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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-01
Sports Roundup

Trenton y J-Ns-Garden Camden close
its II. the New Jersey racing commission ruled
today.
Yok-lNS-BelyinE Townsend Martin bay colt
bankrupt today watch after he captured the
Glass distraction by six lengths yesterday AQueduct payn
$3.50 10 81
JINS-Garden chalked biggest daily
Schools Royal Silver and Mrs
&1s6s0 yesterdays meet Royal Silver
Puritan in the stretch and paid single
tally OF $3.50 Canoe held 5000.
Wall OF Menomine Mich,
Sally Hutchinson Kan today the
Womens lnvaonal
Golf Tournament in Colorado Springs.
Miles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Minneapolis Rich.
fields tonight Miles in the
American Legon's junior baseball world series.
ChcagoiNSThe arrival Of Princequlo the
handicap
ingon Park The old has been named the $50
added Washington Park handicap o be Labor Day
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-01

Carlton Roberts, So, and Dorothy
Cook, "a, both OF Ypsilanti.
Robert Benedict Shipley. q. Ann
Arbor, and Kathleen Kelly, 20,
Patchogue, n. Y.
D. Duane Robinson, 10, Saline,
and Reva f. Wardle. IS. Ypsilanti.
Joe E. Shreve, IS, Ypsilsnti, and
Edna R. Mcpherson, IS, liberia
Rudolph Toennigcs. "a. Dexter,
and Thery Allen, %. Whitmo-e
Lake.
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old private Tuesday chose suicide
in preference to returning to his
base at Fort Jackson. S. c. Police
identified the soldier as Thomas
W. Ford. 10. OF Detroit. who had
been A.WOL. three weeks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Quentin G. Westrick, 20, and
Dorcas V. LentE, IS, both OF Milan.
Hugh H. White, 81, and Mary
Margaret Hacht. 2s. both OF Ypsi-
lanti
Louis Tolbert. %, and Roberta
Green, 81. both OF Ypsilanti
Benito Muniz, 20. Flint, and Del
flna Molina. l6. Milan.
Francis Kruidenier, 30, and Her.
pinia NJ Kroupa. 26.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-01

Chicago al Cincinnati.
ST Louis At Pittsburgh (2).
Only games scheduled
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-01
Ecuador Meter May Win Title


CHOOSES SUICIDE
Detroit. Sept. i-lNS-A 10 year
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-01
How They Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE

'Hdmes Dehlnd leadcr
Tuesdays Results
Boston &. New York 0.
Brooklyn 1, Philadelphia ?.
St Louis 4. Pittsburgh =
Cincinnati :. Chicago =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-24
6. GortieBung)


gegangen. Sn Der Ndbe elmer 9uelle,
mo Die &ebe sr trinfen famen, lag ct
regungslos in otdtem @ebiiif. Son
Der entgegengeiesten Seite oes 8al<
oes fam Der Sdger &oiegarten berana
gel6liden. CT friinlmte oen ion1t 10
itrammen &iiden, ipabte iiberal 5pi<
i6en ben 8aumltammen our9 uno
legte ii9 ni6t tpeit bon Dem Srte, mo-
8uiter berborgen mar, nieoer. 2ange
regte ii1 feiner bon beioen. 0a nabte
elm Srl,pp &ebe, tpelde ideu uno por-
itbtig Der Quelle 5ltrippelten. Sett
batten ite bielelbe errei9t uno bega1t-
men gu trinten. 9ald nabm Buiter
bie Slinte, tpel6e er neben lid) auf
oas Moos gelegt bate, uno 5ielte.
9em peritedten &oiegarten entsing
feline 8elpegung ni6t. 0eit balbem
2eibe ii9 erbebenb, itrefte er feline
8iidie our9 oas @e5tueig, uno ebe
Buiters &usel nod Dem 2aufe ent=
roat mar, fradte Ser S6uB bes Sd
gers.
uSeius, Maria!" idrie @uiter ME-
oeritnteno, benn Die 2aoung par linn
mitten in Die 8rult gegangen.
&oieearten berbarrte nod cine @ei'
le auf ieiner SteQe; crit als alles I'M.
her itiIle blieb uno au9 SHUTTER feline
8euegung mebr mabte ,1n6 fetnen
2aut bon iid gab, ging er boriidtig
euf i'm 5u, Inn ii6 gu iiber5eugen, Oh
er tpirfli@ tot iei; aber er iiberidritt
ni6t ben freien Blas, auf tpel6em er
eber geieben tperoen fonnte, ionoern
ging i'm &reiie Inn oenielben berum,
biz er gu Dem tooli6 getroffenen &C.
lanste. @r beuete itd nieoer uno I'M
teriu6te i'm flii6tig. Mit oem &eIul=
tote oieier l1nteriu6ung 5ufrieben,
perlieb er ben Blas.
@nfangs ging er langlam, aber oas
@rauen folete ibm auf Dem SuBe uno
idneller tpurbe iein S6ritt; atemlos
itiirate er 5ulest borlparts uno Die
sneit berlieb i'm erit, ais er auf ser
groben SdloBtreppe itano.
Sein eriter Gang mar al Srma;
aber oas Dienitmaoden iaste ibm, Die
gndbige Grau iei tranf uno er tonne
iie beute nidt mebr ipre6en.
sic tpar tpirfli9 frant uno unau-
rednungsfabig. Ser Sdeer fam ndm=
li9 in Dem &usenblid, mo- 9r. 8en=
ael iie 10 unertpartet abgefertigt batte.
X X X
Wie oiel Boriidt au1 &oiegarten
gebraudt bate, feline blutige Eat NOR
gleidDobl geieben ,uoroen, aber oie
3eugen - Elm paar bolalubenbe Beis
Der - bielten fid itile, 6enn iie fiird=
teten fiir ibr 2eben. Grit aIs Der M0r-
Der fid tpeit eenug entfernt batte, ell
ten iie au SHUTTER. Or ,par nidt tot.
ion6ern ertpa1te eben aus ieiner 8e~
tdlbung.
sd bin idper in ser 8rult bers
tuunoet', iaste er. ,,aoieearten bat
feline Sade 10 gut gemadt, baB ih
nidt mebr lange Ieben tper6e. Tut
mir bic 2iebe uno idafft midi in mei-
ne Siitte, 6amit i6 in 6en Mrmen
meiner Sdmeiter peri9eioe."
9ie Beiber nriibten iid aus 2eis
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-24
gaittpodb ben "a. Rars 1943

gtnoien madte ib IN Dentidlano uno
febrte na1 Dem Gooe meines aooptip-
paters aud tpieoer babin auriif, oenn
meine @eigung feiielte mid on oieies
2an6."
,,l1no Sic batten niemals cine Ser
nutung iiber Sbren tpirfliden 8a-
ter?' ~. -. d.
,,Ni9t bie geringite." "
,geun erlauben sic mir nod eine
inoisfrete 5rage: Sragen sic nt6t
elm Mal am Mrme2"
,Aaeroings, auf Dem linfen @rme
cine rote 9foie, sndbiges Sraulein.
Mber tpo5lt. ..."
2eonie lieB i'm nidt al,sreoen, ion.
bern mari it9 ibm an Die 8ruit uno
rief: u9arum alio 5og mid nein Ser5
au sir! 9arl1m mubte i9 Di6 lie
ben!'
8enael umi6loB sic carte @eitalt,
aber er tpuBte INNER nod nibt, Inn
mas es iib ban6elte.
sou biit mein lang berlorener 8ru=
ser 9anian bon 3abenburg!" rief
2eonie uno oriidte it9 nod feiter on
i'm.
sd Elm 3a9enburg??" fragte er
erItaunt.
uSa, elm 3a6enburg, Damian, uno
5tpar oerlelbe, 6em on bas Stamms
i9loB uno bie iibrigen Glitter erbalten
balt. Sebt bral16en mir fem Eeita=
ment uno feinen Pro5eB mebr! 9u
biit ielbit oa."
,,Mein @ott, 2eonie, i9 neritebe
fein @ort bon auem!"
2eonie er5ablte tbm nun, tDas tie
bon Dem Sterben6en pernommen, uno
rief babel tpobl Elm Dusenomal aus:
SOU bti It mein 8rroer Dauian uno
pirit nun fir INNER bel mir bleis
ben."
8en5el fam nur nad uno nab
BON ieinem @ritaunen 5lriid. @r bate
nod tauienb gintpiirfe 5u MAIDEN uno
nabm oie gertpanotidaft aud n,r I'M.
ter Dem Borbebalten elmer nabern
Briifung ar.
uSest mollen mir 5u SHUTTER eeben",
iagte 2eonie uno iie begaben iid in
oas &ranten5immer, no SHUTTER ite
NIT l1ngeoulb ertpartete. "Als td BEN
&errn Intpalt gum eriten Nale ouf
Dem Sdloiie iab uno ieinen Ramen
b0rte', fliiiterte er, ,,oa traf es mid
mie Elm 8lis 1T 6ie Seele, oaB es Da'
nlian fem Tonne q.
Ben5el, in1 bo6iten @rabe per'
tpirrt un6 iiberrai6t, trat auf feline
sufforberung an oas 9ett uno oer
&ranfe bot i'm, ibm Ben nadten Mrm
ou 5eigen. Ct bate faum eiuen Blid
auf benielben gesporfen. als ct aus
rief: $50 tpabr @ott lebt, 6as lit sic
8oie! Sd fann mid ntdt irreu. oenn
i6 babe 6ieies 3eiben niemals bergei.
len unb es tauien6mal Dor Mugen ge.
ieben, penn bas @etpiiien mir feline
@ube lteB. Sd ertenne es .pte6er unb
@ideline mitpro es ebenfaus erfen-
men,"
$50 1T iie2?" fragte 2eonie.
BUR Siitte'', anttportete Buiter.
,,Dort babe i9 oie &leiber beritedt,
tpel9e id 6amals ,6em fleinen Da>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-24
1nrlte I171ln u1ld der Erbe
con Zache,,burg

therein, oaB Die cine bel Dem Ser
tpunoeten bleiben, Die anbere aber
mdnnlide Silfe berbeibolen iollte.
Eieie fonnte erit ipdt eefunben tper=
sen, benn bie 2eute tparen ale auf
cen melt entfernten Seloern bei9df-
tigt.
3ufdaig fam oer Soriter Bolfs-
beim oes 8eges, als Die enblid an-
gefommenen Manner eben inn 8egriff
paren, oen 8ertpunoeten auf cine
8abre 5u legen.
$50 bat i'm allo 6o9, tpie id es
INNER poral1s geiagt babe, iein Ser
bdngnis ereilt", iprab er. ,Eragt oie
8abre aufs S6loB, ni6t in Die Siit-
te, mo er feline Silfe baben tpiiroe."
@uiter itrdubte iid anfanes oage-
gen, aber balo beiann er ii9 anbers
uno iprpad: uSSa, aufs S6loB, BORT
babe i9 lie alle 5uiammen. 8enad.
ridtigt aber meine S6peiter, oaB iie
logletG 5u mir fomme."
Ser Berlpunoete 1puroe auf 3a6en=
burg in iorsiame Yflege geeeben u1o
elm reitenoer 8ote elite in Die 5tabt,
um einen 9lr5t 5u bolen uno bel &C.
ridt @n5eige bon Dem Borfau 5u mo-
9en. Ser Mr5t uno Der llnterll=
6unssridter trafen 81, glei6er 3eit
Elm; unteroeiien mar audi ser Sdger
&oiegarten bon Dem Sdlobperionale
eingefangen tporben.
Na9oem Ser 4r5t SHUTTERS 8unoe
iorgfaltig perbunoen uno ibm eine
itdrfenoe Mr5nei segeben bate, Der,
lanste 8uiter ielbit nad Dem &idter,
oriidte aber oen Wuni6 aus, baB iei-
ne S9meiter, @rafin 2eonie uno Die
@oeltpein bel Dem 8erbGr 5ugegen
Ieien. @s gei9ab 10 unb er ma6te
nun folgenoes @eitdnonis.
,4oiegarten bat mir aufselauert
l,nb mir cine &ugel in bie 8ruit se.
iagt. 2ebenoig io1te i6 natiirlidb
nidt bleiben, oenn sic Srma bate es
ia geraoe auf meinen 500 abgeieben.
gs miro tpobl arb oa5u fonmen, aber
boffentli9 balt 6os 2eben nod lange
genug gu meinem @eitdnoniiie, beiien
id mid idon ldnsit batte entleoigen
iouen. Mein Same SHUTTER lit nur
elm ansenommener, eieentli9 aber bei.
BE i9 Neumaier unb bin in Ser Nabe
oes Eemesparer @belbofes geboren.
Sd CLAUDE, es lit idon an Die "a Sab
re. oa mobnte auf oem goelbofe Der
Graf bon 3a6enburg nit ietner jun
gen @e,nablin; @rdfin Srua batte
ebenfaus oaielbit ibren Bobniit auf-
geidlagen. Sie bate einen @rou nit
ibrem 8ruber ,pegen eines &inoes, bes
fleinen Damian, sen meine Sbmeiter
tdeli6 in Sen 8alo fiibren muBte.
Mit @olo 5tpang iie mir bas 8eripre-
den ab, oenielben um5ubringen. Sd
lieB mid lei6er berfiibren, entriB Sri
delinen oas &ino NIT @etpalt unb BE-
orobte fie NIT 6em Tobe, tpenn iie mid
perriete. grmoroen fonnte ih ben fleis
men Damian ni9t, 10 tief tpar ib nod
nidt eeiunfen. S9 aber bra6te bas
4ib nad Yaris ins Gin6elbaus; an
@elo feblte es mir nidt. geob an Dem.
ielben Gage tpurbe Ser fleine Dan,ian
bon einem 6eutIhen @aufmann onqes
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Dtis @aiieafrenaS

fragte: ,,sino sic oas ainoermao-
den, nnter oeiien Sbbut Danian
itnno?"
nSd bins, baudte oieie, ,,aber
id ihm0re Sbnen 5u @ott, oaB i'd fei-
Cell on Dem Wenibenraube bate, ion-
bern mid nit alien @rdften 5ur Bebre
ieste."
~SSit alles mabr, pas Sbr gruoer
er5ablt2"
,,8u6itabli6, gnaoises Jraulein.
MuBeroem f0nnen sic ibm aub gla,,-
ben, tpeiI er auf Dem Sterbebette liegt;
er miro bod fetne 2iige NIT in Die
@migfeit nebmen."
@a9 elmer langen 8auie fubr ser
@erpunbete fort: ,,9ie @rdfin, Der i6
porlog, i9 bdtte oas &ino ermoroet,
gab mir ben peripro6enen 2obn, aber
iie fniipfte bic 8eoingung oaran, oab
i6 oie @egeno perlaiien ltn0 ibr nie=
mails tpieber unter Die Mugen treten
ourfe. 0iele 8eoingung erfiil1te i6
gern."
u@uBte @rafin Srma tpirflid nidt,
tpobin sic 6os @ino gebradt batten?"
fragte Der Nidter.
,Nein, id batte tbr seiast, Damian
liege nit einem i9peren Steine Inn
Sen &als auf Dem 8ooen Der 9onal.."
,,l1no iie glaubte esq
Isle slaubte es 10 fef, oaB ite mir
orobte, tpenn i6 ni6t reinen Muno
bielte uno lie in l1nselegenbeiten
brddte( tueroe iie mid als Woroer
angeben."
,,@ie bieB Der Wann, Der bas &ino
aus Dem 5inoelbauie nabm?"
,,&aitmir @en5el."
u8enael??' fragte 2eonie.
uSa, 8en5el bieB er, aber sic tom
men i'm nidt mebr als 3eugen bors
laoen, oenn er liest ldrsit auf Dem
&irbbofe Bere-2adaile in Paris."
,,l1nb Damtan!" fragte 2eonie nit
beftigem 3ittern, ,uas lit aus ibm
getporoen?"
sd peiB es nibt. Das Getpiiien
unb Die Nottpenoigfeit trieben mid
tpie einen @ed6teten our6 Die 8elt,
bis i9 enolid bur6 bas gerbdngnis
an bieIer Stelle feitgeba1ten ul1rbe.
@ott bat es 10 setpolt, oamit id fir
meme llntat geltraft tperoe unb elm
reumiitiges 8efenntnis ablege. g8iirs
oe 0anian ien1als tpieoergef,,noen,
10 tpollte i9 i'm iiber erfennen, benn
er bate Elm Wal auf Dem linfen Ir.
me, tpeldes elmer rotten &oie nit
8l6ttern uno 9ornen sli6." 4
,Das lit pabr", fie1 linn Mi9eline
in Die Ne6e.
,,@naoises 5raulein", fubr Der
ger1u,rnoete fort, .ia min Sbnen iest
meine 8ermutung ausipreden, aber
nur Sbnen auein, ba es mir nidt 5,1=
fommt, Elm @erii9t gu neranlaiien,
ipeldes ii9 m0elidermeiie als falid
ertpeiIen f0nnte!"
2eonie neigte ibr DIR au ieinem
Mun6e uno er fliiiterte ettpas, tpas
iie 1T grobe Mufregung berieste. Sic
itieB einen Ieiien 59rei aus lno
idtpanfte bin l,n6 Der. &aid. aber ers
mannte lie ii9 uno elite in Benaels
3inmer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
War Supply Disposal Plans to be Revealed

timistic note by Lieut.. Gen. Joseph
T. McNarney. deputy army chief Of
staff when he said that the United
Nations could pick the time and
place they next wanted 10 strike
He predicted that the United
States in its fight against Japan
would bypass the Nipponese Island
OutpOsts 20 the maximum extent
possible This was a forecast thai
America might soon be striking
a. the heart Of Japan.
lie also foresaw the. bombing Of
Germany from bases in italy. 10
squeeze the Nazis into a. triangle
bounded by bombing excursions
from England, italy and Russia lie
said that in operations 10 date
we have opened up a number Of
practical alternative routes NJ In
sasion" OF the European co.'.uent
lie reported. too. that the Allied
BON bing raids had forced Germany
10 halt bomber construction and
turn 70 defensive fighters. lie said
that the prospects Of a successful
attack on the onemys so-called
Fortress Europe are not too unfa
yorable."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
Nod Given to
Wire Merger

Washington, Sept; 2S-UP-The
Federal Communication Commits.
sion today announced approval OF
the loag-debated merger OF the
Western Union and Postal Tele-
graph Companies. thus uniting the
only two agencies handling CONNER
cial wire messages within the Unit
ed States.
The FEC said the merged com.
pany. which presumably will bear
the name of the Western Union Te-
legrapn Company. will be a "natu.-
al monopoly like the telephone,
power and gas companies where
1t has been found by experience
that one company adequately regu-
lated can render superior
service at lower costs than compel
ing companies.
The companies have been bitter
RVS for years.
The FEC decision, which said the
merger was in the public interest
and would end useless aralleling"
Of facilities. found sharp criticism
in the dissenting opinion OF Com
missioner c. j. DUR, the. only one
Of the six commissioners to disap-
prove.
DUR said he thought a merger
was all right but not under the
terms of the present agreement,
which ne said would freeze into
the telegraph industry all the obso-
lescence OF methods and thinking
which have long characterized its
operations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
Solutions Found
TO Pennies, Fat

Eagerness OF Martha Washington
Theater employees to do all they
can to help in the war effort is H.
Illustrated by the willingness with
which they accepted the task OF
counting one thousand. eight hun
dred seventy five pennies turned in
for one bond. Pennies turned in in
such large number constitute a
problem for banks and business
places already rushed with extra
war work and in many cases short
OF help. A solution suggested at
the banks is that patriotic residents
who have large numbers OF pennies.
call at either bank for wrappers
into which to place the coins.
when filled they will then be &C.
cepted for the total indicated on
the wrapper and the counting task
will be simpllfied.
Handling OF waste fats has also
been put on a less difficult basis
for busy meat dealers. Household
ers are being cooperative by put
ting the drippings in regulation
cans mot glass; with wide tops
avoiding bringing them to mar
kets during rush hours and collec-
tons from the markets are made
weekly so that merchants do not
find themselves short OF space in
which to store the vitality needed
salvage.
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WPB Vice Chairman Charles z.
Wilson; and a dozen other produc.
tion. mun!tion, and wartime plan.
ming experts.
A military backdrop was afford
ed the walks OF ByrDes. Stnson.
Knudsen and Wilson. War Depart
ment officials arranged for mill
tary exhibition at nearby Fort Bel
voir. Va. It was the theater az thai
army post that was the setting foi
the final meeting OF the two-day
conference.
Those attending the conference
hailed IL as success even after
the first day. when it was opened
with a warning by Undersecretary
OF War Robert P. Patterson that
the var will be costly in blood
and men" They said they would
take back home with them a deep
er appreciation OF the war strategy
and an explanation OF why the
army was calling for more and
more planes and more and more
war materials.
The conference was given an op-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
Board Of Health
Revokes License

The Victory Grill 81 y. Huron
St. has been ordered closed, and
its license was revoked Monday
evening by the Ypsilanu Board o.:
Health at a special meeting in the
city hall. Proprietors OF the res
taurant who appeared before the
board TO defend charges OF having
violated the city restaurant ordin-
ance, we're Steve Vanldes. Frank
Poulos. and John Demos. They
were specifically accused OF fail
ing to comply with regulations gov.
ernins cleanliness of walls. ceilings.
and floors. display and storage Of
food and drink. and with failure to
require employees to hold food hand
lers certificates of health.
County health officials present al
the meeting were Robert Cameron
sanitary engineer: DR.. Otto K
Engleke. head OF the county health
department and Joseph O'Brien. as
sistant sanitary engineer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
F ather Draft
.DebateOpens

Washington, Sept. 2S-lNS-The
Senate opens debate today on the
Wheeler bill to defer drafting CT
fathers with Sen. Burton X. Wheel
err CD Mont, author, refusing to
conce ia predicted defeat.
p Il have made no check" Wheel
err said. but | have confidence
enough in the Senate to believe
that when they know the facts Of
the middle Of manpower they will
not vote to break up American
homes because of Administration
mistakes"
Sen. Robert r. Reynolds Cd n.
c.. chairman Of the Military Affairs
Committee, expects the Senate to
reject the Wheeler bill however,
either by a direct vote or by recon-
hitting the measure to his commit
tee.
1T looks as though the Senate
will follow the leadership OF tho
chiefs 81 military STATS rather than
follow the advice OF civilians said
Renolds.
Despite the fact that the Taft
amendment, requiring that faith
ers uGder 30 years OF age be induct-
ed frs, appeared to gain ground.
Reynolds said that the Administra-
ton would oppose all drastic pro
posals.
81 understand that the Admins
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28

Washington. Sept. 2s-INS-The
director OF the special planning dNv
vision Of the L. S. Army was called
before the War Departments con
ference OF prominent industrial. la
Dor and newspaper leaders today
to tell what Is going to happen 10
the thirty billion dollars worth u
goyernment-owned war plants In
the postwar era.
He was Brig. Gen. William r.
Tompkins. who has been given thu
man-size job Of planning indus
trial rehabilitation" when peace
comes. The eonclave. called by the
Army to tell civilian leaders the
why's and wherefore's OF military
strategy. also was scheduled 10 be
addressed by War Mobilization Di.
rector James F. Byrnes.
Other speakers drafted y in
form such industrialists as ship.
builder Henry J. Kaiser and Motor
Magnate Henry Ford II OF the
Army's planning in this ten bill
lion dollar a month war Included:
Secretary OF War Stimson:
Lieut.. Gen. William S. Knudsen;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
Sec WAR Page 2
Curfew Law
Now in Force

Ypsuanu police viii begin en-
forcemept OF the recent curfew Or
dinance this evening. II authorizes
them to take action upon finding
any child under the age OF Il years
upon the streets between the hours
Of 1880 p. m. and $3.50 a. m. Ac-
cording to the curfew regulations
minors are to be off the streets
during these hours unless accom-
panied by a parent or legal guar
dian. or unless their employment
is such that they can prove a right
TO be out at that time
At first, according TO Police Chief
Dan +. L. Patch. enforcement will
merely consist OF warning the chill
dren, and the parents. with Off
GERS attempting to enlist the CO.
operation OF the parents in keeping
the children off the streets. How
ever. II parents or guardians con-
sistently refuse TO comply with po-
lice requests the case may be taken
into civil court. where parents may
be fined as much a. $50, o. sen
fenced TO 80 days in jail. or both.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28

merchants made their customary
sales, emphasis was placed on War
bands and stamps.
A section OF the Ypsilanti High
School Band under the direction q
Lelanl Randall, marched in the
downtown district for a part OF the
eveninE. and other musical patriotic
selections were played over he
loud speaker system. Eight per
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28

Washington, Sept. 2S-INS-Sen.
Walter F. George CD Ca. chair
man of the Senate Finance Com
mittee, said today that enormous
tax increases are inevitable If the
government is to raise even part
Of the twelve billion dollars in ad.
ditional revenue demanded by
President Roosevelt.
There is no way to get more
money except through the sources
from which it is being taken now 4"
George said. This means that
there must be very steep increases
in individual and corporate income
taxes and a wide broadening of the
excise tax base which would give
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
New Life IN
Area

One OF Ypsilanti's oldest business
houses, the Sinkule Market, re-
sumed business today after being
closed during the summer months.
over a period of "a years the name
has rated high In Ypsilanti mer-
chandislng under the guiding hand
of Mathew, Charles w. and LAMAR
B. Sinkule.
A new departure from the previ-
GUS policy OF credit and delivery
service is the change to serve-self
and cash. Much as they disliked the
idea Of disseminating the credit and
delivery service. the Messrs. Sin
kule stated. they submitted to the
demands OF existing emergencies.
The new plan will provide faster
service for the increasing patron
age in the depot area.
During the months that the store
has been closed. IL has Been COM
pletely redecorated and remodeled
to accommodate maximum trade in
minimum time and it is an enter
prising step In the trend OF revival
at the depot-where in days past the
big hotel and p-to-the-minute
shops were located.
Even before the war there we're
definite indications OF the re-
vival Of the district as one OF the
best shopping centers in Ypsilanti.
Stores have been renovated, new
business enterprises have been
established there and patrons have
found good stocks and convenient
methods OF merchandising. The
Sinkule market was one of the first
to recognize possibilities OF the
district and had taken a leading
part in reviving the area. The
summers renovation OF their store
and the increased services bring
new impetus to the movement.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-28
Work Started
on New Road

Construction on the new access
highway from the federal housing
area to the Ford Bomber Plant be
gan this morning with grading op-
erations started at the south end
OF the road. Grading on Holmes
Road prior TO paving It. vas to
begin this afternoon.
Field office for the Daren & Arm
strong Construction Co.. Detroit,
which Is 10 erect the new shopping
center at the Ford. Bomber Plant
has been erected. and construction
on the new project is to begin
soon.