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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
63, HeChdses
Girls, Wife Says

Mrs. Florence K. Varney, s.. of
9S11 Chenlot avenue, filed suit
today for divorce from her g.
year-old husband, Michael, charg-
ing he has "a habit OF chasing
young girls and driving them
places in his car"
The bill alleges that in January,
1912, when she demanded he stop
molesting two lady roomers he
threw his dinner on the floor.
Mrs. Varney claims that while
her husband is a sign painter. he
hasn't bought her clothes since
1898 and that she has worked
ever since they were married in
1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Hook Fishy Driver
Gets Ticket for Accident, Court Finds He's Using
Soldiers License in Delivering

Delivering fish while using the
drivers license of a member of the
United States Army today cost
Anthony Ventimiglia. 9342 Felch
street, As days in the Detroit house
of correction.
Ventimiglia was given a ticket
after causing an accident while
making an improper turn al
Gratiot avenue and Chene street
police declared. He failed TO appear
in court and Pvt. Domonic Moceri
q. of 1927 East Lafayette avenue
was taken in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Hits Shipping owl Paper
prtroli Tlmr. Wn.hlnrton Ruronn

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Ship-
ment abroad of the first two
issues of the Office of War Infor.
nations magazine. Victory, will
take 402 tons of shipping space
that might better be devoted tC
bullets. Rep. John Taber of New
York charged TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Criti(izes Size
OF Dole Staff;
0.K's 5 Millions
Bureau of Markets
and Public Library Fail
TO Win Mayors Approval

Axe in hand, Mayor Edward J,
Jeffries Jr. today continued to cut
swath in city departmental
finances because of the failure of
some to reduce, and attempts of
others to increase their 1894
budgets over current operating
costs.
Jeffries cracked down first I'm
yesterdays budget session on the
city bureau of markets which In
requesting S137,181. actually
$1,000 below last year. "
But" Jeffries said. cur fir.
ures show you are actually going
to operate this year on SI26, 900.
Why should we give you $751;
600 next year when $4,000 IN
enough for the current year"
ALL NOT INCLUDED
I've don't know what the
budget directors figures In
clude," said George V. Branch.
director of markets. Were not
sure he included all our operat-
ing costs"
well. you better find out and
come back with a satisfactory
answer. because 1 don't think
I'm going to go for It," the
mayor said.
Jeffries gave tentative buf
grudging approval to the welfare
departments S5,000,000 budget.
even though it is nearly $1,000, 600
below a year ago.
That's still a lot of money IN
run your department" .Jeffriex
told John F. Ballenger, welfare
superintendent. you've still got
one employe for every five per-
sons on relief. At that rate you
can live with them and give them
individual care.
"Your case load Is down ono
half, but your opera ting expenses
are only down q third. How
Gomez"
Ballenger explained that while
there are only 6,674 persons re.
ceiving welfare aid and 1857 vel.
fare employees, 941 of these EN-.
ployes are at Receiving Hospital
FEWER PATIENTS
But even your hospital ad.
missions are down a full quarter
to a third the past seven
months" Jeffries answered.
I'VE returned $2,0OO,OO0 from
our budget this year and well
return some next year." Ballen-
ger said.
"WeIl, see that you do" JEFF
fries added.
The mayor also refused to ap-
prove the public library budget on
the same grounds as the market
bureau.
"You will operate this year for
$1,537,OOO," Jeffries said, "and
you want $1,587, 900, which Ia
$4,000 more. Come back and
convince me why"
The mayor did complete back.
flip, however, when he asked the
Arts commission to come back: not
with a cut, but with recommends
tons for an increase.
There are lot of improve
ments out there you have said
you needed In the past" Jeffries
told Commissioner Edsel Ford.
"but you make no mention of
them In this budget. Find out
how much they will cost and let
me know"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Photo By Time, stan Photographs

Moceri provsd he was home or
Today leave and told Traffic Court
Judge George T. Murphy he had
left his driving license and chauf-
feur's license in the place of his
employment when he joined the
army.
Ventimiglia admitted TO the
court that he had used the license
on the day Of the accident and was
sentenced after it was disclosed he
had received 43 tickets, 20 of them
for speeding, since March, 1887,
and had had his license revoked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Would Limit Terms
Of Union Leaders

NEW YORK. Feb. IL INS).-
Publication of financial records OF
recognized trade unions
and a two-year limit on the terms
Of union officials were urged today
by William H. Davis, chairman OF
the War Labor Board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Bombs Nazi Headquarters
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS ]

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, Feb. IL (INS).
Maj. Phillip G. Cochran. 81, a
fighter pilot who dropped a bomb
on German headquarters in Tu-
nisia. today was awarded the
distinguished flying cross and the
AIR medal with three clusters. He
iS from E,ria Pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11

The Canadian national defense
headquarters in Ottawa today an
nounced that Cpl. Reginald Thomas
Walker Of S27S Grand avenue, pre-.
lviouSly listed as missing in the
Allied raid on Dieppe, is now
known 10 be a prisoner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11

p a [ h e [ l c
yearning for
more middle
of = the = road
ers.
Jack Pick
ering never
will be a great
leader of any
world
OduSe. lie Is
too constantly
a nniddle-of-
the-roader. I
don't m G a n
that / never
have an opin-
ION on any
thing. / have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

AS usual, I don't know what
inspired todays column. Possibly
1t was just a general disgust at
intellectualism, and equally gen.
eral disgust at people who don't
bother to think at all, and a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11

CUNDAY, AUGUST 1-Lieut. Evsrd J. Smell, who is in
- charge of much of the paper-work involved in this
INVASION effort told that will probably be faced by
very strong Jap forces Guadscanal. Probably in
three of boats he estimated, will reach shore in
attack attempt Probably three Of four of will
vive the assault he said.
When saw the memorandum which had been prepared
the terrain which take, could understand his
high estimate of casualties. From our landing point said
the memorandum "eur forces will have cross stream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
COUNTY AUDITOR RACE

The fourth ballot is the partisan
race for county auditor. County
Treasurer Jacob P. Sumeracki is
expected 10 far outdiStance the
field in the seven-man race on the
Democratic slate.
Frank A. Mahoney, a bartender,
has won the Republican nomina-
ton by default, inasmuch as he is
the only candidate.
In Detroit and other communal
ties which have city ordinances
authorizing war time, the polls
will open at a. m. and close at
s p. m. But in the rural areas and
in communities having no such
ordinance, the clocks will be
turned back at 2 a. m. election day
and the polls, therefore. will open
at s a. m,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Rationing

SUGAR
stamp i1-Valid for lbs. 10 Mar. IS.
SHOES
stamp iT-valid for one pair. through
June IS
COFFEE
zone 10. for each person over 49,
stamp 75-Vald % March q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
Timetable
DEApLINEs

DKADLINES
Inspection OF truck tires-Fsb. n.
A tires, March 81. 4. c. tires, Feh. a,
GASOLINE
A-CoupOn -Four gallons % Mar. ~.
FUEL OIL
Coupon Sill gals. now 70 FEB. n.
Coupon ell gals. now 70 Apr. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
DIsCLAIMS CREDIT

Councilman George Edwards
who introduced the resolution sub
hitting the question to the voters
disclaimed credit for the striking
grammar. He blamed Corporation
Counsel Paul E. Krause.
Common Pleas Judges Neal
Fitzgerald, James NJ. Jeffries,
Ralph w. Liddy and Ned II. Smith
are seeking reelection. They have
eight opponents. none Of whom
has made an extensive campaign.
Circuit Judge Chester p. OHara
is running for election to the bench
to which he recently was appointed
and is opposed only by Leo j.
Carrigan. Two candidates are to
be nominated and so there is no
Yet the law makes a bal
lot necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
City Referendum
On War Time TO
Cost 81 a Vote
$4,000 Expected to Cast
Ballots Monday; Judges,
Auditor TO Be Picked
BY FRANK MORRIS

It will cost Detroit 81 a vote
to hold Mondays election at which
about $1,000 citizens will decide
whether the city is TO remain on
war time or set the clock back
an hour.
Oakley f. Distin, election super
visor, explained today that all
polling booths must be manned,
regardless of interest. and that
in some the law will make neces-
sary four workers to tally Is or
20 ballots.
War time is the principal issue,
but even that has not aroused the
public. Neighborhood womens or
CARNATIONS favor slow time be-
cause children 60 TO school in
darkness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11

We are distrustful. therefore,
Of most Of the super-intellectuals
who reason everything out to
the last detail--and alp up
somewhere. We are also disap-
pointed In the unthinklng people
who spouse an idea and. In
stead Of knowing everything
about II, don't know anything
about II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11
UNION OPPOSED

The UAW-CIO is opposed TO
turning back the clocks. as has
been demanded by the rural part
of the state. But even these or
CARNATIONS have not become argu-
incentive.
There has been no official stand
by employers. or by common
council.
There will be four tiny ballots.
The one on time is five inches by
four inches and asks this question
do you favor keeping the
present war time during the
duration OF the war;"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-11

At that. once in a while some
body comes TO the defense OF the
middle-of-the-roader. Wasn't il
Oliver Wendell Holmes who
urged the policy OF voting
against the majority in all
cases. There is probably a lot
of concealed wisdom in that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26

Worst Of Rotioning
Is Standing i'm Line
Pictures on Page s

How fares the citizen Detrot's ratoning front?
He gets along all right gets registration desk
The obstacles while he's getting there
Here's how couple of thousand seekers book
one Jared at two of the city's raoning boards
First, the citizen joins AT the Reid
Building 3S Cadillac Square the end 800 places from
the door The line extended point
shaped building and down Congress block street
took two and half to three hours up door
At the board at Grand River and Wabash
included only about 200 extended
Grand River and half TO two hours TO
make the door here.
The temperature ranged from II 20 degrees. There
policeman at the door
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
End Of The Line
Buddy Is Help
Of Officer 1883

AZ the Reid Building a either
walked up 10 the officer. who va.
wearing badge number 1888.
''Is this where i get ration
book One:' he inquired
yeah, but you get IL at the
end of the line, buddy. At the
end of the line. Cmon. c'mon.
break II up"
GRASPS DOOR HANDLE
An elderly man stepped up and
erasped the door handle.
Hey. hey" growled number
1888, where do you think you're
going, pop? Get 10 the end OF
the line"
The elderly man explained he
worked in the building. He was
without his overcoat and hat
I'm the oldest tenant In the
building, If YOU must know" he
added.
"Okay. okay," said number
1888. II don't know you from
bale of hay, you old fossil.
Don't get 40 tough"
TILL HELL FREEZES
Another citizen approached the
door Before he could finish his
question. he was Keeling back on
his heels, number 1853 showing.
lie was pushed five times until he
reached the curb. protesting.
get To Hell 10 the end of the
line" spoke number 1853. you'll
never get in here now till Hell
freezes"
Then turning 10 the patient line
Now stay in line. all Of YOU.
Continued on Page Six
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
City Employees
On &-Hr. Week

Common council today unani-
mously placed city employees on a
4S-hour week with time and one
half for the sixth working day-a
move expected 10 cost the CITY
SO 600 900 during the next fiscal
year
Affecting $4,000 municipal en-
ployeS. the measure takes affect
March p, If approved by Mayor
JeifrieS. Early story Page s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
House Group Weighs
Absenteeism Bill

WASHINGTON. Feb. 70 GNS)
The House rules committee con
vcncd today TO consider a bill by
Rep Johnson ID Of Texas which
would require navy yards and sta
tons to make quarterly reports
to draft boards on unjustificd abb
ScnteeiSm OF war workers. The
committee is expected to send the
bill 10 the House for vote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Ndzi Soldiers Geffinq
Only 8 Weeks Training

STOCKHOLM. Feb. e OUP) -
Guunar Mueller, former Berlin
CORES pondent of the newspaper
Aftonbladcl said today that Ger
many is sending soldiers 10 the
front after only sin weeks of
training
ThcH training b, said. includes
lectures IN NazI party philosophy,
because many of the roserviStS for
merly sent to the front were found
10 have been bad NazIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
STREWN WITH ARMS

Tanks behind us raised clouds
OF dust as they Unanswered into
position, waiting to 60 through the
pass as soon as the way was
cleared.
On the plain north Of the pass.
where American forces were NOV
ing forward in strength, there
were the charred ruins of more
than 20 trucks, at least eight Axis
tanks and number OF fresh Ger
man and Italian graves.
Everywhere on the southern end
Of the plain the marks of tank
re dS criSS-croSSed the soft
ground
Empty Italian ammunition cases
Uttered the road; burned out staff
cars. anti-tank guns and empty
shell castings were strewn on the
PLAIN along dry river beds which
biSeCt the road at intervals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Ben Bernie Reported
III in Los Angeles

Los ANGELES, Feb. 20 GNS)
Ben Bernie, orchestra leader and
radio entertainer today was re.
ported critically i'll in 10,
Angeles Hotel. suffering pulmonary
infection.
Bernie'S illness cancelled engage
mentS he bad planned AZ variou>
Southern California war plants.
&. VI. McARTHUP. pFSTiST.
I'LL Grisw over KinSerS
Hours, 90. Sundays: 1912. ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Elmer Davis 10 Beam
Breakfasts March Z

WASHINGTON. Feb. rs GNS)
--OWIs Elmer Davis said today
he would begin a series of weekly
15-minute radio broadcaSts on Fri
day evening. March II The series
will be carried over NBC, CHS
and the Blue Network each Friday
from 1045 TO II p. m. Detroit
time). They will be rebroadcaSt
each Saturday at 4 pm over the
Mutual Network
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
DeIns i'm Farley Here
To Pick New Leader
BY FRANK NORRIS

Gathering in Detroit for their
spring convention, Michigan DEM
ocratS today sought a new leader
and a new candidate for governor
in 1914.
II was the final appearance Of
former Governor Van Wagner in
the role OF chief, and the end OF
the dominant Van Waconer- Zen
ncdy machine
rs the delegates opened thci,
convention in Cas- Technical High
School, II was apparent that no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26

group will arise from the ranks
IN the near future TO replace the
leadership OF the highway depart
ment, which won control of the
party in 1888 and elected Van
Wagner TO the governorship.
County chairmen from through
out the state held a caucus to sur
cy candidates for governor and
Continued on Page IO)
.tElkO MARC ARM E--on n
baked potato. Um-m- m!-Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Allies to Re0((upy
,00OSquareMi|es
By PHIL AULT

WITH AMERICAN FORCES IN KASSERINE
PASS, Tunisia Feb. 26 (UP).-The Germans were
believed today to have evacuated the town Of Kas.
serine, south of Kasserine Pass-which American
forces occupied yesterday without firing shot
and to have withdrawn their main strength south to
Gafsa and then northeast to Sfax the east coast
of Tunisia.
Rommel has withdrawn to Sfax, it is apparent that
he also intends abandon the 1000 square miles between
the Tunisan mountains and the Cho Derd "a salt arsh)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
I'm Sorry.
Can't Aid You,
Regrets 926

A. the Grand River Wabasl
board, the story was different.
There the officer. badge No. 926
answered all questions. He ranged
up and down the line, asking IN,
late-comers If they wanted bool
one.
III YOU want book two No.
926 would say. you must 20 10
a school for A."
LOSES BOOK ONE
a lady asked him what sht
should do il she lost her book one
I'm that case. lady. you'll have
10 come back on March I. All
they're issuing here IN the orig
inal book one"
To lady with a small baby in
her arms.
Here. lady. YOU should be
inside where It's warm with
that baby. Come with me. I
don't think these other people
will mind II you 60 ahead"
ANSWERS HUNDREDS
To each OF the hundreds who
asked If they were in the right
place, No 926 answered smilingly
IF YOU want book one, YOU
are. II it's book two you're
after, yOu'll get II at any school.
II It's gasoline, you needn't wait
in line. Just go right in"
The reporter asked:
rs this the only place I can
get book one: I've got a job 10
get 10 and ! can't wait in line"
I'm sorry. fella." No. 926
answered but these other
people have been waiting in line
and ! can't let YOU go ahead of
them. Maybe YOU could come
back earlier tomorrow ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Three Ebie i'm Chair
For Golfers Murder

EDDYVILLE. Ky. Feb 70 CUP).
Robert H. Anderson. 81, Tom
Penney 30, and Raymond Baxter,
%. paid with their lives carly to-
day FOR the 1871 ho,dun-slayincs
OF Marion Niilcy, the soii star ant
her mother.
Tho three men died ii the cleo
trio chair here FOR the shooting OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
ADMITTED BY DNB
BLAST AT MARETH

The Allies were also active far
10 the north in the Bou Arada
area where they made a raid that
inflicted casualties on the enemy
and resulted in taking prisoners.
The Allies appeared to be gets
ting ready for a grand smash
through the air at the Axis Tuni.
sian positions.
Heavy and medium bombers
from the Mideast attacked Cabes
and the Mareth Line. Flying Fort.
resses started fires in Bizerte dock
area. Two enemy fighters were
shot down by the escort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Robert TAYLOR, Wife
Chance Their Names

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. IS 0NS)
Robert Taylor and his wife,
Barbara Stanwyck today were
given court permission 90 discard
their real names Spanglcr Ar
lington Brugh and Ruby Stevens
Brugh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
1ST FRAUD TRIAL HERE

Lapthorne, awaiting sentence in
county Jail. pleaded guilty in a
surprise move at the trials begin
ming.
The first men tried here on war
fraud charges. the two were ac-
icuSed OF using the mail in a con-
spiracy 10 fix bids on the war
contract awarded by Vickers, Inc.
TO the Clawson Manufacturing
Company
Johnson testified he did not con-
spire with Lapthorne. but raised
bids as a financial cushion for
ClawSon.
Specifically. Johnson was ac-
cused of receiving S13.636 in war
graft in a plot that would have
Melted him nearly 81. 900 had the
FBI not interviewed, il was
charged.
Father of two children. johnson,
former Canadian, was natural
Ized in Detroit in 1884.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
1000 Greet Nine. Chiano

WASHINGTON, Feb. 70 OUP).
Nine. Chang meets official
Washington today al reception
10 which more than 1000 persons
have been invited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Ex-FiIm Star Has Twins

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. % GNS)
Gale Page, former film star who
now IS Countess Aldo Solito dc
Soils became the mother of twins
last Friday at Los Angeles hos
pltal, II was revealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
War Contract ChiseLer Convicted
Found Gully
Of Usiing Mail
InFraud Plot

John Ernest Johnson, "a, of
Berkeley, today was found guilty
of using the mails 10 defraud a
war manufacturer on $3.50 900
war contract-the first Detroit
conviction resulting from cam
paign against war chiseIers.
Receiving the case at 9.55 a. m.
after a 45-minute charge by Fed
erai Judge Picard, the jury OF nine
women and three men deliberated
only an hour and forty minutes.
johnson faces maximum penalty
OF five years Imprisonment and
$1,000 on each of three counts.
Since February 10. the talesmen
had heard long list of govern
ment witnesses attest TO Johnson's
guilt. including his alleged CO.
conSpirator. Robert F. LapthorneI
Jr., 81. of 25lS Tyler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Dewey Not in Race
For Presidency in 1914

ALBANY y. Y. Feb. e GNS)
Gov Dewey has rejected Sugges-
tons that he seek the 1914 Repub-
Ilcan presidential nomination his
secretary, Paul Lockwood, said
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Suggests Hopkins Move

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26 Rep
Thomas tRi OF New Jersey today
suggested that Harry Hopkins
move out of tho White House and
pay board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
YankS Hit
Reich i'm
Day Raid

LONDON, Feb. Is QNS).-
American Flying FortresSes car
red out another daylight raid on
northern Germany today
LONDON. Feb. IS CUP).-An
hour-long procession of Britain ;
biggest bombers blasted Nurnber2,
one OF the most important indus
trial centers of southern Germany.
and made subsidiary raids on west
ern Germany last night Nine
British bombers were lost.
American bombers striking from
Africa made another SCATTERING
raid Wednesday night on Naples.
ltaly's second port, and attacked
Crotone, on the sole OF the Italian
boot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Weather
HOURLY TEMPERAIIR RES

The sun win set at 7:1s . m. todsy.
ana use tomorrow ~ Sill a m.
me moon win rise At ? :OS a. m. Tn
morrow. and set tomorrow al 1928 % N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Pincers
Close ON
Axis Road

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS.
North Africa, Feb. rs (UPl
American and British forces, strfle.
ing toward the flank Of q German
army retreating from Kasserino
Pass in west central Tunisia, have
gained between 10 and Is miles In
the Sbiba area to the northeast az
ii appeared today that part ok
Marshal Rommels troops were
racing for Sfax on the east central
coast.
The gain in the Sbiba section
was made by Allied patrols which
were apparently trying, to get
astride the road to Sfax in bid to
cut off Axis forces before Rommel
coud extricate them from their
predicament.
ADMITTED BY DNB
The vital Kasserine Pass was
firmly in Allied hands, and head.
quarters communique said Ameri.
can and British forces now held
high ground northwest and SOUTH
west of the gap.
(DNB, official German news
agency, admitted the Tunisian
defeat in a. back-handed manner.
1t broadcast that offensive oper.
atoms in the central Tunisian
mountains had been concluded"
and claimed that the Axis forces
had taken almost 1000 prisoners
and captured or destroyed 235
tanks !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26

Miss Miley. u, and her mother
Mrs. Elsie Ego Miley. 80. during
an attempted holdup of the fash
ionable Lexington Ky Countr,
Club.