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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-18
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-18
WPB Restricts All
License Plates

WASHINGTON March 18-dUP1
State and local governments We're
r~zh.1ited today fgem using add
Ieaal materials for auto license
plates except for small date tabs
To be attached &c previous plates.
licenses for new registrants and re
placement plates
Tie va production beard an
nauneed tnat on!.s 10 per- cent CT
IL metal used for licenses during
IL year ending jane 80 woald be
available this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-18
Americans Down
Japanese Plane

CHUNGKING. Marsh Is - Gu
nese Broadcast Recorded By United
Press III san Francisco American
Volunteer group p!,.ses operating IN
tae SIttang river area Of Burma
saot down one Japanese plane aid
heavily bombed a truck c-lumn
Transporting troeps. an AVG con-
munlQue issued somewhere II
Yunnaue said today AL AVG
planes returned safely 10 their
base. The acton occurred March
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-18
Japanese Arrests
Reach q5 Here

Tie number Of japanese aliens
a..es,ed III Imperial county By fed
esal officials reached % Wednesday
gah .he arrest q Thomas Sonoda
-. farmer ot TIE Imperial area
He Is one Of the be>t known Of
lie Japanese farmers II Imperial
County ana has lived III this area
for 36 years He vas booked At the
county jau III E. CenYo and im-
H2ed.ately transferred out Of the
county officials said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-18

ships.
That is rs nothing IN 0hat IN
din could do if its millions OF peop.e
90 all out in this wara
Shidharani. whose recent book.
Ny India. Ny America has Won
much critical praise. recalled that
experts have said thai Indias var
nateriel potential ean iar salpass
that of both CHINA and japan
together"
OF course, thu; will take time.
But it is not yet too late. Il might
be too late tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-18
Jap SectChief
Wounded in BraWI

THCFNIX Arlz March l3-tUP)
=Gterge T Knnua 22year old
Jal1.ese minister Ct TIE Jehovah's
WITNESSES ReA9ious Sect VAS III q
aosptal hoe ,odag suffering from
sta3 ~ounda received in an a.terca
ton WIN an gmaentl.lcd Filipino.
kImara tod police he was talk
IL fe TWO Filipino boys when 4
It'd Filipino ordered hin away
ana tod hin he Lad ae right TO
ak % FiIpinos
Tae Filipino witnesses said KI-
mala slapped the man before ne
Welded the knife.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-18
Warren Currier
On Scout Program

Warren Currier, central district
board member of the Boy Scouts. is
scheduled to cad a discussion on
finance at the annual meeting of
district No II of the organization
at Santa Monica Saturday.
ether board members and execu-
tives who will attend the meeting
include. Hugh NJ Wilcox. r. P.
Moore and w H Rhodes. They
will meet with representatives from
California, Arizona. Utah, Nevada
and the Hawaiian islands.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-18

a group Of vocal solos.
Dr II I Garfield. outgoing presi
dent of thf Il Centre club was pre-
sented Will his past presidents but
ton. and With n Gift n handsome
pen and pencil set. from the club.
JeffreSs making the presentation.
The southern California contest
is scheduled for April > in Pine
VALLEY
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-18

Here's how Imperial Valley boys
and girls Jared in the various con-
tests at the fair:
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-01-23
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that are asked you. The last part Of
that answer is to be struck out -
Elinor thought: How queer 49,.
When any one says what's true, they
strike it out
She wanted to laugh Historically.
Nurse O'Brien was now in the wit
ness box.
"On the morning of June 29th did
Nurse Hopkins make statement to
you?"
yes She said she had tube of
morphine hydrochloride missing from
her case"
What did you do"
helped her to hunt for it."
But you could not find it,"
mo"
ITO your knowledge, was the case
left overnight in the hall?"
at was"
Mr.. Weiman and the accused were
both staying in the house at the time
of Mrs Welman's death-that is, on
June 28th to 29th?"
Yes"
"Will YOU tell US Of an incident that
occurred on June 29th-the day after
Mrs. Welman's DEATH"
Il saw Mr.. Roderick Welman with
Mary Gerard. He was telling her he
loved her, and he tried to kiss her"
He was at the time engaged to the
accused ?"
yes"
what happened next?"
MARY told him to think shame of
and him engaged to Miss Eli
norw
"In your opinion, what was the
feeling of the accused towards Mary
Gerard ?"
"She hated her. She would look af-
ter her as though she'd like to destroy
her"
Sir Edwin jumped up.
Elinor thought: "Why do they
wrangle about it? What does it mat
ter?"
Sir Edwin Bulmer cross-examined:
SIS it not a fact that Nurse Hopkins
said she thought she had left the NOR
phia at home?"
well, you see, it was this way.
After"
Kindly answer my question. Did
she not say that she had probably left
the morphia at home?"
eyes"
"She was not really worried at the
time about it"
"No, not then
Because she thought she had left
it at home. So naturally she was not
uneasy"
"She couldn't imagine any one tax
ing it,"
Exactly. 1t wasn't till after Mary
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-01-23

Isle and Roderick Welman was enter
ed into mainly to please old Mrs. Wei
man. When she died, both parties re
allied that their feelings were not
strong enough to justify them in en-
tering upon matrimony. They remain
ed, however, good friends. Moreover,
Elinor Carlisle, who had inherited her
aunt's fortune in the kindness of her
nature, was planning to settle a CON
siderable sum of money ON Mary Ger
rard. And this is the girl she is ac-
cused of poisoning! The thing is far
cial
"The only thing that there is a
gainst Eliior Carlisle is the circum-
stances under which the poisoning
took place
"The Prosecution has said in eff
feet:
mo one but Elinor Carlisle could
have killed Mary Gerard. Therefore
they have had to search about for a
possible motive. But, as 1 have said
to you, they have been unable to find
any motive, because there was none.
Nov, is it true that no one but
Elinor Carlisle could have killed Mary
Gerard? No. 1t is not. There is the
possibility that Mary Gerard COM
mitted suicide. There is the POSSIBLE
ity that some one tempered with the
sandwiches while Elinor Carlisle was
out Of the house at the lodge. There
is third possibility 1t is a funda-
mental law Of evidence that if it can
be shown that there is an alternative
theory which is possible and consis-
tent with the evidence, the accused
must be acquitted. l propose to show
you that there was another person
who had not only an equal Opportuni-
ty to poison Mary Gerard, but who
had a far better motive for doing So
[ propose to call evidence to show
you that there was another person
who had access to the morphine, and
who had very good motive for kill
ing Mary Gerard, and I can show
that that person had an equally good
opportunity of doing so. l submit to
you that no jury in the world will
convict this woman of murder when
there is no evidence against her ex-
cept that of opportunity, and when
it can be shown that there is not on
ly evidence of opportunity against a
mother person, but an overwhelming
motive. I shall also call witnesses to
prove that there has been deliberate
perjury on the part of one of the
witnesses for the Crown. But first
l will call the prisoner, that she may
tell you her own story, and that you
may see for yourself how entirely
unfounded the charges against her
are"
Ito be continued)
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some of the curling and the stair
ways.
The bridge, which cost approx
mately $2,5OO,OO and which is about
a mile long, over all, was started in
July, 1910. Originally it was to have
been completed in November. Later
the date was moved to December and
finally to January
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-01-23

ever the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal, will be opened for use by Feb
ruary LIST. At a conference of engi-
neers last week, contractors pointed
out that it was impossible to predict
a definite date because re concrete
work must be stopped when the tenn
perature falls to 80 degrees or below.
All of the main deck has been
poured. The only work remaining is
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-01-23

Gerrard's death from morphia that
her imagination got to work"
The judge interrupted: Il think,
Sir Edwin, that you have already been
over that point with the former wit
ness"
"As your lordship pleases.'
Now, regarding the attitude Of the
accused To Mary Gerard, there was
no quarrel between them at any
time?"
mo quarrel, no"
Miss Carlisle was always quite
pleasant to the girl"
"Yes-yes-yes. But we can't go
by that sort Of thing You're Irish,
think 2"
II am that"
And the Irish have rather a vivid
imagination, haven't they?"
Nurse O'Brien cried excitedly: CIV
cry word I've told you is the truth"
Mr. Abbott, the grocer, in the box.
Flustered-unsure of himself (slight-
ly thrilled, though at his Importance.
His evidence was short The purchase
of two pots of fish paste The accused
had said, There's a lot Of food poi
soning with fish paste" She had
seemed excited and queer.
Opening speech for the Defense:
Gentlemen Of the jury, | might
if l like, submit to you that there is
no case against the accused The onus
of proof is on the Prosecution, and
so far in my opinion-and, l have no
doubt, yours-they have proved eX-
actly nothing at all! The Prosecu-
ton AYERS that Elinor Carlisle, hav-
ing obtained possession of morphine
(Which every one else III the house
had had equal opportunity of purlOin-
ing, and as to which there exists con-
siderable doubt whether it was ever
in the house at ALL, proceeds to poi
son Mary Gerard. Here the Prose
cution has relied solely on opportun-
ity. 1t has sought to prove motive,
but l submit that that is just what
it has not been able to do. For, mem
bers of the jury, there is no motive!
The Prosecution has spoken Of a
broken engagement. ask you-a
broken engagement! If broken en-
gagement is a cause for murder, why
are we not having murders commit
ted every day? And this engagement
mark you, was not an affair of des-
perate passion, it was an engagement
entered into mainly for family rea-
sons. Miss Carlisle and Mr.. Welman
had grown up together; they had al
ways been fond of each other, and
gradually they drifted into a warm
er attachment; but l intend to prove
to you that it was at best a very luke
warm affair"
ooh, Roddy-R oddy. A luke-warm
affair?)"
Moreover, this engagement was
broken off, not by Mr.. Welman-but
by the prisoner. I submit to you that
the engagement between Elinor Car
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-01-23
1t was another day.

wasn't it,"
Nurse Hopkins flushed. Yes, sup
pose it was"
Are you in the habit Of leaving
dangerous drugs lying about where
any one could get at them?"
mo, of course not"
"Oh! You're not? But you did it
on this occasion?"
Yes"
"And it's fact, isn't it, that any
body in the house could have got at
that morphia if they'd wanted to-"
Il suppose So"
mo suppose about it. 1t is so, isn't
it,"
"Well-yes."
1T wasn't only Miss Carlisle who
could have got at it? Any of the ser
wants could. Or Dr. Lord. Or Mr..
Roderick Welman. Or Nurse O'Brien.
Or Mary Gerard herself"
Il suppose so-yes."
1T is so, isn't it,"
yes"
WAS any one aware you'd got
morphia in that case?"
II don't know"
well, did you talk about it to any
one?"
mo"
$50 ,as a matter of fact, Miss Car
Isle couldn't have known that there
was any morphia there?"
"She might have looked to see."
That's very unlikely, isn't it,"
Il don't know, I'm sure"
There were people who'd be more
likely to know about the morphia than
Miss Carlisle DR.. Lord, for instance.
He'd know. You were administering
this morphia under his orders weren't
you?"
"Of course"
MARY Gerard knew you had it
there, too?"
mo, she didn't"
"She was often in your cottage
wasn't she?"
mot very often"
81 suggest to you that she was
there very frequently and that she of
all the people in the house, would be
the most likely to guess that there
was morphia in your case"
Il don't agree"
Sir Edwin paused a minute. "You
told Nurse O'Brien in the morning
that the morphia was missing?"
Eyes"
Il put it to you that what you real
ly said was: I have left the morphia
at home. ] shall have to go back for
it,
mo, l didn't"
You didn't suggest that the NOR
phia had been left on the mantelpiece
in your cottage?"
"Well, when I couldn't find it 1
thought that must have been what
had happened"
"In fact, you didn't really know
what you'd done with it,"
Eyes, | did. put it in the case"
"Then why did you suggest on the
morning of June 10Th that you had
left it at home?"
Because l thought 1 might have
done it."
Iput it to you that you're very
careless woman"
''That's not true"
"You make rather inaccurate state
ments sometimes, don't you?"
"No, don't. Pm very careful what
say"
"Did you make a remark about g
prick from a rose tree on July 9th
the day of Mary Gerrard's death?'
"I don't see what that's got to de-
with it,"
The judge said: "Is that relevant
Sir Edwin"
eyes, my lord it is an essential par
of the defense, and intend to cal
witness to prove that that statemen
was a lie."
He resumed: "Do you still say yol
pricl1ed your wrist on a rose tree OF
July 17th?"
eyes, 1 did"
Nurse Hopkins looked defiant.
"When did you do that?"
"Just before leaving the lodge an
coming up to the house on the morn
ing of July 9th"
Sir Edwin said skeptically; can
what rose tree was this?"
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Definite assurance was given last
week that the St. Georges bridge
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CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE

you are sure of that
"Of course Pm sure. It's off my
tube"
The judge said: rs there any spe-
cial mark on it by which you can iden-
tify it as the label Of the tube you
lost?"
mo, my lord, but it must be the
same"
Actually, all you can say is that
it is exactly similar?"
"Well, yes, that's what l mean"
The court adjourned.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10

que la fiesta culminara en- un
brillante exito para sus organi-
ZadoreS.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10

.nunci6 aver cue en- ell mes de ju
Mo dara a Billy Conn, excam-
pe6n de las IT'S libras, una nue.
va oportunidad de arrebatar la
corona al negro Jose Luis, ell
campe6n del peso complete,
Sc verificara "a match, segdn
palabras de Jacobs, aunque To-
ny Yale, ell campe6n del peso me
diano. derrote el viernes pOr la
noche, Ell la Madison Square
Garden, al gladiator de Pitts T.
burg.
Para una pelea con Luis, en-
ell mes de MARIO, a beneficio del
ejercito, aun no Sc ha escogido
ell contrario.
Jacous regres6 aver a New
York, por avi6n.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10
Comida &c deSpedidG

Ell pasado domingo fueron feS
tejados con una uomida en- el
Restaurant Las Novedades los
apreciados j6venes Henry Soda
res, Mario Garcia, Fernando
Fuentes y Ramon Ossoro, con
motive de su proxima partida
para los Campamentos.
Entire los a~siStentes sc encon-
traban Victor Garcia, Alberto
Reyes, Manuel Ros, Joe Hevia,
Manuel Alfonso, Ramiro lamar
go, Ramon Alea, Celestino Fer
nandez, Manuel Menendez, Luis
Benito, Luis H. Garcia, Alfredo
Fernandez, Rogelio Alfonso, Sc
erinO La Fuente, Luis Garcia,
Felix Santana, Malmin Menen-
DEE, Angelic Garcia, Florenti-
no Fernandez, Benito Prendes,
Luis Gonale, Cesareo Alvarez,
Jose Alfonso, Eduardo Vega, F.
Rodriguez, Joe Garcia, Aquili-
La gaceta., 1942-02-10

PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ,
Santos del dSa

Santos del dSa
Guillermo Y Amancio.
Con estas lineas deSeamos en-
war un afeotuoso saludo a nues
tro amigos Guillarmo Herman
dez, Guillermo Nogueira, Gui-
llermo Leo, DR.. Guillermo Roig
y Amancio Casanova.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10

no Garcia, Alfredo Perez, DR..
Carlos Barba, Aureli0 Prado,
Alberto Reyes y Juan Bermd =
DEE.
Iii menu servido fue esquisi-
to: Sopa, ensalada, pescado, fl
lete, POI res, cerveza Y cafe.
Hicieron u-o de la palabra los
Senores Joe Hevia, Felix Santa
ma, j. BermGdez y Manuel Alon
so. Todos tuvieron frases ca
rinosas Y de alientO para eStos
apreciados j6venes que, mar]
chan a servir a la patria.
Actu6 de Maestro de Ceremo-
Mas ell Sr. Ramiro Tamargo.
DeSeamoS buena suerte a los
dignos muchachos.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10
Valentine Dance

La Academia Nuestra Sonora
del Perpetuo Socorro anuncia pa
"a pasado manana, jueves, la &c
lebracion de un bale "Valenti.
ne" Y Coronation de los Reyes
Gle dicho planted de ensenanza.
La fiesta comenzara a las 8
de la noche y continuara haste
las II y media, estando los bal
tables a cargo de la orquesta
"Don Francisco" Ell conjunto
de todos los "ritmos." I'm pre-
cioso adorno lucira la amplia sa
la de fiesta de la Gale Dieciocho
y Decima avenida.
Son los reyes del Colegio la
Srta. Mildred John y ell joven
Manuel Alvarez. FuerOn electos
por medic de la venta de "tic-
kets."
Todo 10 que e recaude por con-
cepto de entradas sera dedicado
a la transportation de los dos
euuipos de Basketball" al tor
neo que Sc efectuara proxima'
mente en- la ciudad de Jackson
vile, teams que son capita
neados por la Srta. Josefina
Sanchez y el joven Adolfo Ri
cardo.
Dado ell em0ullo reinante y Ia
gran cantidad de boletos de en-
trada vendidos, podemos decir
La gaceta., 1942-02-10
GOTTA DATE?
Don't NEGLECT YOUR Breath

II you've got a date with the girl fribn4, o.
q business appointment, play smart audEaka
the proper precaution to see that your BHm0
doesn't offend Unnecessarily. Amer al, Aokh.
ing Is 30 inexcusahle and 80 offensive Aal
neglected case Of halitosin tbad breathl. Be-
fore your next date or business nppcintrnanE
rinse the mouth with Lhterina A~ntiseptio.
Almost Immediately your breath becofntp
sweeisr, purer. less likely 10 offend. McN
cases OF halitosis, cay some auth titles, aru
due TO the fermentation Of tiny f. . pnrticln
In the mouth. although some cases may. "
due 10 systemic diaoTders. AEsinst the for
mer condition. Llsterine Antissptie work.
wonders because Il first haltu tAe fermana.
tlon and then ovarcomea the odors y cause,
Don't forget TO USE Il. IT, the Est aid II
thousands Of popular and sueceasfui pcoplA
LISTERINE ANTISE?TIC
To Make Your Breath Swssssr
La gaceta., 1942-02-10
ImpOrtante Jnnta

ImpOrtdnte Juntd
Para hoy martes estan cita-
dos los componentes de la Sec
|ci6n de Recreo y Adorno de la
Sociedad Centre Asturiano.
En- esta reunion Sc daran a CO.
nocer los nombres de las orques
tas que amenizaran Ell bale So
cial de Carnival del entrante sd
bado.
Eel Sr. Celestino Fernandez,
presidente de dicha Secci6n, re,
quiere la aSistencia del mayor
nGmero de miembros.
S6panlo aSi los interesados.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10
n, 80, Y Mary Hudson Wells,

er, SO, Y Mary Hudson Wells,
81; Earl Banks, q. y Fay Mou-
tos, %; Jerry j, CoggeshaN,
p, y Ruth Virginia AnseM, 10;
Donald j. Meier, %, y Mary
Louise Wadform, "a; ENaldo
Alfonso, "a, y Olga Lemus, Is
onward Harrell, %, y Maude
Litrico, 10; Floyd H., Ogburn,
So, y Rose Mae Braswell, SO.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10
BEL CGrnGvul Latinf

2 ~ NA' fNNCOt ANNCt5tW
Con inusitado entusiasmo los
komponentes de la organization
"Carnaval Latino Americana
Iaboran en- la preparation de
sus proXimas fiestas, las que
tendran lugar en- ell mes de Mar
70.
Como va es sabido de tOdos
este festival habia sido suspen-
dido; pero mas tarde sus orga-
nizador t~uvieron la feliz idea
de celebrarlo a b~eneficio de los
Soldados de McDill y Drew
Fields y ell resultado que de el
sc obtenga dividirlo entire Bo-
nos de la Defensa y la Cruz
Roja Americana.
Los dias 10 y IL Sc efectua-
ran fiestas en- ell Parque "Rey",
de West Tampa, en- honor de los
soldados de los campamentos re
ferido; y ell ultimo dia de fiesta,
ell de coronation, Sc verificara
en- ell Auditorio Municipal, en- el
que Sc coronara a la nueva Rel
ma.
Entire los actos de variedades
que Sc presentaran figura la in
teresante pareja de bales Raul
y Eva, conocidos International
mente. Esta es la Ultima adqui-
sici6n hecha por el Sr. Leon Ca
Yin.
Aspiran a Reina del Carna-
val Latino las siguientes dami-
tas: Deltina Dfaz, Lily Ficarrot-
ia, Norma Martinez y Evelyn
Fernando, damas de la Corte
de S. NJ. Frances Cannella.
Continuaremos dando deta-
lies.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10

Enfermo
BESIDE la tarde de aver sc ha-
LA recluido en- su hogan, 1906
de la Avenida de Michigan, el
Sr. Tomas Rodriguez.
I'm fuerte ataque gripal es Ia
causa que lie mantiene recluidO.
lie asiste ell DR.. Luis Rey.
I'm pronto restablecimiento lie
deseamos.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10
ShO1VeT Pnrtu

Shower Party
En- dias pasados fue festeja-
ola con un Shower Party" la es
.timada Sra. 7. Castellano, en- la
Residential DE la Sra. j. Caldero-
nj, 1712 de West Cass.
En- los distintos juegos efec-
tuadoS recibieron premios las
Srtas. j. Confey, P~rovidencia
Alamo y A. Saladino.
Con refrescos y "cakes" Sc oh
sequi6 a los reunidos.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10

Enrique c. Canova, jr., %, y
Dorothy Hesse, 25; Angel We
lasco, %, y Lillian P. Richards,
81; Luis Beasley, Is, y Fannie
Stanley, 10: John Buckley, "a,
e Ines Riley, Is; Ermon Coop
La gaceta., 1942-02-10
new! FREDERICKSBURG"
Feminine
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among women

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of douches as a precautionary meas
ure for women who want to be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Offend
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful TO
delicate tissues. But not Lydia E.
Pinkham's Sanative Washl Pinkham's
Sanative Wash is gaining great favor
because it's NOT a harmful germiclde.
Instead-it's a mighty effective "bac-
teriostatic" (the modern trend) 1t not
only discourages bacterial growth and
Infection but thoroughly cleanses. deo-
dorizes. Very soothing-relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
rnexpensivel All druggists.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10

Decretos: Emma Stimson con-
ira Robert E. Stimson; Evelyn
Z. Kerns contra Andrew Lee
Kerns; Cleo Alice Blackburn
contra Brent Deal Blackburn.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10

81, senior, compre In
pintura b. l.. P. Sofa.
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenIda
Y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-02-10
DIVORCIOS

Nuevas demandas: ArzelleS
O'Brien contra Robert James
O'Brien.
La gaceta., 1942-02-10
BILLY VOLVERA A PELEAR
CON LUIS

Miami Beach, Febrero TO-
Ell empresario Mike Jacobs a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
THURSDAY MORNING

WJLB-Great WaltEes.
WExL-TreAsury Parade.
Ios4s A. M.
WJR-Bachelor's Children
wwy-Lone Journey-D.
WEXIs-Music.
Ii:oo A. ".
WJR-Mary Lee rayiorrT.
WWJ-Road OF LIED.
CKLW-Rhythm. romancs.
WCAR-News Ace,
WxYZ-At sardi's-r.
WJLB-Flying Reporter-T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

promise they would bottle the
liquor and sell II at large profit.
whereas the defendants had no
rendering license or plant.