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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-14

planes "Zeros," the narrator
says: To-day report say nine
Zeros downed. We add nine ze-
ros. This makee no Zeros lost"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-14
OLD STORY, NEW ANGLE

city Kern, daughter of Com soluon-(a).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Trade Brand Ban
For Puerto Rico
Draws Protest
Detroit Time. washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Dec. Is. The
ohlteration of trade brands on
standard American manufactured
products for export 10 Puerto
Rico. under the claim Of war
necessity, is the latest phase Of
congressional scrutiny Of the
socialiStic administration OF Gov.
ReXford G.. Tugwell
Under the plea Of transpOrta-
tion shortages, necesSitating large
reductions in the shipment Of food
StuffS and similar products 10 The
island. whore desperate deficien-
cies exist, the agricultural market
ing administration is compelling
American manufacturers 10 pool
their products and consent 10 tho
obliteration Of their trade brands.
which have been built up in public
estimation over long periods Of
time and heavy expenditures in
advertising.
The agricultural marketing adj
mlnlsiratlOn A Set-up within the
department Of agriculture, il was
learned today recently has taken
over export control from an in
sular agency Of Governor Tug
wells administration.
Senator Dennis Chavez Of New
Mexico, chairman Of a special
Senate committee investigating
conditions IN Puerto Rico. said
that the policy Of compelling
American firms either 10 abandon
their trade marks and trade
names or stay out Of the Puerto
Rlcan market entirely. would be
thoroughly Investigated by his
committee when il takes, up the
operations Of the agricultural
marketing administration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
For WiIlkie
Roosevelt Vote Approves
Award Of Medal

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S Up) .-
president Roosevelt. one Of SIS
members or an award committee
that conferred on Wendell l.
Willke the American Hebrew
Medal voted for him because he
is working 50 consistently through
out this war and in other nations
for tolerance and better under
standing
The President S mos ce- stat
mr. ms reason Tor voting for VIII
kle, was read AZ the presentation
ceremony today
The medal vas awarded In rec
IGNITION Of the individual who, IN
the opinion Of the award commit
tee had done the most for further
ance of Chrls'ian-Jcwieh relation
ships in the United States
In accepting tho medal Nlilkie
said that tho moral force Of
America is the most important
force which She has 10 contribute
10 the winning al =thf-= war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Hull Would Hed
De Gdu||e Split

WASHINGTON, Dec IL GNs) II.
Secretary Of State Cordell Hull
today renewed pleas 10 all gov
eFhHentS. organizations and fac
tionS fighting for the United Ma
tons cause 70 forget any present
difficulties and unity every effort
10 hasten victory.
Although Hull did not mention
Cen Charles dc Gaulle by name
u was obvious that he was ap-
pealing n the leader Of the
Fighting French 10 bury his DIFF
fcrCnceS with Admiral Jean Oar
Ian. especially in view Of the lat
tiers clear statement that he
would retire 20 private iife after
France IS liberated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
New Zealand Planes,
Pilots al GudddICdndI
rhnln IL IrlernalInnal 80 phninn

WELLINGTON, y. T., Dec. Is
GNS 4 New Zealand air squad
ron has been operating from
Guadaicanal Island in the Solo
mons. the ministry Of defense re-
veaIod today. !, is the first time
New Zealand alrmcn have engaged
an enemy m the defense OF the
b o m i a d, the announcement
addnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-18
Congress toHear
Roosevelt Plan
For Peace Jobs

WASHINGTON, Dec Is GNSl.
Roosevelt, in his mos
sage to the Seventy-cighth Con-
gress, probably January 7, will
recommend monumental pro-
gram 10 provide peacetime Jobs
after the war, Congressional lead
ers said today
In recent conferences with these
legislators the President was said
to have expressed the view that
now is the time for Congress 10
prepare for transition of the ma
tons economy when the war is
won and the war gears will be
thrown into reverse.
FEARS FOR JOBS
Unless comprehensive plans are
made before the war ends, the
President was represented rs be-
heving the shock Of sudden tcrmi-
nation Of employment of millions
OF persons in war industries may
be staggering.
In addition, il was reported, the
President will emphasize tho i'm
portance Of having program
ready 10 'abSorh.(hc millions Of
men i'm the aimed services into
peaceful pursuits after the war.
The impression gained by con-
> greSsional leaders was that the
, President has not Yet formulated
the details Of such a program. al
though one informant said tho
President appeared 10 be cnthuSi-
aStic about tho all-cmbracing
social security report made by Sir
Z William Beverage 10. the British
government on December !.
La gaceta., 1942-03-12
EN- Ell
DE SUIPHU SPRINGS

Ganaron Les once carreras de
anoche los ejemplares Cynic
King, Sillu Watson, Jitney jim
gle, Dora A. j., Oh Hector, Rose
Choice, Little Dreamy, Lady
Linn, Spot Bottle, Skyway y Ma
rim Officer.
Spot Bottle gan6 la novena ca
rrera, la mas importante, aun-
que Dainty Ann era Ell favorito.
Los tres galgos de Tampa fl
nalizaron en- primero, segundo y
tercer lugar Y los de ST. Peters
burg, Cacique, Mousie y Mat
ches, en- cuarto, quinto y sexto
.lugar. &,
Para hoy, en- la novena, con
Ia distancia de SIG de una mi
la, han sido inscriptos Pong
Pong, Equity, King Cole, Judy
Bigger, Gunter Laddie, Fluffy
Girl y Ladies' Faith.
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

-iSoy 70, soy yo!-repitit
J~osefina, luego de contemplar
de nuevo unos INSTANCES ell retra
To-. Ash, mi madre... les la tia
de listed, don Pedro, la tia de
la %sehora?... GY vive?...
-Vive, ST. Y su padre tam
bien. iAh, cuando los tics Sc
pan, Maria, cuando los pobres
Sc enteren de que su hija vive,
al otro ladO del mundo, de que
esta casada Y tiene hijosl...
-iPero esta algeria habra
q. darsela con precauciones!-
.dijo Maria de la Cruz.
-Es claro-aprob6 su her.
mana de alma; listed Sc ven
dra con nosotros a Espaha. Us
ted y CASTOR, por 10 pronto. Y
luego vendran tambien los pc
Quehos, Rene Y Josefina.
Los esposos Rillard Sc mira
ron,
Los oios de CASTOR relucian
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

Los personajes de la escena
Sc miraron unos a otros con un
asombro inconcebible.
AL fin, Pedro de NGnez rom
pi6 ell silencio con estas pala-
bras, pronunciadas en- tono ro-
tundo:
ii Pero no cabe la menor du-
das L.. IA Yer, a ver!... iDejeme
listed csc retrato, q, 10 yea otra
VEIL.
Josefina lie entreg6 ell retra-
to de la marquesa, que ell inge-
contempl6 durante unos
INSTANCES.
Luego dijo, volvi6ndose ha-
cia las dos Marias.
IFS indudablel Fijese us
ted, CASTOR, fijese en- el retrato
de mi tia, y mire luego a su mu-
jer... iFGense ustedes mismos...
y listed, Josefina!
i'll No cabe duda h..
IFS nuestra nuera!....
La gaceta., 1942-03-12
La Gaceta
TONIC rERCNRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

aclar6 entonces Maria de las
Moves; nj este retrato es u.s.
ted nj Sc trata de fotografia al
guna que la hayan tornado sin
que listed sc diera cuenta; ID
muJer que ven ustedes en- esta
cartulina, no es otra que la mar
quesa de Rio Verde, de Madrid,
mi madre adoptiva, la tia del in
geniero Pedro de Ndhez, de mi
primo, y que Sc llama Moves
del Rio Verde. " esta sonora,
J~osefina, esta sehora, es su ma
drel....
Josefina sinti6 que toda su
sangre Sc agolpaba a su coraz6n
y luego 8 sus meiillas.
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

de un contento nuevo.
Y los viejos Rillari, los pa
dres del capataz, contestaron
por su hijo:
-iY claro que ireis, hijos
mfos!... Ne faltaba mas!...
Don Pedro te c~oncedera a ii ell
permiso necesario ".
-Concedido desde este ms
t~ante-exclam6 el ingeniero.
CASTOR abraz6 a su mujer,
que Sc puso mas encarnada, y ell
capataz ahadi6 luego:
i Anda, ~Josefina, enseha a
estos sehores la medallita que
llevabas al cuello!... Quiza sea
una cosa de gran valor en- eStos
inStantes.
-Si, ST, van a verla ustedes.
guardo como una reliquia.
solo Sc la puso mi hijita me-
dia docena de eces..., desje el
.ia docena de veces..., desde ell
ni6n. Van a verla, van a erlal
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

La hacendosa mujer, que es-
rarcia por toja la casa al mo-
verse Ell perfume suculsnto de
su carne de meier honesta y lin
ria y bella. sali6 IN instante de
Ia cOcira, Sc dirigi6 al fondo de
la a,co5a nupcial, y luego de
trastear unos in tantes en- un
area, volvi6 trayendo una cali.
ia de terc:opelo, en- cuyo inte.
rior iba la cadena y la medalla
&c orc.
-Mirenla ustedes- exclam6
tendiendo la Gaia, con una dulce
sonrisa, a las dos Marias.
La muier de Pedro la cogi6.
extrayendo la pequeha joya del
estuche antique Y empahado.
Pedro y Migue, Sc habian a.
sorcado tsmbi6n, Y todos exami-
na5an cadena y meda,la con in
curiosidad.
Maria de la Crcz pudO YER,
La gaceta., 1942-03-12
DEPORTES
LOS ROJOS VENC1ERON A
LOS DE D ROJAS

Los rojos de Cincinnati, Co
mandados por Bill McKechnie,
invadieron aver a Sarasota y
ALI vencieron, por ell margen de
una carrera, a los Medals Rojas
de Boston.
Lanzaron por los vencedores,
ayudados por los catchers Lake
man Y West, los pitchers Starr,
Wander Nicer y Blackwell, CO.
rrespondiendole ell triunfo al
primero.
Joe Cronin us6 tambien a tres
lanzadores, Judd, Terry y But
land, con los receptores Conroy
y Peacock.
lie pegaron a Starr nueve hit
en- seis innings, pero solo logra-
ron hacerle tres carreras.
Gleason y Sauer dispararon
dos hits cada uno. Campbell, Ell
Ct del Boston, bate6 tres hits e
hizo tres carreras, descargaron
dos hits cada uno, Ell jardinero
La gaceta., 1942-03-12
Ell NEGRO BIVINS do UNA
LEGION A LESNEVICH

Cleveland, mario 12.-El p1
gil Jimmy Bivins di6 aver una
lection en- golpes fuertes a Gus
Lesnevich, ell campe6n de las
ITS libras, venciendOle por pun
tos. Pesaba ell negro vencedor
176 libras y ell russo 178.
Para aumentar su peso, a d.
TINA bora, Bivins tuvo que to-
marse un litro de aqua. Con uno
de sus pu~ietazos, en- ell segundo,
derrib6 al campe6n, que logr6 in
corporarse a TEMPO.
Ademas hiri6 a Gus en- la ma
riz v encima del ojo derecho, ha
ciendole sangrar c~opiosamente.
Gan6 ell negro seis asaltos
tres 81 contrario y uno tablas.
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

Contintia "rebelado', apesar
de los esfuerzos de Larry MAJ
Phail, ell pitcher Wyatt, de los
Dodgers. Wyatt alcanz6 % vic
torias ell ano pasado Y con el
cuenta Durocher para ganar ell
campeonato. MacPhail lie ofreci6
I'm sueldo de S13,5OO, un peque-
no aumento sobre ell ano ante
rior.
Dicese que 81 demanda 10000
"duritos."
Asegura ell pitcher, dueno de
una finca &c 800 acres en- ell nor
e de Gorgia, que no trata de po-
nerse en- la clase de Bob Feller,
por cuanto este gano ell ano pa
ado $c7.500.
Esta distlnguiendose notable
mente en- las practicas de los
Browns de San Luis, en- Deland,
el jugador de cuadro Vernon
Stephens, adquirido del Toledo.
Ademas de d~esempenar impeca-
blemente su posici6n, aver peg6
cuatro batazos sobre la cerca
del jardin izquierdo, que Sc ha-
LA a $50 pies del home"
La gaceta., 1942-03-12
PARA Ell Pc
LOTERO RUDY YORK

Lakeland, MARIO 12.-El adj
ministrador general de los Til
gres, Jack Zeller, lie mand6 aver
un ultimatum a Rudy York, el
notable pelotero, diciendole que
debe firmar antes de "a horas.
lie hemos pedido que firme Ell
primer contrato que lie manda-
mos-declar6 Zeller. 81 no 10 ha
ce, tendra que marcharse de
campamento de practices.
York manifesto que Sc ira q
SUI casa. Ademas de Rudy los Tt.
gres cuentan como "alzados" q
Bobo Newsome, ell pitcher.
JCanny Corsica, Otro lama.
dor; Luther Thomas y ell catch,
er Billy Sullivan.
La gaceta., 1942-03-12
JACK DEMPSEY ESTA EN-
FERMO

New York, mario 12.-E ex-
campe6n del peso complete,
Jack Dempsey, padece un fuer-
tie catarro y Sc halla recogido en-
su hogar.
Jack tuvo que cancelar una
vista a New Haven, Conn.,, en-
la que iba a colaborar con La Sc
cretaria del Tesoro en- la venta
de bones.
Asegura que es la primera
vez en- mas de Is amos que un ca
tarro lie obliga a faltar a un com
promise.
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

7IQu6 dice listed?
u La madre de mi mujer?
ID La marquesa de Rio Yer
de?
Pedro, en- Ell colmo del asom.
bro, Sc dirigi6 a su capataz.
u Como no me dijo listed an
ties que su esposa Sc llamaba Rio
Verde de apellido?
-IY yo que pOdia imaginar-
me, mi amo?-repuso ell capa-
taz, asombradisimo tamlbien.
mo me oyo listed nunca
nombrar a mis- tios en- nuestras
Conversations?
ST; pero como usted STEM
pre- decia ESQ, mis- tfos o los mar
queSes.... Y ahora resulta que.
-Entonces, Jlo que nos con-
taba Josefina y tanto nos hacfa
reir, era la verdad?
i va 10 ven ustedes H..
Hubo un silencio.
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

grabada en- la medallita, esta
inscription, que lego en- voz al.
ia:
"Josefino del Rio Verde
IS MARIO 1907.
-SY esa fecha ?-pregunt6
Pedro.
Nos suponemos que es la
de mi nacimiento-contest6 10
selma.
rs lastima que nosotros no
sepamos con exactitud Ia fecha
Gel nacimientO de la hiia de los
uos-sigui6 diciendo Pedro de
Nunez-; pero 10 que resulta
lhoudable es que listed es Ia nj
." ue mis- tlos..., nuestra prima
por tanto.
Huoo una nueva escena de con-
emo de asombro, y las dos Ma
Elas y Jo'efina, la anciana Rill.
ara tamoien, acabaron abrazan
1oSe como en- los cuentos de- ba,
aSs o en- las leysndas de Navi,
La gaceta., 1942-03-12
NORMAN RUBIO SERA Ell
DE

New York, MARIO 12.-Nor-
man Rubio, de Albany, N. York,
fue seleccionado aver para re-
emplazar a Marty Servo, de
Schenectady, que esta enfermo,
en- la pelea con ell famoso negri-
to Ray Robinson, sehalada para
efectuarse, en- Ia Madison S.
Garden, Ell dia 20 de este mes,
Rubio iba a plear eli pr6ximo
viernes, en- la Garden, con WI
|ckey Harkins y le sustituira
Pete Deruzza.
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

Jugaron aver los Yankees con
los Senadores y dejaron a estos
sin carreras y en- 2 hits. Ell par
lido Sc verified en- st. Peters
burg.
Lanzaron por las huestes de
Mccarthy, Spud Chandler, Ma
ry Breuer Y Alley Donald.
Washington DC, Oh, lie; New
York DC, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-03-12
Con el bate. la Mascota y los Espejueios
(POr Tira . Cu4rtA)

chada' a los Gigantes de New
York. Con tres hits hizo ell Fila
DELTA dos carreras; con cinco,
81 "team" comandado por Nell
OFT no consigui6 llegar al home.
Cuatro pitcher us6 ell Filadel-
fla, Sunkel, Feldman, Adams y
Fischer; tres los neoyorquinos,
Podgejny, Hughes y R. Melton.
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

ST, senior, compre la
ointura Is. L P. Sola-
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, 8&. avenida
Y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

ioquierdo Welsj , eli catcher
Peacock.
Cincinnati
200 O4O 000-6c, 11h, lie
Boston
101 100 101--5c, 1Oh, lie
La gaceta., 1942-03-12
IA GAcErF

Los Cardenales agruparon a.
yer sus hits, en- Clearwater, y
vencieron a los Indios de Cleve-
land. Con 9 hits los Pajaros Ro-
jos anotaron nueve wees; con
IL hits, los Indios solo pasaron
la "goma" d wees. Dispararon
"jonrones" Enos Slaughter y
Martin Marion. FL comisionado
Lands presenci6 ell partido.
st. Luis &c, Oh, De; Cleveland
&c, 11h, Be.
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

Dieron aver los Phillies la 'He
La gaceta., 1942-03-12

Hubo un silencio.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20
THE HAVEN RUST
CLUB PRESENTS
THANKS IVING PI Az
IHANKFUL AT LAST"
Mrs Snob and her daughter present home whore ,
' reign and GOD is not known Mrs
are simple folks who themselves plorims
below. They much to share ~ '0' Iouieylng mere
We trust Vhe thought expressed will


Inns lHakselVhg play along with other
Fau NJ T. Church Wednesday Night November 1912 at
ADMISSION Price Will be breod
Hour fruit and This be distributed bv the uov D.
Clup on Thanksgiving Day the Needy of the Civ 800
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20
WILSON'S: STRICKLINS: OTHER
FRIENDS REUNION

The fourth Sunday in October
though rainy was q high day with all
of us WHO are blessed with lovable
and blendaoie uman traits--especially
through these stressful times.
We long to be as near each other
often as possible, so that our friend
ship can grow stronger for the pur-
pose of supporting our efforts to de-
stroy every enemy approach regard
less to kind This strengthening
comes by many different systems;
such as was performed at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Myles Wilson last
fourth Sunday (Oct., 1922 when
truck loaded almost to its capacity.
driven by Mr.. Holified, white, parked
afront the Wilson home and from it
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20
Wilson Family Has
Family Reunion


Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, his wife, their
two daughters, his grandchildren, his
niece, Mrs. Minnie Kirklin of worth
Carolina, his father and many other
relatives and friends. The guest PAR
ty was a out fifteen persons who
would not suffer the physical pressure
that no doubt would have limited the
JOY and pleasure of their host on the
homestead side. The truck party was
fr m Ellisville, Mississippi, except
Mrs. Kirklin, and brought with them
a dinner that consisted of many choicy
eats
After lengthy period of greeting
each other the dinner was spread and
my, my, my. Mrs. Virginia E V eI
(Stansler) Booker, tire charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Myles Viii
son, who is now residing in Meridian
during the absence Of her
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20

Mississippi. Standard NssN
newspaper d character, cires,
lation and opinion, with nnasss
than 10, 900 readers
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20
BIG TIMES ANTICIPATED IN
DECEMBER BOARDS

The water is now hot and will soon
be at the boiling point in our mem
bership drive for II ew members as
we'll as renewals for our December
boards.
Several of our presidents have en-
tered this spirited contest, wing with
each other for free tickets to one of
the December boards.
We warn ali of you to watch closely
such men as: C. ". Mclaughlin, A.
]. Barnett and Joe Knox 1t was
thought at one time that Jenkin Cy-
rus, W. NJ Kinslow, c. M Mayfield
T. T. Young, Jr.. G. E. Anderson, Fl
c. Jennings, H. S. Jones, Mrs. Mary
McShepard Rev. NJ. D. Evans n {
Rev. j. f. Grace together with Bro
]. C. Jordan, will give somebody some
trouble Well, the race is not owe
yet and you just can't tell boys wh'
may spring in the lead. Keep you
eyes on them.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20
TOOAISUBA

Everybody is cordially invited tt
New Hope Baptist Church, miles
So. of Toomsuba on Thanksgiving Day
November Goth and take an active
part in the services. Come and let US
give God thanks for his great bless
ings. Sermon by Reverend J. H.
Hendricks. The services will begin at
twelve o'clock.
Dinner will be served. Come we
that love the Lord and let your joys
be known.
Reverend E. C. johnson, Pastor
Mrs, Martha DUR, Reporter
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20

The first business meeting for this
Conference year was held at Rose Hill
Methodist Church Monday night The
attendance was good and the set-up
for this year looks good Rev W. P.
c. Taylor is the pastor
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20
Cash / l'izes And Free
Tickets A Big Time Is
A ticipated In Dec.
j Oards

for Washington to resume her duties
for Uncle Sam after spending several
weeks in the city at the bedside of her
sister, Miss Rosyln Humphrey.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20

husband who is a master sergeant in
the U. S. Army Sergeant and Mrs.
Booker formerly resided in Crest View
Florida. Mrs. q. D. Brent and son!
Horace
The sociaity occurring from this
leaped a party of relatives and friends
of the Wilson's. The party consisted
of Mr. Willie Stricklin, foster son of
meeting did not blind their spiritual
eyes to the need of more spiritual
strength, for fervent prayer meet
ing was enjoyed by all
Mr. and Mrs Myles Wilson and son
Albert, live two miles north Of Russell
MississippihThey live on their own
nome which consists of small farm /
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20

Mr.. Charles w. Elliott, son of Mrs.
Elliott who resides on 31st Avenue,
spent the weekend with relatives and
friends. Mr.. Elliott is stationed at
Camp Claiborne, Louisiana.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20
c. NJ. MAYFIELD SENDS IN s
SUBSCRIPTIONS

Dear Reverend Young:
Enclosed you will find s subscrip-
lions to the Weekly Echo. We intend
to keep ahead of all the boys in every-
thing.
c. M. Mayfield, Pres
Lodge No. 28S, Waynesboro
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20

Revival services started at Newell
Chapel C. M. E. Church Monday even
ing, with Reverend G. S. Croons Of
Birmingham, Alabama, revivalist.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20

by which they make a comfortable
living They are very active in all
community and church affairs as well
as school nrd otha7' c'-i- affairs in
the community that tena to better
conditions demoncratically and spiri-
tually.
(Rev) z. D. Brent, Reporter
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20
DIRECTION OF DECEMBER
BOARD

Lodge No. 90 will entertain the Dec
ember Board on Tuesday, 9rd, in
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church on
Meridian Avenue.
q. b. Arlington, President
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-11-20
RUUT FOX
W., II \UW

Miss Ora Humphrey left the city
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-27
Motor Corps Women
Will Drive Convoys

Mrs. Fern Schuster, 9l2 Grent
St. Mrs. Hylda Hurley, 1907 Grant
St. and Mrs. Fct- SChafer, 9l9
Woods Rd., will drive conveys in
Detroit from the factory to the ia y
grounds proving ground, next
Thursday.
Ten drivers are selected from
each county.
Mrs Harriet PATTERSON is in
charge OF the Motor Corps in lp-
SLANT. At the meeting Of the Mo.
tor Corps Friday desk worker
were appointed and volunteers for
driving for blood donors were re
corded.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-27
Cars Still to
be Inspected

CHICAGO.UP Just bcCaus E
gas is rationed end you take your
ser out for an airing only once
each week. dom think you're go
ing to miss that annual Cor semi
annually tete-a-tet, the state mo
OF vehicle department check-ur.
Fourteen OF the l6 states pc,
sessing motor vehicle inspection
laws have agreed that periodic
in spections are necessary now "be-
cause OF aging oars and tires, the
Council Of State Government
learned through a survey.
Handicapped though they are
~ lack Of me ,hanics and other
inspection personnel. most of the
states are continuing the inspec-
tons at authorized service stations
-- Massachusetts and Vermont
semi-annually. and Delaware. New
Mexico, Utah Virginia. Maine.
Pennsylvania. New Hampshire and
Mississippi annually.
In few eases, the procedure IS
undergoing changes Colorado
Legislators may conider providing
for state-operated inspection sta.
tions like those in New Jersey and
South Carolina.
Connecticut has dropped its semi
annual checkup At state-operatcd
stations but the department of mo-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-27

f. C.s-After having my Shout
der x-rayed. / find there is a GER,
vlcal rib. As it is painful | wouIc
want to take care Of this. Is sur
gerry the only means?
Answer: a cervical rib is ar
extra rib which occurs in the neck
region; it often presses on nerves
With diathermy and electric treat
ments the symptoms are often
kept quiet for years. Surgery
should be considered only after
careful assessment of all circum-
stances, and when the symptoms
become severe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-27

tor vehicles AMI the police col
unue 10 stop vehicles and examine
them with portable apparatus II
equipment Is faulty the MOTOR It
is subject TO penaly.
New Jersey has gone from semi
yearly to yearly checkups and south
Carolina has indicated that in Janu-
airy. 1913, legislative action may
curtail-or suspend-her vehicle in
spection service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-27
rRIIs1Y REcAp1uREp

Ionia, Mich. oct. 27-lNS-lonil
Reformatory officials said today
that Nicholas Bartholomew, Is,
who fled from the reformatory five
days after being made trusty.
has been recapturcd at White Pig
con by state police. The state 20
lice told Ward IN Joel Moore that
they would first turn Bartholomew
over to Lansing police to see Il
they wished to press auto THEFT
charges.