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Evening star., 1941-09-17

. own pleasure These new pianos
may be as intimate and personal as
their ancestors. as their size makes
them acceptable in any place more
than 3 feet long and their finish
of wood, leather, fabric or enamel
to blend with the decoration of the
room.
The light blond finishes and en-
amelS are just as durable as the
old-faShioned piano finish OF a
lacquer that acts as "sealer" for
the wood. they are as mar proof
and dent-proof as anything Of wood
may be. Easy to clean. they may
be wiped off with soft cloth dipped
in warm water and mild soap suds.
A very handsome piano may be
finished for young mans room
or recreation room by covering the
top and sides with simulated leather.
This also may be wiped clean with
soap and water and has remarkable
resistance to the hard wear teen
ayers give it when they come in
after a football game for hot drinks
and song.
The size of a piano has very little
to do with its tone quality nowadays
A new method of construction gives
the same length of string in the
small spinet type as is found in the
grand, with the strings running ver-
tically instead of horizontally.
Though this does not mean that
every small piano is as good as a
grand, it does mean that size is not
deterrent to tone quality. and that
it is possible TO get very good
piano in a small package"
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Book Aids Efficient
Housekeeping

The New York Herald Tribune
Home Institute has now compiled a
companion volume to its justly ia
NOUS Americas Cook Book" which
should be of real assistance to house
keepers all over the United States.
America s Housekeeping Book" just
published by Charles Scribner's Sons
of New York. has, literally every
thing" Neatly bound in the same
format as the cook book" but in
a CHEEKY russell tan color instead OF
black, the volume holds within its
covers the solutions TO almost every
problem the greeneSt houSekeeper
could encounter. Experienced house
wives. too, can profit by the informa-
ton contained in its pages, and will
undoubtedly learn new ways of
doing old domestic tricks that will
tighten their working hours con-
siderably.
Divided into three parts under the
headings Organization OF the
Home" Housekeeping Methods" !"
and Operation and Maintenance of
the Home" carefully indeXed and
cross-indexed. Americas House
keeping Book" is complete manual
for the housewife. Sections are de-
voted to every phase of houSekeep-
ing. from finding a home, decorating,
cleaning. washing, training and han
ding domestic employees, budgeting
of both time and money, repairs,
and so on, to a thorough discussion
of paints. and reflniShing furniture.
There is one of the best spot-and-
stain-removal charts I have ever
seen in this bOok-and judging from
the telephone calls this department
receives along these lines, the chart
alone should be worth the price of
the whole volume. The book is
lavishly illustrated, adding much to
its interest and helpfulness. B. c.
Evening star., 1941-09-17

We have prepared two useful
gifts for you: One is a chart that
clearly shows the value of foods
suitable for the average young
child and the other describes a
series of well-tested exercises for
the entire body with hints on
how to gain your child's CO.
operation in. performing them.
If you wish either or both of
these, send for our Classified
Food Tables and the Importance
of Correct Posture Pamphlet, in
closing Scent stamp with your
request. Print your name and
address clearly and address or
ders to the WOman's Department
of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Blooming Bulbs

After you pot your hyacinths. tu-
lips and narcissi, bury the pots un-
der a pile of ashes in the cellar and
leave them for several weeks. When
you dig them up look at the holes
in the bottom, and if YOU can see
little white roots you will know that
the bulbs are ready TO be taken up
stairs. There is an exception in the
case Of freesias and oXalis They do
not need to be buried. but it is best
to keep them in a rather cool place
at first. Nothing adds more cheer
fulness to room in midWinter than
blooming bulbs.
Evening star., 1941-09-17

black or colored crepe, satin or ben
galine.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1465-B Is
designed for sizes II, IA, Is, 18, 20
and 40. Corresponding bust meas
urements 80, 80, "a, SO. 38 and 40.
Size IA 1927, q sleeves, bias skirt,
requires "A yards 39-inch material.
Let the fall Fashion Book help
you if you are deciding on new styles
for a fall wardrobe. ALI sizes COW
cred with variety Of designs. Send
Is cents for your copy.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
FL ESPIRTTU DEL EJERCITO ITALIANO
La mentalidad de las tropas es urbana
MUSSOLINI Y SUS HUGS
PoR EUGENE LEMHoFF

parecia al turista que, bajo Mus
solini, hombres, mujeres y ninos.
no tenian NADIA mas que hacer
que marchar al son de charan-
gas y vestidos con camisas ne
gras o relumbrantes uniformes
de opereta, ell obServadOr pers-
picaz podia notar que TODD este
no era sine una fachada exterior
La intentona fascista por militia
rizar ell alma del pueblo italiano
ha fracasado ruidosamente
En- Espana y Abisinia Sc de-
mostr6 este, mucho antes de las
graves derrotas sufridas en- Gre
cha Y en- Albania. La %conquista
de Abisinia no fue Nevada a ca
DO por hechos de valor o por i'm
petu irresistible. Dejando apar-
tie ell hecho de que ell Duce en-
pleaba todos los medios de Ia
guerra moderna contra un pue-
bio desarmado, su victoria fue
Ia obra, no tanto de sus soldados
como de sus ingenierOs, cient1-
ficos e ingenieros de canine.
La ectual lucha en- Albania,
sin embargo, mueStra que no so
10 ell ejercito italiano esta des-
provisto de ardor militar, sino
que ell equipo "sin parallel" de
los Gltimos amos eS una cosa muy
diferente de los que declaraban
los fieros discursOs de Mussoli-
nj. General Soddu, ex-ministro
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
nuevos reyes de la importante

nuevos reyes de la importante
fiesta annual.
FL rey 10 es Ell joven tenienue
James T. Swami Jr., del cuerpo
de aviaci6n, hiio de los eSposos
del mismo nombre, de esta Gill
dad Ia reina, la Srta. Ruth Bin
nicker, hija de los esposos r, j.
Binnicker.
Como damas de honor de la
reina fueron proclamadas las Sc
horitas Barbara Beckwith, Ga
eye Crai.e, Isabel Ramsey y Bel
va Sutton.
CorteSanos, los j6veneS Ed Nc
Murray, Fred McMullen, Matt
O'Brien Y John Ortmeyer.
Los nuevos reyes fueron ova-
cionados por las personals que a
s~iStieron a la coronation.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12

de Estado, y otros politicoS bien
comedies. Ell Mariscal Caviglia
y otros generates italianos ma
nifestaron frarcamente a Mus
so.ini que era demasiado cpti-
mista, Y que las reformas de
1888 efectuadas en- 'el ejercito
no haJian aumentado percepti-
blemante ell poder de lucha del e
ejercito. Aunque Alemania ha
facilitado a Italia durante les Ill
limos meses grandes cantidades
de material de guerra, el ejerci-
de Mussolini esta corto de rti-
lleria pesada, canones contra ca
rros de asalto y anti-aereos.
FL nuevo ammento de la in
fanteria no SIC ha llevado a cabo
por complete. Los carrOs de a.
salto son demasiado ligeros y de
POGO armamento, y su numero
eScaSo. Hasta ell fracaso contra
los, griegos, Sc crey6 que ell caro-
de s toneladas sra suficiente-
mente pesado para abrir brecha,
Y en- cambio en- las batallaS de la
frontera de Albania demoStr6l
ser una anna. demasiado ligera.
En- c~oniunto ell ejercito italiano
no esta provisto adscuadamente
con arma SofenSivas. FL Estado
Mayor italiano Sc vanagloriaba
de que con las reformaS Sc ma
bian conseguido que las divisiO.
mes italianaS fueran a un ITEM
pc ligeras y de gran movilidad.
En- cambiO, 10 que result6, eS
que en- tanto que su fuerza de
fuego no era bastante para una
ofenSiva movil, su movilidad no
era 10 bastante para una defen-
silva nj para una retirada fluida
como la impuesta por los grie-
Cos.
Ell papel mas melanc6lico de
todOs es 81 dessmpenado por la
"orgullosa' fuerza a6rea, de la
cual dos fascistas sc jactaban a
todas horas Y en- todOs los tonos.
Los mejores aviones italianOs
son los aviones checCeslovaco9
que Hitler regal6 a Mussolini y
provinentes de su botin en- el
Protectorado. EStas ma@uinas
ayudaron a equipar las bases ae-
reas de las islas DOdecanesas Y
de Libia. Los aeroplanos manu-
facturados por muchos amos en-
La gaceta., 1941-02-12

BESIDE ell principle, ell fascis-
mo, dirigi6 touos sus esfuerzos
contra esta manera de vida
"muelle", "afeminada" y mo
militar". AL probar de crear en-
Italia ell equivalence del movi-
miento "sangre y terra" Nazi,
Mussolini deseaba ante TODD
crear un nuevo espiritu militia
rista. No pudo, sin embargo, e.
ducar q su pueblo EN- la creencia
de que canones, carros de asalto
" aNiones de bombardeo, eran
mas importantes que sus tradl-
clones respetadas y costumbres
queridas. Aunque muchas wees
La gaceta., 1941-02-12

81 sistema de production en- ma
sa. son anticuados modelos, Los
aparatos de comlbate no t6-nen
la suficeinte velocidad y 10 mis-
nc les sucede a los de bombar-
dec, excepto los del Gltimo tipo
(Savoia Marchetti 200). Su ar
mamento defensive eS muy pO-
bre. Durante mucho tempo, y
por razones conocidas de TODD Ell
mundo, los jefes de la ayiaci6n
italiana han estado contando
cuentos de hadas a TODD el mum
do, incluyendo a su senior y due
no. A fin de octubre de 1899, el
Gensral Vale, jefe de la fuerZa
aerea italiana e intimo amigo de
Goering, fue "dimitido' de re-
2ente, por la sencilla raz6n de
haber provisto a Mussolini con
cifras de aparatos de bombar-
dec que resultaron ser de TODD
punto inwerosimiles. Su suce-
.sor. ell General Irico'o, ha dado
a la Camara cifras que no tie
men meior base de verdad que
las de su ~antecesor Vale. La &C
tuaci6n de estoS aparatos &c
combate (algunos de ellos ma
nu facturados con madera), en-
las batallas con la Raj en- Al
bania y en- Africa han sido muy
por debajo de 10 que elloS sc ha-
bia %prometido.
Ell caracter sumamente peii-
grosO de las operaciones contra
la Raj. Y contra la fuerza aa-
rea griega que 81 bien pequeha
es grande en- valor y corage, eX-
plica suficientemente ell por que
Sc ha dido tan POGO en- la guerra
presente de aquellos "h6rces d.
Abisinia" Ell Condo Ciano, y los
dos hijos de Musso.ini, cuyas
"fheroicidades" contra un pals
que no tenia nj fuerZa aerea NJ
defensas terrestres lIsnarOn Ia
prensa italiana por meses Y mas
meses en- 1885 y 1886, estan aho
ra "Sumamente ocupadas en- o.
tro sitio". Ciano tiene que ODE
dscer las ordenes de RibbantrOp
y viajar en- el Sudeste de Euro
pa, pero Vittorio y Bruno Mus
olini han aparecido tan solo
una vez. Esto fue en- los prime
ro5 dfas de la guerra en- Grecja,
cuando sabiendo de sobras que
la r. A. F. no estabab aun ALI
tomaron parte en- ell bombardeo
de la poblaci6n civil de Salonica.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
A COSTA

no pASe humillAciones pOr tsner
la cars LENA de granos. Aqd es-
tt la ayuda. FL liQuido zEM0,
pocerosO suavizante, RliVia r&pi-
dameute La cOmez6n. ell dolOr ,
cura. ZEM0 contiene III Dc los
m q S pOderosos eSeetivos ingre-
por specialists de gran m6rito.
Una prneba lie cOnvsncera, IS cts.
f1c S1.0n En- euAlquier bOti~A.
oientes medices, recomendados
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
KIDNEY STAGNATI0H
lis WORSE THAN
C%ONSTIPATIOHy
Deeauso We Treat Constipation q
The Onset While We Neglect \
Our Kidneys indefinitely

~ Othm CyEHA n 700 ko4y 80
more importance than POUR hidnsyA -
your kidneys there are nins Mills
Subss which must work day and night -
dltsr the fluids and keep The systSn hoa
from wastes, acids, poisons which, -
mltted 10 remRin. may eauss sert0un h@@A3
and bladder troubles
n d no wonder usa ShsA Naezene
uftsns calls for heip 70 ssan Sut -
hdnsyA. So n yoa are troubled wteA
C~ttinR-Up-NiRhtA Leg PainA BaehAsh&
NSrvma HsadnehA, DinEines - Los a
~o~r~y. due 10 functional kidney &lsordsEna
~ HDANs. the famous hdn@ rocnSah
WhIaA aids Mature - nush cut -
ny ~stAgnatiOa-
KpANS b Safe md Rsnah1A 49,
uands report entire Satlsfaet!oA- Iss-A
according 70 directions. kIDANs WI 49,
-lsadid results. Try uDANA Buy as
- Special Phes Offer o. tive bo1sa- vs.
- NJ n noA satlsfisd. return unop@@@a
- [ Ioun MoAET AAc@
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
NATRIMONIOS

Roy Driskell, 80, y Lillian Hunt,
"a; Ludy Rodney, %, y Gertru-
dis Miller 81; George Washing =
ton Sapp, Sc, e Irene Warren,
30; Quintin n. Smith, Is, y Lu-
ellie Parker, 20; Roman Kit
kowSki. %, e Irma Mcdaniel, 25
A. Schools, &c, y Bea-
trice Hembell, %.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Arrib6 aver, procedente de N.
York, a zanzibar carga, ell vapor
americana Colorado. Sc hicieron
a Ia mar con rumbo a Puerto Ri
co y New Orleans, respectiya-
mente. los vapores americanos
Maiden Greek Y Pan Orleans.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12

& made from natures ~ beneficial
roots and herbs each with IL WI
special purpose 20 HELP WOMEN.
Famous for over c p years Pinkham's
Compound Is the best known and one
Of the most effective "woman'a' nnies
obtainable. TTuui
La gaceta., 1941-02-12

Herman Gill contra Alma Gill;
Rosario Anton Rodriguez contra
Octavio Rodriguez.
Nuevas demandaS, CATHERINE
Ojeda contra Agustina Ojeda;
Barta Simmons contra Williams
H. Simmons; Adelaide Valdes
contra Armando Vald6s.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los eaparios ma
chos de mas de un aho $500.
y por ~pichones garantizados
que son machos, $3.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 22O2
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
LOS NUEVOS REYES DIE
G~ASPARIIILA FUERON CO.
A ANOCHE

En- la brillante fiesta verified
da anocheen Ell Auditorio NUM-
cipal por la "tripulaci6n'' de
Gasparilla, fueron coronados los
La gaceta., 1941-02-12
ANUNClESh EN-
LA
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Some women sufe- severe monthly
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10 female functions. disorders while
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-28
JAPANESE

Continued from Page One)
know today that victory will be
won by Germany and her allies.
and at the end OF this year we be-
lieve that the whole world will
know it.
The fate OF Germany and Italy
today is Japan's fate, and vice
versa. This community OF fate IS
determined to direct itself against
anyone who makes an attempt to
extend or prolong the war and
thereby obstruct the detectives Of
the brothers-in-arms nations"
Matsuoka replied
The three-power pact is design
ed to prohibit extension OF the pres.
ent war and it is further aimed at
preventing intervention by foreign
powers in Japan's sphere OF inter
est in East Asia as we'll as the
laHman.Italisn- spheres OF interest
in Europe so that the peace OF the
world can best be served,
Matsuoka held his first confer
ence today with Ribbentrop at the
foreign once.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-28
LIVESTOCK

Detroit, Mich, Mar. 2S-Cattle-
Weekly receipts, 1900. Choice
to prime yearnngs. dry fed,
s11,5O@12.5O. good to choice year
lii gs. dry fed. slO.5O9l1.50; choice
to prime heavy steers. dry fed.
$1l.25Ql2.25; good to choice
heavy steers, dry fed, Sl0.25
oil; fair to good steers & heifers,
$7.50QS.50; common cattle, SEA
1925; best COWS. s6.7597.25; few
choice cows up TO IS: fair TO good
beef cows $5.50G6.50: Gamer and
cutter cows $4d5.75; old rims, SO so
down; best light butcher and heavy
bologna bulls. S7.50@S; medium
weight bologna bulls. 81 a $50;
light common bulls, IS a S.;
stock bulls, IS a s; good to
choice stockers and feeders. IS %
IL; common to fair stockers and
feeders, S607.50; mixers and
springers. s60QsO.
Calves Weekly receipts 1900.
Best, $12.50Q1S; fair to good. $l10
IL; seconds, $3.50 a 1880; culls
and common, s699.
Sheep and lambs Weekly re-
ceipts. $500: best lambs. s11.50G
li.75; fair to good. $105O@11: sec
onds, s9q10; best sheep. So a
$50; heavy fat sheep, 81 a s.;
culls and common, S2.5093.50.
Hogs Weekly receipts. $500;
good and choice 200 80 lbs. IS;
good and choice 10000 lbs, $3.50:
good and choice 230-250 lbs, 1915;
good and choice 250-270 lbs. $7.55;
good and choice 270-300 lbs, s7.S5;
heavies. 300-925 lbs, $500: heavies,
325-350 lbs, 81; heavies. 350-400 lbs,
$685.; roughs, s6.5066.75: lights,
s675@7; pigs, s6.2596.75; stays,
s5.5095.75.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-28
BIG STICK MIGHT
Be USED IN CASE
OF MORE STRIKES

Continued from Page One)
ability TO work out an equitable set
Element OF labor problems after the
government assumed normal con-
troll.
Most OF those interested said they
thought congressional action would
await conferences OF leaders with
President Roosevelt on his return
from a vacation cruise, probably
next week.
II speed then were indicated. It
was said, the proposed legislation
probably would be offered as an
amendment to one OF dozen minor
bills pending on the Senate calen-
dar. thus shortcutting the usual
lengthy legislative procedure.
Besides the private discussion OF
big stick" legislative action, capt.
toll hill also heard fresh demands
for more publicity" on labor stop
pages. and a proposal for re-crea-
ton OF a special House committee
to investigate defense strikes.
One prominent Administration
supporter said privately:
Publicity seems about the only
way to get at those strikes imme-
diately-it's the only weapon we
have"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-28
THE WEATHER

Ypsilanti and vicinity: Cloudy
with occasional light rain today;
Saturday mostly cloudy; little
change in temperature with lowest
tonight about 80 degrees; gentle
variable winds becoming moderate
TO occasionally fresh northwesterly.
Temperature at 1870 a. m. today
Sc degrees.
Temperatures Thursday: Highest
43 degrees; lowest IS degrees;
mean SO. degrees
Temperatures one year ago to-
day: Highest 81 degrees; lowest %
degrees; mean 80 degrees.
Temperatures this date in last
GS years: Highest II degrees in
1910; lowest 4 degrees in 1884.
Relative humidity Thursday: 1880
a. m. IS per cent; 1880 a m. IS
per cent; 1880 p. m. 40 per cent;
1880 p. m. Sc per cent.
Barometric pressure at 1870 a.
m. today: Station 1925 inches; sea
level 29.97 inches.
The sun sets today at 6:53 p. m.
and rises tomorrow at $40 a. IN.
The moon sets today at 1852
.. m,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-28
H|TT[E MEASURE
HAS PRECEDENCE
OVER GOVERNOR s

Continued from Page One)
the emergency commlssion-an In
crease OF 100000 over the figure
originally written In the measure.
His motion to re-establish the total
at 100000 lost on a close vote.
The senate returned to the house
with amendments the bill estab.
fishing a retirement fund for nom
teaching public school employees
and sent TO the lower chamber
three measures. Awaiting senate
consideration after postponement
OF one day was the "anti.boss" bill.
over which some Republican objec-
tons were reported TO have de-
veloped, and the Paterson bill per
hitting unopposed primary candl-
dates to be certified as nominees.
To Be introduced
The big city" school aid bill
was to be introduced today in the
house by Rep. Joseph Nagel. De-
troit Democrat. for a group OF edu-
Gators who prepared the measure
after three months of conferences.
Based on a S46.S00000 appropria-
ton, the bill was offered to coun-
ter a proposal advanced to allocate
the major portion OF state aid funds
to rural districts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-28
Clergyman Discovers
His Marriages Illegal

Lansing, Mich, Mar. 2S-INS-
a lot OF persons conceivably might
have food for thought under a
ruling issued Thursday by Attorney
General Herbert !. Rushten.
In response to a query. Rushton
oplned that marriages performed
in Toledo, O., by Elder f. l. Kin.
ter, formerly OF Dearborn. with a
Michigan, license, are illegal.
Kinter wrote Rushton and said
he was a minister ordained in
Michigan but had, been performing
marriages in Ohio without licenses
issued in that state.
81 anticipate future marriages
OF this kind and would like to
know IL they are legal" wrote
Kinter.
Rushton ruled such weddings are
valid common law marriages but
not valid ceremonial marriages.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-28
Pl LAYS

Continued from Page One)
Finigan, Kathleen Holloway, Doro-
thy Simons.
Staging: Mr.. Lappinen, Lawrence
DeBoer, Arlo Cox, William Swihart,
Neul Snodgrass, Morgan McCalla,
Donald Hagen, Robert Northrup.
William McCalla. Stanley Snod-
grass, Harold Ford: tickets: Miss
Vera North. Doris Holly. Jean Fitz-
patrick. Robert Holloway. Ralph
Browning. Claude Patton, Lucy
Brand, Cleo Plom.
Ushers: Marcia Geddis, Jean
Fitzpatrick, Mary Evans, Gertrude
Zanen, Vera Clyne, Margaret Pills
bury, Helen Williams. Leora Nc
Lean. Mae Parker. Barbara Syl-
vester, Kathleen Brooks, jeanne
Sturm; play selection: Robert Hol
loway. Leora Mclean, Janice Hops,
Elizabeth Stahl, ellis Turner;
bookholder, Adelaide Smith; class
sponsors: Miss McAndless, Mr.
Lappinen, Miss Colts. Mr.. DeBoer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-28
Carpenter at Housing
Project Faces CHARGE

Detroit, Mar. 2s-INS- There
have been many ramifications IN
the sS.30o,o0o Herman Gardens
Housing Project.
Three councilmen have been in
dicted on charges OF accepting a
bribe-Sl5,000 and $1,000 bribes
Two Chicago contractors have
been indicted on charges OF Offer.
ing bribes.
4 lot OF regulations have been
shattered.
But the payof came today when
II was disclosed that a carpenter
Is TO be named in a petty.larceny
warrant for assertedly taking two
dollars worth OF lumber from the
project The carpenter has already
spent Is hours in Jail. He is the
only one thus far involved who has
been forced to hear the clank OF
heavy steel doors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-28
German Toy Making Shown in
Assembly at Lincoln School

Toy making in Germany" was
the subject OF the elementary as
sembly at Lincoln Consolidated
School Thursday afternoon given
by Miss Cynthia Ruggles' fifth and
sixth grade classes. The children
have been studying Germany and
many had brought toys from home
which were made in Germany.
Reports we're given on toy max
ing by group OF children and in
cluded the different kinds, mater
ial used and methods OF carving.
The reports we're given by An
drew Dwornik, Helen Ford, Andy
Gull. Morris Saltz, Dona Poole.
Raymond Schrock. Helen Polzin.
Merlin King. Walter Elliott, Helen
Nemeth, Eva Staplin. Nathaniel
Cadger. Donald Palmer. Eda Fac
Hansen. Jeannlne Reed. Donna
Belle Wright, Beverly HARRISON,
Mary Reeves and Anna Meta.
Following the reports scenes
were presented from the play Don
key John OF Toy Valley" by Nor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-28
C. Thompson Rites to be
in Second Baptist Church

Funeraf services will be Sat
urday afternoon at 1880 in the Sec
ond Baptist Church for Charles
Francis Thompson. 121 Waiting
Blvd, who passed away Wednes-
day morning In ST. Joseph's Mercy
Hospital. Ann Arbor, after an ILL.,
ness OF several months.
Mr.. Thompson was born in Ypsi-
lanti, May /, 1867
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Josephine Thompson: four sons.
Harold, Chicago, Charles, address
unknown; Moses, Detroit; Guyren,
at home; three daughters, Mrs.
Goldie Bibbs, Chicago; Mrs. Gene
We've Rhodes, Detroit. and Mrs.
Dorothy Merritt, Detroit; and three
grandchildren.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-28

ley. Those taking part in Act l
which was directed by Clare Smith
were: Clare Smith. Father Hofer;;
Donna Belle Wright. Mother Hofer;
Raymond Schrock, John Hofer;
Donald Palmer, Uncle Francesca;
Eva Staplln. Frau Ampezzang: and
Demetri Safoutin. Herr Ampezzang.
Act II was directed by Mary Reeves
and those taking part were Bruce
Thompson. John; Eda Fac Hansen.
Eva Staplin and Lila McFall. sell.
ers at the fair; Nathaniel Cadgcr.
harmonica player: Beverly Harbi-
son. Donna Belle Wright, Walter
Elliott, Helen Polzin and Nathan
lei Cadger. buyers; Morris Saltz,
Raymond Schrock. Helen Polzin.
William Hickey. Beverly Harbi-
son, Donna Belle Wright. Eva Slap
lin and Clare Smith. dancers.
Nathaniel Cadger was the an.
nouncer for the assembly and an
Introductory explanation OF toy
making in Germany was given by
Eddie Sikorski.