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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24

NEW YORK ms The U.s.s.
DAILY. named FOR & fch'irg ma
rine who won dis .inction in the
Boxer Rebellion and the first World
War, was launched today 10 join
Americas fast growing fleet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24
Congress Today

Obs A #aaH'atr1 Press1
Senate
Continues debate OF Z en-age
draft bil lmeets - a m. EWTD.
Agriculture Committee considers
authorization .av as it affects agri.
culture i9.30I
HouEe
In recess
FRIDAY
Senate
Debated draft Ml
House
In recess.
For sale Palace Trailer. - II.
$4,000 down. 1895 (. Michigan.
Ad'. -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24
TwelveBurn
to Death IN
Plane Crash
Noted Writer of
Songs Included
in Victims

Palm SPRINGS. Cal. Oct. 24-UP
The American Air Lines plane
which crashed near here last eve
ming, killing nine passengers and
its crew Of three, was In a COLL.
sion with an Army bomber, the Air
Lines officials announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Continued Cold

CHICAGO-INS-An inquiry was
under way today in the midair
crash OF two L. : Naval Reserve
training planes from the Glenyiew
aviation base which cost the lives
OF both pilots. Student Pilot " T.
Krager, OF Detroit, and Lieut.
g. O. ]. L. Moore, OF Huntington,
Ind, an instructor, were the vic
Tins.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24

DETROlT-INS Charged with.
throwing acid on eight persons i'm
a bar. Allen Campbell, 81. was held
under S2.51O bond TODAY after
pleading not guilty to the charge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24

EVANSTON, Iu-UP- Police
hoped today to trace S2S.227 worth
OF jewels through pawnbrokers
back TO the slayer OF a wealthy
radio manufacturers wife and her
maid, who were shot TO death
Thursday. Paul V. Calvin, presi-
dent OF the firm which bears his
name, said robbery was clearly
the motive for killing his wife,
Lillian, IS, and her maid, Miss Edna
Sibilski. 2s, in the livingroom Of
his English manor home in fash
ionable Northwest Evanston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24

ANKARA- Delayed - AP
Hundreds OF carloads OF equipment
from dismantled French and Bel
gian petroleum refineries are being
moved through Rumania en- route
TO the North Caucasus, where the
Germans have captured the outer
ring OF Russia's rich Caucasian oil
fields. reports from the Balkans
said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24

DETROIT-lNS The much dis.
cussed debate between Circuit
Court judge Homer T. Ferguson.
Detroit, who is seeking the L.. $
Senatorship now held 10y Prentss
NJ. Brown will take place az 1880
p. m. tomorrow over radio station
WJR, u was announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24

HUNTINGTON PARK, Calf -
APP Miss Coral Houston, Method
ist missionary who has returned
from China aboard the eXchange
ship Gripsholm, declared that four
and possibly five crewmen of a
United States bomber who landed
in occupied China after the bomb
ing OF Tokyo we're captured by
Japanese.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24

WASHINGTON-AP- Chairman
Whe eler (D-MOnt) of the Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee.
today denounced as "anti-strike' a
bill 10 lift the ban against record
ed music, but warned that unless
thed ispute was settled soon the
American Federation of Musicians
would be subjected to an inyestiga-
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24

BOMBAY-AP-Officialqu quarters
declared today there was no founda-
ton for German radio reports OF
the death OF Mrs. Gandhi, wife OF
midas imprisoned Nationalist lead
er. (The German broadcast. heard
yesterday in London, gave no de-
tails and did not say how the report
OF Mrs. Gandhi's death had been
receiyed).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24

WASHINGTON-AP - DESPITE
some local shortages OF coffee. the
stocks OF the nations fayorite
breakfast beverage are at least nor
NAL and perhaps above. informed
government sources said today. On
an unofficial and anonymous basis,
these officials attributed the short
ages. not caused by boarding and
overbuying, to the War Produc-
tion Boards per cent cut in the
amount available to Consumers
step prompted by uncertainties of
shipping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

AS THE RESULT OF CAP TAIN BF2AZOR|S
TREACHGET< ONLY FLASH STANDS GTVVEEN
QUEEN OESlRA ANCO a EEROCIOUS TREE
DRAGON WHOSE VERY TOUCH IS DEADLY
POISON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

AN AXIS SUBMARINE
TORPEOOES AND SINKS JIN|S SHIP
OEE THE COAST. OF PANAMA - THEN
BRUTAL - SHELLS THE ESCAPING
LLEEROATS AkID THEL2 CREMS--
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
Draft Order Numbers For Washtenaw Men

81. T-26s6. II l.. Mezie. Ypsilanti;
50. T13l. J G Rhodes Dexter; 80
1881. G. !. Belanger. Dexter 81
T-27S6. VI. y Snidecor Npsilanii;
So. T.345. " Hoffman Chelsea
So. T.3230. J. r. Live more Dexter,
81. T-1s63 W n Bross. Maneh'r.
SIS. T-255. F. ". pryce fpsilan'i.
SO. T-2757. A. J Natowski Wills.
so. T.2146. c. J. Schook. Manehr'
81. T1209. J W. Moore. 4. A.. 81
T.1270. o. + Barrels. Dexter, 81. T.
1913. p. J. Wise. Milan; s. T-l6os
J. L. Metoalf. Ypsilanti; 65. r 93l
r. D Cavanaugh. Ypsilanu. S. T.
81. G.. VI. Frye. A. A.; g.. Tbs. r
VI Pooh. Ypsilsnu. 6s. T-3226. l.. Vt
Stephenson. Ypsilanti So T.3l2f. i
J. Pinto. Ypsilsnti; 20. T-26fS. T
G. Sherlock. Ypsilanti. n T3o7i
G.. II Perkins. Ann Arbor, = T-l19
G NJ Mc-ulloch Ypsilanti. g. ]
1887. J. V. Angeles. Ypsiland -
T-69 G. a. Ramsey. Ypsilanti,
Order, IS 70 100
Is. T-l843. r B. Wey8 ndt Ipsi
lanti. IS, T-212. r a. sheldon. 5
Lyon a. T-231s. 4 lnzber a a
rs. T-229l, VI Keller. Milan =. T
1898. ". G. Heiniueel Saline. Sol
T-32lS. r. Cash. Ypsilanti ST. 1852
H. W Collins. Ypsilant 81 1865
j f Curtiss. Ypsilanii 3d. T-232
y. r. Hamernik Ypsilsuti 81 T
Bill. L W. Guenther Saline s..
T-324. G. 4 Nelson. A. A. IS. T.
2sf3. r D Hammond. YpsiIanti.
81 T-75o Y. l. Celchrczze Npst
lanti. IS. Tess. F. G.. Thumm,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
See WAR Page 10
Plan Made For
Phone Service

Plans for telephone service in
case Of an emergency were dis
cussed at a meeting in Hotel
Huron Wednesday afternoon. The
session was called by William
Bergman, manager OF the Bell
Telephone Company. and others
attending were r. 5. Weber, man
ager OF the Detroit Edison Com.
pany. Chief OF Police Dan Z. L.
Patch, Spencer Davis, air raid
warden. Mayor Ross X Bower.
head OF Ypsilanti Defense Coun-
Gil, and Paul Ungrodt, secretary
OF the Board Of Commerce
II was decided that the names
% key men should be submitted
by Mr. Weber, Mr. Patch, Mr..
Davis and Mayor Bower and these
men would be called in case OF
an emergency. This will elimin-
ate confusion and gave attention
10 the more important calls, in
case OF catastrophe
Considerable changes are being
made by Bell Telephone Co due
10 increas ed business A $1,000
one story commercial office will
be- erected at 300 Pearl ST, an sd-
dition 70 the present office on
Pearl St has been con siructed dur
ing the past year and installation
service department has been
moved TO Hayiland building Il f
Michigan Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19

Based on the number Of regis.
trants now recorded. the order in
which Ypsilanti and Washtenaw
County registrants outside the city
OF Ann Arbor. will be called into
service. will be as listed below with
the exception Of changes that may
come as absentee registrations are
received
According to present tabulauon,
the first resist~ant number given
in the following table has order
number one. The second takes order
number two and so on through the
list
The first number drawn was
BASS. which is above the highest
number in the Washtenaw list. and
therefore does not apply here The
first number applicable here was
2S5Q. assigned 10 Vernon Frederick
Harpst 2022 Packard ST. Ann Ar
boz
Order, I to Is
J. T-2S5e. V. p Harpst \. A.: 2.
TAil. j. F. Szalay, A A. 3 T-33io,
VI. l. Hoppe. Or Lake. 3. Te9S6.
J. y Harrod. Dexter. 5. T-3070. \.
+ Curry. Ypsilanti. 6. T-1Sl7. l.. j.
Wilson, Ypsilanu T. T-ll03, ]. II
Johnson Manchester. s. T-179n. r.
S Woodward Ypsilanti. 2. T-15Sf.
/. r. Kanitz. Milan. 80. T-l76. =.
Salada. Ypsilanti: II. T-1577. L. 6.
Hoffman. A a; 10. T-li56. c. r
Kuster. Ypsilanii: Is. T-2309. G. p.
Hepner Ypsilanti: .lf T33S2. \. =.
Hagon. saline. 10. r. 2203. b. J..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19

Metzger. Ypsilanti. IS. T-6o6, /. d.
Robins. Ypsilanti: H. T-S59. D. r
Colts, Ipsilanti. is. T-3203. W.
Weir, Ypsilanti; 10, T129. R. W
Brands, Npsilanti; %. T-S32l. T. r
Snead, Ypsilani. q T96S. +. A.
Kuebler. A. A., %. T-252S. V. F. Al
bertson. Ypsilanti. p. T246o. f. c.
fowler. Ypsilant: a. T-l35i'
G. n. Roehrs. Ypsilanti
Order, rs TO so
-. T-537. W. G. Proctor Manch'r;
&c T.232l. A. B. Pauleuc. 4 A. 81
T. 297s. J. J. Virag Milan IS. T 2402
r. f. Button. Milan. %. T-2659' A. p.
Comeau. Ypsilanti: 30. T-2lS2. A.
l.. Kallstrom Ypsilanu; 81 T-l2ls
II r. Truman. Within L.; %, T.
1856. r. +. Grensden. a. a. 30. T..
1921. 4. Tackman. lpsilanti, g.
T-26S1. w. n. Wanty Ypsilanti. 80,
T-1064. VI D. Carter. Milan; 36, T.
1886. r. f Lawrence. lpsilanti;
%. T1S3l. +. +. Stefie. Within H..
IS. T-3167 n. y Lutz. 4. s. ~. r
1923. $ L. Davis. Ypsilanti A., 7
246f. f +. Youngs. Ypsilani. g.
r 24f. y. r. Strine. Ypsilanti. a..
T.11l1, G. L. Schultz. Ypsilanti, %,
TOSS. a. F. Ottoman Chelsea; 4f.
T1092 T. c. Schiller, Ypsilanti s..
T 967. y. J Wilson. Ypsisnti IS,
T-1633 S. DeTar Milan a., T.
1905. ". 4. Fersch. Jr. Chelsea.
IS. T.iSlS. y. 3 Rice. a. A.. -. r
1895. c L. G.. Walquist. Pearl Har.
bor T. u.
Order. so 70 IS
5o 1851 j Palmieu lpsi.anti,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
Do My Best
Move Starts

DR.. Preston Scott, head Of the
speech department OF Wayne Uni
versity. was the guest speaker al
the weekly meeting Of the kiwanl7
Club Wednesday in Hotel Huron.
Preceding his talk on the motion
picture industry, DR.. Scott told OF
the u VIII DO Ny Best" movement
which has been started In Detroit
The movement was inaugurated
two weeks ago and there were 20
present at the first meeting and the
next week 700 were present. The
aim Is 10 become organized for civil
ian defense and residents In eacn
block take on the possibility OF
organizing. he said.
He declared that motion pictures
constitute TWO billion dollar in
dustry and that the industry lays
taxes OF 500 million dollars He
told OF difficulty in selecting stories
for filming stating that in 1888, one
OF the large motion picture produc
ers asked his staff 10 20 through
10000 stories and reduce that num-
0er TO 0,OUu. from oiOV', ~ Ne''
selected for filming
The stories are then reduced to
drawings. Costumes are designed
and the picture is taken in So
quences. There are about 200 So
quences and from eight to 20 re-
takes in each sequence. The distri-
button OF motion picture films is
big problem, he said, stating there
are about 1880 motion picture
theaters supplied by 4i7 distributing
agencies. There are approximately
ESQ prints made from each motion
picture and each OF these can be
shown about 81 times
At the first OF the program. =
Alex Seedorff, police commissioner
told the members OF the club Of the
necessity for a new police station.
Alfred Weber announced that April
would be farmers day and each
kiwanian may bring one or more
farmer as his guest
Visitors at the meeting We're DR..
s \. Disarow. this city. Carl J..
BAILEY and Duane Edison OF Ann
Arbor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
Two Y. H. S. 0ratory
Students to Compete

Two Ypsilanti High School stu
dents who will compete in district
Grafton contest in Charles Mckenny
Hall April 10. are Peal Celebrezze
a junior, and Phyllis LeClair.
senior
Winners were decided this morn
ing az a high school assembly. Ora
ton for Miss Celebrezze was
Death Walks With You" snd Miss
EeClair. Safety Education"
Others competing were June
Moore. a junior. what Price Liner.
ty": Elizabeth Burtis. junior, How
Many Accidental Deaths Are Acct
dental. Robert Hendrickson, Jun
ior "Hitler's Germany
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
Sugar Rationing
Still Undecided

Lansing Mich. Mar Bins
Just when sugar rationing will get
underway in Michigan is still a
matter Of question although it
might start in April Rationing Ad.
ministrator Arthur II Sarvis de-
clared today
Anyhow, Sarvis gave these res-
sons why rationing will be neces.
sary:
II takes a fifth OF an acre OF
sugar cane to make the power
necessary to fire a is inch gun
once
A thousands field pieces. in or
der 10 fire one hour. require a
field of cane two thirds Of a mile
square
II takes nine tentbs OF a pound
OF sugar transformed into alcohol
and mixed with nitric acid and gun
cotton, to make pound OF smoke
less powder
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
Faces
New Charge

The fhiII warrant for parole slo-
lati0n ~ Richard Lyu'z nhq has
admitted burgiariziag ipsi.anti and
Ann Arbor homes was received 20
day by Police chief Dan r l. Patch
from the state Parole Board az
Lansing Lyntz is nov IN The county
jail awaiting sentence by Circus
judge George ~ sample
The warrant charze cd LyHfz tifh
violating on july % 1921 bis pa.
role on March Q. 1881. om the
Michigan Reformatory az lonia lie
had been sentenced on April -.
1880 10 serve from one TO five years
Tor breaking and entering Pr Nanis
tique
Chic patch explained that The
main purpose IN Issuing parole fio-
latiOn warrants for Lyntz is 30 make
CO tain he docs not 20 free on aond.
Should he Tor some reason not be
sentenced for his admi'te crimes
here he will stili be held for his
parole Violations
Fire. of the other two such war
rants issued for LIMIT was 70. The
same violation Dut was probably not
served chief Patch said The other
pa ole violation warrant was issued
by The F. p T. for breaking parole
in l9i a. Mcneil Island Wash.
whore be was sentenced under the
Mann act
a vacuum cleaner and other arti
cles included To the Lyutz loot Ne G
Identified Wednesday as coming
from The home Of Harold sweeney.
l7i7l Huntington RI. Detroit. Two
hundred dollars worth Of goods was
stolen from the home on Soyembef
II
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
Another Cruiser Added
10 Score Against JapS
NeW Registration

Washington. Mar BINS
In another step toward com
plete mobilization OF Americas
manpower, national draft off
Gals today planned to issue an
order soon calling for registra-
tion Of the nations IS and -
year old youths and men from
as TO 81. inclusive. during the
last week OF April
At the same time, IL was
learned that arrangements are
being made to rush legislation
through Congress 10 provide
for military training for the Is
and 10 year olds so that they
can be Immediately indicted
into the Army when they reach
their Goth birthday
All men IS TO 50 inclusive are
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
M'Ennan Head
of Civil Patrol

Eddy McEnnan today announced
his acceptance as commander Of
the Ypsilanti squadron Of the Civil
Air Patrol and issued a call for q
meeting Friday evening at : o'clock
in the Ypsilanti High School library.
All applicants TO and members
OF the Air Patrol will meet for
the organization meeting. Ken
Morey, Adrian. wing commander
OF the Air Patrol. will he the guest
speaker and he will explain duties
and organization. New officers Of
the Ypsilanti squadron will be
named
Mr.. McEnnan announces that ar
ransements were made to have the
Ypsilanti High School library as
meeting place for the first aid
class and the high school gymnasi-
um for the class in military drill.
Tennis shoes will be needed for
the class In the gymnasium.
Mr.. McEnnan accepted the sp-
pointment as commander after a
conference with Mr.. Morey in Ann
Arbor Wednesday night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19

Mothersingers Of the Ypsiisnti
Public Schools will present their
annual revue. Yesterday Lives
Again" in Ypsilanti High School
auditorium Friday evening az 8;l5
assisted by the Ypsilani High
School orchestra
Roland Schafer will direct the
program and Ms Schafer viii he
accompanist.
The production Will be staged in
= drawing room with Mrs. Wesley
Dawson as hostess and will include
delightful musical selections with
graceful dances
The orchestral selection 'Pomp
and Chivalry. Roberto. will he the
opening selection in act one Chorus
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19

Ypsilanti. 50. T-31 II Walsh.
Webster. 80. T-2313. y. G. snod-
grass. Ypsilanti; 81 T-3349, c. g.
Mnniz. Milan. %. T.l400. +. 4.
Rominski. Ypsilanti. 80. T-493. J. /.
Baker. \. A; 81. isis r. A. Young
Milan: %. T-3O9Q. r. r. Krontz
Chelsea IS. T-2763. o. r Beal. Ypsi
lanti. ~ T-25s1 v. +. staebler. 4
A.. 98. T-2540. s.. W Slater. Ups.
lanti. %. T-fs5. Albert J shaw
Dexter.
Order, 100 10 125
100. T1i27 James II .sheehan,
Belleyille. lo1. T2se9. y G. VIE
Ypsilanu,
102. T-3045 4 ". Zeeb. A. A.
LOB. T.537 A. J Gruber. Saline
lGf T.195s. r. 6 Wilson A. A..
los, T-5s5. II 3 Ralys Jr Ypsil
l06. T.54s. D. ". Schumacher. sa-
line. i07 T-3315. &. &. Coughiin.
A A.. los. T-2ss1. o r NARROW
Milan; 10s. 1859. =. D Bivens
Ypsilsnti. 10. T-3023. L p Elliott
Ypsllanti. III T.2Ss2 W J Dew.
sett Worthwhile. il2. T1Ss. r A.
Stevens. Saline: 113. T.2f53. r "
Habrick. a. A. i1f T-25s9. D p.
Flanders. Jr Whit Lake 10.
T-2265. X. C. Frey Saline. lls.
T.769 F. A. Atkinson Ypsilanti.
IL. T526. V. b Miller. Chelsea,
lis. T-is2s. a Gronenbsrg Ypsilan.
a: 1lg. T.530. r. J. Packard. Ypsi.
lanti: 100. T.2697, A A. Plehl
Whitmore Lake; l2l, T.2sss. V ".
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19

Books have been ordered and
equipment for use in Washtenaw
County library unit are ayailble. 80
Ann Arbor Library Club members
and interested citizens we're in
formed Wednesday night
A representative Of the state WPA
library department proffered the
information and stated that nothing
could be done about the plan until
a county library board or similar
organizs ton had been established.
1t was brought out in discussion
that the WPA plan would not be
permanent
A committee OF F. ridden Harreil,
University Museum Library. Miss
Irene Hayner, University High
School library. and Miss Ethel Nc
Cricket. Ypsilanti High School H..
brary. were named 10 investigate
the library situation in Washtensw.
Particular studies will be made OF
county library service for rural
schools and Ford Bomber plant area
The committee was named by Mrs.
Elinor Husselman, University cura-
tor and president of the Library
CLUB.
Panel discussion on the county
plan was led by Mrs. Loleta D. Ryan.
state librarian. 1t was brought out
that the city library was not or
ganized TO cope with the situation
but through the city library board
some plan might be worked out. ~
Taking part in the discussion was
Miss Madeline r. Dunn, OF the
Wayne County library, who ok.
planned through maps and illustra-
tions the Wayne County library sys-
tenn
Mrs Lodisca Away. WPA library
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19

covered under the draft act.
Men from 81 10 81, inclusive
and youths 20, and men from 81
to a, inclusive. already have
been registered. The third draft
lottery covering the 100000
men 20 years old and men from
50 To a. was held Tuesday
night.
In launching IL, Brig Gen
Lewis b. Hershey. national
draft director. indicated strong
" that workers would be con.
scripted for war industries. He
said fatty that the Job of keep
ing men at work turning out
planes and ships and tanks and
guns would be given preference
even over furnishing men for
the military services.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
Mccullough in
Active Service

Second Lieut.. Joseph McCulloch
Is the first OF three sons OF Prof
and Mrs. Joseph McCulloch. this
city. TO enter active service in the
present world conflict. He received
HIS commission at exercises in Luke
Field. near Phoenix. Ariz.. and has
left for duty with the Army Air
Corps
George Malcolm McCulloch. anotn.
o. son. mas enlisted in the Air
Corps, and Rudolph. Who is no"
doing his inferno work. viii proba.
bly, be in the medical corps
Prot. McCulloch received his
wings In Houston. Texas. during
The first World War He and Mrs.
McCulloch have returned from the
z aduation exercises which they a.,
tended In Arizona
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
B. of c. Groups
to Meet Friday

Two Board OF Commerce COM
mittees have meetings scheduled
for Friday.
Closing OF stores for Good Fri
day. April 3. will be discussed by
retail affairs committee In the
Board OF Commerce office at 10
n. m
Victory gardens in Npsilanti
will be discussed by agriculture
and foods supply committee fol-
lowing an 11:45 a m. cafeteria
luncheon at Charles McKenny
Hall Attending will be represen-
tatives from the Farm Bureau,
Garden Club and Michigan State
Normal College science depart
ment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
Books Ordered, Equipment For
Library Unit Now Available

organizer for the southeast section
OF the state, explained the WPA
plan for Libraries IN communities
where there are no active library
agencies.
Miss McCrickett arranged the
program.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting in the Ypsilanti High
School library. In charge OF service
were Miss Clara Z. Sweet Miss
Barbara Owens. Miss Wanda Bates,
Miss Margaret Kalp and Mrs. Clela
MacFarlane.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
Annual Revue Planned by
Chorus of MOthersingers

numbers will be followed b. Desert
Song" Romberg with Mesdames
Norris Winse. Msude MacAllistcr.
Charles Hi. Han sutton. and e. +.
Wolf and Miss Mary Parrish ~ the
artists Some Folks Do" Foster.
and The Second Minuet' Samuel
son. by the chorus. promises an in
teresiing Introduction 10 "Lanse
Minuette" by Ms Charles Power
Mrs. Arthu Elvidgo. Mrs Raymond
orr. Mrs LaVere Cushman. Leland
Randall. Cal Lessner Melvyn Stac-
see NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE 10
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Congress Today
BY A. soclated PressJ
Senate

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Senate
Continues debate on resolution
20 unseat Senator LANCER 'RNDj
(meets noon. EWTl,
House
Consider rlutin LEGISLATION
noon
Appropriation Committee stud
ies new request for il7Oo9990,000
To- Army 90 mJ.
Naval Committee start hearings
on legislation TO suspend 80 hour
week 10J
Military Subcommiftee starts in.
yestigation Of Robert Guthrie res
ignation from War Production
Board 10000
Ways and Means Committee
continues study OF new taxes GOl.
WEONE SDAY
Senate
Debated resolution i3 unseai
Senator LANCER
Appropriations subcommittee
heard four production officials ex.
press opposition 20 restrictive
labor legislation
House
Approved S27i63 s65 appropria-
tion for expenses OF legislative
establishment
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-19
Son Ill, Search
For Father Here

There's going TO be a sad father
in Ypsilanti soon-when he can be
located. John Edgar. Escanaba. is
thought to be in the city looking
for work. Police have been asked
to watch for him and notify him
that his son in Escsnaba is serious
~ IN and is not expected TO live
Nj Edgar is reported to be driving
q 1884 Chevrolet with license
plates number 25-il.