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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

II an int<f-eisy sesnmsrsi<i air
port 10 20 b. established ~ Ia
proposed ns~ lad. slts. eoofFibzss
ton 81 sioo.o0o - Tseosas ss'i
r's<rcs eososy's share 81 the pro-
ysct must b~ sxr@sd u before m
day.
Designation u tk< bow lake ste
r.s thrown sqaArsIy lnto Tsecma's
lap a. . result o< . pssezlnx hers
Tuesday that wsx sstxfs1sd ~ ths
port 81 Taeona coumiss5o<s.
fplsrrs eoanty eommassionerA
Mayor Harry .. Cain. r. A.
stessn.n u th< chamber of cozn-
msrcs. ard offieisis u the Port
Of seattle cornmasson.
Ths iast-nam<d group 10 The
official sronsor Il th< airport
project. and 10 empowered 70
select ate.
Otssr sites fex . sonznsscz4l
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ACCUSATIONS FLY
AT COUNCIL MEET!
i Sa4aa Uhe Uacnnla Qtulfs
- N71 oS
Jap Ambassador
Pays Final Visit
To Soviet Leader

TOASO--tAsut. ten. YoshstsaHu
Taksts~a. japanese smhs~ssses
10 ncscow. paid . final visss AZ IN
hour and . half q Soviet Foreign
commisssr Mnietos Tuesday and
departed ny plane TOR kuieyshsv.
from where he ~ili leave Wetnss.
day for Jsran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Australian Leader
Predicts Gloomy
Future for Japs

CANBERRA. Australia - The
war against Japan has now
reached the stage where the fu-
ture holds increasing dissppoint-
ment and retreat for the enemy.
Prime Minister John Curtin said
Tuesday.
The prime minister sald tina, HIS
prediction was based 'on the
highest authority"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Macarthur
Nearly Shot
By Own Men
Ofhciol Story Of
Doring Moneuver
L. Now Revealed
GENERAL MaeARTuuR.s

GENERAL MaeARTH RS
NE QUARTERS. Australia
Gen. Douglas Macarthur narrowly
escaped being fired upon by men,
bers Of his own party during his
daring break through the Japan
Use blockade 10 reach Australia.
the official story of his adventure
revealed Tuesday.
The four speed boats carrying
the party. behind schedule. dashed
individually by daylight along the
Philippines islands. In danger evrry
moment OF attack ny sea and air.
and stopping occasionally In hope
Of gaining contact with each
other.
Gen. MseArthur's boat APP
preached one Island. Another
speed boat Was there already.
IL thought that MscArthur's
boat was n Japanese ese. Ths
deck Was cleared for action
and the machine guns were
manned. II was By . lucky
chance that MaeArtbur's boat
was identified, mt the iast mo
ment, before the 50 csiibsr
guns went into artion.
II Was believed also that .
United States submarine had been
ordered 10 baok-stop tho flying
fortremes detailed 10 pack Mp the
party.
The submarine wns ordered
20 make for = secsef render
yous along the way toward the
one at which the planes were
due.
When one Of the four PT-typs
speed boats was disabled. " sas
debated whether the entire party
should wait At the intermediate
rendezvous for ~. submarine. 10
make sure that none Of the party
WAS msrooned
10 Was decided 20 redis-
tribute the - army asn and
the generals wife and four
ye2r-oid son In three boats
The fourth boat WAS repaired
and continued later.
Two instead Of an expected
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

UOSDON-A reliable neutral in
fornant said Tuesday that Sweden
is rnobilizing its army 70 maximum
strength and carrying out exten-
awe land and air msneuvers In
northern Sweden.
simultaneously. the inform
ant said. there were reports
that Germany l. concentrating
troops and ships along the
Baltic coast
swedens activities were believed
prompted. the informant said. BY
possibility 81 q German invasion
n reinforce the German gsrrisons
n northern Norway and Finland
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John " Browne. ssfsrsa Ia
coma printer VITA heipsd SIT th<
fiFst type for Tbs T.eosns Times
In 1900. was reported N serious
condition Tuesday 81 Tacoma Cen
srsI hosystAl after suffering .
pzraIyfle stroke az ma home. 1so3
No. 10th st. he had worked Mon
day At The nmes. b~st became NJ
darlnT ths night and vss tsksn
to tina hospital Tuesday forsno1n-
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0'NEIL CHARGES Cain FRAMED" Hum!
|CurfeWfor AnEnemy
Aliens, Japanese to
BE Enforced Friday!

Lieut.. Gen. John L. Dewitt. CON-
mander of the western defense
command. ordered curfew restrie-
tons Tuesday for AL enemy aliens
and Japsnese-Americsns IN the
western military zone.
The order. intended 10 ia
eilitate enforcement of meas
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= laundering hmm
ba riment that may
mark the start Of
Japans anticipated
new offensive In the
Philippines
Tho Japanese used
q n Q W type ct
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German Airmen
Raid Dover Coast

LDsDOs - Bonnie from German
sirplsnss crashed into tins homes
Of sleeping Bnt0ns in Dover dur
ing Monday nigh, in The FIRST con.
eentrnisd air raid since the mercs-
less attacks ~ last May.
Hem. sad bss.is~>~ psem-
i.<. crashed ss rsiss. sifh
nssn. ~snsss saa ehilarss bar
isf under them. ssa fhss~Kh-
sat the slght flrsm~a and
rescue squads ~sss digging
10 get At tina isspssssssa. ssms
Ion sssit<rs whore th~y bad
taken refsxs.
There vas 70 agn that the
raids meant the opening Of . bag
scale German serial offensive. On
the contrary. experts expressed .
belief that ths Germans intended
10 remind ths British peopis that
they are not immune from aerial
attack.
Ths Germans etss~s fbeir
sftsrks vita pre-azsk sweeps
over tss coast towns. sod .
surnfs<r ever south add soufh-
EAST coast villages.
-Four planes attacked one town
through q nail u sntl-sireraft sad
machine gun fire. These planes
had The bad ilsek 70 ny over =
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more than five miles from their
homes except TO settle their affairs
at Wartime Civilian Control Of
fees. Under . Law approved hs
President Roosevelt last week.
violstcrs face penalties az 5000
fine or one years Imprisonment,
or both.
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Japs Again
Attack New
Guinea Port
Airdroms. Areu
Nsor Town Are
Torgets OF Pilots
ny FRANCIS I. MCCARTHY
usits1 Press Writer

CAMBRIA. Australia - Jspa.
nsss planes striking perssstsniiy
a. the islands frsnFlng northeast
ern Australia. attacked Port
Mor~sby. New Guinea. in two
waves Tuesday after their hssv-
lest attack NJ the war Monday.
Prime Minister John Curtin an
nounced.
sspssese seshisG phases
which made Ne attack weve
eseevse1 By esnrh Nsvy-O
ftghsss phases. Csrsis said n
HE eemmsslssse.
The first wave ~ snsmy planes
attacked an alrsfroms In the Port
AoFssby area. Tn. second conssn.
trstsd on targets near the to~n
No details II damage 90 p~s-
stbls essssaiskes were issss~-
siss~iy sssiishse. Csssss $500.
BE reported that co> enemy
plane was damaged ~ hssvy anti
aircraft funfirs and probably
failed 10 reach IA bsss, thus IN
crsaslng " 81 least ~ snd prob-
ably 10 or more Jsp~nsss planes
dosnsd off Australia ssnes last
weekend.
AnsesScss asl Asstssslas
pissss vsse vepsrte6 snsgtag
stdsfy ever issssiss ssess -
the hsst foe Snpss~ss shbes
asd $1,000, fssis~1sw ~ sh~1s
~e~k -~ss ATTACKS IN whssA. n
Wa b~tleve1 hrre. ths ss~@y
fsress pess wsskes~1 mate
rally.
In an earlier eommunlqus, re-
Viewing japanese raids 81 Monday.
Curtin ssid that though ths Jspa-
nsse dropped 20 bombs On wyn1-
ham. on the northwest AasffzilAn
coast. they dsf only silsht damage
and caused una casualty services
man whoss knee ~ss hurt ~ .
nying stons.
Port Horesby dispatches smphs.
sired the yiEos and pg~sr ~ ths
American and Australia attacks
snd Indicated that ina Japsnsss.
sst back on tbsif heels after lns.
lng probably moFs than 100 planes
and 20 ships. IA addition 10 many
damaged. IN the tso months since
thsy landed in fhs Bismarck
islands. hsd hesn forced 70 siss
their pace.
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Gives Money TO Red
Cross, Then Ends Life

FAIRBANKS. Virgil l.
Conner, 81, lsborer. Monday
night penned a simple note be-
queathing his savings Of $4,000 TO
the American Red Cross, and then
shot himself through the chest.
The note. found by Corners
body, explained ill health In
making my life hard"
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Commissioners Asks CIV
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Csllseier II cusiens
nsYmeening II Ssuih

sgAIT1.k nasl Haas. esf>ee-
to~ " eszssems fog Wssnseet1e.
ssa his birds - fasr days vese
h<nssnsoalnG sn Palm epe>eDe'
Cal. Tuesday sftss . asspr<ne
wedding ~ Las vsGss. Nss..
ffsen<is h~ss revealed
hrs sssss u the ~sasw ~ L<e<st
n. ssrnon Jones'. mo wss ksIte1
IN a. sirpi~ns crash nss< sh~itzm.
wan. IN o<foh>x. ie>0
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Soys Moyor Put
One Over at
So0tilo Session

commisssousr o'Neus ~ taeue
became everbested ana supln6ed
IN city council wssssina Again
Tuesday.
BEFORE ths asbjert was shanse1
and flushed fsess rupumsd Sasmal
hue. the city utilities shisf ~
secussd Mayer Harry '. csis -
not having interests ~ shs city
II heart End had b,ssntiy er6srs1
him mt "a speak - sayc0s -
the utilities d~partmeat wtthese
asking HE pssmts~ten.
u was ~ administrative ssnnseq.
In which No vote spaid ~ tnhsa.
bat the mayer sald ~ viii -
official action WEDNESDAY, - -
scssd ths previoss eplsaesi vets -
bsy $4,000 vorth - ~ nsvNte9
and storing eqfipeent fpv ~
hight departments sfeam pgeee
plant Ne. . ulds have bsen -
for tn snsr1 = contracts ard
awards fov moFe than . ~sea
without setios willis ths msyse
and o'Hsi have dehsss1 shspt
advisshsiity u p~tfiag ~ ~ No..
a~A1 no~ne1ne 'syIse1~
OMEN hosiy charged that ths
meeting ~ sftsnaea n seattle
nondsy yes fis~d hssoss ~ e.
rfvsd snd that ~ wss tnvsatsse11
in tslsisr-iihs nsneer ~ Joha ".
Frey. representative ~ ths 30
frossum sossdinsisv offiss. ~sth
~hom he. Cain nd e<h~s Tses@s
officials talked
The nesting wes Interesting
In many resv~ets." ssmssscisd
ofrslI svsmIy. sfs>r Cain ssoughf
sp The s,sj~ct - rsssdsy's eossesti
meeting.
4 explained ~ Frey tn ssvlsa
- esssid make villa 81. ! eess4
him n al y her~ ss6 svstIshis.
y thsrs any resssa wsy - srsid
moi ase ~
@ns sAld. 1h~ss - - ssl' 1
ssksd him Y th<rs uas any
obj~etien 10 mr. bssyias ~ s~aaps
m~nf sad again ~ sal4 oaty
Th<fs b no nh
II ast<~d n ttess might - ~
In is<s and ~ ~ sssrs w~stss't
~ any th&n.
= ma1s . sfatssses fhsa -
tcentisDsd - rsss 3. cotssma ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Sweden Mobilizing Forces;
Air, Land Maneuvers Held

against a possible allied offensive
IN that direction
The London Daily Express
had reported earlier Tuesday
that sweden had ordered com
pIete mobilization IN fear Of q
German attack regardless o. .
possible allied move
The informant SAID he under
stood that the SWedes were calling
up men individually rather than b.
entire classes in order 70 conceal
the strength Of their mobilization
from the Germans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

Your postmaster can tell you
how 20 invest M Z. 3. Defense
Bonda.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

NAM STREET, the col
urn Of Pierce county per-
,onoliiies. Is printed todoy
on Pooe Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
NipposB Bomb
Corregidor.
Baiaan Lines
MdY Mark Stort of
Anticipated New
Offensive by Foe

WASHINGTON - Submarines
II the q. y. Assasic fleet rses-
day were cr~dIsed with sssklsg
eoe-thisd ~ all the Japanese
ships sent 10 the bottom ~
American army and naval fsrr~s.
The iat~st victory ~ the us-
dersea raiders aiesg Japss's
vital supply lines wss r~vesiea
Ia . navy comusuniqus Monday
night which said that . group ef
submarines. stealing isto Jsps-
ne~e home waters. had sunk ~
least thr~e and probably fosv
co~sny vessels and damaged TIVE
others.
ny EVERETT n. HOuI.Es
United Press Writer
WARRINGTON "A fleet Of 81
japanese heavy bsnbsrs Tu~sds ,
hit the Bataan baftlciines and ms
island fortress Of corregidor with
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...... .....S7,5I5.0 OC
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Persons affected may not travel
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28
Film OH Life in China to be
Shown in Whitaker Church

Whitaker. Mich. Apr 2s-"The
Life and Progress OF China" Is the
title of beautiful technicolar film
which will be shown by Roland
Shang Yong Lawler at the Whit.
taker Evangelical Church Wednes-
day evening at 1880 in the inter.
est OF China Relief, for which an
offering will be taken. Mr.. Lawler
is native Chinese missionary who
has recently arrived in this country.
The pictures were filmed personal.
ly by him in both Free China and
in the invaded areas during the
present Undeclared War in his ma.
tive land.
The 1900 feet of film includes
not only the scenic beauty of Chi
mas Golden West. the Holy Noun
tain OF Omei, and the 1000 year old
irrigation system; but the terrible
destruction of life and property of
the present war as well. As Mr..
Lawler was present at that bombing
OF Chungking he has an invaluable
fllmic record OF that event: as we'll
as heart >rending scenes of the
tragic conditions in the occupied
areas.
A brighter note is caught as one
views the care of the children. the
training of the youth, and the great
opportunities and progress of the
Christian Missions.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28
War Needs Money

The Ypsilsnti Daily Press is glad
20 cooperate Nth the Treasury be
partmcrt in keeping the following
message tsfore our resders:
IL will cost money TO defeat
Japan. Your government calls
on you TO help now.
Buy defense bonds or stamps
today. Buy them every da-. n
you can. Put buy them on a
regular basis.
Bonds cost as little as sls75
Stamps come as low as 10 cents.
Defense bonds and stamps can
be bought at all banss and
post otfises and stamps can
also te purchased al retail
stores and from Jour newspaper
carrier boy.
The Ypsilanti DAILY Press urges
all Americans 10 support your co.
eminent with your dollars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28
SPEEDING UP EDUCATION

Almost half of the nation hign
school students are willing to speed
up their college education even TO
forego their traditional summer va
catlons-to cooperate in America 5
mighty war effort, according to the
Northwestern University survey
among 1854 nigh school pupils. The
cross section Of opinion was taken
mainly among seniors il both rural
and urban areas, and was regarded
by the unive. sity spokesmen IS a
definite Indication OF the attitudes
toward educational speed'ups held
by the approximately 1000, o0O
forthcoming June high school grad
yates.
Forty eight per cent OF the stu
dents Queried said they preferred
one of three types OF accelerated
prog ans TO the traditional tous.
year course with annual sumner va
cations. This SHOWS the younger
generations willingness to break
sentative field as higher education,
the soundness OF American youth.
and its grasp Of the realities OF to-
day in education as we'll as on the
production line.
Fifty per cent of the boys and
IS per cent Of the girls favor accel-
Grated college programs. Most pop
ular OF these IS the proposal for
three regular year and Two sum
mer quarters. averaging Is or II
hours. with graduation in June OF
the third year. Second choice is the
plan for thu e regular years and
three summer quarters, averaging
10 hours each, with graduation in
August Of tae third year Few
favor the plan for two and half
regular years and two summer quar-
tiers. averaging is hours each. with
graduation in March Of the third
year.
The demand for both normal and
accelerated programs indicates col
leges and univei sites must be pre-
pared to maintain flexible pro
grams during the war. There are
two reasons for adopting such
speed-up programs One is the need
Tor college men and women in de
tense work, second Is the threat
ened shortage OF teachers. There
was a time when teaching was
preferred profession. Hours were
short. vacations long and salaries
comparatively high. The situation
now has changed. Teachers are un.
derpaid. High salaries in defense
industries beckon them away from
>the school room. There must be adj
1ustments to meet the emergency.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28

respectable businessman, associat.
ed only with the best people, kept
steady company with a girl from
a good family, and was we'll liked
by all who knew him.
While living as a reputable citi.
zen at Bellaire, o., during the day,
Straka would steal across the river
to Wheeling, W. Va, at night where
he led band OF thieves who were
responsible for at least 40 burg
laries in that city.
Mr. Greschner, the respectable
citizen Of Bellaire. O., was not sus-
pected, although the Wheeling. w.
Va, Police Department was look
ing for a notorious Carl Straka as
a logical suspect in connection
with these burglaries.
In the early morning hours OF
October 3, 1887, Straka and his
gang, after looting a baking com.
pany in Wheeling. w. Va. fled the
scene of the crime in an automo-
bile belonging to the baking COM
pany and drove to Bellaire, o. Sew
eral hours later, Straka was sitting
in a parked automobile with one OF
his accomplices when officers of
the Bellaire, O.. Police Department
approached. Although his accomp-
lice was arrested. Straka managed
TO escape. 1t was not until this
time that Straka was identified as
being identical with businessman
Greschner
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28

become a citizen of the United
States.
About 1921. he became associated
with bootleggers in Steubenville
and began his long chain of Grim.
inal activities. After a number of
arrests and serving time in various
penal institutions, Carl Straka es-
capped from the Jail at Cambridge,
O.. on August 81. 1888, and proceed
ed to Bellaire. O.. where he settled
down and obtained employment as
salesman for an electrical shop
under the name of George Gresch-
ner. Here he was looked upon as
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28
CAR DROPS 40 FEET

Monroe, Mich, Apr. 2S-Don Car
los Reynolds. As, and his wife. Mild
red, 40. escaped death Monday
night when their car collidod with
a truck on the Pere Marquette over
pass north OF Monroe. Reynolds
car crashed through a guard rail
and dropped 40 feet to the railroad
right-of-way. He and his wife were
treate' at the Monroe Hospital for
scalp wounds and cuts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28
FIJI Seeking Counterpart of
Book Character in Burglaries

Carl Straka. modern counterpart
of Dr.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde, is want
ed by the Federal Bureau of Inves-
tigation for violation OF the Nation.
al Motor Vehicle Theft Act. He is
known to have committed at least
81 burglaries in Ohio. West Vir.
ginia and Pennsylvania. and he
has long criminal record as a rob-
Der and automobile theft.
Carl Straka was born in Austria
Hungary. He came to this country
as young boy with his parents
and settled in Steubenville. o.
There'is no record that he has ever
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28
FISHING CAMP DESTROYED

Traverse City. Mich. Apr. 2s-AP
-Mullin Cunning. Charlotte, and
William Dunning. Lansing. were
brought here Monday by State Pc.
lice to local hospital suffering
from critical burns after fire had
destroyed their fishing camp on a
stream near Fife Lake. The men
said they awoke to find their blan-
kets and clothing in flames.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28

neCtiOn Win the
current con
gressional cam
palgn
II certainly IS
rather partisan
if it's a fact. as
charged by Rep
r . tattVe
Clare r Hof
man of Michi-
gan. that the
Democratic ad-
ministration Is
trying to defeat
him. and as
many other Re
.AIa-. a u q
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28
Todays HOROSCOPE

Todsy's birthday celebrants will
during the next ~ months. benefit
much thrCuei ders and. or
strangers. but are threatened with
loss through fraud or unwise in
vestments. They should seek the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28

Be careful what you say and to
whom you say It at all times. but
more especially in these war times.
Idle gossip Is now a defense prob
lem. so do your part. Don't repeat
rumors. Be on your guard.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

The Geographical Review for April lists 10 elected
corresponding the American Geographical Society
Of New York them Prof Mark Jefferson this city The
recipients OF this include the leaders their professions
urou Shout the world
ierg~ I'm the Central High School Of the oustani
Ing features Of oyay the school Speakers
were John Elliott president Of Ce5fga shawey
idsat 0' the Normal ". C. ~ Prof Ecu, ror-o~ = the
Normal V o. Nelson. city VI C. leader in A1u Abor nd
McCuloch Of the Normal College The theme OF the
ming clean athletics
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28
Words o. Vi-dsn

Let grace and goo ness be ths
principal lodestone u thy affections
For love which hath eads. VIII have
an end, where's that which is
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28
THEY SAY

Washington - Senator Claude
Pepper OF Florida who often speaks
for the Administration. urges a sec-
ond front: Il am strongly in favor
OF opening second front in west
ern Europe this year"
Ottawa-Prime Minister Mac.
kenzie King pleads for conscrip-
tion: For her own security. Cana
da should make il perfectly clear
to the other United Nstions-and
above all, to the United States
that Canada is as ready 70 help
them as we know they will be rea-
dy to help us
Washington Harold D Smith.
director Of the budget is not dis.
mayed at the prospect Of Increasing
the budget by - billion this year 10
help whip Hitler. The skys the
limit"
New Nork-Dr. Herbert Y Eyatt.
Australian minister OF affairs.
warns against arguments over war
strategy: 1T is no longer a question
OF Hitler FIRST or Japan FIRST" The
enemy does not work ont his plans
on any theory Of seniority or proto.
col--neither should We
Chicago Senator c Wayland
Brooks. renoninated in the hi
nois primary outlines hi posit'o
My duty Is 10 criticize construc
lively inefficiencies. to prevent
waste whenever possible and fC
suggest Improvements in the con
duct of the war"
Weshinzton-Psul Y WoNatt
man-power mobilizer. moves 10 pu
tbs country on work-or-ggh
basis: Il hope there will be jol
for everyone In our war effort
white collar workers included"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28

The Reading Circle which has been ogarized Tor three
years in the Spencer neghboood concluded the
the winter months with exercises the " Harris
Readings and Rotations given.
Dckerson Jacksonville, has a store hotel
building
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28
Hints on Etiquette

founded on true virtue, will always
continue. Dryden.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28

appear TO me to be as non-partisan
a political campaign as it's adver-
Used.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-28

Partisan Politics
Not Entirely Out
For Duration
BY Charles p Stewart
BY Charies p Stewart

CONSIDERING how completely
partisanshlp is supposed to be suS-
pended for the duration there
seems to be quite a hii Of II in con-