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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-14
|USS Bunker Hill
Hero Home On
3O-Day Leave

Richard L. Brown, Jr., Steward
Mate, first class, is home visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jack
Brown, 14O1 Barrett Street.
The 20 year old sailor, who las
been in the Navy for three years,
is hero of the USS Bunker Hill,
having been awarded the Silver
Star.
Jack" as he is Familiarity known,
was one of a number of Negro
Seamen included among the heroes
and casualties of the Bunker Hill
which was turned into a raging
inferno on May IL, 1915, when two
enemy suicide planes crashed her
deck off Okinawa and started
flames that were aided by explod-
ing ammunition, which riddled the
decks, bulkheads and blasted the
ships side.
Young Brown is well known and
the many friends of the family are
more than happy to see him home.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-14
Body Of Boy
Severed By
Freight Train

The severed sections of the body
of Sam Watkins, 12-year old COL
ored boy, were found on the A. &
v. tracks west f North Gallatin
street at 4:5O p. M, Wednesday, the
police department said.
Attendants at the Peoples Fu-
neral home, where the body was
received, said it was slashed COM
pletely through just below the
heart, with the lungs being cut
through and the heart exposed.
Police said that evidence tended
to show that the boy, whose home
was just north of the viaduct, had
been struck and killed by freight
train while he was laying on the
tracks.
City Detective J. B. Hines, who
Investigated the accident, said that
he had been unable to locate any
eyeWitnesses to the accident, but
that switchman reorted that he
saw the boy climb on car of a
local freight, and apparently he fill
beneath the wheels a few seconds
later.
Hines said that the boy had been
working in yard on Bratton street
and was on his way home at the
time, his sister, Mildred Watkins,
having started to meet him. The
sister told Hines that she saw a
body by switch and when she
came closer could tell that it was
her brother.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-14

In the picture abo eis2nd 1t.
Andrew Brown, who was a recent
visitor in Jackson as the house
guest of his grandmother, Mrs Ma
ry Francis Williams, West Ash st.
1t Brown, who is the son Of Mrs.
Elmire Brown of st. Louis, Mo-,
was indicted into the Army in 1943
and is now stationed in Manila.
He is a graduate of a St. Louis
High School and popular in young
social circles of that city.
While in Jackson he was enter
tanned extensively, outstanding
among the affairs being the one
given by his aunt, Mrs. Minnie Lee
Burks, in her home, 1903 Jayne st.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-14
General Assembly Of General
Missionary Baptist Convention
Convenes Here Mon, Jul. 1922
DR.. j. jackson, Miss N. W. Burrough,
Convention Guest Speakers;
Governor Bailey on Program

The General Assembly of the
General Missionary Baptist Conven-
ton will convene here, July 1922
with sessions being held at the
following churches: Pearlie Grove
Baptist, Clark Street Baptist and
Calvery Baptist
This great session which will
bring thousands of delegates and
other visitors into Jackson has for
its theme this year: Christ The
Only Adjuster For World Relation
ship The financial goal of the
convention is one hundred thous-
and dollars; the objective, addi-
tional class rooms, a work shop,
home economic department and the
development of the College Farm.
Prominent among the visitors to
the convention will be DR.. Joseph
Jackson, pastor of the Olivet Bap-
fist church, Chicago, Ill, a native
son of Mississippi and a graduate of
Jackson College, who will be guest
speaker for the General Conven-
ton on Thursday evening, July 49,
DR.. Jackson was officially invited
because of his great ability, having
served the Negro BaptiSts in many
fields. He is one of the most out
standing churchmen of today.
On Wednesday evening, July 10,
Miss Mamie H. Burroughs, one of
the greatest religious educators
amonk women in America and who
has charge of the Girls Home at
Washington, D. c., will address the
Women's Auxiliary. Bliss Burroughs
is most fluent speaker and has
made great contributions to girls
and young women, physically, spir-
itually, morally and educationally.
Other Baptist guests will be: DIR.
Rolling Smith, Atlanta, Ca, DR.. D.
V. Jamsion, President of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention, Inc. of
America, Dr. D. Arlington Wilson,
Secretary of the Educational Board
of the National Baptist Convention,
DR.. T. T. Lovelace, Secretary of
the Home Mission Board of the
National Baptist Convention.
White speakers will be: Governor
Thomas L. Bailey, Mr. Owen Cooper
of the Farm Bureau and DR.. D. A.
Mccall, executive secretary of Mis-
sissippi White Baptist Board.
Sermons for the Convention will
be by Rev. l. w. Taylor, Belzoni,
sermon on doctrine; Rev. L. r.
Chandler, Inverness, sermon of re-
ligious education; Rev. E. L. Drew,
Shaw, Memorial sermon by Rev.
j. A. Randall, Leland, sermon on
Mission, Rev. A. B. Banks, Clarks-
dale.
Board and Lodging-room and
meals, $500 per day plus ration
book.
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To Play Jackson and Yazoo
City Engagements Aug. AIS


Because Jackson music lovers
are requesting it, w, j. Miller has
arranged to bring back to Jackson
and the Skating Rink, Leroy Har-
dison's sensational and original
CAROLINA COTTON PICKERS.
This great orchestra, made up of
tute will appear at the Skating
Rink on August IA and at the Ne
gro Fair Grounds, Yazoo City on
August Is.
When the Carolina Cotton Pick
ers played for the Opening of
School Dance last September at
the Rink, they drew record
braking crowd.
Remember at the Rink on August
IA, in Yazoo City, August Is.
star musicions from Jenkins Insti-
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Cotton Pickers
At Skating Rink
August 14th

The Carolina Cotton PickerS I'M
der the able leadership of Roy
Hardison, and management of Fer
guson Brothers Agency, Inc, of
Indianapolis, Indiana, come to
Jackson Miss, at the Colored Skat-
ing Rink for one night engagement
and are as proud and independent
an aggregation as there is in
America. They rightfully have
something to crow about and re-
fuse to lose their independence.
Lii Green, the I'm the Dark Ma
ma" was recently starred with
them during very successful en-
gagement at Kansas City, Mo-, and
more recently Una Mae Carlisle,
who rose to national acclaim with
her song Walking by the River"
composed while she was in London,
England, a few years ago, was fea-
tured with this stellar aggregation
but more important probably was
the appraisal of Pha Terrell, THE
Voice of Romance" famed tenor
vocalist and recording artist of
many hit tunes, such as "I'll Get
Along Somehow" Until the Real
Thing Comes Along" What Will
| Tell My Hearth, and many 9TH
ers, and formerly featured vocalist
with Andy KRIS Clouds of Joy"
sought to form his own band and
followed the Carolina Cotton Pic
erS from Miami to Norfolk, to New
York and then to Denver Colora-
do and finally to Los Angeles, be-
fore he gave up begging them to
be the Sentimental Kings" under
his leadership.
Now, they have all the color of
the great artists that they are and
such nationally nown artists as ice
Chaser. McConkey Orchestra Com
pany, Frederick Brothers Music
Corp. and General Amusement Cor.
are hot on their trail. Cnly recent
ly letter from Berlo Adams. who
represents General Amusement
Corp. at Chicago, said, You know
the colored attractions that we
handle are Cab Galloway, Louis
Jordan and His Tymphany Five,
Benny Carter and Jay McShann,
and we feel that Carolina Cotton
Pickers would be worthwhile ad-
dition." But the band chose to good
work and let its light so shine that
employers will see the Light in
them SO that they may retain their
pride, living always as brothers in
one big family, as they did at the
Jenkins Musical Institute, at Char
lesion, S. c., where a brass band
turned into a swing band, and one
of Americas most distinctive 1--WE
aggregationS was born.
This great aggregation of must
cal stylists will exhibit its wares
on Tuesday, August 18th at Jack
son, and Wednesday, August 18th,
at Yazoo City.
Kings, queens, presidents and
dictators will do themselves proud
to be there to witness all the fine
ness and perfection of jazz as pre-
sented as only the Carolina Cotton
PlckerS can present it.
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Airplane Stamp
No. 4Good
August 1st

Washington.-The Office of Price
Administration announced today
that Airplane Stamp No. in Book
3 would become good for one pair
of shoes beginning August l.
OPA said Airplane Stamps Nos.
l, 2, and 3 would continue to be
good definitely" The last stamp
was validated last November 1st
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-14

A cover for the bad springs will
prevent sheets from being torn
and will keep dust away from the
springs. home improvement special
lists of the Agricultural Extension
Service points out.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-14

Hear Rays of Rhythm at Skating
Rink, Sunday, July %, 1915. Ad-
mission $1.0O.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-07-14

Donates
Flowers

In memory of Sister Elizabeth
Anderson, the friend and neighbor
to show their greatest respect give
the following donations fof floral
offerings:
Mr. and Mrs Robt. Smith 81 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Churchill Hit
by Lady ASIOr

LONDON. Jan. y lUPD-Prime
Minister Churchill got a sharp
rcbuke from American-born Lady
AStor in Commons today when he
submitted plans FOR reconstruction
of the House along traditional
lines with traditional neon
venienceS and referred 10 the
brave days of old
Commons was built In the
worst period of English art.
snapped Lady AStor, an ardent
dry, and the only thing We have
been completely supplied with IN
this House is place TO drink %
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
La Toilette Directs
News Of M'ArlIlur

WITH GEN. MACARTHUR S
FORCES, LUZON, Jan. 10 (De-
layed) CUP)-Col. Philip F. La
Toilette, former governor of Wis
consin. directed army public re-
lations with the advance echelon
of Gen. MacArthur'S headquar-
terS for the Luzon landing at
Lingayen Gulf. it was learned
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
SHIP SINKS, ALL SAVED

NEW YORK, Jan. IS (UP)--
The entire 42-man crew of a
merchantmen, navy complement
of % men and a cat and three
kittens were rescued last Decem-
Der when the vessel was sunk by
a torpedo in European waters,
survivors related today.
Returning here unscathed after
undergoing buzz-bomb attacks,
Strafing by Nazi planes and
lodging several other enemy SUBJ
marines, they told how the tor
pedo struck their vessel, the
Alan-a-Dale. amidships in late
afternoon as they steamed toward
an Allied controlled port loaded
with food, trucks, mail and
Christmas packages.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Senate Votes
Central Time
rm., stan cartr,pondsni

LANSING. Jan. 25-Thc stAte
Senate to-day passed and sent 10
the House q blLcSJabi1yt+ES Cen
lral War Time as The standard
throughou, the state The vote
on the measure WAS y 10 .
Sponsored by Senator Rawson
(Rl Of CaSS City the measure
makes slow time statutory II
il passes the House. critics like De-
tron. operating on fast time,
would set their clocks back an
hour
Atty Gen Dcthmors ruled that
home rule cities. including De
troit, cannot fix time by ordi-
nance. unless their charters give
specific power DeroitS charter
does not establish uch authority
As war measure, Detroit re-
NAMED on fast time when the
legislature left the matter open TO
.ocal governments two years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Enemy Sinks
i. 5. Ship in
Europe Area

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is
(INS) - Secretary OF War
Stimson disclosed today that
an American troopship carry
ing 200 American soldiers
was sunk recently in Euro
pean waters due to enemy
action, with 248 men killed
and SIT missing.
Stimson said the remainder,
numbering lover 1,400" were
saved.
He gave out no further
details excepting to say de-
velopments have made it
possible to make the an
nouncement.
Stimson announced the loss to
a press conference in these words:
'1t may now be disclosed that
a ship carrying more than Zoo
American soldiers was sunk re-
Gently In European waters duo
to enemy action. The ship sank
swiftly and 248 men were killed
and SIT are missing. The rest,
over 1,4O0, were saved.
This announcement IN made
in accordance with our estab-
lished policy of stating all losses
i'm regular course, even though
some of the details may not yet
be made available"
Next OF kin have been notified,
the war department said.
The navy has announced the
loss of 15 transports since Pearl
Harbor. Only two such losses
have been reported previously by
the war department.
On Feb. II, 1914, the war de-
partment announced loss of 1000
men in the sinking of an uni
Identified transport in European
waters, and on May /, 1914, dis
closed that 1873 men were lost in
the sinking of another troopship
in the Mediterranean area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Jdpdn-BOrn Skipper
For New u. 5. Carrier

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. - tUP)
The USS Antietam. the navyS
newest 27000-ton aircraft carrier
will be commissioned al the Phila-
delphia Navy Yard next Sunday
and placed under command of
Japan-born Capt James r. Tague
Flemingsbure. Ky.
Capt. Tague was born in Kobe,
Japan. the son of American
Methodist missionaries. lie is the
only Japan-born person ever 10
command a major Y. 5. warship,
tho navy said
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
FDR Asks IckeS
To Stay i'm Cabinet

WASHINGTON. Jan 25 CUPl
Secretary of Interior Ickes. one
of the two remaining members OF
Rooseyelt'S original
said today the President
has been gracious enough 70 ask
me 10 stay on After each cleo
tion Ickes has formally offered
his resignation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
EX-VicePreSident
Outlines Program

separated into a reconstructed ted
eral loan agency.
The eX-vlce president declared
that While secretary OF agricul-
ture he supervised agencies which
leaued more than SIN nIttTUUy.
TbtS~Was ms answer TO lack of
experience.
obviously I am deeply con-
cerned over any PROPOSAL which
has for its purpose the stripping
CONTINUED on Page ;. Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
France Calls Youth

PARIS, Jan - up - Gen
Pierre Koeuig's headquarters an
nounccd today that all reserve
officers and nOncommISSloned oitl-
rers of colonial troops called 10
the ColorS from the classes OF 1881
TO 1910 must report immediately
Nor duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
SENTENCES HANDED OUT

Those : en 7 g n G q and their
offenSes are:
Martin Eisner, 33, OF 3734 Hum
phrey, selling gas over the ceiling,
S months and 81 500.
William l.. Booker, "a, Of 1884
Oregon, stealing gas coupons, 4
months and S100
George NJ Karagozian, -, Of
1917 w Lafayette, sealing was
coupons. 3 months and S100
Howard Wright, q. of 431 f
Palmer, selling counterfeit cou-
ponS. 3 months and S400.
Stanley Leroy Williams. 40. Of
667 w. Alexandrine. selling coun-
terfeit coupons, 3 months and S400.
James Stratas, 10. of pa ErS-
kline. selling counterfeit coupons,
3 months and $3.50.
James A. Galici, 25, OF 2446
Baldwin, selling counterfeit cou-
ponS. 3 months and S400
Thomas J. Howard. AZ. of 919
Larned. selling counterfeit cou-
ponS. six months and $500.
Lee Aiello. "a, of 3406 McDou-
gall, selling counterfeit coupons.
six months and $500
Sarkees j. Matter. 81. of 80
Adelaide, one month and $500.
selling counterfeit coupons.
James Oliphant. 81. OF 23l Be
thune. sale of coupons, -four
months and $500.
Claude Anderson. "a OF $50 r
Kirby selling coupons, two months
and $500.
Ollie Clancy, 26, of 500 Mel
I(Vo.,t.,,,s.a -, fo,r. . I'll -
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
U-BOalS jam Atlantic.
Canadian Chief Says

SHALLOW LAKE. Ont, Jan
p5 P)-Allied ships are being
torpedoed day by day Defense
Minister A. G. L. McNaughton
said here last night in campaign
speech
"The north Atlantic today Il
alive with those wretched Ger
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
1900 Yanks AWOL

PARIS. Jan. p CUP)-A high
military source said today that
1900 10 1900 American troops
now are absent without leave in
the European thCater, and more
than half of them are involved in
black market operations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Dewey Locks Up
Fund for Veterans

ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. 25 CUPl
Gov Dewey today signed a bill
locking up the state treasury's
surplus of S150,O0O,00O in a post
war reconstruction fund 10 aid
returning war veterans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
FARLEY POINTS TO ARAB UNION

CAIRO, Jan. % (UP)-The government announced
today that King FarOuk of Egypt and King IbH SaHd of
Saudi Arabia had met at the Red Sea port of IenbO, in
what regarded major step toward the develop
ment of Arab union.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
EXPECT DELAY IN BIG THREE CONeLAVE

LONDON, JAM % (UP)-Evidence from several
quarters indicated today that important developments,
possibly connected with the Russian advance into Ger
many, may delay the Big Three meeting until the middle
of February. belief growing that the meeting will
be held on Russian soil.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Full report Of Jesse Jones
testimony before Senate
committee ........ Page 2

WASHINGTON, Jan - INSl
Former Vice Prcsidcp, Henry
A. Wallace today fatty charged
that the George bill stripping the
department OF commerce Of huge
loan agencies is a direct attack
upon HIM
Testlfylng before the Senate
finance committee he ridiculed the
explanation given that ms lack
of experience makes II necessary
TO separate the RFC and other
big agencies.
1T il not ms lack of expert
ence that causes the movement
he said. 1T ~ not liking the
experience 1 have had"
With this declaration Wallace
answered the statement OF ScCrC-
tary of Commerce Jones cs-who
was fred by President Roosevelt
TO make way FOR Wallace that
he lacked experience to manage
loan agencies which had made
commitments of As billion dollars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
THREE GERMAN SPIES CAUGHT IN COLOMBIA

BOGOTA, Colombia, June % (INS)-Three men de-
>crbed German spies have been captured in Medeln
Colombia, and officials said today that names OF two OF
the indicated they espionage agents mentioned
i'm warning last week by L. s. FBI Chief Hoover.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

man submarines as IL hasn't
been for months past" he said.
I'VE are not saying anything
about it because that would
give information 10 the enemy"
McNaughton is running for Par
lament as a Liberal candidate in
the Grcy-N North district
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
SEEKS TO KEEP SWISS GOODS FROM NAZIS
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 (UP)-The state depart
ment announced today that Lauchlin CurTe, admins
trative assistant the President will go to Switzerland
try to cut off shipment of supplies from that
country to Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
S. TAKES AIR SUPERIORITY IN CHINA

CHUNGKING, JAN 25 (UP)-Maj. Gen. Albert C.
Wedemeyer commander of L. 5. forces in China, said
today that American air forces have definite air
superiority over the japanese on the China mainland
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
MONTGOMERY WARD DECISION DUE SATURDAY

CHICAGO, Jan. % (UP)-Federal District Judge
Philip Sullivan announced today that he would give
decision at 10 a. m Saturday in the Montgomery Ward
case which involves the Presidents wartime powers OF
seizure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
BATTLE PRESAGED

Wallace made a lighting decla-
ration-a declaration that appar-
emily meant that he and his
followers would fight 10 the bitter
end suggestions that he be con-
hrmed as secretary Of commerce
but that the loan agCnritS be
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
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THE WEATHER
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

TIE sun vii set ~ 8 IS m toosv and
rise t0meIrcV AZ so O. on
The moon uill rise e. AIS u TO-DAY
ano set tomorrow a. 41 a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
THE WAR FRONTS

RUSSIA-Nazis admit Russian breathrough seinau 136
miles from Berlin. Page L.
PHILIPPINES Clark Field airsrps along with Fort
Sotsenburg appear about to fall to Yanks. Page L.
FRANCE-British push deeper Reich; believed
planning new thrust at Strasbourg. page p
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
33 GET JAIL TERMS
FOR BLACK MARKETS
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IAPs REPORT L. S. CONVOY DAMAGED

SAN FRANCISCO, JAN % UNS)-TOkyO radio
claimed today that japanese air units had inflicted heavy
damage" in attacks another American convoy IN the
Mindanan
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Wallace Raps Foes
At Senate Hearing

Henry A. Wallace waving to senator's
and friends in the gallery as he takes
his seat at the Senate hearing called To
air Jesse Jones charge that the former
vice president is too inexperienced to
be RFC head and secretary of commerce.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
G|eiiwitz Falls,
Reds ia Mi.
From Berlin

LONDON, Jan. 25 up
Russian armies captured the
big Silesian industrial center
of GIeiwitz and speared
within "sOme 124 miles" of
Berlin today, and the Nazis
said Soviet forces had broken
across the Oder River at sew
eral points and had sealed of
East Prussia.
Marshal Konev's army success
fully stormed Gleiwitz. fortified
factory town anchorng the de-
fenseS of the southeastern nose OF
Silesia. and overran Chrzanow, 81
miles southeast in the Dabrova
coal mining basin OF Poland.
BERLIN 124 MILES
Down the Oder Valley konev's
forces were, by German account,
across the strategic river at sew
eral places and held the crossings
al captured Oppelin, while Bres-
lan was reported under frontal
assault as the Russian campaign
IN SileSia developed rapidly.
The Red army organ. Red Star
declared only some 200 odd kilo-
meters 124 miles, separa I O
Soviet Spearheads from Berlin, but
did not specify the points of great
est Russian advances.
The German accounts SAID
SovietS were building -hfidFehcauS
across the last strategic river
barrier protecting Berlin but in
sisted CounterattaCkS we're mar
rowing them Gown.
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One bridgehead was at Steinau.
l36 miles southeast of Berlin, and
81 miles northwest OF BreSlau
BTeslau was under direct as
sault and IL was evident the Ger
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
FORECAST:

snow fiurries, Eot 50 cold to-
morrow.
Skating at Belle Isle and Pal
mer Park but not at Northwest
ern rink. Skating good at
neighbOrhood rinks. TObOggan-
ing at River Rouge.
DIR J. c. TOOLE. DENTIST
10 W Lafayette a. NlchFan op0 Ci'
Hall Hours 90 Tel ca 66s9 - Adv
THOUSANDS or DETROIrERs urrn i-
need o. extra funds 40 hrst ~ 1ndufi1s
National Bank. Thsfct reason. 90 AdF
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
Picard
ASSaifS
Cheats

In the biggest mass sentencing
in recent Detroit federal court
history, Judge Frank A Picard
today imposed jail sentences and
fines on 80 persons accused Of
black market operations in gas or
tires.
The fines totaled Sl5.450
Federal authorities figured that
about 175.000 gallons OF gas, good
for about 2.625. 0~Fautomoblle
miles. were involved IN the black
market activities of all defendants.
Sentences of two OF the de-
PENDANTS. one a woman. were
suspended. Before pronouncing
sentence, Picard fayed the de-
PENDANTS in a prepared statement.
He questioned their patriotism
and inferred they might be partly
responsible for American setbackS
in Belgium late in December.
TELLS OF GAS NEED
Picard sternly told those ne was
about 10 sentence:
you probably read Of the
American offensive which was
stalled on the German border
for lack of gas. Then the Ger
mans started an offensive which
cost uS nearly 100000 casual
ties. Some of you here might
have received a telegram in
forming YOU a member of your
family was killed or wounded.
81 am not blaming you di-
rectly, but you certainly didn't
help by maintaining black mar
ket- activities"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26
II U. S. Trucks to Italy

ROME, Jan. Is (UP)-A con-
signment Of II trucks, the first Of
LOO which the United States
promised Italy, has arrived In
Italy. the Allied commission an
nounced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

SWEETHEART THEAIRT BNR
Third at Selden. Floor Shou. Dancing Adv
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-26

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