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Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-23
SPORTS PARADE

should be much stronger now than
two weeks ago because of difficult
ties in fitting in at least one key
player who became eligible at the
last minute.
Meanwhile. tWice-beaten Navy
probably will be a slight fayorite
over Pennsylvania despite the lat
ter's perfect record against Duke,
Dartmouth and William and Mary.
Betting men fear Penn's lack of line
depth against the deeply manned
outfit from Annapolis, potentially
perhaps the most powerful eleven
on the nations gridirCns-a strange
weapon that is Just about ready to
explode after a haH-seas son of pow
er-Wa, ting and bad luck.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-23

Forests of Alaska cover about
H,347000 acres, an area as large
as the states of Maine Missouri
and New Jersey combined.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-23
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK. Oct. %. eUP1-Un-
tested Army and frosh-fuelled
Pennsylvania. current football
biggies if the east. will demonstrate
Saturday against formidable oppo-
sition whether either is a genuine
CONTENDER for national laurels.
Amy smacke. into rugged Duke
before $1,000 at the Polo Grcunds,
ard Fenn's juveniles jcust with
Nays Vacillating veterans before
1900 at Franklin Field. Philadel-
phia Both braWls are assured SELL
cuts.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-23
FAVORED OVER DUKES

FAVORED OVER DUKES
The We. Point cadets will be ia
Vored over Duke because Of their
imDres sivdg anbiemisted record for
d quartet q csat=s SIS with mediocre
pponent5= North Carolina. Brown,
Pittsburgh and New London Coast
Guard In those four games the
soldiera rane UP an adding machine
Total Of $50 points against paltry
Il for the 0Bposi ition. who resisted
= effectively g Toy tanks against
q oazocka.
Cliches we're dragged from their
caskets TO describe properly this
Army poWerhouse' e'-thi5 steam
roller = this ejug2ernaut1 - etc
Glenn Davi. Felix Blanchard and
thcir cold Unlimited mates appear
50 potent rom all angles that many
enthusiasts regard their remaining
schedule as merely a parade of V
DAYS for the cadets Agains the
brand Of opposition they've been
meeting. they seemed to have a
magnificent backfield- speedy, nim-
bic lads bred 10 the "T'-and a
grand line, and depth at every posi-
ton.
WAIT FIRST TOUGH TEST
Despite these sennblances, most
analysts have refrained from fash
ioninp bright Wreaths for the West
Pointer until they take their first
tough test Saturday against Dukes
bitten Blue Devils Though
Eddie Cameron's boys from Dur
ham, North Carolina. have lost TO
Pennsylvania. North Carolina Pre-
flight and Navy it must be empha-
sized that their close defeats came
only after hell-for- Leather battles.
Moreover. they have had an extra
week 10 point for Army They have
a good line and an explosive run
ming attack and their kicking game
ie about the best in the country,
with plenty Of distance from their
own boots meanwhile placing terri
fic pressure on the opposing kicker
And this particular Duke team
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-23
Los Angeles. oct =a3Ztl

EgeS NHaie>aIe frees consumer grade
IaHee. GHaae A 56-az. Gaaae 3 s#=s1= me
dunn. Grade 4 SOIL snail. Grade 4
25-27
Retail prices L. consumer. Lafee. Grade
"A 67=6s Grade a e5=66. aHsde H2=.454
medium. Gaade A 54-G# snail GHade \
s2=85
GaHaIed EEadga eggs - retailer
teaSesI Large Grade A 5q-ba Gsaae \
aa=as. Grade s 3S-4u. medium GHade \
5l-a3s smaH Grade \ 2s-aI
Butter unchanged a. 0pA ceilings.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-23
pOTIYkY G EGGS

POULTRY FRICES. tAn points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. L, l943.h
First priee=At ranch 10 wholesaler or re
taller. Second pnce-DelNened 10 whole
saler or retailer. Third puce-At ranch
10 consumer.
BroIlers. Leghorns under 81 lbs. 2oc.
% 10 lbs 2ac: fryefS 3-4 lbs. NC,
roasters. all Weights. 2ac5 fowl. LeFhorn.
ali weights 354c; colored. all weights
251c: ducks. all sizes sc; rabbits, under
; lhs gl-o4r
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-23

Russia occupies one-sixth # lie
dry surface of the earth, being
eclipsed in this respect only by the
British Empire
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-30
Automobiles

DeSoto and Plymouth
 JOHN ]. COLLINS. ING. sa Willow Street Dial 3s2i24
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-30
Attention !! Voters {!
Waterbury, Connecticut.

Waterbury, Connecticut. Special Acts 1039-Senate Bill No. I (190).
 The Board of Selectmen and Town Clerk will hold Q session Wednesday Octo' Der {, 1044, from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M., in the Aldermanic Chambers, City Hall, to ex' anime - for Elect0rs-Citi' gems over 2l years of age. MaturaIizcd Citizens must present Citizenship papers to registration clerk. Signed: Board of selectmen,
 A. Stanley VOket, Leonard SantarslerO,
 Anthony C. ZIminski. The above Is 6 true copy of che Warning for the session of Board of Admissions for October {, l044.
 Attest:
 Mary C. Kilmartln.
 Town Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-30
STRAND

Thrilling action and heart-stirring romance against the background of Q modern industrial miracle, are combined to make Republics pow erful film story, Man From Frisco" olle of the most timely and exciting pictures of the year. The high budget production which cost more than c million dollars to film, opened yesterday at the Strand the- ateh where it began a weeks show ing.
 Michael O'Shea and Anne Shir- fey are starred in the screen play, with Gene L,ockhart featured in a top role.
 Man from Frisco" is motion picture tribute to the new methods and to the people who are working lu American sliip-yards everywhere. Mhe story is of the conflict of the old methods as represented by Joel Ken- iaedy .(0ene Locktart), master ship builder. and the new, exemplified by AEatt Draddock (Michael Oshea), i, who armed with blue prints and an 1dea, this tough young engineer strides, ycugh-shod over traditions.
 The companion feature on the current Strand bill is "Call of the South Seas" and features Janet Martin and Alan Lane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-30

HAVING LosT-My "A" gas ration book Issued by the local board. Aps piication is hereby made for a new 9ne. John MancuSo,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-30

P A c K A R D 1886 CHEVROLET 2 pr. Sedan SlOS Packard. Waterbury, Inc. 4e2 Watertown Avenue Dial 4.eioo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-30
NOTICE

4 hearing on the application Of The Modern Garage, G28 Watertown Ave, Waterbury. Conn, (by Charles M, CarpentieF. 627 Watertown Ave and Rocco PTigioniero, 03i Water town Ave-, Waterbury, Conn0 Tor Certificate of Approval for q New Gar Dealers License will Do held on October 18th, io44 at li:30 A. M in the Mayors office, City Hall, waterbury, Conn, aS provided py General Statutes.
 (Signed)
 JOHN s. MoNAoAN. a.2o.2t Mayor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

aas lit aidt, Raam, 8eit, 0os ge-
.beini,lis ber gantur. aSir fpredlen bonn
naterieIlen aeitliden 2idt, oenn oag
etpige Qi6t i'm Sinrnel. 0as IdIieBlih
@ott ielbit lit ,ino iins Ieiner gnaoe
tetlbaftig ntaht. 8tr tperoen BON
etptgen Qi6t erleudtet, @ott 6bnIif.
pergottlibt.
.sSa". nteinte 8ater 2einefe, ,,bos
tptro tpobl redt ietn. Das nennen tptr
IN unFerer bl. gteligion oas gncben.
lt6t. aber unier natiirlt1es 2iht
tommt bal.ptiddlid BIER auf Grben
pom Der Sonne, benz auge oes Cages.
Benn biefes Sintmelsauee fid Idliebt,
Damn bort uniere groe ouf. Sic fist
Damn tpieoer in ibrer uripriinsIi6en
5tniternis. Damn broudten mir ober
bod nidt aneft uno banee au fem.
oenn @cft fann ia cine r,e,le SanaeI
erihaffeH ODER einen. anaerg aarpbeuI
stesls 3, 3. ben Supiter, .gaept,in ODER
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

ner ibr aud 6anfbar Mns mir BET
Oiefer Sbopfnneseei1iate nibt Der-
geiien oiirfen, III. oaB Gott am erEtea
Gage oIles eriebuften bat, ON ben an
bern fiittf gogen aber ni4t nebr er.
l9affen, ionoern oos gridnfFeae ge-
forntt uno se5iert bat. Darun Bat
er am Dierteu 9age unIer Sonnenfp.
item georonet, gleidiam Die eSitennbr
oes Beltoas boIIenbet uno 6te llbr
m Gang geiest, onB lie beute nod
gebt nah @ottes @eiesen. sic 1T I'm.
iere Sonnenubr. nad tpeIder afle llb.
rem Der Belt eeiteat .peroen. Dieie
llbr allein 1T rnfeblbar ri6tig. Benn
lte etnmal In l1noronung geriete. ia.
me Sos san5e Sonnenipiten nit allen
oa5u geb0risen Sternen In Bermir.
rung. 9as lit gottes llbr. bic Ihon.
Tie, seaauefte uttS bette TN gan8en
4 .allnipsrhtfk SIR 8eiger fiHa Scr Gr6e
ser, erpBe 3eiser, Der Naoao Der fgei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

me, Die inns oie 3eit aaraeiaen Fir So
&C. Meonate uno Sebre."
so, nun tnuB ib midi btslegen" !.
Iaete Ser alte Serr nod bieier 9roft-
onftrenettne- SD elaube. mir be.
fontaeen o1oeres 8etter. idb ipiire es
in 1neinen Ruoden. 2eie uno It,totere
nur weiter TIM Seftden. baum fSnneu
mir meiter 6ariiber ipreden. 8tbeI.
ftuoien fitto iebr intereffont uno Iebr-
retdl, befonoers sDeun man g,ater
sdriftausleeer lit, tpie Cornelius a
2apioe, S.S."
Sd eab ibm gu berlteben, oab i'd
feline @erfe belibe rn6 Tie NIT 8orIiebe
.leie. s.
,alio angenebme Mube. 8ater Nei-
nefe, bis moraeu." - Gortiebnns
fnlgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

es ourd ben gdIamm ser BaIler
gum 8orIdein2 SoIt 6u Dir 6as aud
beoo@t2 Bie tonnet oos olles Inn
Belt ,1no groe itattfin6en2 Sd bin
mir oariiber gar ni9t flar uno finoe
faum eine natiirIide 20iung oieier
5rdgen."
,,aber oa hoben sie aud nidt an.
sefoneen. gsllr @ottes MeaGt aIlein lit
es, bic ipri9t. g8os Sie tuiileu mol.
len, lit: 8os 1T 2idt? - Gs itamutt
bon @ott. Dos notiirli6e, uteterieGe
2i8t lit bon @ott eribaffen tporoen,
u1po !par i'm Nnfong."
9ie Belt lit ni9t bon Gnisteit Der.
9a6 eiuisen I'll. g6tern beoe,tet Der
ausorud "anfane" bier ben Sobn
@ottes. tpeil itd oieier ols anfane BE.
5eidnet (Sob. $3.50. Ct lit Bottes
Betsbeit, uno aues lit oura i'm ge.
madt, mas gen1a9t tpuroen lift. go
aud 6as 2i9t. Das materielle 2idt
fonmt bonn ,,gpigen 2tbf. 8ott
tuobnt i'm etpieen 2i9t. Dem 6buli6
lit oas natiirlihe. iroiide 2i9t auBer
@ott. aber bic Rbpfiter iasen: Das
2idt beitebt 1idt in iid ieIbit, ION.
bern lit Der @lana oes Teuers. gs lit
bonn gra,t6 6er Roble o5er oes Sol.
5es ausgegmgen, b. 3. oos in ibnen
oerborsene Ge,ler. gs ipringt NIT Der
Slamme au9 bic @lana oas 2idt
beroor. go fon1u,t Der sonnenglans
ourd bic Sonnembite ODER burd bet
Sonnenbran6 (oie gerbrennuna Der
Sonne). Das eibt bas 2idt, oas mir
beate nod ieben. BeiI bic 5onne emo.
lid lit, tuir6 aud bic Belt fon,nen.
tuonn ,iie auseebrannt lit. 8as LIT
oos 2idt2 Das lit fdsper a,,sai6riif.
fen. gs lit. tpie q. 9. bas eleftriide
2idt. Bir tpiiien ,,iat. mas eigentlid
elettrisit6t lit. Bir f0nnen oteieIbe
uidt bird eiu gererSBerunssIas emit
oeden. Wan tann oie 6rase itellen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

Uranus an tbre Stelle Iesen. Gber
mir itno oonn au9 ldngft BEL @ott
uno tonnen Damn auf ben uns aneer
Uieienen Sterndeu berumfabren, 6bn-
Iid pie iest Die 2uftfabraeuee burb
ote 9iifte ODER bur9 ben 4etber."
Ser alte Serr pl.ffte oereniiet on
leiner 8igarre utro f,1br oann tpeiter
fort:
Das 2i6t om bierten Sage bat mir
immer erobe Sreube bereitet, i6en
oesbulb, tpenn id beoenfe. ooB 1sniere
Stammeltern 4bom nno gba i6on
auf iie bina,fi9auten un6 bab oieie
ielbe sonne, bic @ott an ben StmmeI
ieste, mo iie beute nod itebt, auf iie
berableudtete uno fpdter auf olle tbre
Ra9fommen. gs lit bic Sonne oas
idonite anoenten aus benz Barabteie
unierer eriten gltern, Dos tie tpobI am
meimiten lbdsten, benn Der Sonne
Sdonbeit uno @Iana, Wdrme rnS
2ibt erinnerte iie an @ott, an ietne
Shonbett, 2tebe uno 8armberaisfeit,
an @ott. Ser tros ibres Safes fie
oennoh irnmer liebte un6 Tie enbli6
nod ibrem groenleben in ben etpigen
Sonnenglan5 6es Sin1mels al1fs,meb-
men beablidtiste. Nidts Sd6neres
gibt es unter ben oernunftloien @e.
id6pfen fiir uns, als Sonne. &ein
Wunoer, oaB ale beionilden 8olfer
bic Sonne eottltb berebrten. Man
6enfe MIR an ben Sonnensott Der
@riehen unb Honter, Der aeeppter
und Rerier, oer sprier ,n,o .8abnlo-
nier, Der @ermaner,, Der Sttbioner II.
a. Die SonnenfeIte leben berte nod
fort. Bir ielbit baben ben 5onntae,
ben Gag oes Serrn, oen Sonnentag.
9ie sonne lit bic a6,,isin auer Be.
itirne unferes sonneniDiten,s. Sic III
(fiir ,ins) IN Der Witte alIer Sterns
nnb ale bespesen fd ipie Diener I'm
oieielbe. Daram it,to bic grbenbetpob'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
1QdnnkQn
H. Elsllils ilsRjeil,Is11zR,s
9ss ats. 9. 0iscstses
(SortIesliite)

90 fprad oer @radbIer tp5rtIi6
aus Der 9ibel. 8eIdes stdunen Der
Raiie oes 8oItesl BeIhe Greuoe II,
auer ,Seraea! Was batte @ott getun 2
@ott f4ieo bon ben Grunoftoffen ieue
tthtboae Materie, aus tpeI6er ipater
oie $immelst0rper sef6affen tpuroen
(Gbom).
"Sest bore mol auf'', ,.nterbrod
Der sreiie: gater Heinede, Id tpollte
ntal germ erfabren, mos Su BON bent
e'dte botft. Bas mar oas fir ETH
Stbt? Wober etttitano esq Bie fam
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
&nbrinbnfrie feat bic
Nrbeit eitt
(Deutider Na9ribtenoienit Der
$. @. ~


Aus Dem &ubrgebiet fommenoe
oeuti6e Soloaten beri9ten. oab bic
tpeltbefannten Rrupp,perfe Dor emit
gen Tagen als Greebnis Der i9tperen
2uftangriffe. bon benen Die Sitter.
babnbofe, @leisanlagen unb aanal.
IdleuIen oes ssnouitriegebiets Der
&lsbr seritort tperoer, bic arbeit Elm.
itel1en r,,iBten," berihtet Der Derliner
aorreiponoent Der ibtDeoiihen 3et.
tuns "aftonblaoet'' ieinem 8latte.
uSeit Der Dortmunb- GINS. aannl
aum 5tpeiten MaI trodengelest muir.
be, f6nnen 2ebensn.itteI u,1o Rob4
ltoffe nidt nebr per Sdiff trottspor'
tiert tper6eu. B6breno Der tpenigers
bon,benfreien Stunben iammeln Eiid
tarfe,t6e bon 2eitten nm Die GfIb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
MistpOd5, ben Y, asssntbsr 1874

q y
ri1t meiter. ,,geiemono Dentt nod Sd.
ran, Die grdnoe III I5f9sn. ssSn oen
Dorfern trreu RinSer nntber lnb bet.
teln bic gnuern Inn 9rot "a. i,n6
Diele Rinber baben fi6 n1.h ben 9rnp.
pentsiIea ansel6loiien. Re Ietftea ben
Soloaten fIeiHe SanoIongeroienSte
nn6 oermosen o,,b oieTe BetIe tpeHig.
items ibren SirHser 3n ftinen.
: ,,Oas 9ebeu in oen bombaroierten
Staoten oes ipeftbesiti4en Suo1dtrie.
sebietes tuiro nopn Rouat az Msonot
uto bon 8ohe sn Bo9e Idlimmer",
fdbrt Der 8eridt fort. ..aber bic Be
nSlterung webrt fb oeeeu Die Gna.
futerung, ,sno bic torperlih brou1bo-
rem 9teni6en unter ber 8enolfera.ng
oiirfen bic StSote iospiefo ni6t Der.
laiien, ionoern fte fino ansetpieien
iuoroen, on ibrer arbeitsitatte 3u ber.
bleiben. 8aiier, @as uno eIettriides
2i9t itno iiberbalapt nitt 81. erbaI.
ten, oenn aIles lit bon 8ombeu ser.
fort. aud bas 9eahriftens uno Ser.
febrsmeien lit DoIaie sniant1r,enge.
bro6en, uno ote Berfore.tne Der per.
bliebenen 8eeolferune maht enorme
5dpieriefeiten, oo 216en uno 2aeer.
bdnier nieoergebrannt fin6. Die 8e-
BORDEN ieben iid oaber erbebliden
59ipierigfeiten eegenitber, penn bic
8eoolferang Dor Der orobenoen Sun-
gersnot belpabrt tperoen ioll. Das 0f.
fentlthe 2eben fann aber in ieoem
Sale im nottgen NinoeitnaB fort.
gefiibrt merben, uno man erfeuut in
Oeuti6lano iest al1mabli6, oab bic
Dinge nod idliumer tperoen oiirften.
aber i6on iest fann bic 8eoolferssng
fai,m nod ibr nadtes Qehen friftem,
uno 2uftidusteaer reid,en D.. 8. uur
nob fiir Jrauen ano Rinoer aus, io-
bob aae Mduner iid 70 gut tpie iurss.
LID orauBen in 5i9erbeit brineen
miiilen, tpenn elm 2uftansriff inn Con
sc tit. Gber elm folder 3uitano fonn
natiirli6 nidt lanee tneitergeben", lit
oie aniidt oes i6tpeoiiden RorreIpon.
6euten. ..
au6 cine anoere fdpeoif6e $3eituns
~Stodbolm Eioaineen". beridtet, baB
.,na6 elmer 45.tdgieep 2l,fthlodooe
In oem peitgebelto inbuItrintferten
Rnbreebtet. iest mdbr als tritiI6 lit.
Die 2eute Iteben 1t, laneen Sbloneen
Dor ben 2doen on, speii fte inriser
beftanoen Die etnaieeu 2ebensuitteI,
aafautreiben, aber ieit einigeu Sogen
beitanone bic eiusisen 2ehensmiHeI,
Die i'm Rnbrgebiet nod s,s boben Da.
rem. in elmer Sorte Soferflodenlnppe.
Die Observation-Disclosures bSrten
namIi6 felt Dem 23. Geptember auf,
lett Der Dort11un6 6-gms- -Ranal aum
eriten Mate beiddoigt marSe. Deltt.
l6erieits tDurbe stpar oles per}udt,
bieie pidtige 8inne,ItnaiSeritro6e su
fliden, aber alles, pas IN oiefer Sin.
iibt gei9eben mar, ms,rbe BEL einem
neuen 2uftansrfff am 4. Nopember
5eritort.
~9as 9bubraebiet tonnte $4,000
Eonnen &artoffeln nidt erbalten, tpeiI
aud oas eiienbobnnes beiddbigt iii,
uno 10 perfomnen nun oieie aartof-
feln 10 tuie DbSt ,sno Gentle a,lf oen
nltSnphnmffptr ,Wnhn MAJOR, ,,,.s Aa,, a.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Prem :


Prem is rcady-to-eat, so, for cold meals,
just chill the can, open, slice and serve.
Its flavor is distinctly better because it's
sugar-cured the exclusive Swift Premium
way. Also, Prem supplies the highest quail
ity proteins, important minerals and b
vitamins.
Meal pictured at L:ft: Cut pineapple Cor melon)
in half iengfhiCSe. Remore center, dice mix Vifh
other chilled fruits and salad dressing Replace
in shell and top cith strawberries. Surround
tCith Prem.
Try this meal, too: Cold sliced Prem, tomatoes
stuffed tcith cottage cheese sliced cucumbers.
Evening star., 1944-03-03

YoIonde designed both Of these exquisite,
hond-detoiIed royon bIouses Of white royon
crepe .. typical Of our YoIonde collection.
A. Lons-sIeeved classic with the Yoonde look thot
"feminizes" even the most tailored suit Misses
B. Hie -throoted blouse with hand worked "neckIoce"
waI-Bouses, Third Floor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-23

Reappolnted

Fred W. Greenstreet. this city.
today was reappointed to the state
land office board for term expir
ing May /, 1915 Mr.. Greenstreet
has been on the board since II was
formed.
Reappointed with him was John
A. Mustard. Battle Creek.
other commission appointments
announced today by Governor HAT
ry +. Kelly in Lansing were
p. J. Adams; Lansing. assistant
secretary Of the Motor Wheel Cor
poration. TO the state tenure com
mission TO complete the term OF the
la Fred e. Pennert, st. Louis
which expires August 81
James W. Lyons, Detroit ap
pointed to the state board OF phar
macy 10 MI vacancy created Nv
the resignation OF A. E. Jezewsh;
Detroit. for a term expiring DE
cember 81. 1876
A G. buchanan. Iron Mountain
appointed to the state board OF
pharmacy to replace Howard W
Mordue, Highland Park for a
term espiring December 81 l9iA.
Mrs Daisy r.. Coward, Flint,
Genesee County school eommlA
sioncr. reappointed to the teach
ers retirement fund board for a
term expiring March T. 1919.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-23
Will Rogers Remains
in Last Resting Place

Claremore. Okla. May 25-INS-
The body Of VIII Rogers lsy-today
in a stone crypt in front OF the
Will Rogers Memorial nearly nine
years after the famous humor. st
crashed TO his death in Alaska
with his plane pilot. Wiley Pos.
The body vas brought To Clare
more secretly By train Monday
Fl m the Glendale. Cal. cemetery
where II was buried shortly after
Rogers was killed Aug. +. .3s5.
On'y a small gathering o. friends
and relatives. fewer than A hun
dred. were permitted 70 attend the
services. Among them were form
er Gov. Leon {. Phillips Of Okla
homa and the present 20 ,eruor.
Robert S Kerr.
When the services were ral lud
cd the casket vas carried ON
the memorial room 10 It's fnal rest
ing place in the simple crypt near
his former home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-23
XRays Will
be Provided

Plans are being completed here
for the visit Of the Mobile AItay
unit OF the State Department OF
Health. which is to be in Ypsilanti
for five days, beginning June ..
II will he al all local industries
and Rackham school OF Special Ed.
ucation as a part Of program Of
the Washtenaw County Health De.
pariment for detection OF tuber
culosis.
Olin c. Eckley. representing in
dustries, and Paul Ungrodt, rep
resenting the Board OF Commerce.
are working with Or. otto h En-
gelke. head OF the County Health
Department. In formulating plan
for the units visit According TO
the schedule now mapped out. the
Unit will spent Thursday. June :.
at Central Specially Co, and the
American Ladder Co. Friday the
unit will be stationed az the1nit.
ed stove Co. and the Huron Gray
iron Foundry on Monday they
VIII Nl5it the MoNQI olaNS NHNN''
Corporation. where workers in
smaller plants will also be given
the Xrsys. while Tuesday they
will he az the Streicher ve and
Tool 60. which will be the head
quarters for testing workers OF
mall plants In the area on that
cay Wednesday morning has
been set aside for emergencies.
and for completing work which
may not have been finished in
the first four days and Wednes-
day afternoon The INIT will visit
Rackhsm School
The &..ay program is a part Of
county.V de program providing
for Mays FOR AL workers in in
dust-y. being carried out under the
dire "tion Of Dr. Engelke Ann Ar
lor factories were visited earlier
this year. Workers are being in
formed II The plans and the need
for the Xrays
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-23
Fight Brews
on Sales ak

Lansing, May 23-AP-A battle
between city and rural areas over
a proposed constitutional amend
ment to divert a third Of the state
sales tax 10 units of local govern
ment is in the making.
The department Of state and al
torney general Monday approved
the form of three proposed com
panion amendments which propon-
ents seek 10 submit TO the voters
in the November general election
in an effort TO write them into the
state constitution. They are spon-
sored chiefly by city officials whose
cities are under the 15-mill tax lin
itation
One proposed amendment would
divert third Of the sales tax TO
local government. another would
forbid the state TO reduce grants
maid to local units. and a third
would require the state to pay for
any further burden It might i'm
pose upon local government
or the third OF the sales tax
which local government would re
ceive, the proposed amendment
would earmark 80 per cent for di.
vision among school districts. Els
cal officers and others looked hard
al language OF the measure which
declares that the balance of 20
per cent shall be returned to the
counties as whole on a popula-
ton basis and payment shall be
made to the county treasurer who
shall remit TO the respective cities
within the county, on a per capita
basis such proportion as the to-
tai city populations bear 10 that o.
the county exclusive OF the city
populations"
The rest OF the money would be
divided among the townships and
the county on a basis Of need as
determined by the tax ALLEGATION
board or the board OF supervisors.
Auditor General Vernon J. Brown
said he considered the formula
for dividing the 20 per cent would
encounter rural groups opposition.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-23
Jaycees Will
Help Drive

The Junior Chamber OF Com
merce board of directors meeting
Monday night at the Board OF Com
merce appointed John Farris, chair
man of a committee to handle the
War Bond Show in conjunction with
the Fifth War Loan Drive. Mem
bers OF the committee include: Ken
meth Lindner. Kenneth Leighton,
Charles Hill, Donald Porter and
Donald Ehle.
Plans for rodeo and rummage
sale we're discussed and will be
forthcoming in the near future. John
Boyle was appointed to head a com
mittee on the rodeo. and George
Adams in connection with the rum
mage sale.
Three new members we're ad-
United to mbership in the Junior
Chamber OF Commerce. namely:
Richard Eckert. Oliver Stanchfield
and Martin Estey.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-23
Production Hats

Detroit, Mich, May % AP-Pro-
duction OF penicillin. blood plasma
and other medical supplies al Parke
Davis & Co was halted today as
1900 employees carried out a strike
authorized last Saturday in a Ma
tional Labor Relations Board cleo
ton under the Smith.Connally Act.
The stoppage was delayed for q
day when the employees, members
of the United Gas, Coke and Chem
zeal Workers Union (CIO) voted
Sunday to withhold action pending
further negotiations with the com
pany on wages and working condi.
tons. No settlement came from yes
terday's day.long conference, and
union officials ordered the truce
ended. Two Parke Davis plants. one
in Detroit and one in Oakland Coun-
tyy are affected.