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Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
AUCTION SALE
Personal Property
Saturday, December :. 1915
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Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
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ItAN"n. kansas, his hIrlhplacc
SultH came 20 know some of no
!I"hI"". encountered hy farmers.
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IT," demonstrated caIN mi. m
'inati"n tor tiGmes ana efficiency
;ld p" "an."d rcco-ririon a. Mich.
-'n Bud.cl Director trula la2- ia
).3" IN til" latter year h. wa:
asked by President Roosevelt IN
tax" oN"l the I"t OF Fcdclal End.rl
I'iro. tor
"I'V" t"o many hidecs To hurn
i~rh home. hc tolA tho President
lN way of excuse. Wh"rcuron Mr.
""o~"NcIt handed him 4 match. ana
added Well. burn tuclu.
Smith did. and for nearly oiah,
ears H." WIoHtl"d with such m3t
t'rs a# hudgots. mergers. transfer;
lhtcrnal r""r@aniIation. and 1hc II
NUldd'Ion on parc"luG on nf war
a&cucl,",
IT Is GIVEN to few men to plan
th" course of their lives ana then
follow ont that plan If you don't
believe that. write memo tonight
oi what you propose to do duljny
the next twenty years and then
fiIc it away for Il good laugh in
1861.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
The Boys Are Busy

lIp"I Aircraft. tUr instance. fig
H''s T." turn ont som" too planes It
month in tn" near future The COM
ranN is already trying to fill some
5000 cash deposit orders. And Pi-
per Is far from lonely in its field.
lilht plane makers expect to sell
more Than 25.0Oo aircraft in 1916,
mon" than fiv" times the 1899
Volume
Tavlorcraft Aviation. Acronca
Aircraft. Globe Aircraft, Consoli-
dat"d Nultce, and t.neinccring and
Research Corporation are already
ard AZ production and sales work
Pen Aircraft Company is heoinnin2
20 till the sky around NIAGARA Falls
Y ith h"licopters.
Th boom in "flivvor planes" is
about 10 open. aided recently by
I confessional approval of the Lea
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
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FiaroId hc"e> smith. kcop'r ol
tlS country huG-of lots OH +.
D're N@nl-n when b, I.ach,~ MS
t"lm ON thc pheasant cosufIy ,idy
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Il"r" irdoral Eud@el Iufr,tor
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l'Irma 10 mana4r thy @t,at,St
G"H un "u history tmd~ official
W"ntr> u" uatch lor ',rdiu4 live
'"ch. tnN'@rln2 crops aud dom
other ctuu,
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"her" li~ htll ia hnd-otary mat
l'I- is a!""t Ic-'ndal> Smrn
like To j"lu his vii, and tNoir
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Waiinriight to
Face Honnna

Manila. Dec. -AP-Gen. iona.
than NJ. Wainwright, by deposition
will he one OF the principal wit.
nesses at the war crimes trial Of
1t. Gen. Masa Haru Homma. 10
whom he was forced to surrender,
but TO whom he never bowed even
as a captive
Wainwright's deposition will be
one Of the principal documents
submitted to the Military Commits.
sion which on Jan. 3 will try HON
ma on charges including responsi-
bility for the cruel Bataan death
march. 1t Col. Frank F. Meek
the chief prosecutor, said today.
A'fidgety Homma was returned
in disgrace today to the palatial
residence from which in 1892 he
had watched Corregidor captiyes
forced to march in humiliation.
There. where he once lived as a
conqueror. he pleaded innocent At
his arraignment on charges Of re-
sponsibility for the death march
and for $1,000 deaths among Ameri.
can and Filipino prisoners OF war,
internees and civilians.
Mai Gen. Leo r. Donovan, presi.
dent of the Military Trial Commits
sion. ordered Homma TO report for
trial Jan. despite his counsels
protests that II needed al least a
month to prepare his defense.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Clouds Blur
Eclipse Here

The mostly cloudy weather pre-
dictions for Tuesday evening, A.
the time Of the total eclipse Of the
moon, proved To he correct. making
attempts 10 get clear picture Of
tho eclipse through the telescope Of
the Normal College observatory un.
successful for over half p hun.
dred interested observers there.
Dr.. Harry Smith onenod the Oh
servatory to tho public in an II.
fort 10 give 10 the public clear
picture through the lens OF the pow
erful telescope.
Also hinderinE the successful
Viewing Of the moon during the
time II was overcast with the sha
dow Of the earth was the fact that
the moon was fun "This tends to
flatten out the moons surface. max.
ing the craters and ridges less
visible said Dr. Smith The hest
time TO study the earth's only state.
lite is Just rast quarter he assert.
cd. as it is then that the surface
OF the moon is most clearly visible
The eclipse occurred precisely
on the minute calculated by astron
omers. II began at $50 p. m. to.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Frozen Gas Pipes
Curtail Supplies

Frozen gas pipes have been the
cause OF curtailed gas supplies in
the last few days. T. Fred Older.
mangaer OF public utilities, DIS.
closed today.
Pipes in some homes are not prop
erly protected from the effects o.
weather. and where they are not.
a freeZe-up occurs. Gas contains
moisture and lowered temperatures
cause a snow-like substance 10 form
in the pipes. resulting In stop.
page
Calls from clients are being TAX
on care Of promptly today. Tuesday
the department was slowed in Civ.
ing service due TO a number OF 9th.
er demands, such as connecting or
disconnecting service for people
VINO were moving. The gas depart
ment IS further handicapped be-
cause Carl F. Rreisch, one OF the
servicemen. is in the hospital for
an operation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
All Children of Veterans
You Are Invited
all Children of Veterans!

Attention all children Of Veterans
You invited to the Christmas Tree party Thursday
evening!
The party is for all children of veterans and their
mamas. The veteran papas too invited they to
The hosts will be Goodfeows.
At o'clock the program is scheduled to start in the GYM
nasium of Ypsant High School and has been arranged
that children will not be kept late That the
for starting at o'clock rather than later
This is your. invitation.
Letters have been mailed to all mothers whose address
available There other wives of veterans
whose addresses not obtainabe but who urged
to and bring the children The party for all chill
dren of men who have served who still in service and
the Goodfeows asking all who know about the party
to act committee to help in getting all children of
ice to the party tomorrow evening, Thursday Decem-
Der 90
Santa will be there with gifts for all the children Of
ice men and there will be a special entertainment.
The Goodellows are TO be commended for their efforts
this year to welcome veterans home, they did the
ming of December 10, when approximately 500 veterans
wives and friends present and for this Christmas
party to entertain all children Of veterans tomorrow Thurs
day evening.
Don't miss it, all you Riddles Of veterans. Santa will be
expecting you
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
State Troops End
Meetings of Year

The last regular drill session NJ
the Michigan State Troops. Npsi-
lanti Company r, before the new
year was attended hy 81 or the
members A. the Npsilanti armorv
Tuesday evening Meetings will he
suspended until after the first Of
the wear due N both Christmas and
New Years falling on Tuesday. the
regular meeting night OF the com.
pany
Members who aided In policing
the area around the New York
Central depot Sunday during the
time that the original surrender
documents OF Germany and Japan
were displayed on the Army Ground
Forces Victory Loan Train. will
receive the same credit as II they
had been present N the two meet
ngs which have been cancelled,
Master Sergeant Mark Rust eK
planned today.
Max Nelson left the ranks Of the
local company Tuesday evening be
cause he will shortly move to lonia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Officials Eye.
.CIODenands

Officials OF the Kdiser-Frazer
Corporation today were studying
UAW-CIO demands preparatory to
resuming negotiations with the
unions internatioal heads in De.
troit Thursday.
The company has made no coun-
ter offers, but are expected to do
so Thursday. The International
group was called in TO discuss
terms with the company since
there is no recognized local for the
plant. Local 50, representative Of
the workers during the operation Of
the plant under the Ford Motor
Company and the local which rep
resents workers at the Graham
Paige plant Detroit have both
claimed to represent the local fac.
tory workers.
At the opening OF negotiations,
Monday. the company received the
main points OF the union demands.
The union is asking wages 80 per
cent higher than the current Ford
Motor Company River ROUGE scale.
a closed shop. and the check-otf
system for the payment Of dues.
Other Issues
Many other issues crowded the
labor capital calendar today.
A nationwide walkout OF union
workers in support OF demands for
h CHER wages. involving 5000
AL employees o; Western Union
was on the January calendar Of
scheduled strikes today.
In accordance with a strike vo .
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

in honor Of all he children whose
fathers have been or still are In the
armed forces OF World War II.
Because Of the difficulty I'm con
tacting everyone who should he IN
yited, the GoodfelloVs committee
has asked the aid Of the public in
inviting all seryicemen offspring
along with their mothers. to the
big affair.
Invitations have been sent TO all
those eligible to attend whose ad-
dresses were available. but there
are many more children I'M Npsi
liant, sons and daughters of So
diers aud veterans N World War
II whom the committee would like
to have present
Due to a ruling regarding the use
Of the gymnasium no refreshments
can be served, bu' candy and pop.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Congress May
Speed Action
on Two Bills

Washington. Dec. 19-Ap Con
gross put on the heat today in an
effort 10 complete legislative action
before the holidays on two ma jor
bills dealing with international sf-
fairs.
One is the Senate.passed resolu-
ton calling on the government to
use its good offices" with Great
Britain TO permit free entry Of Jews
into Palestine.
The House, meeting at 1Os. M
two hours earlier than usual
scheduled final vote on it by late
afternoon.
The other bill TO make this
country fun partner in the Unit
ed Nations Organization. already
has been passed by both House and
Senate but in slightly different
forms.
Conferees went to work with lit
tie difficulty expected in reaching
an agreement. The only point at
issue is a House amendment which
Nould auOW congressman and gov
eminent officials TO serve as UNO
delegates, without extra pay.
The House approved the bill yes
terday S4i 10 Is, despite complaints
OF critics that it would create a
world super-state and - . involve
US in every war hereafter
Only Hope
Chairman Bloom CD-NND OF the
Foreign Affairs Committee and
other proponents replied that our
only hope is through international
cooperation and this legislation
tells the world We are going Is do
cur part TO work with others to-
ward that goal
Meanwhile, third piece Of leEis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
TrumanSeeks Army>Navy Merger
Jap Control
Looms Bigger
ForBig Three

Moscow, Dec. 10 P While au-
thoritAtiye quarters said the atom.
ic problem still was Of uppermost
importance as the big three for
eign ministers went into the fourth
day Of their exploratory" talks to-
day the question or control Of ia
pan appeared to he looming big
ger in the picture.
Although the talks were rfoaked
in the strictest secrecy. observers
attached significance to the fact
that che Of the advisors OF Soviet
Foreign Commisar Y. ". Molotov
al yesterdays conference WAS Y. 4.
Malik, last Russian ambassador to
Japan.
They also pointed out that L. s.
Secretary OF State James F. Byrnes
conferred yesterday morning with
John Carter Vincent. head Of the
far eastern section Of the State De
partment, as well as DR.. James B
Conant. atomic expert or the Amer
lean delegation. Vincent later ac-
companied Byrnes to the meeting
OF the foreign ministers.
Another question reported to be
high on the aeeuda was the Iran.
ian problem. Both Byrnes and Brit
ish Foreign Secretary Ernest Be
vim conferred with their lranian
experts shortly after publication Of
a new statement by Iranisn Prime
Minister Ibrahim Hakimi yester.
day appealing TO the United States.
Great Britain and Russia TO with
draw their troops from Iran.
No Announcement
There was no announcements az.
ter yesterdays meeting, which last.
ed three hours and Is minutes the
longest since Molotov, Byrnes and
BeYin started their discuss ons
Sunday Informed quarters said.
however. that they were well along
on the main questions which
brought them together
Persons present at the gathering
emphasized. again the cordial at
mosphere which prevailed and said
this was indicative that all was go.
ing well. The progress so far was
pictured as follows: The first
r,on-r,trrSr,N,r,t-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Would Create Department
of National Defense With
Air Force on Equal Basis
President Steps
Into Bitter
Dispute

Washington, Dec Ar Presi-
dent Truman called today for mer.
ger Of tho Army and Navy into a
single department Of national de.
fcnse with the afr forces fully equal
10 the land and sea arms.
Stepping squarely into the mid.
die Of the long and bitter struggle
between the Army and Navy top
commands, Mr. Truman followed
in virtually every detail the official
War Department plan for unihca
ton
Declaring that 81 urge this as the
best means OF keeping the peace, 20
Mr.. Truman proposed that the
new defense department be headed
BY a single cabinet member operat.
ing with one undersecretary and
several assistant secretaries. all
civilians There would he a de-
partmentsl chief OF STAFF. with
commander for each OF the three
component branches-Army. Navy
and Air
Either the President or the sec.
rotary OF defense could take up
directly the separate commanders
matters Of basic military strategy
and policy and the division Of the
departments budget
Drawn From Services
Key star positions in depart.
ment, Mr.. Truman said. should be
filled with officers drawn from ar
the services 80 that the thinking
NJ the department would not be
dominated by any one or two OF the
services"
In his $500 word message. Mr..
Truman called again for Congress-
Ean MEprEp p,cn
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Hotel Will
be Renamed

A new name is in store for the
Corine. Hotel following the pur-
chase of the lease from the Charity
Hotels Company, Buffalo, y. Y. by
Gordon Grant, who comes to Ypsi
lanti from Sandy Point. Maine.
The new name will he the Grant
Hotel.
The lease will remain in effect
for three years.
Mr.. Grant, who was recently dis.
charged from the Navy. was con.
nected with the Charity Hotels Com.
pany before entering the service.
4 renovation Of the building is
planned before the change OF name
will become effective.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Criticism of
New Housing
Plan Bitter

Washington. Dec. 19-AP- Bitter
industry criticism OF the govern.
ment's new housing program
brought a Lets give Il chance"
reply from federal officials today.
They contended there il no basis
for assertions by building mater
ials producers that the program r
unavoidable and unrealistic, and
they expressed confidence II will
speed relief OF the housing short
age.
-QPA5 "A principal target OF sharp
words leyeled by industry leaders
at the conclusion OF government
sponsored housing conference, said
price increases to spur production
already have been granted in a
mum Der OF cases and that other ad-
justments are on the way.
To industry contentious that the
See HOUSING - PAGE 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Hearing Delayed
in Knife Attack

Due to inability Of the complain.
ant to obtain a furlough extension
from the Navy. examination OF En-
DRY Walker, 406 Emmett St. which
was scheduled today in the court
OF Justice Of the Peace John Mok.
ershy, lnkster, was postponed in.
definitely.
Walker is charged with folouious
assault and is alleged TO have at.
tackled Robert y. Putnam. JSN.
with a knife. Thirty stitches we're
required in the treatment OF facial
and leg decorations received by
Putnam.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Has
u. S. Backing

Washington. Dec. 19-AP The
United States sought to hold the
Pan.American. line today for Uru-
guay's proposal that western hem.
isphere republics discipline offend.
inC members of the family.
The Uruguayan suggestion OF col.
lectiye action against republics
which fail to fulfill hemisphere com.
mitments has received the State
Departments "unequiyocal adher.
ence."
II faces tough shedding among
Latin American republics which
fear II might provide the giant OF
the north'-the United States
with a big stick under another
name
The CruCuayan proposal would
have the American republics act
jointly against any one OF their
number not fulfilling international
obligations or denying its citizens
human rights.
Argentina Of course announced
she would not support the proposal.
Mexico followed suit, arguing that
the time-honored principle Of non
Intervention In this hemisphere
should not be tempered with.
Cuba, Ecuador. Chile and Brazil
expressed similar viewpoint.
Venezuela agreed with Uruguay
In principle but specified that vic.
lence not he used Panama said
basically Uruguay was right hut
that she wanted 10 know how
"Multilateral Intervention would
work.
L, :. diplomats predict NiCara.
qua. the Dominican Republic, and
Honduras will oppose the proposal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Flashes of
Late News

NUREMBERG -AP- One bri-
storm troopers alone blew up or
burned S5 synsgogues in two
day outbreak OF anti-JeVish terror
Ism. American prosecutors told the
International Military Tribunal to-
day. Evidence of violence and ter
ror from the storm troopers own
records was presented to the tri-
1lnsl In the prosecutions effort to
place war crimes convictions
against thousands OF lesser Nazis.
as well as the score OF Hitlers top
henchmen sitting in the courtroom
prisoners box.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
British QuisIine
Hanqed for Crime

London. Dec. ZAP John Am.
cry, son OF a prominent British
statesman, was hanged Al a. m. q
a. m. Eastern Standard timel today
for hi-h treason % his king and
country.
Led from cell next to that OF
William Uord Haw Hawl Joyce
who is awaiting death on the gal
lows sor the same offense. Amery
was executed under a clearing sky
after a nisht Of drilling rain
The 53-year-old son OF L. s.
Amorv former secretary ~ state
for India and one-time first lord Of
the Admiralty. was convicted Of
broadcast.ns Nszi propaganda from
Europe during the war. Witnesses
testified al his trial that he had
been selected by the Germans to be
the British QuisIi7g
HOBBY sHoP-51s v. Cross St
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Girl Scouts to
Give Christmas
Program Sunday

Girl Scouts will broadcast a
Christmas program over Station
WPAG, Sunday. from $50 to ,
p. m.
They will show Though song AMI
dialog the gifts that have con
tributed through the ages 10 ths
Spirit OF Christmas. such as the
Christmas tree. the holly. the ivy.
Christmas flowers. and. the great.
est gift OF all. the Christ Child.
For the past six weeks Girl
Scouts Of Troops 3. ) and . Of
Roosevelt School and Troops 5 and
- Of Central have been studying
various Christmas customs Script
for the program was written by
the girls as the result OF their re.
search
Carols we're chosen by the troops
to carry out the theme Of thcseript
A chorus Of 80 voices made up Of
Scouts from Troops 12 and -
from St Johns school Troops 10.
- and IS from Harriet and Troops
+. ?. and - from central will sing
Tho Christmas Tree Tho Holly
and the Ivy Deck the Halls We.
Three Kings. Hark. the Herald An.
gels Sins. II Came Uron the Mid
night Clear. o Little Town Of Both.
lehem Adoste Fidaies, lent Night,
and o Holy sight
rpt-rfN.y. r-S-fs.. frrrrEr-Nc
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
City Sends
t ak Notices

All notices for the December tax
roll are in the mail and all tax pay
ers in Ypsilanti should receive
them within a few days. stated Mrs.
Mabel Stadtmiller. city treasurer.
today. According TO her statement
collecting OF tho winter taxes is
progressing rapidly, with S3l.5s9.SO
already brought 10 the trcasurers
office.
These figures include Sl7966.7s.
school general: Si522.2i. school
debt: S2.17s95. city. including the
three per cent penalty on all as
sessments that we're due in the
summer roll: S6.o47.S6. county gen.
eral; and s673.99. drains at large.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Congress Today

tBv Associated Pre- 81
Pearl Harbor committee con-
tnues questioning Of Vice Adm.
Theodore S Wilkinson G0l.
Senate
Considers cNtcus on Of second
War Towers Act including ration
ing authority: may vote on amend.
ed G 7. bin Cnoon).
House
Considers G. ! bin and odd and.
ends NJ legislation iu drive for f.
nal adjournment late Thursday ttol
Military committee hears final
witnesses Of year on universal train
ing u0l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
See PARTY Page s
Agency Given
New Rulings

4 standard Of personnel prac-
tees was adopted for the paid staff
OF the Family Agency at the regular
meeting OF the board Of directors at
the Board OF Commerce Tuesday
evening
The new rules pertain to salaries
for case and clerical workers. res
ignation and dismissal regulations
hours of work. vacations. holidays,
sick and special leaves, car allow
anccs and retirement fund They
are in conformity with country
wide standards used by various
agencies in other cities
II was reported to the board
that there are sc active cases IN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
Servicemen Assured That
Children Will Have Party

Through letters sent 10 service
meu-fathers OF Npsilani children.
men in the armed forces have been
assured that their Riddles will he
given a good time this Christmas at
the "bang.up' GoodfelIoW holiday
party Thursday At : p. m IN Ypsi-
lanu High School at i2l \. Wash.
ingtOn st.
Under the Craftsmanship Of Thorn
as II. O'Dea the gala event will he
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Mechanically cloudy
tonight and Thursday with snow
flurries near Lake Michigan. Con
tinued cold.
Upper Michigan Partly cloudy
and continued cold tonight and
Thursday.
Highest temperature yesterday,
II: lowest. ) Highest temperature
one year ago today. 81: lowest. IL.
Highest temperature this date in
last a years, IS in Isl lowest,
IS in 1881.
The sun sets today at % p. m.
and rises Thursday at 1:57 a. m.
The moon rises today at SAG p.
m. and sets Thursday at 9:32 a. IN.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19
MAY BUY WATER

Cadillac-AP-The city commits.
sion here has voted 10 negotiate
with the Consumers Power Com.
pany for purchase Of the local wat.
er works. distribution system and
land estimated to be worth $500.
600
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-19

SHANGHAI --AP- Generalissi-
mo Chang kaishek returned tri.
umphantly late yesterday 10 Nan
king. the pre-war capital from
which he and his government were
driven by the Japanese in 1887. Ac-
oompanied by Madame Chang, he
flew there in A Chinese-manned c.
81 from Peiping, where he told cor
respondents he was glad President
Truman "resffirmed the original
United States policy toward China.