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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

LIVING ROOM, 2-PIECE, SSe

All spring frIed suite. purchased from
finance hark, used munih heautiful
selected material gorgeous styling worth
plenty. will take $50 terms finance
LIMBS t33l FFNKETL AT LIVERNOIS
OPES EWES TO @ Tues Wed q "
LIVING room furniture. davenport, chairs.
Tables lamps, good condition 1922
RiChon.
LIVING ROOM suites $50 w Liberal
allowance for Your used set ALVIN
Furniture 1851 ~ Vernon open Thurs
day FRIDAY evenings 'tii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

FREE CHECKUP
BEREsH RAbIo SERVICE, 1o5S Miehiran
NtH'ARASTEFR service ft ulirs parts
and tubes current models. 50 ~. Tyler
f-GoJs
RADIO SERVICE Competent men Up
town Radio Co. 16Jil Woodward.
Townsend S-6J31,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
NEW RUGS. S27.50
RAIMI BROS.

iG0s GRAND RIVER. Mr. iiTH
1880 GB RIVER NK 'SCHOOLCRAfT
open Ewes Except Tues and Wed.
NEW innerspung mattresses, studio couches.
q S. Bedding Co, 4j40 Maybury Grand.
New Furniture-Harf 20 Get Items
VIZ HAVE THEM OK EASY TERMS,
TOO. Living room suites with coil springs
iunersprlne mattress. box springs. coil
springs, Metal lamps smokers Better gas
stowe Bedroom suites. dining room sete'
Porcelain tdiuette sttSi Complete stocks 81
brand new Immature
STATE SAMPLE FURNITtRE CO.
~ MICHIGAN NEAR 8RisWOLp
open Mon, Thurs, Fri, Sat. Ives. TO y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Radio Service

FAST SIDE Radio ani automatic record
changer service. Sheridan Pingrce 1925.
EXPERT radio. clcctroulc scryicc DAYS.
call CAD 1871 ewes. We 6-356i.
FREE estimates. minor repairs 81 00
vscuums repaired $3.50 joy Road.
TYLER A-qGTl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
SeWing Machines
Wanted Miscellaneous

ABSOLUTELY more tor furniture, rugs.
MOON BROS FURNITURE. IL. i-l29a
4 DEALER WANTS FURNITURE Immediately
- 3ar-ea4.ii f--H-.-fatr+- Xfrr 6r87e5
A GOOD price t0r furniture stoves re-
frigeraiors PLAZA 2sl6 6sJl Harper
ALWAYS CALL HOGARTH 1886. We pay
best -urlcez fLr-u Used lEtnltule
AN individual needs complete home ~
odd pieces $50 20 j Randolph 6lls.
A PARTY wants all kinds of
furniture. Will pay highest
cash price. Farris, Temple 2-5373.
ELECTRIC or gas range also ironeri VIII
pay spot cash Vermont 6-2i10
FURNITURE WANTED WIN pas hes,
prices Nockes Bros. Temple 2 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

DINETTE SCI. bedroom suite dining
suite new mattress hOCk, 993q Mack
EIGHT piece dining suite. good condition.
SO. upright piano. excellent tone. SO
306 East Euclid Trinity 2-632g. Private.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
BOX SPRING and matttess. Both for only
$500 save Furn, l41sg Grstiot.
NEAE SENEN- NILE ROAD
Dinnette for Dining Room, SIS;

F|IIIItN I V IVI A|IIII1IF fNVNIIIf 'TINI
Purchased from finance bank. used J
month. 6-p.ece beautiful matched Hon
duras mahogany VyuetrS apd hardwooGs
semi. Credeuza buffet Durcan-Fhyfe table
ana beautiful china worth plenty; Will
take So. no finance company terms.
LIND'S 633l FENkELL AT LtVERNOIS
OPEN FNtN TO . Tues Wed i
DINING room suite. 1920 HaycrhiiL
TIL l-lhhl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

Ypsilantl Defense Council now
has in It's possession 24O adult gas
masks and 40 childrens masks.
They will be kept for use only dur.
ing an actual attack on the city.
An additional 30 masks will be
used in training drills.
Training in the use OF the masks
will be given at Island Park ueld
house when weather permits. Other.
wise IL will be given az the chem
isfry room OF Ipsilantl High School
Tear gas IL being furnished by the
Ypsilanu police department.
The schedule OF training dates
Is. June q, 100 p. m. all air raid
warden instructors; June %. 8 p.
m, All auxiliary police and as many
members Of the police force as
possible, July ! 8 p. m. all
auxiliary iifemen aud as many
members Of the fire department as
possible: July s, 3 p. m, all air
raid wardens. sector one. July S,
8 .. m all air raid wardens OF sec.
tor two. July -. 2 p. m, all air
raid wardebs o. sector three. July
~. s .. m. all air raid wardens
OF sector four.
Dates will he set later for train.
Ing Of other civilian defense groups
who should participate in this pro.
gram
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Two Local
Men Cited

Two Ypsilanti men 1st 1t. Mar
len F. Reber. and 2nd 1t. Richard
L. Kruse, are among the p Michi-
gan men who have received air
decorations for valor against the
enemy in the European theater. ac-
cording 10 announcement today by
the L. s. Air FORCES. The men.
both members OF the L. 5. Eighth
Air Force. stationed in Great Bril-
tain. received the Oak Leaf Clus-
ter award for participation in
borlbardments and escort duty
over Nazi.held territory. and
against the German air force.
1t. Reber. whose wife IL the
former Virginia Thibodeau, OF fp-
SLANT. attended the Normal Col.
lege here. end received his com
mission in Stockton. Cal, Febru-
airy %, 1921. It. Kruse is the son
~ VI. and Mrs Waiter Kruse. Of
This city. and left for overseas last
October.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Truck Crash
Fatal toOne

A fatal accident between 8 30 and
Q o'clock this morning, occurred
at the intersection OF Beck and
Ford Rds. IN Wayne County when
a gravel truck being driven by
Mrs. Dorothy Denny. 1890 Dacosta
St, Detroit, collided with a large
semi truck carrying merchandise
for the Strah Brewing Company.
out OF South Bend Ind. The maR
driving the beer truck was badly
burned and was dead whsp ths
Wayne County coroner REACHED the
scene shortly after 2 O'Clock.
Wayne County sheriffs once
had been unable TO establish the
Identity OF the beer truck driver
up 10 2 O'Clock today. A piece or
adhesive tape on the tool box
OF the truck bore the name II Full
erton. Mrs Denny was taken to
her LONE where an attending ply
stefan stated she was seriously in
jured
Both trucks were extensively
damaged as a result OF the collie
sion and the beer truck was large
ly consumed by FIRE.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Six Typhoid
Found

Dr.. Otto X. Engelke, director OF
Washtenaw County Health depart
merit and other officials OF the de.
partment are busy today seeking
to trace source OF six typhoid fever
cases in Milan Health authorities
from Monroe County are also CO.
in the search.
The six cases. all OF which de-
veloped this week. are equally di-
yided between Monroe and Wash
tenaw Counties.
Test OF the Milan village water
supply reveals it 10 be uncontam-
mated.
Other water supplies. food. and
milk are being checked as possible
sources OF the disease. Possibility
OF carrier is also being oonsid
cred.
Until the source is isolated. Dr..
Engelke is advising residents OF
the district to 20 10 their physi-
clans for typhoid vaccination.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Saloons Will
Not Yet be
Opened
Soldiers Give Safe
Passage to War
Industries

Detroit. June 24-uP-oov. Har.
~ =. Kelly relaxed his state OF EN-.
eraeney order still further today.
restricting its application TO Wayne
toetroiD County only, As a four
man faet-tindina committee ssplor.
ed causes OF the race riots which
brought death to 81 persons and
Injury to more than 700 others.
Detroit. June 2i-INS-&s the
$500 regulars in L. 8. Army main.
tain constant vigil from the heart
OF thu negro district to gates OF the
war plants. Detroit will be re.
leased today from curfew restric.
tons. Governor Harry +. Kelly pre-.
dicted early this morning.
The city was quiet fast night and
the governor said he believes the
tranquil conditions Justify the lif:.
ing OF the 10 .. m "off.thestreets
ban.
But the order may not apply Just
yet TO saloons" continued the gov.
ernor.
Detroit began its third day Of
peace with these developments
t-As grand jury action was mint.
cd. Governor Kelly's special inyes.
tigating committee began work
through the prosecutors ONCE. al.
tempting to reveal the underlying
terces behind the riot
f-The Dies Committee in Wash.
inston. investigating organizations
spreading racial hate, announced
that Detroits riot will come under
It's scrutiny.
3-Facing a bursting court docket
OF over ! 900 cases resulting from
the disturbances, recorders Judges
worked into the night dealing out
1853 90-day sentences.
4-Goyernor Kelly ordered de-
mobilization OF 1857 men IN ths
Michigan State Troops. held in re-
serve in armories throughout the
state, but kept 2,63S more alert
here and in nearby cities.
Governor Kellys four.msn spe.
olsl investigating committee has
.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Forenen Seek
WLBA Action

Detroit. June 24-lNS--An ap-
peal to make some sort OF settle.
ment Immediately was to be
placed before the regional War La
Dor Board today by Allen Nelson,
Ford chapter president OF the Ma
tional Foreman's Association. az
ter approximately 1900 members
quit their jobs at the Rouge plant.
I've appealed to the men to re-
turn to work, but it's pretty use
less when they see other foremen
fired left and right" Nelson said.
At the request OF the Ford Motor
Company a motorized platoon OF
30 federal soldiers was stationed
a THE aircraft building during the
change OF shifts yesterday. They
we're withdrawn at s p. m. after
four hours.
Under the marital law pro-
claimed there we're to be no large
gatherings, company spokesman
explained the action.
There we're more than 5000
workers coming out at the change
OF shifts. and there we're 1900 fore
men milling around. We just didn't
want any trouble -
The WLB effected a truce Mon
day ending a strike OF the fore.
men in protest against the firing
OF IS men who had posted notices
Of a union meeting on plant bulle-
tin boards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Steps Taken
For-Waterin
E.. :. Y,ps!ilanti
Ypsilanti May
be Asked For
Supply

Preliminary steps toward estab-
lishment OF a water distribution
system 10 Ypsilantl Township be-
tween Ypsilanti city limits. Wizard
Road. Holmes Rd. and Tyler Rd.,
were taken in Detroit Tuesday at
a meeting OF a coordinating com,
mittee set up by the War Manpower
Commission TO study health prob.
lens in the Ford Bomber Plant
area.
Attending the meeting from her
were Mayor Ross X. Bower and
Spencer Gordon OF the Willow Kun
Community Council. Ezra Shoe.
craft. Ann Arbor engineer. whose
company has directed expansion OF
water facilities for Ypsilanti city.
DR.. Otto X. Engelke. director OF
Washtenaw County Health Depart
ment. Robert Cameron, health de-
partment sanitarian. Otis Tooze.
supervisor OF Y2silanti Township,
and representative OF the Ford
Motor Company, Defense Plant Cor
poration, Federal Public Housing
Authority. War Manpower Commits,
sion. Federal Works Agency, Unit.
ed States Public Housing. Federal
Security Agency, State Housing
Committee. and secretary TO the
governor on emergency housing.
were also there.
Establishment OF the water dis
tribution was approved as was
plan for establishment OF garbage
collection system.
Three sources OF water supply
are contemplated, Ypsilanti city
water department, Ford Motor Com
O. srnu,N,rrYrn ~
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
States Will
Seek Rights

Column bus, O., June 24--INS-The
governors conference. now head
ed by Gov. Leverett Saltonstall, OF
Massachusetts, as chairman. today
launched a vigorous campaign to
reclaim promptly after the war all
states rights yielded to the fed
eral government to hasten victory.
Gov. Herbert Nav. OF Utah, a
democrat. led the fight for posi-
tive action TO safeguard states
rights at the final session OF the
conferences 35th annual meeting
at which the governors also:
1. Condemned any strike any
where that imperils war produc-
ton. while at the same time COM
mending the farmers for their
heroic and successful efforts to
provide essential food" for both
the home and war fronts, and laud-
ing labor and management for
achieving a miracle of production
that gives fullest assurance OF
complete victory"
2. Called upon the federal gov
eminent 10 act at once to end the
livestock feed crisis in the South
west and elsewhere which grave
ly threatens meat. poultry and
dairy production and encourages
black market operations.
3. Requested that OPA restric-
tions be removed or eased so that
ration points will not prevent the
transfer OF home produced food
among state and local agencies, or
impair state institutions food pro-
du ton program.
4. Urged closer federal-state
cooperation IN an adequate pro-
gram of forest preservation and fire
prevention.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Contest
List Started

Registrations are being taken this
week al the Office OF the Board Of
Commerce for the American Legion
Baby Contest Thursday. JAY !. u
will be a part Of the Legion Fourth
OF July celebration.
Babies from the ages o. six 10
q months are elig IDLE for The con
test, with Inc three classes being
A. six 10 Il months. p 70 10 Is
months, and C.. IS 10 q months.
There will be three prizes awarded
IN each class and one grand prlze
Mrs. Harold Augustus is IN
charge OF the contest which will
be a. 70 a. n. in me Girl Scout
Little House in Recreation park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Health Worker
Sent by State

Or. Janice Rafuse. assigned TO
work in Ypsilanti and the area to
the east began her duties today as
new assistant director OF the wash
tenaw County Health Department
She was sent here by the state
health department.
Dr.. Raiuse comes from Boston
where she conducted a health pro-
gram in the Sargent School for
Physical Education and did other
school health work. She Is a spe-
cialist in childrens diseases and in
child care.
She received her masters degree
In public health from Harvard Uni
versity.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

Washington, June 24=iNS-sen-
ate acceptance ~ me gnly-co1-
trOys l944 Agriculture supply
bin. with a new compromise.
Farm Security Administration
amendment tackled on by the House
vas regarded as likely today.
The Agriculture bill, back once
again 10 he hands q Senate.
House conference comm Zee. would
restore a limited amount % funds 20
FsAs loan and tenant purchase pro.
gram.
Earlier. the House had abolished
all funds for the FSA while House
appropriations report criticized the
agency Tor Hs eEperInen 's-Sg INT
farming which, II ssld. seemed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Stiff Opposition Expected
to Work or Fight Proposal

Washington. June 24-UP- Re
action TO President Rooseyelts
proposal to raise the draftage limit
to So tears and 70 draft strikers
today indicated stiff opposition in
ard out OF Congress.
The Army is no pen'tentiary;
It's an honor 10 be solder was
the typical reaction Of those op-
posed to the suggestion.
In addition. most supporters OF
the Connally.Smith anti-strike bill.
nov awaiting the Presidents sig.
nature or veto. objected. They in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Round Clock Raid
on Continent
Continues

(Bv International News Service,
Expectation OF sensational mill.
tary developments in the Near
East mounted today az the Ger
man radio recounted a report that
Italy was evacustinE CsStelrosso,
essternmost OF the Dodecaness Is
lands in the Aegeon Sea, close to
the coast OF Turkey.
The Nszi broadcast recalled re
cent Axis reports that Britain s
powerful 9Th and 10Th armies and
o,her Allied units based in nearby
Syria were engaged in comprehen-
sive practice maneuyers. with war.
ships participating. The British
briefly closed the border between
Syria and Turkey last week TO
screen allied troop movements.
The German radio report that
the Italians were vacating Castel.
rosso said the news originated in
AEkars, capital OF Turkey The
Germans disclaimed knowledge Of
the evacuation. but neryously quot
ed an Ankara correspondent a.
sa ling the Allies might soon begin
operations against the Dodecanese
Islands from Syria as a prelimin-
any 10 invasion OF Axis Europe
through the Balkans.
Intervene In Italy
Meanwhile Royal Air Force
bombers based in England inter.
yened in the battle Of Italy dur
ing the night with a strong attack
en- Italian mainland detectives
which we're not Immediately iden-
tilted.
The long-range night assault on
Italy closely followed an Allied
warning yesterday that Rome
might be bombed unless the ltsl-
ilns declare It an open city and
remove military detectives.
The current aerial assault on
western Europe now more than -
hours old continued today as
large force Of Allied warplanes
crossed the Channel al breakfast
time.
German planes made aha p al
tack on the coastal town OF Hull
IN Northeast England during the
night. scattering bombs over
vide area. Preliminary reports
See uAP-PaKe
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

terpreted the Presidents susges-
ton as a strong indication that
plans 10 veto the Connally-Smitn
bill.
Among those Directing 70 the use
OF the Army as punishment. were
Chairman Harry 6. Truman, D.
Mo. OF the Senate Committee In.
vestigating the War Effort; Rep.
Howard W. smith. D.. Va, eo-au-
thor Of the anit.strike bill. who
thinks 1t would be ian affront to
soldiers on the battlefield and
See DRAFT-Psgs 3
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Senate Likely to Accept
Farm Bill With Amendment

10 resemble the collecuyist prac.
ices followed m Russia.
Under the new amendment, how
ever. the Two programs would be
placed under control Of War Food
Administrator Chester Davis with
expenditure OF $4,000 900 author
ICED Tor rural rehabilitation loans
$4,000 600 less than was o-iRin.
ally asked bv FSA and S20.0010O0
Tor farm and home management as
sistance.
Under the new arrangement
VIA Chief Davis would decide
what type Of machinery will be
-. SENATE
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Italians Euacuating Dodecanese Islands
Civilian Defense Personnel
to Receive Special Training

Civilian Defense personnel here
will receive special training in the
use OF gas masks. Edward Heyman,
coordinator Of wardens, announced
today.
Technical instruction will be
given by d.. p. :. Brundage. while
physical instruction will be under
the guidance OF l.. p. Cushman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Belleville Seniors Told
Need For Education Today

they. were addressed at their COM
mencement exercises by DR.. Eu-
gene b. Elliott. state superinten-
dent OF public instruction.
DR.. Elliott. who had as his topic
Wartime Education. told Of the
need for academic subjects, such as
literature and languages 10 give
way for industrial arts and sciences
which are rapidly gaining more
and more recognition in the field
OF education.
Many OF the men who were re-
See GRADUATION-Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

The great need for education to-
day. and in the postwar world was
stressed for students OF the gradual
ing class OF the Belleville High
School Wednesday evening, when
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Congress Today
tBy Associated Press)
Senate

Thy Associated Press)
Senate
Continues battle over subsidies
(meets a. II a. m, Eastern war
time1
Appropriations subcommittee
continues study OF House cuts in
war agencies bill G0:30).
House
Takes up new anti-subsidy lesis-
lation (noonl.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

YOUNGSTOWN. Dup Mrs.
Gladys Humanski, 2i-year-old moth
or. began serving a six-month Jail
sentence today after admitting she
hid her newborn baby in a dresser
drawer Ito keep It a secret from
my husband" The mother was ar.
rested in cafe Tuesday by HUI
name Society officials after neigh.
bors found the infant lying UNI
clothed on a bed In a back bedroom
OF the Humsnski home. The child.
born May q. is still living but suf.
fers from skin disease. officials
said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

TUNE IN mBs io:45 TONIGHT
Eric A. Johnston. president Nation
al c. Of c. speikiug on The crisis
on The Home Front Adv. s74
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

------
NASHlNGION-AF-A starr OIL
polson gas spotterS mas been re-
c!ulted, 1t was dlscioseo To-Day, 10
enemy air attack ana speed mem
10 LABORATORIES for quick ldentlnca
non SO. mat counter remeules eau
De appIleu 10 the CIVILIAN popu'%
uon'
SANseHhN-or- inc Ia
Dor government OF rrlme MN,
commences IN parliament To-Day
ny s"sineIe "ote' a mot,on oi
no eonnaenee IN curtains az
minIstratlon was oeIesteo ~
10 20 IN the mouse OF nePreseh-
tat'Ves s'ter = 4o-nour oeos'e
eenterin9 on the war eHorI
-
Lung BEACH, Caill'-AF-huuy
vance raulo ana him singer VINO
IS also CONDUCTOR Oh the eieHeh'a
NaVal District Coast 1uaru nanu.
mas been promoted from cnieI
grade, and may be assigned TO LOT
eisn duty soon, the Coast "aafa
has announced.
-
NONDON-AP-frlme MINISTER
Churchill declined To-Day to make
any statement IN the rouse ol
mand in the Far East but sald ne
hoped Ito be in position TO make
an announcement in the near H.
ture.
NEW YORh-lNS- wholesale
egg dealers who supply virtually
every retail outlet IN New 1ork
City threatened 10 stop selilng
eggs after $50 p. m. on July j. I'M
less promised relief by the once
OF Price ADMINISTRATION. Inc
wholesale dealers, meeting under
the auspices OF Butter and EDS
Merchants ASSOCIATION me- ue-
every dozen eggs handled under
present OFA celilngs.
CANbERfA-INS american
troops now naseu IN the southwest
and south racine war tneater no"
are approximately equal IN num-
Der 10 Australs own FORCES
authoritative quarters TeNealeu To-
day'
SAN FhANClsCO-tP- North.
ern Callfornla meagef supply OF
resn meat dWlnuleu rapluly lous!
win the closure OF several pack,
ing companies, anu thoustnus Vi
housewives went 10 tnelr' Du l,ne.
shops only 10 tlnd tnem locheu uP
Tor lack OF meat Inc packers iu'
sisted tney could NOT opeIdte win
out loss under once OF friSe Au,
mlnlstratlon ce'iiHss ana rollod'N
regulations some quit sIdug h'e'
their XIII TO- a token basis OF II"
lambs ana hogs day'
DUBLlN-lNS-lncomplete elec-
ton returns To-Day INDICATED frlme
Minister canon de valera Flahha
Fail party mas been returned 10
power in the general eIectlons, lie
Naleras bitter opponent Wllilam
T. Cosgrave' leader OF the oppo-
sitionist FINE Gael party appar.
emily was reelected a member Oh
the Dali.
mass at ST. Patrick s Cathedral VIII
he celebrated tomorrow LOT MIS-.
William Brown Meloney' noted edi-
tor and woman Journa .lst' VINO dled
yesterday after complications from
an attack OF influenza. Mrs. Ma
loney was edltor OF this Week. syn
dicated SUNDAY magazine section
from 1889 until 1872. wnen she as
sumed the post % edltorlal director
which she retained until her deatn.
civilian was shot and killed and
his girl companion wounded oy
sentry at an Army installation on
staten Island When they refused
10 need the sentry warning 10
malt, the Anti-Alfcratt Artlllery
Command announced To-Day. Inc
youth was identined as Frank
Denuzzle, Is OF staten lsland. Inc
girl eczema MelmiK' To- also OF
Staten Island. was removed 10 mar
loran General Hospitai Where her
condition was reported GOOD
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

WASHINGToN-AP-A staff OF
poison gas spoilers has been re-
cluited, It was disclosed today, to
collect samples in the event OF an
enemy air attack and speed them
TO laboratories for quick identified.
zion so. that counter remedies can
be applied to the civilian populs'
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

cLosE.oUT LADIES' SHOES
Regular t39s. $49s. s5.ss values.
out they 20 at t1es. Dixie shops.
1876 ". Michigan. Adv. 62sS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

WAsHINGToN-INs- The
Office Of Price Administration
today boosted the value Of the
coffee ration stamp to 4 new all.
time high OF one pound for a
thrss-week period. The preVl-
Qua top value Of the coffee
stamp was hit this month when
the ration value was one pound
for q calendar month.