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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14

WASHINGTON APP President
Manuel Quezon OF the Philippines.
who escaped from embattled Cor
regidor before It fell TO the Japan
ese, has arrived in Washington to
establish a temporary seat Of gov
eminent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14

CHICAGO-INS- Eight women
and four men today composed the
jury which will sit in judgement
in the trial of Clarence Mcdonald,
charged with killing his II year
old sweetheart, Dorothy Broz, in
the balcony of movie theater.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14

LONDON-lNS- Pope Plus XII
today celebrated mass at st.
Peters on the occasion Of the 25th
anniversary of his conservation as
a bishop, Reuters said today in a
dispatch from Vatican City. The
mass, also marking the feast of
the ascension, was attended by
$4,000 persons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador-AP- A
number Of persons were killed and
others were injured last night when
an earthquake wrecked buildings in
Guaysquil Most of the victims were
patients in a four-story clinic. 9th
ers were killed or injured in a three
story building which collapsed in
another part OF the city.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14

MOLINE. 1ll.-INS- American
railroads have demonstrated ca
pacity to perform this year ar
amount OF passenger service, with
present equipment, considerably
more than one fourth greater thar
was performed last year, 2. G
Hopkins, of the Western Railways
Committee on Public Relations
declared in an address in Moline
today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14

NEW YORK ms Federal
agents have raided local head
quarters of the Russian National
Revolutionary Fascist party. as
part of a coast-to-coast breakdown
on the organization, it was revealed
today. II was charged the party
planned to cooperate with Ger
many and Japan for overthrow OF
the present Soviet regime.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14

NEW YORK ms Fear that
France would become an active
combatant against the United Ma
tions was expressed today by
Pierre Cot former air minister of
France. France will be drawn by
opportunist Laval into combatant
warfare against the Allies unless
the United States finds some way
10 bring aid and moral support TO
the organized workers of France.
who form the strongest opposition
Ia Fascist control of that coun-
try" he said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14

LONDON-AP- The Duke Of
Gloucester, personal aide-de-csmp
to his brother, King George VI, has
arrived in Teheran. capital OF Iran,
on a tour OF the Middle East, it was
announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14

CANBERRA. Australia-AP-D
Herbert Evatt, minister OF exter-
nal affairs, has been appointed Ly
King George VI as a member OF his
privy council, an honor rare for
Dominion statesmen other than
prime minister. The appointment
was announced In parliament today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14

RIO DE JANEIRO-INS-Arnul-
70 Arias. former president of the
Republic OF Panama. began an in
definite visit in Brazil today fol-
lowing his arrival aboard the Span
ish ship Cabo Hornos.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14

SAN FRANCISCO ms - A
spark from a welder's torch which
set mattresses in the hold aflame
was blamed today for a fire that
started in a cargo vessel moored
to a San Francisco pier. Seven
firemen, including battalion chief,
a captain and two lieutenants,
were overcome by smoke and re-
CURED capitalization.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-14

HANOVER, n. H.-INS- Four
out OF. five Dartmouth seniors are
going into the armed services. the
college announced today. More
than half of the 444 graduates
were enlisting and the others were
being drafted.
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1942-01-01

We T. j. Huddleston, Chairman and T. j. Huddles-
tom Jr active chairman of the C6lored Roll Call of
the American Red Cross wish to thank subchairmen
County for their fine spirit of cooperation shown
in the recent drive for Yazoo County.
If your name does not appear in the list of conribu-
tors it was not left out intentionally.
T. J. HUDDLESTON, Chairman.
T. J. HUDDLESTON, JR, Active Chairman
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
Sports Roundup

Los Angeles -AP Gallery Favorie Horton Smith display
ing his odme magic the knocked four blows of
the leadership the end OF the first round OF the
$1,000 Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament Friday The
Pinehurst IN. c. professional shot 6S.
Flint up Vnee Bosieh dethyoned Terry Broone. feoTV
Dsvoiter senior mems Glass champion IN the Central Mich
qdn Outdoor skating championships at At1oood Stadium Friday
night Boseh piled up 10 points aiming the to-nis and
finishing second in the 220 and 40 yard e1ents.
Elkhart. Ind -AP Circuit Court Jury has awarded SlO
600 Judgment against Paul Ls, captain of Notre Danes 1871
football team for the of South Bend couple killed in
automobile collision last Feb D. He enlisted in the Navy Air
Corps at the close of the grid season.
4An Aybor -AP Michigan added the MilroSe games in Neso
York and dual 7eh Pittsburgh here Feb u revising its
indoor schedule today The Wolverines probably @ be
presented BY only svOe relay team in The Mr0S games Al:
Madison Square Garden opening the schedule Feb l.
Detroit Mich up Approximately 50 top-noch midget
will send their through qualifying trials effort to
win the IL starting places in the l0Oap championship
which will feature onght program of racing the State Fair
Coliseum.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
K. O.'s in Golden Gloves

Lester Philbin, referee. several
times before Let" could manage
to get out OF the way during the
Richardson-Ray Knop fight. which
was won by Richardson. After the
fight was over. Don walked over,
shook hands with Mr.. Phhbln. pat.
ted him on the back and remarked
simply, Great fight ref. Glad
won"
Lucky Patterson. IS pounds, in a
light heavyweight match with John
ny Babbic. a 175 FOUNDER from
Ecorse, gained the decision OF
judges. Elton ]. Rynearson, Ray
Sites and Lloyd W. olds.
Bob Williams, champion weller
weight Of last year, took a great
deal OF punishment at the hands
OF Bob Jackson. Ann Arbor. and
after Williams had heard he lost
The decision, and started for the
dressing room, collapsed in the
ring. was carried to the dressing
room and very slowly revived.
Marshall Mosher. Ypsilanti fly
weight. also won his second fight
OF the tournament by taking the de
cision from John Ciccone, a III
FOUNDER from Dearborn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
Roosevelt High Cagers Gain
1929 Tie With Relleville

Lethargi, ami listless through
most OF the first half, the Roose
welt High School basketball team
came back fighting in the third
and fourth periods to pull 1929
deadlock out OF the fire at Belle
vile Friday night. The tie main
tained the Rough Riders undefeat
ed record for the season.
The game will not be reschedul
ed for a later date snce Huron
League rules do not provide for
such a playoff. Roosevelt will re
ceive one point under the Leagues
scoring system to add to the two
points acquired by reg steering a
triumph over Lincoln Consolidat
ed late last year.
The Rough Riders didn't really
60 to work until the middle of the
third quarter. With the score 26
TO Is against them. they chalked
UP 10 points In a row TO cut the
deficit to one point.
Then Phil Fletcher, substitute
guard. popped in a short shot to
put the Roosevelt team ahead for
the first time in the game. Belle.
Vile soon tied the score. however.
on a free throw by Center John
Dackowich.
The Tigers regained the lead
with three minutes to go when ag
gressive Bobby Byrnes rifled a
field goal through the hoops. A
few seconds later the omnipresent
Fletcher again deadlocked the con-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
Ypsilanti Cagers
Continue Winning

Number seven. let's make II
eight! This is the cry OF the fpsi-
lanti cagers. who nosed out Wayne
in a photo-finish basketball game to
run their total list of victories with
out a defeat to seven.
The warriors piled up a big lead
and, when hall-time rolled around,
the Braves were out in front 2l-S.
Apparently thinking the game "in
the bag" the Warriors slackened
their pace. and seemingly before
they knew what had happened. only
AZ seconds remained to the game,
and Wayne was leading, by a 1888
score.
Luckily enough, Don Hibbard
drew a foul shot. The crowd stood
breathless as the ball struck the
hoop, rolled around the rim several
times, and finally dropped through,
tying the score. The game ended
with the two teams In a 80 point
| deadlock. and the only matter OF
settlement seemed TO be an over
time period.
Tooley OF Wayne succeeded in
dropping a field goal through the
basket. and Donald Hib5ard, once
again pulled the game out OF the
fire by sinking field goal for
fpsi, and the overtime period end.
ed with neither team any better
II was finally agreed that the
game 90 to the team with the least
personal fouls, and the best per.
centage OF free throws made. Be
cause Ypsilanti's fouls numbered
only IA compared with II black
marks for Wayne. and because Ypsi
lanti had a 800 average for free
throws. while Wayne averaged $50
the game was awarded to Ypsilanti
Hibhard, as well as playing hero
for the Warriors, claimed high poin
honors for the evening His six fielC
goals and three free throws netteC
10 points. while Waynes scoring
was led by Bill Dale, who collected
u points on six field goals.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
SEEK SCRAP METAL

Lansing, Mich, Jan. 10--lNS-- 4
three point program, directed to-
ward alternating shortage Of
scrap iron, Friday was announced
by the Michigan defense council
subcommittee on salvage. Defense
Administrator Harold A. Furlong
said letters have been dispatched
to car wreckers and junk dealers
explaining the need for scrap; re
ceptacles will be installed at all
state branch offices for collection
of old license plates. and prison in
dustries will be called upon to col
lect all old plates.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10

totals ......... Is 4 II 40
The Ypsi Reserves gained their
first victory of the season over the
Wayne second stringers 1922, after
leading 1879.
James Miller. forward, connected
for II points, scoring six field goals
In the last half.
Wayne scoring was led by Long.
whose four field goals gave him
eight points.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
PLAN EXAMINATION

Detroit. Jan. 10 ms Written
examinations will begin tomorrow
for more than 300 NJ chigan Boys
who recently passed the Army
physical tests for admission to the
Flying Cadet Corps, 1t was an
nounced here by Capt. Ward Estes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10

test BY dashlng in for a lay.up
shot.
Bob Dunn, Bellevllle. and Lamar
Miller, Roosevelt, were high scor
ers for their respective teams
Dunn making IL points and NIL
Ter 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
Lincoln Downs
u. High Cagers

The Lincoln cagers downed [
High basketball team In a game
played at Ann Arbor.
Bobicz again led the Lincoln
scoring on two field goals and six
successful charity losses. Muel
Ter was second for the Railsplit
tiers with three baskets and a free
toss for seven points.
lincoln
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10
WINS AT FINISH

Detroit. Jan. 10-INS-A furious
finish-with 16 points recorded in
the closing eight minutes-Friday
accounted for a 1924 University
OF Detroit hardwood victory over
Assumption College.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-10

The Lincoln reserves also
brought home victory by noslne
out U. High second stringers, 1875.
Lincoln
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Business Protests Flood
Of Needless u. 8. Forms

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. tUP)-
The National Association OF Manu-
facturers and the Chamber of Com
merce of the United States today
urged the Joint congressional econ
omy committee 10 relieve business
men of the burden of answering
what they described as needless
ouestionnaires from federal agen-
cieS.
The pleas were presented by c.
of c. President Eric A Johnston
and George E. Roscoe of the N. A.
N. They estimated that reports re-
CURED by the government from 80
industries alone total 495430 man
hours a year.
During the three monus ended
last June. Roscoe said the East e
man Kodak company filed 265 pc
riodical reports related directly 10
the war effort and LAT special
forms. The nan-hours involved, he
said. were sufficient TO build three
flving fortreSses.
He also cited the case OF th'
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Beeswax Goes to
War So VaI|eyites
PIedqe Full Help

BeeswaX has gone to war, lmpe-
rial Valley bee keepers were in
formed at an association meeting in
Fl Centre Wednesday night when
they were requested to help supply
an additional million pounds of
beeswaX requested by the govern
mCnt.
The beeSWaX is used at the front
for many purposes. one of which
is so important that it is classed
as a military secret.
Dr.. John E. Eckert of the Univer-
sity of California requested the
Imperial Valley beekeeperS to cook
UP and render out the beesWax
from 20 per cent of the combs used
in producing liquid honey.
Honey producers must get along
with less help" Dr.. Eckert inform
ed the so beekeepers assembled in
the California hotel. 1T is possible
to get deferment of essential, cX-
perienced beemen but the help prob
lem still is acute. Containers for
liquid honey is problem and l
suggest that honey be sold in five
gallon tin cans whenever possible,
with the understanding that the
containers be returned
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
War Powers Bill
HEARINGS Slated

WASHINGTON. Dec. Sup
The House ways and means COM
mittee today voted TO hold public
hearings on a limited war powers
bill giving President Roosevelt au-
thority TO suspend tariff laws.
The committee formally instruct
ed Chairman Robert L. Doughton.
Democrat. North Carolina. to intro
duce a bill so that public hearings
on specific legislation could start
1T must be understood this is not
a committee bill" Doughton said
1T is just 2 basis for public hear
ings.'
Earlier the committee defeated
10 to 7. a motion to lay aside the
entire matter.
Republican members opposed the
measure, which Representative
Thomas A jenkins. Republican,
Ohio, described as "totalitarian in
the Ultimate
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Nozis Reinforce
unisio Strength

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Africa from Allied sources were
scanty. However they made evident
that the Germans had developed a
powerful opposing force in the Biz
erte-Tunis area and there were
some indicate that the Allies haG
been forced to draw in their ad-
vance spearheads which had been
within a few miles OF Tunis.
Axis reports said the Germans
had put ashore heavy tanks, heavy
artillery flame -throWers and auto
matte weapons, apparently in con-
siderable numbers, at SfaX and
Gaoes on the Tunisia east coast.
By utilizing these weapons and
their growing air strength in Tuni-
sia the Germans obviously were Civ
ing the American, British. and
French columns a tough fight.
However. the Nazi losses in Med
lterranean transport announced in
London together with reports from
Cairo OF the knocking out Of 10 or
more Axis ships in Tripolitanian
waters indicated that the Axis faces
a costly task II the stream of sup
plies and reinfOrCements to North
Africa 5 to be maintained.
REDS GAINING
The successes of the Red army
at S,aiingrad and on the Velikic
Luki ana Rzhev fronts northwest
Of Moscow were reported continuing.
Fighting its way through mine
fields and in driving snowstorms.
the Russians we're said to have
captured series of key bases in
the Velikie Luki sector, killing 1000
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03

Worthmeton Pump and Machinery
coTroration, which he said must
fill out and return 1923 question
naireS and forms a year, more than
hall of which go to federal agen-
cies To fill them out, he added,
the full-time services OF 60 en-
rloyes are required al a cost OF
100000 q year.
Johnston told the committee that
the Wag Production board during
the past summer eliminated 10
forms and simplified 1870 others.
lie praised the bureau OF the
budget for its recent order rcqulr-
ing that all prospective government
questionnaires ana report forms be
approved by IL
SNAIL BUSINESS HIT
Fred A Baughan, general man
aeer of the Retail Food Dealers
association of California. testified
that small groeers in his state were
spending more time filling out
uucstionnaires for the OPA than
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Phoenix Rounds Up
Women in Cleanup
OF Vice Condition

PHOENIX, Dec. 3. tUP)-Phoe-
nix city police and Maricopa coun-
tv sheriff's deputies had arrested
n total Of 25 women for eXamina-
ton in the city's venereal diseases
clinic at an early hour today. city
hall records showed. The concerted
drive is being made in an effort
to clean up" the city after it had
been placed out of bounds by mill
tary authorities.
II was revealed here late yester-
dav that the Federal Security agen-
cv has carried on a l6-month study
of vice conditions in CochiSe, Santa
Cruz. Pima. Mohave. Cococino, va
vapai. Maricopa, Gila, Pinal and
Greenlee counties. Findings of the
survey were to be presented to Gov
idney P. Osborn today with a re-
quest for immediate action.
Details of the survey were not
released, but it was announced that
the investigation has been an eX-
haustive one in an attempt to pre-
vent Gripping of the war effort
from the effects of Venereal dis
eases.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Mrs. Colin Kelly
Weary of Honors

SEATTLE. Dec. 3-oUPl-T The
wife and son of the first great hero
of World War II today have made
a new home on a secluded estate
in a Seattle suburb.
The war had barely begun when
Colin Kelly, Jr. diYed to his death
after bombing attack cn the Jap
anese battleShip Haruna. Since
then Mrs. Kelly and son, Colin Kel-
ly III, have shuttled around the
country residing longest in Cali
fornia where Mrs. Kelly worked.
Weary of the round of honors
bestowed en- a hero's wife and want
ing 10 give her child more atten-
ton. Mrs. Kelly said she decided
TO move to Seattle to live quiet
life
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
WatchtowerFor
Spoilers 0kayed
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equipment and men for the station
now at Eighth near Hamilton. The
men will merely be transferred into
the new housing.
1t may be necessary to lay down
a concrete foundation to rest the
jutting structure at its new loca-
ton but in addition to moving
charges that will be the only ex-
pense to the city for the switch.
Only one other city in Imperial
Valley-Calexico-has an observa-
ton post higher than the fire tow
er. 1t is 55-foot post built at a cost
of S2500 earlier this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Rites Slated for
Rancher's Wife

Mrs. Addic Johnson, 80. Negro
wife of Prentis Johnson, rancbcr of
tho McCabc district, died Wcdncs-
day night in an FL Centre hospital
after an illness of three months.
Funeral services will be held in
FL Centro at $3.50 pm. Friday with
the Rev. H. B. Charles, pastor of
the Second Baptist church, Off
ciating. She is survived by her
husband; her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Rollins, and her sister, Lillian Har-
mon, both cf Port Arthur, Texas
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Two Service Men
Hurt in Accident

Arthur c. Bernard. 36, Stationed
with the Navy at Sandy Beach
and John MorDer. 80. with the Ma
rines at inland, were injured in a
traffic accident Two and a half
miles north Of Imperial at 1l:3O
pm, Wednesday.
A car driven by Bernard, off
GERS said, crashed into the back of
a car driven BY Robert H. Hauser,
%, stationed at inland with the
Marines, traffic officers said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Gas Decisions TO
Be Made Locally
.1coptip,,od fro,,, paoo

thing is ironed out" Cusick said.
Truck owners who have been cut
down on their requested amount of
gasoline should apply to their local
boards for emergency allotments,' -
Miller said
Although appeal forms have not
arrived at the local AAA office at
$50 State street, Miller said they
are expected to arrive in the near
future
As soon as the forms arrive. farm
ers should appear before the trans
portation committee. There, appli-
cations for needed mileage will be
taken and sent into Detroit for final
approval!
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Reidy Will Close
Cafe Saturday

One of Ell Centro's best known
small businesses was a victim of
the war Thursday
Reidy's Place, small restaurant
which opened for business exactly
y years ago Thursday, was scheG-
uled to close for the duration" af-
tel Saturday, Proprietor Walter
Reidy announced.
Reidy said he has made no future
plans.
1T is impossible to get enough
meats to continue operating he
said. The same is true with other
commodities.
There was a sign in Reidy's cafe
Thursday, No Hamburger"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
12Men Accepted
For Navy Duty

The navy recruiting sub-station
at FL Centre Thursday announced
that II Imperial Valley men hao
been accepted for enlistment this
meek.
The list Of men from FL Centre
included Joseph - Totem, James
T Bowlin., LOUIS a Broadway
Jamcs Earl Eads and EVion H
Everett Those from BraWley were
Antonio J. Espinoza, Frank M. Bur-
ris. Roberto H. Munar, and Robert
d. Gallagher. Herman l. Stallion
was accepted from Holtville, and
Hector A Mcndez and Victor (. Le-
gaspi from CaleXicO.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Picture Becomes
Diplomatic Issue

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 3.-UPl-
Paramount studios today said re-
lease of the film version of Ernest
HemingwaY's For Whom the Bell
Tolls" dealing with the Spanish
Civil War. awaits US. State De-
partmcnt decision or tonin2 dcWr
certain sequences at the request Of
Spain's gencralis3imo, Francisco
Franco.
Prior to filming the anti-Tascis'
mob the scriDt was submitted {"
Franco representative for gcru-
tiny. During production Director
Sam Wood shot each controversial
scene two ways-Franco's way and
as Hemingway wrote i.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Steel Man Charges
u. U.S.Labor Bosses
Sabotaging Effort
NEW YORK. Dec.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-t O.P. -
Unscrupulous labor leaders are
"sabotaging our war effort and
must be curbed' Wilfred Sykes.
president of the Inland Steel com
pany. told the War Congress Of
American Industry convened by
the National Association OF Manu-
facturers. today
Those leaders who preached a
Communistic doctrine of class hat
red. those that tolerate raeketeer-
ing. those who gouee their mem
bers by excessive fees. duo and
assessments. are traitors to the real
cause of labor" Sykes said
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
Gasoline Hoarders
Worry Light Firm

= CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-CU.Pa-The
Peoples Gas Light and Coke COM
,pany announced it had received 300
telephone calls from apartment
shouse dwellers reporting odors from
possible gas leakage. The company
investigated the first 3 calls and
found in each case that residents
had violated city fire ordinances
by boarding gasoline in easements,
kitchens and clothes closets.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-03
congressman to
: ] elk to Farmers

FL Centre at 100 pm. Saturday
and invited the heads of the var
iouS farm associations to meet with
the farm bureau directors to give
Phillips the information he seeks.
I'VE feel particularly happy that
az last we have the attentive ear
of a man who understands a9ricul-
ture and is willing to work with
U.S." Loveland said 1T is up to us
to see that he is provided with the
information he needs at all times
He cannot represent us Satisfactor-
lily unless we help him
The directors at large election
vas postponed until later because
only four farm centers have elected
officers thus far and the directors
election cannot take place until all
centers have elected, Loveland said.