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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

" have long been famous for
their smartly clad legs, go out
TO buy new stockings for fall.
they will find rayons which are
far superior TO those they
bought last winter.
Sheerness in silk stockings is
determined by the number OF
silk threads that are twisted to-
getheF- -Hske-the- knitting
yarn; two-thread silk stockings
are very sheer. three-thread
slightly heavier. and so forth.
In rayon stockings. a single
thread of selected size deter
mines the sheerness of the stock
ing. The term used 10 denote
the size OF the rayon thread is
"denier" pronounced "den-yer.
These comparisons will help
you when buying your hose:
Fifty denier in rayon is COM
parable in sheerness TO three 10
four-thread m silk.
Seventy-five denier In rayon
Is comparable in sheerness TO
FIVE 10 six-thread in silk.
One hundred denier in rayon
II comparable in sheerness TO
seven-thread in silk.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22
Moge Der Iiebe @ott Sic uno Sbre1
Mnitolt ieenen. S. @., Ohio.
Mms Dett .Soiepbimm,lt

Son Sr. graeIlena DEM apoitoli=
iden 9elegaten lit uns bic Nadribt
3l1gegansen, oaB 8eb. Souls S. 8ubL
S.S, als Spiritual fir bas Soiepbi-
mum ernannt porbet fei. Heb. Bubl
tritt an bie Stelle oes &ep. Banl
5dmio, tpelder feline prieiterlide Sd-
tiefeit in Der 9io5eie Sort Bapne
aufnin1nt. ltnIere Stuoenten ibuls
ben Geb. Sbnlio eroben 9anf fir
oie ieeleneifrisen uno opfertpilligen
Mrbeiten ibres ebentaligen Spiritn~
als. 8ir beripreden ibm ,1nier @e=
bet fir oen grfols leiner apoitoli-
iben Irbeiten.
X X X
ltniere Seminariiten, tpeld)e oeln
gmpfang boberer @eiben i'm Septem'
ber entsegenIebe1t, tperben erlubt,
re6t5eitig ibr idriftlides @eiub Inn
3ulaiiung 5u oieien 8eiben einaltien
ben. gBie erinnerlid, barf oieies
fbriftli6e @eiud nibt ouf Der
Sdreibrnaidine, ionoern nit Der Ell
eenen SanOfdrift eei6rieben tperoerl.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

Stride finbeit, Die 81 oieiem ,3ned
gebaiit iporben lit, aatbolifer1, Brote.
ita1te,l, nno Silben sur anoadt au
oienen.
Man er3ablt iid folse1oe @eididte
iiber religi6ie 3nianmenarbeit in Der
observation-disclosures in RiiIouri no
atpei 5olbaten, Elm &ornifb -&atboli'
l1er unb ein ssnbe, 1niteinanoer Die
Seeresfapene idn1iidten; Biz Die Ir.
belt getan mar, lebtett fie in Dem Set
me zines proteitantiid)en aaplans.
Das fertiggeiteIlte @ebaloe tpuroe
bon Mnbdngern aller brei &onfellio.
men benutt.
Gom Gage ieiner Muiterling biz
gum Gage ieiner ausmniteruns bat
oer anterifaniide Solbat reidlid Sc.
legenbeit su b6llig freier @noabt.
Nie,nals miro er 5l1 elmer beionoeren
religi0ien 5bablone gesiplngen. geie-
mails miro ct beitraft, neil er nidt
bieie ODER iene 4noadt beiudt.
Oie Seeresfapelle lit ein Spmbol
fiir oie itanobafte Stellung, Die Die
Oemofratie eegen Die INTERVIEWING
burb oie Madt oer Gottloiigfeit ooer
gegen oen &ontproniB in ibnen elm.
1tilnnlt. Die Seeresfapellen iinb cine
slrt Serausforoerilng gegeniiber Der
Grobung bon &laiien-, Gaiien- uno
@laubensporurteil. sluf Die relisioic
gerfolelng in anoeren Seilen Der
friegeriiben @elt antiDortet bie slr-
nice Ser Ser. Staaten nit pollltdnOi-
ger reIieioIer 5reibeit. = (gonmon
Council for Mmerican unitD.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22
9as relisi6ie 9eben nnierer goloatem

8arum sic 3ibilbepolferung nod
iinmer bes @lalibens lit, baB Die Col
baten in ether rein militariiden 8eIt
leben, abgeI6nitten bon ieoer io5ialen
uno geiitigen 8eriibrung, nit ans-
nabnte ibres fur5en ltrlaubs, lit nie-
n1anbel lnebr als Sen Soloaten elm
NdtIel.
Die meiIten SoIbaten balten on,
Sonntng ibre Mnbadt. giele bon If
|nen beluben ip1brenb Der 8ohe Die
gibelitunoen. Siioildcr @ottesoienit
finoet am 6reitag 5ipiiden 6 ltbr
.abenbs uno .Sanstags 6 ltbr NOR
gems itatt. Man lit il,1,ner barauf be.
oadt, Die beionoeren 6eit, ,,no Soft
taee Ser peri6ieoenen &elisionen IN
neaubalten. beionbers Die groBen re-
lieioien Seiertage oes Sabres, tpie
aarfreitas, Oitern uno 8oib Saibana
Beriobnungsfeit).
Ser Seeresfaplan lit ein beibdf>
tiger Man,1. @r bat nibt MIR Den
Anftrag, ben @ottesoienf fiir Die
Solbaten ab5ubalten, ionoern ct poll=
aiebt al6 bie Srauungen, Saufen Der
Soloatenfinoer uno beiudt oie &rans
fen in oen Soipitdlern. Die ginrib=
t,1ng ser Seeresfaplane eebt i'm anle=
rifaniiden Seere bis auf oen &ebolu=
tionsfrieg aliriid, als George 8aib
ington ben eriten appeu an oie anle=
rifaniiben Diener oes gpangelilnls
1nahte. &aplane ltnlerer 3eit iino
fatboliiden proteitantiidell nno i'll
biifen @laltbens.
Nibts f9reft Die Seeresfapldn,
babor ab, ben @ottesoienit ab5ubal=
ten. &itrolid ipuroen Slime iiber
@ottesoienite beroffentlidt, bie in
Der @iilte Der 5abara por Soloaten,
Die anf leeren Selfannen iiberL abge-
balten tp,troen. Iusbilorngslnger ba.
ben fleine &apellef, bie einen Soloa=
fen bon iei1ler &eirnat Der tpobl ber-
traut it1o. Waobel nno altdre iillo
bdufig tragbar.
Mls @ereralmaior Gomltno s..
@reeorp Die erIte nene Seeresfapella
i'm arlineton-2ager in 8irginia LETT
tes SSabr eintpeibte, lettfte er Die slnfs
merfiamfeit arf Elm darafteriitiides
Merfrnal Der aapelle.
Das 8ibtigite in elmer ieoen aa-
pele lit Der Mltar, oer 10 entuorfer
|iit, bob er fit Ben @ottesoienit ber-
felt un6 ieoer gteligionsgen1einidait
ansepaBt iperoen fann. !, Sn ieiner
8auart lit nibts 10 ipesifiid) a1neri=
fanii6 ipie 6ieier 9lltar; benn nur in
einen1 freien 2an6e fann mam eine
eine ME oagetpeiene Sobe erreibt bot.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

eine ME oagelneiene S6be erreidt bot.
Man bort oft oie Srage: n@as mo-
gen oie 2eute nur t,ln NIT an bem
@eIo?"
g8ir nohta1 bie antiport barauf
geben: Isle lenben einen Seil babon
oem Soiepbinum."
x X X
@ir eriu6en rniere 2eier, in ibren
@ebeten Ser Seele ser perltorbenen
Nib Sobanna &rDIan, Carroll, Sa.,
se0enfen ar ipollen. Oie Geritorbene
mar lebensldnglid) 2eierilt bes Ohio
8aiienfreunos uno 8obltaterin oes
SSoiepbinums.
X X X
@iner 1inlerer Stubenten 1nter=
nabm cine nmfraeetour in ieiner Set
matIta6t, nn6 batte bas Slid, "a
neue 2eler fir nnlere @odenblatter
au eetpir1nen.
X X X
Gin Stu6ent, ser nit Sd QeIern
ms Soiepbinnm aliriidfebrt, bot sic
Sreuoe nno @enugt,inng, oas Sei-
niee beigetragen at baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22
MUSINGS BY
TIE TREASURER

Sic arbeiten i'm u8ictorD @aroen"
iiro geeignet, iesermann nit WtDb-
rem, Gotriiben nnb grbIen, nnb Io-
oar NIT Ser Merican 8ean 8eetl1
unb bunoert anoern @iirlnerlt ltlto
llneesieier befannt o,t ,nahert, pelhe
iid geeen Die grnte beridmoren ba-
ben.
x x X
9es geabbars Grlltbiibner baben
unier gornbeet entbecft. Die alte Senne
5eigte ibren 5proBlineerL tpie man Die
Gorner nusfinbig ulabt. Sin ben
gor,lobren mar elm etma ein5oHtges
gnbe abgebiiien uno bas &orn ber-
ausgeaogen. gtebenbei benerft fann
Die 8rlttbenne Die eanae 2anee bes
Gornfelbes iiberfliege..
* X x
8enn man iidb etipas i'm @arten
umliebt, fommt man au einigen prals
tiiben @rlpdel1nsen. Da iino 8. 9.
bie sriinen 8obnen. 8or einteen
Sqbren nod fonnten mir ei,1en 8u-
ibeI ser beiten eriinen 8obnen fiir
60 Gents faufen, eini6lieBIid bes
aorbes. Dieie 8obnen >mubten gum,
Marft gebrabt tperoen; es nluBte am
Dfarftplas Stanoeelo beaablt lperoen
ltno Ste,1ern fiir oas 2ano, oas ben
grtrae lieferte. 8efanntermaBen 1T
oieies Sabr oas benfbar eiinItigite
8etter fir alle grten @artener5eug=
niiie in 3entral-Obio. Man braudt
BLOB IN Die 8obnenital,oen binein5l1-
ereifen l1no bat ei,ten 8uidel feiniter
8obnen. Srotbem nin1mt es 3eit,
sic 8cbnen au pfliiden ,1no mir n16d-
ten iie ni6t Inn 60 Gents pro 8uidel
berfaufet ,lno tpiiroen uns iogar Elm
@eipiiien bara,1s mahen iie 51 Die
fem 9reile einaufaufen.
| * X X
Nah ben @eilnugen ber 8egies
rung Iegen mir ,lniere Wi1lterfobls
elm. 9ieie Muslaeen baben rnierm
Gelobeutel bart auselest. 9ie @aben
iino in Sen lebten @oben ungemeir
iparlib einsela,,fen, ob1uobl Set
tungsberihten na1 Ser Gelbumlaui
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-22

@egen Der Gntionierilng unb Dec
So6itpreisregltlierung bie tpobl 5l..
Iebenos i6drfer 81 lperoen peripricbt,
ieben Sanle1toe bon fleinen, llnab'
bdneieen @rocers elmer i6iperen Seit
entgegen. 5ino ooeb geraoe in Der
2ebersmittelbran6e bie @epinnmar-
gen 10 flein unb sic &onfurrer5 70
iborf, oob ielbIt Elm fleiner nmios.
riidgang ooer gar cine 8eidneibung
ser an iid meiit geringfiigieen 8ro.
fite SEN ltnteridieo 5ipiiben @eipinn
uno 8erlnit, alio ben ipirti6aftliben
iltin bebeuten fann.
9as n8an Street SSournar 1T
Der Mniidt, baB Bis Sabresenoe m0s-
lideripeiie atpei 9rittel Ser i'm 2anbe
Dorbanoenen 100000 @rocerD=2dben
sur SdlieBung se5ipungen iein biirf-
te. Dabei tneroen es nab Mniibt bie.
lies 8lattes feinesipegs MIR bie flei-
men 2eute iein, tpelhe iiber 6ie alin.
se ipringen miiiien. 8ielmebr miro
es fir m0gli6 gebalten, bob audi
inan6e Settle BEN fit1an5ienen @eiii
aufgeben m,,B.
auf lange Si6t miro iebod zines
oer ipidtislten Yrobleme ridt auf
oem Grofitgebiet gu il1ben iein. 8iel.
mebr miro es bie 8efdaffllng elmer
ausreidenoen 8arenmenee fein, ipel-
DIE ben @rocers bie 1neiIte Gorge be-
reitet. SSene 2aoenbeiiter, oie aIio su-
na6it einmal Die erite ltebereangss
frife, beruriabt olrb S0bfpreiie
nnb @eipinnbeidrdnfung, bDberc
5teuern lno fteige11be 8etriebsfoiten,
iiberiteben, merben fpdter nit einenl
nod idlimmeren 9ra6en, ndmlih
oeln ser Warenfnappbeit, at ringen
baben.
9ie fanaoiiden ilnb eneliiben gr-
| |fabrungen laiien oarauf iblieBen, Dob
Die Sterblidfeit llnter ben amerifa-
nilben @rocers redt betrddtlid iein
miro, ipenn Der arieg lange banert.
@s fann nur gebofft tuerben, BOB oas
Sinan3blatt in oieient Salle ettpas au
idpar5 eeieben bat.
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Stimttte DeS HolfeS fur
has eSoiepbtMMMt

@inlieeeno ienoe id) Sbnen eins
@abe bon $500, bie id als Mlmolen
beriprohen bate. @ott ieene Sssbr gu=
tes 8erf! - S. g., Bis.
X X X
Siermit idide id Sbnen $3.50 5u
@bren oes FL. Soiepb unb bes fl.
Mntoni,ls, 5rm 9anf fir oie grb0e
rung in elmer &ranfbeit. Seoer iollte
feline 3uflubt gu ben Seiligen uno
ben Mrmen Seelen nebmen. Mtan
,piro erbort. - 6. &C., &p.
X X *
Sd idide Sbnen biermit $500 5u
@brem Ser Wfutter bon oer Simmer
,pabrenben Silfc. Sd batte bic Gabe
in elmer &ranfbeit beripro6en nno
bin. @ott lei Danf. erhort iporoen.
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&ir6enfalenoer

s. 81. " Sgnatius bon Sopold
@. i. sluguit Eetri &ettenfeier
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-08

CBv international News service)
London, sept. S-lNS-Character-
izing Commando attack on Dieppe
as reconnaissance in force for
future offensiyes. Prime Minister
Winston Churchill today revealed
complete agreement between Great
Britain and the United States on
vast campaign Of action to crush
Nazi Germany.
In a lengthy war review 10 the
House OF Commons Churchill laid
stress on the "factfindiug' nature
OF the expedition
Not Enough
He admitted At the same time
that Soviet Russia frankly believes
neither Britain nor the United
states are doing enough 70 lit the
weight OF war from the Red arm.
les.
Churchill did. however. promise
fftffFf4===t ED !. iit.iss=4. taeaS4se
against the Nazi-held continent Of
Europe on much larger scale
and assured the house that the
United Nations have definite plans
to "smite the foe" where and when
the Allied high commands deem
lest.
Echoing President Roosevelfs
conviction that Soviet Russia Will
fight Hi,lerism to the end. Chur.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-08

chill traced recent diplomatie.mili-
tsry developments As follows
Important Mission
In July or this year. President
Roosevelt sent most important
mission 10 Great Britain. composed
OF Chief Of staff General George {.
Marshall. Admiral Ernest J. King
and Hauy Hopkins.
Editors Note This WAS the
first official disclosure OF the pres
euce in England Of these high
ranking officials. American report.
ers were fully aware o. the visit.
which was kept secret for security
reasons. Others present included
President Rooscvclts press secre-
tary. stephen Early. The American
mission contacted highest British
officials I'm every sphere
Decisions Made
Decisions OF importance were
=ta--.es,- ailce.lnz- lhe fuure conduct
OF our operations in EuIope and
Throughout the world
Thus by the end Of July com
plete agreement on var policy and
war plans had been reached be-
tween Britain and the United
States.
The agreement covers the whole
field 81 va tn every p7rt Of thc
world and also deals With the neccs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-08
Fuel Oil to
be RatiOned

CBv International News SerNice)
Washington, Sept S-iNS-Cou'
pom rationing of war-short fuel oil
in the Midwest as well as in the
eastern area-will he announced
by the War Production Board to-
day or tomorrow
This was revealed by experts in
the once Of Petroleum Coordination
working with the ONCE of Price
Administration on plans for fuel
oil rationing.
The War Production Board
these sources said. will order OPA
/ to plan and put into effect fuel oil
ratloning and also define the re
, siang to be rationed
v r!N fuel oil ration order. they
said has been delayed while WIPE
Cha man Donald Nelson worked
With )PC experts to decide whether
ia io 4ing would be necessary out
size The Atlantic Seaboard short
az ca
Nj Nelson has decided that the
drafting of tank cars from mid.
Srst@ n region for fuel transpor-
iatio1 into the East will make ra-
tionin, necessary in the Middle
West As well as along the sea
board the OPC experts said.
"WPB will announce the fuel ra
tion order today or tomorrow"
The sres 10 be rationed under
present WPB plans, it was learned
sin in 'ude All territory east OF
the Mis .issippi River with possible
exemption of southern states.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-08
Wiener Roast
For Soldiers

Dancing. ping pong. Switchboard.
and horseshoes were enjoyed al a
small. informal party given by the
American Legion for 80 soldiers sta
toned at the Bomber plant Monday
evening. The party, which was In
the nature " an experiment, 10
see whether informal parties OF this
type would be popular with the
men, was enthusiastically declared
success by soldiers and % junior
hOstesses alike.
\ wiener last AT the grill In
the yard OF the Legion Home con.
tributed 10 the informally Of the
occasion. with the soldiers clamor.
ing TO help serve and COOK the
food Throughout the evening
many soldiers remained I'm the vi
cinity Of the Kitchen. insisting that
they he allowed 10 help Many de-
clared II was the first time they
had really been inside kitchen
since leaving home.
The party was organized by Mrs
Carl Johnson. who was assisted by
Mrs Worden Geer. Mrs Howard
Merritt. and Mrs. Lawrence
fer.
with the appearance Of the Ford
bus which was TO transport the
men naCl. Ia camp. tn party dis
perscd The hostesses were sere-
naded. As the busload OF soldiers
drove on singing Good Night.
Ladies'"
More parties Of this type are he
ing planned for som time in the
near future. as a supplement TO
the large dances which are being
given by the Legion.
Wednesday evening At the L.
gion Home arrangements have
been made for a group OF soldiers
TO receive instruction I'm the basic
steps OF dancing jimmie Hunt
Will instruct the group
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-08

sar rbdu.a.+ nd administrative
NEE los han are required 10 en-
Tort combined policy and
sfrs est li p have been agreed
upon
Utmost Csnoor
r. dius his. :. aos to Moscoy
whe ne convefssd ar length with
Preu,er Josef Stain and other
SOVIET o.. ials. Churchill said
w ven into everything with
utmost .anGor ...
'%bc Russians don't think that
We The Americans have done
eud % so far TO take the weight
of ,nem That is not surprising 10
yieN Of the terrific onslaught theg
are. nduring with such tenacity.
o. his recent VISIT 70 the Middle
East and Russia Churchill had this
10 say.
% taink the results achieved. Al
,h1uzh now scCLet VII as they
boca no appa enf TusTTfF any trouble
enH expense incurred
Before he went 10 Egypt Church
DO said he had Iea .on 10 believe
thar rhe condition Of the desert
army and troops in Egypt was not
entirely satisfactory
"THr spirit o. the Eoous was adj
mraHfe he said "but 70 WAS clear
that drastic changes we're required
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-08
New Vessels
Swell Fleet

tBy Internal onal News Servicel
The nation marine strength was
swelled today by 223 new vessels
launched, or with keels laid. by
workers who discarded holiday
to set a Labor Day record
a staggering total. almost he.
yond the belle. OF ones own eyes, "
was the compliment paid the build.
er's achievement by Rear Admiral
f. J. Marquar.. commandant OF the
third naval district
Total launchings numbered IA
vessels of vayious types including
many 10000 ton Liberty ships.
keels were laid for - more during
the greatest shipbuilding day in
history.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-08
M'Nutt Might
Seek to Have
Labor Frozen
Service Act Nav
be Sought

Washington, Sept, SINS Paul
V. McNutt. chairman Of the war
man power commission. today was
expected to ask Congress- for g. ma
tionsl service act to freeze work
ers in war Jobs II his employment
sterilization plan fails 10 halt lab
o. piratiug from the logging and
metal mining industries in IL west.
err states
Moving 10 answer rising clam
or thai West Coast shipysrds and
airplane factories are Turing away
lumber workers and miners. Mo.
Mutt designated IL western states
Arizona. Colorado. Idaho Mon
tara. Utah Wyoming. California.
Nevada. Oregon Washington. Now
Mexico and TeXas-as critical
la Dor area
Cuts Production
McNuit. saying that labor pirat-
ing and migration Of workers had
cut into lumber and copper pro
duction, announced the plan under
which workers IN the logging and
mining camps in the u states
shall not leave their Jobs unless
they obtain Certificate Of sep.
aration from the T. S Employ
ment Service No employer. he
said, shall hire such worker un-
less he has separation certifi.
cate.
The manpower chief directed
"all departmei and agencies Of
the FEDERAL arernment TO take
,tep 'ict. may be necessary
o. ,nropriatp 10 e'fe'Wate these
provisions and insure their Oh.
servance'
NcNutt's des admitted that he
was row. 10 police the IN
dustrics IN t,P. - state area other
than asking Their government de-
partments 10 exert pressure
through war contracts. However.
j. was reported that II voluntary
action fails NcNutt will ask Con
eress for national eryice act
10 conscript mon for WAT indus
tries as well az for the armed
forces
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-08
No Library
For County

Plans for a library for out-counly
residents We tabled indefinitely
thi morn - Washtenaw Coun-
" o. OF supervisors at their
7 g. monthly meeting
y appropriation OF $500 was
so,T'r Tor the library. Speaking
IN vor OF lis establishment were
Nj Loleta ryan. stata librarian.
+. 2 Harrell University Of Michi-
gsM museum librarian; and MISS
Frss Js Hannum. Ann Arbor libr.
sriV It was reported that 25.000
re- dents IN IT, count we're with
gu lbraI,-r
-" supe, IN voting 26
10 :, TO table % position. de-
cd ( that county funds should he
col erved TO meet the coming ma
tioi ! emergency
r o library committee was com
nos OF Supervisors Warren For.
p th Ann Arbor. Fred Broesamle.
SN 5n Township: and Emory Null.
hoiglf. Superior Township.
= supervisors were TO meet
AKA this afternoon
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-08
Allied Victory in Egypt
Senate Committee Plans to
Add Sales Levy to Tax Bill


2000 Of which S4.500.O00,000 would
be related after the war.
3. Modified gross income tax a.
five per cent. with exemption OF
1924, to raise s4,OOO,O0OO00.
4. Danaher plan OF 10 per cent
sales tax. to be evidenced by
stamps which could be used in pay
ment of income tax, with the re-
mainder to be returned after the
war.
The committee also was TO con
slider a proposal by Sen. Connally
(D) Tex. for an individual excess
profits tax as we'll as modified com
binations OF sales and withhold
ing, or payroll, tax.
Wins Support
Despite stiff administration oppo'
sition, sponsors of a sales tax ap'
pear to have won support of ma
lority of the committee. They claim.
ed Majority Leader Barley as an
adherent Barley has said he would
support a sales tax only as a last
resort.
Some committee sentiment de-
yeloped for a reduction OF one per
cent in the House individual in
come tax rates. The combined in
dividual income tax normal and
surtax levy in the House Bill ranges
from 10 per cent on low bracket
incomes to SIS per cent on highest
incomes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-08
Brighton Resident
Injured in Crash

Lee Starr. %. 915 W Main St.
Brighton, suffered bruises on the
head when the car in which he
was riding was involved in a three
car collision on Michigan Ave. at
Grove st. Monday night
Mr.. Starr was passenger in a
car driven Ivy William Penhowood,
1867 Huron St. Toledo Other
drivers involved we're Robert Noe
then. SIS Woodyille Toledo. and
Chester Hammond. IS s Lamay ST
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-08
Vessels Sunk.
Sixty One Die

tBv international News Service
The loss Of four United Nations
vessels and 81 lives Of seamen. in
Guiding two ship captains. and the
capture of third skipper com
posed the toll today of four sep
arate engagements with Axis sub.
marines in the Caribbean Sea and
Cult Of Mexico.
The torpedoing and sinking Of
a British merchantmen early in
August cost the lives of Capt. .. +.
Sparrow OF Harrow. England. and
a. members of his crew according
Ia a Navy Department announce
ment with the arrival OF surviv-
ors at an East Coast port, Eleven
members OF the crew were saved.
In another action with a German
submarine early in August a me-
dunn sized British vessel was sunk.
and. the captain. Donald Hunt. was
seized I'D to'.on aboard the sub
nersible. All other IS members
were set adrift but were rescued
and later brought to an East Coast
pert. The vessel was broken in
two by two torpedocs. according
10 the survivors.
Ean1-GieI1- SnLuS- Olsen. second
Officer Haakon Stene. both Of
Norway. and Wireless Operator
Jack Holt OF New Zealand. were
lost when their medium sized Nor
wegian vessel was torpedoed.
shelled and sunk in third sub
marine attaCk. The 80 other
members Of the crew were saved.
Survivors of the three ships
were rescued by Argentine vessels
and later brought to East Coast
ports.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-08
Scrap From Every
Residence Sought

A pound Of scrap metal from
each household will help" il is
pointed out by salvage committee
leaders Of Npsilantis drive That
small sum from each home will add
to a large amount il contributed
comitteemen reminded residents.
Ypsilanti's collection so far has
been discoura ging with only a small
amount OF salyageable metal With
the start OF school. consideration is
being given the suggestion that
further aid in securing more scrap
could be obtained through can
Nassing by school children