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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-23
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,peroen, als Bic gie oas erite Hapier
a,pei S0bre in SBrem Beiit baben,
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eiiltisen 8iirgerbrief einreiden, &c.
ben Sic an:
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saniiierte @eeierung iin6.
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iercr aunititution treu erseben iino.
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@enn Sic oieies Mntragsiormu.
lar ausgefiiqt baben, 10 bringen Sic
es gum ndditen @eridt, oas Natu-
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llnteridreiben uno Sic miiIien be-.
|idwSren. bab alle bon Ssbnen gemaA-
ten Nnadbcn ser @abrbeit entipre-
den. @enn Sic oieien Mntras iteI-
len, miiiien Sic aluei 3eusen NIT 81,
8eriht nebmen. Dieie 3eusen mil
len amerifaniide Biirser icin uno
einen gaten &ui baben. Oieie ,tpei
3eusen miiiien einen gio ablegen:
1. 0ah lie beaeugen f6nnen. oab
Sic minoeitens flint Sabre ,uunter.
brohen in Sen gercinigten Staaten
an'iiIia iino. .
2. Gab Sic eincn guten Muf ha.
ben.
3. 1ab Sic Sen 8runoprinsipiru
Der aonltitution treu ereeben iinb.
Ser ndhite Sdritt lit, bab ,sic
nit Sbren 3eusen Dor Sen Hriifungs.
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Naturaliiierunssoicnitcs treten. Ger
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nb Sic aud sic n0tigen 4cnntniiie
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Sbren giirgerbrief in gmpfans neb.
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uno oab i'd bieie Yilidt aus eise.
nem frcien 8illen ahf mid neb.
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ooer poridslides lllnseben: So
tuabr mir gott belfe!s Sn Mner.
fcnnnns' oeiien beslal1bise id Sic.
les Cofument nit meiner eigeu.
banbigen llnteridrift." i
Sn oiciem Mrtifel buben mir 3ipei
uidtige Nnseleeenbeiten aufgeaGbft:
I. Sic miiiien Sbre eisenbdnoiac
llnteri6riit unter ocn .gntras 5ur
Jsaturaliiierung iesen.
9. Sic miiiien beitimmte Graeen
oes 8riifunssbeamten beantmorten.
lin Sbnen babel 5u belfen, but
oas "National giti3enibip education
Vrosramm" freien llnterridt i'm
ganoen 9anoe eineeridtet. @enn Sic
nidt ihreiben f0nnen un6 tpenn Sic
lih iiber uniere amerifaniide @esie.
rungsform unterri1ten tpoIlen. be.
'cden Sic bite cine unierer Inter.
ribtsflaiien. Sic tperoen fih nun.
bern. tpie leidt uno idneq Sic Iernen.
SIN ndditen Mrtifel ,perSen mi,
erlautern. tuie Die peridieoenen .0pei-
oe unierer &eeiercne urbeiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-23

18.
Ger ariegs-Yrobuttions- -Musif,,uB
Nbteilung 3ibiloeriorguns, beidrieb
in elmer ieiner 0er0ffentlidnlngen,
iuie oie ariegstpirtidaft iebes Seim
i'm gan3en 2anb elm Mitleioenibaft
Siebt uno propbe5eite peitgebenoe
8erdnocruneen in Der 2ebens,peiie
unO Ben Getpobnbeiten ieoes Nir=
gers.
Nobrung, 2leibuns, 8crfebr nno
@obnung iino sic bier bauptiGh-
lihiten 0inge, in oenen id)on iest
Neranoerungen porgenommen tpur-
ben uno in oenen nod groBere Ser
anoerllngen 5u eriparten lino.
5pesialiiten oieier Abteilungen
arbeiten id)on piele Monate, nm sic
geoiirfniiie ser 3ipilbedolferung
ieit5uiteQeu unb Sieie 8ebiirfniiie nit
Dem orinsenoen geoarf ser ariegs-
mirtid,ait in ginflang gu brinsen.
Nabrnng
1ie slusiiften fir sic GrnGbrung
fonnen als ermutigeno ooer aud) als
entmutigenO angeieben lperoen, ie
nadoem. tuie mir lie nebmen. Gpn
Der ermutisenoen Seite seieben tann
fategoriid) seiagt meroen, Dab feline
8efabr beitebt. bab Sieies 2ano nidt
geniiseno Nabrungsmittel aui Eager
bat, ooer Dab sic amerifaniide 0iGt
ibre uidtisen gitamine permiiien
tpiro.
slber anoererieits lit es fIar, oaB,
froboem mir elmer gut ausgeglihe.
men uno nabrbaften Grndbrung iider
lein fonnen, mir einiae unierer GB-
getuobnbeften dnbern nriiiien.
Gum geiipieI: .3udfr miro 5u-
geteilt. bas beoeutet ipeniser Sl:i6ie-
feiten. aaffee unb Zee fins infolae
Der geridiffangs gsidtpierisfeiten nidt
10 reihlif gu baben tuie ionlt. Ius.
felbe Hroblem iit Sie ltriade, Dab
ipir uenisen garanen baben. slnoere
Nabrlr,gsmittel, Die importiert mer-
ben miiiien, tperoen ,pabrifeinIid;
auf ben Speiiefarten feblen.
Ginige unierer ssiidereigegenoen
iino onrtj Sen 3ries nidt aus5ulper-
ten. ooer aber Der Sang fommt Sen
Mnforoerunsen Ser Nrmee, @arine
cber Waht- 2eiboertrdsen susute.
stuberoem erb6ht iid oie Nat,-
frage mad unieren grosuften, tpie
SdweinefIeiid), burf uniere Der.
pflihtungen unieren 8erbiinoeten ge-
seniiber. Gs lit aaeroinss aasemein
befannt. baB mir uns beionoers an
itrengcn, Sic Mensen tpihtiger grn-
teartifel ,unS lanSuirtidaitliher Yro-
BUTTE 5u erboben.
Amerltuner f0nnen auf peribieoe
ncn Wegen belfen oieie Gage gu
iiberbriiden.
3u aGererit. bamitere niht, faufs
niht iibermGBig piel. 0as lit es ge.
raee. mas ser 6eino min. oab mir
es tun.
9tueitens. peridspenoe fcine Sc.
bensmitteI.
Drittens, eBt friide Jriidte un,
Gentle, INN Sas 8eiBbIef, oas ionlt
fir aonierpenooien pertpanot tpirb,
al ifonen.
@iertens, periudt Semitic aus Ser
Nahbarldaft gu taufen. um Die Be-
foroerungsmittel gu ihonen.
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Slid uno Shmeineileii6. gs gibt
gen,ieeno anoere NabrmssmitteI.
Gieies 0uno bot seniieeno Nab.
runesmittel. Gin @edieI in oen
Gbgepobnbeiten be6eutet nidt unbe.
oingt cine Deridledterung. Wir
fonnen einen @ehieI in Der geob.
rungsmittellage ertparten. ater tpenn
Die Mmerifaner perninftig iinS,
branden iie nihts au fiirdten.
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alei6ung um. 2aBt uns einem oieier
Geriidte tpioeripreden; oenn es
iheint nidt, oaB in oieiem Sabrr
Qleioung 5ugeteilt meroen miro.
gs f0nnen aber Men6erungen auf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-23

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6leuoung nid)t cui iene Seute aus.
oie INNER nur ibr eigenes 0ift
lcl,hten loiicn pouen?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-23

tion. liuO 5!par bon olelerlei Ser
funit, ober oennoh gu einam einbeit.
liden GoIfe gcreiit. (Rem Oorf
3imes, Sulf 12, 1929
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-07-23

.Sie iparen auseeaeihnet in 81.
rer @ole als Ieioenoe Mutter!" riei
Der Gbeoteroireftor ent3iidt. Der
Ausorud unausipredliden Sdmer.
3es, Der ouf Sbren 3iisen log :. !"
~aein @unoer!" iaste bic s9au.
ipielerin. sd bate einen Nasel in
meinem sdub. Der mir abideulide
S6meraen beruria9te!"
.Dann redne id oamit," iaete oer
Oirehor, ~ooB Sic ben ssosel aud
bel ben nd6ken auffiibrungen iiten
latent"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
Truckdriver TO Make
Restitution For Bars

Anna rbor, Mich, July 17-Oscar
Lucas, 4S-year-old truck driver from
GAINESVILLE, o., who was charged
with stealing steel bars from the
Economy Baler Co.. Ann Arbor,
Thursday paid SIS fines and resti-
tuition in Justice Jay H. Payne's
court after he had pleaded guilty.
Lucas had originally been ar
rested on a grand larceny charge,
but this was later changed, on
recommendation OF Prosecutor
George Meader, to simple larceny.
The steel bars, according TO Lucas
story, were stolen from the yard
Of the Economy Baler Co., and sold
in a Toledo, O., pswnship.
Nick Carras. 523 Hill St, charged
with intoxication and disorderli.
ness, Thursday was fined 1910 in
Justice Jay n. Payne's court.
George Kelly, 312 S. Ashley St,
who was arrested Wednesday on
the same charge, was given a 20
day Jail sentence by Justice Payne
when he did not pay a S2l.70 fine,
Charged with vagrancy and dis
orderliness, Theresa Cuellra. Inlay
City, was given 10 day Jail SEN
tence by Justice Payne on Thurs
day when she was unable to pay a
$40 fine.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
Pick of the Air T oday

National eroadeastlna Company
red network. WLW 700. WV
$50. WHAM HOO. WMAQ $40, Blue
network. WXYZ 1870, WLW 700.
WGN 100.
Columbia 6roadeastins Company
-WJR $50 WBBM $50, WCKY
1880. WFBM 126, VICAR 1850
WBNS 1860, WOOD 1910; Blue
network. WOWO 1880.
Mutual Broadezstlns Company
network, WLW 700. CKLW 500.
Red Network WLW TOO; Blue
WJBK 100.
Tonight
TALKS-MBS Sis Rep. V. Marcan-
tonic on "Italian-American Role
In War; NBC 11:15 Rep. w.
Ploeser on Small Business" ;
MBS ll;15 Rep. S. Dickstein on
"Disloyslty in Times OF War"
Lucille Manners concert;
s:30-Information Please, Major
Henry Cabot Lodge.
9:00-Waltz Time;
9:30-Piantation Party;
l0:00-People Are Funny, quiz;
O:30-Tent Show Tonight. drama.
CBS-7:15-Irene Rich;
S:00-Lewisohn Stadium concert:
9:OO-Milt Berle in MY Favorite
Blonde"
9:30-Brewster ~;
10:00-Caravan Hour OF Variety.
BLU-7-Scramble, aviation drama /;
7:30-Lone Ranger, war here;
s:30-Eisten America;
9:00-Gangbusters;
10:00-Meet Your Navy;
10:30-Men. Machines. Victory.
S-S:30-Songs for Marching
Men;
9:30-Double or Nothing:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
Ann Arbor Mems

Blvd, where another whistle will
soon be installed.
Blacker than the one outside was
a private l5-minute blackout at
1925 p. m. Thursday between the
sixth and seventh floors OF the
First National Building. Jackson
police officials, an Ann Arbor Police
detective sergeant. and an Ypsi-
lanti Daily Press correspondent
were in a stalled elevator on their
way TO observe the general black.
out from the buildings roof.
Discovering that one can not only
walk home from an automobile
ride. but can also crawl out Of an
elevator ride, the would-be black
out observers finally called for a
ladder, and climbed from the stalled
car TO the sixth floor. From there
they were taken to the roof by an
other elevator.
Although they missed all but the
two last minutes OF Ann Arbor'c
first practice blackout, they saw
enough OF it TO be convinced Of its
success.
Elevator men. who worked dur
ing the blackout in the penthouse
fuse control room were unable to
locate the burned-out fuse which
is believed TO have stalled the car.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
Additional Plans For
Veterans Show Made

Further plans are being made for
the Veterans OF Foreign Wars ON
To Victory" pageant and "Bombers
On Parade" festival TO be Friday.
August 81, through Sunday, August
80, on the eight acre tract adjoin-
ing the Michigan Auto Parts prop
erty at 1889 E. Michigan Ave.
John Quinn, owner and manager.
is cooperating with the government
and each week the employees take
their 10 per cent or more OF war
stamps and weekly collection from
the personnel is donated regularly
to Navy Relief
World OF Pleasure Shows have
an enviable reputation and record.
states H. l.. Allen, show represent
alive, as having repeated dates
from three TO four years in their
home state of Michigan at the Trav-
erse City Cherry Festival, U. P.
State Fair, at Escanaba, Fowlerville
Fair, Veterans organizations in
Owosso Grand Rapids, Ludington,
Muskegon etc.
The show has many educational
features including Dr.. Sproule's
Eskimo Village. His dogs include
Fritz who led the famous dog team
to Nome in 1928 with life saving
serums. He has the wolf that was
featured In white Magic" starring
Clark Gable as we'll as several other
dogs who have made motion picture
history.
The Coronation" OF the Popular
ity Queen is scheduled for Wednes-
day evening, Aug. IS, and her three
Maids OF Honor who will also act Is
Maids of Honor at the Public Wed
ding planned for Friday night, Aug.
IS.
Children from the Michigan Chill
dren's Institute at Ann Arbor have
been invited for an afternoon oil
fun and pleasure as guests OF the
management and V.F.W. with ali
shows and rides free, plus ice
cream. hot dogs, pop, popcorn, trans
portation arrangements provided by
World of Pleasure Shows.
A permit to hold this event was
given by the Township Board after
house TO house canvass OF the
neigh ors in the immediate vicin'
ity OF grounds, made by Chairman
George Robbins and show repre-.
sentative H. L. Allen revealed gen
eral approval
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
Cooperation of Residents
Makes BlackOut Successful

police officer and sherin's deputy
knew exactly what to do.
War industries. which mad not
been requested to blackout. were
plainly visible from all parts OF the
city. The airport beacon, another
OF the few lights permitted 10 re-
main burning during tht practice
test. lighted the black city.
Only one train was due 10 pass
through Ann Arbor during the Is
minute test period, but 1t switched
of all lights before reaching the
blackout limits. Train signals and
airport lights were the only light
controls given permission to func-
ton during the test. No calls were
received by the fire department or
the sheriffs ambulances which
were standing by during the black.
out.
Two police scout cars equipped
with special blackout lights and
large Els were the only motor traf-
nc in the city. County deputy
sheriffs who patrolled the township
in scout cars report that the prac'
tice blackout was as successful
there as it was in the city. Under
sheriff Fred Sodt, who observed
the test from the Ann Arbor Wat
err Softening Plants tower, locat-
ed at the northwestern city limis,
said that the lights which he saw
were those OF the war industries.
At l0:45 Ann Arbor was relit as
quickly as II had been dimmed 10
minutes before. Only one Ann Ar
Dor merchant Jumped the gun" in
turning on his red and green neon
sign. Otherwise no lights were
turned on until the all-clear had
sounded.
Only weak spot in the city's
warning whistle system is reported
to be in the vicinity OF the inter
section of Packard St, and Stadium
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
Dean Lloyd Upset,
Letter Made Public

Ann Arbor, Mich. July 17-Feel-
ing that the publication Of her letter
advocating women's service in the
United States Navy might leopard
ize the passage of the bill now in
Congress designed to create such
corps, Dean Alice c. Lloyd, dean of
women at the University Of Michi-
gan, called such publicity Tex
tremely unfortunate
The letter made public by Drake
University officials, said in part:
1T is desired that the group OF
young women who shall be chosen
for training as officers be selected
group, who during their college
years excelled in scholastic achieve
ment and showed qualities of lead
ership and ability to cooperate in
group life
The letter was sent to the ninth
district, including Michigan, and IL
other states.
The letter was signed by Dean
Lloyd and written on the letterhead
OF the Office of Naval Oficer Pro
curement, Chicago, according tc
Drake University officials.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17

NEW YORK-INS-The first
group OF WAC officer candidates
from the southern New York re-
cruiting and induction district VIII
leave New York Saturday evening
for Fort Des Moines. Iowa. The
Army announced here the women
will leave New York at s p. m. EWT
for Jersey City and will board =
train there at 7 o clock.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
Child Bride Charged
in Fatal Shooting

Jasper, Tenn, July Tins -
With her preliminary hearing post
poned for a day, Lily Parsons, crack
shot child-bride, put on shoes
again for her court appearance
on the charge of killing Soils
"Snoop" Redmond, 26, in a noun
tain feud battle.
The 15-year-old bride is charged
with killing Redmond with one
blast from her shotgun during a
battle between the Redmond and
Parsons clans last Saturday.
The one-dsy's postponement oil
the hearing enabled Lily to enter
tain her kin in her jail cell. The
mountain folk, many OF whom hsd
come a long way. were amazed al
Lily's shower bath. The bath is IN
the mems quarter of the jail, but
when Lily wants to cool off, Sheriff
Jack Bean chases the men prison
ers into another room.
Judge w. VI. Abels and Squire
D. NJ. Bryant. who planned TO share
the bench, postponed hearing yes
terday because the lawyers weren
ready.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
Tag Day Today For Boys
From Fresh Air Camp

Ann Arbor. Mich, July Ito
day is the regular midseason tag
day for the University Of Michigan
Fresh Air Camp. Nearly 100 boys
from the camp are stationed on
street corners throughout the city.
in an attempt to raise $1,000, so
that the camping program at the
Fresh Air Camp. at Patterson Lake,
may continue for another four
weeks
The camp, which provides a rec
reation program for 800 boys from
Ann Arbor, Flinl. Detroit, and
Jackson, is in need OF money. be-
cause war prices and ether emer.
gency factors have greatly increas-
ed the operating costs of the camp.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17

Ann Arbor. Mich, July l7-Po-
lice Chief sherman Mortenson said
Thursday night that most OF the
credit for the highly successful first
test blackout goes to the $4,000 in
habitants OF the city and township
who gave their full cooperation to
the police and county snerin's de-
partments.
State FIRE marshal Arnold Rem
ner. and Major c. E. Brilliant Of the
Sixth Army Corps regional Office,
called II the most successful black
out which they had seen in the
state. Jackson police officers. who
came to get pointers for their own
coming blackout, said that Ann Ar
Dor was we'll organized. that each
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
ARRESTED IN ANN ARBoR

Ann Arbor, Mich, July 17-Ar-
rested Thursday night On charges
OF intoxication and disorderliness
were Elmer Wilbanks, 40, 232 n.
River St, Ypsilanti, Michael j.
Purcell, s., sol n. Main St. Ann
Arbor, and Paul NJ. Cray, 80, 1880
y. University Ave, Ann Arbor.
Clifford Coffee, 1907 S. State St.,
Ann Arbor. was arrested Thursday
night on charges of reckless driv-
ing and no change Of address on
his operators license. He had
struck a tree on Glenn St. in Ann
Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
Chase-Howard Rites
SoIemnized in Texas

Ann Arbor. Mich, July l7-Satur-
day afternoon in the post chapel
at Randolph Field the marriage Of
Elizabeth Ann Howard, daughter OF
Mrs. John Mexican Howard, Second
St, and 1t. William Martin Chase,
Randolph Field, Texas, took place.
Mrs. Howard went down for the
wedding and the reception held at
the Oficers' Club. 1t Chase and
his bride are motoring along the
Gulf of Mexico. Both are Uni
versity graduates, Mrs. Chase re-
ceiving her degree last May 1t.
Chase is attached to the u. S.
Army Air Corps.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17

CHUNGKING- ms - Chinese
forces have recaptured Tsingtien IN
Chekiang Province and Tsaotou in
eastern Kiangsi Province, il was
officially announced here The sue
cessful operations by the Chinese
troops against the Japanese came
last Monday. "Sanguinary fight
ing" is taking place near Wenchow,
important Chinese port, which the
japanese have captured, said the
announcement.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
Ann Arbor Men Leave
For Induction Center

Ann Arbor. Mich, July 17-Near.
ly 1875 Ann Arbor men, who regis
tered with the Selective Service
Board No. /. left at 7:45 this morn
ing for their examination at the
Detroit induction Center.
No ceremony accompanied the
mems sent on but public send off
will be accorded those who take
furloughs when they leave again in
two weeks, Floyd c. Mosely Of the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce, who
will arrange the program, said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17

KEARNY n. J-INS-A new war
cargo carrier christened the Santa
Maria was launched here in the
Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Company yards. Mrs. Philip b
Iglehart. wife Of the vice presiden;
OF the Grace Line was sponsor tol
the vessel, named in honor OF Chris
TOPPER Columbus flagship.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17

WASHINGTON-INS- Lachlin
Currie, administrative assistant to
President Roosevelt, has arrived
in Chungking to consult with
Generalissimo Kai-Shek. it was an
nounced by the White House. Cur
RE made the journey China by
direction OF the President, accord
ing TO the official announcement.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
Saturday

Saturday
NBC-2 p. m.-U. S. Marine Ban1:
4:00-Pan-American Holiday;
6:30-Art OF Living.
CBS-2:O5-Of Men and Books;
5:00-Stan Kenton matinee;
6:l5-Calling Pan-America.
BLU-ll a. m.-Service Mems Hop;
1880 p. m.-National Grange;
S:00-Canadian Air Force band.
MBS-12 noon-Army-Navy HOUSE
Party. new series:
3:00-Iowa Fine Arts Festival;
5:0O-New Jimmy Dorsey hour,
tribute TO Navy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
Nurses TO Instruct
Red Cross Classes

Ann Arbor Mich. July 1.-THE
CDVO has received registrations
OF a number OF trained nurses OF
Ann Arbor and Washtenaw Coun-
ty, who, although unable to go
on regular nursing duty, have vol
unteered TO act as Red Cross home
nursing instructors.
The number OF Red Cross teach
ers, are too few in number to meet
the demand, as there are several
classes of rural women awaiting in
struction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
co-PARTNERSHIP FILED

Ann Arbor. Mich, July 17-Ar-
ticles Of co-partnership were filed
Thursday with the county clerk
by Ray Fletcher and Clare E. Moy-
er, who are doing business as the
Moyer-Fletcher Studio at as E.
Cross St. Ypsilanti. The partner
ship OF this Photographic studio
was made for an unlimited period
OF time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
TO SEEK BETTER METHODS

Ann Arbor, Mich, July II -
Washtenaw County manufacturers
will meet early next week with the
County Rationing Board in order
to determine better tire rationins
methods.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17
ISSUED CERTIFICATE

Ann Arbor, Mich, July IL A
certificate OF medical registration
was issued Thursday by the county
clerk to DR.. Hal Bruce Jennings,
Jr., 607 Hill St, Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-17

1O:OO-Tressure Hour" OF Song
finale.
Evening star., 1942-06-20

with clean water, using q garden
hose
1t is a good idea, though not
absolutely essential, to dry the sur
face.
Painting Guide Advised.
If you are planning to paint any
thing you should be interested in a
handy paint guide which enables
you to diagnose your own paint
problem, whatever it may be, and
prescribes the proper treatment.
This guide, which has been pre-
pared by paint experts. is in the
form of two charts which are de-
signed to take the gamble out of
painting and make every paint job
successful.
All you really need to know to
use the chart is your A B Cs. The
first is called a paint selector." and
lists almost every surface which you
might be called on to paint. Just
Evening star., 1942-06-20

should it be thinned with? How
much thinner? Should the surface
be primed?
All such questions of a technical
nature are answered in the paint
specifier" section, which lists oppo-
site each paint type its covering ca
pacity, weather-resistant qualities,
printing and thinner needs, etc.
Applied With Brush.
Do you find evidences all about
your cellar of dripping, sweating
ceilings, walls and pipes? Don't
neglect this condition Dampness
causes mildew and mold, as we'll as
rusting OF pipes. which are scarce
now.
You can 90 long way toward
putting stop to this condition by
treating the surfaces with a new
coating that has plastic-cork base.
The new coating is the result of
three years research to find a prod
uct suitable for use in the home and
on farms. This meant working out
a formula that could be applied