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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
A Tough JOB Lies Ahead For Tartars:
Stopping Westerns Horace Coleman

Western Michigan is scheduled
to mcct wayne AZ koyworth Stad-
ium NOV. Il in the annual home
coming game Of the Tartars Wayne
has not won game this season
while Western Michigan has scored
five straight victories.
Horace Coleman. former Ham
tranok High school star, is one Of
the main threats in the Bronco
backheld. Two weeks ago Coleman
paced his team 10 SO win over
University Of Toledo. Coleman get
ting away for two long runs for
touchdowns. and then pluneine over
from the seven-yard line.
Last saturday Coleman ran 81
yards after snageinc a 35-yard pass
from toammato.
Carl Navy is in the hackheld for
Wayne and while he has not
sparklcd as brightly as coleman he
has turned in good performances
for the Tartars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
.Wilberforce
Ahead In Wins
For Classic
Hold Two-Game
Advantage Over
West Virginians

Nhen Nilbcl force university and
West virginia state college meet
~ University of Detroit Stadium.
six Mile Road and Liycrnois. Nov.
so. II win mark the twenty-eighth
renewal Of the annual Thanksgiv-
lns Day football game between
teams representing these two
schools. the Second. the second
oldest rivalry among Negro col
loees The game between Lincoln
university and Howard university
is the oldest.
Inc ffsi Thanksgiving Day game
between Wilberforce and West Viz
gina was PLAYED in 1910. West Viz
GINA winning. Since that the two
schools have met yearly with the
exception of 1912. 1914. 1915 and
1918.
The game was transferred TO
Columbus Ohio. in 1928, and was
played there FOR FIVE years before
the alumni OF the TWO schools in
Cleveland had the game transferred
there in 1925. The annual contest
was returned to Columbus in 1929
For tho next two years the game
was played on tho Wilberforce and
West virginia fields In 1881 the
game was moved to Pittsburgh. and
IN 1883 IL WAS played in Cincinnati.
Dciroliors mad their first oppor-
iunity TO see the game in 1894 when
the TWO teams PLAYED at Ham
iramck Stadium Wilberforce win
ming 1919 More than 1900 fans
stormcd the Mates TO see the teams
The game was played in Column
bus tho following year. and then
went back TO the fields Of Wilber-
force and West Virginia. Since 1895
Wherefore has won three and lied
three with the Yellowjackets. West
Virginia has not won from Wiher-
force since 1926. although every
game played has been closely CON
tested and decided in the final
minutes Of play.
Norman r.. Wells, managing di-
rector OF tho game. said this week
that fans attending the game will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
Toles, Godoy Draw

According to reports from Buenos
Aires, Argentine. Roscoe Toles
fought a draw with Arturo Godoy
Chilean heavyweight in the South
American city Saturday night, 20
900 fans seeing the battle.
This was the third bout between
Toles and Godoy. the first Two being
held in Detroit. Tolos WAS awarded
the decision by Referee Elmer
lSliml McClelland in the iirst bout.
while the second match was called
a draw.
The decision in the first battle
had national rcpercussions when
Lou Brix. manager Of Godoy. in the
heat OF his wrath. stated he would
never let his fighters battle again
in Michigan. He later changed his
mind.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
Through
The Sports Mirror
BY Russ J. Cowans

The peace and quite of Sciota Valley. down in tho
se OF ONO has been disturbed with the ringing nro-
BIS OF those sport fans who are proclaming Io,,di
kansi he dismissal of Charles Anderson s,a1n.r, 49,;
an end at Ohio State, by Head Coach Paul Brown Ist
k Anderson according to reports from the jnstittinn
learning down IN the capital of the Buckeye state was
mlSSed from the squad following alleged nfracons Of
\ training rules. -
While there's plenty of loud snarline and
strong verbal bombs up and down Columbus Long
and High, an equal number of pro and con srau,,
are heard in Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago and pitts.
burgh as the two schools of thought go into action
One group is solidly behind Coach Brown po;ntn.
out that Anderson should have been dropped from
the squad If he violated the training rules On the
other hand. there's the group which believes Coach
Brown too drastic in the punishment meted out
. to the Massillon boy.
Anderson, according to reports from the snug
Ohio capital, admits visiting night club few weeks
back, although he did not take drink Yet this was
infraction of the rules Coach Brown had set up
and Anderson made himself subject to the penalty al
though IT may seem drastic to him and his many
friends But it takes drastic measures, sometimes to
achieve success with football team.
But is not rare for football player to be dismissed
ION squad for violation of training rules The boys have
pen hunbng their schnozzeS at regulations since Rutg-
organized the first team, shortly after the Civil War.
BID these violations will continue long man nfes-
with he fraites of life the lack of sufficient power
tsls strong temptations So the Anderson dismissal
koudn develop into an international issue
Shortly after Joe Louis returned home from the de-
PEE h had with Max schmeling in 1896, he treated
facial bruises by DR.. Chester G. AmeS Since that time
Amc. served personal physician to the champion,
fndng much time at the training camps and sitting in
fgside seat at fights. Dr. Ames very close to Joe
Bul The friendship between Joe and Chester WAS not
close as that between John w. Roxborough comanag-
TIE champion, and Chester. That friendship had its
nepo back in the early days of the present century
|en hoh were boys in Detroit This friendship rpened
rough ne years especially in those when the Rox
fough boyS-Tom, Charles and John. outstanding
fe'bail players on high school squads.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
Morehouse Colts Run
Over Mad Magicians
To Win First Contest

ATLANTA. Ga Special Rum
ming rapidly behind fast charg-
ing. accurate blocking supercharg-
cd line the Morehousc college pony
backs ,ramplcd the stubborn To-
Moync Mad Maeicians i2-7 al Har-
per's Field 10 annex their first vic
tory Of the season
During tho first quarter the game
took on a soc-saw effect II proved
hunting duei between Captain
Billy Hall colorful IaMoync hack
field ace. and Jimmy Washington.
famed Tiger punicr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
Forest Club
Takes Two From
White Seals
Congo, Supreme
E.& Band Maston
Also Win

Not only did Forest Roller Rink
white the lead OF White Seal in
the Motor City Bowling league by
taking two games from the pace
settlers. but the runnersup. spanked
by the veteran Welsey Smiths 57l,
set new high game mark for the
league when they crashed in with
$40 in the final game.
After dropping the initial game.
Forest club came back strong TO
win two from White Seal, leaving
them one game in the rear OF the
leaders. And the sparks should
fly next Monday when Forest club
rolls against +. e. r., now In fifth
place.
Supreme Wins Two
Supreme went into tic with
Forest club for second place by
taking two from Schmidt Beer as
Jefferson led with sol. Schmidt
captured the hist game, then saw
Supreme turn back their best ef-
forts in the succeeding games.
BY losing two games to Thomp-
son Shoes. porters dropped out OF
tie for second place. going into
tie with T. q b lol fifth position.
Eddie Edwards paced Thompson
while walter Saus hit the high
mark for Porters. Sauls had 226 in
SOL.
Club Congo, with Tom Gordon
showing the way with PA in SOS,
took two games from Northeast
Motors. Congo had to come from
behind as the Motor boys won the
first game when John Morrison hit
9l7.
With Bill Rhodman firing a 223 in
5SS. T. 4 3. took three straight
from Matthews Drugs.
Adams Super Service won two
from Nacirema after losing the first
game. Bayne paced Adams with
iS7. while Walter Pettiford had
SIC for NaCircma.
Little Sans bar took two from
Associated Electric. Lee pacing the
team with 535. Stclson Shoes won
TWO from Woodson Tailors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08

be able to get the seats they pur-
chase as arrangements have been
made 10 use the same ushers en-
ploycd by the University Of Detroit
during thir football games. He also
stated that tickets. which went on
sale this week. were going fast, in
dicating huge crowd AT the game
that Ben +. (Slim) Jones, Detroit
business man, brought to Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
Wildcats And Lions
Tangle Saturday In
Their Annual Clash

MARSHALL. Tex Tho an
nual Wiley college homecoming
10 be held here on Friday and
Saturday OF this week. nov. :
and $ viii feature the grid en-
counter OF Fred Long Wildcats
and the powerful I.angston
Lions on Saturday afternoon on
historic Wiley Field. This Will
he the first game played on
Wiley Field since 1893 when the
Cats tanned a mighty Texas Coll
lege steer go Since that time.
the locals have PLAYED their
games at the Municipal Stadium
here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
Race Tightens In Motor City League
Chatter OF Hoofs
h, RAzz BROWN

II looks like curtains for Don
Meade. that stellar Jockey. and who
would have thought he would haze
run afoul Of the rules after having
all the trouble In Florida and what
ago. The old saying. once CrOoh
always a crook sun STANDS re
wants 20 gel rich quick He IS only
riding on probation now
I've been wondering bow fIe
boss Big pebble. meat 20 mans
field, this year a. ne cannot beat
fai man running Now na- are
funny things The same apple to
other nag, rghi nov Foxy Guy
Redwell is MOI so ioIy any move
When he was winning al those
races 1, mus have had me De.i
al the tracks Whore me- rcccd MS
hosse- As ho don seer 90 be ane
TO win q laei with any 81 bis nays
Well, the Rapid Bone ringer
ease j. the talk of the turf. Mr.
what n slick piece Of work II j.
"a be compared to the old
OfNll nOTgHll Fing'T td>f
across the river man. years
AGO. HaSiy Noiion j. the same
ho>> that ran NJ Ha,re De
trace and won. pa, ing nice
price. and heating n good held.
Nav The dope shows that the
nag Hast, Notion was claimed
nj Saratoga In August ior
$4,000. and on sept. IL he was
sold lor $1,000 10 n Philadelphia
man. He was supposed Ia he
shipped 10 Texas. hut ! don't
think he ever 20 IT, the Lane
Star Stale. Jockey Bohn rode
him and got S2lM for winning
The race M hicago. and doesn't
seem 10 know anything about
the nag.
Pcuify ihe crack hliy owned h'
A. g. Vanderbilt. doesn't seen r
be so h1t She ran at Laurel 1satl
recently ~ The Fox Cafchor Farm
led IRON fas fan "a finish She b
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
Sixth Floor Winner In
Basketball Tourney
At St. Antoine Branch

The Fall koiball House league
tournament at s. Antoine YMCA
opened last saturday as the Fifth
Floor defeated the sixth Floor, ~
40 81. Naples was high point man.
accounting for six field goals and
one free shot.
The game WAS nip and tuck. the
first period ending in 1910 tie and
the half in a.-s2 tie The Sixth
Floor went ahead IN the third
period. hut Banks Marlborough
and Naples soon put the game on
ice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08

Pciiify ihe CRACK hliy oWued hr
A. g. Vanderbilt. doesn't seen ~
be so hat She ran az Laurel lfa'k
reccn'ly ~ me Fox catcher Farm
led ron fa- fan 20 finish she
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-08
Talladega Meets Fisk

TALLADEGA Ala.--The Talladc-
ga Crimson Tornadocs make ready
for the battle with The Fisk Bull
dogs at its homecoming Saturday.
Nov. s ON Silshy Field. Coach
kindle and staff are putting on the
finishing touches in the long hours
OF practice TO be assured of keep
ing the bacon az home. Two years
ago when Fisk and Talladeea met
at homccomne here. the Tornadoes
took the game : to G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Find Of $1,000
Greets Waitress
On I'd Day Here

Things have been happening so
fast 10 Miss Mary Lou Spillman,
pretty 24-year-old rcd-head who
has only been IN town for two
days that she still hasn't had time
10 catch her breath.
She got a job AS a waitress
Tuesday, the same day she ar
rived here from Buffalo On her
way To work at a bar the next
morning she found 81 600 in cash
on the sidewalk just outside Of
the Barlum Hotel where she lives.
An unidentified nan walked
over TO her and claimed the
money. she said She asked him
how much money he had lost and
when he told her the amount she
counted IT, II came TO the amount
he said. so she gave him tho
money. He gave her sos as a re-
ward. The man told her he won
the money on the daily double at
a race track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Pontiac Man S BODY
Recovered in Lake

PONTIAC, July 10. The body
OF James G. AID ich. Pontiac at
torney who was drowned when an
outboard mOtorboat capSized on
Voorhees, Lake 10 days ago. was
found today by Chief Assistant
Prosecutor Donald &. NogGle.
The body. which WAS dragged
from the lake bottom " 50-fOot
hole. was 10 be taken TO General
Hospital for a poSt-mortem exam
nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
.US0 Foresees
$4,000 in Iceland

NEW YORK. July 10. - ESti-
mating the number of American
troops that will he sent 10 Ice
land. the United Service Organi-
zationS today announced that they
are making plans TO provide rec
reational facilities for 10000 SOL
dierS. Richard W. Lawrence. city
chairman of the USO. said the
Canadian war services had agreed
TO cooperate in the move.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Ra.I:oad Official E'onored

j. Fred Jennings, retiring super.
intendent Of equipment Of the
Michigan Central Railroad will be
honorcd at a banquet tonight in
tho main ballroom Of the Hotel
Statlcr. About $50 Of his railroad
associates and friends will attend.
NJ. Roy Benson will succeed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
RFC Defense Total Barred

WASHINGTON. July 10. 49,
GNS) Federal Loan Admins
traitor Jesse Jones disclosed today
that commitments OF the Recon-
struction Finance Corporation for
defense have reached the total Of
S2,S19, 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Troops En- Route
To West Indies
InirrnaiIonsI go. ser,lce Cahle

NEW YORK. July 10 Carrying
an undiScloSed number Of Ameri-
can troops the United States army
transport Oriente was on the high
seas today bound for Puerto Rico
and Trinidad The vessel sailed
from the Brooklyn army base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Tanker, 4 Ships
Sunk, Ndzis Say
International >Sw. service Cable

BERLIN, July 10 - The high
command announced today that
German bombers sank conveyed
tanker and four merchant vessels
totsling 21,O0O tons in the English
Channel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

NARY LOU S?H.LMAN
Miss Spillman, 21-year-old
redhcad who not only got
job on her first day in De-
troll but found S1,GG0 ca-h
in the street on her second.
A man who said he lost it
rewarded her with SOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
NOT NECESSARY NOW


Senator Andrews CDl Of Florida.
a slaunch supporter of President
RooSevelt's foreign policy. said. Il
don't think that such a step is
necessary. Al this time anyway. -
He added that Il think that il
would be more beneficial TO the
United States. and TO England. if
the fleets continue TO operate
separately"
Senator Bone D) of Washing
ton said that ChurchillS Sugges-
ton. made 10 the House of
Commons. 30 afford greater pro-
lection Of war materials going 10
England, implies more than ii
SAYS.
He declared that Il don't know
how We can pool our naval units.
and have lolnt activities in the
Atlantic without getting into
actual combat with Germany"
WHEELER'S COMMENT
Senator Wheeler (Dl Of Mon
tana. leader OF the congressional
non-inierNention bloc. said
"Of course Churchill wants uS
10 pool our navy with. Britaln's
nary hitLAa,d- likewise iiite-to-
have uS pool our American boys
with Russian and British boys
to insure British victory.
"If the President permits the
American people. or their repre-
Sentatives In Congress. to have
a voice In the matter they would
never approve Of a policy Of
placing our ships In active
combat beside those of Great
Britain unless the nation had
actually declared war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Senator's Reject
Churchill S Idea
OF Pooled Navy
BY ROBERT A. McGHLL
Int1 News service stan Correspondent

SHIN GTON. July 10
Members of the Senate naval af-
fairs committee, Democrats and
Republicans. today rejected Prime
Minister Churchill's proposal that
the United States and Great Brit
ain pool their navies.
A majority OF the members OF
the committee who were in Wash
ing on. and who could be reached
for comment. said that if such a
step were carried out the United
States would be engaging in an
active war against Germany.
Senator EllcnGer tD) of Louis
lana said that not only would such
a program result IN shooting
war with Germany. but that II
would give Japan an opportunity
TO attack tn United States.
JAPAN'S OPPORTUNITY
Japan Is waiting for an OPP
poriunity to attack MS" Ellen
der said. And II we should de-
crease our naval strength In the
Pacific by joining forces with
Great Britain In tue Atlantic
and elsewhere she would jump
or uS In n moment"
Senator Wiley tRb Of Wisconsin
asserted that III We were 10 con-
Solidate our fleets We would be on
an active bclligcrent basis" He
said That before such action could
be taken President Roosevelt
would have 10 submit a war reso-
luton 10 Congress.
"The President has no consti-
tutional authority 10 do such a
thing as that unless we are al
ready In the war" Wiley said.
And don't thinls that Con
press would pass war resoiu-
ton"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03

Soose vs. Tsmi Mauricllo.
MBS-s Drama, Lew Loyal:
800 Want a Divorce:
II 80 -Nagabond's Trail.
Saturday
The War-CBS s. . a. M. $50
p. NJ; NBC s a. m: MBs 1915 a.
m. las, p. m.
NBC-10 a. m.--Lincoln Highway
drama;
2 ?. M Music for Everyone.
5-World Is Yours.
CBS-ll:05 a. Cincinnati
Conservatory concert:
4 hours broadcast to present new
members of Congress:
6-Report TO the nation.
NBC-l2:30-Four-H Club pro-
gram:
metropolitan Opera Tam
hauser."
MBS- 3 Cumberland Valley
Choristers:
6:15-Pappy's Boys.
Short waves for week end: Sat.
urday-OAX-4R Lima 5.15-Peru
Auto Club: DUB DID DID DIG Ber-
lin s:15-News; Csc esd London
9:30-"In My Opinion; TGWA
Guatemala 10-Symphony Orches-
ira. Sunday-HAT4 Budapest 100
Folk Songs. Csc esd London
$50 Britain Speaks. DID DID
DJC Berlin 10 Melodies by Kuen.
necke; Csc esd GSL London
l0.30- Radio News Reel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
Pick of the Air Today

National 5rosdessting Company
WV, $50. WXYZ. 1910. WLE'.
700. WsPD. 1870: WTAM. i07u;
WGN. 720. WMAQ, $40: WIS. So.
Columbia 5roadeasting System
WJR, $50. WOWO. 1850. WBBM,
40.
Mutual 5rosdessting System -
CkLW, 1870; WLW. zee. and WGN.
Tonight
The war NBC 1915. Chs s:55.
1915 East, NBC $3.50. MBs 10.
1890; NBC H.
NBC s Lucille Manners con.
cert:
S:30-lnformation Please.
Stakeholder play suffer Little
Children;
l0-Wings OF Destiny.
1l:30-Ksnsas City Star salute
10 Antarctic Expedition.
CBS-7;3O CWest 10.3O) - Al
Pearce;
Skate Smiths hour
s-Johnny PRESENTS
9;30-Rosalind Russell in per.
sonal Appearance.
l0-Rep. Sol Bloom on aid to
Britain"
NBC-7:15-Radio Magic:
s-Army Camp broadcast from
Fort Bragg, y. c.:
9-Gangbusters.
9:35-Your Birthday.
l0-M lddleweight fight. BIZ,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03

You can have $4,000. or any
part Of it." Wright told officials.
This time the seed mans offer
was declined with thanks. Three
Durkirk banks preferred the need
ed money at ! S-4 per cent inter-
est Wright had specified per
cent interest. as he has down
through the years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
Of Commerce announced exhibition Guy
Disc Value Motor 1921 models be held by
tesy Squires Goldsmith display Pearl
daughter, Virginia Post Louis Tyler
Deaths Mrs Alice seleck schrepper OF Charles schrepp
home 42 N Adams resident OF
this vicinity for several at his home Vought St
spite at boiler which practically
building
winter
There about hundred ladies' night the Ro
Club meeting The committee for the evening
of Harold Gaudy. W. A. Iag D. B.
South C. Brown led community between of
the dinner
Fifty Years Ago
Morehouse rs, mother of E. B. More
house her home in Brooklyn. y. Y
Birth Twins girl weighing quarter pounds and
boy weighing eight Mr. Mrs Leon Huston Cherry
HILL
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
Help OF PhiIanthropist
no Longer Required to
Float Municipal Loans

Dunkirk. n. Y, Jan. 3--AP-For
20 years, bachelor David S. Wright
made a hobby of frequently unse-
cured loans-totaling about $1,000
900 in ALTO his native city OF
Dunklrk.
The 20 year old wealthy seed
company executive, who denies
he's a philanthropist. opened his
purse to hard pressed "city dads"
about 20 times in two decades.
Last month Wright again heard
that the citys cupboard was bare
and that funds were needed to meet
pay rolls until tax collections be-
gan in March.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03

WASHINGTON. D. c. - UP -
The public debt passed its former
statutory limit of SIS. ZOO, 100000 on
Dec. 30, the Treasury balance sheet
showed Thursday. On that date
the debt was $45,OOl.757.5S7
with less than 4,000.O00.00O to
go until the present limit Of $40.
600. 100000 is reached.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03

Mrs. z. NJ. Aller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence tombstone and daugh-
ter Norma left Thursday for their
home in Toledo. O., after spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. b.
L. Aller.
Miss Hazel Fenton. Hudson, Is
spending two weeks with her sis.
ter, Mrs. B. L. Aller and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. !. LeForge and
son Donald and their guests, Mr..
and, Mrs. Emil Pfeister, Clare, wera
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Peck, Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Freeman and
daughters, Jocelyn and Ida. were
New Years Day guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence King, Detroit.
Ruth Stsebler left Wednesday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
Frains Lake
LEAGUE ENJOYS PARTY

Frains Lake, Mich. Jan. 3 -
Members of the Epworth League
attended an early movie in Ann
Arbor Tuesday evening and later
gathered at. the home of Melvyn
Staebler to watch the old year out.
The time was spent in playing
games and singing. Light refresh
ments were served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03

Gain will come in divers ways
to those persons fortunate enough
10 have birthdays on this date.
II is an extremely fortunate time
for them. They may deal with
elders. property and correspond
ence. but should guard against
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03

some domestic annoyance or
apathy. Faithful, prudent, hon.
est and good-natured viii the child
be who Is born on this date. Such
a one will also be somewhat leth-
argyle and romantic, lacking initia-
tive and thus retarding progress.
One-Minute Test Answers
1. Delaware.
2. Herbert Spencer Is said to
have coined the phrase In refer
ence to Darwin's theory Of evolu-
ton through natural selection.
3. Minister plenipotentiary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03

men az a bright
idea alright, but
containing in 1t
a Joker that is
not apparent yet
to the general
ity Of the pub
lie.
There have
been complaints
a p ! e n I y as
everyone knows,
that our manu-
factu rers and
their workers
alike are TO
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-03
Your Health
Sea Foods Good in
Winter TO Combat
Sun Deficiencies

80 f''. afir0 " -
. There are plenty of exam
pies among all of our friends, Of
people who illustrate the old say
ing of the fellow who began to
think about health only when he
didn't have it. The same is true of
sunlight, as we pointed out yes
terday, when we talked about the
necessity Of sunlight for health,
whether we get it the natural or
the artificial way. 1t is just dur
ing these dark days when the sun