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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-27
Legal Notices
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate snder
sHERFT'S SALE

Execution
sHERIrT's SALE
BY virtue Of . writ OF fiert feetas,
issued out Of and under the seal OF the
Circuit Court for the County OF Ma
comb and state Of Michigan. to me d.
rected and delivered. In favor OF Leon
Malice and Katarzyna Malice. wife plain
tiffs against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements of John Olessko and Stella
Oleszko, his wife. defendants.
I did. on the 2eth day Of October -.
y. l94l levy upon and take all the right.
title and interest Of said John Oiessko
and Stella Oleszko. his wife In ana 10
the following described real estate. situ-
atcd in the County Of Macomb and State
of Michigan. TO wit: All the certain piece
and parcel Of land situated In the Town.
ship OF Mscomb County Of MAcomb ono
state of Michigan. known ana described
as The East sixty 10, ceres OF the West
half (Wts, OF the Southwest quarter
,SWA, Of Section twenty two N, all
of which I shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction. TO the highest bidder, - the
law directs, at the County Bldg. Macomo
County, Michigan that being The build.
ing in which the Circuit Court for ssid
County OF Macomb. State Of Michigan. Is
held, on Wednesday the 18th day OF
March A. d. Io<2 ct 10 o'clock forenoon,
Eastern Standard time.
WATSON WALKlEWICZ
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Dated Feb. 3rd.. 1912
3si4-35th st. Detroit. Mich.
Feb 8. Is. 20. "a. Mar. 8. is-MoN
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~ NOON
WWJ-Here's Washington
WJR-Theatre
WXYZ-NeWs Ace: Music
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Evening star., 1942-09-23
BY THOMAS r. HENRY.

A partial roster Of the Army Spe-
cialists' Corps to date reads like
pages torn from Who's Who-world
famous bankers, lawyers, corpora
ton executives and technical
leaders.
Men with the finest business and
technical brains In America are
throwing up six-figure incomes for
the duration OF the war to serve as
ofncers and in some cases enlisted
men. In this new military organiza-
ton which is expected to have an
enrolled personnel OF more than
10000 by the end OF this year.
In all but a very few, highly ex-
ceptional cases. these men would
have been exempt from war service
Usually they are over-age for the
draft. For the most part they are
veterans OF the last war. MANY
would be kept from other services
by the disabilities OF advancing
years.
But once they are in the Spe-
cialist's Corps they are in the Army
and there are really only hair-split-
ting differences between them and
officers in any other branch. They
are under military orders and mill
tary discipline. Rank corresponds
precisely with rank in other services.
Command No Troops.
About the only difference is that
they are not to be placed in COM
mand OF troops. But such a job as
unloading cargo in a port under
constant bombardment might well
come under the command of a Spe-
cialists' Corps officer.
There are more than 25O,O0O an
plications on file. All over the
country there are men with mill
tary training, either veteran officers
OF the regular Army or reserve
officers called to the colors, who are
filling specialist jobs. They are
restive. They complain bitterly
over the fate of being stuck 'for
the duration" behind desks when
their experience and talents fit them
Tor held service. These men are
being replaced, as quickly as pos
slble. by officers of the Specialists
Corps.
No appointments in the corps are
being made, however, unless there
is call for men with precise skills
and experience. For example. a
chemical engineer would not be
given a commission until some
branch of the Army-presumably
the Chemical Warfare Service
notified Specialists Corps headquar-
ters that 1t had a place for him
either to replace another officer
or to fill a new position.
No Place for LAS.
The men of the corps will be
almost entirely in the age group
OF IS to so. The only exceptions
may be few of outstanding ability
who have been permanently dis
qualified for general military serv-
ice because of physical disability
or who possess special skills of ar
unusual nature and for which nc
other qualified person can be found
NOUUuy HI 6CfSCAvt service CldSS LA
viii be appointed. In any event, ar
appointee's selective service status
is not changed. This essentially
non-combatant service is no place
for draft dodgers.
Two developments since the corps
first was established about six
months ago have been outstanding
the eagerness of men with combat
training to take advantage of the
situation to get out of bombprooi
jobs in Washington and elsewhere
and the eagerness Of the men II
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Names From Who's Who Found
In Army Specialists Corps
High-Powered Executives Getting Places as
Desk Officers Go On to Combat Duties

who's Who" to get into the service
In alisiost any capacity.
The general caliber is shown by
few Of the appointments to date:
w. o. Hotchkiss, on leave Of alb
sence Us president of Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute.
Charles S. Cheston, banker and
director Of various industrial and
financial institutions.
Includes H. p. Seidemann.
Henry P. Seidemann, formerly
adviser in the organization of the
Budget Bureau, the Social Security
Board and the accounting and re-
porting systems of the Controller
Generals ONCE and the Agricul-
tural Adjustment Administration.
F.. J. c. Dresser, president and
general manager of the Dresser Co.,
engineers and builders, Cleveland,
Ohio, and vice president, Heggson
Bros, architectural engineers and
builders, New York City.
william G. Carey, jr., president
of the Yale & Towne Manufacture
ing Co.
Theodore D. Palmer, former as
sistant business manager of the New
York Times.
Robert Cutler, corporation coun-
sci of city of Boston.
Marvin L. Frederick, supervisor of
business training, General Electric
Co.
William L. Muncy, sales manager,
Standard Oil Co. of California.
Andrew L. Malone, former chief of
traffic and transportation, National
Bituminous Coal Commission.
Banker Included.
j. Murray Mitchell, former vice
president, New York Trust Co.
Donald D. Conn, former executive
vice president, Transportation As
sociation of America.
Joseph H. Hays, general counsel,
Western Association of Railway
Executives.
S. I. Cooper, general manager,
Southern Pacific Steamship Co.
Fred Neiman, former president,
Union Cold Storage Co.
H. C. Avery, former president,
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Warehousemen's Associ-

American Warehousemen's Associ-
alton.
D. w. K. Peacock, general agent,
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.
j. r. Van Pelt, technical director
Museum of Science and Industry
Service Command Directors.
The service command directors in
clude:
Thomas F. Sullivan, chairman,
Boston Transit Commission.
William w. Lanahan, head of
banking firm of w. w. Lanahan Co.,
Baltimore
George H. Trautman, president.
American Association of Baseball
Clubs.
Robert A. Gardner, partner, Miller,
Hutchins e. Co., Chicago.
William B. Tuttle, former chair
Evening star., 1942-09-23
x-Roy Technicions
To Meet October |

The opening fall meeting Of the
District Society of X-Ray Techni-
clans will be held at pm, October
l, at the Group Health Clinic, 1928
I street NV.
The purpose of the society is to
give the X-ray technicians of the
Metropolitan Area an opportunity to
exchange experiences and tech
niques.
Evening star., 1942-09-23

man OF the board of San Antonio
Public Service Co.
William c. McDuffie, former ex-
ecutive vice president, Shell Oil Co.
Evening star., 1942-09-23

i RALEIGH CHARGE Ac-
COUNT: 5 minutes to open
ONE seconds to soy
"Chorpe It," Your pur-
chooses mode in September
will be billed in Oct, poy-
obls by Nov. 10th.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

gas, pobladas de casetas azu-
les, llenas de los toldos colori-
nescos de las tiendas de los ba-
nistas.
IQue era este gran Dios?
Miro a su acompanante con
un principle de loco terror, CO.
mo 81 adivinada que la habian
metidO en- una emboscada, que
lhabfa sido victima de una trail
ci6n, de una infamia...
Y dijo, no queriendo confesar
10 que sentia:
-Pero.. iioiga, senior, ell
chauffeur Sc ha equivocado L..
iD6nde nos lleva?
Ri otro tuvo una sonrisa CT
MICA, v contest6, encogi6ndose
de hombros:
-ilNo, no Sc ma equivocado,
princesa!.. iDejalo! va sabe
ad6nde yamos!...
7IiC6mo?
Celia cOmprendi6 ahora de un
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
modo fulminante.

modo fulminante.
Tntent6 abalanzarse hacia la
portezuela, abrir, Y pedir 5000
rro, o arrojarse hecha un ovillo
a la carretera que ahora iban 81
guiendo.
Pero va era tarde.
FL false mozo del hotel la CO.
gi6 de pronto por los hombros,
al adivinar sus prop6Sitos.
Hubo una breve lucha, sinies-
ira, cailada, en- Ell interior del
carruaje, que seguia volando, in
diferente al drama que Sc desa-
.rrollaba en- su inteior.
All fin ocurri6 10 que tenia que
.ocurrir.
Celia perdi6 ell conocimiento.
Y eay6 pesadamente, sobre
un angulo del carruaje.
FL false mozo del hotel sonri6
soltandola, al cerciorarse de que
va no iptentaria huir.
Y el miseable murmur6 entire
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

dal muelle, exclam6, con voz So
focada:
-;AEi estan, M~aria!... iANi
estan! -. iMirar tia Newest.
LA veis?..
isl, si!-repuso la prime
ra Maria de la Crz, sintiendo
Que Sc redoblaba su llanto-.
iAili la voo!... An, Dios MOL.
Maria De las Moves la descu-
brio tambi6n en- seguida, 10 mis-
mo cue Miguel.
Y la mujer de Miguel de Guz-
man expariment6 tambien una
emoci6n indescriptibre.
iGran Dios, cuantas cosas ha.
bian pasado desje que ella Y MI
guel abandonaron Espana, ha-
Ella cast ounce amos!
Miguel de Guzman, con un
orazo de su esposa cogido. mira
ba tambien a la marquesa, que
agitaba freneticamente la dies
ira mientras con Ia izquierda
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
.
Subi6 al auto.

.
Subio al auto.
Ell mozo del hotel subi6 ash
mismo y Sc instal6 junto a ella.
Y ell taxi parti6, Ramblas a
bajo.
All llegar a Colon, torci6 ha-
.cia la dereeha, como 81 fuera a
dirigirSe a la Estaci6n Mariti-
ma y al puerto.
Pero en- vez de hacerlo asi, ell
coche emprendi6 una carrera To-
ca, por la carretera de la Casa
Antunez.
Duraba, duraba aquella carre
"a frenetica, duraba de I'm modo
alarmante.
Celia comenz6 a yer huertas
esplendidas, campos, mdstas, IA
bricas, v tuvo un sobresalto.
iAd6nde iban?
FL mar, ademas habia surgi-
do a la i7quierda, pero no era va
Ell puerto, sine unas playas lar
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
Los TEN
DRAM QUE COLGAR LOS
GUANTES

Washington, mayo 19.-N e.
jercito aparentemente Sc opone
a que ell soNiado Jose Luis, cam
pe6n del peso complete, defien-
da su corona en- este verano.
Mike Jacobs, ell famoso empire
sario, tiene entendido que los ge
nerales desean que los pugiles Sc
ddiquen a sus deberes militares
y dejen los combates para des-
pues de la guerra.
Sera utilizado Ell talento de
Luis en- dar exhibiciones en- los
campamentos Y en- entrenar SOL
dados.
Jacobs pensaba ofrecer una
pelea entire Luis Y Bob Pastor,
en- Ell mes de JUNO, pero Sc da
por SECURE que no Sc efectuara.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
ORONTES
UNA CARTA DEL SIR. JOSE
GONZALEZ

Recibimos una atenta carta
del Sr. Jose Gonzalez, secretario
del Centre Asturiano, invitando
nos a una reunion que Sc efectua
RI manana, en- el p~alacio de la
avenida de Nebraska, con ell fin
de organizar un beneficio al
Fondo de Auxilios de la Marina,
en- 81 parque Cuscaden.
George B. Howell presidira ell
acto.
Hay 81 proposito DE- que Ell de-
safio de pelota del dia 81 sea or
ganizado y patrocinado por la
Liga I~ntersocial, compuesto por
las socieiades Cfrculo Cubano,
Unione Italiana, Centre Asturia
no v Caballeros Leales de Anne
rica.
"La Gaceta" estara represen-
tada, por cuanto la finalidad es
noble y merece el concurso de
todoS.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
La Gaceta Folletin No. 315
TONIC TERCRR0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
y C6mo?-pregunt6 Ia mn

@C6mo?-pregunt6 la mu-
chacha sin comprender.
Pero ell otro la aclar6, con sen
sillez:
ST, sehorita. Yo soy mozo
del hotel, uno de los criados. Es
que Sc ACADIA de recibir un reca-
do por telefono, en- Ell Hotel, des-
de ell puerto, anunciando que ell
buque en- que vienen sus papas,
esta a la vista. Y sus tics sc han
marchado Por ESQ vengo a bus
carla a listed. Me han dicho que
vaya listed en- este taxi, para "a
ma. 70 tambien la acompano.
-iAh!-hizo Celia, como 81
comprendiera al fin.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
LIGA NACIONAL
No pado efectuarse Ell desato
entire los Rojos de Cincinnati y
los Braves.

Venciendo de nuevo a los Cubs,
los Dodgers aumentaron su ven
taja, en- ell primer puesto, a sic
te desafios. FL veteranO Johnny
Allen dej6 en- cinco hits a los
bateadores del Chicago, dos de
ellos disparados por Hack, la ter
cera base. La derrota lie CORES
pondi6 a Mooty, reemplazado
,por Bithorn.
Mccullough bate6 de "jonron'
en- la novena entrada, y salv6 a
~ team de los nueve ceroS.
Chicago 1c, 5h, lie; Brooklyn
&c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

triangular, 81 quinta de Ia tenn
norada, con I'm corrador en- las
bases. Koslo fue d lanzador de-
.rrtad yrle reempla1aron Fead-
man Y Adams Slaughter bate6
tres hits v dos cada uno Brown,
T. Moore, Musial, w. Cooper
y Sanders.
st. Louis Ice, 15h, lie; New
York DC, 4h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
LOS ~CARDENAIES VENICE
RON A LOS GIGANTES

Pegando oportunamente un
total de Is hits, los Cardenales
vencieron aver a los Gigantes,
con un total de 16 carreras por
a. Lanier empez6 Ell desafio Y
conquist6 la victoria, aunque
Warneke lie relev6 mas tarde.
Johnny Mize dispar6 un cua-
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
JOE LUIS RECORRERA LOS
DEL NOR
TIE

Ell campe6n mundial de boxeo
Jose Luis, iniciara en- esta sema-
ma I'm recorrido de los campa-
mentos y fuertes de la Segunda
Division, area de New York.
Luis dara exhibition con un
compaiero de practicas Y los
soldados lie veraa absolutamente
de gratis.
Tam5i6n dirigira ell campe6n
q entrenamiento de un grupo de
boxeadOres &c Camp Upton que
Il dia 10 de JUNO competira con
I'm grupo de Mitchell Field.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
u r Ell PUGILISTA MAR
QUEZ

San Francisco, mayo 19.-Ai
ser derribado por All Globe, de
Los Angeles, ell pdgil Johnny
Marquee, de Redwood City, SUI
fri6 la fractura del craneo, mu-
riendo en- ell Hospital de Emer-
genucias. All Globe fue escogido,
en- el 1ltimo momento, como sus
,tituto del gladiator que iba a
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
x ESTABLECIO UNA
NUEVA MARCIA PARA LA
MILLA

New York, mayo 19.-Frank
Dixon, de San Francisco, esta.
bleci6 aqui una nueva marca pa
ia la milla, hacienda ell recorri-
do en- a minutes, 22.6 segundos.
Habia puesto la anterior mar
ca Luis ~Zamperini, de Califor-
mia, el aho 1884.
En- la milla gan6 Dixon con
una ventaja de 220 yardas sobre
su mas cercano competitor.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

al muelle, preguntando de vez
veZ en- vez:
i Estan?... iEStan?...
Ell Excelsior habia atracado.
al fin, junto a la estaci6n mari
TINA, y su mole colossal sobresa-
liza muy por encima del edificio.
Una inmensa multitud LENA
ba sus sirejedores, en- terra, en-
barquillas que iban de AGA para
ALA, bajo ell impulse de los rene
ros.
Hsbig ccmenzado el desem-
barque.
Los primeros pasajeros cru
zaban va las cuatro pasarelas
que Sc habia tendido para bajar
a terra, o bajaban las es%caleri-
Has dc hero, para negar mas
pronto al muelle.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
GREENBERG ESTA EN- MIA
MI

Miami Beach, mayo 19.-El
sargento Hank Greenberg, eXpe
lotero de los Tigres, ingres6 CO.
mo candidate a official de avia-
ci6n en- la Academia del Ejerci-
to. Sc lie reclut6 hace un aho.
LIE dej6 ell ejercito en- libertad
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
CAPITULo XIII
Ell regreso

Desde Ia cubierta, las dos
.Marias. Pedro y Miguel, con los
gemelos, buscaban, entire la mul
titud que ocupaba ell muelle, a
los seres amaios.
Josefina Y CASTOR, muy emo
c~ionados, habianse dejado ahora
los en- bandOlera, Y miraban al
ternativamente a sus amigos v
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

ST, sehor, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

Lego 81 enpresario hasta ofre-
Ger, segdn ae dice, $4,000 de
un possible rendimiento de 600
mil pesos.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

de aoci6n, por tener mas de %
afos, Ell dfa 5 de diciembre; pc
70 reintegrs6 tres dfas despu&s,
con motive del alevoso ataque a
Pearl Harbor.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
dientes:

dientes:
-iNo Sc podra quejar Pabli-
to de que no he sabio cumplir
sus 6rdenesl... mi Ell mismO
Foch en- la batalla del Marne!...
Isl ahora no esta contento!...
Horror!
Aquel in~dividuo, el false mozo
del Hotel de 0riente... iiera ell
Milo de las GGUerdsU...
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
LIGA AMERICANA

Two que suspenderse el par
lido entire los Yankees y los
Browns.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

De pronto, Pedro lanz6 una
exclamation de algeria i~nfinita.
7, sehalando hacia un punto
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

Lydia Pinkham's Compound is
one medicine you can buy today
made especially for tDomen-to re-
lieve monthly pain and its tired
nervous feelings due TO this cause.
And In such q sensible wayl with
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful opiates.
Taken regularly - thruout the
month Pinkham's Compound
helps build up resistance against
such symptoms. Follow label direc-
tons. Worth tryingl
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

Derrotaron los Indios a 10:
AtleticoS Y Sc colocaron a solo
l3 puntos de los Yankees, que
se haclan en- Ell primer lugar. Ca
.torce "jilotes" descargaron los
'gencedores.
Chubby Dean recibi6 credito
por ell exito. Pitcher vapuleado
Besse. Keltner disparo un tri-
hey, un tubey y un hit.
Philadelphia &c, Oh, De; Gle
veland 7c, 14h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

Volvieron. aver a la Inca de
fuego los veteranos Pete Fox y
Jimmy Foxx y los Medals Rojas
vencieron a los Tigres con anota
.ci6n de A carreras por dos.
lFue la cuarta victoria del SER
.pentinero Wagner, con solo dos
|derrotas.
Jimmy Foxx aporto un "jon-
ron y un ''hit'' Y Peter Fox un
Oportuno Shit.
Boston &c, 11h, De; Detroit
&c, I'll, QH,
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

ccnbatir con Marquee. La poll
cfa actda en- Ell case. La v1ctima
Sba a cohrar $85 y ell victimario
cobrara $75.
La gaceta., 1942-05-19
Which Makes You Blue, Cranky
NERVOUS

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by cramps, headache, backache. o
bloated feeling, nervousness dis
tress Of irregularities due to
functional monthly disturbances
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La gaceta., 1942-05-19

FL Chicago obtrwo la E.cto-
ria en- la novena entraia, GUAM
do hizo dos carreras, elevando
.su total a Z.
Grove lanz6 por los vencedo-
res Y Cathey y Zuber por los
maltratados. Wally Moses bate6
Jun cuadrangular, en- Ell instante
decisive, con un corredor EN- las
bases.
Estalella d~esempen6 ell CT de
Jos Snadores y dio un hit en- 5
wees al bate. Gomez, que jug6
la tercera base, pego un terra
peutic.
Washington &c, Oh, De; Chica-
go 7c, Oh, 2e.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-25
DEATH SUMMONS
JUN|US {. BEAL
HAD HAD LONGEST TERM
IN HISTORY OF
REGENTS

Ann Arbor. Mich, June 25-Fu.
neral arrangements are being made
for Junius z. Beal, 50 who was a
member OF the board OF regents or
the University ef Michigan for a
longer term than any other person
in the history OF the institution. He
succumbed al his home here Wed
needay after a protracted illness.
Mr.. Beal was born Feb. %. 1860
In Port Huron and was graduated
from the University in 1852. Al
though he started his career IN Ann
Arbor as a newspaper editor he IS
more widely remembered as pub
Usher OF the book Dr. Chases IKE
cipes" which netted him a fortune
He later became a traction ana
utility manager and more recently
4 banker.
He was presidential elector in
1855. a member Of the Legislature
in 1866. and a member OF the Pub
lie Domain Commission from 1905
10 1919.
He was elected a regent Of the
University in 1907, and retired in
1899. For many years he was a
member OF the Ann Arbor School
Board. and was a trustee OF the
Methodist Church in Ann Arhor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ann Arbor. Mich. June 25-Mar-
rage license applications:
Edward Levant Jenner, "a, Ann
Arbor. and Dorothy Ilean Ragla,
81, Ann Arbor.
James |. Arcure %, Corpus Crfs-
ii. Tex. and Priscilla Kennedy 22.
Ann Arbor
Harold Daniel Holcomb. 10, Mi
Ian, and Genevieve Leonora Gill
bert, 10, Saline.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-25
Funeral to be Friday For
Mrs. Barbara GokenbaCh

Ann Arbor Mich, June 25-Fu-
neral services will be Friday ar
ternoon at 2 o'clock in the Hiding
er Funeral Home for Mrs. Barbara
Gokenbach, 20. who passed away
Tuesday night. Rev. + c. Stell-
horn will oficiate and interment
will be in Bethlehem Cemetery.
Mrs. Gokenbach was born In
Wurtemberg. Germany, August 8.
1852, and had resided in Ann Ar.
Dor so years Her marriage TO
Gottfried Gokenbach took place
in 1852. He passed away in 1888.
Surviving are three sons. Albert
and Herman. San Diego. Cal. ana
Edward, Ann Arbor: a daughter.
Mrs. Charles Gould. Los Angeles.
Cal; five grandchildren; and fve
great grandchildren.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-25
Rites in Royal Oak For
Mrs. Bertha {. Butler

Ann Arbor, Mich, June 25-Rites
we're conducted in Royal Oak this
morning for Mrs. Bertha E. Butler,
a resident OF Ann Arbor for the
past six years who passed away
Monday night in Detroit. Burial
was TO follow in Bethlehem Gene.
terry. Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Butler is survived by three
sons, Edward and Nathan. Detroit.
William. Big Beaver; three daugh-
ters. Mrs. Marion Kolb, Big Beaver.
Mrs. Homer Halden. Lansing, and
Mrs. Ira Ferris. Dexter; and nine
grandchildren.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-25
Ann Arbor Neuls
u. Hospital Unit Going
Overseas, to be Feted

Ann Arbor, Mich, June 25-Uni.
versity Of Michigan Hospital unit
which will leave Saturday for a
training camp before embarking for
overseas war duty will be honored
by a testimonial dinner tonight at
o'clock in the Michigan Union.
Guests will be friends OF men,
bers Of the unit, members OF the
University medical school and hos
pital STATS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-25
Announcement Made of
Leonard Gasser Rites

Ann Arbor, Mich. June 25-An.
nouncement is being made OF the
marriage of Miss Helen May Gass-
er, Ann Arbor, and Walter P. Leon
ard. Omaha. Neb. The ceremony
took place in the First Methodist
Church Saturday.
Mrs. Leonard, a graduate OF the
University School OF Architecture,
has been teaching art in Ferndale.
and Mr.. Leonard is employed at
the Michigan Daily Offices while
attending the University engineer
ing college.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-25
Delegates to Girls State
Returning To Homes Today

Ann Arbor. Mich. June 25-Two
hundred delegates to Girls State,
sponsored on the University cam
pus by the American Legion Aux
Hilary. will return TO their homes
today following a weeks sessions.
Wednesday night there was q
get-together in the Kellogg Founda-
ton building and during the other
sessions there were educational
programs, social and sports activi.
ties.