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Cabinet

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particularly affected congressional
blood pressure.
Under Fire
On the other hand MCNutt has
been under fire for his handling Oh
manpower problems as chairman
OF the War Msnpower Commission,
and Secretary OF Labor Perkins
often has been criticized in Con
gress for not taking forceful meas.
ures to end strikes and other indus
trial disturbances. Senator Byrd
tD.Va) has declared several times
in the Senate that little could be
accomplished on the labor front
until Miss Perkins was replaced by
a man.
There were indications that II
the President submits the names OF
these three for confirmation, the
Republicans might take advantage
OF the opportunity to discuss the
work OF other cabinet members as
well There has been a great deal
OF private criticism among Republi.
cans OF Secretary OF the Navy
Knox, also q Republican, for eN
ample, and some OF this criticism
may be brought out in any general
discussion OF the cabinet
Confirmation Likely
At the same time there was little
doubt that the Senate would con
Arm any changes the President
chooses to make in his official fam
ily
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Draft

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Frank Krejei, RID /, Willis; B,r-
nard stsbler, RID ?. Dexter; Reu-
ben Huusko Chassell. Mich; Wal.
ter Wild, 1877 Second St, Ann Ar
Dor; Norman QuIgg, Fourth St.
Dexter; Ernest Manuel. RID 6, Ann
Arbor; Delbert Seybold 1850 Dex-
ter Rd., Ann Arbor; Donald Now
Ian, RID s. Ann Arbor; Richard
Collins, 4O2 " Middle St, Chelsea;
George Potter 1868 A St, Dexter,
Emerson Ennis, RID 2, Saline,
luosencio Oryelo, RID |. Milan;
Thomas Apologize, RID 3. Man.
chester: Alton Parsons. a07 n St,
Chelsea; Peter Kinsey, Chelsea
Hotel. Chelsea; Joseph Morris.
1866 broadway, Ann Arbor; Char.
les Panarites. $50 Chandler St.
Chelsea; Peter Piotrowicz, RID /,
Milan: Stanley Gawryeh. 1915 18th
St.. Wyandotte: Theodore Wood
ruff, : Tolan St, Milan; George
Palmer, RID =. Chelsea; Alfred
Kirkegoord, 1874 Woodingham St.
Detroit. Almon Garner, l0233
Shaw St, Romulus; Thomas Drys.
dale, RID 2. South Lyon; Charles
Kempfer, RID l. Milan; Milton
Haberer, 10 w. Michigan Ave, Sa.
line: Dale Lemerand, RID 1, Brit.
ton, Mich; Anthony O'Neil, RID
/, Ann Arbor; David Wrinkle, 1919 $.
Ashley St, Ann Arbor; and Char
les Risner, RID 2, Chelsea
The list continues with Donald
A, Dellabaugh, RID 9, Ann Arbo".
Eric s. Dillon, Lansing; Harold +.
Landon, l43 Dexter St, Milan; An.
thony J. Czinski, 10790 Talladay Rd.,
Belleville: Charles T. Knapp. Man.
chester; Ermin J. Reyer, Brids,,
water; Howard J. Kaiser, RID 2,
Gregory; Donald Z. Moffat 1910
Fourth St, Dexter; Theodore r
Combs, 22l North St, Chelsea;
James S. Pine. 71Ol Spencer Rdo
Whitmore Lake Robert F. Welca,
Boettneer Rd.. Bridgewater: Louis
Hoskins, 80 Main St, Chelsea
Phillip d. Kunzelman, Gregory;
Alvin +. Steinaway. 25O5 Baker
Rd., Dexter; and Robert G, Muken-
sturm, 1909 Huron Dr., Ann Arbor
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Deaths
FRANK MALcoLM oMEN,

Funeral services were Saturday
A or Frank Malcolm owen. former
psilantian, in the McFarlin Home.
Dearborn. Mr.. Owen had suecumbed
in the Fordson Hotel, Dearborn,
Tuesday. Burial was made in Green.
lawn Cemetery. Detroit
MI. owen was the son Of Dr..
Frank h owen and Georglana Webb
owen, formerly OF Ypsilanu.
- Famous a. pitcher for the White
sox in the COS. he was also asso-
ciated with the Tigers at one time
during his athletic career. He was
once an employe OF Ford Motor Co.
Mr.. owen was twice married. His
first Wite was Miss Eula Carson,
Ypsilanti She passed away fifteen
years ago Five years ago he mar
q led Mrs. Anna Marsh, who survives
linn.
He Is also survived by a brother,
Edward. Detroit, a niece, Miss
Marion G. owen. Des Moines.
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Accidents

tC0at.gued from Page Onel
wards. 1916 Third ST, was taken
into custody Sunday when the car
in which they were riding was
nearly wrecked on Cross St near
River Blvd Stats was the driver
and both were accused Of being in
toXicated
Eleven Hurt
Ann Arhor. Mich. Nov. 3O-Eley-
en- persons were injured IN and
around Ann Arbor In week. end
automobile accidents.
Most seriously injured was Mr..
Lucille c. Wyrrick, 80. OF lis r.
Cortland St. Jackson. who suffered
serious decorations and bruises TO
her face, and compound fractures
OF both legs. Driver OF her car, Glen
McCallum, also Of Jackson, sui
Tered facial and chest decorations
when his automobile collided Sun.
day evening on uS-l2, a quarter
mile east Of Balier Rd.. with truck
driven by Robert T. Chandler. Cen
terline, Mich. Both injured parties
were taken to ST Josephs Hos.
pital.
Knees Injured
Mrs. Georgia Gallagher, So, Mich.
igan Center. was injured on both
knees Sunday evening when a car
driven by her husband collided on
US-12 near Stadium Blvd. with one
driven by William Thompson, De
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert lnlander Of
Chicago, and Mrs. LA Day. OF 220
y. Fifth Ave. Ann Arbor, suffered
head cuts in a three.car collision
on US-l2 near Mercywood Sana-
forum. Alison l.. Hyames, Kalama-
zoo. Mr.. Inlander. and Robert Pal
mer, 2l9 Bucholz Ct, Ann Arbor.
we're the three drivers.
Two Hurt
Another accident on US-l2
brought injuries to Van L. Ship.
man, Quincy and William c..
Schwartz, Ann Arbor, Sunday. Both
men were gashed on the head.
Leg Fractured
Theodore +. Pratt, Ann Arbor,
suffered a fractured leg. Sunday
evening when a car In which he was
riding, collided with one driven by
John Kowalon, Milan, on Washte-
nav Ave.
Suffers Injuries
Mrs. Jean Detroyer, Detroit. suf-
fered back injuries Saturday eve
ming when Mrs. Maud WunderlicE
Detroit, driver OF the car. apparent
ly lost control OF her car on Sev-
enth St, and collided with a truck
Cars Collide
Ernest Murray, Ann Arbor, and
Candy Dempsey, Ann Arbor, SUI.
fered cuts and back injuries sunday
afternoon when Mr.. Dempsey's car
collided with one driven by Herman
Ludtke, Fowleryille. at the inter
section OF Main and Catherine SITS
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IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARKET
UNDE RTONE SOFT

Ntw York, NOV So-!Ns Tas
stock market displayed a Esrs-elly
soft undertone At the opening to-
day. although several leaders held
around Saturday, closing q1oa-
tllus
Changes we're modest IN most iu-
stance, and trading continued al a
slow pace
Commonwealth & Southern stood
out with an initial sale OF 1000
shIres az 9s'2uds unchanged
Fractional declines were incurred
by bethlehem. Chrysler Anaconda.
General Electric. Westinghougc Air
Reduction. Montgomery Ward TeN-
as Co. Union Pacific. American To
bscco n" Consolidated Edispn and
American can. p
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Gasoline

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plotted a rigid enforcement cam
paign to prevent large-scale boot.
logging" such as flourished in pro-
hibition days.
On the scattered network OF thou.
sands Of filling stations will fall
the brunt OF the burden Of keeping
the program honest, Of preventing
a rebirth OF the bootlegging menace
that flourished In the prohibition
era Of little over a decade ago.
The dealers will register the ca
pacity OF their tanks and the supply
OF gasoline on hand as of 1901 a.
m. tomorrow. OPA investigators,
aided by local municipal weights
and measures inspectors and other
officials, will swoop down on the
stations for an immediate check of
the registration figures.
OPA top enforcement officers.
Brunson MacChesney, was not hes
liant in recognizing gasoline ration.
ing as his biggest headache" In a
dew hours, the former Chiosgoan's
problems will be trebled.
MacChesney said the most OBJ.
yious way to cheat was for a deal
er to "overstate' the capacity Of
his tank or underestimate the
supply on hand. This time, however
OPA intends to check up on filling
stations and yiolators will be sub.
iect to ten years imprisonment and
$4,000 fine under the Second War
Powers Act.
OPA is counting, however. on the
patriotic support OF national gaso.
line rstioning by the public as a war
measure and the social pressure"
particularly In smaller communi-
ties, against cheaters to help make
the program a success.
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MISS RUTH GILL

Miss Ruth Esther Gill passed
quietly away sunday morning at
4 n gill home. 423 Ballard st.
Born in Erie County, Ohio. July
%. 1852, Miss Gill was the daughter
OF Edward and Esther Young GIL
and spent her early life in Ohio.
mostly in Oberln. She was a grad
uate nurse OF Grace Hospital, De
troit. aud then came to Ypsilanti.
She belonged TO the Townsend Ma
a. Onal Recovery Club.
Miss Gill is survived by her SIS
ter. Miss Bertha gill, the last OF six
sisters in the family. She is also
survived by her brother, Ernest gill,
manager Of the hotel at Redondo
Beach, Cal, and nephew, DR.. R.
c. Gill, Norwalk. o. DR.. Gill and his
wife visited the Gill home Sunday
y Funeral services will take place
in the ]. +. Moore Funeral Home,
at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning, Rev.
Walter B. Heyler officiating. Wed
nesday burial will be In sand Hill
Cemetery, Bloomville, o.
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Municipal Court

The trial OF George Evsnoff. 1928
Maplewood Ave, charged by his
divorced wife, Gertrude, with as
sault and battery at 1:25, Thanks
giving day. has been adjourned in
municipal court to December 3.
Mr.. Evanoff pleaded not guilty and
a bond of 500 cash was provided
Russell o. Burd, 424 5 Main ST.
Ann Arbor. mechanic. paid a $50
fine in the court of Justice A. VI
Vandersall Saturday after his ar
rest by state police for iutoxica.
ton. Mr.. Burd will go into the
Army Tuesday. His drivers IL
cense was confiscated.
A total OF 5000 was paid for
minor offenses in the court Of Jus
tice A. VI. Vaudersall over the
week end.
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TWO HELD IN STAYING

Detroit. Nov. 3O-INS Two men
were held for Investigation today
in the death OF Fred T. Cox 80,
who died from a fractured skull in
Cured. police said during a fight
in a beer garden The two held,
police said. were John " Terry.
30. and Thomas Perdue 6N. The
fight police said. started over tho
distribution OF some yenison.
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Births

Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Low
eli Eastman, IFS y. LaMay weigh
ing pounds, Nov. 20, at Boyer Hos
pital.
Daughter: at Boyer Hospital 10
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Z. Cullers, 1873
Ford St, Belleyille, weighing o
pounds, ounces, Nov. 30.
Son To Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Deake, 61O4 Wayne Rd.. Wayne.
Nov. %. weighing 9 pounds, 3i2
ounces, at Boyer Hospital
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs Vinton Lac
ke.., 5295 w Michigan Ave, Nov
q at Boyer Hospital weighing 6
pounds. s ounces.
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LIVESTOCK
Livestock

Livestock
Detroit Mich. Nov So. Fed
steers and yeulings. Sl5.65,
shortted steers. Sl225ltc5, Ken.
lucky mixed grass steers and heif
ers at &l3 Common grassy steers
50 5o-l2.o0, some cutter kinds,
down to $500 Reef coSs. $3.50
llto, cutter COWS. mainly s65o
9.25. sausage bulls from SIsI2.-5.
Calves good and choice grades
Sltuo. commol and medium
grades. Sc to SO.
HOGS Good 10 choice butchers
scaling 10000 les. late al ti3.A5
1888. barruws and gifts scaling 100
lbs and less. and feeder pigs Sl2 b5
STAYS tl2-I221.
sheep Choice native lambs
Sl575-l6. medium 20 good lambs
S13. common Hght lambs 50 So
1850
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CHARGED WITH STAYING

Detroit. Nov. 30-lNS A muir
der charge was lodged today
against Curtiss Brown. 80 year old
negro. in connection with the death
Of his estranged wife. Mary, %.
Patrolman Bruce stanton was shot
and wounded. authorities said.
while chasing Brown Odell Culp.
Browns brother. was also shot
and wounded
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"sLoPPY" SMOKERS GUILTY

Los ANGELES. Cal-UP-More
fires are caused by sloppy" smoS-
ers, especially in bed. than by chill.
dren with matches, according 20
a report OF the Fire Commission.
In a single month rs fires in Los
Angeles. out of total OF rs We're
caused by sloppy" smokers, the
report stated; 10 by Juveniles, and
Is by grown.ups.
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MRS. HERBERT scHocK

Mrs. Helen Adelia Schock, wife
Ntf Herbert d. Schock, passed away
Saturday morning at 9:15 at her
home, 10 n. Prospect, after a pro-
longed illness. The daughter OF
Frank r. and Fannie NJ. BUSH
Bowerman, she was born Dec. j.,
1907, in Ypsilanu. She spent het
early life in this city and was gra'
duated in Ypsilanti High SchooI.
'&Ahe belonged to First Baptist
Church, to the Washtenaw Reb2'
kah Lodge and to the Past Noble
Grand Club.
She became the wife OF MI.
Schock Oct. 81, 1925, in this city.
Mrs. Schock Is survived by her
husband, a son, Herbert, Jr, two
daughters. Lorena Jane, and Shir-
u&ey Marie, her parents, Mr. and
: Mrs .Bowerman; three sisters, Mrs.
Leroy Thayer (HazeD, Mrs. James
A. Irving (Marion) and Miss Doro-
thea ]. Bowerman; a grandfather,
James Bush, Chelsea: one niece,
four nephews: three uncles, How
ard and Austin Bush, Ypsilanti, and
James D. Bush, Chelsea; and two
kCuts, Mrs. Lon McCauley, Los An
geles, and Mrs. Louis Fahrner
Chelsea.
Friends may call at the J. Z.
Moore Funeral Home. Funeral ser.
vices will take place Tuesday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock at the Moore
Funeral Home, with Rev. william
r. Shaw officiating. Burial will be
- Highland Cemetery.
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MISS MARY oseoop


Miss Mary NJ. Osgood. who had
lived in the home of DR.. Frederick
X. Gorton, 217 n. Normal St, since
1898, passed away Sunday after
noon. Mrs Gorton had preceded
Miss Osgood in death in 1885 and
NaS her only sister.
q Miss OsgOod. the daughter of
Lester and Sarah Ann Hoagland
Osgood, was born in Ridgeway Juns
10. 1865. She was a member Of
the YpsilanH First Methodist
Church, attended high school in Te-
cumseh, later taking courses in
Chautauqua Reading Circle and
Nbrary work in the University Of
Aichigan. During her early life
Ishe lived in the East and Travelled
extensively. She had been r libr.
arian in Mt. Pleasant II years be-
fore coming to YpsilanI.
Private funeral services will Re
in Stevens & Bush Funeral Home
at : o'clock Wednesday. with Rev.
&alter b Heyler officiating. The
kurial will be in Ridgeway Gene
terry.
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Pick Of The Air Today

Red network. WLW 700, WV
$50 WHAM 100. WMAQ so. Blue
network. WXYZ l270, WLW 700,
WGN 30
Columbia 5roadeastlna Company
-WJR zoe WBBM $50, WCKY
1880. WFBM 1876. VICAR 1850.
network. WOW0 1890
Mutual BroAdeaStine Company
WBNS 1860. WOOD 1910: Blue
Red Network WLW 700; Blue
netwOrk. wLW 700. CKLW 500,
WJBK 720,
Tonight
NBC-S 90 Madeleine Carroll as
Sister Kenny
S:71 Richard Crooks, tenor,
$3.50 ]. q Quiz.
1890 Lands OF the Free, South
west Passage"
CBS-7:30 west l0:3O) Blonde;
$500 vox Peppers and Canadian
Soldiers:
$3.50 Gay Nineties.
800 George Raft in Broadway (,
1000 Kay Kyser and Paulette
Goddard in Ball OF Fire"
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BLU-7OO New Col. stoopnagle
Five Minuter.
1880 Lone Ranger.
$50 True or False.
500 Counter Spy.
$50 VIII Osborne Rand:
1918 Alias John Freedom.
MHS--7:3O Mystery Hall Con.
cert.
$50 Bulldog Drummoud,
$50 BETTER Half Quiz.
Tuesday
NBC-9 a. m.-Eyeything Goes:
l45 p. m, Morgan Beattys Corr
ment,
90 Music BY Snrednik
CBS-3t 30 Keyboard Concert.
{ 30 Living Art,
$50 Gov Lehman on his ten
years IN office
BLU-l2 noon Children in War.
time
p m. Three RS Variety.
AS Broadcast from Iceland
MBS-l2 80 L. 5. Marine Band
2.3O Mutual Goes Calling;
$50 Bridgeport Ensemble.
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HONOR MAN AMONG EXPERTS

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 30-Twenty-
two year old William d. Baker. 2ol
n. Sycamore St, Lansing, has been
named honor man among 80 Navy
stenOgraphic experts graduated
from the San Diego, Calf. Naval
Training Station. He completed the
stenographic course at the station
with a shorthand speed OF 1870 words
a minute.
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Sunday in st. Joseph Mercy Hos
pital. Ann Arbor. She was born in
October, 1861 in Czechosloyakia.
She came to the United States, set
Ting in Whitaker. May ?, 1905,
and lived there until 1929 when
she moved 10 Ypsilant.
She is survived by two sons Hen
ry. Ypsilanti, and Joseph in Whit
taker, and a daughter, Mrs. John
BabicE (Julia), OF Whitaker; ~
grandchildren and Eve great grand
children.
Rosary will be said Tuesday eve
ming at s O'Clock at the Geer Fu-
neral Homo. ard tEn funersl ser.
vice will he in ST. John the Bap-
list Catholic Church Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock Burial will
he in the Whitaker Catholic Gene
terry.
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In The Sick Room

Miss Mary Monaghan. who has
been quite III for a week, is able
to be about the house again.
-
Little Joan Struble is quite Ill.
Mrs. Elmer Koeller, who under
went a minor operation at Boyer
Hospital, Friday, Is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Leslie Barber Is recovering
after a major operation at Boyer
Hospital, Friday.
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EIRE DAMAGE 10000

Mt. Clemens. Mich, NOV 80 ms
damage was estimated al $4,000
today In the wake Of fire In the
Denver Building. The blaze threat
ened for a time TO spread 10
nearby uheater occupied by BOO per-
sons
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Lose To Thieves

three residents reported losses
10 thieves over the week end. Syl
yester Nelson, 625 Norris st., dis
covered Sunday that tire and
wheel had been taken from his car
durins the night on the first good
day for sliding. Mrs. Nick Gotos
reported that someone had stolen
her child's sled Mrs. Wanda WalkeT
lost a suitcase full OF hunting
clothes. 1t was taken from her store
at 81 y. Huron st.
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NEWTON A. RICHARDS

Word has been received here OF
the death in Saginaw OF Newton
Andrews Richards. 81. for many
years superintendent OF the Sagi.
nav West Side School. Before that
&s was at Greenville, Mich.
Prof. Richards was the last mem
Der OF the class Of 1877 at Albion
College. to which the late Miss Ada
A. Norton OF this city also be-
| longed. His father, Rev A. J. Rich
ards. was a prominent Methodist
minister in this state. Prof. Rich.
Iards father was a brother OF the
OF Mrs. David LaWr-
ence.
MRS. ANNA STEFlNA
Mrs. Anna Stefna, wife OF the
late Henry F. Stefina, passed away
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Fruits

Detroit, Mich. Nov. 30
Baldwins, No. J. $l-l.25
bu.. Delicious, No /, MIS- zoe
bu.. No, .. $3.50 bu.. Mcintosh.
fancy, $500 bu.; No. |. 81 50-l.7j
bu.: No 2, 75c.$l.Oo: Greetings,
No. /. 90c-slO0 bu.: SHOWS. fan
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Participate

A Festival of Choral Music in
First Methodist Church. Ann Ar.
Dor, in which the Ypsilantl Method
list Church choir participated, was
directed by Hardin Van Deursen
Miss Mary Alice Power was direc
tor-Organlst, and an anthem CON
posed by Haydn Morgan of Mich
igan State Normal College was Civ.
en-. Other musical selections were
presented by choirs from Belleville,
Howell, Wayne and Ann Arbor, with
combined choruses from Morenci,
Monroe, Lincoln Park, Flat Rock.
Dexter and Denton.
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JAP LEAVES NOTES

Detroit. Nov. SONS Police
today were attempting to trans
late two notes left by Jack Sato,
SO year old japanese restaurant
worker who hanged himself in his
home.
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Chicago. Nov. 30-INS-Heut.
John H Noyes, 80. OF suburban
Lake Forest listed as among the
dead in the Boston night club fire.
was the son OF Ernest Noyes, a re.
tired corporation executive. Lieut..
Noyes enlisted in the Navy last
July and was attending the Navy S
School OF Communications at Hsr-
ward University.
Frank Balzinini. the night clubs
head waiter died a heros death.
When the flames hurst forth he
dashed to the revolving door al the
main entrance. Finding II blocked
by a mass OF struggling men and
women he forced the door open
and made It possible for scores to
escape
swept into the street by tha
screaming men and women, Bal
ziuii fought his way back into the
blazing building and dragged IN.
conscious men and women out into
the open. After making several
trips. he finally collapsed on the
Sidewalk and died
Billy Payne an Irish tenor led a
group " guests TO the cellar. He
instructed them to place handker-
chiefs over their faces, lie on the
floor and remain calm They were
through the wall Payne was found
wandering about the ruins in a
daze.
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Doc Ordered Tied

Officers ordered 4. Ray Briggs.
2il Rabbit St, TO keep his dog tied
for ten days as the animal BIT
Frank Smith, sos Deyonshire I'd
Saturday.
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Detroit Mich. Nov 3o-Poultry
live hens. heavy breeds, 27-29c ID
leghorns. l9-22c ID. springers IS.
Roc III; turkeys. 35-37c III. ducks
25-26c ID: geese, 25-26c 10.
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Patient Missing

Officers have been asked to look
for Glen Cain. State Hospital pa
tlent, who had been paroled TO
George McCalla. 1924 W. Michigan
Ave. He Is missing from that ad-
dress. He is described as 33 years
old, five feet. nine and one half
inches tail and weighing 200
pounds He has brown hair and blue
ewes
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Garments Due

Mrs. Frank McLane is notifying
volunteers to have all Red Cross
garments turned in by Tuesday
They may be turned in at Welch
Hall or the Red Cross room in the
Legion Home. This is an order from
headquarters In Ann Arbor.
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Detroit. Mich. Nov. so
BUTTER -i5i52,c TO-
EGGS Whites tGndc a large
5u-5ll.c. medium. 434Iiac, small
Soc: L. :. standards Grade 10.
large. 4Sc. mediu.u a. lSc,
Browns. L. :. extra tgrade A..
large. i9c. medium. AZ
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fpsiIanti Briefs
suiiuiug Jared

Ringing Of the burglar alarm on
College Pharmacy az 3 o'clock sun
day morning was attributed 10 a
jar as investigation revealed moth
ing vas disturbed
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HghIights

Continued from Page One)
final toast TO the happy couple.
Today, all tour are dead.
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Unit To Meet

Unit To Meet
There will be meeting Of the
Emergency Medical Unit Tuesday,
Dec l at 7 p. m. In the lunch room
Of the Ypsilanu High School.
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which she has attended for the
past two years.
Miss Virginia Lane, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Lane, 722 N.
Fremont, will leave June 81 for
Washington, D. c., where she has
accepted a position in the War De-
partment.
Gifts were brought by those
present and sent by some who
could not attend a going-away
party given Monday night, June
Is, at her home. On the guest list
were Messrs. and Mines. G. B.
Goldsmith, H. Reddick, Wenzel
Miller, VIM. Cooper, D. J. Greene,
Leroy Capes, Floyd Cobb; Mines.
Carrie Brown, Bessie Davis, Myrtle
Hill, Lulu Simmons, Naomi Whit
taker, Zelma Yancy, Mary Yancy,
Mary Fuller, Lucille Woodland,
Mary Keith, Hattie Martin, M.
Smith; Misses Irene Schaffer, Erna
Claridy, Lorraine Curry, Odessa
Ash, Marion Smith, Mary Davis,
Bernetta Young, Thomasina Brown,
Mr.. B. L. Greer, Mr.. C. w. Wash
ington, Mr.. Henry Franklin. .