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Methodist High School Group Will
Convene Sunday al Epworfh Heights
psiron's Day Services nsueursine wees OF Train
ing and Reeression; Building 10 Be Dedicated

Opening the annual high school institute 81 Methodist
youth Patrons day services VII Re held Sunday ~ Epworth
Heights DR. Newton +. Meats. pastor Of First Methodist
church. Seattle vii deliver the principal address Of the day
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II she is the kind of woman
Who finds time 10 read even If
she doesn't find time for the
beauty parlor as often as she
should. she will most likely be
described as very intelligent
Il she finds time for all OF her
family's needs, but little for her
own. the comment won't be on her
looks or her brains. but she will
be summed lp as good mother
or splendid woman"
II she Is determined to make
good at a career. she'll be describ-
ed as successful or at the worst
dismissed with the words. very
efficient
II she is crazy about people and
would rather be at a party-pref-
erably her own--than anywhere IN
the world. size will undoubtedly be
described a. either charming or
so much fun
II she is bent on doing good in
her community. she will probably
be described az worker by her
neighbors ana friends
II her heart and soul are IN her
house. she is sure to be referred
10 as an excellent housekeeper.
IF HER ONE INTEREST
Is MEN :"
II her one interest in life is men,
and If she is attractive to them
rs we'll she will be described by
every other woman as-hut maybe
II is best she doesn't know.
II she spends most of her time
feeling sorry for herself she will
be known as "a pain in the neck
A woman who wants to know
how others think of her and sum
her up has only to check back and
see how she spends her time.
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CHURCH OF THE oprS BIBLE

Adams street ChapeI--so l7th ard
AdHms Rev Pred Hofnshuh pastor
Sunday school 9 IS a IA. Services
Thursday 745 p. m
Faith NiSsion-Summit Road Rev
" A Scott pastor Sunday school
o m Services II A m also
Wednesday and Friday 7sB p N
faith 1smpls-zist ano / as Per-
Pred Horushuh- pastor Sunday
school. AS a N Services II a m
and ? IS p n Sermons. Why Job
Va Afflicted with sore Bsilss ard
The Distress o. Nations ard the
World Dictator
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

f1rSt-Diyision ave and I SIS.
second-So 54th and Warner.
fhird-Wright ave and East ] st.
Fonrth-gs3lz Broadway.
first-Lake Steilacoom
Life" Is the subject Of the Lesson :
Sermon which VII be read IN all
Churches Of Christ Scientist. Sunday.
Golden Text. This = life eternal
that theg might know thee the only
true God and Jesus Christ whom
thou hast sent John II. 3.
Among the citations which com
prise the Lesson Sermon = the fol
lowing from the Bible Il call heaven
and earth 10 record this day against
you. that | have set before you life
and death. blessing and curslng
therefore choose life that both thou
and thY seed may live That thou
msyest love the Lord thy God and
that thou maFeBt OBEY his voice ard
that thou mayeat eleaYs unto him
for he IS thy life and ne length Of
thF days Deut 80 10 90
The Lesson Sermon Also includes
the following passage from the Chris
tihn Science textbook Science and
Health attn Eek 70 TIE Scriptures %
By Mary Baker Eddy Because Life
Is God, LIE must De eternal self
existent Life l. The everlasting 7
Am the Being VINO Nas and : and
sball be. whom nothing can erase"
ID 2pq AZ
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TEST QUESTION ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on the editorial
page.
/ Georgia.
2 Luzon.
3 Decembe
1. Bedloes Island.
5. Seven.
8 Princess Julisns.
7. Vittorio and Bruno.
8. Brooklyn.
g. His fables.
10. Capt. James Cook
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Robert p pfeiffer rector. Holy COM
mnnion 7.3n a m. Prayer and ser
mon II a m Sermon. Can You
Play the Gamer"
Holy Communicates i4th and /
SITS Rev Charles T Mentysr rector
Holy communion y n m Prayer and
Sermon. u a. m
ST andrew's-Bi6 No oakes Com
munion and sermon. Z so y. m.
II. inke's Memoriai--350l No Cove
st Rev Arthur Bell rector Holy
communion, Q =. m. Service, II =. m.
~ John's---55th and Puget sound
ave Rev Archibald W. siddera,
rector Services. D m.
INDTPINDENT
independent BibIe Church - DIvi-
sion ave and q ST Re. Roy Tai
madEe Hrumbaugh. pastor sunday
school, eAo a m. ssfHicess II = m.
and m PRAYER At o m
meeting Of young groups. tbs 2 N.
Sermon You Are One Of Three
Men and God the Helper and
Refuge Of Saved sinners IN Danger
Gus World /"
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CONGREGATIONAL

Fifst-Division ave and a. Pew
Holland Burr D D pastor sunday
senocl 8 80 N Church % 3gia
With Emmanuel Presbyterian church
FOR communion services which all
continue through summer Services.
i m F.fHt Congregational ehure r.
Dr Harold 2 Bonz conducting DT.
wins / Goidamlfa. pastor - Ala-
sion His Congregational church.
san Diego. Calf gusat speaker.
PlJmo1fh--So s5th ara PARK ave
Rev J. J Pruitt pastor sutnusr
ssfTlcss. 70 80 m including class 3
faT TIE children - nIoT aerulenl
tunsn HAD = second Chance 5unioF
sermon. w Ike sunday
PlIKrim-so z4ih ard Warner
Arthur RuEn minister Re-. EdssT c.
Wheeler. interim pastor churen
services discontinued Until SEPT. :.
GermsB-so z3Fd sne AlAska "A
Re- J Q Lind. pastor sunday
sehool. $50 a N Services. 10 80 q.
n snd TO D. u Prayer ? N
Sermons 41nf ssld TFEsef EyEauft
ard the Unknown God
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LUTHERAN

and O sts. Rev J rfiueg.r. act
ing pastor. Services. IL q. m.
Faith Evangelical. wisconsin synod
Goth and PARK ave Rev r. Jaeeh
pastor. sunday school. 10 a. m. ssrv-
ices. II a m sermon. Jesus Love
for Those Who Reject Him
Tirst--eth ave. ana ats Rev Carl
r RYdcil. pastor. Sunday school
Q IS a m Service II m sermon
Choosing Edward FistnsNs. IN
charge
huston chapsl-hS Sand and Pearl
SITS Carl l. Rydsif pastof sunday
school $50 a m.
BETHANY Mountain highway .,
Rocky Ridge Rev n N BYlnth. pAA-
tor SUNDAY sehools. NeYsrhaeuser
10 a m. Bsnsion. ! .. m. services
trace fai.souu synodD--so satin
and Lawrence Rev W A Schroeder
pastor sunday school. 10 a. m. Scr
Bsthsi-so. 64th And 81. Re-, 4
A. Larson. pastor sunday school. 10
a m Services. m. Sermon.
Christian Stewardship
Centrai--5o 10Th and q sts Rev.
P Hoff pastor Services. II m.
Adult Bible study 10 .. m. sermon.
God Of Aammonf ?
so PARK ave hHg II SEinth.
.astor Sunday school ana adult
Bibis class 30 ~ SERVICES. 10 30
a IN League devotional sefYies 9
? m Sermon. olive Account q ny
Hope = 50. tzd ana warner -.
fteY. { } johnson. pastor sunday
sefvlce u m. sltn Holy Com
muuiou sermon. Drsgins sish -
Cod
fmmaBB.i-so itth ana steven.
Rev Gerhard Belgium. paatol Services
Il a N sermon. The Christian
gssw n Stewardship
ImmanusI Iuthsran---Ho tsfh and
Birmingham sta Rev Z = Larson
pastor sunday school 10 n
Luther a.moral--so On ara a.
Rfy. A = " ksttnsf. pkstof D.
gins services. 10 a. n. Sermon, fas
asssiah-izos so 81 n<y x. B
Nicholson. pastor E4fT1ces. Il n
Eey z 8 Toilsfson pastor SUNDAY
schOol sf5 N SERVICES Il a ~
Norwegian rrRaats flrat sunday "a
eaca month 10 "
Psrkiand Trinity - - PzyE and
Wheeler Ess r . sBaFf pastor
Services a u Sermon. Faithful
IA That Which - fS1af
Huston Chspei-s1z1 and Pear ssa
sunday sehool $40 a n. Services.
Thursday , "a
Ohsft--1als - < A. Exs Q. A
sofEn1as pastor Services 81 n
league fa!lT n Essfstt. , n. saa
Psass-7ist ara ctmhn1n Rsg
GeoFss Il Elftsi pastss sgugs ,
acbooi r. German services.
our hsasem.f Missouri sYnsat--
EsSt SSth ard y sts RsT ~ A
Schroeder. pastor SUNDAY sEhqssE.
1870 m services 80 m
Our s4figTs-43tn ana - hss
A ". kaFnStzd. gASsors esTsieet II
= ~
Psfkiand-Co5lln Ira "A near PNesiie
sss Iteg p Jasch Interim gsatof
Services . n b<rfuon. Jesus LEfe
Tor Iaoss VINO ESlsct Him
IT Pauls-Ho z7fn hIu Tacoma
sFs Rev Arthur sgdos pastor
sunday ssacol 80 IA Services.
q % q n Sermon '@fas Man VINO
DID Something About re Weather
IT PzHls Dznlsh--ls4D 50 ~.
RSV John KnAeimznn. psstof sunday
sehool. 20 a. n. Services. IL a. "a
sermon The GlH - CD
IfInfty so l1fn ana ! sts Rev
George Il Kittsl pAstof Service II
~ I3zz1Ie n EefYaon-
Yield bot % Temptation
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nafIIsr

i American LAks south Temple Hap
Hss church, Rev Hzrald Jacobsen
pAster. Services % a n ana SO
p N
nethssas-so 4sth saa l e.. Re.
f Marian = FlInE nas1er SUNDAY
: school 2 g a N Services. Il = n
ara 10 ,. N Y P % ? n.
Central-so izfh and - Ref
e Parsons nasteF sunday sehoel
sss N. Services i n. ard 80
lirst-sth ana Market sta Rev
Waiter Q Aseosksg pastor SUNDAY
srhncl sAs N Services 10 50
N and SO p n Sermons =Chaoz-
i ms the Wofthvhiie= and The fifta
Column
oaisary-2nth ana So Rev Wal
ter c Damrau. pastor sunday seheel
IS N Services. Il a n and
80 n Morning sermon German
ana fnzllkh1 The Glory That Shall
BE ana or Real Sci Uncovered =
Preside As m.
TERN nnI-seta and So q sts Rev
Merrill { skaug. pastor sunday
school 2 IS =. N Services. = =. N
and 3 ,. m. p Y ?. L : ,. N.
oracr-so sstn ard Mullen -.
Rev George ! Barton pastor sun
DAY school AS N services II m.
F
Of Life and The Reward for Path
allnrss
Redondo Mission Temple Baptist
church, meets 81 home Of nr. North
Sunday school. 10 a m
sixth Avenue-6th ave and Fite
- Rev william 7 Turner. pastor
Sunday school as \ n. services.
Il A n and TO = n sermons
Look Upon NJ sen and a Cure
for Heart Trouble organ recital
and hymn sins At evening service.
south Iaeema-so ooth ana Warm
er SITS Rev Elmer o raulson. pas
tor Sunday school, e.4s : N ser
vices II a m and 3 p. m "A z
p. U. and adult Bible class D m
Sermons. Christian You VII Re
Judged" and Is the Coming OF Christ
Actually Drawing Near"
Temnic-so. End and 81 Helens
ave Rev. r. I. Powell. pastor sun.
dav school e.s5 a m Services. 10 so
m and .. m. John Smith. morn
ing speaker. and Young people in
charge OF evening service.
Bethlehem Bantist--ieth and st
Rev William l, Monroe. pastor Sun
day school. 1850 D m. Services. Il
a m.
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eoyEsANr CHURCH

First-so 10Th and ga RsV
Carl 4 Peterson. pastor. Bloc school
and morning seTFaos 10 % n
Harvard Brsneh--MidlAnd. SUNDAY
krnro4 o A n
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EPISCOPAL

chrnt-so. ID AID K "a. Ess.
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IiRIsTIAS
CHRISTIAN And MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Tabernaeie--So. 5th and NJ sts Rev
Dwight II Ferguson, pastor Sunday
school. e;45 m. services. II a. IN.
and 7:30 D. m
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CATHOLIC

". ann S-fn4f 80 PARK ave REV
Maurice Calvin. pastor. masses. 8
and 10 80 a. m.
1t. Joseph's tsioyakl 500 So satin
81. Rev Joseph Hayostak. pastor.
masses, $50 and 10 so.
~. Leos the Great-7io So. 18th
ST Rev A J Krebsbach. s. J pastor.
masses. 0. 80. 3 40. $50 and Il.
st. Patriek.s--i1i2 No } st RI
masses $50. 7.3o e45. 10 ana II
a m
SITS. Peter and raul POLISH IA
34th and Portland ave Rev Henry
Rozweki. pastor. masses. 73o. Q 30
and 1890.
81. Rita dtalianA --lAn7 So. Ans
worth ave Rev A. Bruno. pastor.
masses 7.3o and 1910
Holy Rosary--517 SO. 7oth 81 Rev.
Anthony Hack. pastor. masses 8. 7 80.
AS 10 and Il
sacred Heart-4s2o Mckinley ave
Rev A II. Allard, pastor. masses.
3 90 and Il.
Dominick Hack pastor masses go.
Holy cross-No s4th ana Shirley
ats Rev Martin Dngan. pastor
Masses, 80. $40 and II a m. Serg-
ices 7:50 p m. Rev. Fr. Patrick
Purcell. speaker
cunisrrs.s
first-oth ave and X ST. Carl A
johnson. pastor. Sunday school g.45
a m. Services. II a. m Rev. W A
Turner Of Seattle guest speaker.
Lincoln Pafk-~39th ana So q sta
Rev l. Taber pastor Sunday
school a4o a. m. Services, COM
munion and sermon. IL a. M
Mckinley Park-Ea 3sth ana spo-
kane ave RoV ! q Shaw. pastor
Sunday school o5s a m. services
Communion NJ Lords Supper. 10 so
a. N. { p Groups $50 p. m
Pine strsei-56th ana So Pins ats
Rev Earl SeitA pastor Sunday
school e45 a m. services IL a m
Groups 3 lao n m
Roosevelt Heights - Roosevelt sv.
and sherman Rev Paul DeAne Hlll
Sunday school, e.45 n m. services
II a. m Sermon. The Eclipse OF
God in Our 1ap .
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r.o,s.n,,.a ebsrs. 81 5..u. CHRIS,
PHt sIiyTKntAS

iii F3aI a IL 10y Flss -
pastor sunday school 10 = ~ Hsfys
loaa. Il A. N 20 p N ard . . m
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psfhany-@sD slat ard Verde nss
Arthur Stevenson pastor SUNDAY
scno9i o IS m htfsiaes. II ~
WI No11h college quartet and zeAps }
tfan conducting services
iAIYsfY---sbis ~. y a.. psS. "
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rrSTIr Al
LATTER DAY saiSrs

Lincoln ward--s1d and rAfk ave
Sunday school 70 30 a n Ffissa hnaa
meeting. Q 20 = N Sacrament meet
ing J D. m Aiasionafiss from
Everett spsaksfA Mlssss ieTpsf
Jensen GhfistBphsFson ard Mont
zunnrY
1aeona Central wsrd--so l. ara
steele Hta SUNDAY school. 10 20 =.
m Priesthood meeting. si5 n.
Sacrament meeting D N Com
Fnsmafatins arrival If BFis AN
Young speakers. J II Diasson. sr
Eldsf W ts0fAnas hsiihsn snd
I<alle @ seal IL
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rHrr METHODIST

Itrst--l3ll 30 | 81 Rev = Ralph
Klein. pastor sunday school, 10 a
m Services. II =. m. and 7 30 y ~
y NJ = q 30 m Sermons The
Divine Judgment aud =fha heailna
Touch"
Mckinley rafk--Bih IA assn 81
rev r. q ksfbY pastor 5unda }
school 10 . m heFsiasa II =, m
and gospel service. TO . m fnuns
people. m Evening ssrraen #rhs
WsYs Mts Rose Htall. speaker 81
nnth services
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Corp. N. i-@sfe - 81 - Asins
FAR Williams captain nandsr seneal
. 10 > m Aefsless Il n sns 70
p IN street s<sssees 10 % - ard
q M r l. - m
aasps IA s-=#Ila 30 iftA ~ ~
ard A. q fisfsan captains SUNDAY
aenDni. - a ~ Scandinavian sexs
fHs Il N and English service. =
4 N. Youth I3slnm. z 10 y N
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s. w.
YpsiIanfi
Lives Of Negro, Chinese
Women Told For Members
Of Riverside Study Club

S W. Npsilanti, Mich Dec ?
One of the most interesting meet.
ings Of the Riverside Study Club
was enjoyed Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. viii Elliott and
Mrs. George Elliott. Owing to the
absence of the president, Mrs. Alice
Campbell, the vice president. Mrs.
Una Throne had charge Of the bust
ness meeting and Mrs. Pearl Brein-
ing gave the devotionals in place
of Mrs. Effie Root, who is out Of
town.
For the program. Mrs May Cox
gave a very interesting paper on
The Negro Woman Among Noted
Women of Other Races
This was followed by an Informal
talk on The Chinese Woman" by
Mrs. Leonard Menzi. guest speaker.
She spoke Of their education and
how they moved their colleges west.
ward as the Japanese kept pushing
them on Nearly all Of the great men
OF China are college educated, earn.
ing their degrees mostly In col
leges in the United States. she said
The club voted to send con
trihution TO the Red Cross
Little cakes, cookies and tea were
served by the hostesses, assisted
by Miss Natalie Elliott Sixteen
members and one guest we're pres
ent.
The ncXt meeting will be the
Christmas party with Mrs. Robert
Hodges. Ann Arbor.
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Stanford, Nebraska Will
Clash in Rose Bowl Game

schedule with the following victor
les: Indian, 1871; Kansas. 53.2; Mis-.
souri,. 20-7; Oklahoma. 1870; Iowa.
14-6: Pittsburgh, 81; Iowa State, 81
~: Kansas State. 200.
Major Lawrence Diff" Jones, Ne
braska coach, said his team would
train at Lincoln until after the
Christmas holidays. then move to
Arizona. Stanford will train here
for the present.
Nebraska officials announced the
Big Six Conference had unanimous
ly voted permission for the Corn
huskers to play in the Rose Bowl.
Although Stanford officials were
non-committal. there were indica-
tons they had favored asking Texas
A. and NJ. for the game until the
Aggies, previously indicated in
10 starts. were upset last Thursday
by University of Texas, 10.
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TECH
WILL Be NEXT

Long the occupant OF the bottom
ruug Of the Michigan intefcollegla late
basketball ladder, Cleary College
will attempt to start the precarious
climb upward this evening against
Flint Junior College at Flint.
The contest. season inaugural
for the red.and blue uniformed
Commercials. Will provide the acid
test. the result OF which will in
dicate the kind OF campaign c cary
fans may expect from here on.
Without a day OF rest, Coach Lou
Batterson's forces will meet Law
renee Tech Tuesday afternoon in
Ypsiianti High School gymnasium.
Batterson$ one OF the all-time ath-
letic greats or .Ypsilanti High, IS
Conyinced7tflat his team is nearly
twice assttong as that of last year.
He is still In doubt. however, as TO
its capability to humble the high
geared opponents on Cleary's card.
Even a secret practice scrimmage
with Michigan Normal Sunday fall
ed to erase this doubt from his
mind.
For one thing. Patterson has
team OF small men. That handi-
cap is likely to he minimized.
though. by the speedy attack which
the Cleary FIVE has built up.
PATTERSON will start a lineup COM
posed OF George Canes and Dick
Heck, forwards; Jack Nystrom.
center, and Neil Muntter and Russ
Vessel guards Nystrom, a siX.foot-
er. is the only returning letterman
in this unit.
Although Muntter and Vessel are
OF medium height. Canes and Heck
come in the midget class. Heck ic
only five feet six inches overall,
and Canes is but two inches taller.
Others who are fairly certain to
see action against Flint J. c. are
Jack Anderson. Art Kiss and Gene
Dawson. Anderson is also a vet
can from last year.
Flint humbled the Commercials
twice last season.
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Palo Alto, Calf, Dec. ZAP
Stanford University. unbeaten and
united Pacific Coast Conference
champion, and the University of Ne
braska, once defeated titleholder OF
the Big Six, will clash Jan. 1, in the
annual Rose Bowl football game
at Pasadena.
Announcement OF Stanford's invi-
tation and Nebraska's acceptance
for the game was made here Sun
day night, and Immediately StanT
ford authorities began preparations
for the contest.
AL Masters, director OF athletics,
said he would leave by plane today
for Pasadena to set up the ticket
organization. His office already has
been deluged with applications for
seats. some 10000 OF which are
available. Large blocks of tickets
are expected to go to alumni OF the
two universities.
Nebraska. defeated 1871 by Min
nesota in this years opening game,
never has played in the Rose Bowl
Stanford. which closed its regular
season last Saturday by beating
University of California 1871. last APP
peared in Pasadena in 1886, when
the Indians beat Southern Meth
odist 20.
Stanford, with new coach in
the person Of Clark Shaughnessy,
former Chicago mentor. made phe-
nomenal sweep this year after a dis
maj 1889 season which netted only
one victory.
Stanford started strongly this
season by crushing the University
OF San Francisco 27-0 and bowled
over successfully Oregon. l3.0. SAM
ia Clara. IS. Washington State %.
a. Southern California 21.7. Uni
versity of California at Los An.
geles. 20-14, Washington cole. Ore
gon State 2S-14, and California 1877.
The western representative in
the Rose Bowl, where the New
Years Day Bowl games began, al
ways is the leading team OF the
Pacific Coast Conference.
Masters said he believed Stanford
would meet one OF the nations
strongest teams in Nebraska. de-
spite the Cornhuskers starting set.
back by Minnesota.
The Cornhuskers bounced back
from their defeat TO complete their
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-02
MILE, TW0-M RUNS
TO BE QUINN'S. "EVENTS"

Despite his sensational perform
ance in the recent National A.AU.
cross country run, in which he
placed fourth, Tommy Quinn, Mich.
igan Normal ace, intends to stick
to the mile and two-mile after grad
uation.
He is undecided under whose
colors he will run although he has
received a bid from the Millrose
A. a. of New York, TO join its track
forces Quinn has run the mile in
4:l5.3. and the two-mile in 9:1S.
lie hopes to better both times next
spring.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-02
BANKS TO PAY OFF

Holland Dec. Depositors NJ
two former Holland banks will be
paid approximately $4,000 in the
next two weeks Depositors Of the
former First State Bank will be
paid approximately $4,000 begin
ming Monday. and depositors OF the
former Holland City State Bank
will be paid 100000 beginning about
Dec. l6.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-02
AWARDED TOURNAMENT

Lacrosse. Wis. Dec. . v-AP-
Minnesota and Idaho were award
ed three of the topnotch ski
tournaments for 1870 at a meet
ing of the National ski Associa-
ton here Sunday. The association
announced that the national ski
jumping championships for 1912
would be held at the Duluth,
Mimi, ski club, while the Bush
Lake Ski Club of Minneapolis
was awarded the international
jumping and combined classic
championship tournament.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-02
MUCH TOO HOT

Detroit, Dec. 2 -AP- The De
troit Red Wings were willing 10
concede today that the Toronto
Maple Leafs currently are much
too hot for the competition in the
National Pro Hockey League. The
Wings came. TO this conclusion
after a singing 3 to l defeat was
scored on them Sunday night by
the Leafs on Detroit ice before
the seasons record crowd Of H.
219 spectators.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-02
WALSH TO AGAIN HEAD
STRONG MIDLAND FIVE

Mighty Jimmy Walsh. one OF the
few 9-letter men in Michigan Normal
few nineletter men in Michigan
Normal athletic history, has been
named captain Of the Chemical City
A. c.. State Amateur Athletic Union
basketball champion, for the second
straight season.
Chemical City A. c.. playing out
OF Midland. will have another eX-
Huron on its team roster, for. Dave
Russell is also a member OF the
quintet Walsh. as captain. Will
work closely with Ross Gordon.
coach. The team s holding daily
practice sessions at Midland High
School.