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Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
e6mtBer i9Ohen einen
unierer Bomber ab
9as Tlngseng mnr0e iiber 0rnit-
biin0en bermntergebOlt

Cine omerifanii1e n6liegenoe
6eltung", offenbar aus elmer @rup-
pc, Oie Mitteleuropa angegriffen bat
te, mlrroe am 80. September ourfj
oas 6euer Ser 6~lugabDebr Der
S1mei5 abgei9oilen. @s gel1ab,
ols omerifaniide uno oerti6e SIZE
ger einen 2uftfampf iiber Der DIT
idtpei5 %oustrugen. 9ieie Sotla6e
muroe ipGter omtli6 BON Der S6mei.
ger Negierung befanntgegeben.
Die S6mei8er erfldrtenl ibr @e-
bet iei ourb altslGnoii6e 5litg8euge
-oermutli1 Die n6liegenoen 5eit-
lngen bel eiltem Mngriff auf ibr
@~ren5gebiet bombaroiert morOen.
9nftidlad)t an Der 6entiden 0rense
43 6lug5eu9e iiberflo9en Inn Mit-
tag sic Sdnei8er @ren5e. Die oeut-
I9en 6lieger bermidelten oie ameri-
foner in elm @efe9t, rnO mebrere
W}oi9inen ltiir5ten ab. IS muroe
ni6t flargelteat, Oh Oieie Wal6inen
oeutl6e ODER amerifonii6e maren.
Die S6Dei3er 8lafbatterien er-
offneten oattn oas 6elter uno oeine
6liegenOe Setting wuroe beitimmt
a6gei6oiien."
Gin oeutI9er &unofunfberidt be-
bauptete, es ieien flint 6liegenoe
5eltungen iiber Dem @eltteil Der
alpen abgei1oiien, meitere neutl
ieien 10 i9mer beiddoigt Woroen,
oaB iie aus Der formation ausi6ie-
ben.
MiindJem nn6 @ien iuarem 3iele
Die llngarii9e Seleerapbenagen-
tur meloete in einem bon &euter 81
tierten geri1t, bob britii1e unb
amerifanifde 5lug5euge in aufein-
amber folgenoen @euen oen Siioolt-
tell l1ngarns i~iberfIogen batten. Dies
gei6ab nad ibrem Mngriff auf Miin-
den uno @iener NeuItaot. Die lin
gorn iagtei1, Die Souptmaiie Der
Sl1eger DdDe duf penn Judflug llf=
garn gemieoetl.
Die S6mei8er gaben ais S6au-
plot oes Samples an Der @ren5e
ben &anton @raubiinoen an. Sn
8elin5ona, gbur, @larus uno ct.
@aaen muroe 2uftalarm gege6en.
Die 8erner Mitteilung unterlieB,
an3ugeben, iiber mel9e S6mei
ger @ren8e Die 4ftion erfolgte. Die
genannten St1ote liegen ale in ser
Sitidpei5 in &antonen, Die an
&riegsgebiete iopobl in 8euti6lano
uie Stalien itoBen.
Die Jlug5euge mogen bon 6og-
gia in Stalien ooer bon @nglano
gefommen iein-in beioen 5daen
aus elmer gntfernling BON i9dBungs-
meiie 500 Meilen bon Der Sdmei5.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
@ilbelm &nbe tDnrOe
III Minlt ermOrOet
Gr mar nambafter SdriftItcaer
nnO EOlitifer

Or. @ilbelm &ube, langidbriger
Hei6stogsabgeoroneter uno 8erfni.
Ter oes boterl1noii6en S9ouipiels
nEotila~, ser in @eiB.H uBlano oeut-
ider @ererolfommiliar mar, muroe
neulid in Minlf bon einen lnbe-
fannten ermoroet.
gr nltroe am t3. Hopember 1887
in @logou geboren, beiudte oaS
@pmnoiium gum @rauen &loiter in
Berlin, lttoierte @ei6i6te uito
Staatspiilenidaft in Berlin, grim.
oete 1909 ais STUDENT oen 0eutifr.
oolfii1en Stuoentenber6ano, fiibrte
bon 1912 al ben @olfiiden Mfuoe.
miferperbano uno ipur0e nod Dem
&riege @eneralIefret1r ser 9eutlH.
u%ationolen 8olfsportei in 8reslau
uno Berlin, oann Staotperoroneter
IN Berlin.
gls 8ertreter Ser Nationolio5ia.
liItii6en notwithstanding muroe
er 1924 in Den &ei6stag gefpdblt,
l6ieo ober 1926 ans uno gritnoete
nit ieinem @ou ben 8olfii6-So8ia
len 8uno.
Sitter uno l%einer 8artei i6loB iif
&ube 1927 an utto iiberna6m 1928
ben @au Sitmarf. @r muroe Damn
1923 in Den 2anotag iino Sen Hei6s.
tag gerpdblt. &lir5 oarauf pur0e er
aud gum Disqualification Der Marf
9~ranoen6urg uno Der @ren5marf
Goien-8 ernonnt.
@r bat lid nebenbei oils SoilrnoliIt
un0 S6riftiteGer betdtigt. Sein
biitoriides S6auipiel o3otila"
batte in Berlin ui1O onoeren oeut-
iden St1oten einen groBen grfolg.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
9reikig WiaiOnen
@urOp6er beimatlOS
Sin SntermatiOnales Mrbeitsnmt
fir iie crfOrOerlid
From the "overseas News Agency. Ine."l

From the Overseas News Agency. Inc.")
Set Mnfang oes &rieges linO iiber
OreiBig Miaionen @lirop6er beimat-
los ~qetDor0en. Gin 8eridt oes Slt.
ternationaIer M~rbeitsbiiros gibt be-
fonnt, ooB elm Suternationales Dir
beitsamt gegriinoet meroen muB,
Inn ole Niidfieolung uno Neuner,
teilung BON Mrbeitsfrdften 81 unter-
nebmen.
0ieie 8etpegung l6lieBt nidt Die
ienigen elm, Die innerbolb ibres Sci
motlanoes IrbeitSoienlt perriHtetl
ODER bombaroierte @egenoen perlai-
len miiBten.
@s l9eint Die M6ii6t Der oeutl6ell
&egiernng 5u lein, Die 8ebolterung
oes beiesten g1tropos 81 peri6ieben,
oornit cine 0euti1e &ontroae uno
Oberberridaft ni6t ~gefdbrOet meroen
fam. Cine groBe Mn5abl 9eutihpr
Iino in 3onen nngelieoelt moroen,
ole fir ipe5iele oertide Nieoerloi-
iungen bereitgeltelt murOen.
Giifiieolung nod Dem &riege,
beiBt es in Dem 8eri6t, miro Die
unatiirli6e 2olung" iein, aber oo3it
lit cine internotionale Organization
~nottpenoig. 9euberteilun9 bon Mr.
beitsfr1ften 5tpiihen ben beri9ieoe-
men 2Gnoern mrB u%nbeoinet inter
nommen tperoen.
0Oieie geogropbiide Neubertei-
hung bon arbeitsfr6ften, ebenio pie
Die &iidiieolung beoarf elmer Mrbeit
BON internationalem MusmaB. Ni6ts
meniger als elm Snternationoles DR.
6eitsamt miro oaber erforoerli6
Iein."
Sntermationale Gadlente ftn6ieren
OaS SrOblem
Sin 8eridt oes Snternationalen
M~rbeitsbiiros in Montreal muroe
BON Yrofeiior gugen sc. auliider
aus Seem gorf 3uiammen nit Bierre
@ael6reed oorbereitet.
Die bonn &rieg uno bon Na5i-
NtaBnabmen berOorgerufene 80lfer-
tuonoerung berlief mie folgt: Son
September 1889 Bis Mai 1910 muir
Den 3,8OO,O0O Meni6en in europa
beimatlos gema6t. 8on Weai 1910
big gum oeutiden 4ngriff uuf &uB-
Lamb am %. SUM 1871, tparen es
1000, 900; BON SUM- 1911 bis Sa-
mar 1913 puroen 100000 De-
portiert.
Mebr als IL Miaionen 9erIonen
muroen BON Der Somiet-l1nion in
@ebietev oItli6 bonn ural-@ ebirge
transporter. Nier Miaionen Yo-
len lino bon Sals uro Sof bertrie-
ben poroen uno bier Milionen SUI
ben tuuroen beimatlos gemadt. 9ie
3abl Der aus gliaB uno 2otbringen
8ertriebenen miro ouf iiber cine bnl-
be WiQion qeId1bt.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
100 8riefbogen uno llmi9ldge
init Namensauforud $500.

len, ponad er ndbreno Ser @abl
aiiBerbalb @riehenlanos perbleiben
niiroe.
IS miro aus oieien grfldrungen
uno Anfidten oeutli6, oaB oie 9fe-
publifaner Die Mnmeienbeit &0nig
@eorgs, 5uiammen nit Der Mnpeien-
belt ibm freunolider britii6er Srup-
pen befiir1ten. sic i6enen Den bril-
tiiden ginfluB in Samos.
Die &epu6lifaner griin0en ibre
Sebe gegen 2onig @eorg gum Cell
oarmif, oaB er fur8 nod Der Sbron-
iibernabme cine Gittaturregierung
unter Dem per~itorbenen General So
bannes Wetaras ans Nlioer brn1te,
Die in @rie6enlano in peiten &rei-
len perbaBt mar.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
Mmier YrGfOent mirbt
fir ben &rtegsfOnO
uasSe geiitemsr fi9rt gum GnOfieeD

8raiiOent &ooiepelt appeaierte
am 0ienstag Mbeno an Ieine 2anOs-
leute, einen n~ationalen &r~iegsfon0s
BON 1925, 5000 fir 3wede Der
Rriegsmoblfabrt uno Der Silfe fir
M~ngeborige Ser benaffneten Wfaft
auf3ubauen. @r unteritri6 babel,
oaB uieoe 8eiIteuer 81 oieiem 6onos
cine 8eilteuer gum Siege" Jet.
Ser 8rGiioent eroffnete Die 8er-
bung fir ben rgtational @ar 6unO"
nit elmer &unofunfaniprade, Oie
aus Dem @eiBen Sauie iiber ale
&aoioneBe geIanot puroe.
@Gbreno Der @noiieg li1er lit, 10
fiibrte Yrdiioent &ooieDelt aus, lit
bod Der @eg gu ibm nod lang, uno
oos amerifanil6e 8olf miiie, bob
es 0afiir einen groBen Hreis 5able
uno nod 3ablen miiiie.
@arnm ieOer geben iOll
@r for0erte oae unlere 8iirger
auf, griinoli6 no15uoenfen. bebor
iie gu Dem 5onos ibr S6erflein BEL
fteuern.
SD bite Sic, ooran 81 oenfen
oaB bic nSS Sbren @nteil Ooran
b%erf0rpert, mas mir fir uniere
Srontioloaten tun uno oie Sruppen
binter ben 2inien. Sd bite sic,
Iid All iiberleqen, 0aB bic &rieqs=
gefangenenbilfe tut, mas feline He-
gierung tun fam.
Sd bite Sic, ii6 Itets betpuBt 3t
iein, 0aB Der 9ienit unierer Seeleu-
tie uns, 6as gan3e @olf, tief in lire
SdulO bringt, oenn iie lino Die
M6nner, Die uniere Sdiffe in ben
ounfelften Stunoen oes &rieges
iiber Die Meere bringea.
Limb ih bite Sic, ni6t gu ber-
gefien, oaB oas @olf @uBlonos, Chi
mas, uno aIer anoeren 8~ereinigten
Hationen-nnnlentli6 bic ungliid=
Ii9en, bungernoen Mdnner, Srouen
uno &inoer Der iiberrannten uno ner-
iflabten 2Gnoer-in Sbrer freuno-
liden perionliden 6iiriorge beute
ben belen SoffnungsitrabI uno Die
Ma1t oes @l1ten in Ser @elt err
bliden-oie foltperGne Stimme oes
Bottles oes 8~ereinigten Staaten.
8aibinstOms GnOtnm $4,80O,OOO
am @noe, 10 fdloB Der 8rdiioent,
bite i6 Sic, nadoenflid uno groB=
5iigig uno entipredeno Sbren Mit=
teln gu geben. 9enn Elm Mnteil an
oieiem ygeational @ar Suno~ lit elm
4nteil an Der grringung oes &rie-
ges uno an Dem @etpinnen oes &e6-
tes FREEZER Wenfden in elmer beiie-
IN @elt gu le6enl"
Die 8iirger unierer 2anoesboupt-
itaot iino eriudt, rei6li1 CUR Muf-
bringing oes &r~iegsfonos bei3u-
iteuern, Inn bic Iofale Quota in. Ser
feitgeiebten 3eit 5u errei9en.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
@Osfan le6nt Sinnlanbs NmsebOte ab
tMelduns der Overseas News Asency")

tMelduns der Overseas News Asency")
Der Mosfauer @unofunf bot oie-
Ter Gage Die &egierung Sinnlanos
ols ~ubitlerilierte So5ialoemofratie"
be5eidnet. 9ieier lnpurf miro als
cine @nttport auf Die fiir3li6e &eoe
oes finniiden Ginan8miniiters 8aino
Sanner alisgelegt, Der ii6 fir oie
Notwithstanding nnormaler 8e3ie-
bungen 8piiden 6innlano nno &uB-
lamb mlSiprad. Ser Mosfauer
anfpurf itiibte fi9 auf einen @rtife[
bon Otto 4%uuiinen, oeiien farelii6e
Bepegung gegen Die finnii6e Negie-
rung bon Mosfau finan5iert miro.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08

gefloben, Inn BORT an Seite ibrer
2anosleute i'm &leinfrieg 3u fdm-
pfen. 9os ierbii6e golf bat BEN
iiioii6en Spfern oes Serrors offers
SDmpatbie entgegergebraGt uno bat
ibnen bel Der 6lu6t uno BEL Ser
Iteden 8oridu6 geleiltet.
Die unbeberri1te 8rutalitdt Nnte
BaDelit6s bot in Grootien Die Wai-
len ser 8eb0lferung i6on ieit lam
gem ieinem Negime entfremoet. Set
Simmlers 8eiu6 bat BanelitG, an
Itatt oeS pro=italieniihen Or. Sorfo-
oitd, elm langerprobtes @erf3eug
Ser 8ertiden, Milan 8uoaf, gum
4uBenminiIter. 8uoaf NOR 81 Sci
ten aud @eIanoter in Berlin, uno
feline 4ufgabe ioa es nun iein, Die
&roaten oanon 5u ii6er3eugen, Dab
iie Den 0euti1en in ibrer 0gerteioi-
gllng Der meitli9en Qualification &C.
gen ben 8olidepismus" unteritiiB-
ung leibpu miiiien.
Sitlers 6anblanger in Serbien
tSitler oiebt es Dor, Die 2dnoer
mad Der Metbooe oes Sroianii6en
Yferoes gu ero6ern, 8. +. iie bon in
men beraus 5u idwd6en, anitatt ie
BON auBen Der erobern 81 miiiien,
mie err oas I'M Sale 3uBlanoS ner-
lu1te. gs lit crit fiir5li6 aufgeoeft
moroen, oaB Milan M9imobith, emit
iugoilatpiider Snnenminiiter, 4 Sab
re I'M 9ienlte 8erlins NIT lerbii6en
llmtrieben itano. Gin anoerer Sano-
LANCER, Der friibere oeutide General
foniul in gelgrao uno 6iibrer Der
.5iinften &olonne" i'm 8orfriegs-
Sugoilauien, 5ran3 BON N~eubatien,
leitet iett on5 gauge Ier6ii6e Snou-
Itriepeien. Gin 8ruoer oes tribe
rem a6ienfreunoli9en Yremiers BON
Sugoilamien, 9ragomir Stoiaoino-
pit6, lit elm Yartner Der 8euti1en
in Der &ontrole Der ierbii6en
8reile.
Serbiide Ggilresiernns in 2Onoun
Gin ms Grill ~gegangener iugoila-
piider Staatsmann erfldrte mir
fiir5li6: nSugoilamien bat fiir iei-
men &rieg teuer be5ablt, aber es
miiroe es nodmals tim, oenn nod
oieiem &riege meroen oie Sugoila-
men fliiger iein. Sic baben ibre
2eftion gelernt, oaB lire Eeilrng
in Ben eigenen &eiben in &atbolifen,
Ortbooore, Su0en uno Wobamme-
oaner MIR e~bentueQen Angreifern in
Die Sanoe ipielt. &roaten, Serben
uno Slopenen miiiien 81 einem ge-
einten Srgoilamien peroen."
Sn 2onoon geben unteroeiien I'M
nerbalb Der iugoilamii6en Grilregie-
rung &onferen8en Dor iif, Die oarauf
ab3ielen, groBere Sarmonie berbei-
3ufiibren, oamit iene Eeilung niht
ernelt 81 Sdpade-uno iomit Ser.
lagen-fiibren moge.
Washington Journal., 1943-10-08
Sitlsrs 9anptanartier am 9niepr

Senoungen oes iogenannten
n9eutiden Sreibeitsienoers atlan-
tif", Die in Sdpeoen gu boren ma-
rem, beri6tetent oaB Sitler iein
Salptquartier nod Der ruiiii9en
6ront perlegt uno ieinen @enerdlen
nnbefoblen babe, bob ofein 6uBbreit
8ooen iiber ben 9niepr binaus"
mebr getpiden tperoen oiirfe.
Bon iebt an miro Der 0niepr oie
natiirli9e Sront our Grennung ser
6eioen Mrmeen fem" ioa ser 6iib-
rer geiagt baden. n8ieie 5ront miro
balten. 9ie 8interiteaungen lino
idon LANCE fertig, gut gebaut uno
fonnen ais Duneinnebmbar" betrad-
tet %ueroen."
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07

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BOND

Pefnper her love Of beauty and personal lain
tiness with 3 gifi q smart lingerie oafs has
been eaoseu with an eYs p trim ft and good
ssFie Whefheg siip. gown w Rped locking
palsfnss Take your ehoiee II isee trimmed.
enninin styles of attractive uilafea types
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-08
Sports Roundup

LouisUP-The Cardinals having lost The
Of
two ride
alphabetically and actually Billy Southwort
fielding by
they familiar envrons Park The
four sunday.
Detroit Mich-n,ey Detrots Seventeen old basket
ball Athletic
this
Thursday
Alma-AP-Tbe team OF col
Michigan Alma
second.
Pittsburgh weeweght
will Bobby Richardson of Cleveland in
60 admm % Promoters Jack
today
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-08
.Lindell Blow
Saves Game

En- Route to st. Louis. Oct. S
INS-Johnny Lipdell can't remem-
her exactly where he hit Whitley
Kurowski. and isn't particularly in
terested. All the big Yankee knows
or cares about is that the Yam
KEGS won the ball game.
You play 'em for keeps-for the
wife and kids and that's the way
you win EN-" he said today re
hashing the body block he threw on
the Cardinal third baseman to re-
kindle the eighth inning rally that
gave the Yankees yesterdays third
game. 81 and possibly turned them
down the road to a World Series
triumph.
Lindell remembers that Umpire
Beans Reardon called him out when
he went into the bag feet first,
then he hinged. Kurowski braced
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-08

Aun Arbor. Mich. oct. s
--Fullback Bill Daleys feat of gain
ing PIG yards from Scrimmage
against Northwestern last week
stands as one OF the greatest in
dividual performances in the an
nails Of Michigan football II top
ped Tom Harmon's greatest one
game rushing record by 10 yards.
Harmon, against Yale as a junior
in 1889 gained POS yards 10y rush
Ing and against Pennsylvania the
same year he gained POP.
Daley's record was all the more
impressive because or the fact that
the other Wolverine backs could
pick up net OF only 10 yards be.
tween them. II was particularly
satisfying to Bill because as a
Minnesota back the past three sea-
sons he had never had much sue
cess AGAINST the Wildcats and had
never before scored against them.
Saturday he lied on runs Of
81 and 81 yards.
In three games Michigan has adj
vante ed the ball 753 yards by rush
ing and 24G of those yards are
credited To- Daley. Eleven other
Michigan backs have carried The
ball one or more times. but the
next hest mark is>that Of reserve
halfhack Bob. Nh sbanmor with Sc
yards. naloy's average on his 81
tries is 16 yards
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-08

to know how girls are ~ that age,
imagining things, play-actlng."
"A minute ago you said l was
the one with the imagination"
Karen thought Paul was too eager
to dismiss II. She had tried to, but
she could not altogether, not II
there was some way she could I'M
derstand, and therefore, right it.
Eva is II. l suspect she considers
herself grown up-and probably
she is-as grown up as girl Of
her type ever will be. That last was
not meant to be kitty-kitty. There
are some people who never grow
up, you know. But the point is II
I've done anything to hurt Eva
without realizing it, I'd like to
know. I'd want to try to put it
right"
II still think you're making too
much Of it," Pauls tone held no
lightness now! It was final, as if he
were determined she should dismiss
the whole affair, as he would. He
swung the car into the driveway
that led to the big house. For once
he was glad they had no farther
to go.
You don't think" Karen VEN
tured, not because she thought It,
but because she realized it, too,
that there was not much time left
and she did not want to bring this
subject up again, that she could
imagine she had girlish crush on
you, DO you, Paul."
Karen had remembered little
things: Eva's always hanging near,
apparently not caring to dance
with the boys her own age, but de-
lighted at the smallest attention
from Paul, her doll-like face dim
ping when she caught sight OF
him, the way she hung about at the
clubs when Paul was in a match.
If it was that. again it would be
only natural. Girls did get terrific
brushes on older men. Karen had
had them herself at Il, although
none ever had lasted
well" Paul hesitatet then. as
II reaching decision, he said,
That might be it, The Parks
place is next to ours, you know.
I've always treated Eva like a kid
sister, nothing more, I assure you
I've never given her any reason"
Paul, I'm not accusing you OF
anything like that" Karen inter-
rupted this time. They had stopped
under the wide porte cochere. IT
know you wouldn't That must be
it, then, and AM l relieved! Her
own tone was light now; she could
dismiss the whole thing d even
try to approach Eva some time in
some way and attempt to win the
girls liking
But you are evading the issue
that brought all of this up" Paul
squared around to face her: his
whole face expressed relief now. II
was true he had never given Eva
any reason, except perhaps the
night Of the Festival, and now that
Karen knew as much as she did,
that Eva imagined herself in love
with him, his own conscience was
cleared. What about that definite
date. darling? This is December 1.
I'd like it to be right after the
holidays. What do you say, dear
est?"
! ITO Be COntinuedJ
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-08

Ann Arbor. Mich. oct. SIN
beaten and united Michigan. which
has averaged 50 points for three
games. will face unbeaten and un.
tied Notre Dame. which has an
average OF IS points for two games.
at 3 p. m. EWT here Saturday in
the l943 world. series OF the grid.
iron.
The fast power laden Irish have
wallopcd Pittsburgh 40 and Geor-
cia Techs strong team 55-l3.
while the Wolverines hold deci-
cisions of 26-0, $50 and 2l-7 over
Camp Grant, Western Michigan
snd Northwestern.
or the form displayed last Sat
urday when Notre Dame ran wild
against Tech while Michigan wa,
winning a sloppy decision from the
Wildcats. the Irish get the nod as
slight favorites In their first game
at Ann Arbor since 1909 when they
beat the Wolverines ll-3. That
was Notre Danes only victory in
10 games with Michigan.
II an edge is conceded to Notre
Dame in advance. ii must be based
upon their fast, experienced line
and the passing ability of Quarter
back Angelo Bertclli Michigan
can perhaps match the Irish run
ming game with its trio OF Bill
Daley. Elrov Hirsch and CAPT. Paul
Whit but the Wolverines have no
passcr To compare with Bertelli
and thus not as diversified an at
tack.
Bertelli pitched the Irish to four
touchdowns against Georgia Tech
while Fullback Jim Mello was
spcarhoadinG the ground attack.
While that performance was be-
ing given at South Bend Daley
was providing notice that he's tho
man who will be carrying the mail
for the Wolverines Saturday as no
piled up ZIG yards from scrim-
mage against the Wildcats 70 boot
his rushing total for three gam, S
to 900 yards, an average of &C
yards every time he has carried the
ball. He has accounted for bet
ter than half NJ NichiCans total
running gain for th7 season
Notre Dame Saturday will he try.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-08
CHAPTER NINETEEN

KAREN decided that she ought
10 dismiss the entire episode OF
Eva Parks battling behavior, in
GLIDING her queer remarks with
their undercurrent Of hidden mean
ing and the sparks OF hatred that
had been in the younger girls eyes.
Perhaps she had made more out
of the little incident than she
should; there could not really be
anything serious behind it. Eva
might, as she had surmised, be
somewhat envious OF Karen, but
certainly there was no reason for
her to feel bitter toward her or to
hate Karen As for Eva's telling
Paul how Karen really felt about
her engagement ring, that it was
too gorgeous, let her repeat 1t if
she wished, or even try TO miscon-
strue it. Karen could laugh it off
and continue to save Pauls feel
ings.
Nevertheless, she decided to men,
tion the episode to Paul. in a cas-
ual way, Of course, just in case Eva
did say something that he might
miscontsrue, and to satisfy her own
curiosity. Karen found it not quite
so easy to dismiss it as she had
hoped. II was not that she cared
whether Eva liked her ring or not,
but she did care IL the younger
girl. for some reason or other dis
liked her. 1t was not pleasant to
have anyone dislike you as much
as that. 1t made you uncomfort-
able. Especially when it was so I'M
fair, so without justification.
1t was a few nights later when
Paul asked her half teasingly, half
seriously, when, IL ever, she was
going to make up her mind and set
a definite date for their wedding
that Karen brought Eva into it.
Half lsughingly and half seriously,
too, since this appeared good
time and a good way to breach this
particular subject, she said:
Il don't know. I'm almost afraid
to set a definite date. darling, for
fear something will pop up to spoil
1t, or someone
What do you mean though
I know you're joking" They had
spent this evening playing back
CANNON with another young cou-
pie and were on the way home,
driving slowly along the Ocean
boulevard in Paul's low roadster,
its top down, his one arm flung
carelessly about the back OF the
seat and lightly against her Shout
ders. "Who could possibly spoil it,
or what could pop up that would
be important enough to interrupt
that ceremony? You don't think,
darling, that when the minister
reads those ominous words that al
ways somehow send the creeps
over your body, II there be anyone
present who can offer just cause
why this man and this woman
should not be united in holy matri-
mony, let him now step forward. OF
forever hold his peace" you don't
think, darling, someone will steI
forward, do yOu?"
"Of course not" Karen smiled
with him at such an unlikely hap
pening. Though I agree about the
creeps, and I've always, in my
bones, wanted some such drama Ia
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-08
WOMEN QUIT WORK

Detroit, oct. S-INS-State Ia
Dor mediators were comforting with
union and MANAGEMENT officials to
day in an attempt 10 end a strike
which halted production on war
important assemblies for tanks and
bomhers at the Essex Wire Com