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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

Tr kp rr-rry. MARCH II, 1914
mi March wind, bowat II mph They broke windows
i beat a snowstorn into your home town.
all decorated honor OF me Red cross dIlNe Whch
going great Ford Foundations E Slo"'VJt leSEe
Foundation. $4,000
Bic stor, tho week Charles Sorcnsen production wizard
and wee president Motor Co. has resigned Ill healt
IS the reason given. Florida.
IIHfCH brings announced sale OF the hdse Ford home
" PoH Price asked F5o2ooo for tho J0ooloo
lake frontage.
90 Museums ~. Benson Fo0, on th' 0, mas bfrR
Transferred N S1u trd1rlSC0,
~ r7oT7r house on Of imported English
t17nrr -77Fr bHri ~ fht
entrance gates conspicuous dlong Lake Shore Dct phe the
house IS forest trees Chich wcre tucFed m and
planted b. the landscapes.
their sixth child Chuck
L is in a director Of the RFC.
perfect the
movies is getting another Mickey Rooney has been
IA lille has The measles
Charlie Chaplin in Joan BarrSs paternity suit
father of child
Spencer, called Detrohs most beau
tn woman WindsoTs first
husband, Comd Earl Winfield Spencer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

TIRE INSPECTION nEAnIINES
C-AfaN % Aha 1f R--June 81
PROC ~~lp FOODS
Green h a. M-NaHa thr Ieh
Rlus A.s As Cs. rs and -
VALID ffr.lEr MAY O..
NTAT>, CHTTST, TATs
Rfaun and AFIC fhrruEn
-A-r.N 90
Rcd A-Hs-R-s. g, n-s. - and
- VALID thr.uEf NsF ~
I ard Ration lree through March ~.
Ons 10 saitnEe Fat, good for
cents ana tWu nnsst ration points.
SUGAR
stamp Ir, 10. 4 HOOK Pos NaHi
Irfrfr te'n
stamp 4u ~. = Book--' ins Tor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
EXAMPLE INVALUABLE

Gov. Dwight II Green of Illinois
also offered his endorsement OF
tho national competition in which
more than $4,000 in war bonds
viii be awarded as prizes. The
governor said:
"John Paul Jones fou nd d
the finest tradition of the United
StntrS navy His daunttess gal
lantry inspires each succeeding
generation Of our fighting sea-
men; his example j. worth more
10 our republic than n fleet of
ShiDs of the line"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
PennyCdmpdign
Proposed TO-
Aid Sister Kenny
Appeal Made 10 Keep
Originator Of Polio
Treatment in U. s.
Nv NORINE FOLEY
SPECIAL 10 TN DETROIT TIMES

. CHICAGO, March IA penny
for kenny
out Of tho smiles Of Kenny
cured children and the gratitude
Of humans free of tho fortunes Of
infantilc paralysis was born n
movement 10 Danish the dread
disease with a VOW 10;
Keep SISTER Kenny here"
A challenge hurled from the
platform OF the Oriental Thcater
Building hall by Or. Preston
Bradley last night found immedi-
ate and thrilling response in the
scores of eager youngsters seated
about him. all polio victims, and
in the hundreds Of relatives and
friends who cheorcd the pastor Of
tho Peoples Church Of Chicago
when he said:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
'Bricker Has Chance Taft

fNeff94ff7 As vi {; n t
CUPl Senator Robert A. Taft
CR) Of Ohio. said today that Gov
Brickcr Of Ohio "hae "A very good
chance" 10 win tho Republican
presidential nomination
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
AN INSPIRATION

Said Adm. Bearded;
"The contest on the life and
achievements of John Paul
Jones, one OF Americas truly
great naval leaders, deserves
the attention of every student
and of every true American.
STIRRED as we are at this time
by the extraordinary daring
and accomplishments OF Amer
iCa's navy in this greatest Of
all wars. we. nevertheless. Will
find much OF inspiration In the
life and activities Of the great
commodore OF the American
Revolution.
TnaSmuch, also. n many Of
those who may he expected to
participate In these oratorical
contests may he called within a
short time 10 follow In the foot
steps of John Paul Jones,
through service with the Amer
lean navy, the inspiration and
patriotic fervor that unques-
tiOnably will result from study
of his life will 60 far toward
insuring the utmost in patriotic
ardor on the part of these fine
yotInp men,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

GASOLINE
farrou lO--s1oof through Nsr IT.
al anH "a Coupons SAILS f.
AZ and e. teupuu~--. -a.f
a and t-3 coupons -nF
.rn requires safe raTe
'.-r.r mum Der be- nmtita r even
coupon .aHrr rerri0f1.i
run ntt
Period $50 gHUnls srt tfrrNkA
NHr.n %
Period 4 sud Period h---.r0,'l thr'tsh
sept 30.
lIQt Or
NJ. f-VtIs ,hraasn Marcs .i.
SHOES
Stansn 1s-NEHe Irfo f1 An- hf
.t--.l.,e Stsmr I-Na .r"tfr Fe.r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

No priority needed. Removes
d ud gerry from washdayt
Corrugated washboardl Fit
tings are slightly extra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
CAMPAIGN URGED

"1f l5,O00.0O0 people would
give one penny "A year, Sister
Kenny would have the required
Sl50,000 annually TO carry on
her magnificent work. Why not
start n campaign with the slO-
gan. 4 penny for Kenny ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
sOenr Buddy

THIS Is n letter to YOUR service man l's All
i about his HOME TOWN, the most important
pace I'm the world 20 him. Clip this letter today
sign your name at the bottom and send IL Ia
him. wherever he il, he wants the news from
HOME. Its up 60 you 10 mail H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
WOMAN SUGGESTS Plan

Or. Bradley revealed that tho
idea was suggested by Mrs. II. b
Gordon of 444 r. Fifty-Seconc
street. New York City who sent
100 pennies to start the drive.
SAID Or. Bradley;
Every great idea, every great
personality, every important
truth that has ever been OF any
value TO civilization has had "A
tremendous struggle, to over
come difficulties and obstacles
i'm order 10 get that truth be-
fore the people"
Referring 20 the entirely new
conception and technique of the
kenny treatment in ffftaiftffe
paralysis. Or. Bradley said
II think the final proof of
whether or not thing is right
is-does il work? III II gets
results, there is no argument
against its success. IL il "A fact
that Sister Kenny is getting re-
sults-very tangible results"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12
z Admrals Praise
OratOry Contest
John Paul Jones Called
Inspiring Example
BY JERRY PETIT

Two sdmirals of Uncle Sans
navy this week Joined the military
parade Of high-ranking officials
Fundamentally dorSing and
commanding the John Paul Jones
Orator!cal Contest sponsored by
The Detroit Times and other
Hearst newspapers.
Rear Adm. d. NJ. LeBreton.
commandment of the Fifth Naval
District, with headquarters in
Norfolk Va. declared such con-
test helps build "solf-conhdence,
ability 10 think quickly under pres
sarc. and teaches self-reliance. -
Rear Adm. John r. Bearded
superintendent OF the u. S. Naval
Academy at Annapolis. Md, where
tho mortal remains Of John Paul
Jones arc enshrined, agreed TO
head the distinguished Maryland
board of Judges for the contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12


Here's thc end Of that o the RrerRo,oC up ard ms
i1yad bride They're bgc from Geoyga IegHg mgrrea ara
g gaT %iPosse' for bepq HWoL
furion0h cpae Baerbndcr did, and rife layda
aSre, Sht saG Sy ,sg c 'o' 50 "'0 at "
LoGs C. Escl co. DSR po'oron cose. comedy otter broke
most Of his me tr,t farm His four operseas
GOV set board to look
after the % d fsa@s% S in New York for his phys
G wpG n, had S.% TO a his " the NH'" while ne
say love can't find EMS Bosca 24yearod
t~ics from here The eos-slossi
Bishop Nicholson of the Detroit Methodist
area is dead He was d.
nETROIT lines, says DPW Commissioner
Dr. Clarence former 7 Of NJ pexy now famous ~.
week marching off TO war They re
USED Dg Wedding VAC Pfc LILLIAN
McdsiGse aneeyn Of Munsng 6OOpound truck driver died
in the University Hospital Ann Ar6or
GOODYEAR says they chicR riu keep going
VI rhe fheyy pierced BIZ q bullet
Mrs. Anthony sargent councillor Ford Motor Co.. has
stors Pearl back again and cent Hono
u his eopras rating, Non he's private again" taking
e n rcd ~as faed s. for running light She's vir;
oinia red glores and
shoes tosng costume ohen she faced the Judge
TIARCH baseball The boys down at Evanston where
M Jack ze, D the SoSs for chas G school Kids "
Pnky Higgins and Rudy York won't be there long Jack says
complete without information about Bo DO New
I've always thought II was cracked head kneecap
Red installing night lighting and the NanEs and
Tigers are expected TO follow suit
WALTER wAIIY former Bob-oIn pro is in the army
r 9en Tog IN war I Rs9 i0 @p w" %dn the anc cp in
Because the hockey fans are so enthusiastic
protecting fence around the dressing for the visiting teams
Car Wood says speed boats viii mp the
because Of what engineers have learned from Tho r.
Eo Two -'e-s'S
u lie raj
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Illus be,ls 9oiepbtmm,tt

2lm Dergangenen 9ienstag, 19ten
De5ember, beranitalteten Die 5h1oen.
ten cine formelle A6idieosfeier au gb.
rem ,tnieres i6ei6en6en &eftors an6
gegenmdrttgen 8iidofs Sr. @raellena
Mirg. SenrD S. @rimn1elsman. Die
@ouege-Stsb S6ooI.Muf fittffapelle er-
offnete 6as Brogramm NIT Der BE-
fannten, 5eitgemaBen Melooie oes
~Ioeite 5i6eles" un6 6es ,,@antique
De NoeI" bon 46om. &ierauf tpnroe
bon auen berianmelten Stuoenten
oas 8eibna6tslteo ,;Ebe" Sirit Noel"
geiungen. 9te gdcilianer trugen
,,@oo6 @briftian Men, &eioice'' bon
@au1 uno oas college @Iee Club
~Sbepbaros, Sbafe off pour 9ropip
Sleep" bon g. @anI Dor.
9te Seminariiten fiibrten Elm oeut-
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na6t'' bon Seinri6 Souben auf nod
folgen6em Hroerornm:
4obler, @ater. .@. @eibeI
Gnton, dlteiter rno berlorener
Sobn aoblers. e. .M. @m 8ereen
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IA US GS BY
THE TREASURER

Die oiespo9ige Nuntmer unieres
@odenblattes entbdt (auf Der eriten
Seite) BEN &ereang Der Beibe ct.
@r5enen5 6es &m'iten Serrn SenrD
$. @rimmelsma1 $50, 8ii9ofs
bon gbansbille.
8ir bdtten getpiinidt, oaB ale atn"
iere 2eier, Sret1n6e tno 8obltdter
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aber Die 5aifungstraft unierer aapel-
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rus. l1eber atpettauien6 gtnla6ungen
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Qutttn,tg fit fro,,tmte
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1tmierer Stuoente1t

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iii.
s24.O0: Mrs. A. B., Mo.
20.00: r. T., Colo; A. A. M, Ohio.
1000: Rev. =. s., Ohio; N. ~, N.
Y; L. e.. ILL.,; J. D., Calf; M. J. T.,
WASH; H. g., Ohio.
$500: J. w., N. 2.
$500: NJ. ~, Colo; J. g., WIS.,: Mrs.
q. r., Mich; Rev. J. A., Texas; Rev.
;. III. D., Mo-; p. L., Conn.,; N. IT.,
Ohio; MRS. A. s., N. J.; Mrs. r.. r.,
Wis; Mrs. M. g., N. Y; :. g., Ohio;
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Pa: Miss G. r., KY; Mrs. j. B., N.
Y: III. &c. g., Ohio; J. S., WASH: J. g.,
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=. r., WIS: =. Fl. W., Wis; Mrs. =.
a., wis.,: Rev. r. A. r., H.; A.. w. B.,
Colo.
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800: Rev. =. A. &, H.: G. r.,
wis: N. r., N. J.; J. 3D.. Ohio: Mrs.
=. w., Pa: y. H.. No.: Rev. r. X. A.,
La: Mrs. NJ. T.. Ohio: Mrs. NJ. c.,
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II. O., Kans.: Mrs. d. W.. Ohio: Mrs.
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r., Mo-; B. u, Ohio: J. e., Colo;
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+Wyo.; J. T., Mich; Mons. H., s. D.;
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so: q. M, s. D.; M. s., N. Y; J.
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VIGIL LIGHTS
Mrs. X. L., ILL.,. m.................$ 100
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SOentgerath Memorial Fund
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Total .................$ .$12, 1918 .06
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Gin iegeas. ,t,t0 gnaoe,t.
retdes Nemiabr 1915
spiiniden MIR alen 2eiern, Jreunoen
uno 8obltdtern!
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WRagsssazs&sasa asEgaResgzseReam
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ganaen 8erIan1mlung geIungene1
,,Sttue No9t".
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Diafonenflaiie, i'm Namen aller Sta.'
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Mrs. X. g., Ohio: A. w., II.
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N. J.; Miss Z g., N. r: =. T., Aaicsa.
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Mrs. c. g., Calf; r. s., Kans.: II. J.,
Ill; G. s., Mo-: p. =, Wis: ID. w.,
Mimi: L. s., N. r; o. e., N. Y; G.
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Y; Rev. =. K. A., La; G. r.. N. r;
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Ia; Mrs. g. D., Wis.
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J. F., Minn.; Mrs. M. K, Neb.
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Mich; P. I. W., Pa; Mrs. A. O., H.;
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N. Y: J. M, Minn.; J. f., N. Y; Mrs.
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Ohio; Mrs. Fl. K, Ohio: Mrs. e. s.,
N. Y; Mrs. G. S., Ta.; Mrs. G. s., Ia.;
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T. e., N. T.; Mrs. M. g., Mo-; J. e.,
Mich; o. K, KY; Mrs. e. f., N. r.;
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Miss r. B., Texas; Mrs. M. r., ILL.,;
Mrs. J. M, N. D.
COAL FUND
Previously credited ..........$187. 90
$500: N. NJ, Wis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

Fl ASH WHIPS CD-T d HIDDEN
PISTOL AND DAS+ES
TOWARD THE SAT G-HOOSG,
EXCHANGING SHOTS WI -
TIE GUARDS
Evening star., 1944-05-07
; RS For Redskins
BY LAWRENCE N. GALTON

O1 An W N6lV
These Indian kids get
modern schooling while
their dads are at war
AMERICAS Indians came on the run right
IA after Pearl Harbor. Now 10000 strong.
they're proving to be among our toughest
fighters.
And while they're away, = grateful
Uncle Sam II busy looking after tho
youngsters they left behind. Formerly
the Indians resented theold boarding schools
which took children of the reservation for
IL years and sent them back ill-equipped
for making living from reservation re-
sources.
Today, through the Office of Indian
Affairs, over $50 day schools have been e.
tablished right on the reservations. Indian
youngsters are taught their native arts and
their own language as well as English.
Practical Educatiea
EDUcATIoN is making them self-suf6cient.
They learn how to build their own homes,
dig their own irrigation bitches. grow their
own food, and make their own clothes.
The practical approach is used wherever
possible. They don't just talk about post
Office, for example; they build one and use it
daily in the classroom.
At the high-school level classes are held
six days week, IL months year, and even
girls get courses in machine shop practice
and welding - but not to the neglect of
homemaking courses.
Best Of all, the schools, stated by un-
selfish, underpaid whites and Indians,
are educating adults, too. They're sup
plying health services, baths, laundries.
shop facilities, tools for home use. They've
become community centers. Now Indian
children, filled with progressive ideas in
school. 60 home to parents equally improve
ment-minded.
Results: no longer is the Indian vanish
ing. Education in health and sanitation has
cut the death rate 53.3 per cent in IL years.
Today. as red men fight all over the world.
Uncle Sam is educating their youngsters.
preparing them for real future in the land
of their ancestors.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
Valka "a to nemEze.

V nynejs1 dobe Sc vsechno
svadf ma valku, ale pro listono-
Sc Roberta Gurneyho z Clay
ton, N. Y, to pTece nenl vysvet-
jak je NONE, re smra-
doch (skunk) je tatou jeho
ctyr kotat. Jeho kocce Sc Wy
lfhla ctyri kotata, ktera mali
hlavy jake skunk srst take
stejnou a dokonce i billy prou-
EEK ma hrbete. AZ jednoho dine
zpozoroval stareho smradocha
hrati 81 ma dvore S kofaty a tn
teprv nabyl jistoty o kocic1m O.
tectv1. Cd te DOLBY Sc mnoho
l:dl prichazf d1vati ma tuto zvla
stnf kocicl rodinu, ale nikdo Sc
Ike kotat1m pTflis nepfiblizl a
detem bylo naTizeno, ably Sc s
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
mimi nehraly. Kazdy Sc obava,
ably mladata nezdedila neco
vonaveho pc tatovi.
Krava dlouho horela.

Dansko Size trpf pod nohou
nazist1, ale humor je prece ne
opouStl. Pred kratkem bonn
bovaly spojenecke aeroplany
jistou municni tovarnu a Goe-
bolova propaganda O tom po-
slala zpravu, v ktere pravila,
re jedinou skodu, kterou aero
plany zpGsobily, bylo, re bonn
by zasahly kravu. Danske ca
sopisy byly nuceny tuto zpravu
uvefejniti a jeden k nj pouze
dodal tato slova: "Krava hofe-
la ctyTi dny."