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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Central P.T. "A. Has
Program on Reading

Demonstration lessons IN reading
and music, and the dramatization
OF play presented by grade pupils
provided a novel program for the
Central Grades Parent Teachers AS.
ISOLATION program. Thursday eve
ming in the Ypsilanti High School
auditorium.
In demonstration lesson IN read
ing, Miss Irene Ungrodt used chill.
dren from both second grade groups
and showed how new words In a
reading lesion are developed by the
use OF sounds before children read
a new story. The children then read
from their second grade readers.
The third grade children drama.
tied story entitled. THE Greedy
Cat" Dramatization OF stories is an
important part OF reading also as
1t helps give meaning to words and
stories. Miss Ungrodt said.
Mr.. Randall presented two groups
OF his pupils who played several
fine musical selections.
Foster Fletcher president. con.
Quoted a brief business meeting.
Mrs. Edward Bauer and her com
mittee consisting Of Mrs. Alfred
Schaab. Mrs. Max Lurkins. Mrs.
Earl Ford. Mrs. Robert Steere and
Mrs. Frank Gilbert served dainty re-
fTeshments in the lunch room after
the meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Methodist Easter Breakfast
Planned at Circle Sessions

reservation. Mrs. Stanley Rose
reported that SO was cleared
from the Ghost bake sale. Miss
Lewis asked 10 be told OF any new
families in the city. so that she
may call on them. Calls reported
for the month were. on the sick,
/ 25. social six. Miss Lewis pro-
nounced a short benediction. clos
ing the meeting
Circle three met at the home OF
Mrs. L. r. Chase with 20 members
and one guest present. Mrs. Otis
Lee. leader, conducted the meet
ing. which was opened with the
singing OF the hymn, Wonderful
Words Of Life" Mrs. Arthur
Helfrich led devotions. A card
was read from Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gee. who are spending the
winter in California A White
Elephant sale was conducted
Refreshments of tea and cook
les were served by the committee,
Mrs. Ernest Chapelle, Mrs. Leland
Jacobs and Mrs. R. c. Scrivens.
The circle will have a May morn
ing breakfast at their May meet
ing.
Circles four and ten had a Joint
cooperative luncheon at the church
with their separated business
meetings following. Ten were pres
emf from circle four and % from
circle ten, and four guests. The
L shaped tables had 81. Patrick's
decorations of green and white
candles. place cards and nut cups,
Shamrocks and ported plants The
singing OF the hymn, There is sun
shine In my Soul" with Mrs. Ray
Burrell accompanying. For devo-
tons. Miss Muriel McKercher read
Psalm 40 and closed with prayer.
The hymn The Changing Year"
was sung in unison. The program
was OF a patriotic nature, consist
ing OF information about the flag
in the form OF games and the flag
ceremony followed by the singing
of the "Star Spangled Banner.
Mrs. Robert Blackmer read an
Edgar Guest poem entitled Amer
ica Has Crossed the Seas. All
Joined in singing two songs. GOD
Bless America" and America the
Beautiful After remarks by Mrs
J. Lynn Houck. president Of the
W.SCS.. the hymn T'Blest be the
Tie That Binds" was sung.
The group divided and the two
circles held their separate bust
ness meetings Circle ten report
ed 81 calls and circle four had ID.
Committee for the day was Mrs.
Roswell Hanlon. Mrs. Robert
Blackmer. Mrs. o. s. Walden
meyer. Mrs Lee Brown and Mrs.
Ray Burrell The next meeting
Of circle four will be Apr. 3 with
Miss Effie MetZger.
Mrs. Edward Hines was hostess
for the meeting OF circle five with
nine members present. The meet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Motion Picture
Plans Completed

Plans were completed at the
meeting OF the Altar Society OF ST.
John Church, Thursday evening in
the recreation room of the rectory,
for the motion picture the society
is sponsoring. Mar. IS and 10. Mem
befs were urged to make their re-
turns Monday evening at the rec
reation room. Miss Blanche Emery,
digest reporter. who was unable to
be present. sent note saying that
Msgr. Sheen, who is said to draw
the highest number OF listeners on
any radio program OF a religious ma
ture. will be narrator for the mo.
ton picture. Plans were made for
a bake sale Mar. % with Mrs
George Rominski. chairman.
Mrs. Raymond Grover. president.
conducted the business meeting.
The women. who have discontin-
ued their social program for the
duration, spent the remainder Of
the evening folding and rolling
dressings and baudases for the
Catholic Medical Mission Board.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Official Attends
ID. of II. v. Meeting

Martha A. Beach Tent Daughters
OF Union Veterans had as visitors
Tor their Inspection meeting Thurs
day evening in GAR. Hall. Mrs
sadie Snyder. Pontiac. department
president. Mrs. Hazel Derby. Ben.
ton Harbor. Mrs. Albertine Baker.
Pontiac, department guard, Mrs.
Edith Clark. Coldwater. past depart
ment president and several from
Ann Arbor tent.
Mrs. Snyder acted as inspector
for the initiation OF one new candi-
date. Mrs. Harry Weston.
Plans were made to send a box
10 the Hawaiian Islands to Bennett
Stadtmiller. son OF Mrs. Mabel
Stadtmiller. a member.
Officers OF this tent are to pre-
sent the initiatory work at the dis
trict convention to be In Owosso.
Apr. H. Mrs. Edward Grannis is
district president.
on Mar. IS the tent will meet at
the home OF Mrs Philip Waiting to
sew for the Red Cross. The sewing
will take the place Of the usual
social time. MIS-. Fred johnson was
appointed chairman OF the rummage
sale 10 be in April.
Mrs. A. ~ Burd, president. con
Quoted the business meeting. which
was preceded by dinner with Mrs
Pearl Raymond. chairman. The din
ing tables were decorated in pat :
Otto colors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
SPEAKER TELLS
NEED OF HEALTH

Miss Pauline Brimhall. director
OF the health service at Lincoln
School. addressed the Natural Sci
ence Club Of Michigan State Nor
NAL College Thursday evening In
the Science Building. stressing the
need OF sound physical as we'll as
mental health during time OF war.
Miss Brimhall described the
many functions OF the national,
state, and particularly the county,
health service. War has made the
American people much more cons
cious OF the Importance and need
OF such services, she said. The
county health service promotes
better recreational facilities, she
pointed out. In answer to the
question concerning how the health
department manages to carry out
ail its various functions. Miss
Brimhall said that 1t works In CO
operation with many civic agen'
cies including police and fire de-
partments and the Boards Of Com
merce.
Barry Afford, Ypsilanti, president
OF the Natural Science Club, intro
duced the speaker.
Miss Eileen Granskog. Stoning-
ton, secretary.treasurer of the or
ganization, read the minutes OF the
previous meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

Presbyterian Women's Union
groups are being recognized and
rearranged. At a meeting at the
church, Thursday afternoon, groups
three and four met separately AMI
closed their affairs. The two groups
had recently purchased new drapes
for the newly decorated church par
lois. A point meeting which was
opened with devotions was led by
Mrs. Raymon Bair. Fourteen new
memaers were added, then the
whole group was divided into three
groups TO be called groups two.
three and four.
When the whole organization is
complete there will be five groups,
two to meet in the evening and
three in the afternoon. Group five
will meet next Wednesday night at;
the home OF Mrs. David Nicol. All
E. Michigan Ave, and elect officers.
The new officers for group two
are Mrs. James Beach, chairman;
Mrs. Lyle Smith, vice chairman;
Mrs. Eugene Strang, secretary,
Mrs. William Cook. treasurer. For
the April meeting the group will
have a tea at the home OF Mrs. B.
w. Peet.
Officers elected by group three
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Future Plans Laid
by Rainbow Girls

Plans for future activities for the
Order o. Rainbow for Girls were
made. one petition for membership
was accepted. and three board mem
bers who were unable 10 be present
for installation at the public in
stallation, Jan. go. were installed
Thursday evening at the Rainbow
meeting. Miss Shirley Briggs. wor-
thy advisor presided and invited
10 the East, Maxine Wilbur, grand
chaplain, Miss Virginia Epson,
grand musician and Mrs. Luman
Seamans, worthy matron OF the Or
der OF Eastern star. Board mem
bers introduced were Mrs. +. z.
Darragh, chairman, Mrs. Paul Bur
rell Mrs. Harry Faulkner. Mrs. Ray
Burrell. Mrs. George Tedder. Mrs.
William Crawford, aud Mrs. Hubert
Holloway. mother advisor.
The petition for membership for
Miss Juanita Badger vas balloted
on and accepted. Board members in
stalled by Mrs. Seamans were Mrs.
Darragh, Mrs. Paul Burrell and Mrs.
Harry Faulkner. The merit system.
which started at this meeting was
explained.
The girls are planning 10 have
two bowling teams with a prize 10
be awarded the winning team. IL
was decided TO have a bake sale in
connection with the Eastern Star
rummage sale in April. Activities
include attendance at church in a
group in April. and visit to Chel-
sea Eastern Star Chapter to exem-
plify the degrees, Apr. %, instead
OF Mar. 20 as previously announced.
They will be guests OF Chelsea
Chapter for dinner also. at $50.
All officers must be present for the
practice meeting, in preparation for
the Chelsea visit, Mar. 10, at 6:45 in
the temple dining room. A moth
er's club is being started. the first
meeting to be Mar. 10 at 2:30 in
the dining room.
Miss Shirley Briggs was elected
delegate to the Grand Assembly 20
be Apr. Is to 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Cleary College
Dance Tonight

Tonight students OF Cleary Col
lege will hold the c U Hop. their
biggest dance OF the year, in Charles
McKenny Hall. YpsilantL from p.
m. until a. m. with a grand march
about midnight. This is an annual
event which usually attracts about
ESQ to 300 students. alumni. faculty
members. and their friends. vii
liam Layton, Johnstown, PennsyF
vania, accounting major at Cleary
College. is trumpet player with the
orchestra which will provide music
for the occasion.
The decorations this year will
carry out a patriotic theme. There
will be a large V for victory at the
back OF the orchestra platform, and
programs and favors will be In ma
tional colors.
Chaperones will be President and
MIS-. owen j. Cleary, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Cleary. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
0. Allen, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Jackson.
The dance is sponsored by the
Mems Union and the Women's
League Of the College. Women 5
League president is Mildred Brick,
Flat Rock: Mems Union president
Is Julian Timmons. Jackson; Wom-
ems League c U Hop general chair
man is Miss Mary Schadel. Ypsi-
lanti: and Mems Union c U Hop
general chairman is Arnold Nicolay.
Jackson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Presbyterian Women S Union
Groups Being Recognized

are Mrs. T. H. Bird, chairman: Mrs.
Charles Epson. vice chairman; Mrs.
R. J. Baker, secretary; Mrs. Fred
erick Fischer, treasurer. There will
be a board meeting at the home Vi
Mrs. Bird, Mar. "a to plan for future
activities.
Group four elected officers and
decided to hold their meetings the
second Thursday of each month Al
the homes OF members. New Off
GERS are Mrs. L. F. Cushman. chat .
man; Mrs. Clarence Pace, vice chair
man; Dr. Ellen NJ Brown. secre-
tary; Mrs. Frank B. Lyon, treas
urer. The April group meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Cushman.
The program committee will be
Mrs. Cushman. Mrs. Pace, Mrs. A
". Holstead and Mrs. F. |. Burgess.
Group number ones new officers.
elected at the home OF Mrs. Harry
Losey, are Mrs. Raymond Rubison.
chairman; Mrs. ROLAND Missy
vice chairman; Mrs. Carl Schanz,
secretary; Mrs. George Wallace.
treasurer. 1t vas voted to turn in
$40 TO the Union.
Deyotions were led by Mrs. Harry
Hammond. Committees appointed
for the church Family Night supper
Apr. 10 which will be In charge Of
this group, are Mrs. Losey, kitchen;
and Mrs. George Wallace. dining
room. The group will have a dinner
at the home OF Mrs. Losey, Mar. 25.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13

Announcements Of the Method
Isl Easter breakfast, Apr. ? and
OF boxes 10 be sent TO soldier boys
in camp for Easter. were made
at the meetings Of circles one,
Two. three. four five, six, seven,
nine, ten and H. OF the Woman S
Society OF Christian Service
Thursday afternoon and evening
Fourteen were present for the
meeting OF circle one at the home
of Mrs. Leon Hathaway. Deyo'
lions were led by Mrs. Minnie
Snideeor. Mrs. Hathaway report
ed on the executive board OF the
W.s.C.S. held Mar. 5. Donations
OF material and time for Mrs.
FIossie Feiner's Jacksonville prof.
ect were requested. Mrs. Hatha'
way explained about the Navajo
Indian home in Pennington, New
Mexico, TO which rugs are being
sent from the W.S.C.S.
This circle will be assisted by
circle II in serving the Farm Bu'
reau dinner Refreshments OF nut
bread sandwiches. cookies and tea
were served by the hostess and
Mrs. Frank Thayer.
Miss Caroline Lewis, leader.
presided at the business meeting
Of circle two At her home After
the hymn "Blest be the Tie That
Binds. Mrs. Fred Howard pre-
scented the devotions taking as
her subject He went about heal.
ing. She told OF the work OF
women medical missionaries, par
ticularly in India where men are
not welcome to attend the Indian
women. She also told OF the won
derful work of the missionary Ida
Sauder. She closed reading an
Easter poem. Many members
were reported III. Members were
reminded of the boxes that are TO
be filled for boys in camp Tor
Easter. Boxes are 10 contain, pea
nuts. candy and cookies. The
Easter breakfast at the church.
Apr. 2 was announced. Miss
Lewis reminded members OF the
Sunshine bag opening 10 be In
May. Mrs. Ivan Rau reported on
rugs sent by the WS.C.S. to Farm
ington. New Mexico, TO Navajo
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
HYMNS PROVIDE
SPEECH TOPIC

NJ. o. Rydberg, Ypsilanti, as
guest speaker at the Huron Chris
tian Fellowship meeting Thursday
evening in Stsrkweather Hall, told
stories OF well.known hymns. in
Guiding circumstances which led
to writing them. as well as per-
sonal items about the authors
lives.
Miss Peggy CHASING. Blrming
ham. president Of the Fellowship.
introduced Mr.. Rydberg.
Edward Bowles, Detroit, sang
Alone.
Miss Edith Foulk. Reading, led
group singing.
Neil Nellis. field secretary OF the
Christian Fellowships. was In Yp-
silantl Thursday and attended the
meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Mrs. Yeatman Given
Pleasant Farewell

Mrs. Harold Yeatman. who is
leaving this week end for her new
home near Jackson, was given
pleasant farewell party in the WON
ems lounge OF Charles McKenny
Hall, Thursday evening. Mrs. Roy
Mass and Mrs. Don PEBBLES were
hostesses. The lounge was prettily
decorated with yellow jonquils and
sweet peas. The group OF IS played
pedro with prizes going TO Mrs
Daryl Hawker. Mrs. William Flynn
and Mrs. Jean Wing.
Guests were served a delicious
luncheon. after which Mrs. Yeatman
was presented with a shower OF
linen handkerchiefs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
T ackman Circle
Changes Meeting

At Thursday afternoons meeting
at the home OF Mrs. Edward Schu-
man, Tackman Circle of the Dorcas
Society Of the Lutheran Church
members decided to change the time
OF their meetings from O'Clock TO
1870 hereafter, and made plans for
their next meeting to be at the
home OF Mrs. Theodore Chebowski.
Thirty-four were present.
Mrs. Schuman opened the meet
ing by reading from John Is. az.
which all joined in repeating the
Apostles Greed. Mrs. Frank Lidke.
ST. vice president. conducted the
meeting. The women sewed on car
pet rags.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Miss ErSkine Guest
at Pantry Shower

Miss Elizabeth Erskine. whose
marriage to Kenneth Heliker will
take place Apr. IS. was honored
with a pantry shower by Mrs. F.
j. Block at her home Thursday
evening. Pedro provided entertain.
ment for the evening with prizes
going to Mrs. Wilfred Graubner
and Miss Erskine.
Miss Erskine's many useful pan
try gifts were presented 10 her af.
ter she had read a clever original
poem written for her. Delicious re-
freshments were served at table
attractively decorated in keeping
with ST. Patricks Day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Baptists to Send
Gifts to Camps

At the meeting OF the Baptist
Women's Union, Thursday evening
at the church, plans were made 10
remember the boys in camp at Eas-
ter, to make a pledge to the church
repair fund and to start working
toward a fund for the purchase of
new drapes for the church win
dows. Mrs. oliver Huston presid
ed at the business meeting which
was opened with devotions led by
Mrs. Earl Studt. Circle reports
were made and Mrs. Howard Ray
mo, White Cross chairman. report
ed that the boxes the women pre-
pared, which have been about 4
month on account of shipping FACT
Titles. are now on their way.
Mrs. H. o. Woodbury. is chairman
OF the committee to arrange for
gifts for soldiers in camp.
The new project OF purchasing
new drapes for the church audi
forum was discussed and Mrs.
Eva Evans was appointed to inves-
tigate the matter and report at the
next meeting.
For the program. THE Outreach
OF the Church" theme was carried
out by means OF talks given by
representative OF several organi-
cations. Mrs. Charles Smith re-
ported on the Needlework Guild,
Mrs. Paul Hatch on the Red Cross,
Miss Martha Norris, young peo-
pies secretary, gave fine report
on the Baptist Missionary Training
School in Chicago. Miss Norris
attended this school. which Is
helped by the local church. She
told OF the work OF the school and
of her pleasant time spent study
ing there.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
St. Luke Women
Sew For Red Cross

ST. Luke League OF Women AMI
the Auxiliary Guild sewed all day
Thursday on hospital quilts for the
Red Cross. For luncheon at noon,
Mrs. Elton Rynearson and Mrs.
Flossie Feiner were guests. Mrs.
Rynearson explained about Red
Cross work and Mrs. Feiner told Of
the work being done by the Com
munity Fund agencies in the area
east Of the city A brief business
meeting OF the League OF Women
with Mrs. William Snyder presiding,
fOlIowed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Entertalns Club

Mrs. F. J. Mikolic entertained the
jolly Nine Club Thursday afternoon
TO honor Mrs. Walter Halliday who
was presented with a gift. Two
tables OF cards were in play with
prizes going to Mrs. Halliday. Mrs
Guy Springer and Mrs. Alfred
Becker. Refreshments were served
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Calendar of Social Events

TODAY
Faculty o'clock formal lounge Of Charles MKenny
Hall
Ypsianu Order Eagles o'clock hall 71s
\. Huron St.
Winter Bridge alumni lounge 1880 Charles McKenny
Hall
study welch Hall lO5 1880
p. m.
Baptist Brotherhood Glass. 1880 p. m.
SATURDAY
Washenaw Women Golfers luncheon o'clock Farm Cupboard
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Very Pretty Shower
Given Miss Phillips

A very pretty shower was given
Miss Delphine Phillips Thursday
night in Charles McKenny Hall by
Miss Marion Herbst and Miss Vir-
ginia Oliver. The eleven guests took
part in an attractive linen shower
which was arranged on small closet
shelves spread with white crepe
paper and the articles tied with pink
ribbons. Games were played. Miss
Pnillfps marriage to CLARK Hardy
viii take place Mar. 20.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13


Where Cross the Crowded Ways
Of Life. Mrs. Earl Henry had
charge OF the deyotions. reading
from the fifth chapter OF John.
one TO 18th verses. A communiea-
ton was read from Mrs. J. D.
Rust. Twenty three calls were
reported.
After the meeting a game was
played with prizes going to Mrs.
Alden Day and Mrs. Anna Ely.
Delicious refreshments OF para
disc pudding, tea and mints were
served. Mrs. Dora Seamans was
assisting hostess
Circle six met with Mrs. Harry
Faulkner. Mrs. Robert Lambie led
the devotions. This circle is 10
attend church in group. Mar. %.
The circle is to serve a supper at
the church for the Lookout com
mittee, Mar, %. For the program,
Mrs. Ralph Wagner sang The
Golden Key" and played the piano
accompaniment for the singing OF
three hymns for the Lenten sea
son. Mrs. Lowell Lee read an in
teresting article concerning the
Indian mission in Pennington,
New Mexico. where the WS.CS. is
sending rag rugs. Thirty three
sick and IS social calls were re-
ported. Thirty two members and
ono
The refreshment table was pref
tily decorated with a St Patrick's
theme. Mrs Lambie and Mrs.
George Ross poured. The commit
tee for the meeting was Mrs. Man
ley Roe, and Mrs Ralph Wright. CO.
chairmen. Mrs. Walter Gale. Mrs.
Lambie, Mrs John Miller and Mrs.
Harry Faulkner.
Circle seven met at the home
Of Mrs. William Waidner with Is
members and three visitors pres.
emit. Mrs. Robert Coffron, in lead
ing devotions. used as her subject
Religion and Democracy" Plans
were discussed for serving the
W.S.CS. Easter breakfast. Apr. 9.
Mrs. J. C. Gatz will be chairman
of the kitchen, and Mrs. Waidner.
dining room. AS so many OF the
soldier boys are in Australia. Mrs.
~ F. Kenady read an article CON
tanning pertinent facts about Aus
tralia
Fourteen members were present
at the meeting of circle nine at
the home OF Mrs. George Carr.
Mrs. A. A BeDell led the devotions
taking as her text Healing"
taken from John s. 18th verse
Members were reminded that they
are to provide cookies and candy
for the soldiers Easter box. A re-
port was made Of the last WSC.S.
meeting.
At the birthday meeting Apr. g.
for entertainment each member
will tell Of her most unusual birth
day, and birthday collection will
be taken.
Circle II met In the evening at
the home OF Mrs. Clifton Bennett
with 10 members present. TWO
new names, Mrs. John Poe and
Mrs Walter Harris were added
to the membership roll II was
decided to have a candy sale after
the church Easter breakfast. APT.
2. The circle will assist in the
dining room for the Farm Bureau
dinner. Mar. H. Devotions. open
ing the meeting. were conducted
by Mrs. Glenn Spencer. who read
from Luke II, to 13 verses. The
remainder OF the evening was
spent knitting afghan squares and
hospital lap robes for the Red
Cross. Three lap robes were fin
ished.
The next circle meeting will be
Apr. 9 at the home OF Mrs. Harold
Yates.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
sILBER ACQUITTED

Detroit. Mich. Mar. l3-INS-
After celebrating nine hours,
jury Thursday had acquitted Irving
Silber who was charged with fatal.
ly shooting his business partner,
Albert S. Polk. Polk was shot fol-
lowing an argument and witnesses.
including psychiatrists testified
they believed Silver was temper.
arily insane when the crime oc.
Cured.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
Receives Advancement

Mrs. George Zurek has received
word that her cousin. DR.. Lester
Mounts, who was on the medical
staff at Ford Hospital for three
years and received advancement a
short time ago to surgeon-in-chief at
the illogical Institute, New
York City. has also been given an
other advancement. Dr.. Mounts will
teach a class at Columbia Univer-
sity. She also received news that
her cousins. DR.. and Mrs. Mounts,
are the parents OF a boy named
Philip Maxwell.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-13
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