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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
AKRON, Ohio
APIE MIRUSIUS AKRONIE-
Gus

Antanas Olehnovicius Alex
ma, mires Kovo II, palaidotas
Kovo 20, pamaldos atsibuvo
buvusioje Lietuviu sv. Petro
baznycioje. Pamaldos buvo is
kilmingos, misias atnasavo at
kviesti is Clevelando Kun. j.
Angelaitis, jam asistavo vie
tos klebonas Kun. Burgeois,
Kun. K. Sirvaitis, o vietos vi
karas Kun. Ivanauskas giedo-
io.
Velionis paejo is Ukmerg5s
ap., sunus Laurino, pasiturin-
clio ukininko; ,jo teviskes lau-
kai rubeziavosi su kunigaikscio
Radvilos zeme. Velioniui daz-
mai teko butt ir kunigaikscio
dvare, mes kunigaikstis kas
meta surengdavo savo dvare
geguzines ir jane savo tarnus
ir apielinkes ukininkus vaisin-
davo, pats kunigaikstis su sa-
vo zmona ir vaikais patarnau-
davo, duodant uzkandzius ir
gerimus. Velionis dar pasakojo,
kunigaikstis kalbedavo Lietu-
viskai, neapkesdavo tu Lietu-
viu kurie kokiu reikalu j il
kreipdamiesi kalbedavo largo
niska Lenku kalba. Sake, pa
darydaves pastaba, "cia ne
Varsava, kalbek SUI manim Lie
tuviskai, nes as esu Lietuvis".
Velionis nekarta mastydavo
kad jau jam Amerikoj esant,
Lietuvos nepriklausomybes lai-
kais, apie kunigaiksti Radvila
nebuvo visai girdeti.
Velionis gerai pazino Lietu-
vos Prezidento A. Smetonos te-
vus, ir patti Antana Smetona
| jo jaunose dienose, mes kartu
augo. Sake, Smetonu zeme ra-
dosi uz ezero, nedaug zemes
teturejo. Todel Alekna pikti-
nosi kad nekurie musu laikras-
ciai ir blogos valios zmones
smeizia Prezidenta A. Smeto-
ma, buk jis dvarporis ar Len
kas, kuomet jo tevai buvo pa
prasti mazazemiai Lietuviai
ukininkai.
Velionis prizes 40 metu atva-
ziavo j Amerika, Mass. valsti-
joje dirbo ukese; pagyvenes
keleta metu, susitaupes kick
pinigu buvo isvaziaves Lietu-
Won, ten vede zmona, Ona Sa-
rafinaite, is zelves miestelio.
Apsivedus, ukej netiko gwen
ii, tada abu su zmona atvazia-
vo Amerikon, j DeKalb, Ill. Is
ten prizes 80 metu atvaziavo il
Akrona ir cia isigyveno. Sun
kiai dirbdamas isaugino viena
sunu, Stasi, ir dvi dukteris,
Anastazija ir Brone; isigijo
keleta nuosavu manu-, buvo
darbstus, malonus, inksmo ir
humoristisko budo, tikintis ir
didelis Lietuvis patriotas. I've
riantis Lietuvos nepriklauso-
mai valstybei yra daug auka-
YES pinigQ, dalyvaudavo visuo-
Sc ,Lietuviu parengimuose, il
gausiai prisidedavo pinigiskai.
. Pribuvus S. Rodaviciui Ak
roman, stojo jam j pagalba or
ganizavime Lietuviu sv. Pet
ro parapijos, dirbo, aukavo ir
net baznycios pagrindus savol
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02

sBARsKANCIU gyvaciu Ii
noma yra isviso 46 skirtingu
ruSiQ, is ju 26 randamos Suv.
Valstijose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
Skelbimai "Dirvoje"
SOC uz viena karta
iris kartuS uz S1.OO

Smulkus skelbimai Dirvoje
kaip tai nanny pardavimas, is
nuomavimas, krautuviu isnuo
mavimas ar pardavimas, pajies-
kojimai, padekos laiskai, gall
ma patalpinti STA kama.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-04-02
JAUTI BLOGAI?
VISIsKAI PALENGvINSITE SAU
--SIUO MODERNISM SVELNIU
BUDU


BUDU
o Kuomet kankinates viduriu uzkie-
tejimu-zarnos neveiklios, skauda
galva, nera energijos os-palengvinsite
sau siuo modernism budu-kramty-
kite FEEN- MINT. 81 skoninga
kramtoma guma vidurius liuosuoja
svelniai ir tikrai. Milijonai zmoniu
naudoja FEEN-A-MINT. Tx pa
kramtykite FEEN- -A-MINT einant
guilt, naudokite tiktai pagal nuro-
dymus ant pakelio. Sekanti ryta
malonus palengvinimas jums pagel-
hes vel jaustis puikiai.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-16
Shores Mems Club
Takes 10 Air Waves
Methodist Group Plans
Regular Sunday Proeroms

ST. CLAIR SHORES 49, The
Mems club of the First Metho-
dist Church, which has attracted
wide attention through its
months-long campaign against
county vice will take TO the air
waves Sunday, Nov. 81, in a
series of half-hour broadcasts. r.
Deon Sweeney, secretary an
nounced today.
The program, TO be broadcast
over station WJLB, Detroit, will
be heard each Sunday afternoon
from o'clock 10 4.30 Sweeney
said. He pointed out that while
the program Is to be sponsored
by the Mems club, and not di-
rectly by the church. the Rev.
Don A. Morriss. pastor of the
church, will be the principal fl
CURE on the programs. He said
club members, however, would
participate from time to time in
musical and other phases of the
program. WJLB can be tuned
in at 400 kilocycles, Sweeney
said.
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Burglars 'Moll, But 16,
Returned Home by Police
Runaway Detroit Girl Caught
in Mours ClcSens PoIise Net

A 16-year-old runaway De-
troit girl WIG for three months
had posed as the wife of a self
confessed Mount Clemens bur-
glar, today was back in her home
city in the wake of last week 5
police roundup of a gang of
youthful criminals who, police
charge, had burglarized at least
IS Mount c ! g m business
places.
The girl was picked up, to-
gether with four men, in an
apartment at 99i2 Broadway
street by Police Sergt. Eugene
Smith and Patrolman jack Per-
rim on Nov. 9, following an un-
precedented wave of breaking
and entering cases. At first in
sisting that she was married to
one of the suspects, Call Ram
say, 10, in whose apartment the
arrests were made, the girl fl
nally admitted that a marriage
license the couple had displayed
in proof" Of their marital sta
tus, was actually that of Ram
says brother, Police Chief Ar
thur l. Rosso said today. The
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-16
Goal Permit
Depots Listed
Certificates Of
Necessity TO be Issued

Moving swiftly TO prevent ex-
listing coal stocks from melt
ing" in the face of unprecedent-
ed demands, and TO assure fair
distribution, the Macomb County
Civilian Defense Council today
listed 10 communities in which
Certificates of Necessity may be
obtained for purchase of needed
fuel.
The plan, sheerly voluntary
upon the part Of coal dealers,
but recommended by state CIV
ilian defense authorities, is pred
icated upon the necessity for
equitable distribution of coal 10
residences and business places
that actually are short of fuel.
Prospective purchasers may
obtain the Certificates of Neces-
sity by applying at any Of the
following places, Sherwood Ben
nett, county civilian defense
chairman said:
Center Line, City Offices.
Chesterfield Township, Home
of Adolph Veryser.
Clinton Township, Township
Office, Gratiot avenue.
East Detroit, Kaiser Building,
George Trautman.
Fraser, Fraser Gas and Serv-
ice Station.
Mount Clemens, City Offices.
See COAL-Page 2
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5i|bar Named
10 keyP Post
WPB Executive
is Promoted

Appointment of Robert G.. Sill
bar of Mount Clemens, as spe-
cial assistant TO the regional di-
rector Of the Detroit regional
office Of War Production
Board, was announced today
Silbar succeeds as director of in
formation Peter A. Revolt, who
has returned TO the. advertising
field as an account executive for
Maxon, Inc, Detroit national
advertising agency.
For the past year and a half
Silbar has been assistant execu-
tive secretary of the State Sal
wage Committee of the Michigan
Office Of Civilian Defense and
principal administrative assist
ant, General Salvage Branch.
WPB. He has been in charge OF
public relations for salvage
drives, as well as editor OF the
Michigan Salvage News. I'm
See WPB-Page 2
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Russians Dent
German Lines,
Berlin Admits
Hord-Hitting Reds
Brock Through
Defense Bostions
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. Is - Massed
Russian attacks denied German
lines in eight sectors of the long
Soviet front, the Berlin radio
asserted today in reports at
tempting TO minimize Red Army
successes.
Russian gains were acknoWl-
edged by Transocean Agency in
the great Dnieper bend south
west of Dnepropetrovsk, north
of Krivoi Rog and north of
Cherkassy. Other Russian sue
cesses were reported in the
Zhitomir area and southwest of
Kiev; near Reichitsa in the
Gomel area; and in the Smo-
lensk anr Orsha areas of the
frozen north.
The G. m n communiQue,
broadcast Immediately after the
reading Of transocean dispatch
recording the Russian successes,
curiously deprecated all the
Russian gains heralded by the
Propaganda agency and pictured
the battles as vast defensive sue
cesses.
VIOLENT FIGHTING
Both accounts, howe yer,
See RUSSIA-Page z
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Lieut.. Col. Willis Beightol
Wins DFC for PlOesti Raid
Mount Clemens Girls Husband
Participated in BIsterins Attack

1t. Col. Willis z. Beigh1ol has
been awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross for his part in the
low-level bombing raid which
destroyed AZ per cent Of Ruman-
ian oil refineries at Ploesti,
Aug. !.
His wife, the former Jeanne
Adds Of Mount Clemens, who
is living with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Adds, 1877
Washington avenue, explained
that Col. Beightol wears the
Purple Heart medal for wounds
received in that action, and the
Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster
for successful completion of
bombing missions.
1t. Col. Beightol. who Is one
of the youngest officers TO hold
that rank, is a bomber pilot in
the Army Air Force, and has
been overseas in the African
theatre of war for a year and a
half.
He was stationed at Selfridge
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-16
Stale Urges
Sewage Units
Seven Mocomb
Towns Listed

Seven Mac9mb county COM
munities today were urged by
the State Stream Control Com
mission to install sewage-con-
troll facilities as part of state
wide postwar project.
In all the state commission
asked that 237 communities in
the state take immediate steps
to approve such improvements
and TO make reports within 80
days concerning their willing
ness to comply. Plans or the en-
gineering and sites were request
ed by the state board.
The postwar projects are
necessary "for the adequate and
legal protection of those waters
Of the state now used for the
final disposal of sewage. sewage
plant effluents or industrial
waste discharges"
Mount Clemens. Armada. and
New Baltimore were asked to
build collection and treatment
systems by the Stream Control
commission.
Center Line and Warren were
asked to survey for sewage
treatment or disposal. Richmond
was asked TO plan for additions
to present facilities. Additional
interceptor sewers were recon-
mended for ST. Clair Shores.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-16
'Heavies Range
Continent in
Grim Attacks
Killers Europe
Feels Seouree Of
Increasing Power
By GLADWIN HILL

LONDON, Nov. Is - (P) -
Bringing Hitler's ramparts I'M
der attack both in the North and
South, American bombers
struck targets in Norway today
after another heavy blow at Ath-
ems airfields.
The Norwegian targets were
not disclosed Immediately. The
Nazis ahve been harboring a
lumber of their big warships in
Norway's deep fjords.
Allied headquarters in Algiers
revealed simultaneously that
units OF the reorganized Yugo-
slav airforce, now trained as
heavy bomber crews, have enter
ed the war in the Mediterranean
theater and yesterday flew with
formations of the fifteenth air
force Liberators to bomb the Ell
evsis airfield. u. S. medium
bombers from Italy struck Kala-
maxi airfield in the Athens re-
gion.
SLAVS IN AIR
The Yugoslavs are flying Lib
orators given them by the United
States government under Lease
Lend. They operate as Yugo-
slav sirforce under their own
command.
Today's attack was the second
by American heavy bombers on
Norway. On July "a part of
heavy force hit a U-boat base
and other installations at Trond-
helm while others wrecked an
important metal plant at Her.
oya.
The operations followed upon
a renewed German air offensive
against Britain with an attack
for the first time in many
months on Southwest England
and the region where American
troops are rehearsing for an in
vasion Of the continent. The
Nazi raiders dropped incendiar-
les and high explosives, causing
number of casualties and con-
siderable damage.
LUFTWAFFE STRIKES
For the first time in months
German raiders last night at
tackled Southwest England-the
general area referred 10 by 1t.
Gen. Jacob L. Devers as the
scene of the American rehearsal
for the greatest military under
taking of all time-hitting
coastal town sharply with incen-
diaries and high explosives.
The Berlin radio said Ply
mouth was attacked.
Heaviest damage was done in
the residential section and fires
were started in the industrial
area by the raiders, who were
making their first incursion over
See AERIAL-Page 2
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Two Local Hunters
Make Early Kills

Burt Davis, of 203 N. Rose
street, and Clayton Rosso, of Du-
luth road, Harrison township.
were among the first Macomb
county hunters to make their
kills" in the northwoods this
season.
Davis bsgged an eight buck
a half-hour after dawn Monday
morning near West Branch
while Rosso knocked down a
10 pointer this morning near
Newberry.
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War Fund Totals
NOT Yet Complete

While the combined Mount
Clemens Community Chest and
War Fund drive has already
reached its minimum quota of
$4,000, chairman John Nun
nelly urges all those who have
not been contacted for contri-
button TO add TO this worthy
cause by sending checks and
monies direct to the offices of
the Board of Commerce at So
North Walnut street. Speed is
urgent" said Nunnely, since
the drive closes on Thursday
Ivan A. Johnston, chairman of
See WAR FUND-Page 2
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Enemy Scores
Slight Gains
Over 5th Army
Noxis Retoke
Lost Ground;
British Advance
By EDWARD KENNEDY

ALLIED II + A DQUARTERS,
ALGIERS, Nov 16-(P)-Two
Nazi counterattackS have driven
American troops Of the Fifth
Army from high ground north
of Venafro, Allied headquarters
announced today, but the Eighth
Army. won new hilltops in the
eastern sector of Italy.
The German on 81 ug h I s
pushed the U. S. troops out of
areas previously occupied on
Monte Santa Croce above Vena-
fro, where a Fifth Army wedge
seriously threatens the enemy's
powerful winter line.
In the air war, Liberators Of
the US. 18th airforce-joined
by lend-lease Liberators of the
reorganized Yugoslav airforce-
smashed at Elevsis airfield at
Athens yesterday, and American
medium b o m b ers hammered
Kalamski airdrom in the
Athens area.
Resistance remained strong
along the length Of the Fifth
Army front IN Italy, headquar-
ters said.
Soldiers of Gen. Sir Bernard
l.. Montgomery won new high
ground north Of AteSSa IA
miles inland from the Adriatic-
and Eighth Army patrols made
new sorties across the Sangro
river on this east flank, feeling
out German strength.
Enemy elements were met
near Montazzoli near the middle
reaches of the Sangro.
l. an d operations generally
were held at near standstill by
mud and bad weather as the op-
posing forces girded for show
down battle.
The weather also prevented
extensive air activity in Italy.
although some sweeps were
made, with an assault upon a
truck convoy near Ancona on
the Adriatic coast.
Two Allied planes were lost in
all activities.
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Bulgars Inept

ISTANBUL. Nov. Is --(P)-
AS result of the attack on So
fla Sunday by American bomb
ers, the Germans have protest
ed vigorously to the Bulgarian
government concerning the al
legged inefficiency of the city's
anti-aircraft defenses, according
to information reaching here
from the Balkans.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-16
Town Raided

LONDON. Nov. I6-tP1-Ger-
man air raiders, striking at Brit
ain for the first time in a week,
made sharp attack on a south
west coast town during the
night, unloading incendiaries
and high explosives which caus-
ed a number of casualties and
considerable damage.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-16
Hii-Run Death Case
Carried Over 10 Nov. 80

Examination OF G.. Boyd Mac
Pherson, Warren township oil
refinery executive charged with
leaving the scene of an accident
in which a pedestrian was killed,
was carried over from this NOR
ming before Justice Of the Peace
Donald j Parent, y Nov. 30, due
to the inability of one witness to
be present.
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Gust FasciStS

NAPLES, Nov. I4-tDefayed)
-(P)-The Allied military gov
eminent announced today that
537 Fascist government officials
either have been removed from
office or fled before the arrival
OF Allied troops in the provinces
of Naples. Salerno, Benevento
and Avellino.
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% to take up the dictatorship of
a USO at Liberal, Kansas.
For Ia months he was in
charge of the Salvation Army
Citadel on Grand avenue. and in
February of this year was trans
ferred to the Hostess House USO
on CaSs street. A member of
the Kiwanis club, he had a great
deal Of interest in Youth Guild
ance work, and in taking part in
that activity, made himself ex-
tremely well-liked by the youth
See CARROLL-Page 2
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Damage Denied

NEW YORK, Nov. Is -(R)-
A Tokyo broadcast recorded by
the u. s. Foreign Broadcast In
telligence Service today said
that Allied planes hs raided
the Japanese-occupied port of
Pongkong last night. As usual,
the japanese reported the raid
had ben frustrated and declared
no damage had been done.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-16
May Arbitrate

LONDON, Nov. 16-(P)-The
French-installed Lebanese gov
eminent asked storekeepers to
reopen their shops today, the
Beirut radio said, as Gen.
Georges CatrOuX, emissary of
the French Committee OF Ma
tional Liberation, sought to set
tie the dispute over the little re-
rublics sovereignty.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-16
FarOuk l Hurt

CAIRO, Nov. 16 Up King
Farouk of Egypt was injured
slightly as his automobile and
a truck colIided on a road bor-
dering the Suez Canal. The 23-
year-oId King suffered small
crack in the lilac bone, but
doctors at the hospital to which
he was taken said he could be
moved today to the Royal Pal
ace.
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Diplomat Moves

NEW YORK, Nov. l6-(PD-
The Budapest radio said today
IL had been confirmed in Berlin
that Franz Won Papen, German
Ambassador to Turkey, had left
Ankara enroute for Germany to
report on recent political devel-
opponents in the Middle East.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-16
Free Austria

ALGIERS, Nov. l6-(P)-The
French Committee of National
Liberation aligned itself today
with the Moscow conference
guarantee of free Austria, re-
calling that France has always
held a position favoring Aus
trian independence" The state
ment expressed confidence that
Austrian patriots will work for
the liberation of their country.
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SIaVS Retreat

LONDON, Nov. l6 - tF) -
Evacuation of the Peljesac pen
insula In Southern Dalmatia un-
der heavy German pressure and
4 general retreat before rein
forced Nazi forces IN Macedonia
was acknowledged today by the
Yugoslav National Liberation
army of Gen. Josip Broz (Tito).
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late X X X
bulletins
Gain

BERN, SWITZERLAND, Nov.
16- (A) German occupation
troops this morning carried out
a series of mass executions OF
prisoners captured in an all-day
battle with Italian partisans near
DOmodossola yeste y, dis
patches from Brigue to the
newspaper La Suisse reported
today.
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HatZenbuhler Plumbing an d
Heating Company when he fin
ished school, and managed the
business after his fathers death
in 1882.
FIVE YEARS IN BED
For nearly five years Hatzen-
buhler was confined TO his bed.
During that long period he be-
came a radio ham (operator)
and broadcasted on the amateur
wave band. His station call let
tiers we're W8RGV. With this in
teresting hobby he was able to
transcend the combining walls of
his bedroom and make friends
around the world.
Hope never deserted him. In
1941 a determined HatZenbuhler
began taking treatments at Uni
versity Hospital, Ann Arbor, and
after three months he was able
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TO begin walking. With special
braces the man who couldn' I
walk began again. Medical men,
his family, persons familiar with
the paralysis his injuries had
engendered were amazed by his
stubborn triumph over his dis
ability.
SUFFERS RELAPSE
However his body was less
strong than his will and some
time after he was forced to re-
turn to his bed. These last few
months he has been a hospital
patient.
Mr.. Hatzenbuhler who is also
survived by his sister, Mrs.
Grove Sheppard, of Detroit, and
a brother, Donald, of Detroit,
was an enthusiastic sportsman
and athlete before the tragic ac-
See DEATH-Page 2
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HOWARD HATZENBUHLER DIES
Death Ends Long and Courageous Battle

Gallant years Of fighting pain
and increasing helplessness, re-
sulting from broken back, end
ed Sunday afternoon when How
ard Hatzenbuhler died in St.
Joseph Hospital, Mount Glenn
ems. His wife, Myrtle; and his
three children, Alice, Rita, and
Fred, of Monroe, were at his bed
side as 37-year-old Howard
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(See Picture on Page 81

Hatzenbuhler succumbed after
being an invalid for more than
seven years.
Hatzenbuhler, son of the late
Fred and Mrs. Hatzenbuhler, 96
Gallup avenue, Mount Clemens,
was injured in 1896 i'm a fall
from tree while hosting
heavy pipes from a deep well.
He had joined his father in the
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Field for some time after his
graduation from Kelly Field in
1899. A native of Webster City,
See HERO-Page 2
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Envoy(arroI!
10 Leave City
Salvation Army
Leader Transferred

After more than two years OF
active participation in social
activities in Mount Clemens, En-
voy Harry Carroll of the Saliva
ton Army viii leave here Nov.
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A luncheon meeting of the
Mount Clemens Salvation
Army Advisory Board has
been called for IL noon
Wednesday at the Medea
Hotel to honor Envoy and Mrs.
Carroll, Chairman Paul S.
Hirt announced today. Hirt
urged all advisory board mem
bers to attend the meeting.
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girl at first insisted that she was
20 years of age, the chief said
The child had been the OBJ.
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DObson and Ramsay each
were sentenced to serve from
three to Is years in the South
ern Michigan Prison at Jack
son by Circuit Judge Richter
this afternoon.
ject of a search by the Detroit
Police Missing Persons Bureau
See 'MOLL'-Page 2
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