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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08

SIN Nabn,en oes follSentriiden
Mngrtfies auf gingapur baben Sic
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lpie oenn iiberba,pt Nie5erldnoiih.
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GIusaeuae seidast lperoeiL baben
in fHrser gpanne 3eit einen iapa.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08
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uno Gorregioor. Tie Sapater bout
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Sic Gi,1fabrt II, Sen MANILA Safe,l
beberridjente Teltlng Gorregioor.
Ser SeinS peritiirfte ieilte slltsrii.
fe oil alien Sronten.
ltuiere GerluIte lino bisNer ii6er,
ali ais leiht SIT beseihnen.
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fen le,hten," Iei Sic Satiadle bon
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geuoeine Eartei, ionoern iiir b:t
Sade ser Sreibeit uub Ben 8oben
Sen ieiu 8olt 10 leioenifaftlid1 liebt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08
Gin 1leues 9atr bat hegot1nen

ais penn er iid) felt borninrrnt, niht
su flasen ,tnO au ianmern uno 81,
lt0bnen. 0ns 2anS Surdlcbt einc
Ser idipierigltcn Yerioben iciner
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bereit, uns III guteu Taeen als @lnc'
rifaner 81 briiIten, in Ser Spnne bes
@obIltanoes 81, tpGr,nen uno an5e.
rem init DIT pbariidiIder @ebdroe su'
sur,,fen: rSebt tpie DerrIid) fpsit
baben mir es gebraht."
Sett muB bas amerifaniide Golf
oie Brubc aufs grempel ablege,,.
Sebt nu6 es ser @elt Sen 9eipeis
erbringer, bab rMmerifa" ood bel
mebr lit als Dollars, Sollpipoob,
Nutos, friihes Gen,iiie 5u 8eib'
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9inse, sic tpir n,tter bent 9egriii
kHatriotisllu,s" ,si,ianlntenialirrL
nidt nur ib0ne 8orte ionSern ielblt.
perItGnoIibe Sugenoen eines Seoeu
Ser 1870 Millionen Wtenihen umlereS
Sanbes al ieoem ser Dor m,s liegeu.
Sen 800 Sage ii,lo.
ltno serabe 0a6urd, OaB mir 10
Manhes entbebrel nliiiien, .uiro
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baben. SSir ipsrben erfennen Iernen,
oab Sic Sreuben oes Daieins nidi
bonn Gelobeutel abbiingig su iein
brauhen. Wfit einisem g,ten @il.
len fDnnen mir al(e mitbelfen, Sab
Ser @unib elm Srobes ne,,es Sagr
aud in ihiperell Soften feline ct
iiilluna fin6e. ....
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08

1teber ems fins mir uns alle flor !:
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gen aber pieles bringeu. l1nier 2anO
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tpenn ipir 10 ihnel tpie m6slid oas
einaige ,3iel erreiden tuollen, Oas es
fir Elm 8olf i'm arieg geben fann
unb, gebe, bari: Gen Sies iiber Sic
Gei,toe 6es 2anbes.
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teuer eetuorben lit, bon gielem, ,pas
nit Den, Begriff nMmerifa" ,mlos.
bar berbnnOen ld)lel1, tperoen ipir
,tns trennen miilien. Ger Sad sioili.
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nafte SoIS entbI0ben. Soften mir,
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ltllb.
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uno Mnb, tann iih l.no ieinem 2an'
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fctains Halt,,i,e pe,,
f1e,ten, a,,eeeriifeit

8idp. Sie bon Seutihlano fo!!'
trollierte 3eitllng "Noupaulr
Semps" maf)te Ingrifie gegen Ye'
tain ru,S ,uarnte ibm, .uenn CT iuei,
ter nit Sen 0emofratien lie6iiugele.
iuiirOe Sranfreid) nod ieii, afrifa'
uiihes 9teid perlieren. SnSuiiheu
fins mebrerc Wsorbe il Yaris bor'
gefomlnen. Siibrer Ser frans0iiiher
9tasis ipurSen ermor0et. Nuh be,,t
,ide @elabungstruppen tpuroen Tin
Sic Gfe gebraht. Sn Haris lit bi(
Stilnmung lebr gebriidt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08
Aifoerl ldn1iff 9nnien
ais krieQ8partner

uno fat tdgliG eill japanii6es
Iransportidiif pernidten f1nnen.
50 .baben iid) Sic &olliinoer i'm
aa,npi Inn Sen Stillen Ssean als
elm l,ngemein ipertpouer 4unoesge'
noiie GrobbritannienS uno ser Ser.
ei,,isten Staaten ertpieien ulO sir.
fen balnit ref)nem, 6ab al,d lire bei'
ben ,n1d)tiaeren Gerbiin6eten iDr
M0glihites t,,n ,per6en, I'M oas rel.
DE boadnoiide Snielreid,, Das fit
ulliere eigene MobitoffDeriorguna
bon GROCER 8eoel,tung lit, Dor iapa'
niider Groberung sl1 ldiiten.
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our1 6as 9ritte Mei6 bat in eieoer.
(dnoiid- -Sn0ien oen beitebenoen 8eiit
unabbdnsiser Gatfraft nur nod oer'
ltdrft. Sie houGn6iId)en aolonien
fins ia bom MutterlanOe aus geiebeu
niht tpie sic frans0liiden Elm suldt.
liher 8eiit. at Oe,t man BEL poll.
tiiben Gripdgungen crit an britter
o0er bierter !Stelle Oenft. Sic iino
bielmebr oie !pabre Guelle Oes bol,
ldnoiihen &eihtulns uno 6as 0irfs
ungsfelo ser beIten Dou1noiihen
Eatfraft 9etpeien; Elm Heih, bas
iedsignal Sen Jld6enraun, 6aS
Mutterla,tbes uno iiebeneinbalbmal
ieine GintpobneraabI bat. Mie6er.
l6noii9:Snoiet lit ME IN ser gleiden
SdIl,b ouf Seite g.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08
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eelcbte 1it>,,itrie

8a'bington. stooIebelts Meoc ii,
8e5ug auI oie altitarbeit Ser ST..
Sultrie uno IrbeiterItboft III sen,
aroben HiiIt,rnsaprosramm fir Sic
Genlofratiea l0ite Sic slut!uort Sc,
SnluItrie ulo slrbeiieritbaft aus, in,
bent tie Selegrall,nc al 9tooieneli
ianbten lno oeripraGei,, oab lie BIN,
ter Inn IteDeu bolt ltno aar; int Sc,
I,liriiItuno.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08
E,.ftatt9riii a,ai:
Reid a,tee>e,,tet

Soubou. ollie beutIhe,, HuaoIunf-
itatiorei,, bar,tnter Berlin, Sam.
burg, &5ln, 2eipsig uno St,,ttsart,
itellten ,,,n ] ltbr abe,,os nad aiae,
Notwithstanding bie Senoungeu
elm. Gs iheint cine nepe HoIitif 81
iein oenn slnsrifie b,rd 8omber
auf SOS Neitb eriolgten nidt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08
Hamsfentitee fir
Dertei>ia

sSaibington. Mit eiler Mebrbeii
bon nur elmer Sti,lunc bicG bas
iir-&onitee oes SauieS cine
9in gut, Sic Sen &ricesIefretir cr.
mGbtige1 iou, $1OO,OOO,OOO fir
bie 5iDilberteiSisuus 1T Sen Ser.
staaten, ibren Scrritoricn ,,n> Sc
litungen al,sSlgeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-01-08
IN Sm>eitetarafa
kerriett erei3e KGlte

Berlin. 'SiiooIteuropa befinOet iih,
in Sen S1ngen elmer &dIteipelle. Su
Siio=5brasien fins 25 8auern er-
iroren. Sn Sofia ltanb bas 8aro-
meter ouf 13 GRAB unter Ruu.
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lit,.llgen ausSugebeit.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
HELP MEN.

ers in washington. ?. G.: REQUIRES the
services M Of hisherade man who 70 is pa
labor per month. Here is an opportunity
for the right man to earn $500 per month.
Write Box 66-S. Star. All replies will be
treated as strictly confidential.
TRUCK DRIVER, PERMANENT
years;around year work: trailer experience Dc de-
established Arm Box 15S-B Star.
DRIVERS,
With trailer experience. familiar with
9IE HsIa fsSS ne sDD's zsdS
FORD MECHANIC WANTED
Excellent permanent position with Wash
up to $50 weekly See Mr.. Messlck.
STEUART MOTOR CO.,
9th and N. Y. Ave. NV.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
For portrait work, full time only. Apply
716 18th St NV.
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS,
Colored, 2. Fea eatherstone Service Station,
1903 New jersey ave. NV.
PRESSER.
1701 18th ST. NV. H.
WAITER, COLORED, $3.50
And meals: must be experienced. Govern
msnt Iessryaton. ion permanent mans ~ WorS For
CLERK,
Student or draft deferred young man, for
general clerical work l am. to, am,
if desired. Apply superintendent Emer-
eency HOSPITAL,
PIANO TUNER,
Permanent position. paying top salary.
Will arrange interview. BoE 66-R, Star:
PORTERS-BELLBOYS,
10 to 55 Years of Age,
Apartment Buildings.
Excellent Opportunity
Good Working Conditions.
Apply es{ytts M e. sssl sHot 2 I to 4 y ~ IN
ROUTE statesmen WANT
ED, SAT PER WEEK GUAR
ANTEED AFTER SHORT
TRAINING PERIOD. AP-
PLY MONDAY AND THURS
DAY BETWEEN 9 AM. AND
4 PM.
HOLMES BAKERY,
LOT F ST. NV.
TAILOR, EXPERIENCED,
GOOD SALARY, STEADY
EMPLOYMENT. 2115 G. ST.
NV, 3rd FLOOR.
BREAD WRAPPER, 18 to As
years, no experience neces-
sary. Apply 1849 7th st. NV.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for
colored men for furniture
truck helpers. Apply The
Hecht Co. Service Bldg, 400
Okie st. ne.
DRIVER-DELIVERY MAN,
White or colored, for mems
store delivery (new light
Chevrolet truck, one who
knows the city well, especially
the Northwest section. One
delivery daily at 2 o'clock.
Draft-deferred man pre-
ferred; must be sober and
experienced with good record
and references. Good man
can earn excellent salary.
Permanent position. Apply
to Mr.. Richards.
Lewis & Thos. Saltz, Inc,
1409 G St. NV.
MAN, colored, wanted for
work in large apartment
house; full-time position,
good hours and salary. Call
Resident Manager, CO. 8841,
between 9 am. and 5 pm.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for
receiving clerks. Apply The
Hecht Co. Service Bldg, 400
Okie st. ne.
CARPENTERS
FOR TRIM WORK.
Apply
Skaters Lane & Mt. Vernon
Blvd, Alexandria, Va.
SPOTTER WANTED. All
round man. Best salary paid.
Excellent hours and working
conditions. Apply Beverly
Plaza Valet, 1915 Mount Ver-
non avenue, Alex, Va. TIE.
1922, or Mr.. Faigen, Jackson
1861, Sun.
MULTIGRAPH CLERK-Ex.
cellent salary, 40-hour week;
vacation with pay. Apply Mr..
c. D. Aldrich, Peoples Drug
Stores Office, II P st. ne.
AUTO MECHANIC OVER As
YRS. OF AGE. MUST BE
ABLE TO MEET THE PUB
Lie AND HAVE FAIR
KNOWLEDGE OF FORDS
AND PLYMOUTHS. SAL
AIRY TO START, $2,O4O
YEAR. BOX 43-T, STAR.
PHARMACISTS, short orders.
6-day week, good pay, excel
lent working conditions, va
cation with pay, opportuni-
ties for advancement. Apply
Mr.. c. B. Aldrich, Peoples
Drug Stores Office, n P
| st. ne.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Al statesmen.

11-1 O11bEJIHG1N.
II you have been top salesman in the
past but due to present conditions can
not make the money you are accustomed
to, then keep on reading Our business is
not affected by priorities or credit re-
sarcsions nacfs r we eo are swamped With pros.
$500 to $500 each month II you are an
Al salesman and have car, maybe you
are one of the 3 men we are looking for
Write for personal interview. Box
Evening star., 1942-10-11
HELP MEN.
SALESMAN

Stewart Mems Clothes, Inc, 91O ST..
NV.
MAN to help around furniture
store and supervise deliveries;
give age and experience. Box
186-M, Star. =
Evening star., 1942-10-11
Educational News and Advertisements
HELP MEN,,

BOY-An instrumentality of the
Government has place for a
neat colored bus boy. Call DI.
9344 after 8 a m.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
OFFICE CLERK.

DRAFT-EXEMPT MAN.
For maintenance division Of housing de-
velopment: steady position, good salary.
Buckingham Community,
5000 4th st. NJ, Arlington, Va.
CHI HO0O -. .
Evening star., 1942-10-11
PART-TIME WORK.

PART-TIME WORK.
Men between 81 and 80, draft deferred.
to work as bus operators
Must be able to report for work week
days between 6 I'm. and am. and then
work for 2 or 3 hours.
Also need some men who are able to
report f9r work between pm and 4:30
For ntber r ra%,rsepts septsai III nourS . s,s,,,
advertisement for streetcar-bus operators
elsewhere on this page
Apply in person weekday mornings at
employment office.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
seth and Prospect Avenue NV,
Georgetown.
Take Route No. 20, Cabin John Streetcar
Please Do Not Phone for Information.
Evening star., 1942-10-11

COLORED CAR WASHER; salary, S22
week; no Sunday work. Apply Mr. Rrc,
2O17 Virginia ave. NV. Logan Motor Co.
COMPOSITOR to work evenings. 1901 G
st NV Room 20
Evening star., 1942-10-11

CTOR-SALESMAN, experienced, SfJ
week guarantee. Walker-Thomas Furni
ture Company, 1918 9TH st. NV.
CLOTHING SALESMAN-Steady employ
ment to proper party: good salary. Apply
Inpp'c RAJ 9TH st w
Evening star., 1942-10-11

CLOTHING SALESMAN experienced
straight salary. Styleplue Sales Room
217 Homer BLDG. 18th and F SITS NV.
COLLECTOR SALESMAN, age 4O-45. for
established insurance route in D. c. Phone
manager. ME 5306, for interview.
Evening star., 1942-10-11

catering to fine clientele: q days: $40 VS.
to start Write details of experience
briefly. Box sac, Star
Evening star., 1942-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

APPLES! APPLES! APPLES!
Delicious and Winesaps, 35c, SOC, 75c bu
MOuNTAIN VIEW FARM, look for sign "a
mlie west OF Tyson Crossroads, Va. YOUR
Evening star., 1942-10-11
HELP MEN.
FINISHER.

Experienced on piano work.
Permanent position, paying
top salary. State qualifica-
tions for interview. Box 32-R,
Star.
Evening star., 1942-10-11

PORTER, colored, expert
enced. Must have references.
Salary, $22 per wk. The Hub
Furniture Co., 7th and D
StS. NV. ~. -.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
HELP MEN.
LABORERS
For track work on Pennsylyanis Railroad.
Apply 4O5. Union Station. =,
ELEVATOR OPERATOR,

Opportunity for middle aged white man
desiring permanent position; 4O-hour week;
starting pay II inexperienced. S1s weekly
and $50 after 80 days training: $50 week
ly II experienced. Regular scheduled in
creaSes. Apply Evening Star Newspaper
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
Unions

Continued from Page Onel
ident OF the New Jersey State In
dustrial Council. is the chairman
William Green. president Of the
ALL and Philip Murray. president
Of CIO have informed the affiliat-
ed unions of this agreement Mr.
Green pointed out that because
OF the distressing. tragic, total
war situation, labor is called upon
AZ never before to contribute to
worthy causes. including the com.
munity chest drive Those who
are unfortunate and suffering in
each community will be the bene-
flciaries OF community chest sup
port Labor leads in the develop
ment and manifestation OF deep
interest IN the extension OF help
and support 10 these unfortunates
Labor is under obligation 10 con
tinue its interest and support Of
unfortunate individuals who must
depend upon support and assist
ance by the community chests IN
the different communities through.
out the land D."
Mr. Murray said, This year we
must support with determination
the war needs OF our Allies-in-arms
in addition to the usual community
services Particularly we are sup
porting the campaigns in those
far.sighted communities where war
chests are established 10 meet all
these needs in a single drive. The
costs and the losses Of time and
energy are cut to the minimum
when We give once for all through
the National CTO War Relief Com
mittee and the War Chests
The National clio Committee
Tor American and Allied War Re
lief has negotiated an agreement
with the National Association Of
Community Chests and Councils
for our systematic participation in
he community war chests.
"CIO will not fail the nations
need on any front
Mr.. Nescott announced that the
directors OF the Community Fund
would act on the local Community
Fund budget at a special meeting
This evening and the War Chests
budget would receive its approval
NJ a meeting OF a special commit
tee Tuesday evening The expec
tations are that YpsilantFs share
in war relief together with the
needs Of local agencies will total
az least 500 600
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
DEATHS
Fred &. Showerman

Fred r show erman. brother Of
the late Frank Showerman. passed
away suddenly AZ his home 10 De-
troit this morning Mr. ShONerman
was born in Ypsilanu. Jan. I, 1868.
He was the son OF Lorenzo and
Harriet Barker SLOVENIAN. His
early life was spent in Ypsilanti,
and for some time he travelled for
the Hay 4 Todd Wooden NH. Later
he MAS for many years in business
in New York City. For the past
few years he had made his home in
Detroit
He is survived by his wife. who
was Miss Harriet Swift, OF Ann
Arbor. and two nieces. Mrs. Charles
Zimmerman OF Dearborn. and Mrs.
Alfred c. Wortley, OF Highland
Park. Mr. Showerman was the last
survivor OF that name, which has
been an outstanding one in the
growth OF Ypsilanti. His grandpsr-
ents we're the Timothy ShowermanS
who came TO Npsilanti in 1884. They
were for many years active in the
upsuilding OF this city and in the
formation and growth OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
Funeral services will be in the
J. +. Moore Funeral Home. Wed
nesday at O'Clock in the afternoon
and burial will be IN Highland Gem
etery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
OCrap

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greatest junk piles for the steel
furnaces
To Have Plaques
The three states collecting the
most scrap will get plaques from
Nelson while each county produc.
ing 100 pounds or more per cap
tia will receive a salvage victory
pennant =
The groups lined up for the
the drive are like roll call OF
American organizations formed for
neighborly and community bene
III Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts. won
ems and fraternsl groups. bust.
ness mems associations, labor
groups clubs air raid wardens.
and schoolchildren everywhere.
Doorbells will be rung by the
millions. housewives will be asked
to take another look Just ane
more-from attic to basement to
rout out maybe that old iron bed
stead they just didn't want to let
go
In factories top executives Will
search their establishments from
roof to basement to scrap all metal
equipment not really needed
Turn il In!
Leaders OF the drive have stress
ed this point
All OF us have saved old iunky
stuff or stuff We didn't need right
now. thinking maybe Il would
come in handy some time That's
all right In peacetime
But now we need every bif of
metal for war II you have any
thing made OF metal and don't &C.
tually need II turn 81 IN
II you have scrap which you
don't want 20 give away although
At the same time you wish 10 help
the government. sell a 10 u Junk
man and then buy war bonds o.
stamps with the proceeds other
Wise. give II 10 the scrap collectors
or carry it 10 the community Junk
pile
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
Municipal Court

A number Of drivers and persons
charged with being intoxicated and
disorderly appeared in court today
following week end escapades
Warren Light. 700 y Prospect
ST. paid a $50 assessment when
he pleaded guilty to charges Of
driving while under the influence
o. liquor He was arrested follow
ing an accident Sunday night when
his car struck a parked vehicle be
longing to Glare Camburn, Route
3, Tecumseh.
James c. Afford. Stone School
Rid was given the alternative Of
a $50 assessment or 60 days in jail
when he admitted charges Of driv-
Ing while under the influence Of
LIQUOR. His drivers license was
suspended
Grady {. Hughes Stone school
Rd.. was given an alternative OF
SO or 30 days in Jail when he
pleaded guilty to charges Of be-
ing intoxicated and disorderly
Wson he pleaded guilty 10
charges " reckless driving. John
BeFLH 20 Z. Cross St. was
given y alternative ef S25 as
sessment or 30 days In Jail
John Tabb. Ann Arbor was com
mitted TO jail for 80 days saturday
when he pleaded guilty to charges
Of being intoxicated and disorder
ly
John Wren. 52S Harriet ST. was
assessed $40 when he pleaded
guilty 10 charges Of being disor-
derby and making threats with a
knife. Complaint was signed by
Mrs Charlotte Harris. $50 Harriet
st.
Oliver Bennett. l6 y Huron ST,
pleaded guilty TO charges OF be.
ing intoxicated and disorderly and
he was assessed $40
Drivers who paid in court in
cluded Charles Gale. F'llsdale $40
and Clayton Bicelow Belleville. 81
each for speeding
Other minor assessnsats amount
ed 10 s3905.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-28
War

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ny oil fields smashed hack the Ger
mans ON one sector and recaptured
q strategic height
Strike Nard
Besides heavily pounding the
port Of Rabaul on New Britain Is
land Allied fliers pilotcd Flying
Fortrcsses over New Guinea and
struck hard blows AZ the Jap base
Of Buna Catalina flying boats car.
ried out an assault against Jap po-
sitions on the island Of Hougainyille
IN the Solomons.
Gen Dou las MacArthurs head
quarters reported that Jap bonn bers
made an attack on the United Na-
lions base at Port Darwin, Austria
Tia but The raid failed 10 damage
either military installations or civil
IAN buildings