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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

Hollands 7s-year-old former pre-
mier, Dirk Van de Geer. con-
demned recently by the Dutch
government-in-exile because he re.
portedly had returned to his ma
tive land from London, now may
be a hero instead OF a traitor,
according to a story revealed by
a London newspaper The paper
said that Van de Geer was the
victim OF an aerial KIDNAPPING by
the Nazis In a plot closely re-
sembling one In the American
film, Foreign Correspondent"
This account said that the EXPIRE
mier. kidnapped from Lisbon. Por.
tugal, is In Stuttgart prison be-
cause he has refused to divulge
British secrets.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Friday;
Snow Flurrles

LONDON-AP-Southwark Ca.
thedral. at the south end OF Lon
don Bridge. was damaged in a re-
cent air raid on London. Brit sh
authorities permitted it 10 be ie-
ported today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

DETROIT-INS-- Sixteen girl
employees OF the Webster Cigar Co.
were overcome by Illuminating gas
today soon after they reported for
work. Some were rushed in patrol
wagons to Receiving Hospital while
hremen labored over others with
pulmotors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

See GREEK Wharfage 10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

MOBILE. Ala.-AP-Oficials ar
ranged TO open today a new s4,-
100000 traffic tunnel under the Mo.
bile River here. link in the "Old
Spanish Trail from Florida 10
California.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

LONDON-AP-The Royal All
Force is teaching 29-year-old Prince
Bernhard of the Netherlands how
to be fighter pilot-but 1t is doubt
full whether he VIII get his mother
in-'aw's consent to do much active
combat work. The genial young
husband of Grown Princess Juliana
volunteered for instruction on how
TO perform one OF the toughest ana
most dangerous Jobs of the war in
order to make himself more useful
as colonel of Dutch forces and
aide to Queen Wilhelmina.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

wrestling $50 tonght Leo Wack Watef Fos
Harold Chaundy Adv 22O
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

VTCHY, France-lNS-D Death in
a French concentration camp of
a Mrs. Uhlman. aunt OF Henry Wa
terman, United States consul in
Bordeaux, was disclosed in Vichy
today. Mrs. Uhlman. a German sub.
Ject. was detained in a camp at
Ours In the Basses-Pyrenees.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

See CONvENTIoN-Page 10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

See NAzI -coNsUL=Psge 10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

VIENNA -AP-In a step regard
cd by Viennese as one of the final
chapters in Germany's efforts to
clear Vienna OF Jews. 1000 Jewish
residents OF the city. mostly fami-
lies. were banished to German-oc-
cupied Poland
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

See BOMBING-Page 10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

MANILA-AP-Japanese royalty,
Count and Countess kocho Ohtani,
visited Dayao, southern Philippine
province. heavily populated by Jap
anese, yesterday, and sailed for Wis
its to japanese inundated islands.
The Count, high priest OF Buddhism.
said there was no political signifi-
canoe TO his visit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.-AP-
Six weeks late, Forrest c. Donnell
hopes to become governor OF Mis-
souri, Monday. The red-haired 81.
Louis Republican was declared
governor-elect by the supreme court
yesterday. climaxing a fight by the
Democratic state committee and
Democrat-controlled legislature to
seat Lawrence Mcdaniel, ST. Louis
Democrat.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-20

VICHY-AP=The ministry OF In
dustrial production assigned pro
visional administrators to ia more
Jewish-owned shops in Paris today
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
Consider Design In
R~enoyating Homes
For Modernizati0n

1T 1EnpaFakacx &C Essg asssEz
L. 1n4 maoeyx&zNtnar &C Al exist
1H A0a#f : Hc1als - important
~ Il nrw Au1sr cuneFac19ur kua
1Fs fan2z q zhs house afSoerEazza
Easo~@-xzzANan arr 4.soaaa2y 1eAae-
ale u liz 1A1E &C Esu1 0ee4eN =
Hae hegIezlsaE
Eu u3 TxAsoz 4 = p1Eusso on
b 1zF Rr1erA2 EuaSzx A~asnassers-
aan Ent A1zzne e - Nxrn1lect l.
uzaeE sxzaAals Il uaoeTulzing a46
hussssz
H0fE1tR watE 8 cEEes41ts plGnfzc1
aeaaEE La pTgperxg uxaer e&x -
Eks1see TIA 1hf &FuZ ant OutNzsc
ApfE&1Ennzz n1zturn - haEE ean-
ueptaoGE u Esac tAsae a1E tina he
xzaesaM u aesa kcpast1 y 1aK Meets
e Esase Naa N41 bFt q IL
FEA ae1E4zA N1ke sezuEnc FrnE-
esz1 0Nae9 aEl structural AzzzlA-
uu3E MrsF mAkt E~rraraoM oez1rnE
HsoaErnzzafsaa Euc Efsnw8eaRk q.
lis anfase aaac NJ SAFE t2t ass7ees
aazz1oeAsla exteEsz
II nz&u4 1AssA So ~ E1oss
Woerx As zuaoermaNaar Ko4e<z
eszaE1a 2sEex Lie seznaH8z @ -
nzErAbUnaNusN q AeaarA.1ul aac
E1s1W Afa1A1uas Eas unrE q ~
AAcAs 91ztaee mas - a. f13s =
neeeMGT
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
Builders Provide
Good House Plans
Aiding Home Owners

Ezpsknrz n A. expensive 1ssch-
e. na me rrlA Nxsc s-r0 uae1noc
Is mo- -rs~oeaxsrr IN ~unsalz1zG prDger
plGEa. cessna azE sgHe-arazsun
fu ts hoaNe 1e Re bun
PEA as1araah - 1ners aFt 1arss
az possibly iau SURGE q Rgoe
plNna fw housez
waeress possible &n Ere11ecs
ataoa5e * empA9ee e oeaEn la
huuss - u&1 asuen ette5s reA sny-
anEt = e-araE1russza1 aoslA ~ NeG as
IL 10 - q saMzs Ht cz1 zan Eas
mouse & L1s asss1a q 1hs 1Azzay
-ae aref7fI~rT h AeCuAauEa1 wiz
nex saaaesMk Bev nelnaas e sp-
pR4Es uaena atse nsN ufsx e
rugnszzs9s H. n31 plrn Ter ne
rngss sszaneEn4cAa nzs M garuezZN
rn&sNxazM H. ~ HaEfew - elm
rsR11as e oe~iNzn ~sanaeTsss H1glh
&sx expensive n wrpporTtQr - Esr
Az1uA ase Beaeaz q ms know
e1gt SC p4uEzEN nH EsrszlseM mas
~ AAa 20 Sac 1as tazaAs feam
making aoS4g . e1taaa Enc enhnsP~f
- Aas 1a2se 19rEax esuEEuaaaE
Et4sek F1Aza Alternative
A&AaN2Eh LlNf nQzsa IEa 81
ArEnAnseN hare HzasN A~aafE4aa41E
@ a. oFs4ef oesE1ez NGz 4alsez
pZAn 1sasz EtonE zAza EzEzF an
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
REAL ESTATE
ACTIVITIES N
COUNTY GROW

Mm Bkr1A CzTAss g Caesuar
Alazz h NeasusNE axsc 1@s Cnif
na4H anssa az AEnu< l. caasnzsx H
Aursu cate9zhn III ~ 80 Sci
~ rs EtW
Esex e P9E-arnzsis ~ & b wyEIa
MArw ( Enz1AsMw EyrexsrH ~.
zalxzzg Azsc ucg4zxe villa haga@ ard
49, : Be- 1m = gz4-x q Eurrua
Ezpzakzx ra&@ r. P~AsnaFoaax
sazs MMcFxwaM Au1x1zux Mns
EzaAre Nar5nxn M1r-1k N r. =
AozzFx e. acres e. ST. M seq - 7
s NV
N1z A NKlNun ~ Wlfrre
Nazn Azx Mr1 wzfrrc NuI1a Va
81 ~ q ks = Sex - TKE n :
" y Rnotnen1 " 4 p A&V8es
la4 - ard M It hatsusaa b erzrg'
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sHraaR ~ n An 3 ElnaE n In
nerTza1sEA &aastaA6l-a easafFA-
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M<1 MnEe1t 6 Mszn1aEa "
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a. Mum pufr1
M ( CrRx1ar6 Mrx Faarrts
-Eausn arEG Mrx ~ . CrnE9BG
heGFx &C W = crxNzarE r. Mn
pcF MAs Carer am a6 - ss& fsei
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
500 Homes
Started Daily

Maxs nzAn - hau1ez Az beng
EzrsNn ea13 working Ga uneez
Fs1nrA1 Hoazzae AcEzn1s.atio1 u
saea3aaE. - fanmnce1 wa1 private
uHpzzzA
Ths cuBzzraac hxEx ealzr1s q.
haene enzEeruczla1 an a~ze1srrzz-
lzaa = berg palc far xHh fzaas
a1sanse6 ~ private ieze1zE naz1-
tazaaEa naKunc D. He Feaex11
Hanzang AamEas<rzzia1
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nzxzzaz hnazz 9z1serx IA .1E PA
i M eznzexereo = leuc AZ
mazaeE FEA 0fftca4A g. During
um zEseu FHAxz II uperEzzoElK uazz
peaf4 hAve szauule xatz14zr viz
1x EEkA wasxzxn Aa1 nae1sDe q
fane4aE1nw EaHssez .nuaz ttrH q
1znas ~ Feu1sk reeaesa fw La41z
ene ut fan1 = nersss3sF = rezzzx
or pzzrpu
IL Esozxzz Eoax4Ez A1ukuzstzz-
usa @cN e - AEsurzas sEezary IL
Earza4 MMEEaaeE Ct properties O.
ssze9 - sarf fW k41x mate =
apNeHeo knE ElEznz1o1a unda
- FHA3 MeoeEzazzzz CyssHs
- wfz4zz saEsok Asz acsHezs
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naaN rNsmazN sEE~9aaaz arc a.
e1zaza nn1 - ka1za sEeErT :
zaszsG asszz@ AsE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06

nles u1zc hnHe ua11 xaA4 houses
En1 ufzo Sci they could nor afford
afs services e krcf1xees hsEe USED
Et1ek paAzk
GoaG E1zxK plans mxF bs ooezE-
&C iran eaz51z-R r91eaesorG SIP
- d1zleEE SIC ozberz she nzAzu-
szzz htEsz1a8 @ plans which Eee
have Msnc Il 1nt CONSTITUTION C
u1tlez bDane8
MaEnEszza& A1su publish booklei
c pzzxzs azzE1 ~ EresEseczk WHICH
msF De purchases fu 3 EznAZ
ErnoanE WhEE uhk mas n1 bs aas
raus satisfactory p0eecuE& Il i
saEne1lEaes = practical salEu0n e 3
drfirun urunlen
nuzlaezx EznElpg Arthihe<1x
e aanlaexn HAxy nE4scefE zspx
enasaze nreazzeezk ~ Gran - Ea1-
xaoaznnre pAanE fcr Their eaEinxnerx
= ahR saEnas aec1oez - eEuphnY -
arrazascs i atzualc 1eze-u11t zraz
ne 9krN - 1epe1c c. La acTsrE
0sxe-azs &c ne FEA So
unaam sk.k family l. M2llEx -
ranke runnsnuruzeex ea1 allow l1t
aseAlseEa u uake .fas fullest PCS
SHE ase e rs ssrzziazl kzEoEleoEe
Z uaaxunzne N& EiezzE Enc ex-
1ezane. rzk huzne naRT p q .E1Ezrt
srua TIE E1aTT
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06

THIS chnrming fesr rssm
ksome provides Al the 81
Ecicncy and practical hv-
ing recommendation usually
found IN eve ruesn houses ealy.
The iaeuss is not very vide.
hut II n bong. with . depth Of
2ss which permits Eeed resm
sizes The plan = a s4nple OF
maximum eiHlriency With the
hat communicating With al
rossms and the house being
h2s5cnlly inexpensive - build.
An attractive arrangement Of
carner windows adds - TIE en-
terssr appearances Of the hsme
and iagures excellent rensila-
tian throughout The house
NAV ke built with O. with0ut
basement
An unusual feature 81 this
design Is the coEnhinzfign q
vertical and horizontal wossa
siding en- the exterior and the
construction af the Seszc shin
rie hzod ever the eutrNnce
deer.
For further fnfermntaxa NrSts
fhe National Lumber Manufnr-
furers Association 1857 C0n-
necficut Avenue. Washington.
D. c. and refer TO design sl0-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
Six o Farm Home
Designed By Farm
Sec. Administration

zaukAng Ahes1 ar order 10 t&Es
care * sArrn families uae are abte
tc MEfarc q larger hnEze architects
and saEsnecrx 8 1he F4rn SECURITY
A1mzasrBuan have Designed . 2-
fuxau aasne whAh Eac1udek q cu4n9
ruuza r & Dowz&hue a2stract
engineer. Sata
As - al the hnancx planned IS
ne Rsrz Security AemtnHtrathoa
2a xlx-raoan T4rAz hosre Is deSlSn-
ed 70 naeet ase as1ag requirements
& thE farm fEzaig a. : Nsn1znam
caaz M DonAszne said
Il hAk co1cresk perS treated
x4llx - RESIST oecAy. stro1e francs
and Wel-er3cec corners and roo1
Il Is 80 CONSTRUCTED that Il can be
heated cconoasc4ly IN winter gn1
I'll 5e coo - simmer. x l. o
elApoonrc oonStrucuon and painted
white
TIE rosoxz1x are arranged 60 fAke
nae utmost advantage OF the hight
ard AE Each bedroom has 3 karge
closet and tso q The hree bed
rauznx have cross ves1t1at3on
Ont q the features Of TIE house
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
Homes Started On
Large Volume Say
FILA Officials

Washington y cTR baSa6sna
sszaxfyT Esnak tAke . more act2v'
nArs thar sxxr b. Ire c~curEgsisn q
Cd ssazse& n nr1xT - rrcs11s ee1i'
tsanAa 1fslnx uultk he m rssn'
defense enHerxenC3 Jay Aeexzn
AxlszAns AnmanlxkrAt0 u Ehe Pra'
esa1 HaAxs1n4 AnxaEn2MrAEsa1 sok
re Harne bullaexx Institute q
Anaessen o. = z8eetAnE here ai
ueek
n Is safe * x1g asst conxerxans
a4ax been q more azsputmnt saEFc'
q essurax than hMx bcen ordinarily
resstzeG IL KneEzn SAD 0n1s;
E1rrna4 eeznelxAunk Il hkk Apparently
been q couaxa1n WAY % prus11e 10
rental bCuxlnE
Il the present eunerTencx. Ntaef
tine q Suca importance tnzs
tgrw az ugeTNtiul Ur0EnESes % pr
vsse TIE mea4 accu9nns5AtlnlA IN lle
casrkesz passable tisze ~ ths mssi
ezausuash naSx
Taerx Arr thousands q single
tamssr AoaSes koNteo II accessible
neaene0r8sood8. Dazlt g &c w Il
wears $50 which nou4c be cozNertec
me fwe @ tn~re<-kzrnlly houses
Mary nook ~ uo1vezte1 INTO ro1n-
sux houses 70 take ARE Of The gre3'
m1ux u single v1ekerx Al sazns
Are&S
rte / q tire National EoaSAns
At ur.ssoek fog PA INSURANCE q.
fr-ssxzsu1sSsas making nAnS t0 ne@
parposes
"A Widespread program Of con
rernan cau5c SO far toward supply
snf low-casi k~szR--snEt no1szz1l
neecx and al 1nf s&nse Ene net
maintain nae stability q the eo1'
uuvlrvk investment b IS cazn
units services. Nj KeegRn stated
NJ geerNn cited figures snoxsnl
LaNs II sazat cities cuuversauzX Q
90 hkazaek excecce1 the humble
addec b new cOnsEacfl0n = re
cent vearx notably Il Boston fr11
a4sg to 1qs- RnE u Trenton Nes
Jersey. WHERE CONVERSIONS Y CD
aerlgs amounted 70 more 1la1 tx1c'
ne uuraee. Of nRx dwellings "a
go Riso laas 70 Sach cities D
Nezzrk Akrna South Bend ant
Reassns1N > surprisingly arg
u-99urxlan q Additional hFL1H
rz.sts las been mace available
.sr-osszn ea1zEcrSAun koS during n
p1s Lex FeAxs
Duraae me Decade q me Ealrtaei
tcuurerSlanx THROUGHOUT the c1anE
Euoarensa were 81 , Fs1a0 e Aool
enc &c every eoE O. zsve homes eoue
Thruugh RES cozsxucr1on he sax
szcn nurTerSson units generaAx ~
aearec 4 lower rental images
Il a think O no better safe
gaarc Tor Americas housing E1xess
merit tsa&z q constant p-ug~hf1 9
unuue maintenance repairs an
rnooerusz&1lnZ NJ KeegSn kooes
wnen - c~a1s3cer thsf more TIA
une-tnlrc Il TIT homes II -
Uultee states are between IS and
vears &C and realize the lrzp0rs1c
q these uOTE-1es 4 ou- 1Etaozi
eounonay. sc Eef some loe2t q =
VIA rses-e Scr adequate proTf--i
prnsecs10l
The present emergency peT1o'
Wiz Is emphasis On ssTsEaeta-
hoasIraE Recommendations. o1lF 2erFe
po hlghhEhi ths prooaen
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06

= sne kitzhna untch Aas cAhtness
and ssrk ef unusual heazty IhE IN
a1iAtrd pAzry has = capacity q
80 quartz Aa1 a<xnz OF Tie
Ssreenrc pwcn
The simplicity q Naf noase
makes y economical e bgad Il has
hren exccfeS s. 8 cas2 81 AprEox1-
nzAtely stEem
zeie pan Is anS Of q evoase1 D
Eae PGvm Security AdmtnatrAtton
a. Enr result O. uscT expeTience II
halldlnE rural homes CT homestead
wntecss Il Arkansas louisiana. aud
MlSxS1ppa Drt&iled plans ard
gecEicataonx mAy Be obtained troSa
? c Donahoe FSA S4Ssrscf =
giaexF Little Rock Arkansas
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
nggEIATI g0TE BASEMENT
FLOOR TO AVOID SWEATING

Unless : Is insulated q concFe&
basement 1Aoox W. Ewe&E on EArz
nQEnl1 CAN because coutacx VIII
ne eAxA k=en s eosder thar the
surrounding air ouk way q rbonce
IA condensation Is to rnEEla5s Ae
ancer par m the eanerste hesx1ly
WITH q bec o9 cEuoeTx grave q
otaeF pa~oz material which rkzaxzs
1e Transmission Ct heat O. cns6
Severn Asopgng lines q opea Liz
r1n through uh eEades bee coa-
uecsec . p&EE un1ex the foszsas
VII osa41 excess measure sEsy
tTuu ~ houss-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
S~hearwater Agent
Given ~Pascageulan

Mrs Ross Murphy has been APP
poznEed exclusive aeeut n PAScA-
eoaiA tor TIE famous SheErxzter
pottery and nov has 4 complete
Ane az this work On caSplsy ~ her
sazne SIS jackson avenue
SleArwaIer pottery Is Easce n
Ocean Springs and i strictly .
MsSSlSsfpEa pro1ucs It's artistic de-
xlen and coaOrtng IS typical q the
South arc AZ os il is fully guarnn-
texa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
ma DoEk . KND

HzegM Eaaszn& AenI1stssIzas
nzz1eG iaaE3 - nU EuEnmsa
kaz4 T11Es2 zaaEa EzE nza1f b ~
- en1zHa -zaEE11azsaza Eut1 =
n mszaz arr Maz asss4z-
go aAnzN caz1uazam NNz
go uaaE teEldA1z zas1taaaza
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-28

In an obscure restaurant of.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17
Sports Roundup

Athens AP- Western State Teachers of Michigan sought
sweep of two-game series with Ohio University today after
having trimmed the Bobcats Wednesday to with lZht at
tack.
East Ldnsing Mich ms The Michigan State College polo
took the road today bound for 4mes Ia 1eys Friday 1t
Io0d State and Columbia, No. 'oere Saturday the
University of Missouri the opponent
San Francisco up Hawaii would like Joe Louis in
action $4,000 worth Promoter Jimmy Murray said today He al
prepared offer Lou Saa IS 900 defend his bantam
against David Young Chinese Hawaiian who recently de-
csoned Little Dado.
Washingon-INS-Fresh from a to aeOry the Macy.
the University Of Michigan baseball nine arrived Washington
today for nit against Georgetown University
St Louis -AP Off stumbling start in the of the
Little Brownies the Detroit Tigers resorted today their mi
a major experiment of the l94l baseball effort
here before the trek home The champion Tigers
whipped Wednesday by ST. Louis to l. their delayed
opener called big AL Benton erstwhe relief do today
what their No. pitching hero Buck Newsom had failed "a
hours earlier
Berkeley CAL up The University of Nebraska track
reached Berkeley last night prepare for its Saturday ,
the University of California The cornhHSksyJ v woyk
at Ed7Vayds Field.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17
Meetings to be
This Month For
Soft, Hard Bal
First Games to be
Played in First or
Second Week Of May

Recreation Director Christy viii
son today announced dates for or
ganization meetings OF both base
ball and softbsll leagues. April q
is the date set for the first of
these meetings and at that time
team managers will meet in Direc.
tor Wilson's Office in the Ypsilanu
High School gymnasium. Plans
will be made for the reorganization
Of the City Baseball League which
has functioned throughout the sum-
mer- months for the past several
years.
Two days after this meeting the
soft ballers will have their chance
when on Wednesday. Apr. %, they
meet In the same place. At that
time the team entries will be
made. Two weeks later they will
hold their second meeting for the
purpose OF classifying teams. pay
ing entry fees, altering rules II
necessary and filing player con-
tracts. Although the exact dates
for the opening contests have not
been set Ypsilantians may expect
their first glimpse of the sport in
either the first or second week OF
May.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17
HANK TO KEEP DATES

Detroit, Apr. fins Hank
Grsenberg, the American Leagues
most valuable ball player. comes
home tomorrow TO keep a date In
Briggs Stadium with the Detroit
Tigers against the Cleveland In.
dams and also with hfs local draft
board. Hank has been ordered
by his draft board to appear On a
Detroit hospital at 10 a. m. for
complete physical examination by
his boards medical advisory board.
The medical board will either sus-
tain or reverse a decision made by
Florida doctor who recommend
ed that Hank be deferred from
Army service because OF flat feet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17
Ex-sHERlFF TO TESTIFY

Detroit, Apr. TAP Former
Sheriff Thomas C. Wilcox was ex-
pected to present his testimony for
the defense today in the Wayne
County graft conspiracy trial. VIII
cox, one OF the leading defendants
in the case, heard Carl ]. Staebler,
his former assistant, admit under
cross-examination yesterday that
$125 was collected from 95 per
cent OF the sherlff's stan of 100
members for an $4,000 campaign
fund. part OF which was used to
retain lawyer in the present trial.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17
FRAUD CHARGED

Spokane, Wash, Apr. flap
The mail fraud trial of George
Harrison, Detroit chemist, was set
for May % yesterday after he
pleaded innocent and his bond Of
$4,000 was continued. Arrested
in Detroit last January, Harrison
was charged with having made
fraudulent claims OF a secret formu-
la for precipitation OF metals. The
indictment charged that he de-
fraude' mining men in Spokane.
- Van Buren,. Mo.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17
Grounds Wet SO
Game Cancelled

Wet grounds forced cancellation
OF the baseball game between Mich
igan Normal and the Eleventh In.
fantry at Fort Custer Wednesday
Coach Ray Sites said that pos
sibly another tilt may be scheduled
later in the season. No arrange
ments have been made. he added.
The Hurons face Lawrence Tech
In a practice game at Briggs Field
this afternoon. They defeated the
Blue Devils. 1915. Tuesday, to open
the season.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17
Boxing Results


IFN IUTIeu TTtHsT
At Oakland. Cal-Joe Nbarra,
$40. Oakland. outpointed Flashy
Sebastian. 147%, Manila UO); Al
Ware. 1870, Fresno. aud Hal Fieb-
erling. 1872, Oakland. drew 90;
Leroy Evans. POS, Oakland. knock
ed out Andre Adoree Cal Baneru. .
201, Montreal az: Pete Lewis,
III. Oakland. knocked out Johnny
La Mothe, IFS. Rio Vista t2); Hugo
Lugo, 1862. Hayward. technically
knocked out -tf Laboa, 1855, San
Jose (3).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17
LOSES CLOSE DECISION

Detroit. Apr. TAP - Leslie
Jock, Flint. lost a close decision
Wednesday night to Leroy Will
liams. Detroit st. Leo's, in the open
fyweight division of the Catholic
Youth Organization state boxing
tournament at Fair Grounds Coli
scum. Williams piled up his
points with an effective left jab.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17
Baseball, Softban Teams Will be Organized in City

tennis stars. Wednesday at Nash
vile, Tenn. the Wayne aggregA-
ton trailed to when darkness
ended the matches against Wander
hilt University.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17
SET FOR SERIES

Bloomington. Ind. Apr. Tins
Wayne Uniyersity's METERS today
we're set for a series OF matches
the University OF Indiana
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17

Wednesdays Results
New York 3. Brooklyn l.
Boston 4. Philadelphia 1.
st. Louis 4, Cincinnati 2.
Pittsburgh at Chicago, rain.
Today's Games
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17
Bella Vista

P. Cole 366, P. Shamrock 400, E.
olscheisky 4Ol. F. Hirschmann 47s,
R. Rudyk (ave) 1863. Handicap 1876.
Totals $50, III, 707-2174.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17

L. Max 41e, R. Markham 326. A.
Allen 1858, H. Worden 426, D. Cam.
eron 437. Totals 591, 6s6. 696-
1878.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17

E. Morris 365, S. HUM 41s, V.
Lynn S67. |. Brainard S13, A. Slater
44s Handicap IS. Totals sos. 500,
660-l95S.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-17
How They Stand

Wednesdays Results
st. Louis s, Detroit ].
Philadelphia 10, New York 7.
Cleveland s. Chicago 0.
Boston s, Washington az In.
nings).
Today's Games
Detroit at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.