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Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Ry FREDERICK KUN

LONDON. Dec. l9. CUP)-BritiSf
military quarters. abandoning theil
extreme conservatism regarding the
offensive in Africa. said today thai
the fall of the italian base of Bar
dia was imminent.
Crack British tank units sent Sc
cretly to Egypt were battering at
the perimeter forts about Bardia
and were reported to have crashed
through them. Thousands of Ital-
lians were trapped in the area.
Thousands more were fleeing precip-
itately westward along the coastal
road under day and night lombard
ment BY British planes and war
ships.
1t was disclosed today that what
the British called some of the best
tanks in the world were taking
part in the offensive. Built from
specifications drafted after the Ger
man blitzkrieg on the Low Coun-
tries, the tanks are so good that
italian dispatches have asserted the
British were using entirely new types
OF tanks.
The British tanks were reported
TO have cracked the outer Bardia
forts, which had taken the Italians
three years to build, with compara-
tive ease.
Now, ii was Indicated. the British
were in position TO reduce the town
proper, giving the strong garrison
the choice of surrendering or con-
tinuing a hopeless fight under at
tack from land, air and sea.
The flight of thousands of Ital- t
ians westward along the coast 20
ward Tobruk and Derna was re-
garded here as a sign of shattered /
But it was reported that the re-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
SPONSOR CHOSEN
FOR NEW u. S. SUB

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. CUP)-
Secretary OF the Navy Frank Knox
announced today that Mrs. Will
liam S. Pye, wife of the vice-ad-
miral in command of the battle
ships of the battle force, will spon-
sor the submarine Gudgeon, which
Is scheduled to be launched at the
Mare Island, Calf, navy yard on
Jan. 25.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
GROUNDED ITALIAN
PLANES DESTROYED

CAIRO, Dec. 10. (UP)-At least
18 grounded Italian airplanes were
destroyed last night and Wednes-
day morning when British planes
made one of the heaviest raids of
the war on the italian Benina air
drome in the Libyan desert, the
Royal Air Force said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
LONDON GETS
AIR RAID ALARM

LONDON, Dec. 10. CUP)-Lon-
don's first air raid alarm in more
than 68 hours sounded soon after
dark tonight after a day in which
England's respite from air attacks
mad been punctuated by a bitter
dogflght over the capital
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14
Lyman Wizard Scars From
Plymouth to WyandOtte

Lyman Wizard OF the XYZ Soar
ing Club made a fight Sunday
which is rarely made so late in the
fall. He took of from Triangle Gid
CT Port in Plymouth, and flew %
miles by airline from Plymouth TO
Wyaudotte, landing on Eureka Rd.
near the Ray Hunter greenhouse.
Wizard released the ship from the
tow at 500 feet and climbed up TO
1900 feet He had continued to
fly on a rising air current to reach
the 5000 feet and then started 10
lose altitude until he came down
TO about 500 feet At lnkster Find
ing another uprising current he
went up to $500 feet and kept
flying on that until he reached Wy
andotte. lie flew about ~ min
yates
A remarkable 'sature was that
he--Was using a ton-year-old Frank
lin MADE in Ypsilauti and not de-
signed to soar any distance His
flight started Sunday afternoon at
2:20 and he landed at 1892.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14
Series Of Meetings
For County Farmers
Scheduled This Week

Members OF the Farm Bureau I'm
this district viii be interested IN
series OF future meetings announced
today.
This evening ar Z o clock IN the
Mems Union. Ann Arbor. Prof III
rcy. OF Michigan State college.
will conduct a meeting Tor those
interested In the discussion method
individual group sessions There
are four groups funcroning I'M
Washtenaw County, Robert Garrod.
Willis. in charge OF the southeast
section; Murray Fishbeck Route
o Ann Arbor. the northeast. r II.
Clements. Saline, the south central.
and Neil Nixon. Dexter. the north
central Farmers are planning 20
form another group south % DoN-
ter. II would be led by Walter
Breuninger. Dexter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14

Farm Bureau state and national
leaders Will meet vita minute
men and others interested ln ,eeis-
lat,e matters az the Union in Ann
Arhor on oct rs from 81 so TO
80. The legislative program 90 the
organization Will De explained
ON oct u, ar DO .otlocN DO Che
Farm Bureau offices in lIusirE,
women OF the Bureau VIII meet 90
arrange their part in The November
annual meeting They will also dis
cuss group disqualification
Annual fan county meeting will
be iR the Pittsneid Grange Hal
ON the Sa,ne-Ann Arbor Rd oct
= az : II W C0uUry TEvIl7-T'-r--5''
Agent n ; Osler viii show colorcd
motion pictures o. local farms and
farmers There viii boz an election
or delegates 90 the November meet
ing. then d0ushnuts and cider Will
De served
Nov. l4.l5 az East Iausine che dn-
uual meeting OF the state Farm
Bureau. viii be conducted and dele
gates will form the policies ot the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14
Photography Class 10
Start This Evening

Warren f Cakes. 2os Emmett St.
will instruct a photography class
which opens tonight at Z p. m. IN
the Ypsnsnti Adult School pro-
gram in Ypsilanti High School
The instructor is a member Of the
Ann Arbor Photography Club and
has been a professional picture
duisher for three years.
A survey Of equipment OF class
members will be made tonight.
Classes VIII meet every Monday.
Several are already enrolled in the
course and registrations will be ac-
cepted az the principals ONCE IN
the Ypsilanu High school
Possibly a Camera Club for the
city will be organized from the
group. said Edward Heyman.
Adult School secretary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14
Gathering Marks Conclusion
of Orientation of Freshmen

been Miss Mary Farris assistant
director. Miss Rachael Soderlund.
committee member. Miss Janet
Kelder and Miss Nancy Burroughs
co-chairman OF the transfer cam
pns sisters Campus Sister cap
tains included: Miss Maxine Addy.
Miss tty-Adams.- Miss sue Bait
ger Miss Marjorie Dining. Miss
Esther Lou Fochtman, Miss Betty
Mae Outley Miss Evelyn OFT. Miss
Betsy Waite, Miss Elizabeth
Walker. Miss Helen Finkbeiner
Miss Arlyne Phillips. and Miss
Irene Baker.
Miss Evelyn Rice was also chair.
man OF the breakfast. and was as
sisted by Miss Janet kelder and
Miss Nancy Burroughs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14
First Year Women
HOnOred by Tea

First year women. transfer stu
dents and their campus sisters of
Michigan State Normal College
were formally honored at a tea
given Saturday afternoon in the
Formal Lounge of Charles McKen.
ny Hall by the Executive and Ad-
visory Boards of the Women's
League, headed by Miss Helen
Ureen, president,
Flowers decorated the lounge
and the beautifully laid table.
Cookies and minis were served
The hostesses were dressed in
lovely formal gowns.
This was the last activity of
Freshman Days that new students
and their Campus Sisters attended
together
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14
Westminster League
Opens Fall Meetings

A the opening meeting OF the
estminster League of the Pres
byterian Church Sunday evening
a luncheon at 500 followed by the
regular peeting was enjoyed
Robert Urquhart led dcyotions.
Appropriate hymns and readings
we're given TO introduce the topic
for the evening What Should
Religion Mean TO the College stu
dent9' Miss MARGARET Snow led
The group. with Miss Marion Kor-
son at the piano.
Miss Genevieve Lowry, president
Of Westminster League, led the
discussion. In addressing the
members Miss Lowry compared re-
ligion for the college student 10 a
shelter house protecting and giving
fellowship, TO lighthouse giving
light and truth. and to a power
house giving faith, strength, and
courage to make decisions.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14
WESLEYAN GUILD
SUPPER ENJOYED

A S o'clock supper was enjoyed
by the Wesleyan Guild OF the First
Methodist Church Sunday evening.
The committee in charge of ar
ranging the supper meeting n
Guided: Miss Eleanor Kirshman,
I chairman. Miss Rachel McLaugh-
lin, Miss Margaret Augustus. Miss
Dorothy Allen, and Don Fulford.
Songs were led by William
Wiltse. while social games were
directed by bon Fuifefd,
Edward BoWles led the devo.
tional service at the regular meet
ing following the supper Miss
+ Irene McCutcheon accompanied at
the piano. The group also enjoy
ed a solo by William Wiltse.
Edward Heyman of the history
department of the Ypsilsnti High
School was the speaker OF the
evening. His topic Was The So
oisl Responsibility OF Christian
Leaders
The meeting closed with a
friendship circle.
At S o'clock the student cabinet
met to discuss plans for the com
ing month, especially the activities
TO be held when the alumni return
10 Ypsilanti for the Michigan State
Normal College Homecoming. Plans
were also made for treasure hunt
next Friday evening at 700. Stu
dents will be asked to start at
Starkweather Hall and to come
dressed in sports clothes.
There was also an especially
good attendance al the church
school class for students held
earlier in the evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14

4 breakfast proved a pleasant
event for Campus Sisters OF Michi-
gan State Normal College Sunday
morning in a private dining room
al Charles McKenny Hall. The
breakfast, which is an annual af-
fair. was attended by practically ali
OF the girls who have been guiding
freshmen and Transfers around the
campus the past two weeks. in
an effort to help them adjust them
selves to their new college life.
Place-cards. cut and colored 10
resemble autumn leaves made the
table colorful and pleasant. The
menu included grapefruit, mullins,
strawberry jam. scrambled eggs,
sausages, toast, doughnuts, and
coffee.
Miss Evelyn Rice. who was the
director OF the Campus Sisters.
gave a short talk. at which time
she thanked the girls for their co.
operation and work, and reminded
them that they might be called
upon again during the year to help
their little sisters If the need
). arose.
Miss Marie Turner played a
piano selection, after which Miss
Arlyne Phillips gave reading.
Miss Phyllis Griggs sang two
solos. She was accompanied by
Miss Josephine Hampstead.
Mistress OF ceremonies was Miss
Janet Kelder
After the singing OF school songs
the meeting was adjourned.
Guests at the breakfast were
Dean OF Women Susan B. Hill, and
Associate Dean OF Women Frances
Farnham.
Working under Miss Rice have
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14
TRAIN STRIKES CAR

Jackson. Oct IA Darrell White.
10. is in Foote Hospital with a pune
tured lung and other injuries suf-
fered Sunday when Michigan Cen
trail passenger train struck car
driven by Wendall W. Warner. IS,
in which White was passenger.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14
Campus Sisters Find Breakfast Together Pl,
Pleasant

organization Washteuaw County
president. Robert Garrod Willis Is
20 serve ON the important resolu-
rons committee that assemblies and
arranges resolutions presented by
members over the state The adopt
ca resolutions OF the delegates be.
come the policies OF the organiza-
ton
I'm early December the American
Farm Bureau Federation holds its
annual meeting In Baltimore
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14
College Calendar

TODAY
90 D. m-Faculty Chat, Harry Hoy, speaker. Alumni
Lounge Charles McKenny Hall
1905 80 D. m-Collegae Country Life Club, Roosevelt sym
TUESDAY
10000 a. m-Nou's Union Assembly Charles McKenny Hall
1000 a. m-Women's League Assembly Pease Auditorium.
$50 mKappa Delta Pr Dr. Turner's Home 2O2 n Normal
7:40 p. m.-Wodeso meets Charles McKenny Hail. room l.
-p-I -=Newnap Club, ST. John Catholic Church
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14
ROLLER SKATER KILLED

Bay city. oct "a Bruce Miller.
IL. Auburn was killed Sunday
-w1Crr '-rr'f}--f-s-st.-A-o. -hlgh.
way IN front OF car driven by
Harry a. lesley. Is. Midland
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14
Lao lN AoME EcoNoMIcs

Leonardyille. Kas. Oct. lt-Up
Boys outnumber girls IN the
home economies lass at Leonard.
wife High Scho,- Eighteen hoys
and l3 girls are enrolled In the
course.
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such a furore Of advertisement
and such a multiplicity Of different
B-f solutions have followed the
article IN Better Homes and Gar
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BIG POINT


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frby Lloyd Btrlngfelsoe. TIE eight
months old son Of Mr anhd Mfn
IRWIN X Btftng1elloa 81 EseasAsla
died AZ sne jackson raHgtF fzoa-
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conducted b. Reg NJ TsFlaE. nap
tlst pastor at E~seAtsNpa
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L. survived b. fIse bxa<Aegs and
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GARDEN GOSSIP

To those who perhaps have wun-
dered. Is I have. Il the double Mar
etSsus Twink which was brought
oui IN 1888 with such loud acclaim
vas al that the catalogue claimed
II 10 be, I car say that Il certainly
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