The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-14

O'Clock with a meeting in Cleary
College when customers, business
men and their employees will view
three motion pictures.
One, along Main Street., deals
with business practices in refer
eRee to the buying public another.
Science in Business" concerns
the methods OF selling and tho
third. "A New Voice for Mr.. X,
consists OF the nse and need OF the
telephone in business. c. s. Man
ming. manager of the Ypsilanti Bell
Telephone office, secured the lat
ter picture while the others were
obtained through private compan-
lee and associations Of merchants.
Plan Band Concert
Activities Friday will begin at
7 p. m. when the Ypsilanti High
School band directed by John F.
Barnhill will play a concert from
platform 10 be erected on Mich
fgan Ave. near the Washington ST.
intersection. The girls drum and
bugle corps OF Ypsilani High
School will perform.
Approximately $50 men from
the Ypsilanti Michigan National
Guardsmen unit will be stationed
at the Armory Oct. Is and will
leave soon for years training at
Camp Beauregard. Alexandria. La.
Incorporated in the fall festival
has been celebration for farewell
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purse OF money contributed by the
Board Of Commerce and city pat.
riotic organizations will be pre-
scented. The money will be placed
IN the mess fund OF the Camp and
will be used TO purchase items OF
luxury or any needed foods. The
group, in uniform, will assemble
at the American Legion home and
will be escorted by Legion mem-
bers and other veterans units TO
the platform on Michigan Ave.
Mayor Ross X. Bower and Gem
eral John p. Kirk will speak in
behalf OF the city groups and
Captain Leon d. Oyler will give
the response. The High School
orchestra will play and doughnuts
and coffee will be served to the
by the Salvation Army
from a canteen TO be erected near
by. Harold Magee heads the COM
mittee planning the farewell pro-
gram.
Vaudeville Planned
After the farewell. series OF
acts including clown
numbers from the Kiwanis club,
an acrobatic novelty stunt by
Bryan and Cooper and perform
ance by the 10 trained dogs OF
Leroy will be presented. The lat
ter two acts are arranged through
a Detroit booking agency by Fred
Weinmann, chairman Of the en-
tertainment committee. Evening
festivities will close with a public
street dance for which band
from the University OF Michigan
campus Will play. Loud speaking
will be used for the
platform program and the dance
music
On Saturday at 10 a. m dedlca-
ton OF the resurfaced Michigan
Ave from Ballard 10 Huron SITS.
is scheduled. a representative OF
Governor Luren D. Dickinson,
either Secretary Of State Harry
r Kelly or Auditor General Ver-
non J. Brown. and State Highway
Commissioner Murray d. Van
Wagner. Democratic guberna-
toFlal candidate will be the speak.
ers.
Traffic Rerouted
For Fridays entertainment and
farewell US 112 between Aiams
and Huron SITS viii be closed and
traffic rerouted around the busi-
ness section. For Saturdays de-
dlcation only a Pportion large
enough for the audience will be
off.
Ending the fan festival pro-
gram, prizes OF merchandise Will
be awarded TO customers who have
received tickets for every 25 cent
purchase throughout this week.
Awards will he made at Michigan
Ave. and WASHINGTON ST. az 30
2. II.
Basil Wheeler IS general chair.