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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-04
BY s. ]. WOOLF
NEA Staff CORRESPONDENT

AN AIR FORCE HEADQUAR-
TIERS, England, May 4-FhfS is
the nerve center of the Ameri-
can heavy bomberS which are
blasting Germany. Here the tar
gets are selected, and here come
the reports of their destructive
sweeps. The headquarters are
located in an old country man
sion, the great dining table now
is covered with a map Of Eur
ope.
Lieutenant General Carl
Spaatz, commander of the Unit
ed States Strategic Air Forces in
Europe, was seated at his desk
when l first saw him. A win
dow behind him threw his face
into shadow and softened a net
work of wrinkles. But when he
moved to another for better
lighting. l had a feeling that l
had made a previous sketch Of
him. His sleeked down hair, his
cloSe-cropped muStache, his
square jaw all seemed strangely
familiar. Suddenly l realized
| that it was his resemblance to
General Pershing that had made
me think that this was not the
first time he had posed for me.
REDUCED LUFTWAFFE
Born in Earlville, Pa, SIS
years ago, he is still command
pilot on active flying status. Up
on his graduation from West
Point he was assigned TO the
Aviation Section of the Signal
Corps and during the last war he
piloted the crude planes which
took part in the beginning of
aerial warfare. Since then he
has been active in the develop
ment of the Air Force and has
been its commander in Africa
and the Mediterranean
AS he spoke of its growth he
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-04

More than one-fourth Of the
wheat producted in the United
States is grown in Kansas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-04

Half million Americans
have been killed by automo-
bileS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-04
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A Over. scid stomach. Gassiness and indi- )
gestion discomfort often 60 quickly after
just q few pleasant tasting Stuart Tablets
famous for years for bringing blessed D
relief OF these symptoms tina, can rob you 4
of needed sleep and fitness for work. De-
q hcious tasting: easy to take. No bottle; :
no mixing. Get genuine Stuart Tablets
at any drug store for only 2Sc. 6oc or 20
q on makers money. back guarantee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22
journalism Student Tries To Enter University OF Missouri
MARTIN


may be used In any landing and
assault. The use OF Negroes A..
assault troops IL yet 10 no o..
perienced in the South paclnc|
although several combat nnn.
have been IN the perimIier o,|
combat. II is still a gross qnesy
ton mark. whether they viii bs|
used but the trend points ihaA
They may soon be put into action
AZ present. except FOR pa'rol'
clashes and strikes. action here 4.
A. a minimum. as each side mar
shals IFS forces for what promises
hitter struggle.
RougaInville stands the bottle
neck and must be taken AZ all
cost On Gaudalcanal whers'
thousands Of Negro troops are
stationed, life Is only dlsturhed|
by the periodical rains ThessI
troops are winning no hairs|
glory as far as the world IS con-.
cerned. hut they still remain al
connecting line and vital link 10
tween the supplies and tho msnl
~ the front
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22
RECEPTION
FOR BISHOP
CANCELLED

The huge testimonial reception
for Bishop John A. Gregg OF the
Fourth AME district. scheduled
for Jan ~, has been cancelled
4, was announced Tuesday by the
Rev J A. Charleston. chairman
of the planning committee.
The Rev Mr. Charleston in
formed the Tribune that the War
department had sent him com
munication stating that Bishop
Gregg would be unable 10 return
to the United States In time for
the reception. The distinguished
RELIGIOUS leader is on a tour Of
inspection for the War denart-
ment and the Fraternal Council
Of Churches AT present ne Is
somewhere in Europe or North
Africa.
The reception VIII have 10 be
postponed until after The Bishops
council which meets IN Birmlng-
ham, Alabama IN February. the
Rev Mr. Charleston said "ThIs
will mean that the Fourth dis
tricts reception will have 10 be
held the first Of March"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22
Placed On Chain Gang Because He
Shutters; Fights Georgia Extradition

CHICAGO fANrl Because
sidney Jackson shutters he was
sentenced 10 a dlabolIcal Georgia
chainsane for crime he knew
nothing about, stated William II
Huff noted criminal lawyer. Mon
dsy. when he argued the case be-
fore GOV. dwight II Green. In an
effort 10 prevent the man. who
fled 70 Illinois. from being ex-
tradited
Jackson on the nleht Of his
arrest was on his way home
from his place Of employment
when policemen rushed 10 him
and commenced questioning him
concerning an alleged burglary
Rut because Jackson suffers from
chronic and pronounced stammer-
irr he was unable 70 explain AZ
once that he was innocent.
Tho officers proceeded To pound
Iackson's head and other parts
81 his body IN the most vicious
and brutal manner known the
mans head. eyes and chest were
covered With blood said Huff
Jackson was afterwards taken TO
jall where ne was forced 70 I'M
derro ether heatines and COM
relied n sign something which he
later learned was confession.
although he Was not allowed TO
read the paper.
Jackson was carried into court
about month later. his head
still plastered from the brutal
hcailnrs received from the ar
resting officers where he told
the Judge he was rot guilty The
officers however, advised him
hat they would bent him 70
Death n he I'D not plead guilty
Tie attorney asserted He later
acted IN accordance With Tho po-
llcemen's warning and pleaded
guilty
Though the Judge saw the mans
hsndaged head he made no In
auiry concerning the heafings
Jackson was sentenced 70 chain
gang. but later escaped and fled
20 Illinois.
HUFF. IN his argument before
CIV Green pointed ont that his
petitioner was restrained Of his
liberty IN violation 70 the sixth
amendment 70 the US. constIiu-
ton. which states
I'm all criminal prosecutions
the accused shall enjoy the right
70 speedy and public trial by an
impartial Jury " the state and
district wherein the crime shall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22
Prominent Doctor
To Be Interviewed
Over Goodwill Hour

discussion between II Doro-
'Sr TAlv chief 81 music and Dr.
ra'st Norfhcross VIII he broad
casf over 'ho Irferraclal Goodwill
ilour cVILR Edward a Baker.
orsc;oy Friiay NIGHT Ian 81.
IN 81 o'clock Miss Tillv VII
0aerv nr Nor'hcross prominent
wnaar rhvs'c'an ~ Detroit. con-
corning ne la'icrs recollection
~ 'he late Madam F AzalIa
Hackley whom ne doctor knew
VIXEN she vas q very Young girl
ilyinr lr Philadelphia where
M aaw rs klev ras then rcs.-
dent IN furr ny N0r'hcross viii
in'errnraie MISS Tfilv on the r
szapa Hack'ev Memorial collec-
Inn ~hich rererf'y became an ad-
Jifon n fhe music drama denari .
rer ma'r Library building
Woodward ~ Putnam The
7rsrr0r'ai Was sponsored nv the
ne'rl't Musicians association.
Tbs portion Of me radio pro-
gram designated as educational.
erfer direction % Jcrene C
Nacklir vl present as guest
siis yomnde Maddox. soprano.
Nrrl N.fdaN oil' efrr 9roun
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22
Ask Fare Return;
Beaten And Jailed

ATLANTA CAMP Because he
asked for the return az his fare
when a motorman on an Atlanta
street car announced that all
mrs must get OF this car after
coming 10 stop George Jef-
fries. II SCOTS Crossing. We'd
fesdaY was suffering from severe
head wounds and a possible CON
tussion OF the brain sustained
when the moiorman attacked him,
heating him about the head with
a blackjack and blunt Iron In
strument
Carried TO Grady hospital where
his injuries were treated Jeffrles
was transferred TO the city jail.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22

Confined from page y

fact thar IN the US. Armed
forces the Jewish race takes the
same pardonable delight as that
taken BY Catholics. because each
group has contributed far high
or percentage according TO It's
numbers than any other groups
Laws against anti Semiiism and
against Negro discrimination IN
some sections are advocated by
some who have become discour-
aged BY what they have seen.
the speaker declared "They see
no hope Of their fellow citizens
rracticing democracy and Chris
tianity IN regard 10 the racial
question They know that the
laws will likely he flouted; YET
they feel thar something drastic
must be done
National Disgrace
Continuing DR.. Agar said "rn-
less the spirit Of democracy be-
comes more real and grows, IN
less It Is put into practire N the
rnited States. Il viii constitute q
great betrayal II VIII lcei 20
national disgrace II ~ili event.
ually lead to continental wars
Science. religion and fsason al,
prove that we are no bei'sr ;lan
snv other race. II We 20 m pre-
tending we are, our hvpocrls'
VIII he disastrous LEI All Amor
icans concentrate on on OWL
shortcomings; then II nigh he
time 10 assume p holIcs-,han-
thou attitude Britain and india
The roots ~ democracy NJ IN
the nature Of man. and domocra-
cy itself derives from a certain
spirit rather than from any so
technique or formula The United
States depends for rs continued
existence as nation on tho
nrinciple sci forth hv ne Found.
lne Fathers that men arr created
free and equal ard possessed y
iralienahle rights from lbelI
Creafor"
Concluding BIS address nr
Agar stated that statistics IN thf
rs Army prove that IN me las
war tho Negro from the Norfh
where educational facilities woe
feffer had higher iniclleciua
ratine Than many whites of ~
South who're educational stand
ards We're comparatively lower
"Thc Na7is So on 20 dehasl
MIN as the image OF God N.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22
GIVE YOUR HEAD
COLD THE AIR

Tor this Is emergency time
uring this season Of spreading
Ids with colds sickness strik-
* men, women and children
verywherc. So here's what you
an do whenever head colds
'trike. Simply put two drops Of
Penetro Nose Drops in each nos
tril-then, sec how much freer
YOU can breathe, almost instant
". Penctro Nose Drops are real
prescription type, containinggen-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22

have heeu committed. which dis
trlct shall have been previously
ascertained by law. and to be IN
formed o. the nature and cause Of
the accusation. To be confronted
With the witnesses against him:
70 have compulsory process for
obtaining Witnesses in his favor.
and 10 have the assistance Of
counsel for his defense"
According 70 Atty HUFF The
state Of Georgia violated all the
above provisions OF the sixth
amendment except the one re-
specting speedy trial.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22
BAccAIArREATE SPEAKER

HAMPTON INSTITUTE. Va -
Dr Arthur n Wright pre'lder,
~ the Southern Education Foun-
dation. Mill deliver combined
Baccalaureaie-F Founders DAY al.
dress AZ Hampton institute On
Jan 30. during the January com.
mencemen' exercises ~ no col.
leee Acting President O'IIara a.
nier has announced
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22

uine ephedrine and other bal
anccd medication that shrinks
swollen, irritated nasal men,
branes to reduce congestion and
check sneezing. Feel almost in
slant relief as they work fast to
help open up cold-clogged nasal
breathing passages to give your
head cold the air. Caution: Use
only as directed. Generous bot
tie, 25c, "a times as much for
50c. Today be sure that Won oct
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22

whore he must face trial on
charges OF "disorderly conduct"
leffries Is an employee Of the
White Provision company The
Atlanta Branch NAAcp. has re-
tanned Atty A. T Walden 70 rep
resent the injured man in record
er's court.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22

FROM GAS
DIZZINESS

Jan mixes with the food acts fast
lofien with the FIRST nosEl
Gillian Will help bring our gas"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22

60
which may have
been Inside you
a long time,
sing you
many days OF
m isery and
headaches dig
" spells. skin
erupiions a n d
that lazy drow-
sy feeling. It
Viii aid greatly
Ia clea nsfn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22
Police Launch
Drive Against
Drunk Driving

netasrined 70 establish r iNsr-
81 scar low IN ne.rcits traffic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22
BILL To BAR FALSE
RACIAI PUBLICATIONS

NRANN Ny CAMP Rlpa-.
'isqn sronsors Thursday lr'-o.
dnced ~ fhe legislature hllI
making q ? risdemcanor ~ ruh.
rsN Or ranse 10 he published any
false written or printed material
promoting hatred ~ any rrorp
because ~ race color or creed
sncaker said "Thev set their ss.
ranif on human dignity That :,
why they often inflicted re
slow death and degradation ~ re-
cancentraile camps as ars'r~
Grirk death hr tho firing s7rat"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22
TORMENTED
PAINS AND
Mrs. Minnie Taylor of 1912
Lafayette Street, Detroit,
Mich, w as Miserable
From Indigestion and Con.
stipation--Wants To Pub.
licly Endorse Gillian To
All Sufferers.

''a'euienis IKE that Of Mrs Tay-
lof stories ~ iruiy remarkable re-.
lief obtained by taking Gillian
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22
CLASSIFIED


ntNITD
PTS SF1frRs Men and
women ages !, 20; experience
rot necessary good ras Palmer
Tlrk Recreation. 100 v. NcNichol'
Eoaa between Woodward a John r
TO. a.seaa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22

are being told
every day by
grateful users.
Below are Min
ME Taylors
own words We
urge every SUI
fering man and
woman 10 read
them carefully
I Just About
Hated Food
For "A long
time / " a 8
roubled by
= y % J. stomach.
indigestion ana
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22

your bowels Cgradually-noi dras
tically or severely as they were
NEVER CLEANSED BEFORE sra
VIII help make the digestive or
gans sweet and clean. Gillian TENDS
70 make your liver more active
clear away the old bile from your
system and relieve sluggish kd-
neys. backache and agonizIng, en-
ergy-sapping pains in muscles auo
joints. caused by poor elimination
In short. Gillian will aid IN build
ing you MP IN general and make
you LOOK. ACT and FEEL IKE
DIFFERENT MAN or WOMAN
years younger than your real age
Gillian Is recommended snd 'ola
ny oil drug stores In Detroit ana
throughout the State Of Michigan
Help Yourself 10 health. start 70
day by buying a bottle Of Gilla~
One bottle will convince you. INV
Glljan Medicine Co.. Keith Blos-
Cincinnati, o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-22

gas ] would hloai AZ Mad
dizzy ! just abop, hated N
81 food and ! didn't sleen n
VAS consiipafed too alwa,
70 take something But now
since | have been taking g
don't have constipation. a
1000 dleests No sour stom,
gas no noihin' 7 publicly .
lillian 10 all suffering peor
Will say TO them. that n the,
hey viii surely he convince
wonderful"
Taken Before Meals
Acts Fasti
Taken shortly before mea
Gil
ALL D
In Detroit And Tn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15
Seek Camp Aides
So War Workers
Will Keep Jobs

Michigan summer camps for chill
dren will be unable TO handle the
large number Of applicants this year
unless they can get more people TO
work in the camps. according 10
Mrs. Lillian Usher. of the Detroit
Council of Social Agencies. 81 War
rem avenue west.
Positions of all kinds must be
filled at the camps before summer
vacation opens or many women who
are working in war plants will be
unable to continue because they will
be- unable to enroll their children"
said Mrs. Ussher.
The Group Work and Recreation
Division OF thu Detroit Council Of
Social Agencies is working with the
Michigan Camping Association this
year In operating Personnel Blu
reau for Michigan Camps.
Among the positions for which
any qualified person over Is may
apply by having a QUESTIONABLE
mailed him from the Council of
Social Agencies are camp physician,
camp nurse. riding or swimming in
structor. dietician, cook. cabin coun-
selors and all types of maintenance
employees. knowledge OF swimming.
crafts or the ability 10 tell stories
10 children are desirable but not eS-
sential. Interest in working with
children or young sdolescents is
necessary.
The questionnaires when returned
will be made available 10 camp di-
rectors who will get in touch with
applicants
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15
WIN YOUR MAN
WITH
MAGIC
PERFUME
WAX

To win love-snd hold
her man-many beau.
tiful bellies rub their
akin With aA0raf
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15
C-MIlu0N DolLAR.@
" 7 O MIC ~

Inc mysterious secret to health. After
one bottle. all dead parts of the body
come to life again rheumatism. Neu.
ritis. Indigestion. Gas. Muddy Com.
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IN Chicago. $l25. We also have Starr
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THOS. HOUZE
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15
Bowling, Fitzgerald To
Seek Key County Post

Wayne County Prosecutor Will
liam Bowling who announced his
csnd .dacy for reelection last week
may be opposed IN the Democratic
primary by Frank Fitzgerald who
sought to defeat Mayor Jeffries in
the mayoralty race last year.
A headline article in the news
paper Wayne County Democrat"
which is the Official party organ
indicated last week that they would
oppose Dowling's reelection. Refer
ring 10 the last mayoralty race the
newspaper article stated. But dur
ing the campaign our prosecuting
attorney, elected TO Office by the
Democrats, ran out on the famous
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15

date for Mayor and Governor on the
Democratic ticket one OF those
ar bilious chaps, you know. who
wants to go places but just can't
make up his mind where But party
loyalty is the first word Elm our
creed"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15

punsent perfume wax. They say: No man can
resi.t Its mysterious magic. Just rub q tiny
touch Of EEw.KEY near your ears, lips.
nose. neck and hair. Then: watch tss mag.
NEw:kEY. Mako the test for nights and
see for yourself. Feel the most exciting
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delivers 'NEw.KEY. pay him only Si.ss plus
charges. ~ Cash Orders sent Prepaid-rn-
sured. Money Back II not delighted! Write
today. NEW-KEY. lo3 Park Ave-. Dept.
i'm, New York IT. N. r..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-15

party leader, Fitzgerald. and allied
himself with the Republican Jeffries
forces. We didn't like it, This man,
Bill Bowling. who says he is DEM
ocrat, has been trying to be a candi-
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-11
E Lose Right
To Sell Gas

Five Detroit gasoline station
operators and one in Ecorse Will
be unable to sell gasoline legally
for the duration of rationing if
the penalties imposed upon them
yesterday are sustained.
They were convicted before OPA
Hearing Commissioner James S.
Jennary of accepting counterfeit
gasoline ration stamps on retail
sales. They are:
Martin Eisner, 2400 Woodward,
who is also awaiting sentence on
a charge of selling gasoline at
so cents a gallon, TO which he
pleaded guilty on Dec 6; Lucius
Yates of f34e John r., Eugene
Affolder and James Ever. ia
Baldwin: Lawrence A. Oliver. $500
w. Warren. and George d. Hos
sack Of Ecorse.
Clarence Brooks. operator Q a
station in Ypsilanu, received a
two-week suspension on a similar
charge.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-11
Army in Paris Cancels
congressman S Talks

PARIS. Dec. 9 (INS)-In the
wake of scathing criticism of war
department public relations by
Rep. Thomas (R) of New Jersey,
army authorities suddenly can
celed press conference that had
been scheduled today with the
congressional committee touring
the Western 'FRONT.'
Rep. Thomas charged that army
public relations officers released
too much good news and not
enough bad"
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-11
Navy Man Elected
GoodfeIIows Officer

Frank Becker. former head of
the L. s Marine Post Office in
Detroit and now a chief warrant
boatSWain in the navy, has been
elected second vice president of
the Detroit Old Newsboys Good
fellow Fund.
Becker now is in navy hospital
at Seattle and expects 10 return
TO duty in the South Seas upon his
recovery In his place when the
Old NewSboyS sell their Gooodfel-
low papers Dec. 10 will be his
daughter, Bernice.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-11
BY Roy Crane

This Detroit Times carrier OF year has
won two educltionll trips and 5000
cash as Times award, for outst,nding sales
achievements. his summer he Travelled
10 Cleveland BY boat and last month to
New York City by streamlner Keith
considers his New York tap As hfes n,est
exciting experience.
Kaduoh, an A student in the 9Th grade
of St. Joseph School, wants to be news
paper man. lie plays basketball on his
school team, is member Of the Youne
Peoples Club and sccond-clio Boy
Scout Of Troop 500. re plays both
basketball and soft ball on teams in the
Detroit Times Cirricr Athletic League
Ills hobby Is stamp collecting.
Keith IS IS. live, at j,o7 Iemsy. serves
Detroit Times subscribers m Montclnr
and Lemly. and attend, church At ST.
Margaret -Mify,.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-11
Hosiery Shop Owner
Accused by 0PA

Jerry Blum, proprietor Of Jer-
rvs Hosiery Shop. 214 State, was
charged today by the OPA, in an
injunction suit in federal court,
with failure to mark ceiling prices
on merchandise.
Abram Sapiro. OPA enforce
ment attorney. said that, if an
Injunction were obtained, the gov
ernment would ask for permission
TO examine Blum'S books to de-
termine if price ceilings had been
violated.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-11
State S 19 Electors
Cast Votes Dec Is
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING. Dec. 9-Walter C.
Averill Jr., chairman of the Demo-
cratic state central committee
announced today that Michigan's
l9 Democratic presidential elec-
tors will meet at 2 p. m. Dec. Is
in the Senate chambers 10 cast
the states 19 electoral votes for
President Roosevelt.
In the morning. the state CEN
trail committee will meet TO set
dates for county and state spring
conventions. Party meetings are
being moved up this year TO pro-
vide ample time to allow for SOL
der balloting.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-11
Youth Holds
Peace Power

ALBANY, Dec. 9 (INS)-Gov,
Dewey, in his first public address
since his defeat for the presidency
Nov. Z. warned the youth of Amer
lea that this generation can make
the peace, but that the RESPONSE
bilities for maintaining it lie with
the young people who will be in
charge of the nations affairs in
the years ahead.
The governor yesterday told 40C
teen age delegates TO the annual
New York state Hi-Y assembly
that they must resist by every
means in their power ANY devel-
opment which would render all
the bloodshed, all the sacrifices,
vain and useless.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-11
u. s.. Creates
New Ranks

WASHINGTON. Dee. 9 fINS4
The House passed and returned
10 the Senate yesterday a bill
creating the ranks of generals Of
the army and fleet admirals of
the l.. S. Navy.
Adms King. Nimitz Halsey and
Leahy are expected to get the
new rank.
Gems. Marshall, Eisenhower.
Arnold and Macarthur are In line
for the new army rank. f-
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-11
Hospital Association
Banquet tuesday

The Leo ". Levi Memorial Hos
pital Association will hold Il ban-
quet Tuesday night in Huylcrs
.ConCourSe dining room in the
Fisher Building. eliminating a
fund raising drive held under the
sponsorship of B'nai Birth.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-11
u. S. General Promoted

NEW DELHI, India. Dec.
INS)-Maj. Gen. Frank Merrill
today was appointed deputy com
mander OF United States forces in
-tfp India Burma theater.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-11

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