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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
BOII.Y

Altoona REC. ?, $50; s,,.,. s'cH'cA" "a ave "a,
oPGs BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 4. ~
UNTIL 6 Pm. Saturdays, Sundays Until Pm.
BEACON REC. ~vt :. NOR, At " rA ,Isdss
openinss for Morning and Afternoon Leagues.
BOWL O-DHOMe l. ai: ss17zT r.: p.r.,s.
OPEN BOWLING At AlL'rlMEsl
Fw League Rs,s0ations lsit. Cocktail .Lounes.
CASINO RE 1857 WOODWARD AVE.
oNoI"V hlV' IS ALLEYS c.. 1882
Open Bowling al All Times!
CHeNE- TROMBLY ''s 3, cs sl,s
Plan Nov TO Enter Our 3-msn lean ovsrsvsraos
Tourney Entries Close Dec. 6 Event Dec. o.
CREST LANES futtfnIOs |" CO GO s FI,.
A Bowler, PNadisei Visit Our stage Bar and
Cocktail LOUNGE. NEVER DULL MOMENT
ncupV Ils2s WHITTIER. at KELLY RD
DtNDI " ALLEYS. AR 6Iis.
opsn 5o~ilno TODAY Uniii p. N. arc After
~ p. NJ Nome Of the Famous 5askst.o'- Chicken.
DETROIT RECREATION s ta14ytt ca. $50 ~
OPEN BOWLING AT AT TIMES raw
LEAGUE RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE
Garden REC, "79 o4 w1ooTARp r. 2;sS'O
OPEN BOWLING TODAY. NOON UNTIL s
p. ". ALL DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
GRAND CENTRAL 1871 4 stH s.y,i eASk
Pl.s,ur. to Bowl at ouist.st Ailsy IN Detroit
Transportation Facilities GOod--sus ard st. Car.
GREAT LAKES =, w 70 Ssas'n ss s,s,
Open Bosiine--4o Alleys In Ros-Until s
p. n. and After ~ p. N. Cocktail Bar
IMPERIAL REC. e1ssas! moross sLos.
~ MODERN ALLEYS
opsu Every Day Until MldnIuht. MA. slss
J. ]. MlLLETTS "'' T ~ y.s,,! ave.
You Are Always Welcome Herel
LOVES REC, 20 2" SOW sOT !.sS 4 ,!sIy
Cocktail Lounge Murray 1872
I3s2s t", Jefferson at ts,,ls~n
LUCKY STRIKE s S.. s s'Ss T ~ "a.
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 A. n. ON.
q BRUNSWICK LANES. BAR
MT. ELLIOTT REC. '''a' Nv WI ,.s ssS'OTr
Open Alleys TODAY from q A. N. to-s p. "
Wait Our Cocktail LOUNGE Excellent Food
nj Yuplc pEc NATIONAL AT GO. RIVER
VI WI ~ nLV' Free PARA. TIE 2.s6ss
" Aiteys. New ard Modern. Rsthskeller. Open
Bo~iins AL DAY Saturdays and Sundays.
pLIIr MY 464s w. VERNON AVE-
oPGs BOWLING MERE SATURDAYS AND
SUNDAYS from NOON UNTIL CLOSING.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

hVuLho whats BuzIin,, Cousin"
with Rochester" Plus "sarong Girl"
with Ann Cortland Joan Davis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

p0IlCE-1t Haitiner Ave. Free Parking =
hVouL open 6:15. Bridal Bouquet
Dinnerwsre 10 Ladies, Walter Pigeon,
MAN Hunt" "Glamour Boy" J. Cooper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

RnSEnAI C--ll520 Woodward TO. s-oI23x
hooLDhLb Park Free. Open Gas.
n Walked With "A Zombie." SIT, i0:43.
House of secrets 7:17. 9:43. News Cart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

pK(l IIpT0WN-woodw'd-6- TO. $1,000
hhVo iV"N Starts Friday; Charles,
Boyer. Joan Fontaine Constant Nymph."
Plus "sky's the Limit" with Joan Leslie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

p00CEVEI T-Gratiot-Harper PL. 1882 r
hUOcLELLi Our Time Schedule:
They Got Me Covered at $40 and s:fT.
"In Which We Serve" AT 7:45 and IL ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

hho VI iV"N Cont. Matinee Daily.
Tonight: Bob Hope. They Got Ma Cow
cred" Plus ''In Which We ser~e."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

hOuOLfLLt Open $40. Park Free.
Bob Hope. They Got Me Covered" lin
Which We serve" Come Before 8. Save i0c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

hfVLh open 6i5. Park Free.
Robert Taylor IN "Bataan." Also Richard
Arien. 'Nrecking Crew" Chester Morris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
". TO-DAY A! I. yoyR FAYoRITE MOVIEAMI
A war BONDS AND STAMPS SOLD Al ANY OF IEEsE +ARs!
lsrnor Highway at Central I

hiV open Y Noon to Aiaaishs
Free Parking. pilot No. s." ITS q
Great Life" Penny singleton. A. Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
! ANciSTrp-IOSss West Jefferson


TODAY -..Aesi,h IN tri-is.' All About
Today's Deunquents'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

pIUIEpA-Grapd Riyer-Joy Rd. Oh. sssis
W'iLin Bob Hope and Dorothy
Lamour in 'They Got Me Covered" Plus
Noel Coward's "In Which We serve"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

TRENT0N-Irenton, Mich. Park Free y
."IpiV" Open $50. Free Dinnerware'
Alan Jones In Larceny With Music" Plus
" Meath Brooklyn Bridge" N Beery. Jr.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Respite Planned
F0r New DADS
And Older Men

WASHINGTON. July Is tUP)
Fathers Of children conceived
prior 10 Pearl Harbor and regis
tered men in tho 2s-to-t5 years
bracket would not be inducted for
military service under plans now
hoing considered by the admin
iStration
SelectiVc service authorities.
however would retain authority
10 induci any man who baked at
transferring from non-eSSenual 10
essential employment
II was understood here that a
number Of factors contributed 10
consideration of a program which
would reduce materially the
monthly induction schedule One
major factor is The role the United
States. must play as an arsenal
Of democracy
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
j. ). Detectives
Will Question
0ake,'s!' Widow


NASSAU, Bahamas, July 13
(INS)-Two Miami detectives in
vestigating the death of Sir Harry
Oakes, American-born baronet
and gold-mining magnate, today
were on their way 10 Bar Harbor,
Me, to question Sir Harry's widow
and his 1S-year-old daughter,
Nancy.
Nancy's husband, Alfred de
Marigny. is under arrest in Nassau,
under suspicion of numbering his
fabulously rich father-in-law.
The American detectives, Capt
Edward s. Melchen and Capt
James O. Barker, are investigat-
ing the case at the behest Of the
Duke of Windsor, governor Of the
Bahamas.
DIR. Ulrich Oberwarth, a Czecho-
Slovak refugee, has been removed
as Nassau's prison doctor, re-
portedly because he is a friend
of De Marigny. Preliminary in
veStigation of the charge against
De Marigny has been postponed
until Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
.0ffitiidIsCIose
Stephan Files

With receipt Of the report Of
the deputy marshal who accom-
panied traitor Max Stephan 10
Atlanta penltcntiary Detroit fed
eral officials today wrote off as
finished their part in his case.
Stephan. whose death sentence
was commuted t6 life imp4son-
ment by President Roosevelt, was
taken from Milan detention home
10. Atlanta hy Deputy Marshal
John Page, who was sworn to
secrecy concerning details Of the
trip. Page is the man who would
have hanged ctpphan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13


yHNvM1es!
Q The skipper of Fighter X" is going hunting. "a
for the five hours he'll be combing the skies
for signs of Jap marauders.
And on his PATROL he will burn $40 gallons of
gasoline enough for year of Peacetime driving
in the average family carl
Maybe that will give you idea of the enormous
amount of oH-for aviation gas and other petroleum
products-that il takes 10 win Wal.
Oil TO fuel 100000 planes quarter million
tanks and motorized vehicles the worlds creates,
feet of warshiPs and transports the furnaces
of ofthousands of roaring plants.
oil that must be carried from the wells of the South
the rehneries, factories and ports of the Eas4
And though it's one of the wars toughest Jobs, the
oil is coming through! Rolling like mighty river
orey Ameyicas rails almost million barrels
day! It's coming in trains half-me long -.
in old tank cars rebuilt tank cars box cars loaded
with drums-and a few tank that are new -.
all pinch hitting for the coast-wise tankers 10
transatlantic service.
The New York Central alone hauls nearly third of
the oil that into the And
this load is in addition to the Centrals regular
war job of transporting military supplies, troops
essential freight and passengers war business.
How yon help win this vital home-front bauel
In two ways:
Sate etery breeiops gallon Of gasoline and heating oil
that yo~ possibly cant
When planning trip shipping by rail- remember that
epery inch Of raiIteay space is utally important
today. Please don't uaste it,
New York Central
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Plane Grew
Al
Escapes Crash

LONDON. July 13 GNS)-A
prayer for the planes crew made
BY an anonymous mechanic IN a
warplane factory AZ Fort Wayne
Ind, was answered yesterday
when the crew Of a bullet-riddied
Marsuder bomber escaped with
out harm as it craSh-landed az rs
base.
An unknown war plant cmploye
had scrubbed on the fuSelaCc
"GOd bless the crew of this
airplane-I pray for your safe
return
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Iowa Curfew Plan
Would Fine Parents
Photo by International News PHI

IOWA CITY. Ia. July 13 (INS)
An ordinance, passed by the city
council 10 its second reading and
providing a 10.30p m curfew for
youngsters under Is, would hold
parents responsible for the where
abouts Of their offspring. Fines Of
500 and 30-day jail sentences for
the parents are asked in the pro-
posed ordinance.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Rexford TugWeN
Arrives inCdpitaI

WASHINGTON, July 13 UNS)
Gov. ReXford Guy Tugwell,
storm center of the Puerto Rican
food controversy, arrived here
yesterday on what he described
as A routine trip.
Tugwell admitted that eco
nomic conditions in Puerto Rico
were poor but he declined 10
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
New School Chief

HILLSDALE. July 13 (UP)-
c.. c. Chittick, for five years
superintendent of schools at
nearby Montgomery, has been
named superintendent and teacher
of agriculture at Grant, in
Newaygo County. He will be sue
ceeded at Montgomery by Carle-
ton II. Andrews, former school
head there who retired June 30
as Hillsdale County school COM
missioner.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Admiral Wins War Medal

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, July
13 (UP) - Rear Admiral Jesseb
Olendorf has been awarded the
Distinguished Service Medal for
meeting the German submarine
menace in the Caribbean, it was
announced TODAY,
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
Halifax 10 Tour Northwest

WASHINGTON, July 13 GNS)
The British Information Service
announced that Niscount and
Lady Halifax are leaving today
for a three weeks tour Of the
Northwest.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13
NaZi Drive
I'm Russia
Weak@nS

MOSCOW. July II GNS)-
Russian fighters stood firm today
in the face of renewed. but weak
enlng German assaults along the
central front as indications
mounted that the Nazi offensive
has spent its strength.
Frantic attempts by the Hitler
ties to break through were turned
back by the Red army, while
enemy commanders carefully re-
Trained from spending men and
materiel AT the rate they did in
the preceding eight days.
During the last "a hours of
combat, the Russians destroyed
or disabled a total of 122 Nazi
tanks and Is planes. boosting to
1922 tanks and 1925 aircraft the
number bagged since the German
offensive which so far has gained
no appreciable ground, was
started.
NAZIS WEAKENING
An official statement issued by
Red army headquarters said
pointedly that although fighting
remained stubborn along the Orel-
Kursk front, the Germans did
not throw in such large forces as
in previous attacks" indicating
that.the Nazi drive was beginning
10 crack.
One thousand Nazi officers and
men were killed during a vain
counterattack in one sector,
while nearby II tanks, six heavy
guns and 25 machine guns were
destroyed by Russian troops meet
ing the German drive head-on.
In the Belgorod region, sole
area where the German have
managed TO make any gains of
even minor size, combined enemy
TANK and infantry units, sup
ported by artillery and Luftwaffe
formations. assaulted the Russian
positions repeatedly.
ALL ATTACKS FAIL
after falling In one sector
they turned to another" the
statement disclosed, but all
attacks failed"
"a German radio broadcast
Of a high command commune
que declared that the Russians
had launched relief counter
attacks east and north of the
rail junction city Of Orel
tThe statement asserted that
all the assaults were hurled
back The German command
also claimed that tho Russians
lost DO tanks and 10 planes in
one days fighting alone in the
Kursk region, allcgedly bring
ing 10 l.610 the number Of
tanks bagged since July 5. in
addition to l 400 guns and 2S,-
900 priSoners)
The official statement also de-
scribed fighting on the Kalinin
front above Moscow. where Red
scouts killed 20 Germans after
breaking into their trenches in a
surprise maneuver Many pris-
oncrS were taken and small
amounts of booty seized
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

make a statement about the con-
gressional investigation into the
social and economic situation
there.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-13

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order Them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
Ann Arbor Merchants
Receive Bogus Checks

Ann Arbor. Aug. 6--An unidenti-
fed couple who had defrauded four
Ann Arbor merchants out of
S15555 through forged checks, was
sought here today by police. Pass.
ing OF the checks was discovered
and reported to police Wednesday
afternoon after they were returned
from local banks marked no DC
count. Three Of the checks were
for i26, and the fourth cashed at
a large department store, was for
So
Police have stated that the writ.
ing on all checks was identical. A
man had passed the three smaller
checks, merchants reported. and a
woman had cashed the large one.
Names on the checks included
those OF Richard Finnor". Calvert
Zahn' Walter Miller. Jason p.
Madison and Irene NJ. Taylor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
CHEMIST VOLUNTEERS

Ann Arbor. Aug "a local chem.
ist. Harold Matzke. has volunteer
ed for field service with the over
seas unit OF the American Red
Cross. Mr.. Matzke, who has been
teacher Of chemistry al Ann Ar
Dor High School for II years. was
employed as a chemist for the Ann
Arbor branch Of the Dow Chemic-
al Co. during the past year. He
will leave Aug. 10 for Washington
for special training.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
DISMISS CASE

Port Huron. aug. -AP-A story
reported by Mrs Betty Cool. a.
wife Of Mai Paul Cool. Pacific wa
hero. that she was bound and gag
Red by three men who rausacked
her apartment last Saturday night
was dismissed Thursday by police
here. Miss Coofs story does not
substantiste itself and other eyl.
uenee produced through inyestiga.
ton by police reveals that her
account OF the alleged episode Il
very flimsy' Assistant Prosecutor
Eugene Bergsmsn said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
WARNS STRIKERS

Flint AuR 9 AP-City Manager
George r. Gundry warned IS gar.
bage and waste collectors here who
left their obs Wednesday demand.
ing a wage increase that the city
government will not discuss their
demands until the valkOut is end
ed. The garbage men were sus-
pended for three days for failure 10
report for WORK. and the sus-
pension remained in effect Thurs
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
One. Minute Test

Where IN the Bible do We
find the words The Lord IL my
shepherd shall not want
2 Which psalm begins. The
heavens declare the glory Of God
and the armament sheweth HIS
handiwork"
3. Who said. Almost thou per.
suadest me to be a Christian, 3"
and 10 whom was II SAID
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
Local Lieutenant TO
Train at Columbus, O

Ann Arbor, Aug sit John
Airey. Jr.. 25. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Airey. left Sunday for Colum-
bus. O.. where he will receive train
ing in Flying Fortresses. It. Airey,
who was graduated from advanced
flying school at George Field, H.,
last week. enlisted in the Air
Force last October.
He is lifelong resident OF Ann
Arbor having attended Ann Arbor
High School. graduated from
Northwestern Military Academy.
and attended Michigan State Col
Iege for two years. Previous TO
his enlistment he was employed n
the engineering department OF
King Seeley. Inc.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06

Damage to Axis
Locomotives Start
With Air Force

Washing ID. c. Mosquitoes
and beauhghters Of The Fighter
Command on intruder patrols a.
lacked enemy railway targets in
France and Holland That laCou.C
announcement IS appearing with
increasig frequency in the British
Air Minis'ryS daily communiQues,
which are causing considerable int
crest in Washington military cir
Giles
The air offensive against Hiiiers
anSportaiion arteries is being
pushed home,
Down n he protrudlna corner or
French Brittany. for example. there
isa stretch OF 20 miles OF railway
which ia major German mead
ache Royal Air Force men called
II the target range because they
use The heavy. 12Wneelet. four
cylindered locomotives on that line
10 sharpen up on The science and
arr OF train-busung.
And IL isR science and art There
is proper and wrong way TO
do h.
The pilots are naturally silent
about their individual methods
but a successful "prang attack on
locomotive seldom carried
out head on.
Primarily the aim is 10 blow up
the boiler That is done with
burst from the Mosquitoes four 20
millimeter cannon. Usually even
giauCing shot does the trick. Tor
he boiler Is already under lerfihc
pressure from within After mat
ne Mospgitos pilot can spray the
entire locomotive With his .ioi.CaI.'
Der machine guns 10 chew mp as
many parts as possible, from the
FIRE box TO the valve gear 70 give
repair shops weeks or months OF
work.
There is another reason Tor al
tacking from the side The French
or Dutch engineer can see the al
lacking plane coming and has time
10 bring he locomotive 10 matt
before he amoIeS our or Ms can.
or course, that leaves the train
standing stationary on the tracks,
like a dead duck in shooting gal
lery. but that's all part OF the plan.
out OF sheer courtesy many Roy
a. Air Force men often fire warn
ing burst from their guns ~ lhry
think the engineer has not seen
them 10 give him time to escape.
Applaudiug crowds sometimes
give the train-busters trouble. Ihey
stand along the edge OF the track
and cheer as the Mosquitoes come
in for The Kill one pilot told stan
ley Baron OF the London News
Cronicle. 81 once had 10 make TWO
feint attacks in the hope OF making
The crowd move. then ! gave mp
and flew around until the engineer
pulled the train clear
The Mosquito is an eminenily
successful train-buster because lls
terrific speed (around 400 m. p. NJ
makes II difficult for the Nazl ann
aircraft gunners on the trains 10
get a bead on il as II ATTACKS AZ
tree.top level
Because OF its maneuveraollty'
the pilot is able 10 bank OUT OF the
wsy Of the exploding boiler as ne
crosses over and can make 'ls NJ
Turn 10 come back tor aholueI ~
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
TO PICK BEANS

Kalamazoo. Aug. 6-AP-kald-
mazoo County will recruit approx
mately 100 women and girls over ~
years old during the next week to
help harvest the Allegan County
bean crop. Living at a camp on
Allegan Lake. their only expense
will he about S125 day for food.
4. y. Merely. Allesan County az =
cultural agent, will be in charge
Of the camp.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06

ration oficials. The cases are 10
be pressed in federal court II was
said, as soon as findings have been
checked Most Of the violations
concerned indorsing Of gasoline cou'
pons and use OF coupons by motor
lists other than the rightful owners.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06

production iags will call FOR con
sressional action. What form the
action VIII take ia prob'emalical.
bur can see how it could easily
he in the form OF labor draft IN.
der which every man. woman and
child would be compelled 20 make
sacrifices for the benefit Of the
armed forces
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
MORE BERRIES

Cadillac. Aug 6-There are more
hlueUerr.eS IN MIssaukee County
this year than he has seen in the
last 20 years Otto Dahlgren, yeter.
ain Cadillac BURBERRY picker. has
reported He didn't attempt TO rec
OnCi.e thIS abundance with the So
cents a-quasr price charged for blue
berries IN the Detroit area.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
oENoUNcEs BUREAUCRACY

Bay City. Aug. Address.
ing the annual convention OF the
State Association OF County Wei
fare Boards and Boards OF Super.
yisors here Thursday, Lieut.. Gov.
Eugene C. Keys denounced the ris-
ing tide OF bureaucracy in govern
ment and urged local selfgovern-
ment units to hold their governing
movers
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
Totisy.s Horoseope

A birthday today means that
you are impulsive. highly emo
uonal and retiring by nature
Cultivate a more assured and az.
gressiye outlook on life. You are
a fine talker and like 10 read
Choose a mate with intellectual
interests If you wish to be happy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
MAY CLOSE STATION

Adrian, Aug. "a group OF OPA
inspectors working in the city have
threatened to close Ave or six gaso-
line stations for violations OF OPA
regulations, according to announce.
ment Tuesday by Lenayee County
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06

In Ohio's largest city school
system, after a competitive CON
test. surprised lS-year-old boy
who had Just completed a race was
found to have a marked case Of
valvulsr heart disease. He mad not
been discomforted by it in the
least.
Some athletes have large, some,
small hearts, but it wasn't the
athletics that made them small or
large In examining 233 sup
posedly normal athletes, DR.. J W.
Wilce found only 90 who had eI-
Actly normal hearts as to size. &C
cording to the ideal measurements
laid down.
What breaks heart down
then? Re-infection with rheuma-
tism or new infection with inhu-
enza or pneumonia; and advanc-
ing age with hardening Of the
small blood vessels Of the heart.
These most frequently. Not ath-
letics or work or having babies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
Hints on Etiquette

In these troubled times 1t may
be permissible 10 break a date
with woman friend 70 90 out
with a seryiceman. IL he has Just
arrived and has only a very short
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
THEY SA Y

WashircIOn Secretary NJ SI4Ie
,o..toi, III. .-.....,,r 49,, -
''' " ~ - ''''''e ~" 80
rs mat MS department buhsIed
|. : Foreign policy. The state
Department is fIncioniug eff
''''e 10 s''e d i"'' az 'o"'''"S u"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-06
WOULD BE FRAUD

Lansing. Aug. SAP Failure o
he leg Stature 10 make mp its shar,
OF the state pension fund would
amount 10 fraud on the EN-
p.Oyes. Auditor Genera Vernon J
Brown new chairman OF the state
employees retirement fund board. a.
serted Thursday The legislature
appropriated only $3.50 900 TO the
fund This wear. although $500. 90,
Is needed 10 make il solvent.