davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-31
(Folytatas)

va1y esq nelkul futott szobajaba ke-
servesen zokogva kuporodott egy kar-
Szekbe.
Lujza neni latta ezt jelenetet az alb
Nakbol Valy utan sietett.
- Ne sirjon angyalom, dragasagom ...
ezt meg kell szokni Tegnap maga ked-
veert egesz nap megtartoztatta magat az
italtol hat ma mar hajnalban elkezd-
tie palinkazast.
En- mem maradok nala, Lujza neni,
ha velem ICY tesz, elmegyek a mamahoz.
- Legjobb kedves, ha kiter elole Mi
kor jozan maid keresi... mikor pedig
ilyen, ne mutatkozzon el6tte.
Valy mem is mozdult XII szobajabol
Egy darabig sirt, azutan kinezegetett az
ablakon a yiimolcs0skertbe, ahol ugyan
darazsakon, pakosztos, larmas verebeken
kiviil mem igen volt latnivalo. Pont deli
harangszora ARA ment Batyusne az etelhor
d6val. Balkarjan polyasbabat witt, mask
hArom kicsinye kezenfogta egymast az
egyik anyja szoknyajat fogta. A legido-
sebb, ct ewes, kon1olyan ugyelt mask
kett6re. Mindnek kek SCENE volt, mint a
lenvirag.
Batyusne alazatos mosolygosan bek0-
szont. Valy bolintott de most mem volt
kedve ahhoz, hogy keresztlanyat - leg
idosebbet - behivja.
Nemsokara teritett Kati, z0m0k CSC
led, oft valy szobajaban A levest Lujza
neni maga hozta be.
- Tessek enni dragam!
Es apam /. apam hol eszik?
- 9 most ket karjara dolve alszik az
iroasztalon, az irodaban. Ilyenkor habor-
gatni mem szabad. 8 akkor eszik, nikor
parancsolja.
- Rettenetes!
Lujza neni sohajtott, bolintott.
~ - Az. Dehat mem lehet rata segiteni
Ne busuljon, maid csak megvigasztaljuk
egymast.
- Lujza neni hany ewes volt maya
menye, nkor Matyas elvette?
- Esktivoje elott toltotte be tizen-
hatot
- Hat annyi volt, mint en- most. Bar
csak engem is megkerne valaki, hozzame-
gyek a legelsohoz, inert apam mellett bor-
zaszto lesz az elet.
Maid ell tetszik menni kedves
mamahoz is.
- Mintha oft jobb lenne! "Valy ne
dudolj ~ ''Valy csendesen tedd be az
aitot >" sziintelen ezt hallom. Az oregek
hatkor vacsoraznak, nyolckor lefekszenek,
t0lem is ezt kovetelik. Mama mindig be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-31

gyon helyes leany vagy. Ugy-e, 8 csinos
flu? De jar hozzank egy fatal hegediimG-
vesz, 8 meg sokkal jobban tetszik nekem."
Valy meg0riilt meghivasnak, meg
annak, hogy Huszareknal viszontlathatja
Hajdut es megismerkedik tobb fiatalem-
berrel is Legszivesebben mindjart csoma
golt volna de tudta, hogy mem illik olyan
mohon kapni meghivason. Hat csak ter
vezgetett, hogy maid sziretkor -.
A haztartas egyaltalan mem erdekelte,
ARA mem is gondolt, hogy megtanuljon
f6zni. Neha ugyan unalmaban kinezett
konyhaba, olyankor Lujza neni tessekelte
be azzal, hogy: "Jaj angyalkam, lit meg
fajdul a feje tiiztol, vagy bepiszkolodik
szep ruhaja."
"A habot en- is fel tudnam verni
- Minek faradna avval? Van, aki ell
vegezze...
Lujza neni csak kenyeztette Valyt, ar
ra mem gondolt, hogy munka mindenki-
mex eletszikseglet. No meg a konyhan 8
maga szeretett uralkodni, mem akarta,
hogy gyerekleany utobb meg beleszoljon
valamibe.
Icy Valy egesz nap hevereszett es OIL
vasott Regeny az volt bowen, legenykora-
ban Koroknay sokat 0sszevasarolt, klil0no-
sen sikamlosakat Azokat olvasta leanya
valogatas nelkil. Egy Sc neki valo volt, de
kedvet. lelte benniik
Nagyneha himzest is vett kezebe S
kiiilt kertbe. Igen szepen tudott himez-
nj Fejet lehajtva olt0getett dus fekete
hajat borzolgatta a szel Pillangok csa-
pongtak korilotte. A kertesz, ugy mesz-
szirol, munka k0zben lopva ra-ranezett.
Milyen eros lany lett kicsike jatszotar-
sabol!
~ Batyushoz mindennap elliott a felese-
ge gyerekekkel Es Valy rejtekhelyerG,,
egy szomoru koris agai alol olykor latta,
mikor enyelgett felesegevel, atfogta a
derekat, vagy megcsipte karjat - mu-
latott ezen.
= Macy huncut ez Matyas -
gondolta -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-31

Meg q naeodsSit is teritett
fehsr asstalokndl .togyasSt.;dk
Ell, mint otthon a Hungdridban
uagy nads el0kel6 helyen C,
aagy urGk :. De a java csak
most JON. A teljes elldtds,
munder, meg kitun6 kosst,
mussikdual, meg enekesn6k-
kel es a hau 30 dolldr csak a
gyalog "priuat" "-okaak jdr.
Mert a bornadny q "repul6 ba.
kdk" fiseteset havi 0tven dol
Id'ra enaelte fel, ami k0rdlbelul
ugyanannyi, mint amennyit
otthon egg t6hadnagy kap egg
hoapra. A sergeant tizetese
pedig 100 dollar, asas: 500
peng6, ami otthon most k0-
ralbeldl egg eSredesnek a tise-
tese! Hdt meg asok "repul6
O1tdE", Gho1E hGjl171d6k on
Kent Anglidban teljesiteni szol-
gdldtOt! Eseknek a fisetese
teljeS elldtds0n kivil csekelu
haa $3.50. Vagyis annyi, a
naeanyit otthon egg naagycr
nainiszter kap egg h6aapra.
Hej magyar tiut:: j6 less, ha
nai'akl el6bb t0bben jelentkes-
tek, inert lit asutdn igazdn ell
le1et naondnat, hogy:: "gy1ngy
elet a Edt0na Slet"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-31

tegeskedik, mem jon velem setalnl egye-
dill mem enged sehova. Ha valamire
penzt kerek t6le: "Kislanyom, az feles
leges -
Angyalkam azert jarjon, ameny-
nyire lehet, az ur kedveben -. inert owe
a wagon . szegeny mama is ARA valo
nezve mem koveteli, hogy nala legyen.
Valy most mar etvagy nelkiil esett.
Ebed utan lefekudt pamlagra egy konyv-
vel. ocska k0nyv volt, Koroknay biztosan
meg legenykoraban vette szerelmes torte-
net volt, amelyben legeny megszoktetl
szive valasztottjat. Igen erdekelte Valyt, lie
sem tette addig, mig Lujza neni be mem
hozta az uzsonnat.
- Elrontja szemet, dragam, ha any
nyit olvas 80.
- Egyeb mulatsagom Sc lesz lit, Luj-
"a neni
- Most fatal ovono, meg tanit6no
van faluban, tessek azokkal baratkozni.
- AIT mar mem! Egy Koroknay lany
csak mem baratkozhat akarkivel.
Masnap egy kepeslapot kapott Valy
AIT, amt Hatvanbol kiild0tt neki Hajdu.
"Udv0zlet a kis jukker lanynak -"
. ICSC Go CAAAlC lava. LIZ CSy NAo OAOAiASo
hozott, Valy szivesen gondolt a csinos
fiura
kovetkezo napok mind nagyon ha-
sonlitottak egymashoz. Valy evett, ivott,
setalt kertben, hevereszre regenyeket OIL
vasott, neha egy-egy rovid levelet irt az
anyjanak. Apja, - ha tiszta volt feje,
kedveskedve szolt hozza, kivansagait tuda-
kolta, penzt adott neki.
= Vegyel rata csipket, fatyolt, amt
akarsz, egyetlen kedves lanyom
De nagyon ritkan volt jozan mikor
ivott, el kellett el6le bujnia. Olyankor
csunya nevekkel szidalmazta ct u.s. mint
cseledeit.
Vasarnaponkent bement Valy Lujza
nenivel templomba, ahitat azonban mem
igen szallta meg lelket Imak0nyve mo-
gill lopva ferfiakat figyelte, nincs-e koz-
tuk az a sep dalia, aki maid ezustszersza-
mos paripakon r0piti ct ell Koroknay ku-
riabol? De csak Greg parasztokat latott, az
egesz templomban csak misezo pleba-
nos volt sep es fatal.
Huszar Boske is irt. Nagyon boldognak
erezte magat otthon nagy lannya elolep-
tetve.
"Kepzeld, olyan urak, akiket en- bacSi-
max szolitottam ait mondjak most nekem
"kezit csokolom' Mama szivesen lat, ait
iizeni, jojj akarmikor, mihelyst unod ma
gadat. Ismerosiink, Hajdu szolgabiro en-
litette, hogy egyitt utaztatok es hogy ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-31

XII a hajnal kapujan. Szelcsend volt, gy0-
nyorii 6szi lido. varoska hepehupas kove-
zeten igen razott a seeker, de szol6 ho-
mokos utjan, ahol nehezen huztak lovak,
ugy g0rdiilt, mintha barsonyt teritettek
volna ala. A gyiimolcsfak tarkara hervadt
lombjai k0ztl mar hianyzott gyiim0lcs
Diofalevelek eros illatat hordozta minden-
fele a szell6.
Huszareknak igen szep, regi borhazuk
volt az oreg szoloben, negy hatalmas diofa
arnyekaban, el6tte tarka 6szir6zsakkal SEE
gelyezett negyszogletii darab pazsit. $40
l0 vegeben hosszu lugas.
A szed0k mar javaban dolgoztak ge-
rezdekkel dusan pompaz6 t6kek k0z0tt.
Huszarne ket lanyt szekerhez intett,
akik segitettek lepakolni, aztan borhaz
hosszu t0lgyfa asztalan kenyeret es sza-
lonnat szeletelt: szed6k frustokjet. B0ske
falait nezegette, inert azok ugy tele vol
tax irva, mint egy konyv Albany vendeg
oft megfordult, mind felirta nevet fe-
her falra, nefnelyik verset, vagy trefas
sz6t is melle. Igen erdekes volt azokat
felirasokat olvasgatni
Mialatt a szed6k falatoztak, Huszarne
es Boske az asztal fels6 vegere kavehoz te-
ritettek, also vegere Huszar kitette szal-
maba font hatalmas szilv6riumos uveget.
Lesz annak kelete, mihelyst ferfi vende-
gek megerkeznek.
Reggeli utan ket baratn6 oft sz0kde
cselt barazdak k0zott. Boske kes6i vad-
viragokat talalt teletizdelte veliik Valy
fekete hajat. Valy piros es sarga kortefa-
leveleket tuzdelt 0ssze azokkal koszorl1z-
ia meg B0sket.
Tiz Ora fele kezdtek szalingozni a fer
fivendegek. Els6nek Huszar Imre jott,
Boska unokabatyja, aki a nyaron erettsegi-
zett. Stoke, rozsasarcu flu. Cirok, fes6
es Pancel hegediimiivesz, ket sugar, ma
gyon csinos flu, egyutt erkeztek Alig hogy
Valynak bemutatkoztak, kozrefogtak Bos-
ket es mem tagitottak tobbe mell6le, meg
szilvorium kedveert Sc.
Maid harom idosebb ur jott feleseges-
till, utoljara Hajdu egy delceg seged-
lelkesz.
Valy ugy tett, mintha nagy beszedbe
merult volna Huszar Imrevel mem is
merne ra Hajdura, de a segedszolgabiro
siett magat eszebe juttatni.
= Kezeit csokolom ez aztan KEEL
lemes meglepetes, hogy decentralization
kedves kis utitarsnomet
- Ki az? - tetette magat Valy GO
g0s arcot vagott.
(FOlytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-31

senyt igyanak vele, s0t olyankor kerteszt
is beparancsolta, hiaba szabadkozott az
Elazott allapotban demokrata volt xii
l0nben nagyon is g6gos ur.
hoz utazott akik E.. varosban laktak
hoz utazott, akik E.. varosban laktao
annak hataraban volt csinos sz6l6jiik
lanyka boldogan csokolozott ossze. Mar az
uton annyit csacsogtak es nevettek, hogy
az oldaluk is nyilallott belle.
B0ske szilei igen szivesen fogadtak
Valyt jokedelyJ, kedves emberek voltak.
Huszar mindjart trefan kezdte a beszel-
getest
Megjarod B0ske - ingerkedett lanya-
VAL = Ez valy oily szep, hogy valameny-
nyi fiut elhoditja toled
- De mem hagyom am! - kacagott
B0ske. - Megosztozunk az udvarlokon.
r. Hogy osztoztok :. ketfele vagod
6ket?
Mem :. Mindet Valynak adom
=. magamnak csak egyet tartok meg.
- All, ICY vagyunk? Hogy kakas
csipje meg ait piktort - es csipte meg
B0ske pirulo arcat.
ket lany egy szobaban aludt es
BOSke, mlkOr mar lefekudtek, a SOtetben
bizalmasan elmondta, hogy fest0, akre
az apja celzott, komolyan udvarol neki,
szilei beleegyezesevel.
- Hozzamegy?
= Mem tudom
- Mem tetSzik?
- o is tetSzik, meg hegediimiivesz
is tetszik, meg mem tudom, melyiket va
lasszam.
Te... ha engem megkerne az
Hajdu, en- hozzamennek, - talalta XII hir-
telen Valy.
- Hogy lehet az? = csodalkozott Bos-
ke. Hiszen mindossze egyszer lattad.
- Azert hozzamennek Csinos flu es
en- szeretnek otthonrol mielobb szabadulni
- Hat mama meghivta ct is szii-
retire. De azert ne mutasd XII neki hogy
-konnyen megkaphat -. legyel kisse ra-
tarti - okositotta Boske. = Kulohben te
is tetszel neki . mondta. .
- Nit mondott hogy mondta?
: AIT mondta: maga Valy baratno-
je egy igen sep lanyka ha a papaja
birtoka is olyan szep, kivanatos partie.
Sokaig fecsegtek majdnem ataludtak
az indulas idejet. Kapkodva otoztek HUI
szarne siirgetese es Huszar trefas porolese
kozben kapaszkodtak fel a szekerre, me-
lyen juh-hust es mindenfele elelmiszert S
fozoedenyt vittek Az egbolt fele rozsaszin-
ben sugarzott, de nap meg mem lepett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-31
Ill

VISZONTLATAS ES - CSALODAS
A szol0szemeket mindennap figyelte
Valy, mint kerekednek duzzadnak, szine-
sednek inert szerette volna eresiiket Siet-
tetni, hogy mielobb elerkezzen a sziret.
Mar nagyon vagyott el kuriabol, ahova
vendeg soha Sc nyitott be, legfeljebb egy
kupec vagy marhakereskedo, akiket Ko-
roknay aztan ARA kenyszeritett, hogy YER
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-31

Ha az ellenfelnek van, akkor
penz Sc kell a haboruhoz.
Aki er6sen szorongatja a no.
mokot a markaban, annak We
gill tires marad a tenyere.
Csak a mozi kepekben all
nyugodtan q hos, amikor a fe-
lesege vagy a kedvese kepen
t0rli. Az eletben egeszen mas
kent viselkedik.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31
Putnam-Binloki Nuptlals
SoIemnized In Maybee

oakvills, Mich, July 31-Miss
Dorothy Binicki. Detroit. the eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Binicki, near Oakville, became the
bride of Bernard Putnam, Ecorse,
Saturday morning. July rs, at 8
o'clock at ST. Joseph Church, May
bee. Rev. FIR. Albert George Of
hciated at the ceremony.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore a white
organza gown fashioned with a
sweetheart neckline and a finger
tip veil with a sweetheart crown
and she carried white roses. She
was attended by her sister, Mary
Ann Binicki. Detroit, who was
gowned in yellow marquisette with
a yellow headdress and she carried
yellow roses. Leonard Tank,
Eeorse, was hest man. Both bride
groom and best man wore white
coats with dark trousers.
A wedding breakfast was given
at the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Binicki,
Torrey Rd. Those who attended
were relatives of the bride and
groom.
A reception was held in the
evening for relatives and friends.
The couple will reside in Wyan-
dotte,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31
coTToN's NEW STATUS

Some. important uses for cotton
which have been little noted are
now being assembled by defense
researchers
Il is recalled that Andrew Jack.
son used bales OF cotton to ward
of British attack in 1s12-that bal
Lstic experts have long used cotton
waste 10 stop bullets in tests and
tnat the British are now using cotton
mattresses for protection against
shell fragments in the street.
In all 1t now appears that cotton
IL about 10 move into a new niche
in the commodity market which
will take it out Of the problem"
class. Since more wholesale solu.
ton Of It's plight seemed already in
sight before the war started It may
well be regretted that It should find
so CORY q mission
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31
Defense Bond Quiz

Q What is the procedure OF re.
deeming Defense Savings Bond.
Il ! need the money before the
Bond natures?
A. You may secure payment by
signing the request for payment
in the presence Of an authorized
officer, who must add bic certinca.
ton; you then forward the Bond in
accordance with the instructions
printed on H. On all L. s. Saving
Bonds appears table Of redemp-
tion values, showing the amount
you are entitled 10 receive on de.
mand At any time.
O. VIII be able 10 get my money
quickly?
a. Normally. a Treasures check
IS mailed TO registered owner short.
ly after receipt of Bond with Re
quest for Payment" properly exc.
cuted. either by the Treasury or a
Federal Reserve Bank. Bonds can.
not be cashed at post offices.
Note: To buy Defense Bonds and
Stamps, go TO the nearest post OF
flee or bank. or write to the Treas
urer OF the United States. Washing
ton, D. C.. for an order form.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31

Sharing the headlines with Gov
ernor Talmadge Of Georgia is
Mayor Hague OF Jersey City.
Governor Charles Edison, Of New
Jersey, whom he helped elect, has
failed 10 carry the ball as have
Hague's two proteges who preced-
ed Mr.. Edison in Office The Mayor
Is displeased.
The source OF this disanection is
q sum OF moneys due the state in
back taxes and interest and penal
ties from railroads. After consid-
ering the results OF a research
made at Princeton University, the
governor sponsored a bill recon-
mending collection OF the taxes but
emitting the interest and penalties.
Mayor Hague opened virulent.
statewide. advertising campaign
against the compromise. Large
railroad terminals are situated in
Jersey City and any loss OF rev
enue from railroad taxes might
force an increase in the municipal
itys already high tax rate.
Governor Edison insisted that the
proposed compromise was an equit-
able adjustment OF an economic
problem involving taxation and the
ability to pay Mayor Hague saw
II as deal whereby the railroads
benefited at the expense OF Jer-
sey City and the state.
Governor Edison won the battle
In an all-night, showdown session
of the Legislature, and New Jersey
awoke TO discover that Mayor
Hague had been beaten on an I'm
portant issue by a man who had
been elected TO Office by virtue Of
the enormous majority Of votes
many of them fraudulent, according
to perennial charges against the
Hague machine-rolled up in his
behalf in the Hague stronghold,
Hudson County.
Before. the day was ont. and in
the succeeding days. Mayor Hague
issued furious statements accusing
the Governor Of obtaining votes for
the compromise bills by coercing
legislators who sought judicial ap-
pointments. and Of bending the
knee to- the railroad lobby" be-
cause the railroad companies were
large business customers Of Mr..
Edison.
The Governor replied denying the
charges and disclosing that he first
had incurred the Mayors enmity
by making . judicial appointment
that aroused the latter's disapprov-
al. He declared that the sooner
Hague loses his power to act with
such viciousness the better it will
be for New Jersey"
II was exactly 80 years ago that
woodrow Wilson, six months after
he had become governor OF New
Jersey, cut loose from two Demo
cratic bosses OF his day-James
Smith, Jr.. and James R. Nugent-
with dramatic decisiveness, there
by attracting the attention OF the
entire nation. This historical par
allel between the Edison and VIII
son administrations is without sig
nihcance in itself, but 1t is signif.
cant that II has been drawn and
frequently remarked upon 10 New.
Jersey during the last few days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31
Pick of the Air Today

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31

Tonight
TALKS TONIGHT Ernest O..
Hauser. What Do the Japanese
Want NBC-Red $50; Clark NJ,
Eichelberger, chairman. Commit.
tee to Defend America, Victory
In the Atlantic Week, MBS
1000; Rep. Stephen Day (R-nl.),
Union Now Proposals. MBS
1918; Vice President Wallace,
dedication OF New Ordnance
Plant at Burlington, la, NBC.
Blue 1890 and MBS 10:45.
Music Hail.. popular variety pro.
gram OF the British Broadcasttng
Corp, will return TO the Ameri-
can air via MBS Tuesday. Aug.
II, and will be heard on Tues.
days thereafter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31
News From Oakville

mary mclaughlin visited Rose
mary's grandfather. Frank Hebsrt.
at University Hospital. Ann Arbor.
Mr.. Hebert underwent a throat op-
Grafton last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn straub and
children. Maybee. were Sunday eve
ming guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Haeszls.
Edward Simpson. John Simpson
and their sister, Mrs. Mary Moore.
Ypsilanu, were guests Friday eve
ming at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mason.
Mrs. Stanley Binicki was a Mon.
roe visitor Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Olive Lamon and son Donald
and Mrs. Anna Herkimer, near Carl.
ton, were guests Saturday after.
noon at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linfsrd Barnsdale
and daughters, Joan and Patty.
and son Freddie. Wyandotte, were
supper guests Tuesday evening at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Barnsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grams and
daughter Merlee, Grape, and Mrs.
Addie Grams were visitors Sunday
at the homes OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII.
liam Mason and Mr.. and Mrs.
LEVEL Grams. Addie Grams stay
ed for a longer visit with her son
LEVEL and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holzinser
spent Tuesday evening in Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John lie Vasseur
and family, Detroit, were guests
sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur lie Vasseur.
Mr.; and Mrs. George Hedrick
and daughter Marie. Wayne, were
guests Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Barnsdale.
Marie Schneider, OF near Milan.
Is doing housework for Mrs. Ethsl'
Burget.
Robert White and Ruth DurreIl
who have spent the past two weeks
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mat.
tnew Schwartz, left Tuesday for
Grand Rapids to join their show
Tor four weeks run at Grand Ran
Ids. They will 20 from there IN
New Mexico.
Isadore Eby, Detroit, spent Sun.
day and Monday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holzinger. Sun.
day dinner guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hurley and family.
Monroe. Sunday evening guest,
were Mrs. Seraphine Thoma and
daughter Virginia and Mrs. Ricky
Kull and family, Monroe.
Mrs.. Charles Barnsdale and sons,
Robert and Norman, spent Wed.
nesday afternoon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Proctor. TIE.
cumseh. and James returned home
with them after spending several
days with his grandparents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31

The docs objection to a present
peace Is equally obvious. His ideal
is peace, but democratic peace,
and his argument is that the quick
est way to arrive at it Is through
Hitler's determination. which will
be postponed, at best, II the
Fuehrer's given rest period.
Mussolini's in a meaner fix than
Hitler. Peace now won't fnd him
victor, but loser. Yet he'll be
worse licked If the rumpus goes
on, for he already is being eaten
alive by Adolf and the longer the
thing lasts, the more Of him the
Fuehrer will devour.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31

LONDON ms The allegedly
excessive salary OF 1887 pounds
sterling approximately S7,74s) a
year being paid 10 1862 American
pilots now serving with the Bri-
fish Air Transport Auxiliary Ser
vice was sharply criticized by
several members in the House Of
Commons Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31
One-Minute Test

1. What group OF United States
citizens never surrendered to the
government, and live under their
own laws7
2. Who was the founder Of the
British empire Of India?
3. What Is the only bird that
drinks by suction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31
TO WIDEN WOODWARD

Detroit, July 3l-Woodward's last
bottlenack two-block stretch be-
tween Baltimore and Grand Blvd
will be eliminated under a plan APP
proved Tuesday by the common
council The work OF removing
buildings on the west side OF De-
troit's main street will be started
within a week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31
BLIND AIR WARDEN EFFICIENT

TUNLEY, Eng.-UP Blind
Charley Biggs, 81. is the best ARP.
warden in the village OF Tunley.
near Bath, because, as he puts 1t,
he has had % years experience OF
the black-out. He lost his sight
in an accident at the age Of IA.
But he can find his way anywhere
without cropping.