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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03

UTICA-"Hymns OF Our AL
lies" will be the topic of the
program at the Utica Tuesday
Club on Feb. 9th. Mrs. William
Irwin is program leader, and
Mrs. Howard o. Crissman hos
tess at her home 1924 Cass
street. The following will be
given: 20 Canada" Mrs. A. B.
Laid; Russian anthem, Mrs.
Russell German; God Save
the King" Mrs. Howard G..
Crissman; Chinese anthem, Mrs.
William Allor, and The Star
Spangled Banner, Mrs. Frank j.
Pointer.
Roll call will be responded TO
with patriotic quotations.
c. Omer Crissman, Mrs, Edith
Brede, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c..
Crissman attended the funeral
of Mrs. William Knapp Criss-
man, in Romeo on Monday. Mrs.
Crissman, aged 83, was the wife
of M. Jay Crissman of that viii
lage. Funeral was held from the
WILDER Funeral Home with Rev.
Rhodes Of the Baptist church
officiating
Regular meeting Utica Chap
ter No. 240 Eastern Star at Ma
sonic Temple Tuesday evening,
Jan. 8, at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Effie Baird who was TAX
en- quite i'll last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Rehse, was taken to st. Joseph
hospital, Mount Clemens, on
Monday for observation and
treatment.
Jean Morden, of the high
school faculty, spent the week
end with an aunt at Capac,
Mich.
Jerry Weier is home from an
Iowa camp on furlough.
Marilee Mcclellan, daughter
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl J. McClel-
Ian, was pleasantly surprised
Tuesday afternoon when 13 OF
her school friends walked into
her home at 1881 Clinton street
to remind her of her 18th birth
day. The party had been plan
ned by Mrs. Mcclellan, assisted
by Lois Alband, and was from
five to nine o'clock. Games
were played with prizes for
winners in the contests, Donna
Wiley winning at Bugs" Lois
Alband in Valentine match
and the closing feature, spell
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Qs 1ANm the 0ay 20
By D. A.

Two years oeo at this time . and we'll in the von
guard Of the national effort Mount Clemens established
United Service Organization centers USO clubs which
have since benefited untold thousands Of visiting soldiers
soors just those in other communities have cheered
our young men far from home.
thick book could be written what the USO has
compshed and toke hats off them. .
The success Of the Broadway USo and those Cherry
street and Coss 1.-THE Hostess Housed is due to
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Around the Town at Utica

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Barck,
(Lydia AlbrechD of Mount
Clemens, announce the birth Of
a son.
The Utica City Council at its
meeting Tuesday night tran
sacted routine business and al
lowed the usual number OF bills.
Among other business was the
vote TO install hot water in the
council rooms. Water gallonage
will be reduced TO 10 ,066 gal
Ions per quarter and water for
commercial use 10 the same
amount, both effective April /,
1914.
A shipment of about $40
worth of new books was receiv-
cd this week for the grade
school library.
Water color paintings, on
heavy paper, are being made by
Donna Hesla. Douglas Brown,
Betty Campbell and Marilee
Mcclellan, and~will be hung on
the walls of the lower hall in
the grade school building. The
paintings are nearly life size and
have as their themes work,
play and health. the grade
school motto. They are being
cleverly handled by the young
artists.
The ZOO in the kindergart-
en- is rapidly growing, the latest
addition being the miniature
train with its colored porter.
Mrs. Clarence Walsh, grade
school teacher, has finished
work ct Wayne University, De-
troit, and received her A. B. de-
gree. Principal Walsh has four
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03

lunch Wednesday the worn
banner was removed from its
staff :. Ed. Krohn, shoe sales
man over at George Priehs
Mercantile is going about
his work with smile these days
and song on his lips
The song is his own, 1T
Hurts" a wartime ditty 4.
which may be nationally net
worked by Eddie Cantor or one
Of the big programs any time
now. Ed. wrote it about
a year ago and later dress
ed 1t up with music Nora
Martin, songstress with Cantor,
heard it and things happened .
The publishers (bless 'em)
who started that Pistol Packin'
thing signed Krohn up on a roy
atty basis and told him
they expected it to be aired over
a national hookup soon =.
but will telegraph him the ex-
act date. Ed wrote a "jazzy"
song during the last war =.
but it Topped. SO we wish
him the very best on 1T Hurts. y
BUY AN EXTRA WAR BOND
FOR BATAAN
Christmas 1943 was better for
most of the boys overseas than
Christmas AZ. The AZ pack
ages were received as late as
August. Here's an excerpt
from a Jan. II, 1914, letter from
India, written by Bob Gregory
former Selfridge man
now in India. It's a thrill
to read it: Here it is IL o'clock
at night and part of the Christ
mas packages just came.
So far have two. Hope my
luck holds out. Everybody
is out of bed now TO see il they
have a package. There
were Is bags altogether and as
yet they haven't finished OPEN
ing them. There are so
many soldiers hanging around
here it is worse than trying to
write a letter in a bar with two
DRINKS beside you. I'll bet
I have heard one mans name
called 20 times now. I'm
sorry, but I'll have to close :.
so can open my packages. E.
l ended up with two cartons of
cigarettes and three other pack
ages - Good luck,
Bob.
BUY AN EXTRA WAR BOND
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03

the efforts OF . generous pub
lie ond you should share
in the anniversary observance.
The public is cordially invited
to visit the three local establish
m-ats on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday to see for them
selves what is being done for
the men in service You
will be made welcome.
BUY AN EXTRA WAR BOND
FOR BATAAN
When Hollywood's Major
Jimmie Stewart with
brand new gold oak leaves
cleaning from his cap and col
lar returned from the
Frankfort raid Jan. 20 as
command pilot of the squadron
and stepped from his Lib
orator mine Yanks and a Jeep"
he mentioned to the press
representatives nearby that the
Nazi rocket fire was heavy.
"And don't let anybody kid you
about those rockets" added
Jimmie's tailgunner, Staff Sergt.
Eddie Baumgarten, of Mount
Clemens. "When they 90 off
1t looks like the whole sky Is on
fire" Sergt. Eddie has
been in England for the past
four months. His wife, the
former Betty Moore. and young
daughter, reside at 301s Second
street Eddie's in good COM
pany and is enjoying his ex-
periences, ne writes.
BUY AN EXTRA BOND
FOR BATAAN
We don't know whether the
Macomb County Road Commits
sion called special meeting
after Tuesdays column item
about their tattered flag over
the Rose street maintenance
plant but shortly after
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
New Baltimore

NEW BALTIMORE - Mr..
and Mrs. Van Arnold entertain
ed the following guests at din
ner, Sunday evening: Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Streiber, Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Fuerst, DR.. and Mrs.
w. D. Schellig, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Finedell, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Ian Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Matthews.
st. AIMS Society of st.
Mary's Catholic church will hold
a games party Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Leo Siefert spent Tues
day with Mrs. John Marsh.
The Senior play will be held
Friday evening.
Weekly dances will be held at
the Youth center, every Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Fuerst
attended a birthday dinner in
Detroit, Sunday in honor of
John Fuerst.
Word has been received that
Pvt. Ralph Danimiller was pro-
NOTED TO the rank of corporal.
Patricia LeFevere OF the
WACs is now stationed at Fort
Qgelthorpe, Ga.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Washington Marine
Listed As Wounded

A Navy casualty list released
today includes the name of PFC.
Patrick NJ. Mclaughlin, Of the
Marine Corps Reserve, reported
wounded in action.
Mclaughlin is listed a.
resident of Washington, Mich.
and his mother is Ars. Verna
Vsllentgoed, of 5000 Washington
road, Washington, according to
the official list.
The latest Navy casualty list
includes EOS names of which IS
are dead; SO wounded and lit
missing
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03

We prayer. We prayed hard.
and we meant it.-Army nurse
Lieut.. Margaret Jennings on
bombing of hospital ship Semi
mole at Naples.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03
Could Henry VIII Have
Had Stomach Ulcer Pains?

History tells how Henry VIII would
gorge himself with food and suffer aft
crward Don't ignore your sufferings.
Try udss for relief OF ulcer and stom-
aeh pains, indigo stion. gas pains, for
heartburn, burning sensation, bloat and
other conditions caused by excess acid.
Get a 25c box OF Udga Tablets from
your druggist. First dose must convince
or return box 10 US and get DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY BACK.
Bannow Drur Company and druI stores
everywhere.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-03

| jumped off the flight deck
with less on than I was born
with, | left part of my hide. -
Capt. John G.. Crommelin, Jr.,
carrier Liscome Bay survivor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-09
Soutsz obcf ma eden vlajky."

Obcanske a vlastenecke or
ganizace mnoha obc1 a NEST
pracuji ma planech zvlastnlcn
oslav Dne Vlajky urceneho ma
IL. cervna. Presidentovo pro-
hlaseni urcuj1cf Den VlaJky Wy
zaduje ably vsude kde je to je-
nom NONE byly vedle amerlc-
Ike vlajky vyveseny ostatnich
Spojenych narod1 a tax symbo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-09

lizovano nase spolecne bratr-
stv1 zasvecen1 S Boz1 pomocl,
veci jednoty a svobody lid.
Gen. Macarthur gratuluje We
litelEGm ma Move Guinei.
General Macarthur postal
blahopTejne telegramy ctyfem
svym vddcdm, v nichz vyslovu-
je sve uspokojeni mad jejich w
kony ma ostrove Wakde a
Black.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-09
Drobne Povfdky a Obrazky

koj. Nemusila p~OslOuchati bra
trovych vykladG, nemusila Sc
ma nej divati, jak je zamyslen
nebo mrzut. Naopak, or ted
byl ely a wesley.
Jenom net s MIN nebyla spo-
kojena. Zabfralat hosta prflis
pro sebe, tax re Duhu az Ito
vala. A pax! Dobre videla, jak
tajne pc nj oci obracf, jak jde
ma zvonici jake do vezenf, jak
by rad pohovoril take o necem
jinem neil O tie podivne legen-
de. Ale to musil rano pc msi
Sc STRICKEN ma zvonici a tam
zdstati skoro az do sameho po-
ledne. Vysledek badanl nebyl
tax stastny jake pfetesleho
dine. Odpoledne sli, Ease po-
chodili vsak rovnez jake rano,
tax re Netrefa, kteryz odpole-
dine, &C nezvan, Jim asistoval,
dosti pravem vykladal ma vecer
u Kacky zidovky, CO Jim da
"Prokop" prace, re s tim ne
muze ami ten pan z Prahy mic
svest; ale to re je asi tim, re
myslf, re to neni stara latina,
ale cesky, a to re on, Netrefa,
iakkoli stare latino nehovf, ne
mysli, re to ami nemdze byt.
Farsti meskali toho vlazneho
vecera ma zahrade v altanku.
Farar byl vsecek vzrusen. Ac
dnes mnoho nesvedli, prece ky
nula nadeje, skoro jistota, re
to p1jde, a proto %premlouval
bosta, ably tn jeste zIstal, a d.
tklive no O to zadal. Jeho tai
nym navodem take sestra do
mlouvala Duhovi, ably cd Mich
tax nespechal.
Professor sc omlouval a vyslo-
voval obavu, re jiz tn pTilis
dlouho pobyl; tajne jeho pohle
dy sc pc Marince obracely. Ia
Sc jen usmala a ctveracive do
dala:
"Vsak on pan professor sta
rou legendu neopust1. Vzdyt
je jake zakleta princezna a pra
w rytfr il must vysvobodit z
toho tajemstv1."
Acknowledgment rytiri Sc
zdalo, ze v tom vyzvan1 je tro-
chu 1stipku, ale zGstal pfece.
Pristine rama byl ma zvonic!
sam. Farar musil do sousedni
vesnice S Panem Bohem. Duha
chvilku obchazel zvon a srov.
naval jeho legendu S literami
ktere mel ma pap1re namalova.
ny, s napisem pod mimi. Papfl
ten prve vytahl Z kapsy. PAX
pristoupil k oknu a dival sc ns
yes, nejdele vsak ma faru. Pc.
ljednou zahledl ma farske "a.
hrade Marinku. sla mezi "a.
hony We svetlych satech, s hla.
YOU nepokrytou. Ted 81 zatkls
do vlasd rdzove poupe. Zacha.
ri dial mezi kroviny. To jde a.
81 do altanku.
Duha cekal, nepnjde-li Ma.
rinka zpatky. Chvile minula
To je v altanu. A teta v kuchy
nj, stryc pryc. Strciv chvatni
pap1r do kapsy sveho saka
hnal Sc sc zvonice. Ne schoC
"a schodem, ale pres diva zrov
ma chvatal.
Do zahrady sci zadnimi dvir
ky re sadu.
Meter farafovu jak nalez
prekvapil, kdyz pred nj tax Z
nenadanf stanul. Nebyla v be
sldce, ale u zeleniny.
"Myslila jsem -"
"Ze jsem u princezny legen
dy. Ia jiz je vysvobozena."
"Ah! w! To Dude nit stry
cek radost -"
"Povite mu to-" del Duhs
vazne a vyznamne a zraky je
no ktvely ma svezf dfvcin6 tvar
Zarazila Sc. Ma chvilku ma
stale mlcen1. Duha cekal, CT
ma tn otazku odpov1, porozu
m6la-li.
Ale ona neodpovedela. Take
porozumela.
"To jste ted ma ten napis pfi
sel?" zaclnala.
me, dr1v."
"Driv? A kdy?"
"Vcera odpoledne -"
"a strycek o tom opravdl
mic newt"
"Nevi. Nerekl jsem mu tx
schvalne. Klamal jsem no, pr
znavam Sc. Je to nehezke. A
vsak -"
Zamlcel Sc. Nastalo ticho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-09

zal Sc rychle, odpovedi nece-
kaje.
"Nebylo," odvetila. Pozar-
della Sc, hned vsak dodala: CA
lie re byste mas vsecky tax sidil,
to jsem 81 prece -"
ga uz nebudu - a vas do
celia ne. Yam povim jeste jed
nu legendu -"
"Vzdyt jste mne jeste nefekl
O tam te."
eta poeka," odvetil rychle
archaeolog vzruseny a v lfci
pozardely. "Takovy okamzik
jal o tento -"
Umlkl. Ozvalyt Sc opodal
kroky. Net farafova sebou tr-
hla.
"Jdou pro mne. Teta by"
A byla ia tam.
Daleko nechvatala. Cekala
tetu a on tn - stryc.
"Uz zde?" zvolala bezdeky.
"Vratili mne. Nemocny jiz
zemfel. Je tn professor"
"Je."
"Nic ii ~nefikal?"
Pohledela ma nej tazave.
20 cem?"
20 legende, O zvonu -"
80 Q legende = ne o te
Znelo to rozpacite. Ale stryc
zaujat tim, co nesl, nevsiml 81
toho hrube a. sci dale "a profe-
sorem. Zastal no ma sedatku
pred besidkou. Byl zamyslen.
FaraT, jenz no velmi pfekvapil,
zvolal dochazeje:
"Tak, uz il mattel"
"Koho?" ptal Sc udivene
Duha.
"Legendu = uz jste il pre-
.Ieetl."
"To slecna Marenka Tekla,"
odvetil Duha zarazen, skoro
prudce.
Farar zasl.
eta? Mic. Ia mic nev1. Ted
mne to rekla. Ptal jsem Sc j1.'
Gale tuhle - tu," dodal ia
rar, vytahuje z kapsy papir
! "To jsem nasel We zvonici ma
schodech." Poved6l, jak Sc vra-
til a jak, nemoha Sc dockati, Sc
z kostela zrovna ma vez, a tU
ten papfr re nasel ma schodech
"To jste S tim asi letel RADIOS.
/, tt -" dodal.
"Pane farari-" Duha chte.
zaciti Sc zpovedi. Ale farai
sednuv do besidky pekne polo.
, I'll papfr ma still a zval hosta ne
dockave, ably mu to- WHO'LL. Ma
papire byl verny opis legendy
i "Joannes Canta ista fecit
hoe opus = .on. niwuk. eopo'
maxi mast. nachvlli. 1886"
FaraT vsechen vzruseny pre-.
hlfzel napis, az pax klepaje pr
: stem ma pap1r, fekl:
Gale re jste ma to dnes tai
( najednou pfisel. Vcera jsmt
nemohli nikam, ami pfedevci
rem"
INA stopu mne uvedla posle
dnf dive slova, ma stest1 celia
: INA chvili." Napadlo mne, II
legenda velikeho rychnovskeht
zvonu take tax mi. Znal jsen
to z popisu. I zval jsem legen
du tn "a zaklad a tax jsen
snadnodoplnil v%ypustena p1s
. mena. A dalo to smysl. Je t.
stejna legenda."
< "A ma to jste teprve dnes pr
padl?" divil Sc farar hlede ne
d1verive ma mladeho archaeo
loga.
me. pane farari. To mn'
pripadlo hned prvni den.'
A tn Sc pocala zpoved.
+ Farar Size zasmusil lice, i "a
mracil sc, posleze vsak dial alb
soluci. Ale nezli j dial, zepta
Sc, rekl-li Duha prve Marince
legende. Nebylo MONA zata
I-Ijovati =
Teta 81 toho vsimla, re je ne
co prisla re zahrady, nejal
zmenena, re je jake ma trni
q Kdyz pax stryc s profesoren
vchazeli, phase prchla z pokoj'
do kuchyne. Ale Ike stolu mu
sila.
Kdyz k nemu sedali, ozva
Sc v ten okamzik "Prokop" Ne
trefou rozhoupany, a pan fara,
Z obrativ Sc k neteri a sestre, prt
mluvil:
! "Slysfte? Zvon mi, zvuk je
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-06-09

Duha Sc stal pro legendu "a
iatcem. FaraT no opravdu ne
Sestra jeho, &C nemela
hOstl zvlaste rada, mic
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-14
Allied Troops Making Come
Back South of Rome; Break
up NelU Thrusts by Nazis
Buy More E Bonds

More bonds must be purchased TO round out the prop
proportions in Ypsianti's fourth bond drive.
As we approach our city quota need final home
stretch squirt of extra buying We should be well over
the top February h the day set for at least 100 per cent
reports City Chairman d. NJ has worked hard
establish credtabe record in keeping with previous
sales He deserves wholehearted support.
Most urgent need is for special attention to + bonds
There is note of regret in the fact that bond sales
tagging because it indicates that too many people have
yet acquired the bond buying habit guarantee of
post security II vitality important that the govern
ment should have cash to speed victory but is equally
important that the rank and file of citizens should appre
ciae the advantage of saving in order that they
be prepared buy what they want when production OF
civilian merchandise is resumed after the
Such savings through purchase of bonds triple
purpose They make cash available for the war; they pre-
pare for buying when good merchandise again becomes
nsuring maximum employment.
To the in service generous purchase Of bonds
not only the home front backing which they must
homes protected and we'll kept, that there will be employ
ment with good and that they may anticipate
era of prosperity and comfortable living
For Us here at home to invest in good interest bearing
securities for the purpose of accomplishing all this and
more, is nothing at all in comparison with what the
in service are giving.
Why don't we then get right down to business and go
far the top in this drive that boys from psi
'anti may be proud of the folks back home
of them Buy extra investment bond today and buy
bonds too For their sake and for your don't
wait Do it now while it will help most.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-14

Nearing V etc

Washington. Feb. Tins Con
gress today was expected 10 throw
It's ban on food subsidies back into
the lap Of President Roosevelt with
in the next ~ hours.
The bill extending the lie OF the
Commodity Credit Corporation and
outlawing subsidies was scheduled
70 pass through a conference com
mittce OF the House and Senate
and be sent to the White House
for the Presidents anticipated
veto.
Completion OF legislative action
on the measure brings Congress
and the Administration up against
another death date" for the CCC.
Under continuing resolution
adopted after the last showdown on
subsidies the agency's life expires
Thursday. Feb. L..
Congressional leaders who fore
saw the Presidents veto being sus-
tanned. looked for another short
term" extension Of consumer food
subsidy payments,
In the face OF Administration de-
mands for continued subsidies 10
preserve control over living costs,
the senate last Friday passed the
Bankhead bill Outlawing rollback
subsidies after June so. The vote
was 43 to 2s. The House already
had passed a similar bill ending
subsidies about two months sooner
speed Victory, Buy MORE Bonds
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-14
ak Form to
be Siirnplifiied

Washington. Feb. 14-lNS-The
House Ways and Means Commit
tee plunged today into the task Of
simplifying returns for so million
taxpayers.
Chairman Doughton (D) y. c,
said committee meetings. begin
ming today, will be continued
through the week to push the job 20
completion.
Rep. Knutson tR) Mimi, leading
Republican member, said the com
mittee probably would streamline
its work by not holding open hear
ings.
At the same time, Senate finance
leaders, discussing the overall tax
picture. expressed belief there will
be very little tax reduction after
the war.
Sen. Butler (R) Neb.. said at
may be necessary even to increase
taxes for a while. He added, how
ever. that "wt will have to adjust
the tax program to the economic
situation.
Personally, should favor a
plan that would make the tax load
light as possible and extend IL
quotation of debt over a long per-
iod OF time" he said.
Sen. George (D) Ga, chairman of
the Senate Finance Committee. de-
clared that Congress this year
must do something-about granting
postwar reserves to corporal ons.
Probably not much tax reduction
can be made after the war"
spsed Victory. INV MORE Bonds
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-14
Naziis Calling
Men to
Army Service

London. Feb l4-UP- European
reports said today that Germany,
casting about frantically for re
Inducements TO bolster its armies
for an approaching three front war,
has called up men al 81 to 60, or
dered private business and indus
try TO release another 800 900 work
ers and may be planning to evacu-
ate Norway.
\ note OF urgency in the recruit
ment campaign was supported by
London Daily Telegraph dispatch
asserting that Berlin again beieN-
ed an Allied invasion OF western
Europe imminent. especially IN
view OF the heavy daily aerial nom
bardment of the Pas de Calais area
of the French coast -,
Niddle-aged men. both trained
and unframed. now were being as
signed to the German infantry
and Panzer forces instead of coas'
tai artillery. quartersmaster' de
partment and other rear services,
as heretofore. another Zurich dis
patch said.
Men taken from business and IN
dustry were being replaced in fac
tories and offices by war invalids.
Zurich said.
Norwegian underground sources
in Sweden reported the Germans
were planning to reduce the staff
Of the Reich commissariat in Nor
way by 80 10 40 per cent in posi-.
BILE preparation for withdrawal
from that country.
Numerous German officials al
ready have left Norway and sup
porters OF puppet Premier NidkuD
Quisling have taken over more
and more OF the Nazi administra
ton. It was said Numerous re.
cent arrests were interpreted as
German attempt to paralyze the
underground. at least during the
possible evacuation.
The Stockholm Tiduingen said
German men from 81 To so years OF
age lad been ordered 10 report
to the police for registration for
military service before Feb. Is.
The classes include Adolf Hitler
himself. 81.
speed Victory, buy MORE Bonds
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-14
Social Democrats Seek Peace For Finland

Passikivi. who negotiated the
1870 peace and concluded hos;il.
tiles between Russia and Finland.
is in Stockholm with three other
prominent Films including Leo
Ehrerooth. minister Of the interior.
Elias ,Erkko, formerly foreign min
lister and 4. Vi-tanen.
(The ms correspondent In Stock
holm reported that Passikivi. when
interviewed. discussed numerous
subjects with intery!ewers but
steered clear Of disclosing whether
his visit is IN connection with seek
ing peace With Russia. The cor
respondentaho however. said he had
learned from a reliable source that
Moscow some time ago informed
the Films OF conditions under which
peace could be ar-angedJ
The Daily Mail said that Pas