davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-11-14

surface dry. If rust is extremely
heavy, apply the liquid and rub
briskly with steel WOOL If rust does
not disappear completely with the
first application repeat until all is
gone. The surface must be kept wet
while working.
This remover can be used for
metals inside or outside the house.
1t is not inflammable and contains
no acids injurious to a normal skin.
1t comes in Is and so cent and larger
bottles.
Evening star., 1942-11-14

of 1s41 Title I loans reported fol
insurance totaled $238, ,000,664.
Since the start Of the FHA pro-
gram in June, 1884, a total OF
4,067,141 loans aggregating $1,661,-
044,179 have been insured under
Title I. OF this amount approx
mately $1,250,00o,00o has been re-
Daid
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23

candidate school at Miami Beach,
Fla, and haze -haen-een4444is
second lieutenantS. They now will
be assigned to administrative and
supply operations in the AAF and
are: Second Its. Hiram j. johnson,
532 Chalmers avenue; Judd Polk,
4O25 Virginia Park; Ward G..
GoOdale, 2S9 Monterey; Stanley
VI. Hoffman, l416 Burllngame
lstreet; Winston A. Hamilton, l5S09
Kentucky avenue; Victor L..
kuzyk, 17400 Ryan road; James 4.
Mcclure Sr.. 1900 Lakeview ave-
nue., Richard X. Moore, $685. Lit
tlefield Harry T.. Bobbitt. 505S
Oregon: Nathan Fink, 266l TUX
edo avenue; Richard W. Cavell,
1880 Rutland avenue; Nathan
sharon. 1880 Dexter avenue; Ed
ward j. ChrabowslSi, 1885 Wallace
fStreet; Peyton 4. MillhenCh, 1880
kentfield avenue; LaNerne NJ.
Fahringer, 1866 GilchriSt street
William +. SaulSon, 1884 Broad
street; Burnettc +. stephenson Jr.,
l3l Longfellow avenue; Leslie L.
Fleisher, 2539 Pingree avenue,
James l.. Meredith. 1920 West Chi
IcagO boulevard; William G.. Cruik-
shank, 22S East Grand boulevard:
Elmer Raskin, 1886 Normandy
Gilbert Davis, 1853 Lee place: Sey-
mour !. Caplan, 1875 Warrington
road, LOreto \. IOLyi. liOO1 Park
grove; John II. PAUL Jr., f142
BurlIngame avenue; Norbert J..
Neumann, l026S East Outer drive.
Erving Klein, 1S035 Wildemere
avenue, and Manning {. Hath
away, l225 Harding avenue.
Others from Michigan: Henry
j. Miarka, 12043 Sobiski street
llamtramCk. Hubert 4. C0rteVilr,
l4lO Bedford road. Crosse Pmntc
Park; Robert VI. Pratt. 352 Merri-
weather avenue, Crosse PointC
Farms; harles r.. Cresvell
Ecorse; Robert VI. Nelson. Royal
Oak; Norman V. Lincoln. Ashton
Robert r. Plasters. Milan; Jacl,
+. Ellis, Corunna. Edward -.
Horton, Worthwhile: Donald 4.
Simmon, Holt; Kenneth 4. Neil
sen. Stambaugh; Luther ID. Mills,
OScoda; Wayne ID. Evans, Mar
lctte
Aviation Cadet Bernardo. Wei
ton D15O ColN,pr, aVo,,t, HOS
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23
Hope Of Commissions
For Civilians Fades
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, Dec. %
Chances that any one can be COM
missioned directly from civilian
life into the army have grown so
slight as 10 be almost non-cNlstent.
the war department said today,
for the information of more than
100000 civilians whose apphca-
tionS for commissions are on file
here.
II was stated officially that the
officer candidate schools, with stu
dents drawn from the enlisted and
drafted ranks, are now producing
the highest type of officer ma
terial in all fields as rapidly as the
army can absorb them even at its
present tremendous rate OF growth.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23
WHAT DIFFERENCES

But. after aIl what difference
did ~ MAKE in way % She would
never have gone back 20 thCl
house unless. II She bad sold H.
u might have been necessary ia
Co JUST for "a few hours. But no"
II was rot there amy more than
Jim was there.
suppose he were stan there .
Suppose the t7>t TWO years could
+Frft t-drK. and fC were StIil there -
Why thcn. she would give the
-=-Fr=+=,7ii-f fftiFsitttr-f ffI ff1C operator
ana
Why might she not ask Tor that
number even now ? OF course, It
was gone bu' lt would do no
harm for hcr 10 ask for 1t. Shc
feft swift impulse 90 do thls
absurd yes, She told herself, This
crazy ta.nE
CY0, -.ug ihL room She -LLnpIip--.
INTO The chair by the table on
Whlch the telephone stood. Re-
MOVING .ho receiver from the hook.
she asked for 3l3Z Dalton, Conncc-
-t.p,lt. she heard the hete4 switch
board operator repeat the number.
There was a buzling sound, then
a woman voice sand
There's yuur number, Madam.
Go ahead
Some one else must have their
number, she thought wildly or.
perhaps The operator had made
"a mistake She must say some
thing.
Is this Dalton Sis2e - she
quayCrcd
Yes" II was only a low
mmoSyllablc But she heard IT,
Then Are you there p she
whispered
Eyes" the same voice, with a
happy catch in 1t. I'm here, but
I'll soon be there"
The woman glipped the edge Of
the table 10 steady herself as she
muTmured-''HoW soon p
In two hours, was the
prompt answer. THAT will be
at 10 O'clock"
Jim" her voice was 50
hoarSe that she Wondered If il
was audible, Jim"
There was -no-anSweF. Only 4
heavy silence. Yet that had been
jimS voice. Two hours, he had
said. Ten o'clock
Her head reeled. She must lie
down. Was she losing her mind?
But no-that had been Jim talk
ing 10 her-Jim Jim
She reached .the-hed~ehti- sank
weakly upon it. closing her eyes.
Tie next morning, when the
chambermaid entered the room.
Anne Bruce was still lying on the
outside Of the bed The physician.
hastily summoned by the hotel
manager, said the woman had
been dead at least l. hours.
"She must have died about
10 o'clock last night" he afl
frmed.
Checking up on what was due
on the hotel room. the office found
no item except the rent for one
night There were no extras
not even a telephone call.
The switchboard operator re-
ported that Mrs. Bruce had not
used h-r telephone since her ar
rival late yesterday afternoon.
T Orrow'> short story:
Christmas Lure by wanda
Hoo
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23
Would Gust Red Teachers
Sp-riaI 90 III nIIROIT TIMrs

NEW YORK. Dec. 23. - Re
moval of all Communists from
teaching positions IN the Now
York school system was urged
today by the American Education
Association.
- IL. ~ L u. - = ~
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23
JOURNEY TIRING

On CttIUT years. TIT JOuTHry TldQ
not wearied her like this, she
unused. But then She had been re-
turning 10 her husband and then
home.
She almost smiled as She re-
viewed her unyarXlng method OF
announcing her arrival to Jim, and
his method Of receiving II. II had
been a silly ritual known TO no
body but themselves. They had
been amused when. in England, on
their honeymoon, they had heard
over the telephone the British
equivalent of the American
-fisf10-. KTe you There :?
Since then, as a Joke, She would
always use this phrase in telephon-
ing her husband when she reached
New York after her western visit.
She would picture him al his desk
IN his study, trying 10 concentrate
on his writing, yet knowing that
this was the date on which she
would probably reach her hotel and
send for him.
To her-"Are YOU there ," his
answer was always the same
Yes, I'm here-but I'll soon
be there"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23

completed his
primary flight
training al the
Colcnan. Tex.
flying SC h o ol.
and now moves
10 q b a : i c
school 10 learn
TO handle faster
and more pow
erful ships of
tho air.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23

fuses take me in So WHAT There be others. NV
family: lmpos,be-all beng watched My friends
Mavbc
George weighed his friends, after another. They
were probably attending TO their work or ussng with
ncal they could have the tantcSt mixing of how fear
fully they were being weighed at yhst moment. In the
end George found four who passed the test i must nor
go item myself he thought Someone else must go
my place
Suddenly familiar face came back TO him-Paul
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23

Z FORCE GAZTD ACROSS rhc park in the direction
" Iuedgrabe had gone lie was IN the clutch of an
attack OF fear, as sudden and Wild in rhat first hour
when he had covered the edge of the Nchotcn Com
cenuauon Camp among the willow bushes. Inc attack
passed and he was calm again. Moving away from the
bench George thought I'll have to start all again
and reason everything. To begin with, shall really
Try Get ni this town " hat food
tN to get over the border without help would mean
TO court capture thousand times Al right eih re-
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23

Roeder They had been school ehums, inseparabe untl
other thoughts, other friendships had come 10 rule
Georges tc. George clambered a street Paul
lived at Brunncngasse - Neuher blows nor kicks had
been able dsodge that knowledge or the name OF
Paul's wife: Licscl.
Nearing his goal, George got on the car and walked
quickly and sureln,witheHt turning around. lie
reached Pluls house and put his thumb the doorbel
Not even in Wcshoicn had he been seized with
poignant feeling of homeschness. lie withdrew his
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23

Five Detroit CNDET WILTON
ors have been added 10 the rolls
oI the Camp Murphy, Fla. signal
corps school for specialized train
nC. having shown well IN apti-
tudc tests. They are Tch. Cpl>.
Dcryle X. Case, 5226 Lincoln avo-
nue. Ralph J. Banner, 16tt Mont
calm street Pascal L. Narfield,
Tl62 Mackay avenucA Pfc. Jules
LcClair. 1925 Dexter boulevard.
and Pvt. Thomas +. Deylin, 2625
Central avenue
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23
SEEMS FOOLISH

How foolish il would seem 10 an
outsider-thiS ridiculous exchange
of greetings, Yet for years II
had been the preliminary To their
holiday celebration. Three days
before Christmas they used 10 re-
turn 10 their dear home IN the
country
Anne sat up with a start There
was no home there now Even thai
was gone,
Was il only two years ago TO
night that she had telcphoned e
her husband from this very hotel
yes. from this very room? Sh'
closed her eyes again and once
more recalled the vision she uSeC
10 have Of him as she waited fol
him TO answer her call.
His telephone would ring h'
would snatch the receiver from II,
hook for he knew that she woulC
be calling him either tonight o.
tomorrow.
II she were 10 call now We're Il
give the old familiar number
what would happen?
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23
No SUCH NUMBER

or course she knew how il
would be-. There would be q Sl-
lence. Then tho operator IN Con
necucut would tell the New York
operator that there was no such
number. and The New York oper-
ator would repeat the sentence 10
the listening woman
II am SORRY, Madam, she
Vouid say, but there j. no such
number
Naturally fhero Was no such
number now And 'tere was no
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23

the sout h ern
theater of MaL.
is spending Il
nine days leave
with his par
entsr A4af fHel
Mrs. Max lEOT-
tiosh.
T h hirty De
troiterS h a Y T.
just been grad
uated from the
A A + officers
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23

1t John r. Begg. 2ll Midland
avenue highland Park. has been
appointed medical supply officer
a1 The new army air force ad.
yanccd llyIng school at AltuS.
okla.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23
"A From Detroit
Finish WAAC,
Course in Iowa
Service Notes

CONTINUED from Page 2251
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23

recently has been on duty in
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-23
AVIATION Cadet Bernard~G. wei

Ion, 255O Calvert avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
POWER OF OPA CITED

II the council group does not
produce recommendations salts
factory 10 Henderson and shows
inability 10 cope with the local
problem. Henderson representa-
tlveS VIII likely take over here
after so days. Tho OPA has power
10 enforce ItS rulings through The
federal courts and under terms
of the price control act passed
early this year by Congress
The subcommittee also VIII con-
slider asking Governor Van Wag-
oner 10 call a special session of
the Legislature 10 pass enabling
legislation which would empower
the Detroit Common Council 10
pass rent control measures.
The subcommittee. appointed by
Edwards. includes Hall Patrick Y.
Mcnamara, vice president OF the
Detroit and Wayne County Fed
GRAFTON of Labor; WttlIum G.
IiaineS of the Equitable Trust
Company; Michael J Manning.
president, Local Ia. UAW-CIO.
Henry $. johnson Of Seldom and
johnson and State Senator Charles
&c. DlCgS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Hey, Hitler!
We're Here Cry Michigan
Youths in Ireland

LONDON, March 5.-Two ac-
tion-cravIng Michigan youths
doughboys shifted here
from North Ireland-paced the
reStleSsly today, predict
ing that when Hitler hears we've
arrived, it Will be Katy bar the
door
The youths. members of troops
TO be stationed in England as a
headquarters detachment, were
Michael CeSaro Jr., %, Of 1852
Clemens avenue. Detroit, and Earl
Lanctot s->of Calumet. Cesaro' $
parents said he notified them oil
his departure about three weeks
ago.
Both boys expressed diSappoint
ment when told the luftwafft
hadn't raided London since Nav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

House ways and means committee
recalled Randolph Paul. tax adj
visor to Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau, for further explana-
ton of the departments $780,
100000 record victory tax bill.
MORE HIDDEN TAXES
Attaches of the joint committee
indicated that instead of such
steep individual income tax in
creases-double or more In lower
and middle brackets-they would
propose a great broadening of the
excise or hidden levies.
These imposts are, to all intent
and purpose, sales tax on special
commodities-such as beer, liquor
and gasoline. If enough commo-
dities are included in the list the
effect is that of a general sales
tax. with some articles exempt,
such as food and clothing.
The treasury, however, In its
formal tax proposals, urged the
inclusion in the excise tax field
of only three new commodities
candy, chewing gum and soft
drinks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
AEF i'm London
Asks for Action
Soldiers Settled in Club Near Park
Complain Of Weak Beer, Weather
BY WILLIAM II. DICKINSON
United Prr,S stan correspondent

LONDON, March >. 80 Weak
beer. bleak winter weather and a
conspicuous absence OF orange.
lemons and eggs drew mild com
plants today from hundreds oil
newly arrived American troops as
they settled down tor an expected
long stay
The soldiers made themselves
comfortable IN their club build
ING quarters overlooking a famous
London park and seemed satisfied
with their new assignment.
Some SAID they were di>ap-
pointed that there were no Ger
man air raids ITO pep things up
and d few SAID they would rather
JOIN Gen. Douglas Macarthur IS
Philippine defenders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Jap Gums Inn Graves
MacArthurs Soldiers Find Innocent Looking
Mounds Containing 75's and Ammunition
By FRANK HEWLETT
Inll-a Pr, sian onrrr.nnnd.nt

WITH & EEER Al NACAR-
.THt r : ARMY ~ Til. PHILIP.
PINES, March 3 -edelayed4-,Fhe
Americans discovered today that
innocent looking graves rover
entity and nca'l} fenced of b. the
japanese were caches oi guns and
shells.
The Americans had boon treat
INK the grave, respectfully until q
japanese soldier, who surrendered
told hi> Captor> they should CA
anime all such mounds,
Twelve graves Wcrc opened In
an-afca where japanese spear
head recently had been uIppod.
In one grave was 70 body. In The
other II were war maicrel The
find included three = miumctcr
guns TWO SIS and more than 1000
rounds Of ammunition, several
combination telephone and tcic-
graph sets. fto rolls OF field wire
and similar matcr.cl.
( The engineers. who seem 10 have
more fun IN this war than any
0t1Cr group. are telling "a story
these days about a scout Private
Baucl whose mark uan>hlp Wa~
terrible until he tried .h'N ann on
moving target. Then u was
about perfect.
Barucl was cleaning UP after q
day OF road building when Eo saw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
.FB| Traps 8
In Alien Raids

NEW YORK. March ; GNS).-
In one OF the largest roundups Of
Axis nationals yet staged in New
York, government agents and local
police seized 81 enemy aliens and
a truckload Of contraband in
Swiftly-cxecuted raids in the
metropolitan area. the FBT dis
closed today. Center of the drive
was Yorkville, New York'S German
community.
The Yorkville contraband in
,cluded a powerful short wave
ltransmitter and receiver, 80 short
wave receiving sets, a number OF
cameras. arms. ammunition and Z
bust Of Adolf Hitler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Toxic Claims
2Wdrships Sunk

TOXIC, March : (by officia
japanese wireless GNSt Ar
official CommuniQue claimed toda,
that japanese naval forces haC
sunk the British destroyer Strong
hold south of Java.
THE Stronghold is 905-ton
vessel with Il complement Of %
officers and men according 10
James Fighting Shops
japanese imperial headquarters
also claimed that thr United
States gunboat Ashcyille was sunk
Tuesday.
The AShcvlllo IS listed as
vessel Of 20 tons built IN 1918
and carrying 1S5 officers and
ucnO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Tax Rush On

To accommodate the final rush
of citizens filing their income tax
returns. the office of collector OF
internal revenue will remain open
from s a. m. to $50 p. m. today
and tomorrow and from 8 a. m. to
/ 80 p. m. Saturday.
During the final week before the
March Is deadline, the office Will
be open until $50 p. m.
Gerald A. Evans, assistant coll
lector of internal revenue, sug-
gested that the best way to avoid
large crowds was TO appear during
the early morning or after 8 IN
the afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
City TO Enforce
Rent Freezing
Continued from Page Onc)

Continued from Page Onc)
index now stands AT 1884, only a
tbree-point increase since De
cember, 1897.
'You have, in effect. sci rent
ceiling A. of December, 1854
rental index Of depression
year"
Hall said the average Wayne
County worker earned -. per cent
more pay in 1911 than in 1897.
Realtors at the hearing pro-
tested the April ! date SGT tor tho
rent ceiling. 1t was pointed out
that many operators hut been
compelled 20 charge increased
rents since that date 10 Compcn-
safe for increased maintenance
costs, but that "a minority Of rent
eougerS had boosted their rents
prior 10 April
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
BURDEN on LANDLORDS

Hofstra conceded that under
Hendcrson'S orders. landlords
would not be prohibited from rai~-
ing rents, but that the burden
OF proving necessity VIII rest on
the landlords
He agreed readily 10 tho SuE-
gcstIon Of Councilman George Id
wards that a Subcommittee boz APP
pointed TO Investigate The local
rent picture and make recon-
mcndationS 10 Henderson on "a far
ceiling date.
THE office Of Price Admin
lStration will he glad II any com
munity can handle it, own rent
control problems, following the
aims, OF course, Of the price con
troll act" HOfStra added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
FIRES RAGING

Fires ragged in key areas all
over the island and explosions
echoed through the mountains as
Dutch demolition squads ignited
or dynamited installations and
supplies which the japanese could
use.
United States artillery was re-
ported still in action on one sector
under Lieut.. Col. T. S. Tharp and
British and Australian guns
blasted japanese troops as they
moved up.
Al Dutch commanding officers
had orders 10 fight 10 the end, in
single units if they were unable TO
maintain lalson with main troop
bodies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
GRAND RAPIDS MAN

Captain Curtis. whose home +
in Grand Rapids. came 10 Fort
Custer IN October when the In
duction Station was moved from
Detroit. He began active duty IN
April. 1870 when he Joined the
Michigan Recruiting office. and IN
October OF that year, ne became
the first induction officer for
Michigan
Captain Curtis studied for a
year and q half at the University
Of Michigan. and continued his
studies IN architectural designing
al Paris and IN Dusseldorf, Ger
many.
The fourth officer 10 receive
transfer orders was Capt. II. y.
Kwckkcboom, staff officer IN
charge Of supply, also sent 20
kilccn, Tex. He was formerly
connected with the city welfare
department al ShchoyEan Wis,
and has been on active duty here
since the opening OF the Center
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
JAPS PUSH on

Dutch and other allied troops
are fighting hcroically, the COM
munlque said, against the Japa-
neSe. including the enemy light,
mobile advance units which con-
tInuc inhltration across plantations
and through jungle.
Two japanese bombing planes
were destroyed and two more
probably destroyed out OF a feet
of six which bombed Banding
today
British Hurricane fighters raided
IA Japanese occupied airdrome at
.KalIdjati. shot down an enemy
Mayo plane, damaged another
and machine-gunned several Japa-
.ncSe planes on the field.
Two Hurricanes were lost but
their pilots escaped, one slightly
wounded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Detroiter EnIists
In Army al Custer

FORT CUSTER. March 5 Re
cruiting officers AT Fort Custer an
nounccd today that Andrew Cos
ner. son OF MIR. and Mrs. John
CoSncr. S0J5 WykcS street De-
trolt. had enlisted IN tho army
The other recruit was Walter H.
)Squier. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
'Squlcr OF Buchanan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
EAGER FOR ACTION

They were all eager for action
on the theory thai the sooner they
had a crack AZ The Germans the
sooner they would be- home
Many OF the soldiers. here as q
detachment, spent
last evening IN tho west end night
club area, mIngiInG with warmly
welcoming crowds. going 10 the
movies and samphng the British
beer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Five Java Cities
Fall Despite
Fierce Defense
Japs Attack Under Cover
Of Dive Bombers, Tanks;
Pincers Peril Batavia

Continued from Page One)
said. establishment of regular
front II impossible and II il diff
ficult Ia give a clear review of
the situation. On the whole, the
japanese have numerical superb
GRITTY ESTIMATED al $1,000 mem
and are advancing steadily de
spite the heroic and courageous
resistance Of our troops"
The japanese landed addi-
tional rcinforcemcntS on Java
today, international News Serv-
ice SaldJ
Dutch. American and British
forces were fighting dcS-
perately and hcrOlcally according
10 today'S war cOmmuniquc, and
British Hurricane fighters even
struck back al an enemy-oCcupled
destroying d number OF
planes
Throughout the island Dutch
troops and the American British
ant Australian forces IN their sup.
port, including a Texas artillery
unit, are fighting a raging battle
against the numerically superior
enemy forces, the communique
reported.
The communique revealed that
the Japanese had raldcd TjIlitjar
on the south coaSt-a port whose
strategic importance had increased
immeasurably because it is tho
last harbor at which reinforce.
mcntS might be diSembarked IN
comparative safety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Detroit Engineer Assigned
limo. staff Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, March 8
Lieut.. Robert 3. Wood, 1924
Salens. Detroit, was one of the SIX
Fort Custer engineer officers to-
day assigned TO duty as staff and
faculty officers of the Engineer
School. Fort Bclvoir, Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Congress Ba|ks
At Income Levy;
Backs Sales Tax
House Group Studies
Boost on Beer, Gas;
Would Widen Scope
By GRIFFING BANCROFT

init News NerNice Stan torresP"ndeht
WASHINGTON, March 5.-ln-
formed legislative tax sources SAID
today that the joint congressional
revenue committee soon will rec
ommend a virtual general sales
tax" and will oppose the treas
ury's suggestion for heavy in
creases in personal income levies.
The prediction came as the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

war on. Everybody seems un-
concerned"
The boys were impressed by tho
however.
I'VE didn't realize il would he
a. black a. this" said Pvt. Will
liam kutcrt, also of Grand
Rapids.
Other Grand Rapids mon here
are Earl Williams and Pau
StTCctrg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
WHAT: NO GAS MASKS

PVT. Gerry Clacson Of Crane
Mich. was surprised that
many Londoners did not bother tc
carry gas masks.
I'VE thought things would he
much grimmer here" he said.
Its hard to believe there j.