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Evening star., 1942-10-31

GOING PLACESPaul Weber 32 the George Washington
fans thrill this 14yard dash the second period the
battle under the lights He helped unidentified
mate who blocked out Paul Walker 5Q) Kentucky
wasted however the Wildcats
the drive. Star Staff Photo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Ze strachy z vojny.

V parku Metropolitan v
Brecksville u Clevelandu, byl
nalezen zastreleny muz, v
nemz byl zjisten 26lety kra-
jan MatouS J. Janecek.
Mrtveho nalezl parkovnf po-
licista Peter Dixon. Vedle
mrtvoly lezel dopis, V nemz
nestastn1k vysvetloval pTicinu
sveho GNU. Byl pry znicen
tim, re byl povolan k chime vo-
.jenske sluzbe V armade.
Janecek uzil k sebevrazde
rucnice, ktera byla nalezena
vedle neho. Leva strana jeho
t6la byla celia roztrzena ranou
z one zbran6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Observation-Disclosures UlHIlIllIl
PTedpovida konskripci zen.

PredpovIda konskrlpcI zen.
z New Yorku dosla zprava,
re tam Virginia G. Glider
sleeve, zastavaj1cf Trad deka-
ma ma Barnard College, pred
povfdala v dobe jednoho nebo
dvou roku moznost konskripce
americkych Zen v nejake for
me a k n6jake sluzbe podobne
konskripci muzd k vojenske
povinnosti.
Jmenovana ucinila tuto pred
poved We sve vyrocn1 zprave,
liz podala presidentovi univer-
sity Columbia, jfmz je Dr.. Nj
cholas Murray Butler. We sve
zprav6 zddraznila vsak potfe-
bu, ably kolejnf studentky slou-
lilly kdekoli Dude zapotfebl, a.
lie bez odvadenf selektivnl sluz
bou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
SpadI do vreleho oleje.

V nemocnici Loretto v Chi
cagu skonal 22lety Anthony
Peligrini nasledkem opafenin,
ktere utrpel, kdyz zavodu
Reilly Tar Co., 2513 jiz. Da-
men ave., spadl do nadrzky va
f1clho oleje a utrpel hrozne O.
pareniny ma celem tele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
P~okutovana matka.

Elda Griglanzova, 38leta,
byla pokutovana 500 soud-
Gem McCarthym "a to, re ne
chala dive male deti samotny v
bytu v Chicago. D6ti We start
5 a 4 roxy byly nalezeny pla-
c1c1 a kdyz policie cekala ma
matku, tato Sc vratila v 7 no
din rano. Ma omluvu udala, re
mela z1zen a sla vyp1t trochu
piva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Vyhybali Sc odvodu.

Federalni distriktn1 soudce
v Nebrasce odsoudil tfi mlade
muze ma 80 mes1cd do federal
nj polepsovny, protoze Sc ne
dostavili k odvodu, jak Jim by
10 odvodnf radou naT1zeno. By
Ii to: l.. Hartl z Clarkson a E.
verett Taege a Otto Kl1ma z
okol1 Pilger. Vsichni Sc pri-
Znali k vine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
10 PROoF&BOTTLED IN BOND 100 PROOF
The E~m q M1M M1@Mv &~~~~x E~~@v M~x@~~

Stopy blata ma botech vedly k
dopadeni mladeho zlodeje
gumovych rata.
Stopy blata ma jeho botech
umoznily zatcen1 17leteho To-
ira z vychodn1 strany mesta
pro ukradeni ctyf raft. Detek-
tiv George Clark v%ysetfoval
diva jine mladfky, kdyz zpozo-
roval tohoto mlad1ka V autu,
We kterem byla ctyri kola s ra-
fly dosti zablacene. Ackoli
mlad1k tvrdil, re kola koupll,
chemicke oddelenf zjistilo, re
blato ma jeho strev1c1ch je stej-
ne jake blato ma gumach.
Kola patti hasici Elbertu
Mittonovi, TIA E. 60. ullce,
ktery oznamil ukradeni sveho
auta, ktere bylo pozdeji male
zeno v Berfordu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Zemrela ma pohrbu.

Minnie Personova, 72leta,
byla ma pohfbu pf1buzne a
kdyz ma Ashland Ave. a Lake
ulici v Chicago prestupovala
ma poulicnl karu, byla ranena
mrtvici a zemTela pred pf1-
chodem lekare.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-10-09
Zabit, kdyz pomahal jinym.

V Belleville, ILL.,, Ellis M.
Young byl usmrcen ma silnici
13, kdyz pomahal jinemu au-
t%oistovi, jehoz kara Sc vznala.
Silnicni policist6 pravi, re
Young byl orozmackan dv6ma
auty v Tade st%oj1cc1h vozidel,
jez Sc srazily, kdyz do zadnl
kary vrazil truck.
Evening star., 1942-06-02

diabolical and confused young man
whose antics are superlatively funny,
and eminently worthy of the pity,
the tenderness, the fear and the re-
proof which they evoke from the
wise woman who eventually sends
him on the poets lonely road.
AS the Rev. James Morell, Ray
mond Massey is another player up
to the standard Of this rarely fine
Candida" He is virtually perfect
in his suggestion Of the weakness
Of the strong man. the believer so
full of doubt, the forceful speaker
who could be SO easily divested of
force, the intelligent man who could
be so egregiously stupid in the
ShaVian mind. His scenes with
Meredith represent some of the
finest acting the stage has witnessed
in years, the finer for the refusal
of both to imply that they are say
ing something that is more pro-
found than funny.
OF the other characters, the in
hibited Prossy Garnett emergeS in
her full humorousness as Brenda
Forbes impersonaues her, Ernest
CoSsart makes something very spe-
cial of the amusing scoundrelly
Burgess and Stanley Bell gives an
excellent impression of what Shaw
thought Of young curates as Alex
ander Mill.
Guthrie McClintic is responsible
for the direction that has made this
Candida" what it is, the theatrical
event of the season, the years best
investment in benefit entertain
ment.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Bette Wins Lead

Bette Davis will play the leading
feminine role in Warner Bros film
adaptation of Watch on the
Rhine" anti-Nazi play which ran
more than a year on Broadway.
The stars acceptance of her role
means the temporary postponement
Of "Old Acquaintance" which had
been scheduled as her next picture,
but she was eager to take the role
in watch on the Rhine" because
Of the plays patriotic and topical
nature. Filming will start as soon
as Miss Davis completes her cur
rent picture, Now. Voyager"
Paul Lukas, who starred in
watch on the Rhine" on Broad
way, will play his original role in
the film. Others from the stage
cast will be Lucille Watson and
Eric Roberts
Lillian Hellman, who wrote the
play, served as editorial councillor
on the preparation of the screen
script, written by Dashieu Ham
NETT. Herman Shumlin, producer
and director of the stage original,
will direct the screen version, which
will be produced by Hal B. Wallis.
Evening star., 1942-06-02

silent days. Charles Ray piled up
fortune on just such a lovable
plodder-remember?
Picture jinXed by one casualty
after another :. Halfway through
production, Fonda became Holly
woods first victory garden victim,
getting finger caught in tractor ma
chinery and putting film on shelf
for nearly month . Caused studio
heads to put firm ban on all dan
gerous actor hobbies =. In intervals
Everett Horton has taken occasional
short flyers at stage productions of
"Springtime for Henry" role he
first played on stage nine years ago.
-. It's just been a free time hobby,
but in totaling up amount Of time
spent on it in past nine years. Hor-
ton was amazed to find he's done
II weeks in all.
Props and wardrobe caused odd
problems and equally odd solutions.
Store suit which Fonda is sup
posed to wear on trip to big city
secured by sending Fonda's stand-in
to cheapest clothing store in down.
town Los Angeles.
wings for the Eagle"-Dramatic
story of men and women behind
fighting planes Features Ann
Sheridan, Dennis Morgan and Jack
Carson Filmed almost entirely
at Lockheed aircraft plant, only
half mile from Warner Bros Bur-
bank studio More than 10000
men and women employees of Lock-
heed appear briefly in succession of
shots pointing up bigness of Amer
icas war effort.
Working on such exacting loca-
ton, every person connected with
production had to produce birth
certificate and evidence of citizen
ship before being allowed on prem
iSes. Cameras were set up in
some instances right on production
lines themselves. So, for first
time in movie history. public gets
closeup glimpse of actual wartime
plane production. Every foot of
film shot within plants walls sub
jected to Governments approval in
Washington.
Busiest girl in town during film
ing could have been Ann Sheridan
>. Having just finished THE Man
Who Came to Dinner" and Kings
Row. she appeared in this picture
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

| and Time of Showing
Stage.
National-"Candida," with a prize
cast for Bernard shaw's drama:
$40 pm.
Capitol-"Ship Alloy" musical
with Red Skelton and Eleanor
Powell: 10:45 am, 1:35, 4:25, 7:15
and 1905 pm. Stage shows: 12:40
800, $40 and 9:10.
Columbia "A Gentleman After
Dark" Brian Donlevy in a top hat
with gimmick: IL am. 1880. 2:40
4:30, 6:25, 8:15 and 1905 pm.
Earle-"Juke Girl" Ann Sheridan
among swing addicts: IL am, lao
4:3O, 7::15 and 10 pm. Stage shows
1855, $40, 6:25 and 9:15 pm.
Keith's - Broadway, life anC
times of George Raft: Ills am.
1:20, 3:25, 5::35, TAO and GAS pm.
Warsaw Concerto" gentle
people in the maelstrom: II am.
12:45, 2:30, Ais, 6, 7::50 and $40 pm
Metropolitan - THE Invaders,
Nazis in a small attack on Canada
II am, ITO, $40, $50, TAO and
955 pm.
Palace-"My Gal Sal" Rita Hay
worth on Tin Pan Alley: Ills am,
1:55, 4:30, 7:05 and 9:25 pm.
Pix The Real Glory" Gary
Cooper with the Marines in the
Philippines: 2, $50. $50. 7:50 and
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1942-06-02

while testing and preparing ward
robe for George Washington Slept
Here Little Billy Mitchell,
Hollywood's best-known dwarf. got
a break when he was used as worker
employed to enter cubicles too small
for normal-sized men to squeeze
through for construction work on
fast PISS. These same P-38s,
or Lockheed "Lightnings," as they're
called by British. are generously
shown. not only in flight. but at
close range on production line.
Get Rich Quick Maisie"-Maisie
Xavier. M-G-M's amazing adventure
girl, gets around some more. .
Having covered Arizona desert. Con-
go and Alaskan gold fields, she
comes back now to show business"
in New York City.
Featured with Ann Sothern Mai
sie) is Red Shelton, for whom Ann
plays stooge in corny vaudeville act.
What's more. Ann becomes
knife-thrower's target for several
comical sequences. :. On day pic
ture was completed Ann went to
court and won divorce from Roger
Pryor. :. In past Maisie epics Ann
has been limited to one dress per
picture, but here she 'gets chance
to cut loose with real (and loud)
wardrobe. In fact, she even
wears an evening gown, first ever
TO adorn Maisie character.
Like all other contributions to
this successful series, fadeout comes
with Maisie apparently in love, but
giving no conclusive evidence mar
riage will follow. .. This one ends
on Maisie's promise to wait for
Shelton, who has joined Army. .. .
It's beautiful and touching scene,
but Maisie has made six such COM
mitments in past to as many leading
men-so don't gamble this one will
stick.
(Released BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. IncD
Evening star., 1942-06-02

superlative wit end wisdom, oi
unlabored cleverness, the Olympian
inviting humanity to see its silly
self through his laughing eyes. The
result is rare approximation of
perfection which exquisitely supple
ments the cause for which it was
undertaken. the benefit of the Army
emergency fund and the Navy Re-
lief Society.
Miss Cornell and her associates
in this streamlined Candida" start
from the premise that here Is a
very comic play, the drama of a
wise woman surrounded by some
semisane males whose emotional
reaction to her threatens to divest
them of the meager sanity which
the male takes with him into such
relationship. They play it through
out as people who admire Shaw
enormously, but whose faith in
themselves is sufficient to enable
them to avoid the stultifying awe
which aff1icts so many, performers
when they read his name on the
same program with theirs. The
consequence is humanizing trans
lation of triangle that is a very
funny thing.
Even with Miss Cornell impart-
ing her own special magic to the
title role, this all-Star production
avoids the implication that it is a
one-part, or even three-part, play.
One sees it with an awareness that
there really are six characters and
the sense that Shaw really meant
every one of them. 1t isn't like
that very often.
Next to that of Miss Cornell, the
outstanding performance is that of
Burgess Meredith as the neurotic
Marchbanks, whose articulate in
conference, whose ability to bewilder
himself and every one else with his
utterly simple explanations of every
thing Is one of the most Sardonic
achievements of Shaw'S wit. His
years in the movies may have made
you forget what truly remarkable
actor Meredith is, but not after you
haYe seen him lift Marchbanks out
Of his sniveling self into something
of satanically brilliant confusion.
Not since his portrait Of Mic in
"Winterset," when he was being
touted as the Hamlet of 1910 (Which
he wasn't, has Meredith been the
actor he is in Candida" No mere
pallfd poet in his Marchbanks, but a
Evening star., 1942-06-02
The Dope, Fans Favorite,
Makes Return to Screen
He's Called Magnificent in Picture
Heavily linked During Its Shooting;
Plane Factory Is Movie Set
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.
Previews Of pictures:


The Magnificent Dope"Dumb country
scker winds
and turning than .
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Six for a Trio

Happy Go Lucky" Paramount's
technicolor Caribbean musical film,
starring Mary Martin, Dick Powell
and Rudy Vallee, will have six songs
written by Jimmy McHugh and
Frank Loesser, who have just COM
pleted their numbers for the pro-
duction. Miss Martin and Powell will
sing the title song. Happy Go
Lucky" as duet, the leading lady
will do two other solo numbers and
Powell will have one. The titles of
the other five new tunes are Jerry
or Joe," "Sing a Tropical Song" +"
Murder" Lets Get Lost" and
'Fuddy-Duddy Watchman."
Another vocalist will be Sir
Launcelot, foremost singer of calyp-
SO songs-the native music of Trim
idad. He will do two speciality num-
bers.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Film on NORWAY

THE Edge of Darkness" novel by
William Woods about life in Norway
under Nazi domination, will be pre-
sented on the screen by Warner
Bros, with Ann Sheridan and Hum
phrey Rogart in the starring roles
Lewis Milestone will direct.
The film adaptation of the novel
has been written by Robert Rossen
Although the book has just been
published, its screen version is ready
for production. because Warmers
bought it months ago from the gall
ley proofs. Another such pre-pub-
lication purchase of Warmers was
Ellen Glasgow's Pulitzer Prize win
ner. In This Our Life" It's film
version is now current, with Bette
Davis and Olivia De Havilland as
the stars.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Film About Scouts

James Street. author of "Oh
Promised Land" "In My Fathers
House" and other novels, has been
signed by Warner Bros to write a
novel that will be the basis of the
Jesse L. Lasky film production about
the Boy Scouts of America.
The unusual contract provides
that the novel first shall be pub
lished serially in a national maga-
zine and then shall be adapted for
the screen The picture will be
produced by Lasky upon the COM
pletion of his next Warner film
"The Adventures Of Mark Twain,
which will star Fredric March
Lasky's first production for Warmers
was "Sergt. York"
Evening star., 1942-06-02
It's One Way to Cut
Tire Use in Half
Wide World.

Wide World.
HOLLYWOOD.
Shades Of the gay '90s!
Accept 1t or not, but there actually
is a movement under way in the
film capital among actors who are
saving their automobile tires by 60
ing in for secondhand motorcycles
Dick Powell. Clark Gable, Bob
Taylor, Fred MacMurray. Ray Mil
land. Tyrone Power and Spencer
Tracy already own put-puts, and
many more are contemplating.
Designers of women's wear say
that II the rage keeps up. they'll
have to start designing turbans for
the feminine stars who ride either
tandem or in side cars.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
Now Ida Can Laugh

For the first time since Ida Lu-
pino became a Warner Bros. star
she will turn her talents to COM
edy, the medium being THE Horn
Blows at Midnight" which will be
produced by Mark Hellinger after
Miss Lupino finishes her current as
signment in THE Hard Way"
The screen play Of the new Lu-
pino vehicle is being written by
Jacques Thery and Ivan Gof from
a story by Thery based upon an
idea by Aubrey Wisberg.
Evening star., 1942-06-02
More Jasper

George Pal, producer of Puppetoon
shorts for Paramount, Is planning
two more Jasper pictures. The little
star will be featured in Jasper and
the Haunted House." now in produc-
ton, while Pals writer, Jack Miller,
is completing the script on Jasper
and the Box Cara"
Evening star., 1942-06-02

honored or an
audience more
amply rewarded,
In this revival
under the aus
ice IS Of t h e
American Thea
ter Wing War
Service, Inc, one
of the Shoddiest
seasons within
the memory of
the most vener-
able theatergoer
found an alto
gether glittering
finale.
Evening star., 1942-06-02

n 1 Z
candida" that represents the per-
feet collaboration for which the
theater is always striving. so griev-
ously failing to achieve. Here is the
Candida" of which Shaw himself
must always have dreamed, the one
which reveals him as a fellow of
Evening star., 1942-06-02

which the author always has had
in mind. Comedy has rarely been
higher, the master more brilliantly
Evening star., 1942-06-02

CANDIDA" Bernard Shaw's comedy,
with an all-star cast headed by Katharine
Cornell. presented by the American Thea
Guthrie McClintic, with settings by Wood
man Thompson. At the National.
The Cast.
Miss Proserpine Garnett Brenda Forbes
James Mavor Morell L. Raymond Massey
Alexander Mil --------- Stanley Bell
Mr.. Burgess Ernest Cossart
Candida Katharine Cornell
Eugene Marchbanks Burgess Meredith
Evening star., 1942-06-02
All>Star 'Candida' Closes
Dramas Year Brilliantly
Katharine Cornell, Meredith and Mass
Give Shaw's Play Its Fullest Measure o
Wit Opening Week of Benefit Shows
By JAY CARMODY.

Bernard Shaw who abandoned dramatic criticism to write plays
worthy his intelligence rarely justified in that seemingly
last nights performance Candida"
National relief, al-star
Meredith
witty masterpiece
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-25
Thousands of
Poppies Sold

American Legion Auxiliary sold
1000 Legion peoples and Veterans
of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
OF Foreign Wars and Auxiliary, 4.
900 Buddy poppies, Saturday.
The American Legion Auxiliary
sale funds will be used for aiding
local veterans families, veterans
at Ypsilanti State Hospital. Le-
land Sanatorium. Bate Creek Hos
pital, soldiers families of this war
and children at the billet at Otter
Lake. Many children at the lat
ter institution had or have fathers
who were killed or injured during
the attack on Pearl Harbor. The
children have been placed in the
institution while their mothers are
rehabilitating themselves.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
sold all their allotment of peoples.
The Auxiliary sold 1000 flowers
with an intake OF $14s. The men
took in about $3.50 with two sellers
yet to hear from This was gross
receipts, the cost of the peoples
and other expenses are to be taken
out.
Largest OF these receipts will
go TO the Old Soldiers Home, Grand
Rapids.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-25
Street Grew
Not Working

Because OF their refusal 10 wor.,
with a non-union member the Ypsi.
lanti Street Department crews we're
idle today.
The II employees refused TO work
when they reported at Z a. m. to-
day. Wilmot Allen, laborer re-
siding at 203 Perrin St. is appar-
emily the only one in the depart.
ment not a member OF the State.
County and Municipal Workers.
CLIO.
Regional union headquarters
were being contacted today in an
EFFORT to secure a mediator and
settle the differences.
A special meeting has been call
ed for Tuesday evening at 1880
with the city council when members
Of the union will seek a contract
in the city. Representing the I'M
ion at the meeting will be Leon
Hammond. Ruby Wynn. Chaunce~
Green and Courtney Novsk and
Lawrence Blythe, from the regional
union ONCE.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-25
ROtarians See
Camp Pictures

Rotarians today enjoyed pictures
made in color and with sound ef.
fects at the National Music Camp,
lnterlochen. Mich They were pre-
scented by Prot Joseph r. Maddy.
Ann Arbor. who told OF the camp
development and its growth during
the past Is years.
Between three and four hundred
students are expected for the com
ing season. he said, and he extend
ed an invitation 10 .Rotarians. as
-Tell as others interested In the
work OF his students, 10 visit tho
camp and enjoy lake sports avail
able there along with the unusual
musical programs
Some OF the nations leading d.
rectors contribute time TO assist a.
the camp, Prof Msddy said. and
pictures showed several al work
with students there.
The program was arranged by
Carl Lindegren, who introduced the
speaker.
Olin c. Eckley, new president OF
the club, presided and he urged all
taxpayers to make a special point
OF voting today on the proposed new
hospital.
Guests today we're Charles L.
Butterfield Wayne, c. F. Ramsey.
Ann Afbor; Z. J Scoop Royal Oak
Leland VI. Randall, Floyd Smith.
Ypsilanti
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-25
Outcome at kharkOy
May be Decided Soon
Sixteen Suffer Injuries in
Week End Traffic Accidents

Willis. collided Saturday evening at
". Michigan Ave and Huron ST.
Stops for Light
A car driven by Mrs. Emma G.
Middleditch. 1850 Stout. Detroit.
collided with a car driven by Arthur
Fogle. 1917 HaESlwood, Detroit
Sunday afternoon at Michigan Ave
and Washington St when the Fogls
vehicle stopped tor trAtnc light.
Four Hurt
Four persons received minor
injuries in a crash at Washtenaw
Ave. and W. Cross ST. Sunday
afternoon. Drivers were John II.
Simpson, 432 n Huron St. and
Henry Hardy, 53S Jefferson Ave.
The injured were Cordelis Hardy.
Is. 533 Jefferson Ave: Henrietta
Wren. 10. 523 Jefferson Ave: Mr.
Hardy. and Morris Brooks, 6l2 S.
Ballard ST. All were treated and
released at. Boyer Hospital.
Cars Collide
Ezral Brown. Driscoll CT and
Joseph Schneider. $40 Holmes St,
were drivers OF cars which collided
Saturday evening at the rear OF 81
T. Michigan Ave. as the Schneider
car was backing from a parking
space.
Critically Injured
Russell Peabody. %. Belleyille.
was critically injured in an acct
dent Saturday in Flat Rock whica
claimed the lives o. two OF his com
panions Andrew Brow. 20, Fenton,
and Carl Lewis. %, Wyandotte
Also injured in the crash was Ger
aid Logsdon 90, Trenton. The two
injured youths were taken to Mercy
Hospital, Monroe The car in
which the four were riding strucl:
a tree.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-25
Four School
Petitions i'm

Four. petitions for nominations
to YpsA1nti board of education
membership were received before
the deadline Saturday afternoon.
These were for Carl Johnson,
Frederick Peters, Jr, Foster Flet-
cher and Or. Lawrence Perry.
Carl Johnson. one Of the more re-
cent candidates for one OF the two
vacant board posts, is a Rotarian
and active in the American Legion
Post 2s2, OF which he Is comman-
der; Community Fund. Board Of
Commerce. Red Cross and, defense
activities. He is married and has two
children.
Ninety registrations have been
made by residents who have not
voted in an annual school election
before or who have allowed their
registrations 10 lapse. The cleo
ton Ia June s Many of the new
registrations are for those people
who have lived In Ypsilanti for
s.me time but have failed to regis
ter for a school election before. A
number are new residents. Reregis-
trations must be made il persons
have not voted in the past. three
years.
Registrations will be accepted IN
the office OF the superintendent OF
schools from a. m. 10 1870 p. m.
through Thursday and from 5 a. m.
to p. m. Friday. the final day for
receiving registrations