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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Bay City Mayor
OK Valuation

BAY CITY, Aug 2S-Mayor
Rabedioux last night signed a
revaluatlon contract.
RabediouX, who has refused 10
sign for weeks, gave no reason
for his change of heart but COM
missioners claimed he was afraid
they would start court action TO
force him to sign. City attorney
had ruled the mayor was obli-
gated to approve the contract
which calls for complete revalua-
ton Of residential and industrial
property in the city. The mayor
had argued the cost was too high.
The contract was sent today to
Cleveland for approval by the j. l..
ClemenShaw Co, which promises
to have the revaluation completed
in time for reassessment next
spring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
ADVERTISEMENT
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
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Doctors say your kidneys contain is miles
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
& WISHING WELL q
Registered .. S Patent Ofice
BY MaeLean
By Wall Disney
By Jimmy HatIo

ERE Is pleasant little that Will message
every day numerical puzzle designed spell out
letters I! the number
Of letters subtract II the number less than g.
result key number Start at the upper left
check Of key
right read the the letters under
the checked figures give you S.2q
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
BY Roy Crane
-Rr LANES W s1oMER 60

An enthusiastic sportsman, Arsenault
plays softball and basketball in The De-
troit Times Carrier Athletic League, foot
ball and baseball in 81. Bartholomew
School teams, likes to fish ipd swim at
other times. Tic Is first class Boy Scout
Of Troop 22O, "B' student at St. Bar
tholomew and Is member Of 81. Bartholo-
news parish.
In nine months as Detroit Times
carrier m Norwood Yonkl and Binder
Arscnlut has increased hi, number OF
customers from - to 81 and his route
profits TO SS week, most Of which he
NsNng for college edueiIior At the
University ot Michigan lie plan, to be-
come q mechanical engineer
Nr,cnauit H lJ, live, At ,o427 Nonki
and hope, 20 WIN one OF the ms tour-d1y
sdu,auonll tnp, 10 Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
KaZOO War Chest
Goal S2l6.O0O

KALAMAZOO. Aug. 2S-The
annual Kalamazoo County war
chest campaign will be conducted
Oct. Is to %, it was announced
today by Atty Edwin Gemrich,
chairman. Probate Judge Ray
mond w. Fox has been named
assistant chairman. The goal will
be S246. .S97.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
YOUR DAUGHTER
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CcoAITTHE GREAT cEvlLIzER

Civilization as we know It IN the
limited States is built on bIEuminou5 coal.
Too many people take this statement as q
slogan for an industry rather than -aS y
statement of fact. But the seriousness OF
the coal shortage in European countfles,
which as undermining economic stahltlty,
is proving its trutIRbeyoud al question
FFhe industfles OF France and other
nations aarer paraiyzeda because sDI lack OF
fuels4o. turn their wheels. The discomfort
Of the people threatens peace itself
To gain an idea otwhat a sho1aageaoE
coal means In Europe, aside from the lA-
ability of industries TO operate and employ
labor, it as only necessary to looi alta Jew
of-the necessities we use in this country
which depend OH coal.
For instance, on the farm there are
the bug destroying insecticides, fertilizers,
medicines TO fight livestock diseases, cree
sole for fence posts telephone poles and
buildingJ and coal for locomotives 10 move
the farmers crops
In the home coal piayS a major part
aside from heating. We depend on il for
classics, iewelry, aspirin. me.drines tin
Guiding sulfa drugs food flavorngs and
eoloring, textile dyes, baking powder,
chemicals towash wooiens without shrink
age, perfume. suntan lotions and hundreds
Of other things.
Yes. indeed. civilization is built on bit
uminoRs coal, and coutraes without coal. as
areEuropean countries today. are ina help
less position.
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Captured German records, made pub
lie by "a senatorial subcommittee reveal
that the Nazis had been able 10 build plants
and expand war production III the face of
intensified bombing during the final year
of the war
The accord cited the official report
of the German Minister for 4Armaments and
War Production which reported that it was
sstill possible to keep the armament indus
try continuously supplied with the Reees-
saTy materials
The official report of the Nazis show
ed that in l944, the Germans produced
cent lower and additionaI power plants De-
ficles as in 1913. more than three times as
many fighter-bombers and eight times as
many night fighters in the same year,
coalomining was only slightly lower than
in 19l2, crude steel was only eleven per-
cent lower and additional power plants be-
l.came available.
Other interesting items III the report
listed thepproduction of I59.000.000a pairs
ofsshees military and ariviiian use
the same Time. in other European countries.
new footwear had been unknown for more
thant three years.
While admitting a bottleneck of parts
and cnmponents at the beginning of 1914,
the German official report declared that
by the autumn of fa44, suffieient reserves
had been accumulated and that In spite
OF more difficult cundiIions, 1.-The output
Of ornaments could be maintained and in
some cases even increased
In view of the widespread destrue-
ton caused ill Germany by aerial bombing
the figures constitute something of a sur
! prise. They are enough to persuade Sena-
tor Harley N. Kiigore of West Virginia,
that 'sthe basic power of German industry
remains aidangeEoasl potential.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-25

, answered efrvfftsyly. aYo9 ~
| surprised how :. 7 IS I. ~ 81 =
/ strt. me thc NStffysF ri ftsslsss's
| fan. lAsslild 5ntctse 7es !. nc
! that haverst f,eeu off the hy'sal
| sigssc esxht tsefcek this nsufftissk
fBssl flhfnk y ere hAviAe srfttss
gteyAx fsnT Cor 4 START.
sslsl S ssv Ss,s sstf,cr. That fes
yeli eslt III " { SAnNay Al tsftssts
1.-The iriek, Aisfsssst ~ II uk 4 s|ttts's.
top-fiieiss cssysts sou listed 70 q \
freddy scfd. fs'se i sensation, sell
tins afnee uf them asifiAg shss yAsa'
stfv.s sal IL waossld De q record.
ssYaa.Fe right about shat, Hr
iIysNssbest, y dafxffe hfseke In sad
laesaiy. Adesng ffer way 10 alhg
door. IN I wssfe 4 f.ettila &
I'd bet hat AVS. Blair VIII s. |
thar elssnsisiila eeftfe the sslc !
over"
wow, Jacaac-zsake 81 easy
Breads insersetsed htsfrse,lly. tsit'1
TOO soento predict an thin Z s,esli
lthis sale. asd ssesseat Der THAI
coat has to sell for Sss 600. :
WELL Ilpist lssi6 d 81 00eI Mn
coat myself. " The irrei,ressilolS
.gacaae exclS5nnNd. ~Sesd 1T qos {
sophomore who bbausht 1T FOL
football faHles. Can son IAfss !
that enc on z I,ofdt I'd be. afuekS
. TO hayc neapy tisfse fufeAr If
exerg got TO q football ssAfne
CHRISTOPHER Laughed, "Bu'
you'd know what the scsore was
hear you've had a lot OF tsasf
customers today"
sNhewl Yeu never saw any.
thing like ii. /" .Iarxsus's excite
rnent was contagious. Yea shessae
see the roll OF Bills some Of these
girls pull cut OF their bags sWai
Bonds, and a FUR coat---3hat' $ the
way I'm investing my money
one girl told me yeu'd think we
were giving them away al ms
rate the girls walked cut with
1asrn this afternoon"
Sounds like the boom days ioi
n9," CHRISTOPHER observed aS
Jacque left to answer a call from
another customer. a0nly nov
penple are buying things they rar
use instead of securities they
know nothing about Anyway
congratulations on swell start
Brenda hooked mp at him with
smile. 81 appreciate your saying
that. Altholigh it IS tho early 10 tel
how the sales Euing.1 Just begin
uer's luck, / guess"
To be continued
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Fsgisssss UNDERSTANDINGS easstarsc
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Observation-Disclosures

ThenmaiHd always comes 10sth
end his rope .idespite what anybod
say To- the. contrary nItrmay Iakeaalslong
thine but 1hesdav when his lnlisdeeas
neutrality-suspicious. thong ssonetimes the
/ catching up does not occnr till 1heiday3of
| hisideath
And as Eitiss wit hlmnn so lit is with q
tnatinn. JJapnn' SINS have caught up with
laer, and now i dor the first time IN 1900
years, She has beana brDugh To- her knees
land fpreign Troops zilhoccupy her soil.
fdtis hard 1ornrnany ofans 10 rsahze
Just what hatooccupation ameans TO the
/ Japs. TInftrpings toeexplaint their feeling,
| anesk Key WEBSTER said he colIldswelt under
stand how they feel by considering how
hhe would feel were the japs PLAYING the
| reverse role, the role of conqaernr, with
her troops occupying the United States
That's good illustration. but the
{ Japanese feeling is deeper routed than In
! patriotism alone. For many centuries they
! have looked upon themselves as superior
trace because their religion has taught them
that they are senai-goas, as a result of the
/ founder of their country having been
sssun-god''
Religion 10 them as stronger than is
/ patriotism. sin the case inmany instances
in the United States, particularly where
fanatics are concerned.
Japanese leaders are well aware of
that fact. and they have been striving, even
before their emperor decided 1o surrender
unconditIonaiiy to- aIiiugt the Jananpge
mind TO condition of defeat Broadcast
erS, over Tokyo Radio nave appealed to
the Japanese people repeatedly not TO give
vent to their feelings but instead TO re-
main calm and go about their work in the
same way as they had been doing before
the occupation of their country by foreign
troops.
Yes, the way of the transgressor is
hard.
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'CEhzu.rr "A


ry7UU'LIa have 10 usztrf me fszr
! j saction pzsstty clnseiy 1torz .
awhile, EhristopflET. Hhs Duchess
voice Hasrnni and aarusrrrcrass-
mig. Ill nf this may be trae. but
this girl starts nm with a big
i1ardirap. IT isn 4 easy for snynne
To take IN important position hike
this and then hare aroAnerx IN
the siepartEnent the day she STARTS
her new usnrk. DO ycls know any
thing about the Eiri---vVhere she
fixes? Z suppose she is well
trained. Miss Young would never
s select a novice for a position CT
this kind"
1sShe has an excellent reputation
IN frxrs. White told me that. She's
married and lives on the edge OF
the tenCierloin district just back
of the near north side.
sThat dos at mean q thing.
Your father never worried about
girl who lived on the wrong
side Of the tracks. The Duchess
reflected with a faint smile.
81 know" Christopl1Rr said
softly. ssMIother loved life toe
and she was beautiful
An odd silence descended on
the room. Suddenly Christopher
wandered why ne mad made such
remark Mixing sentiment like
this with a brief statement nf
1aets concerning one department
IN the streI He had never done
that before
dust as he WAS about 10 give the
Duchess message fru1n one nj
the directors, which he mad cnm-
z pieEeiy forgotten until that mo-
ment, Parker came back INTO me
room ito announce a telephone
call for Enristopner.
aIf's a gentleman. Sir. lie
WDuidn t give his name but says
it's urgent"
Come into the library,
Duchess, Christopher called out
as ne hurried after Parker. This
may be Lieutenant DonohRe. If Il
is. 1t 5 important.
fJITELL, Til say it's damned I'M
w pnrtanti" He exclaimed a
few minutes later. as he hing mp
the receiFnr. There was j tight
z ness about his mouth and his
mouth and his eyes mad a grim,
lighting look IN them.
Dan was murdered.
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NATIONWIDE TEEEvssroN

We are not expert In the matters of
ieieVision and frequency mobilization broaa-
casting but there seems 10 be something 10
the announcement thatsueh programs can
be spread over the length and breadth Of
the nation by means of airplanes cruising
SIX miles above the earth
The new system given publicity by the
Westinghouse Electric Corporation, is re-
Terrell 30 as "stratoyisinn' and promoters
suggest that it Will he possible, ..atz "a rea-
sonable cost
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MGM MAKING ANOTHER
EHARGROyE PICTURE;
GOOD REASON
By BOB THOMAS
AAfs FAa11sr~s Nerrrer

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 20
AS we fade into ''What
next, Corporal Hargreve -
we see Marion HargroVe anC
his CT kiddies irving 10 ex.
itricafe an Army truck from
a muddy ditch.
You may recall a similar
situation in the first opus
"See Here, Private Har
grove" keenan, Wynn. who
lis repeating his role IL the
current picture, has suggest,
ed a punch line for the scene
He wants TO say. "Well. ST
long. boys-this is where
. came III
Yes. MGN is making an,
otner HargroVe mc1uFe. ane
for q good reason. The orig.
inal was one Of those low,
cost. high-rrossing movies
that please critics and audi.
ences alike. Such produe,
lions make up for the high.
cost. Iiow-gressing prestige
lpioturss created by s1hs
towns reniases.
This time Hargrove and m!
pals are IN France. The real Sgt
Marion Hargrove of the Field Ar
tiliery is reported 10 have recely
ed Sl00, 900 for the Use OF HI.
! name III the pictures title. Tha
amounts To Sl2,500 per letter pro
Weed the VowelS and eonsonnantl
are of equal value
| watched HargroVe and com
nanNs Try To get their truck out o,
the ditch. The scene was a poplar
lined road supposedly IN France
but actually IL the San Fernando
NalIey The valley Is inclined II
be quite hot on summer oay anc
the ACTORS. dressed III heavy Army
uniforms, Were perhaps wonder
Ing why they left that Job as
rneVie usher O. brush salesman
Sweating profuseiy, hoher
Walker, who out-HargroVe Har
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IBvRBFuSIMp

NsTasai was DanoAue. He ssss
fhey knocked Dan eat witt
raalarafurnl, stsanefed him sac
then hanged HIM 20 make j toei
like suicide. ponaAae essd il
! hard TO &c 1 snz a case like tai
whether q persian vas hanged Or.
fsTe or after sseattl but the Cfsshs
| laboratory reports that, after /,
fthorousls examination. the rope |.
coacluSiss exiSiegtce that Dan wal
not Ssicides So i, staasis as nasfr'.
der. I'm going right eioen Itt
headquarters"
I'm afraid this sis going &c
make a bot ofguoahie tor tAe fui
section. Chrlxsophef..
He swung around and facet
her with a puzzled frowu, kaniiy
you should say that DaaoAaa isisi
said the same thing
Il stands 10 reason. It certainly
locks as If someone figured or
stealing that mink Shipment tfft
day Miss Young left town. Now .
new girl heads the department
at least temporarily That roheary
may Just be a preliminary &C
something tar more serious. Yog
may find there will be more
trouble in that same section
You'll have TO be very csrekil.
sAnd that's why Dan waS
killed = Christopher said in low
voice. slowly turning buck 10 the
door leading into the hall. -Hs
accidentally diScoversd what was
rocking and they killed HIM on
the spot. I'll say its a tough
break for the new assistant, any
way you look atalt"
ATE IN the afternoon on Mon
day, the first day of the sale,
HuTnhertsS Fur Salon vas crowd
ed with customers. The old estab-
iished reputation of the store fur
fine ftrs and honest dealing had
attracted the regular customers
who waited for this sale each
year. Then IN addition, there were
many new customers who came
with cash IN their pockets IRON
high wartime wages.
EhristuDhnr loaked in On
Brendas nftice inst as jacuae
Henessey. the Salons star sales
girl brought her a carton of cef-
Tee and a sandwich
Den't tell me that's lunch,
Christopher eyed the muddy COT
Zee with 4 skeptn II grim. Its al
must closing time
"0h, this isn't tho ba3. Brendi
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NOW SEE HERE, PRIVATE WALKER


GALLUP, N. MA hriaa@te-
be in Sulphur Springs, Ind, re-
Gently wrote 10 local cowboy 10
ask il she could purchase pan
iDf real laee parts-a tyneSof rid
ing hreeches with iacing. The
scowboy Obliged by entering 3
local store, asked for the article
and was Immediately shown an
assortment of feminine un1nen-
,tionahlsS. However, the right
purchase was made and by re-
turn mail the bride received
theIa-as wedding gfft.
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/ grove, came over 10 talk after the
scene was made Walker mas beer
IN uniform III nearly all of his
5 pictures and asked MIN. What
Etins about your having enough
points 10 get out of the motion
! picture industry"
comfy an Idle rurnnr." he
claimed.
/ shave you eyer appeared out
! OF uniform"
+ why, sure. In my last one
He HighnesS and the Bellboy'."
aBut wait--you Were in a bell
b.lpy ssuai1crni Z s
GGse. that's ligtf I Il had hin,
. there
T just then a Seyen-yeaf-old val
ley ga'l named Rose Marie came
up and said Bob was her favurite
movie star, even better than
! Charles Boyer.
did you see The Clock" Bob
asked her.
/ mo, SAID the girl "What did
! you play in The Clock"
Chill Wills, who plays the tor
! sergeant plped UP, 'sHe was the
alarm Haw Haw."
/ Bob explained 10 Rose Marie
! that Chill was the man VINO play
+: ed the Ice man IN Meet Me III ST
! Louis.
/ That wasn't a very big part.
she said.
! Maybe not, honey" answered
Chill, .'but after that picture
there was bread In the house"
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ANSWERS ARTICLE ABOUT
SANITARY DEPARTMENT
.Editor, The Citizen

Editor, The Citizen
While l am always opposed 10
engaging IN newspaper conrovei-
sieS, yet am forced ny a sense
of fair play to answer the ms
statements and falsehoods CON
tanned III an article appearing IN
yoIr People Forum Thursday
relative To Our Sanitary Depart
ment. signed by some W. & s.
For the life or me. 1 cannot IN
aerstand why man will sit down
and write an article and then not
have the courage ana manhood
| TO sign ms Iull name.
/ The first misstate1nent would
ike 10 correct is that one con
tanned IN the fitth paragraph,
! which states that the s'Grev-
] hound has not made a Trip since
/ last October, The truth Is that
| this vessel makes regular trips
leach week whenever necessary 10
carry all dead animals out to
sea.
In the sixth para sHaph : " IS.
accuses the heads of orr citv GOV -
eminent of sleeping ar the switch
BECAUSE they did not approach
Mrs Curry, Of VIM Curry Sons
Co, IN an enoeavor 10 secure
CurTy's Dock Tor sanitary opera
tons. Here Is the truth of that
matter; l personally contacted
Mrs Curry, of VIM Curry's Sons,
and offered 10 pay heg stated
sum each year Tor the use of a
small space on hcr dock She
tlatty refused, stating that she did
not care 10 have any possible
offensive odor that might develop
because of these operauons on her
{ dock. Dr. Frank tprStenberg,
then county health ofhceI, also
llntereeded with Mfs. Curry on
behalf of the city, with the same
tresIIlt
| defy W C.=S.. OF any other
citizen, 10 GISprove these faCas
/ will not attempt 10 answer
any other statements contained in
W C.1S. S article huj vii. leave
them for any olner ofnclal Ia an
t Swer, if ne SO desires
| In closing, may ! suggest 10
w E@S that III the future ne as
certain the facts before he starts
Out 10 nIslead the pubic II q
newspaper article and ne tan
then proudly sign ms full name
knowing that he can back up
anything ne says. Vino knows.
t perhaps Snmeday " {. S. will
t become a CITY official and he will
then appreciate justice and Ialr
/ play from has constituents.
/ M. FARELA.
City Councilman.
1909 Georgia Street,
key West Fla,
/ AUG. "a lQ4S
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IN FAE CIRCUIT CoIRT or run:
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL. eYRcT m
INLAND EOiI MONROE GApxTN
sIAiS o. FL0REabA. IN CHAN
CEhf. GkSTsF No 1ass<s0
tssfFter -RtehardSon Masrerann.
$3.50 ~ .f'iatrf1Sf.sst
VS. DIVORCE ktc.rysN
tuntts4 kueihe @Nssferson;
Befenaauf
10:
Edna LuciHe AisstCrson
ZAa1 ETnlnonS Avenue
/ SheepsheaL BAY
brooklyn New York
on are hereby required 70 nn,,eH 3.
u the Bill 81 C'ulnniuin{ for alverr..
~ tue above Wed cause ar an
-1Ih GaE Of Septelnber y Il "a.
hthefWiSe the allegations sber..f,,
VIII be- taken a. confessed
This order L. DC pulttsbaF o,,,... 81.
nTeh lor Tour consecutive week. A.
the Key West Citizen. "a nsyvsns., ~. !
! punished IN ksl West FIortda
Done and ordered th4s carr A.
~ August. y. u fsa5
! RSEALl Pos e., s..,,
Clerk az the r,Frcuir C.ttt
Monroe County. r1criaa
I BY tSd) kathleen Nottar.
-z.,,,.>,... Deputy C'lsrk.
/ THOMAS :. CAIRO
! SOLICITOR Tor Plaintiff.
asg2S;septi-s-ist s4.
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