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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-20

22lS, T.24l3. T. c. FUlcher. Milan
22li, T.lS0. L. S. Ramming. Plym-
22l5, T.l7T7. P. Johnson, Milan
92l6. T.6ss. Z. L. Vail. Ypsilanti
22l7, T.l669, f. A. Schwandt, "A
22ls. T.ls0l, r. w. Budlong, A. A.
22l9. T.7s4. w. ]. Schlenkert. Ups.
2220, TABS. B. G.. Herridge, A. A.
1921. T-ls6l, W. r. Martin, A. A.
1922, T.276i, F. G. Garrod Whittak
1928. T.733. c. A. Hewitt, Ann A.
2224, II. f. Palmer. Dexter.
Order, 2225 10 225o
1925. T-2050, 5. c. Hathaway. Yp-
SLANT; 1925, T-2539 r E. Hebb.
Milan; 2227. T.942, F. NJ. Under
wood. Chelsea; 1928. T-1Sls, H. T.
HEM. Ypsilanti; 1929. T.9l, Guy
Breining. Jr, Ann Arbor; 9230.
T.2444, w. W. Dice, Saline; 223l,
T-2l0l, a c. Barrels. Saline; 1882,
T-2634 G. H. Padget, Ypsilanti;
1888, T.l6S6, W. II. Smith, Milan,
2234. T2S60, B. G. Stocum, Ypsi-
lanti; 22S5. T.2437, r. w. Hodge.
Ann Arbor; 2236, T-Sll. Hubert
Reecer. Ypsilanti; 2237. TICS, IT.
win Smyth, Ypsilanti; 223s, Leo
nard Boldly, Ann Arbor; 1899,
TIES, NJ. c. Knapp, Ann Arbor;
2240. T.2963, A. r. Willis Ypsi-
lanti; 224l. T-2967, l.. F. Torrey,
Ypsilanu: 2242. T-2103, L. E. Nil
Ter, Manchester; 2243, T-ll66, Bur.
ton Olson. Saline; 2244 T.l3 l..
c. Baker, Ann Arbor; 2245, T.l3Sl.
]. f. Keith, Ann Arbor: 2246.
T-l7l2. r. f. Jones. Whitmore
Lake; 2247, T-1427, c. @. Goodwin.
Milan; 224s, T.94s. l.. s. Leach,
Ann Arbor; ?249. T-727, Joseph
Mortimer. Mooreville.
Orders 1850 to 2275
$3.50, T.629, A. F. R. Briggs. Ypsil.
225l, T.3327, NJ. d. Goodridge, MIL.
1852, TAP. r. Crutcher, Ypsilan.
1858, T-2771, A. S. Jaroh, Ypsilanti
1854, T-2196, J. a. Porterfield. Ups.
2255. T-29OO, P. Z. Derck, Ann A.
2256, T-1625, L. d. Shutes, Chefs.
2257, Tbs, c. NJ. Garrison, Clint.
225S, 1887. c. H. Buck. Ypsilan.
2259, T-S5. P. J. Milan, Willis
$3.50, T-3002, j. o. Eaton, Ypsilan.
226l, T'2474, e. A. Leggett, Salem
1852, 1889, II. A. Mack, Plym.
1858, T-ls42, z. ]. Lucy, Dexter.
1864, T-2ss9, d. D. sherman, Chel.
2265, 1880, L. Anderson. Ypsil.
2266, T-2760. L. w. Painter, Whitak.
1857 1884. P. J. Wusthoff. Ypsil.
226s, T-1s36, w. P. Bundy, Ypsll.
1859. T-2245, r. ], F. APRIL. A. A..
227O. 1850. L. H. Landwehr, Name.
2271, T.653, H. A. Crossman, Ups.
1872. T-2569. II. c. Jones, A. A.
2273, T-679, R. J. Robertson. Saline
2H4, T.26l0. T. H. Fry, Whit. Tx.
Orders, 2275 10 $500
2275, T-509, j. NJ. Stone. A. A.
2276, T-2323. A. X. Anderson, Ypsil.
1871, T-l593. H. f. Haddox. Chefs.
227S, T-2026, r. Davis. Ypsilanti
2279, T.3341, V. z. Dorer, Chelsea
22S0, 1854, J. r. Breakey, Jr., Ups.
1921, T-1377. f. A. Osborne, Saline
1882, T-136s, C. NJ. Tibbitts. Ypsil.
22s3, T-13s6. A. II. Oliver, Ypsn.
22s4, T.1701, R. D. Bruce. Ypsilsn.
22s5, T-449. R. n. Harrison. Ypsil.
1856, T-720, NJ. Z. Perkins. Ypsil
22s7 T-22s1, W. E. Lindeman, Ups.
22ss, T-2s76, r. J. Denoyer. Ypsil.
22s9, TBS, J. Holbrook, Chelsea
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Order. 2s2s 10 2sso

2Sc5 TJ551 Golden Hoffman, Milan
1885 Tl5Gs ka.l 7. Wahlle. Ups!
2S2, T.s52 Fred 4 Radlke, :. Lyon
2N2S Tll5i Gale Aldrlch. Chelsea,
2S-s T-e595 Erwin Sterle. Npsilanti
ESQ Tl5e Halsey piwson. Clinton
eSSl T2550 l.. Heimerdlnger Maneh
sA32 T-Ss6 Joseph Atkins. Ypsilanti
2SS3 T-i43 Joseph Kormos. Milan.
1855 T3lS7 Enoch Fiegei. Npsilanti
s>s4 T1>50 George Elder. Chelsea.
sSS6 .T-G1e1 Karl Tuuniclitfe. Ypsi
cNS, Tlc9u + 1ncis Nanny, Ann Ar.
eN3S T.lSgo Edward Eden. Chelsea.
cNSs Tl93 Floyd G.. Gage. DeVter
-N40 1880 G Zimmerman. Milan.
e>4l T-13S Lester Allison. Npsilanii
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2s42 T.l562 E. o. Laughlln. Ypsi.
1913 T-sSs ID. c. Chapman. Ypsilanti
2s44 T-i0S5 VIM NJ Wilson. Ypsl.
2S45 T.56s Leland Grave. Ypsilantl
2S46 T-235l James Coryelle. Milan.
2S47 T-75l Carroll y. Dean. Ann Ar.
2SiS T.753 Aloin Pozza. Chelsea.
sS49 Tls54 Leo L Heintz. S. Lyon.
orders 1850 TO 2s75
1850 T-l035 Cecil Beardsell. Ann Ar.
1851 T-3S66 Harm Kooistra. Ypsi.
2SS2 TiG37 W. Ahrons. Jr. Manch.
2S5S T-l362 Elmer Tyler. Chelsea
1884 1859 Zach II Gauntlet. Milan
eS55 T-Sl6 David W 0sler. Ann Ar.
1855 T2li9 Carl Rohde. Manch'r.
1857 Ti6ll Marion Schliet, YpsL
Continued on Page FighD
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,-on r.,Srs " Iurlharat
-''', 80 ~ w. %
Manchester
1901, T-sSS. +. L. Leverett, 4, \.
a7O2, T.l4ss. r. +. VANITY Ypsi
,-oa r.ss-S VA, Hatch Nnsi
80 - -. u..t..',.-
IVA '-'V'' MIME ''''''N'''
Chelsea.
s7o5 T.s2s6. ". W. Dieterle. Milan.
,7os T.ss2 FL Cranson Milan.
, NV. I'SlSG, Lyle sen ann AIoo'
100 y Ia esoS !" 1 IL, ~
,.Vs' Ss' - " ~, iiun' go. 80"
, 49, go . ,, y ~ v ~ -.
800. .t 1,o ,si' n " N+',' ! PS ne.
,., 800, 80, 80, ~ a 49, go, q" v ~
,.is' 80 - - ii az, r., PSI
800 5,,,So 4" r, F. 49, 10 Ia
49, 80, 80 = BE- Sl, H''n ~
go 81 T. . r.''" n,. PEI
81 so 80 W u, T nei F" nv. ~
49,. go = ~ =" , ',"''I'' ~ -.
-" n H. h"S' syn" 81 "''
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49,, 49, "a ~ 0v.',,s' - 90
80, ,.s' I ,o ~. 81 ,I.,' en- vs.
os 80 u ~ IMAM ,tt
100 100 $50 J. r y, s'.re ,,'l ~ man
''@'' 4'aSfI. -. ha,IsS' Fps"
., o.oer, <'<o 70 <too v,
s.s ss r, ,se - :" u''NSs ps,'
:-s 3o' nS, w. ) r MaN' . p'''an'''
= So A~o4t ~ - tFNf l0AAa Att'
go r %, ~ " o.. 80 CO.
80 rSSS II ~, w. Choiea1
9-st r.SS9e r'.,isi,or N,"
o-Ss ryoeS Tnomss rrsnc,. a.,
S7SS T.q9ot ~ NJ pnrrh Nan
o7Sa T.os r W uor.rd Ann A.
9-35 T.1ssI p I Nisslv ynsi
q-ss T.S5Ii FRED nieterle Yns,
27s7 T.Sss r. r Scott Ypsilanti
27ss. T.245o I. = Ferguson DeAt
273s T.2S7s NJ. A. Uourh Man.
chester.
s74O. T.1sl3. / J. rder. Chelsea.
274i. T.26s2. n. +. williams. Ypsi.
s742. T.s223 V. II. Se,ey. ypsl.
2743, T.Sss. II. J.. Conn. Ypsi
2744, T.222S. II. w. Schock Ypsi.
2745, T-l42l. W. W. shipley, A. A.
2746. T.7s7O, A. c. Glrhach A. A.
2747. T-23SS, r. j. Fountain, Ypsi.
274s. T-2s66. A. f. Moore Ypsi
2749, T.23. f. W. Buss. Manchester.
Order, 275o 10 2775
1850. T-46 F. F. Moore. Ann AZ.
1851. TITO, D. d, Whiteheld Ypsi.
2752, T.60s, B. S. Baer. Whlttaker
1858 1888, Richard Steele, Chel-
sea.
2754, T'l5l3. A. c. Benedict, Npsi.
21o6. T.I64' W. 7. Boyce, Stock
bridge.
2l9o' I'ZfsI L. G. Talbot Ann Ar.
2.eH I'2sfs' keith Glmson' Ypsi.
sIes' I'Ioos' n. y. Mlier 1psL
a .os' n'ist, ~, T., gregory. DeAter'
a.ov' i 'Sdpe' 4 n Oslei' Cheisea'
S,o1' roSoo' y. =, lavender PSI
a ne Ia asso n H. hammond ! D.
90. .e u 1000 ~ W, I.ucn., ne ,,,
o,es r,s zoo n; H1 ,y,,s PSI
o-ee ~ $50 y, -, n rI,,,,' ,, PSI.
97s7 To,oo u " N ~ , Wns,
S7ss T.oso7 ,arco po oas sa gS,
o1so T.Isoa D n &c. WI
977o T.a77 N r pobinson saIino
PHI THAR Takn,ng pone "A
977a T.fee9 r = O'SplIivan ynst
2773 T.5oo e F Him yneiIanti
2774 1880 p r Jovco ynslIan,i
Order, o7zs o. oaoo
977s T.I4oS n CI.trs chelsea
277s T.i44s T 7 noman A
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Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Challenge Right
Of Legislature
IoFix State Pay

LANSING. June IL. - Final
arguments were before the SUI
preme Court today on the ques-
|tion of the legislatures power TO
limit salaries of state employees
working under civil service.
Attorney General Herbert ].
Rushton told the court the con-
stitutional amendment creating
civil service gave that commission
the power to fix salaries.
"But IL did not take away
tshe legislatures right to appro-
priate," he said. This power
must remain with the people
through their Representatives
In Lansing"
The specific point involved Is
n deficiency appropriation bill
passed In special session this
spring which limits pay raises to
employees receiving $195 per month
|or less.
Dean w. Kelley, Lansing attor-
hey hired by the civil service COM
mission contended the legislature.
In passing the bill usurped the
power to fix salaries granted the
commission by the constitutional
amendment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
S|um Landlord
Loses Appeal
Times star Correspondent

LANSING, June 1.-THE 60-day
sentence given Joseph Sarnoff, De-
troit tenement owner, for violating
the citys building code was up
held today by the Supreme Court
in a five to two decision.
Sarnoff was convicted in record
er's court OF numerous building
code violations. Witnesses said
Sarnoff rented broken down struc-
lures at high prices in Detroit
slums. He was given two 60-day
sentences to run concurrently and
placed on probation for a year.
Sarnoff contended Detroit's
ordinance Is invalid and his sem
tence illegal. He also contended his
commitment 10 the Wayne County
Jail was illegal because a report on
file declared he was "psychiatri-
cally insane"
The court refused to consider the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

facsimile OF the blank which the
Detroit Office of war transportation will
circulate in the next few weeks In 200
major war plants in an effort to group
into tours and ives, employees living near
enough together to share their automo-
biles for transportation to and from work,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

last reason, but upheld the consti-
nationality of the Detroit building
code and affirmed the sentence
Two judges failed TO concur be.
cause they could not agree on a
definition of "disrepair" in the case
of Sarnoffs tenements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

thus reduce by 80 per cent their mileage.
WPA is cooperating on the paper work
and the Hudson naval ordnance plant has
been a proving ground for the plan.
Result: Hudson employees voluntary ride
sharing program is saving workers tires
at the rate of some $50 900 miles weekly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
WINDSHIELD STICKER

The red, white and blue cir
Gle that identifies ride-shar-
ing car and invites anyone
else going to the same plant
to flag it for a ride to work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

1000 pairs rayon hose. r.
regulars of much higher
priced grade; mock seams.
Reinforced feet for extra
wear. Sizes 81 to 1917.
CrowIey's-Basement
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BelleNille


Mrs James Taylor Romulus,
and brother, the Rev Henry {.
Miller, Auroro. H., were Sunday
dinner guests OF their brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Halen Miller.
Mrs. Archie Miller, Fairmont W
Va, spent the past week as
guest of Mrs Clara De CAIRNS at
the J. H Tator home on Main s..
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davidson
and daughter. Mrs X L. Post.
were Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. O. X Post
Mr. and Mrs K A Plumb. Hud
SON have been visiting at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs O. C Roberts.
Fred, Norway. Mich, also was
guest az the Roberts home.
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ton You lose interest quickly
You have a talent for music and
are fond OF good books Your love
is deep and loyal Exceptionally
good-natured. sympathetic. re-
fined and very artistic VIII the
child be who Is born on TINS date
Danger Of loss through law and
INSCRIPTIONS business associates
IS TO be feared. however
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
Fifty Years Ago

Death Charlie. E.u-ler g. lifelong resident Plymouth;
Re-. d s. Boydeu. Kalamazoo
m fi-sH BOYS Of 6'e5. and their $1,000 comrades an
tatnt greet time IN Washington. reviewing
years fa Ihfy ae having Tho eraudes
Those
who went from he.o Post Commander Jerome Allen and
wife D. " Roger. Jacob Wise L. f. Bissell fiaght.
William Holmes William sigeI Henry LeFurgc Tavers
John % Norton 3 rutte ~ webb and VI. webb e C.
-tr.'0I' .h N'rercs Charles Thompson Chaplain "
Nnai'at Ba' Ho.t.t Palmer and and George
kenn'y n SONS Of A. % Ecuncy.
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II your birthday Is today. 90
not let YOU heart override pru-
deucr and common sense during
the year Guard against eStfaYa-
gsnce. high expenditure. imposi-
ton and fraudulent misreprcscnta-
ton ~ business through agencies
and correspondence You are dil-
igent. enthusiastic m your work.
but lack the VIRTUE " cnnccntra-
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SHOOTS ORGANIZER

Detroit Sept. % Ms Nick
RIM a. Detroit grocer who admit.
ledly shot a union organizer dur.
ing an alleged attempt at intimida-
ton. today was freed by Judge
Christopher Z Stein. The release
was ordered at a continued writ
of habeas corpus hearing when po-
lice said the victim, Harold II.
Bondy declined TO press charges
Bondy represented beer distribu.
tors and RIM said he threatened
To cut off the beer supply unless
the latter Joined the union
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CAN BE EFFICIENT

Detroit, Sept IS Salvage
experts at the Ford Motor Com.
pany disclosed today just how ef-
ficient well planned salvage cam,
paign can be For instance, they
told how they skim the oil waste
on the River Rouge and then use
il 70 oil roads The Ford salvage
yard is reputedly the largest OF its
type i'm the world Here huge piles
OF iron. waste paper used lumber
and hundreds OF other items are
stored until they can be used again
the war work AZ the plant.
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are kind. gentle. affectionate ano
quietly courageous Jealous IN
effort. they have the capacity for
overcoming almost any obstacle
They are advised not to fret over
minor things A happy and fairly
successful year Is promised them.
bringing domestic and social
pleasure and unexpected gains.
but they are warned against loss
through law OF agencies A fair
measure Of success and happiness
wlll be met by the child who II
born today He or she Will be
very companionable. loyal. faith.
ful and intuitive. but liable &c
some business worries through
deception
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GRANTED DIVORSE

Detroit, Sept. 26-INS Walter
j. Schoemrock who tips the scales
at li5 pounds was granted a di-
yorce today from his Wife. Maria.
80. whom he says weighs close to
300 pounds In his testimony be
fore Judge Vincent NJ Brennan.
Schoemrock declared that "she
got me down and ch0kcd me. bat
ted me right and Iert sometimes
ihree times a Week
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many cases. TO- secure entrance to
officers training schools
The ciasse, and the training
which may be offered will be of the
same standard in effect for years at
Cleary College. The College Of
fciaIS believe that if such classes
are held. definite service will
be rendered the community and
they are now endeayoring to make a
survey to determine the extent Of
the demand
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
NEED MORE SIRENS

Detroit SEPT 26 ms Detroit
needs at least seven more air raid
sirens TO insure adequate warning
TO civilians in the event OF an air
raid, W o Whcary. once OF Civil,
liam Defense sound director. List.
ening TO the 10 sirens now in opera.
ton, Wheary said they sounded
encouraging Lut not adequate
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

BUILDING IL WILL
NJ INSTRUMENTATION ''1 ''''" y
f's IN soN'N' hn'''a IN 7SPe'. ~
inc 'P'h4'E gu. d '' '" "
western Europe TINS yea' ""'
fortunate and should he corrected
Tho Pueeian rropIe ,ho1ld not ne
,........... .,.... .t,., t.,,,,.
Pe ih.'''' ~ '''' .'''
81 states and Great hfliaih are
deliberately Ealing T. keep a
,rc,rf..
r...-..... .....,. .- MAJ. ,,.
opcn'nI oi >'.'nu 'front.' an"
10 differ with American and Brit
18Th military .ntri1n as 10 the adj.
......,.... -...h u,,,s H. NOT
qu'slloH'"' I-oN ''''' IL 'a''
10 the United States aud Great Bri-
tain their respective positions
,.-..,.,.......,.,, ..,o,...o %. p,ssi,r
peop.e
That Russian Off .lals have en-
coura-ed belief in the second front
scam a,narart The Soviet Dress
..,-,,- s.,,........
io' eN'"ipie' ' ''''''''' " -u'' 9, Jun
Of Prime Minister Winston Church
Ills report 10 the British parHs-
{ ment on his iisi' TO MOSCOW hut
stated tnat the agreement "hlcn
marked the ylsll 10 LONDON ana
Washington 81 SOVIET Foreign MIN,
istcr No.otov-"as IN iHll accord
with Molotov on the need Tor Great
Ing second front IN 1917.
whether Moloto' h-mSet placed
this interpr probation on the Anglo
American announcement l. not
known. II he did so. II undouoted-
" was a MISUNDERSTANDING because
the announcement did not mean
= second front attempt in Europe
this year was certainty but mere
ly that the United states and Bri-
tain agreed with Molotoy on the
need Tor such move and would
launch il II II could be done with
any reasonable chance Of success.
No effort appears 70 have been
made by the Soviet government 10
nave the press correct this impress
SION WhiCn ha> been created nus,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

cause the gov
crnments dila-
tory in muster
ing en- in
Yet a recent
a n % II y m o u S
Letter TO the
Editor in one
OF Washington s
newspapers bit
ter.y makes this
complaint
The ritter
raises the howl
that he's only
lust past 20
years old. as
ID cal hV as a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

When you're writing 10 the boy
friend or husband In camp on the
armed forces. don't ten HIM how
~ you are OF how sad and lonely
81 of the sad news OF startling
rumors you have heard Wnte
cheerfully Of home doings and
your work and other Jolly things
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
Words OF Wisdom
SEA- NopSE

Man 10 the only creature en-
lowed with the power Of laugh
ter. Is he not also the only one
that deserves TO be laughed att
GreWlle
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TANKS WILL WIN

Hafbor Beach. Sept IS -Tank S
will win the war. declared Lieut.
Col Frank Murphy associate JUS
rice Of the United states Supreme
Court in an address before high
school students
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

One-Minute Test Answers
Fear Of women
? Fear Of men
3 Fear Of everything.
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The Ypsilanti Daily Press
GEORGE c. HANDY. Publisher

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published daily except sunday.
with an aim toward serving the
hest Interests OF Ypsiianti and
the YpsuauH trading territory.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only and then only through
his column
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tHNNl4olS u general interest
only ana then only through
ms column
e.. - N 49,. -
good portions Of protein and
starch, therefore IT Is nutritious.
1t has nearly all the minerals and
vltamlus A, b and {.
There are some tricks about pre-
pairing potatoes in order to get
all the good out Of them. The pro-
TEN is more abundant IN the outer
layer and the walker a potato is
the more protein it has. IL is there
fore good sense from a nutritional
standpoint TO cook potatoes with
the skins on or when pceling do
not peel too deep. If the familiar
army picture Of the h. p. peeling
potatoes Is anywhere near aceu-
rate the army Is not using IFS po-
tatoes IN the most economic and
SeIenI'lC manner.
g., ne shin oi 'le potato anyway
Inc mos Irul' SKINS contains
more Oh 'ne NI'ainIiS ana minerals
'nan ''e meat ana "neh you
.uIoN away inc SNln you are
throwing away 'he pest part
Cooking Potatoes
In the time reouired for hoiIirc
some of the mineral matter and
protein are lost unless the potatoes
are boiled in the skin. The water
should be boiling when the DO
tatoes are put. into il and the boil
ing should not be interrupted even
for a minute until the potatoes
are cooked
Baking is the best y,Yav To cooL
a potato. As soon as the baked
potato is cooked, fork should be
thrust through the skin in order
TO let the enclosed steam escape:
otherwise they become soggy at
once.
Potato chips have a renutation
for being inJiqestible but in re-
alitv tbev arc not Perbans tbcir
renutation comes from, tho ovcos-
siye amounts Won are IikoIv N oat
if Won oct started Tbev take mn
moisture in tho stomach and This
loads IN dilatation az ,he stomach
But il is temporary and not Sc
rious.
IN aletetlc manning for the in
valid mashed potatoes are splcn-
didlv adapted for the patient with
nicer or acid INDIGESTION They
do not irritate this delicate organ
ism a. all. and a small amount of
them Gives a great deal of nour-
ishment.
Testing
rI.. II,
-. ~ - ~ 80 oi' S $40 - IT,
- - ''.I,as,.;-h L.
P Cpars;ni -, ,,S 10 10 to,,o,.
~ IN ~. ~ 49, 81 1870 80 w "a ~
tbe n;ocos torotbcr A ubita frotb
VIII appear round the edges. The
Creo, color in notatoos indicates
tbat tbev have grown too near the
surface Of tho Ground and that
Tho sun has affected thorn in such
a way as to render them practical
" unfit for use.
"Noy nofatoosp which annea,
-, tbe p,arLct in TIE Iato y;pte,
and esrlv snring are not neces-
sarily sI1orior ~ nature notatoe.
TTn.crunnlons dealers Offer these
"a sreat dolicarics bpt thew NAV
ba 1o+bi,- ,,oro +ban ,rr;,ored
no.stoes ~ inferior quality Tbev
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

All right a 70-year-old Amer
lean feels the same way.
get that chaps reaction per-
fectly
He can star4 II not 70 be con-
scriptad. but he claims TO be en-
titled 70 volunteer.
md IL makes him sore 10 he
told oh. pooh, pooh-youre too
damn old"
II they told him right of the
reel. you ARE too damn old. it
wouldn't be so bad
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

Washington Claude W.esasd
Secretary ~ Agriculture warns
IT here must he recognition thai
unless We find some way io deal
Win tho farm labor problems and
oih'F problems NJ farm production
satisfactorily. we must find some
way IN the not TOO distant future
- deal with a shortage of food "
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

Horoscope for Sunday
Persons having birthdays today
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
Your Health

Potatoes One Of
Best Foods. Have
Nutritioual aluc
BY Logan Llen4enning. ". ID.
WE MAY HAVE to get down
10 the humber foods before long
and We might as well make the
best Of lt. In the case of the po-
tato there is plenty Of best to be
made Of II because il is one of the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

Chicago Irving = Olds char
nam Of The l. = Steel Coru1iatio,.
IS optimistic over the scrap drive
IT the public responds az its pres
ent rate there will be no produc.
tion loss. Newspapers have done
End arc doing simply swell job
81 awakening tho public 10 tho
need Of scrap There must of
course be no letdovn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

WASHINGTON I've heard
wartime conscripuon described as
a hardship but MS new one on
me to discover that there are seek
ers for 1t who think they're I'M
justly discrlWinatel against be-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

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