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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-17

UTICA - The annual meet
ing of the Utica Library Associ-
alton will be held in the library
on Tuesday evening, March 81,
at 8 o'clock. There will be an
election of officers at which time
to be elected will be president,
second vice-president, and re-
cording secretary. The annual
reports will also be given at this
time.
Maude Mae Wright accom-
panied by her friend, Harriet
Daniels, both teachers in the
Holly schools. will spend the
weekend with Miss Wrights
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Point
err have been spending the past
week in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kollmor-
gen, $40 Garfield road, announce
the arrival of a daughter, Mar
ilyn Marie, on March 8.
Mrs. James Fletcher, Miss Ell
lenora Harmed and Miss Betty
Fletcher will leave Friday to
visit Fred Fletcher at Drew
Field, Tampa, Florida. They will
stop en- route to see Miss Har-
ned's brother, Harley Harmed
who is with the ASTP attend
ing college at Nashville, Tenn.
They will be gone about two
weeks.
On April Il and % rummage
sale Is being planned to be held
In the John Deere building on
Cass street. Mrs. James Merritt,
Sr., will act as chairman and
Mrs. William r. Davis is CO.
chairman, nj the fall, on Sep
tember %, a bazaar will be held
with Mrs. Leroy Tyack in
charge. Initiation will be held at
the temple on April 20.
Utica Methodist church will
hold its Church Family Night
program Friday night, March II,
At 7 o. m. at the church. Pot-luck
supper will be served at that
time. Please bring your own ia
BILE service. This will be the first
Bank Night. A fine program
il planned for all who come.
Mrs. Herbert c. ART returned
home after having been with
her husband in Virginia since
their marriage on Valentines
day. They were married in
Richmond, Va, by the Rev.
Sauer, pastor of Bethlehem
Lutheran church Of that city.
Mrs. ART is the former June
Ward. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Ward of Mount Clemens
and Detroit.
Herb ART, son Of Mrs. Mary
ART, of Utica. has been station
ed at Camp Pickett. Va, but is
soon to be transferred else
where.
William Erwin was called to
Howell Tuesday by the serious
illness Of his father.
Howard Emorey, of Royal
Oak, accompanied his uncle,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-17

Howard Emorey, of Royal
Oak, accompanied his uncle,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-17

William Erwin was called to
Howell Tuesday by the serious
illness of his father.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Point
er have been spending the past
week in Indiana.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15
Mrs. Allen Hostess
Contemporary Club

Mrs. Howard l.. Allen was host
eSs yesterday afternoon AT gao
O'Clock at her home on GboIson
dFenuc Tor the initial fall meeting
OF Inc Contemporary Book Club.
Miss Dorothy Wcstcr. president.
presided. Following the welcome
address, Miss Wcster gave a resume
OF the work accomplished by the
cluo the preceding year. The out
standing accomplishments were list
cd as the part tho club had in the
ruth Wal Loan drive, and
lion with the USO in cntcrtarnno
service men and providing for their
comfort. Appreciation was express
cd 10 the staff Of the Perry Library
Tor the help in selecting books Tor
the club year.
Several new officers we're elected
10 I'll vacancies caused ny illness,
moving aud other reasons. Mrs,
Walter n. Stone was elected wee
president; Miss Alice Rose, score
tsry; and Mrs. Waddell Gholson,
II. treasurer.
The program chairman. Mt.
lalold Nixon. announced that =
complete list Of books for club study
would bc available al the next mccl-
ing on September u at tho home Of
Mrs. Richard PurWcll.
Following the business of the att
ernoon. the hostess served rsftesn-
rOcnts consisting of iced drinks,
sandwiches. fudge cakes and cheese
biscuits to tho following members
present: Mrs. Isham Bagley. Mrs,
Dick Burwcll, Mrs. Waddell Gnel-
son, il, Mrs, Henry Hight, Mr.. S.,
Peace. Jr.. Mrs. Charles Scllars, Mrs.
Walter n, Stone, and Miss Dorothy
WeStGr.
Mr.. Vance Rollins vas a guest
# the club for the afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15
Tuesday Dance Is
Cancelled; Special
Dance September q

The committee for Butncr dances
has been notified that the dance
scheduled 90 take place at the But
near Club No. | on Tucst'-y. Sep
TENDER 10, has been canccilc1, 1t
was announced today. In lis place
there will be a dance at the Field
'tpuSc ON ~>"furdav. September %
from $50 until 1l:30. Tommy Tuck
cr's orchestra Will play. putting ON
a broadcast at $50.
1t is desired that a gerry lar-C
number of girls attend this dance,
and group leaders are requested 20
notify Miss henrietta S1rausc, VINO
Will be executive hostess, on TGCa-
day night, September 10, between
the hours Of seven and eight, tun-
lng in the namcS Of the girls from
their groups who will attend.
1int> uc lranSi 0rtaIOn Tor TINS
dance will be furnished by Camp
Butner, and the service office must
be notified on Wednesday Of the
number expected, junior hoStessCs
are requested to be very definite
when notifying their group leaders
of their intention to 90 to the dance.
Any girl who finds she will be I'M
able to 90 must notify either Mrs.
Alex Watkins or Miss StrauSc. so
that another girl may be asked to
take her place, it was stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15
Carc>'s WWS With
Mrs.. A. H. HoNle

The W. NJ. S. Of the Caroy's Bap-
fist church met last Sunday niFh'
at the home Of Mrs. y. II. ituNic.
with II members present.
Mrs. Hovlc was in charge q Il"
program, which was based y n,
subject: "~Enthronina the KIM IN
Our Own Community Discussions
were conducted by several members
q the group.
Officers for the coming yea were
elected during the business session.
Following the business session
Mrs. f. n. Ellington assisted Ms.
Hoyle in serving refreshments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15
TO
M BE GIVEN

All students Of Henderson high
school who we're conditioned on Il sub
iect last wear Will DO given an "ppor-
subject, September 81, at four
subject. September 2l. at four
o'clock. S. NJ. Cr"Wdor. principal,
reminded these students today.
An announcements Of the re-NNam~
nation was made about a month AZ"
in the Dispatch, which should give
students ample time to prepare for
the examination, Mr., CroWder stated.
the announcement TO-DAY va. 4 g
nirder for students who have :"
condition on a subject.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15

at sounds almost like a miracle, Judge...
how did we ever do it,
american industry did ii. Sally. When
the laps conquered the chief natural rubber
producing ccnters of the world they thought
they had dealt a death blow to our war
effort. But, in less than two years, we are
producing enough synthetic rubber in this
country to supply all our military and
essential civilian requirements.
"Our rubber experts knew how to make
it but the most practical process at the
time required huge amounts of industrial
alcohol -. far beyond the already over
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15

SEND TWENTY CENTS m coins
Of these patterns to Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Dept, 232
Vest 18th ST, New York II. N. Y.
Print plainly SIZE, NAME, AD-
DRESS. STYLE NUMBER.
FIFTEEN CENTS more brings
eou the Marian Martin Fall and
Winter Pattern Book full Of smart,
aasy-to-make styles. a free bed
ac'z"t pattern is printed right in the
book.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15
To Visit

Ms. John T. Church. of -peunc
Beach, California, is spending, come
time With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. II. Rose, on Charles street. Mis-.
'hurch il III Cformcr Miss Emma
Thomas Rose.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15
Guests.

MIR. and Mrs. A. p. Thrash, Of
AsheVillc. are expected tonight to
be the weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. l.. McCallum.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15
Daughter EOrn

Mr., and Mrs. G. Il. LcNeavC. Of
Du.naln, announce ne onth OF a
daughter, Claudia Kay, September ~
at Watts hospital. Nj. and Mrs,
IcNca\r arc former residents OF
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15
Return from Virginia Reach

Nf' and Mrs. p. H. Rose and MIA
Allcc Rose have returned 10 her
nome on Charles street after an OK
tended stay at Virginia Beach.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15

taxed capacity Of our industrial alcohol
plants. 50, overnight. our country's beverage
distlllers stopped making Whiskey and pro-
duced hundreds Of millions of gallons of the
vitality needed alcohol.
LAS a matter OF fact, Sally, a high govern
ment official said recently =. synthetic
rubber is from 6 to 9 months ahead OF
where it could have been if alcohol had not
been available for butadlene production.
eve were really fortunate, weren't we
Judge. to have a beverage d~istilling industry
in existence -. able to help perform his
great wartime miraCle!'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15
In Wilmington Schoo,.

MISS Moili' Bugg Ellis has lcf, for
wilmington where she Will no
""''''oeF q me school faculty thcrc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15
10 Teach at WiIminc,o,

MS Carolyn Duke has gone to
Wilmington, where she will DO a
memher OF the faculty Of the Now
Hanover high school there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-15
BHRT lis
Birth Of Son.

Nh. and MI. Edward Moody an
nouncc the birth ot a soa, Preston
Allen, on September 8, at Maria
parham hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
HOUSES ron SALE-wESr
A1R0TT.T = 5 rms. fur.
nlnGkd: 500 On. Proulx. LA $751;.

AdROTT. Trumbun Is rms. fur
nnHed: 500 dn. Proulx. LA $751;.
MBURN, INSTRUMENTATION
yr old: 2 bedrm. home. h. a. hit,
storms. screens. shrubbery; priced
AZ only IS, 395.
PRIEST. s27s-4 yr. old brick. tile
features, nat. fireplace, storms.
screens. awnings, shrubbery. gar.
imm, possn. Bargain, $500.
WHlTCoMB. $685. yr. old face
brick. spacious rooms. nat. fire.
gar; paved quick poss n -
bath dn.. 2 up. bedrooms, nat.
fireplace. carpeting INCLUDED
ven. blinds, picket fenced. 2 car
gar only 81. 900.
LoNGACRE, $685. yrs. old. 5 and
bath down. ? up. bedrooms, COW
cred porch. h. A. hit. car gar. f;
immediate poss'n.'
ROY l.. ROUNTREE-REAL
1920 PLYMOUTH--VE 5-i500
BURT ROAD. Mr.. JOY
5 rooms, large attic, tile bath and
kitchen sink i0-ft. lot. Only $500.
Terms. Immediate possession.
BRUToN REALTY-VE $3.50
CLEVELAND. 22si3. mr.. summer.
WV btdl bOtIl--o-ptulIls Hoiit, iuil
basement. II. A. heat, tile bath. Ice.
rooms throughout. lge. lot. plenty OF
large shade trees; l block of Outer
Drive; many other features q months
old. $500 down, balance like rent.
Open II 20 3 p. m. Owner. DE $3.50
or TO s-i4e4.
DALE 1885, mr.. schoolcraft, brk.
home. paved 81. tile feat. basem't. /.
4O-ft. lot. $500 dn., plus costs. Open.
O. r HART co. GA ZOO no 1851
DEARBORN Township-26136 Pow.
ers. 5-rm. bungalow, lge. attic. air
cond. heat. tile bath, bay window,
large lot; ? years old. A real buy.
only $3.50. $500 down. Owner. AT
0220. DE 1850.
DEARBORN 2I60i HICKORY-cor-
ner Bailey, blks. west Telegraph /;
rooms VACANT $500 down.
SEE THIS TO-DAY OR TOMORROW!
o. Il HART, Realtor. no 1851
FORD workers, Wayne. modern 5
rooms: all tile features: only 3 years
old owner left city. must sell: SO, 300.
consider $500 down. Boyer. TU
2-s92O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
UPHoLSrERING

"REuPHoLsTERY ADVERTISERS
IN THE DETROIT TINES SUB
SCRIBE TO THE FOLLOWING
REGULATIONS: REUPHOLSTERY
SERVICE SHALL INCLUDE STRIP
PING To BARE FRAME, SPRINGS
RETfED. FRAMES REPAIRED AND
PARTS REPLACED WHERE Nee
ESSARY.'
THE FINEST UPHOLsTERING
We 7-0Ol0 1915 GRAND RIVER
RESTYLING, REUPHOLSTERING
MA 1882 AIRCRAFT TO 1880
Al UPHoLsTERING. choice covers.
Fidelity Upholstering Can OR o7s0.
A ape suite reupholstered. $40 s5,
Artistic Upholsterers TY $500.
"BELCREsT" --- Restyling: written
guar est 1852 fireman. TY t-22i3.
RIDLEY FOR uphOlstering. Call TY
i-632l now for estimate
FINE QUALITY UPHoLsTERiNG
? % $50 So. Behrman'S-TY 6-7s7o.
CALL BERK S for quality upholster-
inr 1908 CD RIVER no 20as.
CUSTOM quality reupholstering. $40
down 81 week Progress. PL 1885.
FOR me upholstering. call Crane Up
nols,ering. ss35 Mack PL 2i7i.
INDIVIDUAL STYLING. sac
$3.50 Cd River TIMPA's-Ho $3.50
LET FAMOUS restyIe and rebuild
your ? pc. suite Call TO s-3TOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

TYPISr-capahis and experienced n
type accounting department reports
for West Side automotive manufac-
turer opportunity TO learn Elliott
Fisher Bookkeeping machine. 5ls day
week MIR Hudson, LA $500.
TYPISTS-JCNlO
Permanent positions. Michigan Con-
Solidated Gas Co. Clifford and
Bagley
TNPISr clerk wanted Apply CONT
rental Aviation and Engineering
Corp 3s4i East Milwaukee
TYPlST and Ediphone operator. 5is-
day week General Electric Co, 200
AuffOnetfe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
HARRINGTON SECTION
APARTMENT PROP. ron SALE

5-USlT apartment: oil heat. newly
decorated: modern fixtures furnished.
owner retiring. opportunity. good M.
come sii 900, terms. PL 1857.
lna7 MaNUen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
BOARD AND ROOMS

RILLGER- JEFFERSON = Gentleman
preferred excellent meals. good trans
portatlon. LIZ Oli6.
BOARD and room. single beds
southern cooking, all you can eat
$40 weekly 20 Parsons, opposite
1878 Woodward
FIELD. iO4g Girls, home eooklng
and privileges. excellent transporta'
ton. Packards. Briggs Budd 5.
Muffays. Dodge's. OIL 66i5.
NEWLY decorated good food. excel
lent transportation, near Woodward,
Oh 1929. 100 Winder
NURSING-Car for aged, colored,
Good Samaritan Hospital. 500 Palmer.
TR 2-6i74.
ROOM AND BoARD-suitable Two
gentlemen. TR 1870. 276 Mars,on.
COLoRED Room and board for 2
respectable men. 1928 Melrose, be-
tween Clay and Custer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28

VAN DYKE. us. mr.. Jefferson, II
rms I bths compl furnished room
inc house. Good home and income
Excellent location Price SO. 500 .
terms # wanted Reaume 4 Silloway.
Inc RIA Si6i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
HOTELS
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent

CLIFTON S72e Warren Liyernois;
attractive front room, suitable , Tf
s.lqi2
COUPLE ~ gentlemen room WITH
kitchen privileges s6h1 Shaddick.
Dearborn south n Warren and Wy
omng
! DAWSON Livernois clean not
water inner spring. shower pa osll.
/ EXTRA large room suitable for
good transportation TO h-3331
GEORGIA. So Just step Oft Gra,iot
! Lovely front room reasonable.
I LINWooD-LAWToN transportation,
private home garage rY i-6sll
267s west Philadelphia
LOTHRoP 2o2l block north West
Grand Blvd Single room home
prlSilages telephone
! PENNSYLVANIA. $685. - , furnished
( rooms near Gratiot Working couple
preferred
VAN DYKE. l54i-Large room cou-
/ pie private entrance
WHITE girls 30 share attractive
room excellent transportation. NE
OG13
/ CoLORED gentleman clean. quiet
no afternoon shift CHRISTIAN home
TR l20So.
( COLoRED Room FOR SINGLE gentle.
man working morning shift west
SIDE location Gil 23s2
COLORED quiet. respectable home
single gentleman preferred; near
Grand Beh. TY 6-stl5
COLoRED Room Tor working chris.
tan couple. good transportation. TO
g-3ta5
/ COLORED Neatly furnished room
/ for gentleman west side Ti 5-O5ll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
Hadley Country Estates
RESORTS ron SALE

LAKE COTTAGE
50, 500 year around. soft. tot, sewers
water main. 5 rooms. Duo -Therm
heat. gas stove nicely furnished ;
garage 81 500 down Can be shown
sunday. Judson Bradwsy Co. RIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
HOUSES FOR SALE

coLoRED Al BARGAINS! : 7
rms, $500 dn. q; Q ROOMS. $3.50 On. I:
4-FAM. frame. 1000 dn.; N. OF
BLVD. i2-rm. light housekeeping.
$500 200 DIN: 4 ROOMS. tsrn \, ed
~ 300 an 2'F FAN oslsk' a. .o s''s sp
LYsLEs, broker, 93i7 Oakland. MA
1913; TR 2-2s77. LIf
coLoRED SPECIALIZE Buchanan.
recreation room; steam heat: ga
rage: excellent condition; immediate
possession. ONLY So. 500, terms.
sLoBIN-TR 1886. TY THIS
CoLoRED-West side: 5 rooms and
bath, stove heat. very clean: only
$3.50, $1,000 down: I rooms and
bath, 2 bedrooms: clean inside and
out; $3.50: only $3.50 down. T. w.
Fletcher. vi i-t0sf.
CoLoRED-tGreeley; 2 fam, 6.s;
vacant: $4,000. 81 800 will handle.
McPherson lovely single. rms
81 900 will handle. Immediate posses
sion. Other vacant properties. TR
1882.
CoLoRED-LARGE LISTING. Any
where in Detroit. E-Z terms. Consult
US for advice before buying
CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
sos MCpfdWs AZ WARREN. O-Jooo
CONGRATULATIONS. Get your
application in for NEW homes in
Mackay.s Mile district and South
west Detroit. WATSON REALTY.
1929 st. Antoine. CA 4606-4607.
COLORED-VACANT.
1854 krlington-l0 rms. 81. 500 On.
CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
1884 McGrsw. at Warren. TY 1886
COLORED-GRAND- II. PIX; nice
rms. full basel. gas hit; good
condition. Only So, 800, terms.
sLOBIN-TR 1-0366. TY This
CoLORED-2240 Alexandrine: 3-fam-
lily, one vacant. move right In. Bar
gain. 1000 down. Many others.
sadowski. PR 1891.
Sherman: 2-family. IA
rooms; terms Rivard. 2-family,
So. 500: immediate possession. Can
non Bros, FL 0l40.
COLORED-S Scotch Ave. 4 bedrms. /:
81, 900 down. Call evenings. Owens.
TY 5-947i
COLORED-Nice. clean rooms !:
east side; 81. 300. $1,000 dn. TIC
5-0647
COLORED-Vscant. Harding, 1911 .
rooms: priced reasonably. CA 1905.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

AT 4hGs ins. Co. funds for good
mtge. loans; land contracts bought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-28
..Z.,L ESTATE Wai..--

L. sIDE-cash buyers waiting. per-
sonal attent. Alverson. TW l-7020.
FLA owNERs-wnl buy your home.
pay you . nice profit In cash quickly.
Rountree, 1920 Plymouth. We $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

I HAVE known Sun 70 since
4 the year 1919. In all those
years he has hoped and skipped
about politically with amazing
agility but always landing IN
Office with the group in power.
His principal political asset Is
that he is the only son Of Sun
Yat-Sen and therefore IS An
adornment 10 any adminiStra-
1innI in China.
lie often has differed from
Chang Kai-shek and AZ various
times there have been deep
feuds between Sun Fo and vari-
Gus members OF the Soong fam
ily To which he is only related
by the marriage Of his father TO
a Soong sister after his mother
had been divorced by Sun Vat
Sen.
Signs Of trouble in China are
numerous. Border difficulties
with Soviet Russia in Mongolia
and Sinkiang are developing,
The supply lines between India
and China are being cut by the
japanese. Unquestionably the
Japanese are about 10 start an
other military campaign against
Chang Kai-shek. The Conn
munist armies are growing more
active. r. Y. Soong has been
pushed from power and. al
though still minister Of foreign
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

TIIE Russian armies have had
Il remarkable success in driv-
ing the German under Manner
helm out of UkFainia.
They have captured the great
Black Sea port OF Odessa. They
are overrunning the debatable
territory of Bessarabia. for
mer province OF the tsars, coded
10 Romania at the end OF the
first World War. They are in
full swing for the recapture of
the peninsula Of Crimea.
They have driven into this
isolated block of land that
thrusts southwark into the
Black Sea, both by the narrow
isthmus of Perekop. which is
not more than four or five miles
wide. and across the Kerch
Strait at its eastern end.
They have taken the provin-
cial capital of Simferopol, which
is hardly more than IS miles
from the famous port and cita-
del Of Sevastopol.
TfIE Germans obviously are
Il making a complete retreat
from Ukrainia. This rich south
eastern portion of Russia is
what the Germans have long
coveted.
They sought TO gain ii by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
wv al TUID XXIWNHUIEW On
w 1AA%A A@AS w AANOAAA~A~A Broadway

wound up being examined with
seleetees. The final doctor told
him he was 4-F.
But" protested the soldier,
I'm already In the army
Nonsense" pped the
medieo, get dressed and go
home"
poor solder got back into
uniform. returned TO Camp and
said nothing.
How do you explain TO a top
sarge that you're At?
THE Late Watch: The lifting
Il of Red Shelton by Mary
Morris Monday was over a titan
haired d oil named Georgia
Davis, coasters hear.
IL Delmar, the director of the
towns new musical hit. Follow
the Girls" and Jiggs st. Clair OF
that show are ya-hoo!
Rear Adm. Aaron Stanton
Merrill, USN famous as Tip
Merrill when he served with
NimitZl has succeeded Capt. l..
p. Lovette as head OF navy pub
lie relations, Washington ..
The captain goes to sea.
In Mary Martins Touch OF
Venus" song hit there is the
line: Speak low when YOU
speak love. "
In ShakeSpeare's Much Ado
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
BETTER HEALTH

thyroid gland in the neck can
be seen 10 be enlarged.
This condition is caused bas-
ically by an overabundance Of
the secretion Of the gland. The
other disorder due 10 lack of
the secretion appears In two
somewhat different forms
infancy and childhood, resulting
in a mentally sluggish and over
weight child. of peculiar bodily
proportions, and in middle-aged
people increase in weight,
thickening of the skin and mep-
tai sluggishness.
DGT the conditions do not al
- ways appear in such clear
cut forms. Thyroid trouble
may also appear under the
mask Of Cd heart trouble-pal-
pltation and anginal pans; (2)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
WORLD IN REVIEW

treaty OF Brest-Litovsk in 1918,
when Russia was in weakness
and confusion through the Boil
shevist capture OF the Russian
state.
Long before the German in
vasion OF Russia in 1912, Hitler
had declared that the acquisi-
ton of Ukrainia would COM
piete the economy OF Germany.
Although the German army
still holds a portion of White
Russia north of the Pinsk
marshes. the complete deliver
ance Of the Russian empire
from German conquest is nearly
accomplished.
However, Sevastopol remains
to be wrested from the Ger
mans, and the question is
whether the Germans. in their
flight from Crimea, will attempt
to hold this city.
CEVASTOPOL has been sub
y jected in the last 80 years
to two stupendous siege opera
tons.
The Germans took ii from the
Russians in July, 1912, but only
after eight months of attack.
The Russians fought with
desperate valor. some units
holding on to strong points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20

-eeediRFs by thumbing her nose
at them. Press photographers
are so used 20 subjects smiling
demurely. and mugging into the
camera, that they welcome al
most anything as a change.
The struggle for admissions
IA the big trial prompted IL. a.
Gfalt-,aRe =aGthe= array Of de-
Tense coupsel 10 make dead
PANIED request Of the trial
Judge that the proceedings he
transferred 10 an auditorium
somewhere.
This of course. was wonder
ful material for the wiSecrack-
ers. They started calling up
friends that the baseball season
had been called off so the trial
could he moved into Griffith
Stadium.
Joyce O'HARA, who is chief
% ballyhoo man for Eric John
son, president Of the l.. s.
Chamber of Commerce. said
there has never been anything
like the present situation since
the year Of the big wind in Ire
land.
ITS the drafting" said Mr..
OHars. a very sententious type
Nobody ever runs openly for
public Office these days. They've
got 10 be drafted"
Even at the risk that you may
have heard it by now l am 60
ing 10 repeat the historic crack
made by Senator Ellison d.
Cotton Ed Smith a few
weeks ago. The South Carolina