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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

Five weeks left and Pabst hold
ing a siX-game Roadway over
Casino is the situation Sunday as
the Michigan Major League teams
hoist sails at Ritz Recreation,
Pabst can still lose in the period
remaining. George MorGan's men
begin the final voyage against
Irwin Gies' Oldbru.
Casino should climb at the ex-
pense OF Glenn Norge. SIX games
behind schedule, wants second
from Casino, but George Hliebay's
Eastern Markets may delay the
process. Herb Cases uncertain
but willing EdelweiSs takes on
Joe Adams Dawes
Bob Coles Auto Clubs pair with
Harry Tobian's Faygoes. This
schedule is subject TO change be-
cause of postponements. and the
playoffs Of postpOnements may
follow at the alleys originally
scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
On Same Squad

On the same squad with thess
five will he Carl Kumm'S ConneI|
Rec. Howard Bridges Redford|
Gale Frisbee's Huard-Stringer|
James Quinns Fidelity, Vid
Reeves Shifman's. Clarence jam
SENS LOUIS. Roy HarriSon's DexI
ter. Harley Blanchard's Travellers
Bill BARRIERS Motor City and Bill
WaSmund'S Pfeiffer
Steve KowalczykS Varsity n
present on the preceding squad
along with Harry Kumm's Ethyl
Harold HartSigs Mel-O-Dee. Ale,|
Blues Deluxe. Gilbert Davis
Clapp. Steve Shocke's Oldbru and
Neil DcSantis' Five. KowalczyH
paired with Emil Dimitrie fol
1888 10 win the doubles last yearI
but both have new partners thij
season.
Others firing az the same tim4
will be Norman Rohdes Schnei{
ders, Herb Matthews Crosse
Pointe. Bill Zornos Wurm's Rec.
George GinGerellas and Bill Nich{
OILS Now F'airview No | and n
and Tony CosCOlenda'S Casinc|
Rec. The latter appears TO b
the strongest in this group NJ
Meanwhile. members of x
other Detroit combinations will
he trying 10 land berths in thd
doubles. singles and all-eventS
this Sunday. They are Henry
Ehrle's Coca-Cola. Dick Keil 1
Demery's, Joe Mory's Altes. Ed
Stec's Chene- Trombly, Paul
Geml's Johnnie's, Art Whitman
Ed Piper's Mulswa
Joe Palson'S Oldbru and Car
liaase'S Centennial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Three 254 Genes

In 1910 Les Fuller. Chicago
star. rolled three 258 games for .
perfect 7ez.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
1876 for IS Years

One OF his recent public appear
ances was an exhibition & a m
with jaime tTwinkle) Watts at
Palace. Young enough TO be his
great granddaughter. Twinkle, 6h
made l3i 10 Mr.. Flannery's 100.
In period of Is years, 1903
1923 his average was never below
l95 and as recently as 1884, at
the age Of II. he had 1875. Last
season he bowled in two different
leagues for a combined average
OF ia
Although never connecting for
500, he had 2s9 on several occa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

II changes are produced by the
numbers attacking Detroit bowl
ers should riddle the standings ir
the annual state tournament a
Saginaw next weekend. No less
than IS teams. % regular anc
seven booster, will be on the run
ways. -
Should someone suggest c y
also is necessary. they need va
to look over this list Of Detroit
Times All-Star Classic teams
Joe Norris Stroh's, George Bry
ants Schmidt. Chef Slicey's Nor
ton. Louis Burr'S National arit
Rudy Walby's Five.
Out of this group there should
be- one. possibly two. going crash
ing by the 1902 hung up by Jerr.
Vidros Schlitz of Grand Rapid.
many weeks ago. In the absence
Of Norris. still convalescing. Strof
will use Ernie Soest of the Min
eralites. who was unable IN MAXI
il in time 10 roll with the latter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Z Confenders
Offer Feature
In Metro Loop
Palmer Park. Standards
Just Step Out Of Lead;
Roadways Face Denbys
STANDINGS

SNNDA1 y MAINhEs
Midwest vs. Parkside, alleys Ia: Stand
ard Va. Palmer Park Recreation, "a
Chens Trombly Recreation vs.. Nj. Elliott
Recreation, 5-6: Roadway W.. DENLY Recre-
alton. rs; Ritter Recreation vs.. orlings.
$40: Norge Msrygrove VS. Art Centre
lFaecreation. 1l-12. Matches at WY-7 Rec
lrestion. wyoming and seven-M road,
$50 p. m.
Ellis Walkers Standards and
Arthur Watson's Palmer Parks
supply the ace attraction Sunday
might at WY, where Metropolis
tan Classic Leaguers continue their
lteeter-totter competitor. Palmer is
two games from the leading
Roadways and Standard one.
Ray Turner'S Roadways catch
Fred Miller's Denbys On form
Roadway is good for two. yet Den.
bys have way OF making form
formless. Turner's Terrors cant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Detroit Pinnnen
Set TO Ridd|eN
State Tourney /
Five Classic Quintets Are
Among IS Travelling
TO Saginaw Saturday
STANDINGS

NV E-nEN
schltI Grand Rapids 800.
Twin City Recreation. Benton HArbor 7ei.
Frankenmuth Frankenmuth 2ssi
Edelweiss. Detroit 2s1t
Kelly. Detroit ATS
BOOsTLR TEAMS
Orpheun Pontiac zsS
Hi-Speed, TAwas City All
Red Crown Recreation, Port Huron 27t'
Little Joes, Detroit Tf
Mantle Loyalty. Detroit 71f.
DOUBLES
John Gavie-Pete Carter. Detroit 176
Elmer Dreher- stan Ignatowski,
Hamtramck 134s
Jack shsrksy-w WIN. Kline Battle Greek i7t.
Harold Fostsr-Joe Walker. Detroit 1184
Elmo jones-James Dime giio. Detroit iz7t
SINGLES
hette Siandish. Detroit ~
Jim Smith. Fenton IL
Ernie Soes,. Detroit III
Don Brichta. Detroit 80
Eddie Mccoy, Grand Rs plds So
ALI~EvEHTs
Al Ktllar, Detroit 1873
James Dtmegiio. Detroit 1914
Galen Hassinger. Detroit 100
Vi Grau Benton Hsrbor 1877
steve Kudlo. Detroit 1sI'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Pabst Margin
Still Unsafe
STANDINGS
STN0AY'S MATCHTs

Auto Club vs. FayEo. alleys ~ Pahst
VS. Olympic -Oldbru. "a. Glenn VS. Casino
Recreation, SIS: Norge W Eastern Mar
kst. IS. Dawes VS. Edelweiss $40.
Matches At Ritz Recreation. 1884 Wyom-
ing, ; 2. N.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20

SPRING VACATION begin
ming this week end at Michigan
State College at East Lansing
releases a number of Mount
Clemens college students for q
week. In addition there is q con-
siderable group of students COM
ing home from Michigan State
Teachers College at Ypsilanti,
these last only for the weekend.
Arriving from Lansing today
or tomorrow are Nancy Moore,
Marjorie Babcock, Richard
Verkler. Richard Eschenburg,
Elizabeth Reese, Charlotte Ros-
so, Mary Margaret ind william
Murphy, Jr., and Robert Walters.
Plans of James Pingel are in
definite since his mother. Mrs.
George Pingel, is still in Florida.
Ypsilanti contingent to week
end with parents here includes
Lois and Sarah Jane Kennedy,
Kathryn Bates, Linda Stewart,
Ruth Craft. Eunice Kidd, jean
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Large Shower
Honors Couple

ESTHER BEYERLEIN, daugh-
ter of the Rev. and Mrs. j. C..
Beyerlein of Macomb, and Ed
ward Kreger, son of Mrs. Lena
Kreger, also of Macomb, whose
wedding will take place shortly
after Easter, were honor guests
at a miscellaneous shower given
recently at the Lutheran club
rooms. Approximately SO per-
sons were present.
The group played cards, with
prizes going to Marion School,
Martha Beyerlein, Mrs. Alvin
Schwartz, William Penzien, Jr..
Harold Luchtman and Donald
Rang.
The honor guests were seated
at q long table on which the
gifts were arranged, and over
which a pink and white UNI
brella was hung. Refreshments
were served at the close of the
evening. Hostesses were Mrs.
Marvin Kreger, Mrs. Arthur
Schwartz and Mrs. Carl Boyer
lein.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Bride-EIect Feted
Before Apri|W

Mr. AND MRS. ROY SUTH-
ERLAND announce the ap-
preaching marriage OF their dau-
glitter Nora to Pvt. Melvin Cham
berlin, of Fort Knox, KY. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chamber
lin Of Clair avenue.
The wedding is set for April
10. The bride-clect is q graduate
Of st. Mary's high school. while
her fiance went to Mount Glenn
ems high school. He entered the
army las. July.
The bride-elect was feted by
her mother and sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Sutherland at q surprise
party on Wednesday evening.
Airplane bunco prizes were won
by Mrs. Louis Hummell, Mrs.
Charles Houthoofd, Helen Grant
and Alice Hummell.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Music, Tea, Exhibits
Combine to Please

A BALMY SPRING afternoon
and Grace Church Guilds hobby
tea Joined forces yesterday to
draw approximately 100 persons
to the home of Mrs. Charles E.
Doll.
Mrs. Harry p. johnson. chair
man, and her able committee are
jubilant over the success Of the
event, at which nearly a score
Of hobbies and collections were
on exhibition.
During the afternoon music
was presented In the living room
by Jean Adams and Elizabeth
Darling, sopranos, and Mary 10
Burgess. pianist. Miss Burgess
also accompanied the singers.
The combination of music, tea
and the interesting collections
cove the tea q leisurely atmo-
sphere rare in these busy days.
ABLE CHAIRMAN
Upon the shoulders of Mrs.
George Merifield fell the re-
sponsibility of arranging the ex-
hibits. There was something
there to interest everyone. The
Rev. w. E. A. Lewis brought 20
Of his collection of 20 clocks.
One which he acquired from an
English parishioner in Northern
Michigan, was repaired in Scot
land in 1920.
The exquisite shell flowers
made by Mrs. Edward Moore
were shown by Miss Flora Main,
many returning to look again at
their tiny perfection.
Mrs. Maud McIntire's Old
Mount Clemens exhibit on the
sun-porch near the clocks was a
popular spot. Old photographs
of the town showed the younger
guests how the town has devel-
oped. aroused a faint nostalgia
in others.
Philip Deneweth's wood-carv-
ing and cabinet work was of
much interest. Mrs. Deneweth
explained that he makes the pic
ture frames, tables and other
pieces of trees grown on their
own farm.
ANOTHER WAR
A sailors linen MILDLY blouse
of Civil War Days was shown
with collection of war relics of
another day. These were loaned
for the tea by Mrs. Hubbard.
The beauty and fragility of
Miss Helena Marquardt's fine
laces were displayed near the in
tricate scale ship models made
by Gustof A. Person, Jr. A gar
den kneeling bench he made was
on exhibit in the sun-room,
where Mrs. Person had her
good government" corner.
Exquisite fans Of lace, ivory,
silk and feathers were shown in
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Fast to be Host
10 Twelve Club

L. WADE FAST will be host
to the members of the Twelve
Club on Monday, March %, at
the Brown Cottage for dinner.
Members will meet promptly at
els o'clock.
The discussion will take place
at the Fast home. Topic of the
evening is Certain Considera-
tons as to the Treaty of Peace
after the War"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Officers Meeting

ROYAL NEIGHBORS Offic-
ers' Club will meet Monday eve
ming at 8 o'clock with Mrs.
Charles Wood, 70 Avery street.
CHARLES G. SHEPPARD Is
observing his birthday annivers-
airy today.
SIGRID HEINE, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Austin w. Heine,
is quietly observing her birth
day anniversary today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Grace Guilds Hobby Tea Brings Out Crowd on Bamy Sprng
Jolly Neiehbors Give
Aid TO Red Cross

A DONATION Of s. to the
Red Cross was voted last eve
ming by members of the jolly
Neilghbors Club, who met with
Mrs. Rose Henry. Guests were
Mrs. Mary Weaver of Dearborn
and Mrs. James Perry.
Card prizes were won by Mrs.
Oscar Mordan, Mrs. Perry, and
Mrs. Weaver. The next meeting
will be April IL with Mrs. Lloyd
DeWeese.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20

the same room with lovely old
shawls. their rich colors and fine
handwork undimmed by time.
Fans and shawls were loaned by
Mrs. A. M. Mellier, Mrs. Hub
bard and Mrs. William Rickert.
Mrs. Merritt Willmarth spent
much Of her time in this room.
Her daughter, Mrs. Norman j.
Martin of Detroit, loaned her
collection Of old bottles.
Then there was the doll coll
lection, part of which was loan
ed by Mrs. A. A. Thompson, and
part by Mrs. Otto Nickel. Dolls
Of all nations in native dress
were on display.
PITCHERS
Scores of tiny pitchers in a
fascinating variety of shapes and
sizes were brought by Mrs. Sum-
ner D. Lampkins.
The favorite hobby of the
hostess son ard daughter-in- law
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Doll,
was represented by q collection
of little horses in glass, pottery
and plastics.
A pair of framed silhouettes
laboriously worked out on linen
in petit point were part of Mrs.
G.. Stuart DeMott's hobby dis
play, which also included Dan
ish china and silver.
Mrs. William Carroll of Win
nipeg, who il the guest here this
Winter Of her son, Ensign Car
roll of the Salvation Army,
brought a collection Of knitting,
crocheting, tatting and other
handwork.
And the bright touch of Spring
which brought out q preview of
Easter bonnet5 was reflected in
the golden-yellow flower ar
engagements Mrs. :ohn Brett
meyer showed as her hobby.
GERTRUDE PRATT and
Nancy Bowman have issued in
vitations for q dinner party for
IL next Tuesday evening, hon
oring Barbara Teall, bride-elect.
AMEDEE M. MELLIER has
returned to his home on Groes-
beck highway after q months
stay in Henry Ford Hospital. AL
though his condition is improved
he is as yet unable to have visi-
tors.
MR.. AND MRS. RALPH
EHRKE of 1899 Cxocker boule-
ward are celebrating their
seventh wedding anniversary to-
day.
BUTTERCUP CLUB of st.
Louis parish will meet Monday
at 1880 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Inman, 116 Court
street, with Mrs. E. J. Thomas AZ
hostess.
MRS. WILLARD HOVEY, Of
Muskegon, returned home yes
terday after q visit of q few days
with her cousin Miss Emma
Goethe.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Board Meeting

THE BOARD of Directors of
st. Peters National Council of
Catholic Women will hold an
important meeting in st. Mary's
clubrooms after 1880 o'clock SER
vices In the church.
MRS. c. r L frost enter
tanned Circle Eight Club Wed
nesday evening. Mrs. Colum-
bus DuBay will be hostess next
week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Meeting Moved

ILLNESS causes q change in
the meeting place of st. Louis
Forget-Me-Not Club. Mrs. Ber-
tram Lozen will be hostess at FL
Fessenden street, instead of Mrs.
Arthur Allor. The time is Tues
day at 8 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-20
Spring Vacation Brings
College Contingent

nette wittsnmysr, WaltaoQt
Eschenburg. Harry DrUithn1 e
and Jack Roskopp. DettY r. 3
and Clare Lenfesty mo ~
too. but their plans ars - ook
mite. Il y;
A number Of informal ~
inss are expected 70 intsEug -
group.
BARBARA COPELAND Is
confined 70 her honas ~ illno
Evening star., 1942-09-24

OF Directors announces the appoint
ment OF Gerald r. Trimble as gen
eral manager -. etc"
That takes care of that. Now,
about that announcement having to
do with the Lounges opening or
whatever 1t is that is keeping us in
such suspense.
\ ,
Cassi Cassano, guitarist attached
with the Anchor Room, is offering
these days version of "Oh Chi
chornya" (spelling is ours, and prob
ably quite originaD that may be
classed as a freest Of free interpre-
tations. The kind of thing in which
conversations are carried on with
patrons, other tunes are super-im-
posed and the performer acts per-
plexed-all in the course of the
songs presentation.
At recent sea food fete, such
occasions being staged periodically
at Olmsted Restaurant, Inc, 1t was
not the fishy delicacies. brilliantly
Illuminated as they were, that
caused every one to exclaim. It was
Evening star., 1942-09-24

stirring fashion, with sound effects
by the chorus with Tenor Azarof1.
\ +
The management Of the Hotel
2400 which loves to be dramatic
about its various departments such
as the Lounge Riviera, sends = no.
tice which leads OF: Tor several
days the Lounge Riviera has car
ried a by-line Watch for an i'm
portant announcement This isn't
1t, but 1t Is important: The Board
Evening star., 1942-09-24

a product Of different. nature exc
cuted by Sculptor Chef Rene Roux:
An immense American eagle with 4
"V" tfor victory across its breast
carved In ice.
We are told an ovation greeted
Executive Steward Leonard Mitchell
as he brought it in.
Persons who went to the Carlton
Hotel one night last week in search
OF the Cosmos Room and Ray Nor
ton probably are still gasping over
(See AFTER DARK, Page A-l8J
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01

interesting travel pictures OF the
South at Rotary Club meeting.
Sept. s-lnterviewers start rental
change study in Ypsilant.
Sept. l1-Preview OF new models
features tour OF Ypsilani bomber
plant by company officials and
news men.
Sept. l2-Tool and die men begin
work on parts for the bombers TO
be constructed at the Ypsilanu
bomber plant.
Sept. l5-Gay banners proclaim
the opening OF the Fall Festival and
Retailers for Defense Rally.
Sept. 16-School board votes TO
increase wages OF custodians and
Of the principal, Norris Wiltse, and
OF Miss Martha Wolter, school sec
rotary.
Sept. IL Ypsilanti merchants
dress up store windows In pa
triotic motif as they compete for
prizes in the Fall Festival contest.
Sept. ls-Ypsilanti police COM
missioners order a police survey
here with Dan E. l.. Patch, OF High
land Park. to determine what is
needed for better protection.
Sept. l9-Fall Festival crowds
hunt for treasures after obtaining
their numbers on leaflets dropped
from an airplane.
Sept. 20-Grand Lodge conven-
ton of the knights Of Pythias. OF
the Grand Domain OF Michigan Sc
lect Ray II. Burrell as their grand
chancellor at the meeting in Port
Huron.
Sept. 22-Rotarians enjoy stories
Of vacation experiences with George
Marshall Chester Manning. Nor
man Giles, Leonard Menzi, Rev.
Walter Heyler and Atwood Mean
dred the speakers.
Sept. 23-President John NJ. Mum
son announces changes on the Nor
NAL College staff with Haydn NJ.
Morgan to head the music depart.
ment in the vacancy made by the
retirement Of Prof. Frederick Alex
ander. d.
Sept. 24-American Legion post
plans for district meeting here Oc-
tober 10 at their regular meeting.
Sept. 25-Tail end Of Texas hur-
ricane strikes this vicinity caus-
ing damage to buildings and trees.
Sept. ga. B. Hedrick. one OF
the top. active statesmen for the
Michigan Ladder Co.. observes s0tb
birthday.
Sept. 2S-Clare j. Hewens. bus :
ness manager OF the Ypsilanti Da =
ly Press, leaves for Bad Axe where
he has purchased the Huron Coua-
ty Tribune.
Sept. 29-Hugh Van dc Walker
receives appointment as regional
director of the National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis.
Sept. 39-Michigan Bell Tele-
phone Company announces expan-
sion OF facilities to accommodate
business at the Ypsilanti bomber
plant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01
YEAR BUSY FOR
yPS|LANT| STORK
DEATHS DON'T INCREASE AT
COMM ENSURATE
RATE

A lde-ahlo increase IN BIRTHS
during 1871 over 1910 and lesser
Increase In deaths are disclosed by
records maintained by Harvey
Holmes. city clerk.
Births during the past year to-
tailed 81. compared with 265 dur
ing 1910. In l94l. l63 girls and l54
boys We're born In the city.
Deaths in 1871 totaled 1923. as
against 102 deaths in the previous
year. The past year recorded the
deaths OF 60 men. AZ women and 10
infants.
Births and deaths by months are.
January: births, seven boys. nine
girls: deaths. three men, five WON
en-. two infants.
February; births. Is boys. II
girls; deaths, five men. three WON
en-. one infant.
March: births. 10 boys 81 girls;
deaths. seven men. six women.
April: births, Is boys, ~ girls;
deaths. five men. four women.
May. births. 10 boys. IL girls;
deaths, seven men. five women.
June: births. IA boys. IL girls;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01
JULY

July 1-American Legion an
nounces Miss Alexine Fox as win
ner Of "All American Girl" contest.
Ypsilanti youth who have become
FL years old since Oct. 16 register
under the Selective Service Act.
July 2-Large cast presents first
performance of colorful spectacle,
America on Parade" in Recrea-
ton Park.
July Largest crowd in the his.
tory of the celebrations sees Le-
gion Fourth OF July parade. Ma.
tionality groups present festival
OF nations and the fireworks con-
clude festivities OF day.
July 7-Dr. Albert F. Milford an.
nounces the opening OF Offices for
the practice Of medicine here.
July S--Death claims f. f. Fergu-
son, industrialist, philanthropist.
July 9-Workmen begin bitches
for a ~ inch water main which will
connect the plant with the city sys-
TEN.
July 10-Washtenaw County sup
eryisors name DR.. otto X. Engelke,
Marshall, as county health unit
director.
July. 11-Regional planning com
mission selects Norris G. wiltse
as chairman. Clarence V. Smazel.
field adviser for the Homes Regis
tration Division OF the Defense
Housing Coordinator's ONCE IN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01
NOVEMBER

Nov..S.-Nearly 100 attended Com
munity Fund kick on breakfast in
the Hotel Huron.
Nov. 4-Ypsilanti Daily Press
announces afiliation OF ]. Earle
Mavity. Canton. H.. as business
manager.
Nov. 5--Goodfellows elect Tracy
Towner as their new president.
Nov. 6-Ypsilanu Community
Fund goes "over the top with a
total OF S16,U551S reported at tho
victory dinner in the Hotel Huron,
Nov. Michigan Tourist and
Publicity Association selects Don
NJ. Silkworth. this city, as presi-
dent.
Nov. l0-Dr. X. Clyde Ford tells
Rotarians that after the war Is
over in Europe and Asia. the Ro-
tary Clubs will reappear again.
Nov. 1l-Circuit Judge George
Sample announces a one man grand
jury to probe gambling in Washte-
nav County.
Nov. l2-Dr James Glasgow. OF
the Normal College. tells kiwan-
ians of the divergence Of North
and South America.
NOV. lS--John Busds, OF the Fed
eral Bureau OF investigation, De
troit. addresses the Junior Cham
Der OF Commerce on crime solution.
Nov. 14-ENciting gymnastics
feature annual Kiwanls Club cir
Gus in the Ypsilanti High School
gymnasium.
Nov. l5-Suvey shows that rents
in Ypsilanti is $4,000 more per
month.
Nov. 16-Motor State Products
Company and Central Specially
Company workers manufacture
goods under defense contracts. the
first to be received here.
Nov. l7-American Legion plays
host to athletes from Ypsilanti
Roosevelt and Lincoln High
Schools.
Nov. 20-Ypsilantians observe
Thanksgiving in old fashioned
manner with family dinners. ana
reunions.
Nov. 2l-Morays Jewelry, no w.
Michigan Ave. has formal opening.
Nov. 22-Death claims Prof.
Charles NJ. Elliott, OF the Normal
College. a noted specialist IN spe-
cial education.
Nov. 24-Edgar f. Down, Fern
dale, district governor of Rotary,
tells local club members that the
place OF Rotary International in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01

rapidly at new Ford bomber plant
with employees making Roadway
on superstructures and railroad.
May 23-Noarly 1900 pupils In
city schools participate in panto-
mined pageant, Michigan Sings.
in Island Park.
May 25-Rey. Walter Heyler de-
livers special sermon on God and
America" at Memorial Sunday ser
vices in the Methodist church.
May 26-Youths announced who
will participate in American Le-
gion Boys State in East Lansing.
May 2s-City budget committee
approves tentative tax levy nj
sl6s.00o, $500 above that OF last
year.
May 29-American Legion votes
to contribute TO United Service Or
ganization and 10 purchase national
defense bonds.
May 30-Ypsilanti turns to the
past as citizens honor dead heroes
who have fallen on battlefelds.