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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11
EIsAERMAN nRoMNs

Ludington. Mich Aug. ll-Fish-
ing in Bass Lake. John Krcek. 81.
Custer. was drowned Sunday when
he toppled into the lake from his
roWhoaf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

TO 10 ACREg-- on proposed new
pavement. lots Of large shade
trees. priced right on terms:
there are not many building sites
Ike these
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11
Employment
Help Wanted-MAls

Help Wanted-MAls
WANTED Radio service man. sx-
cellent opportunity for the right
man. Salary and commits ion. Ap-
ply Grinnell Bros. 10 W. Mich.
Help Wanted-Fsmale
ANN ARBoR- experienced woman.
general homework. small family.
coed wages. Stay nights. Box p
IS. Press.
SHOW FRIENDS Leading Christ-
mas card assortment Cit wrap
ping, etching religious, all ocea-
sion boxes. Personals. Experience
unnecessary. Bonus Request Ap-
prevail samples poehla. FttehearE
1908. Mass.
WE PAY YOU 1900 FOR selling
ten 800 boxes. 50 beNgtlful as
sorted name imprinted Christri a.
cards sell tioo-- your profit soc
Free samples. Cheerful card Co.
2sAM. White Plains. y. Y.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

SUBURBAN HOME overlooking
Washtsnau Country Club. . large
rooms. bath. screened porch. mas
ter bed room. fireplace. car gar
age. q bargain with only 10 per
cent down payment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

Z ROOMS very desirable two
story. newer type 81 lonns. with
bed rooms on second floor. gar
5000.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-11

LARGE AINsWoRTH - PARK Lot
for tff5. Grant 81. Lot for 800.
some Of the best lots in College
Heights for 800 20 800. Lots IN
East Park for rs 70 400. with 80
down and IS monthly.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20

49, ths flavor d not quite %
ylavoring extracts should NJ
v'6yu ~ bought by the fluid o..
ltsto4 On III hbel. The size Of
IN, bottles whose shapes are le-
90, = eftsn deceivins to the
oye.
Fruits, vegetables and sea
products may esch be- kept on
. separate chart.
In reading labels Of canned
fruits and vegetables. q well
q ses foods, branda vary In the
number Of grades they handle.
Some have O. high I. 4 to 8,
others but 2 or 8. Some Of the
terms you will find listed are;
extra fancy. fancy, deluxe.
choice, extra choice. extra
standard, seconds and pie. The
highest grades have the choic-
est. most perfect products, and
with fruits . higher degree of
sugar syrup. In order to know
what Is on your grocer's shelves
select your own brand Of goods
and keep charts:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20

supported ~ funds derived nom
federal vtats or loeel govern
ment subdivislons. Other schools
supported by funds derived 1ron
educational. religioue or Chart
able oroAnixations may. C the
discretion Of state or local certi-
flying agencies, Be determined
eligible.
Program b Flexible
Plans for programs are, very
flexible and can be adapted to
suit local conditions. However.
when surplus foods are used,
three provisions must be obser-
we'd: ~,
/. That the program must OPP
crate on q non-profit basis.
2. That children must not be
segregated in any way to indi-
cate q distinction between the
paying and non-paying groups.
s. That the quantity Of food
stuffs which has been, Cor might
otherwise be, purchased will not
be curtailed in the event that
surplus foods are made available.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20

u rated commercially =. blu
fin; while tn fourth esids !
quite dark and = called striped
tvns.
Peas can usually 10 cIassad
@ IN early June variety or
those maturing later A early
July. After that time peas 10
not do 20 well. There are usual
~ 3 grades and each grade runs
sizes one 10 six. one hsing the
smallest. Each brand psea it,
own name TO 60 with IN sixe.
Besides these 8 sixesI thego II
now . popular classlfi6 tion
called garden rum" allS Sixas
in one. That u the way w eat
them from our garden, why
not can them the same Wayf
. Pineapple IL on the market In
many varieties: whole slices,
broken slices, crushed. tid-bits,
and as pineapple Juice.
White cherries can be pur-
chased seeded for the busy
housewife. Canned without
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20

COUNSEL

how and which strained foods
should be given . particular child.
The chopped foods-often called
Junior foods-are added later TO
HELM bridge the gap between the
strained foods and the time when
the child il given food from the
family table. Naturally, the age
Ct which he il started on these
foods Of coarser texture depends
upon his tooth development and his
aptitude for chewing. This time "a
RES from IL to 10 months and also
depends upon the doctors advies.
Happily for modern mothsrs,
both the chopped and strained
foods come In cans already pre-
pared and they do not need %
spend time cleaning, cooking ana
straining or chopping r. order that
their children can have the advan.
tages Of the nutritive qualities
found IN vegetables, fruits and ee-
reals. These prepared foods are
preferred, too, because they are
more ant 70 provide . greater pro-
portion IT vitamins and minerals.
Vegetables and fruits fresh from
the fields Ars sieved, chopped,
cooked and canned with special
equipment which could rot Be du-
plicated IN the average home.
In starting the baby. on . new
food, remember that impressions
made In infancy are eesried over
into prs-sehool days. Nix Z tss:
spoon Of his first strained food
with an equal amount Of liquid.
Then gradually incrsaee the pro-
portion Of TIA strained food each
succeeding time you givs e TO him.
To introduce chopped foods, grad
ually combine . BIZ o4 ens Of them
wtt6 ~ bt16inSA Nd r. tle Same
havvE Thus Ne baby bteomes used
10 The nsw consistency without
having any emotional upsets, and
IN later liz h bears % prejudice
against fso vhieh ~ god for
him.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20
MY TAIK

harover raothers Of young chill
dro6 gather. there n much talk Of
dieto 3pr AGAiea For mothers are
beeSmine more and more impressed
wjtA Tie ways 81 which various
1oo6o a6act tho babies growth and
hoo3th. Ard now that strained foods
a. sehcpDod 4oods have BEEN rec
o0Hfxed ~ physicians a. important
- ~ child, these fruits, vege-
to&o0G, eero6lD and desserts are dis.
euG1iod WITH greater Interest. /.
~ tAey compare notes on height
and weight Ghd the number Of
toO>h that havo made their appear.
aaQ1 ,WotherD ask each other II
JuntoS g On gtrained cereal yet
auk Il Janet likes her strained
vU~Dtabloe. They are sometimes
nUS1Eised to hnd that two babies
w. near the same age thrive on
4oo1D that arc quite different. How
~ = : mother should not feel her
ei = bahind n his general de-
~ 11Aent becauso the doctor has
~ Soeommonded 20 large . variety
q 46od for him % for another
e shines babies are known to
yl(1 efeatly IN their ability to
h11o certain foods.
General, mothers are finding
0eeAers are starting bablss
Ah11f 4rst solid foods ear1ieI
~ thy used 70. Many Of theRa
q oet 3 baby have small amounts
4 Z S6txained foods at the age Of
! ~ 1o1ths or eyen younger. In
a est e II up TO the doctor TO
xEe. tie decision as to when and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20
learn to Read
the Labels
on Cans

Here's what salmon tells you:
There are 5 most common
grades. First il usually labeled
Chinook or King; second Grade.
sockeye or red; third grade Is
found under . name such q
medium red. cohoe. coho. or
silver; fourth grsde Is usually
listed 10 pink; fifth grade Is
known by such names - chum.
keta. etc.
Tuna fish might well be
grouped into 4 grades: white
meat, known as albacore or
long fin; slightly pink meat,
called yellow fin; slishtly dark
er than the second grade pink
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-20
Surplus Foods
Available for
School Lunches

MA ossvsss oasai Wsiess
A cup Of tea II still the symbol
Of an afternoon set-together for
most women. But today, when
women play 20 vital q part In
the national defense, the pro-
gram at these small group meet
ings Is usually how to raise
money for the Red Cross, how to
inaugurate local daily market
reports, or how to form protec-
tive associations against unjus-
titled rises In food prices. An
ather Of the important questions
today, to every community, Is
how to cooperate with the ma
tional school lunch program.
So many readers have asked
for detailed information that we
print here official answers to
their questions. While you and
your neighbors drink your ten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
No Grid Death
In Colleges

For me ff>i tIme in me II
year history OF the annual survey
oi football fatalities not single
death either directly or indirectly
due 10 the crdiron game was re-
ported IN the college ranks for the
past season according 10 the re-
port presented before the commit
tee on inlure, and fatalities Of tho
Amcucan Football Coaches Asso-
citation today by Or FLOYD r
Eastwood OF tte Purdue UniVcr-
si'y division Of physical education
for men
Professor Eas,wood'S report
which was also submitted 10 the
football rulos committee of tho
: { \ a revealed that although
the collegiate game was charged
with no fatalities there was q
sight increase m deaths on sand
lot and athletic club teams 10
uurg tho total number Of fatalities
~ I'D cia,-lficaronS for tho year
for which football was held d.
IccilN popN.blo 20 - ~ COM
pared with II last wear and -
IN The peak leal Of 1881 when the
survey va, FIRST instituted.
OF tho : deaths five occurred
nn V111t0tv rhTrT ~ aThiCrc ClBbS
and SIX u high schools In addl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

uvty.
Discussing the frghtful bomb
ing of Manila. Edward Defoe re-
marked that the little brown men
should never be dignified by being
called japanese because they re-
sent the word JapS
We never knew this 10 be true
until few years ago we inter
view a Jap diplomat who came
to Detroit 10 speak before the
Economic Club During Tic con-
vcrSation we mentioned his people
as the Japs.
SputterlnG with anger the dip
lomat thrust q pudgy finger be-
fore our eyes and shrilly declared
Don't YOU know IL Is impoIite
to call my people the laps:
You wouldn't call the Chinese
ehinks, would YOU: Hereafter
please remember we are the
Japanese.
Personally we think laps is too
good word for them.
SCoutmaster John Shook will
>@eave next month for England
10 engage in civilian defense
work He heads the troop spon-
sored by the Central Kiwanis
Club
Insurance Broker Fred Law
ton n Vacationlng IN Florida
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
dlNldual scoring record
May Transfer
i. 5. Amateur

CHICAGO. Dec. 80 QNS).-An
invitation 10 transfer the 1912
National Amateur golf tournament
from California 10 Chicago was
extended today 10 the United
States Coli Association by George
:. May president Of Tam
o Shantcr Country Club, it was
announced tonight
Because Of present war compli-
cations on the West Coast. MAY
asked the USGA 10 consider the
changing OF the site 70 Inc Tam
O Snantcr Country Club.
The 1912 edition Of the annual
amateur classic had been awarded
by The USGA 10 the famed Pebble
Beach course IN Del Monte Cal,
for The week of September I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
.HextaIL, CowIey
Lead Scorers

MONTREAL Dec. 80 Br> an
IIeXtall of New York Rangers and
Bin Cowioy OF Boston Bruins are
tied Tor luSt place with % points
apiece In the individual scoring
records released lay the National
Hockey League hero today.
In ,ecOpdl place. \aAd Also ucd.
arc Lc> Patrick of the Rangers
and Gordle Dullon Of Toronto
Maple Leafs. with 20 points.
individual scoring records
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Stock Market
Strong, Active
In Early Trade
SteeIs and Motors
Gain 10 a Point;
ATT Rises Over z

NFW YORK. Dec 30 Tho
stock market developed a strong
tone IN forenoon dealings today,
with trading continuing AT yestcr-
dal s fast pace.
safes I'M The FIRST hour APP
preached The hall-million mark.
aaiod mostly by numerous large
blocks running 10 10000 shares IN
commonwealth and Southern.
Many cash sales. incident TO
yca-cnd tax adjustment were
making their appearance and VIII
continue 10 do 80 through to-
morrow.
Stools and motors pace The rise
United States steel rose nearly
"A point. ~ did Chryslcr AT
a. General Motor, was actively
bought ~ slightly over 30 for a
gam of of point Bethlehem
WHgh Vd> backWaId carly, also
rallied % nc ,ccond hour
American Telephone and Icle-
graph reached Id tor gam OF
over = points, thus recovering aii
81 l's lo-poiut los, suffered last
week
Modest gains were also regis
o. od b5 Atkinson Consolidated
tdI>on General Electric Inter
national Nickel \orh American.
Pennsylvania southern Pacific
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Riggs Beats Bulge
Again in Net Tour

WASHINGTON Dec. 80 nNS)
Bobby Riggs. last years national
e,nnJ champion p last night
ch7Dkcd up his second victory IN
three starts rs q pro when he
topplcd Don BDdEc 81 6-}
Frank koNac> Kept Ink slate
clean m the pro ranks 10y cloVning
through am easy e. 6-3 victory
oycr Gene Mako ~ fhc opening
match lie beat Budge in New
York and Riggs lnIIenton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

man s a y : he
believes the tire
raiionlng edlci
will + g d u c {
reckless d riV.
ing
Agnes Fuzzy
4 Hotel Book
Cadillac tc ! g.
phone operator
had A brother
Killed al Pear
Harbor
FBI Offices il
he F @ q . + "A
Building h a V {
been expanded
ille 10 increase ed
wal time &C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Sheriff Joe Louis

NEW YORK. Dec. 30 1NS) -
Joe Louis Sported a gold sherlffs
badge today with his name en-
graVed on j The badge was pre-
Scn'cd by Sheriff William r.
Browne Of Bergen County. y. J.,
who made inc heavyweight cham
pion 4 peclal deputy and a mem
bcr Ola special emergency squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

Pete Sweeney reports the De-
troit Curling Club has Just I'M
ported 100 new curling stones
from Glasgow.
Virginia OBren. the deadpan
singer OF Meet the People"
which had a long Detroit run
last Fall viii marry Actor
Kirk Allyn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

Nine Wayne County NJ. Dis
we're honored AT tho>conNeuuon Of
the American COLLEGE of Surgeons.
Named as fellows were DrS. John
r. Brown, Charles IT, Clifford.
David NJ. Dayidow Cornelius T..
Dunn. Clifford = Kecne Peter G..
Shilrin. Benjamin. W Stockwcn,
harold g. Watson and> Joseph A..
Witter.
Al the speech TEACHERS con-
vcnuon IN Hotel Statlcf the a
capclia Choir 81 Wa}ne Il.
under the direction of Harold A.
J. O. Pcrrinc. one OF the
speakers. amazed the audience
by demonstration of a machine
which duplicates human sound
by creation OF electrical I'M
pulses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

Detroit, a pro-
fesSor OF eco
monies at ST.
John University
in S h a n & hal,
have heard by
cable that he
a n q o I h o r
Amer c a n IN
SlruCtOrS a T. q
safe despite Jap
occupation
Reason Is thar
Shanghai is un-
der the Jap
puppet banking
Z o = Q + nncnt
" lie h tcCllni-
cally l. not al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Earnings

trmnnr Co.. Hiinois. and subsidiaries
inr'Jf're Armour 4 Co.. of pelawarr and
fs domestic ana foreign suhvA'ar.es fr
showed 0-t---l-..-s44s af SiIi1Iilo ate
provision OF ST,2tf 3f7 for federal and
foreign income taxes etc ana after ds
1urfur -fltfir7 earnings not readily 70
aHfat.N because 0f exchange Restriction
The above net is equal after deduct "a
dividends on Armour Co ~ DcleNars
PEG cent preferred and after allowing
~ weeks dIvricud requirements on the Z
per rruf cumulative convertible prior pre-.
ferred and per cont cumulative preferred
stocks nf Dc IOinois company - 81 % =
shhfc on "hi 200 shares ~ common
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
What S on the Air
TUESDAY AFTERNOON


THIS program haF nccn
given The pefrhIt Times
JN the stations herein
'fsfsr ~ Inc presentations
a. scheduled are NOT "a
tho ar. the fauit lies with
me stations, and not The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

Rur~rr e rrudlcten. tnr. iut the fscal
f.f r'irI r.. l'eui nff 800 srree r 4 not
srenf' sgpi $50 ~ ~ 30 share IN fns
plctcfiuF year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

Waitress Mile Gcntley COM
plains tba, tips have declined
WTr1Tn INC PAST Tow weeks
Ernest G.. Hawke. manager
Of a North NdrtIndale apart
ment building constructed
huge y sign in front Of the
building for holiday decorations.
Covered with pine and spruce
and gayly illuminated at night
the Y has attracted wide atten-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
People yo1 Know
PAGES Hollywood Ni9htcIub Fighters
BY JAMES SHERIDAN

Broker 10 Bryan wonders why
u Is tuusa Hollywood nightclub
hShtorS don no some fighting IN
the armed services
An undertaken advertisement
declares would rather do bust
VeSS with 20 Jap> than one Amer
Nan
Wayne county draft boards viii
swing INTO action IN a big way by
late January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

a-fad payable l3'-si. bfarh
n ions Od let's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

Friends of Philip r. sullivan Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

Police Commissioner Frank Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Scratches
InlernaIlannl ~. ,et,les VIC

International Vows service Wire
TROPICAL PARK
tD. .ofa~'
fs rsrc frftacsIrr Fnfpe Counts
To- snaI Ne H.nh, E Marquis pufr
orc
Tnr Es.c Gaaca1 Miss
Fourth Race. Cuurrngs
I'm Race 'tsets H7u' Mone. Long
Seventh Race Sion Tine Big Jack
t7s rmina sldie Gvrs Monarch
shth Race Erueomorts Ffe--a
rsr on RISER Perth Amhoy. N,co
smith rsco osuhsumc declared ~ .
FAir GRorNDs
Track .asf
f.r,' Race fIshtrl Pup Trnf Men
tl.a Nagic power. CISCO M.sa Top
Bard
second Race Mss omega Waw-ncur.
Chance Tea Haze Nee Tu,oma Kiio-
cycle
THIRD Race Blue star Brar PIay.
Pop Rival chiefs Boy Lafayette Girl
tNfh Race CORTLAND. Tonianna,
Westrhes'ef Gusavia
SiNh Race stella Ne Franco saxon
seventh ace Insomnia Pompli.
GALLEY sweep stars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

a-raid or payable In
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
Miss Laura Elliott, Harry
EiChStadt Married in Ohio

Belleville, Mich. Mar. = Miss
Laura Elliott, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Elliott became the bride
OF Harry Eichstadt son OF Mrs
Eichstadt. and the late Theodore
Eichstadt. Martz Rd., Belleville,
Saturday at the Lutheran parson-
age with Rev. +. r. Moser Napo-
leon, o., officiating at the double
ring ceremony.
The bride was dressed I'm a street
length powder blue silk crepe
dress. The neck was trimmed with
two rose clips and rose trimmed
belt. She wore corsage of pink
carnations and yellow rosebuds tied
with white satin ribbon.
The bride was attended by her
sister. Mrs. Eta Grabow. who wore
a navy blue silk crepe dress with
white lace yoke. Her corsage was
pink sweet peas and yellow rose
buds tied with pink satin ribbon.
The groom was attended by Eta
Grabow. Each wore green suits with
carnation boutonnieres.
The couple motored to Cincinnati.
o., where they attended the Boone
County Jamboree in Emery Audi
forum.
They returned home Sunday al
ternoon where delicious chicken
dinner was served to 81. The center.
piece of the table was a beautiful
three tier wedding cake topped with
miniature bride and groom The
cake was baked by the brides sis.
ter, Mrs. l.. G. Kramer.
The bride is graduate OF Lin
coin Consolidated School. class Of
"a. Mrs. Eichstadt Is employed
at King Seeley's in Ann Arhor. Mr..
Eichstadt is employed at Ford Mo.
tor Co. In Ypsilanti
The young couple are staying for
a few days with the groom's mother
The bridegroom presented each
mother with a bouquet of red and
white carnations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
lenten Organ Meditation
Planned Sunday Afternoon

The first Organ. Meditation TO be
presented during the Lenten sea.
son will be Sunday afternoon.
March ., at o'clock, in the First
Methodist Church. Mary Alice
Power, organist and music direc-
tor of the First Methodist Church.
viii present the following organ
program
Itch ruf' zu dir Herr Jesu
Christ. Bach; Lord Jesus Walk
ing On the Sea-. Weinberger:
Abide With Us; For II Is Toward
Evening and the Day Is Far Spent.
Weinberger: "Stunde der Weihe".
Bossi; "Chorale in A minor.
Franck; "Benediction". Karg- Ebert
The public may attend.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07

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$780, - $500, az i'ea 'nese
, pap 80 ent Idlo. but
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tha nooroSo ' any one o.iief man
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u,a. a,rsnI s Daen -. W Odiy. me saie
h.m. Iaa y !" view ano could
na;n.. lieG tne disappointed
srhnace on Cnief cranes face. He
he a. 80 ,n". ponce ciiiei, OUT
to-. a an .uea ena' ne was as inquisi-
Aroth. y wv eals couio ever De-
80 ~. 10 WHICH came 10 me
49, a. Ire conversation between
oaa.,,,,. aptaii, -4sse" nao peen
- nr., s'aseu oy the oio captain
~ re.ent nun from seeing Cary
unlon 'ie SAFE controis'
49, .he lntruqer might
,,vch o. H. sNe saie nae oeen 700
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g.. nao Gioseu IL
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t,nos W.. :, SUI, .aIklng, tor some
Cav s,,',. :" on unoo'IusiVe manner
mantel from closs ,nnnao u ene
When thew 6n,IIv ,r-nnl eoaoi.
Cary waited until Mrs. co,,,d 80
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
TO BEGIN SURVEY

Mt. Pleasant, Mar. &C. ronald
Kennedy, state highway commits
sioner, said Wednesday that the
highway department had been au-
thorized by the War Department to
begin an immediate survey and to
set up minimum requirements fos
$500 miles OF highways that these
roads might be brought up to stan
dard for transportation of military
equipment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-07
Seybert Evangelical

Rev G.. G.. Wilkle pastor.
10 a. Morning worship
IL a. IN Sunday ocnool. Walter
Robbins. superintendent: We're
Shupp. assistant superintendent.
Ladies' Aid meets second Thurs
day of each month. Womeu's Mis-
SONAR Society meets third Thurs
day OF each month. Mrs. D. NJ. Cur
tbs. president.
Prayer meeting in homes here
each Wednesday at 7:45