davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
II Z z Ks MORE ABOC-
Shaiier Quits Bank

.as- rrss. -. - - E-ssss- -
= -sp - - yss-s a. - -.
=. - .z-s : - 1sT-=s a. ~
.~s = .sz.1---S - s----lzz A.
1ock .sssz-sas AZ . 1r1-x r. -
csgs .C---s-. - -sT ,s.r-sas a.
ac-f,FzsH = Tara
~ sxgsrescs a. - go zs-.
- tss Pllzs. E1r-r- Ss..1-sz AK
Hz-s A-E-tt issz zss ,es1 =
r.1se .ztsFsa..1z AZ a as ~
= - : tFat nz-s1 - 1tf..lzl
s-stf - ~ az = fsncls esr-
Tar sssr.al --s;tsrs zr1 az. q
cesnts AZ Ecag "a f-1as tzgs
Ter szfs8.sc.sr15y cs-e s1.e1 :
20. Ira, 7 esn E.tndrzE frorl re
ave 800 - - 6srx y..z1s.t
.r1pz lgrnsrt - - sfsa--ar-v ar
zrDafh- during - p~r.o1 - ~
sas1e.sf.c1- j. hzz oee1 ~1r-e
- Rrsa. ylezEsrs sre aztzsfz-- m
n 80 tte eepoa4ts II t-s rank
.1ereare fror1 s. 70 000 n ger
SO ~ no W ck.ss rszrs, =
.say.1E ire ofacsrs ar re boys
arr yrs u .se s,eH n Tslcn 7
have taksn - NUN interest ard
pr1e
I an happy 70 fee thzt through
~ eoa,lr1zncs a. = f1snaa4r q
Ire hoard n directors q Ire hank
I can retain those friendly en-
tacts with ire Puget Sound Ma
;.onaI family which nave meant
~ m1ch u re.
Ny chef interest i zath ne
Development and exparHo1 q ah4p-
ping ard Industry ard 7 srn INK
inz forward u dong ny part in
The expansion ot Tacoma business.
In accepting Skaters reagna-
ton, Reno Od.in. president Of the
bazk. sad
While rsgretting very much the
termination u Mr.. Skaters ac-
tive assoclation In the dsy-to-day
affairs % the hank. We appreciate
his desire n devote his full time
70 the shipping and Industrial ac-
uyltiss which have beea Ms pm
c!pal Interest for 80 many years.
He noR feels that ne must have
his fgil time free 70 devote b these
affairs and re are accepting his
rssignation a. active wee presi-
dent with regret
TIE fige years VI. shaffer
spent with the Puget Sound Ma
uonal hank have been years Of
exceptional growth and progress
for the Institution. for the big
part which he has played In that
growth and expansion. We are very
grateful and sppreciative: II IL a
source Of real satisfaction 10 me
and to all Of Us at the bank 10
know that he viii remain as a
member Of our board Of directors
and continue TO give us the bene-
1T ~ his advice and counsel.
The directors ard the members
Of the active staff, 10 whom he
0iil always b one OF the family
Join in extending best wishes for
his health. happiness and pros
perity."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Mayor Cain on Air
For Paralysis Fight

Mayor Harry Cain Of Tacoma
and Alfred r. Rochester Of Sc
attic viii outline plans Of the Is4i
Fight Infanuie Paralysis" cam
paign IN a statewide broadcast at
s p. m Friday over the Mutual
Broadcasting System stat. net
work. heard locally over EMo.
The drive. commencing Jan. IS
and cimaSed by the presidents
birthday ball on Jan. 30. viii raise
money for the treatment Of in
fantils paralysis victims In the
state
Rochester. a number Of the state
COMMITTEES for the infantile par
slysis fund drive. and prominent
civic leader. viii represent State
Chairman Emil G. Sick
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Suit Of $1,000
Filed by Linqes

- s<z<zf - - - assszr.sHs.
- s.Swsslarfss--f Fzs~ss -
g. So <ss~sfs-ax = 10 -
- es&s - e - - s-ra1nssl
zzzssrg - - h szs~~e~ apaT-
49, Tszzeseeg s-s<rzzsz a. ~
Besr fta-t<~ Srssf-s = -s..=-sfs
= - So 80 - - 49, fs-zs
80 - wafs zses a-s sss
EsE<s sz<fsss< szk<rsaz zzzs~sss q
f<sffzz<s< - ss<- ssyssss<-a g.
e-~etz1 - - szs< - ssrz .zl,.szs
80 ss~sef~~ .-s~~ - 49, az
H<x< 80 - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28

E7Es1s. the laughter q n, -,
- l@7rFs z. Dorrs. Her t.,s..
"a a. attorney - Euzsu. ~.
IN Tzs married th.r. 49,
c2Es . Portland 20 years aga
So named ne colors To- a.
University. vhieh shs attsnc.s !.
: contest and zzs axsra.s :
~ We5foot athletic to-.
rave Torn isnon-yellov srs -
---f7rrrs ever sf-~s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Quirk Action Follows
AZ Romance T AIDES

TTEL0 Cada----aH-l ~
"a -a-vss- p : p - a.
"a r = IA -1--ss- TT
--s4---r a4-s- "a -ez- - = -
...I.----.-g-.ss A. - II = A.
-..l---s-- -r-T ssrv -----sa -e---z
H-z - --r-rzs f.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
British Admit Loss
OF Gath DESTROYER

D'Npos- The admiralty r.
re- la-N.zy night the los. ~
: gsr Aeheron. built in
~ a. earry1ng a normal COM
-.s--s-i = - Ulcers and man
y % - Aeheron wa n.
- 1ss-r-yz- z--or,.c.d -.
- = "a not reveal
- 1-------ls-al-'zes < he Disaster.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Sheppard Health
Director Of NYA

- z5ts--z-- -zH 80
s--r.--=- rz-s ga - sz- -
- H-s=s- rr- ga
-z- zzz a--za.zzs-ssz z-alzH
Ezs--a- z--=-s-r ~ =ez-
eaz- = e
--a-r az ---s -s=s--T -
- sHzr=.s-= -z=- ~ = -az=r--s
--s-s-z -r=-s-s
- E-Haaz-s r. - -Ha=-
80 go 80 Hzz-
- -=s.a-z zs-z-s = ~
= .-s--4--r : Hr--sz - -sF "a
80 - : - 81 zH-- r ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Woman Who Picked Colors Adoufed
By University Of Oregon Expires

POETLASD-Esy Ds~rls Bro
z- z-zss szzrsstlor - ls-c1-
4s-z Al zrse- zss se1fted for
rs-rz.r - CrsEa- -Clrrz rssrly
e -ss-z AZ 80 zts TzlrH1zy
4 80 szs r =
So sss - z-zz = Ts-rT :.
80 --z-z s=.-r-sT. 40
- 20 So ~ -es- r -ocr
-rz r-a - rsa---
g-z zs =. zss -z.lss =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28
Fern Hill PLEASED
By Il, Cslehystica

g. H.f-asEe.[ "a - =
-r.-..f-- ---H--as Ia .ss.-rz-
-l1- E1-I1zT -lE-- Ia -ssEL-s--.H
-tzs zszoss- = -zl1s g II E-z--a-
---F 60 - 5.a-as
ga F-1aT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-28


~. 49, - 1~zzz.-. sEsz "a
- sdser-z1as : Ea= -
= Ezzs1~-a Zsz- "a 49, -
yssfs gsfz-xsr
zs~.sr nss< F1se
- - ~ $50 g..ss
~ "a : HFes- 49, -z-as
ga .s~Fsr-sr - - ran 49,
- zszst- TsYsz.sr s1- z-srs gss-s
-.zr -z1sz -ser--sa.-t err-l1 Fsrz-
,.sT .z.-=.ss. =. sz-ss-s s.EagE
- LSxzs- - .srBsyzs -ass- - -
E..a - ~. .s7s
C-zs ~ 49, = - L4-er.-
~ s11sf <zF-rsc- - =srs
"a. a ss<z<s - 49, Ez-s ~
fssl- -. gsars r. - ssrss1
-.-fY 49, -asY ss--ss q. ss-f
- rzs. Ba1-< a.
Tsz- 49, "a z1sF - 49,
sssg.sr - - a.ssr,1r -r-+- ues-
gssy ~. - -. Trssss e Cas-
80 es-s-sry Fr.1zT.
TEsy IA rsz.ss - k1Ts -
g. - z.11fs O-.T e<.sr ..14z
.x,sxs.s nee q -1rIE -
ri A. tss -1rsT t.sy IA ~
tut
ss< gffa1zs fz.1s
Of age r-zs-1rs rraT1>sc ~
TO- ~ ~ ear saoz,s No.
"a. ,tf.czs <rss t.<y Ea1 q.
lsss. so = "a 49,. - r.
csr1ss Nlx uzs 1eaysrs1 reg
AIRY TIT ao.zhs 49, frat
so1~rs1 s.1rs-orsss ases - try
@1a1zt aks ~ izs-s KY 1ftsr
a.
To S<isty usT I'd f-sr-
soggEt thsn. ct Hsfsrs w9rSsrE
sn1 ssflraas. c01sfy csZrIlsy,z.r-
srn clssrty phTE.ciaEa pr.ya,s
p1Tsc.z1s. pFsschsss. Es.lt .
s~1sszctIrs cals1 q thu
Yaators we sppals1 - Ehst
fhsy ,osaE1 Tts p-acs Sas 1.Fty
ard srkspt rzssls = paws
s.0ns aod grWaansd c.anea vas
stFsEn za.at Ia 1oonsa..e dlsor1sr.
t0na-psut oSora flied NJ par
d0oV were kspt uEnly c.1aNt
slncoEs were MATED g1th closh
and rags ksspirg at 10Th ar ard
asht-
Refused HOo.essspsr
Tssy we're offered other quar-
terra. Thsy we're Uttered a hogse-
Keeper Tasy refused 18th
asignbors who haf lnoNn them
for year. raw but little Il them
sysn failed N miss them untn eaYs
after they died within Il nours II
zach other. Monday ard Tuesday,
In the eotTnty hospitaL
Laws prevented officials from
doing what they might have done
for the pair-sincs they refused al
aid Ben ard Sam had IDEAS about
doctors and hospitals. wanted none
u either. Their father. they sald,
had been a doctor IN the nid-Nsst,
had tod them what % d..
Consent Needed
WsLfaf. officials saW N u
they we're supplied T1th funds
could do no more We can take
care - ack dog-but not a hu-
man being. without his consent.
authorities said-
The wilkins gave no consent
-Four days before their deaths they
became tho weak 10 prevent police
from moving them 10 the hos
pitsi
Ben had been h~frifden for
months. Sam. the older. yas on
his feet until a varioose ulcer he
treated himself sappsd his last
strength. Although ne cared for
HI. brothers needs. the feV who
saw them believed Sam was IN
the vorss-sffectsd condition Of the
{ kNos lhsy E'f' ftshA- Gam @s'+
Monday night. his brother Tues
day morning.
Various Stories
Their passing reawaksnsd many
rumors about the two. Some said
they were from England. received
pension from an estate Some
aid they never had worked
/ Some said they worked for
years. were "eurbstons brokers,
dabblsd In real estate. took orders
for wood. rssorted TO strange.
+ little known deals n keep alive.
And. az always. there were those
who said the wilkins brothers
boarded. rad an unknown treasure
hidden away. a vast sum IN some
secluded cache.
Today. nobody knew. The secret
vas locked In the house where
rssirtftrtfi0r Ovsrfr.ok them
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
GREAT BRITAIN
STILL MARKET
OTHER NATIONS IN WAR NOT
ABLE TO PURCHASE IN
UNITED STATES

Detroit. Nov. 2S-UP-Great Bri.
tain alone OF nations in the Euro
pean war zone survives as an ex-
port market for American-made
automobiles. trucks and parts, a
survey reveals.
The trade publication Automo-
tive Industries, however. reported
that exports to the war zone during
the 10 months following declaration
of war in September, 1889, showed
an increase over the preceding ~.
month period.
Exports OF passenger cars, trucks
and parts for the prewar period
totalled s39,527.34O. compared with
/ 500, 793.4Sl for the period after the
war broke out. the publication said.
Included in the survey were Bel
GUM. Denmark. France, the Meth
erlands. Poland aud Great Britain.
During the nine months before
It's conquest by Germany. France
imported S22,422, 697 worth OF auto.
motive equipment, chiefly trucks
for military purposes, the survey
Exports to France to-
tailed more than IS per cent OF u.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
FEW WAR BRIDES
FOUND IN CANADA
SOLDIERS FIND THEMSELVES
POPULAR WITH WOMEN
IN ENGLAND

London. Nov. 2S-UP- Casual
observation OF Canadian soldiers on
leave in London reveals the boys
from the great open spaces have
little trouble in getting their share
OF attention from England's fair
haired. blue-eyed girls.
Apparently no khaki shoulder
with the neat Canada" tab need
suffer from lack Of blonde head
TO rest on it. but the records seem
to indicate that nothing very per.
maneut comes Of it.
There was some discussion re.
Gently as 10 the rapidity with
which CAST. men were being LED
down the aisle by the mother coun-
try's daughters 1t now appears,
however, that the marriage rate for
Canadian troops is far from reach
ing large proportions.
The military statistics branch
maintains no special department
for matrimonial records. Membe 5
OF the CASE. who wish to marry,
however. first must receive permis-
sion, and the general impression
around headquarters is that tho
number Of applications has been a
good deal less than excessive.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28

S. exports to the war zone during
the period after war was declared.
Automotiye exports to Great Bh.
tain, however. decreased 80 per
cent during the same period. 10
S6,392,sl6 for the year ending Aug.
81. 1910.
Statisticians reported the South
American export picture brighter.
Exports there gained Il per cent
after declaration OF war, from s4o,-
9s6,213 10 s56,l7I7ll. Argentina
and Brazil. which TAX more than
so per cent OF the total export 20
South America, showed substau-
tial increases.
Exports TO Argentina advanced
is per cent and to Brazil 10 per
cent. Venezuela. third largest
South American market, showed
nine per cent rise. Colombia and
Bolivia decreased slightly.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28

CLIMBING LIQUID

O-''' '''o
IN amazing s''.e o' '''' - -. '','''
aO'o'-'o -' We " -.
Io"s 'p-'-''-1 "a ''''' : -, ~ 'I0 :,
OK sIa'''.'''- VIC" 60.
inc amer a'' mus ''''N
~ ID .''''u' ''''"'
me l'l'.' '-0",
"a'1 va n.y.. ,r..l -, fi,,,
hssA 0o'--.-- 80 -
3 sA 10 20 ~,
H4-"-'! ''
"e''1'H 90 '"'' vs. ''s a..
cup '-''---
sa7' - @ - 49, -,
mace r. Dl0.s '''' -
4 y" az Nr,N q, -, -,,@ ~ 4. -, ..,,1
perm sA 1"s i's''I'' . 49,
ny Iap'' eva fo-' '''' ,l-'u' ca y.
vacuum pump attached 10 lHe
mouth Of the flask. Also ute zero
q az dag-ees below zero Fahreu.
- ,,-,..... ,saroe.s ,.ho, ~.
NS-''
drops 10 ABOUT ~ degrees aoo'e
absolute.
b., a. hat noi7t thu Helfun
.,,,,a.,o, a.
ooeys the avs u = a y "a '.N ~
any other Aquid. Nhen IuItns'
cooled down 10 2.l9 degrees above
ahso,rte -re new phenomenon
eno"S up
Absolute zero IS the point Where
all heat disappears, all energy and
marion q sppnosed to stop 1t
--....,,.. 49,, -. -, obss
Is presumably we Po'"' VI u.s.
lutte death even Tor inanimate mat
ter.
A. the ternerature where the
-, - 80. vn u,us ,hero
!.4 ~ 20. - s2--5 ~ -, - - :
Is tAeoie-ical evidence tndl aoo-
half Helium atoms have approached
so close TO this death state that
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
Pick of the Air Today

1890 Bill sterns Football
Team Selections.
MBs -7:l5- Stacey May on dc.
fcnsc Progress.
S.30-In Chicago Tonight;
10.30-Chlcago symphony:
1l:15-Rcp. ] G. Alexander Oh
VIII We Keep out Of War;
Friday
The war CHS S. 8 q. m s.45 p.
M NBC 5 a. m, l.f5 =. m. MBS
ll..1l.45 a. m, 2, 80 p. m.
MIC 1:15-Frankie Masters o..
chestra:
3:15 Ma Perkins.
6f5-Army-Nayy game prcview
CBS-l2 noon Kate Smith Com.
ment:
3.45 p. m Exploring Space:
5.3n-CBS Concert Orchestra
NBC-12:30- Farm and Home
Hour.
200 Music Appreciation Hour:
415-Cmb Matinee.
MBS-l:l5-Old Fashioned Girl.
3:15 - Philadelphia Orchestra,
Leopold Stokowski
Short waves-JZK Tokyo. sos 80
Popular Songs. esd Csc London,
s.30-Britain Speaks. DIG Berlin.
$3.50 -Thanfsg giving Day. Csc GSD
GSL London, 1900 Within thu
Fortress.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
Ruling Princes of India
Provide Hospital Vessel

New Delhi. India, Nov. 2s-UP-
Two hundred OF the ruling princes
of India have dubbed together and
chartered a liner which they have
fitted out as a hospital ship.
On completion will be present
ed to the King-Emperor for use dur
ing the war, with no restriction as
to where 1t may be used.
The liner will have 500 beds. and
will be stated by British and Brit.
ish-lndian doctors and nurses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
MONEY. PLANES. SHIPS

FT1r- ~ - ---e-7-f n" - --f~-
49,. ~. ..-... ....i-.- ....,,.,.,,,,.
- -. .r--1-'.;,'l ~
80 ,o.to- 49, L. ~ f.,i,ad
So. 80. ~ s,,,..t,,i,a 60
-. ..-,t ..,-f 80 -, -
~
Tyo .... 90 c.,n-.. min 81
,ee5oJ r., ,.oa.r-,,t-S 81 80. -
81 fre Josnsoo a., witch forbids
loane ~ r9,iors l.f,,l,tr,. o.. ,5cir.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28

There have been only two mar
riages in my unit in the year We
have been here" major OF the
list Division said. But that doesn't
mean the boys don't get around.
AS a matter OF fact" he admit
ted when we arrive at town.
they seem to have all the girls
rounded up in no time. They don I
even wait to eat.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28

COPPER k,1cNEA KNIVES AND
SPk1ulAS USED ~ EGYPT 4 900
YEARS AGO AnE ALMOST
IDENTICAL Wl1H 1AosE or a
s MODERN KITCHEN

health and avoid undue excite
ment. The child who comes into
the world on this date will be
fond OF change and travel He
or she Will be intuitive. original,
subtle and somewhat self-seeking
Some danger is possible 10 such
personality because Of very strong
passions.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28

Many were married when they
came overseas. and few have
even brought their wives over 20
be with them As for the troops,
bored with tedium. little flatter-
ing feminine attention is far from
unwelcome
Sire" one husky youngster
summed it up. English gir,s are
okay. But after all. YOU can't beat
the girls back home"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28


senate seats.
The two al
terations don I
amount 10 much
as a mere mat
ter Of figures
Aunty Democ-
racy still will
have more than
a 2-to-1 senate
majority, so her
small less. will
hardly si&ify.
And her repre-
senatorial ma
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
GIVE TO uospIrAls

Pontiac. Nov 2s Gifts OF $4,000
each to St. Joseph Mercy and Pom
iiac General Hospitals from thu
General Motors Corp. were announc
ed here wednesday. The gifts rep
resented contributions from the
Pontiac Division OF General Nc
tors. the Fisher Body plant and
the Yellow Truck & Coach Co.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
Words OF Wisdom

You may tame the Wild beast
The conhagratlon Of the forest will
cease when all the timber and the
dry wood are consumed. but you
cannot arrest the progress Of that
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
Hint. on Etiquette

Do not eat so fast that you are
finished long before the others at
the table. This Is especially aPs
plicable 10 a hostess.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28


What is the difference between
tea which comes from China and
Ceylon? Is it true that Ceylon
teas have so much tannin that
they should be avoided when eat
ing meat on account Of the tan
ming effect Of the acid?
Chinese teas are classified with
reference to the age and position
of the leaf on the shoot. The leaves
which are buds are called "pekoe
tips; the next leaves are the
"orange pekoe" and "pekoe." These
produce high grade Of tea and
the choicest teas are rarely found
outside of China. The choice be-
tween Chinese and Ceylon teas is
largely a matter Of taste, the
chemical differences being very
slight and confined to the sub
stances which give aroma and fla
vor. Both green and black tea de-
pend for their action on caffeine.
The teas contain some tannin,
but in the amount used for an or
binary cup it is doubtful il the
small variation would be Of any
Importance. The idea that tannin
in tea would act on meat in the
stomach in the same way as tam
min does on hides is unscientifc. =
Preparation Makes Different
Grades
The preparation Of tea leaves is
really what makes the grade Of
tea. The fresh leaves do not have
the aroma and other qualities
which are developed by special
treatment. The green tea is
steamed and rapidly dried by
means Of artificial heat, thus re-
tanning the green color. Black tea
is allowed to undergo fermenta-
ton by exposure to sunlight and
is finally dried by heat, during
which process occurs a gradual
turn in color to brown or black.
In this process some of the aro-
matte principles are volatilized
and a portion Of the tannin is
destroyed.
Should 2ls or 3-year-old child
wear soft moccasins in order to
develop the foot?
Most children can wear a moe
casin with safety. but the chances
are about even that instead Of
making the foot stronger it will
make it weaker. The ankle gives
way under the weight Of the rap
idlv growing child.
Foot trouble in young children
is usually not due to a relaxed
longitudinal arch but due to a So
called Knock ankle deformity. Flat
foot in young children is quite
rare.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
National eroadcastlna Company

National 6roadeastlna Company
WV. 900: WXYZ, 1890: WLW.
700. WSPD. 1910; WTAM. 1870;
WGN. go. WMAQ. GO; WIS, $50.
Columbia eroadoastins System
WJR. $50. WOWO, 1850. WBBM,
770.
Mutual Graduating System
CKLW. 100; WLW. 700. and wen,
720.
Tonigh,
The war-NBCled 7.15. 7 g..
MBS s. 9:15. 80. ll.15. 1890. Chs
SIS. l0.f5. MIC 900. MIC 70.
NBC-S 500 Fannie Brice.
s:3o-Aldrich Family.
cooling Crosby and Bob
Burns.
10 00-Rudy valloc.
10 20-Musical Americana, Grtce
MOORE
CPS sO-vox Pop from Cam
da.
$500 Ask u Basket Quiz.
$50 Strange As II Seems:
$500 Major Bowes Amateurs;
1920 Choose Up Sides Quiz.
NBt-s.n0 Horace HEIDI.
$50 Amateur Song Writers:
600 Drama "The Spectacular
Sprinkle
So Town Meeting New
World Order. u. G.. wells and
others.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
TodaY's Horoscope

Birthdays today mean that your
next year may be fraught with
possibility Of misfortune through
fraud. deception and extrava-
gance. You should safeguard your
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
One-iflnute Test

I What was the shot heard
around the world?
2. Do heas have wings7
g. What Is the plural Of the
word goose" referring TO the tai
lor's instrument used 10 shape the
shoulders Of a coat?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28

1. That nred by the American
colonists at Concord. at the be-
ginning Of the Revolutionary war
2 No
3. GooseS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

twenty ears Ago
The Ypsan Savings Bank has returned to It's newly remodel
banking Michigan Huron st Dur
continuous the business OF
steadily Italian louisville marble used
the banking the safety deposit vault is the
Bank officers and directors
NJ president C. Stelwagen vice pres
dent F. Gallup president r. Mcleod cashier r. r.
Hall assistant cashier Directors NJ Read G. Stellwagen
W. j. Clarke, Lee T. Dawson o. A Hankinson,
S. Arnold Wizard H. E Van deWalker and F. l. Gallup
The Congregational Church served roast
supper of under the direction OF
president Schultz Tho speaker Of the evening
Professor Normal College this and is
teaching in the Department OF Education.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
BY Il. J. SCOTT

cruel word which you uttered
carelessly yesterday or this morn
ing.-F w. Robertson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28

shades Of brown. There are prob
ably no absolutely black eyes.
Among the white races, few ba-
bieg are born with brown eyes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28

New Congress Starts
With More Democrats
in House, Not Senate
D.. gh.-fos u Stewart
by Charles P. stewart

WHILE the Democrats will start
Off. in the new congress. with net
gain Of seven seats In the house OF
representatives. they'll start with
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
FIFTY Years Ago

building Pearl St is completed except the
will the finest Two will be
each x inches.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28
Your Health

Deposits of Pigments
Change Color of Eyes
in Infants
BY Logan Clendening. VI. n.
o Do a baby's eyes change color
after nine months old?
The color Of the eyes depends
upon pigment and pigment is de-
posted in the body relatively late
in life. Most babies are born with
blue eyes and in proportion to the
amount Of pigment developed, the
ewes become darker with varying
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-28

Cow S NEAR
LONDON GIVE
lESS MILK,
MORNING AMP
EVENING AFTER
HE NOISE OF
BOMBlNGS
DuRlNG ME
MElNE HOURS
PEE0PE
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-30
Green Bay Packers 0yeiwhelm Team
0fCoAeeiafe All Stars &toB
With Deff PASSING Deception

CHICAGO, Aug. 80. (UP)-Green
Bays mighty Packers. five times
world professional football cham
pions, still are sheer perfection in
the art of forward passing-and
let the National league be warned.
Before record crowd of 84,567 at
Soldier Field last night, the Packers
overwhelmed a rough, well-drilled
squad of collegiate all-stars, As to
%. with the neatest assortment OF
aerial skullduggery at their COM
mand
They were at typical Green Bay
best and the deft manner in which
their passing mystified such cap
able backs as Nile Kinnick, OF Iowa,
Banks MacFadden, of Clemson,
Kenny Washington. of UCLA, and
Andy Shindler, of Southern Cali
fornia, indicated the Packers are
ready to defy the old all-star jinx.
No professional team has retained
its championship since they began
to play in Chicago's charity spec