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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-30
Observations
AFL Leaders Find
John l.. Lewis Not
Going Soft
BY Helen Esssry


AFL chieftalns Who may have
thought that John l.. Lewis had
gone soft had this Illusion rudely
dIspelled recently.
a subcommittee OF All. leaders
met with Lewis 10 lake final action
on his petition for readmlssion TO
the federation They we're under the
impression that the burly mine
chief vas ready 10 discuss Jurisdlc
tlonal problems involved.
Much 10 their CONSERVATION.
Lewis said NO" For three hours
the AFL executives did most OF the
talking. trying 10 persuade Lewis
20 resolve the jurisdIc'.onal prob
lems before his readmission.
John j. stuck 10 his guns how
ever and the meeting ended on 2
confused note
one OF the better stories now
making the rounds OF the air bases
is about a Young gunner on Fly
ing Fortress who recently was Civ
IN a medal for virtually talking his
pilot and crew members into bring
ing a crippled plane back to base
The plane was a long way from
home when engine trouble deyei-
oped and was losing altitude. Tho
pilot told his crew 10 prepare 10
bail out
The young gunner began srgu-
ing thar you gotta get this plane
back The pilot shook his head as
the plane dropped lower and lower
but he kept nursing il along with
the gunner encouraging him.
Finally. the plane reached home
base and the Young gunner was
hailed as a hero
Morris /. Cooke. long New Deal
trouble-shooter. Is being mentioned
as in line for the post OF director 10
the Smaller War Plants Corpora
ton. The JOB has been vacant since
resignation OF Brig Gen Rober;
Johnson in October. stumbling
block to the appointment however.
is the Jack OF agreement be+N
Senator James F.. Murray Cd.
Montana. and Representative
Wrigb, patman IN, TEXAS chair.
men OF the Senate and House Small
Business Committees. RESPECTIVELY.
Murray is said 10 favor Cooke.
bur Patman has baked
one OF the chairs in the upSsairs
sitting room OF the White House
u losing its zuimpe It's chat.
that belongs to the former cabipet
meeting room and Is used bv Mrs
Roosevelt at her press conferences
The chair is one OF those imported
by Mrs. Maria Monroe who ont.
RACED Congress in the early 1SO0,s
with her extrayapant foreign furpi.
ture shopping The portraits Of Mrs
Monroe and her hus band James are
room.
Mrs. Roosevelt made three
speeches in two DAYS lsst veek In
FEotel willard Assembly rooms One
A. Iuucb one A. tsa and ons a,
dinner. The willard ia thinking o,
putting ND a cot for the First LADY
% she can take . little nan between
talks.
The OPA bA1ieys. thai the ~,
billion ration tokens which will he.
come valid a. change for ration
ssampe and for general ration use
Feb. p will last At least a year.
The tokens are being nanufac.
tured now in CincnHati from spe-
eial tough vulcaniyed fiber and no.
and tear they will stand
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-30
Half-F Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Sinclair Mchgamua Stsebler mas been given boost
here today following action in raising the
price Of gasoline cents gallon.
Members OF the Literary club visiting daughters and
other guests enjoyed their party listened 10 prof
Mark Jefferson telling Of the expense OF
municipal water sorener
Over the week end the Romance and eru,n dele
gates OF the Modern Language Association America met in the
Natural Science building
Death: Hundreds mourn the Of Or VI Hull
had lived life OF service o
Evening star., 1943-10-24

Types for Street i. . Afternoon
College classroom Sports and
Evening. The proctlcoI n,ony-
occasion fobrios for your servceobIe
wortinoe wardrobe. All in 3e-irch
width. Yord
Evening star., 1943-10-24

. FoncfuF Royon FoiIle in Rich Autumn Colors
. lustrous Royon Sotin Crepes in Many Shodes
PIoin ond Novelty Royons in Wide Variety
'Yo-Shon' Royon Prints in Exciting Designs
Practical Royon Gobordjne in Foil Shades
Snort Royon Checks ond Broht-hued PIoids
. Royon Shontung in Colortu Prints
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-08

-vrVed under her Mir. BuSi was
quick /" correct him THAT makes
.." To-" old. She cNr,mw,d. You are
.siv the fourth"
TOUClI-Action of Judge ". c
Harris III Wake county superior
curt Wednesday making couple
.. Raleigh cops pay $3.50 apiece
costs OF issuing Capi;.> tor them a.
witnesses III pending case en-
phH>l2c> - matter that law enforce
mrnt officers have frequently COM
planned about In most cases. Ger
'Tuly with respect iu highway pa
Tulmvn. they cannot draw witness
Ices. neither can thcy expect over
time payment lon long hours of
work. .AS TIvC.tlu. officers they Us
a>dlly are major w.'Uv>Sv:, tor th,.
state. and ~" subject g. Tine Ton
iIl'ur" ~ JrpCar L also ncGucuiiv
happens that CuUwt cases are II; .r.
early some morning .ijvr -. officers
have worked all urGui .ni 'n"r ,fr.
y.,"~ actually .r met reached rr
called :uv 'Ir%l U1'.l late % the day
.. next day A...n'uv '.r rlt.c,l.,
.HC expected - - ..uuui wa.r.u"
~, pleasure al the Judge 20. y,hvr
yriu' officials. That bring, on crl-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-08

more. We are laying plans tur the IL
Nrt--.l!d ;hey do not include land
!nG strips BUT we are trying Ia keep
inrn flexible enough t. meet what
ever change; may com, III the ,ylr
ni motor vehicles, and any other de-
v"l,pment> in transportation"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-08

because al its song. the hern,;.
thrush is also called swamp anaai
and American nightingale.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-08

sight. reports John II. Harris. En-
tension huv,lCul,urist Il; State Col
lcgc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-08

;iIism ri them to- ~: Hclne uu Tho
luo. Under existing customs aud
court procedure there seems little
CIn ne done about II. In the instant
Wake county case. II has been learn
ed tina, the officers did not get the
suopocnas and the judge has II.
SClndcd ms Judgment making them
pay toy the cap!ISrS issued against
them. That solution takes care of the
one - two eases. but does not touch
the weakness III the count system:
AID that weakness i ubjcc; OF :uOS,
q! The complaint.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-08

MICA There has been lot ut
;ilk about North Cardinals prom
W'u' place 81 mica production Re
cent inbulat!um =" several agencies
Ut the Federal government show that
mo." than 90 percent Of the mica
mines III this country are located III
TINS state. The parallel ui tonnage
production might not rum exactly the
same. hUt II Is conceded 10 bc hc-
tween SIXTY and eighty percent.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-08

The sweet potato IS Il better Soufcc
OF energy than he Irish potato ana
contains 100 time more Nitamin \.
which l. 81 necessary 10 good eve
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-08
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Daily Dispatch Bureau
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-08

Eciv" October lh all County will of
Permit Books
That of
II
family other
Il
merchandise for resale who violates the rules
regulations oi Boards Alcoholic Control
The County Boards the Judge eligibility
Evening star., 1943-09-09
Uncle Roy's Corner

Some persons are afraid Of 1igft-
ming, but there is little use In being
that way. If you happen to be in
special danger, get out Of the danger
as well as you can. Then let naturs
take its course.
Lightning moves so fast that II il
kills person he doesn't hear the
thunder. OF course. such person
may hear thunder from other
flashes before he is struck. but not
the noise Of the stroke which does
the damage.
The reason for that Is simple.
Lightning moves more than 600. 600
times as fast as soundl
Note that I speak only OF those
who die from lightning. In many
cases person has been struck but
has come through with little harm.
He may be slightly burned, but may
hear the thunder clearly right after
the lightning touches him.
When rain starts to fall while we
are outdoors, 1t may seem natural
to seek the shelter of q tree. II
thunder is sounding, however. that
Is a dangerous thing to do. Scores
of persons have been killed while
under trees during thunde- storms.
Thousands of tests have shown
that lightning tends to strike the
Evening star., 1943-09-09

highest object in a certain area.
This does not happen every time,
but 1t does happen more than 90
times out Of hundred.
II tree is the tallest object. n
carries special danger. Lightning
which strikes 1t will run down the
trunk, and may Jump to person
who Is within a few feet OF the
trunk. Many cattle have died be-
cause they went under trees for
shelter from the rain.
A person crossing an open field
during a thunderstorm is in some
danger from lightning. Being .the
tallest object" he will tend to draw
the lightning toward him. Experts
say that the best thing for him to
do Is TO lie fiat on the ground
Whether or not he does that will
depend on his choice between get
ting soaked with rain or taking a
chance OF being struck by lightning.
People who are struck BY light.
ming have lost their shoes in manv
cases. The laces have been burned
and the shoes have come off quick
as a fash"
s 1t is well to take care about
lightning, but there is no point in.
spending much time worrying about
1t. Only three or four persons in a
million are likely to die from this
cause in the course of year.
A good place to be during a tl1un..
derstorm is in the living room Of q
house
Evening star., 1943-09-09

Our native lotus, Nelumbo lutea.s is
the second one, and Nelumbo
jamaicense of Jamaica is the third.
The Oriental lotus has its native
home from eapan to China, to
India and in Persia. 1t fiourishes
in the brackish waters of the
Caspian Sea, and Is abundant
throughout the East Indies to
Northern Australia. 1t has been
cherished and cultivated in all
parts of the world. To nearly every
one who looks into the flower, there
Is sense Of awe and realization
why the lotus stands for purity of
thought and action.
The lotus grows in America as
well as in the Orient. Ours has
found its way along the coastal
waters of the swamps of the Atlantic
from New Jersey to the southern
tip OF Florida, around the Gulf OF
Mexico and the Caribbean shores.
It is beloved in the Mississippi
Valley and along the Great Lakes.
In the North, it is believed the
Indians are responsible for its In
production, since they fully ap-
preciated the food value of the
large seeds and the sweet starchy
root.
The leaf-stem may be as long as
10 feet, half in and half out of the
water. 1t is provided with large
interior air canals. The stalk meets
the blade of the leaf in the center
ON the under side. These leaves
are truly marvellous. The upper
color Is deep rich green, the under.
beautiful blush green. Prominent
veins like radial spokes spread out
from the center of the leaf. Under
water, these leaves become the
foundation of hundreds of silver
bubbles.
1t is said that the great blossoms
require four days to open. At first.
the exquisite golden goblet opens
slightly and closes at night. Finally.
II holds its wonderful face fully to
the sun. 1t fades to white-the
petals drop off and drift away.
The fruit pod resembles the nozzle
OF watering can. The seeds.
about one-half inch in diameter. are
securely held in small craters. Dur
ing the autumn, the pod becomes
dry and brittle. A strong wind snaps
1T of. Face downwards. it floats
on the. water. Becoming water
soaked, the seed children are re-
leased SO they NAV tumble to the
1 soft mud below. Within vaor .
fragrant lotus, swaying from its
long supple stem, will be evidence
OF the seeds activity during the
spring and summer.
| II your heart longs for a lotus
pond OF your own, collect the seeds
order them or find a friend who
WIZ snare some with you. A pond
| Win quiet waters and a muddy bot
tom Tor the roots is all the lotus
requires. The flower is guest
whose message brings peace and
aspiration.
Evening star., 1943-09-09
Deserter Sends Back $40

Members OF a British Army unit
recently received $40 from former
member, now sought as deserter.
Evening star., 1943-09-09
Natures S Children
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
SACRED LOTUS.
AN<A ~.
fNeiumb0 speciositni ]

FNetHHtUU SpeCtUSHHT.J
To the people OF China. Korea,
Siam, Persia, Java, India and Japan
the sacred lotus is a symbol OF
religion and mythology. 1t is the
one perfect flower; it appears in
their paintings. jewelry and decora-
TONS Nearly every Buddhist
temple has its lotus pond.
Three living types OF lotus make
up the genus Nelumbo. The Old
World species is the best known.
Evening star., 1943-09-09
1~eA laa4

II you want free copy Of tfe lea 6.t
rntlted BACKGROUND OF European
Ia SEND me 3-cent stamped self
paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

The twentieth annual newspaper
sale by the Polish Goodfellows of
Metropolitan Detroit will be held
Sunday, Dec. 10, John ]. Okrie,
president. announced Saturday.
The organization hopes TO raise
funds TO supply 1000 needy Polish
families with Christmas baskets,
Okrie said. Newspapers will be
sold at the following churches;
ST. Albertus, 423l ST Aubin;
Church of the Assumption. 5207
Lovett; St. Casimir, 1881 Twenty
third; St. Francis. $500 WesSon;
ST. Hyacinth McDougall and
F'arnsworth; ST. John Cantius, 844
Harbaugh; our Lady Queen OF
Angels, Abs Martin; Our Lady
Queen of Heaven, 1851 Rolyat
Church of Resurrection, 4001 Mil
Ter: St. Stephen, 43l1 Central;
Ascension, 21050 Ascension, Base
Line; St StanISlaus. 2730 Caniff,
IIamtramck; St Andrew, $3.50
Cecil; st. Bartholomew, 20lll
Goddard; Corpus Christi, l8045
McDougal: St. Hedwig. 3245
/ Junction: Immaculate Conception
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Mixes With FoOd-Acis Fast


Gillian is a scientific mixture Of
The Juices of is hcalth-ghIng
herbs, barks and roots from the
Good Earth Gillian mixes with
food at once. helping 20 eliminate
The poisons that foster stomach
trouble and aiding the liver and
bowels TO their proper functions.
This new, natural medicine viii
assist ln bringing out gases and
impurities which may have been
inside SOU a Ions time. and which
may be The real cause Of your
misery GIbar also serves as a
dIurctlc 10 sluggish kidneys and
helps flush out the impurities That
cause backache rising at night
and sharp burning pains.
Gillian il recommended and sold
by all Cunningham's Drug stores.
Help yourself 10 health. Start
today by buying a bottle Of Gil
jan. One bottle will convince YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Danish Ndzi Plant
Wrecked by Sabotage

STOCKHOLM, Dec. 4 (UP)-
Reports from Copenhagen said to-
day that the Hartmann Machine
Factory. engaged exclusively in
filling German contracts was de-
Stroyed by an explosion yeSter-
day in what was described as
the most serious sabotage ever
committed in Copenhagen.
The factory was shattered, only
steel girderS remaining, the re-
ports said A nearby shoe factory
was damaged seriously and a
number of residences had TO be
evacuated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Two Michigan Filters
Decorated as Heroes

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4 TIP
The war department today an
nounced that two Michigan men
were decorated for meritorious
achievement while participating
in an anti-submarine patrol flight
during "unfavorable weather and
amid heavy anti-aircraft fire"
The men and the awards are:
Capt. Selwyn j Barefoot of Flint,
a Distinguished Flying Cross, the
Air Medal and Bronze Oak Leaf
Cluster; Capt Dale M. Johnson
of Grand Rapids, Air Medal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
.AN-Front Drive
On Ndzis Near
Continued from Page One)


the Soviet announcement with any
further official word.
The British news agency, tx
change Telegraph, stated this
afternoon i'm a Moscow dispatch
that Marshal Stain was believed
to have returned to the Soviet
capital from the Teheran meeting,
but official confirmation of this,
too, was lacking.
In Washington ii was an
nounced that the state de-
partment had instructed the
American embassy in Moscow to
ascertain the facts regarding
the premature Soviet broadcast
which stated that the FeheraR-
conference had been held and
terminated.
ct was the second time within
week that American news
sources had been "Scooped' on a
world-important Allied confer
ence. Last Tuesday, Reuters
British news agency broke" the
story of the RooSevelt-Churchill-
Chang North African meeting,
some 30 hours before the time
set for release of a joint com-
muniqueD
The Teheran meeting. in the
view of most London observers
might iustifiably be characterized
as the decisive conference of the
European phase of World War H.
Never in history these circles
said, have three leaders represent
ing the worlds three foremost
powers assembled together to map
Joint strategy in the midst of a
war.
For sheer drama, this confer
cnce was considered without par
allel in human annals. II brought
President Roosevelt face 10 face
for the. first time with Premier
Stain, who had left Russia'S from
tiers for the first time in 81 years
m order 10 meet with the leaders
of America and Great Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Movie-Stru(k Girl
Lands in Prison

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 4 QNS)-
A movie-struck Brooklyn girl to-
day began serving a four-month
Jail sentence after pleading
guilty to a charge of issuing bad
checks without sufficient funds.
The girl. La Verne Nelson, q,
told a superior court Judge that
she came 10 Hollywood last July
with $1,000 and a yearnlng for
glamour. When the cash was
spent for clothes and night club
entertainment, she said, she wrote
checks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Wage Demands
Top Daily Crises
Facing Jeffries
Addy Figures II Million
in Raises Asked by Clio
and AFL Plans rs Say
Inside City Hall
BvHARoLD sCHACHERN

Tho city hall is assuming an
atmosphere of normahty after
two months Of election uphcaval
followed by the mayors rest cure
in Florida.
Now. the mayor is back az his
desk and the tradition Of every
day q crisis" has been resumed,
Both city-employed and private
planners once again wait in line
with plans ranging from overhead
street car lines TO airports atop
the Pennhscnt Building.
The mayor. however, together
with the council, has more press
ing problems 10 face than post
war projects. First among these
are wholesale plans of city en-
ploye labor unions for a concerted
drive for higher wages.
The State, County and Munich
pal Workers (ClO) started II of
this week with demands which
Budget Director Addy says would
cost S11.000.00o. The AFL, not
10 be outdone, says II will be in
with its demands sometime before
Dec. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
TAX BATTLE SEEN

jeff RIGS and the eeHffeaifii haven
Just the problem Of hanging onto
existing money, but OF getting
more through their new utilities
excise tax
Whatever the outcome of that
NAV be. nobody in the city gov
eminent doubts that the city
faces one of the longest and most
bitter court fights in It's history
before the question is settled.
What started out 10 be a minor
tiff between DSR officials over
which advertising company was 10
get the DSR'S $3.50, 0O0-a-vear
contract is now assuming the pro-
portions of a major feud.
II began when Commissioner
Miriam blocked the recommended
ton of Commission President Gil
bert that the contract should 60
to a new firm headed by John J..
Hettche, Ford dealer. who for
wears has enjoyed thousands Of
dollars worth of DSR bus parts
business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

taste Awful pains in the small
Of my back made me vince with
pain / tried many medicines. but
not until / found Gillian did I en-
Joy living again Now I eat bet
ter have no gas nor bloating and
my hackachcS are gone. Gillian
did me a world of good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

Statements like
Mr. AlurrcN s
stories Of anaz
ing relief from
stom
ach. liver an n
kidney ailments
are "a usual
I HIN E from
grateful users Of
Gillian the re-
markable natu-
medicine.
Read what AIr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Roosevelt Sure
To Run in 1914,
Republicans Say
Resignation TO Head
Peace League When
Nazis Fall Is Doubted

WASHINGTON, Dec. A uNS)
Republican senators generally
believe today that President
Roosevelt will be nominated for
a fourth term despite some pre-
dictionS that he will step out Of
the race if Germany is defeated
within the next six months
Senator Willis (R) of Indiana
raised the possibility, however.
that Mr. Roosevelt may resign
before his present term is over
TO head a world league 10 keep
peace, first in Europe and then
in the world.
SEES PEACE BY JULY
81 think that whether Mr..
Roosevelt is candidate de-
nends wholly on events in the
next six months" said Willis.
"If the war i'm Europe is over
and think il will be over nv
JULY am inclined tn think
Itt VIII tUt ILAA-hAii RhNN h'F
time to heading a world organi-
.ation for establishment OF
peace, first In Europe.
- think he might resign be-
fore he ends his term TO head "A
world organization. ! believe he
Is ambitious to do this and II
might be a way out. On the
other hand. party leaders will
insist that he accept the noml-
nation"
ONLY LIKELY CANDIDATE
Senator Nye (R) Of North
Dakota said Mr.. Roosevelt cannot
escape being the Democratic can
dldate for a fourth term
Hes got TO be their candi-
date, war or no war" said Nye
'He '.ould he put In the light
of running away from the re-
Sponsibilities IL he refused. And
the war won't he over. Further
more, Mr.. Roosevelt has killed
off every other potential candi-
date of presidential stature in
! the party"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Boston Youths Open
Recreation Center

BOSTON, Dec. 4-Keen desire
of greater Boston's teen-aged
youngsters for wholesome recrea-
ton was again demonstrated last
night when nearly 800 Of them
thronged Jeremiah f. Burke High
School for the opening OF the
Grove Hall school center
1t was the second such center
opened by the Massachusetts
Youth Committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Polish GoodfelLows Sell
Newspapers Here Dec. 10

34l4 Trombley; 81. Louis lsSOo
St. Louis; our Lady Help OF
Christians. 1885 McDougall; ~.
StaniSlauS. Dubois and Medhuryi
TRANSPORTATION, 1890 SYRACUSE
81. Florian, Florian and Lathain;
Hamtramck: Our Lady Queen ~
Apostles, Prescott and Conant;
Hamtramck. and ST. Peter ana
Paul. 1855 Grandville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Food Lodged in Stomach

j i suffered from gas ON my
stomach for years NY food would
lodge and simply wouldn't move
! had heartburn TOO. id belch up
my food and get q sour brassy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
NO RELIEF.
FROM T0RTURlNG GAS.
And. BACK PAIN S.

MIR. A. p. Murrey, 1878 stoe-
pei ST., Detroit, Tells How
Torments Of Stomach Gas
and Bloating Made Life a
Misery-Says He Trie d
Many Medicines, but Only
Gillian Brought Relief.