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Evening star., 1941-10-27
Hospital Meeting Postponed

A meeting of the Prince Georges
County Hospital Guild. scheduled for
tonight. has been postponed until 8
pm. Wednesday. Mrs. Betty Tay-
man announced today. The post
ponement was ordered to avoid
conflict with a county community
chest dinner. The guild will meet
in the Bladensburg fire house.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Illustrated Tulk

Mrs. John Shower of the Arlington
tuberculosis Association will give an
Illustrated talk at meeting of the
Woodlawn School and Home League,
Sixteenth and Buchanan streets
north, Arlington, Va, at 8 pm. to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Toll in Previous Months.

Totals to date --- So IA
In October, Beware OF:
l. The hours between mid
night and 2 am. Three persons
were killed within this tWo-hour
period in October last year.
2. Crossing a street at some
point other than a crosswalk.
Two pedestrians met death in
October, 1910, while doing this.
One of the two ran out from
between parked cars.
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ONE FOR THE
MONEY
., LOUISE HolND

Continued From Page Eight
and the polo playing ycuthsf
Seated stiffly about the draw
ing room were . dozen per
sons. ren and women Of mid
die age or older.
The men wore informal summer
white. the women neat creations
which might. by a large stretch
Of the imagination, be described
as cocktail gowns. Long skirts,
decorous neck lines and sleeve
lengths Diamonds sparkled on
flabby hands, fabulous pearls sur
rounded scrawny or overly plump
necks.
The men rose as II motivsted
by single spring. Mrs. spats
purred, Julie, my dear and
advanced to meet her. Kennedy's
bright little eyes dsrted about the
room, proudly noting the stunned
reaction TO his find His darling
eyes returned TO Julie and re-
manned there, possessvely.
As Mrs. Spate led her around
the circle, Julie deliberately
turned on her charm. She
said the correct things, softly
demnrely. The creased wrin-
kles about kennedy's mouth
became set with prideful and
proprietary smiling.
Observing his Cheshire-eat sx-
preston, Julie was family Hr-
tsted. After all, she WAS not 4
canary and he hadn't swallowed
her yet.
When the presentation had como
to a triumphant end. julie stood
surrounded by aging males with
ponderous levity they engaged her
in small talk. She twinkled and
sparkled and they laughed gaily
at her slightest effort toward wit.
She called each gentleman by
name and they were immensely
flattered.
The women were interested On
lockers, interested If a bit narrow
eyed and speculative.
They appraised her gown with
out comment, they regarded her
shmne@, her petal smooth skin
and shining hair with thinly yelled
envy. They were not unmindful
of Kennedys devouring gaze.
One OF the gentlemen In the
group about her was familiar
10 Julie. Once, more than
year ago, she had manicured
his nails. She had been forced
10 cool his ardor and he had
never returned.
AS the very mild cocktails were
served he addressed her In a low
tone. Have I had the pleasure
of meeting you. Miss Patton I
have that delightful impression
but am unable TO place you"
Julie knew that both Kennedy
and his mother were listening to
the conversation, avidly awaiting
her reply. She shook her head.
I'm afraid not" she said. 1T
would have been nice"
He laughed and offered his arm
as the party filed TO the dining
room. Kennedy took the head Of
the table, Julie was seated at his
right. 1t was a proud position, but
her heart was not high.
Suppose this were Johnny's Ia
BILE, suppose she sat at his night
hand 1t was a dazzling SUPPOSE
ton, too dazzling She smiled INTO
the worshipful eyes of Kennedy
Spate.
ITO be continued.)
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WEDNESDAY

100 A. NJ.
KMO-News. TBS. Devo-
tons
XVI - Slngin Cowhand
TBS. March Time
iKOMO - Western Asri-
culture 7l5. Good
Morning
lKJR - serenade; 7l5
News
lKIRO-News 7;15 Farm
Forum,
1880 A. NJ.
KMo-News. 745, Trace
n Sale
KvI-News; 745. jan'
Powers
lKOMO Reveries 745
David Harum
lKJR-As a Man Think
eth. 745. Breakfast
Club.
IRO News as
Weather.
500 A. N.
lKMO - Wake Up snc
Live: s;15, Haven Of
Rest.
lKV1-kAte Smith; SIS
News.
iKOMO-Sam Hayes 8 rs
Musical Handy Man
kJR-Everymans Chapel
KIRO-Kats Smith.
$50 A. Nj.
Haven Of Rest.
s45. Chapel Chimes
lKVi-Helen Trent 6 45
Gal Sunday.
IKOMO-Victor Lindlshr
KJR-Fsrm and Home.
lKTRO-SeriAl
900 A. NJ.
lKMO-Nevs
XVI - Life Beautiful
915. Woman in White
KOMO-Julia Blake els
| BesS johnson.
KJR-Farr and Home
BIS. News
lKIFO-Serisl
$50 A. VI.
/ kNO - Helen Holden
9 -. I'll F1nd Nv Way
XVI - Happiness e45
/ Homemskerx
lKOMO-Eilen Randolph
/ AS. Or Kate
KJR-HeAlth Club, . IS
/ News
lKrRO-Serial
| 1000 A. VI.
lKMO-John 3 Hughes
/ lo:ls. Winger an Q
/ Alexander.
KVI-Blg Sister; Io:ls
| Aunt Jenny.
iKOMO-Light o. World
1o.I5. Mystery Man
,KJR-Ann Sterlins 10 Is
I Nsvt
Serisi
/ 1880 A. NJ.
* " Q - Garden Club
1915. hool OF Ar
XVI - Fletcher Wiley
lo;s5. Kste Hopkins
lkOMO - Nxlian Lady
70 IS Grimms Dsugh
iKJE-Nsvy Bsnc
KIRO-Commentstor.
IL: 100 A. VI.
KMO endly Ma bors
MS Orch
XVI - Martha Webster
HIS Sons Tressury
iKONO-A<sl,s- Storm
1Iis. Ma Fcrklnf.
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WORCESTERSHIRE TAX X
SIS Radio Parade
lKJR-OrgHn Concert. x
lEIRO-Heien Menksn.
$50 p. VI. <
xMO Skater Parker
sss. Captain MidniEht K
TX : Invitation 70
I Learning
lKOMO-Flbber McGee K
iKJR-Behlnd News. 5 IS
Music X
lXIRO-Lesrnins
500 p. VI. n
lKMO-Superman
iEVI-Glenn Miller Orch X
IKOMO-Bob Hope.
lEJR - Scandinavian Pc K
porter. els. News.
lKIRO-Glenn Miller. X
$3.50 p. Nj. x
lRMO-John B Hughes
e45. Batter Up K
lKVI-Fashions In song
645. Elmer DAVIS
lKOMO-College HumoT. X
lKJR-Question Bee.
KIRO-This Thing Call X
eo Love.
700 p. NJ. n
lKMO-Stuoio; ! is. News K
XVI - Amos n Andy
Tbs. LAnny Ross X
lKCMO-FTed Waring
X J r 49, Grand Central
Station K
KIRO-Serial.
1880 p. NJ. n
lKMO - Wythe williams K
74S. Orrin Tucker.
lKV1-Missing Heirs *
KOMO-Johnny Presents
lKJR-Studio. X
KIRO-Missins Heirs
500 p. NJ. *
X MO - Campus Work
KVi"ws. the People
lKOMO-s05. Glen Gray *
KJR - Easy Aces. 8 is
Serenade. TX
iKIRo-we. the People.
$50 p. NJ. *
sKMo-Debut Time.
.kVI-Hollywood X
lKOMO-Battle Of Sexes
KJR-Dance Music. X
KIRo-Hollywood.
900 p. NJ. II
|KMo-News: BIS. Orch X
XVI Paul Sullivan.
News X
.KOMO-Emergency Man
agement: Dos. orch. y
iKJR-Dance Music. n
KIRO-News Review. =
$3.50 p. Nj.
MO NANNY Prseser \
Orchestra.
XVI - Bill Henry; e45
News x
KOMO-Batitude Zero.
KJR-News. Gas. Orch +
KIRO-Bill Henry
1000 p. NJ. <
KMO-Haven OF Rest
KVI-Song Time. lo:l5, Y,
Nightcap Yarns. Y
X MO - News, lo.l5,
Navy Talk. U
KJR-Hotel Orchestra. n
- Songs. l0:l5
News Roundup. K
1880 p. NJ. x
KMO- Freddy Martin Or X
KvI-World Today.
KOMO - Skinnay Ennis x,
Orch.
KJR-Palace Hotel. tx
KIRO - News Roundup.
lo:4S. Weather. Z
100 p. NJ.
TX MO - Leighton Noble Z
Orchestra ="
XVI - Columbia Master Y
works. -
.KOMO-Hotel Orchestra
X J r - Fishing News y
1905. Music. n
KIRO-Kenneth Stevens
1880 p. NJ. X
.KMO-Henry King Orch
'KVI-Manny Strand Or X
.KOMO-Dance Music.
KJR-Orch.. II as, Organ 4
.KIRO Nightcap. ll45
Music: ll:55, News; ~
midnight, concert hr- x
! a. m, Hour Of Re -
Election r
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1O:3O A. NJ.

KMO School OF AIT
XVI Fletcher whey
1o.45. Kate Hopkins.
ROM O-Valiant Lady
lO45, Grimms Daush'
ter.
KJR-Armv Band
KIRO-Commentator.
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KIN - Organ. IL As
Riverbost SHUTTERS
KvI-When a Girl Mar
ries ll:45, Women o.
Courage
KOMO - Guiding Llsht
ll45. Vic and SADIE.
KIRO-NeWs
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KMO-John B Hughes
1918. HOLLYWOOD
KvI-Big Sister, 1913
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Light OF World
iol5. Mystery Man
JR - Ann sterling
1o:ls. InQuiring Re
porter.
KIRO-Serial
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u NOON

KMO-John p Hughes
us. Confessions Of
Corsair
KVI-Hymns, ll5, Mys-
tic Melodies
KOMO-Home Of Brave
i:l5. Portis Blake
KJR-Ann sterling lls
Cecil Solly.
K1RO-Hymns.
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TUESDAY

TUESDAY
700 A. VI.
KMo-Nevs T.l6. De-
votions
XVI -Sinslns CoThand
It's March Time
KOMo - Western AsTi-
culture
KJR-oid Timers. us
News
KiRo-Sews. : o5 News
7ls. Farm Forum.
1880 A. VI.
KMO-ssws T4s. Trade
n sale
KvI-New. 74s. Jane
Powers
KOMO - Reveries, Tbs
David Harum
RJR Gospel Clinic
74s Breakfast Club.
KIRO-News. 7:45 Nu-
SIC. 7s5, Weather.
500 A. NJ.
KMO-BreAkfast Club
KvI-Kate Smith. sl5'
KoNo Sam Hayes
Sis. Musical Handy
Man.
KJR Everymsn .
Chapel
HIRo-Kate Smith.
$50 A. VI.
KMO- News. s45. Chap
I'll Chimes
KVI-Helen Trent, . 4o
Gal Sunday
MO - Deep River
Boys
KJR-Farm and Home,
KIRO-Helen Trent.
900 A. VI.
KAO-News.
XVI Life Beautiful
s.f5. Women IN Whit
KOMO - Parm Talk
BIS. Bess johnson
KJR-rarm and Home
e:l5. News
KrRO-Llis Beautiful.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMO- Helen Holden
e45. I'll Find Ny Way
XIV Happiness 2 -,
Mary Lee Taylor
KOMO-Elen Randolph
a:45. DR. Kate
KJR-Health Club, 3 40
News
KIRO-Serial
1000 A. NJ.
KAO-John 3. Hughes
1918. HOLLYWOOD
KvI-Bis Sister; 1918
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Light OF World
1o:l5. Mystery Man
KJR Ann Sterling
1o:15. 1nQuirins Re-
porter
KIRO-Serial
1890 A. NJ.
KMo- School OF AIT
KYLE Fletcher Wiley !
lo.4s. Kate Hopkins
ROM O-Valiant Lady /
lO:45. Grimm's Daush-
ter.
KJR-Army Band
KIRO-Commentator.
IL: 100 A. NJ. |
KMO-Friendly Neigh /
bors; il15. Organ.
KVI-Martha Webster /
HAS, Song Treasury. /
KOMO-Agsinst Storm /
ll:l5. Ma Perkins. |
KJR- Orphans OF Di-
vorce: ii:l5. Amanda
UIpn Serial
1880 A. NJ.
KMO Organ: li:45
Riverbost SHUTTERS
KVI-When a Girl Mar
ries: Has. Women OF
Courage.
KOMO Guiding Light
ll.45. Vic and SADIE.
KIRO-News
IL NOON
KMO Toast. II 10
News
KVI-News. IL l6. Myrt
and Marge
KOMO-BaCkstage VIE
1915. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Mother OF Mine
l2:l5. News.
KIRO-Singin' Sam.
1890 p. NJ.
trx.~ r1k-,,enr FamllN
l245. Singer.
XVI - Bees Johnson,
l245. Stepmother
KMO Lorenzo Jones
l245. Wilder Brown.
KJR-Club Matinee
KrRQ-Bess Johnson.
loo =. Nj.
KMO-John 2 Hughes
lis. Confessions OF
Corsair
KVI-Hymns. ll5, Mys-
tic Melodies
KOMO-Home Of Brave
i:l5. Portis Blake
KJR-Ann sterling, lle'
Cecil Solly.
KIRo-Hymns.
1880 p. NJ.
KMO - Studio; ! 40
Bookworm.
KVI-Studio: IS. Scat
tergood Baines
ROMO Three Romeos.
I:45. Mary Marlin
KRIS h in ms Hour
las. Singer.
KIRO-Studio.
200 Z. NJ.
KMO-News. 2:l5. As
the Tvig 10 Bent.
KyI-Dr. Malone AIS
Rhythm Roundup
KOMO-Pepper Young.
AIS. Lone Journey
KJR-Midstream. AIS.
Munros.
KIPO-Serisl
2:30 p. NJ.
KMO-U s. Navy 2f5
Let's Play Bridge
KvI-Girl Inferno, 2 IS
World Today
X ON O-Piano Recital
2&s. Homekeepers
KJR-Jose Bethencourt.
24S. Gasoline Alley.
KIRO-Serisl
800 p. VI.
MO STUDIO. SIS
COOKING School.
RvT-Mrs Burton
KOMO-Hiltmore Orch
3:l7. News
KJR-Hsi Styles. 2 10
Mr. Keen
KIRO-Serisl.
$3.50 p. NJ.
~ School
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lKMO-Henry King Orch
lKVI-Manny Strand Or
lKOMO-Dance Music.
lKJR-Orch.: IL AS, Organ
lKIRO- Nightcap. ll45
Music: ll55 News Il
midnight. concert hr d,
a. m, Hour of Re.
Election
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Continued From Page Eight
and the polo playing ycuthsf
seated stifny about the draw
ing room were q dozen per-
sons. ren and women sf mid
AIs are NJ alder
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KIM O-Friendly Neigh
bors: ll;15. Organ.
VI-Martha webster
ll:l5, Song Treasury
KOMO-Against Storm
il.l5. Ma Perkins.
KJR- Orphans Of Di-
vorce; 1913. Amanda
KIRO-Serial.
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TKJR-Orphsns 81 d.
voroe lbs Amanda
IKTRO-serisl-
1850 A. VI.
lKNo-psne orch Il IS.
Christian science
KVI-When = Cir MAJ ,
ries Il as Woman q
Courage
IKOHO - Guiding Ight'
IT'S. VIC and ssds
lKJP-Other Wife Il -
Plain Bill
iKIRO-Nevs
IL NOON
,KMo-Hiendiy Fiiteen'
l2:iS. News -.
.lKVI-News: l2le, hsr'
and Marse -.
lKONO-Bsckstase VIE,
i2:I5. Stella De las
KJR - Mother Of Nine
12.i5. News.
.KIRO-singin' Sam.
1890 P. VI.
IKMO johnson Family
fo.aS Marx Love
* Y Il Bess Johnson
l2:4s. stepmotheT
KONO - LORENZO Jones
i2:4S. wilder Brown.
slKJR - Club Matinee
l2ss Hal Curtis.
lKIRO-Serial.
loo 2. NJ.
lKNO- News lis Con-
LESSONS OF corsair
KVI-Betty Croker I'D
Mystic Melodies
'KOMO-Horne OF Brave
Il5. PortiE Blake.
lKJR-Ann Sterling Ilo
Cecil Solly.
lKTRO-Betty Croker
1870 p. NJ.
lKMo-Songs; las. Book
kVI@Studio: Las. Scat
tergood Baines
KOMO-Arthur Godfrey
Las. Mary Marlin
KJR-Concert Hall. lfo
Cowboy Joe.
kIRo-Studio.
200 p. NJ.
lKNO-Nevs: AIS, As ths
Twig Is Bent
KVI-Mr Malone BIS
Hedda Hopper
lKOMO Pepper Young
AIS. Lone Journey
IKJR - Midstream; 2:lo
The Monros.
lKTRO-Serial
2:30 p. NJ.
TX NJ o - Studio; 245
Bridge.
lKVI-Girl Inferno 2:4S
World Today
lKOMO-Voice of Expert
ence: 245, Homekeep-
ers.
tKJR-Jose Bethencourt
2:45. Gasoline Alley.
lKIRO-Serial
300 p. NJ.
lKMO-smilin Through.
lKVI-S Second Mrs. Bur
ton
iKOMO-Fred Waring
lKJR-Armv Band S:l5,
Mr. Keen
lKIRO-S Serial
| $3.50 p. nj.
tKMO-studio. 3 as, Prof
Lindsley
IKVI-Clark Ross
jKOMO-That Girl. 3 as
News.
IKJR - wife Saver; s45.
EASY Does II
lKIRO-Clark Ross.
400 p. NJ.
TX NJ o - Fulton Lewis.
| 4:l5. Ma Perkins.
lKVI-Studio
TX o MO 49, Dance Orch.
! AIS. Vocalist.
TX R Raising a Presi
| dent; AIS, LIVE
Literature.
lKIRO - Newsreel. AS
| Job Finder
| 4:30 p. NJ.
TX NJ o Boake Carter;
/ 445. Here's Looking.
XVI - Songs by Louise
/ 4 las. News
lKOMO - Capt Sanislo.
/ 435. Paul Carson. 4 as
i Singer.
lKJR-Irene Wicker; 4 LAS
The Bartons
lKIRO-Hi Times
500 p. NJ.
lKMO-Toast. SIS. Crazy
| Cowboy
lKVI-High School Spell :
Ing Bee
K o NJ o - Playground
News. 5 is. chas. Dam
Z Orchestra.
lKJR -Zollman. Organ
lKIRO-Dance Orch.
$3.50 p. NJ.
KMO - Shafter Parker
545. Captain Midnight
lKOMO 49, Concert Music,
545. Listeners Club.
lKJR-Behind the News
s45. organ Music.
IKIRO-Big Town.
500 p. NJ.
KMO Ruth Reisner
Poetry and Prose.
|KVI-Glenn Miller.
tKOMO-Kay Ryser
KJR = Scandinavian Re
porter: SIS. News.
KIRO-Glenn Miller.
$50 p. NJ.
KMO-John 3. Hughes
e45. songs
KVI-Meet Mr. Meek.
KOMO-Kav kyser
I RJR-Doctors a. WORK
lKIRO-Mr Meek
700 p. NJ.
lKAo - Gabriel Heater
7:l5 News
XVI Amos n Andy
7.15. Lanny Ross
lKOMO - Tony Martin
7.l5. How Did fot
Meet
iKJR-Quiz KOS.
Serial
1880 =. VI.
lKNO-Lone Ranger
KVI-D. Christian 7eo
KoMO-Plantstion PARTY
iKJR-Msnhsttan ~ NEG =
night.
RIRo-D Christian.
500 P. NJ.
Rhythm
lKVI-Fred Alien
IKOMO-Eddie Cantor.
IKJP Easy Aces sls.
Today's Frontiers.
lKrPO-Fred Allen.
$50 r. VI.
KMo BIC News 9 las
Jan CARRIER
KVI-Fred Alien
x o " o - District At
itorney
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-24
PrOwler Back
at Old Tricks

Ypsilaniis prowler early Sunday
morning visited the home OF Mrs
Hildegarde Haggerty Proctor 3l4
$ Huron St. and broke a pane OF
g.ass in the kitchen door but did
not gain entrance II the house.
Mrs. Proctor Was\aroused about
-6.la an. she told police by the
sound Of breaking glass, and. call
ing her chauffeur and his ASife. she
searched the house, but found no
evidence that anyone had actually
entered.
Officers Charles Knapp and vii
liam +. RCiman iuyestigatcd~'bui
police had not been called until
a half hour after the breaking glass
vas heard. Mrs. Proctor explained
size had bppu too excited 70 t;riiff
police earlier. The officers found
faint footprint near the back
door
To reach the kitchen door the
proWler had TO cross a small back
porch Finding the door locked.
Re had apparently smashed one OF
the four pancs ne7re the door
knob, planning 10 enter IN this WY.
Mrs. ProctOrs residence &, only
two blocks from that of Daniel r..
Cuisl.. ZIG 3 l'lron St.. which was
Q. tered Mar. o.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-24
Bombs Blast
Chinese Banks

Shanghai, Mar p AP Ten PEI
sons were killed and at least -
injured today in terrorist bombings
OF two Chungking affiliated banks.
and United States Marines began
patrol of American properly
nearby.
An unexploded bomb two feet
long and a foot in diameter was
found in the Farmers Bank, an
other chJngking affiliated institu-
tiOn in The international settle
mcnt.
al. casualties were Cbine42
Many OF the injured were in SUI j.
serious condition it was feared
they would not recover.
one explosion which wrecked the
building housing branch Of the
Central Bank OF China in Bubbliug
Well I'd In the International Set
Element killed three and ii.i giFea a.;
least sc.
Two bombs. one explosive anl
the other incendiary. blew out the
interior of Bank OF China
branch at the CanidrOme DOG RAJ
ing Track i'm the French conce5-
sion killing seven and nWring -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-24
DIR. Elliott Urges Michigan to
Reorganize Educational Board

Elliott said he meant the report
to be more than an appraisal OF
Institutional and financial reports
for the 1879 biennium and to in
clude the 1941 needs Of Michigan
schools which may not be cared
for under existing legislation He
said that he had, in general, indi-
Gated total needs.
During the period covered by
the report Elliott said enrolment
in Michigan schools had increased
from 954,37S to 9S6,210 in daily
average membership despite a
slight decrease in elementary mem
bership which indicated increased
enrollments in the upper four
grades.
I The superintendent said schools
( face new financial difficulties
brought about by increased enroll
ment in high schools where costs
are greater, by increased demand
for vocational Industrial classes
which require expensive equipment
ana more teachers and by the
movement OF families from urban
centers to the fringe areas OF the
cities which necessitates the cree
ton Of enlargement of school plant
.acilities.
Elliott said that local leyfes fot
education have remained relatively
constant at S50.000.0O0 under
the l5-mill limitation with $4,000
900 levied for operating expenses
and $13.000.000 for debt service.
Under present conditions. he said.
The state contribution should not
total cost fe said that il 100000
Geo state appropriation We're avail
able. four or five million dollars
should be used to rehabilitate pres
Cnt school buildings He said that
the present state. aid bill for min
mum Program OF $50 for each ele-
mentary child and $40 for each high
=Fehoot child. transportation sid=tfH
TO Sin, and the average tuition o,
rural children to village and city
schools. which averages 500 at pres
emf per child. would require an
appropriation OF 100000 or So
100000 more than the present ap-
Trnpriation.
The superintendent said there
seemed to him TO be little POSSIBLE
lty of developing simplified state
iia for schools. He added that a
SI6.0o0o00 state Appropriate
however. would minimize the pres
ent competition for available funds
Even with . Si6,000.O00 state aid
! appropriation. he said. the schools
si,ll would lack several millions Of
the amount which was used for
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-24
Many Attend |.
of Life Session

One hundred and Sky were pres
ert Tor the supper, chapel services
ard quest sessions in tire tniyer-
slty OF Life program Sunday eve
ming in st. Luke Church and church
house.
Guest speaker at the chapel ser
vices was Miss Esther Ewell, Ian
sing and she used as her subject
These are our lives
Discussions were conducted in
the many quest sessions. Rev. RAY
mon b. Bair being the guest speak
or in the quest, understanding
eHrselA IS, He explained that
ones religious self is very com.
ylicated affair since ones person
ally. religiuusly. is made up Of a
number OF skills and apprcciatlons.
lie observed that there Is value in
.mingling with people as II makes a
person real individual. Ones
CdUcdrt0n rs .TTgety a mdttrT Of
10. eyaluating ones preiudices, he
said II one & not uuquestionably
convinced that thing is good, II
should in general be avoided, the
speaker said
IN Miss Lillian Ashby's qucst'she
Sold that congregational singing
startcd during the time Of the Re
f1I nation Two Of Martin Luth-
D's hymns "A Mighty Fortress 3.
ON God and Away in Mauger
were useG az illustrations Miss
AgIbv said the organ came INTO
prominent use as church instru
mrnt because IL VAS suited for
leading IN the singing and because
ms sustained style suggested eter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-24
Continued on Page Six
Two Sought i'll
Death of Child

fRv international News Seryice)
Muskegon, Mich, Mar. oi-lNS
Two small boys were sought by
police today after the nude and
mutilated body OF John Kelly. Jr..
10. vas found in a swamp near
Muskegon. So hours after he dis
appeared.
Sought were the II and li-VedI
old sons of Glenn Brough after
police discovered blood stains on
pair of overalls, boots and scls-
sors found in the attic of the
Brough home. Brough himself told
police that he questioned his sons
after the body OF tie Kelly boy
was found. He said they ran from
the house and have not been seen
since. Two hours later, the THEFT
Of an automobile from Ravenna.
nine miles away. was reported.
The Kelly boy disappeared from
home Saturday morning when he
told his parents he was taking
his bicycle to ride to the Broush
home in order to get one OF the
boys TO help him cut wood.
Police said the boy apparently
had been beaten on the head with
Ratchet. His throat was cut
and his body mutiiated. Coroner
Tom ClocG said young Kelly APP
parentlv had been dead several
hours when his body was found
under pile OF brush and under
growth. The cor ner opiuione0 tue
boy had been killed elsewhere.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-24


Lansing, Mar. 24-AP-Dr. Eu-
gene b. Elliott, state superinten-
dent of public instruction, today
urged the legislature to abolish
his position and place the work in
the hands of an enlarged state
beard OF education. He also sug-
gested a $50,000.000 school fund
appropriation with four to five
millions devoted to rehabilitation
OF present school buildings.
In his biennial report to the legis-
lature and governor, Elliott
stressed the close relation of the
state board of education and the
superintendent OF public instruction
and urged that his work be placed
in the hands of an enlarged state
board OF education to be nominal
ed by each political party and elect
ed on non partisan ballot. The
board. he added should have the
responsibility Of appointing a state
superintendent
Under present law the superin-
tendent is elected and Elliott is a
candidate to succeed himself at the
April election.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-24
Two Slain BY
Irate Husband

Chicago. Mar - TIP Double
murder charges were placed today
against William Evans. Is. who po-
lice said fatally stabbed his mother
in law and two year old son and
seriously wounded his wife, Amer.
ica's most beautiful brunette
model.
Evans was under police guard at
hospital where he was taken
after climaxing the attack by
plunging the blade OF the hunting
knife into his own abdomen.
Police said Evans went 10 the
home Of bis mother.inIaW Mrs.
Ethel Sanders. Saturday to attempt
reconciliation with his wife.
Nedra %. who had filed divorce
cotton When she spurned his
pleas. police said Evans seized a
j-inch hunting knife or table
and lunged at his wife Mrs. San
dcrs stepped into his path and he
killed her with three swift slashcs
Of the blade
He met his small son Douglas in
a hallway aud struck him down.
The boy died yesterday.
Nedra attempted 10 flee the
house. but Evans blocked her path
and stabbed her twice IN Tie chest
and abdomen She ran. screaming
down the street. Evans following
Two men seized Evans before he
caught his wife and he plunged
tho knife into his own body,
screaming.
Shell not divorce me. I'll leave
her a widow"