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Evening star., 1946-02-07
900 Germun PWs
Shipped From Pickett

CAMP PICKETT, Va, Feb. T.
Nearly 1000 German war prisoners
who spent a good part Of the war
In Camp Pickett's stockades or on
work projects which took them into
Evening star., 1946-02-07
Mother Finds Girl, 70,
Attacked and Slain in
Own Living Room
Hy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, Mo-, Feb. THE
body Of 20-year-old Mary Lou Jen-
kins, blond Stephens College grad
uate, was found by her mother in
Evening star., 1946-02-07
Cotton Tee Shirts, sIA.
slightly irregular but not
affected in sUeGr or APPEARANCE

Misses cotton tee shirts for sports wear.
Goily striped white with green, noize,
blue or brown. Sizes small, medium and
lorge
W&L-Down Stairs Store, sportswear.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25

dent al the University OF Arizona,
Tucson. on Mother and Dads Day,
Saturday.
OMr. and Mrs. Freeman Rose and
family OF Casa Grande were guests
at the home OF her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. G.. Knight. on Sun
day.
OMrs. Hazel Clemans and Mrs.
Virginia n. Bollin attended Moth
er and Dads Day at the Univer-
sity of Arizona, Tucson. Saturday
as the guests OF their sons. Rich
ard Clemans and Edgar Bollin.
OAmong those who spent Sunday
in Nogales were W. A. Bonds.
Lowell Freeland. c. +. Onasch.
and C. c. Nolan.
OMr. and Mrs. Harold Fulton
We're guests OF their son at the
University of Arizona. Tucson, on
Mothers and Dads Day. Saturday.
OMr. and Mrs. " S. Eyer spent
Tuesday in Phoenix on business.
o.. p. Sellers returned Monday
from Oakland, California. where
he spent the past two months vis-
iting relatives.
ORalph Hicks OF Casa Grande Is
visiting al the ranch home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Monday and fam
ily west OF Coolidge. He returned
home last week with an honorable
discharge from the army after %
months service. most of which
was spent In the South Pacific.
OPhil Fast and Chester Hall
killed what Is believed to be one
OF the largest diamond backed
rattlers seen in this district. at
the Hooper Ranch near IL Mile
Corner. Sunday The snake meas
ured four feet eleven inches and
had thirteen rattles and a button.
OThe Friday Afternoon Bridge
Club met at the home OF Mrs. +.
p. Jameson last week. Mrs. Dav-
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
Westminster Junior
Fellowship Meets

The Westminster Junior Fellow
ship OF Community Presbyterian
Church will meet Sunday evening
with Bert Slater serving as pro-
gram chairman. "Bible Stories
Brought Up To Date" will be the
program theme. Dorothy Fulton
will be In charge OF music and
Robert Ward will be in charge of
decorating the altar Mrs. Roger
Gates ia class sponsor.
Dorothy Fulton was program
chairman for last Sundays meet
ing. al which a Bible Quiz was
conducted.
Vote 500 YES
eMiss Sue kyser. student at the
University OF Arizona. Tucson. was
here overnight Friday TO attend
the Coolidge-Florence game.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
Coolidge Locals

OMax Williams. editor OF the
Coolidge Examiner in 1885 and
1886. was visiting old friends in
Coolidge for several days this
week. He has recently purchased
ranch In Sulphur Springs Valley
Arizona. and stopped over here
while enroute to the coast on bus
iness.
OMrs. Laura Blythe left Friday
for Phoenix on business. She will
be there two weeks.
OMrs. Howard Stringer and chill
dren OF Ontario. California. and
Mrs. George Stringer of Los An
geles returned home Monday at
the conclusion OF a weekend visit
at the home OF Mr. aud Mrs. Lee
Blackwood. Mrs Howard Stringer
is Mrs. BlackwoodG daughter
ODinner guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mirkin Sunday
included Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Lam
dy OF Phoenix. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Cohen. Jack Cohen OF
Mesa. aud Gerald Mirkin of Red
ding. Pennsylvania. The latter is
now taking n special training
course at Luke Field under the CT
Bill OF Rights.
OA group that attended the foot
ball game at the University OF
Arizona Saturday included Mr..
and Mrs. Larry Bell. Mr. and Mrs
Jack Freeman OF Oracle. formerly
OF Florence. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Hudson of Phoenix.
OMr. and Mrs w. G.. knight were
guests OF their son. John. at the
University OF Arizona. Tucson. on
Mother and Dads Day. Saturday
OMr. and Mrs. Wesley David
Hood and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Eyer were dinner guests OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Jack Freeman at their
&c Ranch near Oracle on Sunday.
The Freemans are former Flor
ence residents.
OMr. and Mrs. Joe Irvine were
guests OF their son. Bill. stu
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
PTA Executive Board
Will Meet on tuesday
Morning at High School

The executive board OF Coolidge
Parent-Teacher Association will
meet al the high school Tuesday
morning. October %. at Gas. ac-
Corling 10 announcement OF Mrs.
Mae Thompson. president. All
members OF the board and com
mittee members are urged by Mrs.
Thompson To be present
Prior 20 the board meeting the
group will attend a special high
school assembly at which a quar-
tette from the University OF Ari-
zoua. under the direction OF Rollin
Pease. will present selections from
the Bohemian Girl. The assembly
is open TO the public
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25

i'd Hood was a guest.
OW r. Urton is in Florence Hos
pital. where he will undergo a
major operation today.
OThe Tuesday Evening Bridge
Club met this week at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. c. j. MOODY. Mrs.
Karl Fisher was a guest
OMr. and Mrs. Floyd Webb and
family visited relatives in Douglas
over the weekend.
OMr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Cooper have
returned 10 Valley Farms from
Tucson He plans TO resume his
studies at Florence high school.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
Surprise Party Given
For Ralph Veozey on
His Eighteenth Birthday

A surprise party was given for
Ralph Veazey on his 18th birthday
by a group OF Coolidge. Florence
and Eloy friends at the Jewel
England Ranch Sunday evening.
Miss lnez Glenn and Sue England
were co-hostesses. Mrs. England
assisted with the serving OF re-
freshments.
Contest games furnished the
evenings entertainment. Prizes
were won by Charles Palmer. Roy
Wolven and Ross English.
Those present were: Cleo Flem-
ming. Alfred Westtall. Nina
Stages. Bob Wright. Patsy Smith.
Ralph English. Roy Wolven. Ches-
tine Carter. Vernele Johnson.
David Davis. Wanda Revels. Dor
othy Revels. Charles Thomas.
James Davis. Frank Beigbeder.
and Weldon McMillin.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25

About the finest stand of timber
in our county is on Asa Fullmore's
farm. Asa says it's due to "regula-
tion"-checking on trees that don't
come up to standard. and trimming
them of to give the other trees a
chance for healthy livelihood.
He was explaining it to Us in
andy Botkin's Garden Tavern,
and Andy nodded approvingly.
The same goes for any indus
try" says Andy. Like the brewers
who give US tavern keepers beer to
sell. II they find the place isn't up
la clean and courteous
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
Former Business
Man of Oracle
Dies in Tucson

Death came this week 10 a wide
~ known PinAl county retired
business man when ]. ". lawson.
former oracle business man died
In Tucson Tuesday For many
y~ars Mr. lawson was associated
: with l. &. Terry in the operation
% a general store at Oracle under
the firm name OF Terry and Law
son and was widely known among
Pinal county residents who fire.
quented oracle and Mt. Lennon
during summer months.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
Adrcrh nj
From where | sit =. by Joe Marsh
Good Trees
and Good Tuverns

and wholesome-they start giving
warning. Then, if the warning isn't
needed. they start trimming."
From where l sit, self-regula-
tion within the brewing industry
has done as much to give us pleas
ant, wholesome places to enjoy a
moderate glass of beer. as Asa
Fullmore's forestry has done to
keep his white pines tall and
healthy. It's natures uwn protec-
tion-and the best there is!
Ns MAA<
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
Home on Terminal Leave

Pfc. Clifford Turley arrived
home Sunday from New Jersey on
terminal leave. He has served Is
months with the armed forces.
Turley is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Turley. long time Coolidge
residents.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25
Vote 500 YES
Stork Shower Honors
Mrs. lennox on Friday

Mrs. Bob Lennox was honored
with a stork shower at the home
OF Mrs. Homer Nottingham on
Friday afternoon.
Guests were: Mrs. Gene Far
rell. Mrs. Sue Carson, Mrs. Ruby
Davis, Mrs. Farrell Johns. Mrs
Alvie Nottingham. Mrs. Melvin
Harris. Mrs. Arthur Lennox. and
Miss Phyllis Lawrence.
-Vste 500 YES
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25

Cop.r,.', ,ot6 United States Brercers Fouudano.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-10-25

Vote 500 YES
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Drugs Ruled Out
IN Burns Death

The possibility that the use Of
narcotics might have figured in
The mysterious death of William
NJ Burns. 33. whose body was
found in his car Wednesday. dis
appeared Saturday when clinical
fcsis revealed no trace OF drugs.
Coroner Albert a. Hughes an
neUnccd that 10 laboratory tests
viii be made and. that results Will
not be entirely known until the
end of the week Az police
theories as 10 the use of Knockout
drops. alcoholism. carbon monoN-
id6 poisoning or other chemical
agents have been unsupported by
tests
Homicide squad detectives are
still attempting 10 trace Burns
movements from last Saturday TO
last Sunday night
Burns wrist watch and $500
were missing wheu the body was
found in the car. parked in a lot
AZ asa T. Adams
Still held for questioning arc
Kenneth Adalr, A. OF S7 l. Can
field and Florence Wall 2S. nj
~ = Bcthune. Ethel Stewart,
IS. of Alfred was released
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Knudsen HonOred
By Denmark

Gen. William 6. Knudsen has
been appointed 10 the Kpighthood
of the Grand Cross of Dannebrog
the first America 10 be so
honored by the Danish govern
ment, II was announced Saturday.
KnudSen, who previously was
decorated as a knight and a com
mander of the lesser Order of
Danncbrog. appeared before King
Christian Y 10 receive the decora-
tlOn.
In keeping with a tradition that
originated in the thirteenth cen
tury a portrait of KnudSen,
painted by John $. Coppin. Detroit
artist. and coat of arms, designed
by Karl Larsen, a fellow Dane.
will hang on the walls of historic
FredcLlkSb0rg Castle in Denmark.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Milk Mixture for
Stoma ach Ulcers

A recent medical discovery nov beng
used by doctors and hospitals eyeryN hyre
ha, proven unusually successful m the
treatment Of stomach ulcer, caused from
excess acid. II D, harmless preparation
ye, so effective that IN many cases the
pam, Of stomach uIocrs disappear almost
immediately after It IS used. Also recon
mcndcj for gas pans, Indigestion and
heartburn due TO hyporaedity. sufferer,
may nov try thi' at home by obtaining =
bottle of lunn from their druggist luun
tontans thl, new discovery in ITS puren
spoonful, IN half glass Of milk. Costs
but little Try a bottle, it must satisfy or
money refunded. Lurin for sale by Gun
ninghams, and drug stores everywhere
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
; Vets Named
On i. D.Fdcu|ty
International Photo

Appointment Of three navy vet
Grams and two writers 10 the
commerce faculty of tho Unlver-
Sity of Detroit was announced
Saturday.
DR. Bernard r Landuyt former
assistant professor of economies
at L. of D., has been promoted 10
associate professor. John NJ. May
viii return as instructor of secrc-
tarial science. Both Or Landuyt
and May taught at the university
before entering the navy three
years ago.
John J Rath. L. Of y alumnuS,
has been named instructor in eco
nomlcS.
II. F WeCman Joins the Jour.
nalISm staff as a part time IN
StruCtOr
Anna. Mary Wells will conduct
courses in short story writing
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Reds Claim Jap Isles
Under Crimea Pdtt

NEW YORK Jan rs INSt-
The Moscow radio announced of-
NCal.y tonight that 'ne Eu'e
Islands and the southern half Of
SallhaIn Island north OF Japan
are 10 60 'O Russia under thr
Crm,a Pact
a British rnhroadca~' quoted
'ioscow as saying This agreement
r'wccn Roosevelt Churchill and
'aiir was not published follow ms
no Crimca conference for under
sudahie reasons
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
S!eepIess Nights

When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter 10 remain in your blood.
II may cause nagRing backache. rheumatic
pains, leg pains. loss of pep and energy. get
ting up nights. swelling. pufiiness under the
eyes. headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully
by millions for over 40 years Doans give
happy relief and will help the Is miles Of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Free NyIons Offered
For Refuqee Clothes

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 CUP)
- Washington housewives were
securing their closets for old
clothes for the victory drive with
new zcSt today.
A local store offered a free pair
of nylon stockings 10 each OF the
first 63 persons TO bring 100
pounds of clothing TO a central
receiving station here.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
AitIee Denies Offer
OF Post 10 Windsor

LONDON, Jan. 26 (INS)-Brit-
iSh Prime Minister Attlcc stated
hatly today that no diplomatic
or official positions have been
offered 10 the Duke Of Windsor.
Attlee's statement was con-
tanned in a written reply 10 queS-
tionS about the former king sub
mitted by Laborite +. r.. NaylOT.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks RheUm ofic
Pain Quickly

n you suffer nom rheumatic. Arthrltis or
neurits pain try this simple inexpensive nome
recipe that thousands are using. Get pack
age Of RUBY Compound. two-Weck supply.
today Mix II with a quart Of water. add the
Juice of lemons It's easy. No trouble at
gl and pleasant You need only J Tablespoon
ins Two times a day. often within - hour
sometimes overnight splendid results arc
obtained. " the pains do not quickly leave
and II you do not 'ccl better return the
empty package and Ru-I1 vii cost you moth
Ink 30 try "a Il IL sold hy your druggist under
an absolute MONEY back guarantee Ru-E,
{ ompound II ior sale and recommended hy
drug stores eyerywherc
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Getting Up Nights
MakesManyFeeI0Id

DO you suffer from Getting Up Nights
Backachs Nervousness. Leg Pains Dizzi-
ness, Swollen Ankles. Rheumatic Pains
Bladder Weakness, Painful Passages or feel
old and rundown, due TO non-orgsnic and
non systemic kidney and Bladder troubleS7
n 50. here is good news. The very FIRST dose
~ CysteN "A PHYSICIANS prescription usu-
ally goes right 10 work helping the Kidneys
flush out excess acids and wastes which NAV
have caused your trouble, So take CystsH
exactly as directed and watch for quick help
and a rapid increase in pep, more youthful
feellpg and lov IN living CysteN must sat
iVfy completely or money back Is guaranteed
on return OF empty package. Don't Suher
anether day without trying CYsteN-3 Guar
snteed sizes, 3Ss. 7Se, $50 al druggists.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
u. S. Ores Yield 8 Billion

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 tAP)
For the third straight year. the
value of minerals and mineral
products in the United States
a nd Alaska in 1915 exceeded
SIS. 600 900. 900.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
PRODUCT FOR ALLIES

Recently, the government asked
McKeighan TO make machinery
which IS 10 60 TO tho United Ma
tionS in Europe and Asia The eX-
pcnsivc equipment for the Job is
being supplied TO the Scbcwaing
factory without cost
Because Of the Importance of
the contract. Judge John Simpson
has allowed Earl Williams 10 he
absent from court 10 supervise
completion OF a building now
under construction.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Duce's S Girl Friend
Bewails Her Arrest
Continued from Page One)

hy Intuition whether and when VIC
shall ever sec each other again.
| would like 10 break these
walls Of my cell with my head.
Id like TO tear out the bars with
my teeth Id like 10 scream.
scream. scream and call you
desperately but You're not here
and ! am here behind these walls
with not even a glimpse of the
sky
Mother, father and Mimi arc
all here now. But ! am alone
alone without yoH.
AUG. rs This morning ! felt
YOU very near. Ben You've had
an hours regret of tenderness. /
have had YOU near me. You were
with me- You bowed me- You
remembered me You grleNcd for
me. one hour Of sweetness. I'm
grateful to you.
YOU LOVED ME-
My heart has tolerated IT.. an
guish better because ! know l
shall sec you again. ! feel it,
You cannot finish Ike this
We shall find each other. You
will win again and | shall always
be your little devoted faithful
companion.
VIII they succeed in executing
me before the Germans libcratc
you? | don't know.
q, All ] know is that. If dying will
save YOU, then they can. take my
life for yours provided YOU can
be safe provided you can return
TO your post my Ducc, my only
love
Eventually, both MuSSolini
and his mistress were liberated
by the Germans and reunited,
only 10 meet their violent death
together laSTApril)
TOM ROW: MuSSolini'>
mistress continues her diary
and recalls details Of their ro-
nance.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
War Job, Trial
Nag McKeiighdn
Times stan Correspondent

JACKSON. Jan 26 To William
II. MckeIghan from the federal
government today came a gift of
S5O0.000 worth Of machinery.
To McKCighan from the state
government today came a predic-
tion that he Will soon be in prison
for corruptinE tho state liquor
control commission.
on trial here with Frank D.
Mckay. former Republic National
Committeeman, the dapper, jovial
former mayor OF Flint is a man
trying desperately 10 do two i'm
portant things at once.
4 BUSY MAN
In the evenings he is busy with
the affairs of tho Positive Eicc-
trio Products Co. Of Sebewaing
of which he is PRESIDENT firm
which has been given the half
million dollar credit by Uncle Sam
so that it can make a secret
product for the UNRRA.
In the day time, he is in court
defending himself against the
charge that he and Mckay made
an illegal fortune from liquor
purchases by the state in 1889 and
1910.
The Positive Electric Products
Co. was organized by McKeighan
before the war 10 make a pat.
ented welded terminal for auto
mobiles His partners are Charles
and Earl Williams. who arc also
defendants in the liquor con-
SplracY trial.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
DAYS or ANGUISH

ArG II We await our fate
after days and lNourS Of anguish.
The public dcfcnSC counsel says
hc vI' help u.s. l don't know
i've uo moro faith no trust In
any ono | wait and Try 10 feel
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

each other We feel like dying
We hold together closely. almost
as if TO suffer together the cruel
blow Of destiny
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
FEELS LIKE DYING

AUG is Today. Ben. ! feel
like dying What will happen 10
us? ! can't stand II | don't want
to CRY in front of the others But
I'm afraid | shall never see YOU
again I am going mad and while
YOU viii never fall from my heart
never as long as | live I am
afraid ] shall fall from yours #
haven't already fallen
y, YOU remember those hours
OF our first September together
Ben They were equal 10 these
IN violence and mortal anxiety
Ny Ben. darling help me with
you thoughts If YOU are alive
"a, | feel YOU must bC
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Bobby-3Oxers
At Mckay Trial

Nv FRANZ MORRIS

.ACNSoN/ JFn - Srar'.Dr
an57v so6| drinks 7u for sale
r the court room a' the Nrh9y-
Nc>cIchan Trial only dI=Hr rr.
.e>>es
ItvIl ro longer bc possible Tor
torrcys and spectators go gather
the ginger ale. bar Al The rear
rall Of the civic auditorium and
uench their thirst While W.t-
lc>Scs are hcu- examined and
asnts Of law are being argued
With the auditorium packed by
-Iore than 1000 persons each aft
tcrnoon. the soft drink stand has
nccn doing q profitable business
EcSpite Circuit Judge John Simp-
sons efforts 20 convert the thea
cr into a diCnlicd court room.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
WHERE ARE YoU:

Where are you? What are you
doing? Those arc the thoughts
that race through my torment Al
least. if | knew you were think
ing of me, ! would feel less alone.
What have they done with you ?
MuSSOllni too, h a d been
placed under arrest after the
downfall of his Fascist regime
on. tell me that you still love
me that YOU are alive IN spite
OF aIIi Anu must live.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
3 MAIN WITNESSES

These witnesses viii bc Fred
Ehrmann. who was secretary Of
M state liquor commission IN
1889 and 1910. Charles Wcbbcr.
who was IN charge of distribution
Caring those years. and ISadore
Schwartz, who testified at the
examination that he split his fees
as a liquor salesman with the
Republican national committee
mar,
State Senator Murl II Dcfoc
of Charlotte, former liquor
commissioner. Unexpectedly as
Sumcd a leading role when he
Stubbornly insisted for a day and
a half that the commission in
1889 and 1910 was governed by
"stooges for political influences. 20
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
BoBBY-SoNERS ATTEND

Bobby-SoNcrS from the nearby
ch school have been tho Judge $
cric. annoyance during this see
0no week %, Tho trial ol Frank
u Mckay the former Republican
U7rTOUTt committeeman, and his
four C0-0CiCn0anlS
They ill ihe balcony soon after
classes arc dismissed and they
Spplaud Kim SiEler. special pros
ccutor. and Eugene l. Carey of
New York. chief defense attorney,
like they cheer for POrta IN tho
pound-of-flcSh scene from their
own production OF the Merchant
Of Venice
jackson POLICE have been as
signed 90 The court 10 stop Smok-
lnc during rcCcSSeS. a practice
that has been especially prevalent
among ATTORNEYS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
SEEK AUTOGRAPHS

Mckay signs report cards for
the kids and the backs of en-
Velopcs and the hy leaves of GeoE-
raphics in this way:
ITO YOU, little girl with the
hest wishes from Frank Nc
Hay"
SIgler is content 10 sign his
name without comment
The battling special prosecutor
viii get down 10 cases Tins week
when he >CaHS 10 the stand the
three main state witness IS
through whom he hope, TO prove
that Mckay and ms friends con-
trollcd the state liquor system for
their personal gain.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
TAKEN TO CELL

b4ON VI uC>NlllN
TAKEN TO CELL
Finally the air raid warning is
over. Around 3 o'clock at night,
they lead us up TO a cell
In the closed and dirty cell we
find three broken-down iron cots
with torn mattresses and terrible
looking straw-filled ticks.
They separate us from father.
The parting breaks our hearts.
We feel We are going crazy
on our filthy beds. we sob all
night desperately.
This is really the end of life.
But | must resist
% DAYS IN JAIL
AUG. l3 This is our second
day in jail. l am afraid to look at
myself | don't feel like a human
being My dear Ben if you only
knew what ! am gong through.
Where arc you, what are you
doing? God help you and us
Oh Ben, my darling, | am
hcarthroken. ] can't eat. | cant
sleep. What will become Of us?
AUG - - This is a Sunday
of memories. Ben -- Of tcalS, Of
lost tenderness. These hours Of
our separation drag on forever,
and ! feel closed in like a mad
woman.
Why, Ben. oh why Perhaps
it's a sin 10 love you Perhaps 1t
is eIh TO have loved you as /
rvaz<c loved Won
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

Hours MONDAY Tuesday Wednesday.
Thursday Friday, -
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

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