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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

DIV IN. ShDINR H. tONNOLLI
What was the weak spot of
ta) Samson; tb) Achilles; &c,
Siegfried
2-What does il mean: Ga
Felony; (b) baksheesh; &C.
cncaustic?
the scene of: Ga
Longfellow's "Evangeline"; ID
Hamlet" (c) The Charge o
the Light Brigade y
4-Translate these abbreviation!
of agencies: ta) FCA; ID
NMB; (c) RFC.
5-What color is il: (a) Aqua
marine; (b) carnelian; &c
sapphire?
6-What are the three larges
rivers of Connecticut?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Quick Answers

1.-The Kentucky Derby.
"A Russian city taken by the
Nazis and recaptured by the
Russians.
ERWIN.
4-Virginia.
Estates Of the union.
6-Ismet Inonu.
MAPS.
Copyright, 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

n, Mdrch IL.
now. Work can be accomplished
with new records made; private
affairs should run smoothly.
DEC. 2S TO JAN. 2f
CaprjcoyB-This day much more
friendly 10 hard work, combining
matters, government and military
affairs than to personal interests.
recreation or social activities. Con-
Sistency, egularity required.
Observation-Disclosures is taboo
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aqeoruts-Take a big step for
ward. Leave no stone unturned in
your quest for improvement, better
cooperation, eliminating b OFT ] O.
necks, advancing definitely, with
lasting effect. Fine rays.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 2O
Pisce Protect your personal
affairs from busybodies. schemers.
Don't accept Just any means to get
"A h d, investigate TO ascertain
whether il is legal. right the best
way. Act with forethought
A CHI y horn on this doH:
Kindly, understanding, very intel
ligent Naturally likes the better
things in life, and could become a
capable doctor, nurse, Activities
connected with the sea and art also
in its line. Should correct fear OF
criticism, timidity; more self-con-
fidence needed. Religion essential
to its well-being.
Birth date Of Torquato Tasso
noted poet.
Copyright. ls43, by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
ASK POST OFFICE

A-The package has probably
been forwarded 10 him. Suggest
YOU take this matter up with the
post office.
r. A. y Q-I am a schoolboy
will be II Oct. 5, 1913. and at that
time I shah have one more year oil
high school TO finish. / want Il
Join the navy. and would like Il
finish my high school education il
the navy. Is this possible?
A--YOu cannot finish high
school in the navy. However YOU
may enlist in the naval reserve,
with your parents consent, when
you reach u. Under this plan
you could complete your high
school education, inasmuch as
you will not he called until YOU
are 1S. Further information may
he obtained at the navy recruit
ing office. 35l Federal Building.
Mrs. X. g.: A-Your mother
in-law should write To Field
Branch, Bureau Of Supplies and
Accounts, Allotment Division,
Navy Department, Cleveland, o.,
for application blanks for fam
lily allotment. After application
forms have been filed out and
filed she will he notified by them
whether or not she Is eligible for
the allotment on the basis OF In
formation submitted with the
application.
MRS. +. s.: Q-This is concern
ing my son who left last fall for
overseas. He is in the marines
and before leaving the country he
signed for one bond a month.
However, / feel that I'm entitled
to an allotment from my son and
the government, as we depended
on hun for support. My husband
Is working but he does not earn
enough TO take care of us. Where
could 1 write TO find out about
this matter?
A--Write to Field Branch,
Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
counts, Allotment Division, Navy
Department, Cleveland, o. Give
them full information and they
will advise you whether or not
you are eligible for the allot-
ment,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Fighting Mans Friend:
Avoid Surprise
Visit! He Miqht
Be Transferred
Fighting Mans Friend:

J. NJ. W Q-My boy friend has
been in the army three weeks
Gould YOU give me information re-
garding visiting regulations during
Taste, holidays for Camp Swift,
Tex.
A--NOu should write 10 your
boy friend 10 obtain information
on visiting hours. acCOmmoda-
tons, etc. II is not wise 20 plan
a surprise visit inaSmuCh a. he
NAV he transferred 10 another
camp, and your long trip would
be IN vain.
Mrs. c. NJ: @ Ny brother is in
the SeahCcS. While nc was sta.
TONED IN Gulfport, Miss. a few
weeks ! sent INN a package This
was sent Jan - and he has not
received a.. He is in California.
Where can l inquire about the
package?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake.
The Detroit Times,
1928 Times Square. Detroit, Mich.
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
MAN GETS HIS
LEG BROKEN IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
Others Treated For Minor
Injuries; Three
Unframed

A collision between a bakery
truck and a passenger car resulted
this week in the fracture OF both
legs to a 65-year-old man and ip
minor injuries to several others
police records disclosed.
Leonard Hughes Of 235 Eliot
street, was reported in temporarily
serious condition at Receiving hos
pital this week.
Others treated at the hospital
were Jack Hampton. 25-yesr-old
driver OF the passenger car, suffer
ing fIom a bruised left leg; Evelyn
Hampton. "a. suffering from pos
sible fractured leg. and Gladys
Stewart, II. q 1910 Palms, treated
for a possible skull fracture and
Robert w Stewart, 2l-year-old
driver Of The truck. given first aid
for minor injuries.
Stewart. employed by Ward Bak-
ing company. according to police
was held for reckless driving after
the acciderI He YVES going south on
Vinewood and struck the passenger
car driven by Jack Hampton. which
was going east on Moore place.
Three small children were riding
in the passenger car. However. there
was no report made that they re-
ceived any injuries in the mishap.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

~ y l40 n - ~ - ~
nc ~ only sabve4Sivs orsHnik6-
Nan operating wikkiont interfe renee
hon the FBT and ne Dfes com-
jnittss Led ~ Il xnan u its own
ilk. tested strenzth In local guv-
eminent whsn the Detroit HousiAs
commission, The Common Council
and Mayor Edward ]. JekfrieG bow
ing to the demands Of tho pro-
HifleriteS sd0ptsd : policy Of seq
resating war workers N war hous-
ing projects surely on Q basis OF
color. Il y significant to note
that the Mayor ana the Common
Council ulads ttrvid pleas TO local
defense Industries, begging them
not to segregate or discriminate
against Negro war workers
As In the case OF the Sojourner
Truth housing fight, the stage for
every act in the housing hearing
farce was set by such pro-Hitlerites
as Virgil Chandler. now under in
dictment for conspiracy in the So
journer Truth housing case and
his short, hefty. Negro-hsiting CO.
hort Joseph Buffa, president of
the Fenelon-Seven Mile Improve
ment association; named as a CO.
conspirator in the Sojourner case
more than year ago-a case which
despite the demands of leading
newspapers. the NAACP. the Civil
Rights Federation and other organ
izations. has never been prosecuted.
That the Ku Klux Khan has the
green light" for operations in De-
troit is obvious. but the $64 ques-
ton is, could the Khan operate so
successfully without the aid OF the
national government and local law
enforcement bodies whose duties
are to clamp down on subversive
monuments? The answer to the
question Is also obvious-it could
not, and we need only TO multiply
the number OF Khan motivated
"hate strikes" and racial disturb
snces and add them 10 the many
Efforts poll tax Congressman are
now putting forth TO force segre-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Two Took Poison
Here Last Week

Two women. both OF whom police
say apparently attempted suicide
last week. were taken to Receiving
hospital and given an antidote for
the poison they had consumed.
Treated for possible poisoning
were Edwardine Arnold. 20. OF 55s
E. Philadelphia. and Ella Holley. ls
and single OF the same address.
It was disclosed that the older
woman had been separated from
her husband. Nathaniel. and ap-
parently became respondent She
denies attempting to commit sui
eide and claims that she wss drink
ing.
The younger woman, so police say,
took an overdose Of sleeping tablets
following reported alteration
with her parents because she stayed
out late and had been drinking.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
BY RUSS J. cowANs

Charging that his good name,
fame and reputation" were ''in-
jured and damaged" as the result
of a false arrest last February 10,
Atty. Henry B, Taliaferro. with
Offices at 1909 Broadway. filed suit
Wednesday in circuit court against
Prosecutor William B. Bowling,
Police Sergeant Ralph Baker and
Patrolman Clayton Nowlin, asking
damages Of 81. 000, 900.
The attorney. in his bill Of COM
plant. charges that as a result OF
the arrest he still suffers and will
suffer in the future. shame, dis
grace, humiliation and mortifica-
ton" and that there was loss OF
and damage to his business"
The bill charges that on Febru-
airy 10 Sergeant Baker and Patrol
man Nowling came to his office,
and on orders from Prosecutor
Bowling. arrested the plaintiff and
charged him with constructing JUS
tice." Taliaferro states that he was
forced to accompany the officers
to police headquarters. and later to
recorders court where he was i'm
prisoned without reasonable and
probable cause" for an hour and a
half. The plaintiff was later dis
missed by Recorders Judge Arthur
z. Gordon.
He further charges that Nowlin.
who took charge OF his office while
Baker called Downing for further
instructions. was abusive, arro-
CANT. authoritative. loud. boisterous,
all in the presence OF several
clients sitting in the office" He
states that Nowlin threatened to call
the police wagon to take Talia-
ferro to jail IL he did not accom-
pany them in a police scout car.
The officers, according to Tslia-
ferro. came to his Office TO take
Miss Georgina Harding, secretary to
Atty. Charles A. Roxborough. and
Taliaferro. TO Dowlings office for
questioning. Taliaferro told Miss
Harding that as the officers did not
have a warrant she did not have
to 60 with them.
Sergeant Baker then. according to
the attorney, left the Office TO call
Bowling. returning later and ar
rested ralisferro for constructing
justice"
The 1sttorney md his secretary
were taken from the building and
placed in scout car along with
another prisoner. He said he had
to pass through the first floor Of
First Precinct lin full view OF hi
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Theatre Drive
Huge Success

Theatre defense drive. sponsored
by Wayne County Council for De-
Tense. under the leadership OF
Charles Walker. chairman OF area
five was great success last week
Books for soldiers to read and
silk stockings which will be turned
over TO OCD were collected.
The affair was held at Willis the
atre on Wednesday. April 28 with
nearly 800 attending the theatre
party.
Guest speakers for the afternoon
were Donald Thurbcr. executive
secretary OF Detroit Youth Coun-
Gil. affiliated with OCD: Miss Pa
tricia Young OF Negro Youth Coun-
Gil for Victory and Democracy,
Metropolitan Detroit Youth Coun-
Gil and War widows club. and
Miss Barbara Panser. vice president
Junior Red Cross.
Pictures were presented by the
manager. A. westway, manager Of
the theatre.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
White Nurse
Married Jap
In Michigan

Despite orders from Circuit Judge
George w. Sample who said that
japanese were colored. 3s-year~
old socialite white nurse was mar.
ried last week to q 0-yeAr-oN
japanese doctor In Ann ArhcR
Mich.
Miss Mary Howard ConstablA
former New York socialite. and
DR.. william Yasuki Tsk1hashi. bo16
on the star of University hospital.
were issued a marriage Ihcenso
after Prosecutor George Mesder
ruled that mixed marriages were
legal under q 1915 layx.
County Clerk Luella n. Smith
approved the marriage. However
Circuit Judge Sample opined that
marriages between white and ecl-
ored persons were banned By
Michigan law and he ruled that
Japanese were colored.
Prosecutor George Meader found
the new law of 1915 which Per.
mitted mixed marriages
Takahashi was born In japan and
received his medical degree st the
university last January. He claims
to have become sn American citi-
zen.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
MAYORS HOUSING PLOT
STIRS C|TY-WIDE FIGHT
Students Hit Faculty Color Bar
The Dynamite

The text Of the housing reso-
luton Of Mayor JefYries which
was approved by the City Ceun-
cilmen. with only George Ed
wards voting against Il, Il re-
printed below:
The Detroit Housing commits
sion will in no way change the
racial characteristics Of any
neighborhood In Detroit through
occupancy standards Of housing
projects under their turisdic-
ton" the statement declared.
The importance q housing
war workers L. recognized BY
the Detroit Heusing cemmision
and every effort win Be made to
accomplish this task.
1T Is the opinion Of the com
mission that any attempt TO
change the racial pattern Of any
area In Detroit viii result In
vielent spRssitien 70 the housing
prsgrsn. a osuA very easily
reaclx . ppins where thc war
proou11son Gpeel q IN enfire
! . w
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Project Head
At Ypsiilanti
Is Appointed

Robert Fulton Johnson local real
tor and housing agent for the Cor
poration Counsel's office. was APP
pointed manager of the war work
ers project at Ypsilanti. Mich, il
was announced last Thursday by
Sherwood Reeder. Detroit director
of the Federal Public Housing Au-
thority.
The Ypsilanti project which has
not been named at this writing
will be ready for occupancy within
ten days. according to Mr.. john
son. The construction OF the Ypsi-
lanti project is being completed In
record time by the FPHA in order
10 appesse the Negro workers al
the Bomber plant at Willow Run
who were denied occupancy in vii.
low Lodge because Of their color
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
bI||lE|l
CONNECTED On.
VICE CHARGE.
Will Be Sentenced On
May 18th By The
Court

A 24-year-old mother Of four
young children was found guilty
OF pandering this week by Record
er's Judge Arthur Z. Gordon.
Florence Caddell Of 8762 Russell
street repeatedly accepted money
from an 18-year-old and l6-year-old
girl who testified they had engaged
in prostitution after meeting men
in a neighborhood beer tavern.
Questioned by the Judge hearing
the case. the young woman stated
she has four children. fathered by
three different men. She denied
accepting money from the two
young girls. witnesses in the case.
Houston Murphy Jr. OF 95oS
Cameron avenue was sentenced to
Jackson prison to serve three to
20 years on March %. in the same
case.
Miss Caddell will be sentenced
on April II by Judge Gordon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

/, When Mayor Jehries was nrs'
elected the Negro voters gave him
Q margin OF sexen to one over the
rival candidate, Richard W. Read
ing. Now that the Mayor jumped
the gun in the housing controversy
last week and openly condemned
the proposal to drop the color bar
IN local war housing projects, 1t is
being predicted that in the next
election his rival candidate will be
given a margin Of eleven to one
by the Negro voters. The Negroes
put him In by seven to one and
intend to take him eleven to one.
secen and eleven are strictly our
numbers chum.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Taliaferro Sues
Three orMiIlion

friends and acquaintances and busi-
ness associates
Taliaferro charges that the acts
Of the defendants. and each Of them,
in arresting and imprisoning and
charging him with obstructing Jus
tice. were wanton. wilful, malicious,
unlawful and without any reason
able or probable cause. and against
the will of the plaintiff"
According to old court attaches,
this is one of the largest damage
suits ever filed in Wayne county,
and the largest ever filed against
a county official or member Of the
Detroit police department..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

For Illegal
Opera ton

A warrant charging DR.. Jesse c.
Randolfo. IS. Of 7o5 East Forest
avenue. with abortion, was issued
Tuesday by the prosecutors office.
The warrant was signed by Assistant
Prosecutor John Balose.
Mrs. Betty Richie. 20. 4429 Brush
street, is the complainant against
DR.. Randolfo. charging that she
paid him $50 on January /, and SIS
February for an illegal operation.
The abortion was disclosed when
Mrs. Richie became i'll and was
taken TO Wayne Diagnostic hospital
by her husband. Hal Richie.
DR.. Randolfo was TO Surrender TO
his attorney, Harold E. Bledsoe. this
week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Burned In Home,
Gets Treatment

Clarence Hill. 10 years old. was
rushed TO Receiving hospital from
his heme a, 242 East Garfield after
he had suffered from first and sec
ond degree burns Of the face and
lef: shoulder.
I, was disclosed that he was at
tempting 10 put out fire in the
front part of his home when his
clothing caught afre and he re-
ceived his injuries.
The FIRE was said to have been
of undetermined origin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
CHILD BITTEN BY DOG

A three-year-old girl bitten by a
dog was treated at Receiving hos
pital this week and reported in a
temporarily serious condition.
Jean Anderson OF $50 Alger street
was taken to get aid from her home
after she had been bitten in the
hand by the dog. Police are holding
tho dog in an effort TO determine
whether or not 1t has rabies.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
FORD WORKERS
'SMEARED' BY
CO. Statement
Union Says Strikes N o t
Due TO Race Of Men
In Departments


~ - ~
1FtSg = - ~ - taels jo6a
vaSGn uiSupssvef es6ses fosssd thssn
20 ret into wtr plsntp or ace In
duction into the army"
Blaming the jim Crow policy ct
these departments for . GOOD part
OF The troubls. Percy ElswsIlyn
made the followiAs statement 10
ths Igickigxn Chronicle:
Il nm eonpsllled to repeat That
che main caa1e fnr. the situation y
the New Steal am. AInminum foan-
dries 10 the lnIstaksn pefsonnel
policies Of management The sue
ecess or the Unions Shorts TO stab
ilixe the affairs OF these units viii
depend to a. great extent on the
company's correction OF these poll
clos
~The union also feels that the
emphasis by tie company on the
race OF most OF these employees
In these units has been extremely
unfortunate. Any assumption that
the stoppages and acts OF some OF
the employees are q reflection on
the Negro race Is unwarranted.
The employment and placement
policies followed by the company
Of grouping new employees togeth-
er without adequate supervision
and instruction would invite the
same results no matter what the
race of the employees"
TIE following statement which
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Aged Couple Was
Gassed In Home

Two. aged persons were treated
at Receiving hospital last week
after they had been overcome by
coal gas escaping from a furnace
they were attempting to repair.
William =. Swilley, "a. and Anna
Lindsey. "a. both OF 3l16 Monroe
were treated at the hospital after
tLey had suffered from possible
coal gas poisoning.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
HENRY HIT CRANE

At the hearing before the Hous-
ing Commission last week, virgil
Chandler who was indicted in the
Sojourner Truth controversy and
his pal Joseph Buffa were present
to add a fascist note to the pro-
ceedings. The Reverend Henry Hit
Crane spoke up ia behalf OF the
Negroes and Joe Buffa got up be-
hind him to challenge his remarks.
Buffa was so hot under the collar
as he looked at DR.. Crane that all
he could blurt out was you are
Just a bunch OF damn busybodies.
The Reverend Crane Is will known
- -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

Nine Republican and one Demo-
cratic Congressman from the state
OF Michigan have failed to sign
Petition No. for a hearing on the
Anti-poll tax bill. They are: Gre
publicans) Bennett. Bradley. Craw-
ford. Dondefo. Engel, Hoffman.
Jonkman. Mechner. Woodruff and
Rabaut Democrat
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
MICHIGAN j.
STUDENTS TO
FIGHT CASE
Negro Instructor Opposed
BY University
Faculty

ANN ARBOR. Mich.-(ANP)-
Both student body and instructors
at the University of Michigan be-
came aroused Monday when it was
known that William Clayton, one
Of the most brilliant men in his
specialty ever 10 come to Michigan.
missed out ON q university faculty
Job solsly because Of his race, said
Rref Heyz1 G. Carver Of the mathe-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Hand Of Khan Seen
In Housing Wrangle

and the forward march towards
true democracy.
Having seized control Of certain
defense plants more than two years
ago. plants in which 1t led hum
dreds Of hate strikes" against Ne
gro workers, femented race riot
in an effort to bar Negroes from Q
War Housing project the Khan.
exposed asain and again ~ ;sl,e
y l1!shi1 rcn !; J! - (!.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
TWO HELD IN DRUG CASE

Two young men were held by po-
lice this week for investigation Of
violating the state drug law.
Held were Cad Holland. ~, OF
SOIL Riopelle street and Abraham
Adams, "a. OF 2657 Chestnut street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
BY T. JOHN WOOD

The nefarious Ku Klux Khan. the
post Civil War DOGGY man" organ
ization of the deep South. and now
the recognized unpaid agent OF
Adolf Hitler and his Axis part
ners. is taking over industry and
government In Detroit.
The Outlaws Of the South. who
used 10 put On, their long wkite
fsss dsxA " - = :! !! a
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
Between The
HEADLINES
Dy PAUL KEEN

Eaters nets: 1'bs views az
prssssd By Mr.. Keen Dc net nee
sssarily reflect The epsnAsns -
Shs lGIchasnn Chrsnlela.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08

90 fHIz6t0 of 49,
~ lllisa Negroes % obtain
|pssitious On ~ 10y of me ani-
versity hsvs be<n psny ana vsried.
According - n Investigation con-
Quoted BY The 1kIehigan Daily. stu
dent newxpsper mere. IL was fndi-
ested that this failure Il due to
race alone. The reason given by
faculty members for this situation
varied from fear Of student re-
actions to conviction that the
appointment Of q Negro would
never be approved by the authori-
tiex-
Said Prof Carver in regard to the
Clayton case. I'm not interested
in stirring up trouble. but no one
has a right to say that q Negro
should not teach at d state univer-
sity. Clayton is now a lieutenant
in the coast artillery; In view OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-08
NO BI-RAcl|AL
OCCUPANCY IN.
war PROJECTS
Is Determined Aim OF
Local City Hall Gang
NAACP CHARGES

Whether Detroit Negroes WIN Be
given their Constitutional rights or
forced to accept second -clas cid.
zenship as the price they must pay
for having been born black win
be determined In the next fcrtvA
eight hours in Detroit % NoGro
and white liberals move towaEd q
showdown with Mayor EdN1rd J.
Jehries and the city administxatfoA
ON the issue Of housing.
FRIGHrKNHD
ErightenNd hy The proapoe& -.
the Detrolt c1ng c.
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UISee STUDENTS, Page Q
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~-see 'sMEARED.' Page /.
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nwses HEADLINES. Page ,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-04-17
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