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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-29
CARD OE THANKS

uxe. Z. J. HEHpEKsoN wishes 20 thank
ell Of the members ~ tb. D.sR. soeisl
Ctnb fer the splendid roinraw,y party
Gtvss IN honor 81 her son. Iursn. Hendsr.
sss, saturday. April "a. who "a leayinr for
the srnsd forces April n.
WE rHArK OUR YRrKNps AND NIGH.
ecrs fer the kindness shovu a.. fewsrs
Esd condolences sent during the Illness and
death 81 eur mothsr. Mrs Luis Kinr-Mr.
enA Mrs.. Hsmer Y. w.tkins, Mr.. and Mrs..
etsphss yaekssni family.
We vish 70 thank ths many friend, for
Nsvsrs. tsissrsms and sympathy cards 20
th. family Of the latter. Ma. Blanche
rhsnts ~ NM. Bessie Iarii,h. p.i,v
esstniti o. Central City. Nv, Ms. cisr.
vsughrs. Ma. Martha walker Of chiesse
Wilt Lsvi. 81 essinsv and Cpl. Pet.
Eilis sf winfield xsns.
fslrpsd) Geneva psr.u
and daughter Beatrice Posls.
m. XnoRY (shin-nsn) WATTS. On. Of
the greatest musicians Of today. passed
Away On the Tth day II April He v,t
Assply nsurpsd By al. He had played With
nunsrsus u named bands. and highly rec.
sgsiss< as enc 81 the esuntry's most fsmeu,
trssps. yisyers. ns latest enrss.nsnt,
~~si CAB , q c ans Paradise Ths.tr.
Nm. rina watts wishes - thsnk sveryons
fr tstss % tisd 70 her during her hour
~ hersavemeat
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-29
LOST RELATIVES

eoIIhAr. NozELIA (NIss)-eoea Brush.
bern In Mccoy, North Caroiina. 10 anIious
- is1ats her mother. Mrs Adlins Geiinsn.
daughter Of Mrs.. Kate oolinan. She was
last heard Of In winston.salem. North
Caseitnai snd hsv believed 70 Be living in
Detroit
AGise Goldman. Kindly contact her dsush-
e& Hiss mosells oollmsn at TT. I-ept1
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-29
HAD KNIFE. JAILED

Police say that Dan Mcknight, Il,
Of 264 Leicester, was arrested last
week while armed with knife in
an attempt to cut Carey Kent, ~,
of 1346 Theodore street while in
the Turf Bar on st. Antoine street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-29
NNC Demands End OF Silent Filibuster On Poll Tax

Baptist church near hare. The con-
ference Is held each year to pro-
mote interest and to give demon
STATIONS in modern farming meth
DDS to the farmers of this section
Of GEORGIA.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-29
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"Our members and your constitu-
ents are looking to you for forth
right and fearless leadership in this
light"
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GREEN CUT. Ga. - A one-dsy
session Of the Farmers Conference.
sponsored by Walker Baptist asso-
citation. was held Friday. April IA,
at the McElmurrsy Spring Branch
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-04-29
MARTIN GETS oPA POST

ST. LOUIS. Mo.-Atty. Freeman
L. Martin. former legal aid advisor
for the city. has been appointed
legal investigator Of the OPA. He
will receive an annual salary OF
5000.
Atty. Martins Offices are located
IN the Paul Brown building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
1000 Eggs
i'm Every Hen
II You Keep Chickens
CUT THIS OUT

"The great trouble with the poultry
business las always been thBt the lay
ius lie 81 the hen vss too short SAVE
Henry Trafford, nationally famous
Poultry Expert for nearly eighteen
years Editor 81 Poultry success
The average pullet nsy lay, 80 eggs
Vr Rore-in second year may lay ION.
Ihsn slrr goes 70 market Yet IL has
been definitely stabiiShed that every
puilet hatched has from 1000 10 300 or
more minute egg germs In her system
and mAy be made TO lay on a highly
profitable basis for as long as five
years If given proper care.
How fo work 10 get mp towards 1000
eggs from hens. how TO get pullets
having early, how 20 make old hens Ia
lIhr uullctS greatly Increase egg pro-
duCton Keep up heavy winter laE ing
when eggs Hr0 scarce and prices high
ekt make Stacker hens hustleA 1heSe
and many other money making poultry
secrets are contained in Mr. TrHfords
1000 EGG HEN SYSTEM Of poultry
raising, one copy Of which will be
sent free 70 any reHder OF this paper
who keep six hens or more Eggs this
year, VIII be IL greater demand than
pver-to tske the place OF rationed
meat hraus btg profit % rho EnIHrr
poultry keeper who csn make birds
urudupe NF Traffnrd tells how II
you krsgr chickens and want them 10
pay with EXTRA EGGS. cut out this
notice Hud mail with name and address
90 PENN POULTRY SERVICE. suite
ff r. go No 18th S. Philadelphia?
o." and free ctpv ~ "THF tOn EGG
TIT " viii %, sent by return mail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
July

The death sentence Of traitor
II ~ = AZ ! - fl.
life Imprisonment by President
Roosevelt the day before stephan :
scheduled execution RIOT
troops were dcnobilized by Gov.
Kelly Shades of prohibition
DAYS returned when Prosecutor
Bowling declared members OF the
-eId Purple Gang were again run
ning illegal whisky into Detroit.
Nine youths at a church en-
campmcnt drowned in a panic on
Lake Tawas DPW garbage
collectors staged tive-day strike.
Vice President Wallace made a
speech in Detroit ia c k n s
American FasciSts.' Oh a RI c d
they were hiding under the cloak
OF "OId AmerlCanlSm Jimmy
Orlando was found guilty Of draft
evasion and sentenced 10 four
years.
Secretary Of War StimSon in
terruptcd a young sergeant peel
inc potatoes az bomber station
in England and pinned the Con-
greSsional Medal of Honor on him.
The sergeant was Maynard
II. Smith 81, Of Detroit and
Caro-, Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Balkan Mopup
Ends. Say Ndzis

LONDON, Jan ! CUP) The
German DNB news agency SAID
today that Nazi forces have com
pleted large scale mopping.up
-opeLatinnS II The balkans and
killed or captured more than ST.
900 guerilaS in the last four
months of 1913. but a Partisan
communlQue reported continued
fierce fighting IN central and
southern YuGoSlavIa
In addition DNB said. AXIS
forces captured 400 guns, 100
heavy infantry weapons and oG
tanks and armed reconnaissance
cars
The Partisan communique, how
over. sand the Germans had been
forced mo defensive positions
and that Partisan units also were
on the attack IN the Livno-
-tJ-rTUVT770 dT5a or SOUTHERN BOSnla,
in SlovenIa. Herzegovina. Mon
tennegro and the Sandjak area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
August

Production Of weapons Of war
was looming in Detroit, with the
output of guns doubled. Gas
coupon values were cut 10 three
gallons. State liquor rationing
began and the quota was set al
a 0u5-t month
a grand uvV investigation Of
graft iu the last three state Legs
4-ttirts. 49, started hl- Ally. Cen
Eu,hton DR.. William Lyon
-B.gy Phelps e. whose "second"
horne was Michigan, died at New
Hatpu. Conn The FBI
smashed a Naz spy ms. arrested
Two men and four women, re-
vealed THAT one Of the latter,
&C oInteS s" Grace Buchanan
D.nern - year old Canadian
Born had helped as a counter
esyoHage agent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

The Times said il does not
violate any conddcnse in revealing
this third-hand informatlpnn
ANY cub reporter : Suld
verify II in Washington last
night" the Times said
1T il like the confidential
story Of last week when Assist
ant President James Byrnes
predicted that American casual
ties might run as high a. 400
OO0--it took only a few days for
the Byrncs source 10 become
general Information"
The Times said Marshalls
statement was made i'm the pres
cnce of a select list OF about two
dozen newSpapermen and broad
casters. According 90 the Times
story. Marshall used language
stronger than any Of the report
ers had ever heard from America :
leading general"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
January

ProSperlng war workers wei
coined tho New Year with one of
the biggest celebrations IN De
troits history Michigan. s
famed Red ARROW Division, the old
3Zd of The National Guard was
singled out for special praise IN
the New Guinea campaign by Gen.
Douglas Macarthur President
Roosevelt appointed eX-Mlchlgan
Senator PrenuSS Brown national
OPA director.
A wildcat strike al the Ford
River Rouge plant closed five
s----------1- ll.-- .--.-.A---.---
idle EDDIE Rickenbacker, an
old Detroit resident. gsunt from
II days on q rubber raft in the
Pacific. came here 10 warn grinly
This is life or death there is no
abSenteeiSm from a foAhole ~.
Consumers protested as the OPh
liked milk prices 70 l5 cents a
quart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
June

Henry Ford, - years after re-
lnquishng The Job 20 his son,
Edsel. reasSumed the presidency
of Yhe Ford Motor Go. The
l. s. Supreme Court withdrew its
stay of execution and Max
Stephan waSl reSonionCed 70 die
july . 4 racial controversy
closed the Packard plant. forced
25. 600 workers into idlcneSs.
With the help Of soldiers and
sailors. who pleaded with crowds
at the gates against racial dis
elimination. the race strike at
Packards was ended Race
riots broke out in Detroit. result.
inc in 80 deaths, widespread
injury and destruction and the
loss of 100000 man-hours OF
war production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
FiGpinos Mark
Hero S Birthday

The 47th anniversary Of the
-maEtNrdnm- of -pr--IQSn- Rial
Filipino national hero, will be OBJ
served this Sunday with a ban
quet in the Book-Cadillac Hotel
under sponsorship of the Filipino
Executive Council of Michigan.
Special guest will be Pvt. Jose
Tugab, repeatedly the last living
member of the fighting Goth regi-
ment OF the Philippine Scouts.
slaughtered in Bataan. He lost an
eye, later volunteered for duty in
the New Guinea campaign and
received Shrapnel wounds in both
legs.
Other guests Will include J. r.
Weaver. general manager of the
Westinghouse naval ordnance
fa4a44t ere,--t---tii--t tut Z Ur7r-
Judge Chester p. O'Hara.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
May

At Sclfridre Field comman-
dart Cot William r T. Ce4f44--Iai 'sas
placed under arrest after he shot
and wounded 70 Negro SoId.cr. Pvt
William AlCEac Theodore
Don8l who aided Man Stephan in
Shelteunc the escaped NaZl tler,
Hans Peter krug. was found
guilty n federal court The
FBI jailcd 4 as suspected draft
tit,rtert-,.. sf'f1c f9-wCCk trrai of
Or. William r. Koch ended as a
deadlockcd Jury was dismissed
after nine days of futile delibera-
ton
ON May "A. EdSel Ford was first
reported seriously III az his Crosse
Pointc Shores estate ON May
% al 49, he died
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Adm. HdIsey Extends
Greetings 10 Japan

ADM uALSEY'S HQ. 6. Pa.
ctic. Jan. l tUP)-Adm HslScy
extended his New Years greeting
10 the japanese today. wishing
them a 1874 packed full of devas-
tating destruction. Addressing
his forces, HalSey said
IT am confident my SouthPa-
cific crew will continue TO blast
them and thus insure the happy
and prosperous New Year YOU
all 80 Justly deserve"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Farmer Files Appeal
To Test 0PA Prices

Constitutionality Of a Detroit
ordinance governing OPA ceiling
price violat tons will be determined
by the l.. S. Supreme Court
The test was decided upon after
Traffic Court Judge Maher denied
a motion for new trial for John
II. Sell, 50, a Tecumseh farmer
Sell, the first man convicted under
the new ordinance. was sentenced
10 20 days in Jail after conviction
in Makers court for selling q
chicken for so cents q pound when
the ceiling price set by OPA was
"A cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Senators Speeding
Veteran Aid Bill

WASHINGTON, Jan. l Zip -
Senator George Cd of Georgia
promised today that his Senate
finance committee would have
ready for Senate action by the
end of February legislation ex-
tending social security benefits to
every m G m Der OF the armed
forces.
George pictured the social Sc
curity benefits as long term sup
plement TO the immediate CASH
payment mastering out payment
the Senate already has authorized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
I Trdinmen Killed
In Head-on Collision

GOREVILLE, IL, Jan ] GNS)
Two tralnmen were killed and a
third was injured today IN the
head-on collision OF TWO freight
trains of the nOrth-South- nun OF
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
Railroad on Goreville Hill
All three locomotives and eight
oil tank cars on The northbound
train were derailed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
New Britain Marines
Fan Out After Japs

ADVANCED ALLIE HQo
New Guinea, Jan. / tUP)-Net-
cran marine forces famed out
beyond the captured Cape
Gloucester airfeldS in northwest
ern New Britain today while navy
Seabee battalions moved swiftly 10
repair the bomb-hattered air
dromcS IN preparation for new
aerial blows against Japans tot
tering strongholds in the south
west Pacific.
Gen. MacArthur's headquarters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
February

DtrTCIrS flFSt Daylight at rad
practice alert was pronounced a
success The circuit court Of
saJ4peals IL Cincinnati rl}eG traitor
Max SieDhan must die shoe
rauoninc came WITH p surprise.
sent Deiroifers off or = clothes
buying panic that Suo0dtd only
with the assurance no other wear
ing sppsgci was Immediately due
for the ration list
Lnpp AaeA formed on Wa hing
tons birthday 20 get ration book
30 Z Sorrow came 90 many
homes rs The longest Ce5uaIty lis'
of the war wa, released with 12t
Michigan dead IL Of them in iho
Red arrow DIVISION. - from
DetrU--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Stinson Sees Vital BloWs
Struck by Allies During "A

WASHINGTON. Jan ! ms
Secretary OF War Stim>on IN q
New Years summary Of the war
outlook said tonight 4e44 eAltii-t'.-
marked by the delivery Of deci-
sive blows against both Germany
and Japan.
I'VE look back from the close
OF transitional year ~ war,
Stimson declared. I'VE stand
on the threshold OF titanic
and decisive struggle.
Nineteen forty-two was
year OF preparation. In 1913.
we seized the initiative from
our enemies. Nineteen forty
four is the year Of our struggle
for the decision"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
YANKS UNOPPOSED

WASHINGTON. Jan / UP
Army airmen carried out three
attacks on japanese bases in Tho
Marshall Islands Thursday -W.t--
out encountering enemy aerial IN
perception the navy announced
today.
This represented 2 marked and
Grange m M SITUd-
ton encountered earlier this week
when japanese fighters rose m
-rJ7Tv--1Tr 7I-1--T r n Tr-'TT-T-
10 beat off American AIR raIdars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Argentine Regime
Bars Political Foes

,Rt.rA.c,<-AIpES Ian l INS)
IUa Government ~ President
Cen pcdro Ramirez dissolved All
-annnA-1-z. -lnILtlcal parties Ar
gcn'na Yesterday by decree.
In cNpIanau<n Of The order the
ITTTTNW6TT dTCIafpd tIIaf theV
do not represent national opinion
ana added that they are guilty %
T----7T-- e. -777-7r 'T7TTTCnUIrNt EH1
forgetting thp country $ interests"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

son. Staunch crusader against
rpplrg rt4-4l might lic died al
50 Jimmy Orlando Red
Wings defense star, was indicted
as draft dodger Fred a.
Nolan resigned as Detroit DSR
manager. was replaced hy William
S Bullock Max stephan gave
UP T7T77 and collapsed. only TO re-
CcVc stay az execution from the
L. ) supreme Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
War Wounded
Cash Speeded
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veterans administration. Hts call
got speedy action. On oct. %
Lucas records were gathered by
the war department; sent 10 the
veterans administration, and, on
the same day, Lucas case was
rated and he was awarded COM
penSation totaling $95 a month
Under the veterans admIniStra-
tons new orders, after an amPu-
tation case has been given an
immediate rating on the obvious
disability caused by the loss rof a
limb. the case Will not be finally
closed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
MORE AID II NEEDED

The veterans records VIII be
gathered by the veterans admins
tration, and his medical record
studied. Should any additional
service connected disability appear
in that study, additional compen-
sation Will be awarded TO the
veteran
However, while the Veterans.
administration has cleared Nh
way for speedy compensation tor
disabled veterans with amputa-
tons, the case Is not so rosy for
veterans suffering from other
types of disability particularly
neuropsychiatric and tubcrcular
cases
T. o. Kraabel, national director
Of the American Legion 5 national
rehabilitation committee today
charged that far too many caScs
are being denied any coTpenSa-
ton because the Veterans ad-
ministration has ruled they are
not Service connected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

SNm,on ,aid mat by eNertiug
urgent pressure .at home, both IN
training nareuytEs and IN produc-
ton. America might IN men,
-.4-4-i-r-t4-+ A-4 y = ~ has IloA--heea
mafshallcd
we are pushing now" he
sald toward the moment when
this strength Will be looSed In
tremendous force. both in Eu-
rope and in the far Pacific
IA the dawn of this new
wear, have but single mes
sage e. give the nation for the
year that lies ahead.
lit is 10 ask all Americans
10 pray that they may be
strengthened In unity for the
struggle before us."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Pope BIesses Franco

NEW YORK, Jan. ! GNS)-
Radio Mediterranean at Valencia
said in a Spanish domestic broad
cast today that Pope Plus XII
mad sent his blessing 10 Gener.
aliSsimo Franco in response 10
the Spanish government leaders
Christ ,,.,ca Greeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

revealed that the fighting scabees
moved into the Cape Gloucester
area immediately after the air
strips had faften TO the marines az
noon Thursday and began clearing
away the WreCkage caused by
weeks of Allied bombing prior TO
the marine landing last Sunday
Reconstruction Of the fields
would place Allied air power
within 275 miles of Rabaul the
main japanese air and naval base
in the southwest Pacific theater
Meanwhile, Allied fiers con-
tnued their incesSant attacks on
defense installations on
New Britain and the surrounding
islands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Entire Mexican Army
Put Under Cdrdends

MEXICO CITY. Jan. l INS)-
Former President Lazaro Car
denas. IL was announced today
has taken over the post Of chief
of the grand army. making hun
supreme commander OF all armed
forces in Mexico, subordinate only
TO President Conacho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
DEMAND FOR JURY

There were demands for a
grand jury TO investigate the
possibility that enemy agents had
fomcnted the disorder. Although
no such jury WAS called the
propaganda machines of Berlin
and Tokyo were quick 20 seize
upon the not and broadcast news
a. II "a this CountryS dctriment
Out Of la controversy and IN
VesuCauons rose the determine
ton of responsible leaders never
10 let n happen again
Barely a month before, on May
20 the nation had suffered an
other blow 20 the war effort by
the death OF Easel Ford. only son
OF Henry Ford at his Crosse
PoinIc Shores estate
Il was q loss not only 10 the
nation. hut 10 the whole Allied
war drive for the younger Ford
had proved his ability As president
Of the giant. complex Ford organl-
cation. engaged IN supplying
Allied nations with the Sinews Of
battle
Here month by month is the
parade %, news events OF the war
year 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

out the winter by saying the
United States would have 70
reach a negotiated peace because
of the conditions at home Then
he pictured what he believes VIII
be the cost OF Balkan participa-
ton in the war throughout the
winter
He said bluntly il would pro-
long the war against Germany by
six months at cost Of hundreds
of thousands of casualties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Soldiers Hurt in Crash

NEW YORK. Jan L up
Two cars filed with soldiers col
lided head-on on a New Jersey
highway early this morning send
Ing nine men. all stationed az a
nearby camp. 20 hospitals IN In
glewood, and Teaneck y. J. The
extent 0f their injuries was not
known.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
LOW PROPORTION

Kraabel said.
..t-..f- 81 - 1-est-----.-t-AN---.l-4-
War III veterans claims decided
nv the veterans administration
up To Nov. 80, only 1886 ppr
cent had been rated a. service
connected, and eligible for com
pensation.
THE American Legion con
Siders this proportion far too
low"
In other words little more than
one quarter Of all the disabled
veterans who have applied for
compensation have been given il
by the veterans admlrlstranon.
despite the iiberaiTty OF tic laws
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Huge War Production,
Riots HighIight 1913
Incredible Arms Output Offsets
Work Stoppeges in Detroit
Nv GORDON TRHsEN

In Detroit as throughout the world war conditions
shaped history IN Detroit IN 1919
Although less spectacular than individual events De
rots steadily increasing production which oyercame
,rrir strikes and stoppages the big news of 1913 in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
ALL CAPTTAE TAEKS

WASHINGTON. jan slNS)
All Washington IS talking today
about the statemcnt by highly
informed authority that he
threatened rail and SECT strikes,
coupled with the auntS seizure
Of the railroads, Will pruIong the
war with Germany SIX mouths at
cost of hundreds of thousands
OF casualties.
The authority described news
of the strike threats as being Of
incalculable propaganda value 10
Germany. because II would be
used 10 keep her Balkan satellite
nations in the war and help pre-
--frc-rT--r11ur-1+fr ctryTTr--r TIT
aerial destruction of German
cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Marshall Revealed
AS Source of Warnin g

ST PETERSBURG, Fla. Jan. (UP)-The st. Petersburg
Times said today George c. Marshall army chief of
source predicted that the threat
eped railroad strike would prolong the in Europe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
JAP DRoMEs FOUNDED

Only light patrol activity was
reported from the AraWe sector
on the southwest coast OF New
Britain
Allied planes also were on tho
attack over New Guinea pound
ING japanese airdromC> and anti
aircraft installations IN The Nj
dang area with more than III
-rTITIS II rlrITTTfIg -------------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
October

TW i..aE wave az juvenile de-
lira.aaE n recognized IS =
.aa problem and state and
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