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hundred yards from Georgia Hall,
the main building OF the Warm
Springs Foundation. When she first
came, the cottage hustled with life.
There was the French doctor who
accompanied Alain to this country
from North Africa, DR.. J. Casabon
There was Georges LIE Soeuer, the
French sailor. who acted as orderly
for the stricken son. There was
Annie Darlan, the wife of Alain.
Now only Nine. Darlan and her
daughter-in-law occupy the ram
bling little house. She meets Alain
only at mealtime since as an Ill
man. he has routine to follow
He has semiprivate room, with
Evening star., 1944-01-24

Clal SpOKeSnen
continue to pre-
pare the public
to expect the
" orst in the
matter of casual
ties.
These warn
ings are fully
justified. T h e
a m p h l b l o u S
strategy to which
" e seemingly
have been COM
mitted is t h e
most exorbitant
of military pro-
cedllreS IT h q
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inner defenses? If SO, our strategy
Of numbers may prove futile.
In any case, the forecast of large
losses is dictated by the realities OF
the strategy chosen.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Incl
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another patient.
Alain is making progress against
the disease. The involvement of
polio In his case has reached only
his legs. He is in q wheel chair.
Evening star., 1944-01-24
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. A.
MONDAY, JANUARY

Yet when he came he was virtually
doubled-up with the disease, and
could not move at all.
(Copyright, 1914, by North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1944-01-24
BY MAI. ALEXANDER p.
DE SEVERSKY.

The American people are being
conditioned to take the shock OF
prodigious losses in the military op-
Grafton that lie ahead of us. OFF,
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Someday he may hear, as you have heard,
voices that say, "Surrender your oppor-
tunity for the certainty that you shall always
have bread"-a if man lived by bread alone.
AS if the country were better served by
limiting all to mediocrity-instead of as
suring, by law, that all men shall be equal
in their chance to rise by their own efforts,
conscious of their obligations to Others.
What that son of yours learns at your
knee will decide whether or not he will
ever have to bend his knee before dictation
and tyranny. And because Of what you teach
him, he too may one day look with that
same foolish pride on his own son to say,
"Someday he may be President"
Evening star., 1944-01-24
A President is Born

LIES SO small and helpless. So dependent
L L on you for his life and well-being. And
yet you are able to look at him and say
'"Someday he may be President"
Put it down as foolish sentiment. Put it
down as parental PRIDE But where else in
the world could you cnvision for your child
the possibility of his attaining, one day,
the highest office in the land?
Maybe your child won't make it. But
one child, very much like him, will One
child out Of the three million babies born
this year-or the next-or the year after.
Whether or not he attains this high po-
sition is not so important. What matters
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is that here, in America, he is born with
that opportunity. Born in the stubborn
tradition Of free men-men who felt that
in government, the wisdom of the many
is preferable to the ambition of the few.
Born in a tradition of self -reliance-wherc
he may succeed or fail according to his
own efforts.
Because Of that, you will train him to
think for himself, to fight his own battles,
to make his own way: You will teach him
that responsibility is inseparable from free
dom. And that if he joins with other men
in an enterprise he should demand the same
responsibility and freedom for his business
that marks his birthright as an individual.
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washington. Virginia & Maryland Coac
Co Arlinqtnfn ir,in
HELP WOMEN,

BEAOTTCIAN, full or part time: full time.
$40 per, week and commission. Cali
sMHAu!!ffSeiANs. two. eolored, with license,
Ssatsf + RRw u Psres st esr sSsh m.
good salary and commission. 1886 Rhode
Island ave. ne. NO. 400.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, excellent salary and
commission, good hours. Richard Hair
syf sEaSY df GSaP ye bIsS.,t De 1850
commission. Emile Beauty Salon, Meridian
Ein Hotel, 2601 18th st. NV, co. 1000
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or part time:
permanent position. Mauric.. 1904
BEAUTY oPERAToR-An-sround expert
enced operator. Lu-Marn Beauty Salon,
sEAGfY EAi GPnn noPEsAr66RRs fzs 6R s72s for Walter
Reed Medical Center Salon. Large salary
and commission; No D. C. license needed
Apply 340O 18th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR; 5k-day week: hours,
Q to 6. top salary and commission: license
net necessary .,Gary's Beauty Salon,
3257 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va. OK
BEAUTY OPERATOR; good salary and
commission: hours. to g.. Sat-, 9 to /.
Pettit's Beauty Shop, 4S47 Mass ave. NV
BEAUTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES salary
and commission; hrs, 8 to 6, 5-day wk;
air-conditioned shop. Stile Hsirdressing
BEAUTY OPERATORS t2), steady employ
SoD. Ss' sotsd SO eean. .1s pson: tM
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

MUsT BE ExPERIENcED. 'eG Good I,oi POSITION fsssS.
Full and part time. Jene's Italian Res
taurant. 1707 De Sales st. NV.
PAYROLL CLERK, with typing ability Ap-
ply general accounting office. Wardman
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS on sewing
machines. Steady work, good pay Wolfe
and Hurwitz. 931 D ST. NV
COUPLE, cook and houseman; live in: So.
Arlington: 1925 month. Call Jackson 2l1S.
COUPLE. colored, no children, on farm,
nearby Md; must be experienced general
Job; excellent salary. with furnished Iiv-
ing quarters. Call Rupert. MA. OSLO
local WAR PLANT needs women and IT,
year-old boys for light assembly work; ex-
perience helpful but. not necessary; extra
pa, giver nightworkers: excellent wages
with regular increases, Apply $50 m. to
tute Of Technology. College. Park, Nd.
persons, now employed in defense work
cannot be considered. Applicants must
nave statement of availability from
MAIDS, attendants. and kitchen workers
in general hospital. Age IS to 80 Ex-
perlence unnecessary; 81 800 annually. Ap-
Ply superintendent, Gailinger Municipal
MAN to work in private school, must have
drivers permit woman in private home,
good living quarters Cell WI. 2622.
MESSENGER for full time. Apply Star
MESSENGER Service, 1898 New York ave
WAsB9RoWoeMSn 4 As 9sfWeSn MaIacrR am and spm eptmors o
ply personnel Office, 713 Lamont st. NV.
RA. 5000
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PERSONAL,

REDUCING, special rates: remove fat in
spots: results assured; baths, steam cabinet
baths. Main phone. MA. s134. 1880 K st.
MALE INSTRUCTOR will teach dancing in
your home. DE. 1881 for further in
formation call between hours Of 10 and i.
FRENCH LESSON taught privately, native,
experienced lady teacher; grammar, con-
pm. NO. S3OS, o9s
TAXEs--Do your tax problems perplex
you? Individual and corporate returns
prepared. Maximum deductions Reason
s5le s5I, fees; Chris eagle. tax consultant,,
pm. and all day Sundays
WANTED. to share suburban home. wife
OF serviceman (or middle-aged woman),
with or without child; care for my year
old child during day. Good proposition to
pm. rns parry. AiiiSiae ioie-M ai!s5 go.
WANT LADY to act as companion to
elderly lady. evenings in exchange for
room. Small fee for board II desired.
Esnnsa fsmtlyi GOOD suburban locations
49, eloeGs from streetcar ana bus lines.
3SSA OV8-ve 0tOxs 0V~
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PERSONAL (cont.). .

LADIES' HATS REMODELED.. blocked,
ye.ss e Hats. .s7 is5h St. NV; Ex. 5oi1 9.
with school-age child to share my home.
Will take care Of child. CHI. -4729.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
Enylish, self-confidence, freedom from self
consciousness; private tutor. MI. $3.50. :
WATCH REPAIRING, 8 to & day service;
ali work guaranteed. g. Franks Jewelry
Co; 1i04 14th st. n.w.r nr. I. Open ewes
MEETING ROOM> seating capacity Of 100,
splendid &or club meetings and card par
ties, ETC.: complete with chairs and card
tables: In Columbia Heights. on car line
Mr.. Soldano. ME. $500, ia. 1882.
HEMORRHOIDS eradicated py my owr
method. Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet. Nc
drugs or surgery. DR.. SOMMERWERCK
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Mis-.
Powell, II you are n need OF a loan ur
to $500 on your signature
A LIMITED NUMBER OF PERSONS SUI
ferine from arthritis. neuritis and rheuma-
tism may obtain, without charge, medical
services by q physician in private practice,
who is especially interested in these dis
eases. Box 440-V. Star. 3O'
DIR. H. w. JOHNSON. DENTIST.
Room 602. Westory Bldg, sos 14th NV
ROBT. q, SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY
Room 9OI. Westorv Bldg. sos Ith St W
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MONEY MAKING BUsINEss-Food, wine,
peer; peer " $4,000 or over yearly profit. Box
RooMING HOUSE. fully equipped, 81 gas
MAN AND WIFE to operate restaurant
with option to buy. Mr.. Kushner AID.
DRY CLEANING and laundry store,
z, to 2 pm: or Ho. 3237 after pm 30'
WANT TO BUY off-sale liquor store in
n,W ,, section OF Washington. Phone Ran
Will SELL s1% of this firm to reliable
on national scale modern textile sham
poos and other top-notch household chem
lcals Present MANAGEMENT compelled to
concentrate on other enterprise. Investiga-
tion viii reveal abvious .bonafide character
required with emphasis placed on uuaiif-
RADIO REPAIR SHOP 01 Well taf eauipped edai and
cas6 9ca1sa Box II SuIy Star NV SECTION
DELIcATEssES and le1oc erocery asaf business with
an income of 81 10000 per month and
rated by District health inspectors as one
Of the best equipped and most sanitary in
thpreqs4fares Ied iSs in W{ashinstoR Bsn
sacrifice for quick sale Hobart 67I2, s
am: 10 I'm, daily: or see Russell
omoqTs loa HousE st 6drS 1S SUITE 2G 80.
corner brick. near Warder st. and Park
rd. NV II, rooms, 21a baths. oil heat,
garage z bedrooms, heated sleeping porch,
including all utilities. Rent, S13u. owner
~ n poor To health: Full price, $4,000 cash.
MUST SELL on account of health. house
and business, Is rms. No agents. Box
GROCERY STORE. located in nearby
Washington for sale call WA 64O5
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HELP DOMESTIC.

SSFVsIS
An Al IL. EXPERT COOK, Chauffeur r-bgtler and
y aYITsa q NJ j TssiePhons & Nj, sieo:
no heavy laundry. no Sunday work. (. Call
cHAMBERMA1D-w twhite,. live
coMPANioS- PANIC NJ -Ho5utsEKEEpER 5tsf to TAX. en-
appetizing meals for one lady; some
s;!'SS. SSok ana sh;x;; live in: reference. re-
RP5esnoon hGRs bSys Ssss s and shs sHndry
Sunday s,P.I ,nIds and dMonday o per month. Every
sr over so Mnst aSe disposi fs5tlsd
COOK and .g.h.w, experienced. Tor for 8
3. c. Hours, 4:3o to $50 pm, days
pE1v per Wk; m No sss Sundays or laundry; $40
house; also maid-waitress; good salary.
Call at 1925 18th st. NV.
COOK l!, and a. general @ housework; good wages;
sssry @ referenees reaared aEf aoVIs WI 11al s90d
COOK, white; middle aged, g,h.w., EN-,
R?,sa sat ' call ip'SSan Ss adss S9e ys
Union 1927.
COOK and general houseworker for 2
adults; S24 for 6-day week, $50 for g.
day week; no Sundays, no laundry; must
be experienced; local references required;
permanent position; 4 blocks from Conn.
ave, Phone OR. $3.50 Sunday between 10
COOK, colored: single or settled woman
with child. for small institute Of white
children and nurses; Call NO. 0011 morn
COOK AND HOUSEWORKER, live in or
out, Thursdays of, also Sunday afternoons.
spps slsy esn 4aas
Saturday svenins or sunday betwesu 10
Evening star., 1944-01-29
YOUNG WOMEN.


Capital Transit Company needs several
young women to assist with general office
work. SiX-day, 43-hour week, with Satur-
day afternoons free. Automatic increases,
paid vacation, free transportation, pleas
ant working conditions and excellent op-
portunity for advancement
Clerks-,High. school graduates. under
25 yrs. of age for general of1ce work. No
experience necessary. About s1O5 per
month to start
:. Typists.- school graduates under
30 yrs. of age Must be neat and accurate
extreme speed nonessential. S105-S130
per month to start, depending upon quail
hcations.
Statistical Clerk-Collese graduate, un-
der 30 yrs. OF age, with mathematics train
ing for statistical work Of a nonaccounting
Information clerk, 25-4o yrs. of age,
to answer telephone inquiries. Must be
high school graduate, patient. tactful
and possess a pleasant telephone voice.
S120 per month to start.
StenoGrapher, under 35 yrs. Of age
Sl5O-Sl65 per month to start, depending
upon qualifications
Comptometer operators, experienced for
work in payroll department: Sl30-S145 to
start.
Apply in person to Miss Helm, Personnel
Department, Room 3O9 Capital Transit
Co. 36th and Prospect ave. NV. George
town; Take Route No. 20, Cabin John
Streetcar,
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SAIESWOMEN

with Or without experience; no entrance
tAat. Apply amploymAnt once, 9th door.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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WOMEN WANTED

For Telephone Work, Ages Is TO so.
Also part-time work in evening for un-
employed women. Earnings at start range
from S23 to S26.50, with rapid increases;
permanent positions: promotion opportuni-
ployment Office 73s 18th st. NV. $40
a m. to 500 pm. Monday through Friday;
900 am. to 500 pm. Saturdays.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO.
do not apply II employed full time at
your maximum skill in another war in
dlSfrY
Evening star., 1944-01-29

Furnishings of E. Keller Houser estate
Antiques. gilt victrin, very smart; mirror.
back end music cabinet. Louis XIV gold
side chairs. Gobelin tapestry Louis XIV
Sun King, hand-painted china, cut glass,
water colors, Chinese and Turkish rugs
Can Sunday from 10 am. to pm, 1917
VI. ave u w
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DRIVER-SALESMAN.

MESSENGER.
White boy, l6 years or over, to work
as messenger for newspaper. Permanent
position. 40-hour week. Salary, $50 per
week to start. Insurance. vacations, sick
leave and other employment advantages.
Apply Personnel Office
Room col Star Bldg.
THE EVENING STAR,
1101 Pa. Ave. NV
Wholesale Plumbing and Heating
Men for counter. See Mr.. Watson, James
4. Messer Co. 1905 < st. NV.
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ARMY OFFICER, driving to California
Feb; 2, can take 2. RA, 3016..
COUPLE want transportation to Chicago
or Los Angeles; share expenses, but no
driving. Mr.. Murray. 1913 M st. NV. 81
LAD4 desires transportation Miami. Fla,
OFFICERS WIFE with car wants lady
Mo. Temple 5444.
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Alto HELPER

To operate service crane, and install tires
and batteries for Chevrolet dealer in
Bethesda. Excellent salary. and perma-
nent Job. Call Mr. Suddith, WI 1885,
after Y nm GE 6Oo3
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DCMEsTIc

GIRL, colored, wants evening job; no Sat
or Sundays, Call Sunday, AT. 1898.
GIRL. colored, desires gh.w for empl
family; hrs, s to 8. DU. O539.
GIRL, colored, for Inv; no cooking or
laundry: 500 until 4::}0. DE. 9549.
WANTED, light laundry. 30t6 Webster
ST., North Brentwood. Md. WA. 7742.
WOMAN, colored, houseworker, with ex-
perience. wishes to travel with family to
California ROY 434-V Star 3Os
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

SPANISH-Native teachers: conversational
method; beginners, advanced STUDENT
small groups. Senor Ramos Republic 3076.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-06

And | figure that everybody in the
Attorney Generals Office knows
and knows it in detail. And
figure that Mr.. Littell knows and
that Mr.. Biddle krSws and that a
Committee of Congress could find
out if 1t wanted to, all about every
thing. SO many accounts about
all this have been going the rounds
for so long that one asks which are
fact and what is rumor. II is i'm
possible to know unless there is a
thorough investigation and the rec.
ord is made. The WMCA case
needs TO be aired in public-and in
detail.
In fact, the WMCA case and the
Littell case are part of the same
pattern OF personal government,
OF preferred individuals who are
above the law, who are protected in
their activities by government, Of.
ficials. Littell may have been in.
subordinate. He may have spoken
out Of turn. II may be better gov.
eminent for an official to protect
his chief than his country. 1t may
be better Americanism that no.
body should know what goes on.
Yet. there are men in this coun.
Try who are willing to take their
chances and risk their careers for
the truth. There are still Amer.
leans who put America frst-above
official superiors, above party.
above every private consideration.
And as long as there are such
Americans. nobody who has taken
advantage Of the American people
behind the guarding screen Of gov.
eminent benevolence is safe from
the spotlight Of the truth that will
make them stand out clearly as ex
actly what they are.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-06
Scandal on the Potomac
These Days. f YE6 5o e: E0z6L2R7

When Eugene Carey was inyesti-
eating the FEC, he got on the sub
ject Of Station WMCA in New
York. Up to that time, he had no
real troubles, beyond Mr.. James
Fly's resistances. There was some
criticism, some ridicule Of his dis
covery OF communist infltration
and private Gestapo methods en-
ployed by the agents OF certain
associations, and some smearing in
the so-called liberal press which so
often defends the most reaction
airy causes on the supposltion that
change is progress. But as soon
as he hit the WMCA deal and be.
gan going into It in public, he was
struck by a ton OF bricks. Ultl-
mately, Eugene Carey was forced
to resign. The committee chair
manship had passed from Represen-
tative Cox of Georgia to Represen-
tative Lea of California. and after
Eugene Carey resigned" a new
chief counsel, John ]. Siiica was
appointed. He went along without
difficulties until he got into the
WMCA case Suddenly, he was
confronted with the same hold.up,
the same pressures, the same pro
tected personalities that Carey had
encountered. And now he has re.
signed
What is there about the WMCA
case that cannot meet the light OF
day? The facts are simple: The
station was owned by man called
Flamm who sold 1t to a man named
| Noble. Flamm maintains that he
was coerced into selling. Noble de-
MES that he had anything to do
with the coercing. Flamm contends
that he was forced to sell at a
price lower than he could get else
where. 4 suit concerning all this
is now in the New York courts.
Taken at face value, this ought
not to be so complex a matter that
as soon as WMCA is mentioned, ex-
element breaks loose on the Poto-
mac. Who Is involved in this case ?
What personalities permitted them
selves TO become involved? Who
we're the lawyers for the various
departments? Well. it appears
that the law firm of Dempsey and
Kopovitz was involved as \welk as
Tommy Corcoran.
II is not my function TO put two
and two together concerning pers-
Qualities. Messrs. Corcoran. Demp-
sey and Kopovitz nave right to
have clients and client8 have a
right to engage them What |
wonder is why all the/excitementi
When WMCA gets Into any sitia.
ton. there is so/fnuch noise. so
much suppression OF news and so
many designations. And so many
stories go the rounds involving so
many important personages. Why
is II that WMCA is an "unmention.
able? Who is too scared to be
involved?
Frankly, I think that the entire
WMCA story is widely known
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-06
THEY say

Washington - Gen George c.
Marshall, Army chief of staff !:
Wars are the great tragedies of
the human race and every conceiv-
able effort should be made to avoid
their prolongation by a single
week"
Tirania, Albania-Prime Minister
Enyer Hoxha Albania now Is Writ.
ually completely liberated and by
our own people entirely, but so far
no Allied relief agency has ever
approached us. This is most un.
fortunate. Our people still are
lighting the enemy but we also are
starting reconstruction now
New York-Lieut. Gen. Brehon
P. Somervell, commanding general
Of the Army Service Forces. The
utmost will be required If we are
to continue to supply our troops
on the fighting front with all they
need"
Northumberland {. Marsh,
executive secretary Of the Peoples
Lobby, Inc; "The misguided or pc,
litical economists who advocated
general subsidies for farm products
must take their share of re,
sponsibility for the coming col
| lapse in agriculture and the high
prices consumers are paying to
enrich agricultural economic royal
lists"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-06
nEp0RIEn MISSING

Holland-Lt. Col Clarence J.
(Jack) Locker, 26year-old squad
ron commander in Italy, has been
reported missing in action over
Germany, according to a War De
partment notice to his wife here.
Since going overseas last Febru-
airy he had completed 60 missions
over France, Germany, Italy, Ro-
mania, Hungary and Yugoslavia,
and held the Distinguished Flying
Cross. the Air Medal and several
oak leaf clusters. a West Point
graduate in 1871, he was promoted
to lieutenant colonel two months
ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-06

with elders, property, business
documents, agencies and advertise
ing are not well signifed and
threaten trouble. Guard against
theft and accidents. Some good
fortune will materialize during
this period. Born today a child
will be exceptionally clever, far
seeing. magnanimous. aspiring,
courageous. Industrious and capa-
bic Of command. but also quick
tempered and impetuous.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-06

weeks ago trees In gardens. along
streets and In parks were being
cut for covers. The Japs admit
the 10 miles OF subway road sur
face are weak. Citizens fear as
phyxiation by escaping gas from
broken mains paralleling the under
ground tracks.
Auxiliary water sources are re-
duced at low tide when the canals
carr. only foot OF sewage. Ordin-
2 lily women fire fighters with hun
dreds OF small pumps get water TO
fires from the canals. The Maruya-
ma reservoir could not pump into
the city's fire hydrants II bombs
cut the water mains.
Psyehologically, the bombing OF
Tokyo strikes at the political nerve
center and spiritual heart of our
enemy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-06
Today's Horoscope

If today is your birthday. you
are. justly proud Of your ability.
You like to lead and are we'll
liked by all who know you. al
though you make few really init
mate friends. You are shrewd.
capable, persevering and ener-
eetic, and successfully accom-
plish all you un d rita e. You
have a loving. affectionate dispo-
sition and are usually good-na-
tured. In your next year dealings
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-06
SideIights on The News

southwark rush from the capital.
Two slum districts. Mukojima
and Fukugawa, in northeast Tokyo,
where DR.. Toyohiko Kagawa oper-
ates the Christian mission would
burn out from incendiaries. A mil
lion would be trapped II the huge
bridges near the Kokugikan wrestl-
ing hall received direct demoli-
lions.
Dugouts in this water-level city
are unavailable for other millions.
Home air shelters are holes pro-
tected by Stats or bamboo mats
strung over three branches. A few
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-06
PI FAD CHILLY

Detroit-Nine Detroit persons
pleaded guilty to charges OF main
tanning and operating a gambling
establishment and were fined 81
900 each Tuesday by Recorders
Judge Arthur E Gordon. The nine.
who were given the alternative OF
% months to two years In prison.
previously had been charged with
gambling conspiracy, but their trial
was dismissed by judge Gordon
on the grounds that Prosecutor
William f. Bowling had made pre-
sudicial statements" regarding the
case.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-06
Half Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Ypsanu Masons meeting St Lukes Church
ways raising funds repair the Masonic
Temple destroyed by The Temple be repaired imme
dately.
mothers and fathers OF the
DeMolay party THE Alaskan the
DeMolay banquet
Woodmen OF the World elected officers initiated
candidates Officers Nelson Clough commander;
ward Mcdonald advisor lieutenant Robert Smith
Moore banker Raymond Clough Wesley Johnson sentry
Kenneth Howing, Waterman
Marriage Willard Merritt Walters by Justice the
Peace, D. Z. Curtss.