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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-14
CRUELTY ALLEGED
 IN DIVORCE SUIT

Kenneth w. Conway of Ansonia has filed 8 divorce action in su- perior court against Mary DeMoske Conway of Seymour on charges of intolerable cruelty. The couple married June 6, 1885. The petitioner claims his wife has been cruel to him since June 15, 1888.
 French Equatorial Africa Is in creasing its standards of quality for all rubber shipped to other country by ship or airplane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-14

stating that they were willing to have the balloting conducted "on any grounds at any time = under any conditions"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

5elo Itellen. Die aegppter oasegen
Ieben nun Dem Sample stpiiden 3onl-
mel uno Indinlef I'm Die Serribait
Iber ibr eigenes 2ano NIT peridranf=
ten Irnen aul
8enn Gontlnel Sen Sues-&a,taI III
ieine @etpalt befo,nmt, bat Die na6-
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nidt ben ,,t0bliden Sdlag' gegett
England 1.no feline 8erbiinoeten ge.
fiibrt, bon oem in Berlin ltno &om
pbantaIiert tpirb. Tim itd) bas flaral1-
MAIDEN, braltdt man MIR 81 ipiiien,
oa6 felt eitt paar Sabren MIR mod ein
gan5 gerineer 9rnbteil Ser britiiben
&argoi6iffe aus Dem Orient llno
slfrifa SEN Sues <aanal paiiiert ba-
6en..
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gebt Ben DIN 8aiienfrennb neiter!

aatboliide 3eitidriften iollten ME
serftort peroen. ginn1aI geleien, ion.
te elm Watt tpeitergeaeben tperoen,
Inn @utes 81, tpirfen. aennit on ie.
ntanb 1,llter beinen sSreirtbcn ooer
8efannten, ser Die 8abrbeit erfab.
rem min, glib ibm 0eine 3eitnng ooer
3eitl9rift, nadbem on iie gelelen
bait. snf oieie Weiie lit idom man.
der 5um tpabren @lauben betebrt
tpor6en.
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Giner Ma6ridt bes uSiierpatere
Homano' 5ufolee, lit es arr1en
ssrai,en, melde ,tidt in Der Gage lino,
sic teuren Gtriimpfe slt faufen, ge=
itattet, obne 5triin1pfe Oem @ottes<
oienIt in ser ct. 8etersfirbe bet5lt-
ipobnen borausgeiett, oab lie fonit
an1tdnoig gefleioet fino. Sranen, mel.
be in Ser Sage itnb, Striimpfe al
faufell iollen fie sllr airde trasen.
Das Gilt aud fiir unlere oft iebr
unebrerbietig gefleioeten Sraiten nne
M1ohen IN Mmerifa.
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Nudl cine Mmfnispinng

gfubi (oie 3eihtng IN Der Sanb) :
DIANA, ipornn1 itebt benn Do inner
uSortIebung foIgt%'
Mnfter: Sa, iieblt bu, mein ainh,
Sic Sortiebnng folst inlmer, aber oi'
b06ft ielten.''
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MDiatifer =Marterl

Sier auf Diefes 8altn,es aron' ~
5tiir5te nit benz 21ftbalfou GgDo
2lftig-slbiater, Mebrfaber Sa-
miIienbater! 1ln6 nit eineln
fiirdterliben anan lit Sect uno 2
Gus entini6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

Hear abn1iral Sir &enrp Saar,
MOOD, Sieger IN Der &iper Blatte
Shladt I'M DECEMBER 1889, infolse
beren oas bentide Sdladtibiff @raf
spec berIenft purbe ,tno ber gegen.
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telldnoii6en Meere fiibrt, ipar elmer
ser erften fatboIiiden adnapfer, tpel=
de fir Gapferfeit I'M ariegsoierli
auggeseidnet ipurbet. 3uoem tbnre
oen linn nod an6ere aus5eidnunsaa
berlieDen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

sseoer, ser Sic ueppigfeit ltebt ilno
allenr, mas feline irbiide 8ebaglidfeit
it0ren fonnte, ingltlib aus benr Wege
aebt, lit eirl sSeino oes arenaes.
ct. gbrploIton1lls.
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8olfram 2aratipe gaplnles

8oliram 2agatipe gaplnles
fino uniibertroffen BEL 8erItopfung,
iibelriedenbetn atem l,nb belegter
3unge. Brets $500 per 9or;; 3
8ores fir $500 plus Sarcel Soit.
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gobelberridaft 1T Oas Iette StaA
blum oer repolutiondren gpoben, lit
Sic Ieste aonieqnett5 bes oenofrati.
i6en 9rinoips ser @leihbeit. Soa
@rafin 9abn-Sabft.
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3miti,un,mng

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&lai1iid)e &ranfbeit

g1lparlltt oenn Der 8rofeiior arau-
ie INNER nod 10 fir Somer?
Sea nno- ob! Ser miro nod so.
meroiben friegenl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

Hatron ser 3inmerleute. Bib
3: Die FL. s(nna mar Sic Nl,tter
ser MerIeliglten Sunsfrau. giele
@allfabrtsorte in alien 2dnoern
ebren oieie Seilige, Dor allen Der
in ct. Slime oe 8eaupre in Que.
Bee, Ranaoa. sic lit bie Hatronin
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-29

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Gambler. 8iIb3: Der fl. @nto-
MUS bon Habua, 1195-12 123t, tpar
in 9ortugal ge6oren uno itarb in
Stalien. @eil bas Seiufino ibm
eridienen, miro er nit bemfelben
abgebiloet. Seine. Spnlbole iino
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baroieren nno be3in,ieren fDnnen.
Mber fam Bort Dariuin berteibigt
tperoen? pier entidbeibet iid biel-
leidt bas Sdidial bes fiinften aon<
tinerts.
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anBerbem Elm 8uh, cine ellie rno
ein 8rot. 8ilb a: Der bl
sSobanneS 8osco, 1815-1888.
grii,loete bic Saleiianiide @eIea-
i1aft sic li1 iiber alle 2dnoer aus
breitet. gr tuirb bon anaben l.lrt-
geben abgebiloet, neil er 6ieIen iei-
ne &auptiorge 5llipanote.
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9iI6 1: Ser fl. Soiepb Nabr.
batter Sei,t nno @enabl Ser aaer
ielielten Sungfralt miro barge
aeItellt NIT oem ainbe Seiu alif
ben Mrmen ooer nit linn arbeiteno
im ser @erfitatte. Sem ab5eiden
iino Stab 1no Sobel. ST lit Der
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Sic 10 bid iperoen9"
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$50 Ser 0tamnlon lit, oas lit Gbri-
Itus nid6t; mo gbriltus lit, ba lit Der
Wamnlon nidt. - @l. GbrDioitomits.
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Gin slttes Ser5 lit @oloes inert.
SDafelpeare.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
Three Suffer Injuries
When Bitten by Dogs

Ann Arbor Mich. Apr. lS-Three
more were reported bitten by dogs
here Friday. Robert Lee Brown,
four, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Brown, l21 Glen Ave. was playing
on his front porch when Mrs A.
Hoey's dog from 10 Glen Ave. bit
the child. He was taken to St.
Joseph's Hospital Friday with
severe head decorations. over the
left ear there was slash approx.
mately three and a half inches long.
The dog was placed under obserya-
ton for 10 days.
Clifford Holms. 90. $50 Oakland
Ave, reported that he was bitten
on the left thigh Thursday evening
by dog owned by fraternity at
1856 s. State ST. This animal was
also placed under the 10 day obser-
walton.
Ted Judson ( IS. 1911 s. Blvd
was bitten on the left fore arm by
a bull dog at 1890 a m Friday.
The owner of the dog, Albert Hahn.
1850 6. State St. was ordered to
keep the dog tied for 10 days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
Miss Florence Smith Joins
John Hopkins Medical Unit

Ann Arbor. Mich, Apr. ls-Miss
Florence f. Smith, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs H VI. Smith. 726 Church
St. has been called to Red Cross
nursing duty with the John Hop
kins Hospital Unit No. lis which
will leave shortly for training at
Cape Cod before being assigned to
foreign service.
Miss Smith attended the Uni
versity Of Michigan and received
her nurses training at John Hop
kins being graduated in 1889. She
spent a year on the stan there and
returned here where she has been
on call at the University Hospital
until existing in Red Cross nurs-
INK work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
Navy Training to be in
CHARGE Of Or. HuSSeY

Ann Arbor Mich. Apr. lS-New
Coordinator Of the University's vi
program is DR.. Russell C. Hussey
associate professor Of geology. Dr.
Hussey was appointed Friday and
will maintain counselors Office at
los Mason Hall Preliminary vi
registration. he said. will take
place at the Ann Arbor Armory,
Fourth and Ann SITS
Students who elect the VI plan
actually join the Navy and are
then deferred for a period OF two
or four years and, consequently
the person who chooses this pro-
gram and then remains in college
Is not avoiding military service
but is doing precisely what the
Navy wishes him to do. he pointed
out.
Requirements call for freshman
or sophomore college students and
seniors in high school between the
ages OF II and 49, a citizen OF the
United States and unmarried.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
Prof. McCOnkey to Attend
National Defense SChoo

Ann Arbor. Mich. Apr 1s-One
Of two Michigan college stan mem
bers accepted as students for
War Department civilian defense
school, Prof George D. McConkey,
University College OF Architecture.
will leave to begin training Sun
day AZ Texas A. and NJ College.
The course will last through May ..
Prof McConkey with Roy F.
Decker. assistant director OF ex.
tension at Michigan State College.
Will receive training qualifying
them 10 serve as instructors In
civilian defense in their communi-
ties Their expenses while in train
ing will be paid by the American
Legion.
On their return the two men will
be instrumental in establishing
permanent defense instructor train
ing programs at their respective in
situations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
Bio Name Stars at Annual
Drama Festival Program

Ann Arbor. Mich APR. lS-The
Ann Arhor Dramatic Season com
mittee D. l. Quirk, chairman, an
nounces its annual drama festival
program opening al the Lydia Men
delssohn Theater May IL and run.
ming through June 6 Comedy IS
The keynote OF this years season
and artists who have already been
engaged include Florence Reed,
Francis Lederer. Michael Whalen,
Madge Evans, Jose Ferrer TIA Ha-
gen and Carl Benton Reid.
s. y. Behrmans crisp modern
drama. No Time for Comedy IS
slated 10 be the initial number on
the bill and will star Francis
Lederer. Mr. Lederer polished
star Of both stage and screen. sue.
ceeded Laurence Olivier in the
original production and played op-
posite Katherine Cornell in a long
and successful run.
"Petucost Fever. an exuberant
farce set amid snow drifts OF La
brador. will run the second week.
Offering excellent roles for Michael
Whalen and Madge Evans. Mr..
Whalen is a screen fayorite and IS
well cast in the amusing part Of
Dascom Dinsmore. the bored wire
less operator stationed IN the
bleak north whose boredom is com
pletely dispelled by the advent Of
a romantic young lady who seem
ingly drops down from the Labora-
dor clouds. Illness forced Miss
Evans TO cancel her engagement
in Ann Arbor last spring, TO the
keen disappointment OF Festival
audiences. and her return is by
popular request.
Florence Reed, distinguished
American actress, will star in the
third play. Suspect psycholo-
gical melodrama by Edward Percy
and Reginald Denham. These auth
ors we're responsible for Ladies in
Retirement which proved so pc,
pulsr last year. Miss Reed. who Is
recognized as one Of Americas
leading dramatic artists. is equal
ly az home on the stage or on the
screen
Joe Ferrer. excellent young fare
eur. Will bring his inimitable in
depreciation Of the lady from Bra
I'll in "Charley's Aunt to the Men
delssohn boards the final week OF
the run. This revival OF Brandon
Thomas hilarious comedy won
unanimous acclaim in New YORK
and Mr., Ferrer's brilliant perform
ance in the leading role provided
audiences with one OF Broadway
most uproarious entertainments in
many years.
Valentine 3. Windt will direct
the season for the third year with
Mrs Lucille w. Wall as business
manager and James D. Thurman as
company manager
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
Carroll Glenn
at Ann ArbOr
Nav Festival

Ann Arbor,, Mich Apr. IS -
Ann Arbor May Festival in add
ton TO the usual array Of celebrat-
ed concert attractions. will present
at its Youth Concert the brilliant
American violinist Carroll Glenn
Miss Glenn will appear Friday
afternoon. May s. when she will be
featured as soloist with the Phila-
delphia symphony Orchestra, play
ing the Tschaikowsky violin con
certo.
Management OF the Ann Arbor
May Festival shows fine judgment,
indeed, in selecting thi- outstand-
ing American artist for this par
ticular concert. because Miss
Glenn is not only American born,
but completely American trained,
and above all. she typifes all that
the word youth denotes. In fact,
following a recent appearance in
Denver. the critic OF the Denver
Post said, Miss Glenn is the
FUTURE.
"a vi bAthh > thhNo NAbu 90 oil
artist and musical personality
has grown by leaps and bounds
Although this will be her first ap-
pesrance with the Philadelphia Or.
chestrs. she will play twice with
that superb organization next sea
son-in their own hometown OF
Philadelphia and in New York at
one OF the regular Philadelphia
Orchestra subscription concerts at
Carnegie Hall In addition to these
important appearances next year,
she counts among her many en-.
gagements in star courses and with
ether orchestras. re-eugagements
with the symphonies in Minneapo.
lis, Chicago. where she will PLAY
three times with the Orchestra and
in Kansas City.
The Ann Arbor Festival. this
year. promises to be an exciting
one. but it may safely be predict.
ed that the Friday afternoon Youth
Concert will be one OF the high.
lights OF the week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
Budget Increased For
County Draft Office

Ann Arbor. Mich, Apr. 1S-The
budget OF the Washtenaw Draft
Board Number Two has been eX
tended and FIVE full time employees
plus a part-time and an occupa-
tionsl questioner supervisor are
now doing the detailed work OF
drafting county residents. Mrs.
Joyce V. Root, as chief clerk. said
that her stan is composed Of an
assistant clerk. Ann V. Sales. and
three underclerks. Jeanne Vealey,
Miss Tommy Hendel, and Emer-
gene Ernst. The part time worker
is Ruth f. Elfring and Mrs Law
renee Preusse is holding the tenn
porary position OF occupational
questioner supervisor. Mrs Preuse
is a volunteer defense worker and
all her helpers also registered with
the once OF Civilian Defense.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
Ann Arbor News
Services Today For Woman
Formerly of Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor. Mich. APR iS-Ser-
vices were this morning al St
Bridgets Catholic Church. Detroit.
for Mrs. sigma Laubengayer Million.
%. Detroit, former resident OF Ann
Arbor Burial was at Fairview
Cemetery. Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Million passed away We'd
nesday night at Womans Hospital
Detroit. following a brief illness.
She is survived by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Laubengayer.
her husband Stewart: a son. Ken
ner. and a brother, Warren Stew
ems, Ypsilanti
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18

this course, he is permitted to re
main in college for two years dur
ing which time he follows a pro
gram agreed upon between the col
lege and the Navy. This course
OF study does not intetere with the
the students progress toward any
professional training. 1t includes
work designed to train in logical
thinking. clear and concise express
sion. and in elementary college
mathematics and physics.
Physical training and health
courses are also required.
After successful completion OF
this program the student may
choose to enter either Glass N-5'
Aviation Cadet, or Class VI, Deck
or Engineering Officer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
YpSiIanti Resident
Found Not Guilty of
intoxicated Driving

Ann Arbor, Mich Apr. 1S-Jo-
seph Bosnsk, 1858 f. Park St, Ypsi-
lanti, was acquitted by jury in
Justice Harry W. Readings court
Friday afternoon. He was charged
with driving while intoxicated on
February 2S.
Duane ALDER. 1855 Ellsworth Rd,
recipient OF two violation tickets
on April and April Is. for speed
ing was fined 1885 for each by
Justice Jay H. Payne en- Friday.
For driving with The muller OF
his automobile open. Robert OF
rambo, 6405 Ellsworth Rd was
fined S435 Friday by Justice Payne.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
WITHDRAWs OBJECTIONS

Detroit, Apr. Sins Police
Commissioner Frank d. Eaman has
withdraw his objection to revised
ordinance governing "jaywalkers",
he said today although still insist
ing such an ordinance would be
difficult TO enforce. Eaman OBJ
jected originally TO the measure
on the grounds it was vague and
would deprive the pedestrian OF
all rlghts'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
Pick of the Air 7 oday

s:30-One Mans Family;
1O:S0-Joe and Mabel Comedy.
CBS-l1:05 a. m.-Mllestones in
American Music;
2:SO D. m.-Workshop drama
PLAY Bali;
3:00-N. Y. Philharmonic finale;
6:0O-Jack Benny In Amazing
Mr.. Williams;
7:30-Bette Davis In "a Wom-
ans Face;
9:O0-Fred Allen and Leo Dur
ocher:
10:30-They Live Forever.
BLU-11:30 a. m.-Revue in Min
iature;
z:30 p. m.-Show Of Yesterday
and Today, Paul v McNutt;
4:30-Nothing But the Truth,
new series,
5:30-Musical Steelmakers;
7:30-Alias John Freedom, new
drama;
S:00-Daughters OF Uncle Sam,
new time,
10:00-Good Will Hour.
MBS-S Americas Speak, Urugu-
ay;
3:45-Selective Service. Brig.
Gen. Hershey:
5:30-Halls OF Montezuma;
7:30-Nobody' Children;
9:00-Old Fashioned Revival:
10:30-Keep 'em rolling, Frances
B. Sayre and John Garfield.
Monday
NBC-2:45 p. m. Hymns OF all
Churches;
5:30-The Andersons,
6:45-Bill Stern Sports.
CBS-11 a. m.-Arthur Godfrey;
$3.50 p. m.-League OF Compos-
ers concert,
500-Are you a genius, quiz.
BLU-1l a. m.-Second Husband
moved from CHS:
1890 p. m.-Farm and Home pro-
gram
6:00-Don Messers' Islanders,
new Canadian series
MBS-2: 15-Dixie Songsters;
3:00-Mutual Goes Calling.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
City Raises Third Of Goal
For United China Relief

Ann Arbor, Mich, Apr 1S-One
third of Ann Arbor's goal OF $1,000
for the United China Relief Cam.
paign has been raised, first returns
made by solicitors and from can
listers show
Children in grade schools con-
tributed S62 while more than $500
has been turned in by personal
solicitors. Fifteen personal solicit
tors and campaign chairmen for
hospitals and high schools have not
yet reported
A special group is in charge Of
solicitations on the University cam
pus and also has not yet reported
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
QUIT BUS LINE

Detroit. Apr 1s-INS-The De.
troit Street Railway Commission
voted today to discontinue the
Woodward Ave bus line which
runs between the General Motors
Building and the downtown area.
This was the first step on the part
OF the DSR to comply with a gov
eminent suggestion that bus lines
he eliminated where the same line
is served by street cars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
HARVEST DELAYS SCHOOL

HoLLISTER, Cal.-UP-Hollis-
ter schools and the junior college
will open a month later next fall.
school trustees decided. The de-
layed opening will permit students
to help with county haryests and
Offset the expected labor shortage.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
BELLS TO SIGNAL RAIDS

SPRINGFIELD. O.-UP- Farm.
ers in Mad River Township have
gone back TO the old-fashioned
farm dinner bell Trustees OF the
township have obtained % such
bells to be sounded as air raid
warnings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ann Arbor, Mich. Apr. ls-Mar-
riage license applications:
Charles Edward Gosdell 81, Ann
Arbor. and Carol Elizabeth Hen
derson. 81. Detroit.
James Leroy Evilsizer, 20 Man
chester. and jeanette Pearl Troll,
10. Grass Lake.
Franklin William Kildan, q. Up
SLANT. and Dorothy Ethel David
son, q, Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-18
SERIOUSLY I'LL

Ann Arbor Mich, Apr. 1s-De-
putty Floyd MATHS. who was re-
ported seriously i'll in ST. Joseph
Hospital with pneumonia, is re-
ported TO have an unidentified dis
ease OF the blood stream that de-
mands several blood transfusions
Doctors have not been able 10 dias
nose the case and he is reported
10 be gradually falling. Sheriff $
deputies have volunteered blood Of
the mum Der four type