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Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Peti grad Nemacke ie saw u plamenu.

IL Londona javljaju /. juna da su 1850 "denokratskih" bonba-
sa preleteli preko nemackog grada Cologne, u kojem Five 10000
stanovnika, da su ga "a sat pc neprekidno bombardovali bacaJucl
na stanovnistvo tog nesretnog grada sest miliona funti eksplozlva.
Tako je plamen obuhvatio zee grad, vee vesti IL Londona, da
Sc mogao videti $50 mnja cd grada da je grad jos u vatrl. Jedan
cd aviiaticara tih bombasa reee, da je tai pakao bio "skoro prestva-
ran "a verovanje," da S osecao ola trail drugu metu jer nie
mogao vdeti mogucnost da Sc moze VEGA steta pomenutom gradu
naneti. Churchill, ministar-predsednik britanske Wade, cesttao je
razaranje celog pomenuog nenackog grada. Tako je to kada kapi-
talistcko razaranje caruje!
Se vesti vee da je oval bombaski napad najveci Il istoriji vaz-
dusnog bombardovanja, vele da je svo bombardovanje Londona Cd
strane nacHta u sravnjenju. sa bombardovanjem Cologne igracka.
zaista mozemo verovati swim OWN vestima.
"Demokratije" SUI poduzele tai korak zbog toga sto je Cologne
jedan cd najvaznijih industriskih .gradova koji je veiki centar
zeljeznickog saobracaja. Ali to nj malo n e umanjuje zlodn ubjanja
mozda stotine hijada siromasnog radnog naroda tog nesretnog grada.
NaciNi &c s. svethi vc ST. poslali svoje bombase mad Lon
donom, tako &c se povecati znatno broj ubijenog II glavnome rad
ng stanoynistva Londona. "Demokratje" &c sinije vracati gao Ia
sramotu." To je "totalan rat" Tako &c Sc ma stotne milione ubi
jti- neduzno radno stanovnistvo kaptalistickh gradova tako &c
Sc razariti se wise industrije ostalo bogatstvo - tako &c se sve
wise razarati kutura civiizacUa tako &c wise bti opsta pustos
sudbina nesretnog covecanstva pod pomamnom vladavinom privat-
ne svojne.
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iu. y Moi je nasao ljude i zene,
koii su isto tako osecali kapita-
listitku nepravdu, tiraniju i IL
rabljivanje, kao sto je osecao mas
drug Bogdan. Gin Sc uverio, da je
S. L. P. prava i istinska radnic-
ka organizaciia, koia radi ma u
nistenju d~rustvenog poretka -
kapitalizma, = koji je uzrok swim
nepravdama u danasniem drust-
WI, on je stupio "a njena clana.
Cd toga dana, pokojni drug Bog
dan predao Sc swim svojim bicem
ma prcsirenju njene ideje medju
ostalim radnicima, sa kojima je
dolazio dodir.
Prvo Sc predao ma proucavan.ju
nienog revolucionarnog programa
i taktike, ier je on bio svesan
toga, da IL koliko bolje poznaje
program i taktiku, te opSte ucenje
S. l.. P, Il toliko &c moci ubedlji-
vile uticati ma estate radnike da
Sc prikljucujg redovima Socijalis-
ticke Radnicke Partije.
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Ia kratko vreme, njegovim ma
stojanjem ma pr%oucavanju Socija-
listiGke znanosti, uzdigao Sc do te
v%isine, da ie mogao s dobrim US
pehom odrzavati clanska predava-
MIA, docnije govoriti ma javnim
skupstinama, te pisati agitacione
clanke "a RADNICKU BORBU.
Njegova sposobnost i neodolji-
va VOLTA "a radon II pokretu, da-
la je povoda Centralnom Odboru
Federacije da ga uposli "a Agi-
tatora Federacije, ma kome je po-
lozaju ostao nekoliko godina. Rad
ma agitacionom putu vrsio je O.
dano i neumorno i sa najvecim
oduSevljenjem. y toku njegovog
agitacionog rada. kao Agitator
F~ederacije, odrzao je bezbroj jaw
nih skupstina, clanskih i prosvet-
nth predavanja; sakupio je stoti-
mama pretplata ma RADNICkU
BORBU i druge partijske organe;
rrodao ogromnu kolicinu nase Ii
terature i ~izvrsio neizmernu licnu
a%gitaciju.
Sve je V pokojni drug Bog
dan radio IL cvrstog ubedjenja u
nasu ideju, te IL ubedjenja tao
most stanovista naseg pokreta. Ia
njegov odani, iskreni i neumorni
rad "a nasu ideju, clanstvo nase
Federaciie odavalo mu je to priz-
mamie, birajuci ga, Ia clana u
C%entralni Odbor F~ederaciie. Ovo
je naivece priznanje i najveca ma
grada, koju nase clanstvo odaje
pojedinim nasim clanovima.
Ma prosloj sednici Centralnog
Odbora, odrzanoj II. maja, bio je
prisutan j pokojni drug Bogdan
- poslednji put! Posle sednice, s
ostalim elanovima c.. o., otisao je
ma vecerinku, koju je priredio O.
granak Cleveland, ma kojoj je
drug Bogdan aktovao kao stolo-
ravnatelj. | ovo bese .jedno Cd
mnogih priznanja "a revan i isk-
rem rad druga Bogdana. Njegov
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kmetstvO.
radnika

Il Washingtona javljaju p. maa da je "War Manpower Com
mission" (vladina komisia ljudske radne snage), resila da &c "snrz-
nu' si vazni radnici Il "hritcnoj ranoj industriji,' so znaci, kako
jedan elan te komisie rece, da Cd sada vazni radnici niece moci
menjati poslove IL jednog poduzeca ratne industrije Il drugom bez
odobrenja United States Employment Service INi rece, da &c O.
va odluka stupii u snazi Gin Sc usvoje potrebne direktive. Dri Sc
da &c ona pogOditi stotine hiljada ako ne mlione radnika.
Pomenuta konisija je gornju narocitu odluku donela, jer, pre-
ma izveStajima njenih clanova, mnoge ratne indutrje nude vecu
najamncu radnicima drugog poduzeca rane industriIe tako Sc t-
nj velika promena, sa kojum e CUBE sti rada. Ali oni rekose da
&c pokusati da Sc radnicima nesto dade zbog toga so neGe posed-
Mi moci da napuscaju poslove relativno niske plate da bi dobui po-
slove vece najamnice.
U nadi d abb spretii pobunu radnika zbog ovog ogranicavanja
njihove slob0de, kou su dosad uzvali kao najamni robovi, Paul V.
McNutt, glava tie Aomisiie, u memo ime, podneo je zahtev da Sc ma
neki naGin oslobode vazni radnici ratne industrie cd pristine vojne
sluzbe.
Sta znaci ia porenuta naroGita odluka VINO? Pc pravilu, pod
yucca ogromne rane industrie poseduiu razne korporacje. Najam-
nj radnici tin korporacija, koji su dosad imali prav0 da napusCaiu
jednu korporaciju da bi Sc prodali u naiam drugoj korporacji, bie
Nastavak ma 3. strani)
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Nacisticka z~verstva Sc povecavaiu.

Prosle srede, ~. maia. neko je pucao tesko ranio nacitickog
zikovca r. Heydricha Il Tfagu, bTvga renusovdckd: ~ je jus wise
razlutilo pomamne naciste do sada su gangsteri pogubii 81 ne
DUNE osobe. nacisti &c nastaviti sa ubjanjem bz ikakvog izgo-
vora jer divljacima oni nisu potrebni.
u okupiranom Parizu masa Sc pobunila zbog manjkavosti hrane,
kako to javljaju 81. maja il Vicia, da su tim sucajem poginuli
diva dzandara. Gladna masa je siom probila u ducanima hrane i
oni koji su uspeli II NINA uGi bacali su hranu IL Nth gladnoj mast
ma pole. Krivica "a pobunu sc svaljuje ma "komuniste,' vc su
mnoge osobe uhapsene koje &c biti pogubIene, kao sto su nacsti
MALTA.
Tako vidimo, desno levo, zverstva jos VEGA zverstva koa po-
cinjavaju nacistieki gangsteri samo da bi odrzali trulu vladavinu
privatne svoUne DUE nego sto Sc moze odrzati. Tako vidlmo vecn
pustos svestrano ubijanje, koi zlocini SUI rezutati imperijalstic-
kog rata a koi Sc takodjer vodi radi odrzavana propadajuce Via
davine privatne svojine. l dok sd svetom ne zavlada Socijalisticka
vladavina drustvene svojine, sveopstem zverstvu kraja bti nece,
vc &c sc sve wise povecavati.
Kada &c politicko indusNijalno organizovani revolucionarni
proletarijat zameniti zulumcarski kaptalizam sa umesnim SocUaiz-
MON. tada &c nacistcki gangsteri u istoriji kapitaizma dobiti mai
vidnija mesta kaptaistickog divIastva.
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~drugarski APPEL, posle ~vecere, ma
prisutne da rade i pomazu jedini
revolucionarni pokret u ovoj zem-
lii = Socijalisticku Radnicku Par
thu, - ucinio .ie takav ~upecatall
ma ~prisutne, da &c i'm ostati kao
dugotrajna uspomena, jer to bese,
bez da su mogli j naslucivati, op-
rostajni APPEL APPEL naseg pre-
minulog druga, "a sto veci j in
tenzivniji rad "a ostvarenje nase
ideje.
Pokojni drug Bogdan dao je
sve sto je mogao dati ma oitar
p~roleterskog oslobodjenja, a dao
je dosta, samo da bi mogli radni-
ci zameniti danasnji poredak -
kapitalisticki poredak, - koji je
uzrok svih d~anasnjih muka i pat
MIA, tie ma njegovim rusevinama
da Sc podigne bolji i pravedniji
p~oredak, pod kojim &c da caruja
Sloboda, Jednakost i Bratstvo! Ia
ovako drustveno uredjenje radio
ie, ziveo je i umro mas pokojni
drug Paul Bogdan!
Slobodno mozemo reel da je W.
rok njegovoj smrti kapitalizam'
Kapitalizam je tai. koji Sale mi
lone radnika, radnica, i radnicke
neiake dece IL ranu smrt. On Je
kriv "a d~anasnje svesvetsko krvo-
p%rolice. II kome milioni nash dru-
gova. svih narodnosti cube syole
dragocene zivote, eega je posledi-
ca milioni radnicke sirocadi. OVo
ie V pokojnom drugu Bogdanu
bilo poznato. cato je or tako neu-
morno i neprekidno radio ma oba-
vestavanju radnika o %nuznosti u
vadianja Sociialistickog Drustva.
Nj, njegovi drugovi i drugari-
ce, te niegovi prijatelji, koji os-
taiemo liza MEGA. ako hocemo da
mu odamo stvarno ~poslednju l
zasluznu postu, tada zaVetuJemo
Sc, da cemo cd danas pa Il budu-
&c. raditi ma proSirenju one ide-
ie, "a koju je pokojni mas drug
Bogdan iskreno i zarko- radio, sa
mnogo wise energiie i odlucnostl,
tako da bi sto pre- ucinili kraJ ka-
pitalizmu, koji je zarobio nasu
klasu. te da Ma njegovo mesto po-
dignemo nov drustveni poredak -
Industrijalnu Republiku Rada.
Neka je slava i vetna uspome-
ma naSem palom drugu Bogdanu,
a njegovoj o~zaloscenoj i ucvilje-
moi drugarici, Frances i mladoJ
kceri. Ljubici, u ime Centralnog
Odbora i celokupnog clanstva Fee
deracije, iskreno i drugarsko sa-
uceSce!
Petar Slep6evic,
sekretar Federacije.'
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Ma ~. maja preminuo je drug
Paul Bogdan, clan Ogranka La
ckawanna. U utorak uvece, 26.
maja, pao je ma poslu i bese pre-
nesen u bolnicu, a Il sredu, u pet
sati ujutro, umro je.
Pokojni drug Bogdan bio ie %
god. clan nase Federacije. Ia to
cello vreme bio lie aktivan, lo~jalan,
odan i pozrtvovan drug. U MENU
nasa Federacija posebice, i Parti-
ia uopste, gubi vrednog i odanog
borca "a radnicku stvar, CHE mes
to nije lako popuniti i gubitak na-
doknaditi.
Ia sobom ostavlja o~zaloscenu
suprugu, Frances, j malu ucvi-
ljenu kcerku, Ljubicu. Ozalosce-
noj njegovoj drugarici i kcerki ma
Sc iskreno i drugarsko sauGesce u
njihovoj tuzi i zalosti "a njihovim
milim suprugom i Deem.
Pogreb je obavljen u nedelju
81. maia, ma kome je, u ime Cen
tralneg Odbora Federacije, drug
N. Stanic, urednik RADNICKE
RORBE, odrzao nadgrobni govor,
te procitao donji pismeni govor
sekretara F~ederaciie.
P. Slepcevic,
sekretar Federacije.
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Petar Slep6evic,
sekretar Federacije.'

Dole donosimo saucesni tele-
gram kojeg je poslao Arnold Pc
tersen, Nacionalni Sekretar S. L.
P. drugarici Frances Bogdan:
Mrs. Paul Bogdan,
co B. Papadopolos,
20 McGurk Avenue,
Blasdell, New York.
Deeply shocked to receive the
bad news of your husbands death.
In him the S. L. P. loses a great
courageous and tireless fighter
for working class freedom. Having
had the privilege of knowing per-
sonally and working toe ether
with Comrade Bogdan in III CO.
mmon cause l car testify to his
unfaltering loyalty and devotion
to humanity's advancement. His
labor in that cause will keep his
memory forever green among us.
In deepest sympathy,
Arnold Petersen,
National Secretary.
(Nastavak ma 3. strani.)
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pri~jatelji:
zivot coveka, koji je preko diva
deset j dive godine, neumorno, O.
dano j s najvecim odusevljenjen
radio "a najveci i najuzviseniji j.
deal, ugasio Sc. Tai covek jeste
mas mill nam drug Paul Bogdan
Njegovom smrcu mas pokret CUB
vrednog, odanog i pozrtvovanog
druga u borbi "a najuzviseniji l.
deal - Socijalizam! Takodjel
njegovom smrcu, njegova odana
postovana drugarica, Frances, gu
bi ~lojalnog i vernog druga, a ME-
gova mlada i jos nejaka kcerka,
Ljubica, "a navek gubi svoga dra-
cog i milog .joj Oca i s%taratelja.
Gubitak je velik i nenaknadiv ka-
ko "a mas pokret, tako i "a njego-
WI porodicu.
| ako nema wise medju mama
zivog druga Bogdana, ali njegove
drugarske i mile nam uspomene
ostace vecito medju mama. Me
gov dvadeset-dvo-godisnji, neu-
morni i n%eprekidni rad S mama
"a ostvarenje nase ideje, koju je
pokojni nam drug Bogdan take
voleo i "a koju je tako odano
be- trunke sebicnosti radio, jesl
njegove neizmerne zasluge "a
proletersku stvar. Njegova VOLTA
i gotovost "a radon u organizaci-
il, te lojalnost prema pokretu j
njegovoj disciplini, emile SUI ga
Observation-Disclosures!
Pokojni drug Bogdan dosao je
II owl zemlju u mladim godinama,
zdrav i bujan. Kao %proleter, koji
je bio prisiljen, kao i mi ostali
proleteri, da bi ma poster nacin
zaradjivao "a svoje izdrzavanje,
morao Sc prodavati u najam. To
je sudbina svih proletera pod ka-
p%italizmom. Grubu i nemilosrdnu
eksploataciju, kakva Sc vrsi mad
najamnom klasom, osetio je i mas
drug Bogdan. Tai ropski i poniz-
nj rad mrzio je IL dubine njegove
plemenite duse. Sve sto je nisko,
ponizno i nepravedno, on je mrzio,
a v sto je plemenito, uzviseno i
pravedno, voleo je swim svojim
bicem.
Teznja "a boljim zivotom, slobo-
dom i pravdom, gonile Sc naseg
druga Bogdana da trail i da Sc
bori "a Min. Trazeci slobodolju-
bive radnike i radnice naisao je
ma Socijalistieku Radnicku Parti-
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~AsA SREDSTVA A:

l~ASA S DIS TV A:
~ Prosvecivanje radnlcke
! klase u duhu Marksizma;
! da su rad i kapital nepO-
mirljivi neprijatelj; orga-
!! nizovanje radnicke klase u
! jednu REVOLUTIONARY Po-
! Iiticku Partiju "a osvaja-
! ME j razaranje Politicke
: Drzave kapitalizma; orga-
; nizovanje radnika j u jed
!; nu revolucionarnu Indus
; trijalnu Juniju "a uzima-
! ME, drzanje j hretanje
I svih zemaljskih industrial.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
SPORTS Roundup

special Education OF
public decided athet
the fitness
recommended by the Committee of High School Principals
defeated The last OF that called for the abandonment
varsity exclusively
Charley Bachmau huffed his Mich
an halLcayng
bury Training station here sat
shifted right halfack leaving
Ripmaster ulback Badge Dearborn
switched tackle his original end position
o offset the loss Of the injured Roy Fralegh
York-UPThe of general manager of the BROOKLYN
Of Branch Hickey for
indicated that the St Louis
The Job Hickey arrived
plane Louis and while refusing
position admitted he planned
aions with the Cardinals
Red said today
that Of offer manage of The Red ross overseas
do something help since
volunteer for duty
pilot his club
will be The SoX
years remaining five
tracts Owner Tom Yawkey
Cleyeland-AP-J Byns light
heavyweight heavyweight ranks again Tuesday night to
York before IloV
Cleveland Arena.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21

Ann Arbor. Mich, Oct. 21-A de-
termined University Of Michigan
football team. fresh from smash
ing 34-l6 win over Northwestern
will entrain for Minneapolis Thur
day night firm in the conviction
that when they arrive back in town
Sunday It will be with the Little
Brown Ju- in their possession.
In excellent condition and with
spirit high the Wolverines are plan
ming 10 succeed against the Goph-
ers Saturday where their predeces-
sors CT the past eight seasons have
failed Michigan last won from a
Minnesota eleven in 1892 and after
tie game in 1888 the Gophers
have since proceeded TO take eight
straight. fact not at all pleasing
to followers of the Maize and Blue.
Even though the Gophers have
lost two decisions. to the Iowa Sea-
hawks and Illinois. Coach Fritz
Crisler and his Michigan charges
anticipate that this weeks conflict
will be one of the years toughest.
The Wolverines will enter the game
with a record OF three wins and one
defeat, the latter at the hands OF
those same Seahawks, and hope to
stay in the thick OF the Western
Conference title chase by. taking
Minnesota's measure.
Since Crisler took the coaching
reins here Michigan has lost only
six games in So starts. There have
been IS victories and two ties How
ever, four OF the lickings have been
administered by Minnesota and 10
say that the Wolverine mentor Is
anxious that the tide be turned is
something OF an understatement
The game will be the 3Srd in n
series started in 1892 and Mich
igan's plan Of attack, as has been
true In the years other games. will
center around the teams backfield
deception and power. It is probable
that Tom Kuzma. who made his
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
AlSab To Race Shut Out For Titl>
Two Horses Meat For Third
Time; Alsab Has Two Wins

New York. oct. 9l-UP- The
three-year-old championship may be
decided at Jamaica today when Al
sab and Shut Out meet for the first
time since the Belmont Stakes last
June.
The brilliant pair of three-year-
olds will pick up top weight OF ia
pounds as they head a field OF eight
named for the $4,000 Gallant Fox
handicap over a mile and .iye-fur-
longs route.
Shut Out. with two victories over
Alsab. can lock up the three.year'
old crown If he outruns the Sabatn
star again today. The Sab, who
trailed shut Out in the Derby and
Belmont and beat him in the Freak
ness, will clinch at least a tie Tor
the title if he wins.
Greentree's Rugged son OF Equi-
poise will have Leon Buddy" Haas,
veteran western booter, in the sad
die. while Alsab will again be en-
trusted 10 clever young Carroll
Bierman.
OF the six entered with the two
stars. only three are given a chance
to spring a surprise, They are Cory
don. stablemate OF Shut Out, the
long-winded Bolingbroke, who out
lasted Whlrlawsy recently in the
Manhattan Handicap, and Mar
riage. who has upset star horses
before.
Corydon, a reuter-, will carry lO9
with Billy Thompson in the saddle.
Bolingbroke. assigned ll3. will
have the strong and efficient Wen
dell Eads in the saddle, while Mar
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
"GiIjan Was a Liiesayert 10 Me-"

For about years l suffered
miserably with gas pains and in
digestion. The food would lay in
my stomach like a rock. 1 would
bloat up with gas. Because Of kid
ney trouble, lost sleep and would
be so tired I'd get headaches and
be sick a. my stomach. Ny back
ached SO I thought something wc5
tearing ny back apart. 1 tried
everything, but could get TO relief.
Then l took Gillian. and it sure was
q life saver TO me! can eat
everything nov. I have no moro
gas or boating. Gillian has also
relieved my headaches and back
aches. go to bed and sleep the
night through, which is a blessing.
I'd recommend Gillian to anyone.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
NAMED THEATER MANAGER

Battle Greek, Oct. 21-New mana
ger of the Strand Theater is Mrs
Mary Alice Nichols, an employe
of the w S. Butterfeld Theaters
for / years. She is niece OF the
late Col w. s. Butterfeld and be
comes Michigan's second woman
theater manager. She succeeds
Clyde r. Rose, who is entering the
Coast Guards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
Tie in League
at Recreation

Two teams are tied in standings
of the Recreation Tuesday Ladies'
League. Bella Vista and Shaefers
(Huron ST., each have IL victories
and four losses.
In this weef results. Bella Vista
defeated Recreation, 80. and Shaei-
ers OF Huron ST. defeated Idle
Hour with Milloughby's winnins
over Oliver Bar each 2.1. Bella
Vista has high team series honors
with 2O0i and Recreation high
for team singles with 100. Joyce
Christofferson and Irene Ungrodt
are tied with Az for high indiv'
dual series and Joyce Christoffer
sen has high individual singles
with 1855.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
HEART ALL RIGHT

Detroit. Mich, oct 2i-lSS \
former Detroit policeman. pen
stoned by the department after he
developed heart trouble. today
proved to the nation and the Motor
city alike that his heart is all right.
The police department made public
a letter received from William
Richardson. IS. who asked to be
taken off the pension rolls. He said.
in part. u am now in good health
and Joined the navy last week. !
want 10 be taken or the pension
rolls and want to thank DIR. Wilfred
G.. Wood Of the police department
for helping me regain my health. -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
ARMS REQUIRED
FOR SECOND FRONT

Detroit, Oct 2l-lNS-Civilians
in occupied Europe form an I'M
portant means of helping establish
a second front but they must be
armed and prepared for the eventi-
al invasion, in the opinion today CT
Mile. Eve Curie, daughter OF the
discoverer OF radium. In Detroit
to address a Town Hall group re.
garding her experiences at the bate
lefronts of the world, Mile. Curie
declared Even people who
thought they we're going to be be-
ter off under Hitler have discover
ed that they have been betrayed.
Most OF them hate the Axis as
much a sthose who were loyal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
Michigan Team Hopeful of
Regaining Little Brown Jug

first appearance OF the season last
week, will start at left half with
Don Robinson on the wing. No other
changes in the starting lineup ap-
pear likely, unless a slight ankle
sprain that Bob Wiese suffered
against Northwestern fails to re-
spond. In that event Don Lund prob
ably would get the nod.
Michigans last TWO games a.
Minneapolis. in 1888 and 1910, have
seen the Gophers finish on top 7-6
and last year they won 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
Why Gillian Is Called a
Natural" Medicine

Gillian is a scientific mixture OF
the juices Of Is Of Natures health
giving herbs, roots and barks, that
brings you Health From The
Good Earth" That's why Gillian
is called a natural medicine -
because it is made from Natures
own products, and works in Ma
lures own way. If you are now
suffering the torments Of boating
gas pains, sicHeai1g constipation,
dizziness. backaches, sleepless
nights, and ether organic dis
orders, you owe IL 70 yourself to
try the natural raedicinc-Giljan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
WEIGHS FINE, SENTENCE

Detroit. Oct. 2l-lNS-Charles
Findley, head OF two war supply
producing firms, today was weigh
ing a $500 fine against 80 days in
Jail as penalty for reckless driving
Arrested Tuesday, the alleged viola
tor was placed on 60 days proba'
ton by Judge Thomas F. Maher
and allowed to choose between pay
ing or going lc jail. The fine was
the most severe ever imposed here
for such a charge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
NEW DEPARTMENT

Detroit Mich. Oct. 81 The tire
conservation plan today had its ef-
feet upon the Detroit police depart
ment a. officials announced formu-
lation Of new detective squad 10
handle assault and battery com
plants in court Formerly, precinct
officers were required 10 travel 10
the prosecutors office TO seek war
rant.. Under this plan. however, The
new squad will be station "a ct the
office 10 receive complaints via
police mail and operate directly
from the prosecutors department.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
"oUR DISH"

Detroit, oct. zl-INS-Calling for
an end to negative thinking" in
the fight for victory, Eric Johnston,
president of the United States
Chamber Of commerce, today left
the optimistic report that the ma
ton is winning the battle of pro
duction because "mechanized wal.
fare is our dish"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
Moore Leading
Lady Keglers

Leading in the Ladies House
League at the Riverside Alleys Is
]. Z. Moore with Packers only two
games behind In Tuesday nights
results. J. Z. Moore and Co, defeat
ed Silkworth 80. Pepsi-Cola de-
feated Packers 2-l, Sally Sheer
won over Jackson Coal and Schaef
er defeated Paristyle, all by 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-21
OFFICERS DISCHARGED

Detroit, Mich. Oct. Fins =
Three Detroit policemen today
were removed from the department
rolls after their discharge by the
police trial board. Roy c. Jennings,
IL, and Earl Lambert, a., both were
charged with being intoxicated,
Richard W. Lace, 30, was accused
OF making a false official statement
TO his superiOrs