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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-04
Atty. John n. Morris
46B0 Hating ST.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the circuit
Court Of the County OF Wayne in Chan
cery.
Rf-RrN FREEMAN. PLAINTIFF. vs..
ALBERTA FREEMAN. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court held IN
Present, The Honorable SHERMAN
D. CALENDER. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. u appearing by am
the City OF Detroit. in said County and
state on the eSth day OF AUG. A. ID.
1871.
davit on Ale. that after dlliEent search
and inquiry II cannot be ascertained In
what sta.s or County the defendant.
Alberta Freeman. resides; ana that her
last known address was ~ Howard st.
Bunalo. New York.
OK MOTION OF JOHN p. MORRIS.
attorney for plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED that said defendant
Alberta Freeman cause her appearance
10 he entered IN this cause within three
months from the date 81 this order or
tho bill OF COMPLAINT nled herein may
he taken as confessed: AND 1T is FUR
THEIR ORDERED that copy OF this
order be published according 20 the
Statue in such case made and provided ;
AND 1T IL fuIhEt ClDkkbl' thht
a cory 81 this order he sent 70 said
defendant AZ her last known postofiles
address by registered mail. and a re-
turn receipt demanded. At least twenty
days hefore the date herein prescribed
for her appearance.
SHERMAN d. CALENDER.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CASTER J. LINcEMAN. Clerk.
y r. CABLE,
Deputy Clerk. s-s-io-is
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ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION

AZ session OF said Court held In the
Courthouse ~ the city Of Detroit. County
~ Wayne. State 81 Michigan on the 9Th
day OF August. 1871.
Present: The Honorable SHERMAN d.
CALENDER. Circuit judge.
II appearing from the affidavit on Ale
that the place Of residence OF the defen-
dant, Carl ". Lanning is unknown and
that after diiRent search and inquiry "
cannot be ascertalned In what State or
Country he now resides.
TT Is ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance In said cause on or
before three az months from the date OF
this order or said. Bill OF Complaint will
he taken ~ confessed and that this order
he published a. required by law and a
copy Of this order be sent 10 the said de-
PENDANT AZ his last known place OF resi-
dence by registered mail.
SHERMAN d. CALENDER.
Circuit Judge.
"A True copy)
cAsrAR J ITNGEMAN. Clerk.
ny T. O. NAuLT,
Deputy Clerk s-i5-lo-25.
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Attys. Lewis. Rowlette 4 Brown,
100 1T. Antoine ST.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County oil
Wayne In Chancery.
EMMETT TAYLOR, Plaintiff, VS.
LAURA TAYLOR. Defendant.
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Atty. Abner a. Tatken.
1910 Monterey Ayenue

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne IN Chan
oery.
Et'NIcE r. LANN1HG. Plaintiff. Va.
CARL II TANNING. Defendant.
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NO. 317.O22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

At a session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the City OF
Detroit. ON the 26th day OF August
AID. 1871.
Present: Hon. SHERMAN d
CALENDER. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that It cannot be ascer-
tanned in what state or country the
defendant now resides and her
present whereabouts is unknown
that her last known residence was
Care OF General Delivery. City OF
Summit, County OF Pike and State
OF Mississippi
on MOTION OF LEWIS. ROW
LETTE C BROWN, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that the defen-
dant, Laura Taylor. enter her APP
pearance in said cause on or before
Three (3) months from the date OF
this order. or the Bill OF Complaint
filed herein may be taken as con-
fessed and that said order be pub
lished and a copy thereof served
upon the defendant by registered
mail, as required by law in such
case made and provided.
SHERMAN ID. CALENDER,
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
BY l.. G. NAULT,.
Deputy Clerk. 9-27-i1-s.
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Abner A. Taikeu, Attornsy ana
Counselor
1910 Monterey Aren,.


1910 Monterey Avenue
STATE or MICHIGAN IN IN. o..
Court for the County OF Wayne m I cA..I
VIOLA A. ANDERSON. p,,,,.,
WAYNE A. ANDERSON. Defends,
No. 3Is.ats
ORDER fOR APPFAR&yry
AND PUBLICATION
At session ~ said cour, ha, TN.
Courthouse At tho Cliy 81 Detroit c,v.'
" OF Wayne. State ~ Michigan. An n.
3ist day OF July. Al 1871. ~
Present; Hon. VINCENT N ppr
NAN. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from The ag,d,vl, a, A.
that the place OF residence OF ira 4.
PENDANT. Wayne a. Andersen y,
known and that after dlllTent se,rrh
and inquiry Il cannot be ascertalnd n
what state or Country he now r,sds
1T is ORDERED that tho dsfsndar, =.
ter his appearance IN said cause On !,
before three CAV months from the an.
Of this order or said RITZ o. comp,.l,,
will be taken a. confessed and thst,hs
Order he published a. required " law
and n cory Of this Order be sent IA IA.
said defendant n his last known pl.ss
OF residence by registered mail.
VINCENT ". BRENNAN,
clreui, jutn
"a True Cory)
cAsPAR ]. LrNGEMAH, Clerk.
BY p. n. SABLE.
Deputy Clerk. s-i;--it-g
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sTATr or NfcHiGAN IN 'he CIR
cute corf; for the County 81 Wayne. IN
rharrer,
COLONEL SHAW r'aln'it vs.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. County 4
Wayne.
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TAT- OF MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Irt for the County Of Wayne In Chan
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STATE OF MICHIGAN Tn the cir
cult Court for the County Of Wayne. In
Chancery
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-24
NEW REc0PDS

Amerlcan-made bombing planes
are breaking transatlantic flight
records with performances which
would have created front.page SEN
sations few years ago.
Marks are smashed as the planes
are terried 70 England 10 Join the
war, but wartime secrecy forbids
publication Of the bombers' points
OF departure and arrival, or the
exact flying time
However. It is known that the
present record for the shortest
transatlantic flight. some 1900
miles between Botwood. Newfound.
land. and Foynes. Ireland-set BY
the British plane Cambria in Sep.
TENDER. ls57-has been broken sew.
eral times.
Capt. Pat. Ewes. 3i-year-old Lon.
doner who was lent by British Air.
ways 10 the ministry Of aircraft
production TO ferry American
planes across, is new record.
holder.
While bis time is secret, the min
istry reveals that Capt. Ewes had
breakfast In the New World. and
arrived on the eastern side OF the
Atlantic In time for tea.
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A LONG REACH

Here's one for young mathema.
ticians:
II President Roosevelt's s17.4s5..
52S.049 total defense" budget we're
obtainable in 81 bills. how far would
IL reachb
Answer-more than million
miles, six times the mean distance
OF the moon from the earth and
more than Sc times around the
world al the equator.
That's q lot Of miles. but II bill.
lions Is lot OF dollars.
II you want to try Il on your
slide rule. figure six inches for
each 81 bill They're actually 6ik
inches long, When you get the
IL billion odd converted TO miles
compare It with 23s.s57 miles
which the World Almanac says IS
the mean distance OF the moon
from the earth according 10 the
American Enhemeris. The almanac
gives the equatorial circumference
OF the earth os 24.so2 miles.
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Pick Of the Air Today

ll;l5 q. m, las, s p: m.
NBC-l2 noon-Eastman Con.
cert,
p. m.--World Is Yours, Electron
Microscope.
CBS-1l:05 a. m. Cincinnati
concert,
2:30 p. m.-Bull Session:
6.0O--Report TO the Nation.
NBC-l2 30--Farmers' Union:
2:00--Metropolitsn Opera MA.
dam Butterfly;
5.30-Sing Before Supper.
MBS--4:l5- Hialeah Park Race.
Short waves for Saturday -
HAT4 Budapest. 7:30--variety Con-
cert; DUB DID DID DJC Berlin.
S:15-News; Csc esd GSL Lon
don. 9:45-Tonlght We Present:
TGWA Guatema.a, Marimba
Dance.
Short waves. Sunday WLQ7
sydney. 5;55-Australla Looks at
the War; DUB DID Berlin. s:15-
Concert; csc esd London. $3.50
Britain Speaks. PRO Rome, 10000
News.
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MANY ILL IN FLINT

Flint, Mich, Jan. 24-lNS- Health
Director George Hays estimated to.
day that ten per cent of Flint's pop.
uation has been stricken with in
fluenza. Hays said some alarm was
felt over lack of hospital facilities
after Hurley and ST. Joseph Hos
pitfalls reported every available bed
filled with flu patients. Some i'm
provement was noted in the hos.
pital situation today, however.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-24

FRIDAY. JANUARY "a, 1871
INDIFFERENT IrALY

A native Italian, well-intormed on
happenings in Italy. tells us that he
fully expects the downfall of
Mussolini this year.
His conviction is based on Italian
public opinion, which is becoming
more and more hostile TO war against
England, and deeply anxious about
the fate Of Italy
Italians en- masse have never had
any sympathy whatever for the po-
litical union with Germany Many
deeply regret that Mussolini threw
in his lot with Hitler. His rage at
Britain was largely responsible for
the sanctions imposed-against Italy
after the Fascist invasion OF Abys-
sinia.
The Italians have deep-rooted
hatred against the Germans. The
alliance was unnatural and repug-
nant TO them This hatred, coupled
with contempt. is heartily recipro-
Gated by the Germans.
The day before Hitler, with
many members Of his staff was
going TO visit Mussolini on one oc-
casion, one OF Hitler's aides, wear
ing. the full dress uniform OF the
German air force. pulled white
gloves onto his hands, with the
comment: Il hope shall not have
10 shake hands with many Italian
officers unless ! am wearing gloves.
! hate the Italian people and that
ridiculous fellow Mussolini. They
betrayed us In the last war and
they will betray US in the next"
That seems to be a general opin-
ion in Germany, where there is little
faith in the fighting spirit OF the
Italians nor in their loyalty as
allies.
On the other hand. the reception
to Hitler in Rome on the part OF the
populace was so frigid that Ger
mans could see how much they were
disliked.
Mussolini worked up his young
Fascists TO war fever and persuad-
ed his political supporters that by
joining the Axis Italy would get new
territory at the expense Of France
and would chase Britain out Of the
Mediterranean
Now he is an enraged and dis.
illusioned man. Hitler gives no sign
as yet Of handing out any loot TO
his partner in the Axis. and is try
ing to bride France at the expense
Of the Italian claim.
The people Of Italy are becoming
aware that Mussolinrs foreign poll.
cy has failed. and that he has led
his nation TO the edge OF ruin and
disaster.
Marshal Rodolfo Grszisnrs re-
port on the British Eictory and
Italian defeats in Egypt and Libya
was devastating in its frankness,
and came a. terrific shock 10
Italian public opinion.
Their defeats by tire heroic Greeks
filled the Italians with humiliation
and distress Many Italian soldiers
are said to have surrendered as
prisoners 10 Greece rather than
fight for Hitler
Mussolini's star IS sinking. His
dictatorship is In danger.
There IS secret rally 10 the
Italian royal family. and in the trsdi-
ton OF the old Roman Empire.
Mussolini may find himself deposed
and put out Of the way unless he
soon turns his disasters into
trlumphs.
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Eaton Mills

Eaton Mills. Mich. Jan. "a 49,
Mrs. Walter Splitter is visiting
relatives in Canada.
Mrs. Edward Swihart and son
William, Ypsilanti, and Mrs. Her
bert Steiniger, Mt Clemens, were
Sunday afternoon guests Of their
mother, Mrs. Lena Day,
Almeda Harpst, Maybee. spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alden Day.
Mrs. William Sietz, Sumpter Rd.
spent few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Leonard Nudge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-24
HEADS NURsERYMEN

Jackson, Mich. Jan. Pup go
Harold Paul OF Monroe has been
elected president OF the Michigan
Association of Nurserymen whose
annual convention closed Thurs
day. Avery Steinmetz. Portland,
Ore, head OF national association,
and Richard p. White of Washing
ton. national secretary. attended
Wednesday session. Jene Heuser
OF Hartford was chosen vice presl-
dent and Harold Hunziker of Niles,
secretary.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

pretty good nerve.
But ! didn't have the nerve to
cross our Washington inaugural
procession's line Of march on
Jan. 20.
And even IL I'd had 1t, didn't
have the~constancy to endure the
misery Of all day downtown, with
those 1,000,0 900 visitors-elbowing me
around.
You might say, why didn't I
stay downtown all night, thus obvi-
ating the necessity for a plane trip
or the perils Of bisecting the pro-
cessional marching line?"
But good gosh! II I'd done that,
where'd ! have put up in Washing
ton? Spent the night sitting on q
curbstone? And even then, I still
would have had ahead Of me the
horrors Of Washington inaugural
day. A London bombing hasn't any
thing on It.
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Motion Pictures Studied
by Children in Schools

A two reel motion picture Of the
lie OF Louis Pasteur was used
Tor study in the Ypsilanti public
schools this week. English. read.
ing and science classes discussed
the picture in their classrooms.
a film. Land OF the Free. which
was an analysis OF what makes
United States great was shown IN
Woodruff and Central schoo oh /
dren this week. The picture WAS
Viewed Tuesday at Woodruff and
then again on Thursday so that
children might observe what class
discussions had brought out.
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A year Of mixed experiences
awaits those who have birthdays
today Business affairs will pros
per. but trouble or loss through
heavy expenditures or law is TO
be feared. also some domestic an
noyance Be watchful and cir
cumspect. they are advised. The
child who is born on this date also
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-24
TO PURCHASE EQUIPMENT

Lansing. Jan. 24-AP-F1nance
committee of the State Administra-
tive Board voted Thursday TO per-
NIT the State Health laboratories
to expend $4,000 for blood testing
equipment, to remove a bottle
neck" in selecting men for Army
service.
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ceSslOn. l Cdlieu
that day my
day off a n d
stayed home in
{ h c su b u r b
where l live on
the Virgins
side of the Pc
tomac, opposite
Washington.
l didn't need
to be personally
present at the
festivities. I've
been on the job
al several past
1 n a ugurations,
and fheYlre all
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-24
Olse-MlnutA Test

J. The grave Of what American
poet was unmarked for over Is
years?
2. How many members has the
French Academy?
3. Who wrote the poem. The
Man With a Hoe"7
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Discussion-NBC / p. m.-Peo.
pies Lobby. topic Essentials TO
Real Defense; MBS 2.30-Na.
tional Democratic c ub Forum.
Sen. r T. Wagner on "A United
America Looks 10 the Future.
The war-CBs 8. eli a. m., 3 IS.
$3.50 p. m, NBC S a. IN, MBS
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Just alike, except that sometimes
the weather's a little better than
at others. and sometimes it's lot
worse. Oh, yes, and presidential
speeches vary, too, but could lis
ten to F. DIS oratory over the
radio.
Believe me, Washington's the
most awful inferno on an Inaugural
ton day that it's possible for the
mind to conceive. More than l,000,-
900 outsiders are dumped into it,
simply swapping the place. You
can scarcely move on account Of
the crowds. Naturally the hotels
are overlooking up to point where
guests sleep on cots in the corri-
doris and Hobbies. So are all the
boarding houses and most private
homes trebly full up Thousands Of
visitors are quartered in whole
trains OF pullmans, stretching
clear out Of the District Of Column
bia into the adjoining states. Folk
snooze on benches in the railroad
stations There's no unoccupied
room in the parks Your favorite
club is damned 10 the doors. with
a mob in the hail outside, fighting
TO get in. You can't even get into a
bar for drink.
Street traffic by wheel is COM
pletely suspended while the jam
borees going on. Your usual bus or
trolley car can't enter or leave
town.
Parachute Overlooked
! negotiated with an aviation
concern to land me in the affairs
midst, from outside, by blimp or
plane. but there's nowhere inside II
for any kind Of flying craft to
descend. II might be done by para
chute. but no parachutes were
available. That was a bet the air
lines had overlooked.
Pedestrians couldn't squeeze IN
except by crossing the inaugural
parade's line Of march. Steel Cables
stretched along both sides of it.
Pedestrians theoretically were per-
mitted to crawl under them when
the procession wasn't actually
passing, but the police didn't APP
prove of it. And the Districts en-
tire aggregation Of cops was mobil-
lied to discourage would-be en-
trants. Besides the Districts force.
hundreds Of hat.feet were borrowed
for the occasion from other cities
throughout the east. Likewise
there was a huge staff Of borrowed
plain clothes dicks, on the lookout
for pickpockets or possible Com
munists. Nazis or Fascists, maybe
with bombs under their coat-tails
II you looked the least bit like such
a disturber land how could you tell
that some suspicious detective
wouldn't think you did?) the pre-
sumption was against you, and you
were due to be pinched.
Years ago, when l was living In
Buenos Aires. there was a revolu-
tionary uprising there. Rebels con-
centrated at one end of the city's
principal thorcughfare, known as
the Avenida. AT the one-or-two-
mile other end of the Avenida was
the national Capitol building. The
rebs undertook to rush the Capitol.
The government posted its forces
on the Capitol grounds. They swept
the Avenida with machine gun fire
for three days, killing about 800
rebs.
My house was on one side Of the
Avenida. My Office was on the other
side. To get to business and home
again, during those three days,
had to cross that line OF fire, TO
and fro, six times. Take II from
me, did it on the jump. / did it,
though.
Nerve Not Lacking
submit that this proves I've got
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-24
Fifty Years Ago

PHILADELPHIA - UP - The
Brewster Aeronauticsl Corporation
of New York has announced the
purchase Of five Buck County farms
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-24

DR.. Cleudening will answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-24
Words of Wisdom

Fame is a vapor. popularity an
accident. riches take wings. the
only certainty is oblivion. Hor-
ace Greeley.
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on which It will build one OF the ma.
tons largest alrplane assembly
plants and industrial airports.
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Your Health
Cankers, Infection
Main Difficulties
of The Mouth

BY Logan Clendening. NJ D.
o Two common forms OF acute
trouble in the mouth are % cank-
or sores and fever blisters and (2)
an acute infection of the gums and
inside of the cheek.
Canker sores may be single OF
multiple; may be on the tongue,
the inside Of the cheek or on the
soft palate. They last from three
to five days and are always pain
full and sometimes quite deep.
They are frequently accompanied
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will have q varied career Much
mechanical. designing and artistic
ability is evidenced, but also
trouble through agents, lawyers.
friends and business people gen
orally is foreseen.
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Hints on Etiquette

Don't shut doors with a bang.
Close them quietly and you will
show consideration Of others
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by fever blisters on the lips, often
extending on to the checks. Some
people seem to be especially sus-
ceptible and have occurrences
throughout life from factors that
we know little about. They are
often ascribed to indigestion with
out much reason. They are prob
ably some form Of an infection,
perhaps Of the nerve ganglia, but
it is certain that no immunity de-
velops because one attack is liable
TO predispose TO another.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-24

HanfOrd MacNider
Testfying before the house for
eign affairs committee on the
lend-lease bill, Hanford MacNider,
Of Mason City. Ia, former assist
ant secretary Of war, described
the bill as "a direct scuttling OF
our form of government and be-
trayal of American people"
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National 5rosdesstlnq Company
WV. 800. WXYZ, 1910; WLW,
700, WSPD. 1870; WTAM. 1870;
WGN. 40; WMAQ, $50, WIS. So.
Columbia 5roadeasting System
WJR, $50; WOWO. 1850; WBBM.
770.
Mutual 5rosdesstino System -
CKLW, 100; WLW. 70e. and WGN,
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Alkali Treatment


The best treatment seems 70 be
the use OF concentrated alkailes,
sucn as sodium oicaroonate or
triple pnosphates'
Another form OF acute injection
OF the mouth occurs mostly IN chill
dren between one ana three years
IL consists IN iniectlon OF the
gums particuiarly' wnlch may
spread 10 tne insIoe OF the cneeks
ana soit palate. IL oeglns Win 1e-
YER general acnes' ana the patient
Is really III 1or several Gays. VI
GERS appear on the gum margins
"nlcn proiohg tne conVaiescence.
II snouio DE hoUeu tnat TINS form
OF lhiectioh - cornmunicaoie py
eating utensils dlshes ana towels
ana IN nouseholo wnere one case
appears these articles USED by the
paueht should De separated from
those of the rest of the household
and boiled after use.
Tx,,r.rt If Cru Irfertior
The treatment which has been
found most effective as given by
a New York dentist is:
Have the patient rinse the
mouth with a mouth wash If he is
old enough 10 do SO. weak perox-
ide solution is useiul' Dooeii So
luton diiuted nan ana naII' Is
also good. Inc klnd OF mouth
wash Is not important out thor-
ough cleansing IS.
Inc uiceration snouid De toucned
with chronic acid solution put on
cotton appiicators. rms, however
should be lett 10 a oentlst or pny-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-24

Tonight
The war-NBC-Red 7:i5. li:l5;
CHS s.55, 1895 East: MIC $3.50;
MBS ~, 1890; NBC y.
NBC-7:30 Alex Templeton
Time,
s:30-lnformation Please,
9.00-Wsltz Time.
9:30-Oboler play "Of Human
Bondage
l0:0U-W Wings OF Destiny.
CBS-7:3O West i0:20)- Al
Pearce.
s:00-Kate Smith Hour. Milton
Berle.
9:O0-Johnny Presents;
$3.50 - Sylvia Sidney in Col
den Boy.
NBC-7:15-Radio Magic:
500 Broadcast from IT. McClel.
lsn Ala.
9:00-Gangbusters:
5.0o- uappy Birthday.
l0:00-Knox College Club OF New
York Carl Sandburg.
MBS-s:00-Drama. Lew Loyal:
1901 Want a Divorce.
1o:20-Sport Show.
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Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
Ypsianti in the debate with Trenton
the coach Don Sas the
boys, Elliott Karl Zeisler, made good
showing.
Of beautiful Ypsianti the grand
march the Military Ball in the Masonic Temple led by Com
mander r. w Hemph and his sister Mrs w Croker fol-
lowed by Post Commander Harry Britton and Mrs Btton
receiving line officers the and Mrs Will
liam Webb president the Woman Auxiliary: and assisting
the Charles McKenny Mrs Bessie L.
Priddy
The Normal College basketball defeated the Kalamazoo
College the Normal Of IS TO Is which
Ypsi Normal the of MIAA. standings
Deaths Mrs Marie RAYMOND Fuller 10 lifelong resident OF
this vicinity; Mrs. lilly NJ Foster her home, 31S Ellis st
Fifty Years Ago
G. w Loughridge has completed rustic monument from
granite boulder with sunken polished panels.
Henry Glover the $5 900 stock the Ann
Arbor and Ypsanti Railway that held by the
which before
him majority of the whole the control Of the road.