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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

The contest is essentially for
the eastern coastal strip Of Tunisia.
covering Bizerte. Tunis. sousse.
sfax and Gabes. spread from north
10 south along the coast To the
Libyan border.
Romnel II reported by
Spanish sources 10 be already
In Tripon TO organize . de-
Tense line across the border.
According 10 these reports. he
may he preparing 10 stand on
. line running from below
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

SEATTLE - Superior Judgs
Roger J. Msskim sentenced Glenn
Reeves. a. former Bcsipg Aircraft
company empioys. 10 five months
In jail for the theft Of paint and
oil drums from the plant
when you stole from Boelng.s
you stole not from q private COM
psny. but from the people % ths
United states" Judge Neskim
commented. Il hope this will he
a lesson to ali workers AZ
Boeings"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

Cabs. On the coast. about 100
miles inland 10 the Dahar
mountains.
This position would be close 10
the Lihyan border. Rommel would
have in his rear the Mareth line.
which was perfected by the French
to repel invasion from Italian
Libys- II Is a formidable defense
system and much stronger than
anything Rommel could improvise
In Libya under pressure Of time.
Rommel. although beaten In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17
Egypt and Ilhya. IL thsn stsli
. formidable factor IN the
struggle for TunisiA.

lie has perhaps about 10000
men. which would raise the aka
strength In Tunisis 20 between
1900 and 10000 His tanks and
mechanical equipment are not In
tact but they have been moved
ahead Of the pursuing British
eighth army 30 fast that only the
allied air force has been able 10
put much Of II out Of action.
As Rommel moves In from the
east. the British and American
forces are pressing hard against
the coastal strip from the west.
Weather has slowed operations.
but the roads are reported 10 be
drying out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17
Campaign in North Africa
Seen as Race for Tunisia
Hommel Reported Trying
To Set Up Defense Line
THE WAR TO-DAY
Rex Q > Pat officsl
By LOUIS ?. kEEMlE
TnlfAa pre<. Ma Rx,~rf


me Nort African campaign appears developed
Iunia where the Germans
Ast stand on the southern
because OF allied
Marshal Erwin Rommel delaying action in
loya but viii troops equipment into southeastern
Iuniss As quickly possible form which protect
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

- un<nr.cyskl< ~ - rszd<a
InzINlduszs ~ aIa - a. q
wnHk
LsEizl=ssrs - - quests -
- city eeaneli Fsa6zY - : ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

War Production board has
ordered Immediate cessation Of
work on five Bureau OF Reclama-
ton projects. one Of them 10 the
Yakima project. Rosa division.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-17

You help yourself when you buy
u. s. War Bonds.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
oder Elm Genosse des kreuzes

lule ld} es OFT 5etgfe, nn0 n1ennnl5
alein bel Wadt. Die Stunbe oes
Sasesaubruds ieiro fiir bid au BE,
| item iein."
| Ser Neiiter un6 feline Singer.
nit bielen anbereu lino idon auige.
troben nod sserllIalem'', iaete Ste,
pbinus eublid. Dann fubr ct nady
elmer Bauie fort: uSu fe,,nit ben
8eniauin, ber aidtbriid)is tuar uno
ben Der Neilter 10 iuunberbar beilte.
@r bat 1ns uidt oergeiien. 8or ei'
nigen gagen trof id ibn als id) bon
| Der Shule fam unb CT nabn1 MIDI
nit mad ieinem Sauie. gr min mid
lebren in ser bebrGiiden Shrift 81,
leien, looaB id fein Seioe nlebr lei,
lpie midi iein 8ater uannte. er bot
mir cine 8olle aeaeben, aus Ser er
ielbit lernte, als ct in nleinem Mlter
mar obeleid er, ais er lernte, bilfs
los auf ieinem 9ette lag. I,td lebrtr
er mid einen Bialm. Sou i'd i'm
sir iagen?"
Eitus eab feine 3uitilnlnune uno
ser &uabe iprad bealeitet, tpie bon
MltIif, bon DEM Waner bas an goot
entlaua rieielte: .,~ ... .-
Scr Serr lift mein Sirte, mir
miro nidts nauaeln. gr meioet mid
ailf eil1er ariinen Iue, llno fiibret
mid sum frilben @aIier. gr eraltidet
nteine Seele; er fiibret mid allf red)-
ter Strabe, it,n ieines Nnmers nil.
len. l1no Oh id) id)on tpanberte I'M
finIteren Sale, fiirhte id) fein ltn~
gliid, bent b1t biIt BET ltibr, oein
5tedclt ulb Stab tr6iten mid. Gu
bereiteIt Dor mir eiueu Gid gegen
meine sSeinoe; bu ialbeft mein Sanpt
nit Del, nnb idenfeit mir bon elm.
@rtes uno 8armber5igfeit iperoen
mir fol1en mein 2eben lang, l,no id)
nerhe bleibeu i'm &u,tIe bes Serrn
innierbar."
.sesit es tidt idon?" siaete Stepbae
nus leiIe ,,l1no es aibt nod biele
anoere. geniamin iaat, baB id bas
@eleb auh lernen Ioll 9nd) sefant
mir bas nidt 10 gut; es bot 10 biele
,9u io0lt nid,t', oaB es mid galts ber>
tpirrt lie leien at boren; audi tueiB id3
nid,t ,pie ih iie aue balten f0nnte. y
,0u lpirit nod ein Ybariiaer
laste Sitlis balb erbittert. ,,Mir lit
als OBJ ih oid iest idbc in 1ansen
Gleibern unb nit einem breiteu Denf-
setteI ar Der Stirn."
.,Rein". iaste Stepbanus einfah.
SD mohte lieber oem Meiiter nad)<
folsen. gr trGat feinen 9enfsettel; !;
l,nb id bin seipiB, SoB ct fein Bbari-
i0er iit'
,.BeiBt bu, Stepbanus", iaste, 81,
aus iest, nad6em Die 5ipei bas Nes
niebergelaiien batten, ,,oaB Ser
Yialm, ipie SIT ibn nennit meinen Oh
rem auffollenb befannt tlinat, ,uie et-
lpas, oas it oft gebDrt babe l,nb es
pereeien2 llhb bas Sals bes Sat
rug - es lit eeiuib, baB ib ettuas
dbnlithes seieben babe - inn Sraum. :"
| o9,t bait sic Mutter er5dblen bS,
rem bon Dem aroBen Saus, in nelhem
| lie als M1bhen geIebt bat; oabon
baIt bu aetrGumt, mein situs."
vgber ser 8Ialm" bebarrte 81
Itus. sat sic Mitter ibn 10 geiun-
gen?" ltnb er bcaann leiIe i,nb me
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
6. eSortlesung)


ipeitere trodene 8lGtter Tno pom 8e,
itrdub seiaIlen, Ieit bu beute Wor,
gen fortsingit."
@enoni tpar ieood idou fort, bic
leste 9emertuns ideinbar iiberbo.
renb.
Sobalo 9enoni perl6tuunoen uar
panote iid oas MGod,en 5u Situs uus
nit nnerfennenoem 8lid auf feline
frditige @eItolt ,tno fem idones @e.
iiht iaste iie:
so oft Ger Serr llriade bat Dor!
unIeren gutcn Senoni at Idelten,
nodt ct Die Sade oaSltrd) pieber
gut, oaB er eineu neuen 9iener ett'
aagiert. Sd bDrte alles, oas 5lpiiden
iDnet perbanoelt ipitrbe be,tte Nors
gen bon Dem Iltan ans. no id ndbte.
0u iouit Die gelben 8ldtter bon ben
StrGubern ableien; es miro ale beine
&raft in anIprlth nebmen!" ltno ipie.
Ger labte oas Mdoden netfeno.s
,,Reir, id) ioa ser Giestpese lpar-
ten ,no ben Roien in Sronuna bal
ten" iaete 9itlrs draerlid errote,,b.
Sci nid)t irgerlid)", iaate oas
Mdbhen. u9u iollteit bid) frellelt
gu oieIer 3eit iold eine beqllene Stel-
le erlongt 5lt bubeu; piele ipiirben al
les oofiir berseben. l1no 8enoni lit
elm glter &err, obgleid etfpas elm
f0ltig Dob fomme, baB ib oir 5u
eiien gebe. tpie mir beIoblen it,"
Moh ebe biele Sage neraangen tua-
ren, ipuroe gitlls flor, oaB Marilia
oie sSahrbeit aeipruhen bate. Seine
@rbeit mar Ieidt tnb anqenebm uub
feline ihonbeitsliebenoen Iugen ern1ii
beten nien1als int Gni6auen Der
@unoeroinge I'M i'm Der. 3u Der<
1diebenen Malen bate er Die Serrin |
bes SnuIes in ibren lnneen Sblepp
fleioern iiber Sic galfonen aeben fe=
ben; nno Die fleine Nutb, elm lieb.
1ides 3inb BON stp0lf Subren, ipielte
taaiid, auf ben Id,attiaen @artenpfa-
ben. 9as ollerbeIte ieood) mar, baB
8encui, als er i'm aeid,ift fanh, nit
8oot uno Resen umsuseben, i'm ben
Sausbalt nit SiIden perlrraen lieB
Gtepbanus bealeitete ibn reaelmdBia
a,tf bieien ausfliisen unb Die geis
ben berbrad,ten mauhe ongeuebme
Stunbe beiiaumen.
SD tperbe bid, nun lange nid,t
1uebr ieben". iaete situs Bel elmer
hieler @eleeenbcitcn, ip1breub er bas
@oot bonn lliers ihpb. uSe,tte Wor-
aeu iaste mir 8enoni, oa6 Die ssami<
lie morgen aiIfbred,en tueroe uad) Sc
ruialem Siele bonn Sausbalt iueroen
iie bealeiten. Sd ielblt bin auserie-
ben, ocu @iel slt fiibren, auf meld,en'
bic fleiue 8uth retten ioa. @ariIlu
faate, su Serltialem ,uiirben ,pir i'm
BaIaite bes Sobenprieiters ipobnen,
beuu srau sarab, ,u,Iere Serrin lit
eine Sfweiter bes Raipbus."
,,Ou ipirit ipnnoerbare 9inge ie'
ben. iaste Stepbanl,s et,pas eeoan'
fenDon. boh obne cine Spnr oes Nei,
bes i'm Mntlis. SD bin frob, oab
id, gelernt babe, iuie ons goot SIT iiib-
ren; id tperoe tdalid) binausfabrcn.
iofanar bu fort biit."
v0u fiibrlt oas goot bor5iialih,
&uabe'. iagte Situs etipas gonner-
bait. ,,Ood) m1bt bu sid Dor Sen
01pn in Mht nehr1en: lie fnmlnen 10
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
Mitt,ueM, Sen 80. Geptember 1912

Benoni, Der ltb iein erbistes @elitt
trodnete, blieb um BEN siueiten &aus-
meiiter, Ser ipabrenb feiner abtpeien-
belt nit Der aufiidt oes Sauies be-
traut tuar, nod einige 8orte Der
@arnung unb bes States at erteilen,
Damn iprang aud er lit Sen Sottel
tnb trabte oie StraBe binlnter, bin-
ter Dem 3use Der, Der idon eiuen
3iemliden goriprune bate.
Rutb rift binter Der Wutter, ge.
folgt bon Nariila; tp1brenS sairus
nit einisen iuoblbetpaffneten 2nedteu
poran rift. Oie 2a1ttiere, nit reiden
Opiern fir bas Seit beIaoen, unS
nit 3elten, Gohgerdten nno auoern
iiir Die &eiie n0tisen Saden, ieoes
bon einem Wanne eefiibrt, foleten
mad.
ObIdon es nod Iebr friibe mar,
muroe es in Der Staot Iebenoig uu6
ser 3us erreste piel Ml,f,nerfiamfeit
auf leinem 9urhgang ourb StraBeu
unb freie 8lGse. 9ie Srau oes SAT-
rus aog ibren Shleier oidter ii6er
ibr @eIid)t itnb gebot ibrer gobter
audi olio 5u tim. Die fleine Maio &C. =
bordte> nber ibre bellen Mu9en lltateit
ourh sic bnrbIicbtieen SaIten, bailrit
nidts BON ben lebbaften Sorgdneen
mebr eftiuiIhe.
sluf einmal iob git1s 5u ieineu
gritaunel1, ipie Stepbanlts, nit fet.
men SiIhneken iiber ser Shulter,
gleif) ben onoeren iportete, i,nt oen
steiter5ug porbeiaeben at ieben. als
er Sitlts iab, eralan5te fein angeliht
Dor 5renbe II. eine Reibe Slide bod
balteno, oanit lire @n5abl imb @r6.
BE belier aeieben uerben fonnte, rief
er:
v2ebe ,pobI; mosen Sic G0tter bidJ
bebiiteu!"
,,@er lit ieuer anabe?" fraate
Stuff neuaierie. ,,llnb ipesbnlb faat
er, ,Moaen sic @0tter bib bebiitea,',
als Oh es mebrere eGbe2"
u@s lit mein gruber -Stepbanns",
gitl,s. ,,ltnb er Iaet .@ot-
ter ipeil er es bon Sueens auf 10 ee-
bort bat @ir Itanlmen bon griedt-
iben gltern.'
,,Nein, ipie elm @ried)e lieb1t bu
niht ous; id) babe mand)en eeieben",
laete bas fleine MGbden. ,9u biIt
elm sSuoe, beinen @eld)fe nah; ou
iiebIt iemanb abnlid, hen id fenme,
BOD erinnere ih midi niht, iper es lit:
bod er5dbIe mir bon bieien 8ruoer
- Stepbanl,s, nanntelt bu ibn."
ngon ibm fann id oir ettpas sun-
oerbares eradblen', iaste Sit,,s. .,@r
mar elm &riippel, uno fonnte nid)t ae.
be; unb ber Seiler = Seselus - beilte
i'm, iooaB ct, iuie bu iablt, ein itarfer
8urid)e it, obidon bon 5artem uuS
ibonem auselidt penislteus".
fiigte situs beIdeioen biu3u, ,,er
Iebeint mir TO-"
vsssa, natiirlid", iagte Nltb etiuos
i,ngeouloig mn ser abIhipeiians ipe.
gen. uMber ipuroe er ipirflid) gebeilt,
iobaB er eeben fann? Gr5dble Die
gon5e Sad)e ales."
alio oufgeforoert, er5dblte Situs,
10 ipeit ins eiltselue gebeib, als er
fonnte, oie @eIdihte bon oein aiuoe
uno StepbauuS. uihreu6 Mutf inn
onnu unb tpa,,t nit sSraaen unter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30
ii. 3apitei

nise Sterne am Sinuel itanoen, ipar
int Salptbofe oes Saities bes Sairus
cine Ssene oes eeiddftigiten Surd-
chambers. 9iener liefen bin nn6 ber
unb 8nehte riefen einanber su, ipab.
reno iie oie Maultiere berausiiibrten
unb iie nit bem perihiebeniten @epdd
5u belaoen begannen, oas Ibon in
sroBen Saufen auf oem Bflaiter lag.
lSnmitten oes Soies itanb 8enoni
bier eiuen aniuetleno, BORT einen aits
oern CUR 8orliht nabnenb ltnb ein'
rubiae rno piirbepotle Miene belpab-
reno, pie ct itets 81 t,tn pfleete aud,
unter ben ibtpieriglten gngelegen.
beiten. Sobalb Die 2alttiere belubea
irnren, ipuroen Tie eins nah Oem an'
bern binal,s gefitbrt auf bic StraBe,
polelbit iie ir lnnaer Heibe tparteno
ltdnben.
,,ltno n1n brin9t bes Serrn Gferb
Suiamnen nit oen Maultieren mo
raid. 9enn Die 3eit entfliebt uno
mir nriiIien sic erite Station umlerer
HeiIc binter ltns babeu, ebe bie Site
oes Cages eintritt." !"
slnf bieien 8efebl bin fam ans lei
nein Stall elm arabiibes Yfcro, bas
in ieinen oroBen, bllnflpn slige, Dem
fleinen aopfe umb Sen iblanfen ialt.
beren 8einen Sen ga1t5en Sfol5 ieiner
gbItanunltng 5eiate. gud) Dem ara'
ber falnen eine ansabl arnBer, glat=
ter Maultiere nit prdbtiaeln Gattel-
seug, ieoes bon eillem Stanfnehte
eefitbrt. 9enoni bate fd)on Sen Sof
berlalieit Inn feinein Serrn flln0 slt
tlln, baB alles 5itin Iltfbritd) bereit
lei, lmb fant nun eileito 5ltriif nit
mebr MuBe eefolgt bon Sesairus, fei-
mem @eibe, Der eolen SoraI, imo
ibrer fleine,l 9ohter 3litb l1tb etli-
den 9ienerirtnen, sic nit lleberipiir<
fen neridiebener art belaoen iparen.
SD freue mid, boB mir enolid
eeben", rief gtitb frSblid, inoem ii'
Sen anoern borauslief. vllno oa ii.
neine Iiebe, alte 8efob sd, ih elart-
be, ou fennlt mid. bu 2ieblins!" uno
Tie itreidelte, ipdbrenb iie iprad), bi'
staie zines ihneeiueiBen Manltieres,
bas ettpas abIetts bon Sen anbera
|taub.
,,@arte, S6dshen", iprad Die
pcide Stimme ibrer Wutter. ,,9af
Beroni Did. in ben Sattel beben."
Dob sic frdftisen arme oes Ii.
tug batten idou Die Heine Maio an
ibrem Srte seborsen.
.,Sit,ts fanu es ebeniopobl als 8e-
noni, ,uie ou iieblt, neine Mutter".
iaate Mutb froblih. sd bin 70 frob,
| oaB ou neine gefab fiibren ioait!"
fltbr iie fort, tpdbrenb iie ben eldn.
senoen Sals bes Eieres flopfte, ,,oenn
id fann nit sir reben, ndbeeno tuir
reiien. Das lekte Mal bate ih oen.
alien Mia. oer 5u taub iuar l,,u 81,
boren, ielbit penn ib NIT ib,u BAIT.
reoen tpollen."
siti,s 5eiste feline ,ueiBen 3dbne
nit eitem banfbaren 2dheln, iagte
aber nihts. ssn Wirflidfeit fiirdtete
er oas eebieteriid,e, fleine sSrGulein
etipas, bas, nit ieinen nuBbralinen
9lugen nno golbeue,n &aar ein @e-
len slt Iein ld)ien ausgeSeibnet Dor
ser iibrigen @elt
] EnGIih trnren ole atf ihrpr 21t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-30

Ibien; obsleih 5tepbanl,s frSblihs
lueiter reoete i,nb Die gatlade, baB er
eiuen gleidsiiltiaen 3uborer bate.
Ibeinbar nidt bemerfte.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-06
Contract Let
on New Wells

Ypsilanti's long struggle for in
creased water supply is beginning
TO bear fruit with council action
Monday authorizing II. +. Dunbar
and Son, Massillon. o. to proceed
with construction of three wells at
cost OF $l3,S22.50
Members of the Board OF Public
Works, who recommended that the
wells be built following receipt Of
priorities ratings. pointed out that
this action will not necessarily
guarantee Npsilanti an unlimited
supply OF water. There are the
possibilities that the rating will
not be big enough to provide i'm
mediate construction Of the wells
that there might not be a large
source Of water where the wells
are to be located. and that there
might still he difficulty in obtain
ing pumps OF sufficient capacity TO
meet large drain on the city IA
cilities
Test wells we're driven near the
depot. the Armory and near the
site OF the present water works.
The latter place is the one chosen
for the new wells as it seems to
show the best prospects for water
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-06

Work Started
onRecreatiion

Service Mems Recreation Com.
mittee Monday evening al meet.
ing I'm the library OF Ypsilanti
High School laid the ground work
for coordinating local entertain.
ment for soldiers.
Ernest " Chapelle superinten-
dent Of schools acted as chair.
man and members Of the commit.
tee are. Mrs Luman Seamans,
Creston Myers. Townsend Clark.
a. r. McAndrew. Mrs. Gerald Pow
ors. Mrs. Iyah Bales. Mrs Brits
Eddings. Harold r. Augustus. Mrs.
Willard Shaw. Mrs. Arthur Fergu.
son, Mrs. Alex Fox, Willard Shaw.
A. u, Walker Miss Doris Millimau.
Mrs. r Fred Older. Mrs George
Norman. Worden Gecr Mrs. Ivan
Rau. Mrs. Edwin Stacb. Captain
Albert Koch. Miss Susan hin and
Mrs. owen Cleary EHofficio MEM
bers arc Mrs. Beya olson, Mrs.
Flossie Feiner. Downing Proctor.
Spencer Gordon and Mrs Ellen
Thomas
Selections OF a nominating COM
mittee. Mrs Fox. chairman. Mrs.
Shaw and Carl Johnson, resulted in
election OF chairmen Of nine sub
committees. They are Mrs l.. r.
Chase. home hospitality; T. S.
Weber and Townsend Clark. CO.
chairmen OF church committee.
Miss Ethel McCrickett. library;
Lester Philbin, commercial recrea-
ton. Mrs. Norman. canteen; Carl
Johnson. program Mrs. David
Robb hostesses; Miss Milliman.
day room at camp and Creston
Myers. Olin c. Ecklcy and Larry
Schaffer. transportation.
New chairman Of the whole COM
mittee will be Harold Augustus
who was chosen after resignation
See RECREATION Page )
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-06
to Ask Still More
Roosevelt Expected to Send
Message on Manpower Issue

Washington, Oct Sins Con
gressional sources today reported
that President Roosevelt will
soon send message TO Congress
proposing legislation dealing with
the manpower question.
While some high officials have
been pressing for compulsory al
location of labor, doubt was ex-
pressed in congressional circles
that Mr.. Roosevelt will go this far
at this time.
Many bills on manpower are be.
fore both the House and Senate,
including proposals for a work or
fight" order and draft OF rs and
10 year old youths.
A special subcommittee Of the
Truman Defense Committee has
been holding hearings on the man
power question and II was dis
closed that the Senate Military AT.
fairs Committee plans to open
hearings in the next two weeks
on bills calling for ALLEGATION Of
manpower.
Leading Advocate
One of the leading advocates for
a national service act which
would give the government power
to say where and at what everyone
should work-has been war man
power Committee Chairman Paul
v. McNutt. a special manpower
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-06
Congress Begins
Work on Tax
Measure

Washington. Oct. SINS over.
Swallowed by Secretary OF the Treas.
ury Morgenthaus warning that he
will soon ask for still an additional
$4,000 ,000,000 In taxes, the Senate
today opens debate on the new
$4,000 900 900 revenue bill with the
five per cent victory gross in
come levy as the outstanding issue.
Senate leaders are determined to
push the measure to final passage
by Friday night II possible. SEES
sions were ordered to start at ! a.
m an hour earlier than usual-to
force curtailment OF morning COM
mittee meetings and lengthen de-
bate
The Senate Finance Committee.
which revised the House-approTed
tax bill. submitted report in
which It outlined the proposed huge
Increases In many forms OF taxa
ton without argument. except that
1t defended the victory" tax and
its action on corporation leyies.
Morgenthau said that new bill
TO add at least" $1,000 900. 900 in
taxes 10 the measure now before
the Senate will be presented TO
Congress "as soon as the Capitol
leaders will receive T."
Assumes Savings
Sen. Walter F. George Cd Ga,
chairman Of the Finance Committee,
assumed that the Treasury Secre-
tary suggested compulsory saw
ings tax for future enactment
I'm receive his recommendations
whenever they are sent George
said, but unless they are sent down
Immediately new tax bill " III have
TO be started In the House
MOrRenthau said that he stands
on Treasury Department estimates
that the pending bill will raise only
S24, 900 100000 in revenue annually.
Declaring that at least 1000 000,-
900 must be raised IN taxes next
year II the nation's finances are to
be sound. he said. therefore. an ad-
See TAXES Page
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-06
Double Fund
Campaign to
be Military
Goal Will be
$4,000

United War Chest and Commun-
ity Fund Campaign was organized
on a military pattern in a meeting
Monday night OF the fund raising
committee. ID. NJ. Silkworth is act
ing chairman in the absence OF
August Keller. who Is III.
The campaign. with a goal of
$4,000. was divided into four di.
visions, each headed by Colonies.
In charge OF the Special Gifts" di-
vision, which will take care OF ad
vance solicitation of large contri-
butors and corporations. both local
aud out-of-town. are Joseph II.
Thompson and Walter Sturm.
The commercial and professional
division will be in charge OF T. S.
Weber and F. B. Mckay. Wallace
Hayden will head the organized
labor division with "Colonels' yet
TO be chosen for the women's di.
vision The women's division will
include the house-to-house cleanup
Besides the committee members,
August Keller. ID. NJ. Silkworth.
Carl Johnson, DR.. Lawrence Perry
and E. II. Chapelle. there are repre-
sentatives of organized labor and
three representatives of the Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs who
form the campaign organization.
Representatives OF labor are
Alan Strachan. Wallace Hayden.
Leon Hammond. Virgil Lane, Al
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-06
Red Cross to
Train Nurses

4 new training class for Volun-
teer Nurses Aides will be started
Oct. 10 in Ann Arbor The course
will be given by the school Of Nurs-
ing under the sponsorship OF the
American Red Cross and the Office
OF Civilian Defense. Instruction
will cover a period of five weeks
and will include so hours OF class
room and clerical work. Training is
designed to provide volunteer as
sistants to graduate nurses in hos
pitfalls to help ease the critical short
age Of nurses.
Members Of the local Nurses Aide
Committee and members Of the
Volunteer Nurses Aide Corps will
have a cooperative supper Friday at
$50 at the Ladies' Literary Club
House. 2lS y. Washington st. Any
woman who is interested in taking
the course is particularly invited
to come TO the meeting. She may
contact any member OF the newly
organized Nurses Aide Committee:
Mrs Harry l.. Smith. Mrs. Harold
deb Barss. Mrs. James Beach. Mrs.
Guy Kennedy or Mrs Don silk
worth.
Sesenteen members OF the Nolun-
teer Nurses Aide Corps who have
completed the so hour course and
who gave 2S4 hours OF service in
September at Boyer Hospital are
Miss Ellen Allway. Mrs. James
Beach. Mrs. Bethlea Adiska. Mrs
Derek Derez. Mrs. Harry Evans.
Mrs Durand Colts. Mrs. MILFORD
Grannis. Miss Edna Henderson,
Mrs Royal Hewitt. Mrs. Anton Him
melspach. Mrs. Elma Howell. Mrs
Guy Kennedy. Mrs. Charlotte Null.
crome. Mrs. Russell Ringquist, Mrs.
Mary Russell. Mrs Clifford Steen
and Mrs. Raymond Stokes.
The qualifications for volunteers
are that they be over Is years Of
age. high school graduate or its
equivalent. and pass a physical ex-
animation.
Registrations will be taken az
the Red Cross Office IN the Legion
Home or az the Office OF Civilian
Defense al the city hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-06
School Starts
Night Glasses

An enrolment OF approximately
800 is expected for adult training
classes at the Ipsilanti High
School. Edward Heyman, director.
announces today. There were 100
who attended the opening nights
classes Monday evening. he said.
and tonight's attendance is expect
ed TO be nearly as large
Classes Monday were Red Cross
First Aid, beginners and advanced
typing and Foods and Nutrition.
Glasses tonight will be bookkeep-
ms, shorthand. sheet metal work.
ballroom dancing. and citizenship
and Civilian Defense for those not
wardens. Air Raid Warden train
Ing will be Wednesday night
The first aid class had an at
tendance Of rs and will be divided
into two groups. a second group
meeting on another night 80 be
arranged
beginning Monday will be Rcd
Cross Home NHrsing. gymnasium
and swimming.