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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20
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The YpsiIantiD aiIyPress

GEORGE e. HANDY, Publisher
Entered as segond-class mail matter
TIE Ypsilantisn. Jan. :. 1850.
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1904, In accordance with Sec. 53o'
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office. Np-ilanti, Mich.
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NOTICE

The city Of Npsllani intends Z,
make Tar surface 1mprov emcntS IN
tue following street IN accordance
with plans aud specifications on file
in the city Clerks office, namely.
Tar Surface improvements ON
ilemphill Road from Forest Avenue,
north to Gordon Street
Further. The Common Council
Will meet at Council Hall on Mon.
day. May Z, 1913. ut $50 O'Clock =.
NJ. to hear objections TO said tar
surface improvements as petition.d
FOR.
In accordance with action Of tho
council at meeting April lG. 1915.
time Tor hearing objections to said
Tar surface improvements has been
extended from April l6 1915 to MAY
z, l9f5, as above stated.
signed
II. G.. I1OLMES,
NHF. Yes city CLERK.
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Merchandise
Household Furulsnlnss

ron sALr-MGuT MopEUN DIN
ING ROOM SIT. PHONE
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Farm PRODUCTS, Equipment
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now. not water tank and heater
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ARMY SURPLUS truck Tres are
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available. g.. y. Bamus. ". Mich
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\pii,e ls hereby given that tho
o. iIauu Ao1c SO. 200 uf the Fra
ieIual order II Eagles. who's. preul-
Dos are lucntod at 33ig East cross
street, fpsiluutL Michigan. has an
pltsd to the Michigan Liquor control
commission for club License tp
sell beer, Wine and ssairitS to BON,
llde members only. and that II is Tue
intent u the Liquor Control Commi.-
sion 10 grant said license uuon tr.
expiration Of ten days from the date
hereof Dated April 20, 1875.
DALLAS, Tex. ms Second II.
Werner Marganus German officer
interned at the Dormott. Ark, pris.
oner OF war camp, was shot and
killed April fl for throwing pack
ages over a fence to non-coopera-
tive prisoners. The announcement
OF the shooting was made today by
the Eighth Service Command head
quarters in Dallas after a report on
the incident was completed
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Poultry For Sale
THE SALINE HATCHERY is a
CLEARING HOi 81 flr ideas on
poultry feeding and management.
We are prepared 10 pass on g.
E1u the experiences Of many
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not give maximum production IN
spite Of good breeding. Get on
our mailing list for our Service
Bulletins
SALINE HATCHERY
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Saline. Mich Phone 52-lt-7
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John BASS, Deceased
FINAL
ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT


No 3I215
STATE or MICHIGAN. The PRO.
bate Court for the County OF WASH
tcnaw
At session OF said Court. held =.
the Probate Office Ia the city Of An,
Arbor, Ia said County on the alst
day % March. \. -. 1913.
Present Hon. Jay q Pray. Judge
Of Probate.
In the Matter or tho Estate OF
Beuiah oEssnheimsr, Deceased
Ida ]. Curnwcl, Administrator,
having filed In sand Court her final
administration account. and her pcti-
tlun PRAYING for tho allowance there
uf and Tor tho Hsslpumcnt aud dls.
tribution OF the residue OF said
estate.
1t h. ordered. That the 1T DAY ~
May, n II. 1916, AT 10 O'clock
In the forenoon. nj said Probate or
flee, he ana is hereby appointed for
examining and allowing said account
and hearing said petition;
u H. Further ordered. That public
notice thereof he given by publication
OF copy Of this order, for three
successive weeks previous 10 said
day Of hearing. IN tho Ypsilanti
Daily Press, a newspaper printed and
circulated in said County
JAY g. PRAY,
Judge of Probate.
A true COPY
Nora @. Borgcrt.
Register Of Probate
Adv. J-t20
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Musical Equipment

FIANOS--BouEut. sold. exchanged
ANA rented. IPSlt.ANTl PIANO
co. go. o. Michigan.
UPRIGHT PIANO AND RENCu
CALL AlTIE.~IN
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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-11
THE DAILY BULLETIN

column for the Negro press, also
published a travel guide but with
the approach of World War II,
suspended publication and was in
Quoted into the armed forces.
Grayson is a graduate of North
western university and a member
of "Quill and Scrolr' the national
honorary journalistic society.
The guide, which the publisher
says is not published for profits,
lists, free of charge, business es-
tablishments which are necessary
to the we'll being, comfort, enjoy.
ment and safety of the colored
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-11

only places measuring up to the re-
quired standard of efficiency will
be listed. An emblem bearing the
words Approved Establishment" !"
similar to that displayed by t.
"AAA" will be posted by the scou Is
making the inspection.
The guide, which will be pu6-
lished annually, will also conta n
a list of dated events" giving tn
dates and cities in which fratern al
and social convention and special
events will be held. This inform g.
tion will be solicited from organ
cations and published free.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-11
new NATIONAL TRAVEL
GUIDE FOR NEGROES

L OS A ES, Dec. 10
One of the most needed and well
coined publications for the benefit
of colored peoples is the new Ma
tional Travel and Business Guide
being compiled here by young
Negro who has travelled all over
the world and discovered the need
for official information for the
guidance of colored travellers.
The publisher, Bert E. .Grayson,
who at one time edited a travel
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-11

traveller. 1t is a simplified national
directory, the states being listed
alphabetically with the geographi-
cal and historical resume of places
and people interesting to the trav-
eler. The natural beauty spots and
a man made wonders of each are
described and pointed out, togeth-
er with the highways over which
they may be reached.
The cities are listed together
with the approved places of accom-
modation, which will be inspected
each year before being approved.
Since there is no charge for listing,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Hopkins
Abroad

WASHINGTON, Jan. % CUP)
Harry Hopkins, presidential adj
wiser and War Mobilization Di-
rector ByrneS are out of the
country, IT may now be revealed.
Security prohibits any discussion
of the nature of Byrnes' trip.
Disclosure of his absence came
shortly after London dispatches
revealed that Hopkins was in the
British capital last week and
then went to Paris. The dispatches
said Hopkins was acting as ad-
vance man for the Big Three"
conference, carrying messages for
Prime Minister Churchill. Gen.
DeGaulle and possibly Premier
Stain.
The state department revealed
that Secretary Of State Stettinius
also Is out Of town. The dis
closure came in response TO in
quiricS about why Undersecretary
Grew was identified as acting
secretary.
Hopkins conferred with De
Gaulle Saturday. Yesterday he
met with Foreign Minister
Georges Bidault. Finance Minis
ter Rene Pleven and Transport
Minister Rene Mayer. Today he
met with DeGaulle a second time.
CThe Paris radio reported
Hopkins had left Paris for
Rome where he may see Pope
PiuSD
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
j. ). Offers HeID
On India Issue

WASHINGTON. Jan. % GNS)
Acting Secretary of State Jo-
Seph c. Grew disclosed today that
the United States government
would be happy TO contribute TO
settlement of differences be-
tween Great Britain and India.
BY this disclosure the state
department broke its long silence
on the controversial question of
freedom for India.
Grew made his statement at a
news conference i'm response 10
a question on what Grew had 10
say about disappointment ex-
pressed by Indian leaders over TIE
complete silence OF the Amcri-
can government on the Indian
question.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
RUMoR FDR ON HIS WAY

ZURICH, Jan % CUP)-The
BaSler Nachrichten today said
that it was persistently rumored
that President RooS Sevelt and
Secretary of State Stettinius are
en- route TO Europe with a large
staff for the Big Three conference
II said the conference was
scheduled before Feb. l and prob
ably would be held in Rome.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
British Ship Hit
In Fight, Nazis Claim

LONDON. Jan. % 1NS)-The
German DNB news agency. re-
porting a battle between German
destroyers and British cruisers off
Norway claimed the leading
British cruiser sustained "numer-
Gus direct hits.
The report said the battle oc-
CURED Saturday night near Sognc
FIord. about i3 miles north Of the
port of Bergen After the battle.
DNB claimed, the German de-
StroyerS continued their voyage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
10000 Men Shifted
To Infantry Forces

WASHINGTON, Jan. % (INS)
Emphasizing the need for more
fighting infantryrnen. the war de-
partment today announced trans
fer OF $4,000 men from the air
force and the service units to the
ground forces.
The announcement said that S.
'DO0 from the air corps and $500
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30

from service outfits are being
transferred to the infantry.
The troops transferred will be
given six weeks special training
to mt them TO join ground COM
mands, the announcement said.
Noncommisioned officers will be
given an additional six weeks
training 10 qualify them for in.
fantry duty commensurate with
their grade.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Ydnks sCrush
Third Rate
N dziHfoops

PARIS. Jan. 29 tTNS1-Piough-
ing through waist-deep snow to
grapple with third rate German
forces that include cooks and
bakers, troops of the tuited
States First Army gained another
mile toward the Nazi border
today.
Elements of the First Division
reached the outskirts of Bullin-
gen. while Third Army troops
captured Putscheid, northwest OF
Vianden.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Ydnk Supplies Roll
Safely Into China

CHUNGKING. Jan. % up
The first convoy carrying United
States supplies was in China to-
day after a 620-mile trip over the
newly opened Ledo-Burua route.
officially christened the "Stillwcll
Road by Generalissimo Chang.
II was announced al ceremonies
that the last Japanese pocket
within firing distance of the road
had been crushed
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
~. =. Orders Dealers
To Release Diamonds

u. S. district court by Assistant
U. S. Attorney Wendell Berge.
The suit charged the defend
ants, who produce and sell ap-
proXimately % per cent of the
worlds diamonds. Of conspiring to
monopolize the foreign diamond
trade Of the United States with
the result that stock piles OF in
duStrial diamonds here arc insult
fiCleni for war hcmandA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30

NEW YORK, Jan % CUP)-
Federal Judge Vincent l.. Leibell
today enioined nine foreign dia-
mond corporations and seven of
their American stockholders from
removing millions of dollars in
diamonds and cash on deposit in
NcV York city banks.
The courts order an antitrust
action. viii remain M effect pend
mr outcome OF civil SUIT filed ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
QUESTION IDENTITIES

Aaron said that tavern keepers
even transport The "barlly' card
holders 10 the stores 10 purchase
liquor which IS later sold over
the bar.
The chairman added that the
commission intends 10 force every
liquor purchaser 10 prove his
identity either through a work
badge, drivers license or other
wise.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
THE WAR FRONTS

WESTERN-U. s. First and Third armies open twin drive
Reich as Allies gain entire front. page L. .I
EASTERN-Red drive enguIfs Upper Slesia and Mer1el;
Berlin -Danzig link cut. Page L.
PHILIPPINES-Three Y. S. columns converge San
Fernando 32 miles from Manila. page p
PACIFIC AR-Superforts blast Two Jima military install
ations fourth time. page p
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Report Berlin
Torn by Riots

LONDON. Jan. % (INS)-Ths
Paris radio today quoted Stock
holm reports that serious riots
had broken out in the eastern and
southern districts Of Berlin. with
police and SIS troops called out In
the face of increasing unrest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
MOST ARR HONEST

Bradley said most purchasers
declare their foods honestly all
though some express surprise that
they are required 10 surrender
ration points at the border for
merchandise which is point-frcc
in Canada.
On Saturday alone Bradley
said his agents collected $3.50
red points and 1000 blues m adj
di,lon 10 a few shoe stamp, The
shoe stamp, 20 mostly for over
shoes. ladies carriage boots and
novelty footwear items not readily
available in Detroit stores, he
explained.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Point jam
NJ Tunnel

a 40,0O0-point days business in
ratIoned commodities brought
home from Windsor by DctroItcrS
created the worst traffic snarl in
the history OF the Detroit-Windsor
tunnel Saturday, IL was disclosed
today
Customs Collector Martin r
Bradley said the rush had tapercd
of today but be predicted an
other peak next weekend
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Senate OKays HenseI

WASHINGTON Jan. 29 DUP)
The Senate today confirmed the
nomination of II. SulNe liensol
Of this city 10 be assistant sec
rotary Of the navy
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Russians
Big Area

MOSCOW, Jan % (INSl
Already little more than 90
miles from panic stricken
Berlin. Soviet troops under
Marshal Zhukov today cut
the main trunk railway line
linking the German capital
with Danzig and the former
P olish Corridor, trapping
huge enemy forces assigned
to hopeless defense of the
Baltic areas.
With the Russians reported
moving toward Berlin at an
average of 121s miles a day,
German broadcasts placed
them only 70 miles from the
great Baltic port of Stettin.
ENCIRCLE RAIL CENTER
AS vast areas of industrially i'm
portant SileSia fell into Soviet
hands and the German frontier
was punctured at various new
points. an official Russian spokes.
man said the enemy would be
unable to create any new defensive
front before Berlin.
German broadcasts admitted
that Schneidermuehl. five miles
inside Germany and 140 miles
northeast of Berlin. has been en-.
circled. This town is an important
junction on the main Danzig-Ber.
lin railway and its inevitable seix.
ure marks another major split In
Nazi defensive strength.
A gigantic artillery barrage
preceded the encircling movement
against schneidemuehl.
Bitter street fighting still ragged
In PoSen, important Polish garri.
son by-passed in the initial thrust
into Germany. Enemy-held cross
ings over the Warthe River, how
ever, are "crumbling one by one"
a spokesman said, and there was
general belief the city's defenses
soon would collapse.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
SUPREME COURT BOLSTERS NLRB

WASHINGTON Jan.-239-tf tfNSt-Fhe Supreme
Court III to decision, today ruled that may
issue orders for enforcement of National Labor Relations
Board drectves not only against corporation but also
against Its officers, agents, and assigns"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
NAZI AMMUNITION DUMP BLOWN UP

NEW YORK, Jan. 80 QNS)-The German army
ammunition dump at HOrten, described the largest
in occupied Norway, blown up Saturday killing
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Hitler on East From

LONDON. Jan. % GNS)-The
Moscow radio said today that Hit
Ter was on an inspection tour Of
the eastern front. There was no
confirmation of the report from
anX other snIrce-
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
FifzSinnnn0nS
Denied Delay
By FRANK MORRIS

MASON. Jan. % - With Floyd
IFitlsimnons protesting he cannot
sbe given a fair trial al this time
because Of the murder Of Senator
Warren G. Hooper Circuit Judge
Simpson proceeded today with the
trial Of the Benton Harbor lobby
lSt on a charge of Offering "A bribe
duung fhc 1871 legislative session.
The defense and the proSccu-
tion late today agreed upon a
jury Of FIVE mon AN tanners. and
nine women Two of The jurors
will be excused when testimony
is completed
Fred r Walker Detroit at
torncy representing FIuSImmons,
argued IN VAIN that residents OF
Ingham County have boon IN
famed by the murder and that
Fitz>ImmOns name had been con-
neCtcd with Hooper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
OTHER AREAS FALL

As Marshal Zhukov's mech
anized forces swept across the
borders of Berlin's home province,
other Russian forces to the north
and south captured all of south.
ern Sllesia. Poland's rich Dab
rowa Basin area and the Baltic
city OF Memel, the latter during
a new offensive.
stockholm dispatches quoted
the Cologne newspaper, Kol-
nische Zeitung, as warning the
German people tl.at the next
eight days will decide the war"
United Press said. The London
Daily Herald renorted from
Basle that evacuated Berlin mo
longer can be considered the
capital of Germany.")
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Wallace Vote DELAYED
.az15z!SH3


WASHINGTON, JAN 30 QNS)-Acting Secretary
OF State Grew bunty announced today that the state
department intends to carry with the work of the War
Grimes Commission in London. Grew said the depart
ment has asked Congress fer appropriation to finance
this countrys participation in bringing the Axis leaders
to Justice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
,WALKER'S ARGUMENT

Hooper was 10 have been the
states principal witness in a Sec
ond bribery case IN which the
Benton Harbor lobbyist and fight
promoter is defendant with
Frank d. Mckay former COP
boss. and former Rep. William
Green of Hlllman
Nearly every newspaper story
about the murder of Senator
Hooper said that he was 10 have
been a witness against FitzSim-
mons. Walker told Judge Simpson
who has been assigned here from
Jackson
at has not been made clear
that Senator Hooper had no
part in this case" argue
Walker. consequently there is
haze of suspicion involving
FitEsimmons which makes II inn
possible for him 10 obtain n fair
and impartial trial. The preiu-
dice created in the public mind
Continued on Page Five)
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
HOFFMAN HITS FDR

Meanwhile. Rep. Hoffman tR)
of Michigan said President RooSe-
velt'S dismissal Of Jones to make
available a highly important pub
lie office as a reward for political
work is a sorry. sordid example TO
place before American youth"
Hoffman, in a speech prepared
for delivery on the House floor.
urged that "a searching inveStiga-
tion be made TO determine if Mr..
Roosevelt, in nominating Wallace,
might have violated a statute pro-
hibiting ANY candidate 10 directly
or indirectly promise or pledge the
appointment or the use OF his in
huenCe or support for the appoint
mcnt Of any person 10 any public
.. position o.. IN return for po-
litlCal support
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Liquor Sales
Change Seen

4 change in the retail liquor
distribuuon/ system 10 prevent
10000 bottles a day from falling
INTO the hands Of chiselers was
being studied today by the state
liquor control commission.
'It is possible that the whole
system Of controlling rationing
by cards may he changed"
John y. Aaron said This would
involve a couple million cards
but we may have 10 do IL to end
the unfair distribution Of liquor
and the counterfeiting of cards,
practice which has Crept into
the system"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
NOTICE TO TIMES
HOME-DElIVERED
SUBSCRIBERS

The accident insurance which
has been available 10 you at
the rate of . cents payable
each week. will go on a SENT
annual payment basis. so
cents each six months. etfec-
tive Monday, Feb. 5, 1945.
Payment must be mailed or
brought to The Detroit Times,
1870 Cass Avenue, Detroit 81.
Mich. Pay no other wsyl
Keep your policy in force!
Unless your semi-annual
premium is paid by Monday.
Feb. 5. 1916, your insurance
will lapse.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
BAILEY DRAFTS NOTE

Bailey said he was preparing a
written report on tho nomination.
an unusual procedure.
He said he plans 10 submit his
report 10 committee members
before filing with tho Senate
They will not be submitted 10 the
Senate and made public, he said,
until after printed transcripts OF
testimony by Wallace and the
retiring secretary Of commerce,
Jesse Jones, are available. He
said he did not know when the
transcrlpts would be printed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
SUPPLIES DIVERTED

a study Of the situation. Aarol
said has revealed that
Approximately 10000 bot
Ties OF state controlled whisky
is being diverted by unscrupu-
louS card holders in the state
daily.
2-Many tavern keepers use
from q dozen 10 30 or more
cards issued 20 non-hquor users
or "barflieS' who watch for the
delivery Ghettcr brands to the
stores, obtain their quota and
turn them over TO the saloon
owner.
3-Counterfeit liquor ration
cards are being used but the
extent OF this practice is not
known
4-Clcrks in liquor stores
have T. en- reported giving liquor
10 purchasers without punching
cards and collecting petty graft
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Connnnittee's
Report Waits,
EiightGoes0n

WASHINGTON. Jan. % up
Sklrmishing continued today in
the battle over President Roase-
velt's designation of former Vice
President Wallace 10 be secretary
of commerce. bat formal Senate
consideration was put off until al
least mid-week.
Chairman Bailey ID of North
Carolina of the Senate commerce
committee, postponed filing of an
unfavorable report on Wallace's
nomination.
He also put off a favorable re-
port on a bill divorcing from the
department the vast lending pow
erS OF the RFC and its subsidiaries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
REPORTS UNFINISHED

Bailey said he was still writing
the reports. The Senate adjourned
out OF respect 10 Col Edwin A.
HalSey. its secretary, who died this
morning,
If Bailey filed the reports to-
morrow il would be possible 10
consider the bill--or the nomina-
ton - on Wednesday. but there
might be further delays.
Senate Republicans, meeting in
party conference this morning,
discussed the nomination and the
divorce" bill but took no formal
action.
Conference Chairman Vanden-
berg Of Michigan said there was
"a general discussion but no
effort made TO bind Republicans
to any particular position on
either issue.
All but about three Republicans
are expected 10 vote against Wal
lace. however.