific"
This tribute to the heroes of
Midway - and grim warning to
Japan, was given by General
Delos c. Emmons,. commander OF
the Hawaiian department, in the
e e V EN- tn army hour" radio
broadcast produced by the wal
department.
Speaking from Honolulu ito tn