davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

summed up IN the madIigaS OF -
1t. Jack Watt, now in the L. s.
cavalry but formerly noon pic
ture star OF horse opera and before that dude
wrangler at the Del Monte and the Tumbing DIV,
Jack known Brad King, and played with
Bill Boyd in the "Hopaong Cassidy SERIES
lack was a handy man with either que cctar, a
boss or n lady dude. a tall, handsome kid, he
made some home recordings OF his payin and
singin for Dory and Emmy Wood, owners Of the
Tumbng DW. before he felt the call TO picture
acting in Hollywood.
one OF rs classics and there is little doubt
that it contains more truth than poetry follows:
Il work on a dude ranch near Rero,
Every morning its a splittIn' headache,
Every night it's one or more flames.
zone was a. lady from Frisco,
one was a gal from Spo-kain,
On the wife OF guy ScrVn' life
bother was gay one from Maine.
"A gay young divorccc she me,
Scckin' love IN the West for a change,
Now I'm a Elgolo in spurs
And the fault was all hers;
Gosh, l wish l back the range
why in the world do rich women come out
here and marry Cowboys is the puzzled question
that at least thousand local citizens have asked
me in recent weeks l thought that question over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

made a reputation through
out the cow country as a
rodeo rider and performer.
More than that, Holton
was a COW boy who had the
happy faculty Of making
real money.
But his sterling charac-
ter failed 10 hold the lady.
One month later she di-
vorced him.
But in divorcing the lone
cowhand, Jean did the un-
precedented and gave Reno
the shock Of its life: She
asked for alimony!
Never before, in the
memory Of Reno's oldest
citizen, had an Eastern Wo-
man, in divorcing one Of the
Knights of the Sage, ever
done anything so unethical
as 10 ask for alimony!
Her action Just busted
wide open all accepted pro-
cedure in The Cowboy and
the Lady tradition. Reno
still reels under that blow.
There was m ore TO
jeans story than her mere
marriage 10 Holton, how
ever. 1t was a typical Cow
boy and The Lady story in
that she had come west 10
divorce her first husband
allcgedly 10 marry Rusty
CRutherford) Hatch, grand
son of the late Mrs. William
X. Vanderbilt, Sr.
Rusty, whose wife the
former Shirley Davis had
obligingly divorced him in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

seven months before she went to Reno to divorce
her first husband, Russell Arthur Wallace.
few days after that decree handed her,
she married Cowboy Warren Holton, top hand Of
the Lazy dude ranch
Hoton outstanding catch in cowhand
circles. He was goodlooking and robust and had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

II may confuse Ne
VadanS 10 whom a COW
hand is as familiar as n
taxi Jockey TO a New
Yorker. But l think l
have the clue.
"Chum, YOU never lived
exclusively with the Ivy
League" I always began
the exclamation. you
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
Mother Matthews
Returns To Okla.

Mother Oicfia Matthews Of
TNsa Okla Who has been IN
Deffof Sine Dee r. visiting
rer tfoih William Brown 81
2Ni3i Washburn street left last
Thdar night FOR her home
She had qai' r'nsant soiourn
n fhs ~ and Was cla'ed % see
hfr hro'her again after twenty
fNo Years % separations
Mother Matthews who IS on
gagged IN missionary work was
teonly Interested In the religions
and clyic afiiN'les ~ the Motor
ffy Wsuo here she was shown
mans conresios and she extends
81 cisl thanks 20 members and
friends and me re-, MI Glib
son n the Church on Ny God.
for conrtcsies shown her during
refreshed by her visit In Mich
iran VIII enter With new inspira-
ZION lnfo her missionary work
which requires her 70 travel
through Arkansas. Texas and
Oklahoma among the various
churches of her denomination
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
Sorority Plans
Youth Center

PM Delta Kappa sorority en-
riained thirty boys and GIRLS
friday March II a their Toy
Lending library $50 Rcnion in
the Brewster project The chill
afen SANG PLAYED games ana were
p o served With ice r;ram and
10 k.e. The party WAS ihc pcn-
inc ~ drive 30 establish a
loH'h en'c devoted % varied
scNitrs ot particular infsfsf 20
cMlata between me axes of six
s0i for'son After streshm MS
iad begr enscyed TIE children
vc- ask q 20 sian up FOR the
"a, 'HN Would ise - attend
The Neeih center Nny ot them
ssaea a7 Tor every day The ac-
NNtiss protected ~ TIE prescn,
are as follows
" ndav story Hour and cho-
tal Speaking
Neane Inv Handhraffs for
hovs ard girls
Tsgrsday Bible study and Ne
sro lii~ory Sfedv groups
~ ncfa kaYpa hnrcs 20 OK
rlri these activities ss iho Youth
rer develops ard Wishes ~.
,,na 70 an chN7rr in'ercsfed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
HACKLEY EXHIBIT
AT CASS TECH

An exhibit Of inter-racial ma
terial will be held az Cass Teih-
meal High school from March 20
until later IN the spring The
exhibit. In which viii apptaf the
Z. Azalia ilackley Mcmeriai COLI
lection. accepted last Ilccrrher
as part OF It's music and drana
department by tho Main branch
library is being sponsored bs
the Civic Rights Federation of
Detroit II Dorothy THY q ihr
music and drama department ~
the public library VIII ha %
charge ~ the IIacklcy ceilcrilnn
The public is invited 20 ai'end
the exhibit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
CAROL SHAW OBSERVES
l4TH BIRTHDAY

Pretty Carol shaw daughter OF
Or, and Mrs Harvey Shaw cele-
hra'ca her fourteenth birthday
Monday March 70 fler mother
rendered her a { O'Clock dinner
PARTY a Lacy Thurman iWCA.
Which was attended hy dozen
or mor of carols friends
The Mona served pleased The
rtlleape ~ much as The gifts
they lfserp pleased the hnnnree.
Mr. SHAW ,haperaned ne group
and uNs i>'od ~ Der sister
'l, Nln ffrr, Present also
Nes Nfs la'ialt Knox
ttnl Use sounfcf scf 10 att
iepa es 5000 ilerneea nc,si,
iep har lnvcfy Ruth
Norui ntWhy rrle.ily Mar
tnn uen leaucffr Robbie
'plhst : ne Rosemary Glaham
frtadsan Adap flercnse Hece-
nan and nnfy Ctaham
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

tlfuny set with tiny soldiers for
place cards and llltle fasors with
American flags The huge birth
day cake served as the center
piece with Happy Birthday Ev-
erettT Inscribed on the side Red.
white and blue streamers also
decorated the dining room cell
ing.
All The ehidfcn had red white
end blue horrs and Uncle sam
hats. After series OF games.
including pinning the tail on The
donkey. they gathered around the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

MIS- Robert Mitchell and Mrs.
Cerlcy mother and grandmother
Of Mrs Hamilton. came 10 enjoy
their share OF the entertainment
too
Those participating in the par
~ We're Leontine Craig. Beulah
Ware. Alice Fields. Rita Laven-
DIR Beryl Greene. Theresa Ter
fill creola Jackson. Sadie Stew
ems n Elizabeth Mcclennv. Lin
nell iiarherd Anita Mack and
Harriet McFadden.
Mrs ,iamilion's husband, John
Gerald Hamilton, Is master
sere ant With The Us. Army Air
forces IN California.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

table for delicious cream eh..,,
sandwiches in coIored tinis -
tato chips. peanuts. pickle cb,..
olives. pop, Ice cream and Xxx.
Everett's mother. Mrs Ill.,.
Shoats. awarded the prizes !.
the games after the children -.
ished playing. ar
Guests present were Cher,
Price. 10 Ann Clark. Inerid cl,,s
stanton Fields. Richard nv
Danny Able, Pearlean NasI.o.
Anna Clark, John CLARK p...s
Theams. David Tate. T,m,.
Crawford Margaret and Dom.
Barber.
Everett was the recipient 4,
many lovely gifts from N,
friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

TAG BORDER CITY clab a.
The HOUR A DAY MOTHERS
STUDY CLUB OF Windsor a.,
viii present Mrs, Reulah Win,
81 Detroit, in a lecture On sT..
Negro in the Post War" on ya, +,
-, at TAB pm. in Smiths ssa.
,crmm. Windsor. Mrs Nell Plan,
VIII he the soloist Committee
Mrs Q. p. Chaiiers ehairrs,.
Mrs. G Noll, Mrs n WaM.
Mrs + Washington presids,.
The committee invites No publ.
10 attend. Admission sac
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

When the guests arrived all
eyes fel upon real live looking
siork standing in the center of
me table With tiny baby doll
held IN BIZ hill This served as
a cenierpiece for the table. COW
cred Win painted cloth.
Tho Mommy-io-bcs eyes glis-
ten q with JOY as tho gifts we're
opened for sbe could Just pic
tare her little one in the pretty
end dainty gifts that were re-
ceived
The Possesses Geraldine Mitch
~ jefferson Ruth Mason. Mar
gerry Cook and Ida Mae Hill pre-
scented The guest Of honor with n
hafffrtfto
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
Ladies, theyused to say" That's
TABOO" Now read these facts

Not long ago. many woman
would prefer 70 sufier 10 silence
from periodic. functional pain rath-
or than talk about this subject
Nowadays. women and girls
openly praise CARDUIs 1-vay
help Taken o. tonic n usually
peps up the appetite and aids d.
gesilon by stimulating the now Of
gastric juices; thus II often helps
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

build up resistance for the trying
days to come or taken a. directed
. days before the time. cARnuI
may help relieve pain due only 10
periodic, functional causes
Try CARDuI For years thou
sands Of women have said thev Ia.
lisvsd n helped them .-Aav
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

confined 70 he hcme after re-
cent operation Her mo,her Mrs.
James Ames lefi Saturday 70 at
p X Gibson sr of chicago The
wedding ioek place Monday The
tend ih wedding 81 Alberta Glib
Continued on page o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
LEILA PRESTON HAMILTON
SURPRISED AT STORK SHOWER

shower. and il was not weather report but pre-
natal greeting TO the little who to arrive soon
given recently for Mrs Leila Preston Hamilton. She
honored at this surprise sork shower at the home OF Ger
aldlne Mitchell Jefferson of 894l Cameron.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

tlS tIuIt lutN tNItTtu IHt stININV'
johnnie leaves Fricay.tor ine Army,
whie harlcS Jr, WHO Is married ard
the father OF TWO small children. leaNeS
ncxt week for the Navy Elsie Is as
mach the provocative sopst1cate she
ha- always been. and wsal aboai hor
slim torso one of Tn most handsome
mns coats eyer seen n these paris.
lNs the nae, few wears sno mas parsaed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

a. Ne 0lff sfD mere "
Aaron Toodle lef s,' tesk f,f
Plymouth nc. 20 Do ai'a nis
mother who q quite 500
Among tha VISITORS " D. toii
asst Weekend were Fran and
Earl Foley of rslumbus ohio
They we're here as guests ~
Marion Amss Green. who Is still
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
Everett Watson Shoates Is Five;
Red, White, Blue Motif Used AT Part,

Amid patriotic decorations and color scheme Of rea
white and blue little Everett Watson Shoats ceebatss
his fifth birthday Saturday March l8 at party for Il.
little friends
The table covered with blue paper cloth was haau.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

Buy Nadinola today and use
according TO directions. Just one
treatment size jar should make
your skin look years younger,
shades hgbferi Only $50 with
money-back guarantee; big
economy sire 81. NADlNOLA,
Paris, Tenn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
RErURLICANS AHEAD

Republican incUmhents in other
races held advantages. Those dis.
tricts We're
Second Pep Earl { Kitchener
appeared certain OF defeating Red,
murd n Burr of Ann Arbor
Kitchener Is seeking a thirteenth
term
Fifth Rep Bartel = Jonkman
Grand Fsplds paced J Neal La
moreaU former state senator.
Eirhth-Rep Fred l. Crawford
veteran Saginaw congressman
moved ahead of William 4. Ham
MGR of Saginaw.
Ninth-Rep Albert 7 Enzel
after N wears IN Congress. had
no trouble pihng up 2 strong lead
over Arnold s CoNhlll, Go
c~ranZer
Tenth-Rep Roy . Woodruff
If Bay City held a narrow lead
over William J. Kelly. Rep. Wood
ruff Is the dean Of the Michigan
congressman. having 26 years in
Washington
Eleventh-Rop Fred w Brad
Icy Of Roger CITY moved ahead of
Cecil W Barley Nancelona Demo
Crat. early nm the b9llotine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Federal Grand Jury ::
Sworn in by Monet i

A grand jury, which will Sit
during the November term of fef-
eral court here, was sworn today
by Judge Monet.
Immediately after the irnpanef~
ing and swearing. Monet ape
pointed John NJ. Reid of Trenton'
foreman of the 23-man jury. Reid
is also secretary of the board Of;
education in Trenton. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Detroit Picks
II Democrats

Detroit elected the entire Dem
ocratlc slate of Il candidates for
THE state House of Representa-
Iuves. including six labor leaders,
seven lncUmbents, and the first
woman legislator in the city's
/ history.
The labor leaders who will speak
/ for the city IN the lower chamber
during the session which opens
next January are Tracy NJ. Doll.
director here Of the Go Political
! Action Committee, Ed Carey, in
ternatlonal representatives of the
/ UAW-CIO; Jack Ellstein, vice
president Of the Michigan Go:
Jack Fuller, secretary and treas
urer ot local ia UAW-CIO; c.
I Patrick Quinn. president of the
Wayne County Go Council, and
Vincent Klein, UAW-CIO Official.
MRS. NOWAK WINS
The first woman lawmaker is
Mrs Evelyn Nowak, who was
chosen TO replace her husband,
Francis j. Nowak, who is serving
three years IN Jackson prison for
accepting brides.
For the first time, too the del
egatlon VIII include father and
son Rep. Michael J. OBrien was
reelected, and running with him
was his father, Thomas C..
/ O'Brien, 2 newcomer 10 politics.
Besides Michael OBrien. in.
cumbents returned are Reps.
Joseph Leszynski. Gerald l..
Murphy, James J Murphy, Joseph
r. Nagel Michael Novak and
Fred r Bingnsn.
The other new Detroit law
makers are the Rev James Becker,
Hungarian Lutheran Church;
Peter ]. Kelly. war worker:
Bernard T. O'Brien, real estate
dealer; Paul ~. Sienkiewicz. cleo &.
ltrical worker Oliver Smith,
an attorney, and George F. Mont.
gomery, a school teacher.
YOUNGBLooD REFLECTED
Senator Charles N. eYoungbleed
vas reelected in the First Dis
tTlct, and former State Senator
Anthony J. WilkowSki was chosen
IN the second district 10 succeed
has brother, Leo J. Wilkowski.
who IS serving a three-year term
for accepting brides.
Henry r. Kozsk, a grocer. was
elected to the Senate in Ham,
tramck Senator Charles S.
Blondy was reelected in the Fifth
District, and Senator Stanley
| Nowak was returned for fourth
term in the 21st.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Friedman Out
Ferguson In
. Kelly 'Appointee Hit
y in Landslide Vote

Circuit Judge William Fried
man was defeated for reelection
today by Frank B. Ferguson,
Judge OF common pleas court.
With 1881 of Wayne County's
1883 precincts counted, Judge
ferguson had lead of 1858
votes.
Judge Friedman served on the
bench since his appointment by
Gov. Kelly in September. 1913, TO
fill the vacancy created by the
death of Judge Harry B. Keidan.
Judge Ferguson is the brother
OF u. S. Senator Homer Ferguson
OF Michigan.
(Other County Results on Page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Two Sentenced
In Stock Fraud

Convicted after a five-week trial
OF defrauding Detroiters who In
vested 100000 in a defunct gold
mine. two stock promoters today
were given long prison sentences
and severe fines by Federal Judge
Monet.
Maurice Md ich AZ stock
broker, of Toronto. was sentenced
20 serve 10 years and fined $1,000
and his chief representative
BENJAMIN kaufman A.. was given
a seven-year term and fined
$1,000.
Samuel Lewis. az. a stock sales
man, who pleaded guilty "a re-
frred TO the probation depart
ent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
IL congressman
lin State

Reelection Of all II incumbent
Michigan congressman, more than
half Of them without close race
was seen today on the basis Of
early returns
Rep Clare + hoffman the ra-
tionally- known Roosevelt critic
from AlleEan, seemed assured Of
defeating Bernard 7. Foley Of
Benton Harbor, despite the oppo-
sltlon Of the CIO-PAC.
Hofman'S colleague. Rep Paul
W. Shafer. Republican. OF Battle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Girl Cafe Employe
Reported Missing

Police Mcre- searching inda+-tt Las
Ruth r Gerds IS, Of J20S Charles
repnrtea h. her father Raymond
Cords. 1850 Grand River. 10 have
been missing since last Thursday.
Ruin vas last seen wearing A
tan suit with green stripes AZ 2
2. m Thursday near the North
End Restaurant a. i Mile and
Var Dyke roads, where she was
employed She Is ) feet A inches
tall weighs about rs pounds and
has dark brown hair and light
Cor7plexlOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

Crecl tae+-sn early Substantial
lead from Charlie Hampton
An eighth term for Rep Jesse
p Wolrotf Republican of Port
Huron seemed hkel-- q he moved
ahead If the Democratic nominee
Charles 7 Mann ~ Marine City
IN the sefenth district.
The three-Cornered race N the
seventeenth d strict vas led b.
the incumbent Rep George a
Dondero por5ero Z Republican
ls seeking seventh term Mat
thew Hammond, Michigan Com
monWealth = Iteration candidate,
and John W Hicks, Democrat,
divided early votes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
YOUNGBLOOD REELECTED


LONDON, Nov. 8 UNS)-The
Daily Express reported from
Stockholm today that a gestapo
msnhunt for monarchist leaders
Is in full swing" in Austria and
Hungary
Gestapo Chief Himmler was
said to have ordered the arrest
of Archduke Otto, who landed in
Portugal from the United States
hY plane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
JUDGE Of PROBATE
Ike Warns Nazis

NEW YORK. Nov. S t1SS) 49,
Gen. Eisenhower's headquarters
warned the German people today
not 10 carry out order Of any
Nazi authorities 20 modest harm
or prosecute any persons m
German concentration camps or
forced labor hst'shons regardless
OF Their religion or ra''onan''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
I'D ROnlberS
WaikOui Cost

Potential production 'of 10 Lib
T---7--r-T- rTr7TT--r7T7T7 WdS T0Sf n ms
Willow Run bomber plant Of tho
Ford Motor GO. Iast night When
81 members of 2 ground test crew
walked Of Tho loh. Fo.d pokes-
man Safd today
The Vslkout started after four
members Of UAW-CIO Local %
we're disciplined for violating com
pany rules. the Spokesman SAID
Fuil production was umed
trls TOrnirC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Detroit Couple Wed
81 Years on Nov. II

n Mr. and Mr. Barney Zobl Of
1927 Cameron, 80 years residents
of Detroit viii mark their 61st
wedding anniversary on Nov. IL
Mr.. Zobl is So and his wife 7S.
Sixteen children were born 10
the union l. of whom are living
The couple was married in Michi-
gan City y. D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
SeeDefea4
Of Home n
Rule Plan I
GABLES on Page Eighty

Home rule for Wayne County
appeared doomed along with the
second Of four proposals TO amend
the state constitution, on the.
basis Of returns from nearly hall ]
of the states 3.841 precincts.
A heavy vote against the home .
rule proposal was cast. in all but.
four outstate counties, while the,
latest returns from Wayne County 6
showed slight margin on the
ro,~,. cid Ir2
S0l'N ~
Likewise, the proposed Wayne /,
County amendment to issue bonds ,
for city-county building was ,
trailing by 3 to 2 vote, but the
county proposal 10 amend the date
for payment of county taxes built
up substantial yes vote. sc,
WATER PROPOSAL AHEAD -
State proposal No. 1. which ,
would change the restrictions ouI
furnishing water to any city or :
village TO outside communities,
was winning by a large majority. :
Proposal No. 2, which would
allow legislators to become g.
candidate for another state office .
without resigning, was leading by
over $4,000 votes. :.
Trailing badly was the proposed
amendment to hike state legisla-
tive salaries from So to SIS day.
If home rule is defeated this )
time. il will be the second CON-
secutiVe election the measure has
been voted down.
CHARTER CHANGES WIN
All three city charter amend
ment proposals carried by a good
margin.
They are Proposal A, to change
provisions in the current SYSTEM
for firemen's disability retirement
pensions; Proposal B, to change =
the annual tax sale date from the
second Tuesday in June to June
80 each year, and Proposal G. to :
give the superintendent of public
works power to act as DPW com"
missioner during the latter's abb
sence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
CLOSE RAIILF

A close battle characterized the
three-c5ndldate race IN the De-
trolt Thirteenth District Rep
George =. Q Buen Democrat IN
cuubent held A slight lead over
he Republican candidate Clar-
ence J Mcleod. William Jenkins
former UAW-CIO local officer
opposed them on the Socialist
ticket.
In the FIRST District. Rep
George -adow X ID, led former
Rep John s Sosnowsh tRl
Rep LOUIS 9. Rabaut CD, seek
ing \ seventh term, paced Claude
G. Mcdonald In7 the Fourteenth
while In the Fifteenth, Rep John
~ Dlngell, Democratic veteran OF
SIX terms took an early margin
over HAIRY Henderson.
IN the sixteenth District. Pep
John Le-nski d. led Albert a
.Bidderhre
A close rare dereloped in the
Sixth DlytuCt - Flint and Sagi-
rsw William " BlacRney CR),
held slight lead over Robert
3 NCL 4urhhn Of Flint The fight
between former Rep Frank T
Hook 'Dl and Rep John Z. Ben
NETT r. NJ OntOnaEon IN the
Twelfth District. also was close
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

The Detroit Times has fsr
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any ether netrnif neuspapeI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
W Robot in Action,
Germans Announce
Iimas Fhnfr

LONDON, Nov. s GNS)-An
official German communiaue
claimed today that the Nazi w
robot bomb was IN action against
England There has been no Off
.cial confirmation of this clam
from any Allied source.
The Nazi announcement de-
scrlbed the w bomb as a far
more effective explosive missile
than the vi buzz bomb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

Order i0c United States War
savings STAMPS from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
CIRCUIT COURT
JUDGE
Wayne County

i.s94 precincts out OF 1888
Ferguson RNS lni
FRIEDMAN .lgg.Ifl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-12

Poland now is feeling the effects
Of building a house upon four cor
nerstones which political geogra-
pliers contend were ethnologically
weak.
The inclusion of other nationals
within Poland's borders is the cause
of that country's unhappy Difficult
ties with Russia.
A Washington official who was a
member of the American commits
sion to negotiate peace after the
last war, and who helped set Po-
lands southeast border, says Allied
statesmen unsuccessfully attempted
to establish the border along lines
of racial division.
The essentially weak corners OF
the country are Southeast and
Northeast Poland, meeting centrally
on the 1889 eastern frontier with
Russia; the northwest corner, or
Polish Corridor to the Baltic Sea,
and the southwest or Silesian corner.
The Silesian corner is a trouble
core. not only of peoples but of in
dustry. Tricky populated by Ger
mans, Poles and Czechs, Poland s
boundary here slices tremendous
industrial district rich with deposits
of coal and iron coveted by all three
countries concerned.
To add to natural problems, the
boundary cuts through industrial
areas, leaving mines on one side of
the border, plants on the other.