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Evening star., 1945-01-21

'S II z RTOuE
through severe and adverse weather
conditions for highly successful
bombing mission, Capt. Robert S
Webb, 619 Fifteenth street NE, pilot
of Bit Flying Fortress was re-
Gently presented with the Distin-
guished Flying Gross.
Seven other District area men who
have also been awarded the DFC
are:
First 1t. David M. Philipson, 29,
Ala Aspen street NV. bombardier
on BIS Mitchell bomber based on
Corsica.
Corpi. Harry L. Weeks, 65s East
street Sc. at an Air Transport
Command Base in India.
Tech. Sergt. Richard B. Lyon, IT'S
Kenyon street NV, in the India
China theater.
First 1t. Kay Kroepsch, 1907 Long
fellow street, Hyattsville.
Capt. William Haynie, 3640 Thir-
teenth street NV.
First 1t. Millard Arbutina, 400
New Jersey avenue Sc.
Staff Sergt. Samuel Kagan, 1920
Twenty-first place Sc.
1t. Victor H. Wise, jr., %, 1851
Evening star., 1945-01-21
Short Shorter Dollar Rescued;
Owner Can RecIuim Ii at Star

It might have been intentional,
but the sales lady at local depart
rent store yardgoods counter is in
clined to believe some one accident
ally passed of his short snorter''
dollar bill. That's why she gave
it to r. L. Davis. assistant director
Of supplies, Red Cross headquarters,
to bring to The Star in an effort
to locate the owner.
The clerk happened to rec the
Evening star., 1945-01-21

istering medical care to the wound
ed, despite painful wounds ne had
received.
Others who have been awarded
the Bronze Star include:
Comdr. Frank Prescott Morton,
q. S. N. R., 3130 Wisconsin avenue
NV, on duty at the Navy Depart
ment.
1t. Comdr. Ralph Chandler Park
er, jr., U. S. N, 5617 johnson ave-
hue, Bethesda. on duty at the Navy
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery in
Bethesda.
Technician Fifth Grade) Burton
E. Smith, Medical Detachment, 2012
G street NE.
Pfc. Ernest e. Perone, %, infan-
try. 3705 Eighteenth street NE.
Sergt. William S. Hepner, jr.,
Chemical Warfare Service, 4914
Montgomery lane. Bethesda, Md.
Capt. George C. Roeming, 1000
Evening star., 1945-01-21
|Mexicon-StyIed
[MuroIs Painted in
| English Castle

A 10th Century English castle has
been decorated with Mexican styled
murals by an American soldier.
Sergt. Vyrl r. Couperthwaite, 30,
of 1000 Lawrence street NE, twice.
wounded veteran of the present war,
has decorated the bar of the castle
which serves as nurses home and
ofhcers' club of the 303d Station
Hospital, a dispatch from there said
Sergt. Couperthwaite, former
amateur artist and Secret Service
agent, has decorated four rooms
Among 10 murals in the bar is a
portrayal Of Donald Duck In bull
fight.
Sergt. Couperthwaite is q former
Corcoran Art School student.
Evening star., 1945-01-21

autographed dollar in her cash reg
lister and substitute another for it.
Among the IA signatures on the
bill is the name Sleepy Hitchcock"
and "Col. Herbert H. Price," If the
owner can tell the Service Page edi-
tor of The Star any of the addi-
tional names and will bring another
dollar, he can claim his short
snorter."
p. S. to the owner: "It's not neces-
sary to recite the serial number.
Evening star., 1945-01-21

sity; Pvt. Beatrice Pomerantz, for
mer secretary in the psychiatric de-
partment of the American Red Cross
in Washington; Pvt. Betty Mitchell
Walker, 1727 @ street NV; Pvt.
Virginia Upton, 205 Webster street
NV, and Pvt. Gavin Norment, 56l2
Fifth street NV.
Pvt. Norment is a native Wash
ingtonian and graduate of Calvin
Coolidge High School. She was en-
ployed at the United States Gen.
eral Accounting Office and worked
as color artist at Palais Royal prior
to enlistment. Pvt. Norment served
for two years in the District squad
ron of the Civil Air Patrol and win
be an Air WAC upon the completion
of basic training.
Evening star., 1945-01-21
1t. Edward P. VuIuer
Returns From France

First 1t. Edward P. Valaer, Is, OF
3211 Adams Mill road NE, two of
whose brothers have been killed in
the war, has been returned to this
country from France. Now on fur
Tough with his wife and daughter at
Columbus, Ga, he will report soon
for reassignment to a post in the
United States.
1t. Valaer wears the Bronze Star
and combat infantry badge. He
served at Anzio and fought for the
Evening star., 1945-01-21

liberation of Rome. Later he served
with the 7th Army in France.
The Valaer brothers killed were
Second 1t Albert c. Valaer and
Ensign Charles w. Valaer
Another brother, Tech. Sergt.
Peter j. Valaer, Sd, is with the Med
ical Corps on duty in Italy.
Evening star., 1945-01-21
Sergt. Handy in Colorado

Tech. Sergt. Howard C. Handy,
aerial gunner, is stationed at the
Fort Logan Convalescent Hospital
near Denver, Colo. He completed SO
combat missions and was awarded
the Air Medal with six Oak Leaf
Clusters and the Presidential Unit
| Citation.
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q DC. WOMEN -
q !" UNIFORM s

tion radio technician at Jackson.
vile, Fla, and sister, Dorothy
Perry, is training in the Cadet Nurse
Corps at Sibley Hospital.
PATTERSON FIELD, Ohio-Pvt
Dorothy K. Still, daughter Of Capt
and Mrs. John E. Bailey, 208 o street
|S.W., has been awarded the Gooe
Conduct Ribbon. She Is assigned tt
the Photographic laboratory here.
FORT OGLETHORPE,' Ga.-Pvt
Josephine s. Gornan, 1900 NORTH
Evening star., 1945-01-21
Pfc. Root at BIG Base
In Indiu-Burmu Area

Pfc. Robert Gordon Root, jr., 1912
Connecticut avenue NV, is serving
at B-29 Super Fortress base in the
India Burma theater as a motor
mechanic technician.
In recent letter to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Root, he urged
them to inspect B-29, "the greatest
ship ever" Pvt. Root, 81, a former
carrier Of The Star, was employed by
the Potomac Electric Power Co. be-
fore he left for India last March via
North Africa.
Evening star., 1945-01-21

Ann Katherine Smith, seaman
Second class, daughter OF Thomas
Franklin Smith, GIT North Colum-
bus street, Alexandria. talked back
to an admiral. She was on duty at
the Nays 9Th War Loan exhibit
in Chicago lecturing on LISTS
When Admiral Ernest j. King at
tended one of her lectures and
asked her what makes a ship float
WAVE Smith was able to answer
him correctly.
Seaman Smith recently reported
for duty In the personnel section
of the Navy Department here. Two
brothers are overseas with the AAF
Pfc. Francis Smith and Pvt. James
Smith. Seaman Smith is a gradu-
ate of George Washington High
School and was employed at the
Naval Torpedo Station in Alexan-
dria when she entered the service
FRANCE.-Pvt. Eileen Matthews,
Florence Court, California street
NV, is member of the cast of
soldiers and WACs of Communica-
tions Zone Headquarters who opened
"a musical revue for two-week run
on January 9 at the Empire Theater
in Paris.
ENGLAND.-Corpl. Catherine c.
Davis, daughter of Alfred Myers,
30l5 w place Sc, is q member of
a WAC detachment recently COM
mended for outstanding contribu-
ton to the efficiency Of this air
service command depot. She has
been overseas six months.
WILMINGTON, Del.-Staf Sergt.
Ethel A. Perry, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Perry, 4416 Georgia
avenue NV, is a veteran among
WACs here. She entered the service
in November, 1943, and is attached
to the Corps of Engineers. Sergt
Perry was employed at the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Co
prior to entering the service. A
brother, James E. Perry, is an ayia-
Evening star., 1945-01-21

Ridge place Sc,
in Italy.
1t. Wise has
com p ! e t e d SIS
missions against
the enemy.
Corpl. Weeks
and Sergt. Lyon
have completed
more than 300
hours of opera
tional flight in
transport air
craft over the
dangerous In
dia China air
routes.
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br a v e y dis
played when he
rushed into the
blazing wreckage
of a Bit and
h e ! p e d remove
three b a d ! y
wounded, uncon-
scious crewnen.
The 28-y e ar
old group en-
gineering officer
was W a t c hing
the takeof of
S o m e Flying
FOR r e sses on
their way to
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tlefeld commits
sion while serv-
ing with the 1st
Army in Ger
many on De-
cember S.
1t. Colbert was
wounded. on Oc-
t o b er 7 an d
wears the Purple
Heart. Induct-
ed into the serv-
ice in November,
1941, he went
overseas in Sep
tember, 1943.
His noranfS
Evening star., 1945-01-21

SenCeQ recently
to Comdr. Mar
tin Van Brown,
Medical Corps,
U. S. N, of 1905
Sixteenth street,
Silver Spring,
for " h e r o ic
Achievements" as
medical officer
attached to a
warship during
the capture of a
Japanese = held
island. Comdr .
Brown stayed at
his post of duty
II hours admin
Evening star., 1945-01-21

YAK SITeeL, Arl-
ington, Is the
wife of Maj. Leo
German, A A F,
who is stationed
in Hawaii. Pvt.
German is TAX
ing her basic
training h ere.
OF er District
area WACs who
recently arrived
here are:
Pvt. r u b y
Heideck, a for
mer student at
B e n ] a m / n
Franklin IIniver-
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when one of the bomb-filled Forts
crashed in nearby pasture. Pieces
of jagged steel filled the air as red
flames licked some Is feet above the
burning plane. the citation stated.
Some of the 50-caliber machinegun
shells were bursting in the air and
flying in all directions. Fully aware
Evening star., 1945-01-21

WACS IMPROVISE NEW GUINEA NOEL-Four WACS trim
tropical tree at forward island base during the Christmas
holidays. They Cleft to right Maj Wnifred Slwel
Kansas City; Capt. Jeanne K Leeier Seneca Falls N Y
Staff Sergt Vivian G. Magoon Saginaw, Mch and 1t Col
MaryAgnes Brown of Washington c. Col Brown formerly
executive officer for Col Oveta Cup Hobby head of the WACS
staff director of the New Guinea The four
vousy stationed in Texas where Col. WAC
the 9Th Command-Sgnal Corps Photo
Evening star., 1945-01-21

VI lllc UduSeI
involved G a p t.
Buck rushed in
to the blazing
wreckage to save
the injured men.
Capt. Buck is
attached to the
9th AAF in Eng
land. Prior to
e n t e r n G the
service in 1941,
he was a sales
m a n for the
Atherton A u t o
Parts Co.
For leading his
Evening star., 1945-01-21
Roberts Wins Prize

Corpl. Ben L. Roberts, 6704 Forty
fourth street, Chevy Chase, Md, won
first prize in a cartoon contest con-
Quoted by Marine combat unit at
a Pacific base, according to the
Associated Press.
Evening star., 1945-01-21
Rescuer Of ; Flyers
Is Among D. {. Men
Honored for Bravery

Capt. George I. Buck, son of Mrs.
William Lawman, 3715 Alabama ave-
nue. Sc, recently was awarded the
Soldiers Medal for heroism and
Evening star., 1945-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh F. Colbert,
ST., and sister, Mrs. James Walker,
reside at the Forty-fifth street ad-
dress.
Evening star., 1945-01-21
Sergt. Colbert Receives
Battlefield Promotion

Tech. Sergt. Raleigh F. Colbert
jr., of SOL Forty-fifth street NV
rocoiuoI
Evening star., 1945-01-21


African and cihc ribbon
Evening star., 1945-01-21

WHERE ROME RULED
Corpl. Joseph D. Scull, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Scull, 735
New Jersey avenue NV,
shown as he explores the ruins
of the old Roman theater at
st. Adams. ancient capital of
England. A member of the
9Th Air Force, Corpl. Scull lee
lures at English schools near
his station on education and
home life in the United States.
Evening star., 1945-01-21

The Bronze Star Medal was pre-
Evening star., 1945-01-21

FATHER AND DAUGHTER MEET-After three years the
Southwest Pacific Corp Charles Hankns introduced
to his daughter Barbara Ann 2h when he arrived 6
Sligo Mill road SE furlough The surgical techncan had
followed the baby growth through snapshots by his wife
Madeline Corpl Hankns the OF and Malcolm
G. Hankins, 3315 Legation street NV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
AnSuerS to
Fans Sports
Questions

Q-What year did ,the light
heavyweight boxing class come
into being?
A-The division was first
started in 1903. by Lou House
man, a Chicago newspaper and
boxing promoter. HOuseman
conceived the idca that grade
should he established To include
men between the middle class.
then set at 1913 pounds, and
with the heavyweightS, with
such big fellows as Jim Jehries,
scaling 2l6 pounds, leader.
On what year did Max
Schmeling win the heavyweight
crown from Jack Sharkey?
A-MaX Schmeling and Jack
Sharkey fought for the right To
occupy heavyweight throne va
Gated by Tunney, In New York
City, on June IL, 1880. In round
four Schmeling was declared
winner on foul.
.Q-Mhe- is the -f5a+efeift boxing
champion?
A-Jackie Paterson of Scot
land.
Q-What insect. has the short
est life span?
A-The May fy emerges from
the water in thousands for
wedding dance Of an afternoon,
lay their eggs, and die, accord
ing to researchers.
Q-Do frogs drink water by
their mouth?
A-No. They absorb II through
their skins.
-et-4-+A-hat=-is-the- age of -Erllzle
ZlviC?
A-Hr is 81
Q-From whom did Freddie
COCnane WIN The World s WeIter-
weight title ..
A-COChranP beat EritZie
ZiVic in Is rounds July 30, l94l,
for the title.
Odd Lefty Grove ever win
30 or more games IN one season ?
A-Grove won 81 games and
lost four for the Athletics in
1884
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

boys from Detroit high schools
would be sent TO the higgins Lake
School of the Michigan
Conservation Department 10 spend
a week studying conservation.
The group will leave Detroit
July 30. The expense is being
borne by the Detroit Sportsmen's
Congress scholarship fund.
Other tSm ems clubs
throughout the state are sponsor
ing similar trips. II IS the first
time that such a program has
been conducted by hunting and
fishing clubs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
PRELUDE TO INVASION

a few days preVieHstY-Ge
Arnold had stated Japan would
be blasted by an average of 1866
600 tons of bombs monthly 70
destroy her WaT-making taCIIItlCS
and pave the way for invasion .
This iS about three times tho
tonnage dropped on Germany in
any one year. II l. not unrcaSon-
able to suppose that Japan pro-
ductlon of heavy war materials
VIII he so badly crippled as 10
be of -Lt1le-AlrtAe4-t-ttf..t-.t-=rsr7==-;;-tt
progress of the war.
1lnQuCStlonablN -nIl -Silaiea4=
during the summer wlIl continue
10 be directed toward increasing
massive assaults on JapanS do
-terioratinC industrial potential
strength and communications
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
YET OTHER TARGETS

Japan has other targets for
Allied bombs. Hundreds of Amer
ican and British planes are carry
ing forward the aerial offensive
over a 5.000-mile front from
Borneo TO the KurlleS
United States army. navy and
marine bombers and planes Of the
Royal Air Force continue 10 blast
Japanese positions along 4 1000.
mile arc of the South China Sea
on Luzon and Mlndanao and on
Formosa. sBornco, Sumatra
Malaga and other enemy island
outpOStS
In addition 10 closing ports
through which pass a great part
of Japans foodstuff. raw mate
.rlalS and other vital supplies.
these assaults destroy enemy
haSes.- -alrtlcldS and n-l-Stalasn
areas, sink shipping disrupt rail
Lines and other internal Communl-
cations and hammer gun POSITIONS
ardromcS and other military in
StailatlonS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
FROM MANY POINTS

The -SupCTforrTeSs bombing is
supplemented by both American
and British naval air power. In
island warfare extra range is con-
ferred on planes by aIrcraf, car
rlerS. and IN strategy range Of
aircraft IS more valuable than
speed.
Moreover, assaults can be
launched from As many different
points OF the compass as there are
carriers and at such interval, as
Will cause the greatest confusion.
The llttcry Tokyo war lords
fully realize that JapanS hour
OF decision approaches as She faces
this relentless swelling tide of hit
ting power Once-Mc unleash our
accumulating force against her.
flnal destruction Is only matter
OF monthS-pcrhapS even weeks.
'NDIk--Tue opinions expressed and fre
assertions made herein o., rN own ana rrt
t0 20 construed - official or ictr.fir- .r
anF KAY 'n' views 0f 'fc navy department.
@! tHe naval service - isrrr
Order the United states War
Savings stamps from your De
troit Times carrier. Hell de-
liver them tn your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
800 RifIennen
ToGef Prizes
Award Times-Fiearst
Winners Monday
BY Don GILLIES

Eight-hundred winners in the
Hearst-Times Rife Tournament
will be presented with prizes Mon
day evening in the English Room
of the Beok-Gadiiiae Hotel.
The Great Lakes Steel rife
team winner of the event will re-
ceive the huge William Randolph
Hearst trophy A similar trophy
Will be presented to the Lincoln
Park Gun Clubs women team,
winners of the womens open team
race.
The Borderlnc Rife Club of
Port Huron, runners up in the
open division VIII receive a hand
some plaque, A. ~til-the Brewster
Rife Club, second IN the women's S
division.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

trHERES4 tepAaL gnl cala tlgp Toedo
4 Lake Michigan.
cloudbvrst pnshcd Rmaa's circus ~ PadoiJio Pfc.
Helen Potter that VAC ho struck bV FreHct poIcC Paris,
" Of IT, Potter. police
mother says mp rights and fcH
anybody Remember she the FeuCh ho
crH nth foHEFS NJ
parade ond the AC uho raped 10 the street 70 to tok
Every tram which IN packed NTH returning scrlcc
gold and me loaded
Uitk ribbons. Caus hare finally learned simpler
10 soy home. Aud much patriotic
You'll like this iyesr-od William Butler Jr Of 5O3 Trumbu
that Amphibian landing Belle Isle home with
uneXploded lighted
frecackr then like anything But the hang brought neigh
bors and the police to
Melvindaies soddard libel
hs opponent Goodwin.
The straghten Gardeners
Riyeryiew Fenkel LADY
in gardeners
reclaim her clothing the Road Patrol office
she chooses
nov LUND Wolverine otb'etcuon nine 'oys'1 alrordsgocs
~ 10 the Dodgers.
Crouch pitching Greenhera white 'tc crap
tdr gets back groo,c. B} reports
Young Jerry Burke from 81. Thscso's tcpcd.
It, Charlie GCbyoer, Forid0 boast about hating
Tp Cobb a golf pnlnn-C Ch4EAe4-+ tlrtr.
Al Benton eypected back ttc lsHr Jli pct is
anea Tiger
Byooklyns Dyie Taltey tined SIS fighting .5 fc
Braves Euod Pyle.
their stock vanishing One worker calf
butchered The with him
Ing for the remains, just needed evidence
perhaps hamburger:
See you
Sincerely.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
DOOLITTLE ALMosT READY

Redeployment Of air forces in
the Pacific soon u+li a-sefHe
major dimensions. Cor Jimmy
Doollttle Will be leading aerial
warfare in the far eaetoru skies
again where great blows from
the =MaEiaAas= and .t-ia=flea+.=
Will he complementCd hN a grow
ing campaign from OkInaWa.
Having already wiped out her
ttpe-e greatest cities TOKYO osaka
NagoNa, Kobe and Yokohama
our SuperfortreSSoS nov arc dew
aStatlng Japan's smaller industrial
CenterS and transportation
That the current aerial assaults
Will mount in IntenS.t.- NaA-lpdI-
Gated BY Gen. II. II. Arnold who
said that the peak of bombing
would be reached thus tall to
eliminate industrial Japan once
and for all
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
sOsa, buddy
pGrRvszA~fNEs

THIS is a letter 20 YOUR serNioeman It's NIL
IL about his HOME, TOWN. the most important
place In the world 10 him. Clip this letter today
sign your name at the bottom and send Il 20 him.
wherever he Il, he wants the news from HONiL.
It's UP 10 you 70 mail II,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Admiral Sees
Japan n'sDOOn1
Mounting Air Assault
Traced by Woodward
CLARK II. wooDw ARD
Rear Admiral I - Navy
tfopvrtrht, isas nv init N--.-->-'-''''--' ,

WASHINGTON. J.rt 80 INSl
The new fury reached in stfa-
tcelc bombardmeul- of japan
brings air warfare ~ phase that
viii dwarf even the worst batter
ing administered 80 Germany.
Air raids on Nippon now are
being made daily Their strength
has been increased % about $50
Bees.
As soon as the ukn77a am
fields are completed --eA ttfe-e- on
northern Luzon swing u'o action
.the- enemy,s horc-t-t-f's'~-''reta4i
plants and military Industries can
look for the same type of round-
the-clock bombing to-wurt1- err
many was subjected.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
PERCH Al LEXINGTON

BASS and perch fishing in
Saginaw Bay j. only fair. Else
where throughout southeastern
Nj 'higan, fishing il fair with
the exception OF Lake Huron
from Port Austin 10 Port Huron
whore bass fishing has been
good along the Huron county
shore. Nading and using fly
rods with night crawlers il
pTuXInG popular manner of
fishing i'm this area. Perch fish
in, excellent at Lexington.
Bass fishing I~ generally good II
am central and Southwestern
counties but especially
good i'm Kent and Ottawa coun
ties Fan fishermen report beS
luck ia Eaton, LenaWco, Calhoun
and Branch counties Flies anC
other artificial halls arc producing
e=t4t-s=t=t=7=5tt,.tt ttfe Nigh e5fstffE
for bass is very successful
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
CTSCEE B66 SHOW

The Oakland County Kennel
club has cancelled It's annual
Laho- Day dog show because of
prevailing conditions and their
-hclipf that-a shaw al this time
would not he IN the best inter
est of the war effort. The diCi-
sion was reached at the clubs
annual meeting Saturday.
II will be the first time in 10
wears that the show has not
heen held. The show i usually
held nj community Mark It
Building in Royal Oak. The
officers voted 10 purchase ST.
GOO i'm war bopdA
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
To Lower Field

In the plan 10 expand the Yam
kee Stadium seating capacity 10
100000, the playing field Will be
lowered
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

Hc sulc as well as many boat
H}DuCS.--
Oakland County Lakes and Lake
81. Clair. f8yUtc fishing spots for
Thousand, of Detroit anglers will
ho coog for 'ha-s and hluceillS.
AATti-- eS are -h.trr GOOD in Lake
So CI7u hut pjckcrel- fishing IN
t-7. 81. Ciar RVcr continues only
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
VIII Don GiIIies
m TIE OPEN
Holiday Anglers to Enjoy
Excellent Bass Fishing

Angler, who OF July weekend holiday fo
the the fishing grounds will find conditions
excellent
prediction based kilograms received at the Times
rom conservation o
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

.rn your bottom and send i % g him,
Wherever he Is he wants the news from HOME
U O mail II,
THE DETROIT TIMES, July !. 1915.
by THE grace Of Yank iraay your Tigers aaed a.
- this wiring but may change any moment & h- "'n & ie
GTesn0sTS & saIS @ a. si & gq @ spe ttT [ % od
When you set home from Germany YOU may see worlds
Detroit has been host 35 governors and c seventeenth
of days before the governor. went on to Ma'Nna" or @ o
THE Sorernors tcted al peathaza lar .lAeq. l8
Greenfield Ti'Ope The Apomot tomcl i" o. I'oe'I
eff for me straits The nkcs, Tlcc Co tf( Ia
bosom July and you ridf around betAa
last Bs4 ,ow' ett W,se Re cs.l.b Inc No. 1.|5 E.<
speryhndy unorkng around the place nogfapLfa H. Aud on IL
vent TO ~or :" the Pacific
VoU the weather when YOU know an electric
@ and ma h sO aso & heS hop" S dawn brick building
Toledo wants to be city after models Of
and each community - II. own
Charles Helm So who was broke when participated
Herbert Book home at 5iO Windmill
bought place the state which had taken 1T for
back
CPEAKING Of fish somebody 47pound muze IN the
head Of Belle Isle since the water beer up Fishermen
around Belle Isle has Of the hest fishing waters
Michigan has turned gold r.espc'or Men have
Bob Hope Is eff on fts tsHtttt fey
Iucen Ballard after her qce divorce IN Juarez
in June And believe II not the
neither the Camor cr hcr hrdeGoo
present Judge pronounced them man and
aifel They IN Hollywood
THE city finally paying tbot oogoD0 bocl reoegd
during depTrEs70r ttr 0d
pov had already Paid haiti TINS The osf ho Of
that pay roll
MAYOR Eubbord dofB Dearborn rrrcv'cd tug
Councilman R0 r. Ynkcr SGpd me "0r0R
II there ordinance jSt poSsCd Lb Eoh3LS
political campaign Pazkr he dos ot lan 10 embagrass
the mayor, just 10 sho,o boW silly the ordinance ~.
DRESIDENT X T. Chrysler announced his
fire bombs the rate of 2n0n60n
q month.
Z. graduated 81 medical students picked
Poicewoman Mary IAKng to make at and ended
into her
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