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Only the Beginning

Two more strange twists have
been added to the rapidly growing
legend of Nan Wynn, the silver
throated beauty who broke into
films with lead role. Her first
line in her first picture, Warner
Bros mo Hard Feelings" was:
I'm all through. This is the
end"
Nan was discovered while singing
in a Chicago night club. In her
first motion picture scene she sings
In . Chicago night club.
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Alice to Be Staged
This Saturday

This Saturday morning the Chill
dHen's Theater of New York presents
the fourth play of its current season
Clare Tree Majors dramatized ver-
sion of Alice in Wonderland" at
the National Theater.
The cast includes a number of
able players of the Childrens Thea
ter company. Bette Boyd is Alice
and others with important roles are
Edwin Hugh and John Bush.
Tickets for Alice in Wonderland''
and for the two plays to follow on
the program are on sale now at the
local office Of the Children's Theater
1884 F street NV.
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L. Zaff Rogers is directing ths
comedy, a Broadway success Of tbs
1885 season.
The cast includes Grant Gordon.
Janet MacBride, Doris McWhirt.
Dick Sykes, Nell Childs, Dennis
Howard, Wendell Wick, Win Arthurs
and Jack Arnold.
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a head man.
in-h e Riff e"
and this is quite
essential for Miss
Hopkins happi-
ness.
Ann Sothern's S
next "Maisie" is
titled "MaiSie in
B o S tom an d
sounds like an
o { h er Kitty
Foyle." D." Ann is
not very popular
with the elevator
boys at her stu
dio. She uses a
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accepted FASH
ions in writing.
That is just the
most spectacular
thing about him.
The real excite
ment he creates
grows out of his
G o m p a SSionate
contemplation of
the little people,
W h o S e impor-
tance he is going
to prove or bust,
busting with him
p 7 h a p S the
Theater Guild,
which has taken
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Pierce Hall Players
To Stage Comedy

Samson Raphaelson's Accent on
Youth" will be presented tomorrow
through Saturday evenings at Pierce
Hall by the Pierce Hall Players.
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Lamar Walks Out,
Returns Next Morning
It's the Shortest Strike on Record;
Miriam Hopkins in Filmdom,
Seeking a Picture Role
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.

Hedy strike the other day She penned her
wokmuch
l Miriam
would her film remember I've Miriam
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BY JAY CARMODY.

William the theater bound to be event
Mr. literary
ordinary literary force but cyconc His speciality
other young
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THE TINE OF YOUR LIFE" comedy
bv William Saroyan. prouuced by the
Thester Guild and Eddie Dowling under
the supervision of Theresa Helburn and
Lawrence Langner; directed by Mr.. Dowl-
ing and Mr. Saroysn. At the National.
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Mr.. Saroyan's Little People
Finally Arrive in Town
Lovable and Crazy Grew Makes
Time of Your Life Notable
Evening at the National

("The repteed Mr. C1rrnody shortly
after its last Since the
OF Your Whch at the National last night
Julie Hayden and Eddie Doubling the starring roles the original
report is reprinted hereOthl
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CARLTON HOTEL New Cosmos Room. 18th
and SITS. ME. 1926. Music by Carmen
Cavallaro's Orchestra. Dancing 81 and 10
to-. Min. 81 so after 10 p m. except Sat. So.
HAY-ADAMS HOUSE-OverlookinE white
House at 18th and H SITS. Dining in an
atmosphere of charm, dignity, and gen
Organ music nightly during dinner.
SHOREHAM BLUEROOM. Connecticut at
Calvep. Dining and dancing. Two floor
shows 9:30 and 11:30. Dinner 81. in
cluding cover. Supper cover. AID. 0100.
RAINBOW ROOM. Hamilton Hotel. 18th
at X. Cocktail and dinner dancing, So;
supper dancing to Milt Davis Orchestra,
1e-i. Min. SATURDAY, snly, 81. DI. 25s0.
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cut deeply. And another cause for
depression is that Miriam is minus
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Saroyan's nonconformity, of course
is not limited to despoliation of the
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Theaters Having Evening Performance
HOME lsao % c oSso s.; NE.

KtONAL At. NINS.
FRROL FLYNN. JOAN BLONDEIL n
PERFECT SPECIMEN " A. Is 30.
lO:OO GEORGE BRENT, OLIVIA DE
HAVILLAND in GOLD is WHERE
| YOII END IT >, A. s 90 Cartnnn.
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WRIST WATCH, small round gold with
double black cord, gold clasp. Marked
Garfnkle and Swiss MA. 1872 and
receive satisfactory reward. II"
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Display Of Flags Urged
Through January "a

Residents of the District are urged
by the Commissioners to display
flags of the United States on their
homes and places of business from
today through January "a in OBJ
servance of the Inauguration of
President Roosevelt.
Flags on metal stats as authorized
in the police regulations may be
displayed from today through Mon
day, Inauguration day. The Com
rnissioners' proclamation said it was
the duty of District citizens to dis
play the national emblem at their
homes and places of business and
called on all residents to show their
patriotism by such use of the ma
tional colors.
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HELP MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC, all makes Of cars, espe-
cially Chrysler and Plymouth. Jermar
Bros, 3342 M st. NV. MI. 1902.
BAKERS ASSISTANT, colored. good on
pies sand cakes. Apply Collier Inn, 18th
and Columbia rd NV.
BOY, colored, experienced grocery clerk
with reference, Apply 2031 Benning I'd
ne.
BOY. 1920. as food sslesman's helper,
good driver; references. Call after m,
GE. 1898. IT,
BOY, white, drive truck, deliver groceries;
must be Is yrs. OF age 1854 Conduit
CAR WASHER coIored. steady work with
good pay. Burrows Service Station, 662 l
WIS ave. WI 5000.
COLLECTOR with car. must have credit
store experience good salary. Apply Holly
wood Credit Clothing Co., 703 7th ST. NV.
COOK short order, experienced; no Sun
day work. Apply > pm, Berens Res
coUNTERMAN. white, experienced; good
wages Nichols Cafe, 614 18th NV.
DENTIST. must be good all-around man
and good extractor: wonderful opportunity.
Box 263-E, Star 16s
FURNITURE REFINISHER, experienced
1st-clasS Apply Dupont 1862.
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANTS C2)
white, steady work with good pay. Bur.
S-ss-e"srrTice Station. 662l Wis. ave. WI
5000 '.
GROCERY CLERK, white, ayosse4 t3,fs-. Q,
nearby vicinity; experience not essential
must have Maryland chauffeur permit
Phone Hyattsville O236,s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

kinds OF household goods.
rugs, bric-a -brac, glassware: highest cash
prices; prompt attention. RE, 1908. ls'
FURNITURE-WiI nay cash for some good
used household goods and rugs: also plano.
Call evenings after z. NE. 5255.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brsc china, glass
ware, rugs SilverWare. paintings; hiEheSt
cash prices paid Call Murray, Taylor 333d.
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD furniture, rugs.
bric-a -brac: pay cash. Call DU. 05l3.
EVENINGS after 6, Randolph 30s7 ial9'.
PIANoS-We buy and sell used pianos Of
al kinds Republic 1890. The Piano
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types:
piesting. 5i7 F St. RE. 1900. RE. 23il.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems used
clothing, Open 0 am to o ON Hsrold's
Will Call. 1926 7th 50. NV. NE. 6229.
YER. PLATINUM. -TEEIH DISCARDED
JEWFLRY WE PAY CASH.
4 KAHN, INC AS YEARS AT a35 ?.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver, watches, diamonds and OLD dis
'a''eo sELfSGERs gfTScH fsi SIS HSsA 4 St. NV w
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold plat
mum jewelry diamonds. watches and
diamond watch cases: condition unhnpor-
tant, as We use same IN our mtE Depart
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO..
727 9TH 81 NV
Furniture Wanted at Once.
We buy al kinds. Also elec. refss., stoves:
tools, etc. Day or night. Lincoln 2so7. u.
GOLD, DIAMONDS.
HIGHEST cash prices paid Arthur Markell.
BIS ST. NV, Rm. 30I, Ma 02s4
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OPPORTUNITY

For experienced aluminium statesmen to get
in on the ground floor Of the biggest money.
maklns deal in years. new waterleSs
with revolution sry patented feature. our
50c-a-week payment plan makes sales easy
Daily drawing and liberal commissions
Mr Tan, 10 to : pm, ISL Rhode Island
Il
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SALESMAN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES

FILM DIRECTOR will exchange French
conversations for Spanish. Write to Box
ISLE. Star.
TUTOR and translator German and
FRENCH; experienced; German college grad
Local references. Phone GE. 30s7.
SHORTHAND. typewrting, Bookkeeping,
calculating machines. Eng spelling. secre-
tarial practice EASY and interesting
courses. Position GUARANTEED graduates
Start today NEW classes BOYD SCHOOL,
l333 F. st National o33S
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RADIOS-Pre-invento sale, 400 and 500
of on l94I model R. G. A. SIi EmsTson "a and ISi
Co no otb St n M Of &,
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5916 end ST. NW.-New det large closet
storage. cross yenti!; 50 and -. ExDrsss
bus GE G3Q-
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WARFLYNN,
WaShinfton's most popular beauty school,
Instruction by experts. Enroll now; easy
terms. Positions secured. 1910 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
HELP MEN.

INTERESTED in Intervening a married
man between ages "a and so for estsb-
lished industrial insurance debit. Expert
ence not necessary. Wonderful oDportunity
start, Call Friday. MA. 77l6 for ap-
pointment.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, first-class. colored; middle,ased
woman, part-time work: no Sundays; home
nights DE, 3979.
GIRL, colored, experienced cook. full or
part time. DU. 3540.
GIRL, colored. wants days work of any
kind; ref. Decatur 1880.
GIRL, colored. reliable, honest. experienced,
wishes steady days work, Mon. through
Thurs. CO. 1495.
GIRL, colored. wishes days work of any
kind. Dupont 6S75.
GIRL, colored, neat, reliable, wants part
time or days work. Call Lincoln 2529-W
LAUNDRESS, good colored, day work.
good reference. MI. s959.
PART-TIME yrs exp. housekeeper,
knowledge practical nursing; neat, clean,
honest; good cook. C. 1l4l-J. Mrs.
White.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work only,
laundry cleaning: willing TO work; refer
ences. District 4ss4.
WOMAN, colored. ~ c, wants ghw. of
any kind. Call or write, 10 D St Sc.
Lillian Gee.
WOMAN. colored, experienced, references;
wa ITS Tues. Wed, Thurs. morning work.
Michigan 1924.
Evening star., 1941-01-16

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
CALCULATING MACHINES.
EXAM. SCHEDULED. SALARY. S1,44O.
So Stenog.-T Exam. So
SIS Asst. Auditing Exam. SIS
s5-cALcULATING MACHINE ExAM.-zs5
SIS Card Punch Special. SIS
CLERK-CARRIER EXAM. SALARY, roo
SAIL MAKES OF MACHINES-s5
ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE.
Begin at once. The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School, so 18th st. NV NE: s331
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Complete Course, Only SIS.
FOR AUDITING EXAM. BEGIN TODAY.
Begin at once. The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School, 529 18th St NV. ME. 6331. !.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any person other than
myself CHARLES j. GIANOLY, 309 Z.
GUSTS ave, Alexandria, Va. l.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE WILL NOT
be responsible for any bills contracted ny
any one except mvsef. FORREST HAM
MER, 3O54 Clinton ST. ne. ~
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
holders OF the Hall Association OF the
Grand United order Of ODD Fellows Of the ne
new temple 9th and T sts. NV, Friday
Jan. "a 1871, at $ O'Clock .p m; for the
election of directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of such other busl-
ness as may properly come before the
meeting. VIM / LEE President, SAMUEL
w WATSON, Secretary.
PREMIUM LIST, ENTRY BLANKS READY
Big cat show. Write Show Manager
3I2 Maryland ave. ne. for full particulars
7 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
xt l6'
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LECTURERS AND
SpEAKEpC

To lecture 10 groups from 10 TO 20
people a. times weekly for a national sales
orsanlzatlon. Qualifications are pleasing
personality. neat appearance, 70 to so
years OF age, with car; earnings S35 to
SO weekly, with expense arransement.
Apply 10 to IL, branch store, 354S 14th
Evening star., 1941-01-16
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen


We can use a few high-erade men who
want to get ahead and increase their earn
ingS: large stock of cars at all times.
ample floor periods. full cooperation on
every deal, splendid commission and bonus.
SEE Mr.. BARHAM
L. P. STEUART. INC,
NJ w
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FOUND.
LOST.

BRING OR REPORT deserted, stray animals
lonlyl TO the Animal Protective ASSOCIATION
Atlantic 1853 or Atlantic 7142.
Evening star., 1941-01-16

NAKON BEAUTY SCHOOL,
3o09 14th st. Hobart O166.
Complete Course, Only S..
Begin at once. " The Civil Service prepara. ara
tory School 529 18th ST. NV. ME. 6331.
Evening star., 1941-01-16

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE and stable
manure, no straw, and rich black soil. 25
bushels, S.; so bushels. $40, delivered d.
Specialize IN large quantities Call John
Irscoe oxford 9039-W.
Evening star., 1941-01-16

SPANISH-Native teacher, conversational
method beginners, advanced students;
small groups. Senor Ramos. Hobart 9915.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
for Tor any y line shop, etc; part 2-story; $40;
cost $1,000; make offer. Lots, acreage on
hwys.; cheap. srT,R No ?. ine e- for high 9dya
md comm: i5i1ii Bennins I'd: $3.50. 1850
50. it., 2nd commit; Rosslyn; make offer;
lease, trade. N. E. RYoN CO., 1915 N. Y.
ave. Ma. 1907
RESTAURANT, Four Corners, Silver Spring.
Good business new and modern equipment.
Indian sprng ing TsyeTn II apply Amoco sta
ESTABLISHED JoBBER offers reliable
gentle connection in charge merchandise
distribution, service but not sales; enero
setic worker only Invest $4,000. $40
week to start. State age, exp. and rel.
Box 247-C, Star.
INCREASE your profits. buy one OF our
easy terms. E. o. Likens' est. 1915 924
9TH st. NV.
FOR SALE OR LEASE established reducing
salon, fully equipped; no money needed.
Owner. 2s17 14th st. NV.
GROCERY STORE for sale, doing cash
business; reasonable. 5l3 9Th ne 10,
VARIETY STORE, good opportunity. will
sell reasonably. Reason; other business;
and H SITS. NV.
BOARDING HOUSE, is rooms 4 baths;
Conn. at Dupont circle; $500. terms.
BOARDING HOUSE. Dupont Circle; 35
nsoms eyer St 500 80 o @ co. O. eaT15
Rent. $50. st. ent. owner Ill 81 $50
ROOMING HOUSE, II rooms 2 baths;
rent. $50; income, 5000 $780, terms
r. M. DE sHAZo. 1923 14th. MA. $500.
INVESTMENT.
$1,000 wanted to represent 50qs inter-
sxt in new lorai compAny now being or
Evening star., 1941-01-16

CALCULATION MACHINE OPERATION
(colored students); training for Civil Serv-
ice exam. on late model machines Jen-
infer Bus. College, 1243 New Jersey ave
Il W ME 1902 1Ss
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RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 1851, 1902 1Ith.
has cooks, houseworkers. chsmoerrnaids,
part.t.mers dayworkeYs. nurses, couIles.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

TEACHERS, pcretarlal science and other
WASHINGTON Schools Association. Colorado
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PEKINGFSE
BABY CHICKS.

Pedigrsed stock; beauties; very playful:
moderately priced 1919 Vermont ave
\ W NE 7204. FAILS Church s3l VIZ
Evening star., 1941-01-16

MABELLE HONOUR,
Beauty Instruction
in the Best Methods.
FREE CATALOGUE, GRADUATES PLACED.
1910 N Y Ave lESt % Yrs ME 1z1S
Evening star., 1941-01-16

AUTO DRIVING taught by experts easy
parking speciality, dual controlled cars
assuring perfect safety. Permits secured
Md. Va. and D. C, Easy Method Driving
School, Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897.
LEARN BRICKLAYING from experienced
mechanics; Jobs guaranteed. Call jackson
1850, to pm, for evening classes Co.
lunlbia Pike School of Building Trades, 70l
Columbia pike, Arlington, Va. IL
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TNVESTMENr

$4,000 wanted to represent 509e. inter-
est in new local company now beins or
psted; several successful local companies
now operating probably. Box 125|F Star.
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FARM q GARDEN.

RIDING AND WORK HORSES. mares.
mules. ponies, S25 UD; harness. saddles.
hay: 5-gaited horse. Rear 736 18th st se.
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ARLINGTON COAL CO.,
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DALMATIAN PUP, thoroughbred, mos,
male. reasonable Wisconsin 5940
COOKERS. blacks and reds handsome.
healthy. A. K. c. registered. champion
stock. District 6073 after 6 pm. weekdays,
ls'
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR, given a sari-
tary bath. removing all Heas and returned
FOR 81 Bide-a.Wee Pet Animal Hospital,
WO 0224. Bethesda Branch, WI. 3046.
COLLIES, males and females, vks:
beauties, ellgible A K. C. REGISTRATION;
Evening star., 1941-01-16
BRONCHIAL ASTHMA
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR MIAMI FLA. ON JAN.
10 or 20 with new Al car; can take l or
> passengers TO share expense. Call AT
1888 between s am. and 8 pm. 10.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

BARRED ROCKS. r I Reds; $3.50 per
Store. $40 K 81 nv Metropolltsn OQs9
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AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTION-Court
Gus. patient professional instructor; learn
to drive skillfully, safely ana easily; park
ing and traffic. Mr.. Rundlett. Emerson 1883.
Evening star., 1941-01-16

FRENCH, pvt lessons, SOC hour: grammar,
conversation by experienced native teacher.
1915 New York ave. District 5214. 16'
CLERK CARRIER EXAM.
+ Complete Home Study Course-Sl
Brentano' s-Ballantyne' s-Hecht's Library
Evening star., 1941-01-16
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

IREWOOD-Seasoned oak and hickory,
50 per rack. Delivered and stored Pierson,
Sandy Spring. Md Ashton 3s2I.
FIREPLACE WOOD. oak and pine mixed,
$3.50 cord. d NJ. Bloch Warheld 1923
FIREPLACE WOOD well seasoned. oak or
pine. cut any length; prompt service. CH.
O937. 1s'
GUARANTEED GENUINE Penna hard,
Sloye or nut, 81 ton, 2,24O lbs del bins
Evening star., 1941-01-16

ELECTRICAL CENTER.
5l4 10Th St NV Natinnal $50
Evening star., 1941-01-16
LAFAYETTE HOTET

WhLn1NG DISTANCE.
1917 18th n.w.-Attrac 2nd-d rool
connec. BATH all maple, inner-spTinss reI
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Had No Glance

I'VE had no more chance to
vote on the issue of peace or war
last November" I.indbergh said.
than il we had been in a TO-
tslitarian state ourselves. We in
America were given just about as
much chance to express our be-
liefs at the election last fall as
the Germans would have been
given if Hitler had run against
Goering.'
Lindbergh declared that II
America does enter the war 1t may
lose millions OF men and even
then victory is doubtful.
II opposed this war before II was
declared because / felt it would
be disastrous for Europe" Lind.
bergh asserted. II knew that Eng
land and France were not in a
position to win and did not want
them TO lose.
Il now oppose our entry into the
war because | do not believe that
our system Of government in
America, and our way Of life, can
survive our participation"
Wheeler devoted much Of his
See LINDBERGH-Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
MICHIGAN SINGS PROVES LOVELY
Twelve Hundred School Children Take Part

Colorful costumes against a
green grass background and set
OF by spot lights proved a beau.
tiful setting for the Michigan
Sings program OF 200 Ypsilanti
city school children Friday night
in Island Park.
Roland Sohafer, city schools mu.
sic director. in his plan for present.
ing the growth and progress OF mu.
sic in Michigan used as the Michi-
gan theme the song Michigan. My
Michigan by Brent. Superinten-
dent Of Schools Ernest II Chapelle
was the interpolator OF the panto-
mime OF 70 episodes.
Opening the gala spectacle Was
a scene OF Indian life. Braves
stalked majestically while other
Indians busted themselves with
work on skins and hides. Squaws
ground corn near wigwams while
others sat near them in stole sill
ence. Soon activities ceased as
they Joined in an Indian dance.
interrupted by a sharp call that
white men were coming. Third
and fourth grade pupils OF city
schools sang "Hega-Hega". Ypsi.
lanti High School octette OF Carol
Cook, Dora Eaton. Mary Battelle,
Dorene Binder Gerald Power. Don
aid Bailey. Warren Cakes and
Lawrence Porter sang The Star
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
L. S. Sells Oil
to Axis Claim


Washington. May 24-AP De
claring he had received reports
that American companies had sup
piled war materials 10 the Axis
powers in scores and scores" of
instances. Senator Gillette ID
Iowa. said today he would press
fol establishment OF a joint con
gressional committee to investigate.
1T is a strange thing Gillette
said, that We are spending such
vast sums TO aid one side in the
war and that we still allow vital
war materials to go to the Axis
countries. The people are entitled
to know the facts about the situa-
ton"
The Iowa Senator, continuing an
interview. asserted that the most
fragrant reported abuses have been
in the petroleum industry and
added
Motor fuel supplied by United
States companies has been leaving
Latin American ports for Germany
and Italy.
The Dutch East Indies recently
have increased their ALLEGATION of
petroleum TO Japan and this is be-
ing refined and transported by
British and American companies.
West Coast shipments OF petro.
leum to Japan have increased
tremendously since the first Of the
year, and the Japanese now are
running virtually a ferry service
to get It across"
In some instances. Gillette de.
clared. American companies have
worked through foreign subsidiar.
les 10 send materials to the Axis
countries or have acted as Amer.
lean agents for German companies.
We now are paying royalties TO
Germany on every inch of the spe-
cial glass used in the manufacture
OF our warplanes.' he added. We
also are paying royalties 10 Ger.
many on a substance used in max
ing airplane wings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24

Patricia Pho gave a beautiful rem.
dition OF The Land OF the Sky
Blue Water Miss Genevieve Ne.
vile. Ypsilanti High School, direct.
cd the episode
Religious Scene
The religious scene following
introduced number OF songs
Third and fourth grade pupils sang
a holy song Mamma. nth and
sixth grade pupils "Aloutette' and
Ave Maria" Miss Nora O'Con.
nor. Central teacher. directed this
scene. Songs OF the forest and the
lum berjacks were sung in the next
forest scene. Third and fourth
grade pupils featured Laughing
Lisa" and " oodcutter" songs.
Seventh and eighth grade students
sang "Michigania" and "Shsnty
Manas Life The old ballad
Barbara Allen" was also render
ed. Mrs. Olive Kersey and Mrs
Herbert Francois. Harriet School
faculty. we're in charge.
A camp meeting scene with cir
cult riding preacher on horseback
was outstanding for the group OF
songs. When the Roll IS Called.
Bringing in the Shesves' Shall
We Gather az the River and
Piano Music by Pupils OF Mrs Br,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-24
Priest, State
Trooper Hurt
in Accidents
Mortified Rector
in Hospital

Fl. Francis O'Riordon. Mortified
Township. and Trooper Jasper
Brewer OF the local state police
post are IN hospitals today suffer
ing from serious injuries sustained
in traffic accidents late Friday.
Fr. o'Riordon. rector OF st. Pat.
rick parish. was driving toward the
parish church on Nhitmore Lake
Rd. about II o'clock at night, when
his car collided with south-bound
car piloted by William r. Graves.
30. Lansing.
On examination at St Joseph
Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor. It was
found FIR. O'Riordon had sustained
deep decorations on arms and face
and possible chest injuries. IL took
sheriffs officers nearly an hour TO
eXtricate him from his overturned
vehicle.
His companion. Valentine Mon.
tyk. church janitor. was lacerated
as was Mr. Graves. Both are al st.
Joseph Hospital today. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Lapins. 1903 S.
State St. who witnessed the acct
dent, said they had been following
Mr.. Graves for several miles and
we're afraid to oyertake and pass
him. As yet, no charges have been
placed.
Trooper Brewer sustained frao
tured right. leg and dislocated right
wrist when his motorcycle struck
a hole, on a curve in Huron River
DR.. near its intersection with n.
Main St, Ann Arbor.
The impact caused Trooper
Brewers wheel 10 swerye, leave
the road and hurtle down a stony
embankment. The officer was re-
turning from the Ann Arbor Police
Pistol Range with Trooper Mario
Formolo. also on a motorcycle, at
the time.
Cars Collide
Richard L. Pepper. 9s7 Auburn
dale st, and Ethel IS. Roper. AL
Monroe Ave, driving cars on S.
Huron St, collided Friday. night.