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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-21
Party PLANNED

A Halloween party for the Junior
Choir of the Congregational Church
will take place at the Ralph Hunt
home, APO Ballard St, Saturday eve
ming. 1913 TO 3 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-21
Lincoln Students Aim
to Improve Fire Drills

Lincoln Consolidated School Stu
dent Council members are studying
ways of improving fire drills in the
school.
This morning at a drill. two rep
resentatives from each class were
stationed throughout the building
e onsse sS si meeting siiH D' ais
Id Is school nrs
mari with the sur
vey this morning were Joseph
Bienicki. Lester Warren, twelfth
grade: Wayne Thompson. Kenneth
VANITY, eleventh; Jack fowler,
Duane Dysinger, tenth; Gerald
Null, Kenneth Bobicz, ninth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Evans. Flint,
spent the week end. with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Franklin Campbell and at
tended the Normal College Home
coming.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-21

csc VIII be dis.
. meeting.
BIS school IRE
with the sur
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-21
Entertain at Card Party

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sprague enter
tanned at card party with prizes
going to Mrs. Arthur Schrader. Wes-
ley Schoolmaster. Mrs. Edwin Wier,
and Arthur Shrader. The hostess
served a tasty lunch of cider. dough-
nuts, pumpkin pie with whipped
cream, and sandwiches. A Halo
ween theme was carried out. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Harden will enter
tain the same group in two weeks.
Evening star., 1941-05-10

EAST RIVERDALE. MD-Larae room, in
private home; u block TO bus line; 50 week.
Cal Warfield 1867 IL
IL TAKCMA AVE. Tx. PK-FRONT
bedroom. twin beds. sitting room; employed
couple Sligo "350
ROCKVILLE. 1l5 South Adams street
! studio bedrm and single bedrm.,
furnished Call Rockville 10S-M.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Gentleman; nicely fur
nlshed double room with BeautvreSt bed,
IN private home of adults; . bus lines.
3f34 Columbia pike. oxford @4@4J.
ONE SINGLE or double room. to married
couple or gentleman; in modern home.
Falls Church 1908.
$3.50 NORTH 3rd ST, Arlington. Va
Brieht corner room, with private bath,
for gentleman
l. OAKWOOD RID, Hyattsville-Outside
room with screened sun porch. next bath;
on bus line. Call Warfield 2540.
ARLINGTON-Single or double room for
gentlemen IS minutes 10 city; good trans
portatlon CHI. 9l2S.
32l6 SOUTH 9th, Arl, Va-Single. bright
room; gentleman pref; meals ODD: 20 min.
doWntown ! block bus. CHI 1870.
l02 EVERETT ST KenSmgton. Md
Front room private bath: men or employed
couple only. WI $3.50. l0s
Evening star., 1941-05-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1908 QUE ST. NW.-VacancleS; best of
food; men. SD 80 up. NO. 94l2
63l GIRARD ST NE-Double front room
nicely furnished, COnv. tranSp., excellent
meals. Michigan 1515
Evening star., 1941-05-10

1912 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Sc.
CAT Lincoln ParkD
Living room. dining room, bedrooms
kitchen, bath and porch; heat furnished
So. 90.
HERBERT HARVEY.
Evening star., 1941-05-10

1126 MORSE ST NE-ATTRACTJVE 3
large rooms. furnished, LII. k: back porch;
light. gas Frigidaire. Half block bus IL
CONGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE DESIR-
able 3-girl apt; approximately S36 lnclud-
ing food and rent. Box 236-B, Star.
20 MARIAN ST. HYATTS.-ATTRACT
furn. 2-bedrm. apt, entire End e, i;
screened porch; large ward. WA. 2156.
GIRLS TO SHARE NEW AIR-CONDI-
toned apt. all new furniture. DU. 5000,
Ext. 912.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ROOMS AND BOARD in Rockville; col
venient to bus Phone Rockville 63-W.
Evening star., 1941-05-10

421 4th ST NV.
Apt. 81 rooms and bath S45.50
Refrigeration.
p. J. WALSH. INC
11o7 Eye ST. NV MA 646S.
ALTO TOWERS.
1905 Wisconsin Ave.
rooms, kitchen, dinette and bath, So so
Gas and Electricity Free.
Now Available
BRAND-NEW FRONT APT.-Si2.50
Large living room, dressing closets: elec.
grill. G-cu.-ft. refg. utilities 'ncluded),
bath. 650l l4th st. NV. ia 6SSl.
THE ONLY REAL ESTATE COMPANY IN
THE CITY THAT HAS REDUCED RENTS
Apt. |, "42l Pa. ave- r. k b. $50 90
Apt. . l22f l4th-1 r., k, b 80
Apt. ~, 1903 W r, k, b. S35 90
AFFLECK. 3423 Pa. Ave. RE. sG63.
CORNER APT: 3 ROOMS KITCHEN AND
bath, $50. with refg The Mintwood. 1S43
Mintwood pl, NV. near Columbia rd. and
Amba ssador Theater.
WALTER A BROWN.
National 1862 Adams 1898
Evening star., 1941-05-10
1927 18th ST NV
1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
DADIAN HALL,
1888 M ST. NV,

1S42 18th ST. NV.
Single and double rooms newly fur
nished and decorated; distinctive address:
excellent meals. rea aSOnable
Evening star., 1941-05-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

CANADIAN GIRL requires single room with
board within walking distance of Observa-
tory Circle Box 445-A, Star.
TWO BUSINESS GIRLS desire double
room twin beds. two meals: vicinity
3l00 MASSACHUSETTS,. Box AGA. star.
Evening star., 1941-05-10

1908 QUE ST. N.W.-Vacancles; best Of
food; men. $3.50 up. NO. a4l2
63l ,GIRARD ST. NE.-Double front room,
nicely furnished; conv. transp., excellent
meals. Michigan 7575
1909 @lst ST NW-Doube room with
double sleeping porch adjoining: suitable
4. Also = adjoining double rooms on lSt
floor.
32l3 18th ST. NV" nice double rms,
twin beds, also young man to share rm
honey atmosphere meals you enjoy. DU.
l75" QUE NW-S3O month: desirable
smaller rooms Hobart 192l
$3.50 18th NW,-Double with sleeping
porch; conv. transp.; meals family style;
private home. Adams 259l.
1901, 18th ST. Dupont Circlea-single and
centrally located North 6244
rm, rTi and porch, next bath; fine transp.; t';:
excel home cook; free phone: reaS.
NEARBY COUNTRY Room and board;
or one with car. $500 Eastern ave. ne,
of RIGGS I'd. GE G5Id.
100: PARK RD. ,W.-Newlv opened guest
hens hens ldTeis 4dom4 Ho
27O6 WOODLEY PL.-Livng quarters and
meals for 3 young men in residential dis
trict Call or phone pm. and 10 Pm
Dupont 22S2. IL
1910 COLUMBIA KID. NV W.--MODERN
large furnished apartment, slassed porch,
light and cool; closets, references: utjl'.ies
if desired Available MAY -. II"
well balanced meals: c.hw.. unlim. phone;
conv. trans: reas. Taylor 1913. IL
1893 PARK RD Nw-Jewish home;
new furn.: showers unlim phone; excel
lent food; men. Ho 4394.
PLoWNToWN: 1919 Vermont ave.-Rear
foods: gentlemen; s. wkly. each. Me.
14o6 10th ST; ,NW.-.Double or ripple
room; congenlal home for young people;
excellent food.
3:0 B ST s.E.-7slnsle double innerspring
matt. twin beds; near Navy Yard, Cong.
Library: S3,2 mo. Ii. S594. IL
20l1 COLUMBIA RD. N.W-Are you study
ing Spanish? Opportunity 10 practice;
single and double room.
1925 10Th ST. N.W-Beautiful single and
double rooms new furniture. running wa
ter, telephones in rooms, showers, eleva-
tor; excellent meals. IL
DUPONT CIRCLE, l775 Mass. ave. NV,
room; also basement room.
1852 QUE ST. NW-BeSt location and
food in city; everything you want, con-
genial atmosphere. HO. 722l.
MASTER BEDRM, twin beds, absolute .pri-
St. bus: yard, porches hammocks; delicious
food: real home. RA. 7O}5.
1?I5 18th ST. NV single room,
S42 so: home of young folks.
37l1 18th ST N.E.-Single room with
board: reasonable. MI. 1870.
1898 SHEPHERD NW-Twin room: 3
windows; balanced meals. beautifully
served; unlim. tel. IA 4592. "A.
YOUNG LADY to share master bedrm. and
bath with another. incl room and board.
Call Emerson 21S0.
1928 18th ST NW-Lovely double rooms,
private or semi-private bath: excellent
meals: reasonable rates.
1921 QUE ST. NW.-Double room. nicely
furnished. next bath. delicious meals: also
vacancy with young man.
1916 MASSACHUSETTS AVE N.W-A
distinctive home for young people. in an
unsurpassed location; reasonable,
OLD ENGLISH, 1885 QUE ST NV
Single, double; excellent meals: switch
board: showers: recreation room. 12'
Bolivian Club, 1858 18th St. NV.
Single rm with pvt. bath; also single
rms. with semi-pvt. bath; beaut. furn.;
outstanding meals.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
ROOMS FURNISHED.
ROOMS FURk. & UkFURk.

5000 CONN AVE. Apt. 42s-I or Q ladies
to share with lady large 2-rm. apt; furn.
or unfurn. IL"
EXCLUSIVE CAPITAL VIEW SECTION
Nicely furnished single or double room:
Evening star., 1941-05-10
BELMONT GARDENS

Large double. next bath: young ladies
Also share room. Excellent meals S3S. sc
Evening star., 1941-05-10
MANSION CLUB.

Ideal residence for business people; cool.
outside rooms: one for 4 with private
bath: switchboard. choice menus
Evening star., 1941-05-10

2106 WOODLEY PI.-JIving quarters and
meals for 3 young men in residential dis
trct. Call or phone pm. and 10 pm
Dupont 12S2 IL
Evening star., 1941-05-10
14O1 18TH ST. NV.

AT CONN. AVE.
OPPOSITE ST MATTHEWS S CATHEDRAL.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(ContinuCd.)

315 9th ST SE.-BASEMENT LARo
room and kitchen Murphy bed. sink. a
tractively furnished; 81.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
ApARTMENTs ElIPNISHED

1906 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-LGE. STUDIO
rm.. incl. sleep. porch kit, bath will
shower; best tranSp.: adults RA 6S3O
Evening star., 1941-05-10

IUUII!. IUIIgtIIldI NUHIe TOT yOuHE ptUpIt,
excellent food
800 B ST. S.E.-Slngle double innerspring
matt. twin beds; near Navy Yard, Cong.
Library: S32 mo. Ii. 1894. IL
Evening star., 1941-05-10
APARTMENTS WANTED.
FLATS FOR RENT.

ARMY LIEUTENANT AND WIFE DESIRE
furnished 1-room apt. bath, kitchen, in
NV Call North 205S
Evening star., 1941-05-10
ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN, Govt emp: large room
large closet: or share with another. sep.
beds, closets: appreciate kit. priv. or share
apt. Box 351-A. Star. To-
Evening star., 1941-05-10

3ooS MILITARY RD-Large master bed
roon, with shower bath. III detached home
on bus line. for employed couple or gen
tlpman Emerson OSOH.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

. ROOMS and private bath with meals
wanted by father and 13-year-old son at
nearby country home. must be. in whole
some, refined atmosphere. Please state
exact location and monthly terms. Box
4Ol "A Star. TO-
Evening star., 1941-05-10
716 ALABAMA AVE.
Modern rms. and b.; rent. $40 30. ] u

511 18th ST NE-5 ROOMS AND BATH,
h.-w.h.. elec., basement and back yard
Phone GE 1890 To-
Evening star., 1941-05-10
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

IMPAIRMENT BLDG, 5000 BLOCK WIS.
ave. n.w-Annual gross rent. S5.400: oper-
ating expense. inc. taxes, $1,000; $1,000
cash required. V. S. HURLBERT. MA,
1870. 93l H st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
ROOMS UkFURNlSHED.

a07 LAWRENCE ST. NE rooms sink
and gas stove in kitchen. Frigidare II de-
sired; semi-pvt. bath. HO. 1886.
1855 9th ST NV large, bright rooms:
light housekeeping; bath: reasonable rates;
conV to downtown. ME. 9161
Evening star., 1941-05-10

Formerly Italian Embassy; 100 rooms,
switchboard. music room ping-pong. tray
service: elevator and many other luxuries.
For minimum price. Rooms from S45
Singles with private bath. SS5. including
2 meals 1859 st NV
Evening star., 1941-05-10


SILVER SPRING-S45; LIVING RM., BED
rm bath, storage: separate entrance:
newly furn: private home. BAINS REALTY
CO. Sab Georgia ave. NV. SH. 3S92.
HANDSOME 4th-FLOOR WALKUP; BED
rms, bath. living rm., music rm., grand
piano, kit, fully furn., 6 lge. closets; avail.
for | or months, May Is. Phone Adams
3476.
202 9th ST. S.E-LARGE BASEMENT.
front; sink Murphy bed; adults only; 81.
2O2 9Th ST. S.E-LARGE BASEMENT
front room. furnished for light house
keeping; Mercury bed, sink: 81; adults.
S33 MINTWOOD PL. NW-2-ROOM
apartment; unlimited phone; large back
yard with flowers MI. 5027
LARGE CORNER APT, BEAUTIFULLY
furnished: will rent several months half
of present value: sdults only. DE. o121.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
COUNTRY BOARD.

A DELIGHTFUL. modern home, on road tc
Annapolis, half hour from D. c.; terms, SIC
and S12 per week. Call Bowie 1875
CONVALESCE in pvt. home in cooler
wooded. nearby country; best food; diet.
grad nurse. BerWyn 770-J-3 15s
Evening star., 1941-05-10

1915 PARK RID W-Beauiful studio
I'M used kit FriglG., S32 30. single
6ouble, next bath, $500. Adams o0''o. IL
2o34 QUE ST N w. near Dupont Circle
Bright. attractively furnished room; qulet.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
SUNWARD ESTATE.

In private gardens Attractive apt,
front and back separate entrances with
patio. living room dining room. bedroom.
kitchen and bath, garage: available June
l: S65 per mo. Jackson 1873.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
CLIFTON HALL.

Live in beaut. moderG residence with a
group Of young people: you pay no more
for newly furn. clean rm; single, double,
triple rooms as low as 50. 75 each 1439
Clifton st. NV. MI. 2oS2.
Evening star., 1941-05-10

gong HIATT PT- Y " IbcTWeeN IFTh anu
18th at PARK I'd n-SInele and double rm.;
private home. AID. l.i55
1909 SHERIDAN ST N.W.-Large front
room. private bath. plenty closet space
use OF phone
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Death Claims
Mrs. vi. DeVee

Mrs. Hazel NJ. DeVee. wife of
Morgan II. DeVee, passed away in
st. Jcseph's Hospital, Ann Arbor,
Monday evening at 1920 after p
months illness. She was a patient
in the hospital a week.
Mrs. DeVee was the daughter Of
Solomon Mangus and Ella Allison
Mangus and was born in Lenawee
County Oct. %, 1892. She belonged
to First Baptist Church. She had
lived in Lenawee County and HON.
er until her marriage and had since
lived in Ypsilanu.
Her marriage to Mr.. DeVee took
place in Ann Arbor. April II. 1916.
She is survived by her husband,
a son Ronald and twin daughters,
Ellen and Mrs. Harold Van Allen
eleanor. Wizard Rd.; and one
granddaughter, Marlene, three sis
tiers, Mrs. John Ridge. near Milan,
Mrs. Harry Dorel, Holloway, Mrs.
Carl Smith, Rome Center; four
brothers. Horace, Springville,
Mich, Howard, Onsted. Ray, Rome
Center, and Arthur, Denton.
Friends may call at the J. r.
Moore Funeral Home until the
hour OF the funeral. which will take
place Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. w. r. Shaw will con-
duct the services, and burial will
be made in London Cemetery.
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Congress

Continued from Page One)
lend program had given the
President everything he has ask
ed for"
"Now." he continued, lit IL en-
tirely up TO the President to deter
mine whether this is going TO be
war measure. or, as his leaders II
the Senate said, a peace measure.
Wheeler. who voted against the
program and the appropriation,
quoted Democratic Leader Barley
OF Kentucky and Chairman George
lD-Gal OF the Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee as saying it was
not contemplated that shipments
TO Britain should be conveyed by
American naval vessels or that
American troops should be sent
abroad.
Because OF these statements"
the Montanan continued, II do not
see how il would be possible for
the President eth. 10 use con.
voys or TO send men without re-
pudiat.ng all the promises that
have been made both by himself
and his leaders"
Besides Wheeler, two other Dem
ocrats voted against the appropria-
ton. Five Republicans and one
Progressive also opposed Il. For
the bill were 40 Democrats, II Re-
publicans and one Independent.
Not a single amendment was Of
fered yesterday and the final roll
call was reached after 80 minutes
OF debate.
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Staying
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face first. After he lay on the
floor couple of minutes, drag
ged him by the hand to the woods.
Brother Involved
when | got him half way out TO
the woods, my brother Benjamin
came home. He saw me dragging
the body and shouted that he was
coming out. | said Okay come on
out. And he helped me drag him
the rest OF the way out to the
woods. When he came out, he
asked me what happened, and | told
him had fight with Jack Kelly
and hit him with the axe and also
the knife
The youngster then went on to
relate how they dragged the body
to the woods and mutilated II with
the pairing knife.
Meanwhile. Johns mother lay
seriously i'll in her farm home near
Muskegon. She has been grief
stricken since the crime was dis
covered Sunday night.
81 can't understand IT," she
sobbed "He (Glen) came here
with Bennie and said how sorry
he was that Jackie disappeared.
He said he wanted to do every.
thing he could to help us locate him
and tried to reassure us that
nothing was wrong"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
THE WEATHER

Ypsilanti and vicinity: Fair to-
day and Wednesday, slightly warm
or Wednesday; lowest temperature
tonight about IS degrees; moderate
northerly winds becoming gentle
variable.
Temperature at 1880 a m. today,
80.
Temperatures Monday: highest,
43: lowest 30: mean 36.
Temperatures one year ago 10.
day: highest, %. lowest S; mean,
16.
Temperatures this date in last IS
years: highest, - in 1929; lowest,
IL in 1855.
Relative humidity Monday: 1880
a. m. $40; 1870 a. IN. soc; 1870
p. m. $50; 1880 p. nj, 100.
Barometric pressure at 1880 =.
m. today: station, 29.42 inches; sea
level, 30.12 inches.
The sun sets today at $40 p. m
and rises tomorrow at 6:25 a. m.
The moon sets today at 4;5s ;.
m. and rises tomorrow at 5:5l
q. m.
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y. ]. Laskey,
Milan, Passes
special to the Daily Pressl

especial 10 the Daily FreSS)
Milan, Mich, Mar. 25-Norman
J. Laskey, 70. city assessor and
prominent resident OF Milan, pass
ed away very suddenly about $50
Monday evening.
Mr.. Baskey was born March 4,
1866. in West Toledo. and was the
son of John and Ann Laskey. Pre-
vious to his marriage he taught
school in Dundee and Cone. He
was married to Mable Auten March
II, 1892, and then operated large
dairy farm near West Toledo until
1898 when he purchased a farm
near Cone, He came to Milan n
1912.
He was the village postmaster
for 70 years, a former supervisor
OF Milan Township, a former vii.
lage trustee and at the time of
his death was assessor, a director
OF the American Furnace and
Foundry Company. a trustee OF the
Methodist Church board and a
member OF the Masonic Lodge. He
had recently been named chairman
OF the Republican committee 0f
York Township and had presided
at a meeting a week ago Saturday.
Mrs. Laskey passed away Septem-
Der 10, 1894, and he married Mrs.
Agnes Ball on November 4, 1886.
She survives as do two sons,
Grant, president OF the Peoples
Bank in Milan, and Lynn Milan /;
five grandchildren. Norman, in the
air corps, Derwood, q student at
the University OF Michigan, Phyllis
and Janet, all children Of Grant
and David. son Of Lynn. There Is
also one brother, Eaton, Dundee,
three sisters, Mrs. Nina Dix, Bliss
field, Mrs. Frank Galloway, Nor
walk, Ia, and Mrs. Melissa McClen
athan. Temperance. Two brothers
preceded him In death
Funeral services will be in the
Milan Stevens and Bush Funera
/ Home Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev William Johnson
OF the Methodist Church. will ofici
ate and burial will be in Marble
| Park Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Last Rites in Elkhart
For Mrs. Nellie Archer

Mrs. Alonzo Miller and Mrs. Nor.
man Abercrombie have returned
from Elkhart, Ind, where they at
tended the funeral of {Mrs. Nellie
May Archer, who died OF a heart
attack after four days illness at
her home, 112 Crescent St, Elk
hart. Services were in the First
Brethren Church and interment
was in Rice Cemetery Elkhart
Mrs. Archer was born near
Cherry Hill, Sept. 81, 1879, the
daughter Of George NJ. and Eliza
beth II. Cutler and was married
Dec. -, 1901, to William II. Arch
er. They had lived in Elkhart for
81 years but had often visited here.
She belonged to the First Breth-
rem Church and the Auxiliary OF
the Moose Order. Besides her hus-
band, Mrs. Archer is survived by 3
children, Donald G., secretary OF
tho Fisher Y.M.C.A.. Detroit;
Gladys Elizabeth, who lives at
home; and Mrs. Ray Sherman (Mil-
dred), Elkhart three grandchil-
dreu, Betty Jean and Carol Ray
Sherman and Douglas Bruce
Archer; and one brother, Lewis w.
Cutler. Elkhart.
A curious coincidence is that Mr..
Archer, the late Chief Alonzo Mil.
Ter and the late Henry Helzerman
we're former fellow employees Of the
Superior tCornwelD Paper Co,
here. Mrs. Archer was visiting
Mrs Miller when Mr. Miller died
suddenly last fall an! her own
death occurred a few hours before
that OF Mr.. Helzerman.
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European War

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would collapse the British Greek
plan of defending the S0-mile-long
Struma river line, intended only
to block a thrust from Bulgaria.
Instead these sources said. the
British and the Greeks probably
would have to fight along at least
a 60-mile front in the Vardar Val.
ley against attack from Yugosla-
via but possibly would have to
defend the whole 200-mile front
from Albania TO Turkish thrace.
Bitterly-expressed opposition to
the pact within Yugoslayia in
dicated that mere signature by
the diplomats might not be the
final step in clearing the country
for Nazi military use.
Streets in Yugoslayia cities were
Uttered last night with manifestos
accusing Yugoslav leaders of a
traitorous selout; of bringing
certain shameful death for our
country and threatening death
TO submissive government leaders.
Actual warfare VISA almost at a
standstill.
Greek troops claimed to have
inflicted heavy losses on Italians
attacking Monday near the Niosa
River in Albania.
German and British planes took
a holiday from intense night raid
ing
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Six to Leave
as Selectees

Six Ypsilanu negroes are to re-
port to the selectlve service Offices
at 100 n. Fourth Ave, Ann Arbor,
at 1880 Thursday morning for
transportation to Detroit where
they will be indicted for a years
military training. The men select
ed are Jefferson Lee Haney, Curtis
Shaw, William Green, Alfred +.
Thompson. Lonnie Taylor and VIII
liam NJ. Morgan. They are to leave
Ann Arbor by bus at s a m.
Physical examinations are being
given other negroes from the coun-
ty at large preparatory to selecting
eight for induction April /, and the
board is also preparing a list OF 70
white men eligible for induction
April 3.
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Strikes

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cage. which reopeHed Monday un-
der police guard after being closed
since February IS by a CIO-called
strike. Robert Travis. organizer
for the Go union, declared last
night that mo one will walk into
the plant today. He urged other
nearby Go union7mom5ers TO join
in a mass mobilization in the
vicinity Of the plant
The Mccormick works does not
have any direct defense orders
but makes parts for other plants
with such contracts.
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Ford

CONTINUED from Page One)
work. Dewey said, to enforce a de-
mand for an extra 10 minutes for
lunch. The union agreed to with
hold further action until he could
confer with company officials, Dew
ey said.
l. A. CappizN, counsel for the
company who charged that the
NLRB hearing was part OF Com
munist plot to gain control Of
vital defense industry" said he
would request that several wit
nesses be subpenaed
Michael F. Widman, Jr., head of
the unions drive to organize Ford
plants, denied under cross-examina-
ton by Cappizzi that the purpose
OF the drive is to collect S1,000,000
a wear in dues.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
IN WALL STREET
MARKET OPENING
IRREGULAR TO-DAY

New York. Mar. 25 --INS-The
stock market opened irregular to-
day in moderately active dealings.
Feature OF the opening was a
block Of $4,000 shares of Common
wealth and Southern common at
80 cents share, the low for the
year. United Corp. common start
ed with 1900 shares at 1916, 1-l6
under the previous low.
Steels were mixed, rejecting
the labor situation. Bethlehem
was down fractionally. L. S. Steel
and Youngstown were up fraction.
ally.
Union Carbide was up almost a
point in an irregular market for
chemicals. American Telephone
was firm. Ny. Central was heavy
in the rails. Coppers were steady.