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Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Clubs
Society

MONDAY
Cactus Gavel, 6:15, California
hotel.
Ell Centre lodge No. 384, F. and
AM, 1870, Masonic temple.
Soroptimist club, 6:45, Barbara
Worth.
Scout Troop 10, 1880, Scout hut.
Scout Troop 81, 1880, Heber.
Building contractors, 1880, cham
Der of commerce.
V.F.W. No. 2041, 8, Brawley.
County Council, 8, Cahpatria-
Typographical union, 1870, Labor
temple.
Carpenters union, 1870, Labor
temple.
TUESDAY
Election, 6-7, polls.
Calipatria home department, 1890,
church.
Lions club, Barbara Worth.
Family night, 7, Presbyterian
church.
Sheriff's posse, I, Barbara Worth.
Holtville Junior installation, !,
golf club.
Oasis Shrine No. 20, w. S. of j.,
s, Masonic temple.
Scout Troop 73, 1880, Scout hut.
Scout Troop ~, 1880, Eastside
Scout hut.
Scout Troop 80, 1880, McCabc.
Scout Troop 81, 1880, Seeley.
I. v. Commandery No. 81, 1880,
Masonic temple.
1. V. Gem and Mineral society,
1880, court house.
Central Labor council, 1880, Labor
temple.
LacOnian club, 6:15, California
hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06
Church Class Has
Roast

Mrs. Robert Lytle was hostess
Saturday afternoon to her daugh-
ter'S Sunday school class of the
Presbyterian church, the group
gathering at the Lytlc home in the
Acacia district.
A wiener roast was the highlight
OF the party, and those present,
in addition to Phyllis Lytle, were
Gloria Tyner. Evelyn Lewis, Flor
ence Moore, Betty LeFevre, Imo-
gene Martin. Viola Backus, Mrs.
c. V. Munson, and Mrs. Eva Lackey,
Mrs. Lytles' mother. and Janet
Lytle.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06
New Babies at
Ci+yHospital

Recent births at The FL Centre
hospital include:
On May son, weighing eight
pounds, 5i2 ounces, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Riley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Raymond have
a daughter, weighing six pounds,
81 ounces, born May 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06
News Items About
Valley Residents

Dr. and Mrs. Sem Bacon en-
joyed a week END trip to San Diego.
Mrs. w. w. McEuen has been
spcrding several days in San Diego
visiting her sister and also her
parents in La Mesa.
Tho Guy A. Wcaklcys enjoyed
an overnight stay at the Laguna
cabin of Mrs. Mont j. Reid, Mrs.
Reid and Bob Weakley going up
Sunday for the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06
P.-T.A.
Party We ednesday

IMPERIAL, May 6. Imperial
Parent Teachers association is
sponsoring box social for Wed
nesday night, starting at 6 o'clock
on the athletic field under the
lights.
Boxes will be auctioncd, each box
to be packed with supper sufficient
for two people. At 7:30 pm. an
amateur contest will be featured.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06

World Friendship Circle of the
Presbyterian church will observe
family night Tuesday with a dessert
party at o'clock in the social hall
Miss Rosa Fe Mario of the Mexi-
cali mission will be the speaker
Miss GWendolyn Bliss will present
a program of piano numbers and
q surprise event is scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-06
Announcements
Of Meetings

Banquet committee for the Ju.
Nor Ten Thousand club is to meet
"Wednesday night with the chair
man, Mrs. Adolph Kath, 591 Holt
avenue, at 1880 o'clock.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
NOrAS SOCIALE

parciendo 81 rlmor de que Ell
bale del pr6ximo sabado, dla
10, en- honor de Ia Soberana de
la logia Caballeros Leales de A.
lm6rica, no sic efectuara.
Po6emos asagurar, bajo Ia
firma del secretario Joaquin
Blanco, de Ia Secci6n de Socia-
bilidad, cue ell baile Sc verifica-
RI y con gran lucimiento.
La orQuesta La Sonora, diri-
gija por el professor Victor Con
zalez, prepare un programa es-
pscial con estrenos die pasodo-
bles Y congas. Tambien tocara
las pleas americans mas en-
boga.
Evaristo Selgas, secretario
de la Sacci6n Benefactora de
lcs Leales, nos comunica tam
bi6n que el gran Picnic annual
tendra lugar ell dia 9 de JUNO.
Ell sitio no ha sido escogido aun.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
IA CbMAiRA APPUFBA IA
INVESTIGATORS DE DIES.
EN- CUANTO A LOS ROJOS

Warrington, sNril liza
G5mara arlguebo "a in7estiga-
ci6n de Dies en- cuanto a los Ro-
jos y esta lista para citar, por
de respsto al iCongreso, a
los comunistas que Sc nj
cen a daclarar.
Dies asegura que su chmite
nvestiga toda la propaganda de
origen extranjero, incQuyendo
a de origen nazi, fascista, comu
nista yde los Aliados.
Las fuentes de la propagan,
la van a ser trazadas Y despues
Sc mlencionaran los nombres de
los que la reparten EN- este pals.
Van a ser investigates tamy
bien las actividades de algunos
CONTROVERSIES.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11

dos nuevos cen los restcs de los
viejos? No hay condensation a
ecas preguntas. Qui2as lcs mis-
~tor.c-ca ra6c1 c67rtccs s5r III
factor en- G. prctrema. Sc les Ia
llameIo ai e,ter cr de Tar ostre-
las mcqibundss
Mientras ee.amos esperanto
csc final estimado como cleric,
ipuede gpceder alguna otra Co
sa? ST. De cuando en- clando Sc
we sdbitsmente llam:ar una es-
treMa. En- un perfcjo de pocos
dfas, o hasta en- pocas horas, e.
Sc sfbtto derreme de erergfa
pueje hacer resplandacer una
egtrella con un brillo varios Glen
tos de veces mayor que ell que
tenfa antes.
Una ~exp.c1i5n de esa claSe en-
nuestro sol chamuscaria Ia cor
tea de la terra ha ia CONVEX
tirla en- ceniza, conVertiria los
oceanos en- hirvientas cRlderaS
y no deiaria rastro de la vida
superior. ST las formas mas ba-
Jas sobreviviesen, podrfan CO.
menzar de nuevo a trepar por
"a lenta escala de Ia evoluci6n
hasta alcanzar mas elevadas y
3onscientes formas de vida que
no sabrfan de Ia precedente lu-
cha y su s1bito fin. Es concebi-
de, pues, que ESQ pueda va ha-
her ocurrido Y lqfue de la esteril
TERRA hayamos surgido noso4
ros que consideramos eSa posi-
)ilidad. Aun asi, no tenemos
ninguna seguridad de que no su
sda de nuevo aqui.
(COntinuGrd)>
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
Ell FIN DEL MUNDO


tQu& ccsa Culeromcs signifi-
car por Il fin del mun5o? LA
PENNINGTON de Ia vida Y de Ia
aptitud de la TERRA para scgte-
nerla, o "a destruction del pla-
meta mismo? Una u otra catas-
trofe seria al fin del mundo den
tro de tcdo prop6sito practice.
Las condolences de nuastro
propio planeta derenden a tai
extreme de las condolences del
sol que 6cbemos c~onsiderar que
este es el factor de control en-
la historic de nuestra vida. FL
SCI es una esftrella, una estrella
cue es como ell promedio de las
demas; y hay millones de otras
estregas: otros solos. Algunos
de nuestros vecinos estelares
nos muestran ell pasado del sol:
obrcs rews'an su future,
Escs soles que ll2marnos es-
trellas del cieao nocturno son
grandes gFobos de gases incan-
dercentcs. Estan tan calientes
que en- elloe los metales pssados
no son s6lidos, sine vapores. E.
s'c'5 vapores son tan densos, sin
embargo, que SON en- realidad
mas pesados que nllestros soil
dos conocidos. Escs igneos hor-
nos ~cotestiales Sc hallan caaen-
.ados, aun en- su exterior mis-
mo, a grades de temperature
mas AHA de nuestra compren-
sion. La energfa de nuestra cons
tantemente derraamandose de
las Superficies de las estreaas
al espacio. IDonde adquiere la
estreGla lie energia que emite, Y
como puede almacenarla? La
conteStaci6n a esta pregunta
ha cambiado.
En- I'm tempo Sc pensaha que
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
VICTORIA DEL IZQUIERDS
TIA VENEGAS

Santiago, Chile, abril IL
Maxine yenegas, candidate
de las izquierdas a senador,
derrot6 en- Ia provincial de San
.iago al candidate derechista
Eduardo Cruz Coke. Este vie
ne a reforzar la posicion del
Frente Popular. Venegas sac6
una mayoria de mas de 1880
votos.
La election Sc considera co
mo una de prueba en- cuanto al
sentimiento popular en- las fu-
turas campahas politicas.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
ARREErADQS d LOS
OFICIALES DEL ACORA-
ZADO GRAF SPEC

Buenos Aires, abri1 Ito
dos los oficiales del hundido AGO
razado aleman "Graf Spee'' sc
eneuentran datenidos en- ell
tramporte "Pampa", bajo una
guardia armada. Sc orden6 Ia
detenei6n luego de que siete de
burlando su palabra de no
rOr, Sc habian eScapsdo.
Seran llevados a la priSi6n
naval en- Ia iSla de Martin Car
cha, EN- Ell rio de Ia Plata, y ALI
Sc les mantendra eStrechamen-
be vigilados hasta la termina-
con de la guerra.
Once de los oficiales Y hom-
bres sc habian escapado ante
ricrmente,
Dos canoneros vigilan Ell Pam
pa, co mel fin de impedir nuevas
eyasiones.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
Ernhibici6n

Errhibici6n
Ell directorate de la Camarq
de Comercio de Ybor City y 10
~rienbros de la Mesa Redonda
presenciaron ancche la exhibit
zion de la pelicula sobre la tu-
berculosis, filmada en- espanni.
La cinta result6 del ,agradc
&c todos los asistentes, que la e
logiaron mucho.
Sierra de gran ayuda, a no du.
darlo, a la Association Contra IL
tuberculosis, presidida por q
Sr. Gettis Henderson, con Roy
Masters de vicepresidente.
Reiteramos nuestro agradeci
miento a la Sra. Mildred S. Man
SO, secretaria ejecutiva, por Ia
invitaci6n que nos hizo.
Sera exhibida la cinta en- las
s~ociedades mutualistas latinas y
en- otros sitios.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
AMOR Y AMANTES

"Te emo, Is una petici6n 81
dicho for IN homhre Y un rega-
10 cuandc % cs por una ml5er.
FL hombre prefiere ser ell pri.
mer amor de ia mujer; una MIL
ier erpera ser el dltimo del HON
bre.
III amor plat6nico es como IN
cheque para ell cual no hay dine
70 sn ell banco.
Pregunte a los hombres que
tipo de mujer les gusta, y Sc sor
prendera de las differences res
puestas. La %naturaleza hizo her
mosas a algunas mujeres, pero
aunuua todas fuesen feaS serian
amadas.
Los hombres hablan de mu-
jeres; las mujeres hablan de a.
NOR.
81 una mujer lie dice a un hon.
bre: "Usted es apuesto'', rara
vez Ell interesado la cree; pero 81
lie dice "usted es intelligence
siempre Sc 10 cree.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
La Defensa de la Fdmilia

La DefeRsa de la Familid
Esta importante sociedad, com
puesta por centenares de MEM
bros, celebrara una importante
junta Ell pr6ximo viernes, dia IL
en- ell Centre Espanol de West
Tampa. Una junta de caracter
extraOrdinario, que cornenzara
a las ocho de la noche.
Informaran las comiSiones
nombradas por la directive. No
sc olViden los miembros resi-
denies en- la simpatica barriada
de allende ell rio. La Dsfensa de
la Familia vela por los derechos
de los ciudadanos que tienen va
cas- Y chivas para ell manteni-
miento de sus familias.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11

Picnic
Ia Unione Italiana ACADIA de
complatar los preparedness pa
"a una fiesta campestre que c.
lebrara, Ell dfa Is de este mes
en- la finca La Columna.
I'm almuerzo sera servido y
deSpues Sc ballard hasta las nue.
We de la noche, en- la glorieta de
Ia finca.
Tres orquestas han sido con-
tratadas va, Ia Florida, dirigida
por ell amigo Chillura; Victor
Ruiz y Homer Mercer.
Iremos dando a conocer los
detalles a MEDIA que Sc nos en-
wien por la comisi6n organiza-
dora.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11

ra muestras mujeres, que gus
tan de vestir bien, y al mismo
tempo para todas las familias.
Rail % uno de los decanos en-
q cdnsrcio de la Septina ave
nida, aunque es I'm hombre jo-
ven.
Tenga presente en- esta soma
ma y para las fiestas que Sc ave-
oman, Ia venta especial del ami
go Vega.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
Club Ctvico de Drew

Presidido por Jose Carreno,
el Club Cfvico Drew, de los ba-
rrios de los Cincuenta Y los
Glen, sc reunira esta noche, a
las ocho, en- Ell local del 3006 de
la avenida Armenia.
Sc ha invitado a Alberto d
Arpa, el CONCEAL, para que ex-
plique la situaci6n sobre Ell par
que prometido y tambien Ell au-
mento de las tasaciones.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
"THE sxY''

nuastrc sol, Que -s IN actrc II
n'r1 de las dsmas ectrellas, CD.
tenfa 81 ca!or contrayendcse. 81
el aire, 0 cuelruiara otra su7far
ella en- realidad, es ccnprimido,
sc calienta- La fuerza de grave
dad 0sl centro del scr se estimt
que tiraba de la parte exterior
(c~cncibamosla como la atm6sfe-
ra) para contraer gradualmen-
te Ell volumen del sol Y de csc
mcdo c~alentarlo. Esta fue lla-
ma3s la teoria de la contraction
de Hlalmholz. Al hacer calculos
retrogpectivcs sobre e. pasado
del sod sc cbtenia para la terra
un estfmado de vida mas corto
que ell que los ge6logos- esta-
ban diSpuestos a aceptar. La vi
sion del porvenir era mas bien
desalentadora: tan solo dentro
de alQunos pocos millones de a.
nos mas, Oceanos Sc helarfan. Ell
dfa serfa oscuro. V Ia vida seria
una cora del pasado.
Las eg'~ellas muertas y oscu-
ras no sc encuentran meramen-
70 EN- Ia imagination de los as
tr6nomos, sine que en- realidad
.existen.
Despues vinieron Ell radium "
otras suStancias radioactivas
semejantes, materiales que emf
tian Iayos de energia por ST so
las, No era necesario calendar
talHs su~tancias, nj cargarlas de
e'ectrici1ad, nj excitarlas en- mr.
do alguno. Meramente Sc desin-
tegraban. Dfa tras dia, aho tras
anc, su materia parecia trans
formarse en- energia. Sic des-
prendfa tai cantidad de energia
con tan escasa perdida de ma
terra que ella parecia irreal. Qui
zas era ESQ 10 que ell sol estaba
hacienda, 10 q. habia estado ha-
ciendo durante un n1mero ma
yor de amos cue ell calculado de
acuerdo con la teoria de la con-
Traction, y 10 que continuaria
hacienda durante un tempo mu
cho mas prolongado que Ell de
las esperanzas de los tristes pro
fesas. Ell sol habia adquirido un
nuevo plazo de vida; y Ell tetri-
co dia habfa sido aplazado. Pc
70 csc es TODD: habfa sido apla
0ado. A pesar de 10 maciSo q. es
Ell viejo sol, alg1n dia habria de
transformer en- energia su IL
timO atomo, y ocho minutes des-
pues la tierra recibiria SUI 1lti-
mo mendrugo y la alacena esta-
ria wacfa,
Pero ESQ es dentro de un futu
70 de miles de millones de amos.
Del mismo modO, cada estre-
Ia en- nuestro cielo esta murien-
dose lentamente en- las oscuras
frfas regiOnes del espacio.
5Que sc hace tcda esa energia
errante? Ell espacio esta lleno
de ella, "a NADIA en todas direc-
clones a traves de inconcebibles
distancias sin encontrar NADIA.
! LOgra reunirse de nuevo Y
Transformers otra vsz en- ma
J Vuelven a mnn-
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
De los PGNaderoS

~ tNo 4 UftttttCf 70
Sc compIetaron va los prepa-
rativos para ell Picnic de la u
ni6n de Panaderos, ell domingo,
en- la finca La Columna.
I'm programa especial Sc ha
preparado.
La entrada solo costara 25
centavos a las personals mayo
res.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
Los Bonos

Los BOnOs
Recordamos a los tenedorcs
de bonos de la Association Cas-
tilfo Crist6bal Colon nue esta
noche Sc efectuara una junta
que mucho les interesa.
Como ell prob'ema demanda
ell estud'o de los bonistas, esp6-
rase que asistan tcdcs. A las O.
cho DE- la noche,
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
LOS LIBERALES
EN- ALBERTA
(COntinuGrG)

Edmonton, Alberta, abril II
-Por un margen de solo cua-
tro votos, ell teniente Tremblay
un liberal, fue declaradO rec
lecto miembro de la legislatu-
ra por Grouard. J. A. Mauri-
ce, del Credito Social, fue ell
andidato derrotado.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
Velada Commemorative

Ell domingo IA, en- ell Centre
Obrero, la Junta de Cultura Es-
pamela commemorate ell aniver-
sariO de la Segunda Repdblica,
con un modesto acto.
En- la primera parte de la We
lada hablaran varios oradores Y
EN- la Segunda Sc representara
una gracicsa comedia, por arts
tas locales. La orquesta La So
nora y la estudiantina Espana,
dirigidas por Ell professor Victor
Gonzalez, ofrecieron su valioso
concurso.
Todos los amigos de la causa
del pueblo republican, espanol
quedan invitados. La entrada
sera completamente gratis.
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
Primer A~niversorio

Primer ARiUerSorio
La popular tienda de Raul We
ga, Inc, celebrara en- esta sema-
ma su primer aniversario.
Queriendo expresar su graft
tud a la colonia latina, Raul ha
preparado una venta extraordi-
maria, con precios bajos y ar
ticulos de la mas alta calidad.
Es una OCCASION favorable pa
La gaceta., 1940-04-11

Sc EfectuarG ell Bale
Personals que NADIA tienen que
hacer, aparentemente vienen es
La gaceta., 1940-04-11
Dos Fiestas

DOS FteStuS
EStan anunciadaS para ma
mana dos grandes fiestas, una
en- la escuela preparatoria Geo.
washington, dOnde seran cleo
tos ell rey y la reina de la escue-
la, Y la otra en- Ell parque de
Cuscaden.
Ell programa de la escuela es
muy interesante, 10 mismo que
Ell de CuScaden.
Muchas familias latinas asis-
tiran. a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-12
Funeral Services Friday
For Mrs. Emma K. Gross

Ann Arbor. Mich, Sept, 12-Fu-
neral services will be Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the Mrehlig
Chapel with Rev Z. c. Stellhorn
officiating for Mrs Emma Kurtz
Gross, SO. who died Tuesday at
the home OF her brother. Henry
W Kurtz. AIS w. Liberty St. with
whom she had made her home for'
several years. She was the widow
Of Emmanuel Gross. former Ann
Arbor shoe dealer at one time as
ISOLATED with Jacob Dietzel in the
firm OF Gross & Dietzel Interment
will be in Forest Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Gross was born in Ann Ar
Dor Jan IS, 1871. a daughter of
the late John and Anna Beck
Kurtz, She was a member OF Zion
Lutheran Church.
She was married Aug. 5. 1898. to-
Mr. Gross and they made their
home on W Huron st. until his
death Dec. 8, 1925.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Clare /. Case, East Providence,
R. l.; three brothers, Eugene F.,
Henry W. and Victor f. Kurtz, all
Of Ann Arbor, and several neph-
ews and nieces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-12
In Circuit Court

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. ~ -
Judge George W. Sample, together
with court reporter and attorneys,
adjourned session this morning TO
go to the home of Wilhelm Nal
lory on Cross st. here to hear tes-
timony in his 100000 damage suit
against Norman b. Pitcarien and
Frank B. Nicodemus, receivers OF
the Wabash Railway Co.
Mr.. Mallory is unable to be NOV
-eti-froHf- Observation-Disclosures from
painful injuries sustained when
his car was struck by a moving
freight car on the Wabash tracks
in Milan Nov. 2, 1888. As the re-
suit OF the accident it was neces-
sary to amputate his right leg at
the hip.
He claims he has already spent
over $4,000 for medical care, and
that his painful injuries still cause
him great unhappiness. He holds
the railroad responsible for the
condition of the crossing, which,
he says, was the direct cause OF
the accident.
Divorce Granted
Judge Sample granted a divorce
decree to become effective after 30
days to Adetta Wirk from Dale
Work on grounds of extreme cruel
ty and non-support.
In Arrears
Jacob Forester, Ypsilantl, was
held in contempt of court Wednes-
day when found $3.50 in arrears in
his alimony payments to his former
wife. Zelma He was released UNI
til oct. IA by which time he is to
have made up the loss
Secures Freedom
Herbert Schneider, also Ypsilan-
II, secured his freedom b. pay
ment OF S4O9.05 back alimony
Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-12
Ann Arbor Neu'c
G. Faxon Named 0rganiSt
at ST. Andrews Church

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. 12-Se-
lection has been made OF George
Faxon, Boston, Mass. for the po-
sition of organist and choirmaster
OF st. Andrews Episcopal Church
here. Mr. Faxon has been assist
ant organist and choirmaster at
Christ Church, Cambridge. He will
make his first appearance at the II
O'Clock service Sunday morning.
Mr.. Faxon, who is y years old,
studied with Albert Snow, Madame
Morize and Sir Granville Bantock.
He attended the New England Con-
seryatory Of Music. and holds the
Licentiate and fellowship degrees
from Trinity College in London.
He was in choral work with the
boys choir OF the Church of the
Advent in Boston. for five years,
being associated there with Fred
erick Johnson. He worked with
Everett Titcomb at the Church OF
St. John the Evangelist, and for the
last four years was in charge OF
the music at the Wellesley SUMMER
conference. He also gave course
in music at the conference. He
also is a carilloneur and has play
ed at the University Of Chicago and
in the East He has sung in boys
choirs beginning at the age Of six
years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-12
Last Rites to be Friday
For Mrs. Amelia HopWood

Ann Arbor. Mich, Sept. 12-Rev.
Henry Lewis will ofiiciate at fu-
neral services Friday afternoon at
4 O'Clock at the Muehhg Chapel
for Mrs. Amelia ". Hopwood. II.
wife OF Thomas Hopwood. 500 Arch
St. who died Tuesday in St Jo-
sephs Mercy Hospital after an
illness OF several months. Inter-
ment will be in Forest Hill Gene.
terry.
Mrs. Hopwood was born Oct. 81,
1865. in Detroit, a daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John Peter Tho
mas. She was married TO Mr.. Hop
wood, Detroit, Oct. %, 1894 and
came to Ann Arbor with him as a
bride. They had lived here since.
She was a mem Der of ST. Andrews
Episcopal Church
She is survived by her husband:
a daughter. Mrs. A. o. Cuthbert,
East Lansing: a son. John Thomas
Hopwood. Detroit: three grandchil-
dren. Mary Jane. Alfred o. and
Sarah Anne Cuthbert, East Ian
sing: four brothers. A. II. Thomas,
Racine, Wis; John Thomas. Chi.
cage; Arthur O. and Frank Tho
mas, Detroit, and several nephsws
and nieces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-12
Pump Packing Found to
be Contagion Source

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept. ~ -
Studies OF water pollution at Char
lotte during the past year reveal
ed that ordinary pump packing con-
tanned large numbers OF bacteria,
O. f. Mcclure, assistant engineer
for the State HealthAbepartment,
announced here.
He addressed the opening session
OF the Michigan section Of the
American Waterworks Association,
which is meeting with the Michigan
Conference on Water Publication.
Mcclure declared unsterilized
fiber or leather pump packing act
ed as food reservoir and breeding
place for bacteria. and he recon-
mended a pre-sterilization method
Of steaming the packing for 80
minutes under 80 pounds pressure.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-12
Mr., Mrs. Jess w. Pool
Making Home in Detroit

Ann Arbor Mich. Sept. 12-Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Walton Pool. De-
troit, are making their home at
500l S. Clarendon Ave. Detroit.
Mrs. Pool was Miss Evelyn Swan
son, daughter Of Mrs Harold Swan
son. Ferdon Rd, before her mar
riage to Mr. Pool. nephew Of Mrs.
Sarah Gauntlet. Milan. The mar
riage took place Aug. II.
Both are graduates of Milan
High School in the class of 1885.
Mrs. Pool took her training in the
nursing school OF St Joseph's
Mercy Hospital mere, and was grad
uated in Detroit in 1888. She has
been on the STAFF OF St. Joseph's
Hospital and W II continue in this
work az Mt Carmel Hospital. De-
troit. Mr. Pool has been employed
by the Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. in its Detroit branch.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-12
Child Coasts Into Path
of Automobile. Injured

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept. - -
Donald F. Girk, six. 100 +. Summit
St, is at st. Josephs Mercy Hos
pital today suffering from two frac-
tured ribs. a punctured lung. and
loss OF teeth sustained when struck
by car Wednesday evening driv-
en- by Leauvett c. Estleman, 30,
Whitmore Lake.
The boy. who with other chill
dren was playing with a scooter
in front Of his home, suddenly
coasted into the street in front OF
Mr.. Estleman's car, the driver told
police. He took the child and
Mrs. Girk Immediately to the hos
pital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John F. Seitz, 81, and Mary Beck
ington, 90. both OF Saline
George X. John. 80, and Lola F.
Carter, "a, both Of Chelsea.
William Kincaid Newman, 30,
Brooklyn. and Cathelia Elizabeth
Pollock 20, Ann Arbor.
Diomedes James Fanatics. %.
Chelsea. and Hazel c. Halpin, 81,
La Grange, III.
William Joseph Kirk, "a, Man
chester. and Almira Elizabeth
Bussing, 20, Upton.
Bernard Joseph Shanahan %,
and Florence Virginia Desmond,
20. both of Ann Arbor.
Howard Frederick, 20, and
Marlys Brewer, is, both OF Ann
Arbor.