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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30
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Poskus atentata ma Pavelica
Poskus atantata ma Pavelica,
glavnega hrvaskega kvizlinga,
pripisujejo nekatere vesti nje-
govemu tovarisu Kvaterniku,
ker je zelo znaeilno. Prayijo, da
imajo razbojniki svojo posebno
cast, akoravno tega nj rnogoGe
izvajati iz kriminalnih zapisni-
kov. Nj bas verjetno, da bi bill
politicni gangsterji v tenn POI
gledu bolji nego navadni krini-
nalni znacaji.
Oba imata skupne poteze
znacaja neomejeno castihlep-
most in popolno brezobzirnost
|napram cloveskemu zivljenju.
njihoyi sodbi in obsodbi in
contumaciam" v Aixu, zaradi u
mora kralja Aleksandra in Bar
thou-a v Marseillu, skozi dobrih
5 let rlismo nic posebnega sill
Sail 0 teh Mussolinijevih HAP
cih. Takrat seie sta sc nanoyo
pojavila ma HrvaSkem, kamor
jih je' vihar nemskega prodira-
MIA privedel ma oblast v mesecu
aprilu, 1941.
Izpolnjevala sta ukaze svo-
jih nemskih delodaj ajalcev b ono
zvestobo, XII je skupna vsej Ia
legi kvizlingov v zacetnem po-
teku nemskih zasedanj. obdala
sta Sc S kopico fanatikov in a.
vanturistov, zapovedovala sta
pokolje in streljanje vseh onih,
XII SO Sc Sc jima upiraIi ali OBJ
x
sojevali njihov rezim.
Pc 18-mesecni tiraniji pa sta
zdaj mnogo bolj v brsme nege
" korist osiscu, najbolj pa nje-
govemu mocnejsemu partnerju.
V zadnjih treh mesecih je BIZ
10 precej dokazov D njihovih
neuspehih.. Niti njihovi i1ajefn-
niki, niti italijanske in nemske
posadge ma zapadnem Balga.
nu, niti madzarski in bolgarski
pomagaci, nisp mogli zatreti od-
pora, ki Sc je pojavil Y srbskih
planinah pod vodstvom genera
Ia Mihajlovica in Sc kmalu nato
razsiril v Sloveniji. Hrvaski in
drugih zasedenih ozemljih. Mar
Sal List je bill odstavljen Cd
poveljstva ma Balkanu In "a
menjan letalski1n raarsalom
Loehrom. Zelo znacilno je, da
je novi poveljnik zacel svoj POI
sci $ tenn, da je ponudil Waldo Y
marijonetni kraljevini Hrvaski
DIR. Maeeku, spostovanemu yodi-
telju Hrvaske klnecke stranke.
Toda Ia patriot il odklonil
elovanje in je moral nazaj 4
internacijo, karnor so mu sledili
steyilni clani njegoye stranike.
|Njihovo interniranje pa seyeda
ne resuje problems, pred kate
rim stoji tlaoitslj. dodizn je ze
dejstvo samo na sebi, AZ "a
Nemci skusali prid ir. 1Ia-
ceka, brez dvoina pfizadelo Pa
Iyelicu velikih sl<tbi.
Hitler je posklixAl raxvosljati
|probien i prisilhc reltDna ttl1Ik.
Icijo hryafke ylade. Payslik III,
|je xrtYoval KVaternika 8 pat
drugih tpyazix Toda t,lgIi onj
ryati n q p ili o iesa D41.
IodkIito soyr Eni srbona. VI
zda olo prot %
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30
NJ leluniki IA voisko .
zedinienih z driov

- q ~ ~ tAAsS ~ JAAss AAANSAAsS.tA->sSs~
Is, Tanki radio aparati, letala
iii motorizirana artilerija, so
kljuGni faktorji v vsakem boju.
Cudoviti uspehi nasih tova-
rem, HI proizvajajo tisoce letal
tankov ia topov g vse vezbanje
rnostva, XII DO letalo . teni leta-
Ii, Sc vozilo v teh tankih in
streljalo il teh topov nam ne
DO mic pomagalo, ako Ia opre-
ma ne DO vzdrzevana strokoy-
njasko v najbolj jsem stanju. Ia
vsakega artilerijskega castnika
in vsako topnisko mostvo je
Itreba imeti Y ozadju in u opo-
Iriscih ducate MOI, XII morajo
fprispevati k uspehu radio
mehaniki, orozarji, izurjeni de-
lavci "a lotanje III delo ma ko-
vinah in mnogo drugih izurje-
|nih specialistov.
Ako hocemo nadaljevati in Sc
povecati ofenzivne operacije -
"kar naprej udarjati' kakor je
dejal nedavno predsednik Roo
sevelt je jasno, da n1oramo
biti izvrstno opremljeni, izvez-
bani id vse to o pravem casu.
Kljub temu Sc nahajamo zdaj v
pogledu izurjenih mehanikov IL
pod prayilnega razmerja. In
tendance in porocevalna sluzba
potrebuje zdaj "a takoj preko
SO, 600 izurjenih mehanikov in
tehnikov. Ce pa nam DO pri-
manjkovalo mehanikov, bo me-
izbezno morala trpeti nasa o.
prema kakor tud njena pravo-
casna pripravljenost.
v bistvu manjkajo mozje, XII
Sc vedo spretno posluzevati me-
hanicnih instrumentov. To so
Itelefonisti in telegrafisti, radio
Ioperatorji, strojni mehaniki,
monterji, delavci pri kovinskih
ploscah, garazni nehaniki, u
rarji in ljudje, XII Sc prav po-
sebno zanimajo "a mehaniko
kot tako. Zaradi tega jih bd mo-
goce riauciti v najkrajsem casu,
kako popravljati eorozje, pregle-
dati nastavke ga bombe kon-
trolirati priprave "a merjenje in
|sprozenje topov ter vzdrzevati v
uporabnem stanju precizne in
|strumente in prometna vozila.
To so n1ozje v starosti Cd Is
do A let, sanci ali ozenjeni, XII
50 zrnozni prestati preizkusnjo
svojih zmoznosti in vojaski
zdravstveni pregled "a sluzbo
|y vojni.
Taxi mozje Sc imajo javiti ta-
|koj, a. 30 mas vojashi stroj do
bro tekel.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
Knox Says Second
Front Opening

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. CUP)-
Secretary Of Navy Frank Knox said
today that the campaign in North
Africa lis of the nature of a second
'front.'.
He added, however, that "of course
it's not accomplished yet-it's still
in the process of accomplishment.
He said the British American nav
al accomplishment in conducting
the giant invasion armada to the
shores of Morocco and Algeria was
the most superb piece of seaman
ship on record" but that now they
must expect a great battle against
U-boats.
The navy secretary said Allied
supremacy in the Mediterranean
would greatly simplify United Ma
tions supply problems in that part
of the world and open the way to
a vastly increased flow of men and
munitions to the Middle East and
beyond.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10

GOOD ROOM and board for men
only $50 FL Centre Ave. I'LL
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
0PASets Ceiling on
Redwood Lumber

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10-CU.P0
Specific dollars -and-cents ceiling
prices for California redwood lum-
Der were set today by the Office of
Price Administration to halt raising
prices
The OPA divided producing sec
tions into eastern and western
areas for purposes of figuring maxi
mCm charges.
The western area includes
Washington, Oregon, California,
Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Mon
tana, Wyoming and New Mexico;
the eastern area the remainder of
the states. Sales in the western
area were put on an fob. basis,
with sellers allowed to add to their
maximum charges the freight
costs.
For the western area the maxi
NUNS were cut generally about 60
cents thousand feet
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10

iS-Country Properly tor Sale
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
vichy Says Petain
In Full Command

LONDON, Nov. 10. (UP)-Mar-
shal Henri Philippe Petain has as
sumed the supreme command OF
French armed forces, the usually
unreliable Vichy radio reported to-
day, and called on his commanders
in North Africa to continue the
fight against "the aggressors.
Petain addressed a message to
Admiral Jean Francois Darlan (who
is now in American hands, and all
other French generals in North
Africa.
st said: II have given the order
to take up the defense against the
aggressors. | maintain my order" T.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
DEATH FUNERAL
NOTICES

rOBITT, Harry, 80, Holtville, resi-
dent of Imperial valley since 1903.
Harry Tobitt was born in England
in 1862. Beloved brother of Miss
Ada Tobitt and Mrs. Emily jack
son. Other survivors are his nieces
Edith Kopta, Dorothy E. Day,
Mrs. Lila Low, Mrs. Ellen Jen-
nings, Miss Mary Bourke, and
his nepheWs, Thomas Bourke, Nor
man Bourke, Leonard Bourke, H.
Lee Tobitt. Friends are respectful
ly invited to attend services at the
Fields Mortuary chapel in Holt
vile, at pm. Wednesday. Burial
will be at the Evergreen cemetery.
I'LL
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
De GauIlisfs In
Morocco Battle

TANGIERS, Nov. TO- - (UP0-
French De Gaullists clashed today
with troops of Auguste Nogues
Vichy resident-general of Morocco
at Casablanca.
Powerful British and American
warships last night resumed their
heavy bombardment of Casablanca
both the port area and the city
American aviation participated in
the bombardment.
The French battleship Jean Bart,
though damaged, still was firing.
British and American warships
have assembled north of Casablan-
ca. The inhabitants of the city
have remained calm.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
Spain, Portugal
Reply to Pledges

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. CUP)-
The White House said today that
satisfactory" oral replies were made
to President Roosevelt's messages
to GeneralisSimo Francisco Franco
of Spain and President Carmona OF
Portugal regarding the American
campaign in North Africa.
Mr.. Roosevelt sent messages to
Franco and Carmona disclaiming
any American intentions on their
territories and pointing out the de-
STABILITY of their neutrality for all
concerned.
White House Press Secretary
Stephen t. Early said today that
oral replies" were made when the
messages were presented by diplo-
matte representatives Saturday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
I3-ROOMS FOR RENT

LARGE ROOM WITH private bath.
suitable for married couple. Part
or all rent could be exchanged for
assistance. 703 Sandalwood. l1-l2
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
i-LOsT, FOUND. Es1kAY

LOST at Tamarack Bridge and New
River, one boat oar. Phone 3471
Imperial I'LL
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
Use Post-Press Want Ads for Results =
!l-HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT or sale-Modern stueco
house with garage. so. 6th St |.
v. BLDG. S5 LOAN ASSN. LAG
So. 9th, PHI. 1143. 11-i0TF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

~" ""IN 0IIHUIy HIdIItT OF
assembly"
Curricr pointed out that many
mills IN this area can economically
cur oil the rough and finish lum-
Der IN a house 10 exact SIZE at
Very low cost and IN a matter of
hours a Job which ordinarily
takes several days when done BY
hand by carpenters on the Job.
Chief advantage of the method
comes where builders operate
with identical floor plans for
rlaaEa.s- i1,I...---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Waste Saver

THE saving Of waste by using
this method of pre-cutting
should he an important factor
now that we are AT war and
every item of the national
wealth-nO matter how small,
must be conserved Curricr
SAID.
ms system Of production Is
now being used on 20 houses
under construction Al Stephenson
and Tcn-Mlie-roads in t'erndalo. q
project sponsored by the CuuIci
company.
III there + any worthwhile
lesson 10 he learned from
war" CurrloT SAID lit j. this:
II thing il physically possible
Of accomplishment. and is de-
Slrahle, IL should be done. That
should be the only consideration
In viewing our housing problem.
II We need houses a. part OF
national defense. and il Is
physically possible Ia produce
them, they should he produced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Home
Losses Slight

Tho FLA. which has insured
w.. .,,,, so ooo e,,,Il.bo,,,e
'' ~, -.
iil"i cages "'''''' 4'''e "a ~ NV
National Housing Act since 1884
rns loss than 600 forcClOscd home
properties on us hands awaiting
resale Administrator Ahncr II.
E'e,rf.-rr revealed SATURDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Greater Detroit
Maps $50 Homes

r y DettlinC. vice president Of
Greater Dcuot Binding Com
i3ny Saturday announced that f.,
tn'S newest Development Of 10
homes has becn started in then
Nicholson Park Subdivision .n Tho
vicinity Of Greenfield road and
West chicago houioIa ard Tho
,'rcctS arc paved and Mo lots aro
= and - fcc' VIDE. Tho homes
VIII be Of BRICK veneer cor-'ruc-
'on Prices VIII approximate
cG 900.
Tho convenience ~ stores
ghools and transportation makes
this location highly desirable Dot
Ling declared Eight bones arc
now under construction on Pros
avenue JUST north Of West Ch-
caco. Three arc open for .nspcc-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Cite Savings
Of 'Ship-Dire(t'
Merchandising
Samples Available
for Inspection
Of Show Visitors

one ~ the outstanding features
If the 1912 Detroit Builders Show
10 tie ho,u,iful disnIa, n "tIalI-
- , 80 -. .',,[ =. a.
marx PuaiI'N Iu'"'l"'' ~ ''V
Montgomery W rd exhibit.
One year ago. Montgomery Ward
,n.uc,,rs,od asreyolutionarv "Sh,n-
- -. -. h,;,o Ga, ,,tI,c
I'iie.' pan W ~ "'S Wv i''''',
lIallmark qualIiy furniture Al
surprisingly low prices. Mont
romerv Ward BUYERS went TO
80 ~ tho nations Gnc,, f1rri-
sum W ny '''
lure makers ana Nilttl'u 'piIl'i'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Montgomery Ward Exhibit Features Hallmark Furn1
Tool Display
AT Ward Exhibit

Montgomery Wards complete
service 20 about defense keynotes
that companys exhibit at the De-
tro.t Builders Show in Conven-
tion Hall.
Emphasized is the company's
complete line of Powr-Kraft Tools.
One Of the hiChlightS Of the
Powr-Kraft exhibit IS a factory
demonstration Of Wards improved
Metal Turning Lathe
Stressed Is the fact that these
precision tools arc available on
Ward monthly payment plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

job work simply "A matter OF
aSSamhIX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
StiPple Effects

Supple effects on painted sur
faces contribute a texture note
and are especially useful in in
tcr.ors which have little furniture
or large, unadorncd walls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
HeIfmdn Announces
LoW-Cost DWELLING

Phil Hoffman of Atlas Lumber
Company. 1864 West Fort street.
Saturday announced new plans for
individually designed small homes
which can be built for as little as
S725. Hoffman said the dwellings
could be paid for within two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

the problem
of creating
= m "A !. low
cost houses.
This does not
neceSs a v
mean e. ~ m
p q te pre-
fabrication Of
houses but il
a . - mean
tranSferT in E
"A great deal
Of the work
of Cut tinp
fitting a n Il
assembling To
m Ills. This
m a i eS the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Local Building Permits Total $95o,325

900, Wolf said. One hundred and
fifty Of last weeks authorizations
were for now buildings and 81
were for additions or alterations
to existing structures. OF the to-
tai, 100 were for single or two-
family dwellings.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28
MARRIAGE
LICENSES

Herman Branch 20 Evelyn AMIGA
.l6; George Marsh - Lillian Rush
ing 30; Ernest James "a. Ruby Lee
Johnson %; Cleveland McClarkin
q, Macy Lee Murray 90. Eel Roper
So. Mary Perry "a; Josh Armstrong
q Roxie Price 20; Matthew Blouut
25, Bernice Whigham 10;
Louis Lindsey "a. Alma Lindsey
10, Thomas Gaut q. Armenia Jack
son Is; Emmett Starks q, Henrietta
H5llGmS 10; Earl Johnson %. Moqie
Stark Fl. Theodore Lewis 26. Re
bccca Carter %; william Hudson 26
Wilhelmna Jameson q. Halscy
Sweat 80. Ida Lane %: Hosie vii
Hams 81. HARRIET Allen %.
H l.. BIB %. Virginia F. Lutt-
well 81; James Ali 10. Helen Winans
10; James McCurtis as. Perderneal
Givhan AZ; Charlie Smith 80. Ar
letha Nelson &c; John \ Orr Jr. D.
Florida DuPricst 20; Abe Drayton 81
Mary Lee Hampton %; Jonathan
Packer IS. Willie Lee Mauzy 81:
Clarence Nelson 20 Ersel Woody
10; James striplin 80, Elnora A.
A Howard %;
Timothy Roberts %, Zenobia
Johnson %; Irving Graft 10 Oleua
Fletcher ~, Aris'on Ty son 20. Hat
;.s Alien IS. Aron George Is. Ann
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28

and Elizabeth DeBarry, The club
also extends It's heartfelt sympathy
10 member Vera Cousar in the pass
ing OF her mother after a long ILL
ness.
CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY
A groLp Of friends assisted Mrs
James Jennings Of Wexford street
70 celebrate her birthday which
was last Monday.
LEAVES FOR svAeAFfeN-
Mrs. c. S. Smith, prominent
church and club woman leaves this
evenin sfor Idlewld, Mich. where
she Will take a two weeks vaca-
ton.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Carlton Lemons gave a lovely
birthday party for his wife in their
beautiful home on Epworth re-
Gently There were scores Of
friends present, who brought gifts
and spent the evening playing games
and par,ak.ng Of delicious refresh
mcnj, provided ny the host. Mrs.
Agnes Moss Of Revere street won
the door prize.
Among the many guests were
Miss l. Hardy and Mr.. Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs f. Campbell. Mrs. Waite.
Mr. and Mrs. Monteath Moss and
Mr.. and Mrs A Collins.
BLACK HILLS PASSION PLAY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28

will long remain in the memory Of
those seeing the play Superb scenic
background poignancy that
brought tears deep intensity
and devotion were all there.
brilliantly performed, Thousands
Of school children saw the play
and are the better for viewing Of
same.
Mrs. Ralph Graham Of Wexford
took her c1i,9-cn ana somc ~ her
neighbor's which We thought
was a grand gesture ln her
party were: Dciph.ne Day. Barbara
and Oriu Jones, Rosemary and
Charlotte Rebcccd Graham.
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
Vernon Chapel A.ME. church OF
Norwood street ~ which Rev james
A. Aiken Is pastor celebrated its
lith anniversary last week. which
was cltmaxed by a largely attended
banquet on Friday evening Par
ucipan;s IN the celebration were
the Revs Albert Goodwin. l.. p.
Powell NJ r. Rhonenoc and S. S.
Harris. These ministers were ac-
companied by their cholas and con-
gregations
Reverend Aiken and his parish
have taken a very active part in
the S0iuurucr Truth Defense Hones
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-28
DERRICOTTE HoMENIAKERs

Mrs. William Vaughn of Klinger
street was hostess to the Home
makers at their last meeting on
wednesday Mrs. Perry Parks, the
PRESIDENT presided Financial re-
ports from the cabaret party were
splendid, Final plans were COM
pleied for the play and dance to
be given at the YWC.Ap Thursday,
1Apf''-ss''' -'-'-'----------
Inc program OF the afternoon
was presented by the social com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Synthetic Rubber
Formula Made
Available toU.S.

WASHIN GTON, March 26
QNS) The justice department
today announced settlement of
antitrust charges against the
Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey clearing the way for free
use by American manufacturers
of synthetic rubber patents held
Jointly ny Standard and I. q. Far
beninduStrie. Nazi-dominated Ger
man chemical and dye trust.
In a consent decree dispoSing of
the case, fines totaling $4,000
were imposed on three of Stand
ards highest officials and six Of its
affiliated companies, for the al
ficged conspiracy in restraint OF
trade.
Standard. in a statement defend
ing its 13-ycar tleup with Farben-
industric, said it had enabled the
company 10 bring vital German
discoveries in the field of petrol
cum" TO the United States. These
included synthetic toluol, basic
constituent of INT; a hydrogena-
ton process by which 100-octane
aviation fuel has been obtained,
and synthetic rubber made from
oil products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
BIaCkOut Hits
Manhattan, Even
Statue Of Liberty

NEW YORK March 26 GNSl.
Busting lower Manhatta n
turned out IFS flashing Moons and
rs millions Of electric lights last
night. stayed indoors between 900
and go p. m. and gave the rest
Of this SPRAYING city Of light a
blueprint for behavior af4-aif
raid.
In the first big-Scale blackou,
attempted in Manhattan, residents
and tenants in five square miles
of the city, including SkyScrapcrS,
tenement sections, the Bowery,
Chinatown. the East and Hudson
River docks and Greenwich Village
co-operated plunging into almost
total darkness.
Even the Statue Of Liberty was
BACKED out. The light she has
held aloft for so many years as a
symbol of freedom was the first
10 be BACKED out and the last to
be rehghted.
Only nature refused 20 CO.
operate The moon was more than
half full and brilliant.
But the populace, the police
and the volunteer air raid war
denS co-operated so enthusiast
tically that not more than dozen.
lights cleaned illegally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
100 Graduate ToniQht
As Air Raid Wardens

One hundred and thirty more air
raid warden instructors Will start
training volunteers Immediately
following their graduation tonight
from the civilian defense institute
in Wayne University.
Maj. Raymond J. Kelly, OCD di-
rector of the Sixth Corps area, and
Mayor Cart w. ForSythe of Fern
dale will speak. The exercises are
open-to the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Health Head Urges
Child Anti-tOxins

DR.. Bruce II. Douglas, health
commissioner, today appealed to
all Detroit parents to have their
children over nine months of age
immunized against diphtheria and
smallpox before May l, which has
been proclaimed Child Health
Day" by President Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
WahOu, CslOmeI-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Karin to Go

The liver should pour pints Of bile juice
into your bowels every day. II this bile 10
not flowing freely. your food may not di-
gest. II may just decay in the bowels. Then
gas bloats up your stomach. You get con-
stipated. You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
10 takes those good. old Carriers Little
Liver Pills 90 get these pints Of bile how-
ing freely 20 make you feel up and up"
Get n package today. Take as directed.
Effective in making bile flow freely Ash
Tor Carriers Little Liver Ptlla. ZOE and 26a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

and his father stood out at the
door while Mrs. Leslie came into
the room talking loud
"She told Miss Davis 10 take
off her glasses and then she said,
DO you want TO take your medi-
cine here I'm front of the chill
dren, or do you want 10 step
outside I'm the hall?'"
Bill then told how Mrs. Leslie
started laShing the teacher with a
Boy Scout belt He said that he
was struck once as Miss
Davis backed away from Danny's
The teachers arm was
"all red and bleeding" Bill said
Defense Attorney Francis Muir
ply, who contended his client was
temporarily "out of her head al
the time OF the incident, asked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
e Pennant for Company

Because of lis excellent record
in turning out naval equipment
ahead of schedule, the navy f
pennant will be awarded the Nc
Cord Radiator Company, 1887 East
Grand boulevard tomorrow at 3
p, m. by Capt. f. a. LofquiSt, chief
of staff OF the ninth naval district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

Chairman Ralph Thomas an
nounced today
Under the law. the commits
sion must hold at least two
hearings n year" he said, $50
the public can voice its opinions.
This meeting will be important
principally because we want the
war production program and its
relationship to liquor control
discussed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
USO Here May Join Fund

Although the United Service
Organizations will stage a ma
tional campaign for $32 000,0
from May il 10 July 4, the De
troit USO probably will join with
the Community Fund in its cam
paign next fail. Percival Dodge,
managing director of the fund,
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

TELL SAME STORY
"Huh ?" asked Bill.
81 mean was she ineeBsed 2"
"Naw, she was just mad"
Other children told the same
story. Eight of Danny'S classmates
testified, including two little girls
and Billie Joe Boyer. 10, who said
he knew the prosecutor weil,~'bc-
cause you're my Sunday School
teacher"
Asked what Leslie was doing
while his wife was strapping Miss
Davis, Billy Joe said, Just gawk-
ing"
The prosecution expects TO COM
plete its case today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Seized Spy Suspect
Has Map Of Subway

WASHINGTON. March 20 GNS).
-FBI agents confiscated a COM
plete and detailed plan of the
subway system of New York from
a suspected spy, 1t was learned
today as they pressed A relent-
less roundup of dangerous enemy
aliens.