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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Housing
Work Started

start OF construction ON the frs
public war housing project IN the
vicinity OF the Bomber plant iu
Michigan was announced by the
Housing Administration 100 Wash
ington over the week end.
John y. Blandford Jr housing
administrator. announced at tHe
same time that contracts have been
awarded for Two other projects.
Work viii start Immediately. ne
said.
Work Is under way on 5000 for
mitory units here to be made avail
able 10 Bomber plant Worror.
Blandford said. Contracts have been
let on 1900 family units 70 be- built
in groups OF 900 and 1000 homes A.
Wayne. he said
Preliminary work no said is
being done on 500 family units at
lutster. 100 dormitory units and
100 permanent units a. YpsIIau'i
and $500 permanent homes AZ a nov
town site near the plant
4 total of i50a privately financed
homes have been planned for the
local area I'm addition 10 the public
housing
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Red Cross Asks
For More Help

The Yp-ilanti chapter Of the
American Red Gross Is issuing an
urgent plea for women to work on
surgical dressings According 10
Mrs Charles tleary chairman. il
Is most ncccs AIRY that many more
workers report to the basement OF
Welsh Half On tho Normal cam.
pus. Wednesdays and Thursdays
from . 10 { O'Clock.
4 new quota has been received.
a special request OF the War De
parmcnt. and the dressings are all
for American Armed Forces. and
must h5 fnishcd in a limited time
Unless they have more workers.
Mr.. Cloary states the workrodm
viii have 10 close. Woma desiring
10 volunteer their assistance may
contact Mrs Cleary. or 70 direct
TO The Welsh Han wofkroom
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21


We ask Indulgence ~ ou- readers
while We direct word 81 appIer.a-
ton 10 the National Headquar-
ters or the American Legion
Perhaps We are boa -t.nz jus a
little 90 mentioning the falI chat
the Nps.lanii Daily Press ,s elected
as the one paper i8 Michigan 20 20.
ceiyc honorable mention citation for
the year ending July st. 1912 bu,
such distinction brings that uruua.
ton. u is gratifying 10 serve salts.
fsctor.lv
The citation is Tor am editorial ap.
-pear.ps in thn pal.s pln.z Ma 4
entitled World Security.
Special honorable mention has
been voted the cleveland Plain
Dealer and first award for t1c year
goes 10 the Des MoInes. Ia. sunday
Register.
Notice ~ the awards was 70
rei,cd several days ago. huf report
of tho selections MAS nor released
for publication until TO-DAY
Other papers IN The United States
receiving honorable mention are.
State Newspaper
Alabama Mon zomerv Adyertr
Arizona Douglas Dispatch
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

Despite the inclement weather.
approximately 80 members OF the
Michigan Wing OF the Civil Air
Patrol including an all girl squad
ron. a parachute unit and sea
plane unit gathered a Hartung
Airport. Rose,ille. over the week
end when they staged their second
statewide maneuYers Participat-
ing in the general mobilization were
members OF The Npsilanti squadron
under the command Of Eddy Nc
Ennan.
only Gj planes landed AZ the air
port Saturday afternoon because
OF the rain stc. ms, and Of the num-
her four were from Ypsilanti
other members drove Saturday az
tcrnuun and others came SHHdar
morning
HiChHghtiu- the maneuvers were
a series OF International meetings
Saturday night and a review Of
personnel Sunday morning at the
airport The civil Air Patrol is
the outstandins amt in tho civilian
defense organization Nou are the
front line the shock troops. de.
clared Rober. J Byers. executive
director OF the Michigan Council OF
Defense. Lansing. when he address
81 the asscmhiaEe at the airport
Saturday night He also paid 'rt
butte TO the women fiers. saying
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Jurors Drawn
For October

Jurors were drawn Saturday in
Ann Arbor for the October term
OF Washtenaw circuit court and
they face an unusually busy sea
son with heavy docket. There
will be 10 criminal cases. 80 law
cases requiring a jury, 35 not re-
curing one; % first class chan
Gerry cases and As fourth class.
There are rs cases in which no
progress has been made in a year
Members of the jury are: Mrs.
Mabel Budd, lpsilanu Township;
Alfred Weber. Lodi; Ernest Tow
Ter. Saline City: Frances NJ. Cox
Augusta Township; Harry Marsh
ala Scio: Samuel BreitenWischer
Bridgewater; Fred Alder. Sharon;
Carol Ordway, Lima; Charles
Stacy, Salem; Joseph Zeigler,
Webster. Cora Roehm. Ypsilanti
second district: Mrs. Iah Sutton,
Ypsilanti, first district; Florence
O'Hars. sylvan; Otto Trinkle,
Manchester Township; Odessa Nc
Mullen. York; Gilbert Trinkle.
Freedom; George Goodwin. Jr.,
Lyndon: f. s. Everett, Pittsfield;
Clarence Walker, Mortified,
Thomas Howe. Sr, Dexter; War
rem B. Warner, Ann Arbor, first
ward. Anthony Preketes. Ann Ar
Dor. third ward; Irene Mead, Ann
Arbor. fourth ward; Charles Sch
lemmer. Ann Arbor, fifth ward;
William g. Smeaton. Ann Arbor.
sixth ward; Mrs. Josephine Cleye-
land. Ann Arbor seventh ward,
Thad Prochnow. Ann Arbor Town
ship; Ernest Jaeger. Saline Town
ship: Freda Greiner, Ann Arbor,
second ward; and Floyd Mark
ham, Superior Township.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
See WAR Page 8
Rotary Told
New Problems

The Rotary club luncheon hour
today was de.oted 10 discussion ~
more entertainment for soldiers ia
toned here a. the bomber plant.
and 90 aid for travellers
Representing the Travellers Aid.
Director Kcya Olson told o. various
people who had been assisted and
invited cooperation OF the club with
problems thar arise with increa So
ing population as ia tho case IN
Ipsilanti
Speaking tor the American Le-
gion. Carl Johnson express ed appre-
ClauOn TO resident for the gen
efOus manner DO which they had
opened their homes and urged the
importance Of nome afmo phrre for
the men who come here for special
training. They are all fine boys.
be said and more than anything
else they enjoy being invited into
homes ~ Ipsi.auti res.denfs Tho
Legion will continue arranging spe-
ciai euterta .nurHt as long as funds
are available. he SAID. but soon
there Will be- need for more money
and plans are being considered 20
raise lt
The American Legion ha done a
wonderful job in Ypz.ianfl capt
Ernest Nesclef told tine club IN a
short talk .u behalf o. the men IN
camp I'm no other cry where We
have been ha the h0 pitaiIiy been
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Survey
Cards Listed

Out OF owe 5000 cards sent TO
Ypsilanti women IS years and over
TO register for war work, 1886
have been returned, analysed and
classified at the L. s. Employment
Service office, Rex Nottingham, di-
rector, announces.
The blanks have been grouped
according to experience. interest in
factory work and those women with
children who will need care while
the mother Is working.
There are 263 who have had prev
ious factory experience and no chill.
dren. or this number, 20 at pres
emit are working for wages. A larg
er group OF 500 indicated no fac
tory experience but interest and
no children. or this number. 1879
are employed A group Of 253 ind.
Gated no interest in factory work
and no children. SIxty-four in this
group are employed.
Out of group OF as which
would need care for children, 100
showed factory experience and
253. no factory experience but inter
est in il Of this numhe ~ are
now employed. Fifty-nine indicat-
ed no factory experience and no
interest with 1913. OF whom 500
we're employed not available for
war work.
Other cards may still he at the
Detroit Office, Mr.. nottingham said,
as they are first mailed there.
The demand for women in war
industry is increasing he said, and
factories arc desperately in need
OF female help.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Lt.Donald Lee
Credited With
Japanese Zero
Gets Plane Near
Darwin

Officially credited with getting a
Jap Zero fighter In a huge air battle
near Darwin. Australia late in
August is Second Lieutenant Don
aid II. Lee. -. OF this city.
Lee is a member OF group OF
trouble shooters known as
Chapman's Charging Chumps who
were BY conservative count each
credited with Zero and one bomb
or which went to 1t Gene +. Drake,
Winnetka, III.
Reports show that Drake led the
attack on the enemy ships with a
leisurely dive. with Lee protecting
his tail. Drake went straight at
them. II saw my tracers first hit
ting a nose, then going back. Per
hsps / got the pilot and co-pilot
Whatever was the reason that Sc
began a slow lazy fall. Its fall got
sleeper and sleeper till the ship was
dropping straight down" Drake
said. According 10 the report. Lee
came down with his guns ablaZe and
he said. Il saw the racers chewing
into a bomber's nose, but somehow
IL failed TO follow brakes into the
sea. could not hold him long in
the sights because the Zero had
come back and was doing a peel-up.
trying TO get Drake. | tailed off
after the Zero failing Drake
1t. Drake and 1t. Lee started
their Army Air Corps flight train.
ing together in Corsicana, Texas,
in April. 1871. and since getting
their wings at Ellington Field.
Texas. they have continued to be
fast friends and co-workers.
1t. Lee was graduated from the
Ypsilsnti High School in 1888, and
attended the Normal College for two
years and a half, meanwhile taking
the opt. course offered at lpsl-
lanti Airport, He also flew al the
McEnnan Airport and was an active
member of the Hornet Model Air
plane Club.
Immediately upon graduation
from Ellington Field he was sent to
active duty in Australia His par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald H. Lee,
who resided here until last Sep
TENDER, received cable from him
the first week in September. say
ing that he had been given a FUR
Tough He did not, however, men
ton the battle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Full Support to
War Policy
Given

Kansas City. No Sept. q ms
The American Legion. assem-.
bled al il annual convention. was
on record today as giving ifs full
support to President Roosevelt In
the prosecution Of the war and for
taking steps TO bring the men who
viii fight World War into lie
gion membership
BY opening It's membership 10
tho men of this war the Legion.
row composed of ll2000u yeter-
ans Of The conflict Of l9l7-lS. con
ceiyably could become one OF the
most influential veterans organ
nations i'm all history The war
now raging probably will involve
millions or American fighting men
Donald ". Nelson. chairman OF
the War Production Board, was
one Of the s,hcdulcd speakers al
today's final session ~ the lie
R.ons sueamlined, three day con
ciaHe.
Express Confidence
The Legion expressed com
plete confidence and faith IN Pres
ident Roosetclt's leadership
To win tho war the Legion said
IN 2 declaration Of principles, :"
industry labor. agriculture and
government must make compar
aria contributions and sacrifices.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Church Starts
seofShriine

Several hundred people took
part Sunday afternoon in sdta.
ton OF the shrine to the Virgin
Mary in its beautiful setting op-
posite the Catholic Church OF st.
John the Baptist.
A line OF evergreens makes an
effective background.
From individuals came vases OF
flowers, two large arrangements
standing nearly as high as the foot
o. the statue and consisting OF
beautiful gladioli in light coIors
while the lower bouquets were as
tiers. deeper in shade. The Virgin
stands with outstretched hands,
her head slightly bowed.
Leading from this spot are
walks which begin at the two
streets bordering the location. with
small evergreens at each entrance.
The Introduction to the cere-
monies was made by Rev. John
Bradley while Rev Bernard
Kearns impaired in his speech the
meaning OF the shrine. The un-
yelling Of the statue was by Joyce
Dupont, and Margaret Wills furth-
er represented sponsors who were
members OF Our Lady's Sodality.
A procession went TO the church
for Benediction and rosary. Faith
er kilian Dooley was celebrani,
Rev. Bradley deacon and Rev. John
Breakey subdeacon.
There is considerable more to
be done on the location of the
shrine. Roses will be planted and
as soon as the roots OF the hedge
are well fixed il will be trimmed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Women
Can Join WAF

Mrs. Lenore McElroy this city. Is
believed the only Michigan woman
having the qualifications to Join the
newiy.organized Women's Auxiliary
Ferrying Squadron. according to
word from Washington.
Mrs. McElroy. who is manager OF
the re.opened Triangle Airport at
Plymouth. said today that she plans
to make application Tuesday morn
ing to Major Johanson, in charge
of the Army Ferrying Command,
Wayne County Airport. Mrs. Nc
Elroy would like to work out OF
this section Of the country in order
TO he near her husband, 1t. {. l..
McElroy. who has been in the Fer
rying Command for four months.
He is stationed at the Wayne
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21


The Yps!lanu Armory Saturday
sve,Ang wsS the seesrs OF another
enjoyable soldier dance as a large
group Of soldiers and junior host
esses danced, mixed and con
gaed". uuHer the direction Of Jim
ME Hunt
Nj Hunt made another Contribu-
ton TO the evenings entertainment
by bringing two Of his young pu-
pills. who wanted to dance for
the soldiers" During the intcrmiS.
sion while guests We're pdrtaklng
OF refreshments served by the
drafted husbands Of senior hos
tesses little Joyce Wright and
Bonnie Schoolmaster each present
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Apathy Found

Washington Sept 2l-INS-Con-
gressmen returning from primaries
are uniformly reporting an unpre-
cedented public apathy 10 politics
because OF the war, hut Democrats
and Republicans today are sharply
divided in opinion as to which
party will benefit by the light vote
which both expect in November.
Despite the political axiom that
light vote helps the party in
powert the Republicans are brim-
ming with confidence that it will
favor them six weeks hence They
claim protest vote Is in the
making and that a protest voter al.
ways gets TO the rol's
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Nazi Attacks
Near Mozdok
Beaten
Japs Still Pinned
to Slopes of
Mountain

Moscow. Sept. q ms All
women and children were evsc.
usted from stalinarad today as
the German army opened q full-
scale artillery bomba -dnent Of the
city after failing in every attempt
TO take IL by storm.
Try International News Scrvico)
IN ubblc-co,crcd streets and
from bomb.scarred buildings. tho
tough defenders Of Stauugrad still
held the German hordcs at bay a.
one Of the lloodiest battles in
military annals roared toward the
end OF d., twenly-c.ghth day
From an apparently lnexhaust-
able pool OF men. planes and tanks.
Nazi Field Marshal Felor Won Book
launched replated assaults 10 move
his offensive arc closer to the citys
center Dcnss smose beloved from
the bomb.raysgcd city aud the roar
OF Nazi seisa guns drowned out
the death chatter of machine guns
and the sharp crack of rifles
The Russian troops, supported by
Siberian rci1forccmcnts and n
grenadc-throving peoples army.
fought the Nazis for every pile OF
hubble and every bomb crater in
the streets. Individual piles ~
hubble were turned into miniature
strong points and sell holes became
outposts for rapid6re rtIemen.
NO Quarter osked
NO quarters was asked and none
was given as the Russians engaged
the Germans in hand.io hand aghi.
ing with only death breaking OF
the battling
The German Lu'iwsre kept up
IT'S heavy assaults against the CRY
Of Stain IN an effort 10 blast tho
Russians from their stronghoIds
and clear the way for ground troops
heavily supported by tanks. But
the stubborn Soyicfs held fast and
ground into small pieces the yaunt.
ed Hitler timetable Of conquest.
other units Of the Red army
beat back several German attacks
in tn" Mozdok sector Of the cen
iral Caucasus where the enemys
drive on the Grozny oil fields 80
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
SenateOpens
Of Price Curb
Bitter Ouarrels on
Issue Expected

Washington. Sept. 2l-INS- The
Senate today opens debate on the
prlces-wages control bill with a
report from it, Banking Committee
declaring "dra site action is impera-
tive il We ar. not TO have disas-
trous initiation"
Farm belt leaders and union la
Dor agents eamped in the capital
Tor the duration of the fight over
the legislation. with prospects OF
both Senate and House being EN-
broiled in bitter quarrels over pro-
posals to stabilize wages, salaries
and prices OF farm commodities.
Democratic leaders hope to force
passage Of leg slation in compliance
with President Roosevelt's You
do it or | will" by October l. The
House was expected TO take up
its Steagall till Tuesday.
on the eve of senatorial debate
on the anti.inflation bile fhree ma
ior farm organizations told Presi-
dent Roosevelt there is grave
danger" OF a food shortage next
year unless farm price ceilings are
adjusted to cover increased cost
Of production including higher la
Dor charges.
Albert s. Goss. master OF the
National Grange; Edward A.
O'Neal president OF the American
Farm Bureau Federation; and II. F.
Babcock. president OF the National
Council OF Farmer Cooperatives,
transmitted the warning to the
White House
Four Issues
Congressional leaders said the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Congress Today

Senste
EKpe0tr! 10 open debate on Ad-
m 1i,t3at.0n's price -taDilzat.Ou
Ji'f fmee' noon. EWI1.
Agriculture Subc0mm .ftoo con-
eiders possible amendments 90
price sterilization bill 90 a. mo.
Finance Committee ho.ia closed
q SECESSION o. new TAX hiti G1.J0I.
Interstate Commersa Suhcommit-
Toe hears Assistant Attorney Cen
fral Thurman Arnold ON Musi-
clans Union ban ON recording
music Tor broadcast 90 500
House
RoHtfne se- on fHaoH4
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Labor Power
Bill Planned

Washington. Sept 2l-lNS-Sen.
Lister Hill CD. Ala. is expected
to introduce iEto Congress today
bill giving President Roos avelt
broad powers to call for universal
service Of ci4zeHs and total mo-
bilization OF industry
The measure designed TO coordi.
nate manpower and industry for ef-
hciency in lie war effort. would
give the President authority to con
troll materials. resources. indus
trial organizations and services
vital to war.
Under tho bill. the governms Mt
would be allowed TO instruct the
management Of an industrial plant
what type of war material should
he manufactured
Hin said that the hill will he an
amendment 10 the SeScctive Service
Act and would allow direct control
OF the nations manpower through
draft boards He pointed out that
Selective Service officials would be
authorized To call registrants en-
ployed in n.ncsscntial industries
and order then. to take other jobs
IN war plants.
II Is believed that the bill would
apply to both men and women be
tween the ages Of % and 65
Tho measure authorizes the
President
TO determine. proclaim and So
lect the material resources. ind Is
trial organizations and services
over which gcvernmen, control is
necessary 10 the successful termi-
nation Of the var. and such control
shall be exercised by him through
agencies now existing or which he
may create for such purposes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

Rummage sale for benefit Plat
Nursery School. Crawfori's Cara &c.
81 Aubin al SpringbrooF. Sept. %
and g. $50 a m. TO p. m.
Adv. g2ls
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

Radio and heater. fluid drive, for
sale. Drafted p Olson. 2ia miles
West % Saline on L. : if2. Mon.
& Tues. Only. Adv. s2ls
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Slightly Warmer

STOCKHOLM. Sweden Az -
Social Democrats lost their abso.
lutte majority on the stockholm city
council in regular election yes
terday, preliminary results showed
today with Communists registering
the greatest gain.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

OTTAWA. ont.-lNS- Loss
OF the Canadian destroyer OF
tawa by enemy action with
possible death toll OF 112 Of
fieers and men was announced
today by Navy Minister Angus
Macdonald.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

See LEGlUN Page 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

BOSTON ms Rear Admiral
Frederick FISHERMAN, who was In
command Of the Inflated aircraft
carrier Lexington. lost after the
battle OF Coral Sea last May. will
deliver the launching address at
Fore River Saturday afternoon
when the famed carriers name
sake slides down the ways. II was
announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

See PRICE CoNTRoL-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

see WAF Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

SPARTA. Wis. ms Robert
Taylor Bailey. 90 year old Army
deserter faced arrangement today
on murder charges for he slayingS
Of two Wisconsin women social
workers who were stripped and
shot near Tomah sept = Brought
back from Santa Maria Calif,
where he was captured. Bailey was
10 appear before Justice Of the
Peace Halrl l. Hickman on nun
dor warrants. lie was driven from
California in the custody Of Dis
trict Attorney Leo J Goodman and
Sheriff II. T. jenkins.
RIVERA Uruguay ms Dele
ratcs from the United states. Bra
I'll Uruguay Paraguay and Nrscn
tina met here today 10 coordinate
Increased frontier vigilance neres-
STATED by Brazils entry into the
war. Main object Of the confer
ence was 70 prevent Axis nationals
from "omisratins from Brazil into
territories OF neighboring states.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

NEW YORK ms Britain's'
new bombs and bombers pack
real wallop. The British radio
today, quoted the Swiss newspaper
Basler Nachrichten as saying that
vibrations from the Royal AIR
Force raid on Munich Saturday
night were felt in the Swiss city
Of Basic, according to CHS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

LONDON-lNS Three Holland
ers. charged with participation in
the Burglary of government food
control office in Beverwijk, the
Netherlands. have been executed.
the Nazi-controlled Scheveninsen
radio reported today. according to
the Netherlands news agency.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

GREENCASTLE. Ind. Three
Army airmcn from Stout Field. In
dianapolis. are dead today follow
ing the crash Of their twin-motored
bombing plane in a field a mile east
of Greencastle. The men were Sec
ond Lieut.. Thomas G Murphy, 80,
of River Forest. H.; a former stu
dent at De Pauw University. Green
castle; Second Lieut. Dudley Mer-
vim Steele, OF Stockton. Calf. and
Corp. Robert c. Myers, Of Green
Bay, Wis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

LONDON ms \ broadcast
by the Nichy radio today quoted
the Soviet press as reporting that
two more German commanders,
Generals Goetsche and Mack, had
been Killed in action on the Rus
sion front. The report was picked
up by Reuters news agency.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

OTTAWA INS-Corp. Thomas
John Copeland OF Detroit and Pvt
Lawrence Wallace Holt Of Fern
dale, Mich. members OF Canadian
forces which participated in the
Dieppe raid. who previously had
been listed as missing. are German
prisoners. the National Defense
Ministry revealed today. They were
serving with western Ontario
regiment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

TAMPA. Fla. ms Twenty
eight Italians were held by the
Federal Bureau OF Investigation
today following the second major
roundup Of aliens in this area
since the United States entered
The war. The raid was under the
direction of Special Agent Il. G,
banner OF the Miami Field Divi-
sion. In addition the Is aliens the
agents seized a number Of short
wave receivers. small arms, am
munition cameras, movie and
sound equipment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

ses RECOGNIIION-Pass