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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10

Don Webb has taken a position In
the Gibson barber shop.
Madge Starr left Tuesday for De-
catur to visit her aunt. Mrs. E. G.
Buys. She will returnsnext Tuesday.
Pvt. Richard Reid came home on
leave at the Fourth from 210th Coast
Artillery Anti-aircraft Division, Fort
Sheridan, III. He visited friends
in both Detroit and In Ypsilanti
where he formerly lived before 60
ing to Detroit.
Miss Kathleen Shannon is In Du-
rant, Okla.
Edward Herbst left this morning
to return to Camp Livingston, La.
Joseph ]. Britton, Jr., is spending
the week at Portage Lake.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
CONSIDERS CLAIMS

!. Mason, Mich. July 10-AP-Cir
cult Judge Charles H. Hayden had
under advis cment today a suit OF
2S former women employees OF the
Odds division c. General Motors
Corporation for some $4,000 in
back pay claimed al the difference
in wages paid them and men work
ers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
Knights of Columbus
Picnic Plans Changed

General Chairman William Muir.
ply Of the Ann Arbor knights of
Columbus picnic announced this
week that the picnic Will he at Jen-
nings Grove at Independence Lake
August II. This change has been
made 10 accommodate the younger
people who wish 10 swim and par
ticipate in sports.
Two additional heads OF booths
have been announced. Leo Hoey,
Dexter. will be in charge OF one Of
the amusemen. stands and AL Pur-
cell, Ann ATbor, the penny stand.
Joseph Swope and John Wells are
the local committee members.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
Conaratulated

Mrs. z. Alberta Coburn, Detroit,
Supreme Inspector OF Michigan Of
the order OF Rainbow for Girls, has
sent a telegram Of congratulations
to Miss Alexine Fox for her recent
election as "All American Grip in
the recent American Legion celebra-
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
Hero For Dinner

Thirty-fiye managers and dtrec,
tors from Farm Bureaus In Ypsi
lanti, Blissfield. Howell. Wixom
Ann Arbor and Dexter met for din
ner Wednesday at the Hotel Huron,
with Jack Yaeger. in charge OF pub
lie relations for the State Farm
Bureau, in charge. The influence OF
the defense buying on the farm
bureau market was discussed. Steel
products. such as steel gates and
implements. are especially affected,
II was found.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
Register For Draft

Frank Wood was one OF the local
boys who registered for possible
Army training Tuesday. Therlow
Simons, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Simons, Sr.. Sheldon, also regis.
tered.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
Many Enjoy Parades

Sheldon people went to Ypsilantl
on July to see the parade put on
by the Ypsilanti American Legion
and enjoyed 1t very much.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press .
wishes all subscribers 10 re- .
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and promptly. In case OF poor 9
or non-delivery OF the Daily Z
Press Phone the Press Once .
at 40 before 6 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
complImsnt, Mrs. o.Inaa

Mrs. E. B. Kellogg gave a lunch
con complimenting Mrs. Lillian
Osinga Monday. Mrs. Osinga OF
Plainwell is visiting In Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
Past Chiefs Picnic at
Cottage at Base Lake

Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters had
a very enjoyable time at their picnic
at the Milton Augustus cottage,
Base Lake. Wednesday. The day
was spent playing cards, swimming
and visiting. Picnic dinner was
served at 1890. Twenty-six men,
bers were present.
The next regular meeting of the
club will be Sept. 10,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10

go, ILL.,, Mr.. and Mrs. Ansyl Palmer,
Detroit, Charles Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Tooman and family and
Mr.. and Mrs, Leroy Tooman. Mrs.
Jane Palmer was unable to attend
because OF poor health.
Many people from Milan attended
the celebrations of the Fourth of
July held in Ypsilanti and in Dex-
ter.
Several members OF the Steidle
family met Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steidle. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Teeter.
Union City. Mrs. Ella Powell and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steidle. On
Monday, Mrs. Margaret Weiss and
little daughter, Ann, Washington,
d. c., came to spend two weeks with
Mrs. Weiss parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steidle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dixon enter
tanned at their cottage at Pleasant
Lake over the Fourth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Gregg, Britton, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lee. Mrs. Milo Fulcher,
Mrs. Mary Bell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Steidle. over Sunday they
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Craig at the cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Royal were
dinner guests Saturday at Mr.. and
Mrs. Wray Diapers cottage Vine
yard Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kin and
son, Glenn, and Mrs. Leonard Cook
left Thursday evening on drive to
Kentucky, returning Sunday night.
Mrs. Daniel Drake, who was in
jured several weeks ago in a fall on
the stairs in her home, is slightly
improved and able to be up little
each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aleck Hunter and
family are spending two weeks at
Vineyard Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton VANITY and
son, Byron, and Miss Edith Caniff
were guests Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Palmer, Bir-
mingham. Mrs. Palmer and baby
daughter are in Harper Hospital but
expect to return home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Trim and
daughter. Jane Ann, spent the week
end at Duck Lake and Jane AIMS
friend, Suzanne WEIGH, Grand
Ledge, returned home with them to
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10

Charles Morton, Wayne. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Morton, Shell
don, Is recovering from head injur-
les suffered in an accident June 30.
Mr.. Morton was driving a new car
on North Sheldon Rid. when his ma
chine was struck at an intersec-
ton. The car was badly damaged.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
Observes Birthday

Carol Schaab's 18th birthday was
observed Tuesday at her home and
covers were laid for ten girls. Aud.
rey Marsh. Georgina Gilbert and
Sally Sneed won prizes in the games
played.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
Mrs. William Avery has infection

in her left hand.
Mrs. John Fischer fell last week
and suffered bruises on her hip.
Miss Edna Morenz,- Detroit, was
week end visitor of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Avery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
Palmer Family Meets

The Palmer family met for a pic
mic dinner Friday in Wilson Com
munity Park. Among those attend
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. William VIII.
son. Monroe. Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle
Wilson. and family. Elkhart. Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake, N Chica-
go, ILL.,, Mr.. and Mrs. Ansyl Palmer,
Detroit, Charles Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Tooman and family and
Mr.. and Mrs, Leroy Tooman. Mrs
Jane Palmer was unable to attend
because OF poor health.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10

49,. ..s.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
WALKER SHIPYARD
LAUNCHES TUG FOR
LOUISIANA FIR N

Another large tug. the sixth for
this Fear. vas launehe1 last Thurs
oay afternoon. December 1. at the
p q Walker and Sons shipyasd on
the east banks Of the Pascaeoula
River. for the Southern Tug and
Barge Company q New Orleans.
Inc handsome vessel has been
named the Louisa. and represents
the finest type OF tugs being built
today.
Designed and built b the p. q.
Walker plant. the vessel Is q all
welded steel construction. II Is rs
feel Aone. - feet beam and has q
s-fout draft II VII be equipped xath
= 800 Horsepower Diesel mCsaF.
Next week the sEster-shIp Of the
Louisa viii be launched a. the
Walker yards for ne Southern Tug
and BARGE Co This boat nov near
lnz cornpletion ul y named the
Commodore
ne Walker yards have contracts
f0 construction Of 3 large number
e taez and barEez. Although tae
Conamooore has net teen LAUNCH
= TIE seeA for TIC additional tugs
tor Mobile interests we're laid tais
week They VIII Be similar % tnoNe
bull for TIE New Orleans concern
4 large lSo-i0ot zteel barge also Is
bslng constructed 81 the yard
Besides this construction xork the
Walker yards report fhzt il has cou-
Tracts Tor repairing 3 number Of
BArEes fW the Federai Barge Lanes.
On q A1ese hafEek Is nou On lie
repair SAYS.
Il Is reported that the Louisa
and TIE "COnmoaore I'll D. usec
II towuine Oh barEes Il the fntra-
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
BURNHAM ASKS
CIVILIANS TO
Do THEIR PART

Kirk ". Rurnham. chairman
Of the Civilian Defense fsz 1ack-
. Cnunty. nlse president of the
Esaard ~ Supervisors has MADE
an appeal ts All citizenS - do
whatever possible. In preserving
the safety and liberties Of fhe
nalion He has asked for cinse
cooperation An the wsrk Of the
civilian defense program which
b to BE carried ou1 and ln which
each eftfzeB musz play q part for
their own welfare and safety as
WeEI ax that ef the Natien ~ q
uhoIe-
America b calling YEA Mr.
Burnham stated ~0ur national
safety Is ~ stake. ne have with
eut warning been atta<ked fsHl-
II and dasfardIy in Japan. one
f Hitler's Axis partners
Wars tkgsse DAYS are tstai
uarS the ruthless die1atorx have
ne pity or compassion on the
babes IN arms er I'D persons ON
the brink Of drafh.~ he said.
rNfiSxiszippianx have never
failed in q national crisis. and !
knou We Of jackson County win
nat fafi our ceuntry nos Mr..
Burnham added ~Ss I strongly
urge every Persan In eur county
- - ready. willing and alert 60
our eounfry'S danger.
Yea win BE- asked fe Do many
Things under eur civilian defense
program and ] knsw xna win MOI
faH II year baHnaen dirty.
-0ur -Fsrerunserf has menl n
; Eazxp4ns lrsnn Camp ShaEhy
nnder the &l4e lesaeExEEn 81 Eae
1szn Ezade - h4zn - gears aHrr
hEf6keM pnblic UTILITIES and e.
ten>e pss5rr& sna 4 50 pea. ah,s
oiilzens Of jackson County. 10
cooperate IN rye WAY with these
fine soldiers in helping to PRE-
vent sabotage and fifth column
tsfs frem dsing NJ harm"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
DEFENSE CEkTERS
GUARDED CLOSELY
By ARMY TROOPS'
Heasity ARMED ssldsera Patral Inn
psrlant Units In 1arksGn Gennts
simee Mandng.

shortly before tine Official neelar-
ati0u q ~ By the United States
against Japan. z S Army troops
arrived IL paEa&eouia and set -
camp 81 the ArmyE Kecreat1oaA
center ~ Tie PAscag0uls Municipal
Beach Para znc established heavy
guards 81 vital National Defense
areas IL this SEXTON
AL bridges ara being guareee a.
h0urs PER DAY. anc heavy guards
have eeeu pasnee IN TIE ingalls,
Hhsphutlaing Corporation yards and
NJ tase soataern Kraft papefrnlu
strict regulations are being enforced
NJ unEzt points
Al snctseas 81 the P~ascAgoulA-
0auttef hTteKs are betng CLOSELY
gazr0cd Guards alao have been
placed 81 the Ee1attawpA River
bridge and al the l. a. n Railroad
bridge 81 raseARun1A.
Al persons erx warned bot 70
entez the ares st the rasoaeoain
Municipal Beach Pafk II Pzaea-
Fpznnke furr n nanf IL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
NEW DIESEL LOCOMOTIVE
PLACED IN OPERATION
By MISSISSIPPI EXPORT
Dieselxed system OF Operation Attracts Attention OF
Railway Heads In Other
Sections.

aCauplesely Dleselize6 + TIE
nnu muzto q the Mississippi Ex-
port RAtirnAu slnre the arrival last
Thursday. a a SECOND Diesel Loco
motive fYwm the General EiecsTie
cumpanyN plant ax Eric. pa IL
rafhpaE Msn ase Gne Diesel ln
nsusssxs exclusively IL hnndlIne zzse
Sarge s1aszH - fnetssHf 2a1szzzss
Mfich fbe railroad nuw enjoys
The nrx Diesel Electric loco
motive Is Identical with the ore
acquired by tae MisEtssipp Ex-
port Railroad last wear. II Is the
latest design of trc1Rnt locomotives
II viii enable une railroad 70 give
better service to It's patrons Both Of
the locomotives vii be used in
hauling and switching
The acquisition Of the new loco
motive Nfu enable the railroad 70
handle larger trains over the route
between paAcnRoula and Evans
ton where u connects with the G
M A. o Railroad for points North
anc EAS
Considerable attention r. being
pakc the Mississippi Export Rail
noAc through is Use Of the Diesel
Electro locomotive II has attract
&c attention IL railroad heads fruna
VARIOUS paris O us< country and
Mexico
Among the railroads showing M
tereEt IN the Dseselizatson OF the
road Arc vino have visited Moss
Point and inspected tine locoenotixes
are
W Q Tafam x1ee-pnesioent Of the
Bunhonle aua H~sttiesbnrg South
err railruae q Eatilesburg and ms
staff.
p n Enoeh& president q tae
Frrnwuoo- Columbia snd Gulf Rail
road O. Fernwaoc. and mas staff
and John Cochran Of the Alsasma,
Tennessee ane Northern Railroad q
M0alls
There alao Ma& 8 party Of Nexlcan
railroad officials from Mexico C4fk
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
Arrest New Orleans
Man For Attempted
Wrecking OF Train

NeN 0f1eans-IDe Psderaz Bureau
OF Investigation announced ne a.
resi- q 1onn EDWARD GehueloeT q
New Orleans II ar attempt u Nreek
the Louisville and Nashville pas
senEef tram q Chef MeutsEf Mon-
car SehneAoer Is Glc lo nave
confessed e TIE art
S~alznzaaez u h4s cuaiessoa sale
1sat Re Opened the switch beeaase
the nalFoae had refused him ; 20
1 auu = officials reported that
q aoek On the SWITCH Az1 beer
broken. tie EHitch thrown - - e
oet0G ~ tram q cunmaier
operating between Ocean Springs
arc Nes oFhean& and possibly
wreck 4 Schneider uzzHs asfs
Spoiled because 81 a. ausoaaauE
agnzl heat which warned ne
eaglnsH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
Low Bid submitted On
Pascagoula Airport
Exceeds Allotment

EW MzA Dec 5-Blaz O.
hs oQnssfae 10 & the proposed
res art raseae0taa 49,
opened = 6 b gne z s IL
giDeer offeH = Maolie whzeh -
suited Il &c + Il WnEhi a son &
CoAEmoaz Ca beng the lewezf
q! five hadzsN 4 Eao6H@ IS Il
excess e fanos allotted fM the pro-
sect y aas announced here Faz49-
Day.
K " Durham president q re
Jackson County Board Of 6upex~
visor sad uazi TIE CAA h~tlctn1enl
hac eee1 - 3 xssa COO. an1 Ia
either TIE 30 Noald have = -
lowered % meei ms figure. o. &c
ne government which iE putting ~
ut entire aHnoans q money. NaEie
have e tncreAse tu allotment H
SAC thai be fes confident 4 zaald
b. wofkee CT satisfactorily sc
GPaeaZ turu = paae L.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
SUPERVISORS SETS DATE
FOR PASCAG0ULA BOND
ELECTION FOR SCHOOLS
Housing OF students Reaches Grave Proportions With Indi
cations OF Situation Increasing
Gravity.

1us jackson Coonts Board o
supsTlsurs have set the GATE @
JanQav z for holding the special
ehcaon 0n the s6s01 school bonds
f0 contraction . additional fsclii-
tsex 81 tne R~RscaEuala Schools Thls
4 ths SECOND election 70 be- held
CO NJ Issuance q zheae bends whlch
are 70 match government grants
ne Issue failed e carry dns.ne
ne las Epeeazs election held II
Sosemoef when there wns insult
ficieni votes cas- % make fse bal-
Dza10 egni although an over
Ene5f1llG majority g tne woes
ezE favored ne Hsas
bcnool and eity officials are cal
ne ugou ne rioters Of DaStrlcz
mrs fN winch re bonds are .
N Issued q give sheix undiysdao
nc ORGANIZED support % t1e mat
- dunnF the next several weeks
IL officials pan = % exefythEne
I Ter poNg q ct ne voters on
= H8 polh Nnen tie nexI eieetIaa
Is ealled
1he Parent Teacher ASSOCIATION
q both ne elementary and Ne
nish schools are giving IRE elecaon
Ico121cfab.e attention ~ 0ae meet
Peas fasu Ia Faa4 a.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
Labor-Industry
Armistice Sought
For War Duration

Washington 6lonef EllnAn
OFM Uirer1cs asked Uk a ? @
L ane Ne Go e INTRODUCES luzEne-
clatelE > neN eEyen-eas. - hour
Neek r. Defense Industries Aoc
make adjustments lAter II existing
contracts an1 vase scales
Paeszoeuz Roosevelt zzso invited
Industry zne zAboT e 3 ~eezleHeaee
beginning DecemoeF Is ~ eoa-
N1Efaaon Roalem Il sz1o clz-
p1lez eEaz Ut war.
OutaHeak q Ear maksz Il IN
pefA1EzF Ia tnF American Defense
Industries increase poduetzsn 4
. maximum a. fast a numanly
possible E1E1an aElE.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
Moss Point Places
Guard On Utilities

MayoT George p Wood OF Moss
Fotnt announced yesterday that an
extra night mar had been put on
- aSslE Ia operation o. the fire
station gas works and water works
department as 3 protection 70 tine
cts urliiles ano Is . safety
measure
= 4 Elliott xas appointed b.
Mzyof Wooe e fl tais post He
Las been connected with l. e.
Wlnlerlon fu several years and hiss
: a1ce experience he Is q retired
arm mnn ano as s personnel Of
fseef while IN the army IN which
he spent over = years.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
MANAGEMENT
BOARD CREATION
PLANNED MONDAY


An organization nesting Of tnr
board q management q the Pas
eaEoalR uSC Clnb. 20 be operated
under the INCA ell m held n
the PzHrmanala Community House
II m ncleek Mnaaday eReEias.
DenentlHnr H. Il mnE aufzaInlned ~
4 AEnE, dHantu 1t ffze ESQ r
e. zanneNttT 4xsze
pt1c tsAst agreed - serve ON thtA
COMMITTEES MAKE every effort 70 at
tenc 81 that preliminary MASTERS
can b. disposed OF and the work o.
the organization IN the city started
Plan are being completed for the
eiss-wace rrcreationai program
which wlll De q combination Of ac-
uvltles both INDOOR and outdoor.
Pnyslcal equipment Is being
bought 10 have such indoor games
IS yoilsy ball. hadminton. shuffle-
board, hand bal eheckerx chess
and othsT games for use IN the
cemmanity building. A complete
scheduls o. events and hours viii be
ready H. the near future The plan
Is lhA1 the building snail be avail
PeHse turn 70 paee 49,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
GAME AND FISH COMMISSION
PREPARE LEGISLATIVE
BILL AGAINST POLLUTION
Commission Seeks Control OF Streams To Proter4 r,eh
Through Power To Punish Guilty
Parties Convicted.

Officials q the Misaassipus STATE
Game and Fzzh Commission Il 5aek-
son have announced that L 1 me-
parins . bIH e Be presented % me
Mississippi Esa3 Legislature a ia
session which opens In January
ssk1ng fU powers 70 control ne
streams and s~aterways Of nne state
and waste disposal and 3 Ds1lu-
non q them ms Is good newz arc
g has TIE backing of All zoortznen
and citizens generally. q recent sur
Fey has revealed
NE measure Is being azke1 IL
support e : program desszIsea =
reserf . Repetition q The neeasa
Destruction q mallA0sas o. sEsh -
stream pollution = TIE P-aseseozIa
River ard Is trfbus=-- =sse t5ssa
summer. felloHe1 % thra ossr
poLuEkn Killing addltAoasz -
ue mNf Eaeanf o whieh - fasH
seeks 50
OF coHss 1s authority nztea ~
me Cane ard Fzzh Conmiaslon ri
- welcomed and the concurrent
pollution accompanied b. ne Killing
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
Jackson COunfians
Organize Home Guard
At Defense Meeting

4 great Demonstration Ct naEg10f-
Nzn ard Civilian Defense Intent Hax
E1ssa e Pns4EoHla hs night
when more man - u1en and
women nzibec = TIE cal q .
Civilian Defense meeting aad heard
apezkefz uEtilne Ire duties = each
citizen dlrtng the ure1e1z uAr.
- the close - Ire meeting sew
Eai hundred F1auaGazsrs fer ser
wee IL the home fuaz6S Nhtcr
aexe uEza1tscc = ~ 1zne were
zlEns1 - Tnt fua arH Tor TIE
FaseaEul4a volunteers FL ~ held
zomaxroV nlgflt q tie HzaaaRouls
high school athletic fed nose
fnum Mozs PotnE szH be not1ftec
= ne chairman q thai district.
Nv. Barber When uzelr drlM Vii
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-12-12
Moss Point Firemen
Call Special Session
For Defense Plans

A special meeting q 1ne Aos6
Pulnt Volunteer Fzrv Department
haz been ealiec for touagnf Ersday.
December r. a. T.so oci1ck %
formulate plans for tie coupanss
pa1 Il National Defense i uss
announced - z c Ho9k president
d lie organization.
Maso4 GeaFse p Weed 81 b he
principal speaker Is TIE meeting
There I'll - . general discussion
OF National Defense ard re uart
uhat fze IRE cuEnpanF sud Is Hzn-
beTz ezn play ~ Natzaaal Dslena
Piaa1 ~ Hhat mlet1f p dane i
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Flint Assessor
Gets State Post

LANSING, Sept 13.- Appoint
ment Of Mark l. Older Flint city
assessor 10 the state tax commits
sion. was announced today by the
executive office.
Older succeeds Melville y Me-
PherSon of Lowell. veteran Re
publican politician who has served
on the commission for the last IA
years. Older was appointed for a
siX-year term.
The governor said Older had
been endorsed by leading Demo
Gratis and Republicans of Flint in
addition &c the GcneSce County
Taxpayers Association.
"He i exactly the type of
man l wanted" the governor
said. Chairman John W.
Libckc has the Detroit view
point. and Commissioners Alvin
T.. Richards of Marquette can
be depended upon 10 represent
the Upper Peninsula. Older Is
middle-roader from central
Michigan who has an outstand-
Ing record"