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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Raps Willow Run
CONTINUED from page 4

In re-affirming the UAW-CIO's
traditional policy against discrim-
nation OF any kind. Adde's stated.
1.-THE UAW-ClO maintains public
housing projects must he open to
eli workers and on the only fair
basis Of first come. first served.
Public housing is built with pub
lie funds and " deny space In
such projects 10 one group OF
workers IS To deny their demo-
cratic rights as citizens and tax
payers We dcplore the develop
ment Of new discrimination In
this period OF world struggle for
democracy aud severely criticize
puhlic housing agencies for cur
rving favor with shortsighted and
urdemocratic elements in con-
eress who are responsible TOT
tie policy OF discrimination"
I'VE stand four-square behind the
program OF our Commander-in-
Chief. President Roosevelt. for the
unconditional surrender OF the
Fascist Axis and for carrying the
fight to the enemy until their COM
plete defeat
THE workers must protect their
hard-won gains in the face OF at
tacks by reactionary public officials
including some who were put In
office at the last election.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Girl Fired


they didn't think we should show
little more friendliness toward
the colored women. One OF the
white girls agreed. hut another
did not. and ! pressed the matter
70 further
ION one occasion. one az the
colored girls invited me to take
hnch with her IN the lower din-
ing room. I Went down one night
and when entered the dining
room. me girl heckonel 90 me
from the table where SHE SAT- and
We lunched together along with
others seated 81 the table.
"The next day an order was
issued from The cfice. rc~ciri'rs
permission for the women 70 eat
IN the lower arirg room PEI
haps some 81. The women selt !
was 70 blame for caas.rg he IS
suance Of he order
"To my amazenea however !
later discovered 'ha; some ~ the
white GIRLS Who had ivrs'r',
been So aloof has so''en together
with some % ihe colorei g.rls.
10 make charges agains, me
Nrs. Glassgcld has been en-
riovci A. the Ford p'ar' 'wo
months. as an Inspect IN he
sircraft department e iae Motor
building She received her me-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Says Ste-Mariies
Running Mate Was
Against Him In AZ
Tapes Wants
Increase To Meet
Cost Of Living

As the Ford Local No 500 annu-
Al election OF Officers gets under
way charges and counter charges
hy thick and fast. Candidates ana
t.eir supporters are working night
and dav marshalling The gigantic
vote in the worlds largest union
local Monday. shelton Tapes
a,prer candidate for reelection TO
hi. post OF union recording secre-
farv. on a unity slate. with VICE
President Percy Llewellyn. who Is
seeking the presidents Office. re-
leased copies OF letter OCT. IA,
lq4e signed by Otis Eaton. foun-
dry president. who is supporting
President Paul Ste-Marie for re-
election Eaton is opposing Tapes
Tor his post Of recording secretary.
The letter reprinted in this coll
umn Is as follows:
Mr.. George r. Adde's
international Secretary
Treasurer
"sli West Milwaukee
Detroit, Michigan.
Dear Brother Adde's
we. The members Of the Execu-
tive Board Production Foundry
Hnliing. Local No. 600, UAW-CIO.
are appealing 70 you 20 do some
th'ng that our local officers and
Gene Yal Council are seemingly I'M
able 10 do.
"The President OF our local, Paul
Ste-Marie. IN the past few weeks
has Haunted CIO policy. has endan-
gered the election OF pro-labor,
win-the-war candidates In the State
81 Michigan and has openly dehed
not only the officers OF our local
hut also the General Council and
the International as we'll
He has stated to the members
~ the General Council. the highest
body Of our local union, that re-
rarf'oss ~ what policy or poll
c!es they established. he would
carry out his own.
"lnasmgch as he ignored the
wishes of The membership and SUI
perceded al OF our actions. we are
asking the International Union 10
take whatever steps necessary 10
save the union IN the Rouge Plant.
Disgrace and shame is being brought
upon cur local There is the dan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20

ognized and will be recompensed
accordingly.
Paul Ste-Marie Is confident
that his brother members In
Local 600 will play leading part
In producing the necessary tools
az war. A lengthy honor roll
adorns every unit Of the Local.
These men and their comrades
~ the United Nations will not
be- left empty handed
"He Is confident too that the
gains which Vnionism has made
and the priclnples OF work stand
ards that have been established
can be maintained for all worlSrs
black and white at this time md
that they will In the long run
prove more productive in furth-
ering the war effort than would
n, the case II Industrial and COM
munist-sponsored schemes like the
Bedaux or some other piece-worli
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Eaton Denies
Writing Letter
Against Ste-Mariie
Says Underhand
Method Attacks
Fine Leadership

Otis Eaton. candidate for re-
cording secretary OF Local 600
UAW-CIO. issued statement
Tuesday that he was confident
that Paul Ste-Marie. his good
friend. would be reelected presi-
dent OF the Local.
Eaton stated that there had
been several attempts by those
who opposed him to smear and
discredit his endorsement OF Ste
Marie. 81 might differ with a
man in partisan politics" he said.
"but l am one hundred per cent
behind Ste-M Marie and his con-
Quoting the affairs OF Local 600.
Deny Writing Letter
II have been informed that my
opponents have dug up letter
which am supposed to have
written attacking Paul during the
state and fedora, elections last
year. wish to take this oppor-
unity to deny thai have ever
written such letter. This is
lust dirty underhand method
employed in an attempt to take
away some Of my following.
Paul Ste-Marie In accepting
nomination as a candidate for re-
election TO the office OF Local
president is again offering a pro-
cram OF straight CIO Unionism-
Unionism free from any outside
Influence or imported ideologies.
"In the history OF the begin
rlngs Of unionization OF Ford
workers and the growth and de-
,elopment Of that Unionization.
10 its present position as the
largest and greatest Local Union
In the world. the name and ac-
onmplishments of Paul Ste-Marie
stand alone.
To-day. as president OF the Lo-
cal he fought so long and hard tc
build. he retains the same eager
enthusiasm and the same deep
faith in the proposition that the
clio Is the American solution o.
the American workers problems
"He knows that the basic pur'
pose and intent OF his union y
10 secure for every man. as Ions
as he Is willing and able TO work
the guarantee OF having job
the freedom-with consequent
happlness that springs from .
knowledge that his rights as
! human being and worker are rec
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
214s St. Antoine Street. Corner columbia-cLiord 2ss
Tapes And Eaton Clash AS Union Election Gets Underws
plan were imposed unnn !.

plan were imposed upon ~
"Industrialists. whose CO. ~
unrestricted profits. and cor e
lists. who would regimen,
minds OF men for the sts,.
against the America whsr.
state must serve It's citizen.
both advocating incentive NJ!
The industrialist. SO that h. -, J
reap more profits. want wo,s'
10 be dumb. docile. chean '
plentiful. The Commun,s, J
sacrifice American. Christian
Union principles in order 10
vance Communism
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
FAT show At Hcnr,'s

A as. ucvre NV show is II
store for patrons ~ Henry bar
he. a- his week The show IS he
'nr PRODUCED hy Joe Helm and
= fares Ri'i Corrnine swing az
ti>i: Loretta Ricd. singer; Miss
ssslie ROY A.u,s s'ar and the Five
noaes a Rhy'hni These princl
rails ere sWr1cg'f3 ~ very smart
lira ~ girls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
CONTINUED from page II

tf"" P"sO -
sgemrnt called the police when
the youths refused to leave the
place. The police had 70 call the
shore patrol tthe naval mp TO
take them out OF the establish
ment. Monday the boys were ad-
vised to go to the Prosecutors
office and request a warrant.
The three sailors are members
OF 23-piece band stationed at
Crosse lie which Is composed en-
t'rely OF former Detroiters. II
was commissioned on July 10.
1912.
Two years ago during the
national convention OF the clio.
the management OF Greenfield's
was branded for refusing service
10 Ferdinand Smith. national sec
rotary OF the National Maritime
union.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
COLDS KILL JOY
Everywhere
THESE DAYS
So This Famous Colds-Pain Re-
lever Is First Choice
Of Millions

The first choice, first thought Of mil
lions at the first warning of colds
painful miseries or headache, is gen.
uine pure, st. Joseph Aspirin. There's
no aspirin faster, none more depend
able. Count on the worlds largest
seller at 10c-St. Joseph Aspirin.
Your money can buy no more in
quality, no more in aspirin action.
Judged as your doctor judges aspirin
-clinically-you cant get aspirin
that can do more for you, so why
ever pay more? Remember, there
are even more savings in the larger
sizes-36 tablets Zoe, 100 tablets only
35c. Keep st. Joseph Aspirin handy,
instantly ready to fight colds mis-
cradle distress. Never accept a sub
stitute-al always demand genuine,
pure st. Joseph Aspirin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
CLASSIFIED
WANTED

Plant Laborers for Factor, J
gagged I'm vital war work. CIil,J
ship papers not required. Stss|
year around work now and an
the war. Average-siO per We,
Darling 4 Co., foot OF Greens,
Road near Ford Rouge Plant. 4
private bus connects With +,
Street ear line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

news service here reported today.
Declaring that China and
Australia have similar outlooks re-
garding the war in the Pacific.
Sac Tang Pao reported that
Australian Foreign Minister Evatt
was completely justified in assert
ing that 1T would be suicidal 10
permit Japan TO consolidate her
gains by failing to exploit the re-
cent United Nations victories IN
that region"
The delay IN the Pacific victory
is not only causing Impotence
among Australians, but also among
Chinese. the paper asserted.
In view of the Japanese threat
of an imminent offensive IN the
South Pacific. the paper concluded,
we cannot but feel anxious. and
cannot but support Dr. Evatt'S APP
peal for an immediate reinforce
ment of the Pacific front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
PRESS HUNT FOR 10000

LONDON April Is (UP)-The
Polish government in exile an
nouHced today it had appealed tt
the International Red Cross to in.
vestigate the disappearance Of TO-,
600 Polish officers and reserve
officers who were in concentration
camps in Russia but who, the
Russians said had since been re
leased.
'1n view Of detailed infOrma-
tion put out by the Germans
concerning SmOlensk and a cate
gorical declaration that they
were murdered by the Soviets in
1910" the government said, "the
necessity has arisen that mass
graves which have been discOv-
cred should be investigated and
the facts verified by the proper
international body"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Transport Workers
Call Strike SUNDAY

AKRON, O.. April Is GNS)-
Transport workers. OF the Akron
Transportation co teaay were
scheduled TO 20 on strike Sunday
morning
The men, members Of a CTO
union, are seeking a wage increase
from Ssh cents an hour 10 Sis
an hour, saying sub-standard wage
levels IN the area justified the
demand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Hitler Isl Policy
Called Suicidal
By Rep. Rankin
BY RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Iimc. Washington bureau

WASHINGTON, April 10
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Germany before crushing Japan
was called suicidal hy Rep
Rankin I'D of Mississippi in a
speech on The floor of the House
of Representatives yesterday
He f44-+ei-l-tA he statement he
appealed for heed 10 the warning
of cen Macarthur and other Allied
leaders IN the South Pacific who.
told the United Nations early this
week that Japan has managed to-
mass troops for "A land-Wr inva-.
sion Of Australia. and that greater
immediate Allied air power alone.
cal. 4AA4-f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Model Plane Contest
For Pupils Tomorrow

More than $50 model airplanes
will zoom through the CaSs Tech
nical High School auditorium to-
morrow afternoon as Detroit pub
lie and parochial school boys and
girls compete for war bond and
stamp prizes.
The indoor flight contest is
promoted by the public schools.
with four $50 war bonds and many
war stamp prizes donated by the
Detroit chapter of the National
AeronautlcS Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Coercion
OF Poland


WASHINGTON. April Is UP)
The National Catholic Welfare
Conference charged today that
Russia is holding 100000 Poles
as virtual hostages in an at
tempt TO force the Polish govern
mcnt to agree TO Russian claims
on prewar Polish territory.
A report by the conferences
news service said that Russia was
engaged in "a campaign to coerce
the government of Poland into
recognizing Russian sovereignty
over territories of eastern Poland
seized by Russia during the Ger
man-RuSsian invasion in 1889 and
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Coast Guards Reopen
Recruiting Office Here

a new unit of the coast guards
for the recruiting of l7-year-oldS,
was opened in the Federal Build
ing today. with Chief BoatSwain
William A. Thompson In charge.
The coast guard recruiting sta
ton has been closed for the past
three weeks and 17-year-olds had
to enlist in Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
New Trial Denied
In Policy Robbery

A new trial was denied today to
DR.. Martin B. Robinson, whose
robbery" three years ago contrib
uted early Ferguson grand jury
evidence of tieup between policy
operators and police.
Attorney Anthony Maiullo sought
new trial on the grounds that
newspaper pictures showed dis
crepancies in the amount Of the
loot" seized by police. Judge Cor
don denied The contention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Chinese
Hit Delay
Inn Pacific
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10
The official organ of the Chinese
army, Sac Tang Pao, has urged
editorially that the Pacific theater
of war be reinforced Immediately
lest the japanese take advantage
of the United Nations preoccupa-
ton with North Africa and launch
their threatened major offensive
against Australia, the Chinese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

stating of federal agencies. with
out Senate approval, with high
salaried' employees. who. the report
said, issue rules and regulations
that govern the people.
There was very good reason
for including i'm the Constitution
a method by which appointments
in the federal government could
be cOntrNlled," the senators said
in declaring the bill IS Squarely
supported by the Constitution
THAT reason" the report con-
tinued. twas well known 10 those
who drafted the Constitution
with the taste Of despOtic
tyranny still on their lips. That
reason has not changed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
All Soviet Railroads
Under Martial Law

MOSCOW, April 16 (UP)-RuS.
sia is placing all Soviet railroads
under martial law in order &c
stamp out a lack of discipline on
the part Of a small minority oil
Soviet transport workers, the of
fetal lass News Agency reported
today
In dealing with ofenSeS the mill
tary tribunals Will be empowered
TO send rccalcitrant workers &c
the front in penal companies, ali
they arc not liable TO stronger
punishment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
FBI .DaiIS 3 WeIderS.
Ships About To Crack

WASHINGTON, April 16 uNS)
The FBI today announced the
arrest Of eight weldcrs in two
Baltimore Shipy ards on charges of
sabotage.
The arrests followed the diSCov-
cry of faulty welding which might
have caused cargo vessels 10 break
IN two when they were launched
the FB1 said.
J Edgar Hoover, FBT director,
explained that the alleged faulty
Welding on Liberty ships was dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Back hill
To Curb
DesI.OfiSRnl

WASHINGTON. April 16 GNSl
Passage of the Mcclellan bill 10
require Senate confirmation for
federal employees receiving over
$500 a year in pay, was urged
by the Senate judiciary committee
today 10 protect the nation against
ndeSpotic tyranny
The report, given yesterday by
Senators McCarran ID of Nevada
and Mcfarland CD of Arizona,
triStied with criticism against the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

only after the FBI used
an ingenious N-ray device 10 de-
tect 1t.
Hoover stated that the FBI in
vestigation failed 10 disclose any
AXIS direction or sympathies' on
the part of the alleged saboteurs
Those arrested ARE American
born laborcrs." he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Fireman Fractures Leo

John Luttman, %, of 1922 Rose
mont. a fireman, is in Receiving
Hospital today, suffering with a
fractured leg incurred when the
fire truck he was riding on
collided with an automobile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
DEBACLE POSSIBLE

III il succeeds, Pacific de
baclc will result for us Rankin
said
"a great American retreat
the worst humiliation we have
ever suffered, greater by far
than our sacrifice Of the Philip
pines because there could he no
possible excuse for il, would fol-
low a Japanese invasion of
Australia.
LIT would he the sure forcrun-
ner of tremendous Japanese
attempt to invade the CONT
mental United states.
I'VE are following a suicidal
course as -Me give all-Our
strength To the defeat of Ger
many first. The danger TO our
national existence il not inn
mediate across the Atlantic.
CONDITIONS CHANGE
Perhaps In the beginning
conditions dictated the policy of
Hitler first "a the best.
perhaps what Japan would
become 10 us i'm 1913 could not
he completely envisioned then.
But now that oJapan has
reached towering stature as a
menace. more horrible and inn
mediate than we dreaded even
in the DAYS Of our early defeats
at her hands, revision of our
plans may well he matter of
national salvation.
Not alone is the Pacific Coast
N danger of invasion, Rep. Rankin
out to the House.
"The Gulf of Mexico states
are highly vulnerable" he said.
mississippi and Louisiana are
unfortified. The terrain il level.
Could an enemy hope for greater
prizes than could he won by
successful stroke nOrthward in
that theatcr? No. a~
SOUTHS OIL FIELDS
Consider Just few Of them
the oil fields Of Mississippi,
Louisiana, Arkansas and East
Texas, the coal mines and steel
works of Alabama, the great
Tennessee valley Authority
electrical works, % billion dol
lars worth of gold at Foxt
Knox"
Rep. Rankin delivered a protest
against the reported plan of the
war department TO quarter Japa-
nese- American army units in
Mississippi.
THE Fourth Defense Com
mand will not have the Japa-
nese on the West Coast combat
strip, and they should not be in
the vicinity Of what may become
combat strip along the Gulf
Of Mexico" he asserted.
IF these born Japa-
neSe are To be used at all by
the army. let them form labor
battalions, with widely separated
units. i'm the interior of the
country"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

Like sending him gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily to your man In the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

got of the train couple of hours ago I've been walking
around town. looking at everything again"
But why don't you go homei" Homer said. Don't
you want your family 10 know you're here
"Ill go home" the soldier said. Little by little"
The soldier went off slowly, limping Homer stared
after him, wondering. Il don't know he said TO Spang
ler q seem to think know that fellow" And then after
moment he said, What shall do Mr. Spangler' What
going tell the family They're waiting for me at
home now, for supper"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

A LINiPING soldier got of the train at Ithaca and
~ b.gan to walk slowly around the town. This IS
Ithaca he SAID TO fnself There's the depot. There's
the Knema Theatre; with the wonderful people of Ithaca
standing in line This is the Public Library There's
Santa Clara Avenue and there's the house, There IS.
There's my home
The soldier stood staring the house long time. Ma
and Be he SAID Homer and Ulysses Mary next door,
and her father Mr.. Arena. And there couple OF
Ithaca pitching game of horeshoes. The soldier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

Spanger put his around Homer. They sat down
on park bench not talking. After while Homer said,
What am waiting fori"
Well" Spangler said, you're waiting for the part of
Marcus that died to die in you-he part that's only flesh
the part that and goes. Give il time 10 90. I'll
SIT with YOU until IT'S gone"
Yes, sir" Homer said. The manager Of the telegraph
office and the messenger in the courthouse park of
Ithaca, waiting,
(Coniinved tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

ionth Club. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17

! OF BERNADETTE," by Franz Werfel, begins

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
Real Estate Wanted

LIST your houses or farms witt
Harry c. Poet. over IS years rsa
estate experience Many cash buy
era waiting. h. Psst. 80 Nertt
Huron ST 1871
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
Canadian Army's
profile Taken

OTTAWA-UP-The Canadian
Army is having Its profile" taken.
The profile Is a new physical
and mental rating scale called the
Pulhems System. devised by the
DominIon's medical staff to place
soldiers into the exact overseas du.
ties for which they are best fitted.
Every soldier. before he is ac-
cepted for duty outside OF Canada.
Is to be examined on the basis or
his entire makeup. His grade in
each OF seven divisions will be post
ed on one card. Headquarters then
can speedily select men qualified
TO fill specific Jobs.
The seven categories Canadian
authorities are interested in are:
Physique. Upper body and Upper
limbs. .Locomotlon or Lower limbs.
Hearing, Eyesight, Mentality and
Emotional Stability. Put the capital
letters together and you have Pull
HENS. the name OF the test.
Under each OF the seven initials
there will be gradings from one
down 10 five. A mark below the rat
ing Of four. 10 any one OF the seven
groups. will mean man Is not
acceptable for any type service.
Once the Pulhems test is in full
use. and II now is ready for adop-
ton all through Canada, according
10 National Defense headquarters.
correct placement OF soldiers will
be out OF the hit-or-miss class
For instance, the man with fiat
feet probably cannot stand up I'M
der rigorous infantry service. Tbs
assignments officer who uses this
profile" will see, instead. that he
perhaps. becomes truck driver or
a mechanic
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
Houses For sais

INCOME PROP, modern houses
Both have garage, bas ement and
hot air heat. acres OF land with
fruit and berries. $3.50 down. Ina
SIS y. Wizard.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
Ehman & Oreenstreet
40 w. Mich. Phone 1897

FIVE ROOM HOMES
New, attractive, best In city.
Sylvester, 507 4. Forest Phi. 49,
EAST MICHIGAN AVE 49, room
house. stool. bowl. furnace near
A a p store. Price 1880. Terms.
1915 down. H. Poet. 50 y. Huron
St. Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28
Announcements
AU TON
s AL {

TUESDAY. June %. 100 p. m.
s.arp Al SIS W Cross s. Npsi-
lan'i Micn. - rooms of bedroom
furniture includes rs student cots
a-d mattresses. double deck
beds. pillow, drsssers, chests,
rSgEera straight chairs. book
cases book racks. desks tables,
lamps metal waste paper baskets,
towel racks. some floor covers,
also porch swing and glider, dav-
export. ana davenport table.
Te ms cae7 a. sale. Milford
Osburn. auctioneer. Pnone
slse-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-28

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