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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-15

Gel uSu Will american GdLl)n3l de-
Tense that a Hitler triumph would
spell slavery for the non-Nazi
world, some people are inclined to
regard the statement as a propo-
9andist exaggeration. Wild as i.
sounds, it is a simple actual; y.
The t1talitarian project is the
establishment of system under
witch the supremacy of one set of
Germans will be established. They
are Il constitute universal arts
tocracy arrogating to themselves
all the power, all the wealth and
all the opportunities of a superior
race. This is not, according to the
Hitler program, to embrace all the
German people. The German far
mer, for example, must stick to the
farm. He may not sell it or mort
gage it except with express con-
sent Of the Government. 1t de-
sends to his eldest son, who must
marry farm girl. Gradually the
system is being extended to indus
trial workers, mechanics, etc. The
younger sons are to be taken into
the army and subsequently be sup
piled with farms of their own in
the conquered countries.
Higher education is being re-
stricted to a small class of the rul-
ing Germans. AS Douglas Miller
who was our Commercial Attached
in Berlin during the whole of the
Nazi regime, put it, this restriction
will soOn How exact scientific
and technical knowledge to die out
among the slave peoples. After
generation they will be unable to
use the tools of modern science as
their own" Mr.. Miller mentions
also another group Of leaders, who
will constitute what amounts to a
superfine gangster mob in the gov
eminent service 9fThey must be
fanatically loyal to Hitler and the
Nazi movement and imbued with
the idea of the master race and
their chosen privilege as leaders.
This group will not be burdened
by conscientious doubts and inner
troublings of the spirit"
"FrendIy Cooperation"
Mr.. Miller's book, "You Can't Do
Business With Hitler" consists very
largely of an analysis of the com
mercial situation as it would have
to be, provided that the Fuehrer is
successful in his various cam
paigns. But incidentally he fur
nishes us with some marvellous
sidelights on the Nazl habits of
thought. For example, he tells of
DR.. Goebbels' approach to an Amer
lean official in Berlin complaining
that American broadcasters and
the press were insulting the Fueh
rer. His proposal to our Embassy
was that we select some Nazi jour
nalist or broadcasters whom we
disliked. DR.. Goebbels promised
that he would arrest the designated
offender within twenty-four hours
and permit us to dictate the form
and extent of the punishment he
should receive. Now said the
Nazi Minister of Propaganda, "why
can't we have the same sort of
friendly cooperation on the part of
the American government"
An indication of the trading sit
uation in which we would find our
selves is furnished by the prece-
dent in Sweden. There, Swedish
firm was told it could not con-
tinue it's extensive sales to Ger
many unless it discharged from
it's employ - in Sweden - all per-
sons whom the NaZis considered
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-15
BARRING OF WOMEN
IS DISCRIMINATION


Civil Pilot Training program is
called ''intolerable discrimination"
by Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, pres;-
dent of the General Federation of
WOmens Clubs.
g! shall recommend that the 49,
600 clubs that make up the Fedora
ton take up this issue and see it
through to a finish. | feel conf
dent that our 100000 members
will feel as do - that this dis
elimination against women in avia-
ton is not to be tolerated." said
Mrs. Whitehurst.
Pointing out that the full weight
of the Federation cannot be brought
into action until fall. when club
meetings are resumed, Mrs. White
hurst said that Mrs. H. J. Heinz of
Pittsburgh, chairman of the Com
mittee on Aviation in the Fedora
TONS new department of National
Defense, will take the necessary
preliminary steps with the clubs "a
the various states.
Commenting on the situation
that has already stirred up a storm
of Indignation from the Ninety
Mines national organization of
women filters, as well as drawing
protests from outstanding men in
aviation, Mrs. Whitehurst said: II
cannot understand the action of
the Civil AerOnautics Board in clos
ing the Civil Pilot Training pro-
grams to women ON the ground
that, due to the emergency, this
training must be entirely devoted
to the Strengthening of the nation
al defense effort and so the men
only sign is called for. Yet | have
heard men stand up and plead, We
must count On you women - you
are of vital importance to the ma
tional defense effort
"Now that just does not tie in
with this ruling by the CAA.
Women are capable of doing a big
job in aviation. Not only in peace
time, but during periods of emer-
gency and actual warfare. The
women of England have proven
this. The record on this is entire
ly clear, and the record says that
properly trained women pilots are
just as capable and just as fearless
as men. | feel confident that our
two million members will units in
very positive action as soon as the
situation is explained to them"
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-15

vantageous basis. Any products of
which we had surplus would be
just the product they would not
buy. For example, in the last few
years the Germans put maximum
price of six cents per pound on
United States cotton while at the
same time they were buying cotton
of inferior quality from Latin Amer
lea, Africa and Asia at nine to ten
cents a pound"
The Dangers of Barter
Suppose we try to trade with
Hitler" propounds the ex-Ameri-
can Commercial Attache. "The
American Government must then
commence negotiations in Berlin
for some sort of exchange of com
modities. We shall be handicap
ped at every turn because the Ger
mans can put pressure upon fac
items and commodity groups in
this country to secure larger
sha1es of the deal for their own
pdr.lcl lar advantage. We shall
not be able to interfere in the
same way in Germany, because
C1er there no one but the central
government can conduct business
negotiations with foreign power
except on pain of death"
The author points out that if, on
80 other hand, we make barter ar
Engagements governmental, that
would mean the end of free enter
prise in business in the United
States.
Two thirds of our foreign trade
is with the British Empire An
other great segment of our COM
MERGE is with Japan. If Hitler
wins, we lose all that business and
probably most of the South Ameri-
can trade as we'll. Quite apart
from the political implications,
and even if these markets were
left partially open to us, our mer-
chants and our factories could not
compete with the products of the
slave labor that Hitler would COM
mani.
Hitler's course, as far as it has
already gone, shows the reality of
this slavery. For example, to pro-
vite the new German landlords
with Polish estates, the greater
part of the Poles and Jews have
been hustled out to supply this Ia
Dor. Thousands of the conquered
Poles, as we'll as Czechs, Belgians,
Danes, Norwegians and Dutch
have been taken from their homes
and brought to Germany and put to
work in the German industrial and
transportation enterprises. They
must wOk or starve.
A Nazi Motto
All this sounds like the atrOcity
stories we heard in the last war.
1t merely happens that this time
they are perfectly true. The Nazis
have no inhibitions based on the
Beatitudes. Professor Spengler,
for example, in his book, "The De-
cline of the West" announced, "the
Democratic nations must disappear,
because they put their trust in illu
sions, more particularly the illu-
sions of truth and justice. There
is only one reality in the world
force"
And from Hitler's own news
paper, the Voelkischer Beobachter
popular Observer), Mr.. Miller
quotes: Justice and good nature
should be limited to ones own
noon1o :,
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-15
Maryland Merry
GO-ROund
Continued from Page u
complaint"

'COugi eSSman Tommy D'AleSa
drO, Baltimore super insurance
salesman, is author Of the aphorism
that next to honesty the best pol
icy is one with D'Alesandro & Nc
CullOugh. Recently Tommy made
a sale but failed to collect the com
mission.
The commission however, wasn't
on an insurance policy. 1t was on
the sale of a whole office building
for a purported price of $4,000.
The buyer was Poor, Bowen, Bart
lett and Kennedy for whom Tommy
used to work.
Reason Tommy failed to collect
a commission is that Tommy does
not realize that he was responsible
for the sale.
1t seems that the owners Of the
HambletOn Building on Calvert
street, just a stones throw from
the lofty edifice rented by Poor.
Bowen, Bartlett and Kennedy had
been looking around for a buyer.
And when d AlesandrO decided to
leave his old partnership with Am
brose Kennedy he was approached
as prospect to buy the Hambleton
building. Tommy turned the offer
down, said he wanted to be as near
City Hall as possible.
But in rejecting the proposition,
Tommy unwittingly spanked off a
rumor that made the HambletOn
building look like the hottest piece
of downtown real estate Poor,
Bartlett and Kennedy had ever
seen.
The rumor which found it's way
into the offices of the big insurance
firm was that go-getting Tommy
was right on the verge of moving
into the neighborhood by purchas-
ing the Hambleton building, him
self
A hasty huddle was called by
Poor, Bowen, Bartlett and Ken
nedy and before you could say,
Poor, Bowen, Bartlett and Ken
nedy," the Hambleton building was
as good as purchased.
****
SOIL INVESTIGATION
Paul Appleby, Undersecretary of
Agriculture, has started thor
ough investigation of alleged inef-
fciencies in the Gainesville area
of the Soil Conservation Service
This investigation follows reve-
lations in the Maryland MerryGo-
Round of personal politics and mis-
management in administering the
soil Conservation Service in Mary
lana.
Mr. Appleby, who is resident of
Maryland by adoption, has now
promised to go to the bottom and
also to the TOP of the Soil Conser-
walton situation.
This is understood to mean that
tho investigation will extend as
far as John Paul Jones, the chief
CO. servationist for the entire east
ern area, whose offices are in Up
per Darby, Pennsylvania. Some
of Jones subordinates complain of
politics and discrimination by his
Office.
1t is now revealed that Appleby,
at the persistent behest of certain
Maryland farmers, has been poking
beneath the Soil Conservation
Service to find what actually is go
ing on. Among other things it is
reported that administrative ex-
penses for the northeast region are
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-08-15

Hugh Bennett. chief of the Soil
Conservation Service in Washing
ton, knows almost nothing about
this investigation. Bennett, a
scientist more than an administra-
tor, has been under the impression
that the administrative difficulties
which were plaguing him now have
been entirely settled, and he has
gone blithely back to his real love
the experimental laboratory.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11

la de Orc es una de las mas anti
guas y apreciadas del pals y en-
Tampa cuenta con centenares de
miembros, incluyendo mujeres y
hombres.
Dos CaStillos y un Temple eXis-
ten en- eSta ciudad.
ri Castillo Crist6bal Colon No
z es ell mas antique; pero EN- ell
Ponce de Leon No. 7. constitui-
do hace pocoS amos, hay tambi6n
%elementos enthusiasts y valiosos.
Realizan su labor fraternal,
EN- Ybor City, Ell Crist6bal Colon
" el Temple Ideal No. 2; en-
West Tampa, en- ell edificio de
Spruce y Howard, ell Ponce de
Leon.
Los Castillos de Tampa 5000
rren a SuS miembros, con dietas,
en- case de enfermedad. FL her
mano enfermo es Visitado, So
corrido y atendido en- TODD 10 que
nccesita, 10 mismo que ell hernia
no en- desgracia.
Las comisiones de los Casti-
Hos. con las comisiones del Tenn
pie, reparten cariho, bondad y
alientan a los perseguidos por Ell
mfortunio.
TOdo hermanO que toca a Ia
puerta de un Castillo, en- horas
de pena, encuentra la mano n
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
Baby Shower

En- la noche de aver lie fue o.
Ifrecido por la Sra. Carmela Ga
rrido Y la Srta. Mary Garrido
un baby Shower Party a la
Sra. Grace Valdes.
La fiestecita tuvo lugar en- Ia
res;dencia de la Sra. Garrido,
GIT 18th ave.
Sc hallaban presentes las Sc
noritas Aida Alvarez, Zenaida
Morales, Jer6nima Fernando,
Nita Montero, Dora Valdes, Els
tela Cabeza, Aida La Fe, Digna
NGnez, Mary Garrido, Olga Mo
rales, Sara Mayol, Conchita Ne
nendez.
Sehoras: Carmen Garrido,
Laura Rodriguez, Estela Dorta,
Tomasita CaIderan, Josefina
Delgado, Angie Perez, Flora
Gonzalez, Dora Cabrera, Mica
Montero, Adelina ROdrigu6z,
Maria Rodriguez, Margarita Ro
driguez, Arsenia Perez, Alicia
Rodriguez, Anita Alfonso, Joa-
quina Aleman, Carmen Valdes,
Catalina Vazquez, Consuelo Ri
vero, Carmen Garrido, Angel
ma Vi1a, Jennie Fernandez y Ca
talina Rodriguez.
Esplendidamente fue obse-
quiada la concurrencia con dull
ces y refreScos. La Srta. Aida
Fe deleit6 a los asistentes con
preciosas canciones.
Muchos y variados regalos re-
cibi6 Grace.
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MICA que Sc lie tiende. La mano

miga que Sc lie tiende. La mano
del coraz6n, siempre alerta y
siempre liSta.
La misma simpatia y coopera-
ci6n reside lie henmana enferma
cuando toca a la puerta del TEN
plo y lie responde la voz dulce de
la hermana vigilante v leal.
~ 10 mismo sucede en- los CEN
tenares de CaStillos y Temples
que la orden tiene en- TODD ell pals
Y en- Cuba!
Viejos Castillos existen en-
Key West y los hermanos del
Cayo son visitados con frecuen-
cia por los de Tampa.
Ahora hay ell prop6sito de or
ganizar uno o mas CaStilloS en-
Miami. La vista de los hernia
nos Anton y Schantz dara ma
yor fuerza a csc plan.
Ayuda Y ayldate-se dice a
menudo Ell las sesiones que en-
Tamna Sc celebran.
TodoS nos ayudamos dentro
de la Orden Caballeros del Agui-
la de Orc Y al miSmo tempo n
yudamos tambien a la humani-
dad
AL anticipar un saludo a los
uueridos hermanos Anton y
Schantz, nos place de nuevO re-
cordar 10 que significan para
Tampa, sin alardes, Ell Crist6bal
Colon No. 7, el Ponce de Leon
No. 8 y ell Temple Ideal No. 2.
Cada una de esas logias repre-
senta una firme solvencia mo
raj, basada en- ell amor, la carl
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
Pr61ima function

Ell entrante jueves Sc celebra-
"a una function teatral en- ell Au-
ditorio de la Academia de Nues-
ira Sonora del Perpetuo Soco-
FRO, nevandose a escena la ope-
reta 'Vamos a Viajar." Sc pre-
sentaran cantos y bales de to-
das las naciones, interpretados
Dor los alumnos de las classes ele-
meAtaleS y los de grades infe-
riores.
En- la segunda parte Sc estre-
nara una bonita comedia titula-
da "Jefe Contra Secretaria'', a
cargo de los alumnos de las cla-
ses superiores del Department
to Commercial.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
Nueua Ofieialidad

NuevG OficiGlidad
En- junta recientemente cele-
brada por los cOmponentes del
Club AtleticO "Sias'', integrada
|por j6venes de la barriada de
allende ell rio, fue nominada la
nueva directiva que ha de re-
CIR los destinos de dicha organi-
zaci6n en- Ell presente aho. La
componen Carlos Placeres, pre-
sidente, reelecto; Manuel Ague-
ra, vice presidente; Arturo Val
DIES, secretario, reelecto; AL Sa-
camio, tesorero.
Sc hallaban presente en- la
junta los siguientes miembros
Joe Parrino, Rex Henriquez,
Dick Parrino, Aurelio Valdes,
Rafael Lopez, Oscar Montana,
Raymond Rodriguez, Plano Val.
des, y Emilio Alvarez.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
Cabaret PriVddO

Seg1n las fechas eScogidas
por las Secciones de Recreo de
~nueStras Sociedades, correSpon-
de ell entrante sabado a la So
ciedad L'Uniones Italiana, con
un Cabaret Privado.
Solo pOdemoS anunciar la &C.
lebraci6n del mismo, va que ca
relcemoS de detalles.
ESperamos de la comisi6n or
ganizadora los pormenores de
mayor interes.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
PremiO

PrenltO
Nos completeness en- consig-
mar ell nombre de la nina Blan-
quita Cerra, hja de los esposos
Salvador Cerra y la Sra. Ale
.jandrina Quesada, residences en-
ell 306 del E. Frances.
Esta angelical e inteligente
nina, Orguho de sus papas, es a.
lumna aventajada del "Jeffer-
son Junior High School, y en-
los trabajos de costuras presen-
tados por dicho planted, en- la
Exposition de la Feria del Es-
tado de Florida, fue selecciona-
do ell trabajo de Blanquita como
ell mejor y Sc lie Otorg6 el primer
premio.
Aunque tarde, deseamos ha-
llegar a eSta aventajada alum
ma del Jefferson nuestra mas
cordial felicitsci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
P~alpitaciones de
la coIonia latina
UNA VISTA

La colonia latina recibira ell
microbes la vista de dos distin-
guides ciudadanos norteamerica
nos, Ell Sr. Anton, secretario del
Castillo Supreme de la Orden ca
balleros del Aguila de Orc, y el
Sr. Schantz, pasado supreme je-
fe.
Los dos Sc encontraban de vi
sta en- Miami Y resolvieron vi
star a st. Petersburg y Tampa.
La Orden Caballeros del Agui
La gaceta., 1941-03-11

Tambien Sc acord6 la celebra
ci6n de uan fiesta bailable pa
ra I'm pr6ximo future. Estare-
mos al tanto.
Muchos exitos deseamos a Ia
nueva oficialidad.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11

Para pintar mejor SUI
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin 6
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
La Casa de FlerdS

Tai es ell titulo de la preciosa
comedia escogida por los compo-
nentes de la entidad social "Tam
pa Youth" para su function tea
trail del Viernes % del mes en-
curse.
Sc efectuara en- ell teatro del
Centric Asturiano.
Ell precio de entrada Sc ha Sc
nalaldo en- 25 cts.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
KIDNEY SwTAGNATI0l
is WORSE THAN
CONSTIPATIOHI
nscsuss We TTSat Constipation g
The Onset While We ksglsa
Our KldnsyS IndOiinatslT

Shsr C-rAa n yO| kody 80
wors hnportancs hAA y0ur hdnsyA
vwr Kidneys there are nins nin
80 wbleh must work day and nighs g
G,t- NJ fluids and keep he Ustsn -
fTon wastes. aeids. polsOns whlen. ~
-.lttsd 70 remain. may saass @rs0~ -
md bladdsr hOublsA-
n n "a vondaE &m 6@ 49,
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-. Usadaeha Diuzinea - Loaa -
-. AuS y funstiOAAl bdnsy Asora@.s
~ HDGNH, he i.noss hansy 80
VIA aids kstWS - H. ~
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M AAEAahoa.
rnANs \ sxss - nsHahA~ No.
IA. Tsport @tirS @tisfaetssA. r.
-S-HnW n arseti0aa. kIDANs wm 80
us~,aa- TN KDANA Bgy = -
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"a mtiafis4. FsEuFa uaopena@
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La gaceta., 1941-03-11
Maestro FeIicitaci6n

Muy sincera, SCI la enviamos a
la Srta. Margarita Dfaz, que en-
dfas pasados fue nombrada E.
ditora del Magazine Trimestral
"Distaff", del Colegio de Mule
res del Estado de Florida.
MuchoS exitos la deSeamos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11

dad, 81 respeto a todas las ideas
y, sobre TODD, Ell respeto a Esta-
dos Unidos y sus instituciones.
iTodo hermano sabe que en-
el altar esta la bandera y que sa-
uudarla SIS un deberl
Salud.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ
NdcinlientO

Nacimiento
Desde ell Viernes 7 del presen-
tie mes besan los esposOs Manuel
Leon, del 1920 de la Gale Main,
a su hermosa hijita, la que lie
vara por nombre Clara.
Ell alumbramiento tuvo lugar
en- ell Hospital Municipal.
FelicidadeS.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
San Pdtricio

san PdJTIcf0
Ell pr6ximo Domingo celebra-
"a la Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Asturiano I'm bale matinee,
con ell nombre de "San Patri-
cio".
Aun no ha sido seleccionaGa
la orquesta que 10 amenizara.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11

Gales" tendran a su cargo la par
te bailable.
Tan pronto Sc nos den los de-
TALES, los daremoS a conocer.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
Santos del D1G
lEulogio, Benito y Vicente.
Cabaret Popular

Para ell sabado % de los CO.
rrientes anuncia la Secci6n de
Recreo del Circulo Cubano, una
gran fiesta, en- TODD su edificio.
Dos valiosos "conjuntos must
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
-SlCK, NERVOUS
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S. Superior
LANSING '3eERs CLUB
Al MElsENRERo HOME

South Superior, Mich, Feb. -
Mrs. Alma Weisenberg was hostess
for the Lansing 39ers Club We'd
nesday at her home In Geddes. As
slsting hostesses we're Mrs. Jean
nette Osler, Mrs. Florence Sherman
and Mrs. Bessie Sanderson. A chop
suey dinner was served and bunco
was played In the afternoon. Mrs.
Ruth Poppinger was named the
new chairman. The next meeting
will be in April when the Dixboro
group entertains. +
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04
MEETING February II

The Gale School Child Study Club
will meet with Mrs. Hazel GraIehen
February ~. The meeting was post
poned from February because OF
Illness In the community.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

Those attending the play, Wis.
dom for wives" given by the Model
Home Makers Group at University
High school Auditorium Tuesday
we're Mrs. Nora Cooper. Mrs. Mabel
Hiscock. Mrs. Pearl Wilbur and
Mrs. Florence Brown.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

The Gale School community box
social will be February 81 at the
school. II was previously cancelled
because Of influenza.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

ROME Up - Adolf Hitler's
threat 70 torpedo any United states
vessel carrying supplies TO England
was echoed today by the Italian
press, which promised a spr.ng
Axis offensive such as "the world
has not seen before.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

Hugh and Robert Cooper enter
tanned a group Of their friends from
Ann Arbor Saturday evening.
Mrs. Nelson Stevens left Mondsy
10 be the guest OF Mrs. Clara Sny-
der, New Smyrna Beach. Fla.
Mrs. Anna Freeman, Fralns Lake,
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Roy Yenkel
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Start spent
the week end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vert. Burr Oak.
Ann Brown and Joan Kingsbury
we're in Ann Arbor Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Marry and Mr..
and Mrs. Tex Brown we're enter
tanned at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Roden Rogers, Plymouth Rd., Satur-
day evening.
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Stretch Your Doarby Shopping From The Daily Casfeds
Business Services

Business Services
Business Services Offered
SEE X. ;. Gerganoff for archi-
tectural services. zoe y. Washing
ton Phone 1854.
Don WILSON-moved from 10 L.
tross ST. 20 SO (. Cross. Phone
4Si-J.
CLOTHING ALTERATIONS done
az my home. Dress hens (plain)
soc, Mrs. Rhea Brewer 4ls Pearl
Upholsterers
UPHOLSTERING - Repairing quail
itv fabrics Expert workmanship.
W. c. Wilson. 40 y. Huron. Phone
1888 or 1881.
UPHOLSTEEING-rugs and carpets.
X Rendel. 303S Washtenaw Rd.
Pm. 25-Sl64 Ann Arbor.
Eleetrieians
WE SPECIALtZE-in re-wiring. A.
smith - 5, Summit. Phone
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04
Entertaln card club

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Colts. Cherry
Hi. entertained the South Superior
Euchre Club at their home Saturday
evening. Five tables we're in play.
Prizes we're won by Mrs. Leonard
Engel and Arley Hickman, Mrs. Ar
ley Hickman aad Ralph Davis. Re-
freshments were served by the host
ess
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

George Hale. dance director and
co-owner with Al Jolson Of the
Broadway musical comedy, Hold
on 10 Your Hat" has filed suit for
100000 against the Nanny"
singer because Jolson closed the
show while II was said 10 be net
ting between "S3 900 TO $4,000 a
week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04
Announcements
Lost ana Found

Lost ana Found
LOST-black and white spotted
hound. Answers to name DO 10.
Reward. Phone 7i6.F-i.
SMALL GOLD-chatn with heart
shaped locket. lost Thursday night
Vicinity OF High School. Phone
N2l-R. Reward
LOST camera and case. black lea
Their. shoulder strap on case. Re
ward GOT ~. Oak
Announcements
THE OFFICE OF DR.. Ross l.. Fitch.
chiropractor and LaJune photos
has been moved 10 80 y, Wash.
Employment
Help Wanted-Male
ENPERlENCED-T loren man for cut
ting cars. Apply Diehl Wreckcrs,
Ann Arbor, 1874 Plymouth Rd.. Ph.