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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12

i Seeres- -Nerional. s,td oie 2a9erfa.
peIle ,lmS anoere Sreaniiationen Die
,ttht bireft am Nrofit Der IofaIeu
.E3" betcilist iino, iueroen ab nnf
5u siuen 8etrag erbalten, Scr Damn
oa3l bicnt, beiipielslpeiie ,,eue Sn.
itrumente ober Soften sn faufen, bie
niht in ben &abmen Ser pon ser Ne.
gieruns ioipieip ihon gelieferten Ma,
terialieu fallen, ionoern slliaslih
ben0tigt 1perben.
Grit ,penn ua o;eie 8orrang &C.
niebenoen Gerteililnsen poraenom.
men lporoen lino. miro Ser 9feit bes
Hrofits pro rata unter alen 9rup-
peneinbeiten berteilt, ose 5u bem be-
treffenocn Yoitan oOer Sage geboren.
Die vYrp rata" -Gerteilune miro ba-
Tbei nod ser Surhidmithtirfe ieber
iolben Ginbeit lbeitinmt, Gs lit
ferner aild) slllIlig, Dab Der rGg-
dcnge Ge.,nciI" getrdge fir bie Ser
ihonerl,ng oes Eager fir Ole Grrid-
tung uno SnltanSbaltung ponSport-
plasen oSer auh fiir Hreiie fir lport-
lihe @ettfiimpfe belpinigt.
Sic @etrGge, oie bci Ser Gertei-
hung al sic ein5elnen Srlppenteile
geben, merben ltnter Itreng innege=
baltanen armee-TorIbriften BON benl
aolnmaneellr ser betreffenoen Gin
beit oeripaltet = geipobnlif) einem
&umpnnie., Sfapaorons-, @atterie-
ooer StaffeIfiibrer. Sffi3iere baben
on ser Gerteill,ng teinen Mnteil, Tie
oiirfen leoiglitb i'm Saben ilno in oen
anSeren Ginrihtl!ngen Der .Hf" SIT
gcnau oenielben Yreiien einfa,,ien
uiip., luie ieoer llnteroffiSier l,no ein=
iahe Sploat. Die Soloaten lelblt
aber tommen in ben oireften 8enGlb
Der perteilteu Sulnrten, inoem J. 9.
5l,iGelide Gelifnteiicl aui Sen Siih
:1rer Weiic fpnln,eil, inbem 3eit=
ihriften, Spiele, 3eitl,ngen, BILLIARD.
tiIhe l,'lp. fir ibre Jrei5eit ange-
id)aift lperOen, llno bergleiben mebr.
Sbcr COB 8. 9. oie Summe auh fir
etnen &pinpagniebau peripenoet niro,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12

| Die gertpaltnne uno @eiddftsfiib.
rnns folder .Noit grbanges" III
|natiirlit eine Sadie, oie geIernt mnS
peritanben iein m;a, beionoerS icit.
Dem Der ltmias bon 10 gut tuie gfnll
anf iiber cine Billion Dollars i1br-
lid alrgcltiegen lit. slus bieienr@r.,n.
De 1T Ncnn alid cine .Grhanlle
SGool 5ur MuSbilbnng bon Cifiaie,
ren an ser ltntRriitat pon Yrince,
ton q. S., cingeridtet noroen. Gin
ilno gerfaltf ioipie oie 2eitung iold]
zines llnternebmenS iinO odbei Sic
Sauptfdd)cr, nno unter ibnen miro
|lpieoernm Olnc Gintauf als bem, ,pie
ieoer aal,fnann aud in ieinem aipi-
len Geiddftslcben ipeiB, Shliiiiel
Snm Grfola bes Sauptoleenmerf ee-
,uion,et. Ienn audi Ser ,M". ".gin.
taufer fann bur6 Hreisabfommen
nit 6nbrifanten ,no ourd @ro-ein-
tanfe gcnau 10 lpie lein sipiler ,2ol.
lese" portcilbait operieren.
ltno ipie ser Gilreauf erforoert na.
tiirlib audi Die @eifaftsfiiibr,,ne
iold elmer .Holt Grdange" ieIbit
grobe Grfabrung lno aluebeit. Man
mub beoenfen: lie erbalten ia feiner-
lei Hesiernnssalid)iiiie, ionoern jebe
ein,elne .83" lit gan5 auf fid ielblt
seiteat. S6ufis niiiien i& aud vibre
3elte abbrehen" uno ben Sruppen
ibres Camps III anbere 9anbesteile,
ia-ailb nab lleberiee folgen. 9urd
al iolGerlei miro aas Yrpblem oes
Nadldprbes lmo Der rid)tigen Glitter
certeilung ! beiol,oers foinpliiert.
lros aller iolben Sfnpierigfeiten,
tros ibres ungcbelren imO ihneaen
Mnipadiens uns tros Scr id)arfen
sllsTlsbtsl3eItimri .agen bat iih Oie
,Holt GrfSange" iiberaa Olirhaeiestg
Sic lit ni1t iuir ein aeibdftlidcr gr.
folg. ionoern mebr nno apidtiger als
oas: ioiuobl in ben ncbungslagern
oabcim als in ser Gtappe bireft bin
Ter Sen &anrpifronten bat liA Die
yNolt Grd,ange" ltnenblid) oiele
;sreunoe au nla6en perltanbeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
AlterSbearife Hi,N
I'M Gctaltriee reIatip

San 6rancisco. gus Snpoen Trap
iid Inn cine Stellung beiparb, iparen
Die Herionaldefs in nidbt 9eringcr
Verlegenbeit, Der i'm Mubeitano Ie-
benbe, S0idbrise Wsnnn ipollte nidt
miibig iiben unO illdte ipieoer slr-
Belt. S0flid) ipeilte man ibn nit Sen
iibliden &eoensarten nb, man ipiarSe
ibn ipiiien laiien, 1pem etipas frei
tpiiroe ui1p. Natiirlih befam Der aIte
&err ME einen 8eiheio. slIs aber il,
Sauiafito sic grobe Marinaperft er-
tpeitcrt iu,,rbe, periude Der alte Trap
bier iein @liit nod elmer flel,en Me-
tbobe. 0tesmal perriet er iein Sitter
nift, ltatt0eiien aeigte ct ieine Ha-
pierre, Die feline 8orbiloune oils asn-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12

@Iepelano rno miro in engliiher
Sbrahe a,fgefiibrt in Nadpnittag-
:,no Observation-Disclosures bonn 10.
Sis 10. Nopember i'm Wtaionic Muoi-
..nrtum an Guclio 9lpc., rnter Sen
Iuipi5ien Ser Sird)enliga bon Glebe-
!an0 Sielcs grobe Trana erOffntete
'eine Suiion il, Oafota ltnS iiber
100000 Menihen boben es idon ge.
;eben. Soief Meicr, ser iueltberiibm-
!e Gbriitus -9ariteqer, ipielt ,uieoer
oieie &auptrolIe..
0ieies Taiiionsipiel puroe gum
sritenmal i'm Sabre 1912 oon M0n.
hen Ser Gnppenbrrg Monaitrp ouf-
aeiiibrt unb ipdter iibernabmen Sic
9iirser BON Giislen oieie ai,fgdbe.
Neier, ser ben Gbriltus bartlett, lit
Ser iiebente Mahfomme .ponNniiions-
lbielfiinitlern. gr ipielte gum eriten
yfaI ais 10ipohentlihes aino nit
:lrh itelte oas @briitlisfino bar imo
ieither bat er INNER mitgeipielt.
Gin einorltdspoaer 3lng iit Die
8eleuhtllns, Die bel Sen Muifiibrun.
gen uSbs" uno r9lbs" iiber Die gan-
sc @elt berooreerufen bat ,ino aud
bier beltilnmt berporrliien miro. Das
Spiel beidrdnft iid) auf oie lesten
iieben Gage BON Gbriitits 2eben ilno
miro in 81 S5enen tpibergeeeben.
Wieier lino ule GrigiitaImitglie-
Ger iinb arnerifaniife BiSrger &c.
norben. Der 8orperfauf Der Gin
trittsfarten bat bereits begonnen an
ser @or Office oes @aionic sluoi.
forums. I'M @m. Iaplor & Son
2aosn, uno Der glroabe.
&irhengruppen, &llibs ober Ser
eine, bie einen beitimnlten 1eil bon
Siten irbernebmen tpouen f0nnen
es tun inoem iie Naiiion Map Seao-
quarter Dtai 1857 anu:lfen, iagt
6lopo Wf. Gotpns, 0oriiher.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
6etf,ei Hctrthc rcebs,et
si,lf % 20 Ginsallmft0

Ginlaufenoa gerifte Der &riees.
trltbe Oes Gomm.;nitp 6onbs tpeiien
aui, oab ibon $754,039.67 bes &c.
'seidneten Iotalbetrases bon $5,.
053.000 e.ngeaablt tporoen lit. &c.
acnii5sr Ser I'M lesten Sabr einge.
5ablten Sa,mnhe BON $426,895.7t,
.poraus 81, id)lieBen lit, oaB ser &c.
5cidnete getrag bis 81, 979e einge.
sablt iuerSen miro.
Die erIte &eriammlung 0es Com.
nunitp 5onb Councils nab Der
aampagne finoet 6reitagmittus in,
Sotel Statler itatt, iast @iais W
Glarf, 8eneralporliter ser &riegs.
trube.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
faiiicnsipiel Il, Glepe.
Ia,,1 I'M 6reif,ta,arer
3luNitcriuilt
gum 10. Els IS. Neopember

Die beriibmtcn Haiiionsipiele,
iie aa,u0bnlidj IN DeutidbInnb gege-
ZEN ,purSen uno 81, Senen iitmer
piele Menifen aus allen 1eilen ser
@elt reilten, uer0en nun bier in Sen
gereiniaten Stnaten a,tfsefiibrt. Sic
haben iih in Siib Gnsotas Sdfpar-
yen Bergen eta6liert ,lnter Manten
.gIad Sius 4afiion Nlap" nit Sit
in Spaarfiib, Soutb Tafota.
Dieies grobe Trama nit al ieiner
europaiiden 8eltprod)t fonlltt nah
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12

SdIub BON is'site Z.

Vertreter ieber gr0beren 9rltrpen.
einbeit beltebt, sic i'm gereihe ser
betrcffenben r1f" itationiart lit
Non bie,er 0ruppe ipiro Damn alldl
beitimmt, pie Hrofite perteilt iper-
ben ionen.
&ein Hrofit. t.ltnternebmen
Son iebem ritto-8erfauf aebt
onnadlt einmal Gin balber Grpsent
an Den rIrmp Grd)anse Serpice"
nno oantit tuerben sic 9erlpaltungs
foiten besablt iospie 1onos eingerih-
tet, nit Silfe oeren ne,,e 3lpeisitel=
len eingeridtet. beitebenN in ibrer
finan3iellen 2eiihrnasidbisfeit ge-
1tarft unb anoere sllperlaiiige 3lpede
erfiiat tperoen fonnei. Ifit oieiem
balben 8ro5ent iperoen aud, oie 8e-
bdlter aller 3iuilanseitellten unb
alle anoeren 8eid)dftsunfoIten begli-
d)en init Ausnabme geraoe BON
Sffi5ieren, sic babel Sienlt tlin. ltnb
ielbItoerlt1nolicb nltB nit oielem
balben Hro5ent a,ld) oie absablltng
oes 0arlebens bel ser yHeconitruc-
tion 1inance Corporation" finausiert
tperoen.
Gin ipeiterer Cell bes Groiits miro
bon Dem vGrhanee Council" ge.
mc5nlih sem iosencnnten Chop
lain's Juno" iiberipieien: einem
Wnblfabrts- -6ouos, ser in ieoem ein-
selnen Hoiten uno Sager 5ur Inter
ftiisung beoiiritiger Samilien Don
Solbaten unterbalten miro. sic in
Dem betreffenben 8oiten bienen.
@eitere Erofit.slnteile geben ). 9. an
Den Sfulfonos oes Noitens, 5. +. mo
INNER iolf Elm 5onos beitebt nno
iplh cine Shule lmterbalten miro,
oient 0as @clo Damn ser Gr5iebung
Der &lnoer bon BORT itationertem
vi a a N q 49, L
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12
mead Nep,sase lit -.
iaete Il. =. General

Aairu. @enernlmaior Nllilell 6.
Maripea, @eieblsbaber Der amerifa-
niiden Sruppen in aegppten, er-
flarte net einsetroffenen an,erite!' I
niiben Soloaten, Die 3erihlaeuns
Der Mdienarmeen in slIrifa lei nur
ser 8eginn einer operation, oie Ibis
1T oas Ser5 Seutiblanos" sefi;brt
peroen fpiro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12

Mit srGhter NaioritGt mieber-
getp6blt

slus Sen anltliben 0eridten Der
0ablbebGrOe gebt berpor, OnB &ih-
Ter sllpa gorlett bie bobite Stim-
mensabl erbielt BON allei, &if)tern
Sic oelp1bIt ipurosn Gies lit Elm
&ompliment fir Nihter Gorlett aui
oas er nit Nett itol5 iein fann.
xaG - -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12

Bnibinston. stdatsfsfret6r 9un
sab btfannt, oab ane ber DiHp.gte.
oieruns intsritebenOsh ftansofH9en
&@fie II ameritauiiAsn Sdfen be.
i1In4nnbntt iporbett fgnb.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-09
A Record Almost Miraculous

The and downs Of the bring eaion and
then encouragement At hope quick
next few hours bring fears Through all the
determined American will during darkest
hours will resolve firmly than victory
of which unquestonaby production being
President Roosevelt has problem
important phase Of work feel highly can Justly
take credit
Pearl Haborabo has bukd given revelation
OF what free do when determined support
IN desperate time Of need They producing
eVermountlng quantities Of supplies eup AT
present the only shortage the
enough
what has been done all other lines the labong
VIII bend their backs that problem
Grafton between labor and industry
proud Of 1t fine sight fighting make sure
and to Ibertes
Someone has said American industry for
aung the major portion Of the supplies
AND delivering that production the enemy
But even though the battle being still Is not
time to relax There has been said that
while there IS satisfaction labor industry public in
IN the world not the basis over-confdence This
haven't got time hesitate up against war of action
not words banded
ranks apanes war materials and eonn
nent are flowing from American production in steady stream
Now let's conquer the fol ships
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-09
Better Times For Everyone

The of the public
in this last of
by the Nels Lumber Company what could The
best this has heard
number of citizens their express pleasure
the happy contamination Of what hoping
The acquisition of this large body valuable timber
the sustained yield
prosperity away ghost
gives stability employment values Citizens
plan for the always
lovely little city here which build
with the additional follows
business enterprises stabilized.
This realization of development long hoped bring iii.
proved
plan is based the development
timber for all the And through development
will employment resulting every community not
for few while the being off many years
while repeated timber being the
There those who that such plan cropping
timber possible That possible
localities Sustained yield timber praetced
generations 1t the made
success That the verdict
management and who have problem
They stalking their reputation
It should be remembered that sustained yield times
for That thought plan
ming It will be happy time when eventually
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-09
ssssssssxssxssssss,ssssssY
Just StrolIing
Round the Town :.
BY THE OBSERVER
observation-disclosures

claim no originality for the as
sertion that if ones foresight were
as good as ones hindsight. we
would all be wiser and richer men.
And there is a Libby man who un-
doubtedly arrived at that conclu-
sion during the past week. This
story came to us unsolicited during
our strollings around the town.
This certain good citizen desired
to purchase a property for a home.
But he and the owner could not
agree on price. Later he talked
over his desires with friend This
friend was in position to know that
the big timber deal of last week
was just about to be closed. So
he advised the would-be property
owner to get busy and close the
deal. for property values are apt
to go up, he said. oh, no. re-
piled the other one. property values
in Libby are almost sure to go
down. .
Resting SECURE IN that conviction.
tlit Sp1S NIAIlAiA w CD Ill l1O IiulIY 10
close the deal-not until the news
paper came out last week with the
story telling of the big timber pur-
chase and the effect it would have
on the city's future. Straightway
the good citizen hurried to the prop
erty owner and offered to close the
deal But what was his sorrow to
learn that the asking price on that
particular property had increased
about Is per cent
He is now one who wishes his
foresight had been just wee bit
better
As ono stroils along from day to
day il is interesting to observe and
analyze certain types of minds that
ate encountered frequently. All
public men encounter these various
types of people. Every newspaper
man and woman has run onto them
by the hundreds. They are so COM
mon that very little attention is
given them by one who is busily
engaged in a worthwhile work or
who is ploddlng along IN the en-
deavor to earn an honest dollar and
uphold his end of the worlds work.
These certain types of mind to
which | refer are always suspicious
Of the motives OF other people. Sci
dom do they admit that a public
servant-or a newspaper for that
matteG-is moved by honest i'm
pulses. II enc expresses an opinion
contrary 10 their own particular
beliefs. he is either bought up by
the wicked interests or he is dan
gerous radical pandering to the de
mands of labor. If he continues
through the passing months to fol-
low policy that he believes in
with all his heart. he is put down
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-09

as purchased tool seeking merely
to serve his masters. Seldom do
such people grant to one in public
life honesty of conviction, seldom
will they give to a newspaper the
right they most vigorously demand
for themselves-the right to an
opinion and to express 1t.
This would be a sorry world if
all people were of that type of
mind isn't it much more pleasant
To believe hat your fe.lowman is a
pretty decent individual and that
he IS Just as honest as you are in
the sincerity of his convictions? Be
cause you know, as a matter of
fact. there are lot of decent and
honest people in this old world of
ours.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-09

citing. carry the story along to a
really great climax
All in all, The Corsican Broth
ers adds up to entertainment plus.
Fine production, brilliant direction,
and the romance Of an Alexandra
Dumas story we'll told on the screen.
spell screen entertainment that is
liked by everyone.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-09
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
In Swashbuckling Role

With Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. in a
sWashbuckling role that brings back
memories Of his father, The Cor
sican Brothers" Edward Smalls
perturbation Of the Alexander Du-
mas novel. comes to the Kootenai
theatre Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. Swift action, thrilling drama.
and all the romance of the Dumas
novel are here, expertly directed
by Gregory Ratoff, and given su-
perb production by Producer Ed
ward Small.
Swashbuckling Hero
In the dual role of the twin
brothers, who seek revenge for the
wrongs done their family by the
Corsican tyrant of one hundred
years ago, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
gives an exciting performance. He
has no easy job, creating two separ-
ate characters who are different
yet alike in most respects. One,
brought up in luxury, is a gay young
man of the world. The other, raised
as bandit in the wilds of Corsica
is dour and forbidding personality
Yet young Douglas Fairbanks man
ages to convey their likenesses as
we'll as their differences, with an
authenticity that is astounding.
Swift Action Scenes
In the scenes of action, the hare
riding, the duels, and the fighting
scenes, he is particularly good
Thrilling sword-play, vivid and ex.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-09

Out of little more than $4,000
BUSES in the U. S., 1880 are school
busses, $4,000 carry passengers
within cities, $4,000 carry passengers
between cities, $500 carry excur-
sionists.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-19
Receive Letter From soldier

@NNNNi VII RN'NfNt
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burget re-
ceiyed a letter from their son Orlo
that he arrived az Camp Polk, Louis.
lana. Thursday, He was on the
train forty-three hours between
Camp Custer and Camp Polk.
Hunting In North
Mr. and Mrs. LEVEL Grams left
sunday for Staudish for few days
visit and hunting Mrs. Ada Grams
is staying with their children.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-19
futile Hill NelUS

Mr. and Mrs, Howard Ellis spent
Sunday with friends IN Oliyet.
Mrs. Norman McCorry and son
Lynn are spending several days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Youngs. while Mr.. McCorry and
Mr.. Youngs are deer hunting
Mrs. Jessie Clymer, Milan. spent
sunday afternoon with Mrs. claude
Colts and family.
Thomas shepherd, Bellevllle,
spent the week end at the Claude
Colts home.
Miss Mary Boutell has been sub
shutting on Route one while the
regular carrier, Waldo Wardic Is
deer hunting.
MIR. and Mrs. James Elliott and
son Robert were dinner guests sun.
day at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Harold Schserer. Belleyille.
Mrs. Charles Carey and Mrs
Leland Gorton spent Monday in
Ann Arbor.
Deer hunters IN northern Michi-
gan this week include Bert Ioungs.
Rev. Charles Carey. Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Adiska, Darwin Youngs and
Leo Salaska, from this vicinity.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-19

Mrs. Mary scheiok spent Sunday
afternoon at the homes Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Meyers and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Meyers. Carleton, and
were supper guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hurley. Monroe. They spent
Monday evening with Louie Hotf.
man, Maybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp LeVasseur.
Detroit. were guests sunday after
noon 81 the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur LeVasseur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hammer
and daughter Patricia, Lincoln Park
were week end guests Ia the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Werstein.
Mrs. Daniel Hoffman and Mrs.
Daniel Schneider spent Sunday eve
ming in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Glelssner.
Allen Park, we're sunday guests at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Werstein.
Mrs. Arthur Walliuger and Mrs.
Augusta Franz. Detroit, spent Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph lie
Nasseur.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burget spent
Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
LeNasseur.
Mrs. Fred Eisenhauer and Mrs,
Anthony Wersteln spent Wednes-
day at the homes OF Mr.. and Mrs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-19

LITTLE DAUGHTER BAPTIZED
futile Hill, Mich Nov. l9-rhe
little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Eiehstsdt was baptized sun
day At the Lutheran Church. Deay-
born. Sponsors we're Edward
Ecihstadt and Mrs. Gurtha Kramer.
The baby is called Sharon Eliza
beth. Later Mr.. and Mrs Eich-
stadt entertained about 80 at n
family dinner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-19
25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATED BY The HEAThs

Oakville, Mich, Nov. ls-About
sixty relatives and friends met at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thurlow
Heath Saturday evening and helped
them celebrate their twenty-tifth
wedding anniversary. Ice cream
and cake were served and they
were presented with a chest Of sill
yerWare.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-19
Local People Attend Wesdlno

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Binicki and
sons Stanley Jr. and Joseph, Mrs.
Cassimer Sobicki, Resale and Fun
ice Schall, Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
Jadziediez, and Andrew Duarnick
attended the wedding of Anna Dwar
nick and Edward Krol at the St
Peters and Pauls Catholic Church
In Dearborn Saturday forenoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-19

RIO DE JANEIRO-INs- The
Condor airlines. which were seized
by the Brazilian government from
their former German owners has
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been removed from the blacklist
established BY the United States
government for firms trading with
the Axis powers.
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At Birthday Party

Mrs Andrew Martin entertained
at dinner Sunday for Mr., and Mrs.
Loree Arbogast and sons. Larry and
Bert. Larry was celebrating his
nth birthday anniversary.
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Receivers From Operation

Vernon Smith returned 10 hts
work at the Ford factory in Ypsi-
lanti Monday after being home
three weeks following an operation
for appendicitis.
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Spend Week End al Home

Second Lieutenant Veronica Sa-
yinsN. Seliridge Field. and Miss
Rita Savinski. Ann Arbor spent
the week end with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Savinski.
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Melvin Hammer OF Lincoln Park
and Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Gleissner,
Allen Park.
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Walter Smith Leaves for Camp

Walter Smith, Toledo. spent a
few days with Lloyd Smith and fam
lily. Walter left Monday for Camp
Perry.
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NelUs From OdkUiIIe

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Laura az the
Grange Hall IN Flat Rock Saturday
evening. Mrs. aura was the for
mer Marian Dennison OF Flat Rock.
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Attend Wedding Reception :
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LeVasseur
attended the wedding reception OF
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnsdale
and sons Robert, James and Norman
spent Sunday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Hetrick.
Wayne.
Miss Glady Grams, Detroit spent
the week end with her mother, Mrs.
Lille Grams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dams and
Mrs Dora Dams. Detroit, and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Heath and daughters
Halle Grace and Marguerite, vii.
lis, were guests Sunday afternoon
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Binicki.
Delbert Leist, who has spent the
past four months at the home OF
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Gilbert Darling accompanied by
Darrell Essex, Willis. left Saturday
on a hunting trip TO Muskegon.
Evening star., 1942-05-04

minimizing the difficulty of learning
to handle modern planes.
The colonel, who holds the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross for his pio-
neer flight and an Oak Leaf Cluster
for his system Of blind flying, still
keeps his hand in plotting, despite
his desk job. He adds frequently
to his more than 1000 hours of fly
ing time by taking of on the Ha-
waiian dawn patrol.
His wife and daughter, Geraldine,
IA, are in Washington: one son, AL
bert, 81, is at West Point. and the
other son, Robert, II. is high
school senior here. Both boys have