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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-10

CHS Sunday Theatre Dramas - chs
Paul Whiteman Concert Series - blu
Quick as a Flash, Quiz Show - mbs
6:30-Great Gildersleeve Comedy - nbc
America in the Air, Dramatic - chs
Upton Close Second Comment - mbs
6:45-Dick Brown with His Song - mbs
7:O0-All-Time Hits, T. Dorsey - nbc
Weekly Report to the Nation - chs
Drew Pearson and Commentary - blu
Old Fashioned Revival Service - mbs
7:15-News Summary for Is min. - blu
7:30-The BandWagon Orchestra - nbc
The Eddie Carr Revue, Variety - chs
Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly, NJ c. - blu
8:O0-Chas. Mccarthy, E. Bergen nbc
Blondie-Dagwood Comedy Skit chs
The Greenfield Village Chapel - blu
Alexander G. Meditation Board mbs
8:15-Edward Tomlinson's Talks - blu
8:30-One Mans Family, Drama - nbc
Crime Doctor, Dramatic Series chs
keepsakes Music Memory Show - blu
8;45-Gabriel Heater Comments mbs
8:55-Five Minutes News Period - chs
9:00-Sunday's Merry Go Round - nbc
Magazine Drama & Guest M. c. chs
Walter Winche1l's Broadcast - blu
Walter Hampden as Lenoidas mbs
9:15-Basin Street and Its Music - blu
9:30-Album of Familiar Music noc
James Melton Song Half Hour chs
What's Name of the Song Quiz - mbs
9:45-Jimmie Elders Hollywood - blu
10:0o-Phil Spitalny & Girl Orch. - nbc
Phil Baker Take 1t or Leave t. chs
life of Riley and VIM. Bendix - blu
Cedric Fosters War Comment - mbs
1o:15Good Will Prog. As minis. - nbs
10;30-Les Tremayne, j. Gleason nbc
Freling Foster News Dramas - blu
II: oo-VaEiety and News to 2 a.m.-nbc
News, Variety, Dance 2 hr.-cbs-blu
Newsreel; Dance Variety g hr.)-mbs
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-10
OVER THE NETWORKS
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
Eastern War Time PM.

Changes in programs as listed due to
" eorrections by networks made too
late to incorpccate)
,s3a-The Paul Lavalle Concert - nbc
Trans Atlantic Call, Exchange chs
1oseuhine Houston Soprano Solo blu
The Romancers is minis. Show mbs
1245-Andrini g. His Continentals - blu
The Varieties from Nashville - mbs
1:o0-Voice of the Dairy Farmer nbc
The Church of the Air Sermons chs
John B. Kennedy in Comment - blu
Stanley Dixon in Commentary - mbs
1:15-An NBC 15-min. Recital nbc
Josef Marias Folklore & Songs - blu
Mems Choir and Girls Trio - mbs
1901. of Chicago Roundtable nbc
talks Time for Is Minutes chs
Sammy Hayes Serenade; News - blu
The Lutheran Half-Hour - mbs-basic
1:45-Ed Murrow's Commentary chs
2:oO-Church in Action, Forum nbc
Dangerously Yours, Drama Ser. chs
Chaplain Jim. U.S.A., Dramas - blu
Sky Riders, Servicemen's Quiz - mbs
2:3G-John Chas. Thomas 8. Song nbc
News of the World; Songs Spot - chs
Sunday Vespers via the Radio blu
Half-Hour for Dancing Music mbs
s0o-Upton Closes Commentary nbc
N. Y Philharmonic Symphony - chs
Listen the Women, Discussion - blu
This Is Fort Dix, Tom Slater mbs
s30-Official Hour by the Army nbc
Shades of Blue by Rex Maupin - blu
Mysterious Traveller, Dramatic - mbs
4:OC-Quiz Show via Microphone - blu
Melodies Come from California - mbs
4:3o-Music America Loves Best nbc
The Andre Kostelanetz Concert chs
Tha World of Song with Guests - blu
Roosty of the AAF, Comedy mbs
5:O0-NBC Symphony Toscanini - nbc
Family Time & Patrice Munsel - chs
Mary Small in Music Revue blu
Can't Take 1t With You. Play mbs
Copy. Newsp'r Drama - blu
Bulldog Drummond Adventures mbs
545-Bill Shirer in Commentary chs
Catholic Radio Service nbc
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-10
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| WILMINGTON

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
..,o 4 M-NeWs Summary.
az -pentecos.al Church-Rev. I. D,
Dickens.
..oo-BIue Network Correspondents.
s..yySCoast to Coast on a Bus.
,oo.oH-Voice of Prophecy.
o.9 strictly on the Record.
i'oo Fifth Avenue Methodist Church.
h'VV The Rev. Barclift.
,.m-Rlue Networks Weekly War
,o D MwAndrini Continentales.
n!a.sSss-Josephine Houston.
i2ao ~ SNews-John B. Kennedy.
!tys-Muac by Marais.
i1o- -samny Kaye Tangee Serenade
lakeland StoWe-News.
s..oG-OId Fashioned Revival Hour.
::.9S-Cburch of God-Rev. Combs.
ss.0G-Darts for Dough.
1.9a-World of Song.
s.oo-Mary Small Revue.
s.30-Hot Copy.
s.oo-Philco Hour.
g.0o-Drew Pearson and the News.
s.Is-Monday Morning Headlines.
T.3o-Quiz Kids.
,,::s@-Greenfield Village Choir.
s:l5-NeEs-Ed Tomllnson.
s.ae-Melodies in the Night.
sn-Jergen's Journal with Walter Win
,u-Chamber Music Society Of Lower
Basin Street.
,S-Jimmy Fidler.
,soo-The Life Of Riley.
inso-Keep Up with the World.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

9lugenblid GROCER neuer unterneb-
munger. Aebnlid 6a6te @rnIt gbbe
beim Aufbau Der 3eiBperte in SSena.
8erner 5ienens begann 16on I'm
Die Witte 6es borigen Sabrbun6erts,
ben Arbeitern, 6ie penigitens Elm bol-
bes Sabr bel ibm beidaftigt eepeien
paren, einen na6 MoBgabe ibrer
2eiitung bon ibm perionli6 feitgeleB.
ten @epinnantetl aus5u5ablen. uSft'
mails iiberraibte er als beionoers tii9.
tig ertannte Mitarbeiter our6 uner.
martet bobe Bramien; 6od i6eute er
iid au6 ni6t, Die Brdmien bon Mit'
arbeitern, nit oeren 2eiitungen er
nibt 5ufrie6en mar, erbebli9 5u fir.
5en." 9lls infolge Der getpaltig un-
gepa6ienen 3abl Der 8ei6aftigung
oie gin5elabitufung Ser Gii6tigfeit
our6 BEN 8etriebsleiter ni9t mebr
moglid tpar, ging man bon ben 2obn-
tarifen aus, in oenen ia i'm augen1ei-
men bic 2eiitung fir oas 8ert iibt-
bar miro, uno bemaB Die @etpinnbe-
teiligung our6 AbidluBprdmien uno
anoere 3upenoungen umIo bober, ie
peiter oas fir Die getpobnli6en glt-
tien feltgelebte MinoeitnaB Der 81
bioenoen iiberl6ritten tpuroe.
SIM @ei61ftsiabr 1866 be-
trusen ie na6 Der Eartfgruppe Der
arbeiteri6aft Die geian1ten 3upen-
oungen bieier Mrt 5tpii6en IS uno
$50 Marf auf ben &opf, auiammen
r1no Elm 8iertel oes Geingetpinnes
uno Die Sdlfte Der 9ipioenben. Da-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15
@etptnmbetetlt

8or einbun6ert Sabren, als it6 sic
Irbeiterfrage 5uerit anmel6ete, fam
etn unternebmer in Baris oaraut
feline Mngeiteuten am @etpinn oes &C.
i6aftes teilnebmen 3u laiien. Seit6em
til. oieie ginridtung INNER &pieoer
berIu6t tporoen, ieoo6 in Ben mei-
item Sduen obne 6auernben @rfolg.
Siineit erfdien in unierem 2anoe
cine fleine Abbanolung iiber bieien
@egenitan6, aus Der Se6er eines Mit-
glieoes Der @enoiieni6aft bonn foft-
barren 8lute, Sr. Soiepb &enfel. sic
Jet 5ur 2eftiire empfoblen. 9iele
|S9rift eri1nerte uns an einen Muflab
bon &ar1 8urbenne iiber Die @etpinn<
beteiligung in oen Siemensperfen
,So5ia1e Braris'', Berlin Is. Sanuar
1888, g. 85ff). Ni6t MIR iiber oie
slrt uno l1mfang Der @etpinnbeteili.
eung lit ibon biel seitritten tporoe11
aud Die Sabe on itd tpuroe oft sana
berihieoen geuertet, ielbf no am
8oblmollen fiir Die 4rbeitnebuter.
i6aft ni9t s,1 5tpeifeln mar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

gefesten. ... ,lno ie6er Suden6e Bat
an oem @eiu6ten nod ettpas g,,tal,-
MAIDEN, oas er inn trgeno einutaI an
getan, ODER er bat cine gfIidt an tim
gu erfiillen, bic er itrdfli9 ON ibm
nerna9laiiigte - aber olle, olIe milf"
fen tuieoer geben betrn anbre9enoen
Gag uno ibr ,,nedtiIltes 5eeIenIeio
NIT biniibernebmen in Der Eoten
2ano.
Gage nidt, es iei ia nur cine 2e-
genoe, mas i9 Dir eben era6bltel &c.
ptB, feiner bon ben Soten febrt su-
rid atf oieie grbe. aber tpenn oie
Soten pieoerfdmen, ipobin miir6e Del.
ne Seele tpanoern mii1en in ben G1-
lerIeelenna6ten nad oeinem Sooe?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

4lfreo Rritpp erfldrte: ,,8ie i9
ben gerluit allein trogen muB, 10 iit
audi Der getpinn mein bon re9tstpe.
gen; oenn i9 babe i'm ertporben nit
meiner 4raft l1n6 meiner Gorge" I"
aber boben BEL oem @etpinn nibt au9
Rraft uno Gorge oes Arbetters NIT.
gepirtt, uno trGet ntdt au6 er NIT
an ben Gerluiten, nenn bic auftr6ge
nadlaiien uno bic 8reiie iinfen2 So.
Der idrieb Berner Siemens an ieinen
8ruoer &arl: ,,Mir tpiir6e bos per-
oiente @elo mie eliibenoes @iien in
Der Sano brennen, tpenn ib treuen
@ebtlfen nidt BEN ertparteten InteiI
gdbe. gs mGre aud ni6t flug bon
uns, tie leer auseeben gu Iaiien i'm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

Srancesco 4ar6inal War9etti Gel
paggioni, papitli6er Bifar, ibidt iid
auf 8efebl BON Paplt Rius Dem
3polften an, fir oas romii9e 8oIf
einen al1gemeinen 8uB. uno 8ettag
an5uoronen, an Dem @ott angerufen
nerben miro, es aus Dem moraIiI9en
3ufammenbrud 5u erretten. Sn Jet.
nem Brief an ben 8itar iagte Der
Bapit, 6aB fem Ser5 ,,erbebe bel Dem
@eoanfen at oieien noraliiben 3u.
iammenbru6, Der in Der groBen Drift
li6en Samilie tagli9 gr0Ber lperoe
uno Der Die @lalbensldpa9en 5u ei-
ner b06lt beoauernstperten reliei0ien
@eoanfenloiigteit BEL 0ernadIdiiigung
Der beiltgiten Yfli6ten treble"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

BEL ftno bic Nufper6unser bes 8er.
fes fir Benfionsfaiien. grboI,rnes.
betme, 8eibnadtsprdmien uno 6br-
lide rlnterftiisungen nidt nritge36bH.
Steut man ale freitpiIIieen 2eiitrt-
gen Ser Sirma an ibre @efoIgibaft
in Re6nung, 10 beliefen ite iit9 I'm
8eiddftsiabr 1887 ,,auf ettpa aiuei
9rittel oes 9feingetpinnes uno ettpa
12O bonn Sunoert Der auseeidiitteten
9ibioenoen." @inerlei, Oh oieie Art
Ser @epinnbeteiligung nod perbeiie-
rungsfdbig erldeinen tpiiroe, pen,r
menn Die Seitiesung Der 9ipioenSen
uno oes &eineetpinnes itrenger unter.
iu9te, ieoenfaas oarf man nit BUR.
benne als 8irfung auf Die @efoIg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

8en miiBte 6eine Seele iu9en geben,
Inn nod ettuas gut5uma6en, mas ou
I'M 2eben oeridumt boit? 9ariiber
oenfe einmal ernitbaft na9 uno Be"
oenfe oas Seilanbstport:
~Birfet iolange es Sag lit: oenn
es fommt Die Na9t, 0a nieman6 mebr
tpirfen fann.' - @.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

Id5aft ertpurten, 0as ,,ibr @emein-
ibaftsgefiibl uno oamit au6 ibr 8iI-
le 5ur Weitarbeit an Ser 8trtebsge.
meini6oft geitGrft'' - alIo bic ieeIi-
ide &luft 5tpilden &apitaI uno gr"
belt lei6ter iiberbritdt miro, tpie s..
Sat. Soermans, 5.S., 6anals III ben
uStimmen Ser 3eit f9rieb. - g..
ct. B. G.-8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15

8irt gum Sremoen, Der eben bic
2e6nung beeli6en bat uno abreiien
min: Saben Sic iltd ou6 oas alte
&aubritteri9loB oben auf oem 8erge
angeieben2
5remoer, einen Slid auf feline &e9-
nung perfeno: Snt, baben bter fri.
ber a19 f6on Raubritter eebauit2
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-15
2tgenoe 3il,lt Naerieeleit.
1ltOltat

benz laerbeiIigen. lno MuerieeIentag
Oirfen bic armen Seelen tpte6erfeB-
rem an Die Stdtte Der groe, on oenen
tie emit I'M 2eben getpeilt. @ein Meen.
ibenauge nerrnag ite au idauen -
dber iie fommen in Der StiIle Der
gobeuberna6t in bic Bal6ite, in Die
Sduier, IN bic @iitten, bic fte ebeoem
betpobnten, uno bic nun o1t6ere BE-
tDobnen fir Die fur5e Gpanne 3eit, bic
man Menf6enleben rennt. l1n6 elm
gebeimnispoller Bug 5iebt iebe Der
ormen Seelen oortbtn, mo ite emit
fiinoiete. -. gu ben Weni6en, an
oenen fte nod etpas gut5uma6en bdt.
te. -. an ben Srt, an Dem iie Der.
emit ibre Bflt6t ni9t erfiiut. -.
Sc iit cine geo6t> Der @ebein-
niiie, Die Iuerieelenna6t. 9a fiilen
itd Die &ir6en ser @roe NIT uniidt.
barren 8etern. -. nit ben ormen
5eelen oer Meni6en, bic inn 2eben
81 ielten in Der Stride fnteten. @ber
es lit fetn Prieiter 0a, Der ibnen bic
,b1. Weiie lieit, Die ite eirltmols ni6t
5u i6aben tpuBten III Dem groBen,
uni6abbaren 8ert, 6en bas unb1utige
@rlolungsopfer Gbriiti beitbt. @s lit
tein Brteter 5ugegen, Ser ibnen oas
erdariitiibe 2ebensbrot fpenbet, na9
oem ite emit 5u penig 8erlangen tru-
gen. @s barrt fein Brielter i'm 8ei6t-
ftubl berer, 6ie iest NIT aufgebobenen
Sanoen Inn oas erIolen6e Wort fle-
ben modten, oas fte> iolange es nod
3eit mar, 10 mandesnoI nidt ges
iu9t - 6as 8ort: sd ipre6e bi6
los bon beinen Siinben i'm Nanen
oes 8aters un6 6es Sobnes uno 6es
Seiltgen @eiftes.' sic t0nnen nur
Ietie idlud5en un6 petnen rno nit
tbren &lagen Die beiligen &dume er-
fiillen, Biz 6os odmmernbe Worgen-
1i6t 1T ben 6arbeni6etben Der Sir
6enfeniter aufg1iibt un6 bic Eoten
betntruft in ibr fdmer5bones Gei9.
Sn Der Irmenieelennabt tpa11oern
rngelebene 8anoerer iiber bic gBege
Der groe bin un6 iu6en 1tnb iu6en.
5u6en Menf6en, Die ni9t mebr au
ftnoen itno un6 oenen bic 1tnfi@tbaren
Wanoerer nod ettpas @utes 1tnb Sic.
bes trsn modten, bas iie ibnen auf
groen nidbt getan. %. nod ein @ort
iagen m09ter, oas ite ibnen i'm 2eben
ni9t geIagt. 80. nod etnen @uni9
erfiillen m09ten, ben ite ibnen emit
ri9t erfiiat. Man fann einen tpeiten
8eg geben 5tpii6en Mbe1o uno Neor'
gen, u1o Die unit6tbaren 8a1oerer
tuanoeln itb miioe 6aran - aber, oie
fte fuden, bic begegnen ibnen ni6t
mebr. -. uno tpenn Der Morgen
beraufiteiet, miiiien fie 5uriidfebren
In ibr Eotenreid, unerfiillte Sebniu9t
BON BEN 1fa6en Ser gr6e nit it6
fortnebn1eno.
SSn Ser Iuerfee1enna9t 5ieben ge-
beinnispone Pfliiger ftlbern f6inn-
nterroe Rfliige iiber 6ie i9tpetgenoen
Seloer Fin, als nollten iie Surden
nod einmal pfliigen, bic iie oereinft
ungeraoe, na6ldiiig in fren16enr
@runo ge5ogen. SSn Der aaerieelen-
na6t fteben Irbeiter an erloi6enen
Seuereilen uno idlpingen Sdmmer, Die
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-25
Gov. Iugwen
in Difficulty

San Juan. Puerto Rico, Feb. %
Governor Rexford Guy Tug
well was the center today OF dis
pute which split the Puerto Rican
legislature wide open last night
when the lower house adopted a
resolution demanding his immedi-
ate removal and the Senate voted
in favor OF his continuation In of
flee.
The House resolution was adopt
ed by vote OF 20 10 l9 after a long
dramatic session which saw control
OF the body pass from the popular
party TO the Coalitionists.
The balance OF power was upset
when Rodriguez Pacheco. a liberal
party member who had been voting
with the popular group. swung to
the coalitionlsts. Pacheco was i'm
mediately elected speaker OF the
House in place OF Rafael Arrillaga
ToTrens.
The House resolution asked ap.
pointment OF a new governor in
place of Tugwell before the forth
coming 1874 elections. The coali-
tionists said they would not par
ticipate in the elections IL Tugwell
remained.
The Senate resolution. directing
that a message be sent to Presi-
dent Roosevelt supporting Tugwell,
was passed by a vote OF 10 70 Q.
The Popular party headed by
Munoz Marin, has one-yote ma.
iority IN the senate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-25
Anglo American Diplomatic
Meeting in London Forecast

has from time to time failed TO
support as strongly as Washington
thought desirable the American
policy in respect to the French.
London also is believed to be
more favorably disposed toward the
partial ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Ger
many after the war than Washing
ton. There are a number OF other
problems on which it is felt closer
coordination OF policy would be
desirable.
1t was just year aao in March
thatABritish Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden came to Washington
to hold a series OF talks with Sec
rotary of State Cordell Hull.
At that time, both Hull and Eden
expressed the view that there
should be more frequent personal
contacts between leading officials
Of the State Department and the
foreign Office.
Both Washington and London
are Of the opinion that closer per-
onal contacts would enable a clari.
fication OF American and British
views that should prove mutually
beneficial.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-25
LeniiencyPlea
Won by Juror

Detroit, Feb. 25-INS How a
woman juror battled against a
guilty verdict for five days and
finally wore the other nine women
and two men down 10 a point
where they agreed TO make len
iency plea, was revealed today as
DR.. Thomas, convicted Nazi spy
awaits sentence by Federal Judge
Edward ]. Monet.
The embattled jury, tired and
grim faced. returned the verdict
yesterday after a five day dead
lock.
Then juror No. >, Mrs. Sophia B.
Bank told her story-a story OF dis
belief in the testimony of the FBI,
of the bogus countess Graceful
chanen Dineen. whom she regard
as the real criminal. and how she
forced the weary jurors to elect
a new foreman before she would
capitulate.
I'm still weeping. can't help
it," said Mrs Bank after the YER
dict was delivered. 81 have cried
gallons since we went into that
Jury room last Saturday night"
Finally on Thursday Mrs. Bank
asked Mrs. Kerbyson. the new fore.
man, whether the jury would agree
to strong recommendation Of
leniency. The jury assented and
the verdict was arrived at. Mrs.
Bank made each juror sign a state.
ment to that effect before she
would agree TO leave the jury
room
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-25

Washington. Feb. 25-INS Sen.
ate Democrats. spurred TO new
heights OF independence by the
Barley incident" told President
Roosevelt today he can have the
cooperation OF Congress but al a
price.
The price Is maintenance OF the
legislative power and suppression
OF advisers accused OF misuslng
vast powers given them.
Republican members were even
more pointed in their demands that
Mr.. Roosevelt 'clean house" in the
sp.awling executive branch OF the
government.
The congressional position was
put up TO the President as Sen. Al
ben W. Barkley. reelected as the
Senate majority leader and not an
Administration spokesman, re.
newed old expressions Of mutual
esteem with Mr.. Roosevelt but made
IL plain there also must be mutual
cooperation in the future.
Need Common Ground
Reelected unanimously after re
signing in his explosive break with
the President over the tax bill veto,
Barley told the Chief Executive
that lin this great crisis OF our
nations history we must all seek
some common ground upon which
we can meet and have confidence
in one another"
THAT applies to all the branches
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-25
Train Strikes
Georgia Man

Marion Martin. %, 1903 Folk St,
LaGrange. Ca, was almost instant
ly killed Thursday at 5:4j p. m.
when he was struck by an east.
bound train on the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad tracks at the Forest
Ave. crossing. The death vas de-
clared accidental by Coroner S. r.
Clark and police were at a loss to
explain how the accident happened
II. c. Fizzell was engineer o; the
train. Mr.. Martin. who had been
walking across the tracks at the
time he was struck, was dragged
along the length OF the track for a
way before the train could be
stopped.
Funeral services are TO be In La.
Grange, Ga, where Mr.. Martins
wife, Lillian, and their three chill
dren reside. Mr.. Martin had lived in
Ypsilanti for less than a year. hav.
ing been an employe Of the Cen
trail Specially Co. He had returned
Tuesday from a visit TO his home
in Georgia and was en- route to OBJ
tain his baggage from the railroad
station when he was struck. He had
lived at Ypsi Lodge. SIS Franklin
90
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-25
Argentine President Quits;
Vice President in Charge

relative to a new coup by nation
alist army officers, many describ-
ed as having Axis leanings. only
three weeks ago two leading mem
bers Of the Ramirez cabinet were
forced to resign-Gen. Alberto Gil-
bert, foreign minister, and Col. En-.
rique Gonzalez, secretary to the
presidency-when officers fore
stalled a declaration Of war against
the Axis. said TO be favored by
Cen. Ramirez as we'll
The Ramirez administration was
doomed from that time forth, and
Il appeared only a matter OF days
before he was shelved.
The new president. Farrell. Is
former minister Of war Only
yesterday Montevldeo had reported
that the ousted foreign minister.
Gilbert, had been named war minis
ter. and that Gonzalez returned 70
the cabinet as minister OF the In
terror. probable last attempt BY
Ramirez TO retain a strong anti
AXIS government.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-25
High School Program Will
be Repeated This Evening

Philbin; and "Besame Mucho' t,
with Evelyn Kirchoff.
Clever Interpretation OF the
rhumba was given by Bette Rob
erts and her company. while "Jiv.
ers Eight" danced to Coin to
Chicago.
Marines Hymn" with the chorus
and dance band was a fitting open
ing for act three which stressed
patriotic numbers. Shirley Shock
in Say a Prayer for the Boys
over There provided a dramatic
ending 10 an unusual program.
Mr.. Schafer is assisted by Le-
land Randall and william Hunts
berry. Directors are Mrs. Jack
Lockwood. Miss Caroline Lewis.
Frank Sehimel. Orville McMurray,
John Davidson. and Miss Justine
Enss.
The Student Council. Miss Ger
trude Murray and Mrs. Elizabeth
Teaboldt. advisers, sponsor the pro
gram.
Accompanies are Mary Lou Met
calf, Donald Giese, aud Annie Hill.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-25
.Mishap Ties
up Traffic

Traffic on the South Belt
at the Michigan Ave. Intersection
was tied up for approximately five
hours today, following truck
automobile accident al about . a.
m. John A. Gibson. Detroit. was
driver OF the large trailer-truck.
which overturned while turning on
To Michigan Ave, striking and
slightly damaging an automobile
driven by Dart G. Hooker. Chelsea,
which was stopped at the intersec-
ton. According to state police the
truck overturned when the driver
attempted to AVOID a collision with
an automobile and trailer driven by
Crawford Bcasley, Francisco, Ind,
which had started 10 turn onto
Michigan Ave. and then swerved
in the opposite direction. The
truck, which was loaded with mis-
cellaneous goods including a large
amount OF soap chips, was consider.
ably damaged. state police stated.
and contents Of the trailer were
scattered along the highway.
Receives injuries
John W.. Sherk. 932 Glenwood
Ave. Ann Arbor. received minor in
iurics this morning when his car
crashed INTO a telephone pole in
an accident at $50 near the inter
section OF Martz and Whitaker
Rds 4 PASSENGER in the car, Ronald
Sage. Ann Arbor, was uniniured.
According TO state police. the driver
had fallen asleep az the wheel and
the car left the road when round ng
curve. The telephone pole vas
knocked down, and wires were en-
rnagbad
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-25
SENATE Ouemides Roosevelt Veto

Washington, Feb. 25-AP-The
nations tax bill was increased by
50, 100000 to a new record to-
tai of over s42,0O0,0O0 annually to-
day as the Senate followed the
House in overriding President Roos-
evelt's veto of the second wartime
revenue act. The vote overriding
the veto was 70 to IA.
First general effects OF the new
legislation will be felt when higher
postal rates become effective 80
days hence.
Then, on April l, an increased
schedule OF excise taxes become ef-
fective. jumping the levy on liquor
from Sc TO 50 gallon, or about II
cents a drink on 100.proof spirits,
and extending through a list of 9th.
or commodities and services.
The legislation has no effect
whatever on the individual income
tax returns due by March Is on
1943 income.
Salient provisions Of the new law
include:
l. Increases in individual income
taxes for 1944-to yield an add.
tional $664,900,00O. There is no
general rate increase, the new reve-
nue. beng derived through elimina-
ton OF the earned income credit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-25

Buenos Aires, Feb. 25-INS-The
resignation Of Argentina's presi.
dent. Pedro Pablo Ramirez, was
officially announced today by a
government bulletin which added
that the vice president. Gen. Ed
elmiro Farrell, had taken charge.
Reports from Monteyideo, re-
ceived many hours before the Ar
gentlne government announced
that Ramirez had ended his stormy
regime, said that Farrell had re
placed" Ramirez in the newest act
Of the raging political drama shak-
ing the South American country.
Reuters, however. carried a Mon.
tevideo dispatch quoting rumors
current in Buenos Aires that Col.
Juan Peron, head OF the national
istic colonies clique and minis
ter Of labor had succeeded to the
presidency.
Montevideo and other South
American capitals we're hotbeds Of
humors yesterday and last night