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be given by D. NJ. Silkworth. CO.
chairman. In behalf OF the Fund
directors ]. Lester Miller, presi-
dent, will speak.
Heading the list of prizes to be
presented during the evening is
the new D. W. Silkworth industr-
ial trophy which will be given to
the factory with the largest con-
tributicn. In addition four merit
awards suitable for framing are
TO be given to factories with the
next largest solicitation The merit
awards include one to the factory
with the highest total in dollars
and cents, the factory showing the
greatest percentage OF increase
over last year. the factory show
ing the greatest percentage of en-
ployes participating and the fac
tory producing the highest per
capita amount for personnel, ex-
elusive of the corporation.
Other awards include the D. B.
South cup which will be given to
the division with the highest
amount and tin cup TO be pres
ented to the group with the lowest
contribution.
Personal prizes are to be offer
ed to the team of six making the
best record in the women's diyi-
sion and to the six highest score
Of the mems group. Special gifts
committee workers of 25 headed
by o. J. Cleary and Leroy Bush
will receive gift recognition. This
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Rally Starts Homecoming
Events at Normal College

duced one Of the co-chalrman OF
each Homecoming assembly. who
explained bis part in making the
coming week end success.
Charles Bedard. freshman cheer
leader. led a new school yell which
proved 70 be very popular with
the ssIdents
The theater rush committee Co
chairmen are Miss Helen Flnkbeln.
or and Harold Chamberlain. NJ.
Chamberlain announced that the
f'rrntv for the rush have been pur-
chased and, VIII be distributed az
The doors II Peasc Auditorium az.
ter the pep meeting Friday eve.
ming.
Miss Elizabeth Walker and John
Shoemaker are the co.chalrmen "
The pins and emblems committee
and the latter explained that Home
coming was primarily financed by
the sale ~ pins. They are green
colored Indian heads with the name
iIurors painted on them and were
gO'7f T-rFT rfTr FIJI My
Tho alumni comn ftee headed
by Miss Maxine Addy and Roy
Lawrence has souf copies of the
Normal News 20 many alumni Mr.
Lawrence pointed out that although
The comui'foo has worked ~ get In
touch with the alumni n was an
lmpos Die task 20 got 20 them all
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L. S. Completes Draft Lottery
Seventeen Hours, Thirty
Three Minutes Needed
For Drawings
CALL TO C0L0RS ORDER
DECIDED BY NUMBERS
Eight Hundred Thousand to
be in Training by
Next June

CIV International N~ws Scrviee)
Washington. Oct. so ms -
The national draft lottery in
Washington ended at $50 a. NJ.
today. marking com pletion OF an
other and perhaps the most dram
attic step in the United States
ever-quickening program to build
an army big enough TO repel any
possible thrust OF Europe's die
tators against the Western Hem
isphere. The last number drawn
was 2114
The lottery. which started at
12:17 p. m. Tuesday and dragged
through II hours and SO minutes.
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Sabotage Probe Started,
Stubborn Blaze Brought
Under Control at 6 a. m.
DR.. Tape Named New Head
Of College at Marquette
Will Assume Duties at
Northern State First
of December

DR.. Henry \ Tape principal OF
Lincoln Consolidated school FOR
the rast17 wears win ASSUME bis
uO" u"''es as '''''''''' '' MOI '"'
ern state Teachers College, Mar
quette. December Dr. Tape was
named IN tho ooet Tuesday .ftor.
- 80, go. - ~. 80.
NV" W '''7 '''''' " az 90 '-""' 81
ton.
He succeeds the late Dr. Web.
ster H. Pcarce. DR. pearce was a
former Normal Collcae graduate
and later served as associate pro-
fessor in mathematics at the Nor.
NAL from 1909 TO 1915
In commentine on Or Tapes
appointment. Dr. Eugone y. III.
lott superintendent Of public in
struction, said tn sday that DIR.
Tape has worked out one Of the
best Misunderstanding courses in
Michigan. Besides being principal
at Lincoln. a Laboratory" sch oil
for teacher training IN connection
with the Normal College, he is
associate director OF training and
professor of education AT the col.
lege.
He holds a masters degree from
the University of Michigan and a
doctors degree from Columbia
University.
IL 4. .fsgf4.,o1 ,tf.k bkt n.t..
Kappa. Kappa Delta Pi. Is a mem.
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Chief of Staff Summons
Army Board Of
Inquiry
VALUABLE DOCUMENTS
FEARED TO BE LOST
Few Duplicate Codes in
Existence; Loss May
be Serious

CRy Internaiouil vows Serv'ce)
Washington. oct. 80 ms A
mysterious. early morning fire
which swept the vital signal corps
wing Of the war department build.
ing, today resulted in Gen. George
c. Marshall, chief OF staff. con.
vening special army board of
inquiry 10 investigate all angles
including the possibility Of sa-
botage.'
Gen. Marshall, who rushed to
the scene OF the fire when II was
discovered at 05 a. m. IF. S. IT,.
said he feared many irreplaceable
and valuable documents in the de-
partment's code room had been
destroyed or damaged by smoke
and water.
The spectacular blaze. battled
by 81 Washington fire companies
for more than two hours. was
brought under control at a. III.
Guards Called
The entire area surrounding the
sprawling building-erected dur
ing hectic World War days as
temporary structure-was posted
with 500 soldier-guarGs rushed
from nearby army posts in Nir-
ginia when the fire was discovered.
Pending a more complete in
spection OF the code room. located
on the third floor OF the four.
story building. Marshall said
available reports indicate that the
key chamber had not been COM
pletely destroyed.
An adjacent radio transmitting
station. operated by the signal
| corps. was undoubtedly damaged
by water and smoke. but probably
not by fire. Marshall said.
SummonlnK his highest aids
! out Of bed and to his private OF.
flee. Marshall announced he would
Immediately convene special
army board OF inquiry 10 probe
the mysterious blaze.
we are hoping our valuabls
records in the code room are not
destroyed. Marshall said. III
they were It will be most untortu-
nate"
He indicated that duplicate
copies are in the departments pos
session only for a small portion Of
the records.
Army officers who followed Mar.
shall to the fire declared that tho
codes and other irreplacable mat.
ter in the burning building were
so confidential that not even tho
building guards could be allowed
TO enter the blazing structure in
an effort 10 bring them out.
BY the time the troops from
nearby Virginia began laundering
in in speeding army trucks nearly
1000 persons lined historic Con-
stitution Avenue. on which the
war and navy departments stand.
West OF the war department
the Lincoln Memorial architec-
tural .splendor OF the world
thrown into sharp relief against
the Pickering waters II the Poto-
mac Rive by the blaze. Across the
avenue, the cleaning marble
structures of the American
Union. Federal Reserve and T. s.
Public Health Service buildings
took on an unearthly glow
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SITE CHANGED ON
CITIZENSHIP DAY
PAGEANT PARADE ABANDONED
WITH DECISION TO
USE SCHOOL

A change ~ site Tor the ac'ivi-
ties % the Wa htenaw County
American Citizenship Dav program
Nov 10 was announced today by
+. II chapelle, county program
chairman
Previously scheduled FOR he
Ycst Field House. d program VIII
be given instead AZ the Ann Ar5or
High School auditorium Nav 10.
Along with the site change. the
cnmmittee In charee fhoueht it
advisable 10 di continue The pag.
eant-parade. To replace It,
dramatization by the Roosevelt
school on me phase Of citizen
ship is planned. a program. a2-
propriate 10 the occasion. VIII be
given also by the Boy Scout. stu
dent Fraternity Of the University
Of Michigan.
a accommodation was made
Tuesday night by the county exc
cutive committee meeting ~ Ann
Arbor 20 Mr. Chapelle. that the
program convene az 3 D. N. in
stead OF as planned No action
had been taken on the proeram
time change today but 10 was ex-
frs-.-.f.....4 -.. De- as.N
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Scouting Values Outlined
in Talks Given During
Ceremonies


First Ypsilanti district Boy
Scout Court OF Honor for the fall
season was conducted Tuesday eto-
ming in Ypsilanti High School audi
forum. For the program, interest
ing talks on camping experiences
were given by several Of the boys.
Walter MacPeek. Scout eXecu-
tive, pyefaced the remarks OF the
boys by telling OF scouting and
camping. Roger Smith told Of the
summer az Camp .Newkirk. Frank
Whitehouse. the Mackinac Island
Trip: Ben VandenBelt. Jr. an adj
venture camp; and Scouts Jack
Robertson. Elmer Robertson. Lynn
McAllister Lyman Tower and Don
aid Holaway. OF the Baptist
! Church tFeep- -tald stems of interest
from their troop camping exper-
fence.
Prof. Paul b. Samson was chair
man OF the court which was open
ed with a bugle call by Philip
Stokes. The color guard from
Troop . performed and the pledge
OF allegiance to the flag was lei
by Robert Hendrickson: the Scout
oath by George Gaudy. and the
Scout law by Sidney Stokes.
Roosevelt troop awards were pre-
scented by John Duguid. Junior
Chamber Of Commerce troop by
Kenneth Wingrove; Harriet Paul
Tf..s Efv+aufe Troon 4 "
Steimle. Plat, Glenn b Ridenour
and Baptist Church by Gerald Full
ford
The presentation OF the Covered
Wagon award for troop participa-
ton in the court Of honor was made
by Harold Price, assistant e.ecu.
tive, to Troop u aud Troop >.
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Missionary Secretary
to Meet With BaptiStS

Rev. John W. Thomas, New York
City, one of the secretaries OF the
Home Missionary Society of the
Baptist Church, will meet officers
and members Of the local mission
AIRY societies at the First Baptist
parsonage Thursday afternoon at
2:30. 1t is possible that Rev. Tho.
mas will stay over for the mid
week service in the evening at the
church. Details OF Rev Thomas
visit were arranged Tuesday night
at the Deacons meeting at the
Baptist parsonage.
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TO FACE TRIAL

Port Huron, oct 30 Earl How
ard Drum. 20. former Algonac farm
hand, stood mute Tuesday when ar.
raigned before Circuit Judge Laurie
o. Teller on second degree slay.
ing charge In the killing In 1898
OF Augustus w. Roll. Algonac re.
cluse Drum was declared sane
by State Hospital Commission
psychiatrists Tuesday.
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group began the drive by advanc-
ed solicitation among the factories
Prizes will be presented by Mr..
seamans, Mr.. Miller and Paul I'm
grodt, secretary OF the Board of
Commerce.
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PAGE S. - ulu DtlN Will De printed
daily until all from this district
have been published.
told waiting nation In what or
der 100000 American men will
be called to the colors by next
June.
But even though It dragged
through the night. the drawing,
in which a total of 5000 umbers
were picked, ended sooner than
had been believed possible at a
late hour Tuesday.
Then, because OF delays and
slowness in drawing the numbers,
it was estimated that it might run
until 7 or o'clock this morning.
However, the drawing was speed
ed up in the early hours before
dawn today and the time was cut.
But 1t still required nearly IS
hours. The time compares TO the
II hours that it took for the first
World War lottery back In 1917.
Exactly S,994 mum ers were
drawn IN the lottery. Although 1t
was planned to draw 5000 num-
bers, numbers were found TO be
missing when the lottery was over.
The entire list Of numbers will
now be checked and the missing
numbers will be added to the bot
tom of the list.
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District Boy Scout Court
Of Honor Conducted Here

John Savage. Scoutmaster from
Belleyille, and ten Scouts were in.
troduced by District Commission.
er Norris Wiltso. They invited
Ypslanti Scouts to attend their
next court of honor In Beleville.
Mr.. Wiltse talked about the
valve of the outing part of Scout.
ing and what the Scouting exper-
fence can do toward training boys
to become better citizens.
In closcing Scouts were led in
So BOY scnI,rs Pc
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Alumni Will be Welcomed
by Students; Theater
Rush, Games Planned

Homecoming activities At the
Michigan State Normal College
we're opened by alLcoliege as
sembly and pep-Gally Tuesday in
Pease Auditorium
James Dau. co-chairman OF the
assembly committee wlth Helen
Holleran. was chairman and intro
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SENTENCED FOR sTAeBlNe

Saginaw. Oct. soap Cassie
Cannons. %, was sentenced Tues.
day by Circuit Judge James f.
O'Nelll TO the Detroit House o.
Correction for 71a to % years for
the fatal stabbing OF Edward Gully.
%, ten days ago.
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ONE DEAD, FIVE
HURT IN TRAFFIC
JOHN c. GREGORY LOSES LIFE
WHEN CAR CRASHES
AGAINST TREE

One man was killed and five
other persons were injured IN
traffic crashes in this area Tues
day.
Killed: John c. Gregory, So.
1880 Tyler Rd
Injured: Oscar Frede, 81, Ann
Arbor; Mrs. Forest Youngs.
Route I; Mrs. Mollie Mcbride,
Mrs. Beatrice Mcbride. and Mrs.
Helen Campbell. all OF Plymouth.
Mr.. Gregory met instant death
when he was thrown through
the top Of his coach as It struck
tree on Chase al MortonTaylor
Rds. Tuesday evening.
He had been driving through
fog and rain, and apparently in
tended to make a left turn when
his car struck a culvert and then
the tree. Mr.. Gregory lived with
his wife and grandson at the Glib
Avery farm where they cared for
Mr.. Avery. The remains were
taken 10 the Wayne County NOR
quo where a routine post norton
was conducted this morning.
Injured In Collision
Mrs. Forest Youngs. K. +. D. !,
this city. received an injured back
and neck when the car in which
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S3hq.Oas PLEDGED

Detroit, oct. 30 -AP-The first
day Of Detroits annual Commun-
fly Fund drive brought In 1859, 0ss.
directors reported Last year E
campaign raised $2.325,000.
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Rites TODAY

Flint, oct 30 Services we're 70
be conducted today for Or Her.
man G. Rosenblum IS. prominent
Flint physician who died Of a heart
attack.
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CHILD KILLED

Detroit, oct. 80 -AP 49, Robert
Ego. 10 years old, fell from his
bicycle into the path OF a heavy
nnck MONDAY and was Killed.
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Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Thursday;
Fair, Warmer

SOFIA, Bulgaria - Up - A
friendly conversation" between
the Italian and Turkish ministers
here was reported today and was
regarded in diplomatic quarters
as further evidence OF Turkeys
desire to stay out of the Italian
Greek war.
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Fund Drive Closes Tonight
viii eliminate With Turkey Dinner For Workers
Interested Residents in Huron Hotel;
Reports VIII be Presented

Ypsianu Community Fund drive will eliminate tonight at $50
dinner the Huron Hotel
public
estimated at 70. Turkey will be served.
Final special solicitations will
by l. general co-chaiman. Reeogniion
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Continued on Page SIX

RUMMAGE SALE ST. Luke's
Church House. Fri. and Sat.
Adv. l03lS.
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Draft Numbers

Additional numbers as drawn in
Washington may be found today On
page 3. Numbers will be printed
daily until all from this district
have been published.
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CHUNGKING, China ms -
japanese forces in China's Kwansi
province are in full retreat" and
Chinese troops have recaptured
bungalow, southwest OF Manning.
1t was reported in Chungking to-
day. A number of other towns
also were reported captured by
the Chinese, while japanese for
ces, 1t was claimed, withdrew into
Indo-Chinese territory.
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WASHINGTON -AP The
agriculture department acted to-
day to encourage Central and
South American countries 10 pro-
duce crops that complement those
OF the United States, particularly
rubber.
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HELSINKI. Finland - UP -
Baron Carl Gustaf Emil Manner
helm, 10. leader Of the Finnish
army in the war against Russia,
was seriously i'll today Of gastric
ulcers.
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EN- ROUTE WITH PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT --AP- Bidding for
the "a electoral votes OF Massachu-
sets and Connecticut, President
Roosevelt took TO the campaigning
road again today for a train ana
motorcade invasion IF lower New
England, with the big program
item another major reelection
speech at the end OF the trail in
Boston tonieht.
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WASHINGTON - APP - The
first delivery on a formidable new
fiye-place fighter plane was an
nounced today by the army. The
craft is armed with two 81 mili-
meter cannon and also with mach
inc guns of beth so and 80 cali
Der.
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NAHANT. Mass. Up John
Roosevelt. The Presidents young
CT son. held draft No 1874 which
was drawn 729Sth early today.
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rubber.
CHUNGKING, China ms -
japanese forces in China's Kwansi
province are in full retreat" and
Chinese troops have recaptured
bungalow, southwest of Manning.
1t was reported in Chungking to-
day. A number of other towns
also were reported captured by
the Chinese, while japanese for
ces. 1t was claimed, withdrew into
Indo-Chinese territory.
CHUNGKING, China -INS-An
American-made Douglas transport
plane was shot down by japanese
warplanes and its American pilot
and eight passengers were killed,
It was announced today, Marking
the second incident OF its kind
within As hours, the attack cost
the life Of W. c. "Foxey' Kent, a
resident of Kentwood, La. who
was instantly killed when the
plane crashed under a hail of
japanese fire. 1t was said.
ABOARD WILLKIE TRAIN, EN-
ROUTE TO BALTIMORE -AP -
Accusing President Roosevelt of
"buck passing" and "boon-dog-
Cling neglect" of American de-
lenses, Wendell L. Willkie return
ed east today with the charge that
a third term would endanger pre-
paredness, and that democracy
itself may be lost"
LONDON 49, AP Hearings
opened today on three charges ac-
cusing Reynolds News, Sunday
newspaper organ of the Conserva-
tive party, of publishing uncer-
sored material.
LONDON -AP-Death Of Prin-
cess Eliza beth, SO, niece by mar
riage of the late Car Nicholas of
Russia, at Wilderness House,
Hampton Court Palace, was an.
nounced today.
WASHINGTON - AP - The
first delivery on a formidable new
five-place fighter plane was an
nounced today by the army. The
craft is armed with two 81 MILL
meter cannon and also with mach
inc guns of beth so and 80 cali
Der.
EN- ROUTE WITH PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT --AP- Bidding for
the "a electoral votes OF Massachu-
sets and Connecticut. President
Roosevelt took to the campaigning
road again today for a train ana
motorcade invasion IF lower New
England, with the big program
item another major reelection
speech at the end OF the trail in
Boston toniehi
BELGRADE, Yugoslayia--lNS -
Political circles at Athens are in
creasingly hopefcl for peaceful set
Element of the ltalo-Greek conflict,
according 70 reports to Belgrade
from the Greek capital today.
LONDON -INS-A new air raid
alarm. the clty's 2s4th, sounded in
London early this afternoon. There
was no immediate aerial activity
over the capital
-LONpnN-INS-DastraetleH--ef-
the Italian heavy cruiser San Geor-
gio and arrival Of British warships
in Greek waters were reported to-
day in dispatches TO London from
the Balkan war zone.
LONDON-UP-A well informed
Balkan legation received reports
from It's government today that
German troops were moving down
the Danube River in barges from
the Bratislaya area OF Slovakia.
LONDON-UP British bombing
planes. combating bad weather,
bombed numerous targets in Ger
many. during the night including
some ln the J. Rim area. the air
ministry said today.
NAHANT. Mass Up John
Roosevelt The Presidents young
CT son. held draft No 1874 which
was drawn 729Sth early today.
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BELGRADE. Yugoslayia-lNS -
Political circles at Athens are in
creasingly hopef-l for peaceful set
Element of the ltalo-Greek conflict.
according 70 reports to Belgrade
from the Greek capital today.
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LONDON -AP-Death Of Prin-
cess Elizabet SO, niece by mar
riage Of the late Car Nicholas of
Russia. at Wilderness House,
Hampton Court Palace, was an.
nounced today.
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BUCHAREST ms SAT- Tan
rior, Turkish minister TO Rumania.
has assured Premier Ion Anton
escu that Turkey will maintain a
status OF benevolent neutrality"
toward Greece in the latter's con
flict with Italy. it was revealed
today.
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LONDON -lNS-A new air raid
alarm. the city's 2s4th, sounded in
London early this afternoon. There
was no immediate aerial activity
over the capital.
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-LONpON@4NS--DastraetIeH-sf
the Italian heavy cruiser San Geor.
gio and arrival Of British warships
In Greek waters were reported to-
day in dispatches TO London from
the Balkan war zone.
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LONDON 49, AP Hearings
opened today on three charges ac-
cusing Reynolds News, Sunday
newspaper organ of the Conserva-
tive party, of publishing uncen-
eored material.
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KEY WEST, Fla. -AP- Naval
officials here remained silent to-
day as to the whereabouts OF five
destroyers of the Key West neu-
trality patrol and a seaplane ten
der which sailed under sealed or
ders from this point at the south
ermost tip Of the Florida PENN
sula.
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PHILADELPHIA up - Mrs.
Connie Mack, Jr., daughterin-law
OF the Grand Old Man" OF base
ball, was reported doing fine
at Lankenau Hospital today after
giving birth to a son.
LONDON up - German air
planes were reported attacking in
the Midlands today after a quiet
morning during which London had
but one air raid alarm and no
bombs. Night raiders had made a
series Of widespread but seeming
ly half.hearted attacks over wide
areas.
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LONDON-UP British bombing
planes. combating bad weather.
bombed numerous targets IN Ger
many. during the night including
some in the J. Rim area. the air
ministry said today.
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ABOARD WILLKIE TRAIN, EN-
ROUTE TO BALTIMORE -AP -
Accusing President Roosevelt of
buck passing" and boon-dos-
Cling neglect" of American de-
lenses, Wendell /. Willkie return
ed east today with the charge that
a third term would endanger pre-
paredness, and that democracy
itself may be lost.
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LONDON-UP-A we'll informed
Balkan legation received reports
from It's government today that
German troops were moving down
the Danube River in barges from
the Bratislaya area Of Slovakis.
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Sc BOZ sCOUTs Page 9
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(see RALLY, Page D
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OF CRETE, DEFENDED BY BRITISH NAV

CONTINUED on Page SIX
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Injured In Collision

Mrs. Forest Youngs. r. =. d. !.
this city. received an injured back
and neck when the car in which