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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19
PTGH RATED TOPS

Pugh, according 10 his team
mates. was more valuable than
Kimbrough. His selection Of plays,
his ability TO gain an average Of
40 yards a try himself, and his
passing and quick-kicking made
him the teams key man.
Jim Thomson, the blocking
back, has been rated the great
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
BURGLARS ENTER
BUSINESS PLACES
THEFTs OCCUR FROM WAYNE
TO CLINTON; PRINTS
OBTAINED

State and city police from Wayne
10 Clinton today were investigating
series Of whirlwind burglaries 0f
ten business establishments. most
" gas stations. Thursday night
Excellent fngerprints were OBJ
tanned by sgt Detective G j. Ray Of
the local force on pane OF glass
broken at the Daniels Service sta.
ton. sol T. Michigan Ave. one o.
the places entered. These prints
will be compared with others OBJ
tanned by State Trooper Carl Miller
and by Detective Albert Heusel Of
the Ann Arbor police department.
At the Daniels station the
thieves entered by breaking a pane
OF glass in a rear window, and also
glass in a door between the garage
and office Similar methods were
used al the Russ station, SIS r.
Michigan Ave. where 50 was stolen
from a cigarette vending mach ne.
Apparently nothing was taken at
the Daniels station. In both cases
desk drawers had been ransacked.
At the Midkih Service. 2 Ecofse
Rd. the building was entered, but
nothing taken although the stock
had been moved around Frank
Midkin. the proprietor, told po.
lice he has Just taken over the sta
CONTINUED on Page Eight
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
FRENCH FINANCES
IN GERMAN ORBIT
OFFICIAL VlCHY DEGREES
INCREASE INFLUENCE
or AXIS POWERS

nv rnteruati1ral $ews serv'es)
Vichy France. NOV. ms
New French monetary regulations
removing the country irom tho
Anglo-Amerlcan financial orbit ard
placing il squarely 10 the nov AXIS
order we're announced officially Dy
tho Petain government today.
The official journal published a
series Of DEGREES issued by Finance
Minister Marcel Bouthiiher stipa-
latag
: ] Any payment u more than 3
900 francs between private parties
must be made not ia currency but
by check
2 Any trader. Industrial concern
or business house must open a
checking account and pay all debts
or financial transactions OF any
nature by check
3. Commercial and Industrial
firms doing business with the state
Will be paid half by check and
half by state draft All banks must
discount state drafts.
II was understood these measures
are designed 10 prevent initiation OF
French currency. which is under
a heavy drain owing 10 the huge
ccst-miilions OF francs daily-of
the German occupation and the
tremendous costs piled up during
the war and through subsequent
care Of refugees.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
Concentrated Attack Carried
Out on Submarine Base
at lorient
CANAL. SHIPPING AT
OUNKERQUE BOMBED
Greeks Still Hold Invaders
in Check; MetaXas
Line Holds :.

fBv International News Service)
London. Nov. SINS Severe
damage was inflicted on tho Krupp
armament works at Essen and 9th
or targets In the Reich and Nazi-
occupied territory by British bomb
ers during the night. the air minis
try announced today.
Invasion ports" and German air
dromes In France also we're attack
ed. the air ministry stated.
4 synthetic oil plant at Cologne
was set on fire. the air ministry
communique stated. and blast fur
naces and other detectives wers
bombed at Dusseldorf and oberhau-
sen. The Dortmund-Emms Canal.
Duisberg and shipping in Dun
kerque Harbor also were attacked.
other British raiders carried out
concentrated attack on the sub
marine base at Lorient and mum.
erous airports. the communique
said. adding that all the British
planes returned to their bases.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
Will be Repeated Tonight;
Funds Will be Used to
Aid Underprivileged

Hilarious fun distinguished the
Kiwanis Circus in Ypsilanu High
School gymnasium Thursday night
when musical. tumblinz aud aero
batic acts were com biued In a
show that was remuneratiye 20
the Club. a delight 10 youngsters
and clever entertainment for
adults. AS the evening advanced
the children left their lowering
parents on the bleachers and
sprawled in happy abandon on
the floor.
In their trim white caps and
coats the Kiwanians pursued their
vicilant merchandising and bags
Of peanuts tossed % The upper
rows on the bieachers bron-dt an
answering rain OF nickels expert
~ aimed by the youngsters a. the
ample containers carried by the
men Pink lemonade and red
white and blue bailous brought
quick sales.
AS 90 an circuses the parade
was one 81 the most aliurlng fea.
lures s Big -ray COP elephant
and littTe gray COP elephant. 2
frolicksome donkey and a clever
duck were features Of the parade.
The Terra Koskl act performed
on unsupported ladders was
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
QUIZ REOPENS IN
ELLIOTT Staying
ORIGINAL STATEMENT ABOUT
CRIME TRUE ASSERTS
GEORGE NEWSOME

Wayne County law enforcement
officers Thursday reopened invest
igation of the Staying Of Alonzo
Elliott. wealthy Plymouth farmer
four years ago. He was the father
OF Herbert Elliott, Bemis Rd.
Action came after George New
some. who admitted knowledge Of
the crime last August. and later re.
pudiated his statement. declared in
Judge Frank A. Picard's court. De-
troit, that his original declaration
was true. Newsome's admission
came after he had been sentenced
Thursday TO four years in Leaven-
worth Penitentiary for violating tle
Dyer Act.
In dis original statement when
arraigned in August, Newsome
named Tom Smith. a brotherin-law
OF the slain man. as the actual
killer Smith was recently killed in
a brawl
Meanwhile officers are planning
to take into custody again five per.
sons whom Newsome said had a
knowledge OF the crime.
They were George Elliott, SO,
Mrs. Hannah Smith. ~. Plymouth.
and Mrs Catherine Miller. 55, Of
251 y junction, Detroit, children OF
the slain man; Jack Miller. 81
son of Mrs. Miller. and Donovan
Wright, an attorney.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
Judge Not Lest Ye be
Judged in Jersey City

Jersey City y. j Nov s-UP-
4 Judge was taken before a Judge
Thursday night charged with con.
piracy 10 charge Judge 9Th a
crime
Thia vas the judicial snarl caused
BY tac Republican legislatures at
trfnff- 80 -et-up apGcial election
fraud courts in Hudson County.
Democratic Boss Mayor Frank
Hague stronghold
Further complications doomed
Thc Judge arraigned Thursday night
wili attempt tonight 10 arraign the
Judge who caused bis arrest.
Also cnmeshed in the case was
Joseph lori former Jersey CITY
legislator charged IN oue court with
a1ettng in false registrations for
last Tuesdays election and IN an
otaer ror.t ---rr------s+sPi r.ng TO
charge q person With crime.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
Kiwanis Circus Provides
Hilarious Fun For Crowd

highligh' of the evening Almost
unbelievable things were done
such a. climbing the steps on
crutches and on wagon wheel
and performing with Indian clubs
The Dearborn Boy club uer-
gifted tumbiers and their turn
inzs and quick changes were do
lightfully spirited and novel.
The l. % ". gymnasfic team vas
a lively display with four men IN
turn performina on the. high bars.
executing turns In the air and
giving marvellous exhibit Of ba-
lance and poise.
The Billy aud ldyle Shaw act
with the dancing Idyie 30 q gold
satin swiriinz skirt With black
bodice and billy on one wheel OF
a bicycle did some original aud
clever work.
" All the tumblins aud acrobatic
acts were euliyened by fHe atteu-
daut clown. whose familiar tech
nique vas clever.
The music 81 the Ford Novelty
and community bands were enjoy
cd by the spectators. and Or G.. ".
Loesell was a gifted rinamas'er.
Funds from the performance
will be used for aid Of underprivi
legged children Repeat perform
ances are promised Tor this even
ing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
BRIDGE COLLAPSE
WILL Be PRObEO
THIRD LARGEST SUSPENSION
SPAN BLOWN DOWN BY
WIND STORM

(Rv International News service)
Tacoma. Wash. Nov SINS ---
Federal and state engineers inyesti-
gated every structural detail OF the
$4,000 coo Tacoma Narrows Bridge
today IN an EFFORT TO learn why the
span the world third largest sus-
pension bridge collapsed in a
wind storm Thursday only four
months after II had been opened to
tranlc.
Pending thorough study. the
crackup Of the 2.7O0-foot span was
tentatively attributed to change
in the original plans.
G. r. Andrews, chief engineer II
the bridge said Thursdays 50mile.
an-hour wind may have caused the
span TO abnormally undulate. rock
and finally snap because OF its solid,
flat Orders. The original specihca.
tions. he said. called for stream
lined. lighter Orders. which would
have reduced wind resistance. il
was later decided. Andrews said
10 use the heavier. fiat Orders.
Only one automobile and a log
ging truck were on the bridge whea
guy wires and cables snapped. drop
ping huge chgnks of concrete and
steel into Puget Sound with a tire
mendous roar. While the two vehi-
Giles plunged into the. water their
three occupants ran and crawled
10 safety 4 pet dog in one OF the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08

The confusing cross currents in
record volume of votes and vote
splitting swung Michigan into the
Republican column nationally on
face Of complete unofficial returns
which gave Wendell Willkie 1882
S37 votes for President, and l.
OPS 963 to President Roosevelt, a
difference Of only 6,S74 in behalf
o, the Republican standard bearer.
Willkie had 50.17 per cent Of the
votes and Roosevelt 1888 per cent
in an election that saw Democratic
Murray d. Van Wagner unseat
Gov. Luren D. Dickinson in the race
for governor by top heavy mar
gin Of l300 votes.
II was the first time Michigan
returned an unfavorable Roosevelt
vote.
Thus the spotty results presented
this picture OF mixed up victory:
Democratic Van Wagner for
governor.
Democratic Frank Murphy, OF
See REG0GNTs Page
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
Conferences With Kennedy
Will Result in Additional
Help For Britain

tPv International News SerVicel
Washington. Nov SINS Bull
warked nv new election mandate.
the Administration was expected
today to launch q more aggressive
foreign policy aimed al all possible
aid to Britain, insistence on treaty
rights In the Far East and ever
closer cooperation between West
ern Hemisphere nations
President Roosevelt and state
Department officials are holding a
series Of conferences with Joseph
p Kennedy. ambassador 10 Great
Britain. on the British military sit
uation and how this country can in
crease aid to London by measures
short OF war one specific move
forecast by officials IS sale to Brit.
ain OF a number OF l. S army heavy
bomhers
With the return TO Washington
shortly OF Lord Lothian. the Brit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
WAL TON LEAGUE
MAY BUY LAND
OPTION OBTAINED ON SITE
INCLUDING STREAMS,
NATURAL REFUGE

Trustees Of the Huron Valley
Chapter. Izaak Walton League at a
party for local members in Landy
Hall Thursday night announced
that they have under option tract
OF land for League purposes. Trus-
tees are William Hardness, chair
man, Roscoe Smith and Carl Schet-
fler.
Mr. Hardness described In de
tail 1855 acres which have. he said,
three running streams, easily
damned for rearing ponds and
trout streams. IS acres perfectly
located for baseball diamonds. trap
and skeet shooting. rifle range and
archery. A wooded knoll, MI.
Hardness said. IS ideally situated
for a clubhouse and the remainder
is a natural game refuge.
The tract lies south OF Ypsilanti
and purchase is TO be voted upon at
business meeting OF the club in
the near future.
The main talk OF the evening was
by Roscoe Smith OF Ford Motor co.
Industry" he said. lis becoming
conservation-conscious. Some iu-
dustries will easily cooperate with
conservation Of the lzaak Walton
type Others need the Influence
and education OF organizations like
the Izaak Walton League We
must present the facts to manufac-
tuners" he continued, IL We keep
our streams unpolluted The essen
iai elements IN organization work
of.this kind are cooperation sym
pathy and effort We must have
united effort harmony in working
together
Carl Scheffler gave resume Of
recent important court decisions OF
interest 10 sportsmen and outlined
ideals and aims % the Izaak Wal
ton League. There we're short
talks on financial problems and a
party at Arbeiter Hall Dec. II by
Ralph Blanchard president Fred
Earle ~ the conservation commit
tee. and George Bivens treasurer.
II NdA duipuHA'h 'Nai i'it 90 i4i
beFs Of tine league and their wives
would attend the state convention
" the Michigan United COnserya-
ton Club I'm Jackson, Saturday. Mr.
Bivens stated that arrangements
had been made to hold the regular
Benefit Party az Arbeiter Han as
usual Dinner was served by the
Ladies' Auxiliary at 1890 and
euchre and other games followed
Tor the rest OF the evening
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
WILLKIE To TELL
PLAN FOR FUTURE
Club May Remain Intact
as Nucleus For New
Action

New York, Nov. Sup Wendell
L. Willkie began work today on a
message to the more than 10000
600 persons who voted for him on
the role he believes they should
play in President Roosevelt's third
tenn
lie gave every indication that
be would be as unusual as de-
fcated presidential nominee as he
was a candidate
He obtained 30 minutes on all
three networks-NBC CHS and
NBS at 1890 p. N, Monday 10
tell the nation which would not
elect him president how he in
tends 10 continue a crusade for
governmental policies which .dif-
fer in many respects from -NlOse
advocated by Mr.. Roosevelt whom
the voters gave another term
Willkie declined TO reveal his
personal plans before he talks
and would not confirm reports that
the -Millkle clubs. headed By 'pO-
litical amateurs largely respoh-
sible for his nomination, on which
before Tuesday had thousands Of
members. would be continued In
definitely as personal political
organization
Thousands Of those who voted
for Willkie. have written 10 urge
him to keep up the fight against
CONTINUED on page Eight
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
CONGRESS HOPES
To QUIT BEFORE
ACTING ON DEBT
Sam Rayburn Would Have
Newly Elected Members
Take Action
INCREASE PROPOSED BY
TREASURY SECRETARY
Points to Need of More
Funds For Defense
Purposes

Washington, Nov. SUP Con-
gressional leaders hoped today to
adjourn Congress next Friday with
out taking up Secretary OF Treasury
Henry Morgenthau's plan to raise
the national debt limit to S65,000,-
100000 and tax new issues OF now
exempt government securities.
Speaker sam Rayburn said those
issues had been lying around for a
long time" and saw no reason to
keep Congress here to debate them.
He wanted newly elected Congress,
which convenes in January, to deal
with them.
Treasury officials said the $4,000.
100000 of borrowing authority "a
ready granted for defense remains,
and the siX-week interim until the
next Congress could be used in
drafting proposed legislation.
Morgenthau, with an eye on the
fact that the national debt nov
rapidly approaches its present S45,.
000,000,000 limit, proposed the IN
crease Thursday, saying: I'VE have
only Just started TO rearm.' Treas
ury officials indicated their belief
that the St,000,000,000 increase IN
the debt authorized for defense pur-
poses only, would be exhausted be
fore the end OF this fiscal year. On
Oct. 81 only $567.00O.00O of the
$45, 200, 100000 borrowing authority
for general purposes. remained.
Congressional leader agreed that
action on the Treasury proposals
should go over to the Congress
when the House Ways and Means
Committee probably will start work
on a new tax bill. An increase ~
the debt limit and taxation OF ex.
empt securities could be considered
at the same time, they said.
Morgenthau said he intended to
ask Congress to withdraw the de-
Tense restriction on the $i,000,000,-
900 increase of the national debt
already authorized so that it may
be used for general expenditures as
well as for defense. This, he said,
would permit a saving through the
lower interest rates on longer-term
securities. Under present restric-
lions, defense bonds must be limit
ed to five years.
Morgenthau foresaw the posi-
bility OF a national debt of S65,000,-
100000 by June 30, 1912
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
ROYAL Air Force mflicts
Severe Damage on Krupp
Works, Cologne Refinery
New Deal to Launch More
Aggressive Foreign Policy

ish ambassador. a new series OF
conferences viii be held on Anglo
American cooperation in the Far
East
Until last Tuesday the Admin.
istration was forced 20 weigh each
move In tile foreign field as TO its
possible effect on domestic politics
and 10 avoid. as FAR as possible.
arousing the Sire OF "isolationist'
groups Sow however Mr. Roose.
yelts landslide vote is interpreted
By officials as a public approval Of
the Administration foreign poll
cics and officials feel that they can
move more freely
One likely result OF these confer
ences. IL is beloved. may be pub
Ncly announced arrangement for
American use OF British naval bases,
including Singapore. in the Pacific.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08


Despite Italian reports OF sue
cesses on the Greek battlefront.
the Creeks insisted today they
were holding the invaders in check
and a spokesman for the Athens
government described the situation
as thoroughly satisfactory"
Attempts OF the Italians to pierce
the left wing Of the Metaxas line
near the Ionian NSea. whore tho
Greeks previously had Withdrawn
from advance positions, ysrA
thrown back with heavy artiFh
and anti-tank gun hre Thurs Al
the Greek high command said.
On the opposite end OF the 100
mile front paralleling the Albanian
border the Greeks were reported
SIN in command OF heights DON'T
mating the Albanian town OF korit.
"a, base for the Italian operations
IN that sector.
While the Greeks and Italians
appeared temporarily staIematei,
Britain and Germany continued TO
exchange mighty blows through tbs
air
The Royal Air Force subjected
the great Krupp armament works
At Essen to an exceedingly heavy
commandment during the night the
British reported and also haze
mered al Nazi invasion ports
airdromes and Oh targets.
German night raiders again
scattered bombs over wide area
Of England. concentrating their
attacks as usual on London. The
British government said damage
had been done 70 public utilities,
private homes and business pro.
perties
The Nazl raids were less pro-
longed than on recent nights, how
ever, taper,ng of shortly after mid.
niaht. Casualties were said %
Ia conrnaraffveiv fop
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
Benevolent City Water
Department ViSualized

Employees OF Gaudy's, "a n.
Washington St, visualized Thurs
day night that the city water de-
partment was benevolent enough to
give free soda pop to Ypsilanti res
idents in an election celebration.
Customers at the shop found that
the water had new. tasty tang, and
a chemist from the water purifica-
ton plant was called to investigate.
Search revealed that the check
valve on the tank of carbon dioXide.
which is used to carbonate the water
In producing soda water, was de.
fective and was affecting the drink
ing water supply
This slight difficulty is similar to
one that occurred in Peoria, H.. a
year ago. when residents turned on
their water taps one morning TO
find beer coming out of one and
soda pop out of another in various
sections of the city. Investigation
showed that a soda pop factory was
situated at one end OF town and
a brewery at the other. Defective
pressare tanks in the city water de.
partment caused that mix.up.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
Improvement OF Prospect
Bridge viii Start Soon

Improvement Of the Prospect St.
Bridge by Michigan Central Rail.
road system will begin soon. J. W.
Westwood. railroad superintendent
OF bridge and building, announced
today. Bridge timbers and kegs OF
bolts have been. arriving. for stor-
age at the depot :he past two
months.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08

vote lead Tor state treasurer, with
only five precincts missing in the
state.
The tabulations gave Rushton
966,177 votes, Raymond W. Starr
of Grand Rapids, his Democratic
opponent 962. 401; and Fry 964,-
703 to $50, 1875 for Senator Felix
II. H. Flynn Of Cadillac, his Re-
publican rival.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08

WASHlNGTON-INS - Wash
iugton rested little easier today.
following a reception at the So
Wet embassy in celebration OF the
23rd anniversary OF the Socialist
revolution. The big party, given
without untoward incidents Thurs
day night by Soviet Ambassador
Oumansky. was attended by 500
high government officials. and rep
resentatives ofLmany European
countries.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08

TOKYO-AP-The Japanese for
eign office reiterated today its IN.
tention to grant all possible faci-
lities to Greek freishters despite
ltalian-Greek hostilities as the
Greek vessel. Nitsa arrived at
Yokohama carrying a cargo Of scrap
iron.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
Recounts in State Likely
Both Parties Bewildered by Close Counts as
Late Returns Swing State Back Into
Republican Fold

SAPBoth Democrats and Republicans Indicated To-
the beWderingy close
conte N Michigans election
Complete election Of Republican
attorney general by margin Of
lansing 45OS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
TODAY in LAST WAR

fRy As-ocfafed Press.
Nov. s. 19l5-AP-- French take
German posts near Andechy, fierce
artillery fire RACES along vide
front
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
CHILDREN KILLED
BY BOMB IN CAR
SCRANTON HEALTH DIRECTOR
BELIEVED INTENDED
VICTIM

(Ry International News eervirel
Scranton. Pa. Nov S-INS-Po.
lice experts from New York and
Philadelphia were summoned today
10 help Scranton police In tracking
down the perpetrator OF the bomb.
ing which killed tie two young chill
dren Of Or. +. u Reborn. city
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08

For years one Of Hollywood's
leading condolences, Mary Be-
land now lies seriously injured in
a Redlands. Cal, hospital follow
Ing al automobile accident
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
CONTINUED on PAGE Eighty

Roas, Pork. dressing. pie. etc. 40c
GAR Hall, sat, 3. Townsend CT.
ADV. HOS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08

PENNY SUPPER - ST. l.uses
Church. Saturday to Z 3. u
ADV. il08
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moved
swiftly to complete the final stages
Of military mobilization today with
a call TO all males Of military age
not yet called up with their re-
spective classes TO report for I'M
mediate training.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-08
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Saturday;
Cloudy, Warmer

BERLIN-INS- German naval
surface forces completely annihi'
lated" a British shipping convoy
q ggregating $4,000 tons in the
North Atlantic, the Nazi high com
mand announced today.
NEW YORK, N. WINS -
The National 5roadeastins
Company announced at tao
today that the scheduled broad
cast by Adolph Hitler had been
cancelled. Word had just been
received from Berlin, the Ma
tlonal 6roadeastFng Company
stated. that the broadcast would
not take place.