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RUBBER

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Akron. o. The other accused com
panies are II. Muehlstein and Co,
New York; Nat e. Berzen. Inc, New
York. and Lowenthal Co, Chicago.
Jones. in explaining how the rub
Der is handled. stated
"Thev have nationwide organiza-
lions and can handle all the scrap
that can be bought by RRC. Other
scrap dealers may sell scrap to Rub
Der Reserve Co. through any one OF
these four companies at s25 per ton,
carload lots, FOB point of shipment.
and cents pound for tubes. Junk
dealers have on hand small
amount OF beadless tires for which
Rubber Reserve Co. will pay $3.50
per ton until July IS, and $3.50 per
ton for the beads"
So far. Jones added, the four com
panies have bought for the RRC
103,40 tons of soap rubber. not
counting any OF the rubber collected
by the oil companies under the
Presidents campaign.
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Calendar of Social Events
TO-DAY

Auxiliary Foreign 80 this
Initiation
Ypsanti Lodge number 54S O F. o'clock Odd Fellow hall
installation OF officers
O'Clock Mrs. Myron Ashby.
Memorial Prospect Park
WEDNESDAY
society Riverside park lunch at
home of Mrs Thomas
Ball 2O7 Summit o'clock open public, bring dona
layette.
Ypsanu Aere Faternal Eagles o'clock SSs Cross
five Wech hall TO o'clock
Schner Society Lutheran church 1880 at home
OF Msurer.
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Reception Given For
Denton Minister, Wife

Denton, Mich, July IA recep-
ton was held in the Church parlors
OF the Denton Methodist Church,
Friday evening. July 8. honoring
Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Nevin and fam
lily on their return for the seventh
year.
The parlorS were beautifully dec
GRATED with bouquets OF red, white
and blue flowes, red roses. white
hydrangeas and blue delphinium. A
very enjoyable prog am was pre-
pared by the committee. After com.
munity singing. J. B. Smith offered
prayer; Mrs. Alice Atwell sang a
solo, and Mrs. Fred Spencer Of Ypsi
lanti gave several readings George
Boutell, the church treasurer, gave
kindly remarks OF appreciation OF
the work OF Rev. Nevin and family,
presenting both Mr. and Mrs. Nevin
with an envelope each containing a
fifty dollar bill. They in turn re-
sponded with word of thanks Re-
freshments of ice cream, cookies
and coffee were served.
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CAN'T

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ing for cold weather Each cabin is
supervised by counselor.
Swimming and boating are strict
ly supervised under the direction
OF Assistant Camp Director Thomas
Lawrence. waterfront counselor.
Director OF the camp is Lawrence
Dunning. athletic director at Lin
coin School.
The camp is located two and one
half miles west of Chelsea, in the
Waterloo Recreational Area of the
Department of National Parks. This
area includes 10000 acres of lakes,
woods and hiking trails.
Parents may visit their children
at camp each Sunday said Mr.
Thomas.
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Honor Guest

Second Lieutenant Richard l..
kruse was honor guest at a family
reunion at the home OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kruse. Sunday.
Places were laid for IS relatives
and friends for bountiful dinner,
the table being centered with a cake
beautifully decorated with the Air
Corps insignia. The cake was made
by Mrs. Edward Squiers \ la ge
American flag hung above the table
Guests from out OF the city were
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Carleton. Mr.
and Mrs. Don Carleton, Haslett.
Mrs. Flora Haskins. Laingsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Preston
Crosse Pointe. Mr.. and Mrs Adolph
Schneeberger son and daughter
Richard and Mary and their guest
Miss Barbara Layher, Ann Arbor
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Municipal Court

Matt G. Price, 125 n. Hamilton
St, was arrested, at II w. Gross
ST. Monday evening and today paid
$40 when he pleaded guilty TO dis
orderly conduct charges.
Charged with disorderly conduct,
Mathew NJ. Meyer, 125 n. Normal
St, was fined $40 by Judge Arthur
W, Vandersall and was given so
day term in the county jail, condi-
tionally suspended for one year.
Five dollar fines for speeding
were paid in municipal court by
John Sawiez. Osseo; Jerry F. Col
Inns, Emmett; Russell II Meyers,
Ann Arbor: and Ivan C. Alder.
Chelsea Warren LeBaron, Npsi-
lanti, paid a IS fine for speeding
and passing a car on the right.
Melvin Beebe. Ypsilanti. paid s.
fine for cutting in traffic and pass
ing a car on the wrong side.
Stop violations were paid by:
Ruby Burton, Ypsilanti, 50; Joseph
Gyuran. Detroit 1885; Frank Shu-
beck. Detroit, 1895.
David B. Williams, lpsilanti,
paid 1885 for using an expired
operators license. Clifford A.
Butts, Lansing, paid SO fine for a
traffic violation. For improper
passing a car Samuel Woods, Ro-
mulus. paid a SO fine. Melvin Bur-
kit. Belleville. paid g. fine for
a similar otfense. A two dollar
fine was paid by Samuel J Ham
mond. Ypsilanti. for travelling in
the wrong lane OF traffic.
Three 81 overtime fines we're
paid by w b. Duncan, West Unity.
O.; Robert Splitter, YpsilaHti; and
Robert c. Shankland. Dexter.
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Parking Meter
Reaction Mixed

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In the volume OF their business al.
though one said business was below
normal Saturday evening.
One merchant told OF hearing OF
a woman who deposited a nickel
and then appeared to be puzzled.
When asked what was the matter
she replied. Doesn't this machine
give you any change? deposited a
nickel but | only want 10 park here
for a penny's worth.
Most OF those who have had pre-
yious experience with meters were
in favor OF them and the majority
OF others expressed willingness TO
give the plan fair test
There were a few protests report
ed, but general attitude OF motor
lists appeared 10 be that a few pen
MES were not too much TO pay for
the convenience o. finding a ready
place 10 park
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PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
GIVEN FOR W. s. c. S.

Willis, Mich, July IA - The
monthly meeting OF the w. S. c. S.
was held at the home of Mrs. Jean
Mill Wednesday afternoon. This
meeting being near the Fourth. a
patriotic program was presented
with Mrs. Ruth Smalley in charge.
Mrs. Bessie Brown gave an espc-
cially educational and interesting
talk on the Flag. This was fol-
lowed by the singing of The Star
Spangled Banner. Mrs. Esther
Anderson gave reading on the
Declaration of independence" The
program was closed with a prayer.
The business meeting opened
with Mrs. Hazel Garrod presiding.
Minutes OF the June meeting were
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OFFICIAL BOARD MEETS
AT METHODIST CHURCH

The first Official Board meeting
OF the church year was held at the
Methodist Church Wednesday with
Rev. Caldwell Prout in charge
Rev Prout explained the duties
of each committee. This was neces-
STATED by the fact that the laws"
of the church have been some what
changed.
Earl Wright was elected vice
president of the organization and
Mrs. Robert Garrod, secretary.
A "janitor" committee was APP
pointed which consists OF Loyal
Wilson. Harry Sparrow and Earl
Wright.
A short memory service was
held for Charlie Smith.
Light refreshments OF tea and
cookies were served.
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Miss Hoy Wed TO
Dr.. w. w. Sylvester

Ms Mary Z Hoy Eaton Rapids.
announces the marriage OF her
daughter Ruby 10 Dr. WILDER W.
Sylvester. Detroit. which took
place June IS at Napoleon. o. The
bride is graduate OF the Uniyer-
sity OF Michigan and secretary 20
the Dean OF Women Wayne Uni
versity. DR.. Sylvester is son OF Mr..
and Mrs. WILDER Sylvester. Detroit.
graduate OF the University vi
Michigan and Illinois College OF
Chiropody and Foot Surgery
DR.. Sylvester is brother OF Z
Rodgers Sylvester OF this city and
is we'll known in Ipsilanti
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College Graduates
Picnic in Hollow

A picnic supper vas enjoyed Mon
day night by members OF the Grad
uate Club OF Michigan state Normal
College and their faculty guests in
Sleepy Hollow
Guests Of the club were President
John NJ Munson, Registrar and
Mrs, c. P. Steimle. DR.. and Mrs.
Noble Lee Garrison. Or. and Mrs.
F. Z. Lord. Or G. D. Sanders and
DR.. 4. + Diettert
Miss Alice Boldig. president OF
the club, supervised arrangements
for the picnic AMI was assisted by
Miss Florence Smith aud Miss Cath
crime Meernik.
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BALTIMORE-INS-The 70-ton
Mars worlds largest flying boat,
today was berthed az the Glenn l..
Martin Aircraft Co. Of Baltimore as
company officials denied reports
that the plane had made a trans-At-
lantic flight. officials said reports
in a London paper that the giant
ship had landed in England were
false because nobody in their right
mind would attempt 10 take 4
plano such as the Mars across the
ocean when II has only been tested
out for 10 days"
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BURLINGTON. Vt.-UP-- Two
famous Lake Champlain ferries
the City OF Burlington and the City
OF Plattsburg-have been trans.
ferred from tourist to war service.
The City Of Birmingham hereafter
will transport Virginia war workers
from the mainland 10 a naval mine
base, while the City OF Plattsburg
will operate in New York Harbor
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Dinah'S Puppies Turn
Out to be War Babies

Gloucester, Mass, July Ting
They're all war babies at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip j.
Carpenter.
Dinah, the Carpenters cocker
spaniel, has six puppies, their
names - Dimout, Blackout, Air.
Raid, Ration, Canteen and Keep
EN- Flying.
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Have Reunion

In Cass Benton Park the Toles
family held their reunion sunday
with 10 attending. 1t was an all-day
meeting with dinner at noon Off
GERS elected we're j. NJ. Swegles,
Plymouth, president. Merrill Bird,
Dearborn, vice president Mrs. Grace
Fine. Garden City, secretary and
treasurer. Games were played by
the children. Mrs. Hazel Franz, Los
Angeles. a cousin OF the Swegles
family. was an out.otthe-city guest.
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Heart Attack
Proves Fatal

Death came 70 Edward Heller
man, 1855 Holmes Rd., this noon
when he suffered heart attack as
he was shingling a house on the
corner OF Holmes and Sweet Rds.
Mr.. Helzerman was working with
a friend who helped him down from
the roof but was dead upon the ar
rival OF the ambulance. Friends
may call at the Stevens and Bush
funeral parlors.
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6UEssEs CAN BE COSTLY

THERE ARE two very good
reasons for usually leading your
partners suit against the oppo-
nent's No Trump game contract.
The first. and obvious one. is that
II may result in taking some
tricks in a department in which
you know your side is well fiXed.
especially If you have fair hold
ing yourself in the suit. But the
second may be more important
still. Leading his suit saves you
from a guess which may be dis
astrous. You may pick the very
suit which will build up the need
ed tricks for the declarer Hence
It Is well to have some very good
reason before you decide to lead
another suit.
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Everyone Runs

When the person you attempt TO
yictimize runs away there isn't
much else TO do but run in the other
direction. Several would-be thieves
gave a working demonstration OF
the technique in Riverbrink Park
Monday evening. Allen Pinkerton.
l744 stephens Ave. Kalamazoo, was
sleeping In the park when a group
of men approached. Pinkerton, who
works at the Ford Bomber plant.
ran-his assailants followed suit but
In the opposite direction.
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To Be Speaker

Q DC NpCdNNT
DR.. Cora Reeves, who has taught
in the Gingling College shanghai.
China, for the past II years. will
be the speaker at a public meeting
at 1880 tonight in Starkweather
Hall. DR.. Reeves migrated before
the students 10 arrange a place for
them when the city OF Shanghai was
threatened and she has many inter-
esting pictures which she will show.
She is now visiting Miss Jessie
Phelps.
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MARRIAGE Announced

Friends here have received an.
nouncements OF the marriage in De
troit, July II. OF Ca Isle Biggers.
formerly a teacher in the Ypsilanti
High School and now in a Detroit
high school, and Miss Mary X.
Nicholas.
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Car Disappears

Mrs. Charles S. Kirker, 3775 Golf
side Rd., could not find her car
Monday afternoon. She dashed
home to Mr.. .Kirker TO report her
loss. telling him exactly where she
had parked the car on Pearson 81.
Both were "stumped their auto
mobile had vanished into thin air.
At $40 p. m. Mr.. Kirker decided
to call police. They relieved the
Kirkers agitation when they point
ed out that Pearson ST. was being
repaired by the city street depart
ment and that the kirker vehicle
was towed away so that the work
could go forward. a
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Celebrates Birthday

Wednesday evening II friends Of
Mrs. Aileen Dapprich Of Dearborn.
gathered at Inkster Park to cele-
brate her birthday. A potluck sup
per featuring beautiful birthday
cake was enjoyed Mrs. Nina Sher-
man. Mrs Catherine Campbell and
daughter Janet were guests from
here.
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Birthday OhserNed

Mrs. Walter Spencer entertained
Monday at surprise birthday party
for her daughter. Mrs. William
Orr. \ buffet luncheon was served
from table decorated with roses
and garden flowers. Ms. Joseph
Ely assisting in serving. Later
cards were played with prizes
awarded 20 Mrs George Waterbury.
MIS-. lvele Grub. Mrs. Edward
Spencer and Mrs Edward Grannis
Mrs. Orr received many lovely gifts
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YpsiIanti Briefs
Not Ghost

Ypsilanti workers this morning
thought they celebrated TOO vigor-
ously Monday evening or that there
really were ghosts. For. near the in
tersection OF Michigan Ave. and
Huron ST.. a white figure could be
seen at Sis this morning floating
from side 10 side on the Michigan
Ave. sidewalk. Police. investigating
the telephone reports OF this 'phen-
omena." found an elderly woman
wandering about in her nightgown.
She was returned safely TO her
home.
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Little House in Recreation Park
will be open Wednesdays from IN
iii for all Girl scouts desiring to
do Red Cross work. Knitting in
structions will be given. knitted
garments unraveled and cloth cut
for stripping pillows.
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In The Sick Room

MIS-. o. w. Wilde. 3 Wallace Blvd,
with her little daughter, came home
Monday night from ST. Joseph Mer-
cy Hospital where the child was
born a week ago. She weighed seven
pounds.
Mrs. William Waters undo went
an operation Friday az the Nc.
Cleary Clinic. Mo
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PATERSON. n. J.-fNS-Settle-
ment OF a wage dispute between
the Wright Aeronautical Corpora
ton and employees OF five plants in
the Paterson area was announced
today with the workers to benefit
by increases OF from five to 30 cents
an hour.
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Fine Points in Bridge
Bv SHEPARD BARCLAY

It was beaten by the same lead
at another table, where East won
the first spade and switched to the
heart 4. South playing low and the
10 winning for West. who then
scored the heart A and led the 8
TO give South two heart tricks.
Even this could not give South
nine tricks without having to lose
club to the X, whereupon an
other spade set him.
Nobody made that contract ex-
cept the declarer who was favored
by West making smart" lead OF
the diamond 8. That enabled
South to take a loser in clubs
while he still had every suit
stopped. He won the diamond lead
with the A. laid down the club A
and led the ] to the K. Now 1t
made no difference what West
did. Besides that club trick. all
his side could get was two tricks
in spades and one in hearts. AS
soon as South got the lead. the
remainder Of nine tricks we're
ready TO run.
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News Briefs

LONDON-UP-The anniversary
OF Frances Bastille Day was a
signal for demonstrations through
out Europe against Axis oppres-
sion today. and in Yugoslavia, the
chief of the German Gestapo. Ma
jor Helm. was reported shot and
killed as he walked along Zageb's
main street.
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HATTIESBURG. Miss.-INS -
Army officials today began an in.
vestigation into the charge of Pri-
yate r. H. Jernigan, OF Franklin.
Va. that two soldiers robbed him
and then tied him 10 a railroad
track where a train covered his
right foot.
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Enjoy Picnic

EHJOy FICnIc
Seventeen persons enjoyed pic
mic at Vampires Lake Sunday hon
oring the birthday of Mrs. Richard
Foster A potluck dinner was en-
joyed by the group. Those attend.
ing were Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Colts, Mr. and Mrs. David Cox, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mill, Mrs Nina
Sherman. Mr. and Mrs Richard
Foster and sister and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Ned Williams and Mrs.
May Wright. Belleville, and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Cieslielski.
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PLYMOUTH GIRL browns

Plymouth. July 14-Carol Fisher
10, Ann Arbor Rd, Plymouth
drowned in Powell Lake near Plym'
outh while swimming Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Quarterman
and children are visiting Mr.. Quar-
terman's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Baker. in Vincennes. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richard.
son and sons spent the week end
at the Hutchinson cottage al Otsego
Lake.
Mrs. John Wiles and Miss Venus
Wiles. Los Angeles, Cal. who are
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
spent the week end with Mrs
Lewis Estes. Houghton Lake, for
merly OF Ypsilanti
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Club ENTERTAINERS

The eight members of the Nicto' y
Pedro Club we're entertained by
Mrs. Harold Walcott Monday eve
ming. Prizes were won by Mrs. VII
liam Fleming. Mrs. Walcott and
Mrs. Albert Davies. Refreshments
were served al the close OF the eve
ming. The next club meeting will be
at the home OF Mrs. Arthur Nicely.
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The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers TO re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or nondelivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Ofiics
at 40 before s p. m. or ? ?. m.
Saturday.
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Parents OF Son

Mr.. and Mrs. William Erlenbusch.
1851 Huron River Drive. are par-
ents OF son born Monday in Boyer
Hospital. The baby weighed seven
pounds, five ounces.
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Watch Recovered

Watch Recovered
w. ]. Brady. 1923 Grant St. whose
watch was stolen July told police
that it had been ecovered July 10
when he found it lying on stair
case window sill.
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MI ana MIS-. lOndl0 LDNltt spent
Sunday IN Pulaski, Mich. attending
family reunion in honor OF Mr.
Lovitt's nephew. Corp Edwin De-
Forrest. who was home on Through
from Camp Polk There were 40
present.
Miss Geraldine Frye who has
spent the past two months with her
brother. Technical Sergeant and
Mrs. Marvin Eye in Jacksonville
and Starke. Florida. and in Alexan-
dria, La. has returned home.
Dr. s. y. Thams had word Mon
day that his son William expected
10 come home from Camp sill, Okla.
Mrs. William X. Halves is visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs. y. ] Convey, Grand
Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Cushman visit.
ed friends In Britton Sunday.
Max Fosket spent Saturday and
Sunday in Detroit with Grin John.
son.
Mrs. Andrew W Fink spent
Thursday in Cleveland with Mrs.
Mary Bunting.
Mrs. William F Terry and three
children are guests at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H.
Ward. They will return 10 their
home. ElmUood Park. Ill. accom-
panied by Mrs. Ward. on Thursday.
Mrs Frank Kildau and Doris
MED spent the week end in Saginaw
and Mayville.
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Enjoy Picnic Supper

Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Wilson and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wright
and children, Mr. and Mrs Grail
Raymond and sons and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Sparrow and family
enjoyed a picnic supper Sunday eve
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Cunningham. Huron Riv-
er DR.. The occasion was the birth.
day OF Donald Cunningham.
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dealer: South. East.West vul.
nerable.)
How high would you bid. on the
South cards OF this deal. II you
decided 10 open 1t for defensive
purposes with a spade calf
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Mrs Ernest Brewer and daugh-
ter Pamala. Ypsilanti. are spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Brewers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIII Royal
and family, while the formers hus.
band is recovering in 81. Joseph's
Hospital. Ann Arbor, after a nose
operation.
Mrs Loyal Wilson had as dinner
guests Friday Mrs. Blanch Ellis
and son Donald. Mr.. and Mrs Clsr-
ence Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
low Simonds, Whitaker.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Curwin. De
troit. and Mrs. Neva Seebolt. Cole
man. were Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Colts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daley are
spending the latter part OF the
week with their son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs James Daley. Ann
Arbor.
Mrs. Loyal Wilson and sons and
father. James Thorne, we're Thurs
day guests OF the latter's daughter,
Mrs. Howard Beebe, Belleyille.
, 1942-04-01

have the gall to knock it. Such
crust.
Thinking up fancy meanings
for CLIO is a great sport with the
scabs at Egry, but it doesn't boost
their mentality rating one iota. IF
they know what that means) they
can't know. much. It's really too
bad, that the Wagner Act requires
that we bargain for people who
don't want it, but, such is the
law. The scabs don't want a raise,
or seniority rights or anything.
They just want to work. How in
spring. No ambition, no thoughts
for the future. It must be divine
to be so completely ignorant.
Keep it up scabs, and you'll find
that if you can't stick together
with the others in the CLIO as
your bargaining agent, you will
be alone in more ways than one.
Don't forget the war isn't over,
and don't forget that there is
always an "after the war"