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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-09
Local Girl
Commissioned

SHIRLEY CUKR, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Cukr, It's
Court street, Will be commits
stoned an officer of the Saliva
ton Army Monday evening,
June u, in ceremonies TO be
held in Orchestra Hall, Chicago.
Fifty-three cadets are being
commissioned at that time, all
of whom have been in the Lib
erty' session, studying for Off
cership in the Army since last
September. Among their cours-
es have been the Bible, Chris
tian doctrines, Gospel preaching,
management and leadership,
Salvation Army history, organ
ization and literature, vocal and
instrumental music, bookkeep-
ing and first aid.
Not until the Commissioning
ceremonies will each cadet
know what his rank will be, or
where he will be sent 10 serve
the organization in the central
territory.
Ranks and assignments will
be announced by 1t. Commits
sioner John J. Allan, leader of
the Salvation Army in its CEN
trail states territory, who will
charge eachhew officer with his
duties. Assisting Commissioner
Allan in the ceremonies will be
Colonel Albert +. Gresham,
chief secretary of the Army in
the central states, 1t. Colonel
Bertram Rodda, field secretary
and Colonel Gordon Simpson
principal of the training college
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-09
Dickinson PTA Holds
Annual Picnic

THE DICKINSON PTA an
nual picnic will be held at the
school Tuesday, June 13. Games
for children will begin at S
o'clock with dinner at 6 o'clock.
The highlight Of the evening
will be the baseball game be-
tween Fathers and Sons. Mrs.
Ernest Lawrence is general
chairman.
ELIZABETH AND PAULINE
ULLRICH entertained a few
friends at bridge at their home
last evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-09
Senior Class
Boat Trip

THE 1914 GRADUATING
class Of Mount Clemens High
school is holding its annual pic
mic today. The group went
. aboard a boat in Detroit for
Put-in-Bay this morning at 9
o'clock. The arrangements for
the boat trip were made by the
class officers, of which Jack
Passfield is president.
Chaperones for today's outing
are: Miss Hulda Deaubler, Mrs.
Lucille McGrath, Thomas Bah
cock, Robert Beale and Monte
McFarlane.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-09

American perfumers are pro-
ducing their own essential oils
since they can no longer import
them. The list includes lemon
grass, oil of rose, and oils of
sweet and bitter orange.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-09
Methodist Class
to Hold Picnic

THE YOUNG MARRIED
COUPLES class of Methodist
Church will meet for picnic
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stacey O'Brien, 30038 Oak
grove, st. Clair Shores, Tuesday,
June 13, at $50 o'clock. Anyone
desiring transportation is to
meet at the church at 6 o'clock.
KENNETH d. MAKEPEACE
of Anchorage, Alaska, is visit
Ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Sims on Donaldson road.
MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT
ROSSO are holding a reception
for their daughter Phyllis on
Sunday, who is graduating from
Mount Clemens High School.
THE YOUNG WOMEN'S
EPISCOPAL LEAGUE BAN
QUIET, which was to have been
held June 6, will be held on
June ID at Gordon's Grill at 7
o'clock. For any change in
reservations kindly phone Mrs.
Harry Mettler.
MRS. JOHN WHITNEY en-
tertained her duplicate club on
Wednesday. Mrs. Herbert Stew
enson of Detroit was a guest.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-09

Photo by Hiiicrest
MRS. LESLIE G. MONTAGUE
TERED wedding cake thanked by
white tapers in silver holders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague are
on short wedding trip in Nor
thern Michigan.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-30

Serr Stsnan3 oem Sodtu. Boter bic
Sano uno iogte seriibrt: ,.Sa. Serr
Bater, Die ruben in Grieoenl"
Damn tpuroe oas Grab suge6edt.
Saeelong &por Der SinuneI tribe ge.
ncien. Do9 iest oer3oeen fi9 bic 8e.
genlpolten. 8om blauen SimmeI
Ionote bic Come ibre freunoIi6en
Strablen auf ben @ottesoder, no bic
treuen Weartprer ibre lebte Rube1tdtte
9efunoen batten.
@ottes 8ege linS tpunoerbor, aber
oft unbegreifIid, Som Sinmel aus
lesen oteie @loubensbeIoen tbr Wti.
1'onstperf fort. Die erlte Srudt ii.
rer Jiirbitte mar sic 8efebruuq Der
beionil4en Woroer. Die Station ct.
Baul puroe neu or9aniliert uno eut-
tp1delte 1td) gu elmer bliibenoen @bri.
Itengemelnoe. Iud oos gon5e 8tto-
rtot bon Habaul ipuroe Itdtli9 geieg-
net. Die 5ebn Wartprer batten ibr
Blut uno 2eben fir 6osieIbe binge-
geben, un0 Ser liebe @ott fonnte tbren
Bltten nur @ebor lei1ten.
0bgleid in ser beutieen idmeren
3eit rnlere lieben yeiiiionen in Der
Suolee arg gelitten boben, 10 boHen
mir bod ouf before 3eiten, 10 bob
Die Weillionare ibrer eolen Nufgobe
>pieoer na6fommen f0nnen.
t T T
8llo6en bon ben 5ebn MGrtprern,
oeren 5eligipredungspro3eB etnge,
leitet lit, lino 81 be5ieben bon Nii-
iionarp 5ilterS Of tie OtoIt 5acreo
Seart of SSeius, ct. Midoel's Con
bent, 8ernborts (&ca0ing)> Bo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-30

9nn5 iurdtbor entitellt lag auf oe1
5tufen oes 9lltares. 9lud lie bott
tieic 8unoen an &opf uno Sa1s. 81
8iiltlinge butten &er5enleudter, &ru
5ifir, uno leIbit oen Eabernofel gege,
oieles orme Opfer gei6leuoert.
SSn Sen iibrigen Hd1men batten oir
8olelpidte alles geraubt, mas ite ge
brau6en fonnten.
Cine trourige Bflid]t, Oos BegrQb-
mis- ser @ridlagenen> fiel Dem So6p.
Serrn Fater &leintitiden 5u. Sm
nabegelegenen Jrteobof tpur6e Elm
eroBes @rab bereitet, ipel6es oonn
NIT 8lattern uno 8lumen ausgelegt
lpuroe. 3mei @oroinen, sic ser Raub~
luIt Der 8aininger entgangen tporen,
oienten als 2eidentud. M6tnoI 5og
eln tleiner, riibrenoer 2ei6en5ug gum
ltilen @ottesader. Die 2eiden uur<
ben nebeneinanoer geleet, uno oIs
Der troltpoae aber idtpere Augenblid
tam, 6ieie 9fubeitdtte 5u leenen,
fonnte Der quite Boter Die Erdnen
nidt 5uriidbalten. Bon gan5em Ser.
sen tpiinidte er ben @nti6lafenen ei-
men freuoieen ein5ue ins bimmlii6e
Seruialen. aIs bas lebte: ,,&equiess
Icont III pace" berfluneen ,por, oriidte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-30

titlden biidte lid 5lt ibr nieoer uno
fragte: ,,5dme1ter 90. gnno, leben
Sic nod ?" 9lber ibr blutge1ulter
Muno blieb it,1mm. SIRE Seele bate
Oas ~geni Sponla gbrilti" elmer
beieren @elt eebort.
@leid) binter Dem 8obnbaule Der
Miliionore lag 8rl1oer Alois. Neben
ibm fono man oos 8rett, nit Dem
er lid) segen Sen @etuebrIduB oes
80 Worio 81 idiiten geiu6t bate.
Iufoaig Dar es, 6oB oas @ras, mel
DIES nit oen 8lut bes 8ru6ers ge<
trdnft poroen tpar, in Sen 5tpei 60
gen iippig getpadien 1mo bunfel &C.
fGrbt mar.
@ttpas tpeiter ouf Dem 9oupttpeg
lag Sdpeiter 81. Sophia. Die Mor=
Der batten iie nit ibren 8eilen ME
oergei6lagen. Sic batte floffenoe
8nnoen am Sinterboupt unb i'm
Naden.
8ruoer gouoro rubte ouf einen1
t5oB gretter nobe bel Der Stride. Ct
bate ttefe 8unben ON @interi6Gbel
uno an beiben Seiten beg 9olfes.
Seine falten &dn6e bieltex nod ben
gleiftift. gseben linn fdno nson Elm
giinbel Garos. oas bic Wor6er ibm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-30

gum aauf onseboten batten. INN i'm
3u tduiden.
auf Der 3ementtreppe. bic dur Sir.
DIE binauffiibrte, lag Bru6er Sobon.
nes. Eiefe Bunoen an aopf uu6 $aIs
goben .3eugnis BON Der uriade iei'
nes So6es.
Sdmeiter so. agatba rubte neben
Der Sreppe om Sdmeiternbaus. sic
tpor nidt mieoer5uertenuen. 9ieie or'
me Sdpelter bat tpobl am meiiten
bon alien @ridlagenen eelitten.
Iuf Der 8eronoo tpuroe 59me'
iter 81. agnes aufsefunoen. Sbre
3iige waren 10 frieolid, BOB mon
batte meinen fonnen, fte idliefe.
SSn ser &apeue 6es S9peiternbou
les bate Der @reueI Ser 8ermi1tlm!
arg geboult. S6tpeiter 80. Nneela
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-30

.itation log 10 itiu 6o; ober es mar
Die SooesitiIIe.
80 Waria un6 ieine 9an6e log i'm
9tdi6t oerboreen. SIN eonaen Dorf
tpar ntemano gu ieben. Dober 5ogen
bic Suder na9 Der Bobnung oes
So6m. Serrn Roter Rai9er. Cine
groBe 8Iutlode neben Der Sir i'm
Mittel3immer oeutete bic Steue on,
100 Der quite Riiitonor 5ulammenee.
bro6en uno nerblutet mar.
S6meiter 90. anno, bic 6en SduB
uno ben Sdret bernomnen bate,
NOR berbeieeeilt. sic lag i'm n69s
iten 3immer, oos Saupt ouf elmer
&iite geitiibt. Dos befonnte 26deln
lag nod auf ibrem antlib. Selbit bic
rotten Baden tparen nod ni6t ber'
| i6mumnoet. Ser So6p. Bater &lein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-30
9o1t Stur5o iiber baS 5us
tilnfttge 9euti6laup

@s lit cine erTreuli6e 3eiterIdei-
nung> oaB neben oen, freilid Der
ein5elten, Hode uno G0lferbaB pre-,
oigenoen AeuBerungen iiber cine Be-
Itraf11ng ooer gar 8erni6tung aes
oeutiden Golfes nod 8eenoig1ng 6es
&rieges, bon urteilsfGbigen un0 ge-
re6t Oenfen0en Berlonlidfeiten in
boben 5teuungen elmer bumauen,
menI6cntpiiroigen Bcbonollrng oes
OeutIdcn 8olfe5 Oos Bort gere6et
miro.
gS uurOe bereits friiber an oieIer
Stelle auf oas llrteil unleres beeu1os
ligen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gunner
Bellcs bingetpieien, tpel6er i'm Sabre
1910 alS perlonlider Sertreter Brds
Ii0ent 9toolebelts europa bereilte, un
Die @tupter europGil6er i'm 2rte9e
befinOlider uno neutraler 2dnoer 81
belufen.
SSn eincm auSiiibrli6en Nrttfel bat
|unlanglt in ser Seem gorfer 5taots-
5eitung' ser urteilsfabige &orreIpon-
oent uOiplomoticuS" 1i6 riibmero
iiber oie politiiden anltdten oes 9e>
genmartig in unierm 2onoe wetlen.
BEN italienild)en Brieiters Don 2uigi
|Stlr5o auseeiproden.
vgtner Ser berDorragenaften
5taotsmGnner 1mo feiniten polittiden
&opfe oes =Muliolinilden Sta
liens, idreibt Diplomaticus> lift
Don 2uigi Stur5o. Sd madte feline
8efonntldaft i'm Serbit 1921, ols t6
in Ser Hei6sfan5lei t6tig mar. Mein
Chef mar oanals Der &eidsfan5ler
Or. Soiepb Birtb, Elm Infer 3er-
trumsmonn. Dolt St1,r5o, BrieIter "
Bolitifer, NOR eetommen, I'M ftd
ielbit elm 8ilo bon Der gntmidllme
Der 9inse i'm Deutiden &eid gu mo-
ben. ct bat mir oanals itarf tr,1po-
ntert, pie idneu unb tpie gritn6tih
Dou 5tur5o oie Gage iiberiab, tute
(Jortietune ouf Sette 81
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apitttpo4. ben 80. aHsais 1914

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an i'm du leeen. @s bleibt Elm &6tieI.
oab er &pieoer iein 9fero beiteieen
fonnte 1uto 1ebeno nod Bunamorita
auriidfam. Gin @liid, baB er nidt
nit 80 Noria sllammentraf!
Bater ban Der Na 1par nun beIorgt
I'M ieinen Ritbruoer, ben So9m. 8e.
ter Ruetten. Der in Nodarunep itotio.
'1iert mar. Ct ianbte einen 8oten bort.
bin, nm i'm 5u ipornen. Do9 beoor
oielcr BEN Srt errei9te, rubte Der GU
te Bater ldon in fiib1er @roe. @r fiel
ols aebntes Spfer an ienem berbung-
nisbollen Gage !
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bot # dan, Die 2ei9en bon ct. Baul
nob gunomarita at bolen. 5ein
Wtut beroient uniere 8etpunoerunq.
es gelang ibm, Die 2ei6e Boter Ro=
1d)ers 5u Bergen tpuroe ober Damn
bon 80 Morto iiberboIt.
"Bogt es nidt, no6nals meinen
gooen gu betreten", idrie er ibm at.
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ouf) oen BiIdof lmo oen @ouper-
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ouf Die 8aininger Manner fein Ser,
Lob. Bela cine Ineit fir Boter ban
Der Ia BET Dem @e6anfen, oaB Der
heberfaa bieaeidt eelingen tperoe!
Serr gtiIterfelo, elm Bflan3er Ser
Netp Guinea Gompanp, tpor al ge-
1116 in Sunamarita. @r Iteute I'M,
eefobr SO ieiner arbeiter ouf, Inn
Bade gu balten. Sic poren suber-
laifie. aueroings tporen 1ie nur nit
Sonden uno Bogen betpaffnet. gber
oteie Baffen, on Die iie eetpobnt uo>
rem, banobabten iie nit t6oIider 81
berbeit.
Die No@t NOR lang uno qualpon;
aaeS blieb rubig Big eegen Moraen
ettpa 4.3O l1br. Da 5oeen So Wario
uto feline @eieIIen beran, INN in gu-
namarita ben geplanten Neoro aus,
5utiibren. Ser grfole in ct. Saul
batet i'm mutig eernodt. @r aIoubte
IN Tunamarita leibtes Spiel AT ia,
ben. Als ct ieood eeoroneten Wioer,
itano bemertte, ipaete er oen 4noriff
nod ni9t.
Da erneuerte 9lngriffe 5u befiird)-
ten tparen, tuuroen Die beiben 5dtpe=
ltern nno Grdulein 5ooi nad Der
naben Sn|el Maiiitonapufa gebrodt,
mo, fte 5iemlid ltder iein fonnten.
Am Sonntae Nadmittaa fam Sie
be1Ber1ebnte 9ilfe bon Der geoieruno
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Filters Sink > Ships
Inn Jap TrOp Convoy

that the enemy had 295 steel and
concrete bunkers.
Allied airmen raided Rabaul,
New Britain, again. dropping so
tons of incendiaries on the iso-
lated base.
PEARL HARBOR, March 81
etffNSS4 Strong u. s. navel forces
pr wing the central Pacific have
dealt Mile Island, easternmost
Jap stronghold in the Marshalls,
a heavy blow once more asserting
their complete mastery OF that
area.
The assault on Mile, carried
out Saturday by battleShips and
carrier planes. was announced
yesterday hv Adm Nlmitz.
Adm NmitZ also announced
that army Mitchell homhers- had
hit Ponape Jap base IN the Caro-
line Islands, sinking small cargo
transport and starting large fires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Ndzis Control
AII-HungdrY
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
rers Saturday with Gen,-Hely
Szumhathx,- chief OF the Hun
garian general staff.
The two leaders conferred, the
dispatch said, with Hitler, Foreign
Minister Won Rihtentrop anc
Marshal Keitel, supreme com
mander Of the German armed
forces. who demanded
. General mobilization Of the
Hungarian army under German
supervision
. Reorganization of the Hun
garian army on the Rumanlan
pattern with German liaison
officers with each regiment
. Hungarian railway and
Danube River traffic TO be
placed under a mixed general
staff Of Hungarian and German
officers
. PiaeiHF~'of hungarian food
reserves in a general pool for
equal distribution Of all food
supplies 10 AXIS countries.
. Establishment Of censorship
and press control on the Ger
man pattern with han on
printing or hroadcastine news
originating with non-AXis news
agencies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
WMC0rder Hits
Western Union

Stating that the Western Union
Telegraph Co. had failed TO COM
ply with the presidential 48-hour
work week order, the regional
War Manpower Commission today
took steps TO invoke sanctions
against the company in this area
Edward L. Cushman, regional
VINO director, said that hence
forth any individual employed by
the telegraph company might
leave his job and obtain one else
where without first obtaining a
certificate 81 availability. The
Michigan Unemployment Compen-
S7fttt0T1 t0TH1ISSIOn was also or
dered not 10 refer any prospective
employees To the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
y ankS Hit
France

LONDON, March p (1NS)--
American heavy hombers continu-
inc the Allied round-the-clock
hatterfrg Of Naz Europe blasted
military obiectives in northern
France today.
Shortly after British night raid
eFs TeTIT6gd from Smashing an
Important German munitions plant
in Kance and other targets m
westerns Germany u. s war
planes hit ne Pas de Calais area
The LiberatofS>wers escorted by
Thunderbolts Of the>Eighth Z. 5.
Air Force ~-
Earlier, an air mimstry> an
nolincement revealed that heats,
Raj Lancaster bombers struck al
vital Nazi munitions factories m
the French city of Angouleme, so
miles northwest Of Bordeaux
Other British craft stabbed al
targets in western portions of the
Reich
Not a plane was lost
Meanwhile. industrial Frank
furt. pounded by Allied bombers
twice within u hours. was de-
scribed as the most devastated
city in Germany,
A force of from $50 10 SOC
heavy L. s. bomberS, escorted by
500 long distance fighters pull
verized military targets IN The
Frankfurt area yesterday. SA
heavy bonhers and eight fighters
were lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21

GEN. MARTHUR'S HQ, NEW
GUINEA, March p QNS)-Two-
troop damned Japanese trans
ports and three escorting cor
vettes lay at the bottom of the
sea, 20 miles northwest of Wewak,
New Guinea, today. victims of a
low-level assault by more than
100 Allied bombers.
Hundreds of Japanese soldiers
and sailors lost their lives IN the
shark infested waters when the
convoy was wiped out by 1t Gen.
George c. Kenneys f1iers as it
steamed at top speed for the
eHemy'S Wewak base.
Allied airmen saw al least 500
JapaneSe>Struggling in the water.
--LlLnited>PreSs- pStIf4a ted that
the Japanese~loSt 1900 men
their heaviest casualties in any
sea engagement in>that area
since The first battle of the Bis
marCk Sea year ago-and~said
that Japanese destroyer and.
other ships were damaged)
Wewak itself, main japanese
air base in northern New Guinea,
was blasted for the ninth sue
-ceSsiNe day by another force of
more than 100 Allied planes.
The communicate announced
that many" small enemy craft
were sunk by u s. destroyers
last Saturday west of Wewak.
In the Admiralty Islands dis
mounted cavalrymen mopped up
enemy stragglers on Manus
Island. A summary of Japanese
defenses in the vicinity of Lor-
engsu village and airfeld both
now in American hands, showed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
DROPS WOUNDED PAL

While over Germany he was
told that Weaver was bleeding 10
death He ordered Weaver
dropped down by chute-in the
hope that he would he captured
quickly and that enemy doctors
could stop the flow IF blood
SaVagety attacked by fighter
planes and fax, and Handicapped
by the almost constant tanning
Of the controls, Morgan few the
battered Fortress to the target
bombed II and brought the plane
back 10 England. where he landed
without flaps or brakes.
Months later, Morgan, who fire.
quently brooded over the wisdom
OF his decision about Weaver.
heard with Joy that Weaver was
safe IN a German prison camp,
miracuouSly winner of the 1000
to-1 chance of survival which had
been thrust upon him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
GUARD ROAD TO ROME,

German machine gunners fought
from behind every heap Of debris
10 protect their two main bastons
IN Casino and to hold the ap-
UTO7Ci7CS 10 highway 6-the man
road 10 Rome.
Principal points of enemy re-
slstance- are the duke s palace on
the South-side- Of Highway s and
the amphitheater north of the
road
Battlefront reports said that
the ruined Continental Hotel had
fallen 10 New Zealand infantry
men, including knife thrusting
faorI natives, safter hours of BIT
ter combat.
CThe British radio reported.
however. that German rein
torcementS had inhltrated back
into the ruins OF the hotel)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Girl Usher SIugged
In Downtown Thedter

Jane McQueeI f6, an usher al
the Broadway-Caprtol theater was
recovering at home today from a
severe scalp wound received~When
she was slugged by an unkno~p
patron near an employees dressing
room in the third balcony of the
theater. il was reported 10 police.
The man VINO struck her was
said 10 he about - years old, ;
feet Z inches tall, wearing a light
brown suit and eyeglasses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
JAP STRONGHOLD FALLS
Detroit Group Seeks
Postwar Road Aid

Armed with blue prints and
cost estimates. Mayor Jeffries VIII
leave for Washington March II 10
testify before the House roads
committee as 10 Detroits needs
for federal help in building post
war highways.
The mayor will he accompanied
by city traffic engineer. Lloyd 3.
Reid. and DPW Supt. Glenn c.
Richards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Fdmous Fortress Due
In Detroit Tomorrow

The famous FIXING Fortress,
Hell's Angels veteran of 20 sue
ceSSiul bombing missions over
Nali-occupied Europe, Will arrive
al the Detroit City Airport al
] .io p. m tomorrow and remain
on display the remainder Of the
daV.
Plotting the plane VIII be Capt
John r dQhnSton and Capt lrle
+ Baldwin ~Col Alfred II. John
son and members Of the 745th
Army Air Force ofNRomulus Field
Will greet the crew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Will Thomas Give Active SupporF7

Thomas in Washington and could reached
70 what extent MS wiz County and Munich
pa NoEkersuhether agreement merely not n
oppose interfere whether might active parc
patton including financial ssssts1cs IN the drive.
Jefes sentiments The subject we've expresstdNast week
when the Ford Motor Co. eoned Gov Kelly suppant
born poles with state police Rouge plant for alleged
failure Of Dearborn officers resistance an auto blockade
thrown up BY Go strikers ~ tet. risnt....
The Dearborn police department just happens he the
stronghold Of the FOP Jefres tsd. I'm saving hap
pened but there Just could vou understand little
cooperation there between the unions
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Police Organization
BVCTOHere Revealed
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efforts of the Fratenal Order Of Police sefcaed police
lodge to organize the department than year ago
At that time Mayor Jeffres and former Police Com
missioner John n Wtherspoon ordered the discharge Of
two officers who aided in the FOP membership drive
The United States Supreme Court recently upheld Deroits
when refused decision Of the supreme
which government right restrict
membership Of Us policemen the grounds that It is quasi
military branch which cannot safely divided allegiance
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Britain's Powerful Car

NEW YORK, March u (INS)-
The British radio revealed today
that a powerful now armored car
mounting SiX-pound anti-tank
gun, a machine gun and an anti
aircraft gun is in production.
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Miracle Filler
Lost Over Reich
Nv BOB CONSIDTNE

NEW YORK March 21- (INS4--The family of ist IL
John red Morgan So hero Of the Saga Of the Head
less Pilot found itself praying today Tor one more mrace
tforrau VINO ha1is from Amarillo TEX and holds the
ooernssoral Modal Of Honor reIOred MISSING TODAY
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