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PRICK. IUMBER-wrecking 440-42-44
lin st. s.w; 100000 brick. lumber ars neSt-
tssh uipe Ali materials from 200 bldss.'
5s N St sw.. and SO .bldgs. Frederick Mo:' 40
moved to our yard Hundreds OF par s sai4Sii All 81
81 FRANKLIN nS03
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OPEN EVENINGS

BEDROOM dining room, secretary, NaniLE'
Kitchen cabinet chifforobe, porch gnder,
chests, desks studio couch. rugs. WE 10
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LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. attractiveiy fur
] nished. mex next bath; = girls or employed
couple. $50 sea, CHI. 1857.
ARLINGTON vA-Comfortably furnished
room. suitable for 1 or 2. Call Jackson
1653-J.
ARLINGToN-Nicely furnished front room,
IN private home with two adults: c.h:w.,
10c zone; garage Cali oxford 1872. -
RIvERDALE. MD, 5O02 Riverdale rd.--2
large. bright rooms, furn., next bath; ress.;
near cars and bus. s.
B6Sf 1se fooy Fsa nssFOK low vs
bus service. Temple 1911.
BERWYN, MD.-Double. room. on lst A.;
new furniture: private home; suitable for
2: board optional. Berwyn 19-W-X.
FALLS CHURCH, VA. 100 Great Falls st.
tresses: pvt. home y blk. from bus line
Southern cooking; Govt. workers pref. Falls
Church 1872.
44l5 18th ST. n: Arl. va:Il rs $; floor floor
aIebe tHFR rHS%: fsss. pvt nome near 0us nneS,
LEE BOULEVARD. Arlington Forest, Va
On On b bus iine @ CT cH. $500. ssas. O -
ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME; next bath, for
gentleman. Phone Chestnut 3512.
ARL,; Va; $685. No .,s1 18th ps.a st. cbdo, Dl off
fasl aast optionsI ptRni Eo0c cH S5o6 -0l Dlt-A
NEARBY VA.-Lee. corner nm, adJ. hath;
pvt home; young couple; 10c bus. 3l0S
Russell rd TIE. 4251. Gentleman pref.
ARLINGTON 14OS n. Nash st.-Furn.
room, next bath: private home; gentleman;
near Memorial Bridge. CHI. 5oO9.
LARGE ROOM double bed. southern ex
phone; $3.50 single, S24 double. CH.
5607. =
NEARBY VA-Newly furnished room with
board; new private home; inner-sprlng
mattress, unlimited phone; 10-cent bus;
home privileges. Temple 2761.
ARLINGTON. Va. 1907 North TAYLOR ST.
Newly furnished room, adjoining bath.
S25 for 9 oxford 2029-W.
BETHESDA. MD.--Comfortably furnished
corner bedroom, adj bath, in private home
S25 mo-. married couple. WI. S189.
1929 NO. BURLINGTON ST. Arl.-Double
room: gentlemen preferred; conV" 3 bus
lines. CH. 5265.
400 BALTIMORE AVE. (between. and
u stsJ. Hillside Md.--Furnished ROOM
next bath, S25 single, $50 double. Hill
side 02S5 before pm
30s LIE BLOND AVE. Cheverly. Md.---Larse
room, private bath, Venetian blinds, fire.
place: married couple OF z men.
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
NEAR FORT MYER: young man desires
room preferably, but not necessarily. with
| Jewish people. Randolph 0S05.
| rYNFYTRNTaHFD ROOM with board, By
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1880 OGDEN ST. N.W-Master bedroom.
private bath, twin beds, $40; uniim. phone.
AID 1901
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"a BLK. SENATE OFF BLDG.-Newly furn.
dble. rn1., twin beds, eley., phone, $40 mo-
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MT PLEASANT. 1643 Hobart st. NV
Large single rm. for gentle gentleman, nr.
hath and shower. conv bus and car.
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ROOMS FURN. 8 UNEURh.
LATEST COTTAGE HOME

LATEST COTTAGE HOME.
The answer to your need for a small.
neatly built guest house, beach cottage or
mountain cabin, Sx12-ft. standard; slight
additional charges for larger model. Can
be assembled in l hour, easy to move.
Beautiful design and nicely finished in
terror assembled for only S2Sa; 20
TRAILER CO.. INC. 403Q Wisconsin ave.
Washington. D. c. Wo. 3232. Open
evenings.
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PLYMOUTH APIS, Apt 30. 1888 1lth ST..
nw-Attractively furn. front rm., shower.
|
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n,w.-Dble. rm., pvt. porch. 81 wk.; single,
S5 wk; share rm with another young lady,
"a 02-Q
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ROOMS WANTED.

FOR PIANO STUDIO. large room or con-
Meeting rooms, bath, unfurn.: kItchenette
desirable: NV. section. GE. 4Ol0.
NAVAL RESERVE OFFICER desires to
share large double room: clean, convenient
reasonable Phone Dupont 949b.
9 GIRLS, Govt. empl. desire furn. double
room, private bath: NV; $40 mo. state
address, telephone. Box 2s1-s. star
FURNISHED ROOM. by employed young
lady, vicinity 2nd and Hamilton SITS. W.
Call ia. 1885.
SETTLED LADY Of refinement desires large
unfurnished room for light housekeeplng.
Box 63-T Star %
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

SIS PLEASANT ST. MARYLAND PARK
Md or rooms, furnished for Ink,
large porch. garage; adults. Hillside 020a-J.
-UNFURN., . LARGE RMS.
and kit, semi-private bath, electricity. gas,
heat, unlim phone; reas. CHI. 1910.
2 RMS, K AND b, COMPLETELY RE-
dec. furn., S42 so; unfurn.. S45. 502
Duke St, Alex, Va. Temple 324O.
2O2O N TAYLOR, ARLINGTON OR
. rms, use of kitchen: y block bus: furn
or unfurn.: meals optional.
3 LARGE ROOMS FURNISHED, FOR
couple without children reasonable. Hill
side 0541W. -
ARLINGTON-FURN. ROOMS AND
bath Frigidaire. range. cabinets ch.w..
oil heat: S45; adults. Oxford 2406-R.
NICELY FURNISHED LIVING ROOM,
bedrm., kit. bath back porch. 80 John
son ave. Hyattsville. Md
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ROOMS UNFURkIsHEp.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

LARGE ROOM. cross ventilation. private
home with privileges and unlim. phone:
board OPTIONAL Call HO ql5S
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BEDROOM FURNITURE--IM.ErT van sbnrS3,,s Esgs'
1nst follow the crowds nightly TO the
largest furniture displays in or AROUND AROUND
Washington Whohlsale hsaev prlfissS ITaisc oPEN Pf5s
EVENING The Furniture Mart, 30Oo
Wilson blvd. Ar., Va.
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FURNACE, Arco Red jacket, complete with
trlckwheat blower and controls: new con-
SStioy,t Sa5 ralI CH 343l,
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NEAR FORT MYER: young man desires
room, preferably. but not necessarily. With
Jewish people. Randolph 0S05. a.
UNFURNISHED ROOM, with board. By
woman teacher. oxford 2379-J.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BEDROOM SUITE, solid maple (Sse
VslTeS. S35 "a only at price,; walnut,
S37 so 1855 value I only; complete olseais heiIy
Compare our prices. Buy where you save
most money Arlington,s larsest furniture
displays OPEN EVENINGS; See the -rfI, resi-;
then see the best. THE FURNII UKE
MARTs, 5000 Wilson Blvd. and 315 NO.
Glehe rd Arlington, Va. y
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171o M ST NV, Apt. 3-Newly furnished
front room. twin beds, S17 EACH avallapie
MoDday Sent
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ARLINGTON, VA.-Master bedrm.,- pvt
bath, twin beds: bus at door. Phone Cnest'
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GIL EVARTS ST. NE-Sgle. rm., in-sp.
mat. next bath: conv. bus. cars pvt.
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FURNISHINGS of Groom apt, maple
good condition. so New YORK ave. NV
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S3o5; lined oak bedroom suite. $50. 80;
iieh4 chairs. piay pens Arlington's largest
furniture display; out Of The soMs hish-TThhs Tht
district. WE DEFY COMPARISSS1N5S.N .NorIS Ine
Furniture Marts (2 locations), 3l5 North
CIebe I'd and 1000 Wilson blvd. airing
ton. Va Buy where you save most money
0pEN EVENINGS "
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DOWNTOWN ROOMING HOUSE,
BEST BUYS IN D. c.

ALL PROFITABLE ESTABLISHMENTSa
ETY. stores, restaurants. drugstores' service
stations, beauty parors. roornsng houses.
METROPOLITAN BROKERS, sos Invest
ment Bldg. DI. 1873
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1923 r ST. N.E-Large front rm. in pri.
vste home, suitable for or 3 girls Call
III ln4
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FURNITURE, 9 rooms: private home; NO
dealers Party leaving town. Atlantlc
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FURNITURE, dresser, bed, inner-sprins
mattress: good condition. 1917 Hamlltoh
st n W after Saturday or Sunday.
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3s FRANKLIN ST NE-Larse front
for > gentlemen or couple DU. 1855.
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CONN. AVE, near Porter-Large, front;
no other guests; gentleman. $50. Call
evenings OrdWay OSSi y
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

3Os LIE BLOND AVE, Cheverly. Md.--Larse
room, private bath, Venetian blinds, nre-
ulace. married couple or 2 men.
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800 14th Ell large room twin beds.
3 windows. southern. eastern exp: l sim
sic cor rm.: windows, c.h.w.; for men.
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q g sACss w MNro NlN' RE. e43O.
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FURNITURE-Modern apartment furniture
for quick sale, owner leaving town. Gan
u
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1899 3rd ST. N.W.-Desirable large room
in pvt. home, for businesslady: express
h,e pa RQR0 Geptilp Only
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SUBJ ET-I,EAVING CITY

oUbIE l-LEAV 1NI u 7.
Completely furnished. including linens
and dishes: double apartment: new furni-
ture: southeast corner; walking distance.
1890 R st. NV. Inquire Apt. $40 or mans
seement DU 65O0 70
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1917 WEBSTER ST.-Master bedroom and
bath in private home: sentleman; conven-
lent transportation. RA. 6522.
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171o M ST. NV, Apt. 3-Newly Furnished ed
front room: twin BEDS S17 each; available
1892 3rd ST NW.-Desirable large room
in pvt. home. for businesslady: express
bus. RIA $3.50. Gentle only.
DOWNTOWN 18th mr.. M-Govt. empi.,
apt; conf. rm.: newly dec; adj. tiled bath;
fine view: reas. DI. 1909 evenings
HIILcREsT, on westover dr1Front rm;,
refined refined section. AT. 275s-w.
2942 NEWARK ST. NV, "a block Conn.
Unlim. PHI Gentleman. $50. EN-. 4204.
1888 MINTWOoD PL. N.W-Large front
room, twin beds, inner-spring mattresses.
$3.50 each. Conv. transp. MI. oOz1.
oyERLooKING ROCK G cREEH r aSdas pK1 cSpy, on 2
18th st. bus. Married couple. RA. s4l3.
1908 MONROE ST. N.W.-Sinsle or double.
next to bath. clean. oil heat: reasonable.
Columbia 1851. .
1915 EUCLID ST. NW.-Large outside
room in apt, newly furn.. next natn; uni.
phone: suit. l or 2 ladies.
Raasssssnna and sdaSis ihons
Georgia 5S44. -
1898 RESERVOIR RD N.w-single, room
with private bath in new home. Gentleman
preferred. EN-. 1926. --
KENsNGToN, MD.-Larse room. semi
WI 1915 ewes, SUNDAY and Monday.
3717 w ST. N.W.-Double, twin beds. $25;
also single. $40: nicely furn, No other
roomers. Gentlemen. EN-. 41le.
DOWNTOWN-studio room, use Of kitchen,
phone; Must see to appreciate. $40 montn'
1881 L st. nv. Apt.
1910 EASTERN AVE bsfn isss. sa55
81. fash 4so5. ss.''' 900 0'''''' ''''> '''
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1880 BLAINE ST. NE, River Ter.--Lovef
room in modern home. conv. transp.: rea
sonable Lincoln 1894
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Tor gentleman. WOOdIey 144b.
COLORED-l247 Kearny st. n.e.-Front
room, twin beds, home priv: "a block from
bus. Couple or two young men. Very reaS
See Jones' LIST floor "a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12

Machine carving on furniture Is
no. as Clearly or as sharply cut as
hand carving. but II gone over by
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
MartineIli, Pima Will
Give Concert November 10

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. y -
Giovanni Martinelli, and Ezio Pin
"a, both born in Italy. but long
since naturalized American citi-
zens. will unite their artistic re-
sources in a joint program of
songs, arias, and duets. in a Choral
Union concert, November IS, in
Hill Auditorium.
Mr. Martinelli holds a unique rec
ord in the world OF music. H
came % this country more than
quarter OF century ago, and
curing all the intervening years
has been a stellar luminary at the
Metropolitan opera Association.
By common consent, he is general.
ly looked upon as the successor n
Enrico Caruso. In Ann Arbor he
Is a familiar figure This engage
ment will be his fourteenth appear
ance in the Choral Union and May
Festival Series.
Mr.. Pima has made a splendid
reputation as probably the worlds
leading bass. For nearly a decade
he has been at the pinnacle of
operate renown. He will be heard
for the fourth time f. Ann Arbor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
University Coed Will
Compete on Program

Ann Arbor Mich. Nov. l2-Miss
Joan Reuter-, Crosse Pointe, will
represent the University of Mich
canon the Hour of Charm" pro
gram TO be broadcast Sunday night
at 10 o'clock. She will compete
with nine other University CO.
eds for a $1,000 personal prize and
$1,000 fellowship aud her title
will be Miss Michigan OF Song.
Miss Reuter- is the adopted
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Reuter-, Crosse Pointe, she being
orphaned at the age of three years
She is a junior in the School Of
Music.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
Tuesday Brings Reduction
in Number of Accidents

Accident totals in Ypsilanti drop,
ped Tuesday after unusually high
records had been set for the week
end and Monday.
Cars Collide
Cars driven by Margaret Larkin
Denney. 73l Mildred St. and Doris
Mae Jedele, Z S. Summit ST.. collid-
ed at W. Michigan Ave. and Hamil-
ton st. intersection Tuesday night.
On Left Side
Earl J. Rhinehart, 6l7 Washte-
nav Ave, attempting to pass a
vehicle on the left side Tuesday
night on W. Cross ST. sideswiped
IT, Driver of the other vehicle
attempting a left turn was Neal
G. Organ, LOG s. Hamilton St.
Grill Damaged
When the traffic light at W
Michigan Ave. and Adams ST. inter.
section changed Tuesday night, a
truck with a Kalamazoo County Ii
cense plate which had been stopped
for the light. backed into and dam
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
Women Organize Flying
Club, Name Officers

Ann Arbor. Mich. Nov. 12-Tem
perary officers were chosen at an
organizational meeting Monday
evening for women who desire 10
form a flying club. They include
Miss Catherine Osborne. B.rming
ham. a junior in the University,
president; Betty Collins, Ann Ar.
Dor, vice president and secretary;
and Mary Helen Davis, Ann Arbor,
treasurer.
The meeting was attended by
Sc women and 16 signed for mem.
bership in the club.
A committee will investigate the
cost OF purchasing a training plan
and engaging an instructor, and
another committee will study the
invitation Of the Michigan Flying
Club, with which ten girls may
become affiliated
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
Last Rites Today For
AIva {. Lyon, SCiO

Ann Arbor. Mich, Nov. l2-Last
rites were to be conducted this
afternoon IN the Muehlig Chapel
for Alva Z. Lyon. 90. Scio Town
ship farmer who passed away Mon
day afternoon at his home. DR..
Leonard Parr was TO officiate and
interment was TO be in Forest Hin
Cemetery
Mr. Lyon was a life long resident
OF Scio Township.
Surviving is one brother, Arthur,
also OF Scio.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
Anne Mccormick Will
Give Lecture Thursday

Ann Arbor Mich, Nov. 12-Guest
speaker Thursday night on the
OratoYical Association lecture
series will be Anne O'Hare McCor-
mick. a member of the editorial
staff. of the New York Times, and
the only woman to receive .Pulit-
ger prize for distinguished work as
a foreign correspondent. The lee
lure Will be at Sis in Hill Audi
forum.
Mrs. Mccormick has interviewed
Hitler, Stain. Dollfuss, de Valera.
Schuschnigg Blum and other world
leaders. During recent five
months trip to Europe Mrs Nc
Cormick was in Huszt, Carpatho-
Ukraine when it was under three
flags in q hours time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
Ann Arbor Ne1us
BOY IN HOSPITAL
AF TER ACCIDENT
CAR PLUNoEs THROUGH RAIL
FALLS TWELVE FEET
INTO RUNWAY

Ann Arbor, Mich. Nov. 12-Jerry
Antilles, -, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Antilles, Gel Swift St, Is
receiving treatment in st. Joseph
Hospital fer head injuries sustain
ed at about p. m Tuesday when
the car in which he was riding.
driven by Kenneth MARI 10. 1915
Wall St. skidded off curve on Z.
Huron Dr., broks through a guard
rail and fell y feet into a water
runway below the road.
The Athes boy as expected 10
be released from the hospital soon,
as his injuries were not termed
serious by att ndants. He was
brought TO the hospital by George
Stanley, 1915 huron River Rd., a
passing motorist.
The automobile was recovered
from the runway. SheTiffs Of
ncers investigated.
Cars Collide
Cars driven by Miss Gertrude
e Chamberlain. ST. y. Huron St.
Ypsilanti, and Stanley L. Abromai-
It's, %, Detroit, were damaged at
about 1850 p. m. Tuesday when
they collided in the SEQ block on
Main ST. The automobile driven
by Miss Chamberlain co.lided with
Mr.. Abromaitis' car as he started
out into traffic after having stopped
10 allow passengers TO alight.
To Face Charges
Homer A. Hines. rs. Horseshoe
Lake, was 10 be tahen 10 court to-
day on charges Of leaving the scene
OF an accident. City police arrest
ed Hines Tuesday morning and
said that he admitted coliding
with an automobile owned by Gel
mer VanNoord, 1924 Packard. while
il was parked in front of the Van
Noord residence at about $3.50 a.
n.
Police state that Hines backed
his car half a block after striking
the parked car and then drove
away. officers took Hines into
custody at about ) a N. Tuesday
for questioning
Reports Horses
James Loachridge, 1862 St Aubin
St, reported 10 ,nerif's officers
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12

Tuesday that he nearly hit a team
Of horses at about p. m as he
was driving on Barker Rd., a half
mile west OF Dead Lake Mr..
Loachridge said that the horses
were owned by owen Steffes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
Long Illness Ends For
Randall Richard EdmundS

Randall Richard Edmunds, $50
Harriet St, passed away early this
morning after a long illness
Mr.. Edmunds was born in Ken
lucky July 9. 1851.
Surviving are his wife, Allie
Jane. two step daughters, Mrs.
Lena Anderson. Ypsilenti, and Mrs.
Louise Beale. Youngstown. o., and
three brothers in Seymour, Ind.
Funeral services will be Friday
afternoon at o'clock in the Phill-
delphia Church on Monroe Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
CRUSHED TO DEATH

Lapeer. Mich. Nov. Zap -
While returning from work Tues
day. 6l-year-old Ira Taylor, father
of three children, was crushed TO
death by a Grand Trunk freight
train as he stepped out Of the path
Of an Oncoming passenger train.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
NO FIRE ALARMS

Detroit, Nov. PAP Police dis
covered Tuesday that several
square miles in Detroit's East Side
area were without fire alarm pro-
lection Monday night because 1900
feet Of copper wire was cut from
dozen poles OF the fire telegraph
system. The wire was valued at
500.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12

aged the grill Of a car behind.
Operator Of the damaged vehicle
was Percie Lake, S. Sioux City,
Neb.
Stops Suddenly
Don Fleming. RID i. Decatur,
H., drove into the rear OF We
hicle on Z. Michigan Ave. and
Ecorse Rd. Tuesday afternoon
when the driver. Lou Ella Steven.
son, Ypsi.Ann Trailer Camp, stop
ped suddenly.
Apparently Unhurt
Mrs. Sarah Milliman, 81 Oak
wood Ave. told city police Tuesday
afternoon that a boy, who gave hi.
last name as Purcell and was rid.
ing bicycle. ran into the side Of
her car as she attempted a lett
turn OFF w. Michigan Ave. TO S.
Washington St The boy apparent.
ly was not hurt, she said. as he
rode on after the collision.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12

James Loachridge, 1862 St. Aubin
St, reported 70 ,neriff's officers
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12

English ekylarks are not permit.
ted into the Uni ed States because
they are considered undesirable
birds. Their habits are similar to
those Of the starting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12

hand after the machine work, II
gives an excellent appearance at
fraction Of the cost OF hand carving.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
KILLED BY VAN

Detroit, Nov PAP Cyrus
Shirley, &c, died Tuesday OF in
juries suffered when he was struch
by a moving van.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Mrs. GunderSon
Named President
Tacoma Orthopedie Assn.
Has Annual Meeting

Nineteen years Of serving
unfortunate crippled children
were completed Thursday
morning when Tacoma Ortiz
opedic association met for
their annual business meeting
and election of officers in the
Y. W. c. A. After annual re
ports were presented new
officers were elected. Mrs.
Arthur Gunderson of Robert
Reynolds guild became presi-
dent.
Mrs. Clifford NJ Lanehorne Of
DIR. Edward Rich guild was named
first vice president. Mrs. James
Murphy. board member for a
number Of years. second vice presi-
dent. Mrs Camille J. Pessemier
No. 10 guild. and Junior League
representative. recording seere-
tary: Mrs. Harold X. Nichols, also
past board member, corresponds
ing secretary, and Mrs. n. Everett
Cutting, Of Robert Reynolds guild,
treasurer.
Directors elected 10 serve one
year are Mrs. George G.. Frank
lin. Mrs. A. n. Gunderson. Mrs. f..
c. Cornell, Mrs. A. J. Fries, Mrs.
II. X. Nichols. Mrs. Edward MI
gent, Mrs. A. Dwight Orr, Mrs. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

J. Pessemier. Mrs. d. A. Williams
and Miss Helen Heidner.
Those named for two years are
Mrs. n. r.. Cutting. Mrs. Stanley
Staatz, Sumner: Mrs NJ NJ. OE
den. Mrs. r. W. Donoghue. Mrs
Ida Peterman, Mrs. Wayne Mann
Mrs. James Murphy. Mrs L. c.
Mockel. Mrs. z. X Reynolds. Mrs.
Winfield Sypher
Three year directors include
Mrs f. F Cromwell. Mrs. George
NJ. Burnett, Mrs. James 1. Garvin.
Mrs. Rinsldo keasal, Mrs. T. 6.
Rathbone, Mrs. Otto c. Drumm,
Mrs. Clifford NJ. Langhorne, Mrs.
J. Pierce Leavitt, Puyallup: Mrs.
Fred II. Msdsen and Mrs. Samuel
Wilson. retiring president.
At the Orthopedic clinic. main
tanned In Tacoma General hospital
there have been 3is children who
received physo-therspy treat
ments. Most recent Of addition,
TO the clinic was the recent in
stallation OF lifting apparatus II
the physio-therapy department
The project was supervised by Or
William H. Goering. orthopedi'
physician, and Mr. w. A. Heath
director ~ the hospital Mainten
ance of the clinic is made possibl,
through the financial aid 81 m
numerous orthopedic guilds in IN,
CITY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

Lou Hoff, Ruth Onstad. Mary Ann
Lecque. Muriel Mckinney. Thelma
Thureson. Elfrieda Guldner. Ar
dele Carlson. Hortenze Msckie,
Phyllis Benson, Dorothy Fristoe.
Eileen Snow, Mary Haugen, Ann
Martinson, Dorothy McComb,
Amy Pyfer, Lenore Jahlstrom,
Beth Fisher. Mildred Reese, Mar
garet Myhre and Betty Marchand.
Misses Ellen Swanson. Christine
Jurgensen, Lois Ludwig, Airline
Glertson. Joan Johnson, Ruth
Bengtson, Patricia Ronning Helen
Johnson. Frances Norton. Laura
Payden. Lenora Rasmussen. Ro-
berts Robson. and Jean Jessup
Tacoma Cornish associa ton will
meet Saturday evening at 730 in
the IO.O.F. temple. Members are
requested 10 attend as there will
be an election of officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Alpha Chi NJ Pledges
Entertain Friday Evening

Friday evening is the annual
pledge dance Of the Alpha Chi M
fraternity at the College OF Puget
Sound. II Is semi-formal and is
being held in the Masonic temple
roof garden.
Mr.. Pat Howe. pledge president.
is general chairman for the dance
given by the pledges On the COM
mittee are Messrs. Walter Gould.
vice president: Phillip Bowman
and Bud Jolley. sergeant-st-srms.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Bsttin will
De guests.
An incomplete guest list includes
Misses Betty Mae Hampton. Shir-
ley Stone. Phyliss Hunt. Irene Hop
kins. Ruth Sonnemsnn, Betty Jane
Pyle. Lola Duvan. Ruth Horr.
Phyliss Foots Myrtle Peterson.
Nancy Short. Bonnie Busch, Bar
hsra Jacobsen. Jane Olson. Shir-
ley Mason. Carol Hartley and
Betty Hartley
Hosts for the evening will be
Messrs. Edward Msrkusen. Lee
Foreman. Pat Howe. Walter Gould.
Donald Black. Thomas Hill. David
Palmer. Russell Warner. Norman
Anderson. William Riddle. Charles
Arnold. o n Zeugner. EDWARD
Book. Keith Swanson. Phillip Bow
man. James Edman, Fred Beck
Melvin McCutcher. Gerold Hoft
and Vincent Hossn.