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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

Z ~
Dorothy's BOY silver Ace. Apay In
Dale s. ana Fergy Favorite also ran.
SECOND RAcE-sl 200. claiming ,.
year-old maldens. 5iz furlongs:
Warrior Lad (canarenaJ 400 400
Wiichvork Murphy 90
Gsnshue. Trailing Home omckkieK.
Daily Double paid ST. So
THIRD RACE 81 POO. claiming .
yesr-old maidens. 81 furlougE
ChAco Ballad tMiInganJ 90 so . SU
might (scurlockD s 90
Helen Ann, Var. Old SIX, Sir spnte
and sealane also ran
FOURTH RACE -- 81 5No The JoEues
Purse 3-year-olds fufiongs:
/ Golden Man (Laytonl 100 100 2so
Indian Watch Clark 40 . 81
Lady Rebecca Murphy 20
Time IFS
Blue Moonlight, Trustee and Three Dots
I also ran.
FIFTH RACES. 200. claiming. Swear.
, ods and up. ! lis miles
. CLIP Clop tMilhgant 1900 il 20 , 81
High Honors tSmi,hl 400 400
Ever Hopeful butcher S q
Time 81.
J Poesy. Heresheeomes, Ambo and sally
mar also ran,
SIXTH RAcE-S2 500. The CharlevoiN
Handicap, year olds and up, ] lie
miles
War Stone CMnligsn) $50 800 80
/ Gold Teddy tHart) 40 ? 81
Big Boss CKnotD SOC
Time ! 50
Psnbroom and Tex Hygro also ran.
( SEVENTH Races 400. claiming g.
NsAr=oldz and -up--l-l Ia nnl4eS----
Tomluta (CanarellaJ 100 20 3.0'
/ HereSheis CButcherJ $50 3.2l
! Cerberus (Robertsb 3.2(
Time l.4a.
One Tip and ClastAudsr also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Si 200. claiming, 3
/ ysar-olds, J i-i6 miles
Azzi tMiligsnb IL 30 ZOO "a
10 Kapi (HartJ $50 2
Arrive on Time Clark 81
I Time ISL 35
Akron,o~n. Agnes Air Beauty and
Junior Easton also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

VIII honor To-
morrow with
a special day.
Certainly
no other per-
son has been
more a part
Of golf here
over a long
Stretc h of
years tn a n
Al.
Besides be-
fHcr tkn ~aAat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
VERY FEW SOLD

The Brittany is unique in the
bird dog world They have been
popularized and placed in the
hands Of gen emen hunters
through friendship rather than
monetary considerations. One Of
the greatest distinctions is that
vcryfcw Brfttauics ever have
been sold.
Among somcsof the we'll known
owners and breeders in Detroit to-
day arc Senator Homer Ferguson,
Early w. Aterill Of Birmingham.
Albert II. Ady, Bill Martin and
Jimmy Hacquoil
ut II my hope the boys will
carry on the glorious beginning
OF the Brittany" II. McCurdy
said today on his departure for
the navy.
when this war Is over wen
have better shooting. bigger field
trials and many more new Brit
tany owners" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
BY LAYTON CARVER


NEW YORK. July 30 QNS)-
In Fred Fitzsimmons, the Phila-
delphia PhillieS have obtained a
manager who is one of'the finest
characters in baseball.
No man who has played base
ball with him or against him
and no man who has known him
off the ball field can honestly
say more or less than that
Fitzsimmons is one of those
rarities who come along in
sports tough competitor. a
great team guy. but withal a
gentleman in all that the word
implies.
Despite his surface gcntility
and seeming easy-golng attitude
about everything, he is a real
tough fighter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Perina in Marines

Bob Perina. one of Princeton's
greatest stars, is now in the
marines at Paris Island. Pat
Harder. Wisconsin star, is also
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

The field trial association was
reluctant 10 permit any spaniels
10 be entered against English
settlers and pointers, which mp
10 that time were the only
recognized breeds Of pointing
dogs In this country. Nv
Explanations were in order
and after information was re-
ceived from the American Field
Association, Joubert's odd look
ing little Brittany was permit
ted TO enter.
GOES ON TO WIN
"JOubert and his Brittany
drew the first dog In the first
brace In the field Of 20 widely
known bird dogs. He went on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Saratoga Results

FIRST RACE - 2.yeer-olds. 81 fur.
longs
Harsi Tinfy fS'outl $50 40 3 10
AnEa- " inH-L Atk4nxnzl - . a
Town Gallant tSteffenD $50
Time Os As. Of lS2O
Rural Rhythm TIDY Reward Miss
Neigp Still Life, Creamy and AssAilant
also ian
SECOND RACE-4-yesr-olds :. mile:
Jay Jay Owens 2 90 3 ~ ; 40
Yes or No tEricksonl 30 s 30
BAY Carse (McCrearyl 2 80
Time ! 2s Ia. on l.f6tv
Stinstone Hopevire PcWerhouse Flying
Torpedo ~ Play Write Time Eternal
Peace and Pompa Negr Also ran
THIRD RACE 3.yssr-olds. ~ miles
Ger hurdles
Muffrd Drums
walker II 30 =. 81 : so
= Himmel tOvinN 3 so 3 90
West Haddon 90 NeiIn S 90
Time 2 50. ~ 2i5
Fieldfafe Forest Ranger. Bank Air
Marshal and a-Never Surprised also ran.
al. Dupont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Detroit Race Results

FIRST RACE 81 200. claiming. 3-year.
old maidens, . furlongs
Bachelor BOY Clark 100 $40 3 90
A. War Uaytonl y 90 5 20
Three Roses tKeiper) "a
Time 1915 2-5
Dornthy's Boy Silver Ace AVar Tn
Dale s. and Fergy Favorite also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
Scratches

ThtCheS
BY United Press
DETROIT
Track. heavy.
Fifth Race war stone
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track muddy.
FIRST Race Parfat Amour. Savings
Bank No Dough
Third Race-Sura amt
Fourth Race Bass Fiddle.
Firm Race Wake Robin
seventh Race BurEoo Trail, Zte,
Michigan sun. Light Banset. French
Trap.
Eighth Race Bored. ovando. High
Brow. Flag scot.
SARATOGA
Track slow
First Race Military Risk. share Crop
per
Second Race Huhhuh. Desgnator.
Cousin Nan scotch Trap Psychiatrist.
Firm Race shannon
RaCa1- - IE-.aA GAtAoE- Aalry
Lady
seventh Race Noon Maiden. Paper
Boz. In Question. Dairy Lady.
Eighth Race Notes. Pantheon,
Brighten Up, Scarlet II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
JUST HOW DUMB is Bio cox
Writer Thinks He Muffed PASSING Up Ruth

antee that Fitz will be able 10
do any more or even as much
as Harris did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31
ARLINGTON PARK
\Tracn fas'

NTtIIIlFF INlN 7 NINfN
N'Traco fas
Flrs, Race-pAy ana NiEht CLANCY,
Don't
second Rsce-Mia Mia High Thorns.
Two Ton Tony. Liberty Cap, Miss
Maria. Burning sands
Third Race Blonde JAYNE General
Sickle. Epawny Lone Chance. Very
Fair PorteNch
Firm Race Racers Rov Gold Mike
Late Dawn Forever Prince. Naldina
Dude Doll BABY.
Eighth Race-SonE Master. Surgeon
Dick Fair Haired Boy! Mango O.. opt.
get, III Kid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-31

Horses listed IN order of post position.
Post 10 2. m EWT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
ConsidineDenies
Play AideLdxity

A charge by Miss Laurcntine
3 Collins Of the board Of educa-
ton that survey had 'evealed
that little effort has been made
to obtain volunteer part-time
leaders who would supervise use
of existing recreatlonal facilities.
today drew fire from John J. Con-
Sidine, general superintendent of
parks and recreation.
Miss Collins made the charge
after a conference on juvenile de-
linquency. Answering her, Consi-
dine said.
I'VE have done all we could
10 obtain workers with any
training along these lines. We
even advertised for them, con-
tacted every social agency In
the city. and held meetings In
an effort TO fill our vacancies.
We will take any one who will
do this work, any time we can
get him. As result of our
efforts, we have been ible TO
get only a few who are qualified
and willing 10 aid I'm this work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
DSR Class
Inn Schools

The board of education and the
DSR announced jointly today a
plan by which the training of bus
and Nstreetcar operators will be
conducted in the Detroit schools
According to Warren E. Bow.
superintendent of schools. %
terminal instructors and 200 line
instructors have already been
assigned to the school where
men and women are being taught
the mechanics of the vehicles,
safety regulations and other SUBJ
lectS.
This Institutional program,
financed by federal funds as
part of the vocational training
program, Is a forward step in
the relationship between city
departments, DSR General
Superintendent William s. Bull
lock said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Jeffriies Outlines
Postwar Work;
Cites Repairs

In the third Of a series Of radio
reviewing his record as
mayor and his platform for re-
election, Mayor Jefries outlined
his plans for postwar improve
ments, both 10 provide postwar
jobs and improve municipal IA
cilities.
whoever Is elected mayor
this fall" Jeffries said, twill
have tremendous responsibilities
In planning DetrOit's postwar
progress.
PRODUCTIVE JOBS
1.-THE biggest single task will
be Ia provide jObs-and I mean
good. productive jobs, not leaf
raking or apple peddling-fOr
the tens of thousands of men
who will be returning home
from the armed forces and for
those leaving war plants when
we begin reconverting from war
time to peacetime economy.
The postwar program divides
itself into two main categOries,
namely, rehabilitation and some
replacement of our present
physical plant, and second, and
probably more important, eX-
pansion OF our service facilities.
TABULATE REPAIRS
"FOr more than a year our
many municipal departments
have been tabulating major
repairs and requirements 10
the present facilities. MANY of
the blueprints and specifications
have actually been drawn,
much of the money! is actually
in the bank, awaiting only
a loosening of manpOwer and
materials"
Based on present indications
that the federal government will
appropriate huge sums for mu-
nicipal improvements. JefrleS
listed for postwar construction
such things as his Sl4S, 100000
plan recently ap-
proved by common council. re-
Of the inner-bOulevard
area, expanded sewer facilities,
riverfront development, lirports,
of Wayne University
and an extended recreational pro-
gram.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Yanks Send $1,000
For War Orphans

NEW YORK. Sept. % up
The Veterans of Foreign Wars to-
day received a So 600 cash dona-
ton from a group Of soldiers in
the SolmonS for a scholarship fund
for war orphans.
The donation was presented at
the second days session Of the
44th national cncampment by
Robert 3. Handy Jr.. Kansas City,
Mo, adiutant general OF the VIEW.
and viii be used TO aid orphans
al the organization 5 national
home al Eaton Rapids. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
u. 5. Diplomat Named
To Allied Commission

WASHINGTON. Sept % tINSl
- Appointment of Ambassador
Edwin c. Wilson, veteran diplo-
mat as American representative
on the Allied Mediterranean com
mission was announced by the
state department hate yesterday.
Wilson, who has been American
ambassador 10 Panama. is ex-
peCted 10 proceed shortly TO AL
gierS. where the Mediterranean
commission will be established.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

If Henry Almaza. 81 father Of
seven children, is going 10 get
any messages from Allah. they
will have 10 come through the
regular channels of the House Of
Correction.
For that is whore Almaza. a
Mexican, who lives al $50 r.
Milwaukee. will be- receiving his
mail for the next 90 days
Yesterday, he appeared before
Recorders Judge Skilman TO
answer charges by the board Of
education that he had been keep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
HERE FOR KENNY TREATMENT

Nine year = old Rama
Callahan Cleft), an in
fantile paralysis victim
of Caro- (Mich.), pic
tured in Detroit upon
arriving with Mrs. Gladys
Willsie for treatment.
Under Detroit's new pro-
gram, children from coun-
ties other than Wayne
may receive the Sister
Kenny treatment here if
there are no facilities for
care in their home towns.
Fhao by Times stan Photograph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

ing his daughters. Concha. s, and
Veronica, Is. out of school
Almaza notified the board Of
education April 20. that there
was no need for his children 10
90 10 school because they were
attending 'thc University Of Is
lam and he was awaiting
call from Allah for approval 10
send The children 10 school,
Allah u a bit slow" COM
mented Skillman as be- sens
fenced the Moslem convert to
Jail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29


r e N I I n K
vacant stores
b q G a n \ e,
l n ( h r e e
months, tn e
eilin on
rents would
be lifted, as
the OPA was
u n e Onstitu-
tiOnal.
II needed a
= q r | o u =
o p q r a ton
and, because
q I { n 4 =
ru m or, did
not have 10,
as / feared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Student Work
Permits Rise

FLINT. Sept. % School chill
dren between Il and Is years of
age are providing valuable assist
ance 10 the city'S war manpower
problem. according 10 a report by
the Flint public schools attend
ance department, which announced
that issuance OF working permits
has doubled here in the last year
From Sept 1-26 this year, $50
permits were issued as compared
with only 446 permits for the en-
tire month OF September. 1912
From Aug IS. 1912. 10 Aug Is,
1913, COPS permits were issued
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Woman's Arrest Sought

A warrant for a woman claim
ing to be the wife of Frank Lofts
Jr.. 45. Of CID Hendrie, arrested in
a liquor raid in the rear of a
laundry at 25l5 Brush Sept. 1S,
was issued today by Judge Cotter
mi recorders court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

GRAND RAPIDS. Sept. %
lUP)-The war department to-
day notified Mrs. John II. Fry
that her son. NM 1/c Emerson
B. Brown missing since June p.
Is presumed dead. lie was re-
ported missing in The Medlter-
Tanean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Picard Asks FOreisn-BOrn to buy Extra Bond

place there where Of still be fighting just
existing looking to you for liberation
today I'm asking each American and particularly who
another buy S25 bond you're
working ask other members Of the family
TO together and buy for you.
If all do that today that alone will this bond drive
the And tonight you'll added for
"Thc hoppicst noacot Of my life
Thank God-todoy / American"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Jack Pickering
Here
and
u OW
THIS SEEMS 10

THIS SEEMS to be open sea-
son for rumorS.
The latest is from a reader
who writes:
The caretaker In the build
ing where L live said that his
company was not interested In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Hanqs Self

Mrs. Anna Winter. 81. of 1881
Proctor. hanged herself from a
beam in the basement of her
home last night, police reported.
Felix Winter. her husband, said
she had been in i'll health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Well, that time has come.


Most nativebon Americans Of learn what it's
like deprived of freedom religion speech of the
assembage there Americans who do
either through recoecOn of fathers mothers
address, you by your
example display of patriotism and good business lead the
and possibly shame those Of who, by birth
fortunate.
add that today you've got double for buying
bonds For America that adopted love and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Blast Near U. S. Embassy

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. %
QNS) Police last night dis
banded a nationalist demonStra-
ton in BucnoS Aires after an ex-
ploSion near tho American en-
baSsy. About 200 demonstrators
we're dispersed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
County Gives
KennyMethodto
Victim

When it comes to the welfare
OF a sick child. there are no
county boundaries.
This is what Abner r. Larned.
chairman Of the Wayne County
Committee for the National
Foundation for Infantile ParalY-
SIS, said today
So for the first time, a little
crippled girl from Tuscola County
was brought 10 Cummings Me-
mortal Hospital here 10 receive
surgical care and Kenny method
treatments.
when people give their
money 10 the infantile paraly- {.
sis fight here in Detroit, Of
course. they want Detroit chill
dren cared for. But II there
u space, they also want chill
dren from other counties to
have care here which IL not
available In their own home
town"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
His Gifts
Will Go to
n Buddy

Mrs. Wiota Jane Groom today
is a member of The Detroit
Times Christmas Ship Club.
You may well ask. Just who is
Mrs. Wiota1Jane Groom?
Perhaps the letter she wrote 10
the Christmas Ship Editor will
explain better than we can. She
wrote:
Enclosed Is The Detroit
Times Christmas Ship member
ship which l have filled out as
requested.
'In sending me a name, will
you please try TO send me the
name of some boy who is in the
L. :. Army Air Corps?
This may sound like an un-
usual request, so perhaps / had
better explain a little. My nus
band, Douglas, was a captain
in the L. =. Army Air Corps,
and was stationed i'm England
as a pilot of a Flying Fortress.
! had bought several things for
him with the intentions of send
ing them 10 him for Christmas.
but three weeks ago I received
word that he had been killed
i'm action.
WOULD LIKE TO HELP
"Now, | want very much to
try and help some one else to
have the best Christmas that is
possible under present circum-
stances. Since / have some
things that would be suitable
for "A boy i'm the air corps,
feel that ! would like him To
have them.
please send me name as
soon a. possible.
Yours truly,
"MRS. WIOTA JANE GROOM"
Mrs. Groom now works as a
receptloniSt at station WJR. AL
ready she Is getting packages off
to her two brothers who are in
the air forces, but. in spite of her
grief. she wants 10 do more. She
wants 10 assure a Merry Christ
mas 10 another boy overseas who
might otherwise be forgotten on
December 25.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
FRANK A. PICARD of the U. S. District Court

"The happieSt moment of my life
Thank GOd-tOd0y / American
Those words? Not mne but yours. u
If yours then perhaps fathers mothers
beyond hemAmercans ALL heard federal judge
time following naturalization class If expressed
words certainly evident the Of American
Yes this is part of the oath:
THAT will defend these United States of America against all
enemies, foreign domestic"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
County Races
Detroit TO Build
Postwar Airport

The fight between Detroit and
Wayne County over which will
have the privilege Of building a
postwar airport may end in a
draw, with both parties collabo-
rating on the same project, il was
indicated today.
After three almost identical
resolutions calling for an annual
appropriation of 100000 for air.
port development were presented
TO the board of supervisors, j.
Scott McLinn, county airport COM
mittee chairman, revealed he was
ready to do business with the city.
3 RESOLUTIONS
MCLinn'S airport resolution was
followed closely by ones offered
by the county board of auditors
and council president Lodge.
Asked why the county was racing
the city TO build the airport, Nc
Linn replied;
Because the city, apparently,
isn't going TO be able to build
its Eight Mile-Dequindre air
port, so Ii looks like the county
will have to step in and build
one. Those politicians out in
Macomb County are going to do
everything they can to stop the
city.
"NOw that ID looks like the
county Is going to appropriate
some money, we will be In n
position TO get together with
the city and maybe build a joint
city-county airport together"
DPW Commissioner William NJ.
Walker Jr., while he refused to
commit the city to such collabora-
ton, left the door open for such
a plan.
CITY TO CONTINUE PLAN
when the county can come
to us with the deed to an air
port site and say here IL is,'
then perhaps we can chuck our
own proposed location. But until
they can do that, we have no
other course but to continue
with condemnation proceedings
to secure the Eight Mile-De-
quindre site.
Although we have suffered a
siX-mOnth's delay in court, I
don't think there is any question
but what we will he. successful.
However, we certainly don't
want two major airports COM
peting with one another for air
line business. One or the other
or the two combined should
build an airport, but to date the
city is the only party with a
concrete plan and which Is
actually In court TO secure the
property"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
CHILD FROM CARO-

The FIRST upstate child is
Rama Callahan. 9. of Caro-.
Mrs Door NJ. WiltSc brought
Rama down from the Thumb dis
trict yesterday The child was
stricken two years ago.
Rama was smiling happy 10
know that maybe. next fan, she
might 20 back 70 school. like
other children.
Tears came only when she was
asked about her five brothers
and sisters.
Peggy Is my special sister.
She's Is. She looked after me.
] miss her"
Tears suddenly spilled out of
pretty brown eyes. Mrs. Wiltse
moved quickly.
LITTLE PEPPERS
LET me see, where IL Five
Little Peppers? We were
reading that. Rama il pretty
tired. II was long trip. But
she'll soon he resting In the
hospital"
Rama wiped her eyes and Mrs
Wlltsc found the lost book and
began 20 read
The child listened intently for
a while
Then il was time 10 start 10
the hospital, which is near Mt.
Clemens
DO you think I can he home
for Christmas asked the
child timldly
Mrs WiltSc smiled and took
Rama'S hand:
BACK FOR CHRISTMAS
81 can make YOU an almost
sure prOmise-you'll he back
with Peggy for Christmas" she
said.
Rama's limbs are paralyzed
and she walks with clutches.
Doctors hope she Will be walk
ing without them by spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

PROGRESSED FOODS
Blue L, Y, N-Vand 10 OCT, 20.
GASOLINE
A-CoUp0n s-3 gallons 20 Nov ~
FUEL OIL
Period Sill gallons o. teWurraW
Period ! tnew series 10 gallons for
each unit until Jan 8
TIRE INSPECTION DEADIINES
A -I.mnrrnM roo 81 L---. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

MEAT. CHEESE AND FATS
Red y. \, Valid 10 oct 2.
Brown A, B--Naud 20 Oct 2.
brown C-Nalid 20 oct 80
Brown D-Valid Oct. 3 70 Oct 30.
SUGAR
stamp ll-5 pounds 20 Oct 81.
CANNING SUGAR
Stamp is, l6--i lbs each 20 oct 81
SffDfS
stamp ts-t pair: valid indefinitely
Airplane stamp valid Nov. i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

I couldn't meet expenses with
additional rent.
81 would like 10 see some
thing in your column regard
ing this statement :"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

You can bet that If il does
get a hearing in The supreme
Ncourt. there Will be Sn much
5hoise about il that you'll know
In advance. / would consider II
absolutely impossible for the
ceilings 10 be suddenly abolished,
without ample warning So does
Mcnamara.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

I talked 40 Patrick V. Me-
Namara, the area rent director.
He keeps track Of such matters.
He SAYS that at least 10 dis
trict court rulings have upheld
the OPA, and only one has ruled
the other way.
So far. the supreme court
hasn't ruled on the matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29

Well, this is the first I've
heard about such -rumGrr al
though | understand that some
landlords have been putting up
quite a campaign Some of EN-
don't like ceilings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-29
Grand Rapids Sailor Dead

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