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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
CamiIl Heinrich
Eeud Flares
International News ssr,ios Wire

NEW YORK. Oct. "A feud
almost burst into flame in the
World Series today when Dolph
Camilli. Brooklyn first baseman,
threatened TO take a poke al
Tommy Heinrich, New York's right
fielder.
eff he wants 10 play that
way" Camilli commented after
the game, its okay with me.
I'll be in there with him"
Camilli charged that Heinrich,
when nipped off first base in the
fourth inning on a throw by
Catcher Mickey owen. tried 10
knock the ball out Of his hand.
"He hit my glove. and tried
10 loosen the ball" Cssnilli con-
tinued, explaining, "then l made
N eetit,i4. 1T passes sft hif4s assa-
he got up and walked away"
Umpire Larry Goctz stepped IN
front Of Camilli, and, according
TO the first baseman. said, Il saw
the putout. he would have been
out even II the ball had dropped
out of your mitt'
Heinrich. meanwhile. said he
was not aware of any ulffled feel
ings on the play.
was mad at myself for
being caught of the base" Hen
rich said. "but 1 didn't try Ia
knock the ball out of CamiIli's
hands, and l didn't even know
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
LAND THIS FIGHTER AND YOU'RE AN EXPERT
Ancient Medoro Whitesh Discovered in Upper Peninsula

lake in the shadow Brockway
Mountain is strikingly similar 10
Lake Superior although il is but
a mile wide and two and one-half
miles long.
Evening star., 1941-10-19

;iSsaiig i,;;.: -:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Park Group
Holds Session
Nunnslsy Represents
County on Board !

Gin the first informal meeting
of the Huron Clinton Parkway
Authority held Wednesday In
Detroit, John H. Nunneley, Ma
comb county member of the
commission, Joined with the
other six members Of that body
IN drawing preliminary plans for
the execution of the gigantic
program.
The first formal meeting Of
the commission will be held In
the Wayne county building, De-
troit, 1t Z p. m, Thursday.
Wednesdays informal discus
sion, which began In the Wayne
county building, was extended
IN unexpected two hours when
ths launch in which the officials
were travelling down the Detroit
river for n inspection Of the
new Waterfront Drive, devel-
cpod motor trouble and was
See PARK-Pags 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
DIs !! | Call
IS Cancelled
Only ksplsesmsnts
70 Go Out n Month

estate selectivs service off,
cials today notified Macomb
county'e three draft boards that
the regular May call has been
cancelled and instead gave them
tentative Juno allotments total
ing 220 men.
: A call for replacements sched-
uled for Nay 10 u still In effect,
draft board Officials pointed out.
Chef KRONER, chief clerk for
Draft Board No. I, said Tie cam
collation. win afeoct H. entire
Sixth Corr. Arc. H aid ~ BE-
lieved draft boards were nsarer
total Quoe1s THAN oxpected.
The tentative jans allotments
follow: Doord 10. l-Jo; Board
No. 3oo: Beard No. $50. No
approkimate induction date was
givoE
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Pei |
Aitilude, CO

oAs sfffst Steers 10 rs-opon tll
Mount sClGInens Pottery CO. Z
pany plant, strike bouIsd SltncG
April II, sent four emploVo1
into tie factory tAls taogmaA
August Scholle, Regional CsJo'
director, warned that .spjck1p
won't take Z pleasant atti1,1D
toward people guilty q ecah.
bing On the job" Nj
The first Of Z series a Opoeoe'
tions necessary % ro-op1n ;tlo(
plant w1s authofixod th1os lnoghI-
ing after the mana9oGnent un1
the Coz Operative sfDned o ~
point agreement 6 ~ -
yesterday. immediately =
after Henry G. RG6se. OK ptelI-
tive attorney. petitioned 1or
prompt re-Opening a. ~ plonk.
Spokesmen said tn men, Who
entered the plant at q o'clock
this morning, were rssnoving'
cars from kilns. Thu kilns than
selves IRE soon 70 b hea1ed, IN
spokesmen said. u lob TINT r.
quires q leost five days.
NCn1ADB K1CKgx0
Learning that ther men were
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Getting Feeblenninded?
SLIPPING THROUGH RED-LlGHTS
REVEALED AS BORDERLlNE
INDICATION
INDICATION

~ HOWARD W. pLAK80L8E
oRlCH1GOND, Va, May I'D
Don't drive through any more
red lights, for such = lapse 2 .
sign you may b In the botder-
lire foebleminded clo1r.
This reason Why . Gufpt1singly
large number Of perS0n6 20
through red lightD came ouG To-
day ina roportby Dr, Loslel1 ..
Selling 70 III Almeric1I PVchia-
trio Is0ociation. tvs bobo4 On
Z study IA reeotders 6oNrt De-
troit. of 306 poesonA ~ for 6af-
&c violations, who pr0vOd 70 b
on the mental borderlinG
Running through I'd lights.
and passing stop sicns 'oe otl1Ge
sorts WaS tho one thing they do
most. Some Offered eute reaoons.
One who did not halt for .
stop street. insisted % The jndos
that he did stop. Reminded thot
two arrssting ofkicsrs swogo ~
only slowed down, H. oeBenoef
sald:
~oh. "a !; ,uass. 7 came y :
Anothsr eslnmon excuse u
theoo drivers W. that tAo1r
brakes ~ ~ ~ Hfonu0tly.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

Strike Sifuatior,
sfa CIance

oTIu1 strike sitnatisn n Ma-
comb coanty tslay: sass
Meant Clemens Pottery
Company anA The Pottery
WefkeFs Cs-ODerative isigA
lo.Deint past agreeing - oDe1
struck plant sftsr l,oSo work
ers were throws out q work
On April II. "
Foundry sffleials and CIO
Representatives sesk early
settIemeut q New Haven
Foundry dispute which threw
ever 80 eut q work when
employees went On strike
"wednesday mefnlng.
Seek agreement % ed
Widespread truckers strike
after union (AFL) Threatens
genoral walkeut threugheut
Alacomb ana Wayne eoun0e2
Hundreds already affected h
south enA Of county.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Million More VII
Iase Reeo, u
us. 70 REGISTER NEW RESERVOIR
or k.ANpOWER FOR ARRIVED FORCES

$500 local draft boards now
functioning, and. authorities said
It would be q fairly simple
job" compared with last fall
when 16.50O,060 men, n to 80,
were signed up for possible mill
tary training.
PROCLAMATION DUE
The date for the new regis
tration will be formally fixed In
q proclamation BY President
Roosevelt. Authorities indicat-
ed that the day now tentatively
agreed upon was chosen TO give
the new group Of prospective
military trainees time 70 learn
whether they are apt to b call
ed for service this fall % they
can arrange their school or en-
ployment plans accordingly.
In official quarters here II was
expected that q large proportion
of them would be called for
training within . few months
after they are registered and
classified % to availability for
immediate service.
PLAN UNCERTAIN
A decision apparently has yet
to be reached on how the or
der numbers Of the July regis
See DRAYT@4ago 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Luffwa7e BattersSuez Canal British Isles
M!on-Residents
Ciiuen School
Entrance Exams

"a total OF 124 non-resident
students were given examina-
tons yesterday and today which,
IL satisfactorily passed, will en-
title them to enroll - freshmen
next fall at the Mount Clemens
High school. Superintendent Of
Schools L. Wade Fast said today.
The plan was inaugurated last
year to eliminate students not
capable OF high school work and
to curb overcrowding ct the
school. Results will b mailed
students - soon % the exam
nations are corrected, Fast said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Foundry Strike
fIeIl|is olsi.
so Workers SIN
~ = New Hsvsa

ooulst still reigned r. Nv -
vBn today - woek1r1s( rn4tl
toEde1et ~ St1vek NM ! Il =
|| vs. ~ ~
&S16K GxpllIDSo lllj j sd&
averting rspstit ~ 1 ~ Jooo
strike ricts.s 3 !,
j. C14iciAls u Local -, UAW.
Go, called the strike 81 Av0
o'clock Wednesday m . rnlng
after negotiations between the
company and union officials
b0gged down.
AREA PATROL a
Sheriffs deputies, state police
and New Haven officers contin-
ued : 24-hour-a-day patrol over
the strike area.
At one time during the 1888
strife over $50 law 0facers were
needed To maintain the peace.
However representative Of
the union and company this
morning told The Daily Monitor
that IAN early solution of our
difficulties" Il The hope q both
factions.
MAJOR ISSUES
The union said that four ma
jor points are 1t issue, including
two weeks vacation pay for al
workers, Z closed shop, Z 10 cent
per hour blanket pay increase
for al employees. and the elimi-
nation Of piece work.
However, one source said that
Z total Of - demands had been
made upon company representa-
tives 1t . fourth Of Z series Of
unsuccessful conferences held
during the past few weeks.
"A bulletin sent workers by
the union on April - quoted IL.
"hishlishts Of proposed amend
ments," and charged the COM
pany had refused to negotiate
with the employees, thus forcing
stronger measures"
Company representatives said
that they he'd cooperated ''fully"
in the conference requests.
DEMANDS LASTED
The amendmsnts listed In the
April 39th bulletin included:
I. A blankst waes increase.
Ses F0UlGDRY-Psgs :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

~ JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON. May 8 - R
- Army and selective service
officials were reported today to
have decided on July / rs the
date {or registration Of approx
imate1y 100000 men who
have become a years old since
the first selective service enroll
ment last October.
< The registration will take
place 1t the headquarters Of the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Mothers Day Feled
4 Lions msellng
Msehsss, Wives Guests
CO CHI Meuabess

oAsv. ~. John Hardy, Of Sc.
roter's Casholic church, was the
principal speaker at . Mothers
Day program gponsored by the
Mount Clemens Lions club q
- 1rllbytsrlan church this
noon.
1ntertainn,snt consisted u Z
oo)o b. lGrs. Martin Schwartz
- = duot sung ~ Nh. Erwin
I - ind Mn. Anthony Ullrich.
IN. Isyo Hsins Ullrich was
-. occomoonigk
Wives ~ mothers q MEM
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

The0e borderline people had
intelugeAco togt rotinoD q - up
70 70. HoWsvof, nAore than u1ere-
~ q paper teSt w1S necessary TO
edtablish that thsys were On the
feeblemihdsd edge.
Because there y yet no test
Whleh can ~ owen whsn = per-
son Applies for . license, n.
selling said theoe + s0ple would
eontinus On IL Highways until
6a&dc become4 more congested
and they have to,be ruled Of
- INlDLEf-1aSp3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

- 8DDY 0uI1GQ1E !. 7
O0REEN HILLS HxkTTo1Ds
SHIRE Enslapd:s My = -
Britain's bigeese nudiet pamp
has feesd IN fact Mt mod 96
war r war u ~ ~ ana nov
trades stare for stare Win RAP
pilots who conduct low altitude
rscounaissancs dights cvGr The
camp.
s.They SEEM 10 b ovaf The
camp Z great deal" said H pro-
pfietor. hly blgck beArd strUann-'
ING n III epld Nay wihA "6st
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
COP Head Man
iorl Conveys;
.ye Opposed
Maritime Commission
Figures Rsvsol
Few Aid Sinkinss

owASHNGTON, My 0EA
Two uncompromising speeches
-One by Senator Nye (R0gD),
the other by Wendell y. WILL
kieand some unexpected sta-
tistics from the maritime com.
missien intensified tho contro-
versy raging today over conveys
L. Hrltain.
Amsl-convoy legislators were
po1101ly intent on forcing =
.c1o6N1eut decision In congress,
~ Aore were indications Of IA
Z 11anity next week whan the
'Jnh1o takes up the house-ap-
SGDSlo administration bill for
= pl11ltion G o foreign ships,
III - N American ports.
o , le8A1
uy WIN aecuGot ~ admin
11EDo "a - ssblit piogine tor
= liI - 0os1ared q . brood
ztcua 49, 1T I1lrAt thet
% R 49, pS( ~
:! :! ! !! !! =! i 3 =! !
- NSoAS Woe.s M ' ssfs
illllis, meanwhile, 49, TN
ineH 'lxsed0m rally IA New
'YosG That delivery of leose. lend
supplies - Britain must b In
surGd BY conveying patrolling
--airplane accouipaniment 80 or
what not. : want thoso car
goes protested and q once, and
with les talk and with more &C.
ton"
Before N.Y. md Willki6 took
to The mir waves 70 champion op-
posite vieWS. = neW element was
injected into th4 cnnvoy debate
by maritime eomnaiaDion flgures
See WlIGx1Rago 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

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peoQ1rDGooly ~ ln1nco1.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
May be Something to Ii

okEW YORK, Moy 84l9-The toll Of u popes eloimed
for Broins night fighters oooins Geron roider overnight
"nokes believe thot there really is technique
which can produce such gond results" British broadcast
said todoy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Armistice Terms Modified?

oViCtY, Fronce May 8-lE9-A sem-officio source in
dcqted todoy tot the French German ormsee convention
would be modified as result Of negotiations in Poris. from
which vicePrem Admiral Jean DorIon returned this morn
ina.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Sc Survivors Reach Safety

oSAOvlCENTE Cope Verde lslonds Moy 8-4P9-Fiftysix
survivors from the 10 British passenger liner COL
ehns tnrpedoed April Il while she abo 500 miles off
the Africon coast, have reached this city.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

ORCMe Moy e--4R-Ths Italian high commend onnouncsd
todoy tot oxs forces had captured iposont position b.
fore the bsslsosd British stronghold Of Tcbruk In lbyo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Raj Shoots s.
Nazi Raiders
Out Of i|le.Air
Tempo Of Air
War Hits Grin,
New Peak
BULLETIN

OLONDON, May -(R-
With hundreds 81 NASH planes
b sheet q = The surging air
battle Of Dritaln, The RAJ and
greu1A Ae1eaeee havs brsught
devn % q ~ attaekers with
In the paat u henri. n was -.
pertsa si1llially teaighG
This tslal se6nes1 ~
kneeks6 49, Z xlsonino ~
NJ n1rn1s ~ in11eee4R
plasIo aa1l- aissxa1t lG1oglo1s
m - talIeen baxraOso3
saa soSs 9lng ~ rsuDsstivs
~ - Assssls1sa rsess,
r. Axis waEplalIe DELIVERED
Ivvo-hOsss sssnaalt IA Usifain'l
Vitol - ) = I Solsrineths Hlgh6
~ G1lt - ~ A
y =! Ig r. ~!
daylight. 3 I NJ
.3laxi spilces reported nc Mrss
49, ru0lnt n 1Esnchestsr, &g-
liz 'indnSefial city.
0eruSSn daylight raiders q
tacked Dover'o balloon barrage,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Berlin Awaits Arrest Reports

oeERL IN, Nay 8t-Authorixed said fodoy tsssy
would hove 10 woit for report from ts Cannon eosy N
Woslnoton before they could soy whehe any dpsomodc
socs would b token connection with the orresS OF Ger
man sailors and nswspopsmen in the United States:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Predicts u. s. WaH. Entry

opREToRiA Union Of South Africo, Nay LlH-Prims
Minister Jon C. Suts deeIored in spssch today that -
United Stotes had been oroused sfors ard ~
predicted ot before long 1.-THE United States WI b 100 ~
cent In the war" sfv IN XXX fs# $780, tss
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

ocANBERRA AastroIo, Moy e-N3-Totot A.ntroIlor
casualties IN Gssscs-incluno killed. prisoners ord missing
tpbob less than 5000 Of fovce Of 600 men
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Spaim's Action Protested

ovtEtiY Fronee Moy 8-Q49-The French government oct
Ina for the Sutton Of Morocco hos protested the Modd
government over spoins occupation Of the ongsr inferno
fionul zone. we
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

Ss9 M 3s! y. M !5..8 az %s ss Il
/
Ausaie Losses Under $500
eesuo!te. u nciudlnq killed pvsonsn ord missing
pboby we're less than 5000 Of force Of 5000 men,
Amy MInstsr Percy G. spsndsr dseorsd todoy.
Berlin Awaits Arrest Reports
oeERLlN Nny Authorized sources sold foduy tisy
Woshnoton before they could soy whethsr any diplomatic
seeps would b token In connection with the orests Of Ser
man so''ors and nswspops'men in the on,fsd s'o'e: ~
Rome Claims Advances
oRCMe, Moy 84F-Ths Italian high commend onnouncsd
todo to oxs forces had captured on wpont position b.
fore the bsssosd British stronghold Of Tcbruk In lbyo
Sc Survivors Reach Safety
esAovcENTE. Cape Verde Isonds. Moy g. six
survivors from the 70 3o5stoc British possenes, line, Col:
the Afreon coost. have reoched this city
May be Something to ID
eNsw YORK, Moy s4r-Ihe toll Of z pioos. eloimsd
nokes believe thot there really is technique
which con produce such oond results" British broadcast
said todoy.
Armistice Terms Modified?
oVlCtiY Fnoncs May 8-47-A sem-officio source in
dcqed todoy that the French German orstce convention
would be modified result Of negotiations in Poris. from
which Vice Premier Admiral Jean Doron returned this
ing.
Suain.s Action Protested
evtetY France. Moy s-4P-The French government oct
Ina Tor the Sutton Of Morocco hos protested HE Modd
government over spoin occupation Of the ong'sr inferno
tiono zone.
Predicts ~. 8. War Entry
oPREToRiA Union Of South Afreo, Nay 0-4RAPrims
Minister Jon G. Suts declared in spesch today that -
United Stotes had been "oroused tsfors ard ~
predicted ot before long 1.-THE United States WI b 100 per
cent In the war" fss
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. William Day and
daughter Cynthia. Dearborn, spent
Wednes DAY with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Day and
family. Mrs. Glenn Roberts and
Miss Bessie Eaton were Sunday
afternoon guests OF Mrs. Nina Dun
bar, Adrian.
Mrs. Albert Harpst and chill.
dren Almeda and Charlie, May
bee, spent Thursday with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Day and Mrs.
Lena Day and daughter. Maud.
we're Sunday guests Of Mrs. Hattie
Swihart. Ypsilantl.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
Pick of the Air Today

WXYZ Three Ring Time
CKLW Victorious New Year
9:00-WJR Great Plays
WWJ Waltz Time
WXYZ Gang Busters
CKLW News and Music
9:15-CKLW Assumption College
WJBK Fiesta
9:30-WJR First Nighter
WWJ Uncle Walter
WXYZ Michael and Kitty
lO:OO-JA Shirley Temple
WWJ Wings OF Destiny
WXYZ Old Traveller
10:l5-WJBK Public Opinion
i0:30-WJR Don Artistic
WWJ China Society
WHY News and Music
l0;45-WJBk Popular Melodies
WJR Musical
11:00-WJR News
WWJ News
WXYZ Music You Want
11:15-WJR Number Please
WV Enric Madriguera
l1:30-WWJ Joe Reichman
CKLW BIC News Reel
ll:45-WJBK Popular Melodies
WJR Jimmy Dorsey
WXYZ Sammy Kaye
l2 00-WWJ Last Minute News
WJR News, Harry James
WXNZ News and Music
12;15-CKLW Special Tor Men
WV Southern Rivers
l2:30-WWJ Chuck Wagon Days
WJR Alvino Ray
l2:45-CKLW Skating Party
1:00-WJR News and Music
WWJ News and Music
CKLW Dawn Patrol.
2:00-WJBK Corn Til Morn
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
War Needs Money

The YpsIlanti Daily Pres Is glad
10 cooperate with the Treasury De.
partment in keeping the following
message before our readers.
II will cost money 10 defeat ia.
ran. Your government calls IN
you TO help now
Buy defense bonds or stamps to-
day Buy them every day. % you
can. But buy them on a regular
basis.
Bonds cost as little as SIs75.
Stamps come as low as 30 cents.
Defense bonds and stamps can be-
bought at all banks and post e.
fees. and stamps can also be pu,
chased at retail stores and frlm
your newspaper carrier boy.
The Ypsilantl Daily Press urges
all Americans 10 support your gov
eminent with your dollars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19

The CITY SANTA

Tomorrow, Saturday. Will be cur
opportunity 10 give Santa a big
boost for his special work in Ipsi-
lanti. II will be Goodiel.ows Day.
the annual event established here
for the benefit OF children OF needy
parents and fer the. needy parents
themselves.
During afternoon and evening
the GooGfellows, former newsboys,
some OF whom have known what
it means to be missed on Christ
mas Day. Will sell papers about
the business section OF the city.
They will sell with the spirit Of
Christmas in their souls. with en-
thusiasm for the cause which they
represent and with an aim to rails
ing enough money 10 send well tll-
ed baskets OF food and toys into
all the homes. IN Npsilantl where
Christmas cheer would otherwise
be lacking.
Hundreds OF baskets have been
delivered in years past by these
special newspaper statesmen. Names
and addresses are carefully select
ed by city agencies in position to
determine relative needs and this
year Will be no exception.
The Goodfellows aim to prove 70
every boy and girl on their list
that Santa Claus exists for them
just as truly as he exists for the
children Of parents financially more
fortunate.
II ever Santa should have com
munity support it is IN such times
as these. Our minus are troubled,
the future is uncertain, life is alb
normally adjusted 10 the demands
OF international conflict, but the
children of today are entitled 20
every bit OF pleasure on this, the
most holy OF all days, that We can
give them. Their heritage will be
bad enough at the best. We are
presenting them with an unholy
world in which TO struggle through
their liyes-a world Of strife, suffer
ing and perhaps poverty. For
their protection We fight, and for
their Christmas happiness We must
contribute. in order that their trust
in things good and helpful may not
be broken at time when 1t is
needed most
Buy paper will be the cry Of
the Daily Press special news boys
Saturday. Their invitation should
be generously accepted because
their purpose is worthy OF most
ardent support
Buy a paper help the Goodfel-
lows to help Santa in the places
where he viii need help most In
Ypsilanti Christmas Day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
DREAM OE PEACE

\ dream of peace-for the nations
OF the world crashed completely
about us the Sunday afternoon of
December :. 1871.
\ mother OF three sons who had
prayed with her heart and soul that
the United States might possibly be
one nation, free of war. that follow.
ing week, in utter despair, feeling
her own. as well as the heart1reak
of the mothers of the world, asked
God for a message for those moth
ers. who even as she. had worked
for peace. She asked for God S
message to send with the Christmas
greetings with their verses on
Peace. Happiness and Joy for the
World If it were true that God
was speaking to His people today,
she wanted His message more than
anything else at this Christmas
time.
Suddenly there was a complete
blackout of all things material in
her mind and she heard a voice,
outside herself words which were
not her own, which came-slowly-
calmly quietly and peacefully. God
spoke TO that mother in these
words:
II Christ, in all His anguish and
suffering of body and Of mind as
He was crucified upon the Cross
said: oh God, hast Thou forsaken
Me- is it. little wonder that My
children Of the world should also
feel their God has foy saken them?
Christ suffered for Me and out Of
it came good. Through Jesus Christ
and faith such as He had you
reach me. Such a faith must no.
perish from the earth.
Keep The temples OF your souls