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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

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Gbor, Ballet iino Srdelter Ses be.
ritbmten' SperninItitutes treten in
boiler Starfe bei Sen @criteannacn
1T Der Hitblic 8au aui. Sn bcn od,t
Spern 1iebt ulno bort man aber aud,
Die &iinltler uno &iinitlerilunen, sic
1eoem Wnilffreuno befarilt inlo.
8ir erpabnen MIR oie Namen
pon Silp Eons, GSio Nin5a, 8atrice
Nuniel, 2eonaro Warrcn. Niou
Sapao, Saluatore gacealoni, 2icio
Nlbaneie, Sobn YromnIS, Steaa
Non;an. San Ecerce. Moie ganp-
ton. Saiprence 5ibbett, Ibelma 80
titfa, Sanes Melton. &eritin Sbor-
borg, Norman GORDON, Gleanor
Steber, Sonalo Came, Sarmilc
gsoootna. Gborles aullman, 9taouI
SobinL JreOerif Sagel uuo perld)ie.
csne ail0ere.
Sie orei bier bon ser Aretropoli.
tan Sper nod, nidlt auigefiibrtca
Spern iino: uGie MeiIterlinaer pul,
9siirnberg" BON &iharo @aaner,
Ser 0oloenc &abn" BON Nimsfp
9oriofoff uno v9a Oipconaa" BON
Nmileare Eond)ieai. Gie ruIiiidN
Sper miro in elmer neuen enaliiden
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
6ciacral>K Kcnfere,,s scr
1emtih,2lmtc

Tie Iellti6 -Mmerlfaniide Glnel
gcncp Conference in Gieuclano bat Il.
Sen lcsten orei Sabren ic6on groBe
9lroeit geleiitet. Cine slmbulanS pl,r-
be gefauit unb ser Mrmee our Scr
fiigllng geltellt. Tarm ipltrSe SelN
aufgehradlt burb cine llntcrtaltung,
lln Sen perluilnbeten Soloaten I'M
Grille 0olpital unb anoercn 9oi.i.
tdlern i'm GlepelanS Ye5irf 3iaaret.
ten lmo Ganop 81 ihenten. gu oic'
lem allem taben cirige oeitide Ser.
cine aus Glcpelallo alh beigetragen
Nun ol Samstag, Den 81. Mar5
lin Z 80 llbr abenos. iil 8iloa,ngs
perein Giatradlt &oac, 4308 Jranf
lin sipe., cine General -&onfercnS De,
SelltldnlllerNaner ltattrllOcn, I'M
oie Moae Ser IeutIfamerifaniihe,
Erelie iii bcr 8ereiniatcn Staate1
81 bcipredsn; ble Steul,ng OIL
3eutifunnerlfaner be5iialid Seutid,
lano jest ulro iii Submit uno 81
Serbeiierung Oes Snbalts uno Ser
brcitlmg lbrer 3eihlngen.
slc Seutirl)dmcritaniidFn Nerein
iperoen eliuht an Oieier &orieren
ourt eillet o0er mebrcre 0ertrete
teiljunebmen, li,n Grid u. Sdnger
Mitglleo oes Stabs Der 0et,titfel
aonferenS l,luo Ntitolieo oes Geutidj
Mmerifanilden ariessanie,be ,&om!
tees aus Nep Uorf 5u boren.
Seoernlnm lit freie 0icoe 5useIagi
gea1 Ser Situng gibt es cine ge
mittliNe unterbaltttrs. bel lpeldf'
iernanb Der Wetpinner elnes $3.50
&rieesbon6s iein miro.
! Deutidr 4nlerifaner fonimt, es il
cine 0elesenbeit Dos NiIien su be
reifcrn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

lit. sniolgebeilen nliilien Die Gin.
iclbeitruge audi Inn Gin Sicliahes
hober ieiu. is miro oesbalb gera-
ten, cine Summe 81 eeben, meld,e
bas Sers beirieoist, nadocm man
bie Shreden oieies arieaes beoadt
bat. 8isber puroen 81, ,102, 900 ser
p5en genannten Summe bier al,ige.
brad,t.
slm Sonutas nodnlttag ictto Sic
S1tigfeit oes Hoten areu5es bier
s(nerfennlug ais biirgerlihe Srsa-
uiiationen Dem bieiisen aapitel Elm
Sablett 4ebGd)tnis an bie Silfe
teim grano ser GaIt Chip Was So.
iiteraeben. gs iano cine ieierlid)e
Gntbiiauna itatt. 9eteilict uaren
ser Glepeldno Mopertiling Club.
Hotarp, aipal,is, @anoelsfammer,
Sions, Sbrine 2unheon, Builders
Grhange, american 2egion, Soint
Seterans Gommiliiun, Gitp Club,
Golumbusritter unb Yiooiinber.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

STE9E&
Giriaenten rpieOer Grid 2einsbori
tegriiben su fDnnen. ST leitct 81:
Tufiiibrilng bon wsSigaros Sod.
5cit". George S5eu. Scr oils Siri-
gent einiger Snnlpbouiefonserte III
Der Seperance 6nil grpbcn GriolS
botte, Oirigiert Sic neneinltuoierten
.Weiiterlingcr". Ser Oolbcne
Sabn" uno r2a Wipconon" Itebt ull-
ter ser muiifaiiicben 2eitlna bon
Gmil Cooper. Die anheren Sperr
merDen bon @iliric0 Gelletier, Ynul
9rciiad) lmo Seinre Spoerp geleitet
9rieilidn Yeitelunaen iiir Die
ganSe Saiion iowie ein5clne &orltel.
ilingeu tDnnen ihon iest all oas
aartendiirc Ser Hortbern Sbin
Spern Niiuciatipn, llnion 9anf OF
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
Die beitcn Kaniler fcnnn,ei, nit Scr 1tctrcpcli,
tan Opcr n0et Gleuclon~ 81

0rei Der angefabn gce uurbcn bs mod nt Glcnelanb
aMiotfubr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

Oil icincr strbeitsltellc llnb Die 1srnu
0es Sall'es ibre Spenoe 5ll Snlllc
lciItet, ment Die ,Sreimilligen ser
Nibteilung fir @obnoiitrifte iie be-
lllhen.
Gbarles S. aellitaot, Scr Goriit
5cnbe oes ariegsionos, crfl1rte, man
lpiiie, oab Die Gnliuobner 0rob- Gle.
.uclanos Die Satiad)cn uno sic Be
OiirIniile feinten luollen, I'M lid oas
nat 5u rihten. Gieier &rieg peroe
Inn Die Sid)erbeit aller reiiibrt nno
oGe, sic elm ginfonlnten ooer ei,,
Budget SubauIe babcr, fonntell
iiherlif, eilien rcihlid)eu 8eitrag
einmal i'm Sabr iiir iii 9iotcs
areilj lcilten.
aellitabt erfluric, mullCbe 6anli'
lien bad):en pielleift ein einlnali.
ser Neitrag iiir bas Ncte areui ici
oles, mas ncilpenbig lit. Gies ie'
nber nidli oie Sbee oes breiten 6un-
oumenis oes Hpter &reljes. Turf.
itlniitlib ieien 5luei geltruge BON
ben Sauptperionen elmer ,salnilip
notpenoig uno nod mebr, penl1
nebr 5anliliennitglieher Helo per-
oielcn
Tos Observation-Disclosures
tcilte nit, oal, in Ser leeten Orie'
oensfalnpagne inl Sabre 194l
S245,O7t auisebrad)t ipnroen, nab
reno oas 3iel pon $3,10O,OO0 IN
oieier aampagne 5wolimal 10 bod
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
HippcSrefite Gteater
r&ere Come tbe Go.GSs" besiant
Jreitag, l6. Mdrs.

4 Abbot ltno goite4o's neueites
unipeuial Sfjnuipiel u8ere Come
tbe Gc.Gos1 teairnt i'm &ippoorome
1beater Greitag, is. Nsdr5. Inter.
itiibt suerben iie BON Ecssp Hpan,
Suhe gineent, Charles 3inele usso
9aidnro Cane. 1us 8ilo brinet aad.
falpen iiber 9odialDen BON anfane
Bis ali Gnoe berpor. Mnbfroem tritf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
| 6last ttp,aiti1 4 taftei,s
JnS,aitric ia,aak ikrer 5eit|
,ptit rerat.S 5eitt

9enn sir an eiuen, 4'nnets pe!e.
gen lit iibsr ois fiiritigc gntpidl,laa
bon Snouitrie, Mirtit)ait itlro Sc
Sd)iibte, oaur ipiri eine,r 8lid auf Sic
ae'd1,t ,tliden Beibnadtsfartcn iiir
oas r,adlte @cibnad)tsfcii.
Gu uirit nid)t lange gu ipartels ia.
bcn, tpenn bu ein @eid)dftsmann bit.
9ie Yerf6llier iinO bereits nit Seu
Dor isf)s Monatcn ent!uoriencn Scar
ten ,mter.ress.
Cod iett nod ieben Oia Yroono.
len uiett babin, SdIager ooer 0ebt.
fbI1ge oora.;s ,aeen 81, iuoueu. Gs
iiro ,uperldliiee Borausiagcn, sic
aui S:atiitifen baiieren, Die perldi;-
ltihc @cihiitsanalptifer gclicfcrt
Daben:
Ias @liidipunidfarten -Wcld)df. it
eia @robes 0sid)dft, nit srobcn
IS" scihriebrn.
Ncbncn mir ). q. Yromn Il 8iga
Io.p. Sbre 2ilrie lit ruollis bon Mdn.
ncrn eridoiieu - berfauit al Man
ner, ourh Mdmrer, fiir :gtiirner.
I Iieies llutcrnebnHn crDdlt oie
8sridte ser slnalptifcr; nmo 80 iie
ibrc &uubcn als vein ic!r sei,aues
Barometer" betroftcn, priiien ibre
2eute orauben eenoueitens Die SGD.
tlne ser alnerifaniiher UeidIfts.
Ieute.
Bei gesinn oes arieaes III europa
peroficntIid,te sic Girnra Sericn
bon biitosiid)er @liidlp,,nidfarten.
Sic entid;eo iid sesen oen &,rrok-
patriotismus unb fir oen ratriotiif~
en ginihlog nad rbiitoriiden" Sor.
biloeril.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15


in oieiem Slim bas .&our Of GbarE,
MQ Girls Crfriter" nnter 2eitung
BON @bil Spitalnp auf einid)lieBlih
@palDn nit ibrer ntogiiden 8ioline.
Tim @elo al1f3ubrineen fiibren iic
ntande ibrer Soeen aus, oarunter Elm
Qorbbalipiel upiidfn Mdoden I'LL,
Die @eiiterid)ait n,,o Die liltieiten
saeues foleen, 10 1pic elm ton,iiher
Mingfan,pi 3tpiid,en Gniteao a,u0
Gbanep. Dant Ne tidb ei,unaI eut u,r
tfrbuIten lpolIeH, baum herpaiien iie
es nid,t 6ieien Film az feben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

Eie 6iibrer Der &agne iii,
Oen &riegsionbS Oes Hpten &rcu5es
III 8roB-Slcuelano ueiien auf Die
Satlad)c bin, oub Der Griol9 Ser
6an5en &anlpasne aui Der Soee uno
Ser 9oiluenoigfeit berubt ,os oaa
iSaunilienoberbaupt leinen geitrag
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

tciter uno 500 2aoenarbeiter erbicl-
ten oieie 3ertiiifatc. Die Summcn
pro Eerion rangierten BON $1,000
bis $4,000. sluBeroem miro Die
sSirmo in 8dloe 3ertiiifate aui ireie
tilirurglihe Geriiberuna in Welamt,
hobe pon $2,OOO,O0O perteileu. Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

Sebensnerlihernngs5crtlifate I'M
Werte bon ied)s Ntillioncu Collar
iunroen al ssabrif- uno Saoenalges
ltellte ser Hihman Yrptbcrs Cont
panD Ourf i. s. 2elpnlan Erali.
cent Ser groben aleioimgsiatrifan-
tenIirmn, perteilt. 1,S00 Sabritar=
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15
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Sn ser Borausiidt BON 2uitan-
griifen bate bas llnternebmen ipi=
terbiu eill suiammenle9bares Mdo-
den als Serounfclungs-N s-Ncubcit. Ser
Slmtelungen capieien lid, ais an Scr
3agesoron,ng, uuo oie 9eelibeit er.
freutc i,d) elmer nnacbcurcn 8erbreis
tung ebcn apescn hires ;eitgeredteu
grideiusns.
giad) bcm Gintritt Nnleritas in
ocn &riee uno nadbem Die 2itse, Sc,
rcr lid, oas @eiddft ieircn aunSen
seseniiber seriib,nt hattie iuie Guali.
tat, stunoenoicrit, Ereis uno @enae,
nibt mebr ldnger slr Berfiigung
itanoen, inoerte lid, scr Com Der
GruB .aarten auf oie sinerfennl,ng
Ger @eoulo ser rmiBbanoelten aur-
oen".
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tparen, erricien iif ais fir oie
t944er Garten 5i,trefieno:
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balten. = Der Ntafyitab, ben mir an
,miere arbeit lesen. 1purbe nitt bcr.
abeeiekt."
y. :. ssn bieiem Sobre fallen I'M.
iere BriiBe 1pdrnter aus angedidts
ser Grinnerung an bie Mitarbeit u,,S
oas Gerlt6nSnis uniersr 0reunoe ir
oieicn 1aecn Ser Spannl,ng =
| Die lleberlegungcn. 1pelde fir ocr
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|angeiteQt iuurhen. anarep Sipie:
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| Wabrldfinlib miro Der arieg ii
europa bis &eibnad,ten 1945 81
Gnbe fem: nieman0 peil,, suas bls
iSabin i'm Ba5ifif puhiereit ,riro. Sr
nuroe fir Oen giltsuurf Der t945c,
|Gartcn ser Mittel4ucg aeau1bit
| rWir fitblcn aber," erfldren Bro,u1
& Bigcluau, roaB, ielbli ipenn oel
lgan3e &riea 81 gnoe u,lo aaes
Jeuern ainscltelt iein ioflte, aai
lgro6e unS etuige Nroblem elm bauer.
batter @eltIrieoe blethen miro. 2es
balb perrcnOcn mir oies als unic'
r9beina."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

slm Is. Npril beeilutt Die Oiesjiib-
.rige Gperniai'on, Sic oun bem gan-
3cn Gniennble Scr Mstropolitan Sper
aiisgcfiibrt 'riro. Ton Is. bis 81.
9tpril lpcroen ad,t Suern getoten,
BON ocnen orei nod illd)t bon ser
Wectrnpnlitau in Glcoelalo gcboten
tpnr0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-03-15

s Is gibt inltstfr nod lcute, BIZ
glo:tben, oab oas @elo auf ser Stru,
BE lieet, Die iiG aber ntht Der Miibe
,lntersicben, Sen Cred ucga1idrsu.
feln, nm oonad 5u ii,fcn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-15
Miami Braces
For IWister

Miami. Fla, Sept. 15-AP-Tight-
ly battened down and most Of its
residents out OF dangerously ex-
posed areas, the southern section OF
Florida braced for the shock Of a
hurricane raging upon it today with
winds that may reach 150-mile We
locity.
The tropical storm pointed to-
ward the Florida Keys, a necklace
OF islands extending from the main
land to Key West, after rampaging
across the Bahama Islands where
reports of wind velocity ranged
from $50 miles at Turks Island to
105 miles at Long Island.
The Weather Bureau at Miami
described the hurricane as Eek
tremely dangerous" with winds Of
we'll over 100 miles an hour near
the center and an area OF hurricane
winds Us miles an hour extending
about 100 miles outward from the
center. Beyond that there is a wide
area of gales and squalls.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-15
Trumans Just Home Folks
Again For Week End

other conference on the matter ct
Washington before acting definitely
on the Supreme Court vacancy.
After he and Mrs. Truman flew
in from Washington on the Dig
C-54. tn, Scared Cow, they had
supper in their old white frame
home 2tq Delaware st.
The President then went over
to Mayor Sermans house for a
little stag reception where he re-
newed friendships which have
been a source OF pleasure TO him
since his days as an artillery Of
ficer H. Tn First World War.
The Trumans arrived at the
Kansas Cit Airport at 1903 p. m
(CWT) yesterday. They climbed
into a waiting automobile for the
lO.mile drive to Independence along
streets where occasional clusters OF
Missourians applauded or waved
handkerchlefs
As they reached their old home
locally described as THE Little
White House. 200 neighbors.
drawn up on the other side OF the
street, clapped their hands in APP
plause.
But there was no formal celebra-
ton a. Mayor Sermon explained:
THE President didn't want any
fanfare. It's just "a family home
coming. as he put II, and | think
everybody in independence wants
TO follow his wishes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-15

independence. Mo, Sept. LAP
President Truman was having
the time OF his life today, mingling
again with the folks who know him
best.
The former Jackson County
Judge. casting aside for the week
end, cares Of the nations highest
office. relaxed and enjoyed himself
amid scenes Of earlier struggles as
an up-and-coming politician.
As Mayor Roger T. Sermon,
proud a peacock over having the
President back home. put il. 81
think he wanted to get back and
put his feet on this Jackson Coun-
ty soil.
Folks who talked things over
with Mr.. Truman figured that he
had no thought OF doing anything
more startling while here than
visiting his Mama. 92-year-old
Mrs. Martha Truman. at Grand
View. some time tomorrow, and
calling by his offices in tn Federal
Building at Kansas City 10 look
over his mail and shake hands with
old friends.
They figured he would wait until
after his return TO Washington TO
announce his choice Of a successor
to the retired Justic Owen J. Rob
erts rs n member OF the L. $. Su.
preme Court.
Their, are some grounds for he
lief the President may hold an
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-15
-Four Of TOTO
Cabinet Held

Yokohama. Sept. 14-AP-U. s.
Eighth Army Headquarters an
nounced today four more members
OF the TOTO cabinet and the former
Japanese ambassador to the Philip
pines surrendered yesterday and
were being held in the Yokohama
jail.
They included two OF Tojo's clos
est henchmen, 1t. Cen. Teiichi
Suzuki, former minister without
portfolio and president OF the in.
fiuential cabinet planning board,
and Okinori Kaya, former finance
minister.
The others we're Michiyo Iva
mura, former justice minister.
Sekiya Ino, former agricultural and
forestry minister, and Shozo Mura-
ia. former ambassador to the pup
pet Philippine Republic.
At the same time Koki Hirota.
foreign minister in 1886 who sign
ed the anti-comitern pact. was re
moved from General MacArthurs
list of Black Dragon Society mem
bers wanted for questioning, there
was no explanation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-15
Russia Out
After Huge
Grab

London, Sept. 15-AP-A reliable
report that the Soviet Union has
made territorial demands in the
Mediterranean area considerably
beyond anything the United States
and Britain had anticipated was
interpreted in diplomatic quarters
here today as an indication OF
Russia's determination to become
Mediterranean power.
The Soviet proposals arose, au-
thoritative sources said, during a
discussion OF Italy's colonies by
the Big Five Council OF Foreign
Ministers yesterday.
Diplomats specialized that the
Russian demand referred to the
strategic Dodecanese Islands strung
across the entrance to the Aegean
Sea and guarding the approaches
to the Dardanelles.
The report of the surprising Rus.
sian move came shortly before the
council issued a communicate an
nouncing that all nations which
warred against Italy would be ask
ed to submit in writing their peace
treaty proposals.
The establishment Of Russian in
fluence in the Mediterranean would
reshuffle power positions in that
area, already a source Of Anglo
French maneuvering.
The Russians are demanding in
creased control of the Dardanelles,
which belong to Turkey. 1t is re-
ported that they are suggesting the
Decentralization Of the Straits
by powers on the Black Sea shores
4, Russia, Romania. Bulgaria and
Turkey.
They asked and received full par
ticipation in the international Ad-
ministration Of Tangier. strategic
port at the western gateway to the
Mediterranean opposite Gibraltar.
The situation in the Russian &C.
cupied part Of Iran is becoming
increasingly difficult. The Iran
ians have sent notes reminding the
Russians. Americans and British
OF their pledge to remove all troops
from Iran six months after the war.
SO far neither the Russians nor
the British have moved to with
draw although the British Nofess
they are eager to do so as soon as
they are sure the Russians-are
getting out.
The Russians are insisting on pri-
mary influence in the Balkans and
a crisis which makes the Greek
governments position tenuous is
brewing in Athens.
The Big Five foreign ministers
were scheduled to meet again this
afternoon and may hold another
session Sunday.
British and American plans focus
mainly on returning control Of most
Italian colonies to Italy with inter
national supervision.
Since the vast majority OF the
Dodecanese population is Greek.
il had been expected that these is
lands would be turned over TO
Greece.
Egypt wants at least a part of
adjoining Cyrenaica and the Ethiop-
ians have claimed Eritrea and ltal-
ian Somaliland.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-15
NavyDown to
Four Billion

Washington, Sept. 15-AP-The
Navy, like many a war worker,
learned today that the pickings In
peacetime may be much leaner.
This was underlined by two
White House developments:
l. President Truman was report.
ed to have told Secretary Of the
Navy Forrestal. Chairman Walsh
D-Mass.) of the Senate Naval
Committee and others that the
postwar Navy will just have to
stand in line henceforth when it
comes TO appropriations.
2. Mr.. Truman recommended
cutbacks amounting TO sl1.519,301. :
25S in current appropriations and
authorizations for the Navy. and
also OF s5,3O6, 252,674 OF spent bal
ances from appropriations for prior
years.
IL plan a continuing review o.
naval appropriations with the view
to recommending further adjust
ments as considerations warrant"
he informed Congress.
The President said he was max
ing the cutback recommendations
while bearing in mind the problems
OF rehabilitation and the yet I'M
determined requirements for a
peacetime navy"
Walsh and Chairman Carl Vinson
(D-Ga.) of the House Naval Com
mittee have written a bill embody-
ing their idea OF a postwar navy.
Truman repeatedly told Walsh yes
terday to go ahead with hearings
on this measure. House committee
hearings will begin next week.
The bill will provide that most
Of the wartime Navy-the greatest
of any sea power in history be
retained. They want one third rea-
dy to operate, one-thLd in reserve
and one-third laid up.
This might be a practical way to
keep the Navy in shape, Mr.. Tru-
man was said to have told Walsh,
Forrestal and others.
Walsh figures il would cost about
$4,000, 100000 a year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-15
Texans Bow
toCol. Hobby

Houston, Texas, Sept. Zap
The Army career OF Col. Oveta
Culp Hobby has been climaxed by
the thanks OF grateful govern
ment and crowned by the admira-
ton and warm handshakes OF her
Texas neighbors.
Seven hundred Texans turned
out last night to honor the attrac-
tive Texas newspaper woman who
organized and led the 10000 mem
bers OF the Women's Army Corps.
Mrs. A. S. Vsndervoort, Jr., din
ner toastmistress, read a message
from President Truman:
at is a pleasure and a satisfac-
ton to join with the committee and
the people OF Houston in paying
tribute at this homecoming dinner
to one. who contributed so unself-
ishsly and with such great distinc-
ton to .he war effort OF our ma
ton.
My personal regards to Mrs.
HoDDy ana Governor HOBBY tGoN.
w p. Hobby, former governor OF
Texas.)
4 commentator rom Gen.
George c. Marshall, chief OF staff.
was broadcast nationally.
The governor and Colonel Hobby
were recipients for more than an
hour OF informal congratulations
and well wishes from dinner guests
In an address, Colonel Hobby
stated that Women served on 27l
Army posts in the country and in
every foreign theater where Amer
lean troops participated" she said.
They did 239 different Army jobs.
They have won all Army medals
except the Congressional Medal o.
Honor -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-15
Four Will Close
For Yam Ripper

Under the Jewish calendar. Yam
Ripper will be celebrated from
shutdown Sunday to shutdown Mon
day. This important event in the
life OF the Orthodox Jewish people
is tn, Day of Atonement and will he
observed with unusual solemnity
this year due to the ending Of the
wars.
Max Pears Clothing Store. The
Family Department Store, Smith
Furniture Co. and Sleep Shop will
be closed Monday.
Day OF Atonement is the most
sacred day in the Jewish year. It
is fast day. occurring on the tenth
day of the Jewish seventh month.
On this day, the high priest,
clothed in white, offered sacrificial
blood as an atonement for the sins
OF himself and his people. II is
known in the Talmul (the body NJ
the Jewish civil and canonieal law
as "the great day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-15

, those, Sergt. Bernard c. Tucker,
Etna Cal, died at a Kansas City
hospital. A survivor said all three
members of the crew persisted.
Others brought TO the hospital
were Sergt. Ora D. belong. whose
papers indicated he is related to
G. L. belong, GAS G. Street, San
Bernardino, Calf, and Cpl. Fred
Ebert, Pasadena, Calf.
The plane was bound from New.
ark. n. j., to the West Coast and
had stopped to refuel.
The plane had just crossed the
Missouri River when il exploded
and crashed, one witness said
1T looked like the entire sky lit
up" said William F. Maxwell, a
tourist hotel operator, nearby. But
| only heard a small explosion
Wreckage of the huge transport
was scattered over a wide area
but most of the fuselage fell on
tracks of the Burlington railroad
about five miles north of Kansas
Citys business section.
A witness said he saw a flash
soon after the plane took of short
'ly after midnight.
"The plane exploded and the
whole sky was lit up" related Will
liam F. Maxwell, tourist hotel oper-
ator, near the scene. 81 heard only
a small noise, however"
The ship was still burning a half
hour after it fell to the earth near
the old Riverside Racetrack on the
Platte-Clay County line in Mis-
souri,.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-15
Eight Arrested
in Gambling Raid

Eight persons were arrested Fri
day night by local police who raid
ed an alleged gambling place.
They were Joe L. Hall. 663 Arm
strong Dr.. held for investigation
Of operating a gambling establish
ment; Granville Ryans. of the same
address, held on similar grounds:
James W. Cunegin, 5l1 First CT.
Lee S. Furlow. Ypsi Lodge, As,
Champ Bell. 655 Armstrong Dr.,
Homer Bowles, SIS Armstrong Dr..
Cords Weatherspoon. 531 First Ct.
held for investigation of frequent
ing a gambling place. Miss Elisa
beth A. Cooper. 663 Armstrong Dr..
was arrested and held for investi-
cation OF a morals charge.
Three decks OF cards. money. and
liquor found on the table we're con
fiscated by the officers.