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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
NeiUS From BeHeriHe
METHODIST CHURCH is
SCENE OF PRETTY WEDDl

~ lNG VI FhG ' W GGGANN1
Belleyille, Mich, Jan. r. Tail
white. candles in candelabra and
vases OF white chrysanihemums and
snapdragons formed the setting for
the wedding Of Miss Pauline Merit
Gle, and Paul Hoyt. Clinton, which
was an event OF Saturday night. Dec
81 The service was read by Rev.
Alfred Eddy ia the Methodist
Church at 6:45 p m.
The bride, who was given 70 mar
rage by her father, is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, J. ID. Mericle OF thts
place.
White satin. fashioned with a long
train, tight fitting sleeves and n
Eugene neckline. formed the we'd
ding gown. The bridal veil was Of
finger tip length fastened with a
butterfly ornament. The brides bou-
quet was OF pure white gladiol
Miss Helena Mericle, sister OF the
bride. as maid OF honor. wore a floor
length gown OF rose colored taffeta
faille. and carried blue snspdrag-
ons. She also wore a pink shoulder
length veil fastened at the top With
arose colored ornament
The groom was attended by his
brother. Hugh Hoyt. as best man.
and Mervin Wells and Kenneth Mer-
icle. brother Of the bride. acted as
ushers.
Miss Betty Dunk appropriately
sang 20 Promise Me" before the
ceremony, with Mrs. Orrin K. Post
presiding at the organ.
The brides mother, Mrs. J. d..
Mericle. was attired in Delft blue.
and the groom's mother. Mrs. Hoyt,
Clinton. wore a gown OF navy blue.
A reception for about 100 guests.
from Belleville. Detroit. Toledo and
Clinton, was In the Masonic dining
parlors. following the ceremony,
after which the bridal couple left for
a honeymoon trip in the East. They
expect to make their home in De.
trOit.
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rupting," Fred said. And for put
ting the wrong construction on
what a mans trying to say tc
you"
But I'm NOT one to marry In
order to have an easy time Of it,
said Susan. Aunt Alice has the
farm, and she has always believed
it could be made to pay. agree
with her, and I'm going to try to
help her realize her dream of max
ing the Farmer plantation what it
was years ago"
Il See" said Fred. Does that
mean that you and Miss Alice
Farmer are going out and toll
among the corn and the cotton ?"
1--WE might-if necessary"
"Nonsensel Don't make me
laugh"
"Other women have accom-
plished bigger things
YES. In books"
"After all, we do come from a
long line of farmers-Aunt Alice
and I. My fathers ancestors were
farmers and also first settlers here
in Ardendale county-or have you
forgotten all about that?"
mo, haven't forgotten" said
Fred somewhat YEARLY. you
won't let me-" He laughed mirth-
lessly. "Srsan Farmer, graduate OF
college where she was taught
how TO enter a room without fall
ing over the furniture, how to bal
ance a teacup without splitting tea
on her neighbor. and-and-"
"Yes?" said Susan. Go on"
And how to speak four Ian
guages." said Fred. which does
her a lot Of good, with the map of
Europe changing every 4S hours"
Anything else?"
"Yes. That same college forgot
to teach you a cock-eyed thing
about farming"
Maybe should have gone to an
agricultural college" Susan said.
That wouldn't have been a bad
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
EXPECT NEW INSIGNIA

Fort Custer Mich. Jan. 12-lNs
Soldiers attached TO the 9th
corps area service command at
Fort Custer today were expecting
new shoulder insignia, post Off
GERS said. In the future, members
of the command will be identified
by a six armed cross pierced by
hexagon; the figures will be in
white on a blue background.
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sons. Mr.. and Mrs. d Il. Raymond,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Post. and Mr..
ard Mrs \. J. Krebs attended a re-
cepiIon Thursday az the home ~
Mr. ard Mrs. W. r Domske. Detroit,
honoring their daughter aud hus.
band. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hasse who
were recently married
Miss Ellen Davis who has been
employed by the Enterprise Roman
for some time has accepted a post
tion with a Fenton paper
John Oliver Detroit. spent sever
al days with HIS sister. Mrs. Clyde
Craft. this past week.
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DEFENSE WORK
To BE STARTED

Plans are now under way for de-
tense classes for women students
at Michigan State Normal Col
lege. This work is to be sponsor
ed by the Women's League.
Among the classes will be first
aid, home nursing. and knitting.
Students who wish to learn to
knit may register with Mrs. Flor
ence Lyman at Charles McKenny
Hall or with Miss Grace Aitchison
at Starkweather Hall
Mrs, Elton Rynearson will be in
charge OF Red Cross rooms at
Welch Hall. Miss Lurene Prouse
will teach first aid classes.
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INTENslFYING TRAINING

Detroit, Jan. 12-INS-First aid
training-part of the Michigan Con-
solidated Gas Company's ordinary
reace-time program-will be in
tensifed to cope with possible en-
ergencies arising from the war.
President William G. Voolfolk
said here in announcing some 900
employees will undergo training.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
A Maid In Manhattan
CHAPTER ONE

THE MOONLIGHT made sill
yer ribbon Of the road that dipped
and curved in and out among the
low green hills, the spicy fragrance
Of long leaf pines filled the air,
from a shadowy patch Of woods
a whippoorwill called plaintively to
its mate-and Fred Mosher was
about to propose to Susan Farmer
Susan, sitting beside Fred, in his
smart new roadster, knew what
was coming. She could always tell
when Fred was on the verge Of
proposing. Not that she was psy-
chic, or that she was possessed Of
an extraordinary amount Of femi-
nine intuition. 1t was the look on
Freds handsome face. She smiled
to herself as the thought came to
her that instead Of wearing his
heart upon his sleeve like lot Il
men, Fred wore his upon his com
tenance.
Presently he reached forward
and turned the dial Of the radio
until he found some soft dance
music.
Then he took a long deep breath.
please don't do it, Fred" Susan
said.
Don't do what?" said Fred. sur
prised.
Don't ask me to marry you"
"Well, I'll be darned" Fred ex-
claimed, slowing down the car.
How did you know that was what
l was going to do?"
I'm clever that way" Susan
said. Then very gently: Fred,
you've proposed to me so many
times that have learned to recog-
nize the symptoms"
II don't know that l like the
word symptoms, said Fred. TITS
a heck of a word to use to a man
who wants to talk about love and
marriage"
I'm sorry, Fred. l didn't mean
to be fiippant.' Susan placed her
hand lightly over Fred's, where it
rested upon the steering wheel
I've told you again and again that
I owe a duty to my Aunt Alice"
"Oh. THAT" said Fred.
Yes, that" said Susan. IAN
obligation is important to me,
whether it is to you or not"
Il understand perfectly how you
feel about your Aunt Alice" said
Fred. But do think you ought to
give a thought to the man who's
been loving you ever since you
were knee-high to a grasshopper."
Il know, Fred" Susan said.
And AM grateful to you for your
devotion, but you see, L"
I've never looked at another
girl" Fred went on. That is, not
seriously"
Susan smiled.
I'm awfully glad you decided to
qualify your statement" she said.
I've never thought Of my fu-
ture without seeing you sharing
it," Fred continued. And now that
you've been out Of college nearly
two years, and are"
ION the verge Of becoming an
old maid?"
Il wasn't going to say that at
all. What / mean is that you've got
no special training. no real means
Of making living. So 1t seems to
me that you ought to"
Ought to marry you" Susan
said, and be supported the rest of
my life in a manner TO which am
NOT accustomed. Is that what you
mean, Fred?"
NO, it's not"
at sounded that way TO me"
you certainly are one for inter-
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SUIT DELAYED

Detroit. Jan. EMS Record
er's Court Judge John P. Scallen
today ordered a suit by the Guar
dian Life Insurance Company
seeking TO foreclose on the home
OF Ernest W Sellner. an Army pri-
vate-held IN allegiance pending
the soldiers discharge from the
service
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Celebrate Annlversarx

Mr. and Mrs. Robert cullen. who
formerly lived in this vicinity. cele-
brated their golden wedding amir
versary az their home IN Saline,
Saturday Guests who attended from
here were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Cullen. Mr-aud Mrs Arthur Cullen.
Mr., and Mrs Albert Richardson. ST.,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richardson.
Jr., Mrs Robert Mason. and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Bradshaw.
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CALLS FOR SPEED

Detroit, Jan. II = ms = IS
management, labor and government
FASTENED conversion OF the motor
industry from peacetime to war
production. President A. T. Colwen
Of the Society of Automotive En-
gineers today called for all pos
sible speed, adding: eff we don't
win this war. we won't need to
worry about the future of the au-
tomobile."
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WASHINGTON-AP- Sweeping
new restrictions on the civilian use
OF lead has been ordered by Don
aid NJ. Nelson, priorities director
OF OPM, to divert greater supply
to war materials. The order was
similar to recent copper and tin
conservation edicts. 1t prohibits
the use of lead in most civilian
manufacturing and sharply cur
tails the amount to be used in a
few essential products.
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mug. Il4Va were won by MIS-. nate
Forbes. first, Mrs. Jennie Miller,
second; Mrs. Emma Clark, third.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Besemer
were In Lansing Tuesday.
Miss Mary Agnes Morrison 4. now
4 student al Cleary College.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller.
Dearborn. we're Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cunningham.
Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Harris were sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Robson. Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson.
son. Wendell. daughter Mildred.
ipsilanti. were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Amerman. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie Pitcher were
Saturday night guests of Mr., and
Mrs. Leonard Pitcher. East Dear
born.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II Tator attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Tator's cous-
In A. ID. DeGarmo. in Highland,
Mich, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Lettie Lane has been enter
tanning her father for several days
Mrs. Jennie Rleman was a guest
In the village Saturday.
Mrs. Del Garllck and Mrs. Talbot
Ward attended the meeting OF the
Elma Hullinger Club at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Williams, Detroit. Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Todd, Ann Ar
Dor. were Sunday dinner guests OF
their mother, Mrs Nina Todd.
Mrs. Alice Fisher spent the past
week with her sister and husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Alger Crandell. Ann
Arbor.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Craft. Detroit,
spent Sunday with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Craft.
Miss Marion Greedus. Brighton,
spent the week end with her sister.
Mrs. Marian Fielder.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leonard, Ink
ster, were Sunday visitors at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie Pitcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Emig. Detroit.
were Sunday evening dinner guests
Of Mrs. Cynthia Cady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spring and
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Matrons Meet Feb. 5

The Past Matrons Association
were entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Wylie Leonard at a noon
luncheon Wednesday. Eighteen
members and one guest, the worthy
matron, were present. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Ella
Leonard. Feb. 5.
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NJ. and Mrs Talbot Ward.
daughter Betty. and son John. Mr..
snd Mrs Lester Walters were sun
day dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Lawson. Wayne. The occs-
sion was the birthday anniversaries
OF Mr.. Ward and Mrs. Lawson. the
former Jane Ward.
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Miss williamson Honored

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Potter enter
tanned Sunday honoring Miss Ruth
Wilkinson, whose birthday fell on
that date. Guests were Mrs. Harri-
son Bremmer, Mrs. Elva Ward. Mrs.
Ray Davidge, Miss Anna Cuff. all OF
Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Fehlis.
Plymouth: Mrs. Sarah X. Potter
and daughter. Aldine. Many gifts
we're received.
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Mrs. Grace Bunnell was hostess
to the Hi Ho' Bridge Club Tues
day evening at the home OF her
mother. Mrs. Clyde Craft Prizes
were won by Mrs. Fife Kerbyson.
first. Mrs. Bertha Potts. second:
aud Mrs Elizabeth Hay. consolation.
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Attends Meeting

Rev. Alfred Eddy, Cleveland Roe,
Merle Touse, Henry Deering attend
ed meeting at the First Methodist
Church, Ypsilanti, Tuesday evening
in the interest OF the Methodist En-
doWment Fund
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WASHINGTON-AP- All anna
teur radio operators were under
orders OF the Federal Communica-
lions Commission Saturday to stay
off the air. for national defense
considerations"
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Attenda Luncheon

Rev. Alfred Eddy attended a
luncheon at the Detroit Economics
Club Monday noon.
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MISS Potter lli
Miss Aidlue Potter Is ili
MllEcle.IlkI MarrIan.

Word has been received here OF
the marriage OF Miss Nuriel NIL.
Willis. 10 Edward Cicelski. Of this
village, az Franklin. Mich. Satur
day. Jan 8 Rev Harry Gouser. a
former Willis pastor. read the ser,-
ice
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x-Rays Given

The Juniors and seniors OF the
high school were taken to Wyan-
dotte Wednesday for tuberculosis
X.rays.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12

Donald Tapp returned home Tues
dav from Boyer Hospital. Npsilanti.
where he had undergone an appen-
dectomy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12

Ho~ I, y possible 70 fvrnbh or svsrlmpre~.d
electric SERVES Of lover and lower roiss7 Only
b. nokins continual Improvements, By think.
ing Vp new and better ~oyI Of doing things
Of lover cost, By posing the savings on 10 our
eysiomsn 30 'hoi hoy cor buy NOR. electricity
fer less money. Tho' IS 'hs ~ey Of prosrsa,
The Detroit Edison Company.
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Mother, Child. Released

Mrs. Gordon Ives and infant
daughter, Elizabeth Ann. returned
home from University Hospital Mon
day.
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Normal College Calendar


400 m.-Facuty Chat
X Thomson; alumni lounge, Charles McKenny Hail.
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Average Budget Dollar
fAH heures except electricity
Y. S. Department Of Labor satisfied

Small as it is, this 1.7c for electricity does a
BIG job-lighting refrigeration, cooking, wash
ing, ironing, vacuum cleaning, the radio II oper-
stes electric percolators, coasters, clocks shavers
and many other household appliances. In todays
way of living, electricity plays an increasingly
important part.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12

Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Bird are an
nouncing the birth OF daughter
Monday. Jan. 5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12

Halen Miller is confined to his
bed with heart trouble.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12

The Whist club met al the home
OF Mrs. Mayme Hulett Tuesday eve
ming. Prizes were won by Mrs. Kate
Forbes, first, Mrs. Jennie Miller,
second; Mrs. Emma Clark, third.
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consideration
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-10-30
DECEMBER ASSIGNMENT

Dear Presidents: The General Pres.
ident has authorized me to notify you
and all concerned that the December
assignment is $1.35 per m m b r
Please contact all of your members
and try to make round report in the
December Board.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-10-30

First colored soldiers to receive
commissions as End Lieutenants in the
Armored Force are these nine men,
shown in front of Armored Force
Officer Candidate School Headquart-
ers at FIT. Knox, Ky. Left to right:
Leon c. Hayes, Boston, Mass; Victor
A. Moore, Waukegan, ILL.,; Theodore
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-10-30
~s@S%%@%~4%~%%4
LAUREL, MISS.

Lodge No. 457 has lost one of its
best members in the person of Sister
Ellen Veal Sister Veal departed this
life on October 10, 1912. She was
faithful member and everyone feels
that her departure was our loss and
heavens gain.
j. W. Pigford, President
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-10-30

E. McClain, Jamaica Plain, Mass;
Othello Dixon, Marion, Ind; Freder-
lex D. Coleman, Little Rock, Ark;
William F. Bivens, Carrier Mills, ILL.,;
John H. Eiland, Washington, D. c.;
Henry T. Morgan, Pittsburgh, Pa;
William L. Jones, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-29
College Track Events
Ypsilanti High School Cagers
Rejoin Ranks of Victorious

Rejoining the ranks OF the vic
torious after two embarrassing anil
thorough defeats, Ypsi High scor-
ed a double victory over Plymouth
High Schools cage quintet We'd
nesday night.
Piling up a 3l-l1 lead over Plym-
outh in the first half, the Braves
made IL baskets and six free
throws for rs mora points, while
ten field goals and four foul shots
gave Plymouth "a points for the
second half. The final score was
Ypsilanti SO. Plymouth 35.
Donald "Au" Hubbard who has
been doing a bang-up job as sub
stitute for the injured Bill Hughes,
joined the spectators and bench
warmers as illness kept him from
the starting lineup.
The position, left vacant by
Hughes and Hibbard was tilled by
Ellis Freatman. who led the en-
tire Ypsilanti team with IA points
on five field goals and four charity
losses.
Ebersole OF Plymouth, however,
claimed high point honors, posting
Is points, while Strang, Ypsilan-
ii, ranked third with ~.
Playing on December 12 on the
home court the Braces scored the r
first victory over Plymouth, hand
ing the Rocks a 1921 trouncing.
Wednesdays victory gives the
Warriors their long sought after
eighth win as against two defeats
for a season totals, with three
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Standings
Meet Lost by
Y. II. S. Swimmers

The two-meet winning streak of
the Ypsi High tank team was
snapped Tuesday when the War
riors dropped their meet TO Ford
son, In the Fordson High School
Pool.
The locals were beaten once pre-
yiously this season by Fordson, but
by much greater margin than they
we're Tuesday.
Individual results were: 50 yard
free style, first, Koppen (Y; sec
ond, Chapman (F); third, Rainel
Cd. Time 26.7.
100-yard breast stroke-First
Briggs Y); second Trudeau (FO;
third. Vincent (F). Time l:11.2.
200-yard free style-First Scheer
(F); second. Camp (Y); third, Cum
mings (Y). Time PISA.
100 yard back stroke-first. Ever
EFT (F); second, Smith (Y); third,
Vanlon CD; time 1:112.
100-yard free style-first. Koppen
CY); second, Chapman (F); third,
Trudeau (F); time 1902.
Individual Medley first. Briggs
(Y; second, Bochur (F); third,
Padden CD; time 1:51.6.
Diving-Won by Solaway Cd;
second. Cummings Cyl; third, Dara-
ban (F).
Medley relay-won by Fordson.
Time 1.3l.
Free style relsy-won by Ford
son. Time 1:51.7.
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Landy's, Merchants
Tied in First Place

Landys and the Merchants each
having won three and lost one
games. are tied for the leadership
OF the City League, while McClures
and Bella Vista are tied for third
place with three wins and two de
.eats each.
With one point in their favor,
Bella Vista Wednesday squeezed
out 34-3S victory over Central
Specially. Bowman of Central Spe-
cialty was high point man for the
evening, tallying six field goals aud
free throw for l3 points. Brown
led the Bella Vista scoring with
10 points.
Arm of Honor played a practice
game with the Farm Bureau and
scored "a points in the second half
in rounding out a $3.50 victory over
the Farm Bureau.
Strangely enough, Arm OF Honor
scored all of their points on field
goals. and high point honors were
shared three ways by eager. T.
Gregg and c. Gregg, who each col
lected IL points and six field goals.
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Sports Roundup

St Louis Mo- -INS- Billy Conn., Pittsburgh challenger Tor
the heavyweight of Joe Louis today held victory over
lay d. Turner 227 l2pound Dallas fighter. following III
round battle witnessed by more than 5000 fans.
CHICAGO MS Tanned and fit following Florida odcdon
Judoe NJ Lands bdsebGPs hgh commissioner back az
his Chicago today planning the major league meeting Ne7o
York NEXT Monday and Tuesday, ee expanded night schedules
and tgqht games for the 1912 H up for discus
sion.
Detroit ms Determined the stigma of their
whemne defeat by the New York Rangers the Detroit hook
ey club tonight will play host the invading Chicago Bacawks
Ne7V York MS Frank "Pdncho Snyder today 7UdS-uded
manager of the Jersey City Giants in the International League
succeeding Touv CnccHielO.
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Reserves

The Reserves on their game.
ayenging the 1921 defeat handed
them by the Plymouth second
stringers earlier this season.
Bob Brown was leading scorer
in the game, collecting IL points
on six held goals and free throw.
while Curmi led the Plymouth team
with x points
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AWARDED REMNANT

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 29--INS--The
Federal Screw Works will be
awarded the Navy Bureau OF Ord
nance flag and Navy e. pennant
for outstanding production OF Navy
ordnance equipment. It was an
nounced today. The awards will be
made at ceremonies Saturday.
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pay checks in departments exceed
ing their budgets. IF 1t becomes
necessary" Brown siad, 81 will re-
fuse TO honor payroll vouchers for
departments without adequate funds
to meet them"
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Plymouth Reserves

Totals ........l1 IL ~
Free throws missed: Ypsilanti-
Miller (2), O'Hara, Bower 81,
Wills (6). Plymouth Waach,
Newton (5), Johnson (2), Hunt,
DEFY.
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Sports Calendar
FRIDAY
Baseball

Roosevelt High School VS.. Saline.
Michigan Normal gymnasium, 7:15
p. m.
Swimming
Roosevelt High School at River
Rouge.
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Free throws missed: lpsilanti-
Schaab. Palmer (2). Rowe. StoAes,
Strang, Monett ~. Plymouth
Ebersole -(2),, Gorton, ellis %,
ODDS, Sheppard 80.
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SANTA FE. n. M.-UP - Capf
Carl Peterson. navy recruiting Off
Ger, will be careful 10 wear his uni
form the next time he enters the
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Army recruiting station. Clad IN
"civyies," he was hailed by a hard
boiled sergeant. Get I'm line. buddy
YOU'RE In the ARMY now
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MAY WITHHOLD CHECKS

Lansing, Mich. Jan. GINS
Auditor General Vernon J. Brown
today criticized pay increases grant
ed by the state civil service COM
mission and threatened to withhold
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cliffs

l.. Frederick 1872. C. Schreiner
53S, B. Pillsbury 431, B. Svmreiner
$40, L. Yohn ass; totals, 500. sos,
1913. 2437.
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Checkers

H. Crane 5S7, A. Smith 529. G.
Stitt 463. w. barley 474, R. Clough
$50. Totals SCI. S6S, S14-2543.
Shipping
Bruce 345, Staeb 1928, Helzerman
462, Williams 472, Balyeat 449,
Handicap PIC. Totals $50. $50, S02-
1852.
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Ypsilantl

wins ard two losses against T. v.
! A. A. opponents.