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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-04-29
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS REVIEW
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that is clearly understood in Hell
singfors-will Hitler calmly permit
the Firms to withdraw? Or will he.
in case they do, completely overrun
their country? Whatever else one
may say about the Finnish case,
it's not an easy one.
U. S. and Mexico.
Of far friendlier nature are the
relations between the two republics,
the United States and the Mexican
Federation of States, and to make
it apparent to all the world that
complete harmony reigns in this part
of the world President Roosevelt last
week paid visit to President CANA
cho at Monterrey, deep down in Mex
leo; the next day Senior Camacho re-
turned the Vision the soil of the
United States.
Although no new departures
were announced in American
Mexican policy. and although
there were not now any contro-
verSial issues to be settled, OBJ
servers were inclined to believe
that the conversations between
the two presidents serve the use
full purpose of cementing an al
ready existing friendship, and
therefore, were really more than
a mere gesture.
That, at least, is the official view
of Of
the Rio Grande.
Anniversary.
Tremendous interest was aroused
in this country when the other day
the Washington authorities released
detailed information about the Amer
lean bombing of Tokyo and Yoko-
hama year ago.
And what served to channel
this interest into the strong cur
rent of public indignation was
the announcement that some of
the American aviat0rs who were
forced to land on Japanese-oc-
cupied Chinese soil during the
bombardment were found guilty
by a japanese court-martial of
having wantOnly killed civilians,
and therefore were executed.
In Washington it is claimed that
there was no bombing or machine
cunning of Japanese civilians, and
that, consequently, the executions,
announced by Tokyo itself, were in
clear violation of all the rules of
warfare set up under international
law
Defiantly, Japan has served
notice on the United States that
if in the future any more Amer
leans are captured under similar
circumstances, they will meet the
same cruel fate as did their fell
lows.
A result of the tremendous play
ing up of the bombing anniversary
and the news of the executions has
been the demand for immediate and
devastating action against Japan.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-04-29

VINO fell into their
hands after the
r a i d on Tokyo,
sent a shock of
horror over the
entire land, and
doubtless over the
w h lie civilized
world. Under the
Geneva agreement
tho a m ari "a n c
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-04-29
Observations
BY CONG. HAROLD KNUTSON
Unbearable BarbariSm.

News that the Japanese have exc
cuted some of the American filters
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Editorial Comment From Other News
papers Which May or May Not
Conform With the Opinions of the
Askov American.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28

HSA NAPRODAJ

Proda Sc hisa, XII Sc jo lahko
preuredi "a, emo ali dve druzi-
nj; vse udobnosti, dve kopa1ni-
ce. Proda Sc poceni, ker odide
lastnik ma farmo. Ogledate 81
lahko vsak dan Cd desete ure
zjutraj naprej, ma 1I79 e. H3
st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28

Zgrabilo ga je potem stirikrat
ma leto, a kadar ga je napadlo,
je poznal - kakor vi - vse
ljudi, cello cisto tuje in neznane.
Ma primer ma cestni zeleznici je
ogovoril kogarkoli, da ga pozna
in da sta Sc re videla ma Duna-
ju. Vsi ljudje, XII jih je sreeal
ma ulici, so mu bill znanDli s
kolodvora v Milanu ali pa je Sc
del Z mimi v stajerskem Grazu
" magistratni kleti pri vinu.
Veasih, kadar je prisla mani IT,
sta mocvirna mrzlica, je sedel
n. pr. v kremi in poznal vse 60
ste ter jih je videl vse ma par
niku, s katerim sc je vozil v
Benetke.".
JAZZ poznam vse vase znance
IL hjeva," je neutrudno NADIA
ljeval usluzbenec protispiona-
ze. "Ali nj bill z vami tudi neki
debeluh in neki suhec? Zdajle
ne vem, kako sta Sc pisala in
cd katerega regimenta sta BIZ
la )"
mic ne marajte "a to-" ga
je tolazil svejk. ITO Sc vsako-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28

Namesto odgovora mu je
Svejk 'skrbno segel ma cello, mu
potipal lilo, ga odvedel k OXEN
Gu ter mu ukazal, maj pokaze
svoj jerk. Propalica Sc te pro-
cedure nj branil prav mic, mislec
da gre morda "a gotove make
zarotnikov. Potem je Svejk "a
eel razbijati po vratih; ko je
prisla strata vprasat, cemu de-
la hrup, je zahteval po cesko
in nemsko, maj brz pokicejo
zdravnika, kajti tega moza Sc
loteva blaznost. ..
Zaman, po moza nj prisel nih-
&c. Ostal je cisto miren in je
dalje cencal o Kijevu in da je
tam svejka prav gotoyos videl,
ko je marshal med ruskimi vo-
jaki.
"Menda ste pill mocvirno vo-
do" je rekel svejk, "kakor mia
di Tunecky, drugace cisto pane
ten clovek. Ali enkrat je odsel
ma potovanje in dospel pray v
Halijo. Tam Sc je napil moe
virne vode ter je dobil mrzlico
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28
PoVEST

jutrom in. solncem in pticjin
petjem. Mi pa, XII smo ga izdali
zatajili, krizali in mori1i, ga /
smemo slaviti dostojno obenen
z nedolzno naravo, mi, njegovt
odreseno ljudstvo? Spodobne
je, da ga slavimo v mraku, ke
narava spi. Tedaj, ko je narava
bedela OBJ njegovi smrti,. sme
spali mi.
In Sc vec. Dolga doba noci je
minila in nismo mislili mani
Mic vee tako. Ne moreno, ne
smemo cakati do jutra:
"Mraci Sc, Gospod, pridi in
ostani pri nas!"
O Jerica, Jerica! &c je bile
srecno katero bite ia vecer, te-
daj 81 bila tt Prerila Sc je bila
do bozjega groba in padla ma
kolena. V prezbiteriju so peli
matutin. Mrzlo je spreletalo de-
kletce. Cudovita tajnost je bila
v teh pesmih in antifonah, XII
so donele ma memo uho, in dasi
nj umela besed, so bile zato VEN
dar tenn slovesnejse "a MO. Ca
robne so Sc j zdele.
"Zdaj mu pojejo, zdaj Sc bo
zbudil!"
In dekle je drgetaje strmelo
v tabernakelj bozjega groba,
Ali Sc bodo odprla vratca, in sc
potrese zemlja, in Sc odpro gro
bowl, in bogenejo strazniki? In
prisla DO Magdalena. in Sc bo
ustrasila. Nasla DO grob odprt
in angela mad grobom.
80 Bog!"
Use bistvo otrokovo presinja
tajna groza, tajna sladkost. Bill
ia Sc hip. Vstal bo. Toliko src
DO zahotelo k Menu, toliko
usten zaprosilo! Ali jo bo videl,
ali jo DO cul?
"Gospod, daj mi, daj :, da
bonn svetnica!"
Nekaj korakov "a Jerico je
kle6ala Anica. Nj, Sc mogla sko-
70 premagati, da ne bi sla k pro-
cesiji. Oh. sal jo je vezalo to-
like lepih spominoy ma ia dan
In Jureek je bill tako priden no
coj, lepo je bill zaspal, in goto-
va 81 je bila Anica, da Sc ne
zbudi tako kmalu. In tako je
bila skocila sem doll vas, ne
kaj pozno ze sicer; morala je
riti skozi moske v cerkev. Ma
vratih cerkve il je nekdo poki-
NAL glavo, ozrla Sc je -, bill
je Lipe.
(Dalje prihodnjsej
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28
.(Nadaljevanje)

"Kaj," je rekel oee, "toliko
imas? Vidis, zdaj pa vem, da
81 priden fant!' In hotel je OBJ
jeti fanta, ali ia Sc je umaknil.
liza mokrih ocetovih oci je Gle
dalo nekaj grdega. Anzetu Sc je
zdelo, da mu ne more pogledati
v obraz. Segla. sta 81 v roko in
Sc poslovila.
Ia eetrt ure pozneje je Anze
hitel gledat ma vrt, bi Ii Sc videl
oceta. In videl ga je Sc koncem
ovinka. In tedaj Sc mu je izvilo
ko prosnja:
"Oce, ali Sc vidiva Sc kdaj?
In Anze Sc je nato vrnil, in
zal mu je bilo, da, nj dal ocetu
vsega denarja. In vendar Sc je
oglasal tudi glas v MEM, da je
dal dovolj. Sklenil je, da popro-
81 Jerico "a svet. In Anze je
tudi izvedel svoj sklep, toda to
Sc je zgodilo dolgo zatem; "a
zdaj Sc mu. je zdela deklica Sc
preotrocja.
Prvi mrak lega v doline, zad-
Mi dan gasne v gorah. Zaveje
hladno po dolini in prinese Gu
dovitih glasov Cd vasi. Zasveti
Sc v oknih, zasveti Sc cerkev v
luseh in lestencih, in nj je sve-
ce, XII ne bi gorela nocoj. Ear
in vonj slovesnosti je vsepo-
vsod. Tho je vse, tako tho. In
sedaj hipoma trepetajoc glas
sredi ljudi, XII klece.
Aleluja!
In zopet glasneje:
Aleluja!
In zopet:
Aleluja!
Sum mogocne pesmi, topicev,
zvonov, dVigajocega Sc ljudstva,
vrstecih Sc mnozic v spored, fr-
fotanje svilenih zastav vetru.
Neslisno prihaja noe in priziga
zvezde ma nebu. Mir je v naraVi,
neskoncen, zadivljen, mir bo-
zicne noel. Pa ga zmoti hvalna
pesem ljudi, slovesen sum pro-
cesije in nebroj svee in luci.
Ne praznujejo povsod VISTA
jenja zvecer, in vendar Sc mi
zdi - kdo We, da nj Ii to lju-
bezen do rodne vasi -, da je
praznovanje vstajenja ma Ve-
liko soboto zvecer pomembnej-
Sc. Sal narava nj krizala Boga
in ga izdala, pae pa je zakrila
OBJ njegovi smrti svoje oblicje.
Slavi maj. njegovo vstajenje z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28
Stanoyanje

s, 5 sohani Sc odda v najem
druzini. brez. otrok. Najemnina
$23 na. mesec. Vprasa. Sc, ma
7002 Becker Ct... med E, 70 in
E. Il St, Suite I.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28

dive hisi ma eni. lott; po 6 sob
vsaka, ter vsaka, "a emo druzi-
no. Nahaja Sc hlizu cerkva, Sol
in transportacije. Proda Sc po
zelo zmerni ceni. zglasite Sc ma
15304-06 Lucknow Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28
Lepa priIika

Proda Sc hisa "a dve druzini,
4 sobe spodaj, 4 zgoraj, 2 for
neza, 2 garaze, vse v najboljsem
stanju. Hisa Sc nahaja v Col
linwoodu pri Euclid Beach par
ku, ter Sc proda po zmerni ceni
in ma lahke obroke, Katerega
veseli Ap,piti maj Sc oglasi pri
lastniku ANTON LAURICH,
1888 East 167 St., po 4. uri po-
poldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28

lImurs lahko zgod, da 81 ne "a
pomni linen vseh debeluhoy in
suhcev. Suhce 81 je, seveda teze
Izapomniti, ker imajo ma svetu
Ivecino.
| "Kamerad." Sc je oglasil 10,
lostni G. in kr. falot, I'll mi ne
zaupas. Saj naju vendar caka
Ifista usoda."-
'Zato sva pa oba vojaka," je
rekel svejk malomano; "sai "a
to sta naju rodili materi, d. ma
ju razsekajo ma cunje, kadar ma
ju obleeejo v monduro. A midva
to rada storiva, ker veva, da
najine kosti ne bodo prhnele "a
man. Padeva "a eesarja. in ME
govo rodbino. IL najinih kosti
bodo delali spodium "a cukrar-
ne, kakor nam je ze pred lett
pripovedoval; gospod lajtnant
Zimmer."
svejkov tovaris je potolkel po
vratih in sepetal s. strazo, XII je
sla klicat v pisarno. Krnalu. je
prisel po svejkoyega druzabni-
ka neki stabni narednik, in
svejk je bill zopet sam.
+ Pri odhodu pa je rekla pro-
palica glasno stabnemu nared-
niku, kazoc ma svejka: "Tole
je moi start kamerad il Kije-
va"
Celih stiriindvajset ur je ostal
Svejk v samoti, izvzemsi trenot-
ke, ko so mu prinesli menazo.
Ponoci je dospel do prepricanja,
da je ruski vojaski plasc toplej-.
81 in vecji kakor avstrijski, in
da, &c mis- ovohava uho specega
eloveka, nj to mic kaj prijeten
cut. A Sc v jutranjem mraku so
prisli ponj.
svejk 81 danes ne more pred
stavljati, kaksna je bila sodna
formacija, pred katero so ga
prignali tako zgodaj. Da pa je
to vojno sodisce, nj bilo mogoce
dvomiti. Tu so sedeli neki gene
raj, polkovnik, major, nadpo-
rocnik poroenik, narednik in
neki pesec, XII nj incl drugega
opravka, nego drugim prizigati
cigarette.
svejka niti MISC mnogo vpra-
sevali. LIE major je kazal zanj
nekaj vec zanimanja; govoril je
ceski.
wi ste izdali cesarja!" je Ia
REAL ma svejka.
"Jezesmariia. kdai?" lie
vzkliknil svejk. "Jaz da sem iz-
dal cesarja, nasega najjasnej-
sega vladarja, "a katerega sem
re toliko pretrpel?"
"Pustite neumnosti!!" je rekel
major.
"Pokorno javljam, gospod
major, izdati cesarja nj neum-
most. Mi, vojasko ljudstvo, smo
prisegli cesarju vernost, in pri-
sego sem kot veren MOI izpol-
nil"
"Tukajle," je dejal. major,
"tukajle so dokazi vase krivde
in izdaje!" Pokazal mu je de-
bel snop papirjev. Glavni ma
terijal je podal MOI, XII so ga
pcsadili k svejku v tisto luknjo
"a misi.
wi torej nocete priznati ?"
je vprasal major. "Saj steven
dar sami potrdili, da ste prosto-
voljno oblekli rusko uniformo
kot Glen avstrijske armade.
Vprasam vas zadnjic: ali vas
je kdo sill k temu?''
me, nihGe me nj sill"
"Prostovoljno?"
"Prostovoljno."
"Brez pritiska?"
"Brez pritiska.
cali veste, da ste izgublje-
ni?"
"Vem, cd 81. regimenta me
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28
Lepa pfilika

Proda Sc ali zamenja farmo,
obsegajoco 421z akra, v Middle
field, o. - Hisa S 5 sobami :;
20, akrov gozda, IL akrov Vino
grada ~ Vprasajte pri JOSEPH
DEZELAN, 6O32 Glass Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
House Debates
Allowance Boost
For Servicemen

WASHINGTON. Oct Il CUP)
The House viii begin debate to-
day on a bill 10 increase allow
ances for servicemen's depend
entS with Republicans leading a
move 10 raise them 10 the even
higher levels approved by the
Senate last week.
Republican Leader Martin of
Massachusetts said ne would sup
port an amendment increasing the
allowance for the first child OF A
Serviceman to $50 a month, with
$50 for each additional child
Chairman Andrew j. May Cd
Of Kentucky OF the House mill
tary affairs committee indicated
that he would fight 10 preserve
the scale incorporated in the com
mittee bill-S25 for the first child,
$40 for the second, and SIS for
each additional one.
Only one proposed amendment
10 the House allowance increase
bill would alter the present $50 a
month paid the wife Of a service
man. Rep. George Sadowski tR)
of Michigan will seek approval of
scale which would provide S55
for wife. $35 for the first child,
and $50 for each additional child.
This proposal was submitted TO
Congress by the Go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
BIoodiest. DAYS
Of War Ahead,
Churchill Says

LONDON, Oct. 10 CUP)-Prime
Minister Churchill warned today
that the bloodiest fighting OF the
war lies ahead of the British
people, barring an unexpected
German collapse which we would
be absolute fools TO count upon
Opening the second day Of
debate in Commons on the gov
ernmcnt's coal policy Churchill
bluntly rejected suggestions that
the drafting of miners be halted
and that coal men be released
from The armed forces to work in
the pits.
"In the advent Of the bloOdiest
fighting of the war. 80 far as
this people are concerned, l am
not prepared TO weaken the field
forces or the reserves of trained
manpOwer lying behind them.
beyond a limited comb-Out Of
older men approved by the
cabinet" he said.
Churchill dashed out al 'politi-
cal efforts 20 effect far-reaching
social changes under the preteXt
OF wartime necessity and rejected
proposals that the Beverage So
clal security plan be adopted
while the war is still in progress.
Churchill infercntially rebuked
American politicians for lndulg-
ing IN political rows in the midst
OF the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
81 Limit Set on Gift Boxes

All you must do 10 take active this project is
pack gift box to be delivered Christmas week soldier
sailor, marine coast guardsman in this
This box should exceed So in and should contain
nonpershabe gifts of the type wanted needed By ecemen
card giving the and address of the donor should
enclosed and the packed box left of the
receiving depots be announced later the Times
The committee will arrange for collection of the thousands
by army Distribution of the to the
special parties Christmas also will be arranged by
in charge.
To avoid astmnute shopping rshes you should plan your
Christmas box For suggested items read the
approved lists published from time in this
consult your nghbohood downtown merchant
for suitable gifts he may have in stock.
If you member of a club organization, which might
be able the project through the packing number
such boxes by its members you should call the attention of
the organization the Santa for Servicemen plan
All organizations and groups metropolitan
Detroit invited to appoint representative to member
ship the general committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
British Occupy
Azores Bases
Mar by Detroit Times stan ARTIST
(Continued from Page one)

ktODIlnueO from rage OneJ
the islands even before the agree
ment was announced.
A large British contingent was
reported by Madrid to have
landed on Terceira. second largest
island in the mid-Atlantic archi-
pelago. The Nazi Scandinavian
telegraph bureau said Tereeira
contains the largest air bases in
the Azores and Is heavily tortl-
fed.
A large number OF British
planes recently made forced
landings on Terceira, Nazi re-
ports said
Technical groups, engineers, air
force personnel and anti-aircraft
units were first ashore. Madrid
heard. The troops landed directly
on wharves, rather than from
landing barges.
Dispatches from Lisbon said
news Of the agreement spread
quickly through Portugal and was
received calmly. The Portuguese
had been prepared for some such
development by military maneu-
Vers. the imposition of a perma-
nent hlackout and the distribu-
ton Of posters proclalming that
Portugal might abandon neu-
trality.
Portugal meantime, still was
awaiting Japans reply TO its de-
mand for immediate Japanese
evacuation Of Portuguese Timor,
northwest of Australia, and a
guarantee to respect the integrity
of Macao in the South China Sea.
The first German reaction was
one of confusion. indicating that
the NaziS had been caught fat
footed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Cars Will Have
| Tag Only in "A

LANSING. Oct. 13-T'he tradi-
tional front and back auto license
plates which have been the vogue
in Michigan for more than 40
years will become a war casualty
IN 1914 and only a single rear
license plate will he required, Gus
T. Hartman, deputy secretary of
state. announced today.
The 1914 plates will he maroon
with white numerals for full year
tags and white with maroon num-
erals for half year tags.
Hartman said that 100000
plates would be made by prison
inmates and use of only one plate
would save 900 tons of steel and
$4,000 in manufacturing costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

venge-seeking youth who deliber.
ately provoked the riot because
two weeks earlier. he had been
assaulted by group Of white
boys at Eastwood Park.
ORDER RESTORED
Police had restored order
on Belle Isle, the afternoon of
June 90, after series Of fights
there between white and
Negroes, ElSarelli said. Every
thing was quiet until Lyons met
some Negroes on the bridge and
told the false story of the
drOwnings."
ElSarelli charged that Lyons
went directly 10 the Forest Club
where he knew n large group Of
Negroes were assembled for a
dancing party and crashed the
gate to pass on the story 10
Upton, a check room employe.
The prosecution plans TO call
rs witnesses. including Police
Commissioner WitherSpoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Couple 10 Celebrate
Golden Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs Anthony MarCheSe
OF cor Harmon VIII celebrate their
31th wedding anniversary Satur-
day A high mass VIII he held in
Santa Maria Catholic Church. fol-
lowed by q breakfast and dinner
for members Of the family and
Mrs Rose O,dauI member Of their
wedding party.
The couple has five children and
nine grandchildren Both have
been residents OF Detroit more
than go wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Continued from Page one)

tIOnUnued from rage OHtJ
say was based on the first
probe.
Asked Of the reports where
abouts, Rushton said
III you mean that letter Joe
sent, it's here on my desk
somewhere. But that's GER
tainIy not the result Of an in
vestigatiOn. l didn't even know
there was supposed TO he an
investigation. That was all
handled nv my late deputy,
James r. shepherd"
RUSHToN CHARGES GOSSIP
After much shifting Of papers
Rushton produced the letter.
you can't print part of this"
Rushton warned. you must
print IL all. These people will
see there's no statement of fact
but Just gossip in it,
Mandaro. the investigator. Is
now in Ohio where he has beer
lent 10 the attorney general OF
that state.
The Rev. Mr.. Morris, referring
10 the present conditions IN Ma
said it was common knowl-
edge that gambling exists, hut
Commissioner Olander reported:
Its as quiet in MacOmb aS
II has been in Is years. But
I'll send some men down there
TO make sure"
"Nelther the sheriff nor local
officials will do anything about
the situation" the minister de-
Clared. They claim We must
present an alright case. There
Is something rotten going on In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Free Art
Fee Dropped for
institute Exhibits

Three current exhibitions al the
Detroit Institute of Arts Will be
affected by the new policy Of not
charging admission 10 special eX-
hibitions, the institute announced
today.
Shows this month are THE Ar
tist in Advertising French eigh-
teenth century painting and Eng
liSh eighteenth century art.
The institute also announced
that famous foreign films would
he shown free. every second Tues
day night. The next, Carnival in
Flanders, will be shown at $50
p. m. next Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
State Starts MacOmIp Cleanup

our county and the lid should
be blown off"
CONFIDENTIAL REPORT
The report, titled "Confdentia
report survey OF Macomb Count!
gambling and vice, follows:
ION July %, 1913, was in
Structed by MIR. James r.
Shepherd, deputy attorney gen
eral, To check on activities Of
gambling and vice In MacOmb
County.
II find that up 10 July 20,
l94S, there were II large
gambling houses operating in
Macomb County, six in Mt.
Clemens and five scattered
throughout the county; nine
disOrderly houses, five in Mt.
Clemens and four in the county,
and four blind pigs In Mt.
Clemens.
Through my informantS, l
have been able to locate only
two known bookieS; one To-
Gated in ~. Clair shores and
the other in Warren Township.
II learned through my In
fOrmantS that slot machines are
scattered throughout MacOmb
County, one of which was
played by my informant a. late
as July 81. Two gambling
places, one disorderly house and
bootlegging place were also
patrOnized by my informant on
July 81.
"Some Of the larger gambling
houses throughout the county
have been reliably informed,
have been quiet since July 20.
The word Is being passed
around among patrons that
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they expect 10 resume real
soon.
Various indications from the
informations | have gathered
from informantS and patrons,
who patronize gambling and
vice In Macomb County are 10
the effect that before raid
il made by any of the law en-
forcing agencies these places
are notified in advance by of
ficials lin the know.
1T il a general presumption
that the law enforcing agencies
are working In corporation
with these establishments.
II am also reliably Informed
that there II evidence Of after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

. a. m. spots in and around
MacOmb County and that
liquor il promiscuously sold on
Sunday.
"PunchboardS also appear To
i've prominent and there appears
10 be- no effort made by any
81 the MacOmb County law en-
forcing agencies, including
municipalities, villages and
townships 10 enforce the laws.
Up. S.--W ednesday night,
Aug. {. l was informed that
two unsolNcd crimes OF muir
der In Macomb County are con-
nected with gambling and vice,
which may he brought 10 light
nv an intensive investigation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Children Plan Show
To Swell Dog Fund

Children Defenders. youngsters
who live on the 1900 block of w.
Euclid, continue their drive to-
night for $3.50 10 purchase a
leader dog for a blind soldier.
with a benefit motion picture
show at their headquarters, 2525
w. NucIid1
The @hildrcn Defenders. were
organiAH by Mrs. John L. Wood
ruff. senior post warden Of that
area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Jobs for Veterans
Major Aim in State
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Oct 13-Consolida.
ton of state and re deral en-
ployment services TO facilitate
unemployment of returning vet
Grams was sought today by Gov
Kelly.
Although 90 per cent Of those
who have returned have found
Jobs and the remaining 10 per
cent were unemployable because
Of the nature of their disabilities
the governor expressed concern
about the future.