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Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
Christian Family
Week Program

Christian family week will be OBJ
served by the Ell Centre Presbyter-
ian church in cooperation with those
churches affiliated with Interna-
tiOnal church council.
This observance will start Friday
night with May day festival spon-
sored by the young people of the
church, this affair to be given on
the church lawn, with the exception
of the motion pictures of young
peoples conferences which are to
be shown in the social hail.
At the Sunday morning service a
special sermon and program will
be featured, and Sunday evening
sfilm on the work of church and
home
During the week to come the pas
tor, DR.. George w. Thomas, ano
members of tn session will dedi-
cate homes and family affairs ano
on the following Sunday Mothers
day, another special program is tt
be featured.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
Business Women
Have Fine Talk
On Iceland

Iceland was the subject for the
interesting talk presented for the
Ell Centre Business and Professional
Women's club at the meeting Tues
day night in the Barbara Worth
hotel
The Rev. Mr.. G.. B. Gudmunsscn
of Calipatria, a native of Iceland,
was the speaker, and gave fasci-
mating account of the history of
Iceland, of the people, a descrip-
ton of the country and the mode
of life, answering many questions
from his interested audience.
Mrs o. G. Carleton, public re-
lations chairman. was in charge of
the program and also presented
Miss Doris Briscoe who was heard
in two delightful songs with piano
accomplishments by Evelyn Beatty
Evelyn Allen for the nominating
committee, presented the following
slate of officers, with election to
take place at the next meeting;
Frances Thompson, president; Eve
Ign Beatty, vice-president... Lola
Cosand, treasurer, and Olive Carle-
ton, corresponding secretary.
During the winter months clut
members have been taking both
canteen aid and nutrition courses
10 having received their Red Cross
certificates for completion of the
nutrition course, and two, the can
teen aid.
Miss Florence Glenn, president
conducted the business meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
Hostess tuesday
Church Guild

Mrs. j. l.. McKim entertained
the members of st. Pauls Episcopal
guild for luncheon Tuesday at her
attractive new home on the Nc
Kim ranch north east of Imperial.
Covers were laid for: Mesdames
Harry w. Horton, NJ M. Dizney,
George Bucklin, George L. VIM
right. w. A. Tondro, Roy E. Breed
love, Richard H. Moore, I. A.
Thomas, Henry L. Loud. Jack
ONeal, Reginald L. Knox, Jr., Ross
T. Hickcox and Father Edward
Hutchinson of Ell Centre; Mrs. Lu-
ray MOuser, Mrs. j. H. McKim and
the hostess, all of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
Win High Scores
In Bridge Game

Mrs. c. S. Reed and Miss Mildred
Record held high scores at the end
of the evenings bridge play when
the bridge group of Ten Thousand
club evening division members met
Tuesday evening with Mss Record
at her home, 667 Park avenue.
The hostess used an attractive
spring theme in her decorations
and her refreshments, members
and guests present including: Mes
danes Charles A. Bratton, R. E.
Daniel, Edna HennesSey, Sidney
Campbell, E. A. Fitzhugh, James
Bacon, c. S. Reed, and Miss Rec
ord. s....
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
Society Meets
In ElCen+ro

Alpha Omicron chapter of Delta
Kappa Gamma society had its April
meeting Saturday in Ell Centre at
the home of Miss Margaret He'd
rick, transacting considerable bus
mess in closing the years work
prior to the state convention May
22-24 in Pasadena at which the 10
cal chapter will be represented.
Members present were: Kathryn
Watts, Estelle Reid, Sara Conzett
Alden Maud. Eva Wilson, Dorothy
Armstrong, Blance Charles and
Miss Hedrick, the latter serving
refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
Plans for Junior
Club S Banquet

Junior Ten Thousand club men,
bers are making plans for their
last meeting of the year, a banquet
on the evening of May Ia, in the
Barbara Worth hotel.
Committees are busy with inter-
esting arrangements for the pro-
gram, the decorations, the menu,
and also for the installation of the
clubs new officers.
Tickets for the banquet may be
obtained from any of the follow
ing: Mrs. John Edgar. Mrs. Maurice
Young, Miss Josephine Eady, Miss
Maria Birkhauser, Mrs. Gerald
Port, Mrs. Raymond Dessert and
Mrs. Leroy Jones.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
Ask Donations for
Camp Locke+t

CALExICO, April 90: A project
for furnishing Camp Lockett's recre-
alton hall has been undertaken by
the Calexico Methodist Womens
Society of Christian Service.
Anyone having donations of card
tables, playing cards, lamps, both
floor and table lamps, tables for
lamps, and games, good magazines
or books, is asked to leave them
Thursday at the Calexico Method
list church.
Friday the women will take the
articles to camp, already having
completed the draperies for the large
recreation hall windows and the
fixtures, rods, etc., for these cur
tainS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
Wilson P.-T.A.
To See Fashion
Show Thursday

Wilson P.-T.A. is To meet Thurs
da; at 2 pm. in the school for a
fashion show which will feature
garments made by the girls in the
home economics classes.
In addition, the members will
discuss plans for graduation, in
Guiding the type of clothes to be
WORN by both boys and girls on
this occasion, and also the kind of
graduation exercises the group pre-
ferS.
Wilson P.-T.A. boaord will meet
at 1890 Thursday noon in the Will
son school cafeteria.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
Women in Charge
OfDance FRIDAY

Fridays old time dance, which
falls on the evening of May day, is
to be under the direction of the
women members of the Rural Recre-
alton Council.
These women are to take entire
charge of the entertainment and
refreshments and have made in
teresting plans for the success of
the evening, arranging real May
day party
Like all these old time dances
sponsored by the council, the dane
ing will start at $3.50 pm. Friday
in the Imperial Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
Toastmistress Club Sponsors
Student Speech Contests

Toastmistress club members have
inaugurated new project, that of
sponsoring speech contests for the
high school girls, first of these
contests taking place at the meet
ing Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. j. c.. MattoX.
These were extemporaneous talks,
each speaker having had only As
minutes advance notice Those who
took part in the contest and their
topics were: Betty House, Russia
in the Spring.; Pat Jones, Sub
marine Warfare" Marjorie McCas-
lin, After the War, WHAT" Fay
ola Roach. Women in the War;
Pauline Hoy, Roosevelt, Leader of
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
News Hens About
VALLEY Residents

Mrs. Jennie Thompson, state W..
c. T. U. corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Ruth Gates, state direc-
tor of literature for the w. c. T. u,
were house guests Tuesday evening
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Dyer The
two visitors we're speakers that day
at the county w. C. T. U. conven-
ton. .-,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno C. Yaeckel
are enjoying a visit from Mrs.
Yaeckel's aunt, Mrs. George Wiss-
mann of Los Angeles, her daugh-
ter. Miss Susan Wissmann, and
Cadet w. j. Huffman of the Royal
Air Force, Volunteer Reserve, who
is from Newport. South Wales and
taking his training at Lancaster.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29

FL Centro's observance of Ma
tional Public schools week progress
sed satisfactorily Wednesday with
three more public meetings sched-
uled for the week.
Central Union High school and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
County Chairmen
Meet FRIDAY

Home department chairmen will
meet Friday at 10 a. m. in the court
house with Miss Fleda Smith, as
SiStant state leader of hcme dem
onstrati2n agents, present for the
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
for
Mrs. Richards

Official. reception for Florance
Richards of Holtville, deputy grand
matron of the Order of the Eastern
Star, will take place Thursday night
at o'clock in the Holtville Masonic
hall.
All valley members of the order
and visiting members as we'll will
be welcomed at this reception spon-
sored by the Eastern Star chapters
of the district. z#z---.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29

'MOLYNEUX designed this pink
AVA and grey sports ensemble
'tressing jersey tweed, which is
Jersey but looks like tweed. The
blouse is pink rayon linen. The
shirt, with gathered fullness be-
low broad waistband, is of Dutch
inspiration, and typifies how, in
his spring collection, Molyneux
works in details symbolic of the
various Allied peoples. This hat
is pink felt with brown Quill.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
NON-FICTION

Patterns OF Survival, john H.
Bradley; Homespun, Anita Browne
o;mp; A Woman's Health, VIM. G.
Danforth; Mission To The North,
Florence Hartman; The American
Wine Cook Book, Ted Hatch; Or
pheus In Paris, S. Kracauer; Con-
versation In London, Walter Ora
elmer; Old Mcdonald Had A Farm,
Angus Mcdonald; Everyday Nurs-
ing rs" The Everyday Home, Eli
nor Norlin; Nuestro Pueblo, Joseph
SeeWerker; From Man To Machine
Agnes Rogers; Anthony Wayne,
Harr:' E. Wildes.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
new BOOKS

At the Ell Centre Public Library
FICTION
That Was Alderbury, R. L. Duff
fus; Payment Deferred, C. S. Fof-
ester; Kinks Masque. Evan john;
Desperate Angel, Helen TOPPING
Miller; Tie Fourth Bomb, John
Rhode; Beyond This Shore, VT
gilia Sapieha.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-29
Training School

Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Craven
conducted a training SCHOOL for Of
ficers, listing their various duties,
Mrs. Gates being heard in a splen-
did talk on Building for Defense 4"
The program for the afternoon
opened with a devotional service
conducted by the Rev. Mr. Joe Ma
ticl of the First Baptist church,
the Rev. Mr.. c. c. Buck offering
the closing prayer, and featured the
Evening star., 1942-08-29
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WORK AND RIDING HORSES, spotted
3-5 gated horses. 3 ponies. 2 good mules,
200 lbs: s driving horses. farm wagon,
top and open wagon and buggies and car
rages and carts. driving and work har-
ness. dble. and ssle.; brides and saddles.
Rear 736 18th st. Sc.
s HUNTERS, one pinto pony. two 3-year-
old colts, all absolutely quiet, excellent
jumpers; exceptionally reasonable. Call
Falls Church S04W-4
YOUNG RdDING AND DRIVING HORSES,
2 and 5 gated, registered American saddle
horses: priced reasonable. Charles Brick
erd. Glenn Dale, Md. Call Bowie 1850
Evening star., 1942-08-29
PERSONAL.
lEanAE.a..nd

CHILDREN 6 TO 10 YRS. YEAR ROUND
home, GOOD food. supervision: 10 children
here now; ref: schools near. 9Th year.
Evening star., 1942-08-29
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

NEARBY vA.--Attractive 2 large single
rooms for gentlemen; bath private for oc-
cupants. Glebe 069a
TWO lovely rooms, close to two bus lines,
walking distance new Navy Bldg. OK.
Mr.. WASH. GOLF and Country Club tVaD
Pleasant rm. in better home for discrim-
mating gentleman: l bl. bus. CHI. 9231.
ARLINGToN--Newly furnished first-fioor
room, next bath. in quiet, private, adult
ton: breakfast optional; gentlemen only.
Chestnut 1851. 30'
DURING SEPT. AND OCT. we can accom-
able iiyinE quarters In Wash on - our our
country trS hte estate uonss s
bath, beautiful countryside; bus sery. 70
District line; breakfast served; $25 week;
reference. Box 43s-V Star.
ARLINGTON. IO2s n Irving st.-Double
rI. room near new Wsr and Nay ,s,. Dspts' sph4
ARLINGTON. 7l2 N. Oakland st.-New
private bath. CHI. 1446. ..
2311 NOTTINGHAM ST. Arl. ya.-very
bath and shower; mr.. bis. Oxford 1850,
BETHESDA-Lge. furnished, rm.; private
bath. telephone extension. private entrance,
3 exposures; bus at door; private parking.
For discriminating gentleman S45 mo-
ARLINGTON, vA.-Room. cony. to bus
and new Army and Navy Bldgs.: man
preferred, $40 mo. CHI. 7225. 30s
s506 CUNNMqHAM DR., Berwyn. Nd
Furnished double rm., also vacancy for
gentleman in twin-bed rm. Berwyn lew.
Evening star., 1942-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

TYPEwRTTERs. adding machines, etc Late
American typewriter Co, i4sl I. Caption
st. Ii. O0s2. Ouen evenings.
BOATS.
la-FT: CENTER BOARD sLooP; ineIud
condition. S350. Oxford 141e.
sTUDEBAKER 1871 motor, driven only
hish bidder. MI $3.50 or Mi 66s3.
oUTBoARD MOTOR, Champion; la4i
8 hours: SIS. Call AT. 5i7o.
saii and lib = sail ii. Asking sla5 5 but Siii vii
be forced t, to accept highest of1ey u pending
answer phone TIE 4a1b, Mr.. Minis.
AUXILIARY CRUISING YAWL, Meme
moosha," ~ fl. 4 hunks, full head room,
heating and cooking stoves. galley; toilet,
or call Henry Jarrett, 1921 Olive ave. NV.
CABIN BOAT, a2-toot, complete equip
ment, excellent condition $3.50; VIII Dc,
morning. at Cramptons boat yard
tms Rorshop se sne m 0ns vns M Tas nd
bedroom, 1sxl6 kitchen, sxls: we'll in
one year old & Fzench leaving
town Mrs Pauline Jacobson. Maine ave
and H st. s.w wharf. Liveable yr. round
home any time. -
PRIvATEER sLooPi, e #, Mover Nov nra de, e,
dinghy; $500. Dupont AL ---
BOAT CLEARANCE SALE.
Canoes. rowboats sailboats' skifis, s X
Fulton. sos Maine ave. s.w. EX. 34o6.
a6-FT: RIcHARDssoN CABIN CRUISER
binahy nsft and and psyi9s, lyHss ysass aa olaaa
Perfect Condition. Call WO l6s0.
Evening star., 1942-08-29
ROBT. B. SCOTT
nENTAr Apnp
HAY FEVER-ASTHMA,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

No loss of sleep, no burning eyes, nose
clear, forget rag weeds. Write for free
booklet, j. C Mclean. 4109 10Th st. ne
Evening star., 1942-08-29
APARrMENrs FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serutce, adper-
tisers are requested to In
clude telephone number IN
announcements under For
Rent Classifcations.
Evening star., 1942-08-29
AIR CONDITIONERS

Executive ofhces being closed on account
OF Government service, two Carrier-type
5o-H. suitable for average once or living
room; one 81 -B2 Carrier de luxe. suitable
for large once or room. All three in
perfect condition. National 6ls5. 81
Evening star., 1942-08-29

JEWISH BOY to share room with another,
pvt. bath; unlimited phone ia 070e.
45l4 sth ST. NW.-Sinsle room, suitable
for gentleman only Conv to bus and
cars. S37 month GE. 3Sa0.
Evening star., 1942-08-29

CONTINUED on Next P1go.)
Evening star., 1942-08-29

mornings. Columbia ob9b
WOMAN, elderly, housework for couple or
gentlemen: live in. District sd14.
WOMAN colored. wants Job as cook and
housevorker, refs; stay nights. 1E39 tn
St. NV. ----
WOMAN neat, reliable, wants ldry. work:
clean sunny yard Decatur 1901.
Evening star., 1942-08-29
RooMe tJNe,JphIsurn

ROOMS WANTED.
YOUNG EXECUTIVE. single, GENTLE,
desires large weil-furnished room or two
with private bath or small apartment,
Northwest section. No ouibbling over price.
Box cosy. Star. 3Os
SINGLE large closet; must be Reasonable
and quiet: lady. Box 257Y. Star 800
ENGLISH GIRL desires large bed-sittine
rm. with bath, in private home Northwest
section. nr, Dupont Circle. Breakfast
optional Box 394-S. Star.
2 GENTLEMEN wish single rooms at same
address or small apt. in Dupont Circle
area. Call ME. 297s bet. 6-S pm
JEWISH COUPLE desire master bedroom
in Brentwood Village or upper NV, at
once. Call AID. S72S Sunday from an
TO p.m 30s
GENTLEMAN, refined, Christian desires
single room. private shower, Northwest sec
ton. Box 1S7-Y. Star. 30'
GENTLEMAN. quiet, responsible, 33. Chris
tan, single, non-smoker, Govt radio engi-
neer, desires clean small room, pref. North
west section. pvt. shower, inner r-spring
mattress. S3O-S35, within 80 min bus.
Penn, and 13th; Al ref P. o. Box 575,
Washington. d. c. 30.
Evening star., 1942-08-29
POULTRY 8 EGGS.

WANTED-STARTING BATTERY. met,
five-deck, electrically heated State co
dition and price Box 245-Y. Star a.
Evening star., 1942-08-29

TYPEwRTTERs, adding machines, etc. Late
models, Rentals and repairs. All makes.
American Typewriter Co, 1881 Z. Capitoi
Evening star., 1942-08-29
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
AVAILABLE.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored as waitress in colored res
taurant. 63 Pierce st. any time Sat. and
Evening star., 1942-08-29
CHAMBERMAID-

Experienced housekeeper cook. white or
colored. adults and baby, no laundry;
must be thoroughly trained and have ex-
eellent local refs. Phone District o02S or
eall Apt. 301, 1926 18th st. NV.
MATD-Siver Spring area, live in or out,
assist with meals, general INV.
EXCELLENT PAY.
1ern
Evening star., 1942-08-29

PETWORTH SECTION men or 2 women
to share; Jewish home. TAYLOR 1928.
2s23 2Sth ST Nw.-LarEe double room
with sleeping porch; 2 men or man and
wife, $50 mo- each North 9134.
Evening star., 1942-08-29

DELICATBSSEN STORE, doing 81 900 cash
weekly business; small overhead; best of
refrigeration eqnipment TR. a126. @a'
DRUGSTORE. in restricted area no COM
petition long lease. reasonable rent: sales
over S50,00a in 1871; new Carrier air
conditioner. small cash payment required,
owner entering service Box g3Y. Star.
FOR SALE, RESTAURANT-Sea capa-
city, $50; all equipment in good condition,
Roxy Restaurant 2S9 Frederick St,
Hagerstown, Md u
SPACE available in large modern drug
store suitable for watch repair, iewelry,
novelty, etc or any other conflicting
business. Entrance to large theater.
Evening star., 1942-08-29

FOR REFINED GIRLs-Exc. Jewish meals,
NV section trans / blk TIA 1859
Evening star., 1942-08-29

BAbY CHICKS.
BARRED ROCKS. R. l. Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
Store, 61a K st. NV. Metropolitan 00Sa
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-16
Raise

Continued from Page Onet
gram for federal workers by pro
yitiug that the legislation passed
yesterday shall expire on that date.
The temporary measure contin.
u"s provisions Tor overtime pay to
81 per cent OF all federal civilian
employees. which expired Nov. 80.
this extra pay being based on
slightly less than time. and a half
for hours worked over 40 week;
brings under the overtime provi-
sion the remaining IS per cent. e1.
ceLt persons paid on a basis whers
DEFINITE work hours are not stipu.
lated. grants 10 per cent in
crease to those workers not on an
hourly pay basis including many
postal workers. and to employees in
the legislative and judicial branch.
cs. providing that the increases
are payable only on the first 49,.
900 Of salary
No person making more than
$1,000 year or holding an cleo
tive office will receive pay hikes
The legislation suspends the Sat.
urday half holiday law and requires
department heads 10 Justify tina
number OF employees on their rolls
or else release them
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-16
Goodfellows

Continued from Page Oneb
and Michigan avenue-Harold Ma.
gee, James Warner. Deon Greene
preston Myers. Phelps Grouse.
Harold Augustus, Mark Rust,
James O'Sullivsn. D. T. Quirk. elf.
ton Reynolds. Jack shepherd.
AT the corners OF Huron street
and Michigan avenue will be Rev.
Gordon Speers. Worden Geer Tracy
Towner. Knowell Hart.
Post office corner: Harry Smith
Charles Barker, Joseph Metcalf
Other stations including Nor
NAL College, depot area. East Mich
igan Ave: Earl Snyder. G. C.
Handy, Emil Susterka. Ernest Mad,
dux, Paul Ehman, Norman Evans.
Floyd Smith, Richard Weir. Ter.
ala Mead. Charles Clesry. Thomas
O'Day, Glenn Ridenour, Gerald
Beissel.
The sale OF papers will start
shortly after I o'clock in the az.
ternoon Saturday and will con.
tinue till 9 o'clock in the evening
Other men interested are invit.
ed to take part in the selling. The
Junior Chamber of Commerce will
be represented by several mem.
bers who are yet to be assigned
their hours and positions and the
services of a dozen more can be
used to good advantage, President
Quirk stated today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-16
Congress

(Continued from Page one)
little pension bill TO think Of that %
laughingly remarked Democratic
Senator Leader Alben Bsrkley.
Same Leaders
Reelection OF present congres-
sionsl leaders for the 18th Con.
gress was believed 10 be assured.
Rumors OF opposition 70 Speaker
Sam Rayburn, Texas Democrat.
We're discounted and he is expected
10 be chosen over Rep. Joseph W.
Martin. Jr., Massachusetts,. Repub-
lican floor leader. Martin ia ex-
pected 10 remain in his post as is
Rep. John Mccormack. Massa-
chusetts, Democratic leader.
Sears created by the antl.poll
tax fight in the Senate appeared
TO be healing with the result that
Barley is certain TO be named
majority leader in the 18th Con
gress. No Republican has even
challenged party leadership OF Sen.
Charles McNsry, Oregon, in the
Senate.
Coalition May Rule
With the Democrats holding a
l4-yote margin over the Repuh!i.
cans in the House. and Democratic
strength cut in the Senate. 1t ap-
peared probable that coalition OF
anti-New Deal Democrats and Re
publicans would rule in the next
Congress.
The nth Congress, Appropria.
tons Committee clerks said. appro-
priated and authorized the stasger.
ing sum OF S227.5O0. 900. 900. most
OF 1t for war purposes. II declared
war on Germany Japan. Italy. Hun
gary. Bulgaria and Rumania.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-16
Births

Daughter: To Mr. and Mrs. Rex
4. Smith. 1909 Grant St, Ro1and
Jeanette, at University Hospital,
Dec. L. Roxana Jeanette weighed
seven pounds and one ounce.
Son Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Egan, S39 Holmes Rd.. Dec
IL, weighing five pounds. six ounces
al Boyer Hospital
SON Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Van Duzen. 654l Denton Rd. Dec.
IS. at Beyer Hospital weighing sew
en- pounds, eight and a half ounces.
-
Daughter: To Rev. and Mrs. r. T.
Appleyard, Tuesday evening. weigh
ing pounds Il ounce. The baby
was born. at Boyer Hospital and has
been named Anna Margaret.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-16
Quiz

Continued from Page OneD
who have to answer the questions
and criticism for the bureaus that
ask them.
SO one Of the boys in the bn-
reaus, who for some queer reason
prefers not to be quoted by name,
brought up the subject OF the quiz
Quizzers' quiz, quaint and quiz
1icsl tale that's enough TO drive
one qu-razy.
Committee records disclosed it
was sent out last Armistice Day
in the cain before the current
QUESTIONABLE storm-and its ex-
pressed object was TO find out why
there are almost as many civilian
government employees as there are
men in the armed forces.
THE thumb twiddlers In our
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-16
Former Student
Killed in Action

Former senior on the Michigan
State Normal College campus, 1t
George George, 26, attached to Co.
NJ. lS5th Infantry, Casa Blanca, has
been reported killed according to
Dean James Brown. dean OF men
at the Normal College
Upon leaving college during his
senior year, 1t. George attended
and was graduated from officers
training school at Fort BeRing.
Georgia, August Is. He was sent
across September first 1t. Georges
home is in Halbrook, Mass.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-16
LIVESTOCK

LINestcck
Detroit Nlrh na. rl r.
steer. and yca...u-s. SIF.-a
ShuFf'ed steers ff- 90. ..u
mon grassy steers $3.50 down,
Reef COWS $3.50 r. ,r.fr. ,.N-
m7iriy 81 a. sau-a-r I....
from 20 Iec1.
calves good aud cao,.r trades.
$3.50 is. common and medium
Grades 81 It
tiocs Good % choice butchers
scaling 10000 lbs. late Dc Nt .
l4lo. Stags Sl225. -aws. ya.--.
~ $50
sheep Choice uaatc aubs
Sl5.5o.155o. medium Go good lambs
$3.50. common throeaul~. s.1s
down.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-16
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Peace Making; CHS 1890 a. m.
Henry J. Kaiser from Los An.
geles on They Cover Every
Front.
NBC-S:00-Thin Man Adventures;
S:30-Tommy Dorsey Band;
Eddie Cantor and Dinsh;
9:30-District Attorney,
1O:00-Kay Kyser Hour.
CBS-S:0O-Nelson Eddy Concert,
S:30-Dr. Christian;
9:00--Bob Burns;
9:30-Lionel Barrymore Drama.
1000 Great Moments in Music;