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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
MARCH

Mar. 1-Hpsilanti High loses 10
[ niversity High at Ann Arbor in
state Glass swimming meet, but
clips eight tenths OF second from
a record which had stood for five
years. a 1856 mark in the 200
free style.
Mar. Farm Bureau basketball
team upsets Independents, IS to
%. in City League.
Mar Basketball tournaments
to be held here in Mar. -. 10, 10
and 80
Mar. 4-CIo Local 50 plans 10
boxing bouts for evening of 5th.
Mar. 5-Rooseyelt loses at bas-
ketbsll to Edison Institute Of Dear
born, "a to 90.
Mar 6-Birminghsm wins close
basketball contest with Ypsilanti
High. - 10 %. Lincoln wins at
basketball with Chelsea. "a to IS.
Local so UAW-CIO entertains at
interesting bouts, arranged by Rec
reation Department.
Mar. State Normal College
finishes in sixth place at iHtercol-
Iegiate track and field meet at
Michigan State College, East Ian
sing Luane Drake and Preston
Tucker are co-captains OF next
years Ypsilanti High School team.
Mar City Basketball League
ends its season Playotfs to start.
Local No. 80 UAW-CIO in conjuc-
ton with Willow Run Community
Council will present 10 bouts for
benefit OF the Romulus Air Base
fecrestion fund
Mar. l9-Catholic Youth Organi-
zstion and Carver CeRter will bat
tie for city Basketball League
crown next week.
Mar. Michigan State Normal
track team 10 participate In Hi
nois Technical relays in Chicago
on 18th. Sixteen men are entered
from Normal
Mar l3-The FIRST game Of an
nusl area basketball tournament
saw FIRST of YPsilanti's high schools
eliminated as Roosevelt bowed to
Lincoln. 22l3
Mar. 1S-ARn Arbor's basketball
rivals University High and St
Thomas meet at Ypsilsnti High
gymnasium in area semi finals
and ST Thomas wins, 10 to 81
Lincoln wins over Saline in area
fnsls, rs to 90. Normal College
I takes Hrst place in Illinois Tech
track relays
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
DECEMBER

Dec. 1-Romulus Air Base defeats
Normal College basketball team 40
to 80 in close game at Romulus.
Dec. Normal brushes Armed
Forces Induction Center of Detroit,
AZ TO 80, in the Huron's first home
basketball game of the season.
Dec. S-Ypsilanu High School
cagers bow TO Birmingham in AZ 10
32 defeat here. Alumni victorious
over Roosevelt Higl School in cage
game OF 81 to 20 at Normal gym
nasium. Three professional wrestl.
ing matches at Local so Hall Win
ners are Franki5 Hart over Rene
LaBelle frankie Clemens over Leo
Johnson and Dale Haddock over
Johnny Silyy.
Dec. Mems basketball League
formed at Local 50 under auspices
Of Local so, UAW-CIO.
Dec. 9-Normal cagers chalk up
~ TO 80 victory over st. Mary's
College at Ypsilanti.
Dec 10-Wayne basketball team
wins 81 to SO victory over Ypsi-
lanti High School. Lincoln High
School defeats Alumni 81 TO q in
basketball bout at Lincoln High
Roosevelt High School SUITES loss
OF 81 to q at hands OF speedy Ann
Arbor cagers at Ann Arbor. Win
ners in professional wrestling
match at Local 80 Hall are Frank
Clemens, Louis Klein. and Bert
Rubi over Dale Haddock. George
Council, and Angelo Mertinelli who
substituted for Joe Faroni. Ypsi.
lani High School successfully
opened its swimming season with
A TO 40 victory over the Uni
versity at the University pool
Dec. 17-Lincoln High defeated
Saline in a low scoring basketball
game with a score OF 81 to AL
High point man was Duane Dysins-
er. Ypsilanti High School scores
victory over Belleyille. 81 to 30.
III OIt VI inc NiOotSt SuhlNS VI luc
season. Robert Geddes, Ypsilanti.
was high point man in Roosevelt
High Schools cage victory Of 81
to 81 over Dexter on their floor
Fort Custer hands Normal College
so to 81 defeat in basketball game
at Battle Greek. In all star wrestl.
ing match at Local so, winners are
L. 4
Clemens, frankie Hart over Rene
La Belle and Leo Jensen over Ru-
fus Jones.
Dec. 1S-Ypsilanti High School
swimming team meets Fordson.
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NAY

May l-Ypsilanti High loses first
tennis match Of the season to Ann
Arbor. Al.
May Normal College defeated
by L. OF NJ in baseball by score
of 3 to 2.
May Normal baseball team
meets second defeat at hands OF
University of Detroit, rs.
May 5-Dundee Track and Field
team defeats Roosevelt School by
a score of 5714 to PIN. Lincoln's
baseball team defeats Belleville
nine. 10 to 9. In their first
home game. Ypsilanti baseball
team defeats Plymouth, to- 0.
Roosevelt tennis team loses its
hrst match of the year to Ann Ar
Dor High, TO 3.
May 6-Ypsilanti tennis team
wins victory from Lincoln, 80.
Howell wins track meet on home
grounds with Ypsilanti. 1914 to
35l4 Ypsilanti defeated by Ann
Arbor High at golf 81 to 81
May Ann Arbor swamps Up
SLANT at baseball, 10-1. state Nor
NAL stages annual all-campus track
meet with Jack Brown outstand-
ing performer At track meet in
Plymouth, Ypsilanti wins second
place. with Plymouth taking FIRST
place. and Wayne last
May S-Nornsl's golf team loses
to University OF Detroit on home
course. 15l2 to 2i:.
May 13-Normal baseball team
defeats Hillsdale for the second
time this season by score Of II to
/. Ypsilanti baseball team falls
victim to Belleyille with score s
to s
May 14-Twenty-seven schools
and 365 athletes TO compete in
Third Area held and track meet
here Saturday under auspices Of
Normal College. Ypsilanti tennis
team victorious over Dearborn by
to l. Normal nine beats Uni
versity OF Detroit, S~to : Roose-
welt tennis team wins victory from
Lincoln. TO 3.
May l7-Lincoln baseball team
defeats Belleyiile. 10. Michigan
Normal tennis team beat Universe
ty OF Detroit squad 81. In Dis
trict Area Track Meet at Briggs
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son Square Garden. New York
city.
Feb. SC. Y. O.. Farm Bureau,
win City League games.
Feb. l2-Roosevelt School loses
swimming contest with University
High, 80 TO So Ecorse basketball
team fails to come for game with
Ypsilsnti High for Howard Trip
Night, and game is postponed to
Feb. a.
Feb. 10 - Ypsilanti tsnkmen
down Pontiac, 80 TO 43.
Lincoln High defeats Roosevelt
in basketball, 20 TO 81.
Feb. michigan Normal noses
out Wayne in basketball, So to "a.
Michigan Normal wins two places
in State track meet Theodore
CChuck) Webb placed second in
pole vault; relay team in two-mile
event tbok third place.
Feb. 15-Caryer boys lose City
League basketball game to Nc
Clure's Farm Bureau wins from
CYO, 20 to 26
Feb. l7-Ypsilanti High wins
swimming meet over Ann Arbor
High. A to 40. Lincoln wins from
saline. basketball "a 10 81
Feb l9-River Rouge defeats Up
slant High at River Rouge. at
basketball 81 10 90. Roosevelt
school swimming team wins vic
tory over the Adrian squad, As TO
80.
Feb 20-Ypsilanti High swim
ming team bows to University
High. A. TO SO. Edison Institute OF
Dearborn defeats Roosevelt High
al basketball. "a 10 30.
Feb 24--Lincoln High Downs
Milan at basketball. IS to 90. Local
50 UAW.CIO offers gymnasium
classes for men and women work.
ers al Roosevelt and State Normal.
Feb. 25-Ecorse cagers defeat
Ypsilanti High. 40 to 81. Game
honored Howard Trip.
Feb 26-Lincoln defeats Flat
Rock basketball team 16 to y.
Feb 27-Ypsilanti High loses 10
Plymouth in basketball IS to 50.
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Soldier Teams, War Workers
Help Keep Interest Alive

Rouge by nice margin in swim.
ming meet; Ypsilanti cagers lose
TO Ecorse, 1928.
Jan. ll-Michigan State Normal
College basketball squad loses by
narrow count TO the University Of
Detroit The score was 36-35.
Jan. 70 Alma defeats Normal
team. 535l, after series of tie
scores.
Jan IS Independents. Carver
Community Center. C.Y.O. are vie
tors over VIKING, McClure's and
Farm Bureau basketball quintets
in the opening city League plaly.
Jan. Ypsilanti basketball
team defeats River Rouge inyad-
ers spanked by fast Bud Meyer.
Roosevelt defeats Adrian. Normal
loses to Wayne L, Lincoln de
feats .Romulus
Jan 10 Independents take c.
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Mar. l6-Caryer Center wins City
League championship in game with
c. Y. o 80 TO 80.
Mar. Worthwhile defeats Belle
Vile in Class b of area basketball
tournament, 80 to 22.
Mar 22-E'or the FIRST time in
four years without a title, Ypsi.
lanti High bowed out OF the an.
nual basketball tournament. losing
the game to Worthwhile. 81 TO 80.
St Thomas, Ann Arbor, wins area
Class c championship in basket
ball, defeating Lincoln, % to %
Mar. 26-Pat O'Hara selected 70
captain 1898 Ypsilanti High
School basketball team.
Mar 27-Seven amateur boxers
crowned in Go tournament finals.
Mar. 29-Michigan State Normal
takes second place in both the
Cleveland relays on Friday and
the Purdue relays on Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
NOVEMBER

Nov. season opens for wrestl-
ing fans at Local so.
Nov. 6-On Island Ypsilanti High
School eleven defeated by Ann Ar
Dor, 900. Roosevelt gridders vic
tors over Chelsea. at Chelsea. 1871.
Nov. 13-Success crowns Y. H. s.
grid season as players turn IN
best record in 10 years.
Nov 1S-Rough Riders start has
ketball practice Swimming also
underway.
Nov. Michigan Normal Gag
ers win over Detroit Tech, 1929.
Nov. 29-Willow Lodge gained
second basketball victory over SOL
diers from Willow Run. 1929.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
OCTOBER

Oct. 2-Ypsilantl High School
battles Dearborn eleven. Score 90.
Rough Riders defeat Dundee High
School at football, 7 to O.
Oct. S-Ypsilanti High School
wins over Wayne gridders. Z to 10.
Roosevelt Rough Riders lose to
Flat Rock eleven, &c to 0.
Oct. 15-Ecorse overwhelmed by
Ypsilanti High School football
team 26 to s
Oct. 1S-Normal gridders down
Wayne by IA to 0. Local so spon-
sOrs bowling league.
Oct. 25-Hurons repeat IA 10
victory over Wayne eleven.
Oct. 2s-Ypsilanti High School
football team defeats Plymouth "a
to Z.
Oct 29-Roosevelt gridders bow
TO Milan by Score Of 10 TO S.
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JUNE

June 3-Ypsilanti High wins
baseball game from Howell II TO /.
June plymouth wins baseball
game from Ypsilanti High, IA to l3.
June 5-Lincoln Park baseball
team defeats Ypsilantl, l3 to 3.
June Michigan State wins
A. A. L. title with 2O7 points; Nor
NAL takes third place with 81
points.
June 9-Ypsilanti High baseball
team defeats Lincoln. 40.
June l1-Ypsilanti High wins
fifth baseball game OF the year. de
feating Howell at Briggs Field, 81
June 12-For second time this
year Lincoln baseball team defeats
Ypsilanti, IA, on Briggs Field.
June l4-Ypsilanti High School
presents Bob Mohett the cup indi-
eating greatest participation in ath-
letic events, and annual athletic
awards presented to students.
June 15--All managers interest
ed in softball are to meet.
June 23-Plahs for recreation in
parks begin today
June 30-Twilight softball game
will be tonight at Island Park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
AUGUST

Aug. l2-At Island Park Ford
$40 were yictors over Moose 1872.
Ford Local so defeated Ypsilanti
High School
Aug l6-Plans ready for water
carnival.
Aug. 1S-Local so, Y. H. s. win
ners. Last game or summer soft
ball league sponsored by City Rec
reation Department
Aug. 19-St. Johns playground
wins inter-park summer contests.
Recreation Park group. second, Har-
riet, third. In final ball game OF
season. Ypsilanti High defeats Lin
coin School. to |.
Aug. 20--Local 50 loses TO Up
SLANT cubs in Briggs Field. Cubs
9. Local so, s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
SEPTEMBER

Sept. six softball teams have
qualified for the two-game knock
out play-offs in the current Local
50 softball tournament.
Sept. 2l-City recreation COM
mittee reveals many activities.
Sept. 23-Women of the Moose TO
sponsor three bowling teams.
Sept. A-Ypsilanti opens grid
season. Pep meeting held in pre-
paration for the Ypsilanti High
School football game with Lincoln
Park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
JANUARY

Jan. Charles Whitley Had
former hurdler al the Michigan
State Normal College. places q
close second in special l20-yard
hurdle in the Sugar Bowl. New
Orleans
Jan. Lincoln basketball quin-
tet defeats Milan, 90 TO TO- Npsi'
isnti High also defeats River
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31

Ypsilsnti felt the impact OF war
IN its sports events during ls43
when ranks OF athletes were stead
u thinned by induction calls In
PRODUCTION OF few soldier athletic
teams and contests among war
workers helped keep alive interest
in local sports activities.
Chronology OF events shows the
ma or contests OF the year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31

"The men overseas don't mince any words
about the way they want to lind this
country when they come marching home.
do they, Judge
They certainly don't. Herb. and they
shouldn't. They're dong masterlul JOB
fighting over there to protect our rights and
they have good license TO expect us TO pro
tect theirs back here at home. One thing
they're mighty clear on is their stand on
prohibition
d" | saw in the paper Just the other day
the results of poll taken among American
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31

service men in England by the British Insti-
tuteofPublic Opinion. They asked hundreds
of men point blank how they would vote on
prohibition. $50 of them stated, in unmis-
taxable terms, that they would vote
against it. There's no doubt about it, Herb
1.-The men overseas don't want any action
taken on that subject while they're away"
and they're 1907 right, Judge, because
know how felt when | came home after
been over there fighting for so impractical
thing as Prohibition.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31

II your Plum Pudding was
glowing success, the chances are
that il was due not only to the
recipe g.. but to the cooks skill
and experience, born of many
Christmases.
Even the best recipe :. for ale
as for food requires that
extra ingredient. 1t is the skill
and experience of the brewer
sS. century of it that brings
out the best in Red Cap Ale
makes it a masterpiece of unique
favor and sparkling perfection.
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Pnces

Continued from Page One)
groups pressing for higher wages
and prices, few congressional lead.
ers, however. believe that the Pres
ident can maintain the stabiliza-
ton policy.
The situation. as seen by con-
gressional observers. is as follows:
/. Pay raises for $4,000 miners
broke the Little Steel" formula;
demands for general pay boosts by
CLOS steel workers and strike
threats by 100000 railroad work
ers are almost certain 10 shatter
il.
.. An increase in labor costs au-
tomatically raises parity prices for
agricultural products. Since the
maximum price ceiling is parity,
this means maximum food prices
would rise.
3. In addition the farm bloc" Is
demanding abolition OF roll-back
subsidies, which the Administration
hopes would hold down meat. but
ter. milk. and other food prices.
The Little Steel" wage formula
was a presidential order Thus, Con
gress will take no action on labor's
demand with possible exception OF
railroad boosts.
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lrldl

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ter which Higgs rested the de
lenses case.
As every one in the packed Mas
sau courtroom listened intently,
they heard Nancy come Loyalty to
the support OF her thrice-married,
twice divorced husband. She told
Of their marriage two days after
she attained the age al which par
ents' consent was not required and
admitted they did not have the
blessings o. her parents.
In addition. the defendants wife
told the court how Sir Harry left
the de Marigny home one night in
Censed and shouting. and she
described a police officer had told
her that the Count without ques-
ton" had killed her multi-million-
aire father.
Following her appearance in
court. Nancy visited her husband
in prison md cheered him for the
ordeal OF awaiting the verdict.
De Marigny is reported to be con-
fident of an acquittal and Is pleas
ed with the manner IN which his
wife conducted herself on the
stand.
Local sentiment, which at the
time OF his arrest had been
agai st de Marigny. has shifted
strongly in his favor during the
last few days Of the trial.
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Shopping
Center

CONTINUED from page One)
50 years. Government planners
state that It is temporary. The
Board of Commerce contends that
it is extravaganza to spend a mil
lion dollars for a temporary shop
ping center, and an additional
quarter TO half million for high.
way underpasses
Although the building Is already
under construction, the Board Of
Commerce intends TO fight for
changes that will reduce expenses.
if nothing else.
President L. A. Seamans read a
report on a hearing held by the
Federal Housing Administration,
the Federal Public Housing Admin
istration. and the War Depart
ment after a protest 80 days ago
by the UAW-CIO, the Willow Run
Council, and the Board OF Com
merce.
Tasting victory after a year long
fight, the Board OF Directors also
read a letter from the Board Of
Internal Revenue, exempting the
Board OF Commerce from income
taxes as a non-proft organization
The Board of Revenue attempted
to levy a $1,000 tax liability which
went back to 1920.
D. NJ Silkworth reported on the
progress OF reassessment OF the
city. II IS now underway.
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Deaths
Or. FREDERICK r. eoRToN

CONTINUED from Page Oue)
bLffled such great scientists as
Roentgeu, Precht and Warburg.
head OF the National Laboratories
OF Germany. and also discovered
new properties Of the recently dis
covered radium. He gave a public
demonstration OF his discoveries
that was attended by numerous
famous European scientists. and
repeated the lecture and expert.
ments later here and before scien-
tific societies in this country.
He was an inspiring teacher. his
enthusiasm for his subjects. his
genial, social nature. his even tenn
permanent and kindl!ness OF heart
winning the friendship not only OF
his students but OF all with whom
he came in contact. One of his
pleasant customs vas 10 open the
college observatory 10 students
and residents whenever there was
anything OF special interest in the
sky.
Church, serving for many years on
its official board. and was helpful
10 the Students Christian Associa-
ton. He became patron OF the Al
pha Tau Delta Fraternity after the
retirement ot Prof y. 4. Harvey.
He was a member OF the Twenty
Club and a past president OF Kiwa-
mis-.
He was the author OF a high
school textbook in physics and a
co-author OF the Clark. Gorton and
Sears The Physics Of Today"
both texts being widely used in
high schools. He was a member OF
the Michigan Schoolmasters' Club.
the Michigan Academy Of Science.
the Michigan Education Society.
the American Association for the
Advancement of Science and the
American Physical Society. He was
talented actor in the Ypsilanti
Players.
In 1893. Dr.: Gorton married Miss
Jean Osgood. Ridgeway. who had
been a fellow student in the Normal
School. Her death was a great loss
to city and college social life as
we'll as to her devoted family.
DR.. Gorton had always possessed
robust health until a severe illness
two years ago. which led him to re-
tire from teaching a year before the
age requirement. At his own re-
quest no special notice was made
OF the event although many in col
lege and city wished to do him
public honor. He had seemed to
have regained his health until a
few months ago.
Dr.. Gorton is survived by two
sons. Wendell Toledo, and Eugene.
at home, and two grandchildren.
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Legal Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN, In the cir
cult court for the county OF WASH
tenaw.
In Chancery. ~,
The FIRST Baptist Church OF Ypsi-
,snti an Ecclesiastical Corpora
ton, Plaintiff,
Susan NJ Brokaw, her unknoNh
heirs. legatees. devisees, ana as
signs, Defendants. -,
Al a session OF said Court hello
At the courthouse in the city OF Am
Arbor. in said County, on the zoth
day OF october. 1919.
Circuit Judge.
ON reading and filing the bill OF
conplaint in said cause and the arr !.
dayit of Alfred T, DeOtte, nttachsu
thereto, from which II satisfactory
sDpears TO the court that the De
PENDANTS above named, or their uh,
knbwn heirs, dsvisees, lesatees, anu
assigns, are proper and necessary
nar,les defendant in the above en-
titled cause, and ,t,,
gent search and inquiry II cannot be
ascertained, and IL Is not known
whether or not said defendants, eh-
ceptInR Susan NJ. Brokaw, are liVing
or dead, or where any OF them may
reside IL living, and, II deadrwhether
they have personal representative
ur heirs living or where thN OF
some Of them may reside, and furth.
or that the present whereabouts OF
said attendants are unknown, ana
mat the names Of the persons VINO
are Included therein without being
named but who are embraced there
In under the title Of unknown heirs
lsgatees, devlsees. and assigns, can
not be ascertained after diligent
search and inquiry.
on motion OF Alfred r. DeOtte. at
torney for plaintiff. II is ordered
that said defendants and their un-
known heirs. legetees. devisees, and
assigns cause their appearance 70 De
entered in this cause within three
months from the date Of this order,
and IN default thereof that said bill
Of complaint be taken as confessed
by the said defendants. their un,
known heirs, legatets, devisees, and
assigns,
7, Is further ordered that within
forty days plaintiff cause a copy 81
this order TO be published in the
YpSILA<TI DAILY PRESS, a news
paper printed. published and circu-
lated In said county, such puolica-
ton TO be continued therein once IN
each week for six weeks in success
sion.
GEO. ". SAMPLE,
Circuit Judge.
CaInterslgned.
LTELLA ". SMITH
clerk Of Circuit Court
BY Dorothy ". Schmidt, Dep. CLERK.
A True Copy
Dorothy " Schmidt, Deputy Clerk.
Take notice. that this suit. In
which the foregoing order was duly
made. involves and is brought TO
quiet title 70 the following described
piece or parcel on land situate and
being IN the City Of Ypsilanti. Coun-
g. 81 WasltenaV. state % Michigan.
described as follows, to-wit: Com
uencinR A. a point on TIE west line
% Washington street In said city
eight 50 rods north 81 the north
H"st corner Of washington and Ellis
streets. running thence north four
90 rods t. the lot formerly owned
ard occupied by Angelina 8. Gordon,
thence west on the south line u said
Gordon lot nine and oue-haf 90
rods thence south four 90 rods
thence east nine ard one half tJizJ
rods 10 TIE place Of beginning.
ALFRED T. DE OTTE
Attorney for Plaintiff
- y. Washington street
-
Adv. iii6I.
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Probe

CONTINUED from Page Onel
California. who has been sitting in
at hearings conducted by a Callfor.
MIA state senate investigating com.
mittee, said WRA officials we're
trying TO "perpetuate themselves In
Office
But beyond this Engle told In
ternational News Service. is the
great need for concrete action
which will remove once and for all
the threat that disturbances such
as those which occurred last week
may reoccur"
Engle advocated permanent Ar.
my control Of Tule Lakes malcon-
tent Japs in concentration camps
and the Northumberland OF all
American born Japs who have pro
fessed loyalty to Japan, He said he
was certain Congress will see the
wisdom OF these two aims which
he described as the California
viewpoint"