davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-02-23

over rocks, and sometimes at low
water mark, the sea peach" is quite
abundant.
There Is another sea squirt that
is rusty brown and wrinkled. The
apertures are square on prominent
tubes which are marked with tri-
angular spots of white and purple.
This sea squirt prefers the piles Of
wharves and the shelly bottoms
where the water Is shallow Some
have been found on the underside
Of stones. These have a more fiat
tened body.
Then there is the red or heshy-
colored one that clings to stones
by a very broad base. This one is
found in deep water, on the North
ern New England coast.
Evening star., 1944-02-23
Natures Children
FIXED SEA SQUIRTS
(Genus Cynthin).

tSCbAo SS'1IttA/s
Sea squirts are funny little ami
mails Of the sea. They have a sac
shaped body which sends out jets Of
water If they are touched. It is this
unusual habit that has been respon-
sible Tor their name.
Solitary or fixed sea quirters are
never free swimmers All the larger
ascidians or sea squirts belong to
this group.
These water squirters attach
themselves to the timbers of
wharves or rocks. Sometimes, the
colony is very prosperous. Some
members are brightly colored, espe-
cially those residing in warm South
ern waters; others are dull and un-
attractive, bodies growing In large
masses.
AL sea squirts are not fashioned
after the same pattern. They diff
fer in shape, but a typical species
resembles sac with two short open
tubes at the unattached end. The
body is coriaceous, and the OPEN
ings or orifices are four r-lobed.
Evening star., 1944-02-23

One frequently finds several spe-
cies grouped together, the individ-
uals Of various colors. It's great
fun teasing them. Visitors to the
seashores have watched closely to
see them respond to slight tickling"
but the scientists are deeply in
terested in these small water gum
Evening star., 1944-02-23
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Evening star., 1944-02-23

ners, because they are primitive
creatures that prove what the an
cestors Of the vertebrates looked
like.
Some Of the sea squirts which one
can study in Northern waters pos
sess an oblong or globular body that
is hard and whitish, with rosy
cheeks. The orifices are on promi-
nent protuberances on the upper
surface. In the clear, deep water
Evening star., 1944-02-23

The town Of Pitest1 is called: pi-
TESHT.
Now If my readers, and especially
those who read the news on the air,
are still inclined to the belief that
I have dreamed up this plaw-
YESHT business, I urge them to
look up the pronunciation of Ploesti
Evening star., 1944-02-23

WT0p. 9:00-AIan Lsdd. guest.
WMA. 9:30-Stsn Ksnion from Kingmsn,
Arl.
WT0p. 9;30-'hunk" Mature and Alexis
Smith, visitors.
WT0P. t0:00-Emsrpts from Verdi's opsra.
"0thelIo."
Evening star., 1944-02-23
Points for Parents BY EDYrH THOMAS WALLACE
Constant contrast betDeen fact and expectation
feel inadequate and INFERIOR
Not This

Mother-With a father and moth
er who are Phi Beta Kappas, you
should stand at the head of your
class. I can't understand why you
don't have better grades. I don't
believe you try.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

His significant statement came
after the inexpensive seizure of
the Green Islands. midway be-
tween Bougalnville and Cape St
George on New Britain. thus
blockading Jap forces IN the Solo
mons and giving disease and star
walton chance 10 snnihilate
them
Asked whether Japan could be
beaten through blockade and
bombing alone, Macarthur en-
phaSlzed that the enemyS strong
est military element was his
army and that We must have a
large army 10 ultimately defeat
him
1T IL useless and misleading
To talk of short cuts" Mac
Arthur declared They don't
exist. It's the teamwork Of. n
united, well-balaDced command
used a. unit, and not a pre-
ponderance OF any one element
that's essential TO victory. We
delude ourselves n We plan
otherwise"
He added that Japan has be-
come AN intrinSically continental
power with the greatest potential
inland, and her outlying islands of
the Pacific represent an outpost
position important it's true, but
no longer decisive.
In his coumunique earlier. Gen.
Macarthur told OF the capture Of
the six Green islands by American
and New Zealand shock troops
supported by warShipS and planes.
IN a "trlphibiouS" operation that
was another Of the bold. surprise
Continued on Page 2, Col 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

america" Anterior declared,
"has been careless. IL has de-
pended on its officials to see
that the men who left arms and
legs and sight on the battle
fields had the care, attention
and compensation 20 which the
law entitled them.
NATION SHOCKED
"AlI merica has been
shocked by American Legion
disclosures that many of our
wounded have been forced to
subsist on charity
The Legion heads speech wa!
made before the Optimists' Clut
in the ballroom of the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
Discussing the home front HI
declared:
TOO many are on the take
and not enough on the put
Every one not putting lead
into the enemy with gun
should be putting his all into
the stack to beat the attack.
I'VE at home must play less
and pay more. We must work
harder for not 50 much. That
won't be pleasant dose, but
war is serious malady. The
sooner we realize that war
means drastic denial, the sooner
we face facts and take our
medicine, the sooner well he
on the way 10 a cure.
WAR FAR FROM WON
This war is far from won.
The losses In Italy and at Ia
rawa and Maxim, the loss of 90
bombers and 500 airmen in each
Of two raids should convince
Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
OPA Boosts Prices
Of Citrus Fruit Here

pink grapefruit S to 10. and tan
gerineS 9 10 10.
In class 3 and 4 stores ceiling
prices will be generally ] cent a
pound lower than in the smaller
retail outlets
Campbell denied however, that
the recent price complaints of
truckers had anything 10 do with
the new ceilings He said that the
changes reflected the market stu
alton where there has been a fall
ing of in the supply and lower
weights of fruit per box.
Ruptured-Ingrams are specialists
in selection and fitting trusses and
surgical supports. 4444 Woodward.
ADV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Bond
Goal
Passed

Michigan was over the TOP
today in the Fourth War Loan
drive but any celebration was
dampened by the unacceptable fact
OF failure IN its most important
phase-support by the average
citizen.
Meanwhile in Washington il
was announced that the nation
went over the top in the drive
with purchases totaling Sl4,191,-
100000. The goal was IA billions.
Only heavy purchases by corpo-
rations brought the total pur-
chaseS in Michigan at midnight
last night. as the drive ended. 10
S45l ,OOO.0 900, or 1925 per cent of
the S440.000.00O quota.
The corporation group, includ-
ing labor unions. fraternitieS,
churches and similar organiza-
tons, heavily overSubscribed It's
quota. buying S296, 100000 in
bonds, 1887 per cent Of the corpo-
rationS' Fourth War Loan quota
Of SlS7 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Bride Left al Altar,
Finally Gets Her Man

NEWBURYPORT, Mass, Feb.
16 CUP)-Miss Helen NJ. Olson.
"a today was looking forward 10
"a real honeymoon soon following
her belated marriage 10 Capt.
Philip w. Beatman. 27. OF New
York City, who left her waiting
at the church almost a month ago.
Miss Olson. a Newburyport war
worker, revealed last night that
she and Beatman were married in
a ST. Valentines Day ceremony
by the Rev. Martin Fortel in the
parsonage OF the Peoples Metho-
dist Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
R s CORD 81 0W
ROCKS 3 RI \
Allies Rule
All SOIOImOnS

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HQ., NEW GUINEA, Feb.
16 0NS)-Japan definitely cannot be defeated by
the navy and air forces alone, Gen. Macarthur de-
clared today few hours after he had announced
capture of the Green Islands by bold stroke that
virtually ended the SOlomOns campaign and sealed
the fate of $4,000 blOCkaded Jap troops.
Allied strategy must devise ways and of defeat
ing Japans powerful army by meeting the ground at
decisive points Macarthur said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

In what was apparently = move
10 foreStall a second strike Of buy
ers ar the Detroit Union Produce
Terminal. the OPA today boosted
the retail price Of citrus fruits
from ! 10 3 cents a pound efec-
tive tomorrow.
New ceiling prices for class /
and , stores agreed 10 by Clinton
r. Campbell, food price specialist.
following a meeting with whole
SalerS and retailers at the term
inal, are:
California and Arizona oranges
increased from 9 10 y cents p
pound, Florida oranges Z 10 S
cents. white grapefruit 7 70 s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Allies Raid Shipping
Off DaImdtidn Coast

LONDON, Feb. rs CUPl Al
lied air forces. in an attack on
enemy shipping near Hvar Island
off the Dalmatian coast Of Yugo-
slavia, sank an enemy steamer
and six sChoonerS. Augoslay
communique said today
The bombers also hit enemy
barracks on the island killing a
very great number OF officers
and soldiers. the communlqus
added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
SUBWAY SMASHED

Advices reached Stockholm that
the attack broke the Berlin sub
way system at several places.
They said = Swedish church IN
the Wilmersdorf area was hit by
incendiaries and explosives. while
two buildings rented by the Swed-
iSh legation were almost destroyed
by fire.
The air ministry announced
that crews of twin-engined Mos
quito bombers that roared over
Berlin after the RATS heavy
weights had dropped their car
goes found "a very large area of
fire with smoke rising 10 10000
feet.
Mosquitoes also bombed OBJ
iectiveS' in western Germany and
Holland TO round out the night $
offensive.
Il. S, four-engined LiberatorS
Joined with medium, light and
fghter-bombers yesterday in one
Of the heaviest daylight assaults
yet made on invasion targets in
northern France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
The War Fronts

ITANBenedicne monastery on Monte Casino demolished
by air assault page l.
AIR WAR-RAF bashes Berlin with than $500 tons in
greatest raid ever made any target page L.
y w PACFCYans and New Zeaanders take Green Islands
trapping 10000 Japs in the Soomons. page l.
RUSSIA Eevenhhou attempt by Germans trapped
comrades beaten off. page a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Morse BAG $50 No1i Planes

WASHINGTON Fob rs 1INSl
-Cmdr. Kristan Ocstby air at
taChe al the Norwegian Embassy
announced today that the number
OF German planes shot down by
the Royal Norwegian AR Force
co-ordinated with the Raj, has
SHEDD'S Old STYLE SAUCE-
a dressing mighty good on cneesa,
meat, FISH. fowl or game Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
I Jap Admirdls
Die in MarshdIIs

PEARL HARBOR, Feb. Is
GNS)-Two Jap admirals were
killed by troops of the army's
Seventh Division who, with the
Fourth u. S. Marines, completed
occupation of Kwaialein Atoll in
the Marshalls, it was disclosed to-
day.
The following day one admiraTa
whole staff committed hara kiris
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
CHAPLIN INDICATED

Several moments later Miss
Barry and her child arrived
Blood samples were taken from
both the 24-year-old Brooklyn
born girl and her baby
When results OF the blood tests
were submitted 10 attorneys. the
comedians lawyer. Lloyd Wright,
was lubilant
mr.. Chaplin j. indicated ny
this" he declared AS soon as
possible we are going To file for
dismissal Of her paternity suit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Allies Pound
WifhBigGuns

ALGIERS. Feb. Is GNS)-
Heavy guns from massed artillery
batteries blasted historic Monte
Casino abbey today, putting fin
iShing touches on the destruction
of the centuries-old monastery
which l.. s. bombers blasted yes
terday 10 drive German troops
from the fire observation post
they had established there.
Mud-caked doughboyS. closing
in on the abbey. crept 10 within
several hundred yards of the crest
Of the hill atop which the struc-
ture is perched, while within the
adjoining town of Casino other
American units. already IN pos
session OF one-third Of the village.
probed deeper into Nazi defense
lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
GET AIR UMBRELLA

To the north. Allied warplanes
Shuttled over the AnZio-NettunO
beachhead in what Gen. Sir Henry
Maitland Wilson. supreme COM
mander in the Mediterranean, de-
scribed as a continuous" umbrella
for British and American troops.
Night-flying Raj Wellingtons
again drubbed enemy troop con-
centrationS and communication
arteries in that region. dropping
dozens of two-ton blockbusterS.
Allied naval squadrons, standing
off the Tyrrhenlan coast. also gave
welcome support 10 the ground
forces in the beachhead area.
ACTION LIMITED
Official spokesmen reveal d
that the tiny village Of Carroceto
(Aprilial in the beachhead area,
for possession Of which much Bit
ter fighting has ragged. is in Ger
man hands Action along the
bridgehead itself was described as
limited mostly 10 patrol clashes
and artillery exchanges
On the seas surrounding the
Italian mainland, Allied naval pa
trolls bombarded Vela Luku and
the port Of Drato on the Adriatic
isle of Cortula in addition 10 lend
ing fire support TO troops IN the
AnZio beachhead
The enemy-controlled r o m Q
radio announced today that "Sev-
eral waves of Allied planes at
tackled the Italina capital this
morning. The announcer asserted
that Is persons were killed and
more than 10 injured
An official Allied Communique
announced that railroad yards on
the outskirts Of the Eternal City
were raided by planes Of the Med
iterranean airforce Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Tests Prove
Not
Baby S Father
COMPLETE WANT ADS

HOLLYWOOD Feb Is GNSD
Medical science proved today
that Charlie Chaplin, 54-year-old
British comic. is not the father
Of the 4-month-old daughter of
Joan Barry, his one-time drama
student.
Blood tests made by three. ply
sicians revealed that the white
haired actor who built a wistful
smile, a mustache and a derby
hat into a fabulous movie fortune
could not possibly be the father
of Miss Barrys child
Results of the blood tests vindi-
eating Chaplin nullify a civil court
suit filed by the red haired Miss
Barry in which she accused her
former sponsor Of being the father
of her baby, Carol Ann.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Times Pnots


Warren II. Atherton national commander of the
American Legion looking Detroit from his
the upon his arrival here to appeal for
immediate federal aid for veterans of World War III.
Warren H. Atherton, national commander Of the
American Legion declared Detroit address today that
America awaken at of it's full response
bty its soldier both the fields of battle and in
the ranks Of its returned veterans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
THREE WATCH TESTS

The tests made by Or. Roy
Hammack were witnessed by two
other physicians-Dr. V. L. An
drews. previously nominated by
Chaplin. and DR.. Newton Evans,
mutually chosen by both interests,
"All three doctors agreed that
Chaplin could not possibly he
the child's father John J. r.
win, attorney for Miss Barry
declared.
The results put p finish TO Miss
Barry's paternity charges, IRWIN
admitted.
Chaplin. escorted 20 Or. Ham
.mack'S clinic by aides and at
torneyS, made a brief but grim
appearance. After a thinbulful OF
blood was drawn. he left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
SEEK PAY BOOST
TANK STRIKE ENDS

At the Chrysler tank arsenal 30
employees who struck in a dispute
over the system OF supplying COW
erals returned 10 work today
after reSuming the sit-down which
started yesterday
a company spokesman said
that the men reported in At 7
m and after being idle for an
hour decided 10 call of the stop
page when they were informed
that there would be no change
in the system OF distributing
coverallS from 4 central distribu-
ton point rather than from tool
cribs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
$50 Girls
Still Out
NJ Bower

The strike OF about $50 girl
employees of the Bower Roller
Bearing Co, 3O4O Hart, went into
It's second day today with the
majority OF them milling outside
the plant gates at I a. m.
Plant protection officials re-
ported that few of the girls
went inside. There were no
picket lines today. however. such
as yesterday when the girls pa
raded up and down in front OF
the plant singing What the hell
do We care
SEEK PAY BOOST
The girls. members Of JAW
Go Local 6Sl struck yesterday
in protest against a recent WLB
ruling denying wage increases.
The majority OF The strikers are
inspectors and the rest work on
the assembly line.
The c o m pany manufactures
vitally needed bearings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
Heaviest Raid
Of War Costs
IS Bonbers

LONDON, Feb. Is (UP)-
The Raj struck the heaviest
aerial blow in history at
Berlin last night when 1000
raiders smothered the Mari
capital with well over $500
short tons OF explosives and
fire bombs, dropping them in
20 minutes al a rate OF 40
tons a minute.
The KNOCK out offensive
surged TO a record peak after
a 15-night recess. The air
ministry announced that the
mighty feet Of bombers de-
livered a greater tonnage
than ever had been unloaded
"in any previous attack on
any objective in air warfare. y
IS BoMBERs LOST
Forty-hve bomberS were lost in
the Berlin raid and In a diversion
sry feint by 200 planes at Frank
hlrt -on-Oder, so miles 10 the east
Both raiding units were made up
largely Of four motored bomberS.
comprising the largest force ever
sent out by the Raj.
German reports relayed through
neutral Sweden said big fires were
klndled throughout Berlin
Tn. efficacy of the onslaught
was reflected in Berlin radio re-
ports of terror attack by
British air Huns" They said
damage was particularly heavy
IN residential districts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
INDIVIDUAL SALES FAIL

OF the quota of S165, 100000 in
r bonds, only $l14, 100000 were
bought in figures tabulated al
midnight. This was only 693 per
cent of the quota.
On all other issues for individ-
uals, the failure was even more
glaring. Only 45.1 per cent of the
quota. or S39. 1000 of S88,0OO.-
600 individuals were asked TO buy.
was actually purchased. Thus, of
a total individual quota of S253.-
100000 only S154,1O0OOO-or sos
per cent-waS reached.
In the Third War Loan drive.
individuals purchased 81 per cent
of their quota. including SO per
cent OF their + bond quota.
Frightening the picture was the
successful drive by the Detroit
schools which increased their
sales by 50 per cent over the
Third War Loan drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
SCHOOLS JOB PRAISED

Dr. Warren Bow. superintendent
OF city schools, revealed that sales
of S9,649.SS6 were made. COM
pared with the S6,5O0,0O0 worth
sold in the previous drive.
Among the top schools were the
Dominican High School, where
teachers and pupils sold S26OOOO
worth Of bonds, and Crosse Pointe
High School. with a S43S. 600 total.
$4,000 more than was sold there
last fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16

Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-16
THE WEATHER

Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
The Valley settler., 1944-10-27

Letter from Dorothy M.Graham Cont. trees &. blew lots of green fruit down. Our light wires gre still
 down which me ans we don't have. water: ither because we have en
 elo ctric pu1p..++ Four houses. ere de- pendent on our pump so we have been using the water from our melted ice cubes & man with a truck got us a barrel of water for cooking.
 The main force of the hurri icane did, mt strike here & doubt if the win was over so mi les an hour. On The Keys" of Fla. 1t was le5 per hr., but 1t must have been pretty we'll spent. by the t ime 1t. reached her.
The Valley settler., 1944-10-27
HOSP ITkL NEWS

Mrs. Hilda Burk and her two little girls of Anchorage are pattente in the Tuberculous Ward, as is Reta Ancrews of Bethel.
 Little Myra Charley of Chitina : received medica treatment for several days.
 John Teague was hospittlized short ii me for a thumb injury.
The Valley settler., 1944-10-27
HONOR ROLL

SCHOOL NEWS Cont. HONOR ROLL Ramona LentZ - Shirley Monroe Donald DeLand Andrew Ness Peggy Rose Hans on Roger .Sieber Barbara McAllist ei Nancy Smit tn James Monroe Darlene Eigginbothom
 Virsinia Futte Laura France Kittie Kepler Dorothy Hunt ley Jackie Smith Ros emary Kep1er Ovid Warner Bonnie Moore
 Jean Mae Sandvtk
 THOUSAND DOLLAR CLUB
 Don Irwin purchased $1OOO.oo worth of bonds du ring this weeks School War, Savings campaign and thereby became eligible, along wi tn Jalmar Ker ttula, to join Palmer Territor Schools Thousand- Dollar Club. One more member and the group can elect presid ent, vice president and secretary.
 Sales for the week. tota1led $I, 342. .O5, accordi ng to Miss H. rriet Hughes, School War Savings crai rman, and this amount put the school over the top 'on it's current effort to sell s, ,OoO.OO and have it's name placed on war plane The final total showed $3 O5e. co. The $3, ,OOO.OO goal was set for comple- tion on De cember ?.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-04
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANcERY

GEORGE BAILEY. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 35l SAC
MARTHA BAILEY Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At q session Of said Court held at the
County Building in the City Of Detroit
County Of Wayne and State Of Michigan
on the 18th day Of November. AID, ls43
Present: The Hon
JAMES Z. cHEHor
Circuit Judge
II appearing from the Affidavit Of the
Plaintiff, hereto attached. and on file in
the sbovs-entitled cause that the Defendant
10 not q resident Of this State. but that abe
does reside In the City Of New York. County
II New York. and State Of New York a.
10 the street and house number. he knows
IL not.
On motion Of Julian W. Perry. Attorney
Tor the Plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that Mar,hs Bailey
sppear and answer the Bill Of Complaint
filed In this cause within three a. month.
from the date Of this Order. or said Bill
will be taken az confessed against her;
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that . copy
Of said order be sent TO the last known
address Of the said Defendant by regis.
tered mail. and In case no registered re
turn receipt signed by the Defendant 10
received. that this Order be published. as
JAMES Z. cHENoT.
Circuit Judge
caspAR J. EINoEMAS Clerk
Hy A. w Berger Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-04
Pastor HOnOred
In Washington
On Anniversary
From the Washington Bureau
Of the NNPA)

WASHINGTON. DR.. Walter
Brooks. pastor Of the Nineteenth
Street Baptist church here, for 81
years. and who has been in the
ministry for 70 years, was honored
this week in an impressive demon
stration OF religious and racial
unity by clergymen Of Protestant,
Catholic and Jewish faiths. The
demonstration was sponsored by
the Committee on Religious Life
in the Nations capital. DR.. Brooks
is 90 years old.
DR.. Brooks was born and held in
slavery until he was IA years old.
With characteristic modesty he ac-
cepted the many tributes paid him
and said. Il appreciate the honor
you accord me in the sunset days
Of my life. But the honor and
glory should be Gods. whose ser
want / am"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-04

Cues. What is the name Of a
laxative that has been popular
and respected favorite with four
generations? Ans. Black-Draught.
Cues. Is Black Draught purely
herbal? Ans. Yes, and you'll find
it easy to take. Cues. Is Black
Draught satisfactory in action?
Ans. Yes, it usually is. if you fol-
low directions.