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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-05-22

has returned to her home from
Ancker Hospital and is progressing
nicely. Mr.. Edward Shepherd,
483 w. Central Ave-, is able to be
back at work again after being i'll
for several weeks. MIR. o. A.
Gum, 638 St. Anthony Ave-, re-
turned home Tuesday, May 10,
from the United States Veterans
Hospital at Fort Smelling and is
improving nicely.
The Easy Aces Contract Club
met Wednesday, May 20, at the
home of Mrs. Wilbur Williams,
1859 Roblyn Ave.
The Halle @. Brown Forum,
which was to have been sponsored
by the st. Paul Urban League Sun
day, May "a, has been cancelled.
Mr.. Readus William Fletcher,
405 st. Anthony Ave-, a private in
the Army, stationed at Fl. Leonard
Wood, Missouri, was married We'd
nesday, May IS, to Miss Doris
Richie, 377 Rondo Ave. Mr..
Fletcher left Thursday for Camp.
The Annual Sermon Committee
of the Grand United Order of Odd
Fellows held it's final meeting, Sun
day, May II, at the home of Mrs.
Alice Franklin, 486 St. Anthony
Ave. A social hour followed the
business meeting.
Mr.. Adolph Thomas of Washing
ton, D. c., who was in the city for
a week on account of the death
of his grandmother, Mrs. Laura
Thompson, left this week for home.
Mr.. Thomas says he will be in
Quoted into the Army shortly after
his arrival back East and will prob
ably be stationed for a while at Fl.
Dix, New Jersey.
1.-THE Call of America" by H.
Alexander Matthews was sung by
Zachery T. Munson, 514 Fuller
Ave-, at the Assembly, Friday, May
8, at the John Marshall High school
where he is student. Mr.. Munson
was accompanied at the piano by
Miss Edith Auspos.
Several good numbers for the
record fans include: paper Doll,'
by the Mills Brothers; Somebody
Else Is Taking My Place." by Benny
Goodman, and "Knock Me KISS
by Louis Jordan, and don't over
! look, "One Dozen Roses" by Dick
Jurgens and his band, and then if
you still have thirty-seven cents
left, get "We'll Meet Again." by
the Ink Spots. All are the "tops''
in recordings.
Hazel Fox, bride-to-be, is look
ing very attractive these days in a
powder blue crepe outfit. Doris
Coins Shannon has a beautifully
styled blue felt hat. . Ruth Oden
Benner is greeting spring in a
brown man-tailored suit with
brown and beige accessories.
DR.. and Mrs. Cornelius Fl. MObiley,
734 st. Anthony Ave-, are vaca-
tioning in Kansas City for two
weeks with DR.. Mobiley's friends
and relatives. Both the Mobileys
are U. S. Government employees.
DIR. and Mrs. Maurice Crouch,
949 st. Anthony Ave-, returned this
week from three weeks vacation
trip to Kansas City where they
visited relatives and friends.
Mrs. Claiborne C. HILL 333 N. Dale
St., celebrated her (?) birthday
Thursday, May 81. Mrs. Clara
BOmers, 739 st. Anthony Ave.
found her eyeglasses through g
"LOst" ad in this paper. Try il
some time when you lose your valu-
ables. The annual banquet
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the Pullman Porters' Benefit Asso.
citation on Saturday, May 16, was
a big success. Mr.. Emmett A
Galloway, 700 W. Central Ave., and
Mr.. Ben Wright of N. Victoria St.
went on a fishing trip, Monday
May 10, to the northern part Of
the state.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05
WOrn-Out Autos
Needed For Junk

Cha. iottc. Dec. 5.-Il you own a
WORKOUT automobile. sci! ii To an
automobile graveyard and you'll
hclp boost war production,
TINS Wa the appeal made today
10y Henry G.. Taylor. Carolinas chief
.! the scrap professors branch o:
the var production board.
The nations auto gravcyardS, aft
ri converting 100000 cars into
scrap since February |. now have
AN inventory OF only 277.23I cars.
Taylor disclosed Thi, conversion.
ne added. j. AT a rate substantially in
excess "i the rate of production Of
cars IN 1929. the best manufacturirg
year. when 4.587 400 passenger car,
were manufactured.
Soap from autos during the past
nInc month";" Mr.. Taylor said. has
p"cn responsible for about 10 be.
cent oi the cOuntry'S steel produc-
ton. Stimulated by the newspaper
publishers scrap drive. independent
| campaigns To round up old jalopics
! IN certain sections of the country
| resulted in increased tonnage from,
auto gravcyard> during October for
! the first time since June. October
tonnage was 3l6,726 tons compared
| t. 303.3o7 tons in September"
Tonnage during the summer
moTthS was: May. 333.253 tons
June. 1893 tons. and July. 434.
ii8 ,Cn>.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05
Farm Leaders Explain Needs
At Meet With War Agencies

Other items discussed included
:uch matters AZ the limitation ON
Strengthening houses and apbatuir> Tor
processing meats. Some sections have
greater tEGn normal demands. Du;
undc! The general limitation urccI
They C;.nnu, accept offerings ni hog.
CaiEr- "r nrri above Their ~ PEI
cent .uI'. N"yr elastic pgu\ !siuus ;u
CarC f.. zach local situations Wu.
I~n,.a.
r.. ..'.tiua r,;W,,u .r,rrII.u
service and FARM labor ..!.u r,.n. II
Tor murh di cI.,>iou. No d,rni,"
prrn-ft.> We're ubtaiurd from III"
draft authorities. but the commits
Sionrr.. LEI; tho meetings ncllcvIns
that som" rClici viii I've extended t.
enable farm labor /" stay ON the Dro-
auction 'u@.
Regulations ui the office a.. drIcu- T.
tran, prrtitiuE IN the operation II
farm ~, CkS. and of the Office ii price
administration III normal ratirnIEs
programs We're protested ~ DUIil.
discriminatory against farmers.
On the whole. Commissioner Scot,
believes that the conferences .rCrn,-
pliShcd some good. but he j. frank.
disappointed q; the unCnlhusiaSt. &C
response ui federal administrator :
Ia the farmers appeals Ton relief IN
nearly all phases Of farm CupCya-
ton with the national war effort.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Eaiiy DISpaIcn Bureau,
oy LYNN NJSHET
oy I.l''

N.lcl-... -.,s. H..-Ju>' onc, ivr'o
Washington IA. a conference @,
sla'c commissioners al agriculture
taI """".-...'1. e. officers ~ many
.'or..' agencies directly related 10
'" 0a'"""' 80" "'!"r'. Commits Sl"n-
{" Ken Scot Pc rr' ,':v ''.'t'n'E'c
0HoU' ""'"H' """'r''n''. '''"H'>. '':'
re oHH'. taI Inc state officials got
H., administrators told about SON.
.." .'.&- H:I som, %! the failures
' '.. ,IE'" wa" program
J" . .'Ig~ O.! meetings during the
."-' iHr,C DAYS ii III" week. 'hC
s'.'".. .n.i>>I"nrrs of agriculture
talked iH.N"H with I"rm equipment
"cu B" irc W"r production board.
Win Representatives ut IN" >rlcciIVr
s'lN''r th' n!i'cc "i defense trans
p"r'at"n and the office oi price adj
"H3 un'!"n.
Al">l NcNInG problems confronting
farmers right NOW are related L"
i'I" labor and I" repairs ana re-
placements Tor farm machlnelq. OPP
"rai'nN ui Iu!m trucks. gasoline IA
I"AinS. price cclhnGS. ana all me
DINER NrN"'i"N~ problems ol Inc war
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05
Month of Testing

Vance couHt? again in November
wont vol over i, monthly quota III
.w pond purchases. as ii has done
"s".v month -n .nr. except one aGA
'uo cumulative rc.ult over the ""-
'..r period ua, been comfortable
excess. Dcrombcr viii be the month
n' '".'ul a.'""vc" because more
han a.uolc duty is asked Of nc
county and the nation a, q whole
ucruus" u nc nine billion dollar
Victory loan that is being offered
WHlc no quota mas been assigned
~ counties. breakdown Of the
ninc billion dollar enterprise by
-'dtcs gives North Carolina around
eighty million dollars as its share
4 further division on the basis nl
the one hundred counties IN tho
State would allot certainly halt q
million dollars To Vance county g
that wc shall DC on our mcttc tn.
iimC.
Contemplation Of the task ri draI".
ing of half a million dollars from
this county in single month Ii
fortg some idea Of the magnitude oi
III, undertaking 1t also inpar's
Geeper consciousness Of what Is in
volvcd in the vast program OF fl
RANGING global war such a. the
United States is now engaged in,
and which il is Of itself largely ii.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

FOR RENT-NICE TWO ROOM
furnished apartment, equipped
with electric stove and Frigidairc.
located on Charles and Clarke
streets. r. l.. MuStian, phone
3il-W. i-2ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

OIt of every seven and onc-half
dozc1 eggs produced in The United
States this year. al least one dozen
will b. dried TO supply lcasc-lend
ren'iiremests Of Americas allies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF
new living room and bedroom
suites. ais. breakfast room suites.
kitchen cabinets and utility rab.
nets. Look them over before YOU
buy. r. F.. Sattcrwhitc & Sons.
near Fire Station, phone l46-J.
All.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

FOR RENT-GlLLBURG SERVICE
Station on Louisburg highway. See
w. NJ. Minor. 4-3ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

WANTED TO BUY \ GOOD USED
typewriter. either standard al,
portable model. Phone ll79-J.
i2ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

WANTED SMALL. GIRLS BICI-
Gle in good condition. Will pay
cash. Phone 2O8-J. 5-i:l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05
WANT ADS
Get Results

FOR REDUCTION IN huTOA,o.
bile bodily injury rates, see ne
Insurance is the only commodi,v
with lower price tread. Insurance
Department. Citizens Bank. ona
Trust Company. 90
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

/ CONSERVE FUEL OIL. USE FAl,K-
ner'S high heat grade coal. Call
Us now. III. O. Falknrr & Son.
Phone 26O. 3O.,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
New Term. January /. Enroll nov
You need profession for the u,-
iurI-your country needs yu,i
services now. n,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

WANTED BY GENTLEMAN, ONE
Ur two-ropm furnished apartment
preferably with private entrance.
Address Box !, care Dispatch. 42t.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

FOR SALE: GIRLS BICYCLE IN
good condition. Phone 1888. 5-2u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

FOR RENT-FILLING STATION
and tourist camp located on edge
Of city on the Raleigh road. See
j. b. Gee or phone 83O-W. 28ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

FOR RENT: 3 ROOM FURNISHED
heated apartment. Telephone GO.
/
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

NICE COUNTRY BEEF AND 9TH
er fresh meats, also fresh egg,
at tiuii hrothefS Store. J-i;i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05
WANT ADS
Get Results

WANTED-SMALL BICYCLE. 6l8
Highland avenue. 2-it
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

WANTED-SMALL BICYCLE. 6l8
Highland avenue. 2it
IF YOU ARE GOING TO PAINT
don't forget Vita Var. Its the best
yet the lowest priced paint III
Town. Tanner Roofing Co. 20-tl.
EVERY BEAUTY StRVICE-MOD-
en- SIvp-.VNprrIcmccd operators
Centrally located Phone 200 for
urgp.n;ucui. Hr,dscl, Bcauty
shop. over parkCr'S Drug Store.
2S-iI
YES. WE HAVE ANOTHER SHIP
mcnt of late mndcl good used cars
today 1870 Chevrolet coach. clean
a. pim--!939 Ford coach. look
like new. 1910 Old,mobIlc sedan.
looks and Ig;nS like new car.
1913" Chcvru!c, coach. Il car you'!i
like. Two convertible cuupcS, Il
1898 model and 1889 model. botn
ForCi>. priced To move. Several
good used cars al $500 to $4,000
each. CandlcrPalmcr Motor CO.
LIFT.
l. ALL ftN AND bELlN Els
and do nice work on your olo
shoes. Try It's. Phone 2i6-J.
Carolina Shoe Shop, next 10
y. & p. 28-t.
HOW MANY PAIRS OF SHOES IN
your home are not working? We
can add months ~ wear and Scrv
ice 10 them. Phone 638. We call
tor and deliver. Gr.sSom's Shoe
Shop. lott
BRING YOUR SAUSAGE TO RUFF
Brothers 10 grind. We also have
electric radios nuw for sale. 2-l0:.
WANTED-GLEAN SOFT 1 RAGS
, - cents pound at D 3tgs oh Or
flee.
PENCILS WITH YOUR NAME M
printed make IDEAL gifts. Place
your orders early. Affords Print
ing and Office Supply Go. 3O-tf.
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
. ASK Us ABOUT FURTHER RE
. duciions in automobile liability in
suruncc. Gates Insurance Agency
PhOn 500. 24-tf
RAT1ONING SLABS AND LAPS
get yours while they last. Nc
stamps required. c. NJ. Young
Bobbitt. 2-8i.
--.---.----.-....
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Having qualified as Administrator
of the Estate of William Harris late
of the county of Vance. N. G. this i,
10 notify all persons having claim.
against said estate to exhibit then
to the undersigned OH or before Nov
Ord. 1913 or this Notice will b,
pleaded in bar Ia their recovery. anC
all persons indebted To- INC cstat
T will please make immediate settle
mCnt
This the Dist day Of Nov. 1912.
,, JAMIE Il. HARRIS.
Administrator.
j. {. kittrCll. Attorney.
2l-28-5- l2-lg-26
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

EVERY BEAUTY StRVICE-MOD-
en- Saup-.TNprrlcmccd operators
Centrally located. Phone 200 for
uTu,.r;w'uI. HrldgCl- Bcauty
Shop. over purkCr's Drug Store.
2S-ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

IF YOU ARE GOING TO PAINT
don't forget Vita Var Its the best
yet the lowest priced paint IN
Town. Tanner Roofing Co. 20-ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-05

WANT ADS
Get Results
FOR REDUCTION IN huTOun-
bile bodily injury rates, 500 -,
Insurance is the only COMMODITY
with lower price tread Insurance
Department. Citizens Bank and
trust N'iiiPdiiS. 2-u.
HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
New Term. january 1. Enroll nov
You need profession for the iu-
WrI-your country needs ymri
"'\'e'S '''N' %
NICE COUNTRY BEEF AND 9TH
er fresh meats, also fresh egg,
nj Huff Brothers Store. 5.i;i
CONSERVE FUEL OIL. USE FALK-
ner'S high heat grade coal. CalI
Us now. II. O. Faulkner & Son
Phonc 26U. 30-il.
FOR RENT: 3 ROOM FURNISHED
heated apartment. Telephone GO.
lii
JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF
new living room and bedroom
suites. ais. breakfast room suites
kitchen cabinets and utility rabi.
nets. Look them over before YOU
buy. r. F.. Satterwhitc & Sons,
near Fire Station, phone l46.J.
I-tl.
WANTED TO BUY \ GOOD USED
typewriter. either standard or
portable model. Phone ll79-J.
4-2,i.
WANTED SMALL. GIRLS BICI-
Gle in good condition. Will pay
cash. Phone 2O8-J. 5-i:l
FOR RENT-NICE TWO ROOM
furnished apartment, equipped
with electric stove and Frigidairc,
located on Charles and Clarke
streets. r. l.. MuStian, phone
34l-W. i-2ti.
FOR RENT-GlLLBURG SERVICE
Station on LouiSburg highway. See
w. Nj. Minor. 43li.
FOR SALE: GIRLS BICYCLE IN
good condition. Phone 1873. 5-2u
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN, ONE
ur two-ropm furnished apartment
preferably with private entrance.
Address Box I, care Dispatch. l-2t.
FOR RENT-FILLING STATION
and tourist camp located on edge
Of city on the Raleigh road. See
J. b. Gee or phone 830-W. 28-u.
FOR SALE: CHILD'S TRICYCLE..
Good condition. Suitable for chine
two to seven years. Phone g.
after seven p. IN. Sid
/ FOR RENT GATEWAY SERVICE
Station. Very attractive PROPOSE
! ton. See J. c. Mann al IIendcr-
son N"lcani2:nC Co. 3-3t:
/ FOR RENT THREE ROOM FUR
, niShcd apartment. Montgomery 81.
II room dwelling suitable lur > ~
3 families. North Gancll ST. Al.
b. Wcstcr. 5--,i
( NJ AZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
make welcome Christmas presents.
We have many Special Gift Offers.
I LIFE year 81 so, each additional
git; subscription $3.50. Henderson
/ Book Co. 27-ti.
, WANTED EXPERIENCED STENO-
grapher. Phone 268. The Corbit
I Company. 5-2l
LET l.. r. HARRIS SERVICE YOUR
car al new Gull Service Station.
Garnctt and Horner streets. Gull
Products. washing. polishing and
fabrication. Phone ll98-W Tor ser
vice. l7-ti.
! YOUR SCRAP METAL WILL MAKE
bombs. guns, tanks, ships, and
planes to use on Hitler. MuSsOlinl.
HirohitO Let lis have yours. Hen
derSon Junk Co. 24,f.
WANTED TO PURCHASE AT ono l..
two good used typewritcrs and OFT
adding machine. Phone 268. The
CUrDltt Co. o-Ei.
WE WILL BE GLAD TO ASSIST
you in preparing your application
for new tires or recaps. We are
also in position 10 help you with
your tire inspection. Henderson
Vuloani2ing Co. 3-u
COLD WEATHER IS HERE, PRO
tcCt your car with Shell AMI :
Freeze and save yourself eNpenS"
and worry. Sam II. Allen, I'll
| Shell SeryIrc station. 5-1:l
. KEEP FIT WITH THE BEST IN
fancy groceries, quality western
meats. fresh fruits and vegetable
from Herbert'S Yellow Front
Evening star., 1942-11-11

Regularly 26.95. Sharp
F6.3 anastigmat lens.
312-inch focal length.
Rigid metal castings.
5 ply warp proof
Dashboard.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

Bib style suspender
pants. Front Of jacket
Of heavy pile fabric,
sleeves Of thickset cor
duroy. Pants of cordu-
roy to match. Sizes I
to 10.
At Three Department
Stores
Evening star., 1942-11-11

Regular cut model,
with boatsail drill
pockets. Bar-tack-
ed at all points Of
strain. Waist sizes
20 to A. Available
In tan, blue or
brown.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-03
FOURTH Of JULY

Continued from Page OnG
raids, Ready on the Home Front
and Controlling the lncendiary
Bomb The films will bc shown
several times during the evening.
To Perform
Tonight Sensational Marion.
whose daring aerial feats are per-
formed l25 feet above the ground
without life nets or safety devices.
will again thrill her audience. She
will also perform the afternoon Of
The Fourth and again in the eve
ming.
Band 20 Play
Two band concerts have been
scheduled The Ypsilanti High
School band under the direction
Of Leland Randall, plans a con
cert for $50 ?. m. and the John
=. Barnhill Memorial Band. under
the direction Of Harold Goodsman
mas been scheduled for concert
At 7.30 p m Both concerts are
expected to be held in the grove at
tho park
ClimaHing the days activities
Will he a gorgeous display Of fire
works at 1890 .. m. featuring a
simulated hombardment Of Pearl
Harbor. After the fireworks the
celebration will continue with
concessions operating as long as
holiday merrymakers care 10 stay
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-03
NeiCS From, OakuiILe

Mrs. Jack Downing spent from
Saturday 10 Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. James Yarger. Albany y. v,
and Mrs Narger and little son re-
turned home with her for visit.
Mrs. Harmon Carter and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Otto Winkelman, Frazier.
Mich, are spending some time at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Essenberg
Ted Dwarnick underwent an op.
Grafton for appendicitis at st. Jc-
seph Hospital Ann Arbor, Sunday
night His mother Andrew
Dwarnick. and Mrs. Stanley Binicki
visited him Monday afternoon Mrs.
Binicki spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rosenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Barnsdale
and sons. Robert James and Nor.
man, spent Sunday at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Proctor, TIE.
CumSeh.
Mrs. Ethel Haeszle and daughter,
Irene Mae, and son John spent
Monday afternoon at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Winecon. Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur lie Vasseur
and Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Schwartz spent Saturday forenoon
in Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Echwartz
and daughters, Diane and Barbara,
konoca. Wis, arc spending this
week with his uncle, Rinehart Sch.
wartz, and sister Tressie and Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leonard Schass-
berger and Jacob Bnrgct, Monroe,
spent Wednesday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burget.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-03
Walled Lake Park to
Have Week End Program

Walled Lake Amusement Park
announces a spectacular program
OF events over the coming holiday
week end. The gala celebration
viii lstart tonight and continue
through Saturday. July and Sun
day. July 5. Topping the list OF
entertaining features will be a
mammoth fireworks display on the
night OF July Attn.
This inspiring brilliant display
will comprise program OF startl-
ing effects. such as gorgeous set
pieces OF intriguing design. comedy
numbers, flaming comets and starry
rockets. Bursting rockets will IL
limunate the sky while dynamic
bombs burst In flame, leaving the
spectators vivid picture OF aerial
beauty. A large crew Of workmen
have been at the park during the
present week arranging set pieces
and ground work for the displays
and COMPARTMENTS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-03
Landlords Protest

Detroit. Mich, July Q IN s.
Landlords Of Greater Detroit com.
pleted their organization today in
protest against the Office Of Price
Administration order freezing rents
as Of April !, 194l.
Meeting last night. the landlords
were told that the government had
'ilatly refused to GLANCE the rent
freezing date.
John w Langs. vice president Of
the association, criticized the lent
freezing order, asserting that rents
mad risen only 10 per cent between
April ]. 1871 and June 1912 and
that during that period retail
prices rose % per cent and whole
sale prices 80 per cent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-03
MISS CAMPBELL
IN LAST SLEEP
FUNERAL WILL BE SUNDAY
WITH lNTERMENT IN
ELBRlDGE

Miss Mary Theresa Campbell
died Thursday evening after an
illness of several months at her
home. III s. Prospect ST. Miss
Campbell was born in Elbridge.
Onondsga County. y. Y. the
daughter of Alden A. and Mar
garet GILES Campbell
She was educated in the FL
bridge Collegiate Institute and
was graduated from the Cortland,
y. Y. State Normal College. She
taught history and mathematics
in various New York schools. most
of the time in New Rochelle
y. Y. under Or. Albert Leonard
former president OF the Normal
College here she retired after
forty years of teaching and az
ter spending some time in the
South came with her sister Or.
Louise +. Campbell, to Ypsilanti
about twenty years ago.
She became a member of the
Presbyterian Church in Elbridge
when a young girl and kept her
connection with II through the
years.
Besides her sister, she is sur.
vived by two brothers, Frederick
A. Campbell, Syracuse, n Y. and
Edward p. Campbell also OF New
York.
Funeral services here will he
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock al
the Moore Funeral Home, conduct
ed by Rev Gordon Speer and Rev.
II. C. Colburn. Interment will be
in the cemetery in Elbridge
Friends may call at the Moore
Funeral Home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-03
Municipal Court

The Broda Carriage Company paid
SIS fine and IS costs when they
were found guilty by the court and
the State Highway Department Jf
overlooking one OF their motor
transports on June 10. The trans
port weighed 800 pounds.
Farrion Evans. address unknown,
arrested Thursday charged with be
ing intoxicated and disorderly was
termed as an undesirable charac-
ter by Justice Arthur w. Wander
sail today and sentenced TO spend
80 days in the county Jail with the
stipulation that he be released af-
ter a 10 day investigation with In
structions not to return to Ypsi-
lanti within the next year.
Speeding fines OF IS were paid
in municipal court by Orva Allen,
Ypsilanti, Larry Pasacreta, Detroit,
and Thomas NJ. boy, Jackson.
For running a red light. Lewis
Leger. address unknown. paid SO
fine as did Ivan W. Cole, Ann Ar
Dor.
Harold Richards, Port Huron,
paid a 81 fine for double parking
Because he struck Elmer ID.
Dickerson. rs. 81 f. Cross St. over
the head and left him unconscious
on the floor of the Dickerson shop.
Walter z. Lindermsnn, III n. HUI
ron St, today faces 80 days in the
county Jail. This sentence has no
alternative and it is severe, said
Justice Arthur w. Vandersall, be-
cause II is a severe case.
Lindermann was arrested in his
home Wednesday TO face the
charges for which he had been
sought since May 10.
Found guilty. after trial, OF kick
ing Edgar Griffen in the side. Hen
ry Carros, q. 800 Hawkins St,
was sentenced to pay a $40 fine
and given the alternative OF spend
ing 30 days in the county jail A
warrant was issued Wednesday
charging Carros with disorderli-
ness and he voluntarily came TO
the police station Thursday and
was placed under arrest.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-03
POULTRY
tBaxley's Msrket)
IN WALL STREET
MARK EFT OPENS
STEADY, FIRM
Buying Prices)

New York. July up Stocks
opened steady 10 firm today after
yesterdays late advance. Vol
Gme was moderate Bonds were
firm. Cotton futures opened . to
10 points higher.
Commonwealth a Southern had
black OF 5000 shares Al % cents
a share, up l.32nd point Other
initial blocks we're small Net
changes were narrow with A ma
jority higher
Bethlehem eased Is 10 81 Is
while L. S. Steel vas up IS at
a. IS Chrysler was up Is Al
50 -. General Motors was at 81
rs up a.