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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-03
Kiiwaniis Club
Inducts Four

At the Kiwanis meeting at this
Huron Hotel Wednesday new club
members were indicted with Prof.
Frederick Mckay in charge, Ha
was assisted by members Of the
Education Committee, Worden
Geer. Norris G Wiltse, and Prof.
Noble l. Garrison.
New members are. transfeR
Rev. Luther Self from BOgalusas
Louisiana. to YUsilanti: Norman
Evans, Leland Randall. and Thomas
Lawrence
Prof Mckay explained 20 new
members that Kiwanis is not a
dinner club. that II Is service cluD.
All members are on service call at
all times All resources Of kiWanis
International have been offered 20
President Roosevelt for successful
prosecution OF the war Michigan
Is home OF Kiwanis and there are
approximately 10000 members e
Kiuapls International or this
Number 1900 are from Michigan.
The balance OF the program was
taken up by members Of the Edu-
cation Committee who discussed re-
cent articles in the kiwanis maya
zine.
Mr. Gcer discussed the article
invisible Greenbachs'. Mr. Wiltss
discussed the article by Eric john
son, president Of T.. $ Board ot
Commerce on Economic and Spiri-
tuaI Unity. Mr.. Garrison discussed
the article Keeping Up with the
Jones.
Members enjoyed bear meat, pro-
yIdod by Mr. Geer.
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Labor Unions
Peace

Washington. Dec 2-TSS Sur.
prlsing no ono moro than labor
circles the rival ClO and AL 10.
day appeared close TO an actual
uuification as definite action was
taken by the unions 10 end juris.
dIctionaI disputes and strikes, once
called near treason by a member
Of the War Labor Board
F0reeastiHg an amalgamati0n OF
the two unions sometime This
month. labor peace council end
al It's two day conference with the
pledge that there will be no slow
down In war production due 10
juredicdonal disputes
Tho council. headed by co Pres.
idcnt Phil Murray and Harry
Bates. president OF the AFLs Car.
poutcrs Union. declared that ap-
pointment Of a joint CIO.AFL Com
mittee 10 Judge iur.sdictional
disputes is step toward ANAL
gamation' OF the nations largest
unions
Conferences purp0r.ediy TO az.
Complish an actual merger Of the
Once-bitter enemies into one power.
ful union Of sOJ10O0 or 100000
members. will BEGIN sometime this
month. Bates said.
Murray hc.alied the setting up
OF the iursd.rt.ogal procedure as
an honest cudcay0rt 10 restore
peace In the labor movement and
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Professional
Curb Sought

Washington. Dec S-TNS-Tress-
ury Department officials today were
reported 10 be drafting legislation
to bring within the scope Of the
$4,000 salary Imitation phys.
clans. lawyers and other privately.
paid persons who are now free OF
any control over their income
This group was stjll left unre.
stricted by the latest ruling on
salaries which were issued by the
Internal Revenue Bureau. In a
2l-page booklet the bureau said
that such individuals are indepcnl-
ent contractors, not employees and
do not receive salaries. Therefore
they are not under the IRB's juris-
diction.
The bureaus booklet set forth
the general regulations l. will fol.
low in carrying out the instruc.
tons for salary and wage controls
outlined by President Rooscvclts
executive order oct ?. and in
subsequent orders by Eeonom, t.
sterilization Director James
Byrnes.
Explaining the machinery Tor
salary Increases. the bureau said
that boosts may be granted with
out seeking IRB approval in
the following instances
T. Individual promotions or re-.
classidcations
Q. Individual merit increases
within established salary rate
ranges.
g. IN established" plan NJ sal
airy increases based on length 81
service.
T. Increased productivity under
incentive plans
3. Operation OF a traiues sys-
TEN.
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shington, DE --INs Cha. 3
ing that government officials must
sit up nights 10 figure out ways to
annoy the public and make the Coun.
try go Republican in 1914, Sen.
Walter +. George Cd Ga. today
predicted that Congress would pass
legislation TO curb the number Of
missionaries issued by war agen-
cies and ration boards
George made his prediction a the
Byrd committee. Of which he is a
member, opened its investigation
into ways to slash government red
tape by hearing Eric A. Johnston,
Of Spokane. Wash. president Of The
L. S. Chamber OF Commerce
Johnston. warning that the mum
Der OF missionaries sent out by
government wartime bureaus inter
fered with activities essential to
efficient conduct of the war, "
asked why the government. which
is rationing many things. does not
ration itself in issuing question
naires
Resentment Grows
But It WIS George who put into
word growing congressional resent
ment over the hundreds OF applica-
ton forms and missionaries print
ed by government bureaus. Com
menting on the resolution OF Sens.
Bird Cd Of Va. and Nandenbcrg
tR) OF Mich. which paved the way
for the current inquiry. George
stated.
at is getting impossible IN many
instances for American citizen. to
comply with these qucstiounaires.
Some Of them are entirely useless.
Some OF these new agencies must
be sitting up at night thinking up
new ways TO annoy the citizen and
taxpayer. It's gotten 10 a point
where 10 ~ intoierabIc.'
George, a member OF the joint
committee on reduction OF u0u-es-
sential government expenditures.
which is conducting the probe. said
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State Budget
.WouldExceed
Expected Tax
Departments to
Ask More Than
Revenues

Lansing. Dec. 3-AP-Heads OF
state Departments and institutions
have asked for $4,000. 900 to $50.
100000 more appropriations an
nually in the next biennium than
the state is expected TO collect IN
revenues, II was indicated yester
day when Governor-elect Kelly's
"fact-finding' committee returned
to budget considerations.
Acting Budget Director c. J. Nc.
Nell told the committee in its
first session after a weeks recess
that incomplete demands on the
general fund for the next fiscal
year had reached Sliifl0, 600 and
Si49,0l0,O00 for the second year OF
the biennium.
Those figures do not include re
quests from the Michigan State
troops and the state defense coun-
ell, both OF which are looked to for
requests OF a million dollars or
| more.
Fiscal authorities have indicated
Informally that the states reve-
nues may decline to around 800.
100000 annually in the next bien
mum.
Ask Capital Outlay
Mcneil pointed out that the TO-
tai of requests included $2l,300 900
for capital outlay in the next two
years and that the 1913 legislature
I could trim requested expenditures
substantially by merely wiping out
those items. The University OF
Michigan seeks $1.0OO.O00 for cap
ital outlay. Mcneil said.
Already the committee has shown
itself critical of construction out
lays in a war period when build
ing activity IS banned.
Mcneil also submitted to the
committee payroll comparisons
which showed general fund agen-
Cies. not including the highway de
partment. conservation department
special funds and similar agencies,
had requested slightly more than
] 1922. 100000 for payrolls IN the
| first year OF the biennium and
more than $22,5OO,OOO for the sec
ond year.
Mcneil said the current fiscal
year would see about Sl9,225,OOu
spent by the same agencies for
payrolls, the last year the sum was
Si6.5OO, 900 and that in the 1910
| Al fiscal year preceding the estab
! lishment of higher wage scales by
the civil service commission the
expenditure was $l417SOO0.
Il wanted to show the commit
I tee" Mcneil asserted, that the
payroll problem must be faced at
the start. This comparison show
that payrolls in the general fund
group will be increased 50 per cent
/ in four years. If we were to elm
mate all expenditures for gener-
al administration and regulatory
services we still would only ottset
the increase in payrolls
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Business Men
Inquiry

Washington, Dec. Ems Reop-
enin1 the Senate Small Business
Committees inquiry into the war
production program. Chairman
James f. Murray Cd Mont. today
declared that the group will probe
into some OF the most fundamental
problems facing the American PEG
pie"
As the first witness. Frederick
Tomkins. cooriinat0r Of purchases
of the New York Ordnance Dis
trict was called. Murray outlined
en ambitious program for the re-
newal Of the inquiry, which is OK
pected 10 continue for several
weeks.
Others summoned as witnesses
include Lieut.. Gen. Drehon b. Som
eryell, commanding general. seryic.
es OF supply, and !. Sieff, Of Lon
don. England.
Murray said that First OF all we
shall go into some Of the basic prob
lens OF war production: the award
ing OF war contracts. the obtaining
Of sufficient raw materials from the
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BLAMES EMPLOYER

Detroit Dec. 3-tNS-One Of FIVE
men indicted on charges OF yiolat-
ing OPA regulations Harry Brown
stein. a furniture store woraer. To-
day blamed his employer Tor he
plight. The employer. Leon Fried
man. was indicted also by federal
grand jury. Ia Is being sought
Il merely did what I was told TO
DO" Brown stein said. n there was
anything wrong it's Friedman's
fault" Both men are accused Of
selling refrig rltors al far over
The ceiling cost
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Congress Today
cBy Associated Press)

tbg Associated iTcss)
Senate
Considers resolution authorizing
property agreement with Panama
meets noon. EWTD.
Expenditures Committee hears
business. farm representatives N
government questiOnnaires and re.
ports 10000.
Small Business Committee IN.
quires into raw materials situation
GO30J
House
Routine session uoOnl.
Coinage Committee reviews nick.
Of content Of fys-rent piece 10000.
WEDNESDAY
Senate
in recess.
Banking Committee approved re-
Y-ed bin permitting sale OF un-
pledged Treasury silver.
Banking Committee approved
measure boosting REC borrowing
authority S5.0O0000.0 900.
House
Ways and Means Committee vot.
ed against tabling bin giving Presi-
dent Roosevelt power 20 suspend
tariffs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-03
SenateUpset
byPIans For
Panama Pact
Administration
Floutlng Power
Leaders Claim

Washington, Dec. Sins The
Senate today headed into debate
over charges that the administra-
ton is flouting the power Of the
upper branch to ratify treaties by
proposing passage of bill trans
ferring to Panama property esti.
mated to be worth up to 100000.
600.
Sens. Johnson (R) Calf. and
Nye (R) y. D., sponsoring a minor
ity report OF the Foreign Rela,
tons Committee. urged that the
bill be sent back to the White
House with instructions to nego-
iiate a treaty with Panama
The controversy aroused wide in
tCrest in the Senate because o,
reports that the necessity of rati.
flying treaties to end the present
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-03
Petroleum. IN
lckes' Hands

Washington Dec. 3-INS-Presi.
dent Rooseyelt's executive order
naming Secretary OF Interior Ickes
as petroleum administrator to-
day was believed to have answered
the nations need for someone TO
determine military. and essential
Industrial and civilian requirements
Of this critical war products.
lckes was instructed by the Chief
Executive not only TO determine
these factors, but also to compile
and analyze' such estimates and
submit them to the War Production
Board along with recommendations
for the ALLEGATION Of petroleum to
fill the requirements
Heretofore. strong criticism has
been voiced at the lack OF a definite
government plan for dividing oil
supplies among the various users.
one high official recently asserted
that rationing program for dis
tributing a scarce article-was use.
less unless supported by definite
information on how much OF the
commodity is available and how
much is needed
The armed services remain the
final authority. OF course, on mill.
tary needs, although ICkes will CON
suit with them as TO their require
meuts.
The order was interpreted by
some officials as leaving unan.
swered. however. the criticism OF
divided federal control over phases
OF the oil problem. with several az.
encies sharing responsibility. Bud.
get Director Harold Smith described
it as the best definition Of func.
lions and division OF responsibilities
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-03
Shakeup Tazkedm British Cabinet
Govern ment QuestiOnnaires
Become Public AnnOyances

fatty that Congress would ensct re-
form legislation even though gov
ernment bureaus start reforms OF
their own because Of the inycstiga-
ton.
lie said that legislative curbs
could be enacted in two ways a.
by repeating sections Of wartime
laws and the Price Control Act au-
lhorizing issuance of such ques
tionnaaires. and (2j by passing rid
ers to appropriation bills limiting
funds for the missionaries. His
implied threat to cut appropriation
bills was regarded as significant
since George is chairman OF the
Senate Finance Committee.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-03
Weekly Dance
Plan Halted

The weekly social dance given
each Wednesday evening IN Char
les McKenny Hall by the Ypsilanii
Junior Chamber OF Commerce has
been discontinued. II was announc-
ed today following the sixth affair
Wednesday night
In attempting 10 solve a social
problem and also bring leading
OrChestras here on non-proit
basis, the Jaycees found the
amount Of patronage indicated the
affair could not be conducted
through the winter as planned
Members sponsorin- the dance felt
that the public was too busy with
their work in wartime 10 attend
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It's Paper Penny

Because OF a shortage Of pennies
due to one-ccnt taxes on cigarets
and other things, the Retail
Merchants Bureau OF Boise, Ida.
had one-inch square cardboard
penny certificates. such as the one
above. printed and sold 10 stores.
later to be redeemed at face value
BY the bureau
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Flashes of
Late News
WEATHER: Tonight:
Snow, cold

LONDON-lNS-A semimilitsry
Fighting French organization has
been uncovered near Lyon. France,
and many arrests have been made
the Nazioperated Paris radio as
serted today. It was reported that
in addition 10 The discovery Of the
organization operating in support
OF Gen. Charles DeGaulle police
raids in the neighborhood OF Lyon
and Toulouse had resulted in the
seizure OF secret radio transmit
ter.
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dual 10 increase his earnings and
to advance by increased efficiency
or skill must be preserved
He described This as "uue OF the
fundamental rights that every
workman shouId demand
"lt is rapidly being taken away
from him by the restrictive efforts
n various organizations" saia
sykes.
The workmen must be free 20
Join together for their own aid aud
protection. but they should also 3 o.
free from coercion to Join anybody
that they do not wish TO join. and
no union has the right TO exist ~
81 ig used mainly for the benefit Of
in leaders instead of Its member
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CUPID BUSHES MISC. GOODS
East Lansing. Dec. s-AP-S u-
dent leaders estimated that as
many as FIVE per cent Of Michigan
states 900 goods may leave col
lcgo during The Christmas vacation
this year 10 marry men now IN ser
vice. or soon 20 be. Six women
out Of $50 have LETT school 10 be
married since September from one
campus dorWifory according to
Miss Grace Richards. hou cmothrr.
who added that surprise attacks"
OF tho marriage bug may increase
sharply when men come home on
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tor, also were listed as speakers on
tOdays program.
Demands Opportunity
Sykes. in his speech. demanded
that the opportunity Of the indisI-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-03
Authority VIII
Appeal Finding

Detroit Mich. Dec ; ms or
ficials Of the Huron-Cllnton Metro
polItan Authority announced today
that they will appeal to the state
supreme court The dismissal Of con.
demnation proceedings to obtain
land for the Bcllcyillc Lake park.
The condemnation suit was dis
MISSED by Circuit Court Judge
clyde !. Webster. by appealing,
We will clear up this question for
this and future cases" said George
vs.. NcCordic. cugineer-direCtor for
the Authority.
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NEW uNS-Ncl Simon.
eli. l6. and Joseph Annuuziata. 10.
"zoOt suit killers OF Erwin Good
man. teacher In a Brooklyn school
today were sentenced by Judge Pc.
Ter ,Brdncato 10 serve 50 years 10
llfc in Sing sing prison.
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Cashier fIliNme. wanted immedi.
stely.Gene faruell. Wuerth Theatre
Adv. 1903
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-03

NEW YORK-INS-There'll be
10 al-night celebration in New
York state bars and grills on New
Years Eve. The state liquor author
ity today ruled that the usual a. m.
'Curfcw, lifted in the past on New
Years. would be enforced this year
TO prevent amy extended relaxation
OF our manpower in this war year. "
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-03
No Prediction
Of Early
Peace
States Send
Much Material TO
Battle Areas

Washington, Dec. 3-lNs- The
Navy announced today that five
U. S. navsl~transports were lost as
the result Of enemy submarine tor.
pedoes during the occupation OF
North Africa by American forces.
In addition, the Navy said that three
v. s. transports, one U. S. destroy
er and one U. S. tanker were dam
aged during the operation.
4 deep conviction settled over
Washington and other United Ma
tons capitals today that Hitler has
been defeated and will remain on
the defensive until his final and
inevitable doom
While there was no disposition
anywhere to predict an early or
easy victory, confidence grew that
the Axis has lost the initiative and
will never regain IT,
A harbinger OF this new and con-
sidered optimism was the state
ment OF Prime Minister Sikorsh
Of the exiled Polish government
who declared following confer
ence with President Roosevelt that
the totalitarian powers have lost
the war
Hitler will now try TO shut him.
self up in Europe and fight as
from a fortress the Polish lead
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NEW ORLEANS INS-The Su-
gar Bowl committee said today it
viii cooperate in every way posi-
bic with the office Of Defense
Transportation and the request that
sale OF tickets 70 the annual New
Year football classics be confined
TO the area in which they are being
played
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BERLIN tFrom German Broad
casts-AP-The Berlin radio quot
ed a Vichy announcement today as
saying that French police had ar
rested 100 persons and informed y
during November in their ignt
against Communism and British
agitation"
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NEW NORK-INS - The man
who will direct the feeding and re-
Mobilization of the occupied coun-
tries OF the world for the United
States Government will meet today
with his World-War predecessor 70
compare notes on how it may Ne
done. Soon after President Roose.
welt had named Gov Herbert Il.
Lehman TO the important post 0f
gIobal relief administrator. Lehman
wrote TO former Presid mt Herbert
Hoover who handled a somewhat
similar job IN the First World War.
asking his advice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-03

QUITO. Ecuador-AP- Ecuador.
whose president. DR.. Carlos Arroyo
Del Rio,- now is in the United
States on a state visit. broke diplo-
matte relations last night with the
Nichy government.
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NEW YORK-INS-TwO thou
sand new naval aviation cadets in
radio broadcasting studios in l2S
cities and in Honolulu will take
their oaths in a radio broadcast
next Monday. the anniversary OF
Pearl Harbor.
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WASHINGTON-AP- Taxicabs
may not be used to deliver tele.
grams or to carry mail from a bust.
ness firm TO a Post Office, the Of
fee Of Defense Transportation has
ruled ODT also announced that
operators OF commercial vehicles
who have applied for certificates
OF war necessity but have not re.
ceived them will he allowed to con.
tinue operating until Jan 1 with
out certificates.
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LONDON-AP- Foreign Secre-
tary Anthony Eden told the House
OF Commons today that the British
government did not consider II.
self bound by the statement OF All
miral Jean Darlan in which he as
sumed responsibility as head Of
the French government in Africa.
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CANBERRA. Australia AP -
Under a federal order issued today.
no person may employ a domestic
servant for more than % hours
weekly without first obtaining a
permit from the manpower authori.
ties except where a household in.
Cludcs three or more children.
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TOKYO-(F rom Japanese broad
casts) imperial headquarters
announced today the sinking OF an
Allied battleship, a cruiser of the
Augusta class and two destroyers
on the night OF Nov. 30 off Guadal-
canal in the Solomon Islands. The
Japanese claims were not con-
firmed by any Allied sources.
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LONDON-AP-The German "a
do reported today that the death
penalty had been invoked in Italy
for persons caught looting-pre-
sumably in bombed areas. The
death sentence also will be applied
in cases OF blackouts thefts rape,
blackmail and kidnapping, the broad
cast said.
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NEWPORT, r. I.--AP-Fiye sail
ors were known dead. from nine to
Is others were missing and two
were safe today after their 2S-foot
liberty boat capsized in rough wat
er in Narragansett Bay early yes
terday while returning the men
from shore leave
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Observation-Disclosures filters
scanned the waters and coast line
Of the Gulf OF Mexico today for
their "one-man aerial blitz," Boyd
d. (Bu.z) Wagner, first American
ace of World War II. missing four
days on a routine flight.
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WASHINGTON AP-Re-exam-
nations OF all the nations agricul-
turai policies ;H the light Of wal
demands for food was advocated
today by Chairman Russell D-Ga)
OF the Senate Agricultural Appro-
priltions subcommittee.
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CANBERRA, Australia-AP- A
comprehensive Social Security pro-
gram exceeding in some respects
that-reform proposed for Great Bril-
tain by Sir William Beyeridge is
now being drawn up for the Aus
tralian commonwealth. govern
ment spok esman announced today.