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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
War Labor Board May be
Named by Chief Executive

Minister Winston Churchill and
others to give the proposal
thorough study. They expect a dc
cision next weeS.
one important difference be-
tween the proposed board and that
created in 1918 would be that it
would seldom. If ever, hold hear.
ings and decide disputes itself but
would delegate that function 70 a
stan Of specialists in various fields.
Its members would not be PICK d.
as We're the 1918 board. TO repre-
sent equally labor and industry,
but, as one official put it. As
Americans 10 represent a united
nation at war The 1918 beard
had six industry and six labor rep
rcsentatives. each headed by a
co-chairman
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
SteeInen Set
Output Record

Gary. Ind. Dec 27-UP-Tho
worlds largest steel mill set a new
production record when a holiday
shift Of 22,00o men gave the nation
a much.needed Christmas gift of
steel ingots.
Plant officials al the Carnegie
Illinois steel Company, largest sub
sidiary OF the Urited States Steel
Corporation. ithIeld actual figures
tor holiday production but reported
a new record was set
They estimated that the plant op-
Grating on a 2i-hour basis. reached
los per cent OF It's theoretical capa
city Wednesday nigh. They be
lioyed the output would insure a
new weekly record
Plant supervisors reported thCre
was no grum5ling among the men.
The mill was operating on Christ
mas day for the first time since
1917.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
CIeary College to Start
Emergency Training Study

Emergency training courses have
been inaugurated AZ Clcary College
FOR duration of the war, 80 was an
nounced al an executive meeting.
Because Of the Importance Of col
legiate business training IN the
country On the armed forces as well
rs In defense industries, 10 was de-
cided TO reduce time Of study so that
rained clerks, stenogra pliers, sec
retaries and accountants may DO
made available more quickly.
Students viii be urged TO take
courses which can be completed in
from nine to twelve months. The
summer term during 1912 Will be
heightened 20 twelve weeks.
Information as 20 United states
Army and Navy clerical branches
will be available to men students at
all times.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
Heavy Fighting RACES on
Luzon Front But Slackens
Northwest of Capital Area
Rules Set For Rationing
of Tires For Automobiles


vehicles carrying ten or more pas
senSers as part % regular trans
portation system, for transport Of
students and teachers to and from
school and movement Of employees
from industrial mining and con
struction projects may obtain
needed requirements IL other trans
portation facilities are not avail
able.
New replaccmcnts for Worn out
tires and tubes may be purchased
Ion farm tractors and equipment
other than automobiles and trucks.
They also will be available for
trucks operated exclusively 10
carry ice, fuel waste and scrap
materials and 10 render repair
roofing. plumbing. heating and
electrical services 10 the public.
Operators OF trucks transporting
material and equipment for the
construction and maintenance of
public roads. public utilities. pro
duction facilities. defense housing
projects. military and naval estab
llshments and all common carriers
such as traCklcss trolleys and
husses may obtain new tires and
tubes.
While requirements will be avail
able for trucks carrying raw ma
terials, semi manufactured goods
and finished products including
farm products and foods. the opcr.
ators must not use their vehicles
10 transport commodities 10 the ul.
innate consumer for personal, fam.
ily or household use. This would
forbid sales OF many delivery trucks
and would affect rural subscribers
who receive their newspapers by
trucks II also would mean that
newspapers can be delivered only
To substations and other main
points II the trucks are to receive
new tires
Each state and county will be
limited TO monthly quotas of new
tire and tube sales which may
mean that even some prospective
essential purchasers will be un
able TO obtain tires.
Here briefly is the procedure sci
up to ration the tires and tubes:
Persons on the essential lis
will I'LL out applications for sub
mission 10 authorized dealers anC
garagemen who will inspect tn,
condition Of tho OLD tires and tubes
II the inspector finds that the
old equipment is unsafe. cannot
b. repaired. reconditioned or re
treaded he will so certify on the
application which IS then taken
by the prospective purchaser to the
local ratIoning board for review.
Then, the board may issue a
certificate enabling him TO pur.
chase the new tire or tube.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27


Washington. Dec. PUP II You
aren't engaged in medical work or
II YOU don't drive some SOFT OF We.
hicle that is necessary - public
health and safety, you might do
well to be looking around for q
firstclass secondhand tire dealer.
The Office OF Price Administra
ton today made public several
special groups who will DE permit
ted to purchase new tires and
tubes beginning Jan. ., but the
average automobile owner won't
fall in those classifications.
Doctors, surgeons. visiting
nurses. veterinarians. school bus
operators and drivers Of vehicles
important TO public health and safe.
~ are among those who will be
able TO buy new tires and tubes
But the large percentage of esu
mated 100000 American motor
lists who have been buying tires
this year at a rate OF 1000. O00
month are going to have TO de
pend on the supplies already avail
able-or walk.
No restrictions were placed on
the sale of used or retreaded tires
or tubes. Taxi drivers. delivery
truck. travelling statesmen and
others who fall into the govern
ment's less essential classified
ton will have to get along without
new supplies.
Price Administrator Leon Hen
derson, who will administer the ra
tioning program through thou
sands of local boards urged mo
florists not listed to reduce their
driving Immediately" TO halt all
unnecessary driving, TO double
up" in driving TO work TO operate
cars at reduced speeds. to keep
tires properly inflated and TO avoid
unnecessary injury TO tires
only a very small supply will
be available each month for civilian
use and but few tires will be man
ufactured for civilian use until the
rubber supply situation IS cleared
up" Henderson said. explaining
that 9S per cent of all of this
countrys crude rubber imports
come from far eastern battle zones
Tires and tubes may be mounted
after Jan. on ambulances, fire
and police cars and trucks, garbage
disposal and other sanitation ant
mall service vehicles. Buses OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
British Look
For L. S. Union
at End of War
Interpretation of
Speech

London, Dec. 27-AP-The Daily
Mail today interpreted Prime Minis
ter Winston Churchills address in
the United States Senate yesterday
as an expression Of his belief in R
post war federation OF the United
States and the British Empire.
His hope viii be shared by
Britons everywhere" said the DAT
ly Mail. citing the closing passage
of the Prime Ministers speech.
Churchill concluded his address
by saying 1T is not now given
to US to peer into the mysteries Of
the future Still. ayow my hope
and faith. sure and inyiolate, that
in the days TO come the British and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
See UNION Page 2
Post Office
Record Made

4 record for cancellations was
set an The Npsilauu Post Office dur
ing the Christmas rush. From De
cember is To- December 20, a total
of f56.56l cards and letters We're
cancelled This Is far iu excess Of
any previous record. according to
Post once officials
The peak day during the rush
was last Monday when over 1000
cards and letters were cancelled.
To handle the very great increase,
2s extra clerks were employed
Today however tho force is 3 tting
back 10 normal and the regulars
and substitutes are once more tas-
ing the stride OF their duties.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
Entry Forced
at Apartment

Ofhcers who investigated an at
tempted entry OF the apartment of
Mrs. A. Green. 10 S. Huron St,
early this morning learned that
nothing had been stolen. Police
found that an unidentified person
had broken the frame Of the door
by forcing II from the outside.
The attempted entry was discov-
cred about midnight by Shirley
Green. Is, Mrs. Green's daughter.
and Doris Hamilton. 10, 500 Adams
ST. Mrs. Green was not at home.
Police were called by David Cum
mings. sol n. Hamilton St. after
he and Austin Norton. 737 Lowell
St. had been informed of the en-
try by the girls.
Mrs. Green reported about 7
a. m. today that she had determin-
ed nothing in the apartment had
been disturbed
Prowler Reported
Two police searches of tho viciui-
~ Of 702 Congress 81. Friday night
failed to discover prowler report
ed about 1880 p. IN. Robert oyer.
IL. Of that address, said he saw a
prowler in the neighborhood carli-
or in the evening Robert said the
man Was about six feet tall and
wore a hat and Jacket. He stated
that he did not know whether the
man was a negro.
Check on Losses
An incomplete inventory Of the
Trojan Laundry, 3o1 Chichester ST.,
which was entered by thieves
Thursday night has revealed that
four suits and an oyercoat were
stolen, police said today
Entrance into tho building was
effected by breaking a side door.
Thieves rifled contents Of dry
cleaning room after first rcm0v-
ing tags from several garments in
an outer room
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
Basic Plan of
War Outlined
by Two Allies
Pan Americans to
be Informed

Washington. Dec, 27-UP-Basic
Anglo American war plans have
been completed by President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Winston Churchill and today Pan
American and other interested en-
yoys will be told at a White House
conference how the Allies intend to
defeat the Axis.
Mr.. Roosevelt will receive the
representatives of the 20 Pan
American republics Premier w. L..
Mackenzie King of the Dominion
of Canada was received by Mr.
Roosevelt yesterday.
Likewise. the prime interest and
influence Of Soviet Russia in any
anti-Axis program was recognized
when Ambassador Maxim Litvinov
was received by Mr. Roosevelt yes
terday to be filled in on his talks
with Churchill and other British
leaders.
In addition 10 the Pan American
ENJOYS. Mr.. Roosevelt will have
separate conference tomorrow with
the ENJOYS OF western pacific pow
See PLANS-pa<p .
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

fBv international News Soryice)
Very heavy Sighting raged on
the buzon Island battle front south
Of the Philippine capital at Manila
today hut slackcned somewhat on
the front to the northwest in the
Liugayen region
The latest situation in the en-
battled Philippines was described
in a new communique issued from
Gen Douglas MacArthur's headquar-
tiers in the field. 1t said:
"Fightins is desultory I'm the north
and very heavy in the southeast.
The enemy ia steadily bringing
reinforcements from a fleet OF trans.
ports off Lingayen and Atlmonan
Enemy air activity has been heavy.
Seven Jap planes clrcled over
Manila-now an open city and the
Manila port area during the day but
dropped no bombs. During the mora
ing the city had a i5-minute air raid
alarm
Military observers in Washington
believed a decisive turn in the bat
tie for the Philippines IS imminent.
Experts intimated It will be i'm
possible TO reinforce Gen. MacAr-
thurs troops in time to affect the
outcome OF the present phase OF the
conflict. They said Jap pressure Is
| increasing southeast OF Manila in
the Atlmonan region.
Save from Russia. war news from
other fronts was in a minor key.
But Moscow reported that the Red
army legions still were smashing
1 forward against the stricken Nazis
on all fronts. South OF Lehingrad
! the Germans were routed from
Volkhov. leaving 5000 dead behind.
On the Libyan front. sharp fight
| ing was reported around Agedabia,
south OF British-occupled Bengazi.
The British still we're hopping up
the fleeing survivors OF Nazi Gen.
Erwin Rommel's mechanical forces.
In the Far East. Lieut.. Con. Sir
Henry Pownall assumed his new
duties as commander-in-chier OF
British imperial forces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

WASHINGTON AP The Fed
Rral Housing Administration an
bounced today that II would not re-
quire repair of damage from enemy
bon before acceptance Of fore
closed home on which mortgage in
|surance is to be collected. Pointing
| out that the mortgage insurance
contract provides that home be "uu-
damaged by fire. earthquake. flood,
kornado. or waste FLA Admins
traitor Abner II. Ferguson said that
|"damage caused by enemy Lombs
docs not come within the meaning
| of' the term waste as used in the
regulations"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
Defense Program Initiated at Meeting Here
General Registration of Volunteers,
First Aid, Watcher Groups
to be Formed

Taking strides place Ypsants
in action the city defense council meeting Friday
Hotel registration Of
all initiated the formation
local first aid and air raid watcher picked commodities
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Cloudy, Colder

MISUNDERSTANDING Chief
Peter Steinkcller declared today
that definite sabotage attempts
have been made upon at hast one
Milwaukee Industrial defense plant
and intimated an effort had been
made to set the factory ahrc.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

MONTEREY. Mexico -AP-- Dr.
ARTHUR Torrance. 50. Engiish-5orn
kxplorer and writer charged with
Elaying his 67.yeaf-old bride during
their honeymoon In Mexico, was still
I'm custody OF authorities today de-
spite a federal court order for his
release. Judge Santos said he had
Five days To comply With the order.
pr he opposes the release. Judge
Santos may appeal to the Supreme
I COURT.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
Japs Bringing in
Troops From
Transports
Nippon Aviators
Over Manila,
Drop Bombs

MsnlIs, Dee. 27-lNs-- (7:5o
.. m. local $50 a. m. EST)-
Waves OF Japanese bombers
smashed saVseely for two and
hsf hours at Manila today-24
hours after the Philippine capital
was declared an open city.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

CHICAGO-iNS-Omcials al Chi
Cages Brookfield Zoo have no idea
It ever will happen but, just in case,
they issued orders today that m
the event OF an aerial bombing raid
hitting the zoo all wild animals
shall be shot before they have a
chance IL escape.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

NEW YORK-INS-Dr. Darius
A. Davis, executive secretary Of the
War Prisoners Aid of the Young
Mems Christian Association re-
vealed today that the American
government has informed Japan
that il will abide by the rules set
by the Geneva convention OF 1929
in the treatment OF war prisoners.
he said 30 far the japanese gov
eminent has not issued any state
ment concerning its official attl-
.tude toward war prisoners or civil
lians informed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27
Congress Today

tTv Associated Prcss1
Senate and House 10 recess.
YESTERDAY
Congress held joint session 10 heae
address By Winston Churchill.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

BERLGN-Omcial Broadcast Rec
nrdcd by Apl-Four British ships
fotaling $4,000 tons have been sunk
west ~ Gibraltar out Of a British
convoy which already had been
heavily crippled. 1t was announced
lmclally today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

LOsT-S5.35 in 25c and Zoe Defense
Stamps Vicinity OF Depot BY
NeWsboy Please return to Daily
Press Office. Adv. l2st
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

\ SAN FRANCISCO-AP-A pro-
rposal intended to eliminate rival
|unionism among unlicensed marin
ers on American flag ships tor the
duration OF the war was advanced
to-day by Joseph Curran. president
| OF the National Maritime Union
(CIO) Curran proposed that a card
lin any of the designated unions. Gov
|ering both deck and engine room
|Ilen Of less than licensed rank, be
Sufficient for clearance whenever a
shortage might arise in a merchant
ships crew for which the union
| holding the contract might not have
/ the available help.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

CHUNGKlNG-lNS -- Chinese
Newspapers promised today that
Fhen Hong Kong Is recovered from
its japanese conquerors, It will re-
main British and Chinese as It
was before the Nipponese occupa-
lion. The. press called attention to
! he fact that the battle OF Hong
Kong was the first instance of Brit
D and Chinese cooperation again
4 common foe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

HONOLCLT-INS- In accord
nnce with President Roosevelt's
Proclamation Of New Years Day as
pne of prayer. citizens OF Honolulu
planned today to decorate on Jan
] the graves OF persons killed in
Pc opening jap attack on Homo
fllu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

NEW YORK APP Manhattan's
night spots, gcared TO $l5 per
person top. reported today that
New Years Eve reservations al
READY were near capacity
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

NEW YORk--INS--A threat TO
call a strike of 400 moyingpicture.
machine operators in G5 Loew
theaters in New York City was re-
Nealed today by application in fed
.eral court of an order restraining
the Operators Union from taking
strike action.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

See VICHY Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

WASHINGTON AP-The total
valuation of building permits in the
United States dropped % per cent
in November from the same month
a year ago, Secretary of Labor Per
kins announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

BATAVIA, y. Z. I.-INS- The
Netherlands East Indies govern
ment announced today that all men
born in 1924 will register next
month tor military service. This
move will bring many youths only
a few weeks past II years OF age
into the y. Z. /. armed forces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

TOKYO-(By Ohcial japanese
reless)-lNS- Japanese Navy
Minister Shigetaro Shmada told
the diet today that the imperial
navy has gained complete air and
naval control over four oceans and
is expanding the war program on
all fronts after SCATTERING enemy
resistance"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

WASHINGTON AP-It's legal
now Thanksgiving on the last
Thursday OF November. President
Roosevelt, who switched the date
twice from the traditional fourth to
the third Thursday OF the month
signed into law yesterday a bill
"freezing" the date for future years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

See PLANS-PaSe 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

KWEILlN, South China-INS -
Chinese authorities rev called today
that the Chungking high command
has rushed strong forces to meet
the new japanese drive in northern
Human province.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-27

CANBERRA, Australia-INS -
Australian Prime Minister John
Curtin today announced there was
no chance Of his going to Washing
ton to participate in the anti-Nazi
conferences at Washington.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08

grad isn't any too Eoos .ar n,
digestion. what with meas s.-1sa
ly partsken Of and nos' O. ia ,o,s
i none TOO good Dssp.'s ne a.,
that they're hardly eya- ~ hor.
wiki their families 'hi--ssn 3. IA
seventeen musicians n re B,s.
o1'h, are married
on a SIX week tour @. oss ni.s,I
stands 40 engagements IL 4. esvnI
Just concluded. the Co1a. ran II.
% some Of the creates, ,rousis, i.
ever has experience e os,s ,o|
Buffalo. y. y. from date "a ro-o,.
70. The Basic eniouFaSs vas s,aek|
tor several hours 81 vaah..
h,.zzard near the csrs1 ~ ho-t..
ard after much d.'1r4, ana
anxiety Just managed . s-ir. \,
Buffalo or time.
Driving through sus. i,va NJ
South Carol!ns. the s1s -s--y'nt
me Basic band was hs-as On
CHARGES Of speeding and h, .-.yr
was brought W before '.s o,al
Judge Basic had n ,s o., /,
hundred dollar sne IN csss q sr
going again rather 'ts- 5sss u,
night IN jail and va; ~ 4 ,-isl
In Atlanta ore o, re rsscsns
lad his trumpet stolen an rsy.a
al inferior horn for three laws "a
ere date IN Florida mo Y-omo.r
made o., for parts urkrowr VII
ne nights receipts ATE M q
paying Bases ransEe- tst -.
hands Zee before TIE dsr
O'her difficulties IL need 4
.7rsinea ankle by one q ~ sssa
ssxopnons players tie .oss Q. 1
valuable watch BY Bases -a-sEs.l
whose pocket was picked a-s a .,r
minor" incidents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08

y,- -s- So q ..coF show ~:.E oorn-
y.s.s ,=7a-y. rro-ucst u.ce- ne
1-s-.-- G. 1-s; c.ass producer
.s cory CORNER. sls :. Alex
EiEs Carer conr-uss
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sss- ia wAlxer furnishes the
re --s Sc hss sc1s good
sv- "a. t-trgs .se Cd a-c
~ ne snoors dance floor
- -1 srour1 h.t TINY
pr4-sH law closed .Ais week q:
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ss-.s- -az- Joh- H.-bys Il.
M ~ R-cxsr rho wzs for
- ---s -sws7z7~r boz. ersrgs
ga ssrz .c- Few days s.c
..s- ss--.s CATERS hard moves
--i Basic made re Cray
s s-1 y spite O. ire rz;r a
rc~1 tr--st o.. L.
sr- s-ifa plays TO- &c Democrats
p 81 Na-c- :
ESQ .s c1s Q. those ace
r-oo. .hss.res ina; yor
and Bubbles well know
-'scs ard screen COMEDIANS
c-s q re TOWN THEATRE
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&, - ziss rags ard take II &
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wa; re doc,or crdsrs.
wallace wi,..sns deserves
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GREATS Around TIE no;or c.,y..-.
--s sst Outstanding occasion was
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"a son-.e Wilson's Cock
--Es is .srp.n The gen
80. at|I - = dA- t-ttt .
rs--s- s1c perfect host He is
-s- c-s {. ;aose grand big-A;ile
tstw Champion Joe Louis
FsT enjoyed his re,ern home
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reg have entertaining az The Ne
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srh grf-.sAed business.
Herr Armstrong was n town
ser ire Hght He Is looking great
asd IS one 0. those persons you
enjoy taking with He still likes
bis beer. Marian 'Harrls who
was one Q, the clever Plantation
cho-us girls. tells ps that she IS
through with the stazs Ch.ckie
j. Ter stage name That IS wha,
Julia Graham said b.; she al
ways has 70 20 back for another
fling al the footiigh;s The Frogs
IS grand place % meet your
trends. They tell Us that the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-08
PONTIAC

Elijah seay. an old resident Of
Pontiac. died FEB. %. Surviving are
a sister. Mrs. Dinah Daniel and
many other relatives. The deceased
was a member Of New Hope Bap-
tist church.
Mrs. Florence FenIzee has re-
turned from Central hospital after
undergoing major operation
julius Robinson continues III al
the General hospital.
Mr. Solomon Of Lull and Mrs
Luslia Fowler Of Lake continues
20 be ill.