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Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku
Niliiarde "a magnate automobilske industrije

IL Detroita jayjaju 10 februara da je E. c. KenzleI. GA . @a-
tomotivne Crane Odbora Ratne Proizvodnie, ucnio nekolIho izla.a u
vezi "a neposrednom budutnosi autonnobnske industrije. Prva el;i-
rama izjava tog poitiCara jeste, -da on nije primeIo "ustrucaTanJe'
automobilske industrije da st pretvara Il ratnu lndustrlju. Al Je
zatim odmah dao oblan razlog. On rece da magnati te ogron.ne n
dustrije, kUa upolue sada 100000 radnika koja &c potreSeyati
JOS par naknadnih stotina hiljada radnika. wee dWe preko L mil
jardi doara ratnih porudzbina. ! on daIe rete, da je 10 teA e"ce-
tax. ier Sc NADIA da &c sa lnija sklapanja te ndusIije jar*-i s"tni
tenkovi it'd, veGom brzinom cd automobile.
Sta je tim plutokratima, posednicima automoolske indU~tf5e,
stale sta ona proizvodi Min brine samo jedna briga, a 10 i pro-
fit. Buduci da ratne porudzbne garantTaju veGe profile tim gaVa-
nina jos "zlatniju' buducnost, ne treba 81 nj maIo Guditi ito Sc
oni ne ustruGavaju da prime svemoguGe ratne porudzbine. Drssin
recima, nema nsta idealnoe, patriotskog Il oyom aktu tin n@rEata
automobiske industrije.
Sasma obzatna bi bHa stvar da vlada terra kapjtaliste d& Eroiz-
vode ratni material pod uslovina manjeg protita. Tada bi bl1o pro-
tesla protesta, sa predikaonica, sudskih tTibuna, & narcotic a sra
ne korunpisane burzoaske stanpe. 4 oo njihova vlada 4 Washing
tonu vno dobEo INA. otuda velike porudzbine sa masnim pro-rma.
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Inlll1aTdl uOldIH SouiSI1Je I'd rat
ne pripreme. Plan toy odbora pre-.
porucuje da vlada nastavi sa to-
likim godisniim trosenjem i nakon
rata, da &c Sc tako moci nastaviti
sa visokom proizvodnjom i velikim
uposlivanjem fadnika. Naravno,
tai odbor je zaboravio da nadje
i place koje b male da zamenu
ratnu pijacu koja guta tie 60 mi
lijardi dolara godisnje, ali 0 ovo-
me malo kasnije.
Plutokratska stampa, koja Sc
takodjer dala u brigu sta &c biti
posle rata, kao sto je %njuiorski
Times, ne vidi tn ociglednu praz-
ninu prakticnog della tog plana,
vec Sc slaze sa tim odborom da
posleratna b~esposlica ne mora BIZ
ii "neizbezna.' Ali sto MEGA bri-
ne kao cuvara profitaskog siste-
ma, to je da ylada ne zaboravi ma
"profitni motiv,' jer veil Times,
Uni ne smemo zaboraviti da
su legitimni profit motorna sna-
ga svog naSeg sistema slobodnih
poduzeca." | on dale sa svoje plu-
tokratske tacke gledista uvodnic-
XII kritikuje plan pomenutog plan
skcg odhara .fade u Washingto-
fru. MENU Sc ne dopada stfana
tog plana koja preporucuje da
vlada trosi so milijardi dolara
g%odisnje, jer "neprekidno zajma-
ME i trosenje Wade da bi Sc IL
kretnju ~stavila kupovna moe ma
seq ~posleratnog sistema predpos-
tavlja da &c L"slobodna" poduze-
ca biti mrtva, iii tome blizu. i da
cemo morati p~osedovati Mechanic
ko srce sa kojim da pumpamo e.
Eonomsku krv." | tai plutokratski
list otvoreno veil: "Takvo resenje
problema nece biti nikakvo re-
senje." | on dolazi, sa svoje plu-
tokratske tacke gledista, do INA
tajnog zakljucka. Cujmo ga:
ITO bi znacilo da sc mi presto
pOdajemo nasoj vrsti ekOnOmskog
totalitarijanizma nakon sto smo
porazili [stranu] vrstu nacistic-
kog Observation-Disclosures"
Tako vidimo zaista da je pita-
ME resenja drustvenog problema
goruce pitanje i da kapitalistic-
ka drzava, kao sto to priznaje ka-
pitalisticka stampa, ne moze nj
malo da nadje resenje postojeeeg
velikog d~rustvenog pitanja. l sa-
kapitalisticka stampa prizna-
je da je nesposobna da dade Cd
govor ma to pitanje, jer ona samo
kritikuje a ne usudjuje Sc da MIS-
ia svoje preporuci.
A sada da pogledamo te, vladi-
nog odbora, suggestive sa marksis-
tickle tacke gledista. Imajmo ma
umu da je plutokratska stampa
dosla sa svoje tacke gledista ma
da tai plan vodi ka do
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti
Crvens Armija prodire usuprot nacisticke
kOntra -OfenZiVe.

Nacisti SUI pokusali svestrano da pojacaJu svoIe pozlcle oa
cine nove navale u nadi da sprece neprekidni prodir Crvene ArmiJe'
Kao so je prethodno javljeno, nacisti vuku svoju voJsku IL okapl-
ranih zernalja salju tamo move vojnike RumunJe Madzafske Ga
hi poNigli pomenuti cHj. Ali izgleda da je Geo nacistnkl napor ul-
MEN uzalud, ir Crvene se prodiru sa jacom siom usuprot nacs-
tckog znatnog pojacanja.
Sovjetska, moderno naoruzana konjica prodrla je kroz majestic
ku liniju kod Leningrada, a "a MON ide teska Sovjetska artllerl]a 0
kojoj ovh dana mnogo slusamo, da sto uspesnije poveca JAZZ lzme-
du jednog drugog kraja preloma nacistickog obruca.
U blzini Smolenska Crvene sle S u strasno porazii naGste, a
druga vest veil da Crvena Armja neprekidno prodlre zapadno od
Leningrada, oslobodivsi jedno selo "a drugm.
Vest il Moskve Cd Is. februara, javlja da su Il jednom predelu
Crvene se prodrle napred "a 80 mnja, da su navalii ma nacistcku
"zimsku liniju' da su prodrli II Beu Rusiju, tie da s. sada nalaze
oko 72 mile istocno cd stare granice Poljske.
Ma juznom deu tog krvavog fronta, Tomisenkove sie stalno u
daraju ma nacist6ka utvrdjenja oko Harkova osvajaju mesta
to da cd trideset oblasti provincie Harkova najmanje deset 81 u
rukama Sovjetske sie. Skoro polovinom bogatog Dona yladaju So
vjdi sve provincije Vorosilovgrada su proeiscene cd nacista sada
Sc tamo krece proizvodnja ug1ja, hemijskih proizvoda.
Nekoiko nacistickih zarobljenika, kDi su Sc silom okolnosti, a
ne mole trpeti zimu Sovjetsku sinu ofenzivu. Nina 81 i'm priea-|
Ii da Crvena Armija nema nikakvog oruzja da i u beGstvu, tako
su i'll slrasno ,preyarilI jer 81, sYojina 9ocima videii da je stvaf sasma
obratna.
Uspesan otpor prodir Crvene Armije jeste jedina sjajna stra-
ma ovog uzasnog svetskog krvoproica, jr "demokratije' drugamo
Crvena ArmUa je uspesna, pored ostalog, ier ona brani svoju zemlju!
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Re$enje dru$tvenog problema.

Da Sc kapitalizam nalazi Il pro-
cesu sopstvenog rastroistva 0 to-
me ne manjkaju dokazi. Kud god
Sc okrenemo, gde god Sc nalazili,
ma cije suggestive j misljenja slu-
sail, svugde vidimo, citamo, cuie-
mo i osecamo ola kapitalizam uzas-
no patti cd unutrasnje ineffective
bolesti.
Ljudi Sc pitaju, ljudi IL svakog
kruga brinu Sc sta &c biti. Maj
bolji sinovi V zemlie, sinovi ra-
da, liju krv i drugi milioni Sc
spremaju "a BOZ; iedna krupna
lndustrija "a drugom cd Wade do
bija naredbu, naravno uvek po-
pracenu sa g%arancijom zlatnog
profita "a Meme posednike, pluto
krate, da Sc pretvori iskljucivo u
industriju ratne proizvodnje. Pr
taju Sc ljudi i zene, pa i deca Sc
mogu pitati, sta &c Cd svega to-
ga biti? kuda sve ovo vodi?
Zasto da Sc stanovnistvo owe
zemlje ne boji cd zlih ~posledica
koje mogu sledovati ovo krvopro-
lice kada Sc SEGA sta je morale
gutati nakon d~ovrsetka Prvog
Svetskog Rata. Ia punih deset go
dime milioni bespeslenih radnika
,dobise p5fFosjaeki slap 'da 1--WE cd
JAYNE milostinje. Zbog toga sto o.
nj behu kapitalizmu sasvim nepo-
trebni k~apitalisti SUI gledali ma
svaki million dolara potrosen ia
ishranu besposlenih sa pakosnim
okom. Nina je dayana hrana ko-
ia beSe nedovoljna i Stetna. Do
kaz "a ovo imamo so pc sto mia
dica owe Zemlje koji ne mogoSe
proci nf~puku vojnicku With. Sa-
ola sc vlada brine .da hrana Dude
hranljivija. Ali sada je rad potre-
ban kapitalu, jer je ratno stanje.
Niece Ii radnici Owe zeml.je biti
suoceni sa istom j JOS vecom bes-
poslicom nakon ovog kr%voprolica,
i nece Ii kapitalisti biti jos pa
kosniji prema milionima nepo-
trebnih najamnih radnika nego
sto oni behu nakon svrsetka pr
vog svetskog krvoprolica, i nece
Ii hrana "a te vece milione bes-
poslenih biti jos CORA da &c bu-
duel narastaj radnicke klase biti
sasvim nesposoban "a ikakav ma
por? Brige radnicke klase su bril-
ge covecanstva - brige progresa
j civiaizacije:
Dfustveno pHanje p%ostaje zes-
ce nego sto je ikada bilo, da sc i
sauna politicka drzava dala u bri-
gu organizovala .je svoj odbor
do bi on mogao naci odgoyor ma
ritanje:. sta &c biti posle rata?
Vladin planski. odbor, National
Planning Board" pod
nosi svoj plan, koji predvidja ma
stasak vladimir postojecih -trosko-
Danas vlada trosi prosecno 60
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macem nacizmu. Buduci da sa
drustvom vlada %privatna svojina
mad sredstvima proiZvodnje, sto
rredpostavlja uzasnu Cinjenicu da
radnicka klasa p%roizvodi svo drus-
tveno bogatstv0, ali zbog toga sto
ne poseduje Instruments proiz-
vodnje ona prima samo jednu Sc
stinu, ako i toliko, svoga proizvO-
da, a druge pet j wise Sestina Wis
ka vrednosti" prisvaja, zbog toga
sto poseduie te Instruments pro-
izvodnje, plutokratija; i buduci Ia
je radnicka klasa skoro progutala
svo stanovnistvo owe ZemlJe, to
predpostavlja da tih 60 milijardi
dolara proizvedenog bogatstva lie
bi mogla p~otrositi radnicka klasaI
jer bi dobila sano oko deset mill
jardi dolara Il vidu najamnice.
Zbog toga sto je plutokratija bToi-
no malena ona nije Il stanju po-
troSiti say ukradeni "viSak vred-
nosti.' Drugim recima, i kada bi
vlada zaista mOgla zadrzati ratni
dec proizvodnje j nakon dovrSet-
ka rata, n bi morala traziti stra-
ne place, kojih nece biti nakon
rata nj IL tolikoj meri koje behu
pre- pocetka ovog k~rvoproliea. Ona
bi tada morala sama uniStaNati
proizvode j bacati milione radni-
ka ma ulici besposlice. "Slobodna
%poduzeca' bi Sc nasla Ii istom POI
lozaju. Tako veci broi miliona|
radnika lutao bi pc piiaci milioni-I
te hesposlice i nosio jos veci pros-l
jacki slap JAYNE milostinie. Bee
pitanja licne zelje postojecih poli-l
ticara, kada &c buduca politicka
vlada biti posle rata suocena sa
OWN problemom ona &c Sc moral
Il laaati ne samo ekonomskih to-
talitarijanskih mera, nego j poli-l
tickih. Radnitka klasa &c pretiti
vidno sa pobunom. u tom slucaiu
&c politicka prava owe zemlje za-
.jedno sa konstitucijom biti zako-I
pana duboko u zemliu. | zaista,
ovakvo resenje nece biti nikakvoI
~resenje. Iii, ono &c biti sasma OBJ
ratno obecanjima rvladinog odbo-
koji veil da &c sa svojim pla-
nom garantovati prosperitet.
Neka politicka vlada sabere al
jednom odboru najpametnije oso-
be, sto Sc ona j trudi; neka oni
rade danju i nocu; neka ispituiu
rajtanje we've; neka imaju ma ras-
polozenje sve sto i'm je potrebno
- neka oni sve to rade. Il okviru
kapitalizma oni nece moci naci rel
5enje drustvenog problema. Da je
to moguce Rim bi danas bio kao
Sto hose "a vreue Cezara. fonda
lima bi bio kao sto bese "a vre-
ne Lula ", i mi Sc danas ne bi
sa pitanjem velike osnov-
he drustvene promene. +,
(Nastavak ma !. strani.)
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Churchill gubi "popularnost."

. Ratni ministar-predsedni Winston Churchill, prema vestima IL
Londona, poeeo je da gubi "popularnost." ;. Gubitak HongKonga, Ma
lajskog pouostrva i Singapore, -kao il prolaz naeistishe flote ispod
nosa britanske avijatike kroz Britanski Kanaly sve ovo- paraznoc deNi-
je ma ratnog ministra predsednika. = -
Londonske noWne novine drugih -gTadova Engleske .traze izme-
ne u Churchiloyoj vladi. Neki drze da &c pomenuti porazi pfouzrok5-
vati izmenu Wade, ali da &c Churchill ipak ostati ko predsednik-ni
Nastavak ma A. strani) - i@---
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Britannia pokuSava da predobije Indiju sa
Kai-SekOm.

Il New Delhi, India, javljaju 10. februara da je tamo stigao
Chang Kajsek. glava kineske Wade, So nadom da predobje vodje
sve-Indjskog Kongresa "a punu saradnju sa Britanijom: Nakon so
Sc sastao sa brhanskim vice-rojom, Kaj-sek je posetio vidnog vo-
du Indijskog Kongresa, Pandita Jawaharlai-a Nehru-a, kji je ne
davno pusten il "demokratskog" zatvora. Mega je tamo drzala Bi-
tanUa jer je trazio nezavisnu Indiju.
,Kaj-sek je pokusao da predobije Nehru-a druge vodje Kongre-
sa da svu svoju simpatiju stave ma strani "demokratija." On i'm je
uoeio koika bi mogla bhi ljudska snaga kada sbi Sc spoili protiv
Opisao i'm je mogucnost da bi u tom slucaju oni mogli spodici vojsku
Cd 10 milona vojnika. Ali izge7a da, iako ST yodji Indjskeg Kon-
gresa dobro. docekali Kaj-seka, poslednji nje dobio povoIan odgo-
vor. Kada je tn stvar Kaj-sek javio britanskoj vlasti, poslednja je
ponudila pomenutom Kongresu, prema vestima cd IL. februara il is
tog mesta, mesto u ratnom odboru da take India Dude jednako pred
stavljena ko estate dominic.
1sa vest ne kaze kako su vodji sveIndiskog Kongresa print
Ii tn britansku ponudu, ali veil da je istog dana Nehru Yucnio ne.
koliko znacajnih izjava. On rece: -~---~t- 49,
"Kad sam stigao u New Delhi QUO sam saputanje da -cemo mi
promenhi svoje drzanje. @ t--~.-~v- LII
"Ovo nie cinjenica. To bi bia> uvneda. "a NIGGA, .kao i IA mas,
da pomisimo da cemo mi promeniti svoju poziciju -zbeg -njegovog
dolaska" l dale rece: ~.~.-.y.--@@~~.. 49,
"?lasa ,je odlpka ucinjena ~nakon zrelog ~rasudjivanja = India
neee usvojiti Niche vladanje ukljucujuei Japana .Nemacke, sem.
vadu masa 1naije."-
Drugim recima, Nehru rece Britaniji, dajte nam. Indiju mi ce
mo je braniti Ali nama Sc .eni da &c Britannia -postupiti prema tom
zahtevu Indie, kao sto bi kapitaisti postupili prema zahteyu radni-
ka da i'm predadnu industrije, ona &c je reskirati da .je gadni japan
Ovo Britannia do danas cinjenicama potvrdjuje.. -.
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WRHE. aAniSte.
N,, tyuritnt;ctsAo~ xpvox

N1AsA WRHk. 4lniSte-
Nnje kapitalistickog ure.
djenja; %unistenje nsjam
nog ropstva radnicka lila.
Sc; p~renasanje svih Zemalj-
skin industrija U ruke OF
ganizovanih prGizvodjG j.
svakom radn;ku Dgt1r
plod njegovog rada; osin-
bOdjenje celGg t0veCan-
stva cd moriie KIasne Via
davine; usp0stavlianje Sl".
bodne Zajednice Drugova
I Drugarica -- INDUSTRIAL
ne Republic Rada.
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A1>sA : a.

A4>SA : DIST a.
NPr0svecivanje radnicko
klnse q duhu MarkSizma
da su rad I kapital nep"
u~irljivi neprijatelji: orKa
nizovanje radnicke kias~
yednu Rev0luciOnarnu Pc
liticku Partiju "a Osvaja-
ME I razaranje Politifke
Drzave kapitaIiZma: ergh
aizovanje radnika | u jed
nu rev0lucionarnu Indus
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima.
ME. drzanie ! kretanje svth
zemaljskih Industrial
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Fine Points in Bridge
ev SHEPARD BARCLAY

monds followed. raising hob with
South, who had to protect against
the fourth club. the heart Q and
the spade O. He couldn't do II.
Vests discards on the fourth.
nth and sixth diamonds were a
heart and two spades. no problem
at all. South tossed hearts on the
third and fourth diamonds, leav-
ing his X still guarded. and a
spade on the fifth. But the sixth
was the killer. With only four
clubs. two cards in hearts and the
spade A, any discard would cost a
trick. South chose the club 4.
Seeing that. West then scored
the club A, X and Q. plus the now
established 9. That card squeezed
South again in the two majors. II
he tossed away his spade A. the
spade J and heart A could finish
the hand. So he discarded his
heart X guard. The heart A then
dropped the K and the Q took the
final trick.
II South had discarded his
spade A on the sixth diamond two
tricks would have been set up for
West right these. II he had tossed
his heart K guard, then hearts
would have squeezed him between
the spade A and the fourth club.
Anything he did was wrong.
Your Weekend Lesson
Why is the lead OF a suit head
ed by the king-queen-j jack or the
queen jack-ten usually preferred
by expert players TO one headed
by just the king-queen or the
queen jack, lacking the third card
OF the sequence Can you give an
example to Justify that prefer
ence?
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Campus Euents
Use Of Handicapped People
During War Period Urged

I speakers were: Wallace J. Finch,
Cleveland, o.; William Cruiek.
shank. OF the Normal College; Miss
Anne Bunger. OF the Normal Col
lege: Miss Ora Swartwood. Of the
Normal College; and Miss Geor-
sisna Reid. nurse in the Wayne
County schools. Ways and means
OF improving hearing testing
throughout schools were discussed.
II was recommended that more care
be given in administration OF
tests. Also stressed was the lack
OF medical attention after cases OF
hearing difficulties are discovered.
Need Advice
An appeal Tor a community agen-
cy TO coordinate and give intellL
gent advice and supervision to deaf
persons was made at the second
conference session. which was en-.
titled. Medical. Educational, and
Social Coordination in a Program
for the Acoustically Handicapped"
Wallace J. Finch, Cleveland O.. pre-
sided, and speakers were DR.. David
Deweese. University OF Michigan
Hospital. Ann Arbor; Miss Miriam
Pauls and Miss Ora Swartwood. OF
the Normal College; and Alfred r.
Thea director OF the Constance
Brown Society for Better Hearing,
Kalamazoo.
The discussion. Problems Of the
School. in Clsssificat ton OF Brain
Injured Children, was centered
around a complete description OF
the well coordinated program which
a school should have TO aid such
children. An introduction was by
William Cruitkshank. of the Nor
NAL faculty Participating in the
discussion were: DR.. William J..
Schnute, OF the University OF
Michigan: MISS Jane Eldred. and
Miss Marcia Shaw. of the Sigma
Gamma Hospital School. Mt. Glenn
ems: and Miss Bernice Ringman, OF
the Normal faculty.
Need New Method
The Anal topic was Brain Grip.
Rith DtHAithN 1Alllll eli oDtdh"
ers made appeal for a new method
OF instruction for making adjust.
ments for these children. who pos
-sess a great distractability. and
because of their peculiar psycholo-
gical makeup. require a unique
method OF instruction. DR.. Robert
Haskell presided at the discussion,
and speakers were: Dr. Harlem
Bloomer, director OF the speech
clinic. University OF Michigan: DR..
Alfred A. Strauss, Wayne County
Training School: and Miss Laura
Lehtinen. Wayne County Training
School
Dr.. Francis z. Lord. director OF
special education at the Normal
College, was chairman OF the con-
ference, which was sponsored in
cooperation with the University OF
Michigan, and Wayne County Train
ing School.
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Miss Jackson

Continued from Page One)
son writes are former pupils. She
is corresponding with several 10.
cal boys. having been requested by
their mothers, In many cases, to
write TO them.
After writing them, she has re-
eelved letters OF appreciation from
many mothers. as we'll as their
sons. and several mothers have
sent her lovely gifts.
Miss Jackson believes that let.
tiers play a vital part in keeping
up morale. and that It Is very nee
essary for the youths TO hear from
the people back home" In her
letters she tells OF life on the
Normal campus--of all the hap
penings at the college. Another
important subject is the Ford bonn.
Der plant and its progress. Both
local boys. and boys who have
never known Ypsilanti are very
much interested in these two sub
jects.
At the present time. Miss Jack.
son is receiving letters from
camps all over the United States.
including Fort Custer. Battle
Creek; Will Rogers Air Base, Okla
home City. Okla. Fort Lawton. Sc
attic. Wash; Pearl Harbor; Camp
Roberts. Cal; Columbia. S. c.:
North Island. San Diego. Cal:
u. S. Naval Training Station. San
Diego. CAL; Camp Grant. H.; U. s.
Maritime Service. st. Petersburg.
Fla; Dover. Delaware; Sheppard
Field. Texas; Army Air bases at
Camp Livingston. La, and Beau
mont. Texas; Langley Field. Vir-
GINA; and Lee Field, Virginia.
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CALVARY WOMEN
GIVE TO NURSE

Calvary Baptist Women's League.
n their meeting Thursday afternoon
ar the home Of Mrs Paul Olson. de
cidei 20 donate 10 the city nurse,
articles which she can use in her
work.
The meeting was opened by the
entire groups singing. Let The
Lower Lights Be Stunning accom-
panied on the accordian by Mrs.
Ray Williams. after which Mrs.
Frank Gable read Scripture pas
sagcs from Genesis. Exodus. and
- :. -----A - lr4NeE ses-
sion The report o. the secretary
treasurer Mrs. Ward Groosbeck.
wa. approved
The president, Mrs r. f Nichols.
appointed Mrs. Herman Moore
chairman of the groups missionary
project. The White Cross commit.
tee The meeting vas closed with
Mrs. Nichols leading In prayer.
refreshments OF ice cream AMI
cookies were served by the host
ess The next meeting will be with
Mrs GroosbeCk August 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-25
YOUNG PEOPLE AT
GUILD GATHERING

Methodist students from Cleary
College. and recent graduates Of
Ypsilanti High School and Roose.
welt High School were guests Of
the Wesleyan Guild at a lawn par.
ty, Friday evening at the home Of
Miss Emily Gooding. Games were
played. under the direction OF Vic
tor Kilburn. refreshments were
served. and group singing was en-.
ioyed. Miss Gooding was in charge
OF arrangements
Sunday afternoon at ( o'clock.
the group will be entertained at
the home OF Rev. and Mrs. Walter
B. Heyler. foc a fellowship hour
and a picnic supper on the lawn
Motion pictures will he taken OF the
group. and in the evening there
will be vesper service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-25
STUDENTS DANCE
WITH SOLDIERS

neutrality-suspicious. Christian
Youth Fellowship concluded their
summer activities with an enjoy.
able party Friday evening in Stark
weather Hall at which 40 soldiers
stationed at the Bomber Plant were
guests.
Square dancing and folk games
were the evenings entertainment
with Scott Colburn directing The
numbers. A number OF girls from
the Normal College dormitories
we're also guests at the party
~ the close OF the evening. re-
treshments were served
Miss Martha Norris, director OF
the Fellowship. vas in charge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-25
Sunday


PREMIERES-MBs-4:05 Hancock
Ensemble from Santa Maria,
Calf;
NBC-5: 30-Britain to America,
British produced variety ser
les:
CBS-10 30-They Live Forever.
return OF U. s. Heroes series.
TALKS-MBs-11 a. m. Review
ing stand. Railroad Transporta.
ton in War; NBC 1880 p. m.
Roundtable. War Comes to the
Farm; CHS I John Raleigh on
"Yanks In Australia; MBS s
Forum, "Ciyilian Compensation
for Air Raid Damage and Injury"
NBC-1:45 and 5:15-Tam O'Shan.
ter Golf;
330-Army Hour;
5:00-Dear Adolf:
6S0-Victory Parade. Glider.
sleeve;
s:0O-Walter OKeefe vaude-
Vile:
9:00-Merry Go Round;
10:30-Joe and Mabel, Comedy.
CPS-2-Spirit OF AZ;
3:00-CBS symphony:
5:0C-Gladys Swarthout.
6:30-Gene Autry;
7:3o-We The People;
9:00-Mischs Auer. comedy;
9:30-Jane Froman, Al Goodman
orchestra.
10:00-Phil Baker quiz.
BLU: 30-Show OF Yesterday and
Today
BIB Chautauqua Symphony;
4:30-Army Navy quiz:
7:30-Quiz Kids:
S:30-lnner Sanctum Mystery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-25
F. G. Walworth To
Wed Miss Parker

The marriage OF Ford Claude Wal
worth. this city, and Miss Odette
Parker. Flint. will take place Sun
day, az the home OF Mr.. Walworh's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Claude Wal
worth. Clinton St. Owosso Miss
Parker is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Parker. Vassar Rev
Robert Bunker will he the official.
ing clergyman. Arthur Fernette
Owosso. will be best man. A recep.
ton for the young people will 5e
given in the Walworth home.
-Mr- MalWorth and his bride con
template taking a trip north. Mr..
Walworth works in the Ford Bomt-
er Plant. and he and Mrs. Walworth
Will live at 81 y. Huron ST.