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Congregational Church

Gordon c. Sreer, Minister.
Mrs. ]. W.-Kelder. organist; Will
liam Wiltse. director; Mrs. James
Bell, superintendent OF Church
School.
10 a. m.-Church School for jun
Tors and intermediates,
1915 a. m.-College Student
Talk 1t Our Club.
II a. m.-Ghurch School for pre-
school, kindergarten and primary.
II a. m.-Mother's Day Service.
Sermon subject: "A Day of Love
and Loyalty" Mrs. Kelder will
play: Echoes OF Spring, by
Friml: Ave Maria. by Saunders;
Marcia Religioso", by Cole. Chill
dren's Recessional, "Only One
Mother. Mary Ellen Speer will
play the violin obligato. Leader
Robert Hunt. Anthem: Jesus Joy
OF Mans Desiring. The Chapel
Choir will sing, Mother Macree".
by OlcottBall.
6 p. m.-Progressive meeting OF
the High School Pilgrim Fellow
ship with Robert Johnson, Cert
rude and Betty Menzi, Marvin
Wolf.
7 p. m.-The Christian Youth
Fellowship (Baptist-Congregation-
all at Starkweather Hall. Mrs.
Leonard Menzi will give a Moth
er's Day Talk. Friendly Hour fol
lowing.
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Judges Selected For
School Speech Contest

Judges for the district speech
contest at Roosevelt High School
Monday we're announced today by
Miss Susan Stinson, faculty direc-
tor. They are Olive Lockwood
Crandall, University of Michigan
speech department; Joseph P.
Kelly. Michigan State Normal Col
lege speech department; and AL
fonso Rodriguez. Wayne Univer-
sity speech department.
High schools entered in the con-
test are Big Beaver, Britton, Claw
son, Drayton Plains, Lake Shore.
Milan, Romeo, Roosevelt, South
Lake, Waterford and Warren. Ora
torical and dramatic declarations,
oratory and extempore speaking
will be heard.
The afternoon program begins
at S:45 and the evening program at
1870.
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Steel Climbing Bar
Provided at HiIlcrest

A steel climbing bar standing
about 10 feet high has been in
stalled at Hillcrest School play
ground. The climbing bar was pur-
chased with funds earned from pc
dro parties sponsored by the P.T.A.
and with funds contributed by the
school district.
First and second grade pupils
have been studying safety on the
road and in the home. kindergarten
pupils have nearly completed fur
nishings in play house and will
begin studies next week on safety In
tho home.
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A big one can be presumed to have
provided in advance. for his de-
mise, but the little ones maybe
not. Well, the bird croaks. His
heirs are on the job ready to keep
his plant going, But perhaps they
can't do it until they've rassled out
their inheritance tax problem with
Uncle Samuel. In that event the
plant has to shut down while the
controversy's progressing. That
puts crimp into production. So
why not let the original Industrial
ist pay the post-mortem tax in ten
annual instruments before he turns
up his toes? That's under consid-
Grafton, too.
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First Methodist Church

waiter o. heyleIt mlulhlcIs
$3.50 a. m.-Church School, Jun
Tor, intermediate, high school. adult
departments.
10:45 a. m.-Church School.
Pre-sehool. kindergarten, primary
departments.
10:45 a. m.-Morning Service of
worship. Rev. Walter B. Heyler
will speak on the theme Mothers
Church. The Junior Boys and
Junior girls choirs will sing I'VE
Thank Thee Lord, by Laufer. The
adult choir will sing open our
Eyes. by MacFarlane. Organ num-
bers played by Mary Alice Power
are: "Chorale in B minor. by
Franck; and Spring Song, by
Hollins.
6 p. m.-Epworth League. Mar
garet Kelly, Leader.
800 p. m.-Wesleyan Guild Eel
lowship Hour and supper.
p. m.-Wesleyan Guild Moth
er's Day Devotional. Mrs. Harlow
Laing will speak on Building a
Christian Home.
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist

J.oO a. m.-SuHudy SCnOOl.
10:45 a. m. Morning worship.
Adam and Fallen Man" will be
the subject OF the LessonSermon
in all Christian Science Churches
throughout the world on Sunday,
May II.
The Golden Text (Romans SID
is: IF by one mans offense death
reigned by one; much more they
which receive abundance of grace
and of the gift of righteousness
shall reign in life by one, Jesus
Christ"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage John S:12,5D: Then
spake Jesus again unto them, say
ing, am the light Of the world:
he that followeth me shall not walk
in darkness, but shall have the
light of life.........Verily, verify. l
say unto you, II a man keep my
saying. he shall never see death. 3"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 1921: Jesus said tJohu VIII,
SD, IF a man keep my saying,
he shall never see death. That
statement is not confined to spirit
ual life, but includes all the phe-
nomena OF existence. Jesus dem
onstrated this, healing the dying
and raising the dead
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One-NIlnute Test Answers

1. They originated among the
fisher folk Of Brittany. Early
American colonists learned this
dish from the French. and so
linked il with America.
2. Chinese Tree OF Heaven.
;. Because II Is a mineral, and
like most minerals, is non-com-
bustible.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

H. B. D.:-"After an adult has
had very severe attack Of erysip-
elias, is it likely to occur again in
a years time or ever?"
Answer-Yes. One attack of
erysipelas predisposes to others.
Distressed Mother:-"What are
scabies? Is it contagious? How
does it occur and what is the rem
edy for it,"
Answer-Scabies is the itch. II
is caused by a microscopic animal
parasite of the tick family. This
itch mite burrows into the skin,
starting at the tenderest points,
as between the fingers, and causes
intense itching. 1t is very common
in children. 1t is contagious, espe-
cially by means Of clothes and bed.
clothes. 1t is called "scabies" be.
cause the combination Of the bur.
row Of the itch mite and scratch.
ing causes scabs on the skin. The
treatment is to rub sulphur oint-
ment on the scabies spots for three
nights in succession. To prevent
recurrence, the underclothes, wash
clothes, and bed covers should be
boiled, and blankets, mattresses
and other articles Of furniture
should be aired and fumigated by
the health officer.
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.FIrst PresbyterIan Church

Raymon Burns Bair, Minister.
$3.50 a. m.-Church School. Mrs.
V. c. Wilson. superintendent.
Glasses for all youth and chill
dren.
10;45- m.=DiYine worship.
Sermon by the minister, "a Moth
er's Day Meditation. Music:
"Postlude". Deshayes. Offertory,
"Onertory", Huhe. Postlude,
Grand Choeur in c.. Salomne.
The choir will sing the anthem,
THE Lords Prayer, Forsythe.
Solo, Hear My Cry. o Lord
Wooler. -----
$50 p. m.-Fire Side Club in the
church.
$50 p. m.-Westminster League
in the church.
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Sunday in Ypsilanti Churches

Mrs. Helen Fullmer Scharp as
superintendent. Classes for all.
Temperance lesson: The Respon.
sibility Of the Home Regarding
Beverage Alcohol. Scriptures:
Deuteronomy 6:4-7; jeremiah IS;
$40.
IL a. m.-Morning Service with
sermon by the pastor.
3 p. m.-Service at Washtenaw
County Home.
1880 p. m.-Young Peoples SER
vice open TO everyone.
Sis p. m.-Evening Gospel SER
mon by the pastor.
Congregational singing in all SER
vices.
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Emmanuel Lutheran

Hugo Fenker, Pastor.
Paul Ungrodt, Sunday School SUI
perintendent.
George DasChuer, acting assistant
Sunday School superintendent.
8 a. m.--Sunday School.
1890 a. m.-Divine Service. The
combined choirs will sing Moth.
er's Evening Song by Molly. lone
Wolter, soloist. Pastor Fenker will
deliver the morning sermon, speak
ing on the subject. What God
Uses Mothers For"
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Church Of God or sanetIned Church

(4O7 5. Adams st. near Buffalo)
Elder S. ]. Hill. Pastor.
10 &. m.-Sunday School ser
vice. Subject: The responsibility
Of the home regarding beverage
alcohol. (Family Discipline accord
ing to Gods Word) Temperance
Lesson. Material: Deu 6;4.7; Jer.
35:5-10. Golden text: Train
child in the way he should go:
and when he Is old he will not de-
part from II. Pro. 22-6. A. II.
Anderson, superintendent; Mrs.
Louise Priest, secretary.
1890 a. Irregular morning
service. Sermon by the pastor,
singing by the senior choir. John
Caldwell, chorister; Mrs. w. F.
Anderson. organist.
p. m.-The H. Y. P. Y. regular
meeting, C. L. Priest, director,
Elder Henson, president.
1880 p. m.-Regular Evening
Worship. Sermon by the pastor.
Congregational singing.
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RETURN TO WORK

Kalamazoo, May 10-Workers at
the Sutherland Paper Co. returned
to work Friday following the set
Element OF a strike that closed
the mill from Sunday through
Thursday. Leonard Shaw. CLIO or
ganizer, said the union consider
ed IT inadvisable" to continue the
strike.
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and OF all years
there after as
long as our gen.
Grafton and gen.
Grafton after
generation OF
our descendants
live) don't prey
on m y m in d
alone.
CHI arm m
Ellsworth c. AL
word of [ h e
United States
c o m m c r c e
c h a m b er s
finance commit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-10

Strange events and sudden up
heavals will be the portion Of
those who have birthdays today.
These will. however. result in
some good for them. They should
avoid disputes, II possible, and
guard against nerve troubles and
accidents. The child who is born
on this date will be industrious,
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SQUADRON TRANSFERRED

Mt. Clemens, Mich. May 10
Forty ninth Pursuit Squadron at
Selfridge Field was ordered Fri
day transferred TO West Palm
Beach at the earliest possible date.
The squadron will undergo extern
sive training in Florida. II was
understood that another unit OF
the Army Air Corps would be sta
toned at Selfridge.
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First Baptist Church

lllu west CTObb Ol.
William R. Shaw, minister.
10 a. m. Morning worship. Ser.
mon: "A Tribute to Mothers. An
them: 1.-THE Silent Sea-, by Neid-
linger. Solo: For My Mother" 4,
by Malotte, Vaughan Koppin.
10 a. m.-Junior Church and nur.
sery programs.
1915 a. m.-The Bible School.
$50 D. m.-Baptist College. The
ministry as a life calling will be
presented by Rev. Raymon Bair.
p. m.-The Christian Youth
Fellowship in Starkweather Hall
with Mrs. Leonard Menzi bringing
the special Mothers Day message.
The offering will be for the World
Student Service Fund.
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IIIDcF sIIccIIMRs

Cheboygan. May 10 Circuit
Judge Victor d. Sprague, OF the
thirty third judicial district. in
Guiding Emmett. Mackinac and Che.
boygan counties, died of a heart
attack Friday in his home here.
He was H. Elected in 1929, he
was reelected for third term with.
out opposition last month.
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JUNE PICNIC PLANNED

OF WI D % GNo OHOOF
Mrs Mabel Fishbeck was hos
tess Tuesday to the NJ. S. "39'ers"
at her home on Plymouth Rd. Fiji
teen members were present A de
licious luncheon was served at
o'clock by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Bessie Quackenbush and Mrs.
Anna Freeman. Then table games
were played. Plans We're made
to have a cooperative picnic at
Clinton, as guests of Mrs. C.. Al
ban in June.
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PILOT sERlousLY HuRr

Flint. May 10-Robert s. Morris.
10, was severely injured Friday
evening when his rented plane
struck a 5000 volt power line and
crashed In the back yard Of Wiley
Marshall Morris. who rented the
ship at Bishop Airport, had only
six hours OF solo flying.
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South Superior News

Ga, farm girl who employed farm
and mountaineer women to do the
work by hand. Textile mills in
the South use large quantities Of
cotton for this purpose, the Dial.
ton mills employing about 5000.
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Hints on Etlquette

Don't be over sensitive and take
offense at remarks which were
never intended to hurt you. This
attitude comes from thinking too
much about yourself. and really
is bad manners. as people will
soon be afraid to talk to you for
fear Of hurting your feelings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-10

by Madeline Hickman and Mrs.
Ralph Kingsbury, took the school
children to Briggs Stadium, De
trolt, to see the ball game Thurs
day. Several children from the
Bennett district also attended.
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To Attend Concert

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Koch will
attend the sunday Evening Hour
concert in Detro Sunday. Harold
Koch will appear in the program
as director of the choir.
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Grace Bible Fellowship

Masonic Temple.
10 a. NJ Morning worship serv-
ice for Mothers Day. Mr.. Thatcher
will speak on the subject, ITS
Mother Who Has the Answer.
Mothers are to be specially remem.
bered.
II a. m.--Bible School with Bible
centered lessons for all.
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Work Exhibited

The South Superior Extension
Group was represented Achieve
ment Day by about 10 members
and several guests. Several tuft-
ed bed spreads. chair sets made OF
net, also a table, cloth and cur
tains showed the interest taken in
this years project by club mem
bers.
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Horoscope for Sunday

Fortitude, faith and courage
will carry you through the trying
year ahead, IL you are today's
birthday child. You must safe
guard your health and that Of
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your household. Embark on no
new ventures, you are advised
The child who is born on this
date will experience many trials
and disappointments, but spiritual
help will be vouchsafed him OF
her. The health Of such a per-
son will require extra care and
attention.
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Euehre Club Meets

The South Superior Euchre Club
met with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilbur Saturday evening with five
tables in play High honors were
won by Mrs. NJ. Mckay and Arley
Hickman. Refreshments were sery.
ed after the play.
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st John Church

2 p. m.-Baptisms. every Sunday,
by appointment.
300 to 500: 1880 to 900 p. NJ
Confessions: Saturday.
700, 500, 1000, 11:30-Sunday
Masses.
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Une-MInuue Test

1. Are chowders specially
American dishes?
2. What Is the popular name Of
the ailanthus tree?
3. Why won't asbestos burn7
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resoiute and determined. Also
kind-hearted. humane and idealis-
tic. However. when aroused a
violent temper will be exhibited.
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Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Officers elected for the year beSBnday School OF
the First Methodist Church VI Geensree. supernten
dent Warren James Grimes, superntendents;
department superintendent. Oln Eckey adult Joseph
Warner senior T. o. Hucke intermediate; Miss
Junior; Miss Nellie Culver primary Miss Josephine Warner
kindergarten Mrs Grover McDOugal cradle roll; Miss Edith L.
Fleming Miss Hattie Rood home; Mrs F. Skinner mission
Forrest Tef secretary; F. Gable
Russell Gaut enrolment
rotary Mrs L. Sanderson librarian; Miss Edwards
sant; Mrs. w D. Penman pianist: Chaplin,
sstant, Mrs. S. < Crawford. chorister.
Death Mrs Roberts s.. r. Roberts. al
her home II " Prospect St.
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William Marry, Mortified, suf-
fered a stroke Sunday and is SER
iously Ill in st. Joseph's Hospi-
tai. Ann Arbor. He has many
friends and relatives in this com
munity.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-10

Michigan and state director OF Sc
lective service Is seriously IN in
Sparrow Hospital. following an
operation. Col. Rosecrans is ~.
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Church OF Christ

The Church OF Christ will hold
an all day meeting Sunday at Har-
riet School from 10 a. m. until
.. m. Several ministers will give
addresses. Elder Robert R. Rick.
man Is pastor.
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Fifty Years Ago

wing taken of the Charles
sold 20 F. W Cleveland and moved lot OF Mr. Calvert
Charles samsons teamser just SOUTH whore it will he fitted
dwelling.
Thompson IS building house the south Of Maple
St. just River
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Arley Hickman with several
friends from Ypsiianti went on a
fishing trip to Thunder Bay and
brought home a nice catch OF pike.
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Words OF Wisdom
Today's Horoscope

Success at first doth many
times undo men at last.-Venning.
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COL. RosEcRANs ILL

Lansing May l0-Lieut Col e.
NJ. Rosecrans, adjutant general Of
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ASSEMBLY OF Coz, church

VFZU z MICHlBdH AVe,J
Rev. George E. Moore, Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School. Cliff
ford Staplin. superintendent.
IL a. m.-Morning Worship. Ser
mon by the pastor.
IL a. m,-Junior Church Service.
6:15 p. m.-Christ's Ambassa-
doris.
7:45 p. m.-Evangelistic Service.
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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(Cor. Lowell and st. john
l.. l.. Kelly, Pastor, 500 ST
John st.
10 a. m.-Sundsy School with
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Proposed Defense Tax
Would Wipe Out Middle
Class Claims Alvord
By Charles P. Stewart

THOUGHTS-Td call 'em night
mares, only Nightmares are mere
hgments. and these thoughts are
the real thing
Thoughts, then, OF next years
taxes land of the ensuing years
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Attend Ball Game
Mrs. Ida Mae Bell. accompanied
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Christian and Missionary Alliance

% S. Prospect st.
Rev. NJ. S. Amstutz, pastor.
10 a. m Sunday School, Milton
Haberer, superintendent.
II a. m.-Mother's Day Service.
Text, Now there stood by the
cross OF Jesus his mother. John
1925.
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples So
ciety.
1880 p. m.-Evening Hour OF
worship.
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functions in the body although for
most people, we get sufficient po-
tassium in our food. We do not
get so much. however, as we do Of
the antagonistic sodium salts.
Potassium salts help to preserve
the neutral reaction of the body
that is to say, to keep II from be-
ing either acid or alkaline. The
potassium salts also have some
thing to do with the contraction Of
muscles and the regulation Of the
heart muscles. In middle-aged peo-
pie, potassium salts help to keep
the water balance Of the body
level.
Reduction of weight, according
TO Rusk, is accomplished by meals
high in animal food, with the addi-
ton Of potassium foods. He has
reported several cases Of loss Of
weight in obesity from this form
Of dietary restriction.
Action on Allergie Diseases
Another action Of potassium
has. been that it acts family like
sdrenalin in the treatment Of n.y.
persensitiveness or allergic dis
eases. One doctor recommends the
daily eating of potassium foods
during the entire hay fever sea-
son.
In certain muscular difficulties,
in dizziness, and in heart failure,
potassium foods are also recon-
mended.
A list of foods high in potassium
Is given observation-disclosures, cab
bage greens, caviar, cereals, cocoa,
condensed milk, dandelion greens,
dried fruits, endive, guavas,
honey, horseradish, kohlrabi, leg
umes, lemons, lettuce, lines, meat
extracts, meats and fish, molasses,
mushrooms. mustard. nuts, olives,
paprika, parsnips, black pepper,
potatoes-white and sweet, ruta.
bagas, spinach, truffles, turnips.
Food lowest in potassium are:
apples, asparagus, bacon, berries,
bread, rye, white, butter, butter
milk, cheese, citrus fruits, clans,
green corn, crackers, cream, Gu
cumbers, eggplant, eggs, farina,
fruit juices Except pineapple and
tomato), grapes, hominy, maca-
roni, milk, okra, onions, oysters,
pears, green peppers, pork, white
rice, soup, summer squash, water.
melon.
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OF recent years a great many
studies have been made on the use
Of potassium salts in the body.
Not long ago a regular health fad
was founded on the idea that food
containing a high amount Of po-
sassium should be used in order TO
attain complete health.
There is no doubt that the po-
assium salts do perform certain
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ST. Luke's Episcopal Church

II. T. Appleyard, Rector.
Fourth Sunday after Easter.
8 a. m.-Holy Communion.
$3.50 a. m.-Church School.
10 a. m.-Young Peoples Study
Group.
IL a. m. Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
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functions in the body although for
most people, we get sufficient po-
tassium in our food. We do not
get so much, however, as we do Of
the antaPonistic sodium salts.
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And the inhcutaH-e taXr Sup
pose a smallish industriaiist dies.
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Your Health

Potassium Salts Have
Use in Maintenance of
Balance in Functions
BY Logan Cisndenipg. NJ. d.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-29
Auto Racing, Fireworks
 At Danbury Tonight

Danbury, Conn, Aug. 29-With the greatest showing of fireworks ever shot of in Danbury along with 100 laps of auto racing, indications this noon are that the Danbury Fair Grounds grandStand will hold the biggest crowd in its history when starter Doug Clark starts the first race at 8:30 o'clock tonight.
 Never has there been such a de- mand for box seats and practically all of them have already been sold.
 Cappy Lane, director of races for c. Stuart Mclean, says that he will have top notch field of drivers In the pitts and that the racing will be keen.
 The big set piece of the more than score of novelties to be fired of immediately after the checkered flag has been hung out for the win- ner will be the sinking of the Bis marck.
 In the piece the German guns and torpedoes silence the heavy guns of the NaM battleslalp and witi, a roar the German boat slips down beneath the waves. The Boston manufactures has put in the heav- lest bombs possible and the battle between the ships' guns Is deafen- ing.
 There will not be any advance in prices and there is free parking foI eb,000 ears Inside the grounds. The doors open ct [ o'clock.