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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09

NEW oRLEANs--Aftsr q day Of
bitter debate. participated In by
william Green. president OF the
ALL. and other ofiicials. the AL
convention here rejected all reso-
buttons on Negro discrimination
submitted by A. Philip Randolph
and NJ. p. Webster Of the Brother
hood OF Sleeping Car Porters q
On the other hand the convention
approved recommendations OF the
Resolutions committee. headed by
John Frey and Matthew VOL.
which submitted substitutes for all
Of the Randolph Webster proposals.
Tee Line Or Get Out
All the heated discussion OF Sle
Negro question occurred or ne
Randolph Webster resolution, call
ing on the convention 10 condemn
and abolish the Jim Crow aux
Hilary" unions established by some
Of the ALL international unions.
Randolph accused the Boiler
makers, the Machinists and the
Electrical Workers unions In the
ALL Of resorting to these auxil-
iaries to deny Negroes ME right
70 vote in conventions. 70 partici-
pate In negotiations for a contract
or to participate in governing he
organization into which they pay
| dues.
at IS" he said, "trade union I'm.
perialism. a form Of dual member
ship In the AL. under which first
class membership Is given TO white
workers and second class member
ship to Negroes"
Apparently referring 20 the fact
that the AFL last year adopted q
resolution opposing discrimination
and calling on all ALL unions e
accept all workers into member
ship without discrimination OF
segregation" Randolph said:
These unions (Boilermakers
Machinists, and Electrical Workers.
should either Toe the lire or get
out Of the ALL"
Randolph told the delegates that
II they voted for the committee
report, instead o, for his own reso-
luton, II would be because they
were afraid Of bringing down upon
themselves "the vengeance OF the
high command Of the ALL"
Randolph's speech was bitterly
resented by some Of the delegates
especially those from the unions
he named.
Randelph's Pies
The AL, Mr.. Randolph in
sisted. could not maintain "a Qua,
form OF membership" He waved
aside the argument that Negro
members OF ALL. unions received
The same insurance benefits As
whites. saying who wants TO be Q
well-fed slave7'
He predicted that unless The
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
hit that RHEUMATIC PAIN
RIGHT WHERE IT HURTS
An issk 1t IT, atw LILY h nsss 0ssat Of Psis

The big idea Il that you want
20 feel better. When pain eases,
your mind eases. You get rest
that means dsliverance. So use
somsthins that gets after the
pain. You want help you can
tssl and u you get Il you viii
- grateful. So ret CTS II
you suifsrfrom muscular aches
and pains due 10 exercise or
exposure (sometimes called
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
BEATS PRISONER

Edward Evans. 20. Of 65l Divis-
ion street Is accused OF assault and
battery upon Lafayette Christie OF
4207 Fourth street, while both were
confined in q cell block last week
st 18Th PRECINCT Police station.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09

nh; i Pitt !! .;i 81.

sSssssIi. q IsSiliss
Bona yzAza. s,sa.siff
yu sfin. s.s..a.,. ~
A. Q ssssisa u said Court hsis o. sAs
Court xsuss In tAs City II pstrsIt. IN said
Ca S.s.ss' On The 10Th Aas Of os''Ss'' AD''
'''''''' s sssoi ga ,. xu,,xr.
I. as cause. n .,,..r..s o !. &. 's e:af;
BY .ffil.vit Ss-.,s attached hat alias
cause, Ter tie sSpssr.aes sf u. a.fsalsnt.
sat tAst SANE osaia net % served on Or
s ss,:s ss:. s. a.f:sl.st i e.as..,a:
81 osSiasi ana Ss.ss q xiesisas, fer n.
sss , . ,ti1s s:,s:' a.. ' ss: .s ': y.
turned vita the osrtificste thsreea On.
dsr,sd, sksvias NAT altar 1ris.nt search
asa issuiry. ssA asfssAaat esuia net Be
fsrs tie return day tAsr.sf,
TArsfsrs, On molten 81 nsrss,susA and
II 70 oapiIxb .h.. jim Sisi,. Do.
!. catered in tSis cause risAn Ar..
months frsn ere aats Of saA order. and
In ease Of he apresfanOs.. As oaues Ms
sAsves ~ Ilststiffs tll sf sssnplsist to'
en- The atssrpsys fer The plaintiff. With
30 days frsa date Of service upsn III
Of . cspy o. said bill AID notice Of tAil
order, ana that IN default Nsresf. the sais
81, b takss a. esnfssssl ~ the said
~ n TunrxrH ORDERED cha. . cen,
o. tia s,dsr - published In sly asvs-
esp~ puSiishsd and circulating IN ths
esanty Of Wayne and served. seosftins
sRolsS y. MvIyxY.
ciroait ssirs
cis, AZ ;. Elk iiiilSsxxAs e.rs
~ pAa vA.oik Deputy Clsyk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09

rheumatic paint or muscular
lumbaso. Don't b put off with
LIE or butts. don't keep on com.
planning. Caution: Use only %
directed. Remember you take
no chances with your money.
First bottle purchase price Of
CHS refunded II you're not
satisfied. 600 and S1.00 sizes.
Be sure that you ask for
and insist on getting C-2223.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09

ONCE before he
begins q two
cab service
here. The city
commission has
gran ted him
rights TO op-
crate within the
city and now II
IS up TO the
OPA 70 rejec'
or approve.
SGT. Mcintyre
spent % months
With the e9th
Ordnance Unit
in North Africa.
He was honor
ably discharged
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09

selor. J a m e s
II e Il d so Il
Brandon. who
passed this life
S u n day eve
ming about 7:35
pm at his
home a. 81 r.
Wellington. He
ever rallied
after the second
str ke which
came 20 him
Tuesday. Nov,
q.
He was born
In Huntsville,
A1a N,r 80
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09

most two years ago.
He Is q graduate OF Flint North
ern and was very active In many
school and civic clubs; he Was slso
outstanding In athletics.
S-Sgt Albert A. Martin Jr.. his
brother, IL attached TO The quarter
master unit depo. company. some
where IN New Guinea He has been
in that area for more than II
months.
0vE1SKA VETERAN HOME
M-Sgt. John Gibson Jr-. Is home
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09

mad been mem
be- for more
than 20 years.
The Rev. WAL
ter Order. pas
tor. omciated.
Burial was st
Riverrest Her
death was due
70 eereb rai
hemo rrh q e
which she SUI
fsred while on
her way 70 ths
home Of friends,
Mr.. ind Mrs. r.
T. CANT q.
Twelfth street
TA,,..S.. .
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
n THE cIRCufr ooupT FOR
THT COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CNANrEnY

STATE OF HrcIreAE
n THE cIACufr COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CNAHrEnY
MART LEArHERwoop. rAir,s 1880
sANxs LHATEIRwoop. p.i.al.n;
A. . ssssssa Of said csurt hsia ~ tAs
Court xssss In the City Of petrsit. Ia
Ass. AD, iS<
rysesat, Tie Hss-
sHo1aI .. HunYxY
n sA,s ss.... n sy,..ri.s from saisvss
Asrsts attached. that the defendant, James
IsAaAsfvssA. sanAst - ssrvs4 ~ process
issusA cut q this osurt. 90 he 10 net . rssh
Ssst q the stats 81 nicAissa. bat that
= 49, !. sAs c'sy 81 Sssssa- sssss Il
r:., 1,;.,. 1877. =: & 3s.s ss': end
II e ss rMssS s s 4. a.i.aa.,,.
iii !. esapisiss si.s 4 M: cause. sisSis
three nsatks from tAs tas. 81 this order.
Or that ssA IN " tsksn 90 csnfssss1.
sni that this sfdsr 10 sent 70 che defend.
eat 70 his last Known address, 100 KsnAil
strsst. Boston. Maase husetts. ny registered
Aai1. ast II net received, hat the same
b Dubiished IN che HieAissp Chrsniels.
and served I :ss;Tsiie !: lS
Circuit yutr-
eAsyAR J. ifSsENAN. C.rh
~ Dan wsjcik, pspsty Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
A DOCTORS
ScRIpTlON
FOR THE SCALP

ne A.tr r...s a.. !. y. s.sip n. cen.
On tie natural health 81 ysuf scalp. Ysar
sso. pseisr Garnet Invented . nsAiSassd Gar
fotnuls eaiis1 Csrssnsel which 10 nissd
vi.h sulphur. nsssreis aad Daissn sf Ysra.
c.ts.ns.l 4. such : ssrs.s. ,,v.fri ssti.
an itchy, tumpy and externally irrits,ss
.e.l,. that many tsetsr, rsysrd I, Highly
snd prsscriss 10 fer many scalp Troubles. n
ysur scalp needle . double strength TAR
fsrmuis, write fss this p,cter's genuine
scalp fsrmuia. new. II vill te ssst 70 ysu
All nln.4 .sd ready v use. us. y f.i :
days. sst ~ yss are n.t ,sstisfi:t, yeus
rAis includes tas AID psstags fsss. psnt
pay penny mere. rou get II via full y.
rsctisns. Use the finest Saediostsd tar seslp
tsrmuia ysur nensy ear buy. xsuf hsir sst
scalp dsssrvs fine osre. write sew. send No
Money Just your name and address ts-
Gold Medal Hair Company
Dept I'D III Kings highway
Brookiyp -. New FORK
NOTE, rHfs roRHuIA carries ths tees.
srit,ss ksaais nsnsy hsh suarsnts@
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
LILA Il. NKUHXYELr,

Csurt xsuss IN ths City % uetrsit. IN sstt
County, On the Ord Aay u EsvsaSsr. AID.
1894
'''''''' ia Ii: 1 1. 1rrrrrzz.:
In This esuss, .. ayy.srins . N. court
~ affidavit hereto sttashsd, that ehsnesry
summsas has been issued cut snt under
the zeal Of tAis esurt fer tie appearance
Of the defendant. and that vas cane oeuld
nst b served en- Or before the return day
tAsresf. fer ths reason that saiA defendant,
County Of wsyns AID ttats 81 Michigan,
Nss concealed therein. aAt ssid cAanesry
summers has bssa returned vita the esrti.
Aests tAsfsoa enAsrssd sAsvinG that after
tiiiFsnt search and inquiry, said Do.
fsatant could net es ssrvsa In saiA etsts
u meAissA. % o. bsfsrs tie return day
Nsrssfi
On motion u nsslsrsugN s,t Tsiiafsr4s.
Attsrnsys fer tAs Hlsintif
II 70 onpI1xD that ssit rtnsst xrs::
s.';S s:a.. III; sSS:@, ,S.: :, :: entered s
Ms date Of tAis srdsf. and n case Of AIS
ayyeerAes, he cause Ais aaswsr V tAs
pisiatiff's hi Of complaint ~ - Ais<. cod
sspy Nssssf, v ts ssvvsA apsa the
attsrssys fer ne yisiauff, within - iay,
after service apsa him Of ssyy q Gala
M. sst settle. u tAis srtss. asa nat In
asfssit tAss.sf, ~ Gaia .Snt " tahsa o.
il I: iur =; ;- caS S;f;lS:' a., 60,
II tAi. .st.r ). ,s,i.S.i !, d. si.Airs,
''''''''' La a. IA sssis;:;sss'iIsI !. A.'
cisfIs yy.'fxasxAx. u.r.
~ b~s wsjeih. Deputy Usrk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09

Mss. Estslls Harris honersd her msihss. Mn.
Minnie Berry. with Z birthday party ssesaily
At her Owen avenue home. Mr.. Hsssis pre-.
ssnisd her neither with sixissa.in cake
which played Happy Birthday a. the Assi
slice was cut. Among those whs came 10 share
IN fhs celebration were AT. and M4s. Marshall
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09

PVT. COLES CONvALESCNG
Pvt. Commanders Coles, son o,
The Rev. S. c. Coles. pastor o. the
Church OF God in Christ, IS a. home
for . few days from Newton d.
Baker General hospital, At Mortens-
burg. W. Va. where he has been
receiving medical treatment for in
juries received while on target
range IN Georgia. Before becoming
a patient at Newton D. Baker hos
pital his duty was firing an anti
aircraft gun. He svas a senior q
Flint Northern when he was In
Quoted.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
srArI OF nfcHiGAN
II TNE CtHCCIr CoCnT ron
COUNTY OF WAIVE
IN CHANCERY
BERrRA soopMAN, Piatsttff
,oxx sso:oDxAx. p.s..s.., 10 "''''

JONI sooDAAx. ps<.aaa.t
Az q session Of said esurt Asla az As
eounty build.As In TIE city Of pstrs!t.
county Of WAYNE Ast state 81 Michigan. -
this fsA day 81 October. AID, ittl.
Hrsssat, The Ken
LILA n. xEuKNTKIr
Circuit Yudss
In tA.s cause. IL appearing from IL. 81.
fidavit Of .hs Pisiatlff. % fls In the absvs
entitled auss, that after. ArissAt search
and issuiry. II csnnet ~ asssrtsinsd IN
what state OF county TIE psfsntaat rssitss !
On mstsa sf yrfiAx ". YEInY, ~.
tsyssy fer the Plaintiff,
II 70 o1DxnxD that JONI GOODMAN,
appear and answer tAs 1au OF Complaint
aisA In tAis ease vitAla rhrss co. mssths
from the date Of THE Order sS ssd 1ill
Of Complaint Win - tsisn - confessed
A Hss IT 10 yunrxxn onprnsp cha,
this Order ~ published secsrAiss 20 lay
aAd sise that . copy Of tails Order " ser,
10 the last nsvs aAtrsn Of the Defend.
ant, General Delivery, Ypsrsnt CsuAty.
Michigan. By rsgtstsfs1 man.
LILA y. xKuErrEIr
Circuit yatgs
cAspAI !. LIXsEnkN. ci.fs
~ paa wsjeik. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
QUINN CHAPEL CHURCH
WOMAN BURIED

The funers, services Of Mrs. Lii
Ian Lynch were held a. the Quinn
ChaDe' A.NE. church whore she
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
SUCCUMBs TO STROKE

Sou.h-end Flint, and many per-
sons in other parts OF Flint nourns
49, Iors 81 friend and coun-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICES.
!" r 1a1 oS s1iSTIt d se v1i. r,
II cHAxoxlY
vurn LIZ IrTrLRs. yiaistitf
CURTIS Trims. ,.s..A...
Az Z ssssiss Il sAiA cssFt Asia OF ne
Court xsuss n o. CIV q bytrsia n ssid
oss.u. - - - asy q osssSsr. A-h.
Yrsssssi n 1ya.-
sSoaSS ,. xuaSxy.
n tAis essss. - reading ssl aii.s *.
afftAavit hsrsss attached frtm whioA Il
eppsars - The court that tAs tsfsadant
oussts Lsttlss. caaHst ~ served ~ yssossI
issnel sut 81 tAis court a. Ne 10 net 9
rsstdsss q che STATE sf kieAisan. Sus GA,
~ resides b tAs City u Orlando, State Of
On nst!sa Of Hsxbs,susA ssA raiiafsrr.,
Attsrssys fer The fistatiff.
III - oxpExIp sAst the isfsaAant,
Curtis Littiese cause HIS sppssaaes % Ns
entered In thh cause, vitAia three months
from the aats Of tAis srdsy, ~ that sail
ball vii bs taksn - essfssssl. saA that
this order - sest 10 tie AsfsnAsst BY reg.
ss.s.d mall .: Ais last h,sva saArs.s, sAt
q hs G.ss,y r. k.ys., :.s s re !. .s'
exeaex .. nUnYxr,
oifcsii Jstss
eAsr. ; 0 :, ,IncrxAx. Ger.
~ Dsa watch. Dspnt, cls,k
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
OPERATE TAxICAn

World War No. ? veteran SGT.
Fine Mcintyre is awaiting the 20
ahead sign from regional OPA
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
BIG DOLL SALE!

Buy now! Put swsy for Xmas.
Will be . shortage later.
Headquarters for Original Life-Like
worlds prettiest Celored Sun-Tan
Dolls. (Only Guaranteed Dolls on the
Market) Compare our prices and sixes
before buying elsewhere. Yes! Our
dolls have WIGS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09

buy direct sHa
Save.
RxcIAL 1ALEi
Large Baby Dell.
Sleeping xysa
Full 2izs Wig.
Dainty Dress. SsN
elsewhere { Q .
e7.m. Our
Price Gk "a
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-yaA~D - ~
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
Randalnh's Rlea
PVT. COLES CONvALEsCING

armed forces somewhere in italy
and many relatives in Flint.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-09
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THL CIRCUIT COURT ZOE
TWL COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCENY

srATE OF MICHIGAN
N rT THr cS SI,egfT oS 9o %sTl 1os
IN cHANcE1Y
lxuLAH DAVIS, Plaintiff -
cxAHLrr DAVIS. D.,.aa.n.
AZ . ssssisa Of said csur4 Asia a. th,
Court Reuse IN the City Of Detroit. IN said
osanty % the ieh day Of xsvsnssr
Present., ne Nsn.-
LILA 4. SxuIxyHLr
I. ah s.u.. e .,,..-,ss ''5 fr.n .'s x.
aAdsvit hereto sttaeAsl Dat Tie lsfsai
ant eansst ~ served BY process issust %,
Of this esurt 80 he 10 net Q resident 81
tAs STATE Of Michigan, Sut tAat he sssids,
In the City Of ~. rstsrSuys. State .,
On m..i.. u l.zs.r.usA sal r.ii.f.r,,
n n olpriIp tA.t enc isf,sssn,
Charlie Davis, appear sAd snsvsv tAs iii
q esnpisiat sisi IN tSis osss.. vi,Al,
three msaths frsm the date Of tAis order
sr tia. ssn bill 10 tshss 90 es,fssssd y
the ssid defendant, sAt that Q sspy u M,
order be cent % ere tsfsataat ~ ysgts
tered mall V his last krsvp address. snt
II net received. that this order ts yusihNs<
IN the MieAisss Chrssieis, sessfains \
LILA n. xxuzyyBLr
cirvuit Isss'
4 True csyy-
cAsIAR J, IftaRHAN, cleyt
D psn WEIGH. Deputy Clerk
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These and Many Moro In ~ pr \
Catalogue 10 70 81 nor w,,b mi
som. DRESSED in SILK. an: r DS''s smii Ing
face, fine Dress. swivel Head that tilts
and turns like Q real Tot! Open mouth,
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able. Limbs A pretty Doll. Stands ~ inehs.
high. GOING LIKE HOT CAKES. HURRY
Sold ...rywA.r. fer "s Our S3.oS
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Cheaper Than as Tour Local stores
fREE Ns<re Nistery Calendar with Any
Purchase. No Gods IN this SPECIAL
SALE. Send Money Order. Snip anywhere
FOB. MIC.
N. v. SALES COMPANY
40z w. I45th ST., Dept. D
New York 81, n. 7.
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STATE OF 1icxieAr
rNH COUNTY or vAYNx
n CKANCIxY
NAT saxxx xIIswolrx. yi.l,+iff
RpxoxD xIIswoHrH. p.s..a.st

AZ q session ~ ssia osuyt ksid % ths
csurt xsuss IN ths City % pst,sit. IN sstt
County, On the Ord Aay u EsvsnSsr. AID,
1874
lr..srt, Tia Han
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Pay postman sl.H
pins 3se c. o. y.
charges (u total
II you ssnd N.7s
with order we pay
postage. You save
e5c. Order now.
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lxuIAH DAVIS, Plaintiff
cxAaLrr DAVIS. Defendant 30 ''''''
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-11-09

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n are not sick, yet seldom feel
your best? Are you frequently tired
and so dragged out life hardly seems
worth while? Are you inclined to feel
nervous and irritable; appetite poor?
If the reason is that you're not get
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-04

Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church Monda, evening closed the
door on the year 1si3 with all bills
paid, a substantial increase in mem
bership. and good balances in all
funds OF the church and its various
organizations.
Rev. Hugo Fenker, pastor, pre-
sided at the annual meeting which
was conducted in the Sunday
School rooms following a delicious
cooperative dinner. Elmer Peters.
chairman of the vestry, presided
during submission OF reports and
other business matters.
Since Indebtedness has been en-
tirely cleared from the church build
ing during the past year. 1t was
decided to place the residue from
the building fund into future de-
velopment fund.
New officers elected are: Emil
Lidke. Jr.. elder; Carl Schenfler
and John Hadley, dtacons; Carl
Furtney and Louis Stein. Jr., trus-
tees: ottmar Koch. treasurer:
Paul Trautweter. secretary: Mrs.
Rozena Hewlett, financial secre-
tsry: Paul Ungrodt. Sunday School
superintendent; Carl Scheffler, as
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-04
methodist Church Will Present Lectures

Medill School OF Journalism, North
western University.
on February /. DR.. Preston Slos-
son OF the University OF Michigan.
and noted lecturer in this section,
will appear as the guest speaker
at Everybody's College. He will
speak on the subject Disarmament
and Security. DR.. Slosson is the
author OF a number OF books on
Europe and is a speaker OF note.
The closing lecture OF the 1914
series will be on February 20 when
Ace Williams will present an IL
Illustrated lecture. Footsteps TO
Bernares". This is a saga OF the
Hindu people. who form about
three-quarters OF midas total po-
pulation. IL shows why their re-
ligious faith and way OF life. insep-
arably fused. have always been
strong enough 10 resist such forces
as armies and governments. Mr..
Williams has made documentary
films in more than 40 countries Of.
the world.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-04

Maevs Mac Murrough. born At
Edenderry, ORALLY, Ireland, will
present dramatic impersonstions on
the evening OF January IS. From
early childhood Maeve MacMur-
rough possessed a natural gift for
mimicry. As this talent developed.
she decided TO devote her time TO
studying the various types OF Irish
peasant FIX, and finally produced
in public an array NJ real life por-
traits, which after a marked sue
cess in ireland and England are
now delighting her American su-
diences.
The third lecture will be that
given Tuesday, Jan. %. By DR..
John T. Frederick OF Northwestern
University on the subject Read
ing in War Time. Dr.. Frederick
Is distinguished as a literary critic.
author. editor and educator. Since
1887 he has conducted a weekly
book review program. "of Men and
Books" on the Columbia Broadcast
ing System. Or. Frederick Is now
professor Of modern letters at the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-04
Blast Cause
Not Revealed

New York, Jan. Ans The
cause OF the explosion OF a L. S.
Navy destroyer which rocked New
York City and its environs early
yesterday was still a mystery to-
day to the Gotham's teeming mil
lions.
Official sources at the Third Ma
val District still were not in a po-
sition to disclose the name OF the
vessel. the number OF casualties or
even hint as to why the craft sud
denly burst into flame following
series OF blasts which were
heard as far as 35 miles inland.
The ships complement Of Of
ficers and men was not disclosed
by the Navy so 1t could not be de-
termined how many other than the
1853 rescued from the flaming
craft and the surrounding icy vat
ers had been aboard. At least
10S Of those brought ashore were
said to have been injured. six OF
whom were reported in critical
condition. However, since vessels
OF this type usually are manned by
crew OF 230 or more. 1t could
be assumed that upwards OF s
men were unaccounted for.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-04
Pnonties Approved For Hospital

Permission from the Federal
Works Agency to proceed with the
third floor hospital addition togeth-
er with the necessary prioritles
we're received this morning by the
City OF Ypsilantl,
The original two story and base.
ment addition TO the Boyer Memoir
al Hospital. which is now under
construction. was TO provide 50
beds and the approved third floor
Is beds, making a total of l55 beds
in the new hospital. The third
story is to cost slii.S5o of which
the City pays $4,000. The total
cost OF the hospital is to be $500
$50 OF which the Federal Works
Agency pays S360.SJ0 and the City
OF Ypsilanti $144,00O.
Construction was slowed some
what. during the past few weeks
due TO the waiting for government
approyals and priorities. There are
more mechanics at the job today
and II is expected that work will
proceed rapidly and that the build
ing will be completed about May /.
At present the building Is enclos-
ed. the outside walls are up TO the
third story. the third floor con
crete slab is completed and mason.
ry walls are ready for the third floor
and the roof. The heating boilers
and stokers are installed and are
being put in operation so that there
will be heat in the building this
week with temporary radiation.
The third story was proposed AZ
ter Il was found that the present
structure would not be sufficient
TO accommodate the rapidly increas
ing population in this area II
has been reported that there we're
from 40 TO IS patients on the wait.
ing list with many others turned
away and compelled TO find hospital
accommodation in other cities.
r. S. Gerganoff 10 architect for
the building,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-04

The opening session OF Everybo-
dy's College. a project in educa-
tion and entertainment being spon-
sored by the Ypsilanti Methodist
Church. will begin at 5 o'clock.
January II. in the auditorium OF
the First Methodist Church. Every
body's College offers the people OF
the city an opportunity to be in
formed on the trend OF world az
fairs. II also aims TO provide en-
ioyable entertainment through mo-
ton pictures and dramatic imper-
sonations by Maeve Mac Marrough.
On January II Clyde G. (Slim)
Williams will lecture on The New
Road TO Alaska. His lecture will
be illustrated by motion pictures.
Mr.. Williams. world-famed Alaskan
wolf-dog musher and trail-blazer.
has become one OF the outstanding
successes on the American plat
form. sThirty.two years in the
open space of Alaska and the Far
North have given him a knowledge
Of that country unequalled by any
one. He Is the spirit OF Alaska
and the American Arctic.