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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES

wis NJ. Holiday. rs; Meredith Spencer
Edmund swain. rs: Beatrice Holman, rs
Charles Edmondson, IS; celestfr NJ. Eos
ter, %.
Warren Tsyer, 81 Gwendoiyu Lilies. ls.
Michael o-Des. 81; Stella wojciechow
ska. -.
Eugene Bernard. %: wlhslmIna Hart
man. 81.
Bernard r. Paul. Mary Mcpermot, 20.
Victor Mroz. 2si Vivian Eleanor Hen.
bel. q.
Michael J Krinock. 70: Belva Brown. Is
Oliver Ksino Lind. 2s. Leila Loretta
James mes j Fay. IS; Helen wilson %.
Glenn Metcali "a Helen Watch, -.
James J.. P.ckens, "a; Kite l. Reamer
Wilbur James Philips, 20; Marjorie Louise
Conoyer. -
Roy Rumph IS Lola sykes -
sylvester Anthony wujeck, Is Margaret
maynard Martin. 10: Betty Marshall, 10
James I.ongmeyer Holme. 2s. Beatrice
-nsnry W. carreyD, 2s; Irene H Charley
CHARLES L. Delany, 80; Pauline corss Hunt
John Heryi %; Mary Allen, ~.
John W. clare. 81, Barbara J. Baker, 20
Arthur 8. Kdss 81, Dorothy Spencer, 10.
Victor r. Anderson, "a Marguerite Broker
%
Edward r volkman. %: AIyse Mosher. 81
7 ti1fsas Charles Bsadis, 81; Mildred Marie
Ann Stoduaru
Herbert schwanz. 50; Maria G. Mills ~.
Joseph Ksrszykowski, %; Helen Constan-
tine q.
John Rice, 81. EsieIl Matthews. IS.
William Neii. 81: Ellen Gallagher. Is
Kenneth l.. Neal. 56. Barbara shaw, 30
ALVIN =. Wegener 25: Ruth g. Roth. 81
Antonio Pagano, 20; Antotuette Boccomino
rs
Roy Bloss. 81; Bernadine Compton. 81
Arthur c. Penn Jr., 30, Constance Lorraine
Leslie n. styes. 90 Patricia r. Thsisen,
".
Eugene Webster Adams, 3s; Ursula Won.
Dorian. %
L-lnAa Charles Olsen "a Mary rrr1ta
Olson %
James Burris. 81; Artie Atkins. 70
John r. smith 30 Mimi a. Hedland. II
William p. Schultz Jr, rs, Virginia Ann
Bilaitis, 10.
Paul Henry sintay, 81; Betty Jane White
Is
Albert Tsskna. ~: Viola Crosse. 20.
Alpnonse S. Maddigan, 80; Dora L. Jones
3s
William Vincent Krusheski. %; Daisy I
Gustsfson. IS
ivory Dinkins. 20: Vivian Gibson. 10
Edward Kadau, "a; Donna Moore Hart.
worth, %.
Marvin Paul steink.. %; Edna Regina
Vaughn. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
B OY S
THE ]. l.. HUDSON CO.
BIRTHS

Rebecca Lawson, 249s Twenty-fourth.
Mary Mabssney. s75s Vinewood.
Julia Minor. 1922 Twenty third.
Nellie Martin. 575e Cabot.
Cfertru6e Misiak. 1891 MERCER.
Mable McComb. 20l6 Twenty fourth
Mary NYburg i734s Oak Drive.
BerniCe N0rkOwski, 205 Watson.
Vera OLSON. l5747 Rockdale.-
Martha Pare. ss04 Coleman, Dearborn
Christine Rutka. 1857 Montleu.
BeFnice Rosen. SAIL JiHw9od.
Fern Reeves. 50s7 French road.
Bernice Rowan, $3.50 Cherokee, Deet'sin,
Helen Sreka. i057s Turner.
Lillian Slayden, 60i Horton.
I.ura Sansone. 6l51 Radnor.
Catherine Swystun. $685. Michigan.
Dorothy Smith. 2472 Beaubien.
Gertrude szynanski, s145 Martin.
Mildred Wolfe. 64os Heyden.
Amelia Bonnell. $3.50 Park Drive.
Pearl Comfort. 22452 Normandg Et
Detroit
Helen DIETRICH 1921 Seymour.
Mary Horetski. 1894 Mcclellan.
Olga Kuch. 1905 Rohns
Frances Pavlik. 120s Cray.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
BIRTHS
BOYS

Roys were born TO.
Frances Allen. 1925 Cherrylawn.
Eva Allan. 1855 East Dearborn.
Margaret Abbott 22T4 Tuxedo.
Florence Allen. 371s Baldwin----
Julia Beers 600 Rosewood. Fcrudale
Anna ". Burger 1914 Hazelridge
Ida Colleia 1915 Abbott.
Helen earle. 2i512 Bon Brae Blvd. 81
Mary Cerveusn. Ass Ewcrs.
Beryle Corriveau, 2S0t Pennsylvania
Anna Durecka, 56T Monroe.
zyia Foster. 44e7 Harding
Stella Castor. ga West Forest,
Dorothy Garman. 14sOO Falrcres'
Katherine Casko. s5l5 Tinkin Van Dyke
Tune heS st 49, 1897 Mek a5
Mary Hruska. 1850 Stout.
Katie Jacobs 36Ss Arndt.
Madeline Kelly. 1917 Rochedale
Oneida Medley. 1871 Hllger.
Pauline Miller. 1924 webb
Rose Matelesky. 2640 Edwin. Tamiramck
Helen Murray. 143 Tannahll. Dearborn.
Christine Morgan 1921 Vlncwood.
Annabelle McCauey 1891 Nottingham.
Selma McDougall, 1853 Hawthorne, Crosse
Pointe Woods
Alberta odett sis Gardenia. Royal Oak
Mary Poe. 55is Nottingham.
Gerardine Perrin. loli II. Run road
Stella Pniewski. aie5 Twen,y-third.
Rita Ratkos. 6755 Auburn.
Antoinette Ross. 5i07 whitfield.
Poiiny Strong, 1929 Birwood.
iiptena Scheroch,-17l2n- Gltre-
Esther Siegel, 2432 Ford
Mary Smith. 4677 Fifteenth.
Anne Smith. iO926 william. Dearborn.
Barbara Sayres. 25f4 -Bewck.
Ann Strouse. 1245 Chalmers.
Agnes Tinsley 1901 Forrer.
Mary Wallis. $50 Conner.
Geraldine Vierk, 6i14 W. Vernon.
tCefesrrne wferzbicki, 1859 Magic.
Mildred White. 1884 Twenty fifth.
Emma Woodford, 7s45 Russell.
Pauline warng. 2503s Rose East Detroit
Loretta White. 1921 Honorah.
jeanette Musman, 22p7 Glendale.
Rose Yacos. 95 Garfield.
Wanda Ziobron, 1899 Arcols.
GIRLS
Girls ware born 10:
Teresa Belanger, 22l6 crane.
Maxine Burroughs. 12f6 Fifth. Wyandotte
Patricia Barrett. s7s7 Bostwirk.
Elizabeth Buchanan, 12s01 Wiltshire.
Mary Barker. 5073 Roosevelt.
Virginia Bugeja, 1899 Thirtyhfth.
Alice Cassette. 1888 Charlevoix.
Lenore hi Tuio. 1892 Muirland.
Perrine De Baine, 2139 ST Jean.
Anna Dziadziola, A177 Lawndale.
Theresa Drohan 57Oq Hurlbut.
Margaret Ferland, 1901 Bessemore
Leola Garrison, 1922 Hastings.
lVincie Hoffner 1858 Bonita
Nora Hall 1891 Beitch. Ferndae.
christine Hill. 1854 Delmar.
Lillian Kreger. 1887 Hamburg.
Mary Kozlowski. 17124 Bloom.
Alice Kloian. 1875 stoepel.
loan Ruszak, 1912 East Kirby.
June Lout, 1851 West Pathway
Arnita Upton, $50 Theodore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
DIVORCES

Jeanette Anderson from Vern.
August MARITIME from Hazel NJ.
Lola r.. Bennett from Arthur W.
Leonidas AihanasiOn Kozis from Tekla.
Eula Phillips from William.
Laura Griswold from Claude.
Ruth Donoghue from James
Howard Nj Wilton from Marion Helen,
EDNA G Wilson from Floyd J..
Irene BenOit from Ulysses.
Eua Collins from Garland.
Fred Glare Howe from Marvel.
Beatrice Palmer from Edward J.
Ruth Gardner from Edward D.
EMO NJ Bolton from Ernest W
Dorothy Marsack from Raymond
Minnie Joyce Ransom from Homer Asbury
WANDA Smell from Jack Y
Charles Scholz from Marion.
Dorothy Lee from Richard.
Ralph Reed from Naomi.
Anna Wilkinson from Bert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

dent Of the Bond Club, Purcell
will speak on National Defense
and the American Investor"
Commissioner Purcell is making
this visit TO Detroit as a guest of
the Detroit Stock Exchange and
will be accompanied by Dan T.
Moore. regional administrator;
James c. Gruener. assistant re-
gional administrator, and Myron
N. Krotinger; interpretive coun-
sci (of the Securities and Ex-
change Commission. In the eve
ming. they will be guests of honor
at a dinner 10 be rendered by
the governing committee of the
Detroit Stock Exchange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Female Help Wanted

White glrl; general:
small home, no laundry. no cooking
care OF child. stay University l52Oi.
EXPERIENCED counter girl Day or
nights; excellent wages Apply 1904
West MeNichois road. mornings
EXPERIENCED white girl or woman
'h0usework. care Of child stay nights
references. University 3-2sif
EXPERIENCED white. Gof homework. no
laundry; $40 week. 1855 Oak Drive.
University i-t053
GENERAL. white, stay. private room, ?
adults, l child. University i-7i67.
HoUsEWoRK general. white: three
adults; one child. no laundry; stay
nights. So. 1904 Wisconsin. Univsr-
sity 3-0i46.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Sutherland Pays Extra

CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-Suther-
land Paper Company has declared
an extra dividend of 5 cents in
addition Ia the usual quarterly
dividend of 30 cents on common
both payable December Is to stock
of record November "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
SEC Official
To Speak Here

Ganson Purcell. commissioner of
the Securities and Exchange Com
mission, will speak here at a lunch
con in the Book-Cadillac Hotel
next Monday under the auspices of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Common Dividend
By Federal MoquI

Federal Mogul Corporation has
declared a dividend of 25 cents
on common stock. payable Decem-
Der Is. to stock of record Deem
Der 5. bringing total payments for
the year TO 81, the same as in
.1Qd0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

the Economic
Club of Detroit,
in cooperation
with the Detroit
Stock Exchange
and the Bond
Club of Detroit.
According to
a join mt an
n o u n C e ment
made by Allen
B. Crow. presi-
dent of the Eco
nonic Gu b;
Paul +. Boiling
er. president OF
( h e Exchange,
and Harold X.
Chapel. nreSi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Deatt Nntices

KRAMARICH-Novemb IS. Antoinette,
mother OF Matt Jr. John. william, Mrs.
Antoinette Lundy and Mrs. Christine North
rlp. Funeral services at The Haley Chapel.
1906 Hamilton, at Puritan, Wednesday.
$3.50 a. m: ST. Jerome Church. 8 a. m.
IT. 1s41; Bert. husband OF
the late Annie Morrow Wilson. Remains
AZ A. II. Peters Funeral Home. 12057
Gratot. until 10 p. m. Tuesday. Interment
at Jeffersonville. Indiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
U. 5. Graphite Votes
30-Cent Dividend

United States Graphite Com
pany has declared a dividend of
80 cents. payable December IS. TO
stock of record December I. This
brings 1941 payments to $1.25,
against Is cents in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Female Help Wanted

BACTERIoLoGIST WANTED with bache-
Tor OF science degree; experienced In
vaccine and general biological preparation
work. Steady employment with good sal
airy. F1ve-day week In modern Detroit
laboratory. Address Detroit Times, Box
B-67s6.
BEAUTY SHOP OWNERS-M Make extra
profit with no investment Start
HOSIERY BAR" Retail 79c up Also
Nylons. Complete selection on consign-
mcnt. 527 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18


BOSTON toy sick; black white breast
Kindly telephone Vermont 5-269l. Reward.
BOSTON BULL-kemale, with rabbit mark
on back. Reward. Tyler 6-9l32.
COCKER SPANIEL, black, white breast
tVicinity Six Mile Santa Barbara). Re-
ward. University 2-3037.
COLLIE Sable and white; answers
KING" Reward. Can Madison 2TsO.
or return 1897 Virginia PARK.
DIAMOND RING and s,ickpin lost Tues
day. vicinity Book Cadillac Hotel. Cad.
lilac SOFT. Liberal reward.
LOsT-Wirehaired terrier. female puppy
Rosedale Park section. Reward. Rediord
1889.
SMALL SANDER-Vicnity Board of Edu-
cation. Broadway. Substantial reward.
Townsend s-277f.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
In the biz Sunday Times Want Ad
Seetion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

Employment Agencies

APPLY AT ONCE
POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN OFFICE,
SALES. TECHNICAL. EXECUTIVE FIELD
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-21-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES Employment. ais Beaubien, Wants
Day Workers. Couples. Porters, Maids
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Female Help Wanted

WOMEN Establish business In your own
home. Merchandise on consignment. Pay
for what you sellN only. Excellent profit.
Miss Hecke 527 Woodward
COLORED Two. experienced general;
weeks work, 81 y. m. No sundays.
500 Palmer. corner Beaubien.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
I'm the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Male Help Wanted

GAS STATION ATTENDANT steady po-
sltion Apply between 8 and 1 p. m
1862 Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Male Help Wanted
AT ONCE

Man with car % work through this store
neat appearance essential Apply az En-
ployment Office, 10 O'Clock Wednesday.
ASK for Mr.. Hassett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

J. SUTTON a. SON
li47 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-510C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

-JNDEH BAh.-KunhInR INC
gHYiut of Latin melodies from
Cuban rhumbaso TO Mexican hill
billy tunes. Manuel Lopez and his
Gay Amigos are gaining new
friends each night.
Lopez is Offering many scores
new to Detroiters-songs that he
learned from the Cubans during
his trips TO the West Coast.
Sammy Dibert, nearing the end
of a years engagement, alternates
on the bandStand, with Patricia
Nash taking vocal honors and the
maestro himself handling the com.
rdy tunes and adding a few xylo-
phone solos for variety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
x1,oeft .Se41Ecp DEzQczdM
BUYERS GUIDE
PLAsTERING

A. B. BENSON Company - Specializing
patch work pIastering; expert workman
ship. University l-S762.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-12
Three Champion Sisters
Injured in Car Accident

Word has been received here Of
an automobile accident involving
Muriel Champion. 10. Dorothy
Jane Champion. Is, and Abigail,
Champion, Is this city, at Che
boygan the evening OF W.. G.
They were injured when ar
met another car on the ROAD and
Muriel, who was driving, turning
to her own side OF tho road. fall
ed to see an unllshted parked car
until too late to avoid a crash as
she was blinded by the lights OF
the oncoming car.
Muriel sustained only slight
decorations and bruises. Her right
wrist was gashed. Abigail's right
knee appeared TO be broken. She
was also lacerated about the face
Dorothy Jane had severe lscera-
lions on the face which required
stitches to close. Abigail and
Dorothy Jane were taken TO the
Hubacker Receiving Hospital.
The Champion family live on
the Riggsville Rd. in Cheboygan.
The girls mother. Mrs. Katherine
s. Champion, Is employed at the
University OF Michigan Biological
Station at Douglas Lake.
Muriel plans 10 enter business
college this fail and Dorothy
Jane will be a senior at Roose-
welt High School while Abigail
will be a Junior.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-12
CREDIT

Continued from Page One)
he added. following consultation
with representatives OF the trade
and the financial institutions at,
fected. the regulations will reflect
a policy of flexibility and will be
in more or less general terms un-
I'll experience and further study
establish more precise guides that
may be followed"
d Eccles announced that he had
called a meeting for Thursday
with Federal Reserve Bank re-
personalities. He will confer FRI
day with officials OF banks, COM
mercial credit companies and the
trades. including retailers, deal
ers and others engaged in INSTALL
ment selling.
The board chairman explained
that the Presidents order does
not include regulation of credit
to purchase or carry a residential
building. thus permitting a home
builder to equip his house with
stove, Ice box. and other equip
ment on an installment basis.
Articles ordinarily bought for
productive purposes such as farm
implements similarly will be ex-
empt as will be open accounts at
stores and straight loans made by
banks and other agencies pay.
able at one time and in one pay
ment whether or not secured"
Small loan bank installment
credits, however, come under the
order since this type OF credit Is
so closely related to the purchase
OF articles OF the kind listed"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-12
Women Urged to Boycott
Profiteerinu Merchants

Washington, Aug. 12- AP-Miss
Harriet Elliott, associate price ad-
mInistrator. urged women Monday
TO boycott retailers who have
raised prices, contending that such
merchants were profiteering.
Many retailers. she asserted In
a statement, ARE deliberately TAX
ing advantage OF the situation to
reap windfall profits for them
selves and do an injustice TO their
customers by raising prices al
though the cost OF their existing
stocks has not changed in the
slightest"
A rush to stock up on silk hos.
iery began last week after the gov
eminent. mindful Of Army need for
parachutes and powder bags, is.
sued a stop production order to
the silk industry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-12
Body Of Western College
Athlete Taken From Pit

Longmire, Wash. Aug. ZAP
The body OF Leon Brigham, Jr.,
has been recovered from a glacier
pit on Mt. Rainier, but the man.
ner OF his death remains uncertain
Two rangers descended by rope
yesterday SIS feet to the base of a
crevasse In Carbon River glacier
where the 21 year old University
OF Washington football player had
lain buried under a blanket OF ice
since Sunday.
Dug free, Brigham's body was
raised to the lip Of the chasm and
carried 1900 feet down the noun
tainside to highway.
The body was frozen, but the
rangers, William Butler and Cor
don Patterson, said Brigham might
have been killed when he fell into
the cravasse while testing a snow
bridge across its mouth, or have
suffocated under the cascade OF
snow which followed him in his
fall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-12

A new hangar and workshop
have been completed at the Ann
Arbor port, and runways have been
widened to 300 feet to provide more
adequate landing facilities for Army
and transport planes. and also to
take care OF the increased number
OF private filters operating from
this port. The resurfacing OF South
State st. from the Ann Arbor city
limits through to Michigan Ave.
has also made the port more &C
cessible by car.
The Ann Arbor port will be closed
to flying next Sunday, August II, as
the annual Gas Model Meet spon.
sored by the Ann Arbor Junior
Chamber OF Commerce will be held
on the field. Jerry Norman. Gerald
Holly, Bob Shuttle. Bob Hinsch, Bud
Frentner. and Roger Curtis OF the
local Hornet Model Club have been
tuning up their motors and planes
this week and will compete in the
Ann Arbor meet, as will also club
sponsor, Don Gridley. Bob Rau
hopes to complete his rubber pow
cred Wakefield Gull plane in time
to enter the meet.
Miss Virginia Acher who is head
resident of King Dormitories re-
ceived her private pilots license
Friday at Ypsilanti Airport.
New students at Ypsilanti Air.
port are Miss Frances Aldous,
Ann Arbor. Carl Balyeat, Ypsilanti.
Harold Battle, Detroit, Allen Gran
dali, Ann Arbor, Clarence Hiser,
Dundee, William Matson, Ypsilanti.
Marcel Rakowski, Dearborn, Rob-
ert Richmond. Ann Arbor. Jack
Thompson; Plymouth, and Lyle
Bowdish, Gregory.
Harold Boldt, Ann Arbor, James
Mccullough, Dearborn, Raoul Weis-
man, Detroit, and John Reed, Ypsl-
lanti. made their solo flights at
Ypsilant Airport during the past
week.
Che D. E. Root flying service has
purchased a new Piper Cub air
plane which is the fourth new plane
that has been purchased In the last
eight months.
Five planes were flown In the
Dawn Patrol to Jackson Sunday.
Those flying planes there were Oar.
rel Root, Miss Dorothy Williams,
Ann Arbor. Miss Muriel Rumsey,
Milan, Oln Ring and Norris G..
Wiltse, Jr., both OF Ypsilanti.
Private James B. Lau arrived by
plane Sunday from the air base at
Fresno. Calf. Private Lau is in the
finance detachment at the air base.
He was recently transferred from
Camp Calan, San Diego, to the air
base. Private Lau will visit rela-
tives and friends here a week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-12
EUROPEAN WAR
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
showed the Nazi push forming a
huge bulge deep into the southern
Ukraine, below Kiev, and Nazi
front-line dispatches asserted Ger
man troops also were closing in on
the Ukraine capital.
Violent aerial battles were re-
ported raging over the blood
drenched field as Soviet warpianes
smashed at German infantry and
motorized forces and Nazi pursuit
planes attempted to fight them off.
DNB said, Luftwaffe fighters
bagged 81 Russian planes In the
hiev region alone this morning.
Roads damned
All major arteries behind the
Soviet lines In the southern Tx.
raine were reported damned with
retreating Red army troops, un-
der failing attack by German war.
planes. The Germans said rail
traffic was disrupted. with seven
trains derailed or damaged in a
single sector.
Berlin dispatches said German
troop columns Advancing on Kiev
were rolling along well paved
bread highways leading straight
to the city"
stu Holding
The Russians made no mention
Of Odessa. They declared the Red
army still holding firm In the
smolensk salient as fighting there
went into its 18th day, and In the
Bel Tserkov sector so miles south
Of Kiev.
A Moscow communique said the
Red army was putting up a stub.
born fight against strong German
drives on the north and south
flanks-in the Soltsi sector 100
miles south Of Leningrad and
the Uman area midway between
Kiev and Odessa.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-12
Vacation Ends, Justice
VanderSaII Has Busy Day

Several cases came before JUS
tice A. NJ. vandersall on his re-
turn from a two weeks vacation
Monday.
Willie Morgan demanded ex-
animation on charges OF felonious
assault with a knife brought by
Sylvester Coleman. and was re-
leased on $1,000 bond for appear
ance Aug. 22.
Lester Allen, also this city. de-
manded examination on charges
OF officer Edmund Block OF the
local police that he was speeding
so miles an hour and disregarded
two stop signs. His case is set for
Aug. 81.
For being intoxicated and dis
orderly, racing his motor and tear
ing a live chicken apart in his car
parked near the corner OF n.
Washington and W. Cross SITS,
Sunday evening. Alfred Ellen.
dorf. 1900 Virginia Rd.. was fined
$26. He was arrested on COM
plant OF residents in the vicinity.
A similar fine was paid by ].
c. Monroe. All s. Huron ST..
when he admitted having chased
two beer garden companions down
the street after, he said, they
tried to stick him" with the bill
Sunday night.
For driving while intoxicatej
Patton Speaks. 16 S. Washingto
ST., was fined $50 and his driver
license was revoked.
Wesley Utech. % S. Grove ST,
paid a similar amount for reck-
less driving. imposed by Justice
Edward c. Simmonds Saturday,
and Albert Joseph Ortell, Milan,
$40 for a similar offense. also
imposed by Justice Simmonds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-12
News Briefs

BERLIN-AP- Long-range Ger.
man bombers attacked the Suez
Roadstead again last night. badly
damaging one 10,000-ton merchant
ship and another OF 5000 tons, in
formed sources said today.
ROME-AP- The Italian gar.
rison at Culquabert in northern
Ethiopia was reported today ny
the Fascist high command to have
made another sortie against besieg-
ing British forces. inflicting heavy
casualties.
SINGAPORE - UP - British
women and children from Sara
wax and British North Borneo ar.
rived today and others from Sat-
gon, the Japanese-occupied cap.
ital Of lndo-China. arrived today.
Hotels were damned with refu.
gees.
ANKARA, Turkey Up Iran
Ian authorities are watching all
foreigners, especially in the oil
field districts, as a result of British
and Russian pressure for the ex-
pulsion Of Germans, 1t was report.
cd in diplomatic quarters today.
WASHINGTON-INS- Civilian
Defense Administrator Fiore,lo La
Guardia, one OF the nations lead
ing fire truck chasers, today is
planning a force OF 2.125.00 auxil
larry firemen throughout the nation
as part OF the defense program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-12
FOUR KILLED

Detroit, Aug. 12-lNS- Police
today investigated one OF Detroit's
worst accidents OF the year-a col
lission between three ton milk
truck and an auto which brought
fatal injuries TO four persons, in
Guiding a woman and her six year
old son. Dead we're Mrs. Violetts
Tolson. rs. and her son, Fred
James Preston Boxley. 80 driver
Of the truck; and Santo Sugsmele
l6. All were Of Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-12
F RANCE

Continued from Page One)
portance that 1t will be rebroad.
cast two hours later.
Informed circles said other mea-
sures greatly increasing the pow.
ers Of Darlan deal exclusively with
internal problems.
They were still silent concern
ing Frances international policy
which was considered over the
week end at important big four
conferences OF Petain. Darlan. Gen
Maxine Weygand, pro-consul In
Africa, and War Minister Gen
Charles Huntziger.