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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
AMERIKAI KATONAK
ANGOL F0LD0N

ANOOL FOlDON
Az els6 amerikai csapattest,
amely feltehet6leg hatezer
amerikai katonabol all, sze-
rencsesen megerkezett Ang-
liaba. Irorszagnak protestans
es angol barat reszen szallottak
partra a hajokrol es folytat-
tax utjukat Anglia fele.
Latszolag kics'. s6t eltor-
Ipulo ez az amerikai sereg, de
mutatja a diktatoroknak az
amerikai nemzet elhatarozasat,
amelyet Roosevelt ICY fejezett
XII:
- Utana fogunk menni az
ellensegnek a fold kerekseg
msnden reszebe es addig mem
allunk meg, mig a diadalt tel
jesen XII mem vivtuk.
Ennek a kijelentesnek jel-
kepe az a par ezer amerikai
katona, akik mar europai te-
ruleten allanak es ak'ket - ha
kell - milliok es milliok fog
max kovetni.
Angliaban nemcsak 6riasi
feltunest, de paratlan lelkese-
dest is keltett az amerikai ka-
tonak megerkezese. Az an
gol nep most mar tisztan lat
ia, hogy mem all egyediil, ha-
mem a vilag. leger6sebb nem-
zete a fegyvertarsa.
Politikailag eppen a kell6 id6
ben erkeztek az amerikai ka-
tonak angol f0ldre. Az angol
parlamentben ostromoljak a
Winston Churchill kormanyat,
hogy rossz harci politikat folly
tat es a tavol Keletet el fogja
veszteni.
/ E lnarcok kiiszoben erkeztek
meg az amerikai katonak, a
kikre most mar nyugodtan es
felenyesen nautathat rea a
nagy angol allamferfi es mond-
hatja:
Mi es sz0vetseges tarsaink
ezt a haborut tobbe mem veszt-
hetjuk lie. Lehet, hogy sokaig
fog az tartani, de a gy6zelen
vegul a mienk lesz.
Amig az amerikai katonak
a haj6kon voltak, utban Euro.
pa fele, addig Sc az Egyesiilt
Allamokban, Sc Angliaban mem
adtak XII semmifele jelentest
rola, inert hiszen mem akar.
tax az ellenseges szubmarinol
figyelmet felhivni. De a meg.
erkezes utan k0ztudomasra hoz
TAX AIT, hogy az ellenseg is
meghallja.
IsmeteIIk, ez csak a kez-
det. Most mar biztosra We
heto, hogy egyre t0bb es t0bt
amerikai katona jut el maid
Eur6paba es at fogjak vinni a
harcot az angol szigetr6l a vol
takeppeni Europa teriiletere &
sajat f0ldjIk0n verik maid meg
a diktatorokat, hogy rendet
lehessen teremteni a vilagon.
oriasi jelent6sege van ennek
a lepesnek, amely tisztan iel-
ri, hogy az igazi haboru meg
csak most kezd6dik es naprol-
napra fokoz6dni fog, amint
abba egyre melyebben megy
belle az Egyesult Allamok felel-
metes ereje.
ENGEDETT VOLNA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
A HABoRU ESEMENYEI

mar sok helyen egyenesen ka-
rosnak tartjak a jov6re nezve.
A sajt6ban koz0lt jelentesek
csupa gy6zelem fel6l beszelnek
minden vonalon es exert ait
a hitet keltik, hogy mem al
lunk nehez feladat elott.
A japani hajokat olyan mer-
tekben sulyeszt;k el a jelen-
tGsek, hogy talan mar mines is
Japannak hajoja. A csatakban
a japanok mindig vereseget
szenvednek, de a terkep SEE
rint egyre k0zelebb jutnak
Szingaporehoz, s6t mar Ausz-
traliat is veszedelmesen fenye-
getik. Az ausztraliai kormany
azonnali segitseget k0vetel es
arroi beszel, hogy inkabb Anne
rikahoz csatlakozik, ha a kell6
vedelmet mem kappa meg az
anyaorszag, Anglia reszer6l.
Winston Churchill angol M
nisztereln0k igen nehez hely-
zetben van ilyen hangokkal
szemben es ha SINGAPORE ell
esnek, ami konnyen meglehet,
inert a japanok mar csak ke-
YES mertf0ldfoldre vannak t6le,
vele egyutt kormanyvalsag len
ne Angliaban, ami nagyon ne
hez helyzetet teremtene a mai
id6kben.
Oroszorszagbol is csupa gyo-
zelmi jelentesek jonnek, de a
terkep oft Sc mutat olyan orosz
el6rehaladast, amely nagy gy6-
zelemnek volna mondhato. A
hideg kulomben is oriasi es ma
gyon sokat art a hadmiivele-
teknek. Meg Bulgariabol is ait
jelentik, hogy negyven fokos
hideg volt nehany napon at,
amire meg oft eddig soha mem
volt pelda. ElkepzeIhet6, hogy
mekkora hideg pusztit orosz
fold0n.
Afrikabol alig jonnek jelen-
tesek, ami szinten ARA mu-
tat, hogy vagy sztinetel oft
az angol tamadas vagy az ell
lenseg kerult felenybe.
Nagyon erthet6, hogy a nep
koreben a hangulatot mem
akarjak elkedvetleniteni a ne
hezsegek felsorolasaval, de
mint meggondolt emberek
mondjak, tulsagosan felcsigaz-
Yak a kedelyeket es ha egy
nagyobb vereseg lenne peldaul
a tavol Keleten, SINGAPORE
eleste vagy valami hasonlo, az
igen sokat artana. '',r .
A teny az, hogy a tavol Ke-
leten xviii nagyobb csatak
nincsenek es oft meg mindig
a japanok tartjak kezukben a
kezdemenyezest is id6be fog ke-
rulni, amig a sz0vetseges nem-
zetek a vedekezes helyett ta-
madasba mehetnek at.
Eddig meg mem veszett ell a
harcteri helyzet, de viszont el6
kell kesziilnunk ARA, hogy KEEL
lemetlen fordulatok is johet-
mex.
A PEARL HARBORI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
R0ZSAS HIREK
MINDENFEL6L

Annyira rozsas szinben tim
teti fel az amerikai sajto a
haborus helyzetet, hogy ait
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
All But Defense Building Ordered Stopped
State Probing
Stamp Losses

Lansing, Apr. 9-AP-Inyestiga-
tors for three state agencies sought
today to solve the disappearance of
$4,000 worth OF postage stamps
from the Office OF the State Bureau
OF Social Security.
Governor Van Wagner disclosed
the shortage yesterday in open let
tiers 10 the state police and Attor.
ney General Herbert J. Rushton
asking them to investigate.
In addition TO those two agen-
cies. Auditor General Vernon J.
Brown said he has assigned two
staff members TO the case. He
criticized what he said was care.
less handling of stamps in the
Social Security Bureau, and assert
ell federal auditors hahitually ne
elected to audit the bureaus stamp
account.
Van Wagner said preliminary In
quiry indicated stamps have been
disappearing from the bureau since
1889. F. F. Fauri head of the
bureau said the agency purchases
some $4,000 worth OF stamps a
year. 1t supplies the postage used
by county social security bureaus.
which obtain supplies from Ian
sing on requisition.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
Two Injured
in Accident

Two persons were injured in q
spectacular accident between a
coach and truck and trailer com
bination on US-l12 at the Wayne.
Washtenaw County line about 1916
this morning,
The injured were Mrs Ruth Mil
Ter. 1888 +. Huron St. Ann Arbor,
who suffered a lacerated lip and
abrasions of the legs and Martin
Kelly, ~ years old, 1852 Michigan
Ave, Detroit, passenger in the
Miller car. He suffered deep facial
and knee decorations Mrs Miller.
who is employed in Ypsilanu. was
released after treatment at Boyer
Hospital, but Mr. Kelly is still
pitalized.
Mrs Miller was driving west on
the old US-l12 highway and al the
Intersection with the new highway,
collided with truck and four
wheeled trailer driven by Nike
MaIkus. Jack son The truck which
was filled with castings and sheet
Iltf NIs UN To iFN WI tue HWl NA NHuf
OF The highway The truck is own
ed by the Michigan Motor Freight
Lines. The driver VAS apparently
uniniured except for a small bruise
on the knee lie said that he saw
the car approaching from the side
road and had blInked his lights
The front OF the coach was badly
damaged.
Troopers Jasper Brouwers and
Harold Niomi. OF the Ypsilanti post
OF the state police. inyestIg gated
Knee Laeersted
Mrs Howard Shock. 1925 Newton
St. received liberation on her
left knee in an accident Wednes-
day evening at the intersection Of
W Cross and Washington Sis.
Drivers Of the cars were Bruce II.
Warden, 70 short Oak St. and
Howard Shock, husband OF the in
jured woman. Mr.. Shock was
given a traffic violation ticket on a
charge OF running a stop sign.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
Ruth Remains
Extremely LII

Hollywood, Apr. up The
Babe was gaining today IN his
fight to live but his physician re-
fused 10 be optimistic. saying the
home run king, one OF the greatest
Of ball players. still was very
sick man
DR.. r. Nichol Smith said Babe
Ruth had shown improvement
and that this was encouraging
He will complete his diagnosis
today The diagnosis now Is a
border line case OF pneumonia
and the Babe is in pneumonia
jacket I'm Hollywood Hospital.
Ruth. working here on the NOV
IT, The Pride OF the Yankees
built around the career OF the
late Lou Gchrig, was stricken
Tuesday night and collapsed Wed
nesday morning lie was taken
to the hospital from his hotel by
ambulance He was forbidden
visitors
Or Smith said II was custom
AIRY 10 use a pneumonia jacket in
such cases until a thorough dag
nosis can be made
For a man who was 80 danger
ously in as he was wnen he was
first taken IN the hospital he IS
See BABE RUTH Page 3
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09

At committee meeting Wednes-
day afternoon in the American Le-
gion home. Mrs. o. d. Campbell. OF
the Legion Auxiliary. was named
chairman OF the drive to list work
ers for farm and factory.
Mrs. lvele Grub was named pub
licity chairman and Mrs Campbell
chose as her assistants. Mrs Speu-
Ger Davis. Mrs. Herbert Francois.
Mrs Elvyn Bailey and Mrs. Gruhb.
At the meeting Wednesday there
was representation also from
Whitaker. Milan, and Pittsfeld and
the drive plans we're explained.
This evening A. 30 in the Ameri-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
See INDIA Page 3
Thumbs Down
on Stiff Levy

Washington, Apr. 9-lNS Mem
beers OF the tax writing House
Ways and Means Committee today
disclosed that the Treasury has
vigorously turned thumbs down on
proposals for a special stiff levy
on above normal individual earn.
ings.
Such a tax has been advocated
by Witnesses before the committee
as well az by several members
1t contemplates an impost as high
as go or s. per cent on that part
Of an individuals income which is
above what he returned during a
base period before the war
Thus n worker received 4
pay boost be would have 10 turn
back virtually all Of it 10 the gov.
eminent under the plan which
members submitted to the Treas
ury
The Treasury has told us that
IL Is opposed 10 any such idea. d"
Rep. Robertson ID Va. said
They say that 81 would not be
feasible to enforce such q tax. and
that there are too many people
who had no income. or virtually
no income. before the war and who
are getting relatively small in.
come now
u would be unfair. Robertson
said. to subject these re-employed
10 a confiscatory tax. and II would
be very difficult 10 exempt them
from a broad levy on above normal
incomes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
New Formula
Last. Hope Of
Pact in India
Plan Submitted BY
Johnson

New Delhi. India. Apr. up -
Louis A. Johnson, President Roose
velt's special envoy. submitted TO
Jawaharlal Nehiu, nationalist lead
er, today British comments on a
new formula advanced as the last
hope" for an agreement between
Britain and Indian political leaders
on Brltain's offer OF postwar domin.
ion status for India.
Immediately sfterward Johnson
conferred with Sir Stafford Grips.
The working committees OF both
the Nationalist Alllndia Conference
and the Moslem League went into
session.
Johnson, at conference last
night with Sir Stafford Grips, who
submitted the dominion status offer
in behalf OF the British var cabinet.
outlined the results OF conference
he had held with Nehru.
II was understood that Nehru had
worked out a proposal TO give In
dian nationalists a share OF control
over the defense OF India. which he
hoped would be satisfactory both
to Grips and the working commit
tee OF the Nationalist AllIndia Con
gTess
Well informed quarters said tina
all developments we're now being
considered As they arose not only
in New Delhi and London but In
Washington as Johnson reported
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
Torch Death
Held Suicide

Ann Arbor. Mich. Apr Q Orvilie
Wurster, 35.yearold Manchester
clerk took his own life apparently
by saturating his body with kero-
senc and then igniting il. an IN
quest jury Of six fellow townspeJ-
pie found today
After an hour and half delibera
ton, the jury returned the suicide
verdict in the death OF the younz
bachelor whose chaTed remains
we're found near Manchester on
March IL. The ema.ns were clad
only in Accommodated underwear
and paJamas.
The jury decision thus disposed
OF speculation that Wlrster had
been murdered This view had
been given much credence since
near the same area where his bo-
dy was discovered. the badly burn
Cd remains Of Miss Hazel Brgg
Of Detroit we're found last spring.
Her slayer has never been found
In reconstructing Tho death for
the jurors. authorities concluded
CO.. rNrnr-r-cssr u.~
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
Faces
Food Shortage

Washington, Apr. 9--INS-A SER
ious shortage OF bread throughout
Europe this year was predicted to-
day by foreign experts OF the De
partment Of Agriculture.
Viewing the French request for
food shipments from this country.
officials said military movements.
bad weather and a lack Of labor
indicate a shorp drop in European
wheat production
Another point brought up is that
Germany is robbing wheat-produc-
ing areas OF their supplies to make
up for deficiencies in countries
whose normal imports have been
cut OF by the war. Germany is
known to be sending limited guam
titles OF wheat into Belgium, Hol-
land. Finland and Norway.
Although France has been author
lied TO seed 12.500.00O acres OF
wheat this year-equal TO an aver.
age peace-time acreage-it Is doubt
full whether that goal will be reach.
ed. experts say In addition TO a
deficiency OF seed for planting.
France Is faced with a shortage OF
labor and equipment necessary for
efficient operation
Another factor Is that most OF
Frances wheat.producing areas are
in the occupied zones. and II is the
opinion of experts that most OF
the harvest will be requisitioned by
Germany for her own use.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
Russia Breaks
Tank Attacks

Kuibyshey, Russia Apr up
The Russians have smashed on
the southern front the most power
ful German tank attack since the
invader lost the battle FOR Moscow,
official dispatches said today.
The battle ragged for 10 days as
the Germans tried with every
weapon and man AZ their command
20 recapture an important river
bridgehead They threw 50 or ~
tanks. built In February for the
spring offensive" and painted
green 10 blend with spring foliage.
against the Russians in waves OF
five an TO- supported by groups Of
p dive bombers
Russian tanks captured thres
See RUSSGA-PaEe 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09

commercial. industrial, recreation
al, institutional, highway or utli-
lies, whether publicly or privately
financed could be started If the
cost was more than $4,000.
The only exceptions were I'm
,ases where specific government
permission might be granted
Further. said WPB, projects now
under construction are being exam
ined individually and may be
stopped IF the scarce materials to
be used in them can be put to more
effective use in the war program.
WPB Chairman Donald NJ. Nelson
said the action would virtually "sus-
pend the civilian construction in
dustry" for the durat ton. The Labor
Department estimated preYiou slv
that non-defense construction would
amount to s3.650.000.000 this year.
The $500 limit on residential con-
struction applies to a full year: that
Is. an owner may not spend $500 on
a dwelling and later make another
5000 outlay on the same building
Similar restrictions apply to farm
and other construction maximums.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
Emergency Units
Invited to Rally

Auxiliary policemen and firemen
and air raid Wardens are invited
with he public tho Victory bally
in Ypsilanti High School auditorium
April % ats p. m.
Final program arrangements
were made Wednesday b. a group
at the high school Associate Pro
fessor John n Muyskens. OF the
University Of Michigan. sill speas.
Prof F. B Mckay viii introduce
Prof Muyskens. owen J Cleary.
state air raid warden head. VIII
represent the state defense council
and Paul Ungrodt, secretary OF the
local defense council. viii explain
local defense Musical numbers viii
be provided by the mems chorus,
directed BY Carl Llndegren and By
Ypsilani High School band and the
high school girls drum and tugle
corps.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
to
Replace Japs

Washington. Apr 9-lNS-Sen.
Sheridan Downey CD Calif. dis
closed today that the United States
is considering the importation Of
100000 MeWeans to replace Japa-
nese and Filipino laborers on farms
and truck gardens, principally in
western states
Downey said that negotiations
with the Mexican government are
being handled by the State Depart
ment
With the declaration OF war. the
great majority Of japanese labor
was taken from the farms and
placed in concentration camps.
This in itself said Downey. was
enough to hamper production Sc
verely but the blow was carried
further by the spread OF active
Filipino patriotism.
After the Pearl Harbor attack
the Filipinos went almost en- masse
10 recruiting Offices and offered
their services 10 the war effort.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09

The long anticipated end came
when the Japanese succeeded by sheer
weight of numbers in enveloping the
east flank of the defending line, trap
ping Walnwright's No. II Corps.
Wainwright informed the war de-
partment that the No. Corps immedi-
ately attacked to relieve the situation,
but the maneuver failed due to the
complete physical exhaustion of the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
Mrs. Campbell Heads Drive
to Make Farm, Factory List

can Legion Home there will be a
meeting TO map routes for the sur
vey The Ypsilanti area includes
Ypsilanti, York. Salem Superior
and Augusta Townships and the
reports will be turned I'm 10 the
Ypsilanti Office Of the Federal En-
ployment Service Pearl 81.
The doorto-door survey. 10 he
April 13 10 p is in an effort 10
uncover many Of the skills abill
ties and willingness necessary 70
man the farms and factories In IN,
state.
The women making the survey
See WAR LIsT-Psgs S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
New Solution Sought
For Housing of Police

Ypsilanti Police Commission met
Wednesday afternoon to discuss
possibilities for providing larger
quarters for the police department
after proposals for new building
lost by 81 votes in Mondays cleo.
ton.
Various proposals were discussed
but no decision reached. The com
mission members hope TO have a
definite recommendation for sub
mission to city council at IT'S next
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09

troops.
While fighting on Ba-
taan NAV still be going on
in small isolated areas,
Wainright's report left
little doubts that organized
resistance had collapsed on
the peninsula after nearly
90 DAYS Of almost contin-
uous fighting and japanese ser-
ial bombardment.
The final Japanese attack which
thanked the American position
came after more than five days
and nights OF continuous attacks
by the Nipponese on land. sea and
in the air
Endless Attacks
Outcome OF the Bataan battle
became apparent several days ago
when the japanese launched end
less waves Of attacks on land. while
enemy artillery. sirplanes and guns
on harges blasted the valiant
Amcrican-Filipino Army from all
sides
The renewed onslaught actually
began Is days ago after Wainwright
spurned the surrender demand
made by Gen Tomoyuki Yamashlts,
conQuerer Of Singapore
Wainwright and his men never
gave any sign Of faltering before
the furious japanese attacks which
continued almost day and night az
the enemy threw in fresh troops
against the rapidly weakening de-
tenders
Since the beginning Of the Bataan
battle the japanese have outnum-
bered the defenders at least 10 70
! but IL was not until they brought
mp heavy air support and still mors
endorsements that the Japanese
apparently succeeded IN smother.
ing resistance
The battle OF Bataau actually be-
gan on Jan 10 when the American
forces then under Gen Douglas
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09

The order did not change exist
ing regulations permitting con
struction OF residences. costing up
to $4,000 in defense housing critical
areas, designated as such by the
government
The board said the purpose Of the
order was 10 allocate steel. copper
iron and other scarce materials
away from unnecessary constitute
ton and into fighting materiel and
needed defense housing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
Congress Today

fBv Associated Press)
Senate
Routine session meets noon
House
Routine session moon.
Ways and Means Committee on
tax bin 10 a. M
Military Committee on Minden,
La. munitions plant inquiry
G0:30).
WEDNESDAY
Senate and House in recess.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09

MEXICO CITY-AP-Mexieo has
launched a sweeping campaign 10
eradicate any fifth column menace
from the Gulf shore. Soon after
the interior ministry ordered all
Axis nationals to prepare immedi-
ately 10 move inland. federal po-
lice last night raided the homes and
Offices OF German residents in Tam
pico.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
Construction of Small Houses For
Defense Areas Will be
Permitted

Washington Apr 9APA drastic blocking
ualy all construction work public the
effort went into effect today.
The War Production Boards order issued prohibited
residential construction other
the $500 any
OF $1,000 and specified
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
Bataan Defenders Defeated
Complete Exhaustion Ends Heroic Battle
General wainwright Reports Corps Trapped
After Five Days And Nights of
Continuous Attacks

Washington, April 9INSFightng furiously but hope
essy the very end the valiant defenders of Bataan
today by the terrific numerical superiority of the
enemy and by their complete exhaustion
This was reported in an extraordinary department
communique which quoted 1t. Gen. Jonathan NJ Vain
wright from his last ditch headquarters powerful Cor
regdor Island stating that the Baaan deenses probably
"have been overcome
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09

Social problems created by the
bomber plant and their solution
are subjects under consideration a.
two day conference Of Unliar
ian and Universalist minister 20
day and Wednesday az the Huron
Hotel
Wednesdays program included
an opening business session I'M
der the chsirmanship OF the Rev.
Harold scott. Flint the making of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09

O.ES. Rummage Sale Masonic
Temple basement. Fri. & sat. Apr.
TO and H.. Adv. 900
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09

DETRolT-lNS- A 50 year
old father entered police head
quarters today and confessed,
officers said, that he beat his
wife, an expeetant mother, 70
death with a hammer, and
ehoked the life out OF his four
year old son. The father,
Sanford Rosenberg, was quot
ed as saying he and his wife
had quarreled about a smashed
window in their home. He
entered headquarters afte
roaming downtown streets for
several hours, he SAID.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09

WAs1.'.TON ms The Wa
Production Board today increased
its restriction on deliveries Of raso.
line 10 filling stations in the "cur.
tailment area" from a 20 per cent
slash to % 1-3 per cent educton
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09
Two Day Conference Will
Discuss Social Problems

arrangements for visit about the
bomber plant area today and A
special dinner Wednesday night.
About 10 lsymen attended The
dinner as well as ministers Mrs.
Flossy Feiner. director Of council
Of social agencies in YpsilantL
spoke on the local social agencies
and their work. " Myrfelle Bal
telle explained the W.PA. recrea
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-09

LONDON inns Loss Of
OF two British cruisers TO ia
panese action In the Indian
Ocean and the sinking Of q
10000 ton Italian cruiser In
the Mediterranean were an
nounced by the admiralty to-
day. One Of the British eruis-
ers lost was the 1878 ton
Dorsetshlre. The other vessel
lost was the 10000 ton cruis-
er Cornwall. A total OF LOO
men were saved from both
ships.