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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-17

gan Normal IL
Free throws sed-Greenwood,
Misenar 6. Cullin, BENEFITS, Shada
Alfsen, Kontrymowciz. OXley,
Langerman 2; J. Van Week 2. Roble
2, w. Van Week 6. Myron, Richards
4. Nunez. Collins 8. Kingery, Jun
tenen
Technical foul-Misenar.
Officials-Crane michigan Nor
maD and Powers (DetroiD.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-17
Detroit Tech

Free throws missed Muntter,
Canes, Dawson 4: Poladian, Slez-
niger ?, Rybicki 2, Lift, Logan 2.
Referee Gates (Michigan Nor
mall.
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Wayne University Freshmen

Score at half-Michigan Normal
Freshmen II, Wayne University
Freshmen Ii.
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5dusitoff eegen oieie se,.f'e au se'
,pinnen. Mber crit gum Shl'tb, tpeni'
ee Sabre Dor ieineul ant 81. Ward
1917 in @oiburs eriolaten Iooe
selans ibm nod e;rr'al einr groB'
artise gntoeduno nit ser porbeusen'
ben Observation-Disclosures Gie OIL
scmeine Mnipenoune uno Der groBe
Griolg blieb allcroinss elmer Ipdte'
rem 3eit porbebaIten. oenn crit beute
peroen nac) Dem T;au Scr 9icibs.
Notwithstanding Sic Selltld)sn Sin.
Ser nit Der bon Webrii,g eroodtcn
@tetbooe Dor elmer Ser ilsrhtbarltcn
aruaftcitcn oeid)iikt.
,Sci,te tpanocrn Ois .St'llus lnto
Scilinpiltofie aus bcn @ctrinsluer.
Ten in oie sanse @eIt. SSn niclen
2dnbcrn iino nad) oem 0tulter Ger
tMnitaIt behring's .SnItitr-
te cingerihtet ,porben, in bel!en Ser
N,tbn ser oeutidpn Wiiierihait
leudtet.
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araentiniett ,an>
8,,blan>
ShIllB bon Settle /.

nid,t bel oen 6aidiiten Iiegen. Die
/ icierlid,e Salbung nit Dem oemofra.
tiihen Gel tpiiroe natiirlid, iofort ei-
men 5rontlpehiel beoeuten.
Die bisber bier sesen Mosfau
oitrdsefiibrter Grport. t.Neitriftionen
rihten lid, SlnGd,it sesen Sapan uno
2el,tihIano ,,no crit ipGter eesen
SiuBlanb. Sebod ipiiroe peber in Ger
amerifaniiden nod in Scr britiihen
Sauptitabt i'm Notfaue seSOgert per
oen. Ole 0Iodabe 81 ertpeitern, iollte
oas biebe @erben Inn Soiei Stalins
idlone Seelc lid, als poIligcr Sehl,
ifIas eripciier.
9aS Hesl,ltat ser ruiiiid,.arsen.
tiniiten 9eipred,ungen bdngt Iotnit
nidlt aIlein bon Dem beioerieitigen
@iIlen our geritdnoisuns ab. Miaht,
rolitiid,e 6aftoren riiiien beriidiid)-
tiet tpcrbcn, al,f sic 'otpohI Mosfnl
ipie ans 8uenos Iires MIR einen
beid)rGnften ginfIu6 boben. 9esbalb
lit Sic -Regierllng bes 9a Hlata.9an-
oes nid)t genciet, grobe Suftidloiier
i,' ba,'en, ionbern ioraiam uno be
bdhfig 81, lopieren. 3u sen bring.
lid,iten sI,ligaben Ger Stunoe geb0rt
nod INNER bie Stiitl,ng ser beim,
iicGcn Sonomirticlait. Die G6rSerlme
hcs 8iitcr- -Mustouihcs inter scr
amerifaniifen Sdnbern ieIbit uno
ser sIi,sbnu ser eigcncn SnSuitric,
nm Die Terousaabi,rg fnapper unN
fnitbarer Teuiicn iiir bic Giniuhr
non Tobritparen. Die IrIbIt bcreeiteIIt
mcrocn fonncn. III oerlneiocn.
Iariiber biraus hciit man ali
Dos Bette, mas inmer oicics Bette
iiir mohtloie Tolfcr. iene pillen(oicr
>pielbiae ser @rpbcu. iein mag!
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sld,ie @crliu Nom. Mcpoll,tonlr luar
ous Trci MGhtc N6tonmen jlpilhen
Ic,,tid,lanO. Stalicn uno Sapan 5l.r
r0uiNen luilitdrrolitiihcn Slolie+
r,,ng GugIanos. Nepoliltiondr lit Dor
allem oie fompromibluie Muslhal.
t,lue Gnglanbs ulls europa rno Der
3,liamnenbruh ocs empire, emit bic
m1d,tigite NealitGt aller sNadHer-
ideinungen bcs Groballs.
gSeld, Wognis, pcldle Dabrlaft
geniole itoatsnlGnniife 8on5cpticH.
nit Stalien uls bcipGhrten Trei,ro,
nit cinem ncutralen 9illblano i'm
Niifcn. nit Sapan ols groIniid,ti'
gen @egncr bes angcliadiiifcnMclt-
hSrridnitstilms Sen 2ampf Der 8a-
benid)tie gcgcn Die Sabcnocn, Ser
'cslalen ,lno totalittireu arGfte 9c9en
oie pliltrfratiIdlen unO oemofratiidl-
en- @citrigell bis 5lr flaren Gntidci-
Dung ourh5,ltiibren. Hlr o,,s Der
prllcn p0lfiid)en Sebensfroit fanu
oie Sifcniire scr a,li anitiatinc. lie
bcrroif)une mnb aiibnbcit eirgeitcl.
ten 8lispolitif Oes Meihcs gefiibrt
mcroen. Sie Ylann,ng auf ipeitc
Sid,t ,mo nit l'npcrriidbar florem
;3icl bnt lid, nurh sic Griolgc ogr
Meid,snuGeupolitif Dor aIlcr Nelt
lc9itimiert. -.
SaS arrosnnte Wcltreid) Der Sri
+cil lndt S,,iammcn. Sabrhumbcrte
ennIiidler Gcrnl,no ;d)oit iibcr Die
Solfcr iinfcn onbin; obgeloit miro
Scr britiidlc &cltl,ngeiIt bllrd Die
.Mcucn Srhnlinaen" oeS Hatipnof-
iosiulisnuls uno sSuidismuS. Gus lit
ncbcn Scr iiberroacnoen militiriidcu
"ciihug. Scr SotalititsmGdltc oaS
Wcrf Scr oc,,tifcn lmb itolieniiheu
MnGcupclit:f. iiir buS Niibbcntrop
uno @cnitc Mlliiolini Sen Ianf H.
rrr GGlf'r ucrbirncn. Sic 8litpoIi.
tif iii hcnte Sas Gr'olasnla( ser Icut.
itelt. Der 9Hnanct Ger ssrcllnomifte
hcs Heid)es llno Ger S6)refen aller
tScinoe Ser nelleu el,rupGiidpn Srb.
nina lmo ei'lcs gcrcdtcn. oaucrbais
tcn sSrieocus.
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HSn,iiste NmeeietlGee IN
Oitafriea
Sd)luf, bon Seite /.

Der Sa9e alfrcht sll erbalteu lllh
oud MIR Sen Geoanfen an cine Ct
moi9c Gpafiltierling slbeiiiniens bon
itolicniifcn 2ipiliitcn i'm Seine at
critiden. .
Die Staliener meroen bann freilid
in Mbeiiinien ielbIt etne reiolutere
Nertcioisuns aufnehmen miiiien. als
in &enna uno bem Cuban uno aud,
in Gritrea. no Tie iif bereits breibig
Meilen BON Ser 8ren5e 5,,riidgeso-
gen ,lno ben nad)riidenben Gngl1n-
bern Seiicnei uno Saboerat fampiIos
iiberlaiien baben. Mber oen 0iber,
itano gesen ben abeiiiniid)en Mufs
itano tperoen Die Staliener allein allf
iif nebmen miiiien. Gs lit fir Sit.
Ter aans ,,,,rnoglid), feline aanlpf.
front nod meiter su seriplittern. gs
lit idon Elm ihtueres Spfer, iett, tpo
dies am @elingen elmer Snpalinn in
Gnglanb hdngt.. beutide Gor,natio-
r,en in oie ,,nrpirtIihen albaniihen
Reree nnb bie libpiId)e Nuite iebiden
n, miiiie,,. Nun miro bapon eeipro-
den. oaB 6itlcr aroBe iSormationen
BON Sruppen uno 8eltapolerten nod
sStalien 'elber ienben tpolle. God es
erifeint inns oieies l,nmoglih. @obl
| iino Glieger bereits bort. aber bic
itaIieniihen 1ruppen unb Offisiere
gum aampf an5ufeuern ideint cine
pereeblide Miibe au iein. llno erit
oie Staliener unter oeuti6er 0iib.
r,,ng i'm aompf au baIten - bleibt
elm Grage5eiden.
1oh Der 2anrpf ums Mittelmeer
lit fit &itlers ~Weue Or6n,,ng" auf
Dem europdiiden Sentiment lebens.
tuidtig. Mn admpfen iiioIid bon
sue3 lit iebo9 bas Dritte Meid tpenig
intereiiiert.
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Nie @clpibhcit Der auf 600 uno Sc.
ben tre,,en GeiolaiGait ibres Golfcs
bat, fann Oie @cranhpcrtl,ng fir
tpcltlueitc repolution1re GntIdeioun.
gen Dor oem eigenen @eipiiieu ulo
Dor ser Geid)idlte trasen, oie ser no.
tionaliosialiitiihe sl,,toritGtsitaat NIT
emit unporitcubaren Grfolgen getrois
fci, hat.
@elhe 9}epolutionieri,ng Der gro
ben Eolitif nif,t MIR in oeu biplos
matiihen Metboocn, ionoern al,d) IN
sen Gripl9en- @ie fiimmerlih ,pirti
Sic Oe,ltife Mubcnpolitif ocs @elte
friegcs gcgeniibcr Ser blitartigen
s(ftipitGt bon heilte &ie itiiinper-
'iait hebt iid, be politiih. biploma-
'iid,e Mrbeit Ger WeItbemofratien bon
ser Sflag- -nuf Sd,lag Spnamif DER
sld,ic ob! GcrtrGge Ger sld)IcnmGhte
iino feline ipitfinoigen 9tehtsafte als
!Iussonespunfte fir irgenoeine
rrnftiid,e ,2,liammenarbeit. ionoern
iinb fnappc, flare Gntideiorngs-
tbeien ols aronlne l1nsit >sleihee.
'd)altetcr Saltl,ue l,no Iftionen.
Nah aliirlng ser ioculoDiid)en Sron-
.cn miro in ser Mann. .;u.Monr ans.
'profe Ser slubenminiiter al,igrl,nb
Scs 9lutorit1tsprin5ips ols 8eauis
tragic ibrer sSiibrer erafte 8litarbeit
1elciitet lmo iene reificien" ersielt.
Sic ron ser @clt ols llcberraid)un9
rno Seuiation geblldIt miro unO
Nurdl ihre iSriidc ,no StGrfe imro.
nicrt. McnollltionGr mar ser Mrs,
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aicrllrnsiniiclnc llno gSeltunittal,-
llngcn. ols beirclrlbctr MGdte Sic
aonse @clt in sic Sd,ranfen iorbcrn
fGnnen urb oie madipclitiifc ruic
pirtifoitlide Snterciieniibereinltim-
mllna beioer Stootcn bon Nl,Ben iit.
sferolutiorGr ,par ;lluor Ole Mtoi
Timber @cacgnrng nit ocm Grseb-
mis- Ser Sd,atilrng Ser ltGhleruen
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ssn einem ser id)0nen Seitentdle-
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oerte BON Yferoen tpeiben ieben. Sic
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ierlm fir Mtilionen bon ainocrn
l,no Starrfranpfier,m fiir 5ebn,
ta,,ienoe bon Tcrtplnoeten lieferr
Ger Tnrsans Ser Scr,nnsc,pinnl,nN
6cbc,ltet fir sic Sicre feinerlei Gllds
lerei. Mcbrcre S,,noerttal,icno bcut,
idcr ainocr ipcrocn in iebcm Sabr
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barren atnoergciiicl perIhont. Tl,r
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hnt.
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lihcr Nnfeftion nid,t mcbr franf tper.
Sen. Soiort erfcnnt 9cbring Die 8e.
>c,ltlng bicicr sSeItitellung ,mo madt
AT nod am aleidjen Gag bus cnt.
'd)eioenbe Experiment. Gr cntnintmt
Sen bon ser Giphtherie tpieocr eci,tn.
oetcn Tieren cttpas 8lut lmo ipribt
oas Serltm oapou ;l,iamnen nit
Iipbtbcriegift gei,r,ben Tieren Elm 4;
mdhrenS Die &ontroIlticre. oenen mir
0tphtbcriegift eingeimnit tpl,rbe. 10,
fort baran jl,sri,noe ginsen. bleiber
Die anberen geilutb. 9nmit lit ctr
aans neiles Yrinsip in Der 6eilfnnec
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Sraanisml,S, iih ourd, ieIbltsebiloete
Sf,nsitoife sesen aranfbeitserregcr
at tpehren. 8leih3eitig 1T bern Yr,t
bas @ittel in sic &ono aeaeben. ioT-
die @eaenaifte i'm sierforpcr Surf)
fiinitlidc Snicftion su cr,c,,scn uno
Dem Menif)cn oann Shut unS Sell.
mittel einnlimpien. r.
@iferfoIae anb lester Siea
Der ssorifer 8ebring er,uciit !id)
icbr raif ai,f ais Gin arober Sraoni-
intor lnb nmmt altG oie Serlmhcr.
iteulng I'M groben ioiort in oic Sano
Nad) Der fl,rs oara!,f ebenioGs &C.
sliidten Gntbed,lng oes Starrfrcnpi-
ierrms tuiro a,,d bieies III oie @e-
tpinnung nit einbe;ogen. ssn Mar.
burg miro sIeidfoHs Die eerl,mge.
tpinnl,ng l.nternommea ,,nb bort emf.
itehen Damn bie be,,te nod sort arbei.
ten6en 8ebring- -Wcrfe. Damn ,uen.
Set iid Ser ssorider sem Hroblem oer
Suberfuloie 81. in Ser 1offnung.
bas at erreihen, tpcs Mobert Rod
nit ieinem 9uberfulin nidt scIl,ngel,
mar. ndmli6 cinen fpe;ifiiden
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Raids
Continued From First Page

NONAAtAAA0NN oill L IL 81 ldRt.t
dustrial building which already was
burning flercely.
At Aachen bombs were said to
have exploded in factories and at
Rotterdam spume of smoke 6 900
feet high was reported from flames
on the water front. .
Cap Girls Nez Is Target.
Observers ON the south coast said
the after-dawn assault apparently
was concentrated on Cap Girls Nez
and the area west of Bouloene.
where the Germans recently have
constructed new coastal defense
works.
Besides the attacks on defense
works, British said shipping along
the coast and industrial targets
inland were raided.
The attacking force. it was said
included some of Britain's heaviest
bombers. 1t crossed the coast on its
return trip after an hours absence
German air activity over Britain
during the night was described bv
the government as again on small
scale, though bombs were reported
dropped at several points in East
England and at two places in North
east Scotland. Damage and casual
ties were said to be light.
r. A. F. Makes Sweeps.
One German fighter plane was
listed as downed last evening by
British fighters engaged in carrying
out offensive patrols over the Chan
mel and French coast while R. Fl
bombers were tuning up for their
long-range nocturnal assaults on
Western Germany.
Thrice yesterday the r. A. F..
made daylight sweeps over Northern
France and struck at German ship
ping off the French coast after a
night thrust at oft-bombed Hanover.
British bombers swooping low over
the Channel were said to have scored
two direct hits on 7,0OO-ton tanker.
causing it to run aground on the
french shore, and bringing to al
most 250,000 tons the total German
shipping reported sunk or badly
damaged within eight days.
Two Saturday attacks on German
conveys, the Air Ministry declared.
put out of commission eight ships
totaling $4,000 tnos.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Boy Pleads Innocent
In nAttack-S|aying Of
High School Girl
Another Suspect Freed
IN Second Killing
In Massachusetts
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALEM. Mass, July 21.-A Is
year-old schoolboy pleaded innocent
today on a charge of murder in the
attack Staying of Constance Shipp,
Is, of Reading, while police ques-
toned a suspect in second killing
that of pretty 19-year-old Frances
M. Cochran, whose body was found
in a thicket off a lonely lovers
lane"
In Woburn District Court, Ray
mond F. Woodward, jr.. of Reading,
burst into tears when he was held
without bail for hearing July 81
in the Shipp case. The girl was a
high school Junior.
While the Woodward boy was be-
ing taken to court in the Shipp case,
police found a young man asleep
in an automobile not far from the
thicket where the Cochran girls
body was found. After several
hours of questioning, however, Po-
lice 1t. John F. Bates said he was
satisfied the man knew nothing of
the Cochran Staying, and released
him.
Body Found in Parsonage.
Police found the Shipp girls body
in the parsonage of the Reading
Baptist Church, during the absence
of the pastor and his family on
vacation.
An anonymous telephone tip led
police to search the woods off a
lovers lane near the Salem-Swamp-
scott line yesterday. where they
found the body of the Cochran girl.
The Shipp girl, clad in a playsuit,
disappeared last Tuesday while re-
turning to her home after a shop
ping trip to a grocery store
Miss Cochran dropped from sight
Thursday after alighting from a
bus in which she rode toward her
home in Lynn from her work as
a bookkeeper in leather concern.
Radio Appeal Broadcast.
Mrs. Harold Cochran, mother of
Frances, broadcast from a Salem
radio station yesterday an appeal to
her daughter to come home. Half
an hour later the station received
the telephone tip and relayed it to
police
high school class ring and a
topaz ring. still on the fingers,
helped Lynn Police Sergt. J. Henry
Hall identify Miss Cochrans severe
ly battered body. A broken tree
branch had been thrust into her
mouth, apparently as a gag.
Struggle Indicated.
Trampled grass and underbrush
evidenced struggle. One shoe was
the other was found about
80 PAGES away.
An attempt to trace the telephone
tipSter was begun
Medical Examiner Zielinski said
an autopsy also disclosed burns on
Miss Cochrans body. Police report
ed signs of fire, evidently doused
out with earth, and theorized the
slayer might have first intended to
burn the body. ,.-..-
Police Chief Edward B. Callahan
had ordered lookout for an old
model automobile which a neiehbor
reported having seen Miss Cochran
enter.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
In mrntnriant

ALEXANDER. OTEALIA Tavern. In
low loved daughter. oTEALIA LAvERN ALEX
ANDER, who entered into eternal rest one
year ago today, July 81. 1910.
Peacefully sleeping, resting at last,
In silence you suffered, in patience you bore
Until God called you home to sufier no
Loving and kind in all your ways.
Upright and just till the end of your days.
Sincere and kind in heart and mind
What beautiful memory you left beh@ind. @
Who cherished our secrets, our sorroWs'
Who taught us to love who taught us to
osE TRF g gsR efaTsg SIS SIS sff Sg ssda
GARNER, ,ARDELLE X, In sad but
ter and sister, ARDEGLE X, GARNER,
who died one year 80 today July 21, 1e4o
J! cannot say; will not say,
That she is dead-she is just away.
With a CHEEKY smile and wave OF the
She has wandered into an unknown land
And left us dreaming how, very fair
And you--oh you who The widest yearn
For the old-time step and the glad return:
Think ih Of her r. farms on. as as Sdn dear 81 ,r..
Think OF her still as the same. I say,
She is not dead-she is just away,
Your gentle face and patient smile
With sadness I recall.
You had kindly word for each
And died beloved by all.
The voice is mute and stilled the heart
That loved US well and true.
All, bitter was the trial to part
You are not foreotten loved one,
Nor will you ever be.
As long as life and memory last
I will remember thee
I miss you now. my heart is sore.
As time goes by miss you more.
Your loving smile, your gentle face.
No one can fill your vacant place.
In our minds you are fondly remembered,
Sweet memories cling to your name;
Those who loved you in life sincerely
Still love you in death Just the same.
Whatever road we take. dear one.
Though dark and lonely. too.
We know that God will some time join
The road that noMadSt9 leads t9 yoN yeMn ur,rn
May you carry on in heaven
As you did for us on earth.
sweet and sainted sister.
An ANGEL from your birth.
RUSSELL, THELMA AND NAOMI
JAMES, GERTRUDE. In loving memory
of our wife and aunt, GERTRUDE JAMES,
who passed away one year ago today, July
p, 1910.
In our memory We picture you
As we did the day We saw you last.
HER HUSBAND AND NIECE. .
MEYER, AUGUST W. In sad and low
ing memory of our dear brother AUGUST
year ago today. July 81. 1910.
Gone S9ER SsI r. AND isEs1sfs6 ss6rHra. i.
Evening star., 1941-07-21

which the successful attack on the
airdrome headquarters was one
phase.
Some of them paunchy, they
gathered to enjoy the spectacle of
British officers being trussed up.
The British protested that the
attack "came too early" The Amer
leans quoted field orders showing
that they attacked at the first mo-
Evening star., 1941-07-21
fn Mrntnrtant

TURNER. ERSKINE. In sad and low
ing memory Of our dear father and hus-
oand, ERSKIN TURNER who passed away
two years ago today July 2i 1889.
He is gone, but not forgotten,
And daWns another year.
Days of sadness Will come over us.
Friends may think the wound is healed
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within the heart concealed
DEVOTED WIFE. ALBERTA; DAUGHTER
ARIETTA PROCTOR
WILLIAMS. V. ROBERT (BUDDY. In
sad but loving memory of our dear little
son and brother, V. ROBERT (BUDDY)
WILLIAMS. who was taken from us three
years ago today, July 81. 1898.
Sod knows how much we miss you, Bud.
He counts the tears We shed
And whispers. Hush. he. only sleeps.
Your son Is not dead"
Some day. some time, our eyes shall see
The face We loved so well.
Some day. some time, his hand veil clasp,
And never say farewell.
MOTHER. 6rEpFATHER AND SISTERS.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Pope Reported Suffering
From Nervous Exhaustion
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VATICAN CITY, July 21.-Pope
Plus XII was described unoficially
today to be suffering from nervous
exhaustion and his associates were
said to have prevailed on him to
spend the hot days of next month
in a rustic house in the Vatican
gardens.
There is nothing alarming in the
Pontiff's condition, it was stated, but
he has refused to leave the Vatican
during the war and has had two
years of heavy work without a real
rest.
To enable him to spend more time
in the fresh air, the house usually
occupied by his director of gardens,
Augusta Issopi. has been prepared
for his daytime use The Pontif
intends to receive visitors in the
papal palace, however, it was said.