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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-25
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cnda?" she asked. looking wor
v!cd.
Not since Yesterday" Adam re-.
piled. "Why?"
che hasn't shown up vet" sal,
Mrs. Platt. land she has The scr,n,
Gnod heavens. ii She ,!ocsn', go,
we're III time. ana one }. Won ro,.
gets your lines. WHY
Mir. North" someone Gallo,
from outside. MIR. North. yo,,.r.
wanted on the telephone in iii, sl,.
pcrntcndent's office"
"ThnnkS." Adam rcrliCd "Ex.
Gus" me. you TWO" he a.;drh mn,
hurried out. y moment later II,
r:Ck"d mp the receiver and s,iL
Hello! Adam North sncalilnr."
AGam. this is BRENDA" said q
voice at the oth"r end OF the line
Get n doctor ana get out her,
as quickly as YOU can. IIrlrrv,"
~ doctor" said Adam. startled
"Ar" You liz"
NO. it's Z"h Roitirr. Iic's hccn
shot"
shot" Adam cxclaimcl. "Cool
T.O'I"
Hurry, please. I can't bring Zci
an, he's bleeding badly. rvc already
'"irrh"n"d ~" p"lir,.. am! --"
"lnliCcw
DO stop repeating everything
hdam." Erond:, said impIii"ntly
"I 't.,,l,, ,,1 nm, ,,,,,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-25
nL'frn EE.ErN. .EIi.E

tnNN MAS ;inu'ings things
f,r more serious. otto - sul,cn -
:,r,r vu:y friendly And Mrs. Rot.
lnr. tine pantry woman. rclninr her
:orlicw buv "a motor boat. Where
Gld she ever get "t'U,l.'I money TO,
such Il purpose" Could il he that
DitO WAS helping 81; lie MAS II,
some strange way mixed up with
sabotage? Eut np. he mustn't start
thinking like that again. THINGS
were running smoothly. and he
must not begin imagining that
every act around tho factory was
connected with HHbotcr,rs. II was
childish of him. lie must force,
such matters. ni least tor tori"h,.
There was tn" dress rehearsal. nnI
he wanted To rln his hest. since ,bc
play was written hy his friend,
Peter.
Here's where we light" he -a!d.
stopping the car in front nf the
srhoolhGlLSc. lie helped Susan ont
and took hcr suitcase. I'm carry il
for yn,i." he said. Good lur!;, And
don't Squirm so when ni"I,c love,
10 yoi."
I'm try not 10. Adam But"
"At least yorI Can h" sure that
Bills not going Ia h:u"" in to-
night"
Yes. ! can be sure of that" rli,!
Susan. And she wanted in add.
"Hut I can't be sure hr'.; rot r,.,.:-
Ing love TO Alicia Carter"
Then She took her suitcase from,
Adam and hurried on to Lrr dr,...;-
ing room. Adam went To- tn" ono
j." WAS 10 share with I..l, Vi,'.u.
Jack waS already there.
iii, there. l'aGir" man" Jacf:
greeted. showing Ms yll.cG leg:
into pair OF %nil"l slack. "r,
these look as though III WORN tn,ni
when moving IN" lawn: Ti..f..
what thr script calls for"
"Thcy look as though v,!'s'
rolled on the lawn in ii,r'u." si,d
Adam. He opened III: #uI'u.-c a,..;
hung up the sports thiu-s &ud a..
tux. PLENTY Of time" u" rlir. e,
don't want to get into thu.r to-.
just yet"
There was a tap at tho door.
"CnmC in" Adam Crr.I.
Th" door opened ana Mrs. Plat
entered. Adam. have yUu seen
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-25
B LnG>N CLENu..N!NG. MD.

WAR Al.WA.s r..... uur -
STRAIN "f mrl"dI".a. .a peoples
thinking: and am inclined To h..
lave th"r" are real REASONS bchi,d
th.s. Their" i, :. tendency for tn"
Only Kid left in tr' rIu.i. a,-au-"
i.r "th,rr nave u""u called tu rrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Saved A Town BY Getting Drunk

troops. The defenders backed by
professional Swedish army put
up "A good fight until their powder
magazine exploded
Tlly's men stormed the gates
and took the town. The count,
cnragcd by the stubborn resist
ance OF the defenders, marched
straight 20 the principal inn, and
publicly proclaimed that all the
military leaders officials, and
other dignitaries would be hung
The townspeople fcll'back hor-
rifed But some OF the more
quick-wittc6 brought out the inns
best wine for Tilly and his Off.
GERS 20 sample II wasn't long
before the count was N SO jovial
= mood that he allowed the
womcnfoik 20 prevail upon him
with their pitifW pleas
The conquering general decided
to mitigate the sentence, and an
rouuced that he would confine the
execution 20 four ring-leaders.
This still didn't satisfy the Roth
enburgcrs who continued 10 peti-
ton lilly while they piled him
with their choicest vintage. Even
tually the wine had the desired
effect. In a mellow mood. the
count announced that everybody
would be spared if any one man
could drain, in one draught. the
wine in a three-quart bcaker.
Tllly's request seemed impos-
siblc 10 fulfil. Then a corpulent
cN-burgomaster named William
Nusch humbly offered 20 make
the attempt.
Putting two hands on the heavy
beaker, Nusch raised it TO his
lips, and gradually the tankard
went higher and higher into the
air as the crowd looked on spell
bound.
Finally to the wide-eyed amaze
ment of the townsfolk, their can
didate drained the three quarts
right down 10 the last drop. With
the final swallow, Nusch slumped
unconscious 10 the floor but was
soon revived. lilly kept his word
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

upon conviction shall stand null
and void
Blackstone. who wrote his
great legal classic in the middle
Of the 18th century. tells us of an
ancient law Of the realm which
held that the whale was "A royal
fish and when caught by any
Englishman had 90 be divided
between the King and Queen; the
head only being the Kings
property and the tail of it the
Queens. "
Now the reason for this whim-
steal division, Blackstone in
forms us, was to furnish the
Queens Of England with whale
bones for their wardrobes Now
IT is a fact, as anyone who has
ever caught a whale will testify,
that the whalebone is IN the head
and nowhere else
And now for one of the oldest
laws anywhere II was passed
by Henry the Eighth who had
six wives, two of whom he had
executed He had trouble with
all Of them. The enactment
reads: ANY woman about TO
be married 20 the King or any
OF his Successors, not being a
true virgin should disclose her
disgrace TO him under the
penalty OF treason for which the
punishment was execution and
all other persons knowing the
fact and not disclosing il should
be subject 10 the lesser penalty
Of Imprisonment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Looney Laws That Get On The Books

The boss, in other words, has 10
be something of "A prophet.
The books are stin fun OF sun
day laws which nowadays sound
strange and weird In fact a
standard treatise on what you
can and can't do on Sundays runs
TO $50 pages, and ranges from
restrictions against playing
dominoes on the Sabbath 20
tipping, hunting, fishing and
riding more than 20 miles 20
church.
Just in case anyone thinks
that there is anything especially
American or modern about fool
ish laws here are a few speci-
mems from the land Of the
mother of parliaments, England.
In 1870, the following gem was
put on the books: "All women
of whatever age, rank, profession
or degree, whether virgins, maids
or widows that shall impose
upon seduce and bctray into
matrimony any Of His " lJesty's
subjects by scents paints cos
metic washes, artificial teeth.
false hair, Spanish wool iron
stays, hoops high-heeled shoes.
bolstered hips, shall incur the
penalty Of the law in force
against witchcraft and like mis-
demeanors and the marriage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

centipedes, tarantulas, or other
reptiles" But what's a man TO
do if he's lost his ration book?
Starve 10 death?
Unlike Kansas where they for
bid you 10 eat things, the State
of Wisconsin has a law com
pelling you TO eat cheese. "All
boarding houses, clubs, hotels,
restaurants must serve with
every meal sold at % cents or
more, not less than two-thirds
Of an ounce of cheese" says
Wisconsin Some state ought 60
make IT Strawberries and cream.
While on the subject Of food,
there's a Pennsylvania law which
requires that restaurant: be
equipped with stretchers and
wheelchairs. Rationing can knock
you out, you know
Pennsylvania also has a law
restraining too great hilarity at
weddings. II forbids the shoot
ing "of cannon. guns, revolvers
or other explosives devices" dur
ing such festivities They should
be saved for the enemy.
A recent law put on the books
in Alaska reads in part The
employer shall be required TO pay
funeral expenses, II any after
the injury, and before the death
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

TJlF recent story 20 how a band
of Frcneh guerrllas wiped out
y "a G,rmar military garrison
after having their womcnfolk lure
tho Nazis into getting drunk on
champagne has a remarkable
parallel i'm the 20O-ycar.old story
Of how wine saved the medieval
town Of Rothenburg
But where the French got their
conqucrors tipsv and thcn killed
them the Rothcnburgers put their
invaders in such "a mellow mood
than they rescinded orders for
the hanging OF the towns mill
tarv leaders.
The story az the "town that
was sawed by wine goes back TO
the Thirty Years War when Roth
cuhurg IN Germany. was bcsieEcd
by tho Count of TiUy and 10000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

IMAGINE letting that sweet youngster of
L yours learn habit that may rob her of
beauty few short years from now! Or tax.
ing such chances JomseE
Rc.read the report above and see the
ri,k loH face!
Just by looking at the cavities scoured.in
by toothpastes and toothPowders, those re-
searchers could tell wbefber person uas
Ugbf-banded or iett-banded. A right-handed
brusher got deepest cuts where he naturally
brushed hardest teeth in the left side of
his mouth And vice-verSa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

pass This provision shall apply
20 motor vehicles going in the
same or opposite direction
Another Kansas law, regulating
the procedure when two trains
meet each other at n crossing
might give the Albany legislator
some ideas, when two trains
approach each other" the law
holds, they shall both come 10
"A fun stop and neither shall
start mp again until the other
has passed" It's one way 10
prevent accidents
A Texas Judge, after trying 20
fathom the meaning of a law
remarked that in the early West
crn days legislators introduced
bills while drunk and considered
them while sober. but nova
days, he reckoned. the process
was just the other way around.
The legislature in Nevada was
rather startled the other day
when II was considering amend
ments 20 the marriage laws Of
that state. To their astonish-
mcnt they discovered that in
1887 "A law was enacted dcpriving
Justices Of the Peace and clergy
men OF the right 10 perform mar
riages Nobody knew just how
this happened but since Judges
and clcrgymen went right on
marrying people a question has
now arisen as 10 the validity Of
some IT'S. 900 marriages per
formed since that date. The At
torney-General is expected to
render a ruling on the Subject
In New York once in the
legislatures revising Of certain
criminal statutes, the punish
mcnt for capital crimes was
wiped off the books entirely, with
the result that Mary Hartung
who had poisoned her husband
for a paramour was tried and
convicted and was let off scot
free by the Court Of Appeals,
causing no end Of embarrassment
10 everyone concerned - except
Mary
Laws often wind up with
definitions as 20 the words used
in the enactment so that therel
be no mistake as 20 what is
meant In Maine a law was
passed giving societies for the
prevention Of cruelty TO animals
the right 90 destroy old MANNED
and disabled horses and other
animals. and then goes on 10
define that animal as used In
this section means every living
ff,',ffts.- ffttist be
counted the authors Of the bill.
There is no end 20 the laws
about animals. Thus Nebraska |
SAYS il is a crime for any per
son TO fire any pistol on any
public road except 10 destroy
some dangerous beast or any
officer in discharge Of his duty
The hazards Of being a cop in
Nebraska,
In Montana you can get com
plete ownership OF any fur-bear-
ing animal by SIMPLY tattooing I
your name on IT.
And in Kansas il is forbidden /
20 have any exhibition which con- F.
sists oC eating or pretending 10 !
cat snakes, lizards. scorpions /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
/. PROFOUND student Of


- silly laws who spent years
y in compiling them. until
he went out OF his wits. once
/ remarked that these crazy prod
ucts from legislative halls could
be divided into three groups: The
foolish, the absurd and the pre-
poSterous
In the first category the fool
ish are those that attempt to
Ecgulate things which cannot be
the subject OF law. I'm the next,
the absurd are those that, if en-
forced would make people do
idiotic things. The remainder
which make no sense whatsoever
belong in the prcposterous class.
Anyhow there is one thing to
be said for them They DO
""nlivcn" the statute books,
which anyone will tell you make
the dullcst. driest and most bore
some reading in the world
Up az Albany New York,
whore the legislators make the
laws for the Empire state, bin
has been introduced 10 curb
caterpillar tractors from going
on reckless driving sprees since
somebody might get hurt, partic-
ularly at railway crossings
The bill provides that before
any operator of such tractor
attempts 90 make a crossing ne
must first notify the superiu-
tendcnt OF the railroad at Ahat
point ne intends 10 make such
crossing The notice must in
writing and must be- delivered 10
the superintendent or his agent
- hours before the intended
crossing. And then the foregoing
having been accomplished the
operator may drive up 10 the
railway tracks bat before he
passes over hc must pause and
stop look and listen or be
ffarti
Vel maybe this isn't as fool
ish as il sounds After all.
caterpillar tractor is a Compare
tiYelv new and strange animal"
and II might friEhten some
strcamJred train shooting along
80 1Ul r4.rI.. f..r. LtIrv To-. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

Throughout the act the pres
ont tense includes the past tense
and the future lenses and the
future. the present The mas
Culino gender includes the
feminine and neuter The sinRu-
lar number includes the plural
and the plural the singular. q"
From "A bin pending
i'm Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

WAR BONDS and taxes
w will help pay for the
weapons TO smash the Japs
and other rats. Buy more
War Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Nudge Your Lazy
Liver Tonight!
Follow Noted Ohio Doctors Advice
To Relieve CONSTIPATION

II liver bile doesn't flow freely erery
day into your Observation-Disclosures
with its headaches and that "half-alive"
feeling often result. So stir up your liver
bile secretion and see how much better
you should fecll Just try DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets, used so successfully for
years by DR.. +. NJ. Edwards for his pa
tents with constipation and sluggish bile.
Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable.
are wonderful! They not only stimulate
bile flow to help digest fatty foods but
also help elimination. Get box toddW
lJt, 300. 60r. Follow label directions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
-. the habit y0N,ye getting non
can mar y0uy beauty zoben y0N,ye gyo11N!

in 10 Adults Risk Iniury-Dentol Clinic Found
due o hobit. Obviously formed n ehHdhood)
studies leading Foundation
this startling evidence First So % Of all adults examined had
these cavities in softer ports of teeth texPosed reeedns
gums)-eoves sovndin by abrasives contained in tooth
Poses and powders they regularly used Second the
of these sroundn cavities found in teeth cleaned
regularly. Third, in 10 this risk constantly.
(Sa11sy IN asf5or desajo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

But TErL-the modern liquid dentifrioe-
protects teeth from such injury because it
cleans without abraSiveS Ii has none at all
And 90 note particularly - TEL is THE
ONLY LEADING DENTIFRICE THAT
CONTAINS NO ABRASIVES.
SO refreshing! SO easy to use, too! Simply
follow the easy instructions at the right
and see how quickly your teeth look their
lovclicst!
Get TEL today at your regular store.
There's beauty in every drop!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
PoIieeDisdrmed,
Couple Sought

a woman and her male com
panio7 were sought today after
they escaped when The man, fired
on AT close range by Plainclothes
Patrolman Howard Reichard Of
the vice squad seized the revolver
and turned il on the officer as
the TWO Crapplcd
Both bullets went wide Of their
mafk.
Reichard. az Beauhein and Med.
bury ~ l. 80 N. today was
stopped by the man and was told
20 drive 10 Harper and Bcaubicn.
There. girl climbed INTO the Of
ncor's car. When Rcichard .den'-
fled himself the girl screamed.
attracting the attention OF her
companion.
Tho man suddenly turned on
Reichard. Who stood with gun
drawn RcichardS y0lley missed
and his adversary wrcSted the
weapon from his hand and fired.
The man and woman fled taking
The gun with them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07

10 send in occupaional question
mares Bond for each MAS SET az
- 600 They are 10 be tried some
time next week.
? OTHERS SENTENCED
All were arrested al the Con
cord Mich, headquarters by FBI
agents as result OF an inveStiEa-
tion started with the sentencing
of the two other knight brothers,
and Roy Edgar, for
draft evasion.
At the Concord colony accord
ing 10 FBI Chief John 5. Bugss,
huge stores Of food were found
indicating that the cultIstS were
following the principle they eN-
IN the phrase they
Scrawled on all OPA communICa-
tons.
II refuse 10 be under the
present government of the
United States"
Not one Of the cult members
owned any sort OF a ration card,
FBI officials said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Denies Stealing
1882 From Bar

Mitchell Jackson, 81, Of 1850
Gable, a tool and die maker who
processes his hobby is bartending
at night, was arraigned today be-
fore Recorders Judge Van Zile on
a charge Of stealing $3.50
Mary Prekot. who admits she
let Jackson pursue his evening
hobby at her bar, told the court
Jackson had taken the money
from her hiding place IN an old
stove
Jackson pleaded not guilty and
asserted that Miss Prokot accused
him because he had scorned her
advances He has a wife and
three children.
Jacksons bond was fixed at
81 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
a Found Guilty
Of Draft Evasion

Three Detroiters and one out.
state man today awaited sentence
as draft dodgers, after their con.
Yiction by federal court juries in
little more than an hour. A fifth
man pleaded guilty.
Facing possible penalties of up
to five years Imprisonment were
these four Jehovah's Witnesses
members:
Joseph Badman, Is, Of 1174
Central.
Arthur Jagoda, 1s. of 1888
KnodeH.
Henry F. Foster, %, of 12722
Hamburg.
John A. Hines, 20. of Novi. <,
Federal Judge Lederle referred
their cases to the probation de-
partnent along with that of Fay
T. White, SO, of Almont, who
claimed TO be a conscientious OBJ
jector and pleaded guilty to draft
lodging charges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Ferry Service Cut
AT MdCkindC Straits
limo, Stsff Correspondent

LANSING, oct 7 Because late
ferry boats across the Straits OF
MackinaC have been carrying few
passengers, daily service viii
terminate with the 9 p. m. boats
from ST. Ign8ce and Macklnaw
City. Highway Commissioner
Charles VI Zlegler announced to-
day Extra service VIII be pro-
Wded during deer hunting season
4 needed. he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Wife Staying Trial
To Be Held OF. 28

MI. PLEASANT. oct. Cir
cunt Judge Ray Hart set for Oct
IS the trial of Glenn White, "a.
StandISh oil worker. charged with
the murder Of his eStranged wife,
Betty Sept /, after an argument
when an attempt at reConCiha-
tlon failed.
Three pSychiatriSts have failed
TO agree upon the prisoner 5
sanity. He is said 10 have con-
feSSed the murder a short time
after his arrest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Alcohol Traps StarIinqs

LONDON. Oct Z 1NS)-'Al-
cohol bait viii be used this fall
m an effort 10 reduce Britains
big population of StarllnEs. which
do great damage 90 crops. The
bait Supplies the birds and they
are paInleSslY DESTROYED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Police Seek Motive
In WAC IS Murder

SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. oct. Z
uNSJ- Army and police authori-
ties today questioned acquaint-
anceS OF md It. Naomi Kathleen
Cheney 25-ycar-old WAC whose
beaten body was diScovere d
Tuesday in a thicket near a high
way bridge No worthwhile clue
TO the murderer has been dis
covered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Big 1914 Crop Forecast

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 (INS)-
War Food Administrator Marvin
Jones predicted today that the ma
tons 1914 food production would
be greater than ever" despite
shortages OF farm labor, ma
Chinery and feed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
TRIALS SET FOR OCT. 10

Trial Of NicolopowIos and
Nicholas Timkiw. IS. on charges
Of counSeling others 10 ignore
draft regulations. was set for oct.
~ with bond Of $1,000 for each.
Also 10 be tried oct 10 for like
charges. was Mrs Mildred knight
Bume, whose bond was set at
s. 600
In response 10 the courts quos-
lions regarding her financial and
~ arital status, Mrs. Blume
claimed that She was divorced
from her husband, whom the FBI
claims she left 10 loin the cult
leader and that she had two chill
drcn. a boy, 10. in the army and
a girl. Il
Erwin Elmer Knight. 26 a
brother Of Mrs. Blumc and Harry
James Tmkiw. ~, son Of Nicholas
Timkiw. denied charges Of failing
TO report for induction and failing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
; CuIfiSfS Await Trial:
Put Trust Inn the Lord

-Four bearded men and a woman.
adherents Of the strange cult they
call "No-Mans Religion today
were awaiting trial after all
pleaded not guilty before Federal
Judge Lederle 10 charges OF vio-
laung various sections Of the draft
law
Continued faith in their bizarre
belief and their leader. Kereacos
Theodore Nicolopowlos, 80. for
mer inmate of an Ohio prison for
tho criminally insane who was
FIRST 10 be arraICned, was demon
Stra'od by the fact that all re-
fused services of an attorney.
saying that their attorney would
be the Lord God Almighty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Smoke Stake
Hospital tobacco Fund
Left $1,000 in viii

Patients of the Ypsilanti State
Hospital today were to receive a
stable addition to their cigaret
and tobacco fund through provi-
sion Of a deceased Detroiter's will
Mrs. Helena Solowicj, late Of
1869 Scotch. who died Oct. 4,
left about $1,000 Of ner $1,000
estate to the fund in compliance
with the wishes of her husband
who distributed cigarets and to-
bacco TO the patients before his
death.
China and India have a COM
bined population of 10000. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
New 0PA Chief
From Saginaw

SAGINAW. Oct : Glendon =
MowItt newly appointed deputy
administrator Of OPA'S admins
tra'lve management department
was finance director for Sagi-
naW'S city government IN 1896.
Leaving here, N0WItt went INTO
The state finance department with
Harold ! Smith present federal
budget director and for tho last
five years has been controller Of
the Railway Retirement Fund
which last year was moved from
Washington 20 Chicago because
OF crowded conditions at the
capital
lie is a graduate of University
of Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
RESTRICTION APPROVED

Woicik added that the federal
government first approved the
project with this restriction.
The injunction was signed by
Circuit Judge Miller and was
scheduled for an early trial. De-
lays, however, resulted from fire.
quent requests for adjournment by
both parties.
I'VE have waiting list of
more than 500 persons. he
said. "but we are unable TO rent
the vacant units because of the
Injunction"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
PONTIAC MANAGER

For The past 10 wears he has
heen-ci'y manager Of Pontiac. and
he approached his new state post
with the Same caution which
characterized has administration
OF city affairs
"Do YOU think Nichigan'S
preset liquor control system
can be made 10 work or will u
have 10 be changed?' he was
asked
II am entering this field with
an open mind" was his reply
wv experience in the liquor
administration field has been
limited To the matter of policing
during my tenure Of office In
Pontiac. But I can't discuss
plans now Maybe later"