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The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

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fighting to make sure it does. We want Jim Bill Cyou
know his name) to be sitting right there in his easy chair
with his studying in his We want have
friends in for dinner again and big beef for
sorrIsp UNDER AUTHORITY
The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

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Sheridan street in business district.
Reward. Caroline Lundein, 311 West
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The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

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be sold completely to one party. For
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The Ely miner., 1943-09-16

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back. Yes, many None of them will come unless we
win. All, and more, will come wben we win The War
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Detroit evening times., 1943-06-29
NAITERS
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Devil Diver Wins
Brooklyn Cap
Running Mate Shut Out,
Finishes Fourth

NEW YORK June Is up
Greentree Stables Devil Diver
roared through the pack on the
stretch turn today and romped
home for a length and one-balf
victory in the $4,000 Brooklyn
Handicap at Aqueduct
While Shut Out, his running
mate and primary reason for the
Greentrce entry coming up an
odds-on favor.te, was up the
stretch n fourth place. The Devil
outrar tho formidable Market
Wise IN the final quarter Of a mile
TO WIN.
Market Wt,o took second money
10y three quarters Of a length over
B0C Crosby Don BlnCo, VINO
was three more IN front Of Shut
out "A crowd Of 23l5O saw The
bowl finish out a milo and one
quarter in the only fair time of
. % 2-5. two seconds over the
track record
II was hIS fourth stake victory
of tho season and brought S23 200
10 the Greentroe Golfers. boosting
Tho winners earnings for the sea-
son 10 S4S. 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
College Net Title
Won by Segura
Miami Entry Gusts
Brown in 3 Sets

EVANSTON. III June 26 lUP)
Tennis, newest Whlrilng derylSh,
Francisco DPancho) SeEura. UNI
Nor-,tv Of Miami today won the
National intercollegiate cham
plonsrn by blasting Tom Brown
IT,, University Of California, 60,
81. 6-3
ScCura came here fresh from
victory In the Eastern Intercolle-
Ciatc meet a. Mont Clair y. J.
Scgura CaSe-walkcd through six
matches in the Eastern without
loss OF SGT and duplicated that
feat M five In this tournament.
pauch0S domination was indi-
Gated clearly hy tho loss OF only
is games and never more than
three m any Sc'
Sogura had the strokes both on
the ground and overhead, the
aCgrcSsivcnCSs tho cunning and
the court ccnoraiship 10 hold an
edge over Brown
Walter Driver and John HiCk-
man. University of Texas, took
the doubles championship in five
scts from Brown and Harry But
timer of California. Sc as Sd,
70 6-i. The unseCdcd Texans
continued tho brilliant play today
mcorkod n yesterdays somIfinalS
~ eliminate tho No i seeded
Tandem of Earl Cocholl and Rob
orr KImbrcll Of Southern Cali
f0ruf4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
To Have New Staff

- prour, now Dartn7ollth
go -. - bsslsotbaIl coach
49, ,'', :. -'r,,,,,s,e 5oh ~ reorran-
- TTe-o,.cv AN mss
1 49,. a. a. q - !, r,.,s aides except
:. -, y =. O. :, nm Is,ls have cone 10
.u'.'.'.' -, % :. Csrlor rurcbasod
~, - ,s' o. .o,t,,sr, for
60 - --llco.o5 co 000 as
N'.'V go IN 49, ,,.,,,C, ti,,yr.
ny Gu. y. -. G. a4a
- ,..,,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
WhirIdwdy 5th
As Best Seller
Wins al Chicago

CHICAGO. June 20 CUP)-
Whirlaway, turfdom's oil money!
bags. finished way out of the
money in the $4,000 Equipoise
Mile at Washington Park today,
coming under the wire in fifth
place in his second race of the
season.
While Whirlaway fingered, Best
Seller, Thumbs Up and Some
Chance took the first three places
in that order
II was a repeat performance for
Best Seller, who won last years
event.
Calumet Farms great money
winner who finished third in his
1913 debut last week, was long on
weight and short on odds.
He carried top impoSt Of 126
pounds in today'S Arlington Park
classic, run at Washington Park
because of transportation restric-
tons.
Best Seller carried 113 pounds.
Thumbs Up the same and Some
Chance galloped home under 100
pounds.
Whlrlaway finished down the
list behind Valdina Farms Round
ers. another Of the betting IA
VoritcS
Whlrlaway. a 6 10 5 favorite
with the $1,000 spectators, was off
last IN his usual slow start. lie
began moving as he approached
the turn and finished Stouty but
-neAnr Threatened be. -ttfrfrrs---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
SECOND VICTORY

Diamond Dicks victory was his
second IN the four starts of his
career He won in his debut IN
June 2 and Al that time paid
S54S So This time he proved he
will he a potent factor IN every
juvenile race here by covering The
five furlonCs IN IS SIS. two nf,hs
Of = second over Miss Dolphin S
track record.
Outsiders won seven NJ tho
eight races and just 10 rub IN
their domination. set track rec
ords in the last two races. The
record settlers were {. G. BoS-
hamer's Pete Jr. and Mrs. NJ. r.
Grainey'S Just Tourist
The only winning favorite Of
tho day was Mrs. r. =. Walker $
Gallant Hour. which Johnny
Adams brought home for a ST
mutuel in the first race.
The mutuel handle for tho aft
crnoon was S4ls.7l4. which pushed
The handle for tho % days Of the
meeting to 50 99l .335.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Harness RdCinQ
Has Dewey Aid

ALBANY, \. y. June 26 ms
Gov. Thomas +. Dewey IN =
move 70 prevent the $4,000
Hambletonian and other trAdi-
tional trotting races from moving
out Of New York state today APP
proved a report recommending
that all harness racing this year
be transferred 70 the Empire
track at Yonkers.
The usual Empire running races
have been transferred 10 Jamaica
because Of horse transportation
difficulties.
James c. Hagertv. executive as
SiStant 10 the governor. reported
that gasoline restrictions Will
make n impossible this year 70
conduct harness races at tho Sara
toEa, Old Wcs'bury Hamburg and
Goshen tracks.
The Hamblo'onian, leading trot.
ting race in the world. has been
conducted AZ Goshen for years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
THIRD TWo-BAGGER

With two out in the Browns
half et the same inning Gift
walked and stepped at second on
single by observation-disclosures
lcr singled 10 score Gift and sent
krceViCh 10 third. Then Gutter
ldEe hit tho wall m right field for
hlS third t~e-baFGer of the game
10 score krocvch.
Metro battcd for Harris in the
NINTH and grounded 10 Gift Then
singles hy York. Hoover and
RiChards,lllcd tho base. Caster
replaced OStcTmuCticr and Cana
ba''ed for Oycrmire.
Dana shot a double 20 right
center 10 score York and Hoover.
but Cramer and Wood flied 10
kroevich 10 end the game
~ The attendance was 1888 paid
The two teams finish their
eorlo>~. with 2 douhle-header TO-
m0rrOr>W Hal NewhouSor and
White sChedulod 10 pitch for the
Tigers against Muncrief and
$uujra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
STUMBLED AT GATE

The Bonner colt which might
have taken it all had hc mo-,
stumbled When coming out OF the
starting gate, hested LjkeaSnot by
a head for second money. while
Amber Light vas Tapped on for
fourth place in the field NJ SIX
3-year-olds that went the SIX fur
longs
Eugene also was scoring his
first victory Of the year-the first
IN four starts And for Jockey
Deering II was the first triumph
IN the silks Of his neW employer.
The favorlte players d,dn have
20 wait long 10 know they were
beaten in the Mata Har! Hand
cap, the 2-yoar-old event.
Naldina Sonora, the p favoriic
from the Cragin & Hoist Barn.
had the ground break from under
her right after the start of the
five-furlonC dash.
Left hopeleSsly behind sro was
Just cantered IN by Jockey Porter
Roberts TO chorus Of boos from
the fans.
They had lust soon Diamond
Dick, ridden by tho ilttle Cuban
JorC Alfonso. come m in Tho
stretch 10 ouiCanc tho second
choice, Good Going, and hang up
r neck victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Hagen Wins a Match
Without Swinging

Walter Hagen. who made him
self more popular than ever by
continuing in the Red Run Invita-
tional tournament this weekend
even though he and bis partner,
Bill Roberts. failed 10 qualify. for
tho championship flight had an
entirely new experience Saturday.
Ic add Roberts won "a match
without swinging a club. and n
wasn't because %thoir opponents
Ccf7ulfOd either il was accom-
bIs6CI bv matching Cares. "a pro-
rrduc decided upon so ali hui
the championship Fighters would
have 10 play only one match sat
urdav
Hagen and Roberts were de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
ofsts aS 70 - -
'FaHtt fer 0vrrm.re m ninth.
Ba'fcf fHr Harms n ninth
- IL

sFatffs frr Ovrfu.re an ninth.
Ra'icf fHr Harms 0 ninth
Ran far C.rrarte M ninth
Stated f-r Hcrsrav lr seventh
Runs NtEInF work Hoover. gH'trr.
dtr g. Frr0re CHf' kraevsh 2 Runs
raf'cd m stephens York Gs'fertge
P.rne. OeermuIcr Dana Frror
Wool Tvr-raer hits Gu'fer.drr g.
Sfcrrrrs iaHhs Harms kfrcyich Dana
Sacrifice hT Tr'fef. irff I'm rases- S.
Louis g. Detroit Bases ON halls or
Potter ~ HcrshHv s.. off Oyrrnfrs
si~Irk ON p, Potter @ Dog HershaW O.
rt o,r-~,'-s 81 ry Osferwur'cr @ HHs
on Potter m innings or 0~r-wui.
Is- IN Innings or Hr~srav t0 s
.rr.rgs ~ rr pitcher Potter. TIM
p.rss. Foe and MCGOWAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Bats, Pitches
Braves Ahead

NV YORK. June n CUP1
Veteran Jim Tobin pitched and
hattcd Boston 70 a 3 10 victory,
over New York Giants today. lin
ting the losers 10 six hits and
wallOping three himself, one
home run over the loft field roof.
Carl Hubbcli started for the los
eFs and suffered ms first 1913 set
back Welding 10 hits before being
routed in the seventh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Cards Halted
By Derriinger

CHICAGO. June Is ms -
Paul Derrncer TODAY hurled Chi
caGo 10 a ; 10 2 decision over
81. LOUIS Cardinals. settling down
IN the clutches after being hit
freely In the early innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Pitching Lapse
Halls indians

CLEVELAND. Juno Is ms
CHICAGO defeated Cleveland today
g 20 -. on walk which forced a
wu n tho ninth inning following
n pitchers duel between Chubby
Dean and Thornton Lee Until inc
rr-r Dean held tho SoN 10 -four
rt, and the Indians lcd = 10 ]
,utfAco UFNFIANn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Z S 9Th
Downs Yankees

BOSTON. June IS CUP)-TeN
HuEhson hurled his ninth victory
of the seasonetOday as he set the
New York Yankees down with
seven hits 10 give the Boston Red
SiH a 4 to 1 decision
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

AMES. Ia juno Is cuP)t e
Iowa State football opener with
Colorado scheduled for Sept p.
hes hc0n postponed the third in
lorsoctLonaL III knocked out Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

OaTNCS DCNlDO lcdQPI.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Tfshlrgh q Circirnafl o.
Boston 3 NeW York
chicago s s. Louis 2
Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia
NDAN's CANES
g. folle ~ Chicago ,2I.
Boston ~ Sew YORK 60
Frookltr ~ phGs1e 7ris ~.
Tttsourrn A. Cincinnati t2'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Major lie que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGrE

Ja01cS hCh'nd lCaGcr.
SATURDAY. RESULTS
chicago Z CIsssiR-4 :.
Boston NfW i0rA
g. Louis .. DETROIT :
SUNDAYS GAMTs
DETROIT ~ 50 Louis -.
chicago - Cleveland a.
Sr1 YORK a. Boston e.
TnHadsIrhiA A. Washington "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

bonnie AnOIeW ana B} OOn>CHpl
might run -
With little Melvin Sunshine
Calvert IN tho saddle. Some Man
burst down the middle, cot out m
front Al tho eighth pole and
stayed there 10 WIN hy two lengths
from Mrs. II p. Bonner.s Naldlna
Paul.
Another length back in third
place came Mrs. f. II Bcezlcy S
No Wrinkles. just heading Mrs.
George Aliens Florlzan Beau for
third money
The Summer Handicap winner
brought his owner $500 OF the
$4,000 purse
Amber Light had excuses.
lie ran With the paccSettinE Like
asnot most of the way but neither
could match the speed in the
stretch as Johnny DcorinC. the
Detroit boy. brought Eugene on in
the final run 10 win hy half 2
length from Mrs. II. p. Bonner =
Careless.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
OUT ~ ORDER

Tho next three innings saw the
Tigers go ont n order. huf IN the
sixth Higgins walked and went 10
third ON Il double by Harris. who
rounded second TOO FAR and was
-e-si i--h--tc-!-ff.tt--c.S Cutter
'6co. York singled 10 score HIg-
guns
The BROWNS came back with
f~o IN tno seventh. KrccNIch dou-
0-00' 7vr-r 0Uc OUf and TOOK thJTd
as Potter grounded 10 Wood. Gut
tcrdco doubled again 10 score
Krcelch and counted himself as
ByrneS singled 10 center.
Cramcr led the Tigers eighth
MLAh q single and paI+nt- waste
moved I'm favor 81 OStermueller.
who cot Wood and Wakefield on
strikes and Higgins on a Erounder
30 Cliff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

fcatcd 3D. by Hermie Miller and
Jack Elcveldl Of Grand Rapids IN
the first round Of the first flight.
That left them IN the consolation,
where by matching cards they
won from Or Don Jaffar and
Fred Wlrth. i-3. 10 gain the con-
ISOLATION ScmifnalS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Probable Pitchers

s. toGs lGamh'-' as and kr"
tif 20 Chicago ipasseaI $50 and NNse
o.eE '0o gemes : so y. M CWT
Ttesrursh lrodcsirt as and E."se-
$50 % Cirr'rrar DRfd'e 20 ard starr
$3.50, iVo games 1850 p. M FNT
BROOKLYN tFnssimmoNs 81 and Melton
3.4H ~ ThHade ph,a pserheauser. f-5 and
k.mnsI, 3d. Two games, so ,. m
ENT
Rouor Irave-y. - md Bsrre" as
~ $sV York tFtshcr i-1 and N.t"s
w.. fv5 eswcs 1u M ENT.
ANfFRICAN iTAGtE
Drtr-.t tNcoa1ase- sd arf White
SIS. ST. S. Louis DNgrtacf and
-sHa-a. 80. 'v7 gaines. 80 g.. w CWT
Chicago Hunrrrcs '.s ans s0'H
7s. 81 cleveland l-a'tcvrr o.. and
Kennedy. 1-i' two tauss, Boz r.. IN
FVT
Nev York lchsrs or 70 and P-~ra~
.r..t ft Boston l'.Ha . Hns Ls0 Dr
90 ',. raucs fa r M F"T
rruass era tut." 60. aHe P.are
20. ~ Wasrrl'o~ r.e S.. and Gar.
III core. -.I. $40 NJ hHI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

'rr'a.r 1F a. - ~ Trtsis - e 81
'BA,st tos -on,msr n ssh'7.
prs,r~ o0o oiN 2oo--s
SEA YORK 1o0 nm 0O0-l
F4rs-NAF rtar T~n.0 ps-'s" r.
ro-s-$ -rf El~s -s''sd tn-C'' Tcn'r :,
Vts'slnArr. Tp0-bAtA hr-Nss. Home
run TCN.r stolen bAFet-0f' Holmes.
Double ptats-N .s's'nsrr - Pysr o. NJ
~s-'rv = W'ef 90 urges % Reyes joof'
20 RYAN 90 Mccarthy. Esrsl % Wites -
Fe.tr. fs' r- bases. Esp No~E R-g.
#-- Bases .r balls 1ff -~rfn ~
Hlr1sH struck OUT Ft Huh-su ~
F-n.r q ry lehman E's or Hurhsl
'H m innings l~rr'r -.f 'n seventh ~
l~N-r8r m 3 tr~.rFF rf' Munr0 I n
r~..s Losing pitcher HGhhsl Jwp'rtb
Bsr---Jrr3a AID C~r.s- T.-s-2 ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
3 Long Shots in Row Stage Biggest
Upsets in History of Detroit Racing
Amber Light
and No Wrinkles
Be aten Favorites
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Three of the biggest upsets in
the history Of the Detroit race
track came in successive races
Saturday.
Diamond Dick, AT S34.60. won
the Malta Hari Handicap, Eugene
won the Hamilton Handicap 70
pay S46.40 and Some Man led Il
rivals home in the $4,000 Sum-
mer Handicap, richest OF the
meeting, 10 pay SS5.
The crowd Of 1854 made Some
Man and Eugene the longest
priced horses in their fields. while
Diamond Dick was the fifth choice
in field of nine.
1t was Some Man, the 4-year-
old gelding owned by w. s. Payne
of Lexington and trained by
Keene Daingerfield which really
stood the form players on their
ears after the two previous
shocks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
CAME IN STRETCH

Some Man came out Of seventh
place AZ the turn for home 10
sweep TO the front just as II ap-
PeareA the A. f. wan onfTV 0f
Bonnie Andrew and BY ConSCupt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
he early innings


To'aIe 500 r "a Totals 81 s-- 70
81 Louis 00l 0l0 600
Chicago 600 Jos 0lN-.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

Immediately following the treaty
Ok Versailles.
This section reads
"In addition 10 these things,
this council advises that peace
aud security ought TO he ulti-
matCly established upon other
sanctions than force.
TOWARD \ NEW LEAGUE
at recommends that We work
toward policy which will com
prehend other means than war.
for the determination of inter
national controversies: and the
attainment of "A peace which will
prevail ny virtue 0f the in
hcrent reciprocal interests and
its spiritual foundation"
When the resolution was read
by Senator Vandenburg. anC
adopted by unanimous standing
vote by the committee, Gov
Baldwin of Connecticut interpret
ed il in a speech from the floor as
a commitment toward a League
of Nations.
lie said:
"One phrase used j. 'co-opCra-
tive organization / understand
that phrase 10 mean that the
Republican Party looks forward
90 some form of organization.
call II what YOU will. for the
establishment and pcrpetuation
OF peace.
II understand that the phrase
organized Justice. means the
Republican Party is committed
10 some form OF World Court"
The committees appointed here
viii continue TO exist and viii
make additional recommendations
before tho platform is adopted by
the national convention =ncXi Iane.
one of these committees is con-
CeTncd pTincipallV with the recon
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

W00llY WONDERS 70 keep
YOU COY and casual at work
or school. Classroom classic
slipoyer style, your favorite.
liip-lcngth wxh long sleeves
that push up smartly. Color'
that give your hair-cye-and-
skin glamour lift Sizes
81 10 40. l00cc wool.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Senator Denies
Alliances Peril
us. Sovereignty

WASHINGTON. Sept S llNS)
Sen Thomas If1r or Ctaf today
challenged Sen. NandcnbCre RI
ot Michigan and 0thCr foes ot
administrator fore EN policy 20
show tha' The United States
would lose any ~ IFS sovereignty
BY postwar alliances
T'hor-s. orr n trr Senate IS
foremost students of International
law proposed that tho United
Nations maintain q small armed
force backed hy 'Nol~ own armies
and naNicS 10 preserve peace m
the future
'T would challenge sen Van
dsnberg or any member ~ tho
American Society FOR lntcrna-
tionaI Law 20 define sovereign
~" Thomas sad While Nou
probably could NOT Get some
persons 10 define IL as such,
sovereignty Is the last word
the supreme power l do not
see how II would he possible Tor
Hs surrender that hS any
compact"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
Gunrnen TO FACE
Murder Counts

First degree murder warrants
will be asked today by police
against three Chicago gunmcn
who figured in the fatal shooting
oi l5-year-old Arthur Currie Jr.
during a running fight with Of
ficers Monday
I three are Robert Gemmel
81, and Thomas and David Lamb.
q and 25, respectively BalliSticS
experts reported yesterday that
the fatal shot was fired from a
gun taken from David Lamb.
Currie was shot while standing
on a street corner as the gun
mems car sped past while they
were trying 10 eludc police
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
COP Chiefs Pledge
World CO-OperaliOHR
CONTINUED from Page One)

collaboration, taken in its en-
tirety from a resolution presented
TO Congress by Senator Vanden-
berg. follows;
I'VE declared our approval of
responsible participation by the
United States In postwar CO.
operative organizing among
sovereign nations TO prevent
military aggression and 10 at
tain permanent peace with or
CANNED justice i'm a free world
That means a League Of Nations
and a World Court or similar or
ganizations, according 10 Dewey
and Gov. Baldwin.
But later in the resolution the
statement is made that particlpa-
ton Of the United States in world
collaboration must be guided by
the effect such action will have
on the vital interests Of the ma
ton.
ADHERE TO CONSTITUTION
II then continues:
'If there should be a conflict
between the two. then the
United States should adhere to
the policy which will preserve
the cOnstitutionalism a. eN-
pressed in the Declaration of
Independence, the Constitution
itself and the Bill Of Rights. as
administered through our re-
publican form OF government"
"ConstitutiOnaliSm should be
adhered 10 in determining the
substance Of our policies and
shall be followed in ways and
means of making international
commitments"
The document then asserted the
world peace should be established
by sanctions, rather than force,
bringing up an old issue that
rocked the country in the wears
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

'acv must end. This resolution
-tafcd
The present program of tho
New DcHl would wreck The
country because the only rem
cdN it proposes for any problem
IS unlimited government spend
inn of hnrrnMcd -paaRaA H
would sOCialiYe all business,
agriculture and the professions.
II would extend the power Of
government until no man or
woman could net, write. speak
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

Jos. Csmpau. az Yemsns
Grsiioi, al 7-Mile Rd.
Michigan, az Sehaefer
w. Vernon, az Central
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

In serving its readers, the public spirited
DETROIT TIMES proves the great
power of the press and the true generos-
ity of the average American.
We are naturally proud that oonserva-
tive statements in our advertising are
reflected in high praise for ZIPPO by
users, such as It. Mallon and his donors.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

version of industry 10 poacc
production and tho place labor IS
10 have in the postwar period
Gov Kelly is n member Of that
committee and sand enthusiasts
cally today that ho believes am
important declaration VIII re-
suit
A domestic policy approved
yesterday afhrn,S the COP prln-
ciple tt- All individual freedoms
of enterprise must be preserved
and that the Now Deal burCauc-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08

ZIPPOs output has been drafted by our
government for use of our armed forces
abroad and on the high seas, SO there are
none for sale, today. But your dealer
will be pleased to I'll your orders for
ZlPPO Hard Flints and ZIPPO Long
Lasting FLUID, to keep Jonr ZIPPO in
perfect order!
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-08
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"Our reconstruction. 10 insure
real happiness. cannot be based
alone on the Improvement OF
standards OF living, but IL must
he based upon the character of
the American people, their reli-
gietiS- faith, industry, morality,
educated intelligence and in
grained love for justice. Only
this will remain nation of free
men who are masters OF our
souls.