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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-11
TREASURY NOTES
j ON SALE TODAY
TAXABLE FIVE YEAR NOTES
TO BEAR ONLY rs PER
CENT INTEREST
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Washington, Dec. II ms -
Ignoring presidents the treasury
felt out money markets for future
billions of defense funds today
with a S500,OO0,00O offering OF
taxable five year notes at a re-
cord-breaking low interest rate.
The bonds went on sale in 500
to 100000 denominations bear
Ing three fourths of one per cent
interest annually, subject to fed
eral. but not state and local taxa
ton.
Only twice I'm history has the
treasury offered securities of this
character is per cent interest.
Never before have such securities
been subject to federal taxation.
With the tax exemption privileges
removed, the new issue means
the investors will net an interest
rate lower than the rs. in some
cases as low as half OF one per
cent
Nevertheless, treasury experts
predicted that the full issue will
be oyersubscribed before nightfall.
They emphasized that the earn
ing rate on the securities had been
fixed after exhaustive CONVERSE
tons with banking experts both
in and out of the government.
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DEFENSE GROUP
FOR CITY NAMED.
DETAILS OF TRAINING WILL
BE DETERMINED BY
COMMITTEE

An advisory committee to work
out details or an lpsilanti federal
defense training program at a noon
luncheon meeting Dec. II In the
Huron Hotel was named by Spencer
Davis, Board OF Commerce Presi-
dent. at a directors meeting Tues
day.
On the committee will be D. T.
Quirk. X. V. Ferguson. o. c. Eckley.
Everett r. BEDFORD, Spencer Davis.
Paul Ungrodt. Frank Schimel, h.
". Chapelle, two members OF the
city board OF education and two
factory workers. one union and one
non-union. The last four will be
named by representatives Of their
particular group
Leading discussion on the pro
posed program were VI c. Pierce.
manager OF tho Ann Arbor state
employment office. II. T. Msckey.
employment field man. Mr. Quirk.
Mr. Chapelle and Mr. Schimel.
Board Of Commerce directors de-
clined to act on the sponsorship Of
circulating petitions requesting
cut in state expenditures from five
to- ten per cent Members said they
thought II unfair 10 dictate 10 Ian
sing Representatives on a blanket
cut. Similar petitions have been
distributed TO other Commerce
groups.
Acknowledgement Of the services
- A ID
State Normal College will be made
by the Board Of Commerce at con
cert Thursday In Pease Auditorium.
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Condition of Jawbone More
Serious Than Had Been
Anticipated
Mayor Orr
nv Unitnd Prnssl

Miami, Beach, Fla. Dec. l1-UP
The Duchess OF Windsor, "re-
sponded 10 treatment favorably",
rested today in st. Francis Hos
pital.
Her absecessed, impacted tooth
had been extracted, but DR.. Horace
l.. Cartee, dental surgeon. reported
that the condition of the jawbone
was more serious than anticipat-
edo and recommended that she
stay at the hospital at least three
days.
He reported after visiting her
Tuesday night that her tempera-
ture was normal and that she was
comfortable.
The Duke slept In an adjoining
room and planned TO remain at the
hospital until she is permitted to
leave her bed.
THE Duchess and ] are delight
ed with the most complete accom-
modations placed at our disposal
by the St Francis Hospital" the
Duke announced through his aide
de-camp, Capt. Vyvyan Drury.
Everyone has been so very kind.
and the Duchess and | are deeply
appreciative. We are so thorough
~ comfortable, and completely
charmed by the pleasant surround.
ings, and upon advice from Dr..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-11
MA |ONAL GUARD
M|SHAP PR0BEO
CIVILIANS BURIED WHEN
SEWER LINE TRENCH
CAVES IN

IndjantDwn Gap. Pa. Dec IL
AP The death 81 four civilian
workers. buried beneath shale and
muck IN a sewer line trench a 1T
tie more than - hours after an
other construction accident on
$4,000 900 training project FOR ths
Pennsylvania National Guard. be-
came the subject today OF two Of
ficial NEGOTIATIONS
The victims were among thous-
ands Of workers engaged TO rush 70
completion housing and training
facilities on this military reser-
walton whore the 2sth division will
be modified IN February.
The dead
I VI Hockenbcrry. % and Rich
ard J Goddard %. Mfflintown,
Pa. r . / hired only the day be-
fore; benjamin Richards. 80. negro,
Harrisburg Pa; and Alien G.
Snyder. %. Potfsvllle. Pa All ex-
cept Richards we're married.
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BRITISH PREPARE
FINANCIAL DATA
STATEMENT NOW READY FOR
SUBMISSION TO
PRESIDENT

Washington, Dec. IL -AP -- A
comprehensive prospectus on
Great Britain's present financial
position and future outlook is
virtually ready. IT was learned 70
day, for submission to President
Roosevelt.
The conclusions which the Pres
.ident and his advisers reach at
ter studying the data, high Off
cials said, will determine the ad-
ministration attitude on the whole
complicated and controversial
subject of financial help for Bril-
tain.
The likelihood OF Immediate
loans or credits was heavily dis
counted by these officials. who in
dicated that the final policy
agreed on probably would deal
more with long range considera-
tions than with the immediate pre-
sent.
Expectations were that the Bri-
fish financial data would 90 10
the White House some time next
week shortly after Mr.. Roosevelt
returns from his cruise In the
Caribbean.
Much, If not all, Of this material
was placed before a special meet
ing of key administration officials
Tuesday by Treasury Secretary
Morgenthau
Morgenthau explained later that
lCnntinned on Page Fnurfeenl
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BRITISH A|RMEN
ASKED To PATROL
ATLANTIC LANES
Action May be Answer to
Menace by Submarines,
Raiders
lRy rnitsd Pr.ssl

London, DEG. II up britain
today called upon It's young air
men. credited with having saved
1t from invasion in septemb Der. to
patrol the Atlantic sea lanes and
save II from the threat OF star
walton at the hands OF U-boats.,
surface raiders and ocean-flying
bombing planes.
Prime Minister Winston Church
Ill announced Tuesday that the
admiralty was overtaking opera
tional policy OF the coastal COM
mand OF the Royal Air Force be-
cause II was necessary 10 use
bombing and reconnaissance
planes to guard merchant ships
and conveys
This was interpreted as Bril-
tain's 1910 answer 20 the sub
marine and raider menace. The
convoy system was the answer in
1917.
Churchill announced week ago
CONTINUED on Page Fourteen)
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DIN C. EckIey to Work
Out Apprenticeship Plan
For Speciality Company

DIN G. Eckley has resigned as
secretary Of the Iron Plumbing
Speciality association 10 accept a
position with the Central Special
ty Company. He will have charge
OF apprentice training
This is a new department being
developed for the benefit OF young
people seeking employment. II
will take the form % A training
school and VIII provide special
training 10 equip employees for
various departments Of the foun-
dry in which they may be interest
ed
with J. A. Barker. personnel
director. Mr.. Eckley will work out
new ideas in apprentice guidance.
as we'll as plans for genera social
service for the benefit Of all en-
ployes.
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No FOOD MAY BE
SENT TO EUROPE
BRITISH REFUSE TO RAISE
BLOCKADE TO ALLOW
SHIPMENTS

Washington Dec II up -
Various proposals for sending
American food 10 German-occup-
led countries were blocked today
by Great Britains refusal to lift
its blockade.
British rejection Of relief plans
sponsored by former President
Herbert Hoover and others was
announced by the British ambas-
sador, Lord Lothian, who assert
ed that the risk of starvation in
Europe this winter has been
greatly exaggerated.
Referring specifically sto Mr..
Hooyer's proposals to help feed
Europe. Lothian said that his gov
crnment has been reluctantly
forced TO the conclusion that I'M
der present conditions any such
scheme must be of material as
sistance 10 Germany's war effort
and would thereby postpone the
day Of liberation OF these people
Gn German-occupied countriesJ
from German subjugation.
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STEEL EXPORTS
To Be LICENSED
MOVE PLACES PURCHASES OF
.. JAPAN ON VIRTUAL DAY
TO DAY BASIS

washington, Dec. IL --UP-The
subsection of exports Of virtually
all iron and steel products to a
strict licensing system today
places on a day-to-day basis ia
pans purchases here of more than
$50 strategic war materials.
The action was interpreted as 2
blow to Japan and as further evil
dence Of the administrations at
tempt TO extend all aid possible
to Great Britain The licensing Of
iron and steel exports came Ms
ranking administration officials
and cabinet members studied the
British Empires balance sheet"
- Britain's case for financial aid.
President Roosevelts proclama-
ton, declaring the export control
of almost all new iron and steel
production in the fabr'c Gated and
prefabricated stages effective Dec.
80. did not mention Japan, but
specifically exempted Great Bril-
tain and the Western Hemisphere
nations from its provisions.
Since the European war began
Japan has been second only TO
Great Britain as a customer for
149 separate items on which ex-
port licenses now must be obtain
ed In addition there Is a moral
embargo" against shipment Of air
planes and aircraft equipment 10
Japan which has been in effect
for nearly two years. and rigid
licensing Of iron and steel scrap
shipments 10 all the world except
Britain and those in this hemi-
sphere.
Tonight. II. 5. Auditorium. Sis.
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NEW YORK Up Forty four
prominent Catholic laymen today
denounced former President Her
bert HooYers proposal % ship
food through the British blockade
~ German occupied countries as
contrary 20 the. best interests ot
Christianity and 81 America.
They declared IN statement that
20 need scarcely be argued that
any supplies reaching Europe will
be used by the axis powers as.
they see fit" Signers OF the state
ment included six University Of
Sotre Dame professors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-11
FIRE RESULTS IN
BUILDING DAMAGE
FURNITURE DAMAGED ALSO;
STOVE BLAMED FOR
FLAMES

Front portion Of the Ypsilanti
Carriage and Storage Company. II
Z. Cross St. was badly damaged
by fire about 1890 Tuesday eve
ming. Furniture stored there. all
OF which was covered by insur-
ance. was also damaged by fire,
water and smoke.
Ypsilanti fire department an
swered the alarm and the fire was
prevented from spreading to the
remainder Of the building.
The blaze started when a stove
fire in the adjoining building fore
ed out a stove pipe wall plug and
ignited SCOT
The fire department was called
at 1880 a. m. today 10 extinguish
a basement rubbish fire at the
Huron Grocery. 316 Huron ST.
Junior Chamber Community Nigh
Adv. 1911
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-11
JUDGES CHOSEN
FOR DEC0RAT IONS
WILL VIEW DISPLAYS NIGHT
OF, DECEMBER 23RD;
RIBBON AWARDS

Mayor Ross K Bower C. g..
Wcstcott and Mrs. Laurence VI
Thomas have been named judges
for the city residence Christmas
decoration contest Tho judges
will view decorated houses the
night Of Dec. %.
Applicants who wish 70 enter
the contest can leave their names
and addresses ~ the Ypsllanti Saw.
lngs Bank the National Bank or
the chairman Of the contest, Gerald
=. Beissei bcadlins for entries
IS At noon Dec. q.
Three ribbon awards are to be
given 10 winners east OF Huron
River and three west OF the River.
Awards VII DO based on originality.
beauty and holiday subject repre-
scented.
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Alexander Retirement to Make
Concert Important For City
Thursday Performance to be
Last Christmas Program
Under Baton Here

Approaching retirement Of Fred
erick Alexander at the close OF
his thirty-second year as director
Of the Normal College Conserva-
tory Of Music and Of the Normal
Choir makes the Christmas con-
cert TO be given Thursday evening
at s o'clock in Pease Auditorium
and the Easter concert next spring
especially important to lovers Of
music. They realize that some
thing beautiful and inspiring that
through decades has been woven
into the fabric OF Ypsilanti's exist
ence. Is near its close.
Not only at home but IN music
centers elsew here. critics have
marvelled that TN a few W eks Mr..
Alexander has taken scores OF In
experienced SINGERS and produced
a chorus OF the highest level OF
performance. in beauty Of tone,
shading. clarity OF enunciatiOn.
depth OF Interpretation and one
ness OF production. In Detroit
yearly the Normal choir has sung
as one Of the high lights OF The
NORMAL CHOIR LAST CHRIsTM.
ALEXANDER. Conductor. Thurs,
Adv. 1911
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London, Dec. 11-UP- British
forces have trapped parts OF two
crack Italian divisions in the
Egyptian desert and are attacking
a series OF defensive forts in pre-
paration for a drive against the
main Fascist army in the coastal
zone between Sidi Barrani and
Sollum, on the Libyan frontier, IT
was reported today.
British Empire motorized units
have driven a wedge through the
Italian lines south OF Sodi Barrani,
it was reported, and thus have trap
ped thousands by cutting them OFF
from the main Italian body farther
west.
Now, it was understood, the Brit
ish seek to force the men isolated
parts OF two Libyan divisions
which total perhaps 10000 men
to the coast where waiting British
warships can shell them into sur
rendering.
Fighting still centers along a
S0-mile line which forms the right
wing of the trapped divisions, ac-
cording to reports here-the ex-
IRENE left of the Italian. north-to-
south line.
Especial interest was taken in
the role of the British fleet.
1t has already shelled the tia
lians and is likely to prove more
and more helpful to the land forces
as the Italians are pressed toward
the coast. 1t was suggested here
that if sufficient number OF TIA
liam troops could be trapped in the
coastal area. separated from their
main body. Benito Mussolini might
have to order out HIS fleet to chal-
Continued on Page Fourteen)
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Duchess of Windsor to Stay
In Hospital For Three Days
The Duke
The Duchess

Cartee, We have decided to remain
at the hospital at least until Fri
day"
The Duke cancelled reservations
on the S. S. Munargo, which sails
for Nassau Friday evening. Axel
Wenner-Gren, Swedish Industrial
list whose yacht the Southern
Cross, brou ght them here Tuesday,
said he probably.would return them
See DUCHESs-Page Il
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TODAY IN LAST WAR

.Hy AraaUfafff Press.
Dec II. 1915 Fierce fighting
between Turks and British AZ Kut-
Ruiss1ns drive Persian
Rebels out % Hamadan
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FIFTY THOUSAND
ITALIAN TROOPS
MAY SURRENDER
Government Communique
Admits Retreat of
Force in Egypt

(By International News Serviee)
London. Dec. tt-lNS-With
their food supplies almost ex-
hausted as the result OF the
British blockade In the Medl-
terranean, $1,000 Italians In the
Dodeeanese Islands plan to sur
render soon, the London Daily
Express reported in an undated
dispatch today.
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costumes, and the High School and
Community Band in blue uniforms.
Roosevelt school will provide their
Boy Scout German band for the
parade for Santa.
Ypsilanti Boy Scouts will bear
red and green flares and act as
an escort for the parade TO which
every school Of the city viii con-
tribute some part
The procession will be formed al
Ypsilanu High School at p. m.
and marchers will 90 down WASH
ington ST. to Washtenaw Ave, turn
east TO Huron st. and then go south
to Michigan Ave. From there, the
parade will lead west to the post
office.
To Sing Carols
Bleachers, set up by the physical
education department OF Ypsiianti
High, viii seat the youngsters who
viii sing Christmas carols Mrs.
George Wortley and Roland Scha.
fer will direct. A greeting will BE-
given by Santa Claus and he will re-
ceive letters written by the little
folks
The switch for the variegated
electric lights on the city Christmas
tree, on the post office lawn, will
be turned on by Santa Claus.
Concert BY Chorus
At s p. m. the Ypsilsnti Male
Chorus, directed by Carl Lindegren
OF Michigan State Normal College,
will give a half hour concert over
the loud speaking system set up on
Michigan Ave. This Is the first pub.
lie hearing OF the 30 local voices.
Tuesday at the same time, the
Michigan State Normal College
choristers Of 30 members will give
a half hour program. A student di.
reefs the voluntary membership
group.
A number Of special Christmas
See SANTA COMlNG-Page Il
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Happy Shouts, Laughter of
Children Will Fill Air Here,
Comic Characters to March
Dopey, Jovial Clown, Uncle Sam Will be on
Hand to Greet Youngsters
During Merrymaking
COSTUMED CAROLERS, GIRLS DRUM,
BUGLE CORPS TO PROVIDE MUSIC
High School, German Bands Planned as
Colorfu Features; Stores Filled
With Fine Gifts

Apply shouts and laughter will fill the
frosty air Monday night as 500 children
troop through Ypsilantistreets to well
come Santa Claus Dancing feet will
be part of every chid's reaction at the
sight of Santa outside his doll work.
shop.
The funny antics Of tall. comicalIy
dressed characters from book and mo-
ton picture screen will make boys and girls wrggle
with excitement Dopey, ioyal clown, famous
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UNFINISHED APT Desirable
new . rooms, adults. is y. summit
Adv. 1911
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Rome, Dec. 11-INS-ltallan
forces in Egypt have staged
retreat as a result Of the Brit
ish offensive, the Italian high
command announced In a war
bulletin today. The communI-
que described the Egyptian
fighting as exceptionally vio-
lent and said that General Ma
letti has been killed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-11

LONDON-AP-Health Minister
Malcolm Macdonald has appealed
TO "the many thousands" OF London
who have not registered their chill
dren for withdrawal TO safer areas
to do so Immediately. They should
certainly not be put off doing 80
by the short succession of COM
paratively quiet nights in London"
Macdonald said
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Detroit Symphony orchestra series.
Part OF the chorus was taken 70
Washington. d. G. with all ex-
See CONCERT Page -
S CONCERT UNDER FREDERICK
Zee. ~. g p. m. Tickets Csc. Pease.
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WRESTLING hRMo7Y. THURSDAY $3.50 p " THREE ALL-sIAH
BOUTS. FEATURING WALTER ROXY VS.. RICARDO CoRTEz'
Adv. 1911
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folks
fourth NTH and sixth
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ROME-AP-Italian forces were
reported authoritatively today TO
have sunk 81 British warships and
SO merchant vessels up to Dec. 10.
These reports said 56 British war
ships ana Al merchant ships were
damaged.
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LONDON-AP-Reuters British
news agency, in a dispatch from
Alden today, said the Adds Ababa-
Jibuu railway was believed dam
aged badly in a Royal Air Force
raid on a station near the French
Somaliland.Ethiopian frontier. 1t
said the raid was announced in
communlque.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-11

BELGADE - ms - Hungarian
Foreign Minister Count Stephsn
Csaky was scheduled 10 arrive in
Belgrade today to confer over pos
sibilities Of concluding a non-ag-
gression pact between Hungary
and Yugoslavia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-11

LOS ANGELES-AP ~ Fiscal
operations Of the 1 Am movement,
particularly those dealing with rs
origin in Philadelphia, engaged the
attention of the court today in the
mail fraud trial of 10 Il Am" lead
ers. The presiding Judge. Leon r.
Nankwich, has exchanged his
black and purple robes for a light
business suit because of the preju-
dice OF the defendants against
dark colors of i'll omen.
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Los ANGELES-UP- Excavat-
ing machinery worked in the glare
OF searchlights early today to re-
cover the body OF a test pilot and
the wreckage OF a light bomber he
rode % earth az $50 miles an hour
The plane. plummenting 10 earth
like an arrow from 1900 feet
buried Itself and test pilot. Rudy
Lechner 20. in the ground IN the
Del Rey district on the outskirts Of
Los Angeles.
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ROME-1NS- A total OF 4,4S3
Italians were killed, wounded, or
listed as missing during the month";
OF November in Greek and Afri-
can fighting, it was officially dis
closed today. The casualty list re-
vealed that 9S8 men were killed,
2,40l wounded, and that 1,O44 were
missing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-11

FREEPORT, Tex.-AP- Metal
from seawater will be utilized 10
speed the national defense pro
gram. Shortly after the start OF
the new year, the Dow Chemical
Company's plant here will begin
extracting magnesium-light, tough
metal used in airplane manufac-
ture-from the waters of the Gulf
of Mexico, rolling up TO the Texas
coast with a priceless chemical
content.
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NEW YORK-AP-H. W. Prem
It's. Jr, president. OF the National
Association of Manufacturers, as
serted today industry could 10
more" for national defense than
is being accomplished, If the gov
eminent would define defense OBJ
Jectives,
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BALTIMORE -AP- a proposal
that the American Farm Bureau
Federation urge congressional re-
peal Of the Johnson Act so that
credit might bevextended TO Great
Britain. was weighed today by
tho organization resolutions COM
mittee
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LONDON APP Reynolds News.
a London sunday newspaper. won
the first roHnd of its fight against
charges Of violating censorship
regulations today when a mag s.
;rate's court ordered one Of the
three counts against the puhlica-
ton withdrawn for lack Of evi-
dCnce
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NICHY -INS-A French com
mercial mission is en- route to
Tokyo. via Moscow, to negotiate an
economic agreement between
French lndo-China and Japan, it
was officially announced today.
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LONDON-AP The government
announced today a war damage
bill containing a compulsory con-
tributory scheme Of compensation
for damage to all buildings.
Other provisions OF the measure are
n compulsory scheme of insur-
ance for business assets. such as
plant machinery and office equip
mcnt, and a voluntary scheme Of
Of insurance. for all personal chat
tcls and furniture.
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BEVERLY HILLS. Calii.-AP-
British Actress Joan Manners, who
is under $500 bond pending depor-
tation proceedings. has been fined
SIS for Transporting passengers
without a permit. She pleaded
guilty. She first had been accused
OF falsely collecting money from
persons whom she picked up for
rides in her automobile, telling
them il was for British war relief.
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ALEXANDER. Conductor. Thurs, De
ADV. 1911
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-11

LANSING APP The Michigan
supreme coV't--fiteesd&y brought
state law into line with federal de-
cisions. reversing its AZ year old
verdict that peaceful picketing was
Illegal Chief Justice Henry NJ
Butzel wrote that the right of
peaceful picketing has been up
held as an exercise Of the right OF
free speech by the highest court Of
the land.