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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-22
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CAR sTRJKEs TREE

Coldwster, Sept. 22-Mrs. Cora
Gage. IS, Ligonier, Ind. was kill
ed al Coldwater when her car left
the highway and struck a tree.
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Employment
v Help wanted-Mal,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. installers.
Also cleaning and repair man.
Home Furnace Co, 81 y. Huron.
Phone I0S5-W
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Real Estate Brokers
Brokerage CARDS.
Financial
Money To Loan

LOANS-to build. buy. reflnsncs
and repair. since 1880 our coopsra-
tive home owning plan has helped
nearly 500 at yearly cost Of i.Ol
per cent. no DELAY, no red tape.
Npsll1nti Bldg. and Loan Assn. A.
r. McAudrew, Asst Sec, I'll W.
MirIfcau
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Rural Events
sEPTEM Der %
CITY Attorney DIES

CITY Al Tourney DIES
Owosso, Sept. 22-Van r. Pond.
So city attorney for Owosso for
the last % years and classmate
OF Charles Evans Hughes when
they = ere law students at Column
bia University, died Sunday In Me-
mortal Hospital.
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Live Stock and Poultry
For sale-Llvestoek, Poultry

SPANIEL BIRD DOG-three years
old, well trained. Lee Carter. wal
ls. Bunton Rd.
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Automotlve
Automoblles For Sale

SIZE US-for used cars Low terms.
Mcblris n Hoten, Mich. Ave, at
Grove. Pm 1894.
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WOLVERINE CAR co. =.
Now al 123 W. Michigan. For
prompt taxi service phone 200.
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UpnoIsterers

FLOWERS - Depot GREENHOUSE
Norris and Short Oak. Phone
g16-J
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Merchandise
HousehoId FurnIsnlnos
Wearing Apparel

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and ward goods. East Side Furni-
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HAVING An AUCTIoNa
Florist

FUNERAL SPRAYS wreaths. etc
Durant's Flower Shop. w. Mich
igan Phone 14l
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For Sale or Exc anoe

IpGpS TRAILER Furniture
bought or exchanged for anything
Of value Shoe shop. - T.. Cross.
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Wanted To euy

WANTEn-good cleSn used furui.
t.re. Private sales anytime. sal
Feuntmau Ave Plymouth. Harry
e. Robinson. auctionser
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S:30-Russel Bennett Notebook;
9 39-Tem Dick and Harry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-22
Electricians
Beauty Shops
Announcements
Personal
Lost And Found
announcements

LOST Black and white German
pointer long scar on hind leg
Reward Pin T5q-J
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Rooms

SLEEPING ROOM-for one or I.
PERSONS. women preferred. lcli $.
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1T Is ALMOST impossible 10 evade
Opportunity IL one reads the
Classified ads regularly.
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Wanted To Rent

YOUNG COUPLE-desire furnish
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LARGE ROOM with private bath
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Saturdays Answer
AZ. Toward the lee
43. Hebrew
measure
Al Spawn OF FISH
As Greek letter
Evening star., 1941-01-15
How Can the British Win?
Speed in Production Declared Only Hope
Of S. Whether or No England Survives

reinforcement, for the next six
months and maintain preponder-
ance for a year.
Under a whiting and gashing
siege the time may come when
the bravest of people may gasp, 1--WE
can endure no more under a pro-.
longed ordeal of murderous odds.
In that case there will be no pre-
announcement that terms are being
formulated. The word of the in
calculable world disaster will come
to us very suddenly.
All this tragically emphasizes the
mortal necessity for speed-speed-
speed-in sending planes, anything,
to check bombing destruction in
Britain. Time for debating the
Presidents request need hardly in
terfere with pressing this supremely
vital, Immediately objective.
After Stalemate-What?
Suppose Britain is made secure
secure in the sense of such a stale
mate as that of the trench line in
France established in 1914, which
was not broken until 1918, four years
later. How win the victory? BY
attrition through superior bombing
power is possible, but the British
talk about having the answer to
night as well as daylight bombing
If they have it the Germans will
get it as surely as one side quickly
adopts any new or improved arm of
the other.
What then? In the light of
realistic information wishful think
ing is stretched unreasonably in any
prospect of an immediate revolution
in Germany until she is pounded by
armed force. We shall have to re-
pair and expand British bases to
make room for us in clearing the
seas of the submarines and for our
planes-and to send an army to
Europe. For that. too, we must
prepare to make sure of. victory.
"Short of war" Isn't 1t an out
moded phrase in these days when
international law has ceased to exist
on the continent of Europe and the
formality of declarations of war is
a discarded relic?
Already Committed to War.
We are already committed to war
with Germany in our preparations
for all-out aid to Britain, and in
our arming against her.
Hitler does not want war with us
if he can prevent it. What he wants
is to be able, before we can make
our power on Britain's side too
strongly felt. TO reduce her to yield
to negotiated peace. Or better
sign on the dotted line in the help
less submission of France.
Japan's case is the same as Ger
manys. She would avoid war with
us to concentrate her energies on
her task of Far Eastern conquest.
The authority the President asks
for is over the whole like that
given to an admiral or general in
war over his domain. This for
the long time preparations looking
to 1912. 1943 and also 1914.
When Secretary of War Newton
D. Baker sent Gen. John j. Pershing
to France, he said: II will give you
only two orders-one to 60 and one
to return" Mr.. Baker could recall
Evening star., 1941-01-15
paderewski Club 10 Honor
Members Of Congress

The Paderewski Club will hold its
annual testimonial dinner and bali
for members of the 77th Congress
who are of Polish extraction at the
Shoreham Hotel on Sunday.
Principal speakers will be An.
thony j. Drexel Biddle. United States
Ambassador to Poland; Jan Gle
chanowski, Polish Ambassador to
the United States, and Social Se-
curity Administrator Paul v. Nc
Mutt.
Ignace Jan Paderewski will speak
to the organization over the radio
connection from his New York
apartment.
Music will be furnished by JIM
my Lanin's Waldorf Astoria Orches-
ira. Jan Kiepura, tenor, will sing.
and other entertainers include Nine.
Elvina Orlicz-Dreszer, Eva Bar
czynska, the Rosiglianos, Lurlia
Nestor, Mary Boutwell,, Joseph
White and Walt Leopold's Orchestra.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

win the victory over Germany?
How keep short of war" under the
authority asked for to carry through
the Presidents outlined program?
Be sure that the crucial test for
the little island is coming within the
next six months. We all know that
her primary needs are security for
her shipping and from bombings.
She has been under submarine
siege in varying degrees since the
war began. At the present rate of
shipping losses there is no serious
danger for her sea transport for six
months.
Great Ports Crippled.
The air siege has been on for five
months and today the English
Channel is practically a no mans
land. Dover and Southampton are
crippled as available ports. Recently,
in the progressive spread of destruc-
ton, the great naval base of Ports
mouth, also on the south coast, has
been bombed.
The heart of Glasgow, that city OF
shipyards, has been hard hit by
bombings as we'll as the city centers
of the great ports of Liverpool and
Bristol, where the docks have been
considerably damaged. Munition
plants, and especially airplane
plants, which are more widely scat
tered outside city centers, have
largely escaped.
But damage to some docks in
congested port and also to city GEN.
tiers must slow down production and
interfere with business progress in
modern industrial integration. 1t is
a creeping, persistent air siege to
which Britain is being submitted in
the same way as enveloped cities
were by cannon fire and mine sap
ping in historic sieges
British Suffer Most.
Berlin says that the British
bombers have done no damage to
any German industrial plant. That
is a propaganda lie. But German
bombers are doing and can continue
to do more damage to Britain than
British bombers to Germany.
Pilot to pilot, plane to plane, the
British are better than the Germans.
but there is no gainsaying that the
Nazis will surely far outnumber the
British in air power, including our
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Dr.. Fuw Named Adviser
RICHMOND. Va, Js

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. IS tP.-
DR.. J. C. Faw, executive secretary
of the Richmond Community Coun-
Gil, has been appointed adult adviser
for the Presbyterian young people
of the Synod of Virginia, which in
cludes the major portion of Virginia,
part of Maryland and West Virginia,
and the District Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

was one of the few blunders the
President has ever made in the
amenities of public life, but it is one
that will do more harm than appears
on the surface. for it will merely
fortify the partisans who have in
sisted all along that the whole third
term idea and international crisis is
a partisan proposition. This is not a
happy prelude to the first third
term Inauguration in American his
tory which occurs next Monday.
Reproduction Rights Reserved)
Evening star., 1941-01-15

cOOlly get down
to cases about
what are its OBJ
jects and how
they are to be
e X e C u t e d in
terms of force
of arms and
speed.
The first OBJ
ject is to en-
able Britain to
hold out long
enough to profit
by all our plan
ed extensive
aid in the fu-
ture. Then how
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Legion Post to Hold
Coronation Ball

The Internal Revenue Post Of the
American Legion will hold Its annual
coronation ball at the Mayflower
Hotel tonight and the girl receiving
the most votes will be crowned Miss
Revenue" of 1941.
Proceeds will benefit the posts
blood donating squad. welfare fund
and other activities.
Evening star., 1941-01-15


above all action
optmst think partisanshp will be
will within
legitimate will light
will either that the
bill proposed notifications will be considered strictly their merits
differences democratic
requires full opportunity for their thorough discussion But
believing that this
a fundamental issues at stake
Evening star., 1941-01-15

fdIk lelung OF
President Roose-
velt's indirectly
expressed reac-
ton to Wendell
Wiki e's in
dorsement of the
all = aid to- Brit
ian policy. For
1t sounded a
good deal as if
I h e President
h ID hummed:
You may be the
man who got
% 900, 900 votes,
but you're just
another individ-
Evening star., 1941-01-15

and perhaps for an even more in
tense struggle. Not many citizens
possibly have noted that the meas
ure around which storm RACES is
formally entitled H. r. 1776" That
is not an inappropriate coincidence,
for it suggests THE Spirit of '76." 1t
also arouseS hope that debate may be
conducted in the atmosphere which
that famous slogan of American
patriotism implies. The emergency
demands national unity in circum-
Evening star., 1941-01-15

OF tne appedSerS.
And there is the
America of t h e
Americans, the
land that still
b e Ii yes that
freedom is worth
while, t h a t de-
mocracy is n t
dead, that honor
Is more than a
W ord a n d de-
Tense more than
a get-rich-q quick
formula.
1t is everlast-
inply to the
credit of Wen-
Evening star., 1941-01-15
This Changing World
YueosIovio, With Strong Army, Looks to U. S.
And Brtuin for Much Needed Materials
By CONSTANTINE BROWN.

Yugosva like those renowned French chefs who make i'm
ingredients The materials
spices deicacies lacking
and able 1t lacks materials to
warfare And the
Italians and Ban absolute
will enable Britain United
aplane etcneeded make the Yugosav dish
perfect
Belgrade government using what it has
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Washington Observations
Debate as Intense as Any Congress Ever
Has Seen Expected on British Aid Bill
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.

During recent hectic radio debate President Roosevels arsenal
for democracy BILL listeners
shout Watch blood old man. The rnde admonon
was meant for speaker who invghng veement against the
Presidents foreign policy According indications
shortly become useful Capitol passions appear
F. r. virtually unlimited
for discussion and amendment the will
Evening star., 1941-01-15
UtiIizinq Mr.. Wilkes Services

Suggestions current that would be graceful and logical
President Roosevelt utilize Wendell L.
We somewhere the defense situation That such deve
would crafty numbers of the 20O0o0 citizens who
candidate
unquestionabe that Wike abilities and expert
graphing The ndianan owed his nomination primarily to wide
could we'll with
practical businessman the presidency Uncle Sans exgnces today
being vastly gaver We chosen the Republican
that time draft the
which gained him the highest honor within the gift great
consfdera
onr into just what niche might be feasible fit Mr. Wkie and
national
unlikely particularly after his
identifying broadly with President Roosevel inter-
Wkie with
background for Federal timely Importance.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Relations With Russia

Washington diplomats wonder what will be the effect of the
German trade negotiations earlier in
looking commercial
United States Russia Since then there has arisen question
through channels economic author
tiles far from convinced that the advantages Hitler his
latest deal with Stain will materia fully rapidly hoped
for Berlin Inadequate Russian transportation facilities
that initiate seriously delivery
materials while Soviet
with szable expotab the things especially
Evening star., 1941-01-15
YuqosIovs See No Immediote Peril


The Yugoslavs don't danger to their political
sole customer-in the immediate future.
During months the Reich won't attempt tackle
them and the Italians can't
But the Yugoav general stan getting ready for
the southern
the unexpected the Of the
Reich the bulk the Greek border could
with the British Greece
The defeat of italians Africa reknded the hope the
Belgrade
similar situation Turkey The Turks better of
weapons sufficient
a German onslaught they hope to
United
The Turkish Army according to the latest reports moving num-
Anaoa toward the Bulgarian border These
units have enough modern paaphena meet an immediate
limited offensive Bulgarian
independence countries predaed the ability Of
maintain its the
Mediterranean.
Leohys Illness May Be Diplomacy
of in
quarters diplomatic the admiral
ambassador.
doubted that Leahv has cold The change
admiral lived recently the
believe which
compel
Agiels Morocco for There he would be
received with all the honos due to his rank position
of uneanes capitals the
frequent visits American representatives making to the commander
Evening star., 1941-01-15

HE opinions the Urtters this their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions are presented IN TIE
Stars effort to all sides OF questions interest to its
readers although such opinions be contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

IoWan came to Franklin D. Roose-
velts attention in 1922 as assistant
director of the Association for I'M
proving the Condition of the Poor in
New York State, and later as director
of the New York tuberculosis and
Health Association. During Mr.
Roosevelt's first term as Governor,
Mr.. Hopkins was appointed executive
director of the New York State tenn
porarY EMERGENCY Relief Admins
Evening star., 1941-01-15

consolidate the defensive position Of
the country.
The strife between the COM
ponents of the country-Slovenes,
Croatians, Serbs-which has been
faring up sometimes violently in the
last few years has disappeared now.
The question of who should be the
big boss has been temporarily for
gotten before the greater problem
which is facing the kingdom. The
problem now is to maintain Yugo-
Evening star., 1941-01-15

the general at any time the general
failed to make good as dictator of
the A. Z. F.
The President has just been re-
elected for four years. Not to 60
Evening star., 1941-01-15

too fast, in face of all of the facts,
we might say to him: Well let
you have this power for two years,
and then see how far you have made
good.
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Roosevelt
Muffs Unity
Opportunity
Ignoring WiIIkie
Aid Plea May
Prompt Portisunship
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

II politicians were given to a bit
OF lyrical exercise they might have
found inspiration to parody as they
read the press dispatches from Hyde
Evening star., 1941-01-15
The Saga of Harry Hopkins

eminnce in American public life
legendary Harry Hopkins inter-
national celebrity His verbe Ten Hopkins
hardly outside the professional social workers
mssary United States
almost without parallel in
hobnobS with King Prime
high mighty in the government
intimacy equality emary of the sister
the future existence OF the
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Aid to Britain
Divides
America
Glasses Are Appeasers
And Those Who Still
Believe in Freedom
BY JAY FRANKLIN.

The Presidents plans for aid 10
England have shown that America
is today divided into two countries.
two Nations. There is the America
Evening star., 1941-01-15
Leohy's Illness May Be Diplomacy

in chief of the French African
troops.
At first it was George White,
who until recently was diplomatic
agent at Tangiers, who went to pay
his respects to the French COM
mander in chief.
Then Robert D. Murphy, the
Counselor of the Embassy at Vichy,
went to Africa to inspect the Amer
lean consulates. He also happened
to call on Gen. Weygand. 1t was
Evening star., 1941-01-15
By COL. FREDERICK PALMER.

In the heat of the controversy
about granting President Roose-
welt the power asked for in the
lend lease and allide- aid bill, let us
Evening star., 1941-01-15

maer courtesy on part OF ne Aefcah dpIoat pay h
Marshal Petains chief did
about the glorious climate Of North Africa its possibilities
after the
will
for pleasant Agers.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

traon He chairman Of that organization the closing period
the Roosevelt gvernorsp Activities in those humanitarian fields
paved the the friendship
his special
Evening star., 1941-01-15

independence territorial integrity fare
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Todoy's High Lights

WEV, 1890 s.n,.-Rii|e compared with
Xsrxes by Mark Van Dorsn. Allan Nevins and
Scott Buchanan.
WMAl. f7:i5-Tibor Kosvss. author
WRc. t2;30-Jos Louis and Jesse Owens
headline the cast
| WMA. i2:30-Smeisns'S Overture 10 Bar.
tered Bride" Two movements from "Schehera.
1ade." Mohaupfs Town Piper Music" Selma
Kaye sings "D'Amor Surali Rosse" from "Tro.
vatore." 6dses 7 Love Thee"
VOL. 7:00-Redskins in q crucial one with
The 6isnis in New York.
WN, 2:00-To South Carolina for the
naneuveD.
WINK. 7:05-Debussy's Afternoon Of a
faun" HaYdn's Surprise" Symphony.
Wc, 2;30-"llitIe Business, What Now!"
d5tussed by William H. Spencer. Chicago U.:
Arthur harset Minnesota U. Frank Bane Of
0P.M.
WMAl. 300. NJ synee's comedy Of
Irish life, "pIsyboy Of the Western World"
WJSV. 3:00-Atur Rod1insk conducts "Je,
rome Kern's Scenario for Orchestra on Themes
from Show Boat" Hndemith's Mathis der
Mailer" Symphony.
WRc. 3:30-0penng the new series de-
voted 10 better health. strength and security
for Americans, and sponsored by three Gov.
eminent agencies.
VOL. 5:00-The Polish Echo Women's
Chorus in Polish songs Of freedom.
VOL, 600-AIite Marble, tennst, and Iv
ing Jaffe. Olympic skater.
WhAl, 6:45-hn. Roosevefs guest Is
Daniel Anstein, Burma Road traffic expert.
WBV, E15-Three speakers on behalf Of
The 35th annual sale Of Christmas Seals
WHV, 7:30-PriMiIIa Lane. Humphrey Bo.
gat AdoIphe henjou in IT You Could Only
Cook"
VOL. 8:00-"What Should Be Our Policv
Toward Japan!" Representative 6earhaf Of
California, Arthur Robert Aura Smith, Represen,
iaive Smith Of Ohio. Mark R. Shaw Of the
Prevention Of War Council
WDc. 8:30-Represeniative Hill Of Wash.
ington: Our Nations Foreign Policies"
WhAl. 8:30-SymboIit story Of q ditiaior.
WBV. 9:00-liIy Pon sings excerpts from
Daughter Of the Regiment" 0rmandy con.
ducts Bath's "1ooafa and Fueue in D Minor"
Weinberger's Polka and Fugue," Others
WRc. 10000 Georgia coed is quest
vocalist.
VOL, f0:30-SpetaI adaptation Of "Wateh
On tie Rhine" with Paul lukas. Mady Chris.
tans and George Coulouris; Lawrence Tibbetts
sings.
WRc, t0:30-"The Hindu in the Wicker
Basket"
Evening star., 1941-11-23
EVENING Stor Features

Star FIashesIlaiesi news. twite daily. Mon.
day through Friday WkAL. at 1890 an.
and ass pm. Analysis Of the weeks news
by Ioihrop Stoddard. Saturday al II an.
The Ameritss-The junior high school
series on South American nations; WNAl, Mon
days al pm.
National Radio Forum-PubIit affairs discus
sions by prominent officials; WhAl, Mondays
al 9 pm
Junior Star paee-The popular feature Of
The Sunday Star aired by its youthful con.
trbuiorS; WhAL, Saturday al l0:45 an.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
)RK PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR THE

Refer to published daily changes
In these Hng program notes and features OF outstanding
presentations and foreign neo rariey
musical periods.
Evening star., 1941-11-23
Short-Wove Programs

MOSCOW, 6:00-News: RV96, 1918 meq.,
1877 m.
BUDAPEST, 800-News: HAT4, 912 meg,
32.8 m.
TOXIC, 8:05-News: A64. 1910 meq.,
1873 m: HJ, i1.80 meg. 75.4 m.
BERLIN. 8:15-New: DID, I'LL meq.,
25.4 m.; DID, 1854 meg. 1874 m.; ok,
9.57 meg. 3i.3 m.
ROME. 10:30-News: 7R04, 1881 meo.,
25.4 m.; FROG, 1880 meg, 1876 m.; 7ROS,
1882 mse, 1851 m.
MOSCOW, 1900 s.m.-NewS RVo6, 1913
Fned tQ7m
Evening star., 1941-04-20
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CALL AT THE OFFICE
WASHINGTON HUMANE

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AFd Receive an Identification Tag for
Your Animal
FREE OF CHARGE.
n host, strayed, stolen or injured this
tag Will be very valuable to you. In the
event of war, more so.
COME-REGISTER
YOUR NAME AND ANIMAL
TAG WILL BE GIVEN YOU
Evening star., 1941-04-20
Rockville Man Stabbed;
Police Seek Brother

Leslie Randall, about 80, was
stabbed in the chest several times
on Laird street. in Rockville, Md,
last night and police Immediately
broadcast a lookout for his brother
Kenneth, 81.
Leslie Randall was taken to
Georgetown Hospital, where his con-
dition was reported as undeter-
mined.
Montgomery County police said
they were unable to learn the cir
cumstances which preceded the
stabbing.
The broadcast lookout described
Kenneth Randall as 6 feet tall, l40
pounds and said he was wearing a
gray suit Police said he also was
known as Kenneth Reynolds.
Both brothers live in Rockville.