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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

AA-Si5o 90 reclaimed dining set. SIS 90
BERNEY, e3f7 MACK
A BEDROOM suite. 5-piece. walnut nnisn.
SiS.75. terms Alvin, s7l5 West Vernon.
A BEAUTIFUL 9xl2 Administer rug: sold
FOR $40. used months, sacrifice Sl7.
htcnelis. 5000 Gratiot avenue.
A BEAUTIFUt.-3.pc blond bedroom suite
square mirror modern design. S35. Easy
terms NORTHERN WAREHOUSE. 1920
LivERNols OPEN EVENINGS
a BEAUTIFUL 2-pc rich req velour living
room suite. sold for Sl19. used mos
sacrifice $50. Mitcheils 5000 GratiOt.
A BEAUTIFUL selection Of mfgs. display
samples Living room suites under $50
why pay The long price? Terms. Alyin's.
sIl5 ". Vernon. open evenings
a FINE Sleepmaker studio couch. makes
single or double bed SIS. Easy terms.
NORTHERN WAREHOUSE, 1920 LIVER
NOIs
A GORGEOUS inspr matt. iss coils. 50 IS.
WEisBROT FURN.. 1852 chene tGrandyl
A NEW exl2 rug rich green and red pat
terms 81. NORTHERN WAREHOUSE.
1920 LIvERNoIs
a new Sej00 3pc bedroom marred S35. 90
BERNEY. s34T MACK
A NEW 3.pc bedroom suite poster ped.
roomy chest ana dresser walnut or maple
finish; sac. SZ4. Mtcheus. 5000 Gratiot.
A SOLID oak set for dlnette large sxten.
sion table and 4 chairs wheat Color $40.
Easy terms NORTHERN WAREHOUSE
1910 LIVERNois. Open Evenings
5-PC. solid oak dine,te set: extension
table. red Jpn. seats: sold for $40. sac
rifice SIC MttcheIs. 1900 Grstiot
Se5 USED LIVING ROOM, $40
BERNEY-6347 MACK
ANY SIZE innerspring mattress, All brand
new $50 NORTHERN WAREHOUSE
1920 LIVERNOIS
A GORGEOUS selection Of new pattern rugs
all sizes. You'l save 300c BY dealing direct
with distributor Why pay the Ions price,
Alvins s7i5 W, Vernon. open evenings
A 2-PIEcE living room set. reclaimed. SIS
Benson, 1921 woodward. Eve, sun. Ia
American Beauty Mattresses
$40 80 value Fully guaranteed. a few
samples eft. sacrihce at SLABS.
Washington. 1895 Gratiot. open evenings
A RECLAIMED sTUDio. $1,000
BERNEY. 63i7 MACK
BAsEBURNERs beds complete s. 20
furniture, refrigerator. s571 Jos. Cam
pau 1859 West Warren.
BEAUTIFUL innerspnnE mattress, is2-coil.
Se.95. Crown. 27oo Gratiot: 4737 Mich.
Bed spring mattress new. ST. Benson
Bedroom SUITES Beautiful selection AZ
S35 a sizes buy direct from factory
selling agents ROGERS CO. 1915 East
Gr8nd Blvd a. the viadIct.
BED spring, mattress compl. Siia5 Ace
Furniture 2ab Michigan open ewes
BlGELow Alex smith. Mohawk rugs and
eaTeiiug; over ~ sizes all grades
brand nov, hia discount here. ROGERS
IIco. 2sis East Grand Bivd. 81 ihe vladuot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-22

Elmer Sexton, 1929 Ford Building. CadI.
lac 1896.
ALL land contracts bought, mtees. made.
McHugh, lil0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 03is
ANY desirable land contract purchased.
MELVIN r. LANPHAR n COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 631(
ANY land contracts bought White OF
coored. Mortgage loans. Schwartz, Al
Book Building, Cadillac 1919.
AT Low discounts. We buy land contracts
average AZ 20 FIST mortgage loans. Edw
Henkel a. Co. Hammond Bldg. CA. 1855
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hstings
IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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Board and Room

EAST LAFAYETTE-Nicely furnished two
rooms women. couple preferred Fjtz-
roy 11ul.
GRAND RLVp EAST. 1859 Near Pack.
ard excellent meals home privileges.
Plaza Itqs
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Business Opportunities

-
CONFECTIONERY--W Side business 81
modern. income $500 month sacrhce
$3.50 down. keleys 624 W. Rethune.
Mad. 2135. Statesmen wanted. We buy
HAVEN, 30 Ann Arbor, Mlchigan-
Fourteen rooms. Includes SIX modern
apartments; i've student rooms Small
down pay mtnt. Telephone Ann Arbor
2-fil4.
LUNCH ROOM Excellent business sacri-
nee. See manager MISUNDERSTANDING.
5l0s Hamilton.
RESTAURANT on half acre: good location
for grocery or beer garden. Pennington
1881.
ROOMlNG HOUSE, seven large rooms: ex.
cellent income; rented s45. Temple 1887.
2l-ROOM hotel with Class r liquor license /;
very reasonably priced Theodore Hine,
ol2 r Midland St. Bay city Mich.
COLORED 49, Rcoming house 10 rooms.
completely furnished. 325 Harper. Trim
i'y 2-19JO.
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Share Living Quarters
.NeW Houses for Sale

HOME IN Dearborn Highlands costs no
more beautiful; reasonable DE 1855
ALWAYS OPEN II NEW MODELS
1sSs5 ORLEANS, SOUTH or 7-MlLE
BOUt DER AVENUE 2l7q3
9 blocks east % GratiOt south OF 9-MIe
bcaaNfsl new homes on 80 n lots moi
'rn to ire minute graded spC sodacd
double ribbIu drive - Veronica parish
ONLY 500 20 1872 a MONTH
inr Taxes and ms SEE THESE TODAY
GRANVILLE. Is33--W OF Warren
sacrifice bedrooms. fully modern
model on 40Nl35 LOT schools and trans
FLA terms Better hurry on Thus
PENEol Near Warren New s-r0am
t.re 'i.e features basement. attic Dr.
itNl-N Nate rEnt In Price only 81 $50.
80 includes taxes. cC kOSH
REALTY 1897 LNrrrois. LAFAYETTE SASS.
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Apartment Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

COMFORTABLE foaaos 'or men s. -
reading room 2s0f siA'n
WESLEY HALL
DELAWARE i5s4-Lsrs, f-or. tv1n
bect gentlemen private home &a-l-
tl.- /. 20.
last EIDE-Slce Isrre sunny r1-u rn-
gis ofeakfsFt op'l1ra! Plaerse 5ssf
GRAND RIVER Jcy-5tta s-..r Ca-s--
d1r to-t.e, board Diploma gentlemen.
Tyl,r f-esss
GRAND RIVER .ossnan-P Private ..sr'
inrerspr.nE s-ckef, refeteorft h-r'L-
lsWn $500 s9nesy etta.-r
INDIAN VILLAGE district -es- la's
yttte-Lstse atlrd-'t'.y tl-1.Ehst rl ne
Cor ore ~ iRc private rstr gs-ate
Fitzroy $3.50
NOLAN 28l. Highland rark-F--r pr room
one 90 two men EtaI lhr}1 10 90 D.
WARD 1sszf-Attfsctee rc-~ Ess1
'p.a bees tfesKfaft c7tpra. .l.t,
WATERLOO zl2s-Csore. LsI-t
rarr flifsu.t $40. co. .tf
o1F ca aftsr
COLoFED-Trowbrldgs c1at..ists .,.'e
couple ~ fnF.e gentlemen tsHs
home IeNnseno f.sIes
C0LoRED - s57 Nso9urgt ts-s, .
EeWIy ctrfTstsd nice Ir...
near. 1sJ .dei resscgAi.s Mausa1 li.-
CoLoRED Nssty furnished us
Etr1sn ~ sesf, 'f Ie.sp r.
-'
Cel9FED LARGE vsfu r.r - asI
t1-t- 'or ffsry De Lst err
fsnss rfr'-
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rf' srar's - fn1H
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For Her

PERFUMES --Co.-rres r1 co.'s rCsu'f-
Tally boxed fu1- Grstat cherD >s6
" NANFCkE. FarF -t So Fae' Grand
rtve- Faom So1 CFs~N eots
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Houses for Sale
(West Of Woodward

HOLMUR, Mr.. FENKELL
f-rm h41s g9ac co1d VITA a-rs r.
r~s rt'ir nat trsp-Acs Fsr ~ S.
-sr cnlfln ar- school arly 50 500
ems CAL J. o. slmrsar CA UlL n
Tr I-ff
HOMER WARREN q CO.
tyFfET MAR NiCHI5tE -N
t.r.f,e LARGE ENI s-rH
1856 gar. iHtsIt.Ie H-HH
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Houses for Rent

1910 JEANETTE DIX north Of Joni
just + Of Evergreen oil heat $50 mo.
y -AcRE-N.ar Royal OAK $3.50. IS
down. See Tromoley. 25022 John r.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06
DIR. Turner Advises Students
to Make Best of Opportunity

Speaking to the Baptist and Con-
gregational Youth Fellowship Sun.
day evening in Starkweather Han.
DR.. Harvey l.. Turner advised the
students that college, is an oppor-
t'.nity for them but that It IL
up to them to make the opportunity
worthwhile.
DR.. Turner, speaking on the topic
Expanding Horizons. told the
group that those attending college
are very fortunate because they
are being given the chance to ex-
pand their own horizon through
the acquisition of knowledge. BY
leaving their homes for time they
are getting away from a point Of
view which might be purely local,
he said.
knowledge should not stop grow
ing at commencement. DR.. Turner
emphasized. but rather should keep
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06

Miss Shirley Dibbert. Ypsilanti,
president of the Westminster
League, organization for Presby-
terrain college students, told her
fellow students Sunday evening at
the church to build lives of which
they may be proud.
Miss Dibbert, whose topic was
The Life We Build. began her
talk by giving a quotation to illus.
trate her points. The quotation
was: Every thought, every word,
and every act of each day is chisel-
ing out the statue you are making
Of yourself. She said one can
make himself into any type of per-
son that he wants to be. Acknowl.
edging that heredity and environ
ment greatly influence people in
the beginning of their lives, Miss
Dibbert added that it is her belief
that after awhile 1t depends en-
tirely upon the individual himself
what kind of a person he becomes.
you should not only be interest
ed in making a living, but in also
making a life-the best kind OF life
you can she said. She gave as
the basic law of life. the Golden
Rule.
Miss Dibbert gave a list OF some
OF the desirable qualities one
should strive to acquire. The first
was kindness, which she said, is
more lacking in American people
than in Orientals and Europeans.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06

Speaking to Methodist college
students at their first regular meet
ing OF this school year Sunday eve
ming at church. Rev. Walter 3.
Heyler, director OF the Wesley
Foundation and minister of the
Methodist Church, outlined Path
ways That Lead TO the Presence OF
God. Rev. Heyler gave the fol-
lowing quotation: Religion is the
Highest Education. This highest
education is a knowledge OF God,
he said.
Rev. Heyler explained that the
following are the pathways 10
Christ: the way OF nature-trees,
flowers, and other like living
things which one sees about him
each day, humanity. or human ma
ture: the way of prayer: and Jesus
leading man into the presence of
God.
A Fellowship Hour opened the
evenings program under the lead
ership OF Miss Kathleen kissane,
Ypsilanti, and Mrs. Roberta Miller,
Npsilanti.
The committee which prepared
the supper was composed OF the
following students: Miss Frances
McCutcheon. Flint; Miss Elsie Pur-
chase, Muskegon Heights; Miss
Margaret Augustus, Ypsilanti, and
Miss Alice Mazik. Toledo, o.
John Huffman. jerome, led group
singing. Edward Bowles, Detroit,
accompanied at the piano.
Prelude for the Wesleyan Vesper
Service was played at the piano by
Miss Yvonne Bremen, Constantine.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06
Presbyterian Students Told -
to Take Pride i'm Their Lives

Unselfshness was also given be-
cause, Miss Dibbert said, all Ell.
quette is based on thoughts Of
others. Other desirable qualities
to cultivate were given as tactful-
ness, tolerance, friendliness, and
cheerfulness.
The speaker said. when we are
starting a new school year, we very
often make resolutions concerning
what we are going to accomplish
enthusiastically and socially. We
should also consider what kind of
life we are going to build"
Group singing opened the pro-
gram.
Miss Genevieve Lowry. Fort
Wayne, Ind. read the devotionals.
Scripture was read by Miss Alice
Remer, Saginaw.
Miss Dibbert welcomed old and
new students to the Westminster
League.
Students enjoyed a pleasant so
cial hour which was planned by
Miss Margaret Snow. Wyandotte,
and Miss Rose Marie Service.
Houghton.
A representative from the Fire
side Club, organization for Presby-
terian high school students. was
present at the meeting to suggest
that the Westminster League and
Fireside Club join to arrange a
Halloween party.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06

growing and developing ones hori-
IONS broader and broader.
The speaker suggested that the
student get the following from his
college career: get all he can from
college itself as well as community
life; not only take. but share what
he gets by giving to the college
time and work in whatever organi-
cations he belongs: make human
contacts. for by making friends with
worthwhile students one is broad
ening his horizon.
Above all. DR.. Turner advised.
one should not forget his spiritual
career while in college. He toid
the students to help their soul u
grow by acquiring a deeper appre-
citation OF the Master.
DR.. Turner's talk was the first
in series to be given concerning
this semester's theme, Christ in
the Student.
Group singing OF Day Is Dying
In the West" and IL Would Be
There" opened the program. Miss
Marie Turner. Ypsilanti, accom-
panied at the piano.
Rev. William II. Shaw gave Bene-
diction.
A musical trio played THE Rid
Ing Messenger. Members OF the
trio were Miss Marie Turner, Yp5i-
lanti, pianist: Miss Eleanor Stoltz.
Nns{Iaptf ,.ioifuiot. oud Mice Cha~
lotte Lewis, Ann Arbor, cellist.
After group singing OF a closing
hymn. Benediction was again given.
Games were played at the Friend.
ly Hour following.
Delicious refreshments OF cider
and dOughnuts were served.
Friday evening at 1880 p. m. in
Starkweather Hall will be a cabi-
net meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06
Neics From BegoIe

Dor. who was injured by an auto
mobile while crossing the street. 10
patient in ST. Joseph's Hospital.
Her sister. Mrs. Mortimer Critten-
den and Mrs, Duane Crlttenden Wis
tied her Tuesday and found her
much improved. A..
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kortan and
daughter and son were visitors at
Carsonville Sunday.
Mrs Clyde Breining. Willis, was
a guest OF Mrs. Clifford Reynolds
Thursday.
Miss Estella Horner. Gettysburg.
Pa. who has been a house guest OF
her sister, Mrs. r. T. Gibbs, left
for her home Wednesday. MIR.
and Mrs. Gibbs accompanied her
TO Toledo.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
lYLENA vARANoFF. young and pretty
wife OF
THEODORE VINCENT. wealthy east
erner. arrives in La MADEIRA She
sends
ROSE. housekeeper for
VERNON STONE. the Vincent family
attorney. back east to keep her in
formed about
CARLYLE, Ylena's little daughter.
who is in the custody OF Vincents
mother. Ylena meets two young men
in La MADEIRA. One
TATE CROMWELL. is arrogant. self
confident OF his way with women.
The other.
SCOTT HAMILTON. u q pleasant
young dude rancher.
YESTERDAY: Stone and Ylena are
discussing Theodore Vincent's past
at the time Ylena married him.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06
Whitaker

Whitaker. Mich. Oct s -
Mrs. j. Ross Slabaugh and Mr..
and Mrs. I. r. Bailey, Greensburg,
Ind. came Thursday to the r. c.
Lamkin home. The Baileys were
luncheon and evening guests and
Mrs. Slabaugh remained for a
longer visit.
Mrs. Cora Wilbur visited Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Wilbur. Stony Greek,
Sunday afternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06
News From The Normal Campus
Activities of General Interest Concerning
Faculty Members And Students

ed as leader OF the worship service.
The meeting was closed with the
Friendship Circle and Benedietion.
Friday evening at S O'Clock in the
church will be a Football Party.
All students may attend.
Sunday morning at $50 a. m. the
second session OF the college class
will, be at the church. This class
is holding interesting discussions
on the life OF Jesus. DR.. Harlow
Laing is the leader.
The regular supper and meeting
will be Sunday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06
PlrTsFlELp AID SOCIETY
AT MILLER RESIDENCE

Begole, Mich. Oct. 6-The Pitts
field Ladies' Aid Society held an
all day meeting Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. Jessie Miller. E.
Michigan Ave.
The meeting opened by all sing.
ing Lord OF all Being Throned
Afar" followed by devotions led
by Mrs. Zoe Bailey. The society
voted TO give $40 for the Rorison
Dress Project At the next meet
ing each member is 10 answer 10
roll call with a suggestion on how
10 make money.
\ delicious dinner was served BY
Mrs. Ella Miller. Miss Sara Parsons
and Mrs. Margaret Miller.
The November meeting will be
az the home of Mrs. Lydia Laven-
IS der. The dinner committee in
charge will be Mrs. Clara Roberts,
Mrs. Minnie Russ and Mrs. llene
McCalla.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06

an imposing doll carriage
Vernon Stone and Ylena leisure
ly got to their feet and made their
way toward the approaching pair.
When Carlyle looked up and rec
ognized the lawyer, she quickly
showed the buggy toward Mamie
and sped to meet him
uncle Vernon" she cried. He
swooped her up into the air and
into his arms. "Oh, Uncle Vernon,
I've missed you so. Where have you
been anyway"
Nowhere. I've been working
hard and haven't had time to come
to see YOU" He turned the child in
his arms to face Ylena and said /:
This is the Sonora Elguero. Car
lyle, a dear friend OF mine from
Spain. You must forgive her for
not speaking to you. She has lost
her voice temporarily. In fact, we
are on our way to the throat doc
tor now"
Sonora Elguero reached out and
took the kid-gloved hand that Car
lyle extended and nodded smiling
ly in response to a sympathetic,
I'm sorry you can't talk. I love to
talk better than anything. but
Grandmother says I must not talk
so much" She had softened her
voice as Mamie reluctantly reached
them.
Terror was evident on the nurses
plain freckled face. Even when
Stone patted her hard on the Shout
der and said. Hello, Mamie, good
old grill" she still looked wild-eyed.
Carlyle did not notice. She was
watching the brunette woman.
Suddenly she wriggled from
Stones arms and went to her doll
carriage. She pulled back the lace
edged pink satin coverlet and re-
vealed, not fine doll, but rather
SCARED one which she had pos
sessed for quite some time. She
looked up at the Sonora Elguero
and said, This one Is my best. She
sleeps with me-"
(Which one Is that?" Stone
asked.
Carlyle frowned. well, when
Grandmother Is around I call her
Hazeltine, but when we're alone
I call her Ylena."
Mamie noticed Vernon Stone ad-
justing a candid camera and said
quickly. I'VE must go. Miss Car
lyle"
mol" the child said In unexpect-
ed but determined obstinancY. II
want to stay and talk to the lady"
But she can't talk, dear"
That doesn't matter" Carlyle
said stubbornly. II can talk to her"
Stone interpreted Ylena's trou-
bled gaze. He said, you must be
good. Carlyle, and do as Mamie
says. 1t isn't like you to be dis
obedient."
The little girls eyes filled with
undesired tears. II don't want to
be good. want to stay here with
the Silent Sleepy Lady. Her eyes
are sleepy like my dolls. The eye
winkers are down all the time.
want to stay here"
The lawyer put his camera back
into the case and said to Carlyle,
But we have an appointment,
dear. Go with Mamie and well see
you tomorrow"
Carlyle fought her quaking chin
with that fury which the very
young exhibit when too proud to
cry ard said. -All right I'll CO."
Then she looked at the brunette
girl in black and said, Tomorrow"
1--WE must go now" Mamie re!
iterated proddingly.
Carlyle lifted one hand from the
doll buggy in a slow wave, then re-
placed it and pushed "Ylena" to-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06

ward home. Mamie did not look
back.
Tomorrow Ylena echoed dis
consolately, to the attorney. THAT
has been my word all this time and
now we have taught 1t to Carlyle.
Oh, it's dreadful, Vernon, to disap-
point grown person. but to disap-
point a child"
you're not going TO disappoint
her. Not yet" He stopped in the
path and looked deep into her eyes,
dark and clouded in the before din
ner dusk. "She's expecting you to-
morrow. There can be no harm in
seeing her once more. so long as
she doesn't know 1t is you. Wen
tell her then that you are called
away, but meanwhile, my dear,
take this tomorrow that presents
itself"
Directly from the park. Ylena
went to Vernon Stones apartment
to visit the convalescing Rose. She
told her In ecstatic indifference,
"Oh. Rose, it was wonderful. I was
so happy I could have died. And
I'm going to see her again tomor-
row. She's beautiful and sweet, and
she liked me. Even without know
ing me, she liked me-" Her voice
caught. she calls her fayor..e doh
Ylena- An awful looking. battered
old doll"
Rose said in /her brittle way,
"And that's the way you're going
to look If you don't get hold OF
yourself"
The blond girl, still wearing bru-
nette makeup. walked over to sit
on the housekeepers bed and i'm
pulsively kissed the gray-haired
woman's cheek, time and time
again. "I'll love you forever. Rose.
for arranging this for me-"
Squirmingly Rose thrust her
aside and rearranged her wooden
bedjacket. stop fussing over me.
Mamie is the enc who did every
thing" She rubbed her cheek.
"Smearing me with that gooey In
dian paint"
mo, Rose, you're the one to
thank. You made Mamie do it and
she's scared to death. I'm so CRATE
full to you"
For that matter. I'm grateful
to you also, for getting me out of
hook. I didn't exactly relish that
little East Side penthouse"
you'll be with me some day,
Rose"
"Out there In that wild country
to say nothing OF the taxi-driver
and real estate salesman you've got
your life cluttered with. Not me"
"Oh, yes you will"
Naturally to Ylena the interven-
ing hours between the first and sec
ond meetings with her child seemed
interminable. She started early for
the afternoon appointment Even
SO, Carlyle was there ahead Of her.
Entirely happy and unsuspicious,
she was a strong contrast to
Mamie, who stood in stiff alertness,
unable to control nervous glances
over her shoulders.
They made a strange group there
in that secluded section of the
park. Two pairs. The frightened
nursemaid and sympathetic law
yer. The joyful-faced girl and chat
tering child. She had brought the
bruised looking doll again and a
large part of its wardrobe. which
she was displaying to her new-found
friend. A conceited Scotty pup ran
in frenzied barking circles about
them. subsiding occasionally to
lean against Carlyle and watch her
with an intent, serious expression.
Ylena saw the old Mrs. Vincent
before the others did.
Ito Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06
TuttIe Hill Ne,Us

home to their home on Towner St,
Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Colts were
guests Monday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Frye, Ypsi-
lanti.
Mrs. Walter Pierce, Ypsilanti,
spent Wednesday evening with
Mrs. Charles Campbell and family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-06
FIREMAN SUccUMBs

Detroit, Oct. 6--INS-Funeral ar
rangements were made Friday
for Captain Patrick ]. Hughes, of
the Detroit fire department, who
died suddenly from a heart attack
Thursday night.