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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-06

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No s..4A reorganization
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-06

She: Il cant marry you; but III
sive you a place in my heart."
He: No thanks; l don't like
crowds"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-06

CONTINUED non age Onal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Farms and Lands for Sale

MILFORD SECTION 20 acres good house
barns 50 6ou 81 900 down Tf. $1,000.
M tGoRSE III ta-acre rms. unf.,
elect - 300 $3.50 On. VI. l-O669
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
A apartment Property for Sale

COLORED- Palmer Beaubien: nine kitchen
cite apartments stoker. FURNITURE
INCLUDED - 900 down ThTasheL,
Cadillac 4bu6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Lumber. Building Materials Stores and Heaters

ALTERATIONS additions attic rooms
rocfNg aud siiing Ne take entire i7t
or Nrc.>h material ONLY. 10 down la1
ritrts al 'r t6 months 10 pay
INTERST AspHAITNS LUMBER 60
N0iS3 Ra and Ten Alle RI.
Center iips 1872 SLoCiim Sisl
Bit RITE rooms And bath. $50
Grand River Lumber Pm BEDFORD oihs
BIlCh. ttrE. rrryunnk alterations ga
rarrs cottages FHA Nerus. 40 sSsf
cDTTAAv - 4-room. path 2N2Q, Sl2
etA.r IN hrr .lOal John r TO l-lh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Houses for Sale
(WeSt Of " ooduord)

.GAIlAGA&- si25 Werner Tr--rgvg eiF.7 p
rin, GOOD como 50 95u, trims ~ t-63lb
JIN DALi-tAN HOkN-lJ ml tn pamts,
rau' rms utI'N % heat. gear
large t-t fenced 81 uuu or sr..
NEAR veteran Hospital $500 $500 CO.
Naftn. .uols Va Born. Nl 9-tt
NufHtN IS NEENDE. rms bath
sIEAuMA$ 1s5o-s rms brick. la,
rrr rFT1 CT TF5I9 ". warren, bttt
SUSSEX iisp3- ReHuufI brick nures,ua
-a... tliA hurry. NI-2-iiit
NL-r -ilt SECT PAY a. uR
s .. $500 Sruscfcr or
Nt~I NFESOE .CABOT- Broom u.ag.t.
arr f.r.Hrr \. ZOO terms VI itft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
SMITH.ORR co.

rONtlNs ASPHALT SHINGLES
lADUFES ASBFSTDS SIDING. LUMRFl
Mt,tNoGE SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
NHOl ESALIRS
.- ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
SO N A.EEN Phone OREGON GOO
C~tr Itvoad ?tc ~ r lN strirs.
I4u Ief meal &C.. work benches, SOC
Irc -
LRfETy LUMBER. 500 RADCLIFFE
-.CAk garage 81 materials comp SlA2 'u
ft.it IuW Der 242O4 Grat't Rose 1000
-...AE GARAGE SIS a.. : HoJscwresH
rg iaHfe beGurdre
CONS 'I.T me on srred Real EstAir hsunes
ihr u.. Sundat mes Want Az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

4 BRAND rcw 1871 model Tappan gas
t5ulc. divided top. heat control, light.
etc. $50 in crates.
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1870. IINFRNOIs. ! BLK. y. FFNKELl
5000 GNAIlOT, At r. SIX MILE kp
CrE$ SIS II TO s. EWES. TILL lu
TLer Westinghouse. 1890 real
It..1in. SO Superior 1929 Cd. River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
DINETTE BARGAINS

- porcelain top steel tubular tables Win
set ~ matching tubular chairs Factor
seconds Those arr su-b'i> defective nut
ser.tceabIe VIII sacrifice tor 81 SO, 81
delivers. terms rr cash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Real Estate Wanted
WANTED Rooming Houses, Flats, Apis.
SWANSON

TNANItD"KOOmlng H0Uses, FIas, APPS
SWANSON
iO1 Cadillac Square Bldg. CA 3sqs
SPOT cash terms for single fiat apt.
tcaiored :. Wright Ty. 4366i
WANTED ALL. KINDS OF REAL ESTATE.
IT,. Jones Reait. N4-'5 Oakland TR l-7SJo
WANTED or 3-bedruom home. North
west section, $500 dn. HO. $500.
2i-HOUR Service. sale. trade. East side
g. property Pettine, 1886 Gratiot. PL. 403o
COLORED-FOR QUICK SALE CALL
Cannon Brothers 1850 sherman. Fl. Ol4o.
COLORED For quick sale list your prop
rrtN with McDuGie Tyler 6-035l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Houses for Sale
ROYAL OAK


-0s g RLAIR Mr.. EAST LINCOLN
BUNGALOW large attic, extra large kitchen
spacious iNing room. bedrooms, dand!
hiph basement. deep lot.
OPEN SUNDAY 2.s p. NJ.
cRIGEE ROYAL OAK e55
ROYAL OAK 49, New. ? bedrooms. attic
oI heat N1i.l0 mo. me. taxes I'll. $40
SEYMOUR lA4l4.- hrlck. d -tms.-Ane-c4n
dItI1n x5.g1u Marshall, l2sol Gratiot
SUNSET 8 rms basement. furnace "a
rage 50 300. 5000 On. Skala. TO. s-0'o7
STUETENANT Groom re1ecotated, cen
tral Hlgh, excellent transportation. Bar
gain terms Lincoln . 2o6'.
TWO single homes. north northwest --
bedrooms 50 800, 10 per cent down
Tyler i-OalS
COIOREp Mcclellan near Grauot. 6-rm
hot air brick siding. garage. Al con
d,tion - GOO 5000 down. Eastern place
Grand Ritrr room. hot air heat. 2-ca
garage Al condition, $3.50. 500 down
Poole. Tyler a-tSSp
COIOEEp Bcauhien Bethune Larg
church SUNDAY school room. pastor
study Two steam heating plants EIGHT
ROOM parsonage. Excellent location Max
otter ELLIS NJ HAMLAR TR 2-Sjfi
CoLoRED V1NEWOOD-Gd. Riy. Beautiu
d rms Mt Wfr heat, 2-Car Ear only Nbh'
tn Other bargains. Crutcher Real Est
1854 NrGrav. TY. 55j66. 1I. 4-u2oi.
y
hrck : rooms. natural fireplace extra
tuI.ct wash howl no basement real bu'
Crutuher Beat t-' Tyler 1856. 020i
COLOEEp Nor'h end Beautiful eight
room single. Very clean. a real buy
Great Northern Realty. Fitzroy $40
COLORFD ,Caraut Gdns Norwood new
home. stockton, rms sim. Mt To-, dn
Jesse = PARKER TT l-iy53 TW. 2-2i45
COLOREp real estate bargains All kinds
any section Chas. Jones Realty, s73d
Oakland. TK l-7S5o. MA 1908.
tut.UttttJ Two tBmIiy hricK. Real nee
TVo-car garage $500 down. Great
Northern Realty Fitzroy $40
COIORED -NAYBCRY GRID $500 On
lovely rms. garage Very clean
2 sLoBIN o3os WooDwp. TR i-o366
COLOREu North end Two-family brick.
Between John + Woodward. Grea,
Northern Realty Frzroy $40
COIORFp Dr. you don't see what Won
want. cal US. Golce y BRYANT Fitzruy
$40
COLOREp Three-famny brick good loca-
ton. Great Northern Realty. FiIzroy
s7lo
CcLORFn JOSEPHINE ROOMS
Easy TERMS CANNON BROS. Fl 0li0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Flats for Rent
furnished Flats for Rent

SIX.MiLE Ia SALE Upper three bed s
rooms tA4- baths restricted Ai-i. tttt- d
vefs,ty $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Bungalows for Sale

UF ARRORS New Broom bungalo'
house los, UI uor,EaEe cost, Sia4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Houses for Rent

uTFTNSF WORKERS
New homes ready 10 move tn on RENTAL
PIP rNASF Plan locations
LINCOLN At GRATI0G EAST pFTRO!
ALSO ~ DETROIT
eMIiF EI EAST AT CONCORD
ONE4pr "a ID. 60 Ar .Sls
Wli.nFNFRF 1900
S.rc.s rl-n4s asdra-.Tps steam eit
hea tHe bans on 2nd floor iaNsioN
or is, fua. car garage. ne"y o'rn-
rated $500
HOMER WARREN 4 Co a -G-.2l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

A BEAUTIFUL 2-piece living room suite.
velour cover co. spring construction.
Blue pr wine coiors So. sight mar from
transit. worth man, dollars morf Use Our
finance plan. open evenings
KE$T FtfRN co l5tit IiNERNOlS
BLKS. \ OF tENhELL OPEN Sun
a BEAUTIFUL studio couch. inuersprinr
construction pillows sold for sag sac
rihCe. S2i MtDhelPs, 5000 Gtatg'
A BEAUTIFUL 2-pc. uylug room suite
rich fed mlhalr sold for SOS. floor
sample sac S}e Mtchels 5000 Gratio'
4 REAt-TIFt'I. qx12 Axmlnster rug sold
for sag, used two months Sacrifice Sll
Nitchels. 1000 Grati0t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Board and Room

RF$lTEAt. 3j4l onear Briggs First
GLASS aN c4nvenlences, double. singl,.
-TNsauatie
BlRWOOp. 1884. Eenkeii and Wyoming
distinct .- American home gentleman
.'rhn aud Comfortable. good nlealS
t-t'-+-ff-- - r7tHrr.
BOARD and room For Isl West
Philadelphia. AT Thlrd.
HELEN 31uu Private French home. cen
ucmen Wofkng nights preferred. oh'e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Real Estate to Exchange

WARREN AZ Junction; two stores and
mats. rent $40 monthly VIII exchange
for good farm 5000 West Warren Tyler
1881
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
NEED
FURNITURE?
nj Al. nlKl.lI MILLS

sec us-nud save mp 70 $50 Nr have 2
complete line %; unclaimed r,pos-essed AMI
bankrupt stock fnrH'urc, also factor
V4fnuIrs and I..r4.t.fe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Income Bungalows for Sale

CORTLAND ai0-Buck veneer 3 down
Hl uu steam hest. FUgldalre su'
.'.Fy H.r N4fH. hrrabtast nook. 2-gAr "a
.s-.. SIDE tatc DoHf tenants. good n
Nesfwrt' NI.' a,H immediately Attractive
p-Iep ono Terms Phone Hrgaftr 1908
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Acreage for Sale

ELEVEN MILE frontage between Mound
and Van Dyke. very reasonable. $500
West Warren. Tyler t-9Sll
Is ACRES near UNION LAKE. some lake
frontage. only SIJO acre. Terms Royal
OAK 4i3U Enc0n 2-lg36.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

ROOM III J.. NJ or TIT
Buv Defense Bonds w.,l his .-rst rsv.
mss. hesu'fli pc. UvrS rom slft
9Ni2 rus lamps. . era tables. oco
table throw 'gE 3-pc. hrtpaw si'e
gorgeous modern Dos sr fNS rlg 3.pc
lamp stt = pillows heavy duty mat
t~ess Cau spurr s-pc d.nI1E room suite
sNl2 rug mlffnr Tpc'7re 4-pc salad howl
j-pc dnetto $50 uu1'enm, 1.pc cabinet
set. sag complete WARD outlet. 7i3i
Harper ave store only
WARDS BROOM OUTFIT
Beautiful new furniture iAst .44.l 10
proud g. oNn. Include. brar'iful 2-pc.
living room suite 5-rc duette o-pc.
redt0 m u'e. plus ~ additions pieces q
complete fl's gorgeous ensemble. FREE
radio $50 complete Easy terms WARD :
outlet 1884 Harper ltlio Harper
90 SLIGHTLY MARRIED Sap, bedroom suites
So Wards outof. 1f2t Harper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

GRAND RIVER sec'ion- Beaf4rfsI 5-ro1m
upper. furnished 0r unfdruisnei, reason
sNie bedford b4TS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Housekeeping Rooms

COZ ORED Bedroom private Kitchen
steam hest, near car line. 5053 Twenty
four'n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Stores and Heaters

ti..GAS STOVES REDUCED
Ea HH model Norge tabletop $50 has
ref' ..rIfn. tr.T front .hroiler siightlt
.I -r,f Tapuar dNided top S35. Garland
tat. e.r.p heat control $50 used iSke over
Uar. 81 veeh MIddleWest SeSs Wood
usrH Omen tH,s san ll-i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Business Property for Sale

STOTTFR 2dtl0 -. Large Scar cement
garage Ideal SINAI, business. Centerilne
1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Furnished Houses for Rent

FOREST DISTRICT snare lovely 6-rcou
hlm. With employed couple, lNNei
Eft -6I.a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
Income Bungalows for Rent Share Living Quarters

SHARE attrattWeN furnished sN-room
home. employed couple preferred. Il .
ley --tf22
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
Over 100 Stars on
Schools Service Flag

A temporary service flag, con
structed by the Sewing Glass Of
lpsilanti High School. was formal
ly dedicated last Spring in the
Memorial Day High School assem-
bly, Seventy stars. one OF them
gold for Private John George
Evanoff who lost his life in the
service OF his country, represented
the former students and teachers
OF the public schools in the armed
services against the Axis.
Invited guest speakers included
Jewish rabbi. a Catholic priest.
and two Protestant ministers-one
negro American-as symbol of
the unity of all races and creeds
which has always been the philos-
ophy OF Ypsllanti High School, in
peace as well as in war.
The temporary flag used in the
assembly is soon to be replaced
with permanent one made OF the
best materials available, which will
be accompanied with framed
roster OF names. Over one hun
dred stars already are known to
be required on the service flag.
including at least one member OF
the W,A.A.C. Families having
former Ypsilanti students or teach
er members or friends in any OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

Franklin.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
90
to Colleges

The percentage of graduates from
Ypsilanti High School who enroll
in college is far above the average
for the nation at large. The ma
tion-wide average of high school
graduates who enter college is a
little less than Is per cent. This
is pre-war estimate. In compari-
son to this. the elias, OF 1912 Of
Ypsilanti High School might be
cited. From a class OF 1870. So have
entered college, or 43 per cent
almost three times as high as the
percentage for the country as a
whole.
Situated as Is, in the same town
as the State Normal. only few
miles from the University and m
ready access to other education
centers, Ypsilanti High School can
be expected to send a larger num-
Der OF students on TO college than
SIMILAR town OF less propitious
location.
But, the same location that favors
attendance in college fosters also
a counter-attraction in offers for
lucrative positions in expanding
industries. As Ypsilsnti has grown
industrially, the 33 per cent OF
1912 repreents a smaller group that
a onetime estimate of two thirds.
Members OF the class of 1942
who have entered college are dis
tributed as follows:
% Michigan State Normal College.
10 Cleary College.
8 University OF Michigan.
s Michigan State College.
l Michigan College of Mortuary
Science.
l Freedman's Hospital.
l University Hospital.
| University OF Detroit.
] University OF Toledo
/ Minnesota State Teachers Col
lege.
These figures show that Ypsilanti
High School offers pre-professional
and college entrance training as
well as meets the demands for de-
velopment of technical skills.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
Ypsilanti High School Has
Been Accredited Since 1873

an organization in which both sec
ondary schools and colleges are
represented Only those schools
which achieve high standards are
accredited in the Association. Quot
ing from the Aims of the Associa-
tion:
The aims OF the North Central
Association OF Colleges and Secon-
Diary Schools are, first, to bring
about a better acquaintance, a
k ener sympathy and a heartier
cooperation between the colleges
and secondary schools of this terri
tory: second. TO consider common
educational problems and to devise
the best ways and means of solving
them, top remote the physical, In
tellectual and moral well-being of
students by urging proper sani-
tary conditions of school buildings,
adequate library and laboratory IA
cilities, and higher standards of
scholarship.
The Association aims TO approve
only those schools which possess
organization. teaching force, stand
ards OF scholarship, equipment, and
esprit de corps, of such character
as will unhesitatingly command
them to any educator, college or
university in the territory of the
North Central Association. The AS
ISOLATION believes, furthermore,
that the policies and regulations
adopted and the criteria used as
bases for the approval of secondary
schools should be evaluative in
character and should serve to en-
courage. maximum of growth and
development on the part of its men,
Der schools.
Students Benefit from Complete
Aceredtine
All pupils enrolled in as accredit-
ed school benefit from accrediting
in as much as accrediting institu-
tions insist that member schools
must offer well-balanced curricula
and programs o fstudy to meet the
needs OF all students in the school.
whether they are enrolled in college
entrance or non-college entrance
courses. Pupils pursuing college
entrance courses. upon recon-
OF their high school, may
enter any institution OF highe edu-
cation accredited by any one Of
the six associations by certificate
and without examination.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

The Ypsilanti High School has
been fully accredited by the Uni
verslty OF Michigan since 1873. Only
four other schools in the state can
boast OF an older accrediting. Ad-
rian, Ann Arbor. and Jackson High
Schools were accredited in 1871,
Kalamazoo Central Is 1872. Grand
Rapids Central and Ypsilanti High
in 1878. Since that date the school
has been inspected every three
years by the University and has at
no time received a warning that it
was in danger OF losing its stand
ipg. Such warnings are issued TO
schools which appear upon inspec-
ton, to be failing to meet the poll
cies, regulations, and criteria OF
the University.
In addition to the University ac-
crediting, the Ypsilanti High School
has been accredited by the North
Central Association OF Schools and
Colleges since 1909. The North
Central Association is one of six
regional association is the United
States. II comprises 90 states in
the north central territory. II Is
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
In
Ir. RedCross
Will be Nov. |
School Action in
Keeping With
I Serve Pledge

In keeping with the Junior Red
Cross pledge u -serve", the Ypsi-
lanti Public Schools are enlarging
their Junior Red Cross program.
For a number of years the ele-
mentary grades have had hun
dred per cent membership and have
carried on numerous activities.
During the enrolment drive No
vember / to Is, the schools expect
one hundred per cent response.
Each school has CHOSEN two stu
dent representatives. and teacn-
er for the County Junior Red Cross
Council, which meets once month
in Ann Arbor. These representa-
tives and the teacher for each ele-
mentary school are responsible for
activities in that school. The Stu.
dent Council and high school repre-
sentatives have charge OF the Jun
ior Red Cross in high school.
The public schools have already
sent Christmas boxes to England
for refugee children, later more
boxes will be filled for use in the
United States. Many OF the rooms
chose committee to buy these
gifts with teacher supervision and
the boxes were especially fine this
year.
The enlarged program includes
the painting Of Christmas cards to
be used by the soldiers in the hos
pitfalls; making kit bags, checker
boards and other games, rag dolls,
toys of different kinds, scrap books
for soldiers and children in the hos
pitfalls, favors for Christmas and
other holidays, covers for Braile
books (books for the blind), ash
trays, lamps, ambulance pillows and
covers, bed packets. writing boards,
knit and crochet articles, utility
bags, bed slippers for the wounded,
and the collection Of scrap new
cloth for small clothes.
Ypsilanti Junior Red Cross ex-
poets to contribute to the National
Children's Fund Of the Junior Red
Cross, which is raised by children
and expended for children both in
this countr yand abroad. II was
started in 1919 and has been main
tanned since by voluntary contribu-
tions from the American Junior
Red Cross.
From this fund in the United
States, $4,000 was recently spent
for shoes for Russian children; the
same fund is supporting IS day
nurseries in England: IL aids health
work and other worthy projects.
The American Junior Red Cross
with fourteen million other boys
and girls will rededicate the organi.
zation TO its original purpose-"the
production OF comfort and recrea-
tional articles for the armed forces.
and the alienation Of suffering of
children OF other nations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

Mayor Ross X. Bower has by
proclamation asked the people of
fpsilanti to join with the rest Of
the nation in observing the twenty
second American Education Week;
a time set aside for the focusing
OF attention toward our schools so
that We may become better ac-
acquainted with their aims. achieve
ments and needs
American Education Week was
first observed in 1921 and 1922 dur
ing the first week in December.
In 1923 a Joint committee recon-
mended that the date be advanced
To the week preceding the week N
which Thanksgiving Day occurred.
In 1928. 1924 and 1925 the week
just mentioned was employed In
1925 the week in which Armistice
lay falls-that is the week inclu-
siye OF November II was selected
and has been chosen each year asd
II seems this selection is Freeman
cnt.
While the first American Educa-
ton observance was sponsored
jointly by the American Legion
and the National Education Assoc
citation, they have been aided since
that time by the United States Of
fee OF Education. While these
three organizations have led in
its observance. churches. service
clubs and fraternal organizations
have added impetus and signifc-
ance TO the week.
In normal times. the aims of the
week are three fold. First, it is
a period of celebration for the good
work done; second. it is a period
when all are invited to survey and
appraise the services of the schools
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
High School Students Gain
Benefits From Assembly Hours

situation to practice good citizen
ship, 1t acquaints students with
the variety and range provided in
their school curriculum, Il furnish
es a reasonable amount of whole
some entertainment, It arranges
desirable and wholesome contacts
with life outside the school
through well chosen speakers. en-.
tertainers and movies.
The most significant value OF
the assembly hour is that 1t gives
ideal training Tor initiative, re-
sponsibility and team work. The
assembly hour is one OF the best
means the school has for directly
educating youth. The public is al
ways invited to attend and enjoy
these assemblies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

Ballou.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

Experience keeps a dear school,
but fools will learn in no other, and
scarcely in that, for 1t is true, we
may give advice, but we cannot
give conduct. Remember this; they
that will not be counseled cannot
be helped. II you do not hear rea.
son she will rap you over your
knuckles."
ErankIip
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

Every man has two educations
that which is given to him, and
the other, that which he gives to
himself. or the two kinds. the lat
ter is by far the most valuable"
Richter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09
Appreciation of
Schools Sought

is developing future citizens. and
third. it is a time for all schools to
take inventory and change direc-
ton in preparation for this which
lies before.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

Education commences at the
mothers knee, and every word
spoken within the hearsay OF little
children tends toward the forma-
ton OF character"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-09

the armed services are being urged
to report their names and correct
military designations to Norris G..
Wiltse, principal OF Ypsilanti High
School, or TO Edward Heyman, De-
partment OF Social Sciences.