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Evening star., 1941-02-13
Suspect and Bystandel
Shot by Watchman
Warehouse
Man Wounded Trying
To Flee Is Put Under
Guard in Hospital

A housebreaking suspect and a
bystander were wounded early to-
day, according to police, when
Joseph Hackett, 63-year-old colored
Watchman for the Manhattan Auto
Co, surprised two men who had
broken into the firms warehouse at
l7l2 Seventh street NV.
Hackett told police, they said, that
he called to the men TO stop ana
that. when they failed to do SO, he
fred three shots, two striking John
w. GaskinS, 16, colored, of the first
block of K street NE. and one TAX
ing effect in the heel OF q bystander,
Walter Philips, At, colored, OF the
900 block of Westminster street NV.
Gaskin was removed to Freed
mems Hospital and treated for bull
let wounds in the left thigh. He is
being held there under police guard.
Meanwhile, police were searching
today for the second Of the two men
surprised at the warehouse, de-
scribed as 5 feet 10 inches tall, COL
ored and wearing light oVercoat.
Mrs. Mary r. Turner, 35l6 New
Hampshire avenue NV, reported
To police that a young colored man
.natched her purse containing slo
while she was in the 34OO block OF
Georgia avenue shortly after MID.
night, then grabbed the purse OF
Agnes Farrell of Silver Spring Nd
containing IA cents, and jumped IN
an automobile and escaped.
Franklin Boatwright, manager OF
q gasoline station in the 600 olocK
of I street NV, told police he was
held up and robbed of between $40
and $50 by a young white man last
night. The bandit escaped, but not
until Boatwright had got good oe-
scription of him, even to the req
socks the manager said he wore.
George Ryan, IS, gasoline station
attendant at Third and M streets
Sc, reported he was heldsup at the
point OF a pistol by young wnlte
man early today and robbed OF s2o.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
CLEARANCE
RUGS

Orig. SS4.5O Tone -on tone
gx12 Broadloom S49.95
s-Orig. s73.s5 Imperfect
9x12 Administer Rugs 1895
1-Orig. Ss4.95 Oriental
Pattern 6x9 Rug s49.95
1-Orig. $500 Twist Broad
loom 9x12 Rug 1895
1-Orig. $4,000 Twist Broad
loom LIMP Rug $685.
1-Orig. $1,000 Twist Broad
loom 7.7x12 Rug - $685.
S24.95
1-orig. $500 Twist Broad
loom Silks Rug - S24.95
2-Orig. s4s.s5 Wilton sx12
Rugs, as is is---S S24.9o
3-Orig. s49.s5 Oriental Pat
tern skill Rugs S24.95
4-Orig. s34.s5 to S44.s5 Ak
minister 9x12 Rugs. as is,
S19.95
4-Orig. S34.s5 to S44.95 AK
minister 9x12 Rugs, ss
is S19.95
1-Orig. $500 Plain Broad
loom SKIP Rug - S14.95
Orig. s45.oo Two-tone sx9
Broadloom Rug ~ $685.
1-Orig. S4S.Oo Twist Broad
loom 4.6x12 Rug S14.95
1o-Oris. s32.s5 Chenille
9x12 Rugs - Sl4.9o
so So. Yds.-Orig. Sl.75
Remnants of Inlaid Limo
Ieum 75c 50. yd.
80 So. Yds.-Orig. 39c REM
nants Of Felt Base Floor
Covering 1 15c So. yd.
(Rugs, Sixth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
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ClearaMce!
Toys

IL Orig. S1.O0 Buddy L"
Telephone Style Banks 39c
IL Orig. S1.95 Games Go
to the Head of the Class"
SolIed ---- - 49c
10 Orig. S1.95 Baby Dolls in
carrying cases 49c
10 Orig. $500 Stuffed Gil
raffes soft toys CSC
6 Orig. $3.50 Folding Tennis
Table Tops small size, 2
paddles and net sI.29
6 Orig. S3.s5 Betsy Wetsy"
Rubber Dolls moving
eyes -- sI49
3 Orig. $3.50 "Carrom"
Boards plays several
games s-----------Sl.69
8 Orig. s4.95 Baby Dolls.
Rayon silk coat and hat
some slightly soiled S1.99
10 Orig. $500 Cowboy Suits
complete outfits in bro
ken sizes " S2.49
1 Orig. $500 Soiled Teddy
Bear large size S2.99
8 Orig. S5.95 BalI-bearing
20-in. Front Wheel Veloci-
pedes --S S3.99
1 Orig. $1,000 Gilbert" Tool
Chest metal case
marred -----A A.99
9 Orig. s10.95 De Luxe Doll
Coaches blue -- S4.99
Orig. S29.95 Lightweight
Girls Bicycle full size
>. floor sample S16.99
(Toys, Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
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Sl9.95 Simmons
and LuIIabye
Cribs
5000

Just IS to sell. Full panel
cribs, complete with link
steel springs and drop-side.
Choice of several finishes.
? Orig. S5.95 Maple-finished
Hardwood Chests of Draw
ers ----------- s3.99
3 Orig. $685. Combination s.
Way High Chairs S4.99
6 Orig. S1O.95 Simmons"
and Gem" Baby Cribs. Full
size several finishes s5.99
3 Orig. S12.95 StorkIine Cribs
with link spring. Wax-birch
finished hardwood - $3.50
6 Orig. s16.95 Solid Maple
Youth Beds with removable
half sides and spring,
S9.99
Orig. s24.s5 Baby Coach
black upholstery
floor sample - SIS.99
tInfants' Furniture, Fourth
Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-02-13
KNIT UNDIES'

so Orig. 39c Rayon Panties
and Briefs 4 for Sl.00
so Orig. 39c Warm Knitted
Vests and Panties with a
mixture of rayon, cotton and
wool - 4 for Sl.00
Is Orig. S1.00 Cotton Knit
2-Pc. Pa ajamas warm and
comfy 69c
4 Orig. sec and s1.00 Nation
ally Famous Ray0n Vests
and Panties - &c
4 Orig. Sl.OO Rayon Panties
small sizes Sc
3 Orig. $500 Rayon Coats, 81
3 Orig. $500 Rayon Union
Suits S1.00
Knit Undies, Main Floor,
The Hecht CO..
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initiated Glass
ST Hurricane
LAMPS
soc pair

Just 1l2 pairs in the group.
Quaint copies of old New
England lamps fine for
mantels or consoles.
48 Orig. soc Cast Iron Fry
pans No. S size - 25c
S Orig. $l.19 Metal Under
sink Cabinets - SOC
8 Orig. SI.o0 Cherrio Charm
Shelves --- SOC
81 Orig. s1.00 Adjusta Bile
Height Lap Tables SOC
20 Orig. S1.50 Pairs of Chi
nese Brass Candlesticks 59c
10 Orig. $500 pairs Of Chi
nese Brass Candlesticks 81
2 Orig. S3.s5 Plate Glass 3s-
in. Window Ventilators SI.00
Orig. $500 Shaving Mir
rors with light ~ Sl.99
tHousefurnishingS
Seventh Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-02-13
JTI' VI,J0 ava , : j
GLOVES
Csc

Only 128 prs. of kid. suede
and cape gloves broken
assortment novelty and
plain styles.
6 Orig. S1.00 BeanieS in SIM
ulated pigskin and rayon
fabric combinations - Acc
26 prs. Orig. $3.50 Suede
finish Fabric Gloves g.
navy, beige and wine
size 6l2 --- 69c
(GloyeS- The Hecht Co..
Nam FlOOT,)
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ORIG. SI4.9S and SI6.9S
TWEED AND
FLEECE
COATS
$3.50

One Of a kind or few Of a
kind. Broken sizes and COL
ors. Just 40.
4 Orig. sIO.95 ReversibIes
of wool and rayon 2 red
plaids. Sizes IA and 16;
green, ID; brown, 20 $500
40 Orig. s1O.95 Two-piece
Suits wool Scotch plaids,
Glen plaidS, all-wOol Shet-
lands broken sizes IL to
20 -------S S6.99
4 Orig. S29.95 Fur-trimmed
Sports Coats -. Sizes -. 16,
l8 S $500
2 Orig. S59.95 and S69.95
MOuton Lamb Jackets
sizes Il and Is - $500
Thrift Coats, The Hecht Co.,
Third Floor
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WOmen'S and
Misses RIOuSeS
sI.OO

Womens and misses rayOn
satin blouses and beautifully
tailored stripes sizes 81
10 40 in the group.
400 Orig. S1.00 Famous Make
Slip-on Sweaters of soft cot
ton a marvellous selection
Of colors small, medium
and large sizes ----- SIC
200 Orig. soc RayOn Crepe
Windsor Ties many COL
ors to choose from ~ 10c
(NeckVear and Hsndkerchiefs,
The Hecht Co, Main FloorJ
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$3.50 and $3.50 J. Misses
Straps and
OXfOrdS
s2.29
Boys
Furnishings

56-Orig. 81 Long Sleeved
Knit Polo Shirts SIC
14-Orig. $1.s5 Jr. Boys
Wash Suits --$1.45
12-Orig. $3.50 Two-pc.
Corduroy Suits $3.50
I6-Orig. $3.50 Hooded Wool
Jackets -- - 1903
(HoyG Furnishinss, Second
Floo4. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-02-13
OF
TOILETRIES
25c

220 Orig. S1.OO Christy Lip
sticks ---- CSC
66 Orig. s1.O0 away Stretch
Girdles 25c
81 Orig. S1.O0 Novelty Bath
Soaps -- Csc
40 Orig. s1.o0 Aver Face
Powder (disc box 25c
IA Orig. $3.50 Molyneaux
Cologne (disc bottle) z5c
1876 Orig. s1.OO Loose Pow
der Compacts ------2 25c
AZ Orig. S9c KIeinert's
"Fleecenap' Bridge Table
AZ Orig. 59c Shampoo or
Shower Sprays --- 25c
so Orig. S1.00 Novelty Per-
fume Sets 25c
4S Orig. 55c Italian Balm
Combinations - 25c
% Orig. SOC Kinds Hand
Cream -- 25c
Sc Orig. soc Campana Hand
cream - - Zoc
(Toiletries, Main Floor, The
Hecht CO..
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RayOn FaiIIe
Bags
sI.69

Just 25 rayon Fallle bags -.
Top handles in black, brown
and wine.
50 Orig. S1.00 Simulated Pat
ent and Suede Bags,
Acc and soc
10 Orig. $500 and $3.50
Suede Bags in black and
brown beautifully lined
. also broadcloth un-
derarm styles $500
IS Orig. S1.O0 Novelty Leather
Belts Asst. sizes and COL
ors soc
200 Orig. Simulated Leather
Billfolds . in tan only 29c
HANDBAGS. The Hecht Co,
Main Floor
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Record
Cabinets
1888

Various styles and sizes in
mahogany or walnut = fin
ished hardwood. just one of
a kind in many instances.
(Records, Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-02-13
MAIDS
UNIFORMS

40 Orig. S1.l9 Maids Broad
cloth Uniforms {. . form-fit-
ting open all the way
down the front short
sleeves, blue or green checks
also plain white q.
sizes II to l8 in the group SOC
4S Orig. see Maids Lawn
Aprons, with bib and straps
rick-rack trimmed,
39c ca; 3 for Sl.00
Uniforms. The Hecht Co.,
Third Floor
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OF
TOILETRIES
SOC

10 Orig. $500 Kleinert's
"Airlite" Foundation Gar
ments SOC
so Orig. S1.00 18th Century
Bath Sets - Soc
"a Orig. Sl.00 Kleinert's
Tourist Cases ~ SOC
So Orig. Sl.00 Molyneaux CO.
Iogne (disc bottle) SOC
187 Orig. $500 Hair Brushes
and Hand Mirrors SOC
CToiletries. Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-02-13
sI.25 to $3.50 BondoI
LAMP SHADES
39c

Just 36 in the group. Var1-
Gus colors. Silk, lined with
rayon.
Is Orig. $1.50 to S2.95
Framed Pictures ---- 81
8 Orig. ss.s5 Williamsburg
Table Lamps $500
3 Orig. SASS English China
Table Lamps and Shades,
s7.95
4 Orig. S19.95 Almco Floor
and Bridge Lamps and
Shades a 1895
2 Orig. S24.95 Modern s.
Way Rembrandt Floor
Lamps $l2.95
2 Orig. sIs.s5 Ivory and
Gold COlored Sway Floor
Lamps - .-.- S12.95
4 Orig. S19.95 China Table
Lamps $1,000
4 Orig. S?4.95 Almc0 Floor
and Bridge Lamps and
Shades ,-- --- $l5.95
4 Orig. S39.95 Brazilian Onyx
Base Floor Lamps $l9.95
lamps. Fourth Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-02-13
FRIDAY CLEARANCE!
CAMERAS

8 Orig. Listed $3.50 Univex
Smm Movie Cameras with F
3.5 lens, including case.
S13.95
IL Orig. Listed $500 Pha-
ostran Electric Exposure
Meters - S3.37
3 Orig. Listed $3.50 8mm
Eastman Model 20 Cine
Kodak Demonstration,
S19.92
cameras, The Hecht Co.,
Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
ALL.WOOL
SWEATERS
79c

Just so of these slip-on and
cardigan style sweaters
short and long sleeves. Red,
green, white and brown
sizes "a to 40.
1s--Orig. s2.ss After Ice
Skating Sock Shoes in all
wool, royal blue small,
medium and large sizes, sec
25-Orig. S1.99 and s299
All-wool Skirts in swing
styles upper closing
grey. blue sizes "a
TO 80 S1.29
1S-Orig. $500 and s1.99
Sports Dresses in rayon
crepe, wool and gsbardine
short sleeves all
with fine detailing gold,
brown and blue sizes II
to l8 not all sizes in all
colors - s3.S8
(Sport Shop. The Hecht Co.,
Third FloorD
Evening star., 1941-02-13

Girls
Accessories
At 25c
2o-Orig. S1.15 Girls Rayon
Hooded BlouSes Csc
10-Orig. $1.00 Girls Red
and Green Leather Mittens,
CSC
1-Orig. s1.s5 Girls Leather
Handbag Csc
1-Orig. s1.s5 Girls Cotton
Corduroy Handbag - 25c
6-Orig. s1.00 and s1.s5
Girls Rayon Velvet Eve
ming Bags $780, CSC
4-Orig. s1.15 Girls Beanie
Berets CSC
At SOC
3-Orig. $1.95 Little Girls
Rayon Velvet Bonnets soc
3-Orig. s1.s5 Little Girls
Knitted Hoods soc
At Sl.OO
Orig. $500 Girls Skat-
ing Skirts S1.00
3-Orig- $500 'Teen-Age
Girls Rayon Suede Jenkins.
s1.00
5-Orig. $500 Girls Rayon
Velvet and Cotton Corduroy
Jackets loo
At SI.33
4-Orig. S3.95 Girls Jumper
Dresses, plaid with white
blouse S1.33
14-Orig. s3.s5 and s5.s5
Teen Age Rayon Crepe
Dresses H.33
10 Orig. S3.s5 Girls Cotton
Corduroy and Wool Flannel
Jackets --- S1.33
At S2.88
1-Orig. S5.95 Girls 2.-Pc.
Skating Outfit - $2.s8
I-Orig. $5.95 Red Flannel
Skating Jacket, size IA,
s2.ss
6-Orig. s6.s5 'Teen-Age
Girls Rayon Velvet Jackets,
sizes 10 and IA $500
4-Orig. S1s.s5 Girls White
Bunny Fur Goats. lined with
red wool flannel and with
detachable hoods S7.SS
5o-Orig. s1.oo Girls Print
Wash Dresses SIC
tGirls' Clothing. Second Floor,
The Hecht Coz
$3.50 and $3.50 Jr. Misses
Straps and
OXfOrds
1928
A broken assortment OF
smart strap pumps and OK
fords for 'teen-agers wear
ing sizes 1 to 8.
100 Orig. $1.3s Girls Rayon
Satin House Slippers with
wedge leather soles. Red
and blue in sizes II to large
b ----- --------~ ~A'""
8 Prs. Orig. $3.50 Big Boys
Leather Hi-Cut Boots, sizes
712 to 8 ----.$ $l.So
tChildren's Shoes. Second Floor,
The Hecht co..
Boys
Furnishings
5S-Orig. 81 Long Sleeved
Knit Polo Shirts 69c
14-Orig. s1.s5 Jr. Boys
Wash Suits N.45
12-Orig. $3.50 Two-pc.
Corduroy Suits $3.50
l6-Orig. $500 Hooded Wool
Jackets - $3.50
CHoyc Furnishinss, Second
Fooe. The Hecht co..
4
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THE u! |! .. HECH! &c COL D:
STREET AT 7th NATIONAL sloo i
BEDDING
CLEARANCE!

Innerspring Mattresses. Some with prebuilt n
borders All famous makes. Slightly soiled
Orig .'aa. sl4'' Coil Springs Single double $3.50
Orig. SIS Box Springs Double size si7eS9.75
19 Orig. S1.95 Panel Beds. Walnut, maple G. 90
mahogany finished gumwood All sizes
8 Orig. S39 95 Studio Divans. Some with bed
high construction Choice of styles and colors. coz
Some slightly soiled ---- ------------------- 49,
1 Orig. S2995 Studio Couch Coil spring base, GIS
innerspring mattress .---------------------- n
l Orig $3.50 Beautyrest Tuxedo Bed
High Dvan. With BeautyreSt mat G10 az
tresses Blue. Floor sample -------
10 Innerspring Mattresses. Some slightly & 90
soiled. Twin size T
(seds and Bedding, Fourth Hech
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Is Orir. sI4.95 and 1888
JUNIOR MISS
DRESSES
SO

Daytime styles in one-piece
dresses and jacket styles
from our early spring stocks.
Emblem dresses included.
In black and pastels.
6 Orig. s39.s5 to S49.95 Fur
trimmed Winter Goats;
Leopard, coon, Dyed
Squirrel collars; sizes 9 to
IS ---------------S Sl9
3 Orig. $685. and S79.95
Fur-trimmed Winter Coats;
Kolinsky, Skunk, Natural
Squirrel and Blended Mink;
sizes 9 to IS ----- S35
so Orig. Sass to S25 Jr. Miss
Coats; plaids, tWeeds, checks,
f1eeceS and nubbed woods.
Black, natural, teal. beige,
red, wine and brown. Sizes
9 to II ----------- SIS
young Washingtonlan Shop.
The Hecht Co., Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-02-13
HOSIERY
CLEARANCE!

68 prs. Orig. 69c and S1.00
Silk Stockings knee
length a few all silk
broken sizes -3 3Sc
100 prs. Orig. S5c and SOC
Fine Lisle Socks, 6/3 ribbed
also some fancy weave,
ISc
96 prs. Orig. SOC and s1.o0
All-wooI Socks -. grand for
outdoors. Some with bells.
29c
(Hosiery. The Hecht Co.,
Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-02-13

$50 Pes. Specially Priced
Majestic Propel
and Repel
Pencils
39c
An inexpensive pencil with
all the high priced features
of a more expensive one.
Just the thing for school,
home or Office work.
4 Orig. 81 Smoking Stands,
SOC
4 Orig. sl.95 Typewriter
Tables 81
81 Orig. sI.95 Permo-T -Tele-
phone Book Cover with In
dex 81
(Stationery. The Eecht Co..
Main FlooTD
Evening star., 1941-02-13

$500 and $3.50
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4-Orig. S3.95 Girls Jumper
Dresses, plaid with white
blouse " S1.33
14-Orig. S3.95 and 1896
Teen Age Rayon crepe
Dresses S1.33
10 Orig. S3.95 Girls Cotton
Corduroy and Wool Flannel
Jackets S1.33
Evening star., 1941-02-13

Large enough to use for pill
low covers, scarfs or centers
of table cloths and covers.
Various fabrics in various
patterns.
5-Orig. 1898 Shower Cur
tains, floor samples; soiled.
Sl.98
4-Orig. S2.98 Shower Cur
tains, floor samples; soiled.
Sl.98
20 Prs.-Orig. S4.98 Green
Rayon-and-C Cotton Damask
Drapes, 2a4 ydS. long S1.59
Is Prs.-Orig. S4.9S and S5.98
Sample Pairs OF Draperies,
only l pair of kind.
S2.s9 pr.
(Upholsteries, Sixth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
Ann Arbor Specialist Discusses
Flower Borders For Garden Club

Flower Borders for Continuous
Bloom" was the subject OF the very
interesting and instructive talk CIV
en- before Ypsilanti Garden Club
Monday night by Mrs. Charles
Wagner, Ann Arbor. She has been
a landscape design worker with
Prof. Aubrey Tealdi. formerly of the
University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Every person In the club was given
a diagram Of a garden plan and
list of plants blooming from April
to October.
Trenching was emphasized as
the first and most important step
in making a border. while the care
OF the border included spraying and
busting and the treatment of in
sects and disease. Stalking OF the
plants, the removal of withered
blooms Ia winter. frequent cultiva.
ton, and the dividing OF the border
and resetting OF most OF the plants
every three or four years are mat
tiers requiring attention, Mrs.
Warner said. Illustrations furnished
by Mrs. E. B. Names had been
taken from the gardens OF the Ann
Arbor members OF the club. Mrs.
r. Soldering and Mrs. c. c. Meloche
assisted In arranging the program.
Miss Eugene Mereness presided
over the business meeting and men
toned the flowers at present being
exhibited in West Michigan Ave.
store window. She also mentioned
that the geranium will be the city
flower this season. Ten dollars was
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
THE WEATHER

Ypsilanti and vicinity: Wednes-
day fair; lowest temperature to-
night about 10 degrees; moderate
northerly winds.
Temperature at 30 q. m. today,
% degrees.
Temperatures Monday: Highest
so degrees; lowest ~ degrees;
mean 81 degrees.
Departure from normal temper
ature Monday: plus s degrees.
Departure from normal temper
AZURE since Jan |, plus so degrees.
Temperature one year ago today:
Highest 36 degrees: lowest SO de-
grees; mean 81 degrees.
Temperature this date in past
IS years: Highest so degrees In
1894; lowest S degrees In 1912.
Relative humidity Monday: 1'T0
a. m. IS per cent; 1880 a. m. 81
per cent: 1880 p. m. 81 percent;
1880 p. m. 30 per cent.
Barometric pressure at 1880 a. N
today; Station 2s.lS inches. sea
level 2s.s2 inches.
Precipitation in last rs hours
ending at 1870 a. m. today: 0.sS
inches.
Departure from normal precipita'
ton since Jan. /: minus 1.S7 inches
The sun sets today at 6:26 p. m
and rises tomorrow at a. m.
The moon rises today at 1923 a
m. and sets tomorrow at 1874
a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY


Ypsant Business Professional Women Club at the home of
Miss Belle Morrison, 1913 ~ Summit St. 1880 m Dr. Glenda
will be the speaker Safety committee in charge OF
Twenty Club. $50 p m Charles McKenny Hall
Circle OF Society Lutheran Church. $780,
church. Mrs Emma Douglas hostess
number IS and A. NJ. 1880 Masonic Temple
room; NJ. will be conferred
School Community rehearsal o'clock
Ypsianti High School auditorium.
Mothersngers Chorus schools $780, Ypsan High School
music
Airpane o'clock High School shop
lzaak Walton League Auxiliary. o'clock Landy Hail.
Jolly Mixers Club, o'clock with Mrs Dorothy Russell
Ypsant Foreign at o'clock this
evening in GAR Hall
WEDNESDAY
First Methodist Lookout Committee, 1918 p. m.
School, Charles
McKenny Hail. $50 p. m.
Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society. 2 o'clock at church.
Womans Study Club Amercanzaon Day Rev o. C. Hendrick
Church. Flint will speak Mark
typical American &c. Literary Club House. Chorus
rehearsal Ei5 club house.
Rebekah 27o 80 o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
Huron Temple Pythian Sisters initiation and official visit OF Mrs
Whaley Detroit. grand chief o'clock X. p. Hall
B Y Club dinner $780, Masonic Temple Mr. and Mrs G. L.
Schultz chairmen
Girl Scouts: o'clock. Luke; $780, Meth
ods Church. four $3.50, Woodruff.
Red Cross surgical WEIGH Hail.
Baptist Women's Union, o'clock at church
Domestic Daughters all meeting BEGINNING 10 o'clock With
Mrs George Milne project remodelnE clothing
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
Reconsideration F. T. A. to
Gi0e Boy, Girl Scouts Funds

grades are given dancing instruc-
ton provided by the Edison Insti-
tute OF Dearborn. Principal Menzi
also explained the rules for picnics
and said that the senior high pic
MICS are out OF town, with buses
furnishing the transportation while
the junior high picnics are in the
city.
Miss Aunets Monroe told Of the
social program for the elementary
children and said that their pro
grams are held in the school build
ing during school hours and usual
ly are associated with some spe-
cial day. The parties are planned
by students with the assistance OF
teachers. she said.
Mrs. Bentley then reviewed the
social program for the Rackham
building.
At the close OF the period. the
approximately 125 guests went to
the foyer for refreshments of cake
and coffee and for a pleasant social
time. Mrs. Menzi and Mrs. viii
liam Wilcox poured and a number
OF the mothers brought delicious
cakes and cookies and assisted
with the serving. Mrs. Carl John
son and Mrs. Marjorie Alban ar
ranged the table decorations. The
social time had been planned by
the executive committee.
Misses Jane Finnigan and Betty
Cooney, seniors, were in charge Of
the cloak room.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
Dates on Scouting
Calendar Announce

Coming dates on the scoutin|
calendar for the Ypsilanti distrid
were announced today.
The Ypsilanti District Commit
tee will hold its regular meetinl
Thursday evening under the chai|
manship of Dr.. II. L. Smith, distrid
chairman. At these meetings d
the district committee, the chai|
man OF each troop and pack con|
mittee is asked to report condition.
In his particular institution and ID
gether with district chairmen j
various operating committees thel
work out plans and policies for thI
improvement of Scouting in the did
trict.
March ~, an appreciation dlnne|
Tor Scoutmasters- and cubmastea
OF the Ypsilanti district will b
in the Ypsilanti High School. DID
trict Commissioner Norris Wits
will be in charge and 1t is expecteI
that there will be a 100 per cer
attendance OF scoutmasters. Gull
masters and Sea Scout leaders fror
the Ypsilanti district.
Plan Court Of Honor
The Southeast District Court d
Honor will be at the Saline School
March II. Each troop in the South
east District will present a part d
the program.
Courts OF Honor will be held u
the Ypsilanu District and the Cope
land District soon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-04
Knights of Pythias
Plan Area Meeting

At the regular meeting OF Queen
City Lodge number 167 Knights OF
Pythias. Monday evening. final
plans for the area meeting to be
here, Mar. 8. we're made and future
meetings were announced.
For. the area meeting. members
OF the Past Chancellors Club will
act as reception committee for the
men, and the Pythian Sisters for the
visiting women. Lunch will be pro-
vided by the entertainment commit
tee.
A. z. Augustus, James Hart and
Lloyd Ward were appointed 10 in
vestigate the cost OF an outside sign
for the hall. Announcement was
made Of the Past Chancellors Club.
Mar. IS when Linley Wisely will be
initiated
Final play OF the K. OF P.-Ma.
sonic Euchre tournament will take
place Thursday evening at X. P.
Hall. The X. P.'s are 40 games in
the lead. Losers are to serve a din
ner to the winners the week follow.
ing the last play.
Second rank will be conferred on
two candidates at next weeks meet.
ing.