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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

UnmlStakable signs arc &C
cumulatlng 10 indicate the Japs
are preparing a spring attack
on Stains back door IN Siberia.
Men and materlel seem
headed for the Amur River
front for what would be an OBJ
vouS and simple drive 10 isolate
NladlvoStok. Pushing on from the
Manchurian border down 10 the
sea, the Japs could cut Stains
communications with his Pacific
stronghold Nladlvostok itself
then might be attacked from the
sea and punched out
No one over knows what The
Russians have anywhere Their
official grapevine reports that
they have kept 100000 troops
on the Inc 10 match an equal
number Of japanese Author
teS here can only hope this -
true.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23

COMEHOW The impression is
~ getting around that Darwin,
is naval base. a little Sing .
pore If II is. II is one Wi'hoA
facilities. supplies. docks OF any
consequence, warehouses. repair
stations oil storage and rail-
roads and therefore the emptlest
Singapore and the cheapest that
vas ever built.
Ordinarily a good harbor
without facilities. Is called an
anchorage
/, Is possible The United Ma
lions have been trying 10 build
up an air base there. Airplane
facilities can be installed much
more rapidly Gas storage IA
elites and plane repair shops
may have been set up there.
But ltS only land connection
with tho populated section OF
Australia IS Il motor road back
through the wllds 70 Brisbane.
II IS bad enough for Us 70 be
losing really important posi-
tons IN the Far East There "a
no time 10 start losing imaginary
amos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-23
OEfR6x FINES
TEILrHnNE -rHERKY 60

Subscription rates en- advance ov mai
% any place IN the United states Canada
Evening star., 1942-07-25
RooAAS FURNISHED.

1850, EUCLID ST. NV, Apt. 4s--1 large
except Sunday Phone no. s763.
SLEEPING ROOMS, double or single.
Gentlemen Ger ns only. Sunday or after ewes.
1447 MASS AVE. NW.-Douhle room,
twin beds, running water. for quiet people
only.
CHEVY CHASE, .. C.-Lovely large, room
with lavatory: furnished attractively for
two gentlemen. Call WO. 1921.
46Ie 18th ST. N.W.-Vacant July 90,
small front room: showers. pvt family;
male Govt. employee $50. Georgia 6157.
ARLINGTON-Clean. new furn. twin
beds; quiet, , in family; 10c bus: reason
able; gentiles, couple preferred. Falls
Church sS5-W-1 %.
126 E ST. N.W.-Laree. cool rms for >,
4 or 8 men OF sober habits: S3 3.5o-S4. so
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1907 10th st. NV
Spacious front studio. southern expos,
semi-pvt. bath; l. S45: >. $50; ladies.
:3s4o CALVERT ST. NW-Beautiful
large rm.. suitable / or .; private bath:
quiet pvt. home; excellent transp WO.
3226.
COLORED-29 QUE ST. N.W.-Young
woman to- share large front studio room
with another; twin beds. use of phone;
conv to P st. and New Jersey ave. HO.
1909.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
HOUSES FURNISHED.

UNIVERSITY, PARK, MD; MODERN
brick home, & rooms: nicely furnished. =
car garage; adults; S125. DUNN g. CO.,
3333 r. !. ave, Mt. Rainier Md. Hyatts-
willie 004S
GROOM HOUSE IN NV. NEAR TRANS
portation and shopping center. Call WO
1871 for full information.
UNUSUAL LOCATION, LARGE BEAUTIFUL
grounds. affording complete privacy; CO.
lonial 10 rms, baths, extra lavatory, ;
porches garage; conv transp.. S225. 1925
Quincy St, Brookland
5-ROCM. BATH BUNGALOW. SETTLED
couple, no children, $50 month call be-
tween 10 am; and z pm. only: immediate
possession. WA. 1897.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED, 2-BED-
room bungalow. tiled baths, automatic
heat. garage. large wooded lot; between
College Park and Beltsville: open Sunday
IL to s; available imme diately; years
lease WI. 1924 or Berwin 2l6-M.
FURN. BROOM BRICK, WITH LINENS
dishes, for 3 mos; conv. bus.i Arlington,
Va. Gebe 2516 till 10 pm.
CLEVELAND PARK,
Near Connecticut ave. bus---Modern brick
Colonial detached. center hall: attractive
home, g rms. 2 baths, recreation rm., gar.
the period Cool and comfortable.
BRODIE 4 COLBERT. INC.
MA. SS75. Sun. and Ewes. GE. 1927.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

g ROOMS ON st FLOOR. . PORCHES,
ll0c bus fare. for occupancy about August
1st: 3 minutes to new War Dept. Bldg
recently redecorated: convenient to stores.
movies. etc; $50. includes heat and hot
water. Call all day Sunday or Monday
after D M. oxford 0203.
semi-private bath, shower: furnished;
newly remodeled private home: quiet neigh
borhood. near bus line; reasonable; mar
ried couple preferred Phone Glebe 1856
ARLINGTON-ATTRA 2-RM APT.
unf. new paper: ~ block to bus. l0c fare.
adults. 1927 NJ Utah st.
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APARTMENTS UhFuRhlsHEp

z AND 3 ROOMS, KITCHENS, BATHS
no nuses es. IN front: electric ranges: $50 and
Lee % sou1eyard ABBY Fairfax a road parallel
i. REi.CSREsATIoN-RM. APT. IN NEW HOUSE.
WIN log-burning fireplace 2 rms. Xii ;
SaIh' PVT. e, ent hit. It,, refg.: adults only;
SMALL. S;sha z ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH
SxsnI' xssnI .aS and neat furnished. near bus,
n4z. ol01 :t9th pl. Hyattsyille. Md.
I'm z RMS. KIT, AND sEMI-PvT. BATH,
newly decorated: over store: near car line
a13 md st. sw. white only)
90 s3l7 ,ristf. 18th 81, ST, N.W;-3 ROOMS, K1TcH-
rage: eentiles. 2 adults only.
iurn:' working couple preferred. 1925 A
MODERN STONE DETACHED s-sToRY
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, . baths. 8 closets ali
oony,eniences, ,e1, stone terrace, garage. perfect
ssFsss Tesfa sG0sp Wooded arsa ses
car: Gar, in washngton Country Club section
ns% n.,ss. War aa, Building, 20 downtown: -s75.
326 MADISON ST. ROOMS, KITCHEN
and private bath employed couple pref,
no children. Phone RA. 0565. 26'
1921. FAIRMONT ST. NV.
! room. dinette, kit, bath, s35: electric
refr'serat9a; 1872 es9tils1 cnAsIN os5y' 81 NV
rooms kitchen and bath, $50.
Electric Refrigeration.
H. G. SMITHY CO..
S11 18th St. NV. MA 5000
LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM DINFTTF,
kitchen and bath. Large. new apt. devel-
opment -S49.50 per month. Heat and hot
water included. Suitland. Md, where town
meets country. 90 minutes by W. M. 81 A.
bus from l tn and Penna. ave. NV. Sept
l occupancy.
Open Evenings
Phone Executive 3OS6
Executive 0041.
Sundays Phone Spruce 0739.
SUITLAND MANOR, INC.
CoLoRED-1 ROOM. sCREENED-IN BACK
porch and ! kitchen for rent. 1925
Bennett pl. ne. No children.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
HOUSES uNEuRNIshEp.

HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.
LARGE !aA GROOM HOUSE, MAIDS QUAR-.
1915 II no answer. Fairfax 1876
57o5 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY. NEAR
Chevy Chase Circle-Do not disturb tenant:
a-ear sarase: oil heat: to be reconditioned:
s1 sa 5uyerS prefsIred sve FUTON 3
Office hours . am to pm
1909 PoWHATAN ST, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
New mi-detached brick home, 6 rooms,
. baths; oil heat. front and rear yards:
BUCHANAN, Metropolitan 1l4s. ~
4-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW. OIL
Spring. Md Rent ssS Ho i445 sH. 1o74.
5000 5000 MOSS AVE; SILVER SPRING, Nd
Available Immediately; 500. CO. 1871.
5-RM. COLONIAL HOUSE. AUTO
matte coal heat q acre. lawn and garden.
~ A. minutes commuting DISTANCE ice. from en
MIS- F. P2TToN. Leesours. Va. Phone
III ROCK CREEK, CHURCH RD
re8ms and bath oil heat electric 40
s11 18th St NV llni G Ma. 1904.
s2P5 oPgN .Is sATgRpAy ggRI AND SUNDAY nn
detached brick homes on wide lots. 1st
floor, living room, dining room, "a bath and
kitchen. End H., 3 bedrooms, bath Air
conditioned, gas heat. To reach. drive out
Old GEORGETOWN rd. in Bethesda, Md. to
Roosevelt St, then left and into Hemp
stead ave
WALKER Il DUNLOP, INC,
1900 18th st. NV DI 0222.
NEW DETACHED HOME
On Soft lot in restricted section Of
D. C. with den and lavatory on lst floor.
large living room. screened-in porch of
living room: 2nd floor has 3 large bed
rooms. 9 baths: finished ard floor; rent
S175. N. C. HINES & SONS, DI. 773a;
after ! pm, cali Mr.. Martin. EN-. 1852
Evening star., 1942-07-25
COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.

. BEDROOMS, LIVING ROOM, DINETTE.
Kitchen and bath, located on Porter st, :,
blocks of Conn ave: convenient to shop
ping center and transportation.
H. G. SMITHY CO..
81 18th St. NV MA 59O4
Evening star., 1942-07-25
BUNGALOWS,
NEW-5 ROOMS

81 900 down. 500 per month; located in
Bethesda. Md, 4400 block Chase ave. near
Naval Hospital. close to school. churches,
stores and Transportation; brick construc-
tion, full basement and stairway attic.
in every respect Open daily and Sunday.
+: NJ. FRY, INC, 6S40 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
TRANSFERRED-MUST SELL

FERRED-MUST SELL.
Indian Spring Club Estate.
Almost new, 6 spacious rooms. breakfast
nook. garage. conditioned gas heat.
fireplace. sundeck, other added features;
"a block transp. OWNER, SH. 6474.
$7,250-Near New Navy Hospital.
2 years old. JIM. B., 5 rooms. bath,
basement large lot. For, information
call Oliver 6S6T
Evening star., 1942-07-25
HOUSES FURNISHED.
1899 JEFFERSON PL. nv

1883 JEFFERSON PL. NV.
Conn Ave. near ST.
Partly furnished. 15 rooms baths,
newly decorated throughout: private FAM
lily preferred; $3.50 month
THOS, j. FISHER e. CO.. INC.
13S 18TH ST. NV. D1 $3.50
Evening star., 1942-07-25
ROOMS WANTED.

KVVMS WNNTEO.
JEWISH REFINED YOUNG COUPLE en-
ployed, desires large unfurnished room
with kitchen privileges or private kitchen.
Box 392-C. Star. 21'
PRIVATE HOME PREF, by single gentle-
man; want to move in Sunday. Call w. T.
Arnall at Raleieh Hotel. Sat. or Sun.
ELDERLY PRACTICAL NURSE desires
small furnished room in home of elderly
people. with use of phone: in vicinity of
Takoma Park or swimming pool temployed
most of the timel. Call or phone Mrs. j.
Richitt. 5l2 Somerset pl. NV. ia. 1880.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
WOODRIDGE BUNGALOW.

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW,
5 rooms and bath. large lot. garage, near
bus lines stores, schools, etc. Price,
$3.50. $500 cash. 500 monthly. To
inspect call Mr.. Macrae. DE. 2693 or
LOUIS H. HALL, RealtOr,
2l25 Rhode Island Ave. NE HO. 5000.
II LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Detached brick, 3 bedrooms. ga baths;
eonv. to schools, stores. excel, transp.: las
heat; small monthly payments. OWNER.
ME- 4615 or GL. 0421.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
NEW HOMES.

II YOU want 4 fine home with 3 large
bedrooms. attached garage and porch. slate
roof, Ras-nred heating. white oak floors.
copper piping fireplace. situated on large
lots with ample trees, we have three for
your inspection. Convenient transporta-
tlon, shopping, schools, churches. Rea-
Sonably priced, convenient terms.
See 211 Lexington Dr.. Woodmoor. Md.
Shepherd sos7 or North 1000. 2e'
Evening star., 1942-07-25
DETACHED-S5. $50.
SEE SATURDAY.. SUNDAY

II YOU are looking for a delishtfulIs
comfortable new suburban home see tho
one at 1928 Bradley blvd. in Bradley Hills
NC; sa;, ,.,ioom brick. paneled den with lava.
.o soay, large living rm. with fireplace. dining
rms and . baths Ind Ar: stairway attic
duii basement, automatic heat, large porch
bethesda. turn left on Bradley blvd
owners representative on premises oi
Evening star., 1942-07-25
$16,950.
4 BEDROOMS-4 RATHS

New detached Colonial brick home in
ffxcaS,xs * dinng ioea,lon rna Larse Lying room 8
and bath on first floor, 5 bedrooms ana
aS sWa paths on second floor. Maids rooms
haia hn complete bath and recreation room in
passment, Bult-in garage This lovely
nome Is Just one block to transportstion
ana shopping center Is within waIkina
distance; Call Mr., Clements, WO 35i4:
or Dl 81 90 RETTZEII ~ ""A's
Evening star., 1942-07-25
A CHARMING HOME.

This brick center-hall. 3-year-old house
Is located on the top OF ridge overlooking
a 35-acre estate and Rock Creek Park The
LIST foor has a living room. fireplace
dining room. kitchen with all-stee1 cabinet
and electric dishwasher, lavatory and
screened porch: 3 bedrooms and baths on
2nd floor and 2 pine-paneled rooms with
bath on 3rd floor, large recr. room with
fireplace in basement; attached garage.
For particulars call
7 WESLEY BUCHANAN, ME 1143
Evening star., 1942-07-25

Special Announcement.
ROOMING AND APT. HOUSE
OPERATORS.
INVITATION TO A MINT.
GILT EDGE INCOME PRODUCER.
/ Block From Lincoln Park.
8 lge. rms. and b. 6 complete kitchsnso.
h.-w.h., ami: deep lot near everything;
newly deco; liberal terms Shown by ap-
pointment Only $3.50.
VIM. CALOMIRIS, Adams O688.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-1709
Luzerne ave. Six-room de-
tached house, well located;
So. $50. Call RIA. 2876.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
BETHESDA, MD.
coon pTIv &c CEn

Auraetiye BUNGALOW, . large bedrooms
blinds: beautiful lot with trees and nov.
erS; terms. WI. 1900; eve, WI 4a43. 2ss
Good Investment Property.
7l6 Hamlin St ne-Can be converted
smto gooa rS,, Two broom apis. that viii bring :
Kooo return; new oak floors, newly papered
iaSo i,aSoo iaii For price and terms call EN-
rraso TIL pm F. A. TWEED Co. 1904
Evening star., 1942-07-25

TAKOMA PARK. MD-3 MODERN 2
family duplex apts.. 2 bedrooms, living
Finance to suit buyer. Phone Ordway 1881.
BRICK BUNGALOW. OIL HEAT. ATTACH
ed garage, large wooded lot. all modern
improvements paved street, quiet neigh
Transportation To reach. out Conn. ave,
cross Kensington B. g. o. overpass, make
two next right turns. then second paved
street to left to house. 1910 Ferndale st.
Available August Is 26s
Evening star., 1942-07-25
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON-Lovely front room, new
furniture, tile bath. shower. new home: "a
block to bus, 1O-cent fare. Men. 1927 N.
Utah.
BERWYN. MD, "a blk. from car stop
Several furn. bedrooms, twin beds, So
week. Call Berwyn 491-W.
S. ARLINGTON-Near bus: young man
to share large room. meals reasonable.
Evening star., 1942-07-25

l701 18th ST. NV gentlemen. laree
room. twin beds. bath. shower. Available
Aug. /. DU. 1000, Apt 64s.
Evening star., 1942-07-25
SILVER SPRING, MD,
To Z nn

FE WORIH CURNER.
Seven spacious rooms. excellent condi-
tion. oil heat: two-car garage. Beautiful
yard and flowers. A real buy. MR.. QUICK,
RA. 341s: or DI. 300 BEITzELL.
NORMANDY VILLAGE, Sc.
all modern, gas heat, air Conditioned:
X5.G95. terms. RuSAQA. TR 0a01
Evening star., 1942-07-25
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD

Beautiful Groom, 2-bath modern row
screened-in porches. automatic heat. built
in garage; real buy at S9,250. Shown
by appointment only. Call MR.. GINNETTI.
de BOO; or TR. 1892 ewes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
LIFE ADVENTURE,
SAYS SCOUT MAN


Speaking on Life as High Ad.
venture at the Baptist.Congrega-
tional Christian Youth Fellowship
meeting sunday evening at Stark
weather Hall. Grant Marshall. field
secretary OF the Livingston.Wash-
tenaw Counties division of Boy
Scouts OF America, told the stu
dents life still holds adventure.
He asked them TO realize that the
world situation could be worse
and that there is still something
TO which one can look forward.
He told the students to take life
as it comes, doing their best at all
times.
Lloyd Schultz, Ypsilanti, was the
devotional leader. and gave the
call to worship. Miss Marie Turn.
er, Ypsilant, played the piano pre-
lude.
The first group hymn was Joy
full, Joyful, We Adore Thee.
After the group prayer, Mr.
Schultz read the scripture from the
Philippians. III, 1914.
The group sang Il Would be
True.
Miss Josephine Hampstead OK
ford, president OF the Fellowship,
and Miss Betty Fatchett. Bliss
field, sang a vocal duet, Willing to
Take the Cross. The service
closed with group singing OF 20
Master. Let Me Walk With Thee"
Vaughan Koppin, Ypsilanti, led re-
quested songs. Games were play
ed and molasses taffy pulled.
Plans were made TO write TO boys
in the armed forces who had pre-
viously been members of the Eel
lowship.
The group picture for the Aurora,
Michigan State Normal College
yearbook, was retaken.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
KEEP BALANCE,
STUDENTS TOLD

Rev Raymon Burns Bair. speak
ing before the Westminster League
Sunday evening at the Presbyterian
Church, said the answer to keep
ing ones balance in an unbalanced
world is TO be found in the New
Testament: Il never lose heart
because | keep my eyes not on
the seen but on the unseen for the
seen is transitory and the unseen
is eternal" Rev. Bair said the
reason the world is out OF balance
is because science has developed
out Of proportion to the develop
ment of religion. He said this is
no reflection on religion because
II is the nature of science to change
quickly and miraculously while
humanity never changes quickly.
Miss Barbara Geddis, Ypsilanti,
read the scripture. Miss Shirley
Dibbert, Manistee. president of the
League, led in prayer.
A social hour followed. Punch
was served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
MIGRANTS TOPIC
Of GUILD TALK

When she spoke before the IVES
leyan Guild Sunday evening at the
Methodist Church. Mrs. Frank
Whitehouse said that the approx
mately two million migrant work
ers in the United States present a
problem TO the country now and
they should be considered in the
reconstruction OF the world. She
told the students the migrant work
ers are OF many races and nationali-
ties. The church was the pioneer
in helping them. she said, and now
federal government camps have
been established. She called at
tention TO the fact that these work
ers, because OF their constant NOV
ing. have no voting or relief privi-
leges. Mrs. Whitehouse predict
ed many will turn from following
agricultural work TO entering de
Tense industries.
Miss LA Shick. Dawson, program
chairman OF the Guild, introduced
the speaker.
John Huffman. Jerome, led group
singing. Edward Bowles, Detroit,
accompanied at the piano.
Miss Yvonne Bremen, Fernville,
was the pianist for the Worship
service and Miss Elsie Purchase,
Muskegon Heights, the leader. Miss
Purchase was assisted by Howard
Gibbs, Ypsilanti, and Miss Dilys
John, Milan.
Miss Louise Myers. Flint, sang
an excellent solo. Ave Maria"
The committee helping with the
supper included: Miss Donna Hall,
Detroit, permanent hostess; Miss
Frances McCutcheon. Flint; Miss
June Kitto, Flint; Miss Lorraine
Lyerly, Dubuque, Ia; and Miss
Beth Rust, Ypsilanti.
The meeting was closed with the
Friendship Circle.
The Wesleyan Guild cabinet held
short meeting. The cabinet will
next meet Feb. 1.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
GOODS CAPER At
COLLEGE PARTY

With games. fortune telling, and
a faculty women's side show as R
part OF the Coed County Capers
Saturday evening in the college
gymnasium. Michigan State Nor
NAL College women students en-
joyed the very successful party
sponsored by the Women's League.
Girls alone could attend this one
big party sponsored solely for them
during the school year.
AS each student entered the
gymnasium she was given $4,000
in fake money with which she paid
TO try her skill, see a side-show,
or buy refreshments.
During the evening a collection
was taken for the Red Cross. The
students donated S13.71.
A special program included three
acts. Miss Marjorie May, Now,
played a solo on the electric gui-
tar. Miss Margaret Wills, Ypsi-
lanti, and Miss Clemah Clark, Up
SLANT, gave a tap dance. Miss
Pauline Fisher. Wyandotte, gave
a reading.
A fiat lady, tall lady. and
"fire-eater" were among the attrac-
lions presented at the faculty
women's side-show.
Delicious refreshments of punch
and cookies were purchased.
Miss Alice Heck, Ypsilanti, and
Miss Marie Turner, Ypsilanti, were
co-chairmen.
ADJUSTMENTS and those in charge
were: fortune telling booth, Miss
Caroline Pryor, Ypsilanti; faculty
women's side-show. Miss Virginia
Acher. head resident of Julia Anne
King Residence Hall; peep show,
Miss Mary Dotterrer, Detroit;
weight guessing booth, Miss Aud
rey Beadle. Ypsilanti; darts and
rings games, Miss Barbara Gale,
st. Charles. and Miss Virginia
Campbell. Muskegon Heights; fish
pond, Miss Marilynn Sternberg, Ok
ford; bingo booth, Miss Minerve
Allen, Pontiac, and Miss Jane
Lindner, Detroit; sketching booth,
Miss Ann Gill, Ypsilanti; and rou-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
Campus Events

lette wheel. Miss Lorraine Nalsde
Detroit. and Miss Eleanor Taylor,
Vassar.
Other girls helping with the
party included: Miss jeanette Sch
wartz. Plymouth, floor chairman;
Miss Merle June Dehls. Vincennes,
Ind, decorations: Miss Geneyieve
Lowry, Fl. Wayne. Ind, refresh
ments; Miss Josephine Stee. Hud-
son. make money; Miss Eunice
Kidd. Mt. Clemens. and Miss Doro-
thy Rahm. Iron Mountain, publici-
ty: Miss Phyllis Lafoy. Sault Ste.
Marie, Ont. invitations.
Miss Marjorie May, Now, pro-
gram: Miss Dorothea Lobban. Up
SLANT. music; Miss Mary Purchase,
Muskegon Heights, Red Cross con
tributions: and Mrs. Elsbeth Apple
ton, Adrian, prizes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
BY
ALLEN
EPPES

iuea-considering"
But it so happens said Susan,
that Aunt Alice had her heart set
on my attending HER Alma
Mater. She said that If she'd ever
had a daughter Of her own, she
would have gone there. So she in
sisted upon sending me instead"
And now" said Fred, Il sup
pose you show her how gracefully
you can enter room, and balance
teacup, and rattle off French
phrases-to prove that her dear
old Alma Mater did her work, and
did it we'll"
VERY funny" said Susan. Every,
very funny. But I'm not amused"
She found a cigaret and lit it. Il
am quite capable Of learning from
Notwithstanding or anything
else. Besides, we can hire a man to
act as overseer."
What will you use for money!"
Fred asked.
Susan couldn't reply TO that. IL
was cruel thing for Fred to say,
and yet he was right. Money. Such
a necessary thing, no matter what
you attempted to do. One always
had to have capital. And, alas,
cash was indeed a minus quantity
where she and her Aunt Alice were
concerned. II had been a minus
quantity for a long. long time; in
fact, ever since she could remem-
Der. Even when she was a small
child, with her mother dead, and
her reckless, good-looking father
trying to manage the rundown
farm in between periods Of drink
ing to forget his troubles, and rid
ing fast and dangerous horses all
over Ardendale county.
Wen find a way" she said stub
bornly, hurriedly shutting out the
memory of her fathers death, the
way he had looked when they found
him after his horse had failed to
clear a fence.
TO Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
Revival Started at
Mission tabernacle

The regular Sunday night SER
vice al the Evangelistic Mission
Tabernacle on River Blvd. near
Cross St. proved most unusual
when during the song service, and
before the pastor. Rev Daniel
Baughey. was to bring his evening
sermon. the audience witnessed
two altar services, with most In
tense interest. As a result, a city
wide revival EFFORT will continue
each night az 1880. with Evango-
list and Mrs. Charles ID. McKin-
ney. mountain boy preacher and
singers. from the hills OF West Vir-
ginia, accompanied by the piano
accordion and guitar.
Prayer Band will meet each night
al 7:00 and the Tabernacle orches-
ira will present a Is minute con.
cert at 7;15.
The nature OF the services are
interdenominational.