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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
MARRIAGES-DEATHS-DNORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

sidney Howard. 81: Martha Wells, so.
Ronald. w. Powers. "a; Ethel M. Hyre. is
stanley A. Grabowski 30; Edith Lsndi, 81
Tony J. Adrsgns, 25' Angela Ruggirelo
I'd ouenetts. SIS; Alice Fix. 50.
Delbert II Jones 23; Pauline PavIik. %,
Leonard A. DkluhAn %; Clara Gromek. %
Robert +. keuper "a Helen o. Wheeler
John Dyar. IS Gertrude Fortney. 50.
Richard Cadogan, 4s, Octavia Green. IS
Henry F. schultz, 81; Dorothy C. severy
26
William C. selkirk, IS; Norma Cornelius
William J. schoenherr "a; Mary Elizabeth
John Patrick Keefe, 81; Margaret NJ. King
Frank Ksniasty, a. Dorothy Cardinal, 20
Harry Rose. So Dorothy starr. 40
MCKINLEY Wilson, %; Necis n. Harkless
william F. Boyd. S.: MAY Moore. Sc.
Henry lde 80 Julia Chutorssh, 30.
Leany Griggs, 25; Lorraine Franklin 20
FRANK Barrow. Is. Amelia JanoSky. IS,
Thomas Carey. 10 Beatrice Gilman. II
Guy +. Conrath, 81. Barbara w. Rumney
Charles Masse. 81: Ada l.. Smith. so
Kenneth r. Wilson. 20. Marguerite Phillips
20
Rober, Hudson 90; Margaret Hoersuf. ~
David IL. Rice, SO Mural NJ Passey, 81
Don Luther. %: Frances Denton. is.
Fred NJ. Cousins. 45; Marion $. Burns, 43
Leon Nevin, 80; Helen Morrison So
John r. Weingart, I'll Rosemary scherrer
Ishmael stevenson. 80: Marine Walker. "a
Charles Bowden. 80, Maize Mae Patton, 40
Alton Maxwell, rs; Florence Winner, 81.
John c Roohs. % Elsie l.. Harper, 20
George Deberry 40 Rosa NJ Walker, %
Erwin kosmo~ski. "a Phyllis Tiedeman
"a
Joe n German Sc Jettie Bobynes. SIS.
Charlie King. IS Eleanor Holt, 81
Paul r. Frank % Mary Arika, 20.
Robert Christian, %, Edna Washington
%
Waiter Wardlow IS. Edna Gooch. IS.
Arthur l.. olson. IS. Dorothy y. Clark, IS
Colombo Christofori. So Ora Howard rs
Edward o. Davenport, IS; Flora Burritt
John c. Pipp. 30 Marhyu Carrier, 81
Charles A Gordon, -. Angelina MaNres
81
Edmund. Janik, p; Caroline Byczek, 70
William ". Dunlap. -, Lena p lvey' ~
Walter Korona, 81; Ledwine f. Chals
son %
stanley Mssiers, 81 Victoria Ko"al
Bruno Ber,ucci. 2s. Rose suski. ~.
Ernest l.. Jones. 81. Hattie NJ. Pucket' %
David W. Harris, 81: Marion DeVinney. IS
George Bisschop. 81 Bernadine Gura. 2i.
Merle G. Lutz. u. Dorothea r. Runkis. rs
Romin Grozensk. p Mary Abraham ~
Eugene d. Quinlan. 10: Ethel A. Moore. 10
Merrill Shaw. al Florence Stern. p
Morris NJ. Splitter, 81 jeanette Baker, 20
A. L. Russell, "a: Rose Broszat, %.
Lawrence Christian, AZ; Margaret Miloso
vich, 81.
julius Passeri 81: Lena Nori II
Wesley r. Smith. - Amy Hardy, 50
sylvester De May Jr., 25; Kathleen Becker
| %.
John A. setlik. "a: Irene Winiemko. 80
James c. Skinner. -, Jewel L. Cham
hers IS.
Edward J Alexander. rs Jusnta F. Hum
/ phrey, "a
Sanders Saucer. "a Maxine Armour. 81
! Lawrence r Landers. 25; Josephine NJ
I Lackie -.
Jack LaNeave. -. Grace stinson. ~.
Michael Zrembski. rs. Josephine Rzekui
GEEK -.
Harold A Cischke ~: Ethel C. Tesehsn
| dorf 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Had Favored
For &C. Title

MILWAUKEE. May q lNS)
Charley Had, University of Chi
cago star and Western Conference
high and low hurdle champion,
was favored today TO win CEN
trail collegiate track meet tite that
eluded him when he ran under the
colorS of Michigan Normal.
Had is entered in both hurdle
events at the eighteenth Central
Collegiate meet IN Marquette Sta
dunn Saturday He is eligible as
A service athlete studying IN the
army meteorology school at the
University of Chicago.
Although he competed in the
hurdles at the Central Collegiate
meets of 1910 1871 and 1912 aS a
student al Michigan Normal, Had
never won {. {. title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Indian Leader Asks
Promise Of Freedom

WASHINGTON, May q CUP)
A specific British promise to
give India her freedom after the
war is the SureSt way of getting
aid quickly to China, Sirdar J. j.
Singh, president of the Indian
League of America and former
member of the India Party Con-
gress said today.
Such a promise-"eVen il made
by Winston Churchill whom we
know TO be opposed to Indian
freedom would cause the crea-
ton of a strong opposition move
ment against the japanese in all
the far eastern conquered areas,
he said in an interview.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Lights for Pep Fight
In Boston 0kayed

BOSTON, May y (UP)-Dim-
out authorities today approved
lighting arrangements at Braves
Field for the worlds featherweight
championship battle June 8 be-
tween titlist Willie Pep of Hart
ford Conn, and Sal Bartolo OF
Boston.
Co-promoterS Jack O'Brien and
Eddie Mack said that lighting ex-
pertS had arranged special shields
and bulb-coverS which would aim
light beams directly on the ring
but prevent sky glow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
I Irish Stars
In Coast Meet

LOS ANGELES. May y ClNS)
Two ex-Notre Dame stars now
working in local defense indus
tries today added their names "a
the list of experts in the hurdle
and haIf-mile fields who will COM
pete Saturday al Memorial Coli
scum in the southern California
invitational track championships.
The first is Gerald Macdonald
who recently won the $50 at the
Purdue relays in the sparkling
time of 1868.
The other is Bill Dillon. who
topped the high hurdles in las
and the lows in 23.5 last year and
who won a heat in the high sticks
in las al the Drake relays this
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Test Passed
by Dahlgren

PHILADELPHIA, May II ms
Babe Dahlgren. shortstop and
leading hitter for the Phillies,
today had successfully passed his
first physical examination for the
army.
Officials of draft board 81 said
Dahlgren will be eligible for in
duction when the board fills its
next quota probably in July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
sos Allied Wdrships
Hit, Japanese Claim

NEW YORK. May u CUP)-A
Rome broadcast today quoted
Toxic as claiming the japanese
had sunk or damaged sos Allied
warshipS, including five L. S. anc
eight British battleships, since the
war started, and admitting the los.
of % vessels and 864 planes.
The Toxic dispatch, reported by
Stefani Italian) news agency, sale
3,207 Allied planes had been de.
stroyed and 1913 damaged. The
statistics were credited 10 Japa
neSe general headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
DEATHS

Anna Ksrpuk 1920 salina Dearborn. a.
j Kuhn. sl0l Fulton. ~
Linda Jean Pollard, 1862 Hunt.
Mary Michslczak Sos St Cyril %
Carrot Baker. 10000 Rein, East Detroit So
Arthur Graham. SD Coplin 80
James Wilson 2i0f3 Notre Dame. Dear
born IS
Percy w. Steinbecker 2oO25 RenfrsU. -
Orrin o. Hsughtaline, l4227 Stansbury %
Vita r. Carbary. 93l Plum, 60.
Margaret l.. Hawley, 1919 Manor. p.
Mary Gibbons 1887 Vinewood, 80.
Andrew simmons. 1917 w. Kirby. IS.
Cap Ogletree 1882 Roosevelt u.
Thomas Harris Jr.. 2i47 r. Vernon, %.
Harry Beach Page. $50 w Palmer. So.
Adelaide A. Dowell 5643 Newberry, so.
Herman r Viola. 1905 Lawndale, SO.
Ann Raymond. Algonac. Mich. 50
l.. Kerstner. S. r.. Columbia. 50
Hans Froehlich, 16l W. Vernon Highway
so
Mabls Rollins. 1915 Brush SIS
Florence Wade. GIL Coplln S.
Maureen DOnohue 1868 Webb. |.
Mary Urban. 770s Smart. u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
DIVORCES

George Carter from Minnie.
Anna Watkins from Robert,
Margaret G. Streicher from William p.
George " Bertram from Zella NJ.
Irma V. Louderback from James.
Clarence Phillips from Augusta.
Aniceta Ballad from Elaine
Cora l. Taylor from Harold n.
Herman Thompson from Cecil.
Mary Masserang from Elmer
Ellen Johnson from Louis,
Eliza j. Bowermsn from Wiltred.
Stella Kolesa from Edward
Edmund A. Ekhardt from Virginia,
Orvtlle Mccormick from Lula
Hazel /. Brazier from Everett r
Marian y Hites from Thomas n
Elanor Adkins from Earl
William Cant from Edna.
Eva Wachowski from John
Charles Morgenweck from Harriet.
Almira Rymal from Joseph.
Bernice LOOMS from Clarence.
Grace c. Watts from Merrill Macdonald.
Maggie Trice from Eugene
Margaret Doss from Robert
William n Walls from Beatrice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Deatb notlres

CLAy-Private John A. T. s. Army Air
Corps, May % age 20; beloved son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Clay, dear brother
OF Robert. Funeral from residence 1890
Belvidere, Friday morning, May rs, at
s;l5. to 81. Edwards Church at o'clock.
Interment Mt olivet.
FORD-May 20. lsi3. Edsel Bryant .hus-
band OF Eleanor clay Ford. father OF
Ii Henry Ford H. Pvt Benson Ford, Mrs.
Walter Bull Ford II and William Ford
son OF MIR and Mrs Henry Ford. Funeral
service at Christ Church Chapel. Crosse
Pointe, Friday Al $50 p m. Burial
private
KRAMER Josephine. NJ 1879 Archaic.
Freda Neukam, sister OF Mrs Wally
Scharmsn Services Al Schmalzriedt Sons
Funeral Home, 1928 Grand River ss'ur-
day at p m
LrND- MAY 81. MARY age 81. beloved
wife OF Bernard. dear mother OF Mrs
Albert Brynaert Cpl william, Bernice
Jack Bernard and Thomas. sister Of
Elizabeth. James and Thomas Dolan Of
Calumet Funeral from Verheyden Funeral
Home $1,000 Mack avenue a. outer drive
Time later. Calumet. Mich, papers please
copy.
MiLLsKD- May rs, at residence, 1880
Wing Ave, Louise. beloved wife OF RaS
Willard dear sister OF Fred c. Brand
Funeral from residence Saturday A. !
a. m Intermert nj Jackson, Mich Jack
son papers please copy.
OPIFICIuS-May IS. Anna Elizabeth, wife
OF the late Henry dear mother Of Mrs
Elizabeth Miller, Mrs. Mabelle Allen. Fred
II. and Mrs. Cora Thursam: grardmother
Of 10 grandchildren and seven creat-grand-
children: sister OF Mrs Anna Eva Nau-
mann Funeral service Friday, : p. m. q,
A. II. Peters Funeral Home, i205i Gratiot
rs. John, beloved nus
band OF Pauline. dear father ~ Evelyn
dear brother OF Florence Vending Funeral
from residence. 1875 East Grand Blrd
Friday al p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
She'll Tour Camps

NEW YORK, May 27 (UP)-
Mary Hardwick. ranking British
tennis star. said today that she
would begin an exhibition tour OF
eastern army camps June 9. open
ing AT Atlantic City, against Alice
Marble
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Urges Clubs
Aid Red Cross

NEW YORK. May - tUP)-
The nations $500 public and
private golf courses were urged 10y
George W. Blossom Jr, president
of the United States Golf ASSoci-
alton. today 10 hold Rcd Cross
tournaments this weekend II
possible. with entry fees serving
as donations.
Last year tournaments Of Sol
clubs raised Sl0l.30l for the Red
Cross. and $500 367 went 10 various
war relief and recreation agencies
following a nationwide series OF
tournaments az 2q6 clubs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Navy 10 Graduate
Hamtram(k Youth

Through an oversight, the name
of Richard J. Krotiewicz was not
included in the Times among a
group from Greater Detroit who
viii be graduated in June from
the L. s. Naval Academy.
The youth is the son bf Edmund
b. Krotkiewicz. 1868 Caniff, Ham
tramck. foreign language radio
program conductor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Tons Of Bombs
Blast Jap Base
On New Guinea

UNITED NATIONS HEAD
@ TIERS IN AUSTRALIA
May y GNS)-MasSlve Allied
bombcrS hurled many tons OF
high explosive and augmentation
bombs on the important japanese
base at Madang, north of Lac
New Guinea. Gen. Macarthur rs
headquarters announced today.
Despite continuing bad flying
weather in the Southwest Pacific
the enemy airdrome at Langgoer
in the Kei islands and two other
Jap outposts also were attacked
by Allied airmen. No enemy planes
were reported over Allied terri
tory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Lebanon Drops Football

AWHILE. Pa, May Z (UP)-
Lebanon Valley College has de-
cided TO drop intercollegiate foot
ball, college officials said today.
The athletic council said il hoped
TO continue basketball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Jury Rehedrs
Koch Testimony

Jurors debating the fate Of Dr..
William r. Koch. developer of a
claimed cancer remedy which as
sertedly benefits myriad other
human ills. today entered theil
eighth day of elaboration.
They spent the entire day yes
terday in the jury box in Federal
Judge O'Brien's courtroom, listen
ing 10 a stenographer read more
than 800 pages OF testimony they
had requested repeated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Army Filler Killed
In Crash Near Airport

Second 1t. Ronald l. Ruelle,
I21. Of International Falls, Mimi.
was killed when his plane crashed
'1ie miles from the Wayne County
Airport
+ Air base officials said Ruelle
was on routine flight at the time
Of the accident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
FIGHTER PLANES ACTIVE

Allied long-range fighter planes
Strafed enemy positions IN areas
near Madang
"a Reuters report identified
the bombers which attacked
Madang as four-englned Liberia
tors.
Attack planes BIO m b e d and
strafed enemy installations on OBJ
Servation hill near Mubo, New
Guinea. and heavy recon.
naiSSance bomber Strafed coastal
areas in the vicinity of Arawe
New Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
DEATHS

| Roy Harwood. 200 Winder 81
Amanda Stoner. 1000 Fifth. 70.
Beady DestherPge. 1885 r. Vernon High.
way. SIS.
Hattie Patterson. 3is2 sherman, 30.
Genet Wallace, 1925 Chene, 50.
Mary Carroll. 2ti2 Newton 20.
Helen Butler. 1868 Van Dyke. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Detroit Results
of Wednesday

FIRST RACE 81 200 claiming 3-year-
olds and up, turlongs
Wilton tEnsorb 800 20 8 20
Dedlock (Strangel 400 800
Happy Choice Murphy 1900
Time. IFS 2-5. Swain. Baioter. Hi
Gold, Vaoril Hover and Black Brummel
also ran.
SECOND RACE--si 900 claiming, 5.
year-olus ana up. furlongs
car 70 Colors ADAMS II 20 500 90
q Sugar tCanarellsl 1900 ; SO
Tower Maid ,Keiper > 40
Time l.ls 81 Piplsd Joss Stuck.
Pomkee and ksntaka also ran.
THIRD RACE 81 600 claiming. ,.
Near-olds and ~, 6 turlongs
AckWell (SouthI 100 90 > so
Marmac tStrsnEeI B 20 3 90
Irresistible adams = 81
Time. ! is 2-5. Telegraph, Count Chat.
Fay y. and Dare also ran.
FOURTH RACE 81 600. claiming. B.
yesr-olds and up. furlungs
Jay u Kan tRobertsl 1920 SO 100
Lochlea adams 80 : ~
Bull Mhip (skeliyb 20
Time. l:l6 rs Red Horizon Venci.
Beau Catcher and Dissension Sir also ran.
FIFTH RACE 81 600 claiming, 3-yesr-
ods ana up, furlongs
Rodia adams $50 20 = SO
Mistucky tSouthb 500 400
Inalel tMuFpnl1 y ~
Time. lls UraVinner. Colorado ore,
Edssel and Iron Mike also ran.
srxTH RAcE-H 200, 2-yesr-oIds. 50
furlongs
Valdina Lorna CClstJ go 80 $40
Fire Power lFatorl 100 e
tlying Julia tSkellyl 3.4C
Time .56 3-5. CiAremont Miss S :
Grier. Gee Raj ana Ideal Gift also ran
SEVENTH RACE-ti 500. 3-yesr-oldi
s al cop.e ri,t tkeipsr $50 $40 2sC
HysteriCsl tStrangeD J so
VsldinA Paul (Robertsb b. 90
Time i:i5 Bill G. Three Clovers
Tomluta a Bonnie AndrtW and One Onl,
also ran A P. Wall entry.
EIGHTH RACE 600 claiming hlue
snd mares. i-year-olds ana up ! Ill
miles
| Nuskrst tks,perl ~ 50 S.00 ~
| Bosky Dell Roberts, 80 81
| Sidout tAdans1
| Time 81. Ava Delight and Roya
4 Shaw also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
u ;xfsxto !,'1,i Sez11cp DEzeczdM
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS

CARLSON sTUDIOS-Advertising displays.
posters. 1908 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph elli.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Funeral Directors
Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1850 Y JEFFERSON. EITZROY 2lIS.Is
Gard of Thanks

]. SUTTON 4 SON
Iil47 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-5lno
Card of Thanks
WE ARE sincerely grateful 10 friends and
neighborS for their many KIND acts ~
sympathy during our sad bereavement m
q the death OF our son. sgt Lee Hosg.
We also wish TO express our apprecia
ton TO Lees bombing squad az Fort Knox
the American Legion, and he Rinsned
Mason Company MI and Mrs Ralph
Hoag and family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Lost and Found

BLACK h0fold: valuable papers and
money; eral reward. o. r. Moses.
Murray 3e61.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
TOOL AND DIE

REPAIRING Meadows. Kenmore. 1900 and
all makes. Guaranteed workmanship.
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2I3f MICHIGAN AVE RA. s2ai
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28

fseneral William f. Lynd,
81 49, Fourth Air Force, re-
sf4e conference in San Fran
AS fafte alone could not drive
aHf el fhe Aleutians.
0eer bombing Kiska for the
aHd tts laps still haven't left, :
ear ald general
aefs ralght-forward declara-
he'H he American people TO for
fhe farietched claims of so
afeH espers
la hs hard to over-estimate the
81 aIrtrafi. a. a development
aaffafs. bat Il Is beyond reason
aha Che air force has rendered
EarIs afd the navy obsolete.
mmtHr NOT many months ago,
ssfs were advocating the
81 nur >hip-building pro-
fe concentrate on flying
Nee ihal the Shipyards are
Hears IA cargo vessels day
threat has been successful
seromes apparent that re-
aH 80 followed the wiser
the pressure OF the air
samH that the presence. ~
faN max mean the differ
eNniug or losing battle.
rHst mitch The same car
powder. foot soldiers,
H transportation equip
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28
WHEN A BULLY GETS "HIS"

Human nature is the same in Key West
as it is elsewhere in this world of ours. The
habits of the Arabs. the Turks. the Chinese,
the South Sea Islanders. the English. the
Americans. or any other nationals. differ III
some way or another. and sometimes Ia a
great degree but. baSically. human nature
crops out in the same old way, whether ii be
in HinduStan or in Key West
Illus il was that Key WeSter. who
Keeps N close touch with world happen
nes. and is well grounded in history. re-
marked. while speaking of MuSSolini's Gus
,er Isn't it strange how few people seem
10 realize how tremendously important i
MuSsolni'S resignation To the Allied cause?
In what vein did the people of Key
Vest discuss the exit of II Duce? What is il
lat gives deep and abiding satisfaction 10
II of us?
You recall that bully when you were
10Y How he Strutted. how ne Dragged. how
ne threw out his chest, And then the day
anne when he got his and how YOU thrill
4 when you saw the bully. pummeled ard
lrown down. get up and blubber and then
link away. like dog with his tail between
lis LEGS.
II is hard To describe what your feel
1gs are but they don't need describing:
on know how you feel when the bully gets
his"
So that : how Key West felt. that's how
he world felt. when the chn-thruSting, the
discriminating MuSS0lini felt the impact 81
ne No - Show this hunk of dough a CAM
ra. and he struck pose. He was on the
lme p'ane with the bully of your boyhood
ays who was ever ready TO brag, Feel my
auscle,'
But MusSoini was the most despicabie
type OF bully. He struck hard and Dragged
much %hen his opponent was weak. Thus
ne blared about "ItalyS might" when he
stabbed France in the back; thus in trans
hitting his bully tactics TO one of his sons,
the latter gurgled gleefully in relating his
experiences when ne dropped bombs from
his planes on the helpless natives of Ethio-
pia.
Yes the bully Is always al his best
when he lords it over the weak. but, meet
er than ne has. and he whines excuses, rs
Mussolini must have whned when the
showdown came and he tried TO explain
away how the Italian empire had fallen n
pieces in his hands.
Human nature. the same throughout
the world, senses a most satisfying thrill
when bully gets his"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28
PREPARATION IMMENSE

Major George Fielding Eliot, military
expert. points out that 1T has taken u a
cong to get through the preparatory stage
Of this war as il took Us 10 win through T."
final victory in the last one.
This sentence deserves some eXamlna-
ton The preparatory stages of the
presen. struggle makes our last war effort
look like icing on cake
The wisdom Of thorough preparation
before launching an attack has been dem
CnStratcd in TuniSia. Sicily and in the South
Pacific Behind the improved fortunes o
the United Nations is the StupendouS pro
ductiou Of tanks. guns planes. ships and
military equipment in the United States
NJ. only are our Army. Navy and Al
Force larger than in the last war but. unde-
Lend-Lea>e. we have helped To equip oui
Allies. maintain long supply lines and e.
tablish operating bases in far off regions
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-28
MURDER IN TN

one OF our own men. He had.
whoever ne was. worked counter
% them. | couldn't staEd 1t any
more. got to my feet and made
for my guard like a crazy man. !
saw his blackjack arm go all the
way back and then all the way
forward. And for the second time
that day, l plunged down into
blackneSS.
Later. how much later I
couldn't guess. Smelled cofee
and opened my eyes. | knew IN
that waking moment that my
death was waiting for me ike j
patient visitor vino wouldn't b
put off forever.
wasn't alone. Across fhc room
Mexican OF about thlrtv-fi.-a
was bending over a charcoal Gre
burning in the open clay pit
THE kerosene lamp shore into
his small face. He was even
smaller than MirtilJ and he had
hands like a girls and a face Ike
a Sparrow's. ! mas thinking that
re GestapO had a varied lot NJ
00cratives n Mexico City.
Where are they2" I asked.
mo hablo ingles." he said re-
grctfully. smiling. Cafe. serOr7"
Iy guard said Cafe Okay-"
re was delighted at his -nasicrs-
over the American He repeated
T. "Okay"
"Okay.~ I said dejcctedlv. This
was q long night al right. I
bought. gazing al the kerosene
lamp and thinking of the saying
about turning night into day.
effected that there was some
sound advice in that saving.
II I could upset that lamp arG
somehow put my guard out Of tee
picture, l might have a chance
Cor nv life Or IL might add I'D TO
nv death But il added up 70
|'ath as things stood right now.
J hnson. Mirtilo and their mus
= emcn were not releasing ne
:, OF Of death Il was extermina-
ton for ore side or the other
Senior Nlirtilo?" 1 said.
He smiled and poured the cof-
Zee INTO two cracked cups. He
picked Up a pan from the fire and
dumped the warned-up beans on
a plate.
I walked oyer 70 the table. J
thought that now was 4 good time
10 knock the lamp over. I could
swing around the table and crack
him one with my handouts.
To be continued
fCODyri0hf 1913. Carl / Pe.ers0n)