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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-26
NEW MANAGEMENT
FOR RESTAURANT

The Ideal Spanish-AmerIcan
Restaurant, Simonton and Fleming
streets. is now open under new
management. This eating SPOT Is
specializing in serving Chicken
and Yellow Rice, as well as other
alatable foods. They open at o:5O
every morning and remain open
til a. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-26

or Partly Furnish
ed House. Must have two
bedrooms. Permanent tenant.
Professor Fowler, Phone III.
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TOP SALARIES PAID for Day
and Night Mattresses. Side
walk Cafe. augl-tf
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HELP WANTED, white or color
ed, male or female. No ex-
perience necessary. Apply Co.
lumbia Laundry. augI-tf
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FOR RENT
LOST

LEATHER BRIEF CASE. with
Orchestra Music. Fell from
truck near U.S.O. Duval. Re
turn to Citizen Office.
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy. augl-tf
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British offer 90 pay for land
bought in establishing bases.
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War expenditures reach a total
og S265, 100000 daily.
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HELP WANTED

KITCHEN HELP. colored. male or
female. FL Patio, cog Duval.
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TRAINING fnr
ChlldreH of pre- school age. .
II AM. Miss Goodzllr~d'E
Nursery School. 728 Fleming
ST. Phone 55l-M
sug4 20 26-3I -4tx
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WANTED-Delivery Bows. APP
PLY at Monsalvatge 8, Drane.
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Classified Column
WANTED

WANTED-Steady Man to sleep
in vacant building. Apply
Chamber of Commerce.
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MATTRESSES at once. MUST be
experienced. Garden Restau-
rant, Guy Duval. augl-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

ESTIMATED TAX RETURNS
prepared $500 minimum. Call
6O5-W evenings for appoint
ment aug24 GtN
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WANTED-Salesgirls. Full time
employment. S. II. Kress &
Co. augII-I3t
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FOR SALE

MEMS. LADY'S BICYCLES Mo
tor Scooter and Bicycle Tires
Skating Rink. augl5-u
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FANS. Electric Irons, ToaSter. Hot
Plates. Air Conditioners. Skat-
ing Rink. augl5-ti
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Lieutenant Roger ". Doe. U. s.
Navy.
U. s. s. Minnesota.
co Fleet Post Office.
San Francisco. Calf.
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1888 PACKARD. with radio and
heater. Good running condi-
ton. l6l-E Poinciana Place.
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FOR SALE-Living Room Suite
and assorted furniture Reason
able. Call at 30l0 Seidenberg
Ave. aug25-3tx
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A Solid Oak Dine.fe Set.
consisting of Refle Glory
Leaf Table. 4 Chairs with
leafherette uphol tere d
Seats. A 5000 VALUEi
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

iuiinidt nit Sbnen perionlid Sariiber
5u beraten.'
u@laubt er, oaB bier cine spur ge-
fltnoen iei, oie man perfo1sen tonne?"
fragte Sarnop raid.
~gr mub Dor alien Dineen tpiiien,
per Sbnen oen Sting sebradt bal" +"
Ser Mntiquar itieb nit oent Dau-
men bie Aide ieiner Bfeife nieoer
unb blies einige Gaudtpolfen Dor li6
bin.
u9as miro tpenig niiten", iagte er
fopfIdiittelno. SD babe Iange oor.
iiber na6geoa6t - es lit gor ni6t
oenfbar, baB Ser l1eberbringer oes
&inges nit meinem perlorenen ainoe
ioentild) fem Tonne"
uIber Sic bebaupteten friiber i6on,
baB Graf &raitnifi cine iiberroIfenoe
sebnli6feit nit Sbrer berItorbenen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

@emablin beltbeP' mari Euoolf idein-
bar gleidgiiltig ein.
Jarnop blidte i'm befrenoet an.
u8ie fontmen sic auf oieien
Mann?" fragte ct. SD babe i'm
ni6t genantt.'
ul1no ba i6 i'm erriet, 10 baben
Sic aub SIR 8ort ni9t gebro6en."
,,8ie fonnten sic i'm erraten 2"
,gti6ts par einfa6er. gn ienem
Moreen, an oem Sic oen Sling EMP
fingen, iab ib oen @rafen in oieies
Saus eintreten.'
vltno Sic baben bariiber nit an-
oern Berionen geipro6en?' iagte Ser
Intiquar erregt, inoem er feline Sano
auf SEN slrm oes iungen Mannes leg
te uno ibm nit fieberbafter Spannung
ins Antlib ibaute Isle baben biei
Germutl1ngen ausgeiproden?"
Sour 0em Or. 2eitenring gegen'
iiber.' Z
,,uno er?"
u9eun, er meirte, Die Sa9e tonne
it6 ia mirflid) 10 berbalten; aber er
nol1e erit Damn urteilen, tpenn er nit
Sbnen oariiber gereoet babe"
sd per6e fommen'', nidte Gar.
nom, uoen Nanen oarf i9 nidt men.
men,
uDas tat id bereits."
uDann mrB i6 sic uno BEN Serrn
Doftor INN ftrenge 8eridpiegenbeit
bitten. S9 modte ni9t ben 8orpurf
auf MIDI laoen, oaB id mein Bort
gebro6en babe; oer betreffen6e &err
bat oas 8eripreden MIR besbab ge-
foroert, neil er nidt @egenitano elmer
ldltigen Neugier ,perben tpin.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

Sr frober Stirn1ung ebrlieben ite
oas Saus. Sett burften iie nit bo1<
lem Gertrauen in sic 3ufunft bltden,
bic ben uno ionnig Dor ibnen lag.
Sic plauoerten iiber Huoolfs Ml1t'
ter uno ben alten Snfel unb fonnten
ni6t 8orte genug finben, Inn ote eb-
len Seiten bieier 1tebenstpiirbigen
Meni6en berbor5ubeben.
go errei6ten ite balo 6as Saus
Sarnotps. Sier, am SuBe ser Erep=
pc, Die 81 ibrer 8obnung binaufs
fiibrte, blieb Seopig iteben.
v@ebe ou iebt 5u BEN Deinigen 5us
riid'', iagte iie in bittenoem Gone;
ui6 m06te BEN 9teIt biefes gbenos
nit 1neinen1 8ruber aIlein berbri11=
gen., Inn midi in nein neues @liid
51 finoen, bas mir nod pie ei1
Sraum borfomn1t."
sic i6ieben.
Ru6olf trat in oas 8ibliotbef5in1=
mer 6es 9lntiquars.
Ser alte Serr hattie 6ur6 Grie6rid
@drtner bon ser 8erlobung i6on
&enntnis erbalten, un6 Die &er5li9.
feit, nit ser ct ieinen @liiftpuni9
borbradte, lieB erfennen, tpie tparm
er ii6 fir 6as 8obl Der @ei9tpiiter
intereiiierte.
sd babe beute au9 NIT Dem ST..
2eitenring iiber BEN Sting eereoet' /,
nabm Ruoolf bas @ort, na9bem ct
nit 1eu6tenoen Iugen beri9tet bate,
tpie bera1i9 Sebmig bon ieiner Wfut-
ter un6 Dem Onfel aufgenommen tpor.
ben 1par; ,,er legt, tpte es ideint, ei'
nigen @ert auf oieie gntoedung un6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25
,,Gr miro Sbnen tpabrideinlib ben
Wnnlen nidht nen11en."

,er miro Sbnen pabrideinlid ben
Narnen nibt nennen."
.gr muB. Sreilib lit babur6 nod
nibts geiponnen. Ote Sade fann iid
ia tpirflif 10 berbalten, tpte ser l1eber-
bringer oes perlorenen Ginges ite oar.
geitellt bat; er fann ben Sting por
Sabren bon einem STROLLER ertporben
baben, obne 5lt abnen, tpelde Gei6id-
te iib on bieies &leinoo fniipft. 8ir
>pollen iett oieies Sbema abbreden
= Die Damen febren 5uriid, uno id
iagte Sbnen bereits, oaB Die Sa6e
unter 1tns bleiben iolle."
Sebpig piini6te na6 Sauie auriid-
5ufebren, oa tie oen 8ruoer nidt 10
lange allein laiien uollte> un6 9fu>
oolf NOR iofort bereit, ite 5,1 beglet>
ten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

j. &s Stodps ts&VS SdueytlGW ave., (tGNetdNCs ~.
uOas tpiiroe er nur bann, tpenn
tpir oie gan5e @eibidte an Die grobe
@lode bdneen tpollten", iaete Stu.
oolf, uuno oaou baben mir feline Ser.
anlaiiung. Gerlaien Sic ftd oarauf
oob mir i6tpeigen tperoen. 9ommen
Sic morgen nabn1ittag 3u uns uno
beraten Sic NIT oem 9oftor."
Ct bate iiiib bon ieinem Sit er.
boben uno i6on idritt ct auf Die Sir
5u, ols oieie eeoffnet puroe uno
Srau Sdaller eintrot.
Die Srau mar Inn Sabre eealtert.
S6neelpeiBes Saor umrobmte bas
tlefgefurd)te, frmmerpolle antlis, in
DEM ieoer Bug auf Iorgenibtpere Ga
ge lmo i6laflos ourbpa9te Nddte
bintpies.
SD i1de Sic, morote fie fid 5u
oent lungen Wanne; uSrdulein @drt-
ner iogte mir ioeben, oob id Sic
mobrideinlib bier finoen >piirbe."
"ltno mas fonn i6 fir Sic tuu 2"
tragte 9fuoolf ibr einen Stubl an.
bieteno.
u8lol1ben Sic, ooB ser Or. Better
ring sic gerteioie1ne meiner 66bne
iibernebmen miro?"
~9ieie Jroge fonn ib nidt nit
Si1erbeit beanttporten', ertpioerte
Jfuoolf nit 5ipeifel1oer Miene; ,,eine
berlorene Sa6e iibernirnnt oer Dof-
tor nibt gerne -'
SD berlon9e eS nidt umIonlt"
unterbrod i'm sic arn1e sSrau nit
Observation-Disclosures Seftigteit, ,,uno Ell.
ne perlorene Sa6e lit es ni6t. Den
,Vtoro boben meine S0bne nidt ber.
itbt. 8et oieier 8ebauptl,ng bleibe id],
mas au6 sic ean5e Stoot oagegen
lasen mag. 2egen Sic Elm gutes
@ort fiir midi BEL oem Dottor elm;
n1nmt ct iid meiner S0bne an, Damn
bobe i6 1pieoer Soffnung."
SD min eerne tln, mas id ber-
mag"
~Sagen Sic ibm aud, id t0nne
ibm bielleidt cine Spur 5eigen, an ste
oer Neutrality-suspicious. gor nidt
oe1ft. :"
80 MAIDEN sic 6od oen Inter
ll1bungsridter oaraltf aufmertiam!"
fiel ibr Sarnotp ms 8ort.
uSSd traue MIDI ni9t. gr tpiiroe
9lanben id6 tpollte i'm oblidtlid auf
cine folI6e 6abrte bringen; es frogt
1ib logar, oh Or. 2eitenring mir
glauben i6enfen miro, oenn mein
Geroabt trifft einen bodgefteIlten
Vfann, nno gan5 ii6ere 8epeife babe
id ni6t."
uginen bodgeltellten Mann?" frag-
te 9fuoolf iiberraidt. ,,Das tlingt
idon bon borne berein unglaublih.'
(5ortiebung folst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict WundsaIbe

ErProbtes Heilmittei gegen allie Arten voa al
ten und frischen Wunden, Ceschwueren. Ce-
waechsen, Bsswunden karbunkeln, ,sw Bite
Geld nur durch Post Money Order ~ schicken.
Keine Stamps: - 60 Cents die Sehschtei. bel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

Cine &eforoernte bon Seu, 3uder-
riiben, &artoffeln un6 8ei5en tebt
fir ben oitli6en Sell 9regons in
ausiidt. 9anf gut oreaniiierter Silfs-
arbeit bofft man oie grnte bon itGn-
Big einbringen 5l1 f0nnen. &unoerte
bon Werifanern tpuroen aIs grnte-
arbeiter bergebra6t uno es miro be.
ri6tet, oab tie it9 iebr gut betpdbren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25
Rittspd, ben 25. Nngnit 1943

Srnfen bei eirem ganfbanie in 8res-
lau einge5ablt iporoen. 5pdter erit
tpurbe Die Sdribl1ng entoeft. Das
Saus reflamierte bic 5rnlme, aber
Der graf bate Ite bereits BEL uns i
boben. Das greslauer 8anfbaus miro
oen 5daoen tragen uiiiien."
ul1no mas lit tpeiter in oieier Mn-
gelegenbeit geideben2" fragte Ser
aobofat erlpartl.ngsbou.
u@ar nidts; tpenieitens bon bier
aus nidts."
Scr Sdlider bdtte bod berfolet
tperoen miiiien."
SOS babe i6 aud geiagt, aber ser
Serr @raf peigerte iid, cine Mn5eiee
5u MAIDEN" Y
,,Mus tpel9en @riinoen?"
,,gr bebaltptete, als 8erbannter
niiiie er ieoe 8eriibrung nit Ser ruff
fif9en &egierung bermeioen; er for>
ne In bieier Mngelegenbeit ni6ts tun.
SD min oas gelten Iaiien, er mag
tpob1 triftise @riinoe baben, Ser ruiz
fii6en Regierung ieinen 8obnort
nid)t 5u berratet1."
Isle fann ibm bier ni9ts anba-
ben."
~aber ite fann 6as, mas er in &ub,
Iano nod iein eigen nennt, fonfis>
aieren."
uDas oarf i'm ni6t abbalten, oas
betrogene Banfbaus IN alien Na6for-
fdungen uno IN ser 8erfolgung oes
Saliders su unteritiiben'', iagte ser
aopofat erregt. u8erpeigert er bteie
l1nteritiisung unter nidtigen 8or-
tpanoen, 10 oarf er ii6 au6 nibt be-
Hagen, penn baraus Bern111tungen
entiteben, oie nidts tpeniger als eb-
renpon fit i'm itnb."
sd babe ioear 6ie Srage oufge,
tporfen, Oh ct ni6t berpflidtet lei,
fir ben ganaen @erluI auf5uton1-
men,, ertpiberte Der 8u6balter.
u9as tuobl nidt; bat oas 8res.
lauer Saus itd betriigen laiien, 10
muB es aud BEN Sdaoen tragen. gs
bdtte MIR Damn Dem @rafen gegen.
iiber einen HegreB, tpenn es oteiem
cine 8eteiligung an Der Sdlibung be-
tpeiien fonnte. gSas iagt Der &on-
ner5ienrat gu oieier 8eigerung?"
,,@r finbet lie gan5 in Der Srb-
nung; oie @riinbe oes @rafen biuigt
er."
uSut id min oariiber iebt nod
nibt urteilen, aber Iieb lit es mir,
oab ib 6ies alles erfabren babe. 8er
tpeiB, mas fid aus ibm nod enttpif'
feln fann."
Isle berm,1ten bod ni9t, oaB ser
polnii6e Graf Elm 8etriiger fei?"
fragte &roolf, oe NIT bo9 binaufge.
5ogenen 8rauen Dem @eiprG6 5uge-
bort bate.
sd anttuorte Sbnen NIT 6eniel=
ben @orten, oie Sbr Serr Onfel bor-
bin ausipra6: i6 tperoe midi bitten,
ettpas 5lt bebaupten, oas i9 ni6t BE-
tpeiien fann."
,Mber tpenn cine fol9e Bermutung
borldge, oann miibte Der Serr 4ons
mer5ienrat getparnt tper6en'', ibaltete
Der @uhbalter Elm.
u@onen sic 6as iibernebmen?"
fragte 2eitenring i11 ironii9em Eone.
,,Sie tuiir6en feinen Danf fit 6ieie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25
BY LEFT


Pouring steady Of machine fire, Corp Leroy D
mond u. NJ C, and buddes stemmed Jap advance
Pacific Isle recently One Of the Pvt John Rivers killed
Diamond and the other saved
These willing their lives The least
lend III money Buy Second War Loan Bonds.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25
Grfolereide Tpridmng

VTTUlBletuJt VurIuHHB
"Meine 5rau ourdiudte sstern
Ibeno meine Eaf6en."
~l1n6 mas bat fie eefunoen2"
uDasielbe, tpas Sorider imu1er
finoen: binreideno Stoff fit cine
Borleiune.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Photo by international News Photos

that either of his leading assistants would be
worthy successor.
To the amazement of New York Tammany promptly
nominated one Of these desgnees, and he elected
unanimously with Republican and American Labor Party
endorsement.
Seldom has any public office been taken more entirely
out Of partisan politics
DACK to the practice of the law went Mr. Dewey, out
- retirement" not for him.
He had been observing with increasing perturbation
the politics and policies of the New Dea-strongly dis
approving of its increasing bureaucracy its awessness
demonstrated in the Supreme Court packing plan,
financial reckessnes its farm and labor fascos its punt
tive purges. its hostility toward free enterprise and its
continuing improvising with great national problems,
In 1910 Mr.. Dewey kept number of speaking
appointments across the country due 10 the fact that the
Republicans in several states besides New York wanted
him to seek the presidency.
THE New Deal, he said in one of his speeches, was
L creeping socialism, trenchant phrase that hurt
the opposition.
Mr. Dewey did not get the nomination.
The nomination went to Wendell L. Wlkie-and Mr.
Dewey took to the stump in Mr.. Wilkes behalf making
the most ncsve speeches made by any in the Re-
publican campaign.
He devoted much attention TO the farm problem
After seven years Of narrowing the country he
said at Lincoln Neb, 1.-The New Deal has yet scratched
the surface of the farm problem.
"t is not America that Is static. 1t the New Deal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Called to Duty Again

OBTAINING A conviction in this celebrated action he
~ resigned in Dec. 1888 and quickly developed
lucrative private practice
Then, in two years, he called upon again.
During several years, the Hearst newspapers had
been crsadng against organized and protected racketee
ing in New York City.
succession of Tammany district attorneys did
virtually nothing
In 1885. the New York County grand jury vainly
trying to get at the truth, banished the Tamnany dis
rct attorney from its sessions and made presentment
to Gov Herbert H. Lehman, demanding the appointment
Of special prosecutor.
And the grand jurors asked for Thomas +. Dewey.
Declaring that Mr. Dewey too young and
too unknown the governor called upon the bar
citation for recommendations and received the of
States attorneys and two had been u. S solicitors.
\ IL FOUR declined the appointment. Each Of them
n recommended Mr.. Dewey.
SO the runaway grand jury had its way and Mr.
Of the district attorney but in reality independent of his
office.
During the next two years, Mr.. Dewey broke up
loan shark racket that preyed the poor smashed
particularly evil vice ring sending Lucky Luciano to
for at least 80 years and cracked the
nefarous poultry and restaurant rackets in New York
In 1881 Mr. Dewey drafted" to run for New
York district attorney the nominee of the Republican
Fusion Progressive and American Labor parties and of
course was overwhelmingly elected
Combining his precious special activities with the
regular duties of the district attorney Mr. Dewey thor
oughy overhauled the entire department separating
Tammany boys from the pay roll, organizing a and
efficient staff throughout aboishng politics in the office,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Dewey Public Career
Continuous Example of
Job Seeking the Man

THOMAS E. DEWEY'S public career has been re-
l peated example Of the job seeking the man
He practicing law IN 1880 with downtown
firm in New York City when an important case arose,
and George T. Medalie, distinguished member Of the
profession, retained trial counsel.
Mr.. Dewey prepared the case--so competontly that
when Mr. Medaie appointed t. s attorney for the
southern district Of New York in 1881, he made Mr..
Dewey then only az years Old, CTUt assistant.
On Mr. Medalie's resignation, at the change Of ma
tional administration 1888 the federal Judges desg
mated Mr. Dewey to succeed his former chief until the
Democratic Party should take the office
This notable recognition of ability and fidelity
Ito duty, for although Mr. Dewey then official of
'the Young Republican Club his promotion for the IN
term approved by Homer Cummings. the new Demo
cratic attorney general Of the United States.
He engaged in trying 'WaXey' Gordon mil
lionare bootleg beer baron, when he became the L. 5.
attorney
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Business-like Governor

In 1912 he was nominated again for governor by
reclamation Of the New York Republican Convention and
IN November last he triumphantly eleced-the first
Republican governor of the Empire State 20 years and
one of the youngest governors in the history of the
His first public action at Albany was to reduce taxes
and put the state budget in businessike order
His second action of primary Importance was to
formulate and put into operation farm program to
ward off hunger famine.
And meanwhile, he is proceeding methodicallv with
administrative reforms all down the line.
LIE WILL be at this job during the four years ne
tells all who attempt to discuss 1s44-t7e coming
presidential yearAWqth him.
Thomas b Dewey is an od-line American, descended
from one Thomas Dewey, who to America in 1884
His grandfather was one of the founders of the Re-
publican Party in 1854, and his father was a fourth
cousin of Admiral George Dewey the hero Of Manila Bay
Born in 1902, Mr.. Dewey obtained his education in
the Michigan public schools and the University of Mch-
gan, obtaining his law degree at Columbia University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Photo by international News Photos

that is sterile 1t is in default the American people
1t is time to fOreCloSe the New Deal"
In speech after speech Mr.. Dewey warned against
breaking the mo thrderm tradition-foreseeng that
third term would bring agitation for fourth term and
for fifth term-a prophecy that is even now being
fulfilled.
Holding public office having narrowly failed to be
elected governor of New York 1888 or to be nominated
for the presidency 1910 Mr. Dewey continued nonehe
less to grow in public stature
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24

and incidentally effectng administrative economies of
S2900OO year nile establishing the highest. standards
of service
THE TWO outstanding prosecutions that followed
those Of Richard Whitney former president of the
New York Stock Exchange, and of James j. Hines the
most powerful Tammany district leader, who had been
the protector of the $10OOO0OO policy racket by
late Dutch Schultz
The Hines prosecution was the hightde mark in
America of legal action to break the alliances between
crime and local politics
At the time, Mr.. Dewey humanized his office
by making special arrangements to protect juvenile offend
ers from unnecessary disgrace and to put them the
paths TO reform.
The Republican Party nominated him for governor
of New York in 1885
This compelled the Democrats to draft Gov Leh-
man for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-24
Office Purged Of Politics

In a whrwnd campaign of FIVE weeks Mr. Dewey
discussed every phase Of the states business with the
electorate, alarming the Democrats that the New Deal
sent help from Washington.
On election day, Mr. Dewey lost by only 1884 votes
out of 4,73S,17S
Actually he lost the election in New York City
where the Communist Party mustered 100000 votes
against him.
As his term as district attorney to a close Mr..
Dewey declined to seek reelection explaining that the
office had been completely rehablitaed and suggesting
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IFIo NVIIITNIINN VIIV LVI
man for a fourth term.
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East Detroit
Blood Donors
Needed May IS

EAST DETROIT-Two hun
dred-blood donors will be re-
CURED here on May Is when the
American Red Cross Mobile
Clinic pays its second visit to the
city. Mrs. Ruth Harris, blood
donor chairman for the East De-
troit Red Cross unit, announced
today.
Mrs. Harris said that approx
mately half the required num-
Der of donors are already avail
able as hold-overs from the first
local contributions of March 3
About 100 more will be needed,
however, and she urged prospec-
tive donors to register either a.
Weg's Pharmacy, 22422 Gratiot
avenue or with herself at Rose.
O126-W.
The local o blood donor pro-
gram chairman stressed the vi
tai need for contributions OF
blood for treatment of American
fighting men wounded on far
flung fronts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Maliskey
and family are spending a
weeks vacation trout fishing al
Indian Lake.
Miss Patricia LeFevere, OF
Detroit was week end guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A LeFevere.
On Sunday afternoon she enter
tanned group OF about 10
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Fritz and
family spent Easter Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fritz OF De-
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsh en-
tertained Easter Day for Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Schmidt, S/Sgt. Tru-
man Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Schmidt and family, OF
Detroit.
Seaman Charles jacques, OF
the Great Lakes Naval Training
Station was home on furlough,
which he spent with his mother,
Mrs. Edmund Jacques in Detroit.
On Friday he visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hubbard of New
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hubbard
and family visited Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Schweiger Of Richmond
Sunday.
Private Paul Hubbard, OF
Camp Make, Texas is spending
a furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hubbard.
The Congregational c h urc h
has been holding their services
at the High School, due to
trouble with the heating system
Miss Geneva Rivard spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Rivard.
The Ugigo Club will sponsor a
bingo party at Vernier's Grill
Friday, April 30, starting al
nine O'Clock.