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Evening star., 1943-11-23
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

NAVAL OFFICER must buy car; pay cash
isrred; Phone OR. s75a before ps Il m.
fRfvAfifEo IL fHXRRiry wants late model chev.
or Ford. in first-class cond. IA. s655.
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PONTIAC WaNfED@Name your price
dIrscyln C Try to meet ct it Flood Pontiac. 4sa
6HEvkoLETs 1891 e ie41: highest cash
prices paid. Roper Motor Co., 1880 R..
sFEcTxL HIGH PRICES paid for large
Motor Co; I130 r. I. ave. ne. 25.
l9$l 70 70 Ie4l. Roper Motor Co. oll!3o
Don't give you car away! See me last
MODELS! Jack Pry Motors: Packard
Psalsr pHoI1Ti, 18th sns Pa Sc Established 1925.
vii sry to meet t. Food pontae
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cHki isLER 1871. 1870 any model We
&SeeeF ns sh 4sT us or Gs0yf ioao
WILL buy for cash any make or model
used used car and a pay 1erTfieally high @ cash ash
TAXTcAB. P!ymouth tn preferred with PUG
sissnsej sss1 Ext cal5 a. after any evening FIR
BUICK owners, call Jack Blank. Adams
$500; you will be more than satisfied with
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our price. Arcade Pontiac, 1927 Irving
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l0Nfi fELEPHoNE ssE Atlantic $500: no
sTEUART MOTORS, Bird AND SITS. NE.
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70 ssss s"a s 2f s$s s PSf sRs
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL.
POHANKA SERVICE.
1l26 Goth st. NV District 9141.
WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Imme-
diate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., TIPS
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
1887 FORDS.
Will pay the high dollar. Immediate cash.
For quick action, phone NE. 81 50. 23s
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FAMOUS CATE-CRASHER VISITS MOUNT CLEMENS
One-Eyed Connolly Settles Down. Just for the Duration

from England to Australia have
made determined efforts to keep
the famous hobo out of the
worlds principal stadiums. He
confounds them all.
Next to pronounced aver
sion to paying his way into
sports events Conneily's unwill-
ingness TO pay any sort of trans
portation fees ranks close Sec
ond, One-Eyc has crossed, the
continent-coast to coast-l02
times. made five round trips to
Europe and two to Australia
without paying dime. It's
against his principles.
But One-Eye is grounded"
for the duration. Since October,
1912. he has been employed in
a Detroit warplant and sleeps
indoors just like any other ordf-
nary citizen. I'VE hoboes are
just as patriotic-maybe more
so-than other Americans, he
explains. The hos that are
young enough are in uniform.
The rest of us arc working in
war plants Thi is our America,
too
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Voters 0kay
7 amendments
Township Officers
to Serve z Years

DETROIT, April 6 - (P) -
Michigan voters Monday ap-
proved two proposed amend
ments to the State Constitution.
One extends from a year to
two years the terms of all town
ship elective officers, including
members of county Boards of
Supervisors. Attorney General
Herbert j. Rushton has held that
under it township officials elect
ed Monday would benefit by
the longer terms.
No one oppos ed it in the
campaign, and township Off
Gals generally had doomed it,
describing it as an economy
move and a governmental i'm
provement through surf n g
longer continuity in offices.
The Sc ond amendment
changes the constitution to val
idate - after lapse of Is years
without a challenge mort
cages and deeds on homestead
properties which are faulty for
lack of the co signature of a
wife. The State Bar of Michi-
gan had endorsed it as a means
of eliminating a needless and
expensive source of legalistic
controversy. The bar contended
most homestead titles have at
one time or another been cloud
ed by lack Of a spouse's sigma
ture on some legal document.
Returns from 2679 of the
states 1854 precincts gave the
Township Officials Amendment
139,402 yes" votes, 806,604
mo" The same precincts gave
I he Homestead Amendment
117,196 Yes" votes, 80,966
NO.
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1T doesn't amount to much
but I thought I'd better take
care of it," he told this writer
phlegmatically. Just slight
touch"
OFFICIAL WELCOME
One of the first TO greet the
famous globe-trotter on his ar
rival was Mayor Donald r.
Westendorf who first met Con-
nelly 80 years ago in Hot
Springs, Ark.
"Don's a great guy. Yeah, a
great guy. I've known him a
long time" One-Eye said SUM-
day with a characteristic tug on
his OUTSIDE cap (the peak always
juts out over his right earl
Not since he first crashed the
Jim Corbett-Bob Fitzsimmons
championship fight at Carson
City, New, in 1897, has One
Eye deigned to pay his way into
a sporting event. And he's seen
them all too. Heavyweights are
his first love and World Series
ball games come next. One-Eye
sees and cheers them all -
gratis, OF course. Gate-keepers
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-06

City Commissioners Thomas
G.. Longstaff and Henry Bruneel
were. returned to office Monday
When voters gave them sub
stantial majoritics over DR.. r.
Harvey Millar and Angelo Fish
or.
The vote. Longstaff 1928; Bru-
noel. 65l; Millar, 450, and Fish
err, 254.
Both Mayor Donald r. Yves
tendorf and Constable John Mil
Ter were unopposed Westendorf
polled 1913 votes, Miller 1856. A
total OF $3.50 votes were cost.
Longstaff led the field in the
second. third, fourth and fifth
precincts. Bruncel won the FIRST
over Lonestaff, 80 TO SO, and
took the sixth by seven votes.
Millar ran consistently third ex-
cepting IN the second precinct
where his al votes placed him
second behind Longstaff.
Voters rallied to the support
Of judge Neil +. Reid giving
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Others
Plunge Into
Mediterranean
Americans Slash
RommeI's Supply
Line to Tunisio

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA April 6-(Pp-
Thirty-one enemy planes, 18 of
them big Junkers transports be-
lieved bearing gasoline and sup
plies to Marshal Rommels Tu-
nissan army, were sent crashing
into the sea by American Light
nings yesterday during one of
the greatest air battles in this
theater.
In the course of the battle,
which began with an Allied at
tack on a sea convoy, an enemy
destroyer was blown up and
several other ships were hit and
set ablazeg a communique from
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's
headquarters announced.
While land activities consisted
Of intense patrol operations with
no major engagements develop
ing. the air war continued at a
fiery pace and resulted in the
shooting down of 48 German and
Italian planes-the biggest bag
the Allies have scored in a SIN
gle day in the Tunisian cam
paign. The British and Ameri-
'cans lost IL of their aircraft.
The heavy blow at vital Nazi
air arteries in Iunisia came
when Lightning fighters escort
ing medium bombers on a sea
sweep sighted an enormous Ger
man formation Of Junkcrs-52
See WAR-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-06
Crippled Children
Campaign Opens
Wotx Heods Rotory
Sponsoring Committee

The Macomb County Crippled
Children's Associations annual
drive for funds to aid juvenile
sufferers got under way in Mt.
Clemens today under the spon-
sorship of the Rotary club.
With Oscar Watz serving as
general chairman and a hard.
hitting complement of co-work.
ers assigned to him prospects for
the 1913 success of the service
clubs drive appeared bright.
hackers of the movement de-
clared.
Randolph Doll heads the out
county section, A. d. Brewer Is
in charge of the Mount Clemens
effort, William T. Kelly, as adj
miral, and Bert v. Nunneley, a.
general, head two canvassing
teams, Clarence Barck Is in
charge Of mailing. Paul Benz and
Stanley Peltier will handle the
sale Of seals, Henry Chapoton
and Isaac A. Hartung will map
organizational drives, Rolsnd
Nank will conduct the mjlk>bot.
tie drive and Stanley Peltier viii
handle letters Of appreciation.
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ben indicted on charges Of con
spiracy TO violate on nation
wide scale federal regulations
governing meat prices and quo
tas.
The defendants named in the
indictments are:
The Enkay Packing Company,
Inc, Nathan Krupnick and
George Moran of Paterson, N. j..
The Superb Packing Com
pany, Inc, Peter GOlas and Nor
ris Freund Of Chicago.
Sam and Albert Simon Jacob
Schmidt, the y. S. Packing Com
pany, Inc, and the Kansas City
Dressed Beef Company, Inc, of
Kansas City, Kas.
Leo Waxenberg, Samuel F..
Jacobs, Jacob H. Cohn and the
Nebraska Beef Company OF
Omaha, Neb.
Herbert c. Lehman and the
Lehman Packing Comp an y.
Inc, of Green Bay, Wis.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-06
RomeoWonlan
Held in Staying
Body Of Husband
Uneorthed by Doc

An Arkansas woman, charged
with first degree murder in con-
nectlon with her husbands N.Y.
sterious death, was held in the
Nacomb county Jail today pend
ing extradition hearings in cir
cunt court.
Her daughter, sir ilarly accus-
ed. was still being sought
State Police from the Romeo
post, acting on an arkansas re-
quest. yesterday arrested Mrs.
Amanda Rose Durant, about As,
at family residence in Romeo,
where she had worked as maid
since January.
The charge was filed at Calico
Rock, Ark, earlier IN the day
"a hours after discovery of the
husbands body in the yard Of
uhe Durants' former home. A
dogs scratching hal unearthed
the body.
The police said that Mrs. Du-
rant claimed to know nothing of
the circumstances OF her hus-
bands death or of the wherea-
bouts of her daughter, Mary. 81.
Sheriff j. A. Rodman of Cali
CO Rock today went to Little
See MURDER-Page 2
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NOT a BUM

q
One-Eye is quite ir1sistcnt- that
the public understand the differ
cnce between a hobo and a bum.
I'VE hoboes aren't buns" he
points out emphatically. I'VE
sign pledges TO help return ali
runaway boys TO their homes,
TO never take advantage of our
fellow men and TO urge all those
capable of self-support TO do so.
We just like to go places and see
things
HEADS JUNGLE BULLS
One-Eye holds the office OF
Chief of the Jungle Bulls in the
International Association Of Ho-
boes. AS such he carries out the
orders OF Jeff Davis. King Of the
Hoboes. in rounding up run
away boys. IF mother Will
send her boys picture 10 King
Jeff. in Cincinnati, o.. the Jun
gle Bulls will round him up
sooner or later if he takes to
the road One-Eye declares.
"All that is over for the 'du-
ration though, he says in a
determined voice. albeit with a
See RAMBLER-Page 2
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"One-Eyed' Connolly, gate
crasher without a peer and
Knight of the Roaring Road, has
gone to work in war plant.
The inveterate roamer dis
closed that new phase of his
colorful career Sunday as he
lolled luxuriously in the lobby
of Tom Longstaff's Murphy Ho-
te in Mount Clemens.
HE'LL ROVE AGAIN
The old Master of Free Entry
is "a now~but has lost none of
his accustomed aplomb. He's set
tied down at long-last, but only
for the duration. He'll be off
again across far horizons when
the drums of peace have sound
ed.
"One Eye doesn't admit that
the years are catching up with
him and, perhaps, his trouble is
just the natural sequel to count
less nights spent under desert
stars and tropical moons. In
any event a rheumatic twinge
across hos broad shoulders con-
stituted his reason for paying
Mount Clemens a two-day visit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-06
Maton1b Judge
FORCES Ahead
in Hot Contest
Leeds Entire Field
in First Bid for
High Stote Post

Upsetting political tradition
Circuit Judge Neil E. Reid, of
Mount Clemens, this afternoon
topped the slate Of candidates
seeking election to the Michigan
Supreme Court.
The 7l-year.old jurist, forg-
ing steadily ahead as the late
returns trickled in. had amassed
l54, 1854 votes at p. m. with
but 494 of the 3,754 precincts
in the state yet 10 be heard from.
The count for his opponents:
Bert D. Chandler, 153.421.
Emerson r. Boyles. 10000
Frank L. McVinchey. 81 800.
The two top men will serve
eight year terms on the SUI
preme Bench, beginning Jan. !.
1914.
BUT ONE BEFORE
If the Mount Clemens judges
apparent sweeping victory in his
first race for state office is SUBJ
stantiated by the final returns
he will become the first men,
Der Of the Michigan Supreme
Court from M o m b county
since 1920 when the late Franz
Kuhn sat on that high tribunal.
Judge Reid was born on .
Bruce township farm II years
ago and has devoted virtually
all of his working years to pub
lie service. From 1894 to 1910
he served as circuit court re-
porter. from 1910 to- 1928 as
probate judge and from that
time to the present as circuit
judge of NJ "a m b county.
Throughout his lifetime in the
county Judge Reid, who makes
his home with his wife at 119
Lincoln avenue, Mount Glenn
ems, has been exceptionally ac-
tive in fraternal affairs. In 1896
1887 he headed the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Michigan. In
1880 he was president of the
Mount Clemens Kiwanis club.
WIDELY RESPECTED
During all of his years on the
probate an d circuit benches
Judge Reid won the respect and
admiration of countless thous-
ands for his fearless, unbiased
determinations and his unflinch-
ing devotion to responsibilities
of his position.
Although elected on nom
partisan ticket Judge Reid has
/ long been prominent in Repub-
lican affairs and was nominat-
ed at that party's state conven-
ton.
If, as seems likely, Judge
Reid supplants Associate Justice
Emerson r. Boyles (appointed
10 fill vacancy in f940} he
would serve for eight years on
the high court bench. q
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-06
Priest Becomes
Navy Chaplain
Fr. Grzybek Leaves
City Wednesday

Rev. FIR. Walter Frank Cry
bek, 34year-old assistant pastor
of st. Louis Catholic church, an
nounced today that he leaves
tomorrow for the Naval Train
ing ST a ion at Williamsburg,
Va. as a chaplain in the U. S.
Navy.
Born in Cohoes, N. Y, FIR.
Grzybek was ordained at Inns
bruck, Austria April 8, 1888. He
has since been assistant pastor
at Nativity of Our Lord in De-
troit and st. Florian, Ham,
tramck, both for three year pc
RODS.
Since coming OF Mount Glenn
ems, FIR. Grzybek has been active
as moderator at the USO, as a
member of the Lions Club and
as Catholic Civilian Chaplain at
Selfridge Field for a 1O-month
period.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-06
Play
Cast Ready
Opens Two-Doy
Run Thursday

Working hand in hand with
Director Jean Hubbard and her
cast for The Bat, annual Jun
Tor Class play TO be presented
Thursday and Friday in the
high school auditorium, are a
nu m b er of vitality important
committees.
In lauding members Of the
m m t tees, Miss Hubbard
pointed out that their work is
particularly vital because the
mystery thriller depends on ex-
cellcnt cooperation for effect.
On the makeup committee are
Ellen Redner and Nancy Gould,
of the faculty. and Sybil Levine.
Rebccca Mitchell. Paula Eng
lund and Phyllis Plevek.
Assisting Thomas Babcock,
commercial teacher, in the sale
of tickets are Jeanette Buck
ley. Bob Magary. Mildred Great
house and Lawrence Schott.
Lucille Tennent and Eleanor
Purnam head the all important
properties committee assisted by
Barbara MacLachlan, Richard
Odor, Paul Tripod. Charles o.
Grady. Betty Fitzpatrick. Mil
ton Darling and Carol Engel-
brecht.
On the printing and publicity
committee. are Frank Kissell,
faculty supervisor. and Betty
Floore and Jennie Good. Mar
jorie Alwardt is the call girl
and Wayne Sharlahd heads the
finance and usher committee.
James Mathieson is faculty
advisor of the stage crew assist
ed by Peter DeBruyne. student
manager. Ted DeGroot, James
Daily, James Ullrich. Stanley
Flory and Tom Houghten. Ken
meth Rcdfield designed the COW
or of the program.
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53voteMargin
Fayors Ta||nan
in Warren Twp.
Recount Looms as
Possible in Close
County Election

A recount of Mondays vote in
Warren township doomed as pos
sible today after Earl Tallman,
incumbent Democratic super
visor, defeated William F. Strich,
by 53 votes and two other
Democrats won by margins of Is
and seven.
'Strich could not be reached for
comment but his Republican
friends were freely predicting
that either he, Ark Moss or
Clarence Crydeman will ask the
recount.
James Ryan defeated Moss for
justice. short term. 1912 to 1925
while Alfred Maletta nosed out
Crydeman for one of four con-
stable jobs. 1902 to 1885.
Tallman defeat Strich, 1916 to
1898, following bitter cam
paign during which the condition
of township roads was the ma
jor issue. Veteran Clerk William
Lawson again was the only Re-
publican to survive the Demo-
cratic tide when he defeated
William Mellman. 1903 to 1905.
Other results We're: Treasurer
Frank Wiegand (D) 1923, Will
liam Quallman (R) 1881; JUS
tice (short term) Frank Bagaiski
CD 1890, Robert Jennings (R)
175-Beard- -RepieW-Glem-
ent Groesbeck CD 1902. Frank
Reiss (R) 1861 Constables -
Vincent Romano CD 1899; John
South CD 1892; James Plunkett
(D) 1880, and Fred Kerns (R)
ITO
UTICA RESULTS
IN Utica, the veteran incum-
bent justice of the peace, c.
Omar CrisSman, was unseated by
Arthur Church, 1876 to SO. Elect
cd to the council were Frank
Chapaton I44. Charles Foster
(133). William Kraft (l50), Will
liam Michael U3D, Frank Dean
500 and Leonard Morrison U3).
When only four men sought
council positions, 80 names were
written on the ballot with Dean
and Morrison receiving the larg
est number of votes.
Running as Sticker candi-
date, Michael Aaronson, an at
torney, defeated Walter Schultz,
editor of the Armada Times, for
justice of the peace in Armada,
l59 to ll6. Schultz won the NOM
nation at the caucus when Aar-
onson was not a candidate.
SHELBY
In Shelby Republicans were
unopposed excepting for justice
where William Erase (R) defeat
cd Luke Leonard (D), 200 to l49
and for board of review where
Arthur Roehm (R) defeated Ray
Wcstlake (D), 200 to 1871.
MACOMB
A holly contested election in
Macomb township turne d
Democratic incumbent super
See OUT-COUNTY-Page 2
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Sinister Black-Market
Conspiracy Disclosed
OPA Says Seven Midwest
Firms to be Prosecuted

NEWARK, N. j., April 6-(P)
A nation w d e conspiracy
moved 100000 pounds Of.
Black Market beef and veal to
the meat-hungry Eastern market
and took a S2,000,000 over
charge from consumers, the OPA
declared today in prosecuting
the individuals and firms it said
were involved.
New Jersey headquarters of
the Office of Price Administra-
ton announced that seven mid
west and New Jersey corpora
tons and eleven individuals had
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LONDON, April 6 - (R) -
Light British Naval forces,
prowling off the Tunisian coast,
have sunk one Axis supply ves-
sci and probably another in an
attack on a three-ship convoy
attempting to carry vital war
materials to Field Marshal ROM
mel in North Africa, the Admir-
atty announced today. The
British suffered no losses.
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REID LEADS IN RACE FOR HIGH court
late X X X
bulletins


BERN, Switzerland, April g.
R)- Italians armed with ma
chine guns opposed Nazi orders
in a former unOccupied zone OF
France now controlled by the
Italians and through their in
terventiOn prevented the trans
fer to Germany of 100 Amcri-
can and British citizens. a from
tier dispatch to the Gazette De
Lausanne said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-06
Loses Fight

LANSING, April 6 - up -
The City of Port Huron today
lost it's fight i'm the State Su-
preme Court To block State
Stream Control Commission or
der requiring it to construct a
municipal sew age treatment
plant.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-06

LONDON, April 6-(P)-The
Berlin radio, in a broadcast re-
corded by the ~ Sociatcd Press,
reported thEt Atcxanire Miller
and, president of the French
Republic, from 1920-l924, died
today at Versailles, at the age
of "a.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-06
Force Appearance

WASHINGTON. April 6-(H)
The Senate Agriculture COM
mittee brought Price Admins
traitor Prcntiss Brown before 4
for testimony today under threat
of subpoena and then voted to
excuse him until Thursday nor
ming.
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NEW KENS IN G TON, Pa,
April g. (R The aluminium
Company of America disclosed
today that the Army-Navy "E"
award to its New KensingtOn
plant has been withdrawn by
the Navy because of loss of pro-
ductjon hours due 10 strikes.
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Raiders Caught?

LONDON, April 6-(P)-The
German High Command in a
broadcast cOmmunique recorded
here today, said ian enemy sab
Otage group" had been inter-
cepted by German forces as 1t
was approaching the coast of
Northern Norway and was de-
strOyed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-06
Bishops Meet

LONDON, April 6 - (AJ -
Archbishop Francis J. Spellman
OF New York visited the Most
Rev. Joseph Macdonald, arch
bishop of Edinburgh, today, and
planned to 60 from Scotland to
North Africa and then TO Pa1eS-
tine for the Easter holidays. -.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-06

DETROIT, April 6 - (P, -
The temperature dipped to %
degrees in Detroit at 1880 a. M.
lEWT) today. within three de-
greeS of the alI.time low re-
corded for this date. The Wealth
or Bureau said there would be \
gradual rise in temperature here
during the day and tonight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-06
Losses Soar

WASHINGTON, April 6 Up
Secretary Knox said today
Allied ship losses in the Atlantic
were considerably worse in
March than in February, due to
intensified operations Of Ger
man submarines.
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LongstaH; Bruneel Retain
Posts on City Commission
ChoIIensers Foil TO Come Near
lneumbents; Mayor Unopposed

him 96l votes for justice Of the
supreme court. Chandler has
1879 and Boyles 1873.
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Lloyd b. Reid CD 150,760.
For Supreme Court Justices
mon partisan) 3045 precincts
out of 1854; 1.-TWO to be electedD
See RETURNS-Page 2
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Latest Reports
on State Races
Point the Trend

DETROIT, April 6 - (P) -
Returns from 1922 precincts out
of 1854 in the state give:
For State Highway Commits
siOner:
Charles NJ. Ziegler (R) 1877
1873.
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lmportioI Coverose
OF All Loeol News
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See WAR-Pagc 2