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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22
Words OF Wisdom

Explain It as We may. a mar
ttal strain VIII urge q man into
the front rank Of battle sooner
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22
Fifty Years Ago

Announcement is made marriage AZ Anont Of Miss
Caroline Weed Hardy Ypsiant Henry Patton both Nor
NAL School graduates
The being improved preparation for rare
leeting this fall
the tracks progress.
Death Mrs Mary Hasea widow OF rbauder IIascan aged
- years Services conducted NeuuIng we're held
In the Npsanu VI +. Church which for nearly hall
century member.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22

One Minute Test Answers
l. That Of Booker T. Washing.
ton on the 10-cent stamp.
2 victory or Death.
J. The spanish-American war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-22
Gould Hardly Walk"

81 had rheumatic pains in the
knees so bad | could hardly walk
Evening star., 1943-07-23
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. July 90 tP.-Poultry, live.
23 trucks; firm; prices UNCHANGED at CELL
ing.
Butter. receipts. 95s 213: steady; prices
as quoted by the Chicago Price Current are
unchanged.
Esss., receipts. 1880; firm: prices TN
changed at OPA ceiling.
Evening star., 1943-07-23

Rails and SpeciaIties
Gain in Irregular
Stock Market
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Press Financial writer

aoSOCidlCu T1GoS lAdHCldl WEltcTs
NEW YORK, July 23.-Rails and
specialties again carried the ball for
recovery forces in today's stock
market while numerous leaders else
where continued to lack worthwhile
support.
Irregularly improved tendencies
prevailed from the start, and IA
vorites got up fractions to points
or so, many to peaks for 3 to 6
years. Steels, motors, rubbers and
assorted blue chips were Indifferent
throughout, and top gains in other
sections were trimmed in most cases
near the close Activity quickened
at intervals, and transfers for the
full proceedings were around 1,000,-
900 shares.
Earnings statements and pleasing
dividends aided individual issues.
Carriers, in particular, were re-
sporsive to climbing revenues. Al
Lied successes in Sicily and on other
fronts were viewed bullishly. Sen
timent was chilled a bit, however,
by the fact the list, as a whole,
failed to negotiate a real push. This
led to further profit taking on the
theory something" might be over
hanging the market.
In the new high" division were
Santa Fe, Chesapeake e. Ohio,
Nickel Plate common and preferred,
White Motors, Pepsi-Cola, White
Rock, Austin Nichols and the pre-
ferreds of American Power & Light,
Electric Power & Light, Allegheny
Corp. and Wabash In arrears the
greater part of the time were Chrys-
Ter, General Motors, Youngstown
Sheet, U. S. Rubber, Western Union.
Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward
North American, Eastman Kodak,
Westinghouse and U. S. Pipe G.
Foundry.
Bonds did better all around
Evening star., 1943-07-23
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO July % tR twFAl ;-salable
hogs, 1000; total, 10000; weishts Under
$50 pounds active; steady: heavier
and Choice @ s0"S1N Bounds, IA Oo-25: TOP,
1925 freely: 270-336 pounds, 13.75-14 90:
few l4o-1 so pounds, 12.75-13.75; good and
choice 35o-55o pound sews, 12.7o-13.15;
ssiable cattle. i 600: salable calves, 400;
very moderate supply good and choice
steers steady at 14.50-16,00: grassy and
short fed steers and comparable heifers
and beef cows; these steady to weak at
10. 5o-down ZOO: mostly 7.5o-1o 90; heif-
ers scarce; best fed heifers. 1900; grassy
't!nds, II ;oo-i2so; bulls steady; heavy ayy
bulls dull at 10. Soil so: vealers I'M
changed at IA ,50-l5.5o: mostly 15.oo-5o
with few light throwouts under 1000: week
supply stock cattle nog vel cleaned UP at
common kinds down to 1880; all replace
ment cattle fully so lower for week.
Salable sheep, 1000: total. 1900; fat
native spring lambs active; mostly steady;
1895; top: 1880 on choice OFFERINGS to
Tarded: few sheep about steady; shorn
Astive ewes mostly 7.75-s.00.
Evening star., 1943-07-23
Retail Trade Brisk,
Shortages Reported
More Pronounced
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Dun 81
Bradstreet, Inc, said today retail
buying was active this week, with
country wide sales estimated at 9 to
IA per cent above last year.
Many retailers experienced less
than the usual seasonal letup in
sales," the business research organi-
zation said, resulting in more pro-
nounced merchandise scarcities.
Clearances were notably absent.
Retailers report that they are
finding such devices less necessary
to maintain high sales volume. Also,
late deliveries had limited the pre-
vious display of some goods now
available. Mark-down sales when
present. offered considerably smaller
amounts of merchandise.
Warm weather caused interest in
summer apparel lines, while promo
tions of fall suits and coats began to
receive attention.
women reaQy-tO-Wear retained
commanding lead in sales. Fur coat
departments continued to do a rush.
ing business, with greater cash pur-
chases reported than in recent years.
Shortages appeared frequently in
underwear and shirt lines, with
mems furnishings sales down some
what.
Notions and jewelry sales were
large, while luggage demand was
good. Food purchases declined
Regional sales increases were.
Southwest, 20 to 33 per cent; Pacific
Coast, % to 27; New England, to 4:
East, 3 to 5; Middle West, to 9:
Northwest, 8 to 13, and South, Il
to II.
Evening star., 1943-07-23
Chicago Cash Market.

Cash wheat No. 3 hard, 141a4: No. 4,
1:47;l.47A; No, RED: 50: No 3 red
No. ! mixed. 7lA-72: No. mixed heavy,
=; No . heavy 7?ia: No, . white, 4 "a
-: No 3, 11-71h: sample grade white.
69A-H; sample grade feed. 69i2: No. J
special red, 72-12h4: No. l special red
heavy, 1@-12H2: No 3 special red heavy,
-. Barley mating. l.11-1a. nominal:
hard. 1.O4-1o. nominal feed. 1.00-l".
nominal Soybeans. No. yellow y:
No. ., 1.11h No. 3, l.69H-1.1Oi4; No. 4,
1854.
Evening star., 1943-07-23
New York Produce

NEW YORK, July 90 up Eggs. 1O.o os9:
nrm The following are first receivers
selling prices: Paying prices to shippers
or producers are l cent below these prices,
and Jchbers' selling prices are Ia cents
above these quotations.
U: S. specials (averaee net weight per
&c dozenl. As pounds, A: As pounds, 46;
"a pounds, 44I2. 43 pounds, 4324: 40
pounds, 41h2: 3S pounds, 40: 36 pounds,
3S a: "a pounds. 81; 80 pounds "a.
:, current receipts; 43 pounds, 39ia;
Butter 760,647, firm. Prices unchanged
at ceiling
Cheese, 1OO,771; nominal. no quotations.
Evening star., 1943-07-23
osed 10 to 20 cents a bale
New 0rleans Prices

NEW ORLEANS July % lP.-Cotton
able war news. The market closed steady
% cents hale lower
Evening star., 1943-07-23
Washington Exchange
SALES-AFTER CALL.

49h
Washington Gas SIS preferred-5 at 106
Capital Transit Co.-16 At 31A
Evening star., 1943-07-23
Business Briefs

money IN Circulation on WedneS-
day totaled Sl7,706, 100000, gain
of s48,000,00G from week earlier
and $3.50 100000 above a year ago,
the Federal Reserve Board an
nounced in It's weekly statement on
condition of member banks. Idle
money declined $12O,OOO,OOO in the
week to l,19O 100000 while holdings
of Government securities were re-
duced s68O00.0OO to s7,577, 900 900.
Brokers Loans on securities held
by member hanks in New York City
totaled s806 100000 on Wednesday, a
drop of sI43,00O,OoO from the pre-
ceding week and gain of s302,O0O.-
600 over year ago, the board also
reported.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. produc-
ton in the first half of 1943 was
approximately double a year ago,
with a value of around $3.50, 1000. .OOO
President Robert E. Gross told stock
holders. He described the percent
age of profit on sales, after reserves
and taxes, as about equal to the
2l2T shown for the same 1912
period.
Dow Chemical Co. earned 1925
30l in the fiscal year ended MAY
81, compared with S9,221,495 in the
preceding year. Sales totaled slO5,-
427,854 gainst s78,359 ,997 in the
previous period.
Crucible Steel Co. of America
earned S1,7981 164 in the June quar-
ter, compared. with $2,170,731 year
ago. For six months ended June
80, net was $3,714,069 against So
846,775 year ago.
Texas Co. and subsidiaries, eXclud-
ing European units, earned SIT, ,679,-
354 or $1.62 share in six months
ended June 30, compared with SIS
270,746 or $l.40 share year ago.
Eastern Gas g. Fuel Associates
earned S3,027,887 or s5.13 a share
on the go preferred stock, in the
fiscal year ended June 30, compared
with s2,647 1894 or SAIL a share a
year ago.
United States Pipe & Foundry Co.
earned $61l.930 or 88 cents a share
in the first half, compared with
sl,203, ST. or S173 a share in the
same 1912 period.
Worthington Pump & Machinery
Corp. earned $1.814887 or S5.47 a
share in the first half, compared
with $1,388,877 or 1896 a share a
year ago.
American Steel Foundries, Inc,
earned $2476,799 or $2O9 a share in
nine months ended June 30, COM
pared with $2,728. .437 or $3.50 share
in the same 1912 period.
Lehigh Valley Coal Corp. earned
$5l2,555 or $225 a share on the So
preferred stock in six months ended
June 30, compared with $647,799 or
$285 a year ago.
Ward Baking Co. earned 1923 ,046
or 1922 a preferred share in 81 weeks
ended July 3, compared with $431,-
766 or s1.69 a preferred share for
the corresponding 1912 period:
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc,
earned s723971 or 81 cents COM
mon share in the first half of 1943,
compared with s483,062 or 79 cents
a share a year ago. In the latest
period, outstanding common stock
was increased from 514,368 to 854,474
shares.
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. earned
$2,092,1 100 or 81 cents a share in the
June quarter, compared with So
368,653 or 81 cents a share a year
ago.
Shell Union Oil Corp. earned S.
368,0O6 or Al cents share in the
June quarter, compared with 81
572 ,403 or 19 cents share a year
ago. For six months ended June 30,
net was s10,435,19 or 80 cents
share, against s7,228,950 or IS cents
a share year ago.
rn,, e1nnr ~ -,,%
Evening star., 1943-07-23

There are more than 70 conven-
lent branch offices for Star Want
Ads" located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1943-07-23
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. July 90 LP, Cotton prices
were steady today as small routine trade
operations kept the list a few points
either side of the previous close. Hedge
selling orders struck an even balance with
mill buying.
Fresh outside commitments were held in
abeyance pending announcement OF the
Government 1943 loan terms, expected
early in August.
Late afternoon values were 5 to 3 cents
bale lower. October Zoos December
1891 and March 1878.
Futures closed 10 to 20 cents a bale
Evening star., 1943-07-23

If you can't sleep at night-go out
and buy a bond.
Evening star., 1943-07-23
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO, July 23 lP.-Demand Tor
feed grains in cash markets spurred buy
ing of oats today, and the grain ad-
vanced about cent at times in an acI
tive trade. Rye eased fractlonally ana
wheat slumped upon revival in ceilirs
talk for the bread cereal.
At the close wheat was down ls-7s, Sep
tember, !. .45 la5s: oats were up ss-3
cents; Sertember. 69ss, and rye was >
cents lower to u higher: September. ! .O6
ia-ss The scent loss was the July con
tract. Trading in all July deliveries end
Evening star., 1943-07-23
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. July 23-The> Associated
Press weighted wholesale prices index OF
35 commodities today advanced to 1O5 81
Previous dav. 1854: week ago. 1854
month ago. 1851; year ago as.4a.
1943. 1912 1941 1a3o-4O
High - 1862 1892 a5.12 1925
Low 1O343 95.54 77.O3 63.7S
G926 average EQUALS 1909
Evening star., 1943-07-23

Approximate Sales Today.
11:00 A.M.--1s3.O4U 1900 Noon 403, 500
100 PM. 518.430 300 PM. 62S, ,230
Total 9l4,25O
+Unit Of trading 10 shares; sales printed
IN full. In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act.
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
or securities assumed by such companies
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. IN
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
dends are not included. xEx dividend.
xr Ex rights. Also extra or extras. Cash
or stock. Paid last year payable IN
stock. Declared or paid so far. this year.
h Payable in Canadian funds. Accounts
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

Whether you buy them grow them, the fresh
fruits and vegetables have bigger job to do for
you than ever
Together they must supply all Of your hmy's vtamin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
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Our armed forces and Allies arereceivlng
and more of our oranges in the form of juice and
concentrates Thus, while orange production has
been greatly increased in recent years demands are
unusually heavy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

Help make oranges go farther. If you strain
the Juice use coarse sieve, and stir the heathful
pulp through Keep fruit in a cool, we.aired place
You can safely buy week S supply of tradcmarked
Sunkist Oranges They are good keepers the I'm
tfrutfroml4, 5oocoopcr eCalifornia.Arizon
growers Best for luicc-opd Etcyy atc'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
tosy 10 Serve at Any Hour. For breakfast.

Eosy 70 Serve at Any Hour. For Breakfast
golden Juice or slices For delicious dessert and
heathful salad all in one dishes as simple as cut-up
oranges, with or without other fruits For lunch
box or between meals a whole orange as a natural
sweet Mail coupon for free booklet OF 90 recipes
coryrsht 1913. California Frurr GoVef, Exchange
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

way TO start the day big help to family health in
these difficult times
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-02

. the children. so came back
home 10 my mother. she says she
Will keep the children while
work. Did | do wrong?
Ans: The change you have
made may prove 10 be what II
VIII take 10 open his eyes Go TO
work and do the best That you can
for Your children. Also insist that
he contribute 10 their support. II
and when he gets out and finds
YOU u place 0f your own aud
agrees 10 assume responsibility
Of you aud the children 20
TO him.
CD. have good paying job
but the work is hard and keeps
me tied down. For years | have
had secret ambition to write
songs and wonder II were to
give up my job and put my whole
time on writing could l make r
good living?
Ans. Hard work and regular
meals are far better than star,-
ing 10 death trying 10 write
songs. You have several hours Of
leisure each day and you can try
your hand AT writing songs ii
you llke.. People are at their
hest when they have hobby or
enjoy some form " diversion from
their every day duties. You have
not reached The professional
stage In song writing. Until you
do. you shouldn't give mp your
job.
ERE am in hopes that you
can help me on my problem as Il
is mighty important TO me. | met
a man about two months ago and
he asked me to marry him. He's
a gambler and am a little afraid
| viii be made unhappy. Please
tell me n he will change and
what should l do?
Ansi Men who have gambling
In their blood. seldom II ever.
change. Therefore. you should
moi marry him thinking that ne
can be changed over nlghi. lie
has money In his pockets today.
he's broken tomorrow. A happy
home cannot be built on such In
security. And at yomr age yor
want security Of a home more
than anything else. II Il fcrtu-
nate that you aren't 80 madIy
In love with him that you are
blind 10 his faults.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-02

ID II read your column week
~ for consolation. Six months
ago husband went away and
left me and recently ! have fall
en- IN love With man OF his Kind.
considerate and hard worker
but he is uneduca,ed He's very
persistent about wanting to mar
~ me. cannot in any way love
my husband should divorce
him and marry this man? am a
teacher and he promises to help
my people.
Ans: Before your husband left,
you two agreed 10 a permanent
separation. Proceed with your
plans for a divorce. You admit
that you made a had choice fhe
first time you married. be eau
ilous and don't rush into marrl-
age. The man loves you. Can
you honestly say that you love
him whole-heartedly. that you
can take him as your husband
and feel proud OF him. that yon
won't have reason 10 resent his
NOT being educatedl II so. then
he's the man for you. But. II Is
TOO much for you 10 expect him
to keep up your family.
ELM I'm II and in love
with boy 20. Things we're 20
INK on swell until my mother saw
him kiss me and responded Az
ter he left. mother said lot OF
mean things and told me not 10
see him any more. want to
continue being a nice girl for I've
been clean in all respects. I
merely kissed the boy. Won't
want to have to slip out to see
him. DO you think mother will
forgive aud forget? Please help
me.
Ans. She will. but you must
prove TO her that you do not In
tend 10 make habIt of spoon
Ing with the boys..A girl grows
coarse and common II she en-.
cages In pettlng parties and your
mother Is trying 10 show you the
danger Of allowing Jour friends
to Mss you. Keep the fellows
M a distance save your EN-.
braces for your future husband.
M.L.W. / have been married s
years and have 5 children. We
lived In rooms In The house
with his mother all this time lie
started running around and on
top Of ell this, he only half ted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-02
SELFRIDGE
FIELD CHORUS
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-02

f '"N ''t Nhf
strategic Village Of Cambtia on
The road to The powerfully for
lied stronghold Of salo Thfv
travelled 500 miles IN the next "a
days, walking mos, Of Tie way
under hfeillns SIN thar ho,er
ed about 100 degrees
Practically every man of them
Was suffering from dysent' ~
when they stornied Camacla af-
ter first wipine out machias gun
nests on high conieal ili ctli-
% "sugarloaf Then sn ipey
had captured Gambeia they iral
lied that they We're a.oae "a
enemy territory wher, re, mlsha
be wiped our any minete by re-
inforced AAis delachmcnts
They We're now 80 miles ffau.
saio. and ne future OF Nhni
world might res, on their l'r
Then TWO more conrolfsa bs ~
ions arrived 10 reiufo~ flea
and .Ihey started on srun
wipe ont MnssoinFs stronghold
commanded by MS fogme Var
minister General Pieiro Gsl1sfa
They fought TWO nneveu hrtes
against hordes Of ialaa. a. a
stream called me Bowai Tx
We're mown down 10 dazeps at
still they KEPT advancing
Once. a porter rushed nram-
ed into Tie hsfiivfel1 % nrp wa
TWO radio operators he bronsst
back niaol me pfeeluuS n-
municafion spparafas ana fe IS
only one OF hundreds ctad tp
bravery in the alehipes ~ he
congoiese governmrn, at Lroped
Vile.
Rsiions dwindled a. me coneol
csc kept marching across dc.ef'
and mountains Officers EVEN
'ook the camopfiaer nets whl,h
covered he trucks and used mora
20 sriu- fish. lsvlbefi htpl.c our
aud accounted Tor SOME l:ses
But sun The blatA soldiers Sweep
on capturing Alozl from le
Italians. anu finally rrachina
saio, after iAe lirlush rsaoed
that they had cui he roaG leld-
ing from Saio 70 Addh. = 5ba
The ancient capital OF lsnH}ia.
That meant ihs, Tie AXIS could
send no achievements 10 Saio
As grizzly as they Woula sur.
round lion n TIE innsics e
black men proceeded 10 en-, Is
the heavily fortified town.
The three bailalions noged IS
three directions Tie nailans
fought back buf dared not ~
treat down toad ak Il ly cGn-
iinous fire from hiaeS rnaaer>
The fix was up eae nAne
flag was run up in token al
surrender % black men as It
VIII be run up ia laly Is iGss5s
men before The fighting h oycr
snd The peoples war niq h,ne
I freedom 10 all monies fn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-02
w. H.,,,; 80!
ANSWER???

JACK DAVIS


a. who was the first Negro
10 sing the. Star Spanked
Banner" at a major sports
speciacle at Madison SQUARE
Garden, in New York City.
g Who is Americas best
known Merge cartoonIst?.
% Where was the first all
Negro reception center s art
ed in the United States.
@ What was the first all Ne
gro orchestra TO record the
complete understanding Tor a
motion picture?
@ Who is the executive sec
reiary Of The National Association
Of colored Graduated Nurses.
lnc.9
% Who were the first Negro
War correspondents to broad
cast direct from the war
front?
answers ON page 2O)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-02
Madam To You
ny Langston Hughes
dor AMP
MADAM AND THE NUMBER
RUNNER

RUNNER
Number runner
Come 10 my door.
swore I wouldn't
Play no more.
He said. Madam.
500
Looks like a likely
Hit for you.
said. last night
dreamt 7-0-3
He said that might
Be hit for me.
He played a dime.
And l played. too.
Then we boxed EN-.
wouldn't you?
But the number that day
Was 1926
And we was both
In the same old fixl
] said, ! swear amt
Gonna play no more
TIL ! get over
On that other shore.
Then / can plsy
On them golden streets
Where the number not only
Comes out but RE peals!
The nner sail. Madam,
That's all very we'll
But just suppose
You goes TO nelli
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-02
Down
Poets
Row
Between Two Thieves
by William Henry Hun
For AMP

The doctor held his waning pulse,
The lawyer jotted down the Will,
The preacher looked intently on
And asked. why do you smile 80
The patient in his dying breath
Said, "Parson II is Just because
I'm dying like my blessed Lord. =
And how is that the preacher
asked.
why Parson, can't you plainly
see =.
The lawyer here. the doctor there.
While lie here between the twoe
Just take another look and think.
I'm dying like my Lord, my Lord,
Between the two--they both are
thieves
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-02
Vagrant Verse
BY Fred Hart Williams
EVEN AS 1

BY Fred Hart Williams
EVEN As L
] am a thief,
Society brands me so:
No matter where ! 90.
I'm a thief.
1 am a thief,
Spawned in the slums
The haunt of buns
| am a thief.
! am a thief
For my numerous crimes.
| have served time.
For / am a thief.
! am a thief,
With others Of my breed.
Breaking laws is my creed.
| am a thief.
I am thief
Broke from many jails
And jumped my bail;
For l am a thief.
| am a thief!
Rackets and petty graft,
Giving cops the laugh.
For | am a thief.
I'M a thief.
But Christ on the Cross
Held pity for such human dros
Even as Ia thief
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-02
BY 7. MELVIN
TAPLE Y


r 6nbDhS lsS ASTROL0GY READINGS ARE NOW REIDyx
iV,k problem Will be analysed column free slmplv
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'aec S) questions private Please sign your full name
address TO all er give your brdate; and please In
sas sei-addressed STAMPED ENVELOPE for ,our .reny
your case as fully feel and onane voor
pvoems within the scope Of logical reasoning Wrap Ousrr
rn your questions and mail today! Write 10: The iRRF Wal
SERVICE care Of The DETROIT TRIBUNE 9ils 81 ls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-02
Say You Saw 1t in
The Detroit Tribune
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AS usual name Candidates in the race for Mayor
of Detroit and small wonder what with 100000 in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-02

II Your Merchant Uses
Tribune Advertising then he
Wants Your Support - See
That He Gets II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-02

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