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LEGAL NOTICES.
4. MALONE DREsBACH, Attorney,

n. MALONE DREsBACH, Attorney,
Filed May sof cH5sssdS ises chsrIe. sadinE Stewart
In THE DISTRICT tffA COURT OF THE
,,,,S United ,1;a States for the District Of Co
%isn Messsl stanford Stanford fslns
No. 33.s46.-,The object Of this suit is to
ostain an absolute divorce On the ground
tie piainti, It is this LIST % day m0s'0h Of may gl
liam Mitchell Stanford, cause his a appear G F.
the fortieth day, exclusive Of Sundays san and
the Wise rst t5s pubieato9 Of this order other
n n case Of default. Provided, copy Of
this. tbs order be punished once week for
naw weeks snd Ips II the
before said gay IS JENN1Nas kNssslfs BAILEY. isal
saSs1Se sTFMApr Cseal2 a;arl attest; ,CHARLEs E.
Attorneys 1909 f St NV" Washin.t:cn, hhit:
IN THE THE District COURT OF THE
bia.-in re- Limited Pa Partnershi1 o5 Of Gelum 2msp
nership S9n KpdiS No OF Part
Herman E. Goodman. do hereby certiIy
that am one Of the General Partners Of
snd Of tbat bWtashnfton fSn Lmtea
April, l946. the hereinafter named part-
nefs MED and recorded in the once OF
the Clerk of the. District Court OF the
United States for the District of Columbia
Certincate Renewing and continuing a
Limited Partnership. certifying as follows
l. That the name of the firm under which
Such renewed Limited partnership is To be
conducted is EMERSON RADIO Of WASH
iNGISN. 2, That the business to be con-
Quoted by the partnership is that of q
general mercantile business Including the
sale, distribution and servicing of radios
radlo parts and accessories g. The Genera
Partners are: Herman E Goodman, oj
Sll2 Woodley Road NV. Washington
.. C.: Eva II. Goodman, of 3112 Woodley
Road NV, Washington, D. C., and A
Irving WITT, of 2404 Coli Road, Philadel-
phia, Pennsylvania. The Special Partner,
are: Mary Abrams, of $40 West 57th Street
New York, N. Y; Stanley Abrams, of lf25
Ditmas Avenue, Brooklyn NJ Y, each OF
whose contribution to the capital is nVe
nundred dollars $500 00): BENJAMIN
Abrams. Trustee, of 993 Fifth Avenue
New York, N. Y. whose contribution to the
capital is three thousand dollars (S:I,.
600 :00l, and Max Abrams. Trustee. of
baas l9S5 D,TaS odnaafbrt Avenue Ave Brooklyn, Y
tnotsand DO. collars 100000, The special
partners shall have no liability beyond the
amount Thst It, Of their capital contributions; 4
1teo da9 paa9Ftnership H & is to exist is from April
sive. Witness my hand and seal this 9th
day, of April. 1916. HERMAN E. GOOD
Evening star., 1946-05-03

Remove one letter from each word anl
arrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. II you have
'Lettered-out" correctly It's digest.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-Out
(Sl PASTM-PLEAT Uold).
1E) PEALED-PALED (whitened),
lR) APRu-PAn (container)
(V) VESTAL-LEAST (Smallestt
I'D 8EAST1Y-Rl.ASTY (explosivetyb.
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FREDERICK M. BRADLEY and

DISTRICT. CoURT oF THE f1 MNrTEn FEY;
States for the District Of Columbia,
ministrat M ation--This is to Give Notice:
rhat the subscribers, Of the District OF
Soiumbia, have obtained from the Probate
I,estar1entary !, on the estate Of Ferdinand
i,;,, l.; Seenneider, late Of the District Of Co
fI1miDia' c1ainns' ,.fns oefSsased Al persons having
warned to, exhibit the same, with the
touShers fhs 81, thereof, legally. authenticated,
day Of APRIL. AID. -I947; otherwise f1ey
may BY law be excluded from ali benefit
q said estate. Given under their hands
TINS goth dav Of April, 1916. FERDINAND
Il n ~ scHElEIDER, ElSI Jr;; 2920 Cortland Fl.
NnIIs-r M;W THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
IlEVST lsstS CO. By: BERNARD L. AMISs,
ItHEQDORE n aORE COGSWE1!L, Register of wills
ror me District Of Colombia, Clerk of the
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

BURNS MAY 4th SALE postponed tenn
porsrily For information, re: Real
estate. Call PERSON, Olney, Md. Phi
Ashton 3s2s.
ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON, auctioneers-
One hundred and four walnut, mahogany
and oak single and double pedestal nat.
top and drop center typewriter Office desks
40 tablet armchairs, Diebold Gardiner
file units, STEEL legal and letter file cab.
inets, steel stationery cabinets, Elliott
Fisher bookkeeping machine, Office tables
chairs, etc. by auction at WESCHLER' S
sos ST. nv. tomorrow. May g. 10 IN
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FARMS WANTED.

BY VETERAN, tobacco farm; UyabI
n9qSe; n}tS;I; ehlectriSity. on hard,surfaced road
j. +. wAcKER, Sal n. wsshinrton ytI bivd
Arlington, Va, Glebe 9172. a.
Evening star., 1946-05-03

Within OPA ceiling. Plus 35 more in al
makes and models. Open evenings until 6
pm. BENDALL PONTIAC, 1911 King St,
Alexandria, Va. TE 1885. -6
COMPARE THESE CARS-A fine selection
Of late models. VIII sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below
Buy from an old-established Buick agency
AZ Lincoln-Zephyr cl. cpe., r. and b.,
with liquamstic drive $s.1s5
AZ Studebaker 4-dr. Skyvay sed,
-, :; and h.; %. 1889
heater c. -- 1887
and h. 1,757
sine sedan, Z. and h.. low mile
age -- 290f
Many others to choose from, HYATTS.
WILLIE BUICK CO.. WA. <l1l.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
FREDERICK NJ. BRADLEY and
w. 81. BADEN, Attorneys,

Inc MashlnEton Loan b Trust Co.
for c9Isr sRs nssTct 8n TIE II ceSmpa
that the is of the aiEs Distrss hStee e
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Wunds4 ss Of on e the p.t fa Of Of t5
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
tnereoi, legally authenticated. to the sub
seTiber, on or before the 18th day Of, April,
ls shisSis III sen asy 'y n aS Rs ax sss
Given v ,r pnder its hand this 23rd day Of
TRUST COMPANY By: LEONARD MAR
sttesf ASsstao Eres5 4efT Resst.
Of wills for. the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. ap26,my3.1O
DISTRICT f. couRT (; Hy-ei or A'1SHns'' THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.-No. -67,174, Ad-
ministration:I1This is to, Give Notice:
columbia. has obtained = from ON the ea Probaee M
Court of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Ward, late Of. the District Of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby, warned to
Of. legally authenticated, to the subscriber,
on or before the 22nd day Of April. AID.
excluded from all benefit OF said estate.
alysn apy padsr aSs my qEd hand shis 2srd day Q,
MERscH. Deputy Register Of wills @ for tn: Il:
Court. ap26,my3,lO.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
IEGAl NOTICES.

DIRECT FROM OWNERS-Vacant 1st
commercial lots on busy thoroughfares; nc
commission to pay. Give exact location
and price. Box 70-D, Star. 3
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LEGAL NOTICES tcent. J
ALFRED I; BENNETT. Attorney.

1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
States for the District Of columbia.M
mmllnistnrationlThis nj n Is to Give Notice
sinis has obtained from IN the the ProSste & Court @
Of the District of Columbia, Letters OF
Administration on the estate Of william,
ie soa s'fss hsvns nj VcEns eams
against the deceased are hereby warned
S.r:d9 tS exhibit trd the same. with the vouchers
April Ap is47 Ss otherHise Wis es tRes may nay Ss 8,
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
Apr 1873 Saser EVELYN Mz Rsnd MkEB ths Sssa
l li42 N. Harrison Street. Arlington, Vir-
fss pspat, netsssi Atsss o, GToR VII, er IS;
District Gdylt Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
JAMES F. REILLY Attorney.
DISTRICT 70 GouRT asfh 81 81, N.Y. AHr 1,N,7rn
Holding Probate coars.mNo. s q s7'is5. ispm1,s, al.
Tha ths is of to the eTs pst Notce
Court Of the DISTRICT Of Columbia Letters Letters
All eh ths psr'f saSne S ean
againss aNt,,t the deceased are hereby warned
thereof, legally AUTHENTICATED to Re'sbs the sabs
os,S1s otherslse shs es ies may may 81 q
gay Of April, 1916: REEVES R. HILToN.
$icros Sfd dsylsr 81 NV sssl Attest
Of the Probate Court. aps6.mss.1o.
cRoMELIN, TOWNSEND, CAVALIER 4
,sas ,asasskaAND, N.a;S.,, attorneys.
T, States for the District Of celumbia,
s 10 G7. GSTlas Sotss As
Golumbis, has obtained from the 'ip Probate si ts
e9uss e hs Rssrst q s ssa
NJ. Hurley, late of the District of Co Co.
qnnis eams .fsast 4. Al SayRs
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, cate to to
Ap a4 ssfSGs ossfwss ths hsR iagd asy
BY law be excluded from ali benefit Of said said
aSNaa AZ sf gGss fS.;v sa }Sas ''f
Attest; THEODORE coGsWEIi,, Resister sta
81 81 Milis for the District of Columbia, Clerk
X. F. BROOKS, Attorney,
n1snp,rTIhe The RiEEs National Bank
Hsng probate she pfftres Of c9sm1a
That the subscrbsr Of the e District Gftss of Ge
umnia mas obtained from the Probate
GourG OF the District Of Columbia Letters
Bristol, late ebf the District Of Columbia,
aecesseo All persons having claims against
me me deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
sne same; with the vouchers thereof, Ie-
gally suthenticated, to the subscriber, on
Gf Pa eetoTs ofs.:. the 1lth day Of April. AD
cindE.a cS4E otnerwise they may BY law be ex-
1lven under its hand this 23rd day OF
hhprE; hpNx a946 THE RIGGS NATIONAL
CALLAHAN, Jr., Vice President $50, +
tsst; THEODORE COGSWELL, Register
o1 WINS for the District of Columbia, CLERK
SN- " o-e e-lLooaIe Court ap26my3,10
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CROMELIN, TOWNSEND, CAMALIER 1
KIRKLAND, Attorneys,
1QQR Nnfin~aI nr>.s

DISTRICT COURT OF The % UNITED
Holdins Probate court.MNo. Sc, 81. s77As, AZ,
ministration.-This is to Give Notice.
That the subscriber. of the District Of
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Lettsrs
Of administration, C. t. a., on the estate
Of Fannie L. Wese, late of the District Of
claims against the deceased are are hereby hrbs
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
of April, AID. 1947; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this Both
1917 II ST. Sc. (seal) Attest: yfcToR: yfc1TIs:
9. MERSCH. Deputy Register Of wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
HrODAte Court. my3.10.17
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GEORGE S. ELMORE, Attorney
6l0 Ame EiHan Rxlildiaa
LABRE R. GARCIA. GARCIA & cowAN,


Attorneys for Petitioner,
Big Southern Building, Washington, ID. C,
Filed April "A, 1916. Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk
IN 1.-THE THE sDIsTRIcT COURT OF THE
lTmbia In Re: Application Of IE Roy
cGnARI Gna .tI,as. Es BMLADES, "a I724 18th st. NV.
Civil ACTION No. 34455-oRDER PUBL
CGAIiON-a,cHANGE OF NAME.--LeRoy
CHARLES Blsden. having filed a petition for
. Judgment changing his name to Roy At
wood and having, applied to the court for
al,ir.G en- order r. Of publication Of the notice re-
c0Hrt this Gath day of April, 1915.
eas,.l ORDERED that all persons concerned show
cause, II any there be, on or before the
18TH day Of May, 1916, why the prayers
q Oh saId netition should not be granted
PROVIDED that . copy of this order be
published once . week for three consecue
I'VE weeks before said day in The Evening
SLar and the Washington Law Reporter,
50 JAS. W. NORRIS, Justice. 5Sealo
4 a,r True En- Copy; Test: CHARLES E.
Deputy Clerk sp26,my3.i0
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LIN. TOWNSEND, CAVALIER Z
KIHkIANn. AfiarnAxS

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
- States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-No. "a, $40, Ad-
ministration:-This is to Give Notice,
Ihat the Subscriber, who was by the Dis
District Of Columbia granted letters Testa. M
mentary on the estate of Edith A.. Shipley,
deceased, G;cts;a has has with the approval Of the
District Of Columbia. holding . Probate
Court, appointed Monday. the 27th day of
time, and said Court room as the place. for
making payment and distribution from
and control, when and where all creditors
and persons entitled to distributive shares
or legac1es: or the residue, or parts there
agent or. attorney duly authorized, with
their claims. against the estate properly
vouched. Given under my hand this 23rd
day Of April 1916: PAUL B. CROMELiN.
Mationsl Press Building. (Seal) Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL, Register of wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk of the
fLooALe Court. ap26,my3, 10.
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5ROMELIN, TOWNSEND. CAMALIER and
KIRKLAND, Attorneys.
1865 National Prexs RniIS;r~
HAMILTON AND HAMHTON,
Union Trust Bldg.
Filed April II. 1946. Charles Il. Stewart

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l, United States for the District Of Column
LEIGH HOTEL coMPANY.Sciviil "A Action ton
No. 34361.-ORDER TO APPEAR-Upon
consideration of the COMPLAINT filed herein
Hotel Company, and upon consideration OF
G tne EXHIBITS attached thereto, it is by the
Sonrt this 18th day of April, 1946. OR
Corporation appear in this Court and show
cause, If any they have, on or before the
why said CORPORATE ton should not be dis
solved, and 1t is further ORDERED that
copy OF this order shall be published in
Evening Star; q newspaper Of general CIR
culation, weekly for three successive weeks,
the hrst insertion to be not less than one
month before the day fxed for showing
cause as aforesaid. (S) JENNINGS BAILEY.
S4Stiee SHtee SEAL g, ~, True Copy. Test:
c. SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-19
Relief Loads
Burden Cities

Lansing. Feb. l9-AP-Cities and
counties. faced with mushrooming
relief loads because of strikes, have
begun to turn 70 the state for I'm
ancial assistance, the State Social
Welfare Commission learned Mon
day.
The commission tabled for furth-
er study a request from the City of
Detroit for additional state aid.
and awaited a more definite request
from Saginaw County for help In
carrying "the excessive load" re-
sulting from strikes.
In addition, the commission allo-
Gated S455,520 in matching funds
to be used by counties for direct
relief in March, more than double
the January ALLEGATION.
The City OF Detroit asked the
commission to give serious consid-
Grafton" to granting more than so
per cent OF direct relief costs be-
cause OF the larger than antici-
pated reconversion relief load"
which it expects TO deplete It's
s2.419,O 900 appropriation by next
month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-19
Thieves Take
Purse inlay
Time HoIdup

City police detectives today were
investigating an unarmed robbery
committed in daylight in the alley
between Washington and Huron
SITS. north OF Michigan Ave, in
which S47 was stolen.
Mark Johnson, Alb Harriet St,
told police that as he was walking
through the alley at the rear Of
the Shaefer Hardware store, he
was stopped by two strangers. one
described as about FIVE feet. II in
ches tall, heavy set, and the other
as about FIVE feet, four inches tall,
slender.
They asked him the address or h
person unknown to him. then grab
bed him, he stated, the large man
holding him while the small ban
dit took his wallet from his pocket.
removed the money. and handed
back his wallet Telling him TO
beat II" they left the scene.
Police believe the grey coat the
tall man was said to be wearing
may be one reported stolen from
the Huron Post OF the American
Legion the night before the rob
berry. LaVsughn Wilson. 6l2 Madi.
son Ave. left his coat at the post,
and found It had been stolen when
he returned.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-19
u. S.Hunting


WASHINGTON-AP- Attorney
General Tom Clark disclosed today
tina. Justice Department investiga.
tors in Europe are on the trail O.:
22 Americans suspected OF wartime
treason.
Clark told a reporter he plans to
send a special emissary TO speed
the collection OF evidence against
these suspects and six others al
ready indicted for treason.
Timothy A. Mclnerney. the De-
partment's director OF public in
formation, will fly to Europe and
make a survey OF the investigations
under way In Germany and other
former Nazi-dominated countries.
Mclnerney. a former lieutenant
colonel on Gen. Dwight y Essen
hower's staff, will work with Army
inteiligence.
Clark said the Justice Depart
ment lis determined to bring every
single American who played the
axis game swiftly to trial. No effort
will be spared because we must
show the word that we are no.
sloppy sentimentalists where the
crime OF high treason Is concerned
AS soon as evidence has been
obtained" he added. each Of the
suspects will be returned to the
District OF Columbia 20 face a Unit
ed States tribunal"
Eight Americans. including the
poet Ezra Pound. we're indicted in
1913 in connection with alleged
propaganda broadcasts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-19

Will Decide
Actual Need

Lansing, Feb. 19-AP-The leg
islature moved on two fronts today
TO investigate for itself the finan-
cisl plight OF local government In
Michigan.
The senate, in what was conced-
ed TO be the death blow TO hopes
for city-ald financial legislation
this session. received favorsbly a
resolution calling for a joint house
senate tax study committee TO in
Quire into state and local taxing
methods and public expenditures.
The house passed concurrent
resolution calling for a bicameral
committee TO study Michigan's
needs for school building constrnc-
ton and the ability OF local school
districts to finance such work.
Senator George n Higgins. Fern
dale Republican who sponsored a
city-aid hill in the special session.
brought forward the tax study com
mittee plan. Asked by newsmen
whether he had any hopes for his
tlty-dlu Dlil DrlOtt libdi huJOui u
ment this session, he replied here's
your answer" and submitted his
resolution.
Higgins declared real estate In
his Oakland County area can car
ry no more taxes withot becoming
tar delinquent.
His resolution asserted there was
a great need for a broader and
more adequate tax and revenue
basis which would permit NUM-
cipslities TO provide essential ser
vices. He declared the state IL
being disturbed by grievances and
controversies" over the city aid
question but that Governor Kelly's
1945 tax study commission failed TO
bring in a solution.
He asked for a joint committee
OF five senators and five represen-
tatives.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-19
Nation Struggling to Make
up LostReconuersion Time
Threatened With New 71eup
.Newsprint Will
be Scarcer Than
During War Years

Chicago, Feb. 19-AP-Paul KEEL
logg OF Montreal, general manager
OF the Newsprint Association OF
Canada. said today that American
newspapers probably will receive
less newsprint in 1916 than they
did in 1871 and the war year Of
1912.
Kellogg, in speech prepared
for delivery to the Inland Daily
Press Association, said that at ;he
projected rate for the first six
months OF 1916, newspapers should
receive about 1870, 900 tons o: news
print this year as compared %
3,9S5,O00 tons in 194l and 1910, 900
tons in 1912.
You cannot compare this 1916
supply with 194l in terms OF use by
individual papers" Kellogg said.
This is due to two important fac
tors. One is that users and uses of
newsprint in the United States have
increased since 1871, and the indi-
yidual's share OF the total is re-
duced accordingly; the other is the
low stock level in the hands OF pub
fishers at the end OF 1915 compared
with T94l."
Kellogg asserted that the Cana
dian newsprint industry would not
be completely free from the influ-
ence OF wartime conditions govern
ing procurement OF raw material
until the middle Of l947.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-19
w. c. Durant,
Tefft, Myers
WinElection

William c. Durant, first ward;
Creston Myers. second ward; and
Forrest II. Tefft, third ward we're
victorious in the primary election.
Monday. Mr.. Durant, Republican.
will oppose John Fl. Burton. Dem
ocrat, in the spring elections. Mr..
Myers will have no opponent in
the spring election, non will Mr..
Tefft.
The voting was extremely light
in Mondays election. A total Of
$40 ballots were cast, with 10 void
and one blank, as compared 10 a
total of 1853 ballots cast in the pri-
mary election, February 10, 1915.
Mr.. Durant polled 103 votes in
the first precinct and 173 in the
second precinct OF the first ward
a total of 276 votes, to defeat Her
man Kersey who polled 9S in the
first precinct and 70 in the second,
a total of 10 votes.
Mr.. Myers polled rs votes in
the second ward, first precinct, and
81 Ia the second precinct, a total
of 81. TO defeat Fred A. Cain who
polled % in the first precinct, and
IS in the second, total OF SO
votes; George A. Willoughby who
polled in the first precinct and 20
in the second, a total OF %; and
George f. Fletcher, who polled Z
in the first precinct, and 81 In
the second. a total OF q.
Mr.. Tefft polled 100 votes, 81 In
the first precinct and IS in the
second, to defeat Clarence Dunkel
berger, who polled a total OF IS
votes, 80 in the first precinct and
! . In the second
! There we're no contests IN the
fourth and fifth wards, as William
A. Jellis, fourth ward, and Fremont
l.. Peterson. fifth ward are uuop
posed for reelection.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-19

0eratlon OF Telephone Workers
showed the majority in favor OF
a nationwide strike of the fedora
tons ESQ members.
?. Nearly 100000 OF the 10000
steel workers who struck Jan. 81
settled for IS IL cent hourly pay
Increases in line with President
Truman's wage price policy.
3. At Lancaster, Pa, Clio unions
voted to support the AFL in
citywide strike to protest delays
in settling walkout OF bus and
street car operators.
4. General Motors and the clio
United Auto Workers were to meet
again today. and Federal Media.
tor James +. Dewey said there Is
still a great deal of negotiating TO
be done in the strike OF $4,000
workers.
5. A government fact-finding
board at Washington recommended
a wage increase Of 1s cents an
hour for 10000 CLIO farm equip
ment workers striking against the
international Harvester Co.
s. Westinghouse Electrical Corp.
said Il had made contract proposals
to Representatives OF $4,000 strik-
ing CLIO electrical workers but
emphasized that the proposals did
not constitute a definite wage Of.
fer"
7. Representatives OF tho Du.
auesne Light Co. Pittsburgh, and
an Independent union were to meet
again today in an effort 10 settle
the wage dispute which caused a
power shutdown last week.
Joseph A. Beirne. president Of
the National Federation of Tele-
phone Workers. said the strike sur.
vey did not constitute a formal
vote He admitted. however. that
a majority OF the Federstio 50
memberunions favored strike &C.
ton TO press wage demands.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-19
Now
Lists 1882

Enrolment in the Michigan State
Normal College has its anticipated
post war trend upward this Sc.
mestfr.
c. p. Steimle, registrar. sGnounc.
ed today that enrolment in the
school stands today at 1882. a
figure more than 400 above the
enrolment at this time in the
spring term OF 1945.
The greatest cause OF the In
crease is the return OF male stu
dents on the campus. or the to-
tai figure. All are men.
There are as veterans enrolled
all but seven OF whom are attend
ing under the CT Bill OF Rights.
This compares TO 81 veterans en-
rolled last semester.
At lease six OF the veterans are
girls returned from service with
the women's branches OF the arm
ed forces.
Enrolment began for the spring
term February II, and continued
officially through Tuesday, Feb.
IL. Late corners. however. are
still enrolling and more are e1-
pected TO enroll. Glasses began
February ~.