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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Dried Fruits

fWEUNES WIEN di[ed
fu'> zlaao been S.tOFcd lAl-
ropot.y, troy become Dig and
almost brittle To restore them
i7 pac king house freshnes,
'ea n ln sieve or colanGer
ofr 0at water Tor bout 81
minutes The fruit 7bsorbs JUST
enough moisture. 10 become soft
ara q.s5b.e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17

= tern
1913 is avail
able only in
WOnlcD'S sizes
Is ~ 20 81
So 3S 40 ~
a. 10 size
36 slip takes
2i4 yards 80
inch; pantIeS
rs yards 80
inch
This pat
tern. together
with a trans
fer pattern
of useful and
charming mo-
tIfS TO en-
roid ! on
lin q ms and
garments 20
cents
Sen 4 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
rRQotSSrp Rooms

rRgCtSSrn FO0Ds
Green -, >, F-vsHd through Jan.
&. " I-Nalt thiWch Elu. %
MEAT~. CHELSI. FATS
Brown r. =. I4-vauA through JAM
80
Z vaNd Jan ls through Jan 20
SUGAR
stamp ~, No. 4 hook. 3 ibs valid
through Jan. i5.
stamp so. No 4 hook. S MS Jan. Is
through March 81.
TIRF INSPECrION DEADTINES
G-Fea. ~ A-Msr 81. B-Fen 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17

GASOLINE
Coupon q 'tH5 through rsN I'll.
y and { Coupons 2 gallons each
81 and Ct Coupons IA. sa-h.
NJ aud CO Coupons gals each
FtEI on "
Period 2-l0> gsIs. a unit through
FEB s|
Period so gals a Unit thr1lgr
March "a.
LIQUOR
No vaps
u bonus valid
SHOES
stamp ~ ard Nrplans stamp Il
Nai1 sfrfsiy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17

7 REIGNED in my own eN-
element with an iron hand,
knowing from the nuanCc m
Lillian : voice As She uttered
the name of her daSiardly first
husband who had brought ~e
much tragedy into her ilp be-
fore his death. how her nerves
were being rackcd by This de-
wee of the gangSt"rS in signs
ing his name to the telegram
SummonlnG her 10 a rendezvous
with Marion for such | knGA
must be the message
STEADY. girl" SAID GrmlN
This may -eeHpIieata things
What does II saw l. il the
usual postponement ."
No" Lillian replied There
isn't a pO>tponemcnt. II tells
me 10 come drcAAcd-aA-.4iEa. A+--.I
in the other wire. not Ia the
restaurant named before. but
the one in which We are inter
eStcd today
But" she went on here j.
the awful thing about il For
some reason the wire has been
DELAYED. and it Is already 10
minutes past the hour named
TOT my appearance
Must Lose No lime
Then" ! SAID hr>kh we
must lose no time. Get into
that dress you've been saving
a. quickly as YOU possibly can.
and taxi down to the place
they've named Take Ronald
with YOU, hut have him get out
tvs" blocks from the place. He
- not To 60 10 the restaurant
now, for they >tipulate YOU are
10 come alone do they not? ."
"Oh, YES. Just the same pro-
Cedure "a before"
Tell Ronald that If it il pos
Nihle, after get down In the
apartment, will take him with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17

AFt,> Generally friendly c1n-
6g9'auons. bar everything won
JUn I'M YOUR direction. You'll
LIZ. 4-4- -AA-@Lul-r le11r- manlu-
v,rIur ON Won p own. 0LeA-
T77WTTry aTI orders from right
ful authority
lPRIL ~ 70 My 20
Taao.v- Better 20 think well
aud be- di~trcetiy silent than 10
speak without sufficient delib-
Grafton and get into hot. water.
Wy ~ TO 1--WE ~
Comm What YOU want to
believe and what you REALLY be-
iIeve is the difference between
happiness and uuhapp,nes 4
good day TO practice patience.
tolerance. good cheer
70 JtEY
Ceucrr- Make Up your mind
% get started carly and brightly
ON whatever your tasks and ob,j-
cation, this fairly bUoyant day.
IF Won don't you1l find others
getting far ahead Of you
Jtil To lJG.-t
T.o-You may have more
tlmula'rr and suspicious yl.
hrator- than most other, today.
but You can. sin. too if not on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Fitted Slip

HONOR RATING for good
behavior goes 10 this straight
cut slip with buIlt-up shoulder
straps that don't slide off your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
CIarepotter's
Styles Smart,
Practical
By JOAN DEAN
NEW YORK. Jan. IL

DESPITE FIfE crow q d
schedules caused by dawn
through evening ShoWings. plus
publicity hmChe0nS- i'm Manhat-
tan'S glamour spots which have
put the Grimy veil OF fatigue
over The collective faces of
America fashion press the
girls turned all-out for ttfF col
lcCtonS of Clafcpottcr and 10
---------------------
Though she has again
changed the style of her name
ats one word his winter
Ciarepotter mas not changed the
beautiful lines and quality of
her designs
Keyed 10 American living her
clothes are smart and practical
They arc kind 10 the figure, the
sort of things that can be worn
an entire season without beng
conspicuous
Her Persian trouScr suits arc
right for dinner al home. north
or south. Long taperlng trouS-
cTS are topped by tingertIp
tunicS that hide the bad pos
terror line which puts the bee
on women wearing Stacks.
DaImatian Prints
Brown instead Of navy is
given the edge in her collection
and hit OF the showing was her
Dalmatian prints She has
kennel of Dalmatian dogs a.
her Connecticut home and has
adopted exactly thcu >potty
markings tOr unusual fabrics
Her famous blOuScS finely
detailed precision tailored and
coveted by every suit ,rcarer.
were shown n abundance
Bringing Obs and Ah'> With
its appearance was a printed
blouse with >WItch-ab0ut
skirt II has a 0ouncc AT The
WalStline and can be swung cr-
tiroly around without losing us
lines giving YOU side drapc
front drape or hip drape 10
suit your mood
10 copeland
TurrahA,r i pc dc.c,,,,;o,
fo, ~ Conol.,d,s .r,,,., IA
s,,,,r,or coi1or,,o, ~ o." 49,
no, aIu.,e v,bat No., -, !.
che, In Srynod if,b,,re -
70 be roue ,nd rnus ~ e,,trtad
bra,d r,o,otonoe t,,ro any 80
no tho Gnost 90 Mn S,rinoe ,.J
t,,Iorod - i',, Ia '''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Splash Party Friday

THE NORTHE ASTF ~
YMCA MOTHERS CLjB Wl,'
sponsor = splash party Al S p m
Friday IN the Y pool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
OAR Chapter
To Celebrate
5Ist Birthday

.TItF LOUISA ST. CLAIR.
chapter ~ the ptR VIII cele-
hrfc n, 6l>H anUlyct>arN with
y pt-i5rl ana 'ca at p. m.
Tan POI \cWborN Hoa>r
AlT, Charles 10 Mooney
Tr-ca' SSH preside Miss LAURA
, Cook state regent VIII be
quest ~pt iktI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17

me To the restaurant, hut Inn
press upon him that he IL tn
walk 10 the apartment ~
quickly a. possible after leaving
the taxi. and j. not to step ont
of IL again until get there
I'm attend to him" ~he SAID
compofentlN and / >aW that the
necessity for action had stead,
ed her and released an her
keen energy and TcS0uICGtII-
ness And I'll be watching for
Ann AT the restaurant -
Guards in Disguise
en- he-theFe. q. ->--tt,i -----i';,rrti
remember, the place. hy this
time, is alive with guards, APP
parently >ight-secing diners
The chief never misses. a
-l-.-4 .+-.+----------+- ..I .a...4-l,.- -.
The click of hcI receiver told
mo thar she already had gone
into action and ! urrlcd ms
own mp and down getting tNr
ho'ol operator back iuwcd.
atcly.
81 va,, 70 le,,o q, i,no-
,.,, ,,o...a o. nn l
Mr. Cr,hom and -, ,,,ha.
Nr Snonrcr" - "u1, ,'on
mass II along 10 tho other oner
ators com,po -, d,,,,-,,,o, ~,
when | get through piIinp il ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Erect Posture
Good Form
Of Exercise
BY IDA JEAN AIN

TIE COLONEL. Vas so trim
and had such an erect bearing
that ne stood out even among
a44+p4-4fff+ Err ii-rr4fy fir-rrii
a middlc-agcd spread and her
posture was one of the reasons.
Almost her first cnvlouS que>-
ton after the introduction was
DO Nnu-talte- exercises colo.
mel And. Madam | am ex-
UrrTvrTE r1CtTt- -ttrttttr vi as
IT, T7T0Tr rs ne drew himself up
another inch.
What the colonel meant was
thai correct posture amounts 10
constant exercise and there's
not much use N taking violent
corrective exercises for - min
uteS a day II YOU are gong TO
,uWp the rest of The time
Tho more YOU use The muscles
involved IN holding yourself
erect the stronger they become.
and the more natural II is for
YOU TO hold Yourself erect.
improve Posture
II YOU want to see quick
change IN your figure WSt snap
Jp Nour posture When YOU
stand up 10 sour full height YOU
immediately cut down on that
mlddle-accd spread because YOU
take up the slack there The
whole idea IS 10 stand tall With
out tension
Your hips should be- we'll
under YOU That means pulling
down with the muscle on the
back OF The hlp> and up with
the muscles I'M front forming the
abdominal grdle You get a
nice long stretch between the
hips and ribs and lift the chest
but keep the shoulder, down
and relaxed Don't stick your
chm ont Keep it Lowell
Walking Important
Nour leg action is important
NeNer stand with your knee
thrust back and stiff That can
throw Your entire body out Il
Joint II makes your hips stick
out and The small of your bach
cave I'm
I'm walking. keep the legs loose
hu' swing the legs from the hips
and point your toes straight
ahead Whom YOU climb stairs,
Your back should bo straight.
The hfp and Thigh muscles
should DO the climbing
The best sitting posture is
Vcil back in the chair with the
small of tie back pressed
against thc back az The chair.
To do that YOU have 10 pull up
and in with The muscle, of tho
lower abdominal wall and lf Won
keep these muscles ON thcu Job
long enough You VIII have a nice
aat front unc
Bend From Hips
noNoW forward bonding fom
fh, tip, and Keep Your back
straight SluupinC strains mus
cIcs and garments and makes
yoU tire more quickly Then y0u
lump moro
Good posture is The most cfG-
cont. IL lets You 90 Your work
moro easily But If lou hatc
lwpei for wears. yo- VIII have
'a back up this change in Ore
Vev >ou stand walk and t
Efh. - few mplorNrrci~c. one
mo hc~t is merely io >lf a0
'.' ''"wNl"g, straight ou N
'FRONT.' hHef prr--rd il7t against
VH| lut iWo orr 1hfaa wr-
\\-. NpH tv tr..fNts. e.
Dried Fruits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17

en- b. there, ." ->-----4i ----i'; and
remember. the place. hy this
time, is alive with guards, ap-
parentlv Sightseeing diners
The chief never misses a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Guards in Disguise

ness And I'll be watching for
Ann al the Restaurant -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17

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cream 20 users Of famous Kinds
hand lotion 30. Complete Facial 3D..
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17

~ RJe 2 garrison
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04

Opposition Breadcasts
Leaders In civic. labor and legal
circles will 60 on the air In sppe-
sition 70 Prepesal No. Z starting
on Wednesday, New. I, NJ 1l:1S pm.
over WWy; on Friday, Now ., q
1l:zs pm. over WWy; Saturday,
Nov. 4 - $50 pm. over WV;
Sunday. New. 3. 81 $:55 pm. ever
WV and Monday. New. 9. Of ll:sS
pm. ever WWJ.
In addition. an exhaustive radio
program will be conducted by civic
leaders en- WJBK and VILE
against the Proposal.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04

Before his Induction, Pvt. Carter
was employed at the Bohn Alumi-
mum Plant No. 3.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04

over better after the war is con.
cluded, which he predicts will be
after Christmas.
Investigation disclosed that near.
ly SO per cent OF the students al
Lincoln school are colored chill
dren: that the library has received
almost no new books in the past
10 or Is years: that there are only
four books in the library on Negro
history; that four new books were
received this year; there is no
planned courses OF study; the win
dows and building are exceedingly
dirty and in dreadful lack Of re-
pair; and no efforts have been
made TO bring parents in and let
them observe the pupils.
Parents Dissatisfied
Mr.. Healy is accused OF having
made the statement that the main
thing is 70 keep the children quiet.
The parents of the community are
completely dissatisfied with the ia
cilities provided for their chill
dren's education, and DESTROYS OF
improvement in conditions.
At the time Of this writing no
statement could be obtained from
Mr. Healy.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
Home Rule Opposition
Confident OF Success

load their taxes upon the home
owners and small business was
clearly brought out in the Lawyers
report.
Destroys Two-Party System
Proponents OF the measure, who
have tried several times before TO
put across this unrepresentative
scheme to destroy the proven
American two-psrty system Of re-
sponsible government have been
wholly unable TO prove their claims
that Wayne's present government
Is not efficiently and economically
operated and that we are without
means 10 improve il by legislation
whenever occasion requires" Ches-
ter Carpenter, Crosse Pointe Su-
pervisor, said In summing up the
campaign.
"LaboN small business and home
owners, who would have their
taxes increased in Detroit and all
over the County who were not
consulted in the framing Of the
amendment. have rallied strongly
against Proposal No. this year.
The fact that this Proposal provides
for a non-partisan at-large-elected
governing body and appointed ra-
Their than elected county officials
has stirred deep opposition. The
people Of Detroit and the IL cities,
Is villages and Is townships in
Wayne County will cast a much
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04


was indicted into the Army Air
Force in July, l94l, from Tuske-
gee Institute, Ala. where he was
graduated in June. l94l. In May.
l943, he graduated and was pre-
sented his silver wings at Tuskegee
Army Air Field. Late in the month
he was transferred TO Selfridge
Field. Michigan. where he re-
ceived further training until the
group was sent overseas in Decem-
Der, l943.
Childhood Romance
The romance of 1t. and Mrs. Hut
chins, which began when they met
each. other in Donalsonville, Ga,
at the ages Of IL and IL. respective
~, eliminated In their marriage in
November. l943, in Detroit.
On October 5, 1t Hutchins wrote
the last letter his wife received
from him. She had mailed two
letters to him and pictures Of their
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
FAIL IN THIRD
ATTEMPT TO GET
PRINCIPALS OK
by Y. M. LEONARD

Parents in the Brewster Housing
Project and immediate community
have organized themselves into
THE Mothers Club" 10 work out
ways Of affecting cooperation be-
tween teachers and parents for the
best interest 81 their children.
As major proiect--over
month ago o lS-member committee
presented itself at the Lincoln
school on Brady and ST. Antoine
streets, for a conference with the
principal. o. b. Healy. for the pur-
pose OF organizing a Parent-Teach'
or association chapter.
No Cooperation
II Is reported that the committee
met with no cooperation. When a
second and smaller committee
waited on the principal. he is al
legged 10 have stated that Lincoln
school has done well without .
P.-TA." He further stated that
due TO Eas rstioning. the teachers
could not come back 10 the school
for meetings, and that there had
been P.-TA there some years ago
but the parents would not come TO
meetings.
In one statement the time OF the
previous organization was set at
three years ago, In another al seven
years ago. He said that he could
not compel teachers to attend meet
ings.
Third Visit
A third effort was made 10 en-
list the cooperation OF the faculty
when Mrs Marguerite Gosa. chair
man OF the committee. called upon
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
KILLED IN ACTION

Pvt. William s. Carter, 80, was
killed in action October 2, accord
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
Taxation Class
To Open At Die
Under JesmOre

A new class In taxation will
begin ut Detroit Institute of Com
merce Wednesday evening. Nov. 9
at 7 pm.
The class will be taught this
year by Lowell E. Jesmore, who
for eight years has been deputy
commissioner with the Depart
ment Of Internal Revenue. During
the past summer 4 special course
in individual income tax and mis-
cellaneous taxes was given at the
Nations capital for district dep
uties. From a class of IS. Mr..
Jesmore has the distinction Of re-
ceiving the highest average.
The class will continue for
twelve weeks and will cover the
Individual Income Tax Act Of 1914,
tax returns for partnerships. with.
holding, social security taxes and
miscellaneous taxes most frequent
ly used.
Enrolment In the class will be
limited and those interested are.
urged TO contact the school imme.
diately.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04

Spanked by the ofiicial report OF
the Detroit Chapter OF the National
Lawyers Guild, comprising $50
leading attorneys. which has ex-
posed the dangerous precedents
that would be set il State Proposal
No. 4 tso-called Home Rule for
Wayne County, were adopted. the
Wayne County drive against the
Proposal by the Committee for
Representative Government sp.
pearsd likely this week 10 pile up
q large NO" vote to be added 10
the expected out-stste majority OF
$50, 900 or more against II.
The fact that Proposal No. = Is
NOT Home Rule but 10 a scheme
by downtown big business to UNI
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04

II you stay home from the polls,
you stay home from the future.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
332nd Fighter Pilot
Missing In Action

infant son. whom he has never
seen, only the day before the wire
arrived. The baby 10 named for
his father.
1t. Hutchins 10 the grandson OF
Charles Jenkins and nephew OF
Hattie jenkins, Of Donalsonville,
Ga, who raised him. Mrs. Hut
chins is the daughter Of Mrs. Daisy
Carter OF Gal Belmont.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
CUT IN FIGHT

During an alteration In . hos
pital Monday afternoon. Miss Sue
Smith, ~, $50 Elizabeth street, was
cut on the cheek with q scapel used
by Miss Loretta Fuller. also an en-
ployee OF the hospital. Miss Smith
refused to ask for Q warrant after
the fight.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
Parents Want To Organize Parent Teacher Association


larger NO vote than two years
a0o"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04

lib W q WhO u
his widow. Mrs.
Mary Carter OF
918 w ilk | n 8,
from the War
Department.
Carter was Q
member of the
9sth Engrs. in
Italy. He had
erv ed tw o
years and three
months ov err
seas and had
served only Q
few months in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
BY r. NJ. LEONARD

According to q telegram received
by Mrs. Eunice Hutchins, 64l Bel
mont, Detroit. her husband. "a
yesr-old First 1t. Freddie Hutchins,
Is missing In action" The dreaded
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
Home Rule Gang Plans To Re-Appoint
Downing As Prosecutor Through
The Back Door

1t was learned today, through reliable
sources that Jeffries. Krause, Wither-
spoon, Downing and the big business
clique of downtown Detroit are planning
to abolish two-party government in
to office their anti-Negro stooges.
1.-The Negro people Of Detroit know
only too we'll how utterly impossible it is
to elect representative on non-parti-
san ticket" stated Harold E. Bledsoe,
prominent Detroit attorney, today. The
same group sponsoring this soCa ed
Home Rule Amendment for Wayne
County state Proposal No. A which, in
reality, means Home Ruin for the Me-
gro families of Detroit and Wayne Coun-
ty are responsible for destroying Negro
participation in the Detroit City govern
ment.
1.-The z Charlie McCarthys Of down.
town big business, Jeffries and Bowling,
are again teamed up to silence, forever,
Negro representation in County govern
ment. They succeeded in doing this by
rejoicing Jeffries as Mayor Of Detroit
with vicious barrage OF anti-Negro prop
uganda. Their attack against Negroes in
this community last fall could only be
surpassed by southern Bourbonsm.
THE Negro people in Detroit and
Wayne County," continued Bledsoe. will
long remember the shameful episode Of
the race riots, which this Jeffres. Dow
ling Wtherspoon, krause combination
allowed to occur through the policies they
insisted upon in the Fascist-minded con-
troIIed Police Department.
Prominent Negro educators, clergymen
and public spirited citizens are urging
thar this amendment known as Proposal
No, 4. be Overwhelmingly defeated on
Tuesday, November 7, with mo" vote.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04

news came In q
message fro m
the War De-
part m e n I to
Mrs. Hutchins
on Oct. rs. 1t.
Hutchins Is a
pilot In the
I a m e d 332nd
Fighter Group
now In service
somewhere in
Italy" u n d e r
the command
of Col. B. o.
Davis Jr.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04

Mr.. Healy this week. No coopera-
ton was secured.
Reports at variance with eacr
other have il that-Mr. Heady took
a vote Of the teachers OF Lincoln
school al a teachers meeting when
only one teacher voted for the
P.-TA.-most OF the teachers are
in favor of a chapter at the school.
Mr.. Healy is accredited with the
statement that a P.-T.A. would go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Forts
Blast
Kiel

LONDON. May % QNS)-The
German naval base al Kiel was
battered by Flying Fortresses
today, while Liberators blasted
the Pas de Calais area of northern
France in the wake of thousand
plane Raj night assault on Duis-
burg and. Hanover.
About 500 heavy bombers and
an equal number of fighters took
part in the Kiel and Pas de Calais
raids.
Germ an broadcaSts reported
aerial battles over northern Ger
many. particularly in the Schles-
wig Holstein area and over the
Baltic Sea. Bombs were dropped
in the harbor of Lubbock. Berlin
said.
While Duisburg and Hanover
were being pounded during the
night. British planes also attacked
an airfield in Belgium and laid
mines in enemy waters. The Raj
lost 80 planes.
Unofficial estimates were that
10000 Britain-baSed Allied planes
in the last Sc hours dropped prob
ably more than 1000 American
tons of bombs on various targets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
LuftWdffe Bases
Forced Inland

WITH THE NINTH U. s. AIR
FORCE IN BRITAIN, May %
NS)-Long months of ceaSeless
pounding by British-baSed tactical
air force planes have forced the
Germans to move many OF their
defense installations scores OF
miles inland.
The luftwaffe appears already
10 have lost permanently the use
of many airbases facing Britain,
from where it might have hoped
TO disrupt invasion communica-
tons.
If the Allies invade north
western Europe. il appears likely
that the German air force will be
forced to use bases back near the
German frontier. flying as far to
the battle area as the Allies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Roosevelt Gets
Physical Exam

WASHINGTON, May % (UP)
President Roosevelt will 60 to the
naval medical center at Bethesda.
Md, this week for a complete
physical checkup.
Results of the checkup were
expected by many of Mr.. Roose-
velt's political supporters to cinch
his decision to seek reelection.
There was no suggestion at the
White House that the test would
show anything except what
seemed obvious at the end of the
Presidents recent four weeks Of
sun bathing and fishing in South
Carolina. that Mr.. Roosevelt had
thrown off all traces of his winter
bronchitis and was feeling at
physical par again.