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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
Hello, Folks:

Hello, Folks:
Well, with spring in the air and
new romances a-budding with the
few lads left in town. many
thoughts are naturally being turned
toward the spring parties and
proms. The first prom of the year
will be the Alpha Phi Alphas' Fra
ternity party on April 10th, in one
of the lovely bathrooms on the Uni
versity of Minnesota campus. And
the boys and gals are really sour
rying round lining up their dates.
One Minneapolis lass says men are
so scarce that she's dated up a six
teen year old high school lad as her
date for the evening. Funny as it
may seem, what you bet she'll have
the best lookin' and most sophisti-
Gated lad at the dance for this six
teen year older has been around.
-. Speaking of novel parties, a
well known Twin City club is plan
ming a party along the Mardi Gras
style (you know, masquerading,
etc.) in the near future. Overheard
one of our local boys remarking
to a certain lassie that he didn't
know what to masquerade as, to
which she replied, "Boy, you don't
have to masquerade, go just as you
are and everyone will take you for
Frankenstein."
Gadding About the Two Towns:
Just heard that FOSTER
BROWN, another one of our home
town boys, arrived in Australia the
same time that my pal, JIMMY
BRADFORD arrived there.
JIMMY HUGHES is squirting
CRYSTAL BURGESS round town
these days. Tis said that
CHARLES ESKRIDGE thinks
EDRESS FEW is "tho tweet." .
Heard that LOUISE ESCUE has
left Minneapolis to accept a steno-
graphic position with the U. S.
Government in Washington, D. C.
... Uncle Sam is getting a little
increase in his treasury through
ROSA MOND COLLIER and
STAFF SERGEANT RAYMOND
JOHNSON'S letter writing. g.
Did you hear that ELIZABETH
McCRACKEN sent HOWARD
WELLS, who is in Virginia,
lovely Easter egg? Could it
be that BILLY STEPHERS-f fancy,
MARJORIE THOMPSON, might
be lightly turning to a case of
spring Glove in bloom? LAW
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
File No. 674SS

File No. 674SS
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL AC-
COUNT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
State of Minnesota, County of Hennepin.
In Probate Court.
Re Estate of
Dovie Thelma Ward, also known as
Dovie M. w. Lewis and
Dovie Lewis.
Decedent.
IT IS ORDERED, That the final account
and petition for examination thereof and
for distribution, filed herein, be heard on
Monday, April 81, 1912, at 10 o'clock A. M
by this Court in the Court House in Min
neapolis, Minnesota, and that all persons
interested in this estate present objections,
if any, why said petition should not be
granted.
This Order shall be published in the
Minneapolis Spokesman and copies thereof
mailed according to law.
Witness the Hon. Manley L. Fosseen,
Judge Of Probate Court, this S0th day of
March. 1912.
ERNEST P. LORENZ,
(SeaI Clerk.
HARRY SCOTT, Attorney.
1906 9Th Ave. N.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
MAKE MONEY

When you clean out your base
ment and attic for the spring, get
rid of your old furniture and odds
and ends. Lots of folks want such
things but how are they gonna
know unless you call up and tell
the Spokesman or Recorder and let
them tell it to the world in their
classified ad column. Call BR. 1896
or MI. 834O and make you some
money.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
LOUIS MOORE, JR., WINS
PROMOTION

Louis Moore, Jr., of Washington,
D. c., a graduate of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, University of
Minnesota, was one of thirteen
people with specialized training in
various fields employed last month
by the personnel division of the
U. S. Department of Agriculture in
Washington, D. C.
Mr.. Moore was appointed as a
specialist in animal husbandry and
was selected because of outstand-
ing qualifications, according tc
Thomas N. Roberts of the depart.
ment.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03

him the invitation to appear at the
hospital and said the next time he
came, don't ask him but command
him to be there and make it early.
After the performance the IA
nous dancer visited and performed
in the rooms of many men who
were unable to get to the audi
torium.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP FOR
WEST VIRGINIA

Willie Jones, a freshman at West
Virginia State College, won the
light heavyweight championship in
c. 1. A. A. competition, Saturday,
March %, at Hampton Institute,
Virginia. Willie, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Jones, 994 Igle-
hart Ave-, was presented the
trophy by President Malcolm Nc
Lean of Hampton.
This was the first time in the
history of West Virginia State
College that their school won the
light heavyweight championship.
Witnessing the performance
were the Misses Margaret Will
liams and Edith Coleman and Mr..
Robert Woods, all St. Paul young
sters attending Hampton.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03

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questions within the logical reasoning Address
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03

don't you do it. Talk it over with
your sister and let her know that
you have enjoyed being with them
but since the children do not need
you any more, you would like to
go to the city where you can have
more social life. 1t might be well
to discuss it with her and let her
know you intend to make the
change when school closes.
w. G.: met my wife when 1
was 81 years of age. She was 16.
Five weeks of romance end in mar
riage. She seems cool about me
now. 1 am renting 2 rooms. We
have fuses about this GOODNESS and
it keeps me upset and worried. This
causes me to gamble and drink
liquor and do things I should not
do. Tell me what to do?
Ans: You don't have any
grounds for complaint . but your
wife does. She's tired of pinching
pennies and going without pretty
clothes in order for you to drink
and pay your gambling debts. She
never will meet you with a smile
and a warm embrace if you don't
change. If you want your wife to
shower you with affection :. then
shower her with kindness, buy her
some clothes, buy a present Occa-
siOnally, take her out when you go,
and make her feel that you love
her. I'll guarantee that she has a
treat in store for you when you
change your way of living.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
COUNCIL MEETS

The st, Paul Community Council
met Tuesday, March 81, at 8 P. M,
at the Halle Q. Brown Community
House, with the president, John
NJ. Patton, presiding.
MRS. POSEY'S SISTER
SERIOUSLY ILL
Mrs. Sally Fitzpatrick of Topeka,
Kan, sister of Mrs. Effie Posey,
216 W. 31st St., Minneapolis, is
seriously ill. Mrs. Posey may have
to go to her bedside.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
lie LAWRENCE POST
GRATEFUL

The Leslie Lawrence Post and its
Ladies Auxiliary are grateful for
the appearance of Bill Robinson at
the Veterans Hospital last week.
Jesse Howard, Post Commander
VIM. Mcclure, James Strothers,
VIM. Hyde and Mines. Lenora Dill
lard, Roy Coins, Samuel Johnson,
VIM. Mcclure and daughter greet
ed Mr.. Robinson on his arrival at
the hospital.
Mr.. Robinson graciously thanked
Mrs. Samuel johnson for extending
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
CLASSIFIED ADS

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TERMS: Cash or postage by mail must Be
in Office before Wednesday at D. N.
CALL MIDWAY sS40 for information.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03

Mr.. J. L. James of 900 Carroll
Ave. was called to Topeka, Kansas,
because of the death of his brother,
Homer. He will return to the city
before the weekend.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03

S. W. R.: My luck seems to be
pretty bad right now. Tell me if
should borrow money and try to
buy me a house as l have been
thinking about doing here lately?
Ans: Look around for a place
to rent. You are in no position to
borrow money and pay down on a
house. You haven't been able to
save any money and 1 don't advise
your taking on obligations that you
absolutely could not meet. Every
couple should try to buy a home
but the first step is to save
enough money for a down pay
ment. Don't borrow.
x. K: Since the death of my
sisters husband have lived with
her at her request. The first year
1 know she appreciated me and
still does but things seem to be
different now. She IS grand to me,
but 1 don't know whether she wants
me any longer or not. Now 1 think
I have been here long enough and
would like to make a change. Am
I being fair to want to make a
change?
Ans: She still appreciates you
and has relied on you so long that
she is taking it for granted to some
extent. She feels she is paying
you for keeping house for she and
her children and that is all that
is necessary. The children are old
er now, they are almost grown, and
if you feel you want to leave and
go to the city and work why
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

0ieier Srelleio bano 8oniiatins ltrenJ
,uu Hpm 1no feline firbli1eu Srien=
tierllngen. 50 fam Die belltlbe Sir
DIE in Die innieIte Serbinoung nit
Dem romilden Stltbl, 10 begann oie
neue 8eltlerrldaft Gonls iiber oie
@ermanen, Homs 8ertreter at Ieiu,
iiir sic firbli1e 8ereiuigl,ng aIler
oelti6en Stdnnne nit &om 5u iuir.
fen, hlieb 5eitlebens ser Stol5 oes
Jl.. 8onifatils.
Wtit papitlid)en grnpfeblungsidrei-
ben an aleruS lno 8olf oes Wil=
iionsgebietes, al ale Gbrilten oeS
6ranfenreides uno al &arl Martea,
reilte 8oniiatius I'M Sriibiabr 723
nod Seiien 5uriid. Al,f oem 8iid-
,uege bate 8onifatius oie erlte nad-
peisbare 9esesnung nit 2arl War-
ted, Ser ibnt einen 5bnsbrief nit
gab.
8onifatius ieste iein Wiiiionsperf
uln nit nod groBerem @ifer fort.
llno balo fonnte ct es tpagen. oas
Golf oor eiu bel oen 0analigen
Deutidlen io5uiasen eutiheioenoes
@ottesurteil 5u ltellen.
Ser @obenoielIt ftliipfte iid) BET
alien. Oeutiden 8olfsItanunen au Sal
ne, Auellen uno gdume, beionoers
sic ltdnlnige eide mar Elm @eaen.
itaro, at oem lie nit gbrfitrd)t uuo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
9ie 8efebrmng Der bentidem edaoer
gum Gbrtdentum

dung nad 9fom su fommeu. gtad
ariinolider ansiprade nno @mpfans
cines ihriitlihen @laubensbefenmt-
uilies ipeibte @regor ser 3peite i'm
am 80. Nopelnber 722 gum MiIlions.
biidof fit 9eutiHlano obne feIten
5ie. Bei oieIer @elegenbeit leste
9onifatius einen Gio bes @eborIams ;
sesen 8etrls nno ieine Nadfolsec
nod Ser 6ormel ob, Die fir sic .gi-
iAofe ser @r5oioSele ,8om iiblid iuar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

an ite 5u legeu. Douar ielblt 1uiiroe
oen Sreuler nit ieinent Sammer. ser
lbmettern, prablten sic Seioet. I'M
nun bieIen Natlrneulhen 5u 5eigen
oaB ibr 9ouuersott feine Wadt babe,
le su ibiiBell l,no OaB alles Ser
trauen auf sic @0tter 8abn lei, be-
ldloB gonfatius, bieie Sonareibe
nieber5ubauen. aber midt int gebei,
men pollte CT leine Sano an oieles
0eiligtum legeu. Oarllm nlahte er
lein 8orBaben befannt luo lpartete oie
3eit ab, 100 sic Serebrllng Oonars Die
Wienge berbeirief - oenn Die BIO
srapben iasen, oaB oas. beioniI1e
Solf Ser Seiien in 5ablreihen Sda-
ren lun iein Seiligtlm lih periam~
melt babe.
, Gs mar ein fii9ner gntlGluB, ser
ibm bas 2eben foIten fonute. Obnc
Sogern trat 8onifatius at ser Spit-
sc eiuiger @enoiien llnS nit Ser Art
beipafiuet ,mter sic Ital,neuoen, bro-
Jenoen Seioen, int Bertralen auf
@ottes lplmoerbaren Sdus bieb er
nit ser srt at ben getualtigeu
Stamm. Bloslid,, iuie oltr6 bie &raft
eines boberen 8iaens, ititr5te Sic
&0ttereide fradeno suiamnten, 1T
bier Eeile selpalteu. 9ab fein Ylis=
ltrall ben Seiliaeu sermalmt bate,
has mdlbte Sen &lau6eu an Die al.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
Photo Fea lures

feureibe (ieit 53D iuar bon GROCER
geoe,ltl,ng fir oie 8efebrung 1bit-
ritsens 5luu gbriltentlmu. gs ge-
luann 0ort rol6 al go0en. SIN 2aufe
Oes Z. SSabrbunoerts, als bas Sauo
luieoer bon einbeimilhen Ser5ogea
regiert iuurOe, mudte bos Gbriiten-
tatm beoeutenoe 3ortidritte. &enn
5iiotbiiringen 5u Beainn oes s.
Sabrbuuoerts 5um groBten Eei(e
Ariltlib mar, 10 peroauft eS oies at
erlter Stelle oem bl. &iliat, ser nit
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nannt miro. Inter Eippin oetn
Wittleren louroeu Sic eiubeiuilhen
Ser5oge burd) frGnfiide erlest. ltu-
ter oielen bate Oas tbiiringiide Solc
piel su leioert es erbob lid) uno rtef
Sic beioniIden Sadlen 5u Silfe. 9ie
augemeine Gertuirruns griff aud au'
oas religioie @ebiet iiber. Ser Sa8
gegen Sic franfiibeu Ser5oge pertoan-
oelte iid in Sab gegen sic &elisiou.
sic iie besiinItisten. Oie snudbe-
rlng an bie Sad)len mar sleid5eittJ
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;ltritd, iudbreno 6as Seioentum bon
neltetn ietu &aupt er6ob. ..@. >
(Gortiesuus folst) ...-,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

5trdt .elnporblitten. Die alteu Deuts
ibeu iiebten ibre 0aloer nit ebr-
iitrdtiger 9iebe. lno 100 oie tauIello.
idbrisen 8almrieien ntadtpou 5.,an
Simntef Itrebten, ieoem 2idltitrabl
mebreno mo oas gebeimnispole Quit
fel biiteno, ba iiiblten iie Sic gtdbe
Der @0tter. Sic bielten ibren @ot.
tesoienIt oarum bauptiudlih in Sen
8dloern ODER unter ein5elnen beili=
gen 8dumeu. Gin fold beiliger 8alm
ipar sic 0onareihe bel @eismor Gin
ser Ndbe bon isri6lar), inter uel~
der Sic beioniiden Selieu nit gor
llebe bem Donar (DonnergotD ibre
Opfer barbradten. 2ein 9iener oes
gbriltengottes lperoe es luagen, Sano
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

ten @otter iuaufeuo. 8iele ser por-
Der flud)euoen Seioeu lieBen lid tau-
ielt. Wtit beu 5all Ger 9euaretde
iuar ser Sieg oes gbriitentllhs int
Seiienlanoe entidieoeu. @
Nus Dem Sol5 ser @ottereid)e er-
ballte 9onifatills eiu &ird)leiu 5u
ebren oes Mpoitelfiiriteu Betrus. 9a-
neben loute balo ous 8lolter Srislar
entIteben. sllh at anoereu Srteu
oes Seilenlanbes biloeten lid Drift
lid)e @emeinoen, beren Iusbat Bo-
uifatius aetrolt ieinen @ebilien iiber'
lalien fonnte. @r ielbit 5og int Sabre
724 nad 5riirinaen.
Souifatius in SbGrinaeu (725-735)i
Die @ereiuisuua nit oem ssrau.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16
(6ortleBung)

itent,tm? Mis- 8oniIatius nad
Del,tiblano fam, mar oas @briiten-
ilm bis gum Wain uno Nbein iuobl
iiberall gepreoist, ober nidt iiberatl
tpltroe.. es befolgt. Norblib bes
Niains uno int Siten bes Hbeins aber
ioar Gbrilti Nainen nod 10 gut iuie
,t,6efannt. 8onifatilts iab alie eiu
ungemeiu peites arbeitsielo Dor iid,
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nad Soeiier. Gin oenfmiiroiges sSabr
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5didtc 9eutidlduos nno ser fatboli-
}6en Stride. ..
Bouiiatims in !SeiIen (712-724
@riinbe ser uerlbieoeniten Art
mogen lid) pereil,iat baben, oielen
tueit nab Deittldlano einiprinaenoen
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,uu belien Gbriltianilierung iid ser
5.,ldhit ba5u perpflibtete 9tidof bon
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grill at nebnleu Slider aber audi
eas iib 8o,iifatits bon bier ben Wes
5ut 8efebrlmg ser Sablen, ieiuem
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ltno 9lrbeitsgenoileu nit. Mebr als
so Sabre mar @reeor iein iteter 9e-
gleiter lno nadj Dem Wtartertos oes
bl. 8pnifatius iibernabm CT Die Get
f,ng Der irieiiiben Wiiiion..
sSSn 6eiien batten ldon ieit oe,u
bt. Gilian ein5elne afiilionare &c:
auirft, aber ser groBte Cell Der Be
.oobuer luor nod beioniid]. Bonita
thus aetpann in fl,r5er 3eit SauIenoe
fit oas Gbrilteutluu. 3Wei 9riioer
Dettif uno Deorltlf, lhenften tbnl elz
neu Cell hires Yelibtlms our alo-
5tergriinoung. @s lpar 4nanaburg,
oie erlte libere @rluerbung bes 80
nifatits aui oel,tibenl 8ooen. Sn
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erite floiterlide Wtiilionsltation, lie
foate cine Bflan5itatte fir ben ei,l-
beimilhen &leri,s iueroen. 9Dn bier
im gen5en 2al,oe bis 5ur 5ad)len-
greaSe.
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aus leitete 8onifatius oie Wiiiion
berarnlt. Die falt tagliden Ginfaae
Der Sad)len lieBen oas 2ato nibt 5ur
Mube folnn,en. Weite Streden maren
in eine @iiite nertpanoelt slber 30
riiiatius barrie bel bem pielgepriiften
golfe inerihiitterlid) aus. Dnrb
ieiuer 6Gnoe 4rbeit perid)affte er fir
fid llno gum 9eil audi fir leine Ser.
re ben 2ebensilnterbalt. Cine lolt
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8onifatius sic Ser5eli uno eroberte
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itaubelt 80 airden, .pelde alulabit
einen Wittelplnft in Der W,idaelis-
firde 1T Mmann6ltrg Dattell.
fst'A * rSo.In.s.,..t; gLo. s,.,,o Grf,I,o
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-16

O6ige flint @ruppen bon Stu<,
oentinnen .oes ct. 5rancis college
in Solicit, Sd, BON benen ie 5luei
3wiuinssldmeltern lino, ieben it'd
10 dbmid, oaB lie BON igreu Wit-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14
5.S5 Chenille
Bedspreads

200 Of these heavily tufted che
nile spreods with eioborotely
tufted design. White with multi
colored pottern olso blue, dusty
rose, peoch, green with controst-
ing work .........-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-14
Check Damask

Regular LIS value. the old time toble do
nnosk in turkey red, indigo blue. gold ond
lode. Popular for breakfast ond I00
lunch cloths ............ yd.
Liners, Second Floor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
Ann Arbor News
Ann Arbor Residents
Listed in Who's Who

Ann Arbor, Mich, Mar. 1s-Whos
Who has Il new Ann Arbor resi-
dents this year.
Roscoe Bonisteel. lawyer and
chairman. OF the district selectiye
service appeal board, Dr. Robert X.
Brown. dentist, John Haien, per-
sonnet director. James W. Parker
and several University OF Michigan
faculty members were included.
Faculty recognized are: Werner
f. Bachmann, professor OF chemis-
try. Or. Carl z. Badgley, resident
in surgery, Ernest F. Barker asso-
ciate professor OF internal medi-
cine, Wells l. Bennett, dean OF the
College OF Architecture and Design,
Everett 5. Brown, acting chairman
OF the political science department,
Dwight L. Dumond, professor Of
history, Dr. Thomas Francis. Jr,
chairman OF the department OF
epidemiology. Rudolph H. Gjels-
ness. chairman OF the department
OF library science. Edmund T.
Haines, instructor in theory Of
music, Kenneth X. Lsndes, chair
man OF the geology department.
Arthur D. Moore professor Of cleo
trical engineering and Paul S.
Welch. professor OF zoology.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18

Ann Arbor, Mich, Mar. ls-Prof.
H. S. Bull, Of the University Depart
ment OF Engineering. was elected
president Wednesday night OF the
Ann Arbor Engineers Club and
Lawrence Hoffman,. engineer at
the King Seeley organization. was
elected vice president. Professor
Bull replaces former president Har-
land Dodge and Hoffman will fill
the position vacated by Bull.
Walter VI. Roth. assistant super
intendent OF the University Build
ing and Grounds Department. was
elected secretary and Harold SEQ.
vile was elected treasurer. New
directors are w. S. Herbert, Louis
Ayres. and Bruno Meinecke.
Prof Glenn Alt. city council
president and a member OF tho
University's civil engineering de
partment discussed the design Of
structures against air raids He
said that the most effective civilian
defense against air raids is com
plete and effective organization and
advocated a centralized one-man
control OF defense measures Pro
fessor Alt has just returned from
New York where he participated IN
a course in air raid defense unde"
the sponsorship OF the National
Civilian Defense organization
Harrison Caswell, chairman d
the Washtenaw County Defense
Council. described defense organi-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
Engineers Name Officers,
Discuss Plans For Defense

cation IN the state saying that
both county boards and the board
OF cities over 10000 are under the
direct leadership OF state heads.
What this vicinity has done in local
defense was reviewed by Caswe!l
who said that the engineer should
use his knowledge 10 survey build
ing by assisting as auxiliary fire
men. The engineer. he said. should
also be able to take a survey Of
Ann Arbor and tell the people what
they should do.
Officer Robert Mayfeld. OF the
city police department, described
the funetioning OF auxiliary police
and said that central board is to
be set up TO receive reports and
send out the various service units.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
Veteran War Correspondent
viii Lecture in Ann ArbOr

Ann Arbor. Mich, Mar. IS -
Pierre van Passsen, author Of That
Day Alone, and Days OF Our
Years, and veteran foreign CORES
pendent, will lecture at Hin Audi
forum on Thursday. March 10 at
s:l5p m. His Subject will be The
War OF the Hemisphere"
Mr.. van Paassens current book,
That Day Alone, tells OF his ex-
perlenees in Holland, Belgium, and
France since the outbreak Of the
war and suggests the kind OF socie-
ty he sees emerging from the pres
ent cataclysm. His autobiography
Days Of our Years was a Book
OF the Month Club selection last
season and some 100000 copies
have been sold.
He was one Of the first foreign
correspondents TO interview Mus
solini and Hitler and to see in their
rise an luminous threat 10 the fu-
ture freedom and welfare Of man
kind. He has since been barred
from both Of these countries be-
cause Of what he reported Of the
persecution he saw.
Because Of his denunciation OF
Jewish persecution and his espous-
al OF the effort Of Jews to create a
homeland in Palestine. Mr. Paassen
was voted in 1884 one Of the great
est Christian friends OF the Jewish
people and was made an honorary
citizen OF the all-Jewish city OF
Tel-Ayiv.
He now makes his home in an
apartment overlooking Riverside
Dr.. New York City. He Is married
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
Ann Arbor Makes Ready
TO Meet War Emergency

Ann Arbor Mich, Mar. IS -
Mayor Leigh J. Young is making
preliminary plans for a blackout
ordinance for Ann Arbor following
action OF the city council in ap-
proving first reading OF the pro
posal
Under present plans blackout
can be ordered only by chief OF po-
lice with approval OF Army, Navy
or state defense officials.
The sum OF $500 was allotted 10
meet expenses OF the Civilian De-
tense Volunteer Office and the city
engineer. George H. Sandenburzh
was authorized 10 purchase de-
Tense supplies for the city, includ-
ing sand bag, material, portable
pump, spothghts, picks and handles,
sand and rope.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-18
misunderstanding on
Bankbook Investigated

Ann Arbor. Mich. Mar. IS -
Minnie Elfring, 553 S. Fourth St,
reported to police that she was
unable TO get her bank book from
relative 10 whom she sset she
gave the book three years ago for
ssfekeeping.
The relative claims that she was
given cash TO keep and that was
four or FIVE years ago. Mrs. Elfring
was referred TO the prosecuting at
torney as her case does not come
under police jurisdiction.