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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-23
Naciji ma begu pred
"DunkirkOm' ma
KOrziki
Ameriski bombniki potap-
ljajo ladje, S katerimi Sc
skusajo Nemci resiti. Ma
val ma zadnje postojanke
pred Neapljem.

Zadnja porocila Associated
Pressa fronte v juzni ltaliJl
javljajo, da je peta ameriska
armada naskocila zadnje gorske
postojanke, XII stole pred vrati
Neaplja, XII Sc nahaja YES pla-
menih.
1stocasno Sc javlja, da ame-
riski bombniki sipljejo ogenj ma
ladje, S katerimi skusajo Mem
ci zbezati Korzike v prizade-
vanju, da Sc resijo ma italian
sko celino.
Ameriski bombniki so zaneti-
Ii pozare ma krovu vec transpor-
tov natrpanih nacijskimi ce-
tami, bodisi, ko so Sc Nemci
vkrcavali luki Bastia ma Kor-
ziki, ali predno so Sc izkrcali v
luki Leghorn ma italijanski ce-
lini.
Borba pri Korziki pri kraju
Komunikej generala Girauda,
poveljnika francoske armade,
javlja, da Sc oh strani franco
skin komandov in francoskih
gerilcev bori tudi ceta ameris-
kin komandov.
"Nemci SO pustili ma bojiscu
vec kot tisoc trupel," pravi po.
rocilo francoskega glavnega
stana. "V nase roke je pablo tu-
di vec sto ujetnikov.'
Cd nekdanje nemske posadke
ma Korziki, XII je stella II tisoc
MOI, je ostala samo Sc pescica
XII je sedaj stisnjena v severo-
vzhodnem kotu velikega fran
coskega otoka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-23
zNIDARsICEV POGREB

Nocoj, oh 9. uri bodo zapei
pevci drustva 'Loska dolina"
zalostinke sobratn Johnu zni-
darsicu v zadnje slovo v Grdi-
novi kapeli. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-23
BERLINSKI RADIO pRIzNAvA,
DA JE SL0VENIJA SREDI5(E
B0RBE PR0TI NAC|JEM
Zdruzene slovenske in hrvatske partizan
ske cete, katerimi Sc bore italijanski
rebel, skusajo odsekati Nemce ltallji
cd Balkana.

Danasnji "Cleveand Plain Dealer" prinasa nasled-
Mi bulletin "Associated Press novinarske agencije:
"Nemska visoka komanda je nocoj radijski oddaji
priznala da nacijske cee borb italjanskim, so-
venskim in hrvatskim upornskim 6etam katere sku-
sao polastiti ozemlja XII tvor most med Itao in Bala
nom vkljucivsi talansko benesko PROVINCE kakor u-
di Istro in Slovenijo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-23

"Posebni komunikej jugoslo-
vanske ljudske armade javlJa
danes, da so partizanske sile v
22-miljskem vpadu V severno-
italijanski teritorij zavzele Co
rico ter okupira,e polotok Pc
ljasac pod Splitom ter tri ma
daljne jadranske otoke.
"Porocila il jugoslovanskih
virov, XII so dospela London,
kazejo, da imajo patriotske ar
made, XII ocividno vodijo ofenzi-
vo "a ustvaritev oporisc "a moz-
no zaveznisko invazijo Balkana,
zdaj oblasti vec kot polovico
Jugoslavije, vkljucivsi vso dal-
matinsko obalo z izjemo neka-
terih vecjih NEST.
Nemska moe v Jug0slaviji sibka
"Zavezniski vojaski krogi nj
so mogli takoj dobiti potrdil O.
menjenih vesti, toda opazovalcl
priznavajo, da so bile nemske
linije v Jugoslaviji vsled itali-
janske predaje morda tako O.
slabljene, da so bile gerilske ce-
te, O katerih sc sodi, da stejejo
kakih 200 tisoc MOI, v stanu
premagati nekatere nemske po-
sadke, in da so bile pri tenn
morda delezne tudi pomoci Cd
strani Italijanov.
Natolcevanje nemskega radia
"Nemcija je danes prisla ma
dan S trditvijo, da slovenski re-
bell in italijanski komunist:
skusajo dobltl oblast mad sever
no Italijo in severozapadno Ju'
goslavijo (Slovenijo). Neka da'
nasnja nemska radijska oddajs
trdi, da uporniske cete 'ropaje
in plenijo.'
"Neko drugo poroeilo javlja
da Sc Split, Ogulin in Susak ma
hajajo trdno v jugoslovanskil
rokah, dasiravno Sc Nenci pri
pravljajo "a tezke protinapade
kristaliziralo v Italiji. Imajo tu
di okrog 100000 izvezbanih i,
oborozenih Get.
z neba poslana prilika "a Ia
veZnike
i. "Well, mi smo morda poste
pail pravilno ali napacno v Its
/ liji in predstava Sc je komaj zs
celia. Nasa smernica v Jugosls
lviji Sc tudi ostaja negotova. tt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-23
SExJA

Jutri oh 1880 uri zvecer sc vr-
81 redna seja drustva "Zavedni
sosedje st. 158 SNPJ, v Sloven-
skem drustvenem domu ma Re-
cher Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-23

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno- varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osiSce in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-23
PARTIZANI ZAVZELI GORICO

Drugo poroclo, XII opisuje partzansko borbo proti
Nemcem Sloveniji je bo vceraj objavljeno potom
United Press novinarske agence IL Londona To poro-
cilo XII je bo obaveno Cleveland Pressu" glasi:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-23
5000 NemceV ubitih

V bitki "a mesto je pablo vec
kot 5000 Nemcev, zajetih je BIZ
10 300 ujetnikov in zaplenjene
so bile velike zaloge vojnega
materijala. Druge sovjetske cr-
te so bile po zadnjih vesteh sa-
mo IS mill cd Smoljenska.
O novih uspehih Sc poroca tu-
di v Kavkazu, kjer naciji drzijo
samo Sc koscek teritorija, ka-
kor tudi, ma juzni ukrajinski
'front.', kjer DO v teku par dni
odloceno vprasanje, dali sc rus
ka ofenziva ustavi oh Dn,jepru
ali Sc razlije naprej proti poll
ski meji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-23
Demidov padel

Visoko ma severn SO Rusi po
eni najbolj ljutih borb, odkar Sc
je V juliju zacela velika soviet
ska ofenziva, iztrgali nacijem
mocno utrjeno mesto Demidov,
XII lezi AZ mill severozapadno cd
Smoljenska in II mill cd belo-
ruske meje.
Premier je objavil vest O We
liki znlagi OBJ stirih danes zju-
traj, V kateri je receno, da so
nemske obrambe padle v torek
po 48 ur trajajoci borbi. Nemci
so vprizorili II desperatnih pro-
tinapadov v prizadevanju, da
obdrzijo Demidov, ampak MISC
mogli vzdrzati sovjetskih ma
padov in v beg je bila pognana
celia nacijska divizija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-23
Eden brani postopanje v Italiji

Eden je zagovarjal postopa-
ME Wade v odnosajih z Rusijo,
kakor tudi postopanje zavezni-
ske okupacijske uprave ma Sicili-
j. Zanikal je trditev, da so Ia
vezniske oblasti ma Siciliji obdr-
zale fasiste v javnih uradih ter
izjavil, da je bilo tam aretiranih
preko tisoca prominentnih fasi-
stow. Rekel je, da Anglia ne
namerava anektirati Sicilije, in
da cim preje DO 'mogoce otok
vrniti v roke italijanski upravi,
toliko bolje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-23
Anthony Eden vidi
skorajsen spora-
zum Z Rusijo
TAX sporazum bo zajamcil
mir in upravicil grozote
sedanje borbe, izjavlja
angleski zunanji minister

Angleski zunanji minister
Anthony Eden je vceraj v Lon
donu pred parlamentom izjavil,
da bodo imele Anglia, Amerika
in Russia v teku prihodnjih par
mesecev priliko priti do trajne-
ga soglasja tako obseznega zna-
GAIA, da "celo grozote te vojne
ne bode zaman."
Eden je v debati glede an
gleske zunanje politike v zbor-
nici govoril isto odkritosrcno-
st.jo, XII je karakterizirala 60
vor, XII ga ,je incl dan preje
premier Churchill. Premier je
poudarjal, da je popoln spora-
zum S Sovjetsko unijo nujno po-
treben, ako Sc hoce Evropo in
svet resiti pred "novimi temni-
mi dnevi."
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z neba poslana prilika "a Ia
VeZnike

"Well, mi smo morda posto.
pail pravilno ali napacno v TIA
iji in predstava Sc je komaj "a
celia. Nasa smsrnica v Jugosla-
viii Sc tudi ostaja negotova. To-
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"Posebn komunike ugoso d. &c nekater nas vodte Gu
judske armade javja tito, da nekako zamudl
Danes da partizanske Ia ako hocejo vojas
Evening star., 1943-02-03

Tenant stockholders Of co-opera-
tive apartments may also include as
interest deduction the proportion of
interest paid or incurred by the
apartment corporation on Its out
standing Indebtedness contracted for
the purpose Of acquisition, construc-
ton, alteration, rehabilitation or
maintenance OF the apartment build
ing or in the acquisition Of land on
which 1t is located.
Statement Suggested.
Likewise, in the case Of personal
loans and installment purchases, a
portion of the payments frequently
represents insurance" and finance
charges" As only the amounts rep
resenting interest are deductible, it
Is advisable to obtain a statement
from the store or finance company
as to the amount of the payments
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Your Income Tax
No. 3l-Interest Deductions Port y

Interest on Indebtedness, with
certain exceptions, is an allowable
deduction in arriving at net income
for Federal income tax purposes.
Deductible interest includes both in
terest incurred in connection with
ones business or profession and In
terest on personal Indebtedness. In
terest on business indebtedness
should be shown either in schedule
B to arrive at the net amount Of
rents and royalties entered as item
of the return or in schedule H to
arrive at the net profit Cor loss)
shown in item 9 of the return form
1040. but interest on personal in
debtedness should be shown under
item 13 of deductions. Interest
shown in item 13 must also be sup
ported by n explanation lin sched-
ule c. Of the deduction.
Interest on personal Indebtedness
may include interest on a mortgage
on ones home, interest on the pur-
chase price Of household goods pur-
chased on the installment plan, as
well as interest on personal loans.
Interest paid on judgment or un-
paid taxes is also deductible. It is
not necessary that the indebtedness
be secured by lien or mortgage
for the interest to be deductible,
but there must be legal obligation
on the taxpayer to pay the interest.
Distinctions Stressed.
In entering interest deductions.
several distinctions and qualifica-
tions must be kept in mind. In the
case of mortgage loan on ones
home, the contract frequently calls
for monthly payment covering
both interest and amortization Of
the loan. AS portion of the payment
represents interest and a portion
represents payment of principal, and
each payment made reduces the
amount representing interest on the
next installment and increases the
amount representing repayment of
principal, it is necessary to make q
separation Of the two amounts in
totaling the interest paid during the
year. In FFIA loans the monthly
payment includes not only interest
and amortization, but an amount for
loan insurance, accrued taxes and
fire insurance. Ordinarily the insti-
tuition holding the mortgage will
supply the mortgage with . state
ment OF the interest paid during the
year.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Week. S Power Output
Sets AIl-Time Record
b. tie Associated Press,

b. tic Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-A new high
record demand for electricity was
met last week with production Of
3.976, ,844, 600 kilowatt-hours Of energy
the Edison Electric Institute report
showed today.
The previous historical record was
3,075. .813, 600 kilowatt-ho,lrs in the
week ended December 10, 1o42.
Gloomy weather and continually
growing demand from war plants
both were factors in the increase
which kept the power production
rate at level l4.7 per cent above
1912 figures.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 fP.-The Asso-
ciated Press weighted wholesale price In
q dex ,oo q q, 36 commodities today declined
Previous day, 1O4. SO: week ago. 1O4. n;
month ago: l03 :5S;. year ago. 08.p5
Hish 1Sss3 1S413 asia asi 7ss5 7s49; dsis d5s9s-a'
Low 95.54 77.03 80 4144
G926 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Chicago Livestock
~ the Associated Press


Psrtment q, Agriculture .j-s.lsble hos..
$4,000. total. 24,600: slow. steady to is
and choice iso;Sso pounds. l5:19s3o; Tor.
1928. bulk good 3O0-550 pound sows,
14.60-76; few best lishtweights 14.S5.
aalsble cattle. 10000; salable calves.
800; fed steers and yearlinss strong to 26
mostly 70 higher: good and choice offer-
! 1iS0-pound ofierins; several loads 1900
66: best Ions yearlings, 16. 80: heifer year
1915: bulk fed steers. 4. 9O-16:s5: ,heifers.
scarce; active; hrm market on all other
killing classes; cutter cows go down; bulk
fat COWS: lo;75.i2 l s5; practical top
LOO: yealers fully steady At 1e.o0-17.00;
salable sheep, 5000; total, $500: late
Tuesday fat lambs closed 1925 lower;
tcp 1923; e *. hulk n. !Eo rood 70 choice lambs
lsoo;59 sheep zee ton stesdy II sood to :holcs
16-year hieh; today trade. fat lambs slow.
steady to easier: clipped lambs Is or more
Evening star., 1943-02-03

The Pacific Coast, With tn air
craft and shipbuilding industries,
drew 2e.6 per cent more power from
the Nations generators than . year
ago to lead regional increases over
1912. In the South. demand was
20l per cent above last year.
Other increases over last years
figures we're: New England, 80 per
cent: Mid-Atlanttc, II per cent;
Central Industrial, 122 per cent:
West Central, ISIS per cent. and
Rocky Mountain, l3.o per cent.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

which represent interest. Where
the contract Of purchase provides
only for payment by . series Of pay
ments, with no mention Of interest,
no interest would be deductible.
Frequently interest is In the form
OF discount-that Is. the amount OF
the interest is deducted from the
proceeds OF the loan to the borrower
at the time Of making the loan.
Such discount would be allowable
interest deduction at the time the
loan Is paid Cor, in the case OF tax
payer on the accrual basis, as the
interest accrues).
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Heods MorshuII Field Co.

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 (R.-Hughston
M. McBain, first vice president Of
Marshall Field & Co., was elected
president at q directors meeting.
Mr.. McBain, 10. succeeds Frederick
D. Corley. resigned. He began his
career with the company 20 years
ago as q bill adjustor.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
United Stotes Treasury Position

lower; BIDS and sales. GOOD: choice wooded
1900: CHOICE clipped lambs with isIl shorn
pelts. 1885: sheep steady; bulk food to
choice ewes, 0.26 downward: two doubles
choice 134-pound ewes, 9.36.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Baltimore Stocks

0ISVI11 OISp2tCu 20 1ne St2f.
BALTIMORE. Feb. a.
Sales. STOCKS. High. Low. Close
so Arundel Corp II II II
100 BALTIC Transit 125 1.25 1.25
$50 BALTIC Transit pfd 1OH l0h 1OM
so New Amster Cas- 23A o3A 233x
BONDS
S14bOO Bal Tr deb As A 54A 53h 54K
1000 BALTIC Trans IS A 90 go go
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-31
Red Cross Workers Recount
Activities During Luncheon

The regular monthly luncheon OF
Red Cross chairmen and their
guests. MIS-. John s. Morley. county
chairman OF camp and hospital
service, Mrs. Cyrus Sturgis, county
chairman OF Grey Ladies, the
Ypsilanti camp and hospital com
mittee and the Ypsilant Corps OF
Home Service was held at the Le-
gion Home Tuesday noon with Mrs.
Owen Clesry presiding.
Major Moses Cohen told problems
in an Army hospital and how the
Red Cross fills a tremendous gap
left by the shortage OF medical Of
ficers. nurses and medical staff.
Red Cross takes care OF the conva-
descent patient. who is not able 10
go back 10 active duty and whose
morale is apt to be low. The GREY
Ladies work miracles here and the
Nurses Aides help overworked
nurses 10 give extra care TO the
sick. Red Cross Home Service not-
flies families OF the soldiers Illness,
helps get convalescent furlougls
aud loans money for the trip. This
corps also helps with histories on
the patients by investigating the
home background.
Camp aud Hospital Council helps
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Russian

Continued from Page one)
Relief Committee for Ypsilanti are
Mrs. William r. Shaw. chairman;
Mrs. Stuart Lathers, representing
the Ladies' Literary Club: Miss
Ida Clark representing the Council
of Church Women; Mrs. Earl Studt,
Child Study Club; and Girl Scouts;
Mrs. Loretta Ables, Junior Board
OF Commerce Auxiliary; Mrs. l.. S.
Chase, Child Study Club: Miss Eliz.
abeth Warren, Faculty Danes;
Miss Grace Aitchison. Y.W.C.A.;
Miss Doris Milliman, Business and
Professional Women's Club; and
Miss Muriel Mckercher, Wesleyan
Foundation. Each Of these women
will be responsible for each group
represented. In addition, the follow
ing Normal College students have
been selected: Anne Barson, Dear
born. and Luke Wegienka. Romu-
lus, in change Of posters; Zigmund
Niparko, Hazel Park, in charge OF
contracting college organizations;
Shirley Oatman, Holland, and Ra-
chael Albertson, Jackson. will as
sist with solicitations and collec-
tons; and Loretta Ignatowski, To-
ledo, Ohio, publicity.
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Miners

Continued from Page One)
nally. D.. Tex, empowering the
government TO take over and op.
crate amy plant equipment for
the manufacture. production, or
mining" Of articles necessary or
useful to the war effort but inter
rupted by a strike or other labor
disturbance.
The bill was approved yester-
day by the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee. Connally will file the com
mittee report with the Senate to-
day.
Connally said the bill, introduced
March /, was not prompted by the
possible shutdown OF bituminous
mines IL Lewis and the coal oper-
ators failed to reach an agreement.
He pointed out that It Is the same
measure he introduced last year
and permitted to die at a White
House request after President
Roosevelt reached a mo strike"
agreement with Lewis and officers
of the American Federation OF
Labor and the Congress OF Indus
trial organizations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-31
Municipal Court

Charged with disorderliness, the
following pleaded guilty in munich
pal court today and were fined SO
each: Harold Donaldson, Roger
Harrington, Edward Losowski, Wal
lace Lutz, and Robert Huston, all Of
$50 W. Forest Ave; and three
minors, one from Munson Hall, an
other city resident, and one from
Ann Arbor. On the same charge,
Harriet A. Hudson, 422 Hawkins
St, was given a fine OF S25. or 80
days in jail, and was committed.
Pleading guilty to the charge OF
intoxication and disorderliness
were the following: Fred II. John
son, 10 e. Michigan Ave, paid
$40: Harley NJ. Derr, Heckley Hos
pital, committed to Jail for 10 days;
and Frederick ]. Gerber, 5491 Ar
kona Rd., Milan, paid $40
Fines were paid today for traffic
violations as follows: Cornelius
Wheaton, SO, Ethel Hubbs. s.,
JAMES odHucl SUM- SGf CiihCiN A<ut"
err, Flint, 81. samuel j. Lucas, Mic,
50, Glenn Allison Ann Arbor, 81.
Tom Rahouts, 81. and Orrin lnbody.
Ann Arbor, 81. Versal Gunnell, -,
Oscar Kline. Ann Arbor, "a, Char
les L. Kempf. 50. Stanton f. Red
ding. SO, and Charles Wright, Ann
Arbor, SO, signal light violations;
Kenneth Hunt. Ann Arbor, $40, Al
bet Jones, Inkster, so, Ray NJ.
Spencer, S.. and Ezra Fraley, Sl5,
speeding. Louis X. Hyers. $685.,
and Robert Phillips, $3.50, no opera
tors license; Donald G. Nault, Ann
Arbor. So, no drivers license and
signal light violation; Max Miller,
Detroit. $685.. passing on hill; Or
lando j. elsa, Detroit. improper
passing. 1895: Wilbur NJ. Shana'
felt. Gary, Ind, IS. no lights on
trailer; Frank A. Stasko. 1885. I'm.
proper overtaking and passing; and
Joseph Berends, 1895, expired oper.
ator's license. Total OF fines paid
for minor traffic offenses was Sl4.
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Davis

Continued from Page one)
culture Claude r. Wickard held
for months"
The farm leaders were especial
ly disappointed because OF their
failure during a conference with
Pyes'dsot Roosevelt yesterday TO
obtain FROM the PreSiGeht q com
mitment that Davis would be given
authority to control farm prices.
The farm leaders were accom-
panied TO the White House by
Wickard and Davis. neither OF
whom expressed any particular
satisfaction with the situation. 1t
was Davis first interview with
the President since he assumed
his new duties.
President Edward A. O'Neal OF
the American Farm Bureau FEEDER
alton: Albert Goss, master OF the
National Grange. and Ezra Benson,
executive secretary Of the Nation
al Council OF Farmer Cooperatives,
all said they pleaded at length for
a farm price commitment from Mr..
Roosevelt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-31
Of Social Events
TODAY

Ypsanu Post number 2S2 American Legion o'clock home
Ypsan Aere Fraternal Order OF Eagles o'clock 1874
E. Cross
Red Cross surgical St Church House
Soldiers Dance II 20 Ypsian gymnasium
THURSDAY
Queen City Tent Hive OF Maccabees, 1880. GAR Hall
Congregational Womens Guild $50 with Mrs L.
Priscilla Guild of Church.
at home OF Mrs. Noel Speer.
Presbyterian Womens Union, o'clock. in parors
ipsanu Commandery number knights Templar
clave election and installation of officers 1880
pie lodge
Unity Study Class O'Clock in Veterans Foreign
Methodist WOmans Society Christian Service
fast served by eight speaker Luther Butt wife
OF district superin endent, a church
Lutheran Brotherhood business followed
in Sunday School church.
B. B. Bunco Club s o'clock, with Albert Davies.
Grour of Presbyterian Women Union O'clock Mrs
Robert Lee.
ST. Luke Auxiliary Guild sewing morning. luncheon o'clock
business meeting $50, at Church House.
lssac Walton League combined with Womans Auxiliary
Queen City Lodge number 167 Knights Pyhas party
o'clock. X. P. Hall
Hornet Model Aplane Club O'Clock eel Ypsiant High
School
Red Cross surgical dressings room five Hall o'clock
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axes

Continued from Page One)
Republicans are ready to reopen
the whole question il they want to
take the Ruml plan. The people
are for It.
Rep. Disney OF Oklahoma, rank
ing Democrat, asserted:
III We go into the matter again
Il won't be before this summer wnen
we start work on a revenue bill.
1t may or may not be a dead issue
by then-we1l see"
Rep. Reed OF New York, rank
ing COP member, declared:
1.-THE people knew what they
wanted, the Republicans knew
what they wanted. but the House
didn't know what II wanted. As
to whether we'll start all over
again in committee, that's up to
the Democrats. They have the
majority, but | doubt II they will
want to do It,"
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with occupational activities and
helps make the hospitals liveable.
The MAJOR expressed himself as
feeling thai without the Red Cross
the Military Hospital would be a
very cold place.
Mrs. X. V. Ferguson and Mrs.
Robert Schrepper were introduced
as the co-chairmen OF the GREY
Ladies' Corps. Mrs. Jesse Mangas
was introduced as the chairman Of
Home Service.
Mrs. Joseph Hayes. chairman OF
SUI gg,al dressings reported 4l9
hours given at Welch Hall. 902
hours giyea by student groups. 322
hours given at ST. Luke's Church
House. and 1873 hours given by
Business and professional Women.
Mrs. C.D.W. Smith reported 1861
hours given at the sewing rooms
and also asked for money for rent
ing sewing machines. Mrs. Frank
McLane reported no yarn. Mrs. E.
s. George. chairman Of the mending
units. reported that the project
seemed to be tremendously appre-
ciated and that sewing machine
had been donated for use at the
camp. Miss Estabrook Rankin.
chairman OF the Blood Donor pro
gram. announced the date Of May
). Mrs. Lorenz Kisor. canteen chair
man announced that the Ypsilanti
Canteen Corps had been helping to
serve the soldiers in the East Quad
rangle in Ann Arbor.
Miss Fannie Beal, chairman OF
nutrition, showed some new nutri-
ton charts which will be exhibited.
Mrs. Morley OF Ann Arbor asked
that Ypsllanti supply cookies for
the Percy Jones Hospital in Battle
Creek where the boys from Quad.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-31
PLEASURE CLUB
HAS LUNCHEON

The Industrial Pleasure Club
members had luncheon preceding
their brief business and sewing
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Harry
Stockdale. Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Amanda Binder was assisting host.
ess. Centering the luncheon table
was an artificial pool. Members were
given green and white paper hats
10 wear A member. Mrs. L. T.
Smith, Plymouth. who was unable
to be present. telephoned and as
she held the line, the members sang
her a birthday greeting. A birth.
day card signed by the members
will be sent her.
Several fancy dish towels made
by Mrs. Stockdale were auctioned,
the proceeds to go to charity. The
remainder OF the afternoon was
spent sewing on quilt blocks.
The next meeting will be at the
home OF Mrs. A. f. House with Mrs.
B. r. Burbank assisting.