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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
Arabs Stage IDemonxlTa-
tions Against British
Permitting Jews To In
ter Palestine

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LONDON. Nov. Arr.
ish authorities today de-
elsred Cairo ous 90 boands
because of the sudden -.
risings In the Middle Easl.
Many miles of railroad
tracks acre dewtroye4. and
! 600 Jews. whose numbN
was shortly afteTward rFeal.
u augmented. stopped ~
II itish troops from seMrrhinR
for the saboteufs who were
suspected Of having pulled
up the tracks.
In other parts OF the Md.
die East. Arabs have staged
demonstration against ths
British permitting any more
Jews L. enter Palestine.
The British colonial serre.
tary told the House If Con-.
mons this morning hat lhere
was evidence ol careful plan.
ming in destroying the rail.
road tracks. tie added that
the saboteuT~ had bren 'rn
eel by bloodhoumds until Gar.
thcr search MAS stopped
a., masscd Jew.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
TWO KEY WESTERS
RELEASED FROM NAVY

C' BHseI Bnf.a m. Af
'. sal panclana Place -f DOCS.
lacnin Aurfu Ncouan 2. 8I5
Grrn,l' street ore among 'h,
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i.fsHnn,. atn nats .srr af...
airl l1u 'hr MAJ. s
iH tan H. 81, fe.
.nHr rHn N'r ai-ehs-a st t.
Y s Nas Station at = .E-H.
Fa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
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MORE TESTIMONY IN
YAMASHITA'S TRIAL


MANILA. New. z - Wit
nssses testified todsy 81 the
tfiAl Of Lieutenant General
rsmashits that his soldiers
set fire % the German club
house while 800 rsrsoRs
we're In l. End aadcd thai
SO OF them were buFned 60
dsFth end NAV others SCI
oGalY injured.
The picture sssinst Yans-
fhisss Is becoming darker
end darker every day. There
ere still msaY other witnesses
10 testify shout the sfrositiss
eommists3 hv Jao soldiars
undsE harm last pear and
cary this veal. IN the Philip
pines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02

Thus spoke county Off
cial this morning about the
city election to be held No
vember 8. As a result. M
added. be- has not set chosen
one man Tor whom he wIll
cast his ballot.
A. to propaganda absut sonc
GO the candidates t e f.yluE iast
and thlck through the a4f TO-DAY.
OnN atutt q dogsg g thc landl-
dates. thu.t Whs ere Thought 80
have Is cnauCU g. hr elected are
objects cf tire u4wors Nut =
word as fa as Thg Ciuxen has
heara. has becn sad about q MAJ
tufItV .f ths Cand dates. end
Probably thg reason iHg that IS be-
,ausc tnts ut MT oHns.d 81
o. hsVe O. sfanCe g. wa.
Dad vou hear Thus and 50
about =. and So That IS the
qucsilo1 that d. being reneated
hundred iWos ln kc, West
md. prrcfaucg 500 have not
fsard q. sr. slIl kei fnt st..y ls
al Of rs glaHng d.iail just
reW l ram which has atonIlr
f"Ttft.s song around f8an
Ike tft p.ot,Enlal FIRE 90 q
pfaHHs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
Cairo Placed Out Of Bounds
By British Due TO Sudden
UpTSings In Middle East
QUALIFIED LIST TO
APPEAR ON SATURDAY

The qualified list Of voters
Tor the coming city election
will spae9r in tomorrow
issue Of The citixen.
The list. which confains
close TO five thousand names.
wiil take up slisAtlY ever
iear nswspapsx pases. which
win make temoFr0ws snsire
issue ten paees.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
~ - >lmuuton street
FwFeha~sd n, Mr..
&uha v illiams At Price
&n a. go

- aaaws ~ lssis - Nsv
So wwnw mam8w YESTERDAY
- &saama@m ana 1ehnsun.
R@ataNa. ems gor sa.SOo and
80 ush~s So - 90
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
PROPAGANDA CONCERNING CITY
CANDIDATES FLYING FAST; ONE
OF RUMORS HAS ATOMIC ENERGY

Every time ! decide TO
vote for a candidate for the
city commission | am told
something about him and
change my mind"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
AIRBoRNE MEN ARRIVE

BOSTON, Sept IA tUP)-The
transport Wakefield arrived today
with 3,155 troops of the Seven
tcenth AirbornC Division which
assisted IN checking ttr German
advance during the battle Of the
bulge
Returning units included 194th
Glider Infantry regiment, 5f3th
Parachute Infantry regiment.
headquarters and headquarters
battery Of the Seventeenth Di-
vision Artillery, 155th Airborne
anti-Aircraft battalion and 6S0th
and 6SlSt Glider Field Artillery
battalion,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

NEW YORK. Sept II CUP)--
Nearly 1000 troops. including the
main body of tho 45th Infantry
Division and units of the 69th In
iantry Division. arrived today
aboard seven transports.
The Aquitania carried 1866. in.
eiudinf the if99ttfft 9Th Httt4i 4lSetAi- IifataH-
Try Regiments ef the 45th plN-
sion. Also aboard were nearly 200
nurses and more than 800 WACs,
the largest contingent 10 he re-
turned from Europe.
The Santa Rosa brought 3.24S
troops. including the field artillery
hattaionS of the 69th, the division
that mot the Russians AT the Elbe
after fighting across Germany.
The Monterey carried 80 troops
and approximately S00 civilian
workers ION fu6Tr0 RICO.
The Calvin Coolidge carried 654
troops, the Pendan p. the Belgian
Equality IS, and the Henry l..
HoNt i3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Kent 10 Face
Deportation
nv DAVID SENTNER
nstr~h Tfmss WsshipFten Huresa

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14-Of-
fcial revelation today by tho
British Home Office - suppressed
for FIVE years-that Tyler Kent
VIII nc returned 10 tins country
on ms release from iall under a
deportation order issued May %
1910, subStaniiates the charge
that high sources IN tho Unitcd
States insisted on his hoInc d.,
legally tried and convicted before
= British court under the Brush
official secrets act.
So declared Mrs Anne IT, T.
Kent, mother Of the young code
chief of the American Embassy IN
London imprisoned for five years
after q secret British trial on the
charge of having copied coded
messages hanged d between
President Roosevelt and Winston
Churchill al the time the United
States was neutral
Mrs. Kent fighting for the vim
dication Of her son, maintains that
TYLER felt IL his patriotic duty 10
inform a congressional committee
that the United States was being
committed 70 Joining in the war
against the Nazis as the result OF
these displomatic exchanges.
Based on the contention that
Poung KentS secret trial in a for
Nign court violated, his conStltu-
sional rights. the sovereignty Of
the tinted States and his diplo-
matte immunity Don Malone
Harlan of Detroit. counsel for
Kent. is pressing an action for
back salary IN the u. s. Court OF
Claims.
Harlan said the revelation of
The deportation order--dated three
days after Kent's arrest in Lon
don and several months before
any charges were brought against
him by the Britlsh--marks the
first important break in piercing
the international secrecy sur
rounding the Tyler Kent case.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
How Soldiers
Come Home

EDITORS NOTE All IN
formation aUailobIs on the rs-
turn Of troops - contained IN
the article whieh foHows. The
Tunes wiu continue 70 pubiish
these announcements "a they
ore mode public By the RoU-
srnmsnf Please do NOT coll
ihs Times for additional in
formation, as eueTy effort ~
being made 10 present the
neus as soon as ~ Is released.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
G Families Flee
Apartment Blaze

Six families IN a frame apart
mcnt house at 1885 Hinklcy were
driven from their homes last night
by a fire caused 10y an overheated
stove, police said Damage was
confined TO the first floor apart
ment OF Nelson Green, where the
fire originated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Foundation Former

NEW YORK, Sept "a INS)-
The University OF Kansas has es-
tablished a foundation 10 further
freedom Of tho press under the
name ~ the late William Allen
White Of the Emporla Gazette,
The world AZ Your door.
Phone Cherry $500 to order The
Detroit Times delivered daily
Co your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

Tho world at your door,
Phone Cherry $500 70 order The
Detroit Times delivered daily
10 your home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
ARMY BLASTS
Navy RACISM
IN SHIPMENTS

PARIS-(ANP) - Army officers
here protested loudly last week
to the navy's race code in the ship
ment OF colored troops 10 America.
While yielding In the transfer
OF 4 Negro quartermaster truck
company from the U.S.S. Croatan
TO the Thomas Johnson Victory
on racial grounds. the army re-
fused TO compromise on the right
OF one colored officer and Ave
enlisted men TO sail on the Croa-
tan for the States.
THE SIX HIGH POINT colored
soldiers sailed over the objection
OF navy officers, who said that the
navy's general policy was not to
mix the races. Army officials re-
piled that the men would not be
removed, unless they we're re-
moved by navy personnel.
The clash between members OF
The two branches Of the service on
the race question is said 10 have
resulted in bad feeling. The 1913
men in the Negro truck company
we're snatched off the Croatan. a
baby fattop, because there are no
segregation facilities on the fight
deck OF the ship. Only the large,
roomy hangar could accommodate
the 1925 men.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
1926 To NAACP
From Port BIN
On Tnian Is.

NEW YORK-Memberships and
contributions in the amount OF
S326 have been received by the
NAACP from the men Of the Head
quarters company, 5loth Port Bat.
talon on the island OF Tinian in
The Msrianas.
The membership campaign was
assisted by Seaman Lester Cole
Of the Sixth Construction Bril-
gade. United States Navy. who
provided the Army contingent
with NAACP literature and cam
paign material. The membership
drive In the battalion was d.
rected by LIST Sgts. James Parrott,
Joseph Campbell. and Foster w.
Scott OF the 290th, 3l0th, and
632nd Port companies, respec-
lively. The money was transmit
ted by End 1t. Simeon b. Osby,
formerly m officer OF the Spring
field, ILL.,, branch Of the NAACP.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
NEWS OF FLINT

S-Sgt. Grady Truss Of the 49th
Coast Artillery, and his brother,
lssac Truss, arrived at home a day
apart and surprised each other and
their family. Sgt Truss had been
overseas three years and two
months while his brother Issac.
OST. &c, had been overseas about
Az years. Both Of the brothers
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

JOHNNIE Y, CAkhOL-L f9hlnIlu
LAURA CARROLL Defendant
A. session Of SAID cour, held a. the
Court House IN the City OF Detroit, in Said
County. on the 2%th day OF October AID.
prsssrt: The Won.
JOHN v. ssussAs
Circuit JUDGE
In I'M, cause. u appearinE 10 the court
by aGdAylt hereto attached mat chan
cery summons has been issued out and
under the seal Of this court for the ap-
pearance Of the defendant. and that The
same could no. he served on or before the
return day thereof for the reason that
the said defendant, being resident OF
the City ~ Detroit, County az WAYNE ana
state of Mtchigar. VAS concealed therein.
and ssid chAncery summons has been re-
turned With the certlhcAte 'Aereon en-
dorsed. showirs thai after u!ilgNrt search
and inquiry. SAID cetendAri could not be
served IN sad STATE 81 Mich'san' On or
before tire return date 'Nevec.
Therefore. on motion % RoNhcrolgh
ard Ta!aie'ro attorneys for tAs pam
TIT.
IT Is ORDERED tNs, Laura Carroll
cause her appearance - ~ entered IN
this court, within tNree months from the
date 81 this order. and IN case ~ her Ap-
pesranee. she cause her answer 70 tns
plsinur oil Of compliant 20 % h!ed' and
. copy thereof % ~ servet upon NE A..
tornsyS tor TIRE rlA!7ur within 20 DAYS
after service upon the attorneys for the
plaintir. within 20 DAYS aver service upon
her o! copy Q; said el. and notice 81
this order end TIA, IN default thereof
the SAID bill be tAkea as confessed ey the
said defendant
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED that copy
az this order re published IN ire MiehiEan
Chronicle ard served accoroiug 20 Law
JOHN V BRENNAN. Circuit Judse
True Copy
CAsPAR IINGEMAS Clerk
ny A r NADER. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
TAN MARINES
ON 0K|NAWA
GET NO POINTS

OKINAWA-(ANP) - colored
marines Of the 18th service bat
talon may not expect to be shipped
90 the states regardless of how
many points they have until there
sre adequate requirements.
This rule does not apply 10
white personnel OF the 18th sery-
Ice battalion. They may return
home whep they have accumu-
,sted so or more points, regard.
less OF how many months of Pa
cific duty they have. Colored
marines, who have so or more
points. must remain here for at
least "a months before they can
leave for home.
HIGH MARINE officials claim
that the reason for this one-sided
situation is due to The lack of
reeded requirements for colored
personnel" They say that white
marines who are leaving are being
replaced Immediately"
The tan marines say. however,
that the tasks they were assigned
20 here are finished
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

'AsN q
nephew 10 Mr..
and Mrs. John
c vette OF
Crocker N Elm
Park
S-Sgt Ora
Vile Overton.
brother 10 Capt
Overton. Is eX-
pc cite d home
soon. He has
been IN the
service nearly
four years. He
was with the
aviation erEi-
neers on the
Stlluell Road
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
CLASS FOR JURORS

ST. LOUIS -(ANP)-A school
for prospective women jurors was
begun here last Thursday al pm.
end Friday AT ? pm. in four Of
the jury divisions Of the Circuit
Courts.
The school was organized BY the
League OF Women Voters Of 81.
Louis and the classes are open ~
ell women who desire 10 prepare
for Jury service
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Two MiIIi.onth
CoIored Sol der
Released At Meade.

WASHINGTON. D. C.-The two
nillionth veteran Of the European
Theater 20 be discharged under the
point system was separated az Fort
George G. Meade. Md, on Dec. 8.
From August 81 20 Nov. 81. 93,404
soldiers have been separated az the
Fort Meade center. OF this number
1890 were Negro.
While most OF the men sepa-
rated at Meade are natives Of
Baltimore, Washington. ID. C., and
Virginia. many men from New
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
LEGAL NOTICE
srAvG o. MICHIGAN
IN rNG CIRCUIT COURT poH TINE
COUNTY o. WAYNE
IN cNAkcGRV


COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN cHakcGRY
NARY WILSON, Plaintiff;
Va NJ 1sS-i
NORMAN WILSON. p.,.nd.n, % ''' az
Az session OF SAID Court held 81 the
SAD County, on the 2%,h day Of October.
ID 1915
Present
rHt NON. JOHN v. BRENNAN
In this cause. II appearing from the
A'NdaNlt hereto attached that the de-
fencAnt Norman Wilson. cannot n.
served by process issued out Of this court
as ne ~ not . resident OF the state of
M.ehisan, bu, that ne resides in Yair-
hope Alabama
Therefore on motion OF RoSboroush
ana IAiiaferro, ATTORNEYS for the plain-
IT rs ORDERED that tn. defendant
norman Wilson. cause his appearance TO
ne entered IN this cause, within three
months from the date Of this order, or
that said bill Of complain, be taken as
confessed by the said defendant. and
mat true copy of this order be sent
20 the defendant by registered mail to
his last known address, and Il! not re-
ceived, that this order be published in
the Miehisan Chronicle. aecordins 70
law
JOHN BRENNAN
Circuit Juose
True Copy
cASPAR LiSGEMAS. Clerk.
A NADER Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

were Al all
times on the
same group of
islands in the
South Pacific
bui never had a
chance 10 meet
lSsac was sta
toned az the
naval base with
the SP. force.
T n 2 brothers
" ere inter
we've ed by a
Chronicle re-
porter al their
mothers home
MIS-. Fa mn lie
Truss OF 839
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
IN MEMoRiAM

In loving memory OF Mrs. jean
eta Flowers who departed this
life December 10, 1899.
Soon one morning death took our
mother away.
Loving and kind in her wayk
Sincere and true in her heart and
mind,
A beautiful memory she LEFT be-
hind.
Gone but not forgotten, Her
Devoted Children.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

IN BurUa He vas war plant
worker before COINS INTO the serv-
ice
PFC. John T. Ferrell who has
been in the service for over two
wears has been honorsbly dis
charged He IS with his brother,
Harold Terrell az Dwight. Winfred
Banks. another serv!ceman, is also
back home
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

than four years,
has been hon
ora b ~ dis
c h arg d. He
was stationed
IN the States as
special investi-
gator in the
military police
unit Before be-
ing indicted in
10 the service
Re was a war
pant worker.
He q married
and they have
A u, wear old
so n. Clayton
They live AZ
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
Sgt. Waters
Serving In Manila

MANII.A-Sgt Howard Waters.
whose family resides a; 1899 Rivsrd
street, Detroit, is serving with the
So6lst Quartermas;er Truck Com
pany as a section leader.
He entered the army In No
vember. 1912, and took his train
Ing In Camp Walters and Camp
Maxey. He served two months
In Australia and 10 months In
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

1922 Grant street He is nephew
to Mr.. and Mrs John Gazette on
Croker IN Elm Park.
CAPT. JOHN OVERToN, aide
70 General B. O. Davis. is home
here on convsleScent leave. Capt
Overton was IN the service before
Pearl Harbo-. and has served in
al theaterS Of war as aide TO Gen.
3. Q, Davis. He has a 45-day leave
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

MARcTiiA KFEiiNo' f'''nuNr ~. -,
TIMOTHY KEELlSo n,'.rain,
A., {. session a. said Cour' Neit a. the
Cout, House IN 'he cry 90 Detroit IN
said County, on TIE 18TH day Of Oetoeef'
Al le4S
present: r.. Won.
sosEsr N. TONS
n ,hv eau. ~ .pptSrins 30 IN.
court ov affidavit hereto attached, that
chancsry summons has been issued out
ard under the sesl 81 tbs court. for
Ire srpeararte ~ the cc'cndan' and
that tEc same could not Be served on
or before tre rcturn cav thereof 'ot
Ire reason that said defendant beirg
~ WAYNE ard state 81 Michigan. was
concealed therein. ard sad chsncery
summons has hesn returned Win the
ter;.nca,e thereon endorsed shovins
ttst S,te- c!Isert search and inquiry,
SAD cctendsnt could net Ne served IN
ssa state % N,,N,gsn. 90 or ee.o!s the
sei--r cav trc-sc;
vNs-,tsr. IN rnc,,cn - Rcxbcrouvh
s-a IsaA.e51o, A'tcsaeSs Tor ,As Fisin-
IT - cSCyRrD "a, said Timothy
Sss, ~s eass - appearance 90 be en-
tsrt1 f-.s sc.o' N,'h!A thtee months
ttS~e 80 So 50 t~'s CIDER. ard ~ case
80 - se~-s.a-.s - tAuse rs answer
~ 80 r,-...s SO e complaint 20 Be
..e- - t'rf tst-ect. 20 - NfNff
Ir,~ 80 s.-,~svs frr tNs plaiutN
vf'~- - ss,s .ss-' 80 csts q service
u0-n - So -'@v 60 sa1 ci.l anc
~c-gs - 49, c-cr- as tHr - &C.
g. fes-cct 'se sss cII - AIKEN a.
,c-'->sed =, ~. $40 c-.srtsrt
1T - F,R-EyE CRDERFD tha' q
rrrv - t~,S r--s- - ruS'sNsd - tNs
M'cnisan Cnfcn.tis. ara served sccofd-
pparp~ AZ -NNs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

Fifteen million Americans in uni
FORM have gone 20 the movies during
the past ave years, 10 learn about
such subjects as machine guns.
csnouNaEe and venereal disease
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

seas with the
49th Coast Ar
tillery. medical
u n i I. II e
worked in the
prox m ity of
the Truss BROTH
ers but never
knew either. He
was on duty
there for Al
years. He was
indicted from
the state OF
Georgia. He IS
not m arrIed
and is the SOM
of Mr.. and Mrs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

Finschhafen. New Guinea before
coming to the Philippines.
SGT. WATERS is authorized 10
wear the Asiatic-Pacific Theater
Ribbon with two Campaign Stars.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

York State and Pennsylvania also
returned to civilian status
through the center.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

]. ID. Pickett OF Si4 Pasadena.
Sgt. Davenport Gazette. who has
been in The armed forces for more
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

Carton street lsssc has been mar
RED four years and lives al 83l E.
Dartmouth.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

Members OF the Detroit Womsn auxiliary National Med
zeal association presented Mrs. w. r. Russell Of the
Phyllis WhssflsY Home for Aged q S2S check be
used for the Homes Building fund Those during the
presentation Mrs E. Chester Hedssmsn corresponding
rotary; Mrs w. Russell; Mrs W. Jenkins president and
Mrs Watkins The auxiliary also SIS the
Negro College fund
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

CPL. VIM. ID. GALLOWAY also
was discharged last week. He also
had been over.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
NOTICES

To all former female employees
OF Chevrolet Gear and Axle.
There will be a mass meeting
Sunday. Dec. Is. 3 am. in basement
OF Holman Bldg, 1899 Woodward
across from Detroter hotel Come
out and join the fight for your
seniority rights and re-employ-
ment
Your Steering Committee for
Women, Local 235. CIO-UAW.
The Othello Beauty shop wishes
10 thank their many friends and
customers for their past patronage
and wishing all very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Georgia Watson. Anna Mae
Jones. Othello Foster Tounsel.
1923 Hastings. TIE. 1858.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF MicHloAN
~ THG CIRCUIT COURT FoR
TINE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN cHARcERN

MARcFtiA KFEIISo. Fisnti";
v, No 3sGlsi
TIMOTHY KEEiiNo, n,'.rain,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15
LEGAL NOTICES
STArG OF MICHIGAN
IN TINE CIRCUIT COURT F0R TINE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
~ cHANcGRV

JOHNNIE p. CARROLL PlaintlH
vs.. No 3slo7s
LAURA CARROLL. Defendant
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

Tue Csrv
cNsrAR LiSGENAS C'srs
By A 4 SApER. pep4y C4trE.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-15

A. . session Of said cour, held a. the
Court House IN the City OF Detroit, in SAID
County, on the 2&th day OF october. AID
lp4S
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20

This is business program for the future To
bring it about as quickly as possible will
require your help, For its accomplishment
will need legislative action-action that you
can encourage. Postwar tax policies that leave
sufficient funds for expansion. Laws that
clearly prevent unresulated monopoly. Labor
policies that establish the responsibilities of
both labor and management. And busines,
operation under iaw instead of by unpredct-
able directive"
If you wish to know more about this pro-
gram, write for the free booklet, 'How
Americans Can Earn More, Buy More, HsVs
More. address, National Industrial Infor-
nation Committee, IA West 49th Street,
New York 20, N. Y.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20

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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-20

It's true that our productive plant is bigger
than ever before. It's true that lot of it wa,
built for war. It's true that much of it will
have to be rebuilt for peace.
So what? We can do it,
It's true that, to keep all that productive
capacity operating, we'll have to make sure
that people will be able to buy all well be
able to produce after the war.
We can do that, tool
Not through government handouts -
which would only pile up more debt and