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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30

But what great man is ever
free from faults!
What hero of history is there
whose extraordinary gifts haven't
had. like his, some fault as coun-
terpart?
At this very moment. English
democracy conforming to its
right, with draws its conf
dence from him, but surely does
not forget and none outside Eng
land has the right TO forget the
immensity Of the services he has
rendered the common cause.
II England was saved by his
courage, and contributed to saw
ing the world by his example"
history will remember and We will
remember the man who incar-
mated II. called Winston Churchill.
But you will understand the Spe-
cial Joy we French Socialists have
who long were united in such q
long tradition OF friendship and
fraternal cooperation with our
comrades across the channel
REDOUBLES CONFIDENCE
At the same time their victory
touches our affections. IL exalts
our ardor TO redouble our conf
dence.
Does ii represent all we imagine
can result from the foundst ton Of
justice and peace with the COM
bined efforts of our two parties
acting within the framework Of
our two western democracesr
Yes. this great hour of victory
Ia for US a great hour OF hope.
We can measure in this instance
to what point a trial like the war
has hastensd the maturing Of the
peoples.
The verdict Of England in this
respect is an inescapable sign.
Yes. England, yes. France have
before than a great and near hI-
ture.
Can they prove worthy OF itr
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30

read all instalnents OF
"ShangLa Diary printed far synopsis Of this exciting real
appear Sundays Detroit Times This
synopsis uptohe- minute when
with reading "ShangriLa Diary Monday In the Times
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30

WE COULD hear the search planes overhead but knew
w they would in the stream, rooted by
Jungle Every time heard the planes McColom worked the
signal mirror furiousy, but knew it hopeless.
that didn't make downhearted AS long the planes
were looking U.S. everything would be all right.
We had meant 10 stop for the night by when the
mist and the rains usually blanketed the mountain
But didn't stop for a very simple reasonMe couldn't
spot break in the jungle edgng the stream large
enough for three exhausted bodies to stretch out.
Eventually, found tiny spot So we sat down, ate a
more hard candies and turned in.
big tarps in which supplies were wrapped were
still dry McCoom put under and over u.s. Then ne
under the and try to
dea except for thngthe slope of the ter
would off tfuy through the night only to wake
back in the icy stream Then We would
ourselves and the and start att AGAIN.
This long night, too.
Copyrsh 5,
(MONDAY-Ths Savsgss Of Shsngri.LI)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30

REALAzEs now MeCoIom, of strength
must have begun But he iron
the gully and started down the mountain would
dreamed that his brother lay behind in the plane
charred wreckage
When stumbled into the gully hidden by the jungle, we
stumbled into life itself
IL is foolish to think that uUe could haze cut
uOoy out of that Dense elnging Jungle .Oth pocket
knife, only tOeaPon The gully promised tt0o
things foothoid the Jungle, precorious though 1T
DnS, and eventual IOater.
Everything the jungle had entsces, and too busy
fighting enjoy We had watch foosep
gully The jungle overhead Only occasion
ally get through. We had to be guard
against underground whose big leaves edged with
saw-teeth strong any sharks.
McCOllom went ahead l in the middle and Decker
brought up the Everything in the jungle reached out
to claw at
MY HAIR hung more than halfway my waist Back at
lfl Fre-Ask usually in figure eight. The
morning down the trail tried bind tightly around
my had been burned off in the crash.
But the jungle tore at ii and clung TO it. and the men we're
always having untangle Finally said in desperation
Please, McGOom hack 1t of
McColom got his pocketknife and set to work The
result was a rather sad three-inch feather bob.
finished started but the three inches of
just hampeng the whole long had been
The Jungle wrapped itself in my hair and slowed up
already snaiike pace.
For goodness sake McCoOm I've got to get rid of this
hair!" finally cried "Gite a brush Cut"
He finally off all but an inch and half of hair.
going down the gully. 1t very steep and
footing always precaous There loose stones in
way big bouer and had to climb nnumerabe
fallen logs. hour after hit the dry gully rckle OF
water appeared.
Our spirits scared, nouV that kneW uOoter
ahead Decker and determined to drink all Ws could
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
NEW DEAL UPSWING

This had been Whitfield down TO
- 600 900 by 1916, Just before
he World War II rose 20 S25,.
100000. or S240 per capita,
" 1919 and then fell off 70 SIS
S5000.0O0, or Sl3l per capita, by
go.
With the incoming Of the New
heal the tabulation shows the up
weep annually, from 1910 10
"a 80 pll4ttsE
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30
You0weU.S.
St,855 Debt
MI Reach $2,o46
in l946, Experts Say
rq45
p.,r.., 1l~.. w..slaslaa ssr,.a

WASHINGTON. July 2s The
ONT economy committee headed
n L. : Senator Harry r Byrd,
oday made public without COM
nent a tabulauon showing the
pward spiral OF the national debt
The first figure shows that be-
orc the outbreak OF the Civil War
1860 tho national debt was
65.OOO o0O, on 3 per capita. AIter
he Civil War the national debt
ad risen TO S2.756. 100000. or SIS
a. capita
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30

Copyright Is45. by King Features Syndicate
(MONDAY-Ths Savsgss Of Shsngri'La)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-30

Our spirits scared, noU that We kneW Woter Uas
ahead. Decker and determined to drink all could
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
LIONS PROPOSE
TO GIVE SMOKER
OTHER MATTERS TAKEN UP
DURING MEETING
LAST NIGHT

Albert Di Negro was appointed
by Chairman Gonzalo Bezanilla
last night at a meeting of the
Lions Club. to arrange for a
smoker for war veterans at the
local Naval Hospital.
Guests of the club at the weekly
dinner-meeting were: Roy Gar
ncr, Houston, Texas, USMC; Frctl
Klosterman, Mooretown, N. D.,
USN; Milton Lopatin and Il. G..
Dickson. Key West.
All Lions present were called
upon to express the meaning Of
LiOniSm to them.
Main topic of discussion was
the Project which has been I'M
dertakcn to free the Florida Keys
bridges from tolls. The point was
stressed that State Road "A, u.
S. |, is the only artery connect
ing the Island City with the
mainland and that all incoming
and outgoing residents and visit
ors must pay for the privilege OF
coming to Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
TOGO AND RUSSIAN
AMBASSADOR MEET

GUAM Aug. 1O.-Radio Tokyo announced i".la .i..
Foreign Minister Togo comforting with thu S",r Af
bassador Japan to make arrangements int tn uu
ional surrender Of the Japane>c
It was pointed that, though Moscow had .ui g..
the jap ambassador and his Staff Tokyo had nu' tf
;nv such measures against the Soviet Ambaad"r as I
staff but instead was Conicrrng with him 80 F't u.
notice the termination ot the war 10 his R"vernWth
he governments OF the United States, Great EfliaU
China
Conditions for the alton al hostile. again j.
wee:
l. -- Unconditional surrender
2 Request by the JaIaucs, that The, Doe Il.ItH..
to maintain their government and throne.
>; Allied military occupation col Japan t"t .l..
time as tn" Allies deemed to be- necessary 80 wltt "ui H
tarISm an Japan
l. Surrender 10 be formally made b., u.s." Isi..r.
upI haps the highest ranking and 'tttftf
two representatives each from the United state. 'st
Britain, Russia and china II SAID that Admiral >r.
and General Mac Arthur MAY represent the l"ii'd .
in signing the aCreptaure Of unconditional ur'r''.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
DANCING CLASSES
ARE. CONTINUED

Miss Betty Ward of the Key
West Recreation Department will
continue the dancing classes each
Monday and Wednesday evening
at the Poinciana Hi-You Club. A
new class for beginners has been
started and other young people of
the Club will be welcome. These
beginner classes are from 7:30 to
8:l5. Following these Miss Ward
gives advance instruction to those
of former classes.
The Poinciana Hi-You Club is
for young people, ages II through
II, who are residents of the Poin-
cianaS or the Macarthur Homes
The Club rooms are in the extern
sion trailerS at the east end of the
community hall, Duck Street al
18th. Rev. John E. PickenS serves
as Club Director.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
SUGAR HEARING
is SCHEDULED

CLEWISTON, Aug. 10.-FNS)
The United States Department of
Agriculture has scheduled a sugar
hearing to be held at CleWiston
Aug. 16. Evidence will be heard at
the public hearing on fair prices
for the 1945 sugar cane crop as
we'll as testimony on the subject
of plant, harvesting and cultivat-
ing sugar cane during l945. Dur
ing their visit to the 'Glades, area
officials will have an opportunity
20 inspect the plantations of the
United States Sugar Corporation
as well as plants of independent
owners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10

Sands Will Appear
In Court To Answer
Rent Control Charge

Deputy United States Marshal
Myrtland Gates has served Thur
man Sands and his wife, Mrs.
Ella Sands, with summonses to be
in the federal court in Miami at
1920 o'clock tomorrow morning
to answer charges, before Judge
John w. Holland, preferred
against them by the OPA rent
control office in Key West.
At that office The Citizen was
informed this morning that the
specific charge against Mr.. and
Mrs. Sands is that they exceeded
the ceilings set for rents by the
OPA on one house and four
apartments.
The informant said that the
suit against Mr.. and Mrs. Sands
called for treble damages,
amounting to $697.26.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMS. PLANNED

Albert B. Cooper, recorder for
the Labor Board, states that the
United States Civil Service Com
mission has announced open com
petitive examinations for the po-
sitions of clerk, rk-typist, clerk
stenographer, property and sup
ply clerk, and storekeeper.
Applications will be accepted
by the Recorder of the Labor
Bfsard, Room l07, Post Office
Building, Key West, until the
needs of the service have been
met. Futher information may be
obtained from the Recorder of the
Labor Board, regarding these ex-
aminationS.' .E'-t !.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
NEW SERIAL STORY
| in CITIZEN TODAY
TITLE OF INTERESTING
STORY IS "A SLIGHT
CASE OF THEFT"

Christopher Humbert, third in
| the line of descent of the founder
of the Humbert Department Store
is elected to the Vice-Presidency
of the store and its Merchandise
Manager, against his will. He re-
fuses to accept the office because
he feels that he is not qualified.
But above all, he feels that moth
ing ever happens there.
A phone call from Brenda Blair.
the assistant buyer of the fur de-
pertinent, however, makes him
change his mind. A 100000 ship
ment of Mink coats has disap-
peared in the store. 1t has been
unloaded at the receiving plat
form and had been sent on its
way up to the fur department.
But it had never reached there.
Chris is determined to solve the
mystery. The police pin the theft
on Dan, the stores night watch
man, but when Chris discovers
Dams body, murder is added to
robbery. To make matters worse,
the cashier is robbed of of the
days fur receipts and the finger
of suspicion points to Brenda
Blair, the new assistant fur buy
err
When the money is found in
the clothes hamper in Brenda's
apartment the heat is really
turned ON and it takes all Chris
ingenuity to unravel. the mystery
and clear her name.
OF course, Chris falls in love
with Brenda, and there are fur
Their complications. But why say
more? Read this exciting serial
for yourself and see if you can
solve the mystery of the missing
furs in A SLIGHT CASE OF
THEFT. .......
This story starts today in The
Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
Plaque For Curry
Sons Received Today

The centennial plaque to be pre-
scented to William Curry's Sons
on August IL by the Florida State
Chamber of Commerce was re-
ccived today by the local cham
Der.
A letter from Harold Colce,
executive vice president of the
chamber, said he will be AEGEAN
panied to Key West by Mrs. Coffee,
Mrs. p. l.. Cox, Miss Dcna Snoel-
grass, research analyst, and Joe IL.
Adams, of Miami.
Mr.. Colee, due to arrive here
August Is, is slated to make an
address on that day at the lunch
con of the Key West Rotary Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
LEGION TAKES in
ELEVEN MEMBERS
ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR. APP
POINTED JUDGE ADVO-
CATE OF POST

At the regular meeting OF
Arthur Sanger Post No. %. Am
erican Legion. on Wednesday
evening. the following were well
coined into the Post as new Leg
ionnaires: Charles R. Curry
George l.. Carey, Wilbur G,
Thompson, Alberto Garcia, Ben.
jan4ff1 r Roberts Harry 9--King
Arley Copass. William L. Plow.
man. Quinton L. Lopez, Philip c
: TOPPING, and David Y. Lopez.
Post Commander, John 3
! VIM, announced the detectives
of the Fost for the year 1945- 46
They are Il an American Legion
Home and ~ Welfare of the re-
turning veterans.
Allan B. Cleare, Jr.. was ap-
pointed Judge Advocate of the
Post at the Town Hall Council
meetings.
Commanderv VIM urged the
members to reach the 100 per
cent goal in 1916 membership be-
fore Armistice Day, November
II.
The meeting was well attended
by Legionnaires. Visiting Legion
naireS were Frank Rodenbrach,
j. W. Ewton. and A. w. Meeks.
A letter was read as received
by the Post from Charles Flowers
and Benjamin Adams now in
CzechoSlovakia. Adams and Flow
erS were modified in the Army
with the local National Guard
Unit in 194l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
NOTHING OFFICIAL YET
STATES

WASHINGTON Aug 10. -- Doe Whit HuH
nonccd today that nothing official ha, vet been
about the Icputed uncuu iIuuHi surrender ct ihs j"I
Until that official information g. retcpsd.
announced the Allie, will continue - pTu-.'utt th
against Japan.
President Truman held "a conference tii. n...'..
with Secretary of state l;yrncs. SECRETARY "t Va 5000.
and Secretary Of the Navy t"rrr-ia hui uli"rf..'
issued about what discussed
lnoifciaIly. the belief Is that thc o. pfa.f....
ended. 1t said that official ANNOUNCE INCEST Ih' |i
JapS have surrendered Internationally b. kss loo w a.
"at ANY hour
Then the surrend,r must bc made foTmalE o.. ...
enativeS of the Japanese government go representa-
of the governments of the United State Great Et.I
Russia and China before the order to "ecase firing a
be issued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
Several Patents Arc Issued
10 Inventors Of Key West
Duncan Summoned
In Condemnation
Suit Proceedings

B. M. Duncan, as manager OF
the Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District. was served a
summons yesterday by United
States Marshal Myrtland Gates in
a condemnation suit. instituted
by the federal government, on
two and four-tenths acres on Key
VacaS. ~
The land in question, Marshal
Gates said, will be used as a site
for a storage building for the
Florida Keys Aquaduct Commits
sion in connection with the water
ripe line on that key.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
ANNOUNCE DEATH
OF MRS. p. L. DAY

News has been received in the
city announcing the death of Mrs.
P. L. Day on Monday night in
Miami, Fla, Mrs. Day was before
marriage. Mrs. Farrie Saunders
of Key West.
She is survived by her husband,
six daughters and one son, all of
Miami. and Mrs. Serene Cato,
Key West, and Mrs. Blanche
Thompson of Miami, besides many
other relatives.
Mrs. Day took up her residence
in Miami many years ago, where
she had resided up to the time of
her death.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
DZZZZZZI
BARS TO CLOSE
WHEN W DAY
is ANNOUNCED

Capt. c. E. Reordan, COM
handing officer at the Navy
Yard. telephoned Mayor John
Carbonell todsv to ascertain
what arrangements had been
made regarding liquor saloons
end night clubs when VI
Dsv is officially announced
by Washington.
Mr.. Carbonell said that he
had instructed city policemen
that, at the moment official
news is rereived that the war
with Jsosn is ended, to order
every saloon and night club
owner in Kew West to close
Immediately and to remain
closed for "a hours.
He added that he had as
sured Captain Reordsn the
order will be strictly enforced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
CHINESE WOMEN
WEEP AND LAUGH

CHUNGKING, Aug. l9.-IhiS civ to-day WIN
the widest celebI alton it has experienced h ai
long history.
Men, women and children TANNED g. marrow 3f
and alleywayS and while women. worn aud haf
by seven years of laughed ubianty. the iot ct %
was too great for laughter and they rcsoftct &" wt M
as they edged through the crowds. wild with cNgief
The fact that headquarters had not officially
nonced the end hOSttieS, of mo- consequent .H
civilians They knew that the las; news from Iohfa
such that it meant that the Japs had withdraw traH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
BROADCAST FOR
ELkS TONIGHT

a special broadcast by the story
teller 81 coronet Magazine, over
the network Of the American
Broadcasting Company, entitled
Jolly Corks", paying tribute to
thc Benevolent Order of Elks.
uill b. heard tonight at 9:55
o'clock. Eastern War Time, from
ruast 10 coast.
u will be- Of special interest to
an members OF the order. All Elks
are requested TO be sure and listen
in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
Ross G. Sawyer
Leaving On Trip

Ross c. Sawyer, clerk of the
circuit court, will leave on the
) o'clock pus this afternoon for
Brevard, N. c., to join Mrs. Saw
yer and their daughter, Mrs. Sid
ney Mathews, Jr. He said he will
be absent three weeks.
August % Mr.. Sawyer will go
to Jacksonville 20 attend a three
days session of the directors OF
the county clerks in Florida, and
will return to Brevard at the con-
cluSion of the conference.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
Mrs. N. A. Clark
and Daughter Are
On Visit To City

Nj ~ A. Clark and daughter,
Mss Mary Eleanor Clark, are
visiting Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr.
and Mas. 7. I. Thompson, $50
SiWunt0n street. The visitors ex-
psvi "a remain three weeks.
Nj. Thompson, who is taking
has granddaughter on the rounds
~ the town, has had a local repu-
taiiun for half a century as one OF
KEY Vests greatest coffee drink
rrs IIc told The Citizen this morn
ing
Every time | stop to get @>c,lp
81 coffee Il means a dish of ice
cream Tor her"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
Latest One Was "Chain
Mandrel For Bending
Pipes, Issued To Frank
G.. Sutton
tWashanA va correspondent
80 Th~ Mgy Meet eItixenl


WASHINGTON. .. c., Aug. 10.
--fnvsnsors are now busily en-
ssssd In inventins new devices
sna rrodacis for civilian produc.
ten In the potwar world. Com
Hsses Department officials said
today.
During the past year several
patents have been issued TO in
vensers OF Key West covering in
ventlons 81 various kinds designed
10 heve psseetims value.
In late 1884 and the first half
of ists the u. s. Patent Office
hos been swamped with requests
Tor patents on postwar products.
Latest pstent issued to a Key
west inventor Is;
Chain Mandrel for Bending
Pipes. 10 Frank C.. Sutton, S
eisims Of originality. not yet as
signed fog manufacture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
Pearlman Back
From Buying Trip

Joe Pealman has just returned
from very successful buying trip
to the Northern and Eastern mark
cts. He said merchandise is hard
to get, but we were able to secure
one of the best selections that has
been possible for some time past,
all due to his many connections
made in the market over the
years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
OUTDOOR DANCE
AT BAYVIEW PARK
TOMORROW NIGHT

Another Saturday night dance
will be held at Bayview Park to-
morrow night on the basketball
court from $50 to l0;30s. The lat
est recorded misc WIFI &c pro-
vidcd by the P. A. System. Speci-
ally arranged dance contests will
be featured. Prizes will be given
to the winners.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10
OKINAWA CELEBRATES
WITH GUN FIRING

OKlNAWA, Aug. 10 Boy, mlII"Ns "l N"' F'"'
soldiers go FISHING now.
That was part OF the announcement that TsafhfF w.
that the war is virtually News from Tok3n - th
the Potstlam demand for unconditional surrender hs
acceded to by the Japanese government with ftaF4
that the JapS he permitted To maintain their go" fhtn p
and their throne under the direction Of the Aed sH
governm mt
Anti-arcrafis silnS which had bssw m>ssl "a ah'aAa
down jap planes. put into play by wildly IN fff
soldiers who fired shell after she'll from one snd "t
island to the other causing din that exceeded an} "aF
firing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-10

Associated Press Day Wire
service and AP Features
For s. Years Devoted to the
ness Interests of Key West
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
YuIe Mail CdrQo
.ToAIeutidnslost

Loss of large amount Of
Christmas mail en- route 20 the
Aleutan Islands 10 brighten the
holidays for servicemen was an
nounced today by the war de-
partment.
An emergency mailing privilege
Of one package 10 the Aleutians
JPostoffce No APO 729l has been
arranged, Postmaster Roscoe B.
Huston announced. The dcadllnc
was set az Dec. 20 for filling in
on the gifts that were lost Al sea.
Most Of them were mailed be-
tween Sept. - and oct. l6.
Huston sand DetroitcrS were
slow 10 mail holiday gifts this
year and That the volume was
below normal, indicating a last
MINUTE rush.
Special Sunday mailing hours
were announced for Dec 10 Al the
mail post office and other build
ingS, opening az l p m and clos
ing az )
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

To arrange for carrier dPliv-
cry Of The Detroit Times 10
YOUR home. dial Cherry 1900
and ak for Home Delivery"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Boost Jury Panel
For NJ M'Kdy Trial

LANSING. Dec. IL Trial Of
Frank D. Mckay former Rcpub-
lican national committeeman. and
four others charged with liquor
graft conspiracy which viii get
under way Jan. IA today resulted
IN the Jury panel for the January
term Of Ingham County Circuit
Court being enlarged 10 100.
Presiding Judge Paul c. Egcr
directed that so more names be
added 20 the list OF vcnlremen m
order 20 meet the demand ok
pectcd 20 grow out OF the Nc
Kay trial
Co-delendantS with Mckay in
Tho trial A. which Circuit Judge
John Simpson of Jackson will pre-
side arc William NckeIghan for
mer mayor of Flint, Fisher L.
Layton former administrative as
.-.-s'fr'' N tr7o state highway Dc
partncNt. and Charles and Earl
Williams Of Detroit former opor-
atorS Of a liquor sales agency.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
State Booklet
BOOms Figy
Lists His Reelection
as OuTsTa0d'ng Date
BY RHYS JONES
Detroit Times LANSING Bureau

LANSING. Dec. l3 The state
department Of agriculture today
began mailing out 10000 copies of
a newly printed pamphlet in which
il cited the reelection of Agricul-
tural Commissioner Charles Figy
as "one of the outstanding dates
In Michigan history
Figy, whose picture appears on
the 1ly-loaf of the 4S-pagc booklet,
wrote an introduction i'm which ne
said the publication was to give
our citizens helpful information. "
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Democrats Hunt
0utstdte Leader
Detroi, Times Photo

Wayne County VIII offer no
candidate for tho Democratic
party's state chairmanshIp if in
cumbent Walter c. Avcrlll Jr. is
ouSted al the state committee
meeting Saturday in Lansing
Joseph WiSniewski, county chair
man, declared today.
ITO Win in 1916" Wi-nicwSki
teicgrapted county chairmen
throughout the state, I'VE must
have a capable outstate chair
man who Is real Democrat.
We do not approve Averill'S
methods, policies and practices.
We can't win with him.