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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Farmers Market

Fruits Apples, - Mcintosh fancy, ~
thans, fancy. 50 bu. No, l.. $50 3 20 No
81 5oa2 Northern spys No |. 50 SO n
q No 2. S2d so Greenlngs. No. 81
50 bu No 2 81 50d2 Snow. fancy
s. 50 bu No /. 81 500 g. stesls's Red
10 / s3a3 80 NJ. No. l. 81 500 q
Crab apples No. ! aa5 on. Grapes
fancy. ti25 peck basket. No. l, Doc q 81
No 2 75e Pears. Bose No. !. $50
bu No. 2, 81. so. Ounces. No J.. s.
ou No. ? 81 canisloupt No !. $50
: so: 80 q s2H2 50. Wst.rmslons, No
!, sfo5 doz.. No 2, 50
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery Csobsr'. fancy, yIS bu; No. l
81 asa so; 80. 2. 81. Had Lettuce
No l. y2625 so bu: No. I, 81. rs. Lea
Lettuce No l, $50 soc ou. Endive. fancy
xl75 bu No. !. soc n 81 IS; No. ?. Use
Escarol, No l. 751 a0c ou. Romano
vEGETABLE GREENS - abbsg,
Greens. No. /. Slnl25 bu. Collards. No
l. $50 s5c bu. ksls No. !. 100 sOc bu
sorr.l. No l, 75c@sl bu Mustard No
/. $50 90c bu spinach. No. J. IS n 90
bu No 2. soc swiss chsrd. No
75a soc bu Turnip Greens, No. /. 7oo u
81 bu
VEGETABLES. MISC Beans, green
81 so. Kentucky Wonder No. l, 81 10 % I.
bu No. 2 81. Roman beans, No 81 5t
o. bu: No. .. 81 lima beans, No. J.
81 5O1t bu. Reefs. punched, No ], 75n
sOc doz pchs No 2. soc. topped. No. J.
81 25d275 M No 2, 81 SO Broccoli
81 80 CabbsEe, No !. 81 asa ~ bu.
80 ? 81 red cabbsgs, No I, 81 75H2
40 . 81 80: curly cabbage. No. !. ~. 2
" 50 bu., No. 81. Carrots. punched
80 /, 80 n s5c doz bchs. No. ?. soc
topped No. l. 81 T5n 225: No. ?. 81 IS
Csunflover fancy, So so bu. No. !. 50 ~
Us: No 2 81 so Celery root. No. /. s.
1I25 S-doz. sack No. 2, 75c. Cucum
bers siosrs, fancy. IS bu No. l. So ~
I. No. 2, 81. ON. No. l. sou soc dor
q So Fennel No. /. 81 doz. kohlrsoi
No /. T5ehsl dor bchs Lesks. No. !
81 u / so dor. ochs Onions. srsen. No.
80 u 75c don ochs: No. 2. 40D soc: dry
fancy, 81 80 SO-lb. sack; No. |. s2n 225
yellow. No. l. t5ns 50-lb. sack.
Psrsnips. No. 1. $50 $50 bu.: No. 2
81 so. Parsley Root. No. 1, 15e q 81 dor
bchs. Curly Parsley. No. l. 75ms5e dor
bchs. Peppers. green, fancy. 81. rs ou.
8 So oa No ''' T. i2sa 80 80; no q 81
Red hot fancy. 81 bu.; No, I, S2n2 so
REQ. sweet fancy, 50 No. J. s2d so bu
Pim.ntos. No. |. 50 n so bu Potatoes
No. I. s2.7592 .so 100 lbs. No. q. 81 50
ishes, red fancy soc; No. /, as a 7Se dor
bchs long white No l. san 75c doz
bch, No 2. soc. RniAbaKAA-- Ma
81 25H !. 50 bu. SQUASH. Delicious No !
sl25gi7a bu.: Hubbard, No. l 81 son
hi Table Queen. fancy. $50 hu. No.
siGi25. Turnips. punched. No. I. 75c
81 doz bchs. topped. fancy. 81 ~ NJ
No. !. sl.7so2: No. 2. $50. Tomatoes
fancy. S3u3.50 bu.. No. /, 81 25p rs
No. 2. 81. Vegetable oysters, No. /, 81
POULTRY AND EGGs-H.ns. s4a 80
H. broiers. $50 3ac. Eggs large. 81 p
is 3O-doI case medium SIS 900 l6. so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Senator Urges
Decentralization
.0fU. 5. Industry

s WASHINGTON, Oct IL GNS)
Senator Joseph c. o'Mahoney
Cd of Wyoming. chairman OF q
Senate postwar planning subcom-
mittee warned today that future
existence of American free enter
prise hinges on decentralizatior
OF wealth and industry.
O'Mahoney presented his views
in report based upon a series OF
special hearings held in cities
from coast 10 coast. With il hs
listed a series OF critical questions
which he said the nation mus
face and which il must prepare al
once TO meet.
THE control Of our economic
system has been concentrated
both geographically and In
terms of Industrial units Ia
degree which has almost de-
stroyed the ability OF the states
and other public subdivisions To
protect the economic interests
az their citizens" O'Mahoney
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
'Cargo|iners'
Service SET

NEW YORK. Oct. 13-"Flying
freight cars the only ones of
their kind in commercial service,
Will he placed in coast-to-coast
operation by United Air Lines be-
tween New York, Chicago and
California. October l6, it was an
nounced today.
As contraSted with regular air.
liners, used in cargo service but
which still have passenger seats,
Uniieds new "Cargoliners' viii be
completely stripped OF passenger
furnishings and Will be equipped.
instead. with such special cargo
features A. reinforced plywood
floors. plyw siding, steel
screened windows and cargo bins.
The planes wall carry approx
mately three tons OF cargo as COM
pared with the average of 1,400
pounds carried on United's COM
bination passenger-cargo Main
liners.
The new service not only Will
aid materially in providing ad-
diiional space for the record vol
ume Of wartime mail and express
which United * moving between
the East Midwest and Pacific
Coast. hut also will tend 10 open
up additional space for essential
passengers on other schedules, a
company official said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
ok. Lee Rubber
Pension P Ian

NEW YORK. oct. 13-Stock-
holders Of Lee Rubber and Tire
Corp at special meeting today
had approved by a majority vote
directors proposal to set up a
pension plan for officers and en-
ploYcS.
Discussing tho plan. which sup
plemcnts the Federal Social Sc
curity Act by providing benefits
with respect 10 salaries above
$1,000 at rate equal TO that
established by the act for the first
$1,000. a. A. Garthwaite, presi-
dent. said that while management
feels II can afford a pension plan
the company is not committed 10
continue the plan in any year
when earnings do not warrant IT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Lumber Output
Seen Below AZ

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13 OUP)
C l.. Forsling. assistant CHIEF
of the United States forest serv,
ice. told House small business
subcommittee today that lumber
production this year will fall ar
estimated 10 per cent below l941
and predicted a shortage of about
5000. 900. 900 board feet.
Consumption of lumber has
kept pace with production dur
ing the first six month of l94S,"
Forsling said. adding that by
July ], 1914, inventories OF
lumber on hand will be practi-
cally exhausted. He blamed
lack Of manpower.
n. c. Berches, secretary-treas.
urer of the Southern Pine Associ-
alton, said southern production
this year would be 20 per cent
under 1912. He forecast more
smaller mills closing down" anc
urged use OF war prisoners to
maintain production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
l.. =. Debt
Now I6O
Billions

WASHINGTON, oct Il INSl
Senator Ellender ID Of Louisi-
ana charged today that the
American debt rate Is increasing
al tho rate Of Sc 600 100000 per
month and by the end Of fiscal
1919 will exceed the combined
Of AXIS and Allied ma
tons
"Our debt IL now appr0Ni-
mately $3.50. 900. 000, 900. while
the debts ot our Allies j.
SIe5. 00O. 900, 900 and our enc
mics il s92 900. 900 900" he de-
Clared. III YOU add the current
rate Of debt increase. our liza
hilities by the end of fiscal l9iS
will he greater than those of
our Allies and enemies COM
bined."
Ellender attributed A ma jon
part OF the soaring debt rate &c
the global operations of lenc
lease. and added that nc plans &c
present an outline Of lend lease
functions 10 the Senate tomorrow
II have some very illuminat
ing facts which I received from
Mr.. StettiniuS former lend
lease administrator before he
became undersecretary Of state
and I plan To present these To
the american people a. a re-
minder Of their future financial
obligations" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Market Mixed;
GIN, Chrys|er
Off Slightly

NEW YORK. Oct. IL tUP)--
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today, with trading light. Bonds
held steady. Cotton future
opened off l to up point.
United Aircraft gained 81 10
3O'. on the first sale and smaller
advances were made by American
Telephone, General Electric. Celia
nese, National Biscuit. American
Smelling. Standard Oil OF New
Jersey. American Tobacco, Inter
national Nickel Pan American
Always. and Commonwealth and
Southern.
Minor losses were noted in
Anaconda, Pennsylvania Railroad
Chrysler, General Motors. Fire
stone. American Viscoss. Phillips
Petroleum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Constructive Criticism

Some of the Smaller War
Plants Corporation officials IN
the Boulevard Building credit
this column with contributing
70 the elimination Of red tape
and speeding up action in Wash
ington.
Since your articles on the
SWPC appeared, SAID one.
There is a noticeable improve
nneni in the service We get.
Washington is much more CO..
operative.
Best news we've heard IN
DAYS is the fact that one appli-
cation for a loan was filed with
the local office on Thursday
and was back from Washington,
fully approved, by the follow
ing MONDAY.
This is not only an all-tin4e
record but contrasts with weeks
OF delay only a short time back.
Makes US feel good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
j. :. Investment
Abroad Heavy

WASHINGTON. Oct. IL CUP)
Reports of 10000 American
citizens reveal that they have in
vestments totaling 81, 153, 405 992
in more than 100 foreign coun-
tries. the treasury department re-
vealed today.
The total includes Sl2s.951, 706
invested in AXIS countries and
S7S672.476 in countries overrun
by the Germans in Europe.
The treasury emphasized that
the figure represents but seq
ment of the reports filed or TO
be filed and does not include those
of large corporations which prob
ably have investments running
between S2,000,000,000 and So
900. 0O0. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Livestock Markets


CATTLE strictly drylo' steers prac-
itcally ahsent quoted steady. fat grass
steers and heIfers steady, thin 10 mod'r-
Atey flsshed kinds STOW. weak cows steady
10 strong bulls slow. scattered sales about
steady AT Mondays low close no early
action on stockers; scattering medium and
good fed steers Si4Ni5 part load fat
.061-lh Kentucky grsssers SO. medium
grass steers Sli so i3. sprinkling light
dairy type steers and heifers down 10 50
and below few fat heifers. SIP 2S n II
beef COWS s. 50 II 50. Gamers and cut
tiers S6Gs Is; sarly sales bulls. ti2 down.
GALVESTON: shout steady; early top
and hulk good ana choice vealers SIS;
most medium srads vssers. Sl3nl5; Gull
and common kinds. x7Hi2.
HOGS 500. market not established
early
SHEEP 2 500: asking higher On wooded
lambs or up 10 tlf IS for good to choice
early bids steady, package native feeding
lambs xii sheep steady, slaughter ewes.
S3gs according to grade. mostly 50 so up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Solved by Scheduling

But production experts say
this problem can be licked in
the same manner that materials
were solved. by realistic sched-
uling. Once the services handed
out order after order. running
into billions without regard as
TO whether there was material
enough TO 60 around.
But they were brought up
short when they found that they
had used up the supply OF steel
for the year in the very first
quarter. Thereafter the change
came. Manufacturers were al
lowed to schedule their material
requirements and the Controlled
Materials Plan came into exist
ence. While not perfect, il was
an improvement on the prior
tiles system and since then ma
terials have become a secondar,
matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
M. S. Rukeyser
N. ). RukeyseF
New Wartime Taxes
Marked us Temporary

Present proposed of taxation more bearsbe II
eamarked mposts
he of the American
time permanent way OF life the patriotic
will complain ll.IF -.
be extraordinary cont1ou-
tons for funera expenses for Hitler and Hrohito
Though temporarily wartime, possible 10 stretch the
household appliances the process
indefinitely The expects in the current
OF all goods and services
collects less than what Is
diverted production nflaonary factor
iS intro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
The Human Element

The same may be worked out
with manpower. The recheck-
ing OF labor needs may upset
the paper shortages that are in
the cards. The problem is
somewhat different. Labor can
not be scheduled nationally as
materials can.
I'VE deal In human beings, not
things" one industrial leader
pointed out. There are home
ties, property ties, family ties
to he considered"
But locally it can be done.
Labor can be shifted where il
does not upset home, family and
property ties and on a voluntary
basis. But it needs the COM
munity spirit to awaken every
one 10 the necessity OF such
moves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Taxpeyer in Effect Dons KHAKI for Duration

effect donnng khaki
In giving 10 90 cent o ms income
partial abrdgemen OF his freedom
the field I the treasury pro-
presented Congress Secretary Mogenhau were
dependents WIN
income of called out 100
federal 1914 including
hangover's uncanceled 1912 taxes
When the uniform Of ms country, ne Iuy
contribution he taking orders
the duration following his whims and desires
in the citzensodier looks forward
victory and being that he can again
customary free life.
taxpayer similarly take il the chm more cheer
if he assured that the extraordinary taxes
would be demobiRed after the AXIS has been smashed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Plan Drive Here

William ComstoCk. former
governor and member NJ The
Detroit City Council, took over
his newest ioh Of chairman nj
the Michigan board Of directors
OF the Investors FalrplaN
League the other night.
Al special gathering Of the
board and few guests Com
stock outlined plans for an IN
tensive membership drive IN
this area.
The dinner doubled for a
birthday party for the league s
Michigan representative, Luke
Leonard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Wilson True Prophet

One OF the true prophets in
industry is c. f. Wilson. presi-
dent of General Motors. More
than a year ago. in an interview
given this reporter in his offices,
Wilson was asked what the linn
iting factor was on production.
"Manpower," he said simply.
Eve will lick the materials
problem but don't know
whether We can lick manpower. :"
That was when materials
were very tight and getting
tighter. But he passed over
this hurdle and put his finger
on the real limitation Of output.
And he has proven right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
We Must Put Limit on Prevailing '0IobaIoney

Furthermore after the American standards OF Ivhg
level VIII be necessary
TO give
peoples less deserving foreigners Cness
We pot limits prevailing sobaloney, own family VIII De
contribute cNtraNagany 10 OUTSIDE
charity. .., =.
One in discussing this trend WIN me
proposals worldwide WPA after The war "oud De
have the privilege oil voting
election Thus said the philosophy OF Spend an1
spend introduced the export held "ouio
NOT he roA.ar nm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
WaIworth Proposes
New Pfd. Stock

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 - T h p
Walworth Co. has proposed a
new issue of5 pCr cent 'conyerti-
HE preferred stock, $50 par
value. the company announced 10
tho New York Stock Exchange.
Stockholders Of record October
13 will he asked TO approve the
new stock at a special meeting
November p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Need Essential Services

The factories are not the only
ones 10 be considered. Essential
civilian services must he main
tanned. Those who cannot do
factory work may be able TO
keep these services going for
the duration.
Every one must decide for
themselves II they are doing
their utmost to win the war"
summed up business leader.
And unless this Drive for
Victory" succeeds, the war ef-
fort may backfire here. The
paper shortages" may beat dy-
manic Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Back Wages Paid

Employees Of Il companies IN
the Detroit area received a total
of So.524 in back wages during
the month Of September as the
result Of Investigations under
the Fair Labor Standards Act
and the WalSh-Healey Public
Contracts Act.
PAYMENTS went 10 1919 work
ers and represent the difference
setween what they were pam
and wha, thy should have been
paid und sr the laws.
The Michigan total for the
month was S24,055 10 30l work
srs in rs establishments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Postwar Planners 10 Meet

LANSING. Oct. 13-Sta &c
planners will meet with members
Of the Wayne County Postwar
Planning Commission next Tues
day 10 discuss postwar problems
Of the Detroit area. Gov. Kelly an
nounCed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
u. ). Cotton Use Set
Higher in September

NEW YORK. oct. 13 - Tho
New York Cotton Exchange serv-
ice estimates total consumption
of all cottons IN United States
during September al $4,000
bales, against S42 900 in August
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Detroit Stocks

Sale, High Low II IS Chgs
P be- sd ! Co .3 3S q q q 800.
UNLISTED
Budd MIS- .sSs !"
Jacobs = l. g. S. So .....
amounts declared or paid so far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Fear Citizens May Revert TO Economic Serfdom

II seems essential for morale 10 such assurance
Otherwise subject confscatoy taxes, VIII teel ha
they have serfdom.
To the disposition OF "hal
them government bureau
Gratis freedom compromised
According thr democratic -fe Unless
right dispose OF Al least
81 ner cent of what produces partakes OF OF the
ChaTac tics of a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Keep Spending Plans in Harmony With Policy

In order look happy posNicory date Tor
reversing TAX essential TO keep spending plans IN
policy
fa>t he eff tire spending sHae ii
down
Even during the war desirable paying for the
Otherwise the present
inevitable long after the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Dividends

Fsysbe ktcord
Date Date
oease,ietss cir., ISM New. De-. y
American Barge Line .3s Nov. I Oct. 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

week.
Increased production OF other
meats. however, partially offset
the cut in pork, the total meat
production for the week dropped
only ID per cent.
The lag in pork production was
attributed by industry sources TO
the hesitancy Of farmers TO mar
ket their hogs under the newly
established price ceilings for live
hogs.
The board said beef production
totaled l40,000,000 pounds. com
pared with 1877 100000 pounds the
previous week. Veal output in
creased 100000 pounds over the
100000 pounds the week be-
fore. Lamb and mutton output
was estimate at $4,000. 900
pounds, 100000 more than the
previous weeks output.
The board said larger move
ment of hogs TO market the past
two days indicated increased pork
slaughter this week. Total re-
ceipts al Il leading markets Mon
day and Tuesday were l34 900
head, compared with $4,000 head
during the first two days of the
previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
DETROIT INCLUDED

He pointed out that 81 per CEN
NJ all war contracts. or SOL 900,
000. 900 were concentrated in The
few states centering around re
gional headquarters in Boston
New York, Philadelphia. Cleve
land. Chicago and Detroit.
There was slightly less concen
tration in the regions with head
quarters at Kansas City. Dallas
Denver, Atlanta, San Francisco
and Minneapolis. he said
THE concentration of these
contracts In the hands Of a linn
tied number Of industrial units
IL even more startling than the
geographical cOncentrat ton"
OMahoney declared.
1879 TO TOP FIRMS
"Of all prime contracts
awarded nv the government,
more than 20 per cent went to
the country's 100 leading cor
porations. The participation Of
littls business In the manufsc-
ture of war supplies has, 10 all
intents and purposes, been con-
fined to subcOntracts. While IL
IL true that some thousands OF
small corporations have received
.subcoDtracts of great value. IL
IL also true that the subcon-
tracing system does not repre-
sent free enterprise because
the subcontractor. In truth Is a
part of what might he called an
industrial feudaI system under
control OF the prime c0ntrac-
tors"
O'Mahoney pointed out tina
General Motors Corp. alone stand
at the head Of 100 prime contrac
tors. with $500, 600. 600 in con-
tracts. and that General Motors
in turn, is owned 10 large de
gree by the Du Pont intrests o
Delaware.
20 BILLION IN NEW PLANTS
, THE government has ad-
vsnced "a per cent Of the xl9,-
99s, 900, 900 spent for new plants
or expansion Of old plants.
O'Mahoney said. AT least 100
Of these expansions were for
General Motors and Its sub
salaries. The new plant facili-
ties Of Du Point alone represent
$l,1l4.850,O00, OF which IL con-
tributed only S53.849,0OO.
Every observer Is aware Of
the fact that one Of the broad
est opportunities Of the future
lies in the field OF chemistry.
II Is not too much to say that
our pioneer frontiers have given
way 10 the chemical frontier.
ut will not do To dismiss the
issue In the belief that either
the government or the few cor
porations which dominate war
industry can manage the eco
nomic system for the benefit Of
all the people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Output
Of Pork
Off 30 Pct.

CHICAGO, Oct. IL CUP)-The
War Meat Board had reported to-
day that pork production dropped
30 per cent last week.
The sharp curtailment resulted
from the abnormally small ship
meRt OF hogs TO market, the board
said.
Production of pork at packing
plants inspected by the federal
government was estimated at
40 .0O0. 900 pounds compared with
l72 .O00, 900 pounds the previous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

lie fet her body trembling with passion press close
against him THcn her hands clenched on his and
the sharp nails bIt deep
IIc pushed har away from him and looked at hs
Blood was "e.'ug .aH the scratches
With little sigh OF contrtou the $50 ped the
scratches with her white hands and kissed them.
Strange. thought Manael that he had noticed
Tho vtcHess of those hands when they had been
their pcarly Wh'tcrcss
She raised her lips 20 hs-au1 nc forgot the hands
and the scratches from the red nails.
at breakfast Forbes and he ate alone Mrs. Forbes
seldom came down for breakfast her husband said but
she had enjoyed his visit greatly.
The two drove back TO Honolulu together Forbes
seemed preoccupicd NlHdel continued amused To para
R4=eS ttt-trtrri Afy e1ratst z-y
of bis host-IIis Wife. His money" For Forbes had paid
him the four thousand in cash. just he had promised
Forbes when close The city broke his silence
Mandel I suppose you wondered about the lack Of
servants at the house
" Yes said Mlrde'. yes L cid wonder a little
Well said Forbes. r,luc'auty if you really
amug out 20 again I'll have 90 tell you. Lord
Ho"s want Won t7 for docs get damned lonely for
both Of us but it's Hy Talntduty 20 tell you
a curious sal,cr OF plemoaton went down Man
dcls spine Tell me what" he asked Nothing wrong
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

There's a "cimmiek" in Every G1m-
bling Come From Bridge. Dice and
the Horses TO Binso, and the Man
Who Knows Them All ExpIains Them
in Recounting His Adventures
Some Funny. Some Tr0sie. Some
Deadly Dangerously Exposing the
Innocent Appearing Sharpers and
Their Lady Lures Who'll "Take"
You II You Don't Watch Out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

Her White Hands!" the
Man in the Padded Cell
Whimpered. Her White
Hands! May They Roast
Red in Hell Forever"