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be only one Spring Offensive
the Russian.
Timoshenko's men were said
to have reduced two strong
points and swept on into q
town, unidentified, through
streets strewn with German
dead.
Vichy reported an aspect Of
the RATS offensive - q new
sortie over the Paris region
today but there were no i'm
mediate reports of bombs drop
ped. Perhaps it was only re-
connaissance.
Apparently attempt ing to
neutralize Kiel as q base for
Springtime adventures of the
German fleet. the Raj unload
ed new bombs on shipyards
there for the 65th time over
night and the many fires" re-
sulting told departing bomb
ardiers that their mission was
achieved.
Naval installations were set
afire and the 26,000-ton battle
ship Gneisenau, the battered
fugitive from Brest, was also
among the targets. Eight planes
were lost mostly to strong anti
aircraft batteries with which
Kiel now is ringed.
German night fighters also
engaged the RATS medium
force" of four and two-engined
bombers.
AlR-OFFENSlVE
The British called the assault
part of the great Spring Of
fensive" launched last week.
end to injure Germany at least
on a western air front in in
direct assistance of the Red
Army on her eastern front.
The British Admiralty indi-
Gated Germany is exerting her
full U-boat force in the battle
of the Atlantic.
Three submarines reported
on Jan. 3 to have been sunk In
sustained and determined"
attack on British convoy in
mid-December, the U-131, u
434 and VISTA, all were COM
missioned in 1941, six months
before their doom.
Intelligence from the U-boat
prisoners, the Admiralty an
nouncement said, showed that
in a half-year of action the az
gregate success of the trio was
the sinking of a merchant ship
and the destroyer Stanley, for
merly United States vessel.
1t took a quarrel among Of
ficers aboard one of the dis
abled submarines to force the
commander TO blow her tanks
and 60 to the surface for sur.
render.
The Air Ministry said that
besides the bombing of Kiel
mines we're laid in enemy wa
ters." Other detectives were
bombed in northwest Germany
The Ministry acknowledged
loss of eight planes but the
Germans claimed only three al
Kiel.
The Hitler High Command
credited submarine in the
eastern Mediterranean with
sinking q British cruiser Of thu
7,2OO-tOn Leander class.
Between them, the Italian!
and Germans claimed hits or
five cruisers in the sustained
action by Axis air and under
sea forces.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13

ST. CLAIR -(R- Funeral
services for Captain Theobald
Emig, retired Great. Lakes ship
master who died Wednesday at
the age of IS. will be conducted
Saturday. He retired 20 years
ago after having sailed since he
was Is. He became q captain
when he was 20. The widow,
two daughters and four sons
survive.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
SHOWS HIS TRUE COLORS

CINCINNATI-No more snide
remarks, please, about the Nazi
ancestry of Mrs. Joey Hardin's
pet Dachshund. "Hansi."
"Hansi" is wearing q blanket
Embroidered theron are the
words II am an American"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
MUSIC LOVER

CHICAGO - James Madison,
who operates a rooming house,
lives in one of the first floor
rooms, in which he keeps an up
right piano, one electric organ,
one ordinary radio, one FM radio
and one monograph.
His friends say he likes music
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13

DETROIT Up Deliberat-
ing 25 minutes, a Recorder S
Court jury Thursday convicted
Hector G.. Roels, Is, of kidnap-
ping six persons Dec. II to get
a department store safe combi-
nation. Police charged that
Roels had forced employees and
acquaintance to drive around
town with him in fruitless eff
fort to find someone who knew
the combination. He claimed
they went with him willingly.
Roels will be sentenced March
10 along with Jerome Braet, his
companion, who pleaded guilty.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-13
Attack moi Defense
Typifies War Industry

BRISTOL, Pa, March Is -
R)-Fleetwings, Inc, aeronau-
tical manufacturers, today re-
moved itself from the defense"
industry as painters took the
words out of factory signs and
inserted attack plant
Company President Frank De
Ganahl said, Attack is the or
der of the day, not defense. We
are attacking production more
vigorously each day so that our
armed forces can attack the
enemy soon and decisively."
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Fur Jackets, Goats and
Scarfs Reduced

Silver Fox 32-inch Jacket, 16 Was 1898 Now szes
l Silver Fox Jacket size IA. Was $195. Now Sl15
Black-dyed Alaska Seal Coat s4s5 Now 1853
l Dyed Fitch Jacket size 16 Was $685. Now - S21s
Burgundy dyed Silver Jacket H. $2s5 Now s1ss
pceot Cat Coat. size l6 Was $265. Now---- S195
Natural Lynx Jacket Hat 49, Was s2e5 Now S1s5
Silver Fox Scarf. Was $40 95 Now s35
Monkeytpped White Jacket 49, Less than u price
Tipped Moleskn Jacket H. u price Now ss5
Black-dyed Caracul Lamb Coat 1e $685. S13s
Foorskin Natural Mink Scarf Was sl65. Now------$1o5
! Four-skin Natural Mink Scarf. Was $95 NowS59
; Wo-skin Natural Mink Scarfs Were $50. Now $35
Four-skin Sabledyed Kolinsky Scarf. $55 NowS3s
Four-skn Mink dyed Kofnsky Scarf. Was $79s5. SIS
All tsr tyiess tI.s 1875 tar
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Women's Ice Skates
At 10 Price

pair c. c. NJ. White Figure
Skates; size 4. Now ---. S5.25
l pair C. c. M. White Figure
Skates; size 81. Now IS
1 pair Silver Arrow Pleasure
Skates; white; size 7. Now $2.95
2 pairs Spaldings White Figure
Skates; size 8. Now $3.75
2 pairs c. c. M. White Figure
Skates; size 8. Now ---- S5.25
pair Spaldings White Figure
Skates; size So. Now S3.75
pair Spaldings White Figure
Skates; size IL. Now --------S4
2 pairs Spaldings Brown Figure
Skates; size 712. Now $3.50
4 pairs Black Figure Skates; / pair
size 2. 3 pairs size IN. Now $3.25
pairs Spaldings Black Figure
Skates; sizes 21z, 3 and 8. Now,
s5.25
2 pairs Spaldings Black Figure
Skates; sizes &C and 71aC. Now,
$3.50
pair Spaldings Black Figure
Skates; size 212. Now S3.25
pair c. c. M. Black Figure
Skates; size 8. Now
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Sports Goats, 'I7'7'
We're S29.75 and more

" ere 1E1f y ana more
IL IN plain wool weaves and tweeds,
red, rose, brown and navy. Sizes
II to 20. each coat properly
labeled as to fabric content.)
80 One and Two Piece Cotton
Dresses, stripes, plaids and checks.
Red. green, blue, wine or brown in
sizes 10 to 20. Less than u price.
Now --- - S2.95
IS Rayon and cotton Blouses,
stripes, dots and plain colors, in
cluding white, green, red and navy.
Were $395. Now $2.95
40 Rayon BIouses, plain colors,
stripes and prints. Aqua, green,
yellow, blue and tan. Sizes 80 to
40. Were $5.95 and more. Now,
S3.95
Is Fabric Jacket Dresses, white,
tan, rose and green. Sizes IL to
20. Were $25 and more. Now,
s1s.75
! Fabric Jacket Dresses, green,
luggage and navy. Sizes IL to 1s.
Were s55 and more Now -S39.75
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Dress Fabrics Reduced

us yards Of All-wool Jersey in
short lengths-new fall shades in
lengths of from l to yards, suit
able for blouses and sports frocks:
81 inches wide. At u price. Now.
yard --- -------$ $1.25
$50 yards Rayon Twill Suiting-a
novelty weave in tan, green or teal
blue; 80 inches wide. At less than
u price. Now, yard ----44c
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Were $3.50
Mems Cloves Reduced

Small sizes only, to g. in tan pigskn gray pigskn,
gray mocha
pairs $3.50. s235 IS pairs $3.50. s2s5
5s pairs Wool Lined Cotton String Gloves small white
green, Were $295 N95
130 Short sleeve Sports Shirts of rayon and cotton,
sizes small and medium in blue, tan, natural.
73, $2 ----&1.3s 81, $2s5. Now S1sS
1872 Long Convertible Sports Shirts cotton broad
cloth and oxford white and plain coors Sizes IA to 5a
Were $3.50. S1.35
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
California Pottery
Figures Reduced

s assorted, were $3.50. Now $3.50
2 assorted, were So. Now ---$l.5o
; assorted, were $40. Now IS
Z Glass Ice Bowls with metal cover
and tongs. Were $3.50. Now 50
} Glaas Candy Dishes with metal
covers. Were $3.50. Now So
IL Assorted Wooden Dolls from
Portugal. Were $3. Now --$1.50
TnE GIT snoP. .>F1rrH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Motions Reduced

Is Servisette-De luxe foot support
and shoe buffer. Self lf-closing serv-
ice set. Were 81. Now Csc
Is Rayon Knitting Bags, white
with gay colored designs. Red
rayon lining. Were 75c. Now soc
Is pairs Fleur- de-lys Shoulder Pads
in black or brown. Half price.
Pair SO
NOTIONS, AISLE 81. FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
ToiIetries Reduced

4s Lucite Loose Powder Compaets,
assorted colors. Were $125. Now,
$50
10 Lucite Cigarette Cases. Were
81 95. Now 81
144 Packages Cleansing Tissues,
peach. Were Soc. Now ---35o
144 Bottles Sparkling Burgundy
Bubble Bath. Was 35c. Now, plus
1919 tax 200
48 Bottles Sun Valley Bath Oil,
Halt price. Now, plus 10% tax,
I. $1.25
- Novelty Shell Sache4s. Were
25c. Now, plus 10es tax -1ss
- Compact and Combs IN Casa.
Were $50. Now $50
TonErRIEs, AIslS II, Fnsr FIooa.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Juniors Scarfs, s|.'o
Were S2.95 and more

We're S2.95 and more
80 scarfs Of handwoven pure silk
and pure wool, in stripes and prints
for sports and evening wear as
scarfs and turbans.
20 Cotton Dresses in prints and
stripes and some dotted swiss;
sizes II to Is. At less than u
price. Now S2.95
10 Short Coats. Churchill style, Of
all wool In midnight navy: sizes II
to Is. Were $19.95. Now S14.95
20 Blouse and Slip Combinations
of rayon crepe in white; adjustable
lengths; sizes II to IS. At less
than y price. Now $1.95
80 pieces Of Jewelry-novelties, In
cluding wooden necklaces and lapel
gadgets. At y price. Now Soc
(plus 10ss taxi
JUNIOR Misses SPOKESMAN,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Suits and Goats Reduced

Wool Suits Forsmann uard and Stroock abics beige
black and brown IA 49, Were $45 S3375
10 Wool Suits tweed gabardne beige oxford
black and sizes H. 16 18 34 4O Were $395 Now $295
Suits in faie and shantung rayon black
navy sizes TO- H. 6 to 90 a. Were 2s75 and Now $7
10 Wool Goats in white beige lavender and luggage Is
40 and a. Were sl2 95 to s16e5 1880
COATS SUITS THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Junior Misses
Spectator Pumps
- Were S6.95

30 pairs pumps In plain and alliEa-
tor-grain calfskin. Sizes: AAAA,
81, 7, Q; AAA, 61a, III, 8, 81a, 9:
IA, 9, 612, Z, IN, 8, 81a, 9; A, 61a,
8; B, 4, ~, 5, 7, ~, 6.
IS pairs Girls School Shoes-calf.
skin in red or brown-with low
broad heels and leather soles. Sizes:
"A, 511a to .; A, 3 to 81a; B, 4 to
3. Were 45. Now Sass
CAuDREN's AND JUNIOR MISSES
eHoes. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Chintz Pillows
h Price, Now sl

"a small boxed chintz pillows with
applique designs; red and green;
cotton comber filled.
Side Chairs, Tyre back, to be up
holstered in needlepoint: walnut
finish and l mahogany finish. Were
1926. Now S7.45
II Stamped Cotton Guest Towels
l3x23-in blue, green. rose and
peach. We're 35c. Now ESQ
3 Metal Waste Baskets, ship de-
signs, IS inches in height. Were
$1.75. Now 81
IL Knitting Bags Of cotton tapestry
with strap handles and rayon lined,
In brown and beige. Were $1.50.
3 Knitting Bags Of rayon faille,
strap handle. rayon lined. in beige,
rose, maroon. Were $2 Now, S1.25
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Books, So

Less than Y Price
IS books, largely mystery fiction.
IS Books Of All Types. At "a price
and less than y price. Now $50
so Children's Books, suitable for
ages from 4 to IA. At y, price.
Now -------------- 25c to 81
THE BOOK STORE, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Women's Pumps and
Oxfords, '5'S' Yer, u,s an

ITS pairs pumps and oxfords in black, brown and tan
discontinued patterns and broken sizes; to g.
AAAA to B.
100 pairs Pandora Shoes group includes
ostrich cafskn and suede in black coor dsco
unued patterns and broken sizes from to 8; AAAA B.
Were $l495 to $685. Now e6s
WoMEN's SHOES, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Mems Ice Skates
At R price

3 pairs Hockey Skates; black and
tan; size II, Now w---- S4.25
pair Black and Tan Hockey
Skates; size 2. Now $3.25
4 pairs Black Figure Skates; sizes
10, IL, IL. Now w---S S4.25
pair Black Figure Skates; size IL.
Now ------- S5.25
l pair St. Moritz Figure Skates;
size ,sla. Now S4.25
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22

five side chairs. Chair seats covered in red cotton
velvet. Sold as complete suite.
Dining Room Furniture:
I HeppIewh. Design Buffet in solid mahogany Two drawers
for sver) and two compartments ee inches long Was
Now $3.50
Welsh Cabinet Feudal finish than u price
Now $3.50
Phyfe Design Chair solid Philippine mahogany
with cotton SLOTS $795
Solid Birch Arm Chair natural Prma finish blue smu
lated leather Was $3.50. 1896
Solid Birch Side Chair beached nh coral simulated leather
seat Originally So Now S5.95
Solid Maple Dining Table double pedestal with
Duncan Phyfe Design Side Chair mahogany finish solid BIRCH
plum cotton stripe seat Slightly torn) Was sse5
Now ---------- ---- $3.50
Solid Chair gray simulated seat and
back, channe-back design Was $1750 $3.50
Modern Design Side Desk Chair beached walnut with
simulated leather seat cover Was $l Now S6.95
Drop leaf Dinette Table, solid maple
imperfect. $40 --- S44. so
Dinee Table leaf World mahogany finish
solid birch Originally sle S13.95
l Solid Birch Dnette Table, de luxe walnut
Was $50. Now
Living Room Furniture:
1 Students Maple Top shelves
Upholstered Stools blue
$750. S1O75
Buffers Type Coffee Table Williamsburg adaptation
hogany scared Less than u Now $99S
Occasional Chair chamois
stripe cotton tback of has slight tear Was s22o
Now Sl2 so
reversible spring cushion Was $3.50 Now s3975
Sheraton Design Occasional Chair tapestry
Was $1e.75. ----- S125O
Design cotton tapestry cover beached
legs has small tear). $62.75. $42 so
LIVING DINING ROOM FURNITURE Sixth FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Misses Formal Fashions
Reduced
Misses Dresses Reduced

A group of daytime and afternoon dresses made Of
cotton rayon crepes, sheers and chiffons and some
woolens properly labeled to fabric content) in
pastes and dark colors in plain fabrics and prints
Jacket dresses and longcoat ensemble coats included
dresses u price and less than u price.
10 dresses So 95 and more. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
13 dresses at less than u price. S7.75
"a dresses were $l695 and 1857
~ dresses SIG 95 and more $2 so
dresses SIG 95 to $25 $3.50
dresses were $2975 and more $22
"a dresses were $3975 and more. $24
dresses were $3975 Now
dresses were $5975 and more. 1914
dresses were S4975. S37
dresses $69.75. Now Ss9
dresses were S69.75. Now SAT
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Junior Misses AnkIets
4 pairs We're 39c pair

100 pairs Cotton Lisle Anklets
with Bermuda cuffs. elastic REIN
forced; navy, larkspur, light blue,
yellow, beige, brown, red. white.
royal and wine: sizes to sk
CHILDREN's HOSE, FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Women's Dresses Reduced

Afternoon dressessemit tailored and dressy styles in
plain and printed rayon fabrics black navy brown,
blue, red and aqua; sizes 1412 to 2412-16 to A.
40 SOS and
30 Dresses $2295 and more. S1495
20 Dresses $25 and Now $3.50
20 Dresses S25 and Now $1S75
10 Dresses $2e75 and Now ov------------S22 S22
WoMENs DRESSES THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Pyrex Glass Cooking Ware
Reduced u and More
Housewares Less Thon " Price

Round Metal Hamper CSC
Metal Ivory Now-------------S so
Drainers blue. Now SOC
Garbage Pail, inset Now CSC
Folding Wood Tray ST. 95
Metal and Ventilators Soc
Stands SOC
3 Bedside Tables Now SOC
Porcelain top Wooden Observation-Disclosures S395
6 S595
; Painted Plywood Bars, red, blue, green.
Vegetable csc
Ventilator CSC
gallons Magicoor Csc
Z Stands. CSC
l Table CSC
Breadbox. CSC
$50
Black Glass Vases 10c
Shelves. CSC
! Vegetable
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Housewares Reduced Up to VI:

l Tripcate ------------------S2.5 so
Cube Tub Was S295 Now 81. so
Wooden Lawn Ornaments Were ST.
Metal Baskets Were ST. Now SOC
1 Metal Basket $3.50 Now--------------S1.25
1 $3.50 Is
! Wood White-Rnsh Chest. $695. Now 50 sS
] Composition Shoe Cabinet Was $645.
Metal Shelf. Was 81.
Galvanized Pail Insets. Were $3.50 Now--------S1.95 .95
l Wooden Hamper. Was $295 Now 81 so
/ Glass Ventlator. Was 81 95 Now---- 81
Porcelain top Wooden Tables Were $40 Now------S595
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH rooR-Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Shop Tomorrow W.
Friday Remnant Day

Remnant Day Merchandise reurable exchanqeabe
c. O. d. Approval teep phone mail orders accepted
Some items oed nrarrd, damaged otherwise imperfect
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Women's Formal Wear
Reduced

Dinner dresses Of rayon crepe and rayon chiffon.
few with bead trim and many with dressmaker details
in black, aqua, blue and rose; sizes 1917 to 22z
and 16 to 49,
Dresses at less than Il price Now 1895
8 Dresses $29 IS. $3.50
IS. Nov----------- $3.50
1 Dresses s39.75. Sls.75
Dresses S55
4 Dresses $4975 Recommendation S37
WoMEN's FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Girls Cotton Dresses

Were S295.,
IS cotton print dresses in regular
and chubby sizes; sizes Z to IA.
so Girls Printed Cotton Dresses
for fall; sizes to IA. Were S1e5,
Now S1.45
GIRLS AND TEEN-AGE APPAREL.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Specially Purchased

Of@''/ WI ~'~%o~@
Fine Combed Cotton Yarn
Percale Sheets and Pi||owcases
Second selection with minute i1nberfections
limited quantity Of soft smooth luxurious percae sheets and
with mperfectons slight they do not impair the wearing
ties. In the following torn sizes, with plain hens:
80 ~ zoe each
~. w '' oA'0----@1''9 ea'n Sizes on both sheets and
oNe 0&ooS-4o each pillow taken before
72-Doube-bed OS---$z.e 5each hemmng.
BzwER RFn7H1
Printed REORGANIZATION Table
Cloths at Exceptional Savings
Second selection with minute inberfections
Fine quality cloths with beautiful mucoored patterns subject
slight imperfecon that will impair their wearing Qualities
detrac from their beautiful appearance.
54x54 Cloths each -------S1s5
6forSl
FIFTH
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Manufacturers Samples
Rayon Costume Slips
Special SIS

go slips Of rayon crepe or satin. bias
cut, trimmed with cotton lace or
eyelet embroidery; white or tea
rose; sizes 80, "a, S6.
II Slips of rayon satin or crepe;
bias cut, trimmed with cotton lace:
opal or tearose; sizes 80 and "a.
Regularly s3.95. Special S2.95
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Cotton Knitted
Panties, 35e We,e SOC

Is winter-weight brief length pan
ties In blossom; sizes medium and
large.
10 Vests-5o%c wool and 5oT cot.
ton. in blossom: large size. Were
85c. Now kSc
Rayon Union Suits; Size 81, 80
and A. Were $3.50 and sl.65.
NoW
KNIT UNpERwTAR Tr+yHn n MN
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Junior Misses
Dresses Reduced

A group of dresses of rayon crepe,
cotton velveteen and wool (properly
labeled as to fabric content) in
beige, blue, brown, toast, gold and
green; sizes II to IS.
10 dresses were $1295. Now S7,95
10 dresses were s1495. Now ss.e5
10 dresses were $25. Now----S14s5
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL,
FOURTH FLOOR.
Junior Misses Hats
~ Less than V price
40 junior misses hats, berets, tweed
Scotties and corduroy pill boxes In
red, blue. green and navy; head
sizes 2l1a to 22la.
IS Casual Felt Hats-snap and
roller brims, fur felt, in navy, green
and moss: head sizes 211a to 2212.
Were $395.
JUNIOR M1ssEs' MILLINERY,
FOURTH FLOOR,
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Manufacturer Samples
Rayon Crepe
Nightgowns
Special s2'9'
Regularly S3.9S

4s nightgowns made Of rayon
crepe trimmed with cotton lace and
eyelet embroidery-bias cut-tea-
rose and blue; sizes 90 to 80.
IL Nightgowns of rayon crepe or
satin, bias cut and trimmed with
cotton lace or eyelet embroidery:
tearose or blue; sizes 80 and "a.
Regularly $5.95 Special $3.95
UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
9-Piece Solid Oak Dining
Room Suite, 1895 Va, ,sssso

Beautiful fumed Cromwell finish, Jacobean design.
Large refecory table, china cabinet server chair,
five side chairs. Chair seats covered in red cotton
velvet Sold a complete suite
Evening star., 1942-10-22

FuR SALON. THnD FLooa.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Rayon Crepe Dresses

Were SI2.95 and $685.
40 tailored and casual dresses In
plain colors and prints; black,
green. blue and red: women's and
misses sizes.
Maternity Dresses in printed rayon
and cottons. many with Jackets;
broken sizes IL to 20.
8 dresses were s3e5. s2.s5
dresses were $595. Now S4.45
5 dresses were $895. Now S5.e5
3 dresses were sl0.95. Now S7.e5
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-25
Organizations Not to
Have RationS OF Sugar

Churches. lodges clubs and 9th.
er private organizations serving
occasional meals must obtain their
sugar through consumer contrlbu-
tons. according 10 latest instruc-
tons from Washington received by
Mrs. Luells Smith, county clerk and
chairman OF the Washtenaw Coun-
~ rationing board.
Such organizations cannot quail
fy as institutional users unless
they maintain an establishment for
the regular preparation and service
OF meals. To qualify they must
serve at least four meals per week
Instructions also warn against
granting OF tires to persons not
eligible TO receive them under pri-
GRITTY regulations. Local boards
have no authority to make any ex-
ceptions TO the regulations, the in
structions emphasize.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-25
In The Sick Room

Mrs. Charles Townsley, 943
Sheridan Ave. has returned home
from st. Joseph Hospital, Ann Ar
~.
Harvey c. Holmes. city clerk, re-
turned to duties Saturday after sew
eral days absence because of i'll
ness.
Betty Kelly returned Wednesday
from Boyer Hospital, where she had
- appendectomy.
DIR. Paul c. Samson, who under
went an appendectomy at Univer-
sity Hospital, Ann Arbor. two weeks
ago. returned to the home OF his
father. Prof. Paul B. Samson, Satur-
day, and left this morning for his
Atation at Santa Barbara. Cal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-25
MANY REJECTED

Detroit, May Rehabilitation
men, though placed in IA cldssifica-
ton by their draft boards. today
were cautioned against disposing OF
their civilian possessions too hast
lily for as many as so per cent o.
the selectees sent to the Fort St
induction center have been rejected
for physical defects.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-25
Municipal Court

Traffic assessments paid In
municipal court today and Saturn
day were by Sidney Cooper, Ida,
fM5. speeding and improper left
turn; Garrit Van Lee, Grand Rap
ids, Orville l.. Decker, Adrian,
Henry Lester, Chicago. John Hol-
elk Milan, Harlow Riggs, Belle
willie, Herman DeMarco, Ann Arbor.
IS. speeding: Austin d. Raney, $40.
Needing; Earl z. Pappert, De-
Volt, IS, speeding; Amos Collins,
Detroit, 81. red light violation;
Harry Wenint. Detroit. 81, i'm
proper overtaking and pass
ing; Clarence Kollewehr, Ann
Arbor, 1886, operators expired IL
cense; Jacob Finkbeiner. Bridge
water, 81. James Beal, Wyandotte,
~ stop violation; Carl Karlovitz
81. improper parking; X. Ratliff
Ann Arbor, 81, passing on marked
hill
Arthur Weberroth, 204 Arnet St,
was assessed $40 in municipal
court when he pleaded guilty to
charges of being intoxicated and
disorderly. He was arrested by
sMe police Saturday at the
Orange Lantern where be had al
legedly caused a disturbance and
broken a window.
Fourteen stitches were needed to
close decorations of the face and
lips of Chris Olsen, Corine Hotel.
after he had been involved in a
1sht early this morning on Bergen
Rd. near Packard Rd. He was
arraigned IN courCThls morning on
charge OF being intoxicated and
disorderly and was ordered to pay
fina and pncte ~ S66 IN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-25
BLAcKOUT "FAIR"

Detroit. May 25-INS- The sec
ond blackout in the Detroit area
was pronounced fair" today By
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries. Jr.. VIII ]
flew over the city during the II
minute blackout period last night
The blackout which came at 10 d.
m. extended through the highly in
dustrialized area Of Wayne. Oak
land and Macomb Counties and
across the river in Windsor. Ont.