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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Albion + Tries
To Check Alma

Alma Colleges unbeaten has
ketball team should have little
trouble winning their seventh con
ference victory tonight when II
meets Albion at Alma in MIAA
contest.
The Scots easily downed the
Britons earlier in the season.
Hillsdale and Adrian battle il
out TO see who gets out of the cell
lar when the teams meet on the
Adrian floor. Both squads are tied
for last place with but one victory
in seven starts.
Hope Colleges Dutchmen APP
pear TO be the only team with a
chance TO check Alma's fast pace.
Hope. trailing the Scots by one
game. meet the pacemakerS Feb
ruary 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
CanzOneri Makes
His Debut on STAGE

NEW YORK. Feb. Is GNS) --
Tony Canzoneri. who Knocked
them in the laps of the first row
spectators while fighting, will try
rolling them IN the aisles' to-
night.
The former lightweight cham
piOn has turned actor and Will
appear IN the role of Killer Kane
in a farce dealing with prize
fighting Shenanigans titled. They
Should Have Stood in Bed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
81 ANIlING,>
To Marines
Three Wayne U. Casers
May Join Up

The Van Week twins. Bill and
John. and Pete Nunez, regulars on
WAYNE Univcrsity'S basketball
team. were among those examined
and found qualified to become Off
GERS in the United States Marine
Corps yesterday by 1t. Lincoln
Hold2kOm
a tentative enlistment date for
them was set for March |. If they
decide 10 become part Of this
branch of the service, they Will be
put on a pending list and allowed
Ito complete their studies.
Upon graduation they would GO
10 Quantico. Va, and enter can
didateS class for commissions as
second hcutenantS, which would
take three months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
MlAfee Boys Ready
To Join Tunney

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Feb. Il
tUP)-Professional football stars
George and Wesley McAfee. for
mer Duke University players, Will
be interviewed next week by
Lieut.. Com. Gene Tunney to de-
termine if they will qualify as
physical instructors in the navy.
The McAfees, if accepted. would
become petty officers. George
played last year with the Chicago
Bears and Yves was with the
Philadelphia Eagles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Shop Scoring
Marks Go, Tanks
Increase Lead
Plymouth Makes 3o59 and
Finishers 3o35; Bukowski
Shows 692, Kneeht $50

Two new seasons records for
team scoring are in the ChrySler
In'crplant books today after last
nights matches at Olympic. Ply
mouth now stands first IN thl,
department with 3O59 and Super
hnIyhcr> second with 3O35. Dodge
Nam. crstwhllc leader. drops 10
third ON 1927.
Plymouth swept Highland Park
Service t25SSD Chef BukowSkl
coming out with 692 and LInto
Todd 656. In his middle game
Bukow>k had eight straight ON
the ninth he had a perfect pocket
hit but the No. 10 wobbled Graz
lly then remained upright, leaving
Chct with 269. Gus Galaska had
SOS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Service Recreation
Group 10 Meet

The first group meeting OF the
Army and Navy Recreation League
sports committee will be held next
Monday AT 2 p. m. at the Detroit
Builders Show at Convention Hall.
The committee will have a booth
there 10 further its efforts in be-
half of recreation facilities at the
states forts and service centers.
Leaders from all branches of
sports comprise the committee and
Will attend Mondays meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Explanation
State Caeer's rs Points
Treat for Parents

EAST LANSING. Feb. 10
Dudley J0nc,. The Michigan State
uH.or forward who scored p
points against University of Mich.
gan Wednesday night, had q
plausible explanation tor his rec,
ord-breaking feat today
MY mother and dad were up
Tor this one" ,aI5 fhc East Chi
rag1 Ind Star "It's the first
college game they ever saw me
play, and had to do something
different out there for them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Masonic Ledguers
Alter Schedule

A change IN schedule announced
today calls for Greater Masonic
League teams 10 bow double.
headers a. Riverside February l9
starting al s O'Clock The switch
was made 10 catch up with .ay0HS
and assure the league Closing
April is.
Nestra With nine weeks 20 60
swept Paris 20 increase ~ lead
10 FIVE points Dee Mcintosh a1d
Tom Thompson were high and
rInner-up respectively on SIS and
So Bill Ior01o Of Armstrong
was league top on sol thanks o.
q Z35 finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
ALI BABA WELL.HEELED HEEL

Where wandering wrestling boys tonight .
Hearing George ZahaIas nomination Tor the No
Barrymore Of the game, had joined the army aS d
physical instructor started little checkup to hnd where
some Of the boys operating at present
Your old friend Ali Babi for instance, Well old All Is
working under that great mystery created by the ato
Adam Wesmuller years ago. The Turks muS'a'ne Is
al least two inches longer and the West Coast are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

MeckBvd. Team Only Top Detroit Women's Five
on State Pin Meet Schedule
By HAROLD KAHL

Ann Konen'S Mack-Boulevard
Recreation will make Detroit, :
only bid for first place in Class a
when the sixteenth annual tourna-
ment OF the Michigan Womcn's
State Bowling Association con-
.tnucS tomorrow in Lansing.
Hattcm Five Of Grand Rapids is
the paCemaker with 2499. Mar
garet Stevenson of Detroit Palace
Recreation heads the singles with
SOL and also the all-events with
1913.
? Detroit will have four fiveS COM
pcting in Class b, j. Testers, A.
Goyke'S Savarine. J. DeSerrano's
Rolawle Rec. and f. Wagner'S
Dcmery's, and three in Glass c,
Ann BliemeiSter'S Riviera Rec,
and l. Tapico's and l.. Jurmu's
Upper Peninsula Club No. l and >
Ben Kramer followed his 289 of
several weeks ago with 254 to
enable Altes To win three points
from Bankle I'm the BOwl-O-DrOmc
Senior. The House hasn't won a
series i'm six weeks.
Mrs. Julius Gracey made he,
FIRST tcin-centtTy OF the season
north ichiie for her 23S is sea.
SON mark for the Chene-Trombly
Ladies.
Augic Jankowsky's Union Five
broke the-two-way deadlock be-
tween Clarence Schmidt's RiSdon
and Earl Benton'S Gerisch for first
place in Johnny Milletts House
when it took the latter for two
games. Risdon won the same
number from Frankenmuth.
Howard Bridges BEDFORD slipped
TO within two games from the top
by sweeping j. l.. Hudson. Ed
SchlefSky's 189-250-203 for 642
topped the field.
Neil Suddendorf speared 253
Joe Szuch pounded out 21O-212-
2i3 for 665 and Gordon Tanner
2li-2l2 In 652 as LaMeasure
whipped Gabel's three to tie for
second in the Fort-Boulevard
House.
Sam A bdoo collected 255-2Sf-f76
for co. ~ the knights Of Colum-
bus Ipter-CoupcH.
In the absence Of Detroit regu.
lars Flint pinmen will try to Dust
the leaders in the annual state
tournament in Saginaw tomorrow
Detroit, however, will have il
booster outfits on the drives.
Walter Wegcner's Frankenmuth
rs considered Flint's chief threat
IN the fve-men, led by Jerry
INidro'S SChlitz of Grand Rapids
with BOOB DetroiterS hold sway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

Jerry Taylor and John Rendel Meet Tomorrow
Afternoon for State Title on DAG Courts

other five game affair, Golipart
taking tho first 1871 and the
third lbs. while Roindcl gained
the second and fourth. 1911, 1913.
In the fifth Golipart was in front
III. and apparently a finaliSt.
Rclndcl proceeded to thrust aside
his disadvantage by winning eight
points in row to land game and
match. 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Skibos Okay Frosh

PITTSBURGH Feb. 10 CUP).-
As a result of the drain Of men
because Of the war Carnegie Tech
today suspended ITS freshman rule
and threw varsity sports open to
tho plCbpS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
COLLINAK HAS 289

SuperfiniShcrs had 657 from
Jack Crilley 600 from Clifford
Burns 6l5 from George Klobucher
in their 3035. which included 1919
1890 They doused Kercheval, 2-l
with "Kcrch' making 1884 largely
on Mark Collinak's 654 and Dick
Fredcrlck'S 637. Collnak had a
big second game of 2S9.
Meanwhile. Tanks down in the
scoring were up in he standing,
leading by foar games after a
sweep from Dodge Truck, 2770 to
2637. Fred Wolf drove the Tanks
on go. Before play began Truck
was one behind. Main in third
place is one back Of Truck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Girl Ski Jumper

Dorothy Graves. 1S-year-old ski
jumper of Greenfield, Mass, COM
pctcS against males in Class B and
has lcaDcd l6S feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
ART KNECHT SCORES 600

Engineering remained in triple
tie for fourth with Plymouth and
SuperfiniShers in clipping Dodge
Forge. 2-1. and 2S77 10 1882. Art
Knecht had a big finger IN for
Engineering with $50. Frank
Tcschlcr roped 633 for Forge.
Main went 10 third in taking
two from De Soto, 2S2i 10 2605
Stanley BryS and Phil Lappin OF
Main tied for match high on 5Sl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

GAVE, 1893; Mette StandlSh, 80,
and James Dimeglio, 1949.
Adolph Bugs crashed 221-220-
PA for $50 as Bottlers rolled 2612
and Sheba Five 1854 for new sec
ond and third highs In the Oldbru.
Lester Deck rceled off 255 in
the First English LUthe era n
brotherhood.
Leonard Stahanski clustered
1985225-221 for GA. a new high
series, as George Reimold's Gen.
eral Mailing No. took third in
the Buff Division of the Graphic
Arts. Jack Fishels Hoffman Gar
and tied Charles McKinley's John
Bornman for the top in the Blue.
Charley Rabaut's PAT in the Red,
Earl Snydcr's 246-233 in GA in the
White. Larry PeShel's PAS in the
Blue. Ray SchonSchek's 232 in the
Buff and Ere Dargus' 21l in the
Green stood out.
Ernie Unger came up with a
new second high series I'm the Art
Centre House when he shot 245-
223-202 for $40.
Frank MoliUdro's 225 and Pete
Wilson's 2tk-22f IN sos featured
IN the Kings and Queens Classic
Charles D'Harte's 226 and Ed
F'hSS' 2O3-222 in 612 were leading
counts IN the Twentieth Century
House where only four games sep
aratc the first six clubs. Morris
being in front by one over Prim-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

also California ranch. Jim wreses only on special
occasions now. He's got all the bundles he needs for life
wrestling the gold mine of the
isn't doing we'll for the promoters. Lou Daro dug
grave game West about two Toots Mondt
vaanty the good old days and the good
old gates but with poor to date Toots few years
ago ruled the with iron m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

BOWLING SCHOOL SaSsr ss va !dis,
Sttsthmoor Recreation. Schoolorat ~ Grsnd
River. open Alley, All Day and Evening
cuENE- JpnupIV $3.50 cHtsE
We VIII Apprseis,. Your vo,. for IN. lsi,
msos City Tournament Fiw.Msn Event.
CLUB BOB.LO WOODWARD Y0, AZ ~, dHt RIVER
oOeo eo.Hoo f,om 10 A. ~ u on, as $ p w. and
- IN TO A N. free Parking Foo, OF Bate,
DETROIT REC. tA5 ~. s.sd At A. . SHELBY
Marcel camp VIII Civ. Pocss, Billiard Eshibiiior
Here February 18TH and l7th
ChPnEn 4l2O WOODWARD AVE.
opsn Bo.lioa Today. s. ia i,Ss'S .od Sunday,
From ~ A. N. Until ? A.. ~
GRAND CENTRAL 70" 5ss ,y,l PARK
ouis,en Alleys N Detroit op.n aosiIru Until, 4
p. N. and After 1880. Free Instruction, D,ily.
IMPERIAL REC GENERAL moross eLoe
10 Modern Alleys
Open Every Day TIL midnlsht Ma. siss.
J. J. MILLETT'S "'I ~ IHy y.si,y
10 Aues,. op,n Bowling 7 A ~ ,osP N.
and After 1850. All Day Saturday
InWE'c DIR 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
lUWL , nIG, 10 BILLIARD TABLES
Beautiful Cocktail Lounge
1925 {. Is'isr,on at sastisvn.
LUCKY STRIKE AZ S Sss f s.1S 3, slv l.ss,,
Ds'rors Most Beautiful Alleys % Neu Brun,.
~ict tans' optn 10 A. N. LADY Bo~ie, Invited
NiCK.BlVD. REC. co. 1893 y, sAe ,s.s AVE.
The hene ~ ne Hubbard ard wife rournamen,
orr7 Bo.lins SATURDAYS ana sundays
AT FLINT pEr 1920 VT tLLIoTT
WIZ GNNlVi' HNV' TW 1850
opsr hu,u FROM SAN s7P N ,ns ~ n
AN. Wait Our coektan Lounge. Excellent FOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Dusek Brother Act Still Going Strong

After blowing fortune Rudy Dusek, hear, is his
way the Rudy and his famous brothers all
effort to help big brother Rudy
get back a share of what he lost
Bill Curry continues to be policeman in Hartford, Conn
operates beauty parors and Bull informs local
that will be of the body slams for him.
Ray Steele who had split his fortune with his wife
several years when divorce granted her is still
making stops He's top billing for his old friend Promoter
Tom Packs in ST. Louis this week.
Orvle Brown who used to wresle Jim Londos here for
Promoter Nick Londos at least month, is now pro-
himself in the West.
jim McNen is another wrestlers with plenty of
hay Besides owning interest the Chicago Bears
the former Illinois AAmerica gdder lives the life OF coun-
try gentleman Like jim Londos, he'll mat call if
he gold agtterng.
Tiny Roebuck Tommy Marvin like perfectly good In
dams parade under the banner of "a bankrol
today, broke tomorrow
Lem Steckln vowed EN- with educated
raccoon parayed his hlbily and the into
ranch in Oregon.
Man Mountain Dean you know, is back in the fight
ing forces for Uncle Sam.
The rasslers resourcetul bunch. Take little in
cident Gardens for example.
For two years they featured Mystery Man No ? And
for years they kept mask this gent When finally
he exposed, Leo Waick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
No Charity Affairs for Wres+Iers


In the meantime Wallck had saved enough money as
Mystery Man No. buy the cocktail lounge at Arena. Now
it's nothing unusual Monday night to hear him to the
other bartender:
"MiX that guy Manhattan. Joe. I've got TO out
and pin this mug for the second fall
Much they harpooned you seldom if read of
any holding charity affair for wrestler. They either
lick their wounds pat their bankros, And
of them be doing the latter
DIDJAKNOW;
That Kid Chocolate an athletic instructor in the
Cuban army.
That basketball Madison Square Garden has become
of the biggest betting games the big
That Man O War born IN Kentucky will die Ken
tucky but raced Kentucky.
That Tony Zae will volunteer for the army tonight
fight with Conn
That the Boston Red changed minds about
Jimmy Foxx He'll start at first base.
That Whitow WAITS hard luck reached a high las
game against Cincinnati He scored fgurco
the winning for his the trainer
in the excitement him glass of mouthwash place
Wyatt became violently ILL., quit the game and when
Dodgers the inning he naturally didn
&c. victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

A Checkup on RAISING Rolling Stones Of Ma
FavorItes Here Show Manage to P1os-UF
They Dof9 Gooo More Than Moss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

Jimmy Londos, who has a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

in all others. Pete Carter and John
Gavie 1898; Mette Standish. 1856
and James Dimeglio. 1949.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-19
Council Votes
to Follow
Trend
Disagree on $40
For Police,
Firemen
(see Tabulation, Page p

lpsilanti City Council Monday
evening increased salaries in vir-
tually every category OF employees.
All aldermen seemed TO be in
agreement on the need OF this ac-
ton in view OF the trend toward OBJ
tanning defense work in preferences
TO city employment IN argument
developed, however. over increase
of but $40 month for Iatrolmen
and fremen whereas those in high
er brackets. such as sergeants. re-
ceived a SIS raise. Alderman Ed.
ward Block made strong appeal
for the SIS amour: increase for the
men in the ranks but was voted
down both on a motion to return
the entire salary recommendation
TO the ways and means COMMITTEES
for reconsideration and 10 increase
the amounts. Vote on the final &C.
ceptance OF the recommendation
was unanimous.
Ruby Wynn, president OF the Clio
local representing municipal work
ers, informed the council that his
organization was not satisfied with
the city agreement because its
members are interested in obtain
ing union recognition and a check
OF system. His suggestion that
the matter be reconsidered was
laid over until councilmen have a
chance TO study both the contract
as proposed by the union and the
recommendation made by the ways
and means committee. City clerks
ONCE is to provide each alderman
with copies OF both documents
prior to an informal meeting May
26 at 1880 .. m. with representa-.
tives OF the union.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-19
Recreation in
City Studied

Members Of the Community Fund
Planning committee Monday after
noon studied possibilities Of has
tening plans for recreation facili-
ties to accommodate the thousands
OF new residents expected in this
community during the coming year.
The meeting was held at the Hotel
Huron and Downing Proctor, dis.
trict representative Of the recrea-
ton section OF federal community
services, was present to lend as
sistance.
A proposal of importance Is a
recreation hall for each five units
OF the new dormitories east Of
the city and an auditorium for
each Is units. Each unit repre-.
sents 200 people. The recreation
hall suggested would be about
so < 140 feet and the auditorium
about ~ $50 feet
Assistance OF Ypsilanti agencies
will be offered wherever needed
and II is the desire OF the commit
tee to anticipate needs and meet
them as rapidly as possible.
An important consideration per.
tanned to public gathering places
for young people. Plans are being
considered for dancing where soft
drinks only would be served and
where all young people would en-.
Joy meeting for social evenings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-19
City Approves
Property Use

Ipsilanti city council Monday
evening approved plans TO convert
the property at the southwest cor
ner OF Grove ST. and High ST. to
a recreational center.
Use OF the property had been re.
quested by Tracy Pullman. repre-
senting the Unitarian and Uniyer-
salist Church OF Detroit for an
eight weeks summer work camp
which would be conducted with
board OF nine members and one
church representative in charge.
The object would be 10 repair and
improve the property. provide play
ground facilities. educate young
people through field trips and in.
struction. and teach Americanism
on a non sectarian basis The
agreement provides that the city
can renew or alter the agreement
IN the fall, and that arrangements
be made for liability and fire in
surance.
City Federation Of Women's
Clubs bad requested the council
to take favorable action on the
project.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-19
failure to Vote
Affects Listing

Persons who have nos voted At
an annual school election in the
past three years must reregister
before May 20 II they desire TO cast
a ballot In the annual election.
Registrations or registration Of
new electors will be accepted in
the once OF the superintcnde OF
schools or in any OF the elementary
school Offices. once hours arr
from s a. m. to $50 p. m. Monday
through Friday This superinten-
dents ONCE will be open Saturdays
until noon and until p m. May
30.
Those eligible to vote are per
sons who have children OF school
age or are property owners in the
city. Children OF school age are
designated as those from I'VE
through 10 years who are being
registered in the annual school cen
sus now underway. The Sabotage
children do not have to he enrolled
in the city school system for par.
ents to be allowed to vote.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-19
Ordinance Would Give Milk
Control to Board of Health
Central Press Phonephoto

and examination may include bac-
THEOLOGICAL, chemical o. physical
tests as are deemed advisable BY
health authorities.
Standard methods as established
by the American Public Health As
ISOLATION and the Association OF
Agricultural Chemists would be
used
With regard to milk and dairy
product handlers the ordinance
would require that they be free
from communicable disease, that
they not be carriers of disease and
that they have no open LESSONS. No
tifcation OF the health officer in
case a handler contracts a disease
will be required OF the producer.
Water supply for the stock must
comply with city set standards and
there is to be no accumulation of
refuse on farms supplying milk to
Ypsilanti.
The ordinance also provides for
proper labelling OF containers.
Pasteurization OF milk EXCEPT
grade A raw milk and cream for
public consumption will be re-
quired.
Except in the case OF farms on
which grade 4 pasteurized milk or
cream is procedder, no milk plant
Is TO be located more than FIVE
miles from the city hall.
Municipal LICENCES will be re-
quired OF milk dealers.
Penalty for violation. according
TO the proposed ordinance, f. 800
line or 80 days in jail, or both.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-19

Control of the milk supply in
Ypsilanti would he vested in the
city board OF health under/a pro-
posed ordinance submitted to city
council Monday evening.
The ordinance provides that the
board issue rules and regulations
on dairy farm standards, milk
plant standards and grade A farm
standards and that the rules and
regulations shall have the effect
of law
II the ordinance is given approx
al OF the council, new buildings and
remodelling at milk supply sources
will have TO have approx al OF the
health board before products can
be sold in Ypsilanti.
Distributors will bear the cost OF
analysis Of vitamin fortified mil6
when the board or its icpresenta-
tive requires that a test be made.
Quality tests will be made al least
once a month free OF charge to the
producer. Samples are to be avail
able to the,testing officer on request
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-19
Hospital Shows Profit

During the fiscal year which
closed May first, Boyer Mem
urial and Hull Hospitals show
for the first time, an operating
profit. according to figures from
the office OF Harvey c. Holmes,
city clerk. This is in contrast
to the previous % years during
which time a total OF sl91. 200
was appropriated by the city to
keep these institutions in opera
ton. During that period total
hospital receipts were s755,6l0.
10 and expenditures 94l,21S.0s.
The average monthly deficit
was $66S.69 and total deficit
was s1s5.607.S9.
This past year showed more
than fifty per cent increase in
business and a profit Of
$9,S37.07. Total receipts amount.
ed TO ss5,403.50 and expendi-
lures reported were s75.566.43.
The Augustus Boyer bequest for
Boyer Hospital originally to-
tailed $4,000 of which $4,000
was expended in settlement OF
a claim. The building cost
s44,229.04 and equipment cost
$5,S67.10 with many contribu-
tions being received from the
public.
Business was light the first
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-19
New Housiing
Experiment.,
Necessity?
Questions Left by
Panel

Social experiment or national ne
cessity? This was the question pre-
scented but apparently unanswered
Monday evening when the proposed
Cherry Hill Housing project was
discussed at a panel meeting in Ann
Arbor High School under sponsor
ship of the Ann Arbor Citizens Coun-
Gil and Forum.
Prof. James X. Pollock directed
the panel discussion. First speaker
was Carl Belser of the University
School of Architecture.
Seen As Necessity
Mr.. Belser stated that there is a
great necessity for such a housing
project to avoid growth of a hit
and miss, shack type OF commun.
ity." The government has a respon.
sibility to defense workers to pro-
vide them with comfortable housing
II it expects to get efficiency from
those workers, he asserted.
Paul Ungrodt, Board OF Com
merce secretary, estimated that
Ypsilanti can absorb from ] 1900 70
5000 houses with the aid OF the fed
eral government in expanding ia
cilities. 1t is hoped by Ypsilanti, Mr..
Ungrodt added. that the housing
project will be far enough away so
that 1t will not cause too much So
cial impact on the city.
The nations interest transcends
the interest OF any one community,
Co. uoJrSINc-p,va