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Evening star., 1942-11-06
Ny Word for 1t
BySFRANK COLBY.
Helpful Hints to Harassed
Newcasters.
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In surnames the German won"
and the French ode" fall into the
group of prefixes and sufflxes called
"patronymics' (PAT-roe-NIMiks) ,
which means that they have the
meaning of from, Of, of the family
or clan Of" like the familiar son
of johnson (John's SOM, William
son (William's SOM in English
names.
Said by itself, the German won"
is pronounced similar to the Eng
lish word "fawn" Tin German "v'
always has the sound OF 'f'). But
when "von" occurs in names it is
said more rapidly and resembles
the word fun" said quickly. Hence
the name Won Book in writing the
''v' of won" is never capitalized,
except when beginning sentence)
is pronounced fun Book Do not
pronounce won" as "vahn."
The French "de" must never be
pronounced dee" or day" The
"e" has a neutral sound somewhat
similar to the III" Of dud, dumb.
Hence, the name de Gaulle lin writ
ing, the ID" is never capitalized. ex-
cept when beginning a sentence) is
pronounced: duh COLE.
Other familiar patronymic devices
are: The English Fitz- (from the
French "fils," meaning SOM, the
Irish and Gaelic Mac and Nc, the
Irish O., the Italian -ini. pronounced
EE-nee, as in Mussolini, and the
Russian -vich and -ovitch.
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Let's Learn a New Word.

"Japan's oil problem Is one that
she cannot solve by DYNAMISM." -
News item.
The word "dynamism" is used
frequently in discussing Nippon's
determination to dominate all Of
Asia. The word is from the Greek
dynamis, power" and is akin to
dynamic, dynamite. dynamo, dy-
nasty. Dynamism means "the quail
ity Of producing action by the oper-
alton Of force" Pronounce it DYE.
nuh- -mizm.
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has beaten every other system IN
Bridge Swindies-No. 123
The best time to steal a trick is
early in the play. when the enemy
is unlikely to suspect what is going
on. It's hard to blame West for
falling for South's swindle in to-
days hand.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
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The bidding:
South. West. North East.
ia 20 "a Pass
- Pass Pass Pass
West opened the jack Of dia-
monds, South winning with the king.
East had to play the deuce, for to
drop the queen would make 1t, un-
safe for his partner to lead the suit
again.
South imme diately led the hve of
hearts toward dummy. and poor
West went into an agonized hud-
die. He could be sure Of the trump
ace and could hop up with the heart
ace, but where were two other
tricks to be found? He didn't dream
his partner had q trump trick. and
the play to the first trick limited
there might be no diamond trick.
West finally decided that his part
ner might have the king of clubs, in
which case the defense might man
age to get two club tricks. But
it would be fatal to hop up with the
heart ace if South had three hearts
headed by the king, for then dunn
my would be able to make the
queen, and South's king later would
allow dummy to discard q club.
So West played a low heart, and
dummy won with the queen. South
then hastily cashed his clubs, dis
carding the heart king on dummy's
extra club. He then could make his
contract, losing only two trumps and
diamond. Note that South would
have lost his contract if he had dis
played his club strength before tack
ling the hearts. for West would
have had clear picture Of the
hand and would have taken the
heart ace at once.
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner and, with neither side
vulnerable, you held:
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The bidding:
Jacoby. Lightner. You. schenken.
10 Pass IA Pass
20 Pass CD
Answer-Bid four hearts. Your
partners reverse" bidding shows q
strong hand, and you have enough
strength and sufficient heart sup
port to guarantee a game opposite
strong hand. If this jump encour-
ages your partner to try for a SIAM
you have nothing to fear; you have
full values for your two bids.
Score 100 per cent for four hearts,
so per cent for three hearts.
Question No. 1923,
Today you hold the same. hand,
but the bidding is different: Ges
Jacoby. Lightner. You. Schenken.
10 Pass IA Pass
20 Pass CO
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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Evening star., 1942-11-06

Join he Kitchen CqDnmandos!
Save waste Kitchen fsts for ex-
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dealer. =.
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Mother says not to let spelling
get me down. She says If any one
ast her real quick how to spell CAT
she would pobly spell 1t wrongi /.
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Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone, Oswald ia
4. Lishtner. worlds leading team-of- f
four, inventors Of the 1Stsm that
has beaten every other system IN
existence.O
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BY Harold Groy
BY Frank willard
BY Will Eisner
Art Huhto
BY Bud Fisher

to happen, so that you will not be
worried, and so have come to give
warning. I hope you will not feel
badly about it,"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Sports Roundup

Detroit Mich-UP-virgl four hit pitching
Torrance Cleveland Indians
Stadium Thursday The reduced the Indians lead in the
single This Afternoon the final game
Of scheduled
". " S. Nesb's Cobpermsn shaking
featured Hand
his Charley
the drove
mieand register by length
LansngAPM ichigan baseball defeated
by Michigan College twilight witnessed by
Thursday night Skrock,
rghhander dropped decision Arbo
Wolverines to four scattered hits
New YokPJoe Gordons single with the bases loaded in the
80
Philadelphia Athletics Godon hit stretched the Yankee second
basemahs consecutive hitting streak 10
supplied big
Grounds Thursday Jucea old chestnut
responsible payof of $6Sofors2 After
March To- 1871 Meadows
the stretch the fourth beat Madam Gray by woand
half lengths
NebAP-Enies OF Robert
University Michigan
National Collegiate field
Cfer established
Western Conference indoor last winter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Had tOSeek
New Records

Weather. permitting. Charles
(Whitey) Had Will run 10 a pair
OF new records in the hurdles
events in the Michigan AAU track
and field championships in Kalama-
zoo Saturday.
That's the confident promise OF
the tall blond star, who has held
AAU titles in his speclalties FOR
the past'two years, Had is certain
to win the events again. barring
major upset.
In his last race under ideal
weather conditions. Had slipped
over the 120-yard high hurdles in
1879 seconds, just two-tenths on
the world record held jointly by
Forrest Towns and Fred Wolcott.
Michigan Normal Is not expected
to retain It team championship
Saturday. Detroit Police rule as
favorites to displace the Huron
team, although Michigan State is
given an outside chance.
One other Michigan Normal per.
former will defend an individual
crown, Tony Rasmovich seeking TO
cop frstplace honors in the jave
lin
Other varsity entrants in the
meet are Don Sommerfeld, Ed
Sigety. Warren Johnson, Harold.
Leverett. Robert Erbe, Eddie Ros'
enzweig, Milt Kosley. Luther
Roehrs, Ted Webb and Harold
Stein.
In addition. Michigan Normal
freshmen will be represented by
star-studded group of IL men.
Bob Phipps, slender Detroiter, Is
counted upon to finish among the
leaders In the mile run.
Duane Temper. former state
AAU two-mile champion, will com
pete in the SS0-yard run.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Recreation Ladies Bowling
League Has Annual Banquet

The Recreation Ladies Bowling
League held its annual banquet
Wednesday evening at Joey's Sta
bles in Detroit.
The tables were arranged in a
U formation, regulation bowling
pins decorating them.
Each guest received a corsage
OF a red and white carnation tied
with blue ribbon, The league fav-
ors were key chains with a pearl
handeled pen knife attached.
The following officers were
elected for next year, Mildred
Marker, president; Betty Doze,
vice president, Lois Max, secre-
tary; and Jeanne Shuda, treasurer.
Prize money was awarded the
teams finishing in the following
order, Famous Foods, Rexall
Drugs, VOLTS. Greene's, White
Swan. Orange Lantern, Bella Wis
ia, Paristyle, Annex, Bireley's, Nc.
Lellan's aud Willoughby' The
following teams received awards
for high games. Rexall Drugs,
White Swan, Famous Foods and
VOLTS. These players were given
medals for high games, Mildred
Marker, Lucille Shafer. DeLynn
Hoffman and Winifred Gonyou.
High average prizes went to Dee
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Letters Given
Varsity Men

Track, swimming and baseball
awards were given Thursday after
noon at the Roosevelt High School
assembly at p. m.
The program opened with the
pledge OF allegiance lead by stu
dent chairman, Frank Whitehouse
Leonard Menzi, tennis coach, then
spoke on the play OF the Roosevelt
tennis. team, pointing out that, they
had won the regional trophy and
Huron League championship. Mem
bers OF the tennis squad were then
introduced. They were: Frank
Whitehouse, Robert Norman,
Thomas Harris, ellis Turner J. L.
Gabbard, Robert Chisel and Ken
meth Richardson.
Arthur Walker. athletic coach
talked on the value of athletics
and introduced John Ruddon, stu
dent teacher, who has coached the
baseball team. Letters were then
awarded to diamond players, Hugh
Ableson, Ross Sunday, Scott
Woods, Lawrence Bales, Donald
Bud Susterka. Kenneth Robbie,
Baldwin Batalucco. George Mitch
ell and Roy Wingrove. Reserve
letters were awarded Thomas Har
ris, Richard Wright and Gordon
Bachman.
The track men then received
letters. They were William Blair,
VIII Ed Beard, Daryl Chamber
lain, Joseph Dalton, John Colds
berry, Richard Medium, La Mar
Miller, and Wendell Schoolmaster
Reserve letters in track were re-
ceived by Robert Warner. Rodman
Beard, Larry Thomas and George
Amplich.
Varsity letters in swimming
were awarded to Robert Aber-
crombie. Arthur Campbell. James
Chapman, James Davis, Harold
Ford, Herman Keller, and Don
Susterka Reserve swimming
awards were given James Burnett,
Robert Chisel, Ronald Davis, Phil
Harmon. Scott Woods and Donald
Woodward.
The program was concluded
with motion pictures OF the Mich
igan State Normal Track team.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
NetUs From OakuiLe

Oakville, Mich, May 29-Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Zorns and sons, Harley
and James, and daughter Dolores
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Tan, Belleville. to Garden City
Wednesday evening and attended
services at the Evangelistic Mis-
sion. Rev Bert Killenback, Romu-
lus. preached.
Mrs. Ethel Burget and Edith
were in Milan on business Thurs
day afternoon and were supper
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Leidy. They also attended prayer
meeting at the Free Methodist
Church in the evening.
Private and Mrs. Walter Stein
man spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Steinman, ST.,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29

and left Monday morning for Ham
ilton Field, Cal. Walter will be
stationed somewhere on the West
Coast and Mrs. Steinman Is going
with him. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Knabush, Monroe, spent Sunday
evening at the Steinman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grams, To
ledo, O., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Newman, Maybee. were Sunday
guests OF Mrs. Lille Grams and
daughter. Gladys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Boudrie, Mon
roe. were Sunday afternoon guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Steinman.
Mrs. Roy Zorns was visiting in
Milan Thursday forenoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29

A. A. A. A. Meet
Opens Today

New York, May capt was
New York University and Leslie
MacMitchell against Penn State
and Barney Ewell today as the
seth annual intercollegiate A.A.AA.
track and field championships OPP
ened their two-day stand at Tri-
borough Stadium.
N.Y.U., defending the outdoor
crown it won for the first time
last year, was expected to get its
stiffest competition from Penn
State, which won the IC4A indoor
championship for the first time
last March, but each pinned its
title hopes on its sparkling indi-
vidual stars.
MacMitchell and Ewell will be
ending their varsity careers along
with big AL Blozis, Georgetowns
shot put and discus champ. For
three years this trio has been as
dependable as the tide Among
them they have won a total Of %
IC4A titles.
Ewell is shooting for an unprece-
denied triple-triple Unbeaten in
previous outdoor meets, he has
won the broad jump and both the
100 yard and 220 yard dashes the
past two years and is entered in
the same events again He holds
the meet records of 25 feet, 1-2
inches in the broad jump and 207
in the 220 and has equalled 90, the
meets century mark.
MacMitchell, whose only defeat
was in the half mile as a sophie
more, has won ten individual titles
He will be defending his mile and
half mile crowns and will anchor
the mile relay team.
Blozis, winner of seven titles in
as many attempts. will be after
hise.third straight double in the
shot and discuss
Qualifying trials in - events
were on the program this after
noon with the finals in all sls
events scheduled tomorrow.
While NY.U. and Penn State
share the favorite's role. officials
were looking for Pitt. Yale and
New Hampshire to figure heavily
in the scoring. The field totaled
around $50, representing 35 insti-
tutions.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Low Punches
Bring Boos

New York. May cap Ray
Robinson still sports the longest
winning streak in recent fisctic his
tory today, but only because ref
cree saw one low punch where
most ringsiders saw two-and
booed.
There was no doubt about the
booing by the 1858 customers
who sat in Madison Square Garden
last night, both when the low
punches were struck in the sec
ond round, and again after the
fight, when Robson was announced
the winner of a ten round decision
over Baby-faced Marty Servo from
Uncle Sans coast guard.
The decision was the third in a
row in the Garden to which the
fans didn't take kindly. Two
weeks ago. Allie Stolz tangled with
Sammy Angott for Sammy's light
weight crown. and Sammy took
the decision TO a chorus of boos
Last week, Tami Mauriello got a
draw with Bob Pastor, although
most folks thought rapid Robert
finished on top.
The verdict for Robinson, by q
margin as close as ham and eggs,
gave Ray a winning string OF 121
straight fights-s9 as an amateur
and 80 as a pro
1t ALSO established him as the
outstanding welterweight in the
ring today, outshining even Cham
pion Red Cochrane, who is in the
Navy in California, and qualified
the skinny Harlem hammer for a
bout with Garvey Young, the L. S.
Marine titleholder from Akron, o.
in The Garden June Il.
However. without the referees
penalty in the second round. Ray
would have had lot tougher
time winning from the Science
tady slugger who carried the fight
to him all the way
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Defeat Rocks
by II to 0

Ypsilanti High Schools ace golf
squad clinched the T.V.A.A. golf
crown Thursday as they out-shot
Plymouth 1870 on the local course.
Bob Kuster, a Junior. and onA of
the seasons most consistent point.
getters, shot an so to take medalist
honors; Don Hibbard shooting an
50. Stokes and Klndshoven both
shot S9s TO bring the team total to
$40. considerably better than Plym-
outh's 374.
Kenny Hart paced the Rock
team with an IS, while Jackson shot
"a, and Crisp and Schultz made the
circuit in SO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29

Adv by
Commissioners Gill moved the adop-
tion of the following resolution;
WHEREAS. this Board mas recelV-
ed a petition from seven freeholder
of the Township Of Ypsilanu Tor
tba abandonment and discontinue
ance of that portion OF RawsonVllle
Road extending from the Nor%heIIy
line OF Tyler Road and the Easter,
~ line of Section H. fpsianu
Township, Washtenaw CouIits, - -,
iran. same being all that portion OF
said highway located in the n r.
Ia Of Section 10 of said Township,
said road being County road under
The jurisdiction of this Board; and
WHEREAS, Pursuant TO said petit
ton and in accordance with tne
provisions of Section Is, of Chapter
1 of Act No. 2ss Of the Public Acts
of the State of Michigan for ths
wear 1909, and amendments thereto,
This Board did, by resolution dated
tha nth day OF April, A. d. 1912, 4
olive that a hearing be held on
said petition on the 5th day of May
| A. d 1912. at 200 p. m. at the
| WAYNE yard OF the Board OF Wayne
| Conntv Road Commits sloners
| in tSe village OF Wayne, Michigan,
| to determine the necessity or ad-
visibility of abandoning and dis
continuing said portion OF Rawson.
Vile Road; and
| WHEREAS. pursuant TO the above
mentioned statute this Board did,
az appears by the return of petit
/ tion signed by seven freeholders.
/ filed with this Board on the 18TH
day of April, A. D. 1912, cause no
tice of said hearing to be served
upon all of the owners and occu-
pants Of lands intersected by or ad-
joining said portion of Rawsonville
Road; and
WHEREAS, the said hearing was
held at the time and place appointed
by said resolution and this Board
did then proceed TO view the prem
ises in accordance with the statute.
and
| WHEREAS, It appearing from said
hearing and view of the premises
that IL is in the best interests of
national defense that said portion OF
Jacksonville Road be abandoned and
discontinued 10 facilitate the con-
struction OF the new Ford Bomber
Plant.
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE 1T RE-
SOLVED, that that portion of Raw
sonville Road extending from the
Northerly line of Tyler Road and
the Easterly line OF Section 10. Ypsi-
lanti Township, Washtenaw County.
Michigan. being o. / miles IN length
be and the same Is hereby abandon
ed and discontinued as public
highway.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED.
that this Board believes II TO be 70
the best interests % the public that
said portion Of Rswsonville Road so
abandoned and discontinued should
be absolutely abandoned and discon-
tinued.
The motion was supported by Com
missioner Ferguson and carried by
the following vote: Ayes, Commits
sioners Ferguson and Gill, Nays.
None. One absent.
The above Is a true copy OF action
taken by the Board OF County Road
Commissioners Of the County Of
washtenaw. Michigan In regular
meeting held At their office Ann Ar
Dor, Michigan on May s. 1879.
Don A. WEIR, Deputy clerk
I Adv. $50
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29

Cameron, Lucille Shafer, Armeda
Fallet, Florence Hirschman and
Alverta fowler
Famous Foods Inc. presented
each of it's girls with a compact
bearing her name and Orange Ian
tern gave each of its players a pin
on locket
The orchestra dedicated its open
ing number to the bowling league
and later played several numbers
at the tables.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Rule Relaxed
on PriOrities

Relief from the War Produc-
ton Board ruling that at least
fifty per cent of all defense hous-
ing privately built with priority
aid must be for rent was announc-
ed today by Raymond NJ. Foley,
State Director of the FILA.
I'VE are advised from Washing
ton that defense workers who APP
ply for priority aid and permit to
build houses they will themselves
occupy as owners viii not be list
ed in the for sale quota" Foley
said. They will be given priority
aid under the for rent quota,
with a higher rating than If the
house were built for sale.
This will be particularly i'm
portant Immediately in Detroit,
Ypsilanti and housing districts
where the for sale quota of hous-
ing priorities has already been ex-
hausted. II is also important in
other defense areas where the for
sale quota is approaching ex-
NduStlDN.
Under this rule builders who
are contracting TO build for a
particular defense worker may APP
ply for priority aid, with the Gus
toner signing as owner and the
applications will be received and
processed under the remaining
for rent quota for the area af-
fected."
Foley pointed out that the $3.50"
rule is a general one; and may in
some areas be applied by the WPB
on a basis calling for specified al
location of housing IN definite
price or rent brackets. or even on
a basis other than fifty per cent
for rent, as local defense need in
dicates.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Cubs to Play
Detroit SOx

Ypsilanti Cubs, last years cham
pions will play the Detroit Black
Sox Sunday at Recreation Park at
3 p. m.
The Black Sox. strong aggre-
cation OF former professional and
top-notch sandlot players. haven't
dropped a game this season. The
Cubs so far have won three out Of
four games.
John Caldwell. frebal pitcher,
will start on the mound for the
Cubs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
cHEcKs TURNED OVER

Jackson, Mich. May 29-The
comptroller Of currency in Wash
ington received five thousand
checks. most of them for small
amounts and unclaimed by deposit
tors in the closed Union and Peo-
pies National Bank. Receiver Reu-
ben II. Rossman said Thursday that
deposltors had received so per cent
of their deposits.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

#Games behind leader
thursdays Results
Brooklyn 6, Boston 4.
Chicago 2, Cincinnati l az inn
ingsC.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh, night.
Only games scheduled.
Today's Games
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Only games scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29

DIES MONIES, Ia.-INS- An ad
vance detachment OF officers who
will be on the faculty staff OF the
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
training center at Fort Des Moines
today worked on plans to set up the
first West Point for Women" al
the post.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
Legal Notices
ADvERTIsEMENT
water Wells, YpsiIanti, Michigan
Contract NO..

Notice to Contractors
Sealed proposals will be received
by the City of Ypsilanti. Michigan,
in the office Of the CITY Clerk MP
to 1890 o'clock p. m, Eastern war
Time Of 18th day OF June, 1912, at
which time and place all bids Will
be publicly opened and read aloud
for the construction of three sixteen
inoh producing wells and one four
inch test well, each of which Will
be approximately 100 feet In depth
FOR dismantling present 81 steel
min. line from the open well TO the
filtration plant and tor furnishing
and laying the pipe line from Wen
No. 2 10 the filtration plant. All the
work will be in the vicinity OF the
Water Works at Spring and Race
Streets, Ypsilanti. Michigan,
The proposal and contract forms
and the plans and specifications UNI
der which the work Will be done are
on file and may be examined at the
office Of the city Clerk City Hall.
Ypsilanti, Michigan or at the offlce
Of shoecraft, Drury and McNamee.
Consulting Engineers Ann Aroor'
Michigan Copies thereof may be OBJ
tanned from the Consulting Engi-
neers BY making a deposit OF Five
Dollars $500 for each set. The
full amount of the deposit Tor eacn
set OF documents VIII be returned
upon the receipt of each copy re-
turned in good condition within ten
10 days) after the opening Of the
bids.
lass than five per cent 3 per cent?
Of the approximate total amount
of the proposal will be required
with the proposals.
The success sful bidder will be re-
onired to furnish q satisfactory per
formance bond and labor and mater
ial bond. A.. c,.u
The right 10 reserved oy me Ivy
70 accAnt anv proposal to reject any
proposal and TO waive informaiities
No bids shall be withdrawn stter
the opening Of bids without the
consent Of the city Council for
period Of thirty 800 days after the
scheduled time of receiving BIDS.
The city of Ypsilanti, Michigan
BY Harvey c. Holmes
CIV Clerk
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-29
RATIoNlNe CUTS DELEGATION

RATloNING CUTS DELEGATION
Owosso. Mich, May % The
general assembly of Pilgrim Holt
ness Churches OF the United States
will meet IN Owosso from June TO
IA. President. Howard T. Mills OF
Bible Holiness Seminary here an
nounced Thursday. Rev Mills said
not over 300 or 400 delegates we're
expected, due to the rubber and
gasoline rationing.