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HIGHLAND PARK
HOMER WARREN & CO.
Houses for Sale

SEYMOUR. l4ii4. BRICK q rms. hne cond.
Private party. Marshall, l2sOi Gratiot
SYRACUSE rms. FUN base. furn.. gar. .
81 300 S700 dn SHKALA Age. TO. s-0707.
WAYNE. M1CHIGAN-4-room house 3
lots twlll sell. rent. Lafayette 1924.
WILLIAMS. Mch-6 rms. floor. 81, 500.
$500 down. Bridges. 4l27 Vernon.
18TH Mr.. BAGLEY = rms. apis, only
S27o IN. simon, 1855 Mich LA. 07OO.
COLoRED- Kirby Brush, two.famly brick.
nine each. Must SACRIFICE Two
family. five each excellent income. $500.
.Tvo.familv. 1--WE each, decorated. 81 800
singles. roomnR houses, bargains! FRANK
WILEY Trinity 2-s767.
COLORED smith Ave, beaut. nome.
STRICTLY MODERN 5 bedrms. new
sim. furnace. gar only 81 800 easy terms.
r sLoBlN-s3O6 WooD'D-TR i-03e6
COLORED W Grand Blvd: $ rooms
side drive, garages; recreation room
in basement So, 500. Reasonable down
payment Jackson, TY. 1888.
COLORED J(Conant Gdns., Wexford new
home stockton, rms, sim. hit, 100 dn.
Jesse T. Parker. TIE. 1883 Tw. 2-2i45.
COLORED, 30th--7 rms hot air heat, q
chr gar ONLY 5000 dn.l Crutcher Real
Estate TY $3.50 TY. 4-0l4.
CoLoRED- Rooming House good location ;
Is rooms. solid brick Great Northern
Realty FiSroy $40
COrORED- Family Brirk good con-
diiion; $500 down Great Northern
Realty. FItzroy $40
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NeU Houses for Sale

HOME In Dearborn Highlands costs no
more. beautiful. reasonable DE. 1865
CENTRAL s307-5-rm. bung. attic mr.
school, $3.50 FILA. s340 fireman.
CULVER. 400 blks W OF souihneld
bik :. ~ outer Dr Furnished Model
GARDEN CITY bedrooms. outside fin
us, ter terms ms Otto ses.d. pt 1000 wy
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Moving, Storage, Carriage

CALCULATING and Secretarial lnstitut,
1913 r.. Elizabeth. lns. EXch Bldg.
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Dancing Instructions
LEARN TO DANCE

TREE STHDiOS=ESTAB. Is YEARr
20 LESSONS 81 .5O-MEN AND WOMEN
Fox Trot. Waltz, Rrumba. Modern swing
Woodward At AleNandrine-TE 2-hh42.
10 DAYS ONLY. Complete course, Fox
Trot Waltz Rhumba. Conga, 81. Call
Miss Virginia Kim, HOLLYWOOD School
Of Dancing. 42il Woodward. TERRACE
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In Meroriur

Cod knows how much ve miss hcr,
Never shall her memory fade
LUvIur thoughts shall ever wander
To the spot where she IaI
Daughters and Snte
March o. 1898
Nrs CAlle Tr0mbley
IL LOVING memory az M daring mother
Mrs. CAlae Tf.Whtey. wa. passed aNat
fouT years aap TODAY. March We have
cn.y ,uur memory. dear mother Or re
rneuhe our whole Ute ttr.uLA You
sweetness vail irg,- forever frs 'fc7tgr'
the unmHrN os ytr lonesome t.us AL.
daughters and grandson, Joseph Lewa
EoNA Jr
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Income Bungalows for Sale
Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY STATE owned properties. zee your
real estate broker.
FARMLAND s0NI24. near Rouge PARK D.
c'y taxes 5000 oregon 1856
WATER. sewer. sas, electric sHue Van
Dyke section SlJO w. Van Dyke Realty.
g3shs Van Dyke
900 BUILDING Lots Berkey Ferndale,
Royal OAK $3.50 up terms TE 2-s357,
.COLORED- quick sale Let YOUR prop
erfy with McDufHe Tyler s-"3jl
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DODGE RoAD-65-ACRE FARM
Ideal for an estate. rolling, picturesque
with woods large oak. maple and hickory
trees: six room farmhouse, barns. silp ana
outbuldings short drive from city limits;
only 10 miles: located In choice neighbor-
hood THE PRICE is RlGHTl
G. JIRASEK. 1919 l41N TH. 6-36i2
Mr.. ECORSE RD.-h acre, 4 rms, unf !:
elect, 81 800. $3.50 dn. VI. 1-0669
YOUR OPPORTUNITY to farm 100
acres Dairy and general. Traverse
City Good buildings. all tools, stock,
team. etc. $1,000. terms. Royal oak 1880
Lincoln 2 1885
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Male Help-SaieSmen

REAL ESTATE saIssnen, al 1r part time
evergreen Et. 2HO1l fenkou RI. 4lA2.
HHi Nf-IF TIME ...rH- for a Juh2
D.. lr .rlfr3er' sell BaNle rh Products.
1.nr u'1rty route open Write 'o1aN
Htv 'frs. Dept NCC.llo-r, frscPort
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Money to Loan
On Real Estate
Land Contracts

ALL lard contracts bought r'sss made.
NciiuEh 1910 Ford BtE Cadillac O38g.
Any desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN , IANFHAR a COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Bog Cadillac $50
Any .aud contract tsugh, Wh's or col.
Urct NHrtesEe loans schwartz, al
Book BI.tl0r CADILLAC 42ls.
CONSULT i1e enlarged Real FstAts Intings
~ toe t.g sunday Times Want Al
Section
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Resorts for Sale

ONLY GROCERY, seasonal. 50 miles from
Detroit: living quarters. Sell, trade
Arlington 1850.
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BUSINESS Property for Sale

WARREN at Junction. two stores an
flats. rented TOT $40 monthly will sci
at bargain or trade. $500 West Warren
Tyler 4-gSli
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Farms and Lands for Sale

BARJAIN-s2 acres railroad sidins: Van
Horn and Allen roads r. w. Mitchell,
232 West road. Trenton, Mich. Trenton
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Wednesdays Results
Philadelphia 5, Detroit 3.
New York 4. Chicago l.
Washington at st. Louis, incom-
plete.
Boston at Cleveland. weather.
Today'S Games
Philadelphia at Detroit
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
Broken Racquet, Strange
Court Defeats Freeman

Playing with a broken racquet
and on a strange court. Ellis Freat,
man, ace OF the Ypsilsnti High
School METERS. was turned back by
Dudley OF Trenton, Sc, 6-3, as the
locals squeezed out a 80 win over
the downriver team.
Earlier in the year. Frestman
beat Dudley by a wide margin
when Ypsilanti played host to
Trenton in the first home meet OF
the year Besides being beaten by
Dudley. Freatmau was bested only
by Lewis OF Ann Aroor, and Comp
ton of River rouge. He lost 20
Compton last year. but this season,
succeeded in turning the tables.
L. D. Harmon beat Gerhardt
Lorenz. 81. 81, and Rowe took
the No. 3 singles by turning bacn
Bace, 81, CO.
Bill Strang. who has played a
steady No doubles, was kept out
with a cold, as Jerry Norman cou.
pied with Jim Miller 10 drow a 81,
rs tally to G. Dudley apd Bob Hy-
man.
Jim Miller then entered the mum
Der two doubles With Bob Johnston
10 take the match, 81. 60. from
Teifer and Smith This victory
gave Ypsilanti the meet, 80.
Wednesdays win was the team ;
tenth straight, having been unde-
feated throughout the season.
The meet marked the close OF the
season Of dual matches and the
Braves will enter the Regionals at
Plymouth Friday with odds in their
favor.
The summary:
Singles
Dudley (T) beat Freatman (Y.
SIS. So.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
Dundee Wins
From Lincoln

With Papzynski, Carter and
Thompson, taking hrst places and
Beyier tied for first, Lincoln
trackmen played host to Dundee
and lost to the out-of-town team
1881.
Dundee took six OF possible ten
tirsts, tying for top honors in the
pole vault,
An excellent showing was mad
in the shot put, when Lincoln took
first, second and tlird; PapLynski :
heaVe of 80 feet ii inches taking
first with Adiska second and Car
ter third. Carter took the high
jump with four feet 10 incres, and
w. Thompson winning the mile in
5:14.5.
Dundees relay team composed
OF Lamerand GJodridge, Robert
son and Smith, took the event in
l:45.
The summary.
Pole vault-Beyier IL, Fox Cd ,
tied for first; Horton (L) thir1.
Height feet 6 inches.
Shot put-Papzynski U) first;
Adiska %, second Carter (L).
third. Distance--32 feet IL in
ches.
Low hurdles Goodridge Cd,
first; Woodruff CD, second; Sour
ant (L), third. Time 16.2.
100 yard dssh-Smith Cd, first;
Lambersnd Cd, second; Carter
| IL. third. Time 10.
Mile run-Miller (D). first. E.
Thompson U), second. Time =
5:14.5.
High jump-Carter (L), first: Be
yier IL, second; Fox Cd, third
J Height 4 feet. 10 inches.
440 yard dash-Robertson CD
first; Fox Cd, second; Adiska IL
third. Time 81 seconds.
220 yard dash-Smith ID, first;
Lamerand CD, second: GoodTidge
Cd. third. Time 246.
$50 yard run-W. Thompson III,
first; Horton III, second Nichols
Cd. third. Time-2:31.6.
Broad jump-Smith CD first:
Goodridge Cd, second Pspzyns
XII (L), third. Distance, 10 feet
In inches.
Mile relay-Won by Dundee
Iamerand, Goodridge, Robertson
Smith. Time-1:45
Final score-Lincoln 81. Dundee
/ 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
Normal Teams
Take to Road

Michigan Normal's golf and tennis
teams will take TO the road Friday
for contests at Grand Rapids and
Toledo, respectively.
The linksmen will play Grand
Rapids University on Friday and
Grand Rapids Junior College Satur-
day. The tennis team will face To
ledo Tennis Club Friday and To-
ledo University Saturday.
Joe Grady. George Stadtmiller.
Charles Pillsbury. Ed Anzicek aud
Dick Gehring will make up the per
sonnet of the golf team. The tennis
squad will consist OF Vic Mastro-
marco. Fritz BENEFITS. Walt Lepisto,
DIN Cox. Paul Hansen and Tom
Grieg
Roosevelt High Schools baseball
team will also play away from home
Friday. meeting Chelsea in a Huron
League clash.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
Rouge Painters Pound Two
Pitchers, Defeat Warriors

Pounding two Warrior pitchers
for II hits. the River Rouge Psnth-
ers hung up a 10-l decision over Yp-
SLANT High at Recreation Park
Wednesday.
Pat O'Hara started as pitcher for
the Braves and allowed six runs
and nine hits before being replaced
by Phil Stokes in the sixth.
Galloway scattered five Ypsilani
hits. two singles by Short Stop Bob
Monett. and one each by Jack
Lawrence, Clyde King, and Art
Herbst
Catcher Steve Doulos OF River
Rouge led his team in scoring, with
three tallies on two hits and
base on balls.
The lone Ypsilanti run was scored
by Pat o'Hsra in the third. Pat,
leading of, drew a walk King fol
lowed with a single. sending o'Hara
to second from where he scored
on Monett's second hit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
Sports Calendar
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
Tennis
Michigan Normal at Toledo Ten
mis- Club.
Golf
Michigan Normal at Grand Rap
ids University.
Baseball
Roosevelt High School at Chelsea.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
Lincoln Meters
Defeat Saline

While the Lincoln cindermen
lost their athletic engagement OF
the afternoon, Lincoln meters
downed Saline al.
Reid. in the number one singles.
went three sets before he finally
lost to Wrinkle. g.. IS, c-3.
The rest OF the team came
through in fine style Null upset
ting Uphause l0-S, SO, 6-3, and
Smalley beating Kibbie 60, SO.
Hops and Armstrong shut out
Miller and Bergound of Saline. 60,
60. as r. VANITY and Bowles beat
Martin and Winbler by forfeit.
The summary:
Singles
Reid o., lost to Wrinkle (S). Is,
60. SO,
Null U). beat Uphouse (s),
1913. S-6, 6.3.
Smalley a., beat Kibbie Isl, SO,
SIS.
Doubles
Hops and Armstrong (L) beat
Miller and Bergound (S). so, so.
R. VANITY and Bowles U), beat
Martin and Wrinkle (Sl. 81, s.?
(forfeiD.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
Navy Playing
Here Tonight

Fresh from a Al triumph over the
University Of Michigan. Great Lakes
Naval Training Station, coached BY
1t. Gordon s. Mickey Cochrane,
will collide with Michigan Normals
baseball team in a twilight game,
starting at p. m, this evening at
Briggs Field.
Plans for a colorful flagraisins
ceremony in which the Girls Drum
and Bugle Corps was TO have par
ticipated have been abandoned.
A capacity crowd is expected, how
ever. because OF the number OF
big name" players in the Great
Lakes lineup.
Ken Carakostas or Charles Greig
will draw the pitching assignment
for Michigan Normal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
AIRPORT APPROVED

Marquette. Mich. May 2i-INS-
The Marquette County Board OF
Supervisors today had approved :
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
Bomber Men
to Play Ball

Softball team managers from the
bomber plant and local groups met
Wednesday night with Coach Ed
win W. Shadford. director OF city
recreation, TO discuss softball com
petition which is expected to begin
Wednesday.
About seven teams from the
bomber plant will be entered In the
contests. These teams leaving the
3:25 shift want to begin play at
400. This plan presents dificulty
10 the local teams. expected to num-
Der about three, who wish TO play
later in the day, Mr.. Shadford eK-
plains. Night play is being dis
cussed.
Tentative plans are to have
teams play the FIRST round 10 de-
termine qualifications ana then to
classify them into groups, the d.
rector said.
Games will be played Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
Play will be at Prospect and Island
Parks and on grounds near the Ford
/ Motor Co. plant in Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
Three Score
High Totals

The individual performance o
three competitors oyershadowet
Roosevelt High Schools team show
ing Wednes day as the Rough Riders
swamped Chelsea, 711s to 2Oia, ii
a dual track meet at Briggs Field
Lamar Miller. Bill Bair and Johr
Goldsberry combined TO score 49,.
Of the Roosevelt points. Miller and
Bair accounted for IS points apiece
and Goldsberry produced 11A.
Here, briefly, is what each mem
Der OF the trio accomplished.
Miller won the 100 and 92O-ya-d
dashes. placed second in the shot
upt and second in the broad jump
Rair captured the l20-yard high
hurdles and broad jump and trailed
Miller 10 the tape In both sprints.
Goldsberry triumphed in the shot
put with toss OF 80 feet inches,
tied With Dick Medium for first
place in the high jump, ran the
leadoff leg in the relay and placed
third 10 the century.
Roosevelt took firsts in all but
one event. Ronald Ewald and Joe
Hale. both of Chelsea, tying for top
honors in the pole vault. Chelsea
was represented in the meet by only
seven men, four OF whom broke into
the scoring
Other Roosevelt winners were
Wendell Schoolmaster in the mile
run. Joe Dalton in the 440-yard dash
and Dick Medium in the Ss0-yard
run. The contest closed the track
season for the Rough Riders, al
though Medium, Miller and Colds
berry will compete Saturday in the
state prep championships.
The summary;
Pole vault-Won by Ewald (C)
and Hale Co tied for first; Aim
pich RI, third. Height feet 2
inches.
120.yard low hurdles-on by Bair
(R); Chamberlain (R) second;
Hale (C) third. Time-:l51.
Shot put-Won by Goldsberry
(R); Miller (R) second; Foor co.
third. Distance-40 feet 5 inches.
l0O-yard dssh-Won by Miller
(R); Bair (R) second; Goldsberry
(R). third. Time -:1l.2.
Mile run--Wou by Schoolmastsr
(R): Beissel (C), second. Time
e:06.s.
440yard dash-Won by Dalton
(R): Foor &C.. second. Time
1:044.
22o.yard dash-Wou by Miller
(RD; Bair (R) second; Chamber
lain (R). third. Time-:24.7.
Sso-yard run-Won by Meldrum
(R): Ewald (c) second. Time
1851.
High jump-Won by Medium
(Rl; and Goldsberry tR) tied for
first: Alimpich (R) and Foor co.
tied for third. Height-5 feet.
Broad jump-Won by Bair RI;
Miller (R), second: Hale (C), third.
Distance-17 feet.
Ss0-yard relay-Won by Roose-
Welt (Goldsberry. Beard. Allmpscb
and Chamberlain Chelsea, second
Time-1:49.S.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
Sports Roundup

Cbcago-Ns-Anton Chstoods CleT"Snd definitely on
the light heavyweight championship today follow
of the New Yorker Johnny Coan last
nights al the Chicago stadium.
Washngton-Ns-With Heavyweight King Joe Louis
hanng the balance today in
stalled al whip Savod of Des Mones. in their
the Navy Relief Society tonight Griffith
Washington transportation OF baseball fans
Di
asked be considered in
suggested
lands baseball commissioner that manasement
officials their home
Overtrowded
facilities by change" time
Holly voodNSFormer Heavyweight Champion Max Baer has
Savod Des Mones heavy
accept comedy RKO movie The
The have been
staged Toledo O., the studio said
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21

Harmon CY), beat Lorenz III.
81. 81,
Rowe (Y), beat Bace (T), 6-1, So
Doubles
G. Dudley and Hyman (T), beat
Norman and Miller (Y), 81. 7-5.
Johnson and Miller (fO, beat
Teifer and Smith (T). 81. 60.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
VESSELS TO BE LAUNCHED

Bay City. Mich. May 2l-Today
the first Of number Of minesweep-
ers built for the United States Navy
will be launched in a double cere
mony at the Defoe Shipbuilding
Co. The vessel designated as the
U.S.S. Broadbill, will slide into
the Saginaw River along with the
rescue vessel. II NJ T. Bold, con-
structed for the British Navy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
SUPERVISOR FINED

Holly, Mich. May 2l-When Arth-
ur Claspill, So, supervisor of Rose
Township for nine years pleaded
guilty Wednesday 10 a charge Of al
tering and mutilating absentee vot-
ers' ballots in THE April s election,
he was assessed $3.50 in costs and
placed on probation for two years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21

WPA project calling for construc-
ton Of $2.004.030 airport near
Marquette II was reported that
the Army has no immediate con
neotion with the undertaking.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21

'Games behind leader.
Wednesdays Results
st. Louis |, Brooklyn 0.
Chicago S. New York 8.
Cincinnati 10, Philadelphia g.
Boston 4, Pittsburgh 90 in
nings).
Teday's Games
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at philadelphia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-21
INTERNEo BY JAPs

Ishpeming. Mich. May 2l-Wil-
liam Hebbard. Ishpeming, Mich, Is
one Of SO Americans In the State
Department listed Wednesday as
interned by the laps in Manila.
Evening star., 1942-09-22
Executions by Nazis
Reported Nearing
$4,000 Mark
200, 900 Of Victims
Were Poles, Committee
In London Asserts
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The knowr
number of executions carried ou
by the Germans in conquered Europe
is nearing the million mark
the Inter- Allied Information Com.
mittee reported last night.
Included in the growing list was
the shooting of 116 Frenchmen last
week.
The latest French victims, put tc
death on orders of Gen. Otto Won
Stuelpnagel, German commander In
France, brought the total to 207 ,373
the committee said.
The committee. set UP by the
exiled United Nations governments
In London, said this figure was based
on information obtained by these
governments. 1t covers formal ex-
ecutions which have followed trials
or corrts-martial and shootings of
hostages and other persons an
nounced by the Germans.
100000 Poles Executed.
The Polish government in exile
said 100000 persons had been ex-
ecuted In Poland since the Germans
invaded the country three years ago,
100000 of them shot after a Ger
man trial, 10000 shot as hostages
and 10000 killed in concentration
camps.
Since Reinhard Heydrich, the
protector" of old Czecho-Sloyakia,
was assassinated last May, 1,765
Czechs have been executed, the COM
mittee said, and of this number 525
were accused of being in some way
responsible for his death. In addi-
tion. thousands of Czechs have died
In concentration camps or as q re-
suit of Gestapo third-degree meth
DDS, it was stated.
The committee declared 5000
have been killed in Crete alone
since May, 1941.
Fifteen hundred fell before Ger
man firing squads or were SEN
fenced to death In France and
North Africa in the first six months
of this year In addition, the Ger
mans have shot $50 hostages since
they overran France, the committee
reported.
Other Executions.
Reports from other occupied
countries were:
Belgium: One hundred thirty
known to have been executed for
sabotage or as hostages.
Greece: In addition to the 5000
In Crete, 40 persons were shot IN
Athens this summer and 40 more
on the island of Mytilene. The
Bulgarians executed several thou
sands in Macedonia after revolt
against the Bulgarian army of oc-
cupation.
Netherlands: The government in
London has the names of 200 per-
sons shot for publishing secret
newspapers, signaling to the Raj,
stealing rations or trying to es-
cape to England.
Norway: Thousands have died
In concentration camps as the re-
suit OF i'll treatment" the committee
said, adding that since the German
occupation 106 have been shot.
Yugoslavia: The exact number
executed is not known, but "over
5000" were shot as hostages by the
Germans alone In September and
November, 1941.
Luxembourg: No news received
since the mass deportations of Lux
embourgers began recently, but up
to last June four persons had been
executed for underground activities.
Evening star., 1942-09-22
Luettwitz, Stoff Chief
Of Crown Prince, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN From German Broad
casts, Sept. 22.-Gen. Walther Won
Luettwitz, "a, who was chief of staff
for Crown Prince Friedrich Will
helms army in World War I, died
today. He was commanding gen.
eral Of the Sd Army at the end Of
that conflict.
Gen. Won Luettwitz participated
In the 1920 putsch OF Wolfgang Won
Kapp, who was installed briefly as
chancellor only to have his efforts
to form government collapse be-
fore general strike. Both fled
Germany. Amnesty was granted the
general in 1925.
Evening star., 1942-09-22
Child With Needle
lin Heart Is Better

BY the Associated Press
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 22.-Sur-
geons reported today a consider
able improvement in the condition
of 3-year-old Eleanor Hughes, who
has needle imbedded in her heart.
Unable to locate the needle in a
first operation Friday, surgeons said
they planned second operation in
two or three weeks. The child fell
on the needle while playing in her
home.
Evening star., 1942-09-22
California Eagle Flyer
Given DFC by British
BY the Aseoeiated Press.

ASS0cIEteo Pf6S8.
LONDON. Sept. 22.-Flght 1t.
Selden Raymond Edner, 23-year-
old Eagle Squadron flyer OF San
Jose, Calf, has been awarded the
Distinguished Flying Gross for op-
erations against the enemy, the Air
Ministry announced today.
1t. Edner,, born in Fergus Falls,
Mimi, participated In many op-
irrational sorties and destroyed at
least five enemy aircraft, locomo-
tives and three barges," the citation
said.
He was described as "a fine leader
whose skill and determination
greatly inspired other members of
his flight"
Evening star., 1942-09-22
It's an Opersi1e Closet
for Your Room!
b. 4 ID @
CA BIN ET
800

Door slides up from bottom and
down from top to moke corners
easy to reoch. Sturdy wood
froms combined with tough
fibreboord in noturol wood
groin finish. These huge di-
nensions: 6ox2ox24 inches.
ldsol storooe for dresses, etc.
Observation-Disclosures Floor.
Evening star., 1942-09-22

Thonks to the wonderful patented secre- Seal
finish, these cinderella" royons have plenty
Of Spring back" >. thot's why comparative
weor-tests give them so high rotine Sheer,
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REC POWERS ENLARGEDBY
 HOUSE BILL
Senate Passes Borrowing BiII-KnoCks Out Sub-
 sidies Clause

WASHINGTON, May 28.-A surge of last minute opposition unfore- seen by the leaders, defeated in the Senate the Administration pro- posal of using subsidies to keep price ceilings intact.
 At the request of Majority Lead CT Alben w. Barkley, the chamber unanimously rejected the plan which was offered as an amendment to the House approved legislation to increase the borrowing power of the Reconstruction Finance Corpor- ation by five billion dollars.
 The amendment would have auth orized the REC to subsidize business caught in the squeeze between the rising costs and ceiling prices.
 The amendment disposed of, the Senate passed the borrowing power bill.