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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
PITFALLS OF LOVE
By Adele
Garrison

reached a quiet, deserted street,
where he slowed down, patiently
upon previous instructions from
the Chief"
Please draw the curtains In
the back. Richard" my father
said. Dicky promptly obeyed,
completely screening Carolyn,
sitting in the rear set. from out
side view.
snow, Miss whitlock, please
blindfold the girl securely"
Carolyn flinched and her lips
whitened, but she did not cry out
Whether she stood in awe OF my
father. or finally had accepted the
inevitable. did not know. but she
submitted quietly TO the blindfold-
ing. then sank back, her fists
tightly clenched in her lap
SAFE AT DESTINATION
wen keep the curtains
added a terSe direction 10 the
driver. And drive inside the
garage when we get there" he
added.
"Okayw the driver answered,
and no one spoke again until the
car rolled into the big Chinese
factory. whose proprietor was
one Of my fathers most trusted
men.
The big doors OF the garage"
closed behind us, then a steel par
tition -- seemingly an immovable
wall with a small door al one side
of it--rose into the air and the
car rolled through into a big back
room. Then the steel curtain
quietly slid back into place.
I'VE will get out here" my
father said. And Miss Whitlock.
I am sure I need not ask you 10
forget anything you may see or
hear from now on"
II shall be deaf, dumb and
blind" the nurse assured him.
Then my father led us 10 a mar
row door. which he unlocked, and
locked after us when we had
passed through II.
you may take OF the blind
fold now" he said, nodding TO
Miss Whitlock.
Continued Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
CAROLYN BLINDFoLDED

"Follow your usual course"
father told the driver, and the
man expertly "angled" the
streets with the lights until he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10

Order War stamps delivered
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
SAFE AT DESTINATION

"We'll keep the curtains
down." my fataher said. then
added a terSe direction 10 the
driver. And drive inside the
garage when we get there" he
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Clock Situation Alarming
Comes The Dawn-nO Alarm

pany still is in the slumberbust-
ing business-putting out an ex-
perimental plastic covered job
strictly for the fighting men. It
only needs a little steel in its
iuwards, they said, and if it sounds
slightly like a tired triphammer.
it's still welcome substitute for
the trumpets toot.
In gentle tones, the officials
blasted dreams or a supposed sup.
ply Of clocks on the civilian mar
ket.
There isn't any" they said. In
fact, the situation is so bad in
some sections that folks are mov-
ing into hotels where they can
he called in the morning.
Other areas are experimenting
with South American whistle
system which rouses an entire
neighborhood at an hour selected
by vote. But they admitted this
would not help the night and
graveyard shift workers.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
tIremen to Have
Another Day OFF

James D.gnan. Ypsilani fire do,
parfment chief Is arranging a new
schedule for ftemen following
court decision allowing each man
an additional day Off every sixteen
days
The men now work In shifts ~
- hours on duty and q hours OF
duty
The question Of whether back
pay will be Raid the men for days
worked while test case was go-
ing through Michigan courts IL
still 10 he decided
Firemeu bad submitted a FOR.
NAL demand FOR the additional day
Off and for back pay
Jackson IS fighting a case lnvoly.
Ing back pay ar the present time
and william r. Hsidprr chairman
of the fire commission here In.
dIeatod that results Of that litigs-
lion are awaited before action Is
taken In YpsilanH
Mall Christmas Parcels Early
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Forty Nine
List Names

Only 10 youths registered at the
Legion Home Friday At this
first registration the boys who
were born between the dates Of
July and Aug. 81. 1924 were the
only ones 10 register. Those who
failed to do so must 20 to Draft
Headquarters in Ann Arbor and
register within the week The
next registration date is Friday.
Dec. IS and that Is for boys born
between the dates OF Aug. 81 and
oct. 81. 1924 The last date is
Saturday. Dec. % for boys born
from NOV. 10 Dec. 81. 1924 Be
ginning the first OF the year youths
must register on their birthdays.
il is noted that there is only one
registration day for each group
TO register here and if they fail
to take ADVANTAGE Of il. they must
60 TO Ann Arbor and register with
in the week
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12

Plans Halted

Washington. Dec Fms -
Further changes by the WLB in
its October order directing that
construction be halted on all but
fte Of the Bureau Of Reclamation s
power. irrigation and municipal
water projects in the West were
announced by Secretary Of the In.
terror lckes
Construction under certain speci.
fed limitations may proceed on
eight projects. They embrace irri-
cation facilities for war relocation
centers for Japanese evacuees from
the Pacific Coast on three pro
jects. klamath. Oregon-CalifOrnia /.
Minidoka. Idaho. and Oshoshone
Heart Mountain Diyision) Wy.
Two projeCts-Altus. Okla, and
Provo River. Utah-will be con.
timed TO the extent necessary to
provide water for municipal mill
tary or war industrial purposes.
The ella project in Arizona is TO
proceed for the development II
guayule rubber The completion
OF a housing project Of $40 family
unite az Boulder city. New, is also
permitted The MauCos project in
Colorado may continue to the eN-
tent necessary to provide work for
conscientious obieCtor group.
on a ninth project the Colorado
Big Thompson in Colorado work VS.
to cease because Of the WpB action
Immediately on all features EXCEPT
on Green Mountain Dam and pow
OF plant. the completion Of which
has been authorized
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Music Planned
in Store Area

The retail committee OF the Board
OF Commerce announced today thar
for the fourth consecutive year,
Christmas carols and other suitable
holiday entertainment will be broad
cast over a loudspeaking system IN
the business district Of Ypsilanti
The music will begin Friday at 3
p. m. and continue through p. m
Thursday. December "a from 8 20 s
y. M. and from 100 to 2 p. m. each
day except Sunday.
1t Is requested, as In former
years. that local talent volunteer
20 render special numbers over this
holiday broadcast. Choruses. choirs.
instrumental ensembles or solo mum
bers will be welcome.
u was also announced today that
Santa Claus will visit the individual
lower cla-srooms in all Ypsilant
schools Thursday afternoon, Deem
Der II. He will distribute favorg.
AXE orders and letters and talk to
the children
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Washington. Dec. l2-AP-Soon.
err or later, some smart-aleck is
sure to say that the alarm clock
situation is alarming.
Since it is, federal officials beat
runners to the punch today and
limited that folks should not kill
the old red rooster He may be
needed to wake war workers UP in
the morning.
Some such solution, or perhaps
a more practical one, is being
sought to shake the nations sleepy
heads out of it when the sun be-
gins to shine, for not only are no
more civilian alarm clocks being
made, but also the supply is gone
from almost all markets.
The alarm clock had past tense
please" a lot of brass. 1t also con
tanned much copper. Both, quoth
the War Production Board recent
ly, are needed to fight a war. So
they stopped the clock-making of
copper and brass.
Wide awake clock makers
promptly began to build little CAD
gets like bombsights, to help put
the Axis TO sleep.
But the public yawned. not wax
ing up to the truth until 1t tried
to buy a new clock. Came then
the dawn. Besides the domestic
shortage, there naturally are no
longer any imported models from
Germany and Japan.
At any rate. Commerce Depart
ment officials said only one com
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Again
Blast City
of Turin
United Forces in
New Guinea
Close in

tRv international News service)
Allied hghting forces in Tunisia
held a shorter but stronger line
today after hurting back a two
pronged Nazi tank offensive that
drove 20 miles from Tebourba to
within a mile and a quarter Of
MedjczclBab.
The allied line now stretches
from a point west of Mateur in a
southeasterly direction past Med.
jez.el-Bab toward Point Du Fahs.
Axis tank forces driving down
from the north along the vest bank
OF the Medierda River and from
the east were sent Keeling back by
the combined efforts OF British In
fautry. American tank and mechan-
lied units, and French artillery.
Allied aircraft arrived on tho
scene soon after the Axis attack
on Medjez-el Bah began and COOP
Grated with the artillery in Destroy
ing an undisclosed number OF enc
my tanks. A spokesman at Allied
North African headquarters said
that enemy tank losses were heavy
compared with those Of the Allies,
which were said to be few.
Blast Turin
British bombers returned 80 the
Italian industrial city OF Turn
last night, encountering very bad
weather soon after crossing tho
English Channel In London tho
air ministry announced that a small
number OF bombers had biased tho.
site OF the Fiat Motor Works and
the Royal Arsenal and that three
planes failed 10 return to their
bases
. Dense clouds forced the bomber4
TO fly over 10000 feet and ths
wings OF the planes were coyere 1
with ice. There were a few gaLz
in the clouds when the plane.
reached Italy. but the results Of the
bombing could not be seen. the air
ministry said
The Naztcontrolled Vichy radio
said that Annecy. France, % mIlss
northwest OF Turin, had been bomD h
ed. presumably by Raj planes
and that three persons were killed
and Ave wounded There was no
confirmation OF this report by any
responsible Allied source.
Press Forward
Russian troops continued "a
press forward both in the Stain.
grad area and on the central front,
repelliug number OF Nazi counter.
attacks and consolidating previous.
iy won positions The Soviet mtt,
night cOmmunlque said that 200
GGrmaHE- ~eFe killed and much
booty captured in one sector
North OF Rzhey, 1870 miles north.
west OF Moscow Russian forces
captured an advanced enemy posi-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Christmas Thoughts to be
Enacted by St. John Group

Children OF st. John School will
present a program titled Christmas
Thoughts" Sunday In the auditorl-
um OF st. Johns School at 8 D. m.
Children acting in the entertain.
ment called christmas Eve az ST.
Johns Orphange" are Mary Lou
Roik, Nurse Marie. Lillian Welzc~,
Nurse Jane; Our Minims, Orphans,
Joseph Hewitt, Santa Claus. Ken
meth Macdonald. Donald Hazlett.
Jack Frentner. Santa's Helpers. Fol
lowing this tap dance will be Civ
en- by Mary Ann Stachlewitz.
A playlet called "NodcrnizinE
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Lame Ducks
May Leave
by Tuesday
Strong Effort
Being Made to
Adjourn

Washington, Dec. 70 ms
Three Administration measures to-
day appeared doomed to defeat as
congressional leaders agreed 10
make a strong effort to adjourn
the lame duck session next Tues.
day or Wednesday.
Bills headed for the scrap heap
included the measure expanding
borrowing authority Of the Recon
struction Finance Corporation by
5000 600 000. commercial rent con
tlol legislation and proposed in
crease in pay Of government EN-.
ployes
Every major proposal OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt. however, has been
acted upon by Congress with the
exception OF the third war powers
bill granting him authority to sus-
pend tariff and immigration laws.
This proposal apparently faces
heavy shedding in the next session
due TO the influx OF newly elected
Republicans
ne s0fldAt Wv II tfl WV N'iil
mittee planned to make a final eff
fort on Monday to agree on a bill
for an increase in pay or $500
goo government workers Action
was demanded by Mr.. Roosevelt
because employees are leaving the
service in droves either to take
better paying jobs or because Of
living conditions in crowded Wash
ington.
Democratic leaders agreed that
no consideration would be given
the Presidents proposal that Con
gress confer on him power to fix
government workers salaries. Nor
did It appear likely that a general
increase would be authorized.
Mail Christmas Parcels Early-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Children IN
News

Two indications OF what indus
trial prosperity may mean 20 chill
dTeu OF Ypsitantt are seen ia to-
days police reports
In one a little girl appealed to
police for help when "a man trled
10 hit her mother with a bottle.
The call was shortly after 9 o'clock
in the morning. Officers ordered
the two adults to be quiet.
In the other instance parents be
came worried over ihe whereabouts
Of their 1l-year-old son at shortly
before . O'Clock this morning \
police search revealed the young
ster acting as pin boy al the Recrea-
ton for group Of bomber plant
WORKERS who are accustomed 70
bowl The boy was found at shortly
after a. m
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12

Washington. Dee. Pms Crit.
icized roundly on the gasoline and
fuel oil programs OpA chef Leon
Henderson braced himself today
for a new torrent Of complaints
on meat raiiOning. originally sched
uled to hit The country In mid.
January
At press conference in which
he defended OPAs handling Of
gasoline. fuel oil and other ration
ing that has gone before. the price
administrator left the door open
however. for possible delay in the
meat program.
~ want an the foresCpabIe dIfh.
ruities pinned down around the
edges and ribbons tied 20 them.
before We go into IL. he said We
took a chance on fuel oil ration
ing"
Henderson declared. however
that despite insufficient volunteer
raitoning board members TO hand
1e tho fuel oil program and the
fact that OPA did not get the 20.
ahead until mid September he
was damn proud Of the job.
1T IL my opinion that the fuel
Ypslanti High School Christmas
at n m No charge
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From Many Words
Comes Fuel Or

Chicago. Dec. Il ms A new
high in verbosity was claimed 10.
day for a 200 word sentence com
prising amendment 10. II to the
federal fuel rationing order.
The amendment WAS read by
Frank F.. Spencer. president Of
the Burning Oh Distributors As
sociatIon, at meeting Of fuel oil
distributors. "Subparagraph %
Of paragraph "a Of 139t5OOl Is
amended began Spencer. one
hundred and ninety one words later
he reached the period
Translated, the sentence said
simply that persons living in trail
ers may buy oil for their heating
stoves
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ANkARA APT *. Ambassa
dor Laurence a. Stpnhardt. who
returned recently from q two
month visit home, conferred for
more than an hour with
Foreign Minister human Monem
eniog.u. II was learned also that
Premier Sukru Saracoglu called
Thursdsy az the Soviet embassy
and had a two hour talk with Rus.
sIan AMBASSADOR Sergi Nin0Crad.
o,. who returned to his post las.
month after a four months absence
In Russia
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12
Navy Building
Not Balanced

Washington. Dec. l2-lNS-The
Navy's current building program
is "top-heayy" in aircraft carriers
and probably will have to be modi-
fed to meet the swift-changing I'M
pact Of island warfare, Rep. Melvin
]. Mas. ranking Republican mem
Der of the House Naval Affairs
Committee. declared today.
Within the few months since
Congress, spurred by the lesson OF
the Coral Sea battle. authorized an
other 500. O00 tons in carriers, Mas
said. war tactics have shifted the
emphasis 20 land-based aircraft.
The Minnesota marine officer
whose recent criticism Of naval
operations in the South Pacific
was followed by announcement OF a
high command 'shakeup', express
ed fear that we may be convert
ing too many tankers and cargo
ships TO carriers
81 think we will probably need 4
modification Of our present build
ing program Mas said. I'VE are
going in too heavily for carriers
now--too late.
We needed a PFepehderaBce OF
carriers at the time the war BE-
gan But the nature Of island war.
fare has made a definite change in
war tactics.
81 believe the decision will be
made by land-based aircraft !
have been fighting to get land
based aircraft in the Navy for
years
Mas. whose criticism OF Nav
command in the Southwest Pacific
was based upon personal observ1-
ton during a tour Of duty as 4
marine aviation colonel several
months ago, qualified his statement
in one way. He said he would hest
tate to predict what the new Con
gress might be called upon to auth
orize for the Navy because by
that time-'neXt month the situa-
ton may be changed.
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Icy Highways
Cause Mishaps

Unable 10 stop his car IN time
to avoid an accident. Donald SUIT
lin, 30, PIG lakewood Blvd, ran into
the rear of a truck which was stall
cd in the road. The truck. driven
by Arnold d. Decker. 81, .4023 Law
renee St. Detroit, developed motor
trouble on MI west Of uS-23 at
6 D. m. Friday. George and Georgia
Peterson, 2if5 Holmes Rd, who
were riding in the SutiiH car were
both taken to St Joseph's Mercy
Hospital Ann Arbor.
Car skids
Robert II, Cowling. 21S Willis st,
Detroit at 2.15 p. IN. Friday fol.
lowed another car. skidded on the
icy pavement and hit a tree on
USIl2 near MISC
Strikes Two Cars
At 1915 p. m. Friday a car drig-
en- on Ford Bd ear Newburg Rd.
by Milton j. Hearn, 6l3 n. Sta,e
Siam -Arhnr. skidded on ice
and struck two other cars which
were legally parked in drive way.
No one was injured
Driver Apprehended
Laurence Woodward. A. Clark
Road. was arrested in the VI
cinity Of lnkster on US-ll2 at 2 -
a m Friday by the state police To-
driving while intoxicated.
Ice Blamed
Ice was also blamed Tor three
mishaps within the city limits Fri
day Collisions were reported be
tween the cars OF Mrs. Rose Pook
and Theodore r. Morris. Mrs. Jean
Collins and Vernon Mathis and
Russell Chambers and Miss Vi
ginia Hickcrson Al are from Yp-
SLANT except Miss HicsersOn
whose home is i'm Ann Arbor.
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Henderson Braces Self For
Criticism on Meat RatiOns

OIL raliouiug program viii pass
into the realm 81 the accepted and
some people Will prepare 70 groan
over what TERRIBLE things are 20.
Ing TO happen 10 them In meat ra
ii0uing he asserted
The OPA chief said the new
wholesale ceilings on beef would
help iron ont some inequalities in
the future on The distribution OF
meat supplies. but held ont scant
hope Of relief for current short
ages in Detroit. Boston and other
areas
The plain truth is That lot Of
sIaugHfare-s just used lp their
quotas" be said They'll di5trib-
ute their uoyt quotas a little bet
ter A number 0f them took this
thing lightly They thought all
they had FOO dp was use up the
W1fa- and then pIf pressure on
OTA for an adjustment
They found out if was not pos
sihie our requirements for meat
are very heavy and they are like
Isl TO become heavier"
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APPOINT SCHOOL CHIEF

Lansing Dec. 70 Superinten.
dent OF public instruction, Eugene
3. Elliott. announced the appoint.
meut OF J. Wilmer Menge Friday
as director Of the Michigan Study
OF Secondary School CurriCulums
succeeding J. Cecil Parker Park
or. who organized tae survey and
has conducted it for four year,.
is leaving to become a member ~
the educational service division q
the OPA. The secondary school
survey is designed 10 develop high
school Curriculums moro adapted
TO modern uses. 4 report is in pre-
paratiou
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Editor in Scrap
For 'Scrapplng

jefferson City Mo, Dec 70
TP Ralph Cobhlan as. editor Of tha
St Louis Post Dispatch editorial
page. faces arrest today because
he allogedlv melted removal 'on
some darr night Of three ancient
artillery pieces from the state cap
toll grounds
An unsuccessful attempt WIS
made to haul one Of the guns away
TO the nearest scrap metal heap
early Friday morning and Justice
Of Peace Foster WhCailoy issued
warrant against Coghlan last
night on a complaint charging
grand larceny.
Sidney ". Stearns, 80, and r ".
Riley 26. St. Louis tree surge ors
who tried 10 remove the gum
threeiuch field piece used I'm the
Mexican War-were held in the
Cole County Jail and face preliln-
mary hearing before Wheatley 20
day
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Mail Christmas Parcels Early
Buy Bonds
REMEMBERS SERVICE MEN

Monroe. Dec l2-Nanager Of the
Monroe Auto Equipment co.. WI
liam Mcintyre, sent a check for
$50 and two rart0ns OF rirarD's 10
each OF The l4i1 former employees
Of the company who are now In
the Army and Navy Their Jobs
will be waiting for them az the end
Of the war he assured them IN .
Christmas message
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PERMANENT POSITION

for woman interested in office
work should be able to type Other
experience unnecessary. Please give
fun particulars. address Box LIT.
care Ypsilanti Daily Press. Adv
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= - -
SANTA A'aNs VIII De enacted by
Ronald Jones, Santa Claus; Mary
Alice Macdonald. Mrs. Santa Claus.
Job, Rravkovicb santa Cisus Inn.
i''' Eu"a'" iiuusei lihsi Leroy
Hubbard h-ldngi Fourth Grade
pupiIs. children
FlIlh, sixth and seventh grade
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LOST

Black Scottic. female. Sometime
Thursday Reward Richard Brewer.
2ia9 p Mich. X. Q, lpsi Ph. o4G-Wi
ADV. 1922
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LOST BY NEWseoY

Roll OF 80 pennies In business sec
lion Return 20 Press once or
Phone 40. adv 1917
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OTTAWA-AP--A tiny Canadian
Corvette, on submarine patrol in
: the Atlantic, has rescued the 195
survivors OF a torpedoed Canadian
merchantmen on the high seas and
landed them safely at a western
Atlantic port Fifty-nine passeng-
ers, including So women and IA chill
dren, and 1876 crew MEMBERSHIP
entire ships company-were taken
from lfeboats on a calm, moonlit
sea and crowded into the Corvette
Morden, which was built to accom-
modate only 60.
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.spers, School Auditorium SUNDAY.
ADV. 1912
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nee ~ AK rage >
Mail Christmas Parcsla Early
Huv Houda
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Congress Today

tBy Associated PresE)
Senate
fu recess
House
In recess
YESTERDAY
Senate
Approved minor bills.
House
tn recess
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12

CHICAGO-AP-- Inland Steel
Company said last night that it
had telegraphed the War Labor
Board protesting a WLB reviewing
panels ruling which It said violat-
ed a presidential promise that the
government would not order the
closed shop. A company statement
said that the panels order granted
the CIO National Maritime Union
mot only union maintenance. but
the hiring hall for its vessels on
the Great J.akes,' a system Inland
told the WLB. "deprives us OF the
right 10 select emnlnYes ON merit "
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12

WASHINGTON-INS - Presi-
dent Roosevelt, it was announced
today. will broadcast Christmas
greeting message to the people Il
the United States on Dec. "a. as
he attends the annual Chistmas
tree lighting ceremony on the
south lawn of the White House.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-12

WASHINGTON-AP-The Navy
Department announced today that
1913 new casualties OF the Navy.
Marine Corps and Coast Guard
We're reported to next of kin from
Nov 1880 The casualties, which
included dead wounded and miss.
Ing. brought the total reported to
next OF kin since the Pearl Harbor
attack 10 lS,S3S.