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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05

krajkou;M Mrs. Gerecht, slanky;
Mrs. M. Smith, kimona; Mrs.
Oh. Sappe,S Slick Coffee Maker;
Penezn1 Diary: - Velko-Vy-
Dor j. G. D. $40 ma zakoupeni
vecl; Mr.. a Mrs. Frank Klecka
$40; Sbor Ctilada els. Is SIS;
Mr.. a Mrs. j. Stepan So; Mrs.
Pavlfk 81. Mrs. F. Week 81;
Sbor Jaromlra els. 20 J. G. d.
SIS.
= Dramaticky Odbor Sok.
Jedn. Blesk ma ukonceni diva
delhi sezony sehraje v nedeli,
dine IA. dubna "Preruseny sna-
tek', vesela zpevnf hra v ope-
retn1m ramci cd Rudy Nizkov-
skeho "a rezie sestry Martin
kove. Divadlo Akropolis v
Praze opakovalo tuto hru mno
hokrate pod titulem "Druha
zena Strecka Kropala". Jest
to povedena taskarice, pima O.
mylG a zamen zen, pima zdra-
veho hanackeho humoru a
protkana jest celou radon mad
hernych zpevu, take jsem 81
jist, re i u mas v Baltimore Sc
rozhodne Dude libiti. Upozor-
nu.ji re hra tato Sc opakovati
nebude a jest tedy ma nasi ces-
Ike verejnosti ably 81 tento vyjl-
mecny pozitek nenechalo uj1ti.
At uz jest tedy pocas1 jakeko-
liv, neplanujte ma tuto nedeli,
Ia. dubna nejake vyjizdky neb
cokoliv jineho, uz1jete toho "a
cele leto jeste dost a dost ale
ucinte 81 pro tuto nedeli Sc svy-
mi pTateli a znamymi dostave-
nfcko v Sokolovne a uvidite re
toho nebudete litovati. V hlav-
mich cfslech zpevnfch pTedsta-
vi Sc Yam znama dvojice man.
zel1 Martfnkovych a manzel1
MareSovych a Jim castecne
zpevem ale hlavne Tfznou pro-
sou statecne pTihrava strecek
Bouchacka sc svoji Marjankou
a celym ostatnlm enseblem.
Jednanf prve zakoncf strecek S
Marjankou:
Ma ten krasny cas-,
vzpomen 81 Zas jedenkrat
KIDD sc touhou chv6l,
lasku v srdci mel,
miloval rad!
Jednou vSechno nam
prchne nevis kan, zapadne,
v srdc1ch nasich vsak
a pc letech pax
vzpom1nka pTec zGStane.
Vstupne vzdor tomu, re vyda-
nj Sc zpevohrou jest znacne
vysS1, jest pro dospele 4Oc a
v6tsf dftky zoe. Vstupenky
jsou v predprodeji V techto OBJ
chodech: pf. Pelz, p. Hocky, p.
Cihlar, p. Zaoralek, pi. Pokor-
ma, p. Kaspar, p. RGzicka a VI
Sokolovne. j. Kaspar.
= Ceske Narodnf Sdruzenf
Odbocka Curtis Bay sehraje V
nedeli, 7. dubna We 3 bod. Cd
pol. V Sokolovne, 1927 Cherry
ul. veselohru "Osel je osel".
= Sokolsky Tabor Tyrs bu-
de otevren v nedeli, 5. kvetna.
Spolky, ktere hodlajf pofadati
vylety a zabavy v Tabore, O.
bratte Sc ma pTedsedu Tabor
skeho vyboru p. Karla Hrube-
Sc, 1913 N. Luzerne Ave.
- Sokolska Jednota, Phila-
delphia, Pa, Dude pofadati
Narodni Pies v ceskosloven-
skych krojfch v jejich Sokolov-
ne, 22O2 N. Marshall ul. So
botu, dine 6. dubna 8. P. M.
Krasne dekorace, Uni clenny
orchestr. Bude Sc tanciti take
Beseda. Vsichni pfatele z Bal
timore a Marylandu jsou zvani
ma tehto Piles. Budou tez ST.
decn6 v1tani.
K1zelkaTsky Krouzek
Zen Delnickeho Domu Dude
poTadati Zasterkovou Zabavu
v sobotu, 6. dubna v Delnic-
KEN Dome. Zacatek " 8. hodin
vecer. Hudba p. Jana Svitaka.
= VOLER.
= Presidentskou City-Wide
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05

ne zasterky, rucnfk a zinku S
krajkou Mrs. Gerecht, slanky ;
Mrs. M. Smith, kimona; Mrs.
Oh. Slick Coffee Maker;
Penezn1 Diary: - Velko-Vy-
Dor j. G. d. $40 ma zakoupeni
vec1; Mr.. a Mrs. Frank Klecka
$40; Sbor Ctilada els. Is SIS;
Mr.. a Mrs. j. Stepan So; Mrs.
Pavlfk ST.. Mrs. F. Week 81;
Jaromlra els. 20 j. G. D..
SIS.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Newsmon to Discuss
Sino-Joponese War

Frank Oliver, . Washington corre-
spondent for Reuters news agency,
who formerly was stationed in China,
tonight will discuss military CAM
paigns In the Sino-Japanese war, in
the sixth public lecture sponsored by
George Washington University and
the Washington group Of the Insti-
tute OF Pacific Relations.
He viii speak at 8:15 pm. in the
Hall OF Government, Twenty first
and G streets NV. The final lee
ture next Thursday will be given by
Owen baltimore of Johns Hopkins
University. He will discuss Man
churia, Mongolia and Chinese Turk
estan.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Juvenile Apparel, I,5Of
Was 81 and more

222 pieces including cotton wash
frocks in dark and light colors:
boys cotton wash suits in dark
colors and little girls cotton velve-
teen hat and muff sets in dark
colors. Sizes l to in group.
Al pieces Juvenile Apparel, in
cluding bright wool plaid jackets
and boys cotton suits in dark coll
ors. Broken sizes 3 to 6. Were
81 IS. Now S1.25
"a pieces, including pastel wool hel-
NETS and caps; toddlers' cotton
dresses In light colors. Sizes / to
3 in group. Were 5Sc and more.
265 pairs Cotton Anklets in pas
tells. Sizes ~ to 61a. Were 25c
pair. Now -15c, : pairs for ESQ
DOWN STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS AND JUVENILES.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
BY HENRY C. CASSIDY,

Associated Press Foreisn Correspondent.
PARIS, May 30.-A strange twist
IN the fortunes of war has taken two
of Frances finest generals in the
field and made one hero, the other
q scapegoat.
The hero is Gen. Georges Blanch-
ard, whose army fought a losing
battle against the Germans in
Flanders after King Leopold's sur
render of the Belgian forces.
The scapegoat is Gen. Andre
Corap, whose army was broken by
the Germans in the battle of the
Meuse May IS, opening France to
invasion and the German rush to
the English Channel.
Gen. Corap Hero Type.
These two are the first of the ac-
tive French commanders in the field
whose parts in the war have been
made public here. Berlin reports
also have told of German capture of
Gen. Henri Giraud0
I knew them both early in the
war when their armies were holding
sectors side by side on the Belgian
border.
Gen. Corap was more the hero
type.
Rotund in shape and bluff in
manner, he had his headquarters in
a hunting lodge in the Ardennes
Mountains decorated with scowing
boars' heads, spreading antlers. and
other trophies.
He talked volubly of his cam
paigns in Africa and his capture of
Abd-el-Krim in 1926 during the Riff
war.
Advised Against War.
II talked to ADD -el-Krim like a
child and told him a country like
his, which dated from yesterday,
should never try to make war
against a nation like France, which
dates back centuries" Gen Corap
said.
Some day you may be telling
Hitler the same thing" a young staff
officer interjected, and Gen. Corap
nodded.
Gen. Blanchard seemed more the
studious type.
Tall, dark, serious in manner, Gen.
Blanchard had his headquarters in
the schoolhouse of a northern in
dustrial town, with maps and docu-
ments spread across tables and on
walls.
He talked soberly of the compli-
Gated defenses of his sector with its
pillbox line and inundation zone.
Before the war Gen. Blanchard
Evening star., 1940-05-30
GumeIin's Suicide
And Execution of
Corop Reported
by the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, May 30.-Il Popolo
d'Italia's correspondent in
Bern, Switzerland, reported
briefly today that the former
French generalissimo, Maurice
Gustave Gamelin, is under
stood to have killed himself fol-
lowing definite instructions of
the French high commando
Gen. Andre Corap, who COM
manded the French 9Th Army,
which was overrun in the Ger
man break-through at Sedan,
the correspondent said, had
been executed.
Gen. Gamelin was removed
from command and replaced by
Gen. Maxine Weygand after
the Sedan disaster to the French
forces.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Mems Sports Shirts, 68e

lrreealars of shirts that yonld be 81 if Perfect
600 open-neck, short-sleeve, button front polo
shirts of cotton or rayon- -and-cotton. OF cotton
oxford cloth, hopsacking, meshes, herringbone
greens and white. Small, medium and large sizes
800 Mems Shirts Of white cotton broadcoth fancy
madras cotton prints in the collar style only
Nearly all Sanforized-shrunk Twill shrink than
1) Sizes IA to IT, 1rregulars of 81 sla5 shirts
1900 pairs Mems Manufacturer Sample HoseOf rayon-
and-cotton in regular and anket styles Blues greens,
white tans wines-stripes plaids Sizes 10 to ~.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Boys, Rugby Suits, SIS

Irreeulars of suits that ,Oonld be S295 if perfect
26 suits of white cotton gabardine consisting of
coat and one pair of shorts. Sizes
to 10.
s3 Boys Wool McGregor Swim Suits consisting Of trunks
that slide fasten shirts White and blue white and
maroon Last years style Sizes IL to Is. Were $2.o5
"a Boys Cotton Wool Spover Sweaters brown
blue. Sizes a. 36. Less than u
DOWN STAIRS SToRE.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Thin Man of Circus
Dies Of Heart Attack

By the Associated Press.
EASTON, Pa, May 30.-"Shadow''
Rogers, SO, 6-foot, 72-pound thin
man of the Ringing Bros. -Barnum
g. Bailey Circus, died of heart dis
ease here last night. He was stricken
on bus and treatments admin
istered by physician here were un-
successful.
He was reported to have been en-
route from Newark, N. j., to his
home in West Frankford, III.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Rev. (. R. FuIkerson
Dies in Colorado

CANON CITY, Colo, May 80 (R.
Rev. E. Robert Fulkerson, 81, for
mer United States Vice Consul at
Nagasaki, Japan, and president Of
a boys school there for 18 years,
died yesterday.
He was a field representative of
the National Board of Missions Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church for
Is wears.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Corap and Gen. Blanchard went
into action together.

InC0 acCI0n CUgeCner.
Gen. Corap's army swung along
the Meuse Valley, took the full blast
Of the German offensive and broke.
Premier Paul Reynaud announced
to the Chamber Of Deputies May 81
the complete disorganization" Of
Gen. Corap's forces.
Gen. Blanchards army marched
into Belgium, was ordered to re-
treat May Is and was cut OF by the
Germans.
Since then Gen. Corap has fallen
into the oblivion of defeated war
riors, and Gen. Blanchard has be-
come Frances first great hero Of the
war.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Dresses, s2.s'

Less than " brice-misses'
and ,r0men's sizes
60 of light and dark colored rayon
crepes-soiled and mussed-mostly
one Of q kind. Sizes IL to 20; So
to ~ and 1872 to 24la in group.
DOWN STAIRS STORE, DRESSES.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Gen. Blanchard Hero,
Corap Scapegoat Of
French Forces
Armies of Two Leaders
Went Into Action Against
Nuzis at Same Time

Henry C. Cassidy, 30-yedr-old
Bostoridn of the Paris bureau OF
the Associated Press, couered the
tDestern front last tall at the out
break OF the European ,Dar. He
gained a frst-hand knowledge
then OF the men directing the
Allied Forces and ,prites the fol-
lotDing story on the basis OF this
knotDledge.)
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Girls PIaysuits, IS
Were &c and .aosa

256 Of cotton seersucker, percale
or novelty cotton. Also in prints,
q few pairs of slacks and cotton
polo shirts in dark and light COL
ors. Broken sizes 8 to 16.
81 pieces Girls Apparel including
rayon and rayon-and-wool dresses
In dark colors; wool sweaters in
dark shades and printed rayon-
and-cotton skating jackets. Broken
sizes 3 to is. Were 81 and more.
Now
Down STAIRS STORE, GIRLS.
Evening star., 1940-05-30

had been director of the center for
high military studies, where he sue
ceeded Gen. Maxine Weygand, the
new Allied generalissimo.
Went Into Action Together.
When Germany invaded the Low
Countries May 10 the armies of Gen.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Juniors Dresses,'2 IS
We're S3.9S and tn0re

n ere JJ.yS and more
IS OF rayon in dark and light
colors. Broken sizes II to IT.
18 Junior Misses Rayon Crepe
Dresses-m mostly dark shades.
Broken sizes II to II. Less than
u price ---$1.75
33 Rayon and Rayon-and Wool
Dresses in light prints and dark
colors. Broken sizes IL to II. Were
S5.95 and more.
10 Tailored Rayon Dresses in dark
colors. Broken sizes II to II. Less
than u price CSC
Down STAIRS STORE, JUNIOR MISSES.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Misses Rayon Frocks, SIS

We're S395
IS in spun rayon and rayon French crepe Some
plain shades; but mostly prints in darker back
grounds. Sizes IA to 20.
20 Woolsndrayon Frocks for misses in blue and gray
Sizes IL to 49, Less than u price- 81
80 Washable Rayon Frocks in light and dark Backgrounds
Also some plain rayon crepes that are not washable
Sizes IA to A. Were $3.95. Now------- s. so
DOWN STAIRS STORE INEXPENSIVE DRESSES
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Cotton Housecoats
and Robes, 'I''o

Manufacturers seconds OF
h0usecoafs that W0nld be
S2.95 if perfect
a Of cotton seersucker or terry
cloth. Many one-of-a-kind styles.
Sizes II to 20 in group.
146 Cotton Batiste Gowns with
dainty flower designs. Sizes "a
to 40 in group. At savings -6Sc
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Chiffon Hose, S.
2 pairs 81

Slightly irregular
500 pairs women's three-thread
chiffon weight silk hose with cotton
Isle tops and reinforced soles In
sun tan and beige shades. Sizes
S12 to 1917.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Elastic CirdIes, S.

Elastic CirdIes, S.
7 for 81
Manufacturers seconds OF
hieher.priced eirdles
100 pantie and four-garter style
girdles Of cotton-and-rayon COM
bined with elastic to stretch two
ways. In tearose and white: small,
medium and large sizes.
Down STAIRS STORE.
White Handbags, So
Priced lo,c for savings, in.
cludine some irreauiars that
would be 81 if perfect.
800 in several different simulated
leather grains-frogskin, "pigtex."
alligator.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-05-30

Girls and Misses
Sports Oxfords, SIS
Were S3.95
81 pairs natural, white and tan
elk shoes some with crepe rubber
soles. Sizes to 8 in group.
110 pairs Boys and Girls School
Shoes, including q few patent
leather straps, but mostly calf and
elk oxfords. Brown, black. Sizes
10 to 3 in group. Were $2.95 and
more. NOW -------------,-$1.50
Down STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1940-05-30
Misses, Women,s Shoes. eZ.s:

Stacks Sets, 'l
Manufacturers samples made to sell
for much more
120 Of cotton herringbone and twills that are
Sanforized-shrunk Twill not shrink more
than 1%) and of rayon-and cotton hop
sacking. Light and dark colors in the group
of sizes from IL to 18.
113 Bathing Suits Of rayon satin woven with "1astex"
yarn-maillots and half-skirted suits included In
soft prints and black. aqua, chartreuse purple
and white. Sizes - to SO. Last years styles were
S295. $1.45
40 Sports Dresses and Suits of washable rayon prints
in gay colorngs. Two-piece rayon bengaline bolero
suits also in black and navy. Sizes IL to 10. Were
$2.95 and $685. s1s5
70 Blouses and Sweaters including light pastel rayon
crepe and satin bouses and tailored Shirts and
cotton-and-rayon chenille and wool slpon and car
digan sweaters. Were 81 and more Now--5oc
Down STAIRS STORE, SPORTSMAN.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10
HAWA||ANS WILL
FIGHT SAB0TEURS
BONA FlOE CITIZENS TO
y COPE WITH DEFENSE
EMERGENCY

Honolulu. Sept. 10-AP-A grow
Ing force OF bona fide" American
citizens is being quietly trained
here to cope with saboteurs in any
defense emergency.
The Honolulu police. working
with the Federal Bureau OF Inves-
tigation, is presently training 1000
citizens to patrol essential utili-
ties and industries and prevent
sabotage. thus leaving armed
forces free to battle any attacker.
Industries and utilities princi-
pally affected are water. telephone.
radio, power. plantation mills and
diaries.
The school for the select" 1000
has been going on for some weeks.
Police Chief William A. Gabrielson
revealed When the first 1000 are
sufficiently trained, they will be re-
placed with other loyal groups.
he said
Such civilian groups are part OF
wartime control plan which in
cludes anti-espionage. rigid mill
tary censorship. military policing
and the barring of aliens from de-
Tense plants vital to this Pacific
stronghold
Plans. operative here. call for the
control OF civilian minorities-Ha-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10
LILLE RELIEF

CONSUMPTION takes only the best.
the physically fit As relief
measure Il has little value FEEDER
al agencies estimate that relief
rolls will be decreased only about
8 per cent
Works Projects Administration
statisticans estimate WPA rolls
will lose no more than 8 per cent;
the Civilian Conservation Corps
places its probable reduction at
10 per cent and the National Youth
Administration predicts about 8
per cent Of its employees will go to
the army.
The CCC has on its rolls approx
imstsly 100000 boys and the NYA
264,000 boys and girls between
the ages Of IS and "a
The CCC- estimates that only
5000 actually will be called under
the act as passed by the Senate.
Nearly all CCC enrollees have
dependents.
Apparently. the NYA will be
least affected, having only about
$4,000 enrollees over 81.
At the World War draft rate,
OF 81 per cent disqualification for
physical unfitness. $4,000 young
men remain eligible for selective
service in the NYA.
WPA. largest OF the Work
Relief agencies. finds It difficult
to compute the number Of workers
who might be called into service.
Last survey OF wPA age distri-
button was made in February,
1889, when approximately 1000.
500 were on the rolls. Then sp-
proximately 25 per cent OF the
men employed with and without
dependents-were in the 20-29
sge bracket.
Nine per cent OF these men had
no dependents. Now there are
approximately 100000 WPA en-
ployes Assuming the percentages
Etill apply. the maximum for
draftees from the rolls will be
S2.371.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10

wall has 10000 aliens out OF a
100000 population-by. first, the
army, navy and marines; and sec
ondly. by the Federal Bureau Of
Investigation, combined with
large police force, reserve officers.
the national guard. and more inn
portant, by thousands of anti.sabot-
age workers
Militarists say In time OF attack
the army presumably will be busy
pouring lead into the enemy. Other
agencies, therefore, must function
10 suppress the enemy from
within"
This enemy from within" is not
an imaginary proposition In Ha-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10

Haines.
1890 News and dancing until
close.
MBs chain-5;i5- Meet Mr..
Morgan
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7:30-Ned Jordan. Secret Agent.
Wednesday
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WEAFNBC-3 =. Backstake
Wife. drama.
s:00-Fred Warnings Orchestra.
CHS Chain--i:SO p. Concert
Orchestra.
7:30-Dr. Christian.
9:00-Glenn Miller's Orchestra.
WJZ-NBC-2:30 D M JOINS
Other Wife. sketch:
6:15-Mr Keen
MBs chain-2:15 p. m.-Radio
Rubes:
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Berlin. s.O0-E D. Ward. English
talk. JZJ Tokyo. 70 80 a. m Eng
lish talk Rvss Moscow, 3 a. NJ
English period
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10

Of two months Miller's grand.
father. who was rs. was killed BY
a blast from a shotgun as he sat in
the living room Of his farm home
on September s. 1885. The case
was never solved although a rusty
shotgun was found next day in a
nearby field and was looked upon
as an important clue.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10
NEW TREATIES

Great Britain. Australia and the
United States in discussing ways
OF more active cooperation for
sta bilizstion OF the Far Eastern
situation should arrive at an
agreement for cooperation be-
tween the United States and Aus
tralia which will be to the advant-
age OF both.
The plan was encouraged BY our
gift of so destroyers in return
for leases on eight new air and
naval bases; II may or may not
be significant that while these
conversations are progressing the
United States signs Cancellation
treaties with Great Britain, Aus
ralia and Canada. The treaties re-
place an old one with the entire
British empire. They pledge the
signatories to submit all differ
ences to arbitration II they cannot.
be settled by regular diplomatic
means
When the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
trade was announced, the British
am bassador, Lord Lothian, and
Australian minister Richard Casey
conferred. with SecretaIyEof State
Cordell Hull The following day
Hull issued two formal statements
warning Japan that this govern
ment was keeping a close watch
on Japanese moves in Eastern
Asia.
On the same day the British
minister in Tokyo. Sir Robert Graf
gle, made formal representations
TO the japanese foreign office over
reports that Japan had issued an
ultimatum to French Indo-China
authorities. demanding the right
10 transport troops through Indo-
China and to use its ports as
military bases. Craigie also
reminded Japan that Britain has
a deep interest in the maintenance
OF the status quo in the Pacific.
Hull had said that a japanese in
vasion OF Indo-China would have
an unfortunate effect on public
opinion In this country.
Hull. questioned at his press
conference regarding his CONVEX
sations with Lothian and Casey.
said they were Of a general nature,
including a full exchange of views
and information on subjects Of
interest 70 all three countries. He
sold the conversations concerned
no offers. no requests, and no de-
cisions.
He admitted that the Far
Eastern situation had been dis
cussed. but carefully avoided
either confirmation or denial In
answering question whether
possible use Of the British naval
base at Singapore. Straits Settle
ments. by the L. s. navy had been
discussed
Both Britain and Australia long
have been seriously concerned
over the southwark march OF
Japan on the Asiatic mainland.
This was reflected in the huge
Australian armament purchases
here lasl year and early this year
The bulk OF these purchases
were airplanes the total value was
nearly $2O.000,O00 It is reliably
reported that, Notwithstanding
the war efforts made by Australia
10 assist Britain in Europe, most
OF the planes were shipped 10
Australia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10
HUSBAND DISAPPEARS

Detroit. Sept. lO-INS- The dis
appearance OF Fred Jackie" Mill
er, 81 year old grandson OF wealthy
Alonzo Elliott-aged Plymouth e.
cluse farmer who was murdered
four years ago-was reported 10
police Sunday night by his bride
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10
WOULD ENLARGE GUARD

Detroit. Sept 1O-INS-A reor-
ganization program, seeking to en-
large the Michigan National Guard
by creating a new motorized regi.
ment by converting an existing
regiment into heavier artillery and
consolidating all three Michigan
regiments into brigade. Is near
ing completion, 1t was reported to-
IL.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Mrs. R., St. Louis, Mo.-"Please
write an article on diseases of the
tongue. | have had a singing,
burning sensation on my tongue
for a year. ! know it is the result
Of an old irritation"
Answer - Burning, singing
tongue is much more likely to be
the result Of arrangements of the
blood-anemia-or poor nutrition
than local irritation. The use of
liver, potatoes, whole wheat bread
and fresh fruits helps, as we'll as
attention to any bad teeth or snags
in the mouth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10

G a r loDean Wa
terfront and as
far south as
British Guiana, .
at the extreme
bulge Of the
S outh Ameri-
can east coast
into the ocean.
Some say that
our transfer Of
the so destroy
ers to Britain
was an act Of
war a gainst
Germany. Still
m ore contend
that. ANYWAY.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10

waii. which harbors aliens from the
world over. Each incoming vessel
brings them from half a dozen
countries.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-10
One-Mlnute Test

One-Mlnute Test
1. What country in South
America is most densely popu-
lated7
2 Which president OF the Unit
ed States was elected unani-
mously7
8 Who selects the letters Of
radio stations In the United
States7
Hints on Etiquette
The tissue paper that comes
with engraved invitations should