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Evening star., 1944-06-12
u. 5. Task Force Blasts
Guam, Saipan, Tinian,
F|anking Philippines
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD
QUARTERS, New Guinea, June
IA United States naval car
rier task force has struck at
Guam, Sapian and Tinian Is
lands, in the Southern Marianas,
on the flank of the Philippines
and approximately 800 miles
northeast Of Palau, 1t was an
nounced yesterday.
At the same time It was revealed
that Gen. Douglas MacArthurs
land biased Liberators, opening an
aerial prelude to the battle OF the
Philippines, have DESTROYED "a
grounded Japanese planes In their
first daylight assault on Palau,
southeastern guardian of the former
American archipelago.
The two blows emphasized the
aerial coordination between South
west and Central Pacific forces In
the smash toward the Philippines.
Driving from newly-acquired bases
In the Dutch New Guinea area.
headquarters announced today, the
5th Army Air Force bombers also
blew up many buildings near the
Palau airdrome Friday.
First Raided i'm March.
Palau, at the western end of the
Caroline Islands, Is only 563 miles
southeast of the Philippines. It
first was raided March 90, 80 and 81,
carrier-based planes sinking 28
Japanese ships and destroying more
than 160 aircraft.
The painstaking march along
New Guinea's back preceded aequi-
sition of bases sufficiently close for
land planes to begin assaults on
Palau. The first such raid was
made Thursday night by a small
force.
, The Liberator attack apparently
caught Palau's garrison by surprise,
for no challenging japanese planes
arose.
Interception was strong when
other Liberators raided the Japanese
bases at Truk, in the Carolines, the
same day, dropping so tons of bombs
on Moem, Dublon, Pabam and Mese-
gon Islands, as well as Alet Island in
the Puluwat group, to the west.
Three Japs Shot Down.
Thirty Japanese fighters opposed
the Truk raiders. Three were shot
down and one Liberator was lost.
) Ground warfare was static at
Hollandia and Aitape, on Dutch
Guinea, and on Biak Island, in the
Schouten Islands, where American
forces have captured one of three
airdromes within fighter range OF
Palau.
: Allied aerial units maintained
their watch over Geelvink Bay
waters off Manokwari, Dutch New
Guinea, and destroyed a 1,000-ton
enemy freighter, six coastal vessels
and a barge in the harbor. Four
destroyers were sunk and another
damaged in this area Thursday
when aircraft smashed a Japanese
task force attempting to reinforce
beleaguered forces on Biak.
Evening star., 1944-06-12

'Unmindful of personal danger,
1t. Kennedy unhesitatingly braved
the difficulties and hazards of dark
ness to direct rescue operation,
swimming many hours. to. secure aid
and food after he had succeeded In
getting his crew ashore. His out
standing courage, endurance and
leadership contributed to the saw
ing of several lives and were in
keeping with the highest traditions
of the United States naval service. y
1t. Kennedy's home is in Hyan-
nisport, Cape Cod. Mass.
Evening star., 1944-06-12
Retired ATTORNEY Dies

NEW YORK, June II tP).-S.
Hoxie Clark. IS, Of Orlando, Fla,
retired attorney who practiced In
st. Louis for many years, died here
yesterday after q brief illness. He
was graduated from Princeton Uni
versity in 1894.
Evening star., 1944-06-12

wife and 18-
month-old son,
William 8. jr.,
live at 300 Gar
la nd avenue,
Takoma Park
Md, has been
missing since q
raid over Ger
many on May 8.
1t. 10 un t
started out In
tn e Quarter
master Corps
and later trans.
ferred to the Air
Forces. receiving
Evening star., 1944-06-12
He has been over

ner's blufi1ng at .serEt. E. NJ. Waters.
tacking German fighters by keeping
the ball turret gun trained on them
even though he knew it had been
knocked out by fax in q fierce
battle at SO degrees below zero was
told by Thomas r. Henry, Star staff
correspondent, In a story published
March "a.
A native Of Washington and
former member OF the Central High
School basket ball team, Sergt.
Waters enlisted in the Army in
March, 1941. Overseas since last
October, he holds the Air Medal,
three Oak Leaf Clusters and one
enemy ship to his credit. He is
the brother of George Waters,
former Star reporter. Another
brother, 1t. Albert G. Waters,
u. S. NJ, is stationed at Newport,
r. I.
Staff Sergt. Hersal b. Cralle, hus-
band OF Mrs. Elsie I. Cralle, route
/, box 113. Benning station, was
also reported missing in the Euro
tpean theater. sag s4
Evening star., 1944-06-12

|T, bonbardier
lon q r ly N 6
Fortress, failed
Ito return from a
mission over
10 e r m a ny on
|M az 8, his
mother, Mrs.
Carmen G. Col
burn, 5918 Broad
Branch road,
has been In
formed. . ass1
A native of
s q n Antonio,
Tex, Flight Of
|icer HUGHES
Evening star., 1944-06-12
Joseph Kennedy Son
Wins Navy Medal
y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
1t. John Fitzgerald Kennedy, q.
is. N. r., n, son OF Joseph Kennedy,
former Ambassador to Great Britain,
has been awarded the Navy and
Evening star., 1944-06-12
On the Roll Of Honor
Four District Men Missing
In Action in European Area

Four district men are included
in a War Department casualty list
released today as missing In action
in the European area.
1t. william S. Blount, "a, whose
Evening star., 1944-06-12

(The tolloiping dispatch ,Das
iDritten before the pooling OF
correspondents reports tUas dis
continued yesterday morning.)
Evening star., 1944-06-12

WINS REPRIMAND-AND DECORATION-Col. Ralph Bagby
Of Evanston Ill, went AWoL to participate the arborne
operations had helped plan made his first parachute
jump during the early stages Of the invasion AS staff officer
he was supposed to take active part in the operations
and has reprimanded Later however will be deco
rated Here pictured with sister, Sarah Bagby Of
the WAC when both serving Afca-A. Wrephoto
Evening star., 1944-06-12

came here as q Flisht oficer Hsghesl
boy and attended Western High
School, American University and
the Corcoran School Of Art. He was
employed at the Public Library at
the time he entered the services In
Evening star., 1944-06-12

MS wings aC -. W. =. nuHs'
Hondo, Tex. Navigator Of Flying
Fortress, he had 26 missions to his
credit and held the Air Medal and
two Oak Leaf Clusters. Born in
Washington, he attended Fort
Union Military Academy, the Uni
versity OF Richmond and George
Washington University.
Flight Officer David w. Hughes,
Evening star., 1944-06-12

September, l@l.
seas since March
Stan s ergt.
Edward M. Wat
ers, "a, turret
gunner on q
heavy bomber
based in Eng
land, failed to
return from his
28th mission, his
parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al b e r t
w a t ers, 1924
Kansas avenue
NV, have been
notified.
The story Of
the young gun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Great Sacrifice!

Harry lifted his eyebrows
Sacrifice" he repeated.
What are YOU talking about?'
The money. Of course she
smiled alphabetically. Il hate TO
mention il at a time like this,
especially when / know how
little IL means TO you. But l
thought you knew Myra said
she was going TO tell you
Tell me what?" the man
asked thickly. What are YOU
getting att"
My husband" Sallie cX-
planned, was always jealous OF
me. According to the terms of
his will, IL / married within five
years of his death, ! was 10 lose
all his money. As soon as the
executor Of the estate learns
of this marriage. shan't have
a cent. darling. Not a cent.
But I don't care. I'm too happy
To even bother 10 fight the
issue.
And It's an III wind. as the
saying goes" she unused. Per
haps this will compensate Myra
for losing YOU. As my hus-
bands nearest relative. she
gets the money that would
have been mine il ] hadn't
married YOU"
CopyriEht. 1914, King Features
syndicate, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Unlimited Freedom

According 10 Cpl. Bernard
Zinkand, both husband and
wife should be allowed all the
freedom they want because a
loyal and clean living person
will never go anywhere he
would be ashamed TO admit.
MY wife and / never ques-
ton each others whereabouts
because we trust each other
and have no jealousy. A huS-
band or wife should be allowed
TO 90 out with their own sex
once in a while. otherwise they
may lose some OF their interest
in the worlds dOings,
"A husband who never goes
anywhere without his wife soon
becomes dull like the little boy
tied TO his mothers apron
strings. Furthermore. a wife
who refuses TO give her huS-
band some freedom soon causes
distrust In his mind. This works
both ways.
a happy married life is
mostly composed Of trustful-
ness by both husband and
wife
Cpl. Bernard p. Zinkand.
age q, Btry. B. 496 A.F.A.
Bn,. 18th Arm'd Div. APO
1853. Camp Bowie. Texas.
80 50 priZpD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

The man needed only one in
vitation. From that moment
on. he haunted the place He
wasn't in love. But whenever
he thought of Sallie'S money
which was constantly - 10
wasn't a hard matter 10 con-
vince himself that he was.
He spoke 10 her about his
love.
of 1 were only in a position
10 do So" he moancd, you
know what would say, my
sweet! But j have nothing 10
offer you-nothing!"
Poor boy" the woman's
chins quivered in sympathy.
Eve never known anyone Of
such noble nature. There have
been men. yes. Some of them
wanted 10 marry me. But
woman can always tell about
things like that. And they were
merely after my money"
Harry looked shocked.
How terrible" he muir
INJURED. ITO think there are
people in this world whose
thoughts are so base. Loving
YOU as / do, I can't understand
II. But let's forget about money
and everything else. say You'll
marry me. my precious, and I'll
be the happieSt man in the
world"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

AS FAR AS Myra was
concerned, the future was all
settled. In due time, Harry
would find a nice job. He
would propose to her-and then
they would be married.
To the girl. 1t was as simple
as that. And there were only
two things wrong with her
dream picture. Harry hadn't
the slightest intention of mar
rying Myra, or anyone else.
And if he could keep from
starving in any other way, he
hadn't any idea OF going TO
work, either.
No. Such things were not for
Harry. He had other plans.
The Army wouldn't accept him
as gift. so he had no worries
in that direction. All he needed
now was to win a million or so
on a horse. or find a pocket
book that contained a couple
OF hundred thousand. or some
such sweet thought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
BE COnSiderRe!

EBtd Mae CddiseH 81 Bdrtote.
Fla, ANSWERS the question by
asking another. 'HoU much
freedom mould a iDife crpect
from her huSbdnd2 A tUite
should oiUe her husband as
much consideration as she er-
poets from him.
Don't question and criticize
what he pays for his clothes or
does with his money so long as
he provides YOU with sufficient
funds for your needs.
Don't inquire into his tclc-
phone calls and above all
things don't open his mail be-
fore he gets IL himself.
Let him feel free 20 bring
friends home TO dinner when
he likes.
Give him the privilege az
going out with the gang Oc-
caSionally without having 10
account for the hour Of his re
turn Believe him when he says
he was detained at the office.
Don't nag, Husbands. like
eggs. become hard boiled when
kept OVERRIDING in hot water.
Euia Mae Caldwell
1918 Orange ave. Barlow Fla
tS250 prize
- -. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
OneFOOt in the Aisle
BY Arthur Bugs Bacr

couldn't bs-rrcsted 70 more in
innate family secrets unless
you took = microscope 10 the
Flea Circus.
Winged Victory-This isn't
= show. It's an invasion.
Sonia Henie's Ice Show-A
ticket Spectator could cheat
you on this show and stiH be
honest.
Life With Father-ThiS show
is going 10 run until the four
red-headcd sons raise their own
red-headed road companies.
Tomorrow The World-ThiS
viii give your fright wig =
workout.
or course there were n lot
Of hold-overs which / reviewed
in l943. And there were a lot
Of left-ovcrs that couldn't be
warned up again
Distributed by Kins Features
Syndicate. Incl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

AAAN OENAAAAAh go
Dear Elsie Robinson: I've
been married five years and l
find 1 can keep down dust by
refusing TO be nOSey about
where my husband spends his
evenings.
why does husband go out
by himself? Generally because
the wife doesn't like his friends
or tries TO keep him wrapped in
tissue.
Your husband il an indi-
vidual. isn't ne? Maybe he likes
TO play pool when YOU want To
knit: maybe YOU want TO go
dancing when he prefers 10
stay home with a book. Should
you force him 10 give up what
ne wants because you don't like
IL" Would you be willing to
fOregO your own wishes for his
sake? Not for long.
In this modern age ii is wise
TO live your own life and let
your mate do the same. Respect
your home and name in every
thing YOU do when YOU are
alone just as YOU would i'm com
pany with your husband.
Have your own friends. let
him have his. Forget your
icalousieS and enjoy life while
YOU can"
Ida Riggs, age "a.
315 N. Katy.
HominR. Okla.
$1,000 prl2cl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Limitations

hlltti Jackson OF Hot
AK mould place ccv-
tg t4fiots 0u a husband 3
husband should have
freedom SAYS Rachel. but
n9t 90 the extent that his home
ir irfrnEed upon. After all
man doesn't marry for freedom
bat Tor love and companionShip
ard he should try 70 find com
pam0Hship with h.s family.
Let him 20 out when he
chooses but not without telling
kiS wife when he expects 10 be
4HaN from home and when he
expects to return
There ~ nothing wrong
about wife asking questions
~ her husband. provided they
are prompted by genuine in
tereSt and not jealousy. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Partnership

A mans freedom IS limited
only By the lore and trust his
Uifc bcStoUS upon him
such is the conviction of Pfc.
Euner Lee Pilgrim, Camp Van
Dorm Miss
"NatrimOny il a partner
ship ne continues. "A man is
entitled 10 the same amount OF
love and trust that he bestows
upon his wife Thus A mans
freedom should be as his love
unlimited For faith and trust.
II real have no bounds.
PFC Elmer Lee Pilgrimage 20.
Post Ordnance. sup Oct Sec.
No
Camp Van Dorm Miss
5000 prize
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
ASifPS

NOTE A statement that a
steam powered plane is an I'M
possibility. Ny understanding
is the Germans perfected such
a plane. but as a speed OF only
two hundred miles an hour
could be developed abandoned
70 as a war weapon Sport
scribe says this being leap year
a FLY might win the Kentucky
Derby Regret. the only filly
10 win this classic. won in
1915. Is said. the reason fiilies
do not win the Kentucky Derby
is because IL is run in the
Spring when their thoughts
turn almost exclusively 10 love.
Don't know how Regret hap
pened 10 win She was PROB
ably a cynic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
WHAT DO YOU
EXPECT FROM
THIS WAR?

Fifteen-y ear-Old ROslyn
SOmer Of star Route. Box 8,
Fleming ton, y j.. has given
us a chance TO do a little
serious thinking and self
ANALYSIS. We've all heard
the slogan
We're In IL Let's Win u,
BE, exactly w-frat IN yuu
want 10 vim" asks RUslyn.
II know what ! want 1
want TO see the japanese
and NaziS repaid tor every
horror and loss thcy have
given Us. want my biz
brother TO come home safely
with a smile on his face
l want 90 zee the world in
one friendly union when
the rebirth ~ brothfriv lore
has penetrated into et~-t
one $ heart
What is NOTR Der raI
wish? Whai a. fOf usrt
a. a result ~ tH 4a-
The horror blood NED ard
heartache are 5rFgG aI
imagining IT, q fsrrsss
price 10 pat-FOR WHAT
Write your answer i1 r8l
more than 200 word give
your full name addrr.s and
age mot over 90 and seud
your letter 10 Elsie Robin
son In care 81 this paper.
There will be a SIS prize for
the best answer from boy or
girl and other prizes Tor all
lstters published Contest
closes one week from today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Asking

QUERIES from clients O. AZ
breakfast We have "A quiz Ses-
sion which provides a lot 81
laughs and starts the day
right Can you give us a few
questions 10 struggle with? 4.
Certainly. What was the score
when Casey came TO bat as per
the immortal poem describing
the incident How many men
were on base? What was Little
Eva'S last name? In a three
horse dead heat for first place
at a mutuel track. how would
the win. place and show prices
be calculated? q. What about
dreams foreteIling future
events? 4. Nothing TO that
belief. Most dreams are caused
ny Indigestion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

] guess il was a great sea-
Son for most Of the producers
this Winter. However. YOU
cannot stop morning glories
from folding up at night.
! saw my share of good
ones and bad ones. The good
ones predominated. AS a
matter of fact you could
have dug up the Cardiff
Giant and made money this
season
The Voice Of The Turtle
The Court of Domestic Rels-
tons with DsFior. bedroom and
bath.
Susan and God-AH I can
say for this one IS. For SUI
sans Sake"
Mexican Hayride-The su-
5Ience has lottery 10 be
thankful for.
Three IL q Family-Yoa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Odd Relationship

While waiting, however, he
figured he might as well string
along with Myra. The kid was
in love with him. Her room was
warm and comfortable on cold
evenings. And every now and
then she managed small loans
for him out OF her meager
salary.
This strange relationship had
been going on. for some time
when the girl suggested one
night that they visit her Aunt
Sallie. Al first. Harry demurred.
II amt so sold on this family
business" he protested. What
do want to sit around Ginning
all night with some old dame
for? I'd rather go TO the movies
or something - II you got the
dough for the tickets"
But / really ought to go and
see Aunt Sallle," Myra insisted.
"She's my only relative and /
haven't been there for a long
time. She's not so very old, and
she's awful rich. She married
my Uncle who had a lot OF
money-nOt that il ever did me
any good. He died couple Of
wears ago and Auntie's all
alone"
"Yeah?" Harry suddenly APP
pearcd TO be interested. well,
maybe we ought 10 go. After all,
I suppose it's your duty"
Aunt Salie lived in a big
house in the suburbs. She had
two servants. two cars, and two
Chins. She had never come any
closer 20 a beauty prize than a
seat in the grandstand. and the
years hadn't done much 10 i'm
prove her looks.
But Harry had too much re-
spect for her wealth % worry
about small details like that He
lost no time in letting Aunt
Sallie see that he was very
much attracted to her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Happy Mood

Sallie appeared TO be weak
enlng rapidly.
You're 80 impulSive, she
sighed. But ! know it's be
cause YOU love me so much.
And. after all, that's all that
matters. why should the money
come between US? Yes, Harry,
/ will be your bride
Harry returned 90 his room
that night In the happie,t Of
moods. His mind was filled with
thoughts OF his future wife. lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

Il is. 7 can't let YOU do A thing
like that"
The happy event took place
a few days later. The short
honeymoon trip TO Atlantic
City was. OF course. being IL
nanced by the beaming bride.
As the train pulled out Of the
station she leaned forward and
grasped her husband S hand
II can hardly believe" she
Simpered that it's all over.
You simply swept me off my
feet. darling Perhaps We were
a little foolish. But then, com
pared TO our love for each
other any sacrifice seems small
indeed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

tOBSE RVED SWEDEN
BORG: Love consists i'm desir-
ing To give what is our own TO
another and feeling his delight
as our own" Stated the Emil
nent Horses and Women expert
Monsieur La ROchefoucauld:
There Is only one kind OF love
but there are thousand imita-
tons" Claimed Pope: The man
that loves and laughs must sure
do we'll" Enthusiastically ex-
claimed Aphra Behn: zone
hour of right down love is
worth an age of duly living
on
DO YOU love your mother
in-law? II so. keep in mind
Mothers-in-Law Day is June
Both. Or at least. that is the
date a Spokane. Wash. group
is campaigning TO have named
as one on which motherS-in-
law will be honored. Gene
Howe of Amarillo, Tex, was
the first TO campaign for such
"A day. 1t was celebrated IN the
Lone Star State for several
years and then enthusiasm
Waned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

clutched at his hand affection
ately.
You must come again real
soon" she instructed. I'm a
rather lonely woman, Harry.
You see, 1 have no one but Myra
here. Now YOU must be my
friend, too"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Please NOIP

As ANY udifer. mattress or
bcihop lCho kHOUs lDW tel you
me best tiPpers are residents
Of NetO York City VINO in
rented folder mdtcheS2 Smokers
should. chip IN and erect a
monument for that forgotten
man what IS nature tdvorite
color II must be red, as more
than hall the tloUcrS on earth
are some shade o. red Ae-
c0rdiH0 TO our Horses g. Women
and Mules g. Men Depart
nleHtS the shade Of red IN q
iromdH hat iUhich attracts
most male attention Is iGdter-
melon red IN the POSTWAR
,Dorld there iolH be dtr-con-
dittoHcd beds" states a prophet.
That toiH be something nice 10
hare ON a Summer Ui0hf What
a UoHderJM u0rld that post
Tdr ttorTf rs 00H1 10 OcF But
iDhcH rut 70 stare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

was thinking that she was an
old fool. and that he'd have a
tough time keeping up the pre-
tense that he was in love with
her. But why worry about that?
After he got his hands on a lit
tie OF that dough, he didn't
care what she found out
Myra was waiting for him at
his boarding house. Her voice
trembled when she spoke.
Il have to see you" she be-
gan. It's about Aunt Sallie.
Harry, YOU mustn't let her get
serious about YOU. She's apt 10
be a little silly about men"
Harry frowned
"Your Aunt and 7 are going
IN he married" he stated. And
I don't want TO discuss IL with
YOU"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Briefly

A LEG measuring machine
10 be used for womcn's made
to-measure hose has been IN
vented. As 10 the present
situation regarding made-to-
measure hose. a Detroiter in
forms me a hosiery salesman
in her neighborhood who
works IN a war plant by day
continues taking measure
ments and orders for hose by
night. The u. S. Post Office
showed a profit in l943 for
the first time in eleven years.
And so what2 Is now an
nounced postal rates will be
increased. Well. that's all
right with me II the wages
OF the poor wretches who
slave for the Post Office De-
partment are raised.
Distributed hy KinF Testuf~s syad.osa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Passing by

JUNE HAVOC. Coincidence.
In Mexican Hayride" June
portrayS bullfighter. Twenty
one year-Old Conchita Gin
tron OF Mexico who is really
a bullfighter has. during her
career. killed four hundred and
one bulls. COnchita has been
fighting bulls since she was
thirteen years old Richard
Dix. Perennial film star. Has
been n movie star for nearly
Twenty-Five ycarx. Tne femf-
nine record i'm this respect is
held by Joan Crawford. who
has been a star for about
eighteen years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

wouldn't seem reasonable TO
love person and not care when
and where he goes or what he
does. Most men. I'm sure. want
their wives to be interested in
them"
Rachel JaCkSOn-age II,
308 Church ST..
Hot Springs Ark
go so pri2c)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
She's Pleased

The woman wasn't exactly
displeased at his attentions. She
allowed him 10 SO close 20 her
She smirked a. him now and
then. And when ne and Myra
were ready 70 leave. she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Protests

"Oh. no." Myra put out
hand in protest. you can't do
that. You don't love her. It's
the money. isn't IL? Because II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Young America
BY Elsie Robinson

Hoc Much Freedom Is a Husband Entitled T0i
This topic obviously bone of contention in thousands
Of Young American homes is thoroughly covered by the
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