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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Writ Frees
Ring Suspect

One alleged conspirator, in what
police say is a $4,000 daily gam
bling ring, was released on bond
under a writ of habeas corpus to-
day. Three others. including two
convicted a few weeks ago in an
other numbers case, were ordered
held.
Earl Rogers, IS. of 2O2J7 nene,
was released by Recorders Court
Judge Gerald w. Groat under
81, 900 bond. He adjourned hear
ings on writs for "a hours for Jake
Zack, %; Sam Fine, 80, and Willie
Simms, 38. all of 1850 Second.
Simms and Fine were convicted in
a mutuels case in December.
Simms was free on $4,000 bond
waiting outcome Of his appeal
from a three TO 5-year sentence.
Fine was fined 81 900.
Police asserted the four arrested
last Saturday are leaders of a
ring doing a $4,000 daily numbers
business iD war plants A police
raid at 1904 Riverview last Sat-
urday netted IS cases of mutuel
numbers tickets. an adding ma
chine, cancelled numbers tickets
and cash.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
StOrk Delays
Fraud Trial

Old Man Stork stepped in to-
day to cause an indefinite delay
in the trial Of a man accused of
mulcting the government Of S25,-
600.
Federal Judge Lederle indefi-
nitely postponed the trial of Nor
man E. Miller, Al, of ST Lake
pointe, Crosse Pointe, after de-
fense counsel said his former as
sociate, Mrs. Margaret Eckner.
35. now living in California. is
expecting a child in April.
Mrs. Eckner left Detroit many
months ago TO join her husband.
who is in the service. Mrs. Eek
ner is a co-defendant in the Miller
Indictment and is listed as an i'm
portant trial witness.
Miller, who operates the Nor
man F.. Miller and Associates,
Inc. an engineering firm, 2751 E.
jefferson, was charge with
switching time slips and padding
costs on government contracts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
VdndenberQ
Silent on Race

Senator Vandenberg today re-
fused TO affirm or deny the state
ment Of a national magazine that
to prove his nonpartisanship in
the peace program" he will not
run for reelection in 1916.
BY phone from Washington
Van derberg told The Detroit
Times.
II don't care to talk politics
at the moment we are trying TO
unite the peace forces here.
II am prepared, however. to
talk politics when the appro-
pirate time comes.
'I'll have TO resurrect the old
Mark Twain Rag-the report of
my political demise IL greatly
exaggerated"
Wouldn't he say Yes or No
about the magazine story?
Answered the senator:
'I think that statement stands
for itself. You wouldn't have
any trouble understanding it,
would you? 1 don't propose to
be driven into n political cam
paign 90 months ahead OF time"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
City Planners
Change Names
Everythins's all right now.

Everything's all right now.
Common council gave formal
approval today TO the city plan
commission 10 put its hat on
backward if II wishes.
City planner George Emery
asked the council to recognize the
titles Junior city planner" in
stead Of city planning assistant"
and intermediate city planner"
instead Of city planning analyst"
Councilman Comstock re-
planning requires so much
heavy mental labor that chang
ing titles Is their form Of relax
alton. The kids have to have
some fun"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Denies Theft
OF Polio Fund

a man with a record Of 25
arrests in q years pleaded not
guilty today when he was ar
raigned on a charge of grand
larceny. He is accused Of stealing
an infantile paralysis can con-
tanning $50.
f2ite defendant, Harry Walker,
-, gave his address as BIAS Sec
ond He was placed under 5000
bond Walker was arrested Jan.
. after leaving bar az 3127
CaSs In his pocket was the can
which police said was taken from
the bar Walker said he had
bought IL for $40.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30

Three USO dormitories operated
by the Detroit Junior Board of
Commerce are housing annually
more than 10000 soldiers and
sailors who visit the city on week
end leaves, it was announced to-
day. The junior chamber is cele-
brating its 18th year OF activity
this week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
73 Billion Voted
For War by JapS
International Photo

NEW YORK. Jan 29 INS)-
The Tokyo radio SAID that the
japanese House OF Peers COM
pleted passage Of JapanS m.ILA
budget OF 5000 100000 "
1873. 400, 600 O0O for the l945-46
fiscal year by recording its "unan-
imous" approval
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Senate Aide Dies

WASHINGTON. Jan. % (INS)
Col. Edwin Alexander Halsey,
63, secretary Of the United States
Senate, died at his Washington
home today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Registration TO 8 P. M.

The city clerks office will be
-opcr- -rr1tti 8 p m. today and to-
morrow for the convenience of De-
troiters unable TO register for the
Feb. 10 primaries during the usual
hours.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-13
District Governor Pays
Visit To Lions Club Here

Il don't know of any other club
which has done any more toward
the sponsoring of new clubs and
good fellowship as the Wilmington
club" Mr.. Glover said in his ad-
dress. It was pointed out that the
Wilmington club sponsored three
new clubs in this area last year.
The speaker emphasized the
theme of Lions for the coming
year: Omitted for Victory Peace
and Security
In explaining his conception of
security, Mr.. Glover cited the syn
onymous word of "freedom,' and
spoke of the foundation on which
Americanism is built - on the
grounds of religious idealism.
1--WE are yet young nation" he
said. 1--WE should not expect to
reach perfection, yet. We must not
tire" the speaker said in outlining
the part the Lions clubs of the
nation are paying in building a
better government.
Following the talk by Mr.. Glow
er, William B. Campbell, of the
Wilmington club, disclosed that at
the request of the district governor
the board of directors of the Viii
mington club had met and selected
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-13

Past President Walter E. Yopp 70,
the position of deputy district gov
ernor. Mr.. Yopp's nomination me-
unanimous approval of all club
members.
Twelve members of the Whining
ton club will attend the charter
night program of the Whiteviile
club at pm. Friday, July 20, al
the Anchorage at Lake WaccamoW
at which time District Governor
Glover will be present. The White
vile club is under the sponsorship
of the Wilmington club and is the
first new club to be sponsored by
Wilmington in this district in the
present year.
1t was announced that the annual
picnic of the Lions club will be
observed at $50 pm. mex Thurs
day. The place has not been named
Other visitors at yesterday
meeting were I. R. Rollins, Jr
of Wilmington, DR.. H: c. Carr. OF
Durham Mrs. S. E. Meanley Mrs
Louis Keith and j. L. Baldwin, all
of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-13


been weighed, it was stated, and
sold at the established ceiling
price.
The district officials, invited by
the local board to assist them in
the enforcement of price ceiling
regulations at the market, have
had the situation there under sur
veillance for the past two Satur-
days. The appeal was made to
the district office when the repeat
ed attempts of the local office fail
ed to halt the fragrant violations at
the market. Produce had been sold
there without regard to weight, or.
fixed ceiling prices, and the turn
over in personnel at the market
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-13

Daily Prayer
FOR HIGH AIMS

From the heavenward side of
'i1e' and in Thine eternal contem-
poraneousness, Thou, o God. view
est this travail of the world On1v
lhou canst understand it, and d.
1ece IT'S issue. We confide in Thy
greatness and in Thine all-wisdom
Ano we venture to pray, in hum
We reverence, that Thou wilt give
uiito us some share Of Thine IN
outstanding Of this hour: for Thou
mast promised wisdom to all who
seek it. Lift up our hearts and
MINDS to a loftier conception of
this war. Save us from all base
passions and from carking self
engrossment. Grant us greatness
of soul, that we may be equal to
this occasion. Forgive all our little
nesses, our selfishness and our
Tears. May the vision glorious, of
new world wherein Thy truth
shall reign over all men sustain
us through the trials of every day..
Thus would we be better sons of
Thine, and better brothers of all
men. Amen.-W.T.E.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-13

James A. Glover, district gov.
ernor of District BIC, Lions Inter
national, paid his first official visit
of the present year to the Whining
ton Lions Club yesterday and out
lined the program of Lions for the
coming year.
Walter E. Yopp, past club pre-
sident of Wilmington, was unan-
imously elected deputy district gov
ernor by the members of the Will
mington Lions club at yesterday
meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-13
0PA COOPERATION
NOTED AT MARKET

Camplete compliance with OPA
price regulations by country mer-
chants doing business at the City
market was reported yesterday by
district OPA officials at Raleigh,
who have inspected operations at
the market for the past two Satur-
days, in a letter to the local War
Price and Rationing board.
Each chicken at the market had
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-13

made it difficult to identify the Of
TENDERS.
On their first visit, on Saturday,
June 80, the Raleigh. officials found
several violations of price ceilings
by the operators there, and will in
the near future take measures to
prosecute the offenders.
Last weeks operations at the
market however, were pronounced
orderly and in compliance with
regulation. The market will, how
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-13
NEW 81 CLUB

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, July r.
WR)1The-e's a brand new and fair
~ exclusive club at the Army re-
distribution station here. It is
The "a Club Sole qualification
for membership is "a Army dis
charge points more, no less.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-13
IoHNNY,s SHIP IS IN

JOHNNY'S SHIP IS IN
MARYvILI.E, Mo-, July 12.-WD
Sign of the times-1945: CLOSED
for a week, gone to see Johnny"
Johnny is the seaman-first-class
son of M. and Mrs. Jack Stundon,
owners of a cafe here. His ship
was in drydock at San Pedro, Calf.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-13
BRADLEY APPROVED

BRADLEY APPROVED
WASHINGTON, July 12-(U.D
The Senate Finance commit
tee today unanimously ap-
proved President Humans
nomination of Gen. Omar
Bradley to be administrator of
veterans affairs. Bradley was
named to succeed Brig. Gen.
Frank Hines,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-13

The largest of al, A.;
the ase;,1 Mars, has been re s5ps S ,t,,
a :, duty as cargo c. eo ION
a and viii be used to train cr ssrviss,
huge new Mars-type carr GtsEs ID
under construction for tbs 'e N nov
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-13

eyer, remain under the s,,,r.,,,
OF the local rationing ossasssVelllaa.,
to keep prices there 'G in LIN IN o'ds'
established ceilings. Al line viii
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
En the Open
Kracht Shoots Heaviest Deer;
Two Dog Shows Here Sunday
BY DON GILLIES

The heaviest deer we have seen
this season was shot by Frank
kracht of Detroit, former state
skeet champion. II had 10 points
and an antler spread of 20 inches
and weighed 2SO pounds dressed.
Kracht shot the deer in Hough-
ton County near Fire Steel Hill
OF the Is in the party nine were
successful in baggIng bucks, the
smallest of which weighed lS5
pounds, again proving the largest
deer in the state are IN the Upper
Peninsula.
Hunting in KrachtS party were
f. r. EukSSon, Len Burgess,
Marty Cameron and his son, 1t
jim Cameron; Joe DucaStle. jim
Boys, Or. Vince Gordon, Irving
Winkler Capt. Carl Yard Capt.
Gus Livingston, Paul Leach,
Henry Heltencn, Fred IIeltcncn.
Ralph Farnan. Bill Parrish. Rev
Fred East and Jerry kracht
brother of Frank.
Detroit canine fanCIcrS are
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
Passes Click, But State
Is Upset by Miami, 21-7

MIAMI. Fla. Nov. "a MIchl-
gan State brought lis own wealth
or with it-but even this was TO
no avail in the face of hard
fighting University of Miami line
and backtield that displayed its
greatest versatility of the season
last night in achieving 2l-to-7
upset triumph
About 2l,00O fans IN the Orange
Bowl saw the famed Flying L
offenSe of the StatcrS gain ample
yardago. but not when the chips
were down. II did click m the
air II out of p times one of
the nips. Russ Reader TO Steve
ContoS shortly after lntermlSSlon.
chmaXed 77-yard drive to a
touchdown
Miami had piled up y points
up TO that point, Two touChdoWns
coming on short rapN at the line
and another on a 2O-yard pass
play, Joe Arucl 10 John Nell All
the winners scoring came In the
first half
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
British Papers
Clients Of ms

LONDON. Nov. "a 1NS)-1r
one Of the most important news
paper agreements effected in the
international field announcement
was made today that the kemsleN
newspapers of Great Britain will
become clients Of International
News Service. effective next
Monday.
The Kemsley newspaper en-
brace a groHp of 20 newspapers
blankcting the United Kingdom
with a total circulation Of more
than S,500.O00. the largest circu-
lation of any one group in Great
Britain.
With the addition Of this latest
group of newspapers 10 the rap
idly expanding client list of ms
at home and abroad, il is no"
computed that more than 200 mil
hon people in 26 countries
throughout the world read The
darby dispatches of Internationa
News Service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
Rose Bowl
Picks 'Bama

PASADENA. Nov. q (UP)-
The Rose Bowl committee, which
came out first with its New Years
Day selection - Alabama-settled
back today TO await the process
of elimination which will name
the Pacific Coast League cham
pion for the western berth in the
bowl.
Worried over the drawn-out
West Coast loop battle, which
might have delayed choice of an
eastern representative for two
weeks and given other bowl pro-
moteTS d chance TO grab the best
teams, the slN-man committee
yesterday offered indicated Ala
bama its sixth invitation, and
Bama was quick TO accept
II was not announced whether
Army, the only other team TO be
mentioned for the Rose Bowl, had
declined an invitation.
Alabama, spanked by the SEN
Satlonal passing of Harry Gllmer,
won It's first seven games and has
two 10 go -- against Pensacola
next Saturday. Today'S game was
expected to be easy, but MisSlSSip-
pi state was highly regarded.
However. even two defeats will
not alter the invitation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26

staging two dog shows Sunday.
The Detroit Cocker Spaniel
Club is holding It's show at Hotel
DetroItcr with Judging to start
at | p. m. The Progressive Dog
Club open TO all non-sportlng
breeds, VIII hold IFS first annual
show at UAW-CIO Hall, with
Judging 10 start at 10 a. m.
To help anglers catch more big
ones. the Northeastern YMCA Is
offering a fishing course open to
beginners. women and experts.
The programs. featuring some
of the best fishing experts in the
country. Will be held every Tues
day evening with lectures, IN
strucuons and practice.
Few girls at the age Of rs can
boast the shooting achievements
OF Mary Helen Frost, 1913 Glen
wood Miss Frost has Just been
awarded the junior expert rifle
man rating by the National Rifle
Association. next 10 the highest
in the NRA series.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
HIarrier
Race On

EAST LANSING, Nov "A tUPl
Two OF the nations top Ions
distance runners clash today IN
the seventh annual NCAA cross
country meet at Michigan State
College.
The two star performers arc
John r. Hanlcy Of Dartmouth, and
Fred Feiler OF Drake University
Hanlcy Is the lCAAA champion
with time of 2S.2l3 for ENe
miles. and Feiler is the defending
NCAA champion with a time oi
2l:04.2 for the four-mile route
HanleY and Feller will head a
list of l39 entries from - schools.
However. no more than 10 OF the
qualified entries are expected TO
actually participate in the meet
Even this number of runners,
however. would establish ia new
high in participating. 93 being the
previous biggest field, according To
meet manager Lauren Brown.
The entry list includes Chicago Z, Con
rerficut 4 Cornell tloKaN 3. Dartmouth :
n1aks-ln1- Indiana Q Iowa lows state .
Kansas o. Miami ,Ohio s. Notre Dame
Minnesota Michigan 4 Ober.in .. Ohi'
state II. Purdue Rhode Island -Sls'e
WAYNE Western Michigan 2s$rneaton
Wisconsin o and MiChigsnc SSste 8.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
Elliott Ineligible
For Church Post

NEW YORK. Nov. "a nNS)
Twice-divorced Brig Gen. Elliot
Roosevelt'S election as Vestrymar
OF the family church at Hydt
Park had been cancelled today by
Episcopal Bishop William r Man
ming.
IL have officially notified the
VeStry of 81. James Church,
HYDE Park. that Gen. Roosevelt
il not in good standing In the
church and therefore Is not eli
gible for election as a vestrN-
man and cannot hold that Of
flee" the bishop said
Gen Roosevelt was named Nov
Il 10 the board of St Jane,
Church. of which his father. tn,
late President. was senior warden
Bishop Manning declined TO am
pIfy the rebuff 10 the younger
Roosevelt
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
WAS SMALLER

Terranova gave away >lN pounds
and inches IN reach ard height
at Olympia las, night and then
dccisNely whipped Eddy. a south
paw from Flint. Before Eddy
Pills victims were Leroy Willis.
MaNc Shapiro and Leon Spencer
The bout topped a stirring card
presented by Nick Lordcs. which
drew 3,SS5 fans who paid a gross
~ So 73S 80 The net was So -
1892
Beating the Flint entry Terra
nova won the unanimous decision
of Johnny Weber, the referee. and
two Judges Weber was the only
one who gave Eddy Il ound He
voted the third for Eddy and
called the second and tenth even
The judges. Frank Fisher and
j. ID Lenahan. each voted the
third and fifth even
Tcrranova weighed l26 1.
pounds and Eddy 132
There were two knockout> on
the program John Ca>on stopping
Harold Bowen and Baby Arm
strong dlSpoSing of Mickey vii.
son Each came in the first round
CasonS was timed in 35 seconds.
LEO MACDONELL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
Jury UphoIds
Drunk-o-Meter

Results of drunk-o-motcr te>i>
now being gwen drunken driving
suspects hy city police today
were uphold by a traffic couV
ury IN the h~t contest ot their
sdmi>Sabl,y as evidence
\ Jury sitting before Traffic
Judge George j Murphy dcIb.
Grated lu'N q bali hour yesterday
before returning verdict of
guilty against Ncnoet-E- PlV0n
ski. 10 oi 600l Ellcn
Piwon>kl voluntarily took the
test 65 minutes after his arrest
on ArmistICe Day II showed an
alcoholic content of IS per cent
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
Tony
Leads S.

Pins i'm prolu>Ion are iho words
today Tor last nights outbreak M
the Greater Detroit League al
OLYMPIC Recreation during which
>IA teams bettcrcd 5000
Strangely enough neither Ntroh
nor + & b figured IN the scoring.
Apparently they were saving their
instruments for the resumption
tonight of the national match title
competition AT Palace Recreation.
SuflrnS 1876 IS second ma
tionally, first in the city and the
league, a 1906 wlndup IS second
nationally. FIRST IN town.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
876 Sets Mark
In Women's S Meet

Dorothy BrlChta. averaging 2l9
for $40. Is The now record holder
today IN the Womcn'S senior indi-
Xldual classic AZ Winter Garden(
Nh, BrChta was 10 pins over the
former mark set by Flo Morls
Nov. 9 on games of 209-220-24l-
1O6
Mrs NIory, had SIT. her fifth
500 in as many weeks, for the
second time since the season
opened that she has finished Sec
ond FIr>ts marked the other APP
pcaranceS. She Stlll leads on
points.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
Title Bout
Due Here

4 worlds fcathcrWcight cham
pIonship bout here between PM
Terranova and Sal Bartolo loomed
today in the wake OF Tcrranoya' 8
decisive victory over Bill Eddy
Bobby Gleason, on behalf OF
Tcrranoya, has agreed 10 the
match. All that is needed TO get
the current MIA utlcholdcr IN
the ring Teuanova once wore
the crown and would like moth
ing better than a crack at Bar
toto. now that Phil apparently has
run out Of other opponents here.
The SawCd-oft Italian has
started four times here and each
time returned to has home IN New
York a winner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
Bisons Manager
Gets in Trouble
Nv Unitcd Press

General Manager George Car
son of the ST. Louis Flyers sand
he would file a protest today
charging that Coach Frank BeiS-
Ter of the Buffalo BiSons directed
his team TO its to 4 tie with the
Flyers last night after he had
been ordered from the game by
the referee.
Referee Gordon Parsons had "a
call police TO eject BelSler. charg-
ing the manager was using often
Sive language
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
Oranae Bowl Fire

MIAMI, Fla. Nov. - tUP)-
Five hundred spectators at last
nights Miami-Michigan State foot
ball game did their roofing from
standing positions because fire OF
unknown origin destroyed their
seats on the south side of the
Orange Bowl Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
SIGN CONTRACTS

O'NciIl also was AZ the confer
euce and Ike Trautman signed for
the coming season
BllA-LIal!lu4aa- aRd u 'A-+at+iii y ~ ~ II
attend the baseball meetings at
Columbus and Chicago next
month ~ which time they will
90 into the 1916 plans more thor
ouchly
4 schedule OF preseason eNhi-
b,tlon games in Florida. now IN
the making includes games with
the Yankees Braves. Reds Sena-
tors. Indians. Rcd SoN and the
Dodgers The Tigers Will start
training az Lakeland Feb 20
With Trau'man aboard the Ohio
state football teams special,
which arrived here from Colun-
bus yesterday. was Billy South
worth. ucw manager Of the BoS-
ton Braves They will see the
MIchigan-Uhio State game al Ann
Arbor today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
Fioh+ Results

BOSTOS-Jake laMotta 1914, NcT YORK
knocked out Walter ,Popeyc Woods l6i
Astoria n fbN. joey LaNotta. 1851
New York stopped Broadway Johnny Jones
l52. Philadelphia t5f
CHICAGO-Wiuc joyce I27 Gary Ind
outpclnted joey BaTuum. lao Los Anrr'c
90 O.EEILL BELL 40 DETROIT
knocked out George sugar Costner. lf5
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
Chess Lecture

Leonld S. Rubinchek will give A
lecture and exhibition on chess
and checkers tonight at g p m at
the Detroit Chess and Checker
Club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
NHetZTODS
Golfers

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. "A
UPb-Dick Metz OF Chicago, one
under par for the first 80 holes
with l41, led the way into the
third round OF the Montgomery
InNtational golf tournament to-
cay with Ben Hogan one stroke
behind him.
DIIRuITIHs' >CoREs
sam Byre F-7, 20 Futgoi Lh-i g.
1fs Jimmy johnson. t4-lb--lJo Tommy
shannon 80,
W.,.f Bu-tcur s-iN8. Claude var
r. r1--ral1a .u faufl f.-l o--i 1l
am Pou, s1-3a-. Fai.s FJ'sn ".
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
Irautman
Fsvors EN-
New Boss Signs;
So Does O'NeiII
BY LEO MACDoNELL

While George Trautman. new
general manager of the Tigers,
has not revealed his policies.
among baseball men there is A
belief the Detroit organization IS
headed for a farm system to in.
clude the ownership of minor
league clubs.
Trautman is said to favor the
chain system. a policy contrasted
to that of Jack Zeller, retiring
general manager.
At present. the Tigers own no
minor league clubs. Ones last
owned were Beaumont in the
Texas and WinSton-Salcm in the
Piedmont league. The Tigers
have a working agreement with
Buffalo IN the International
League and viii have similar
arrangement with Dallas IN the
revived Texas loop
The New York Yankees and 81.
Louis Cardinals have been used
by proponents as successful eA-
amplcS of the farm system.
MAY BUY CLUB
The TlgncrS may buy club In
the association of which Traut-
man was president when he ac-
Ccpted the Detroit offer.
II have no plans To announce
at this time" Trautman eN-
planned after he had formally
signed 4 contract as the De-I
troIt clubs general manager in
Walter O. Briggs offices at the
Briggs Manufacturing Cos
Mack avenue plant late yester-
day.
Moreover Trautman declined
"a talk about 'hc possible sale Of
Rudy York and any other player
changes
"III have To talk all those
matters over with Mr.. Briggs
and Steve 0'Nciil, TrHutman
SAID After all. haven't even
started To work on the new
lob"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-26
MICHIGAN >TATT

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