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U LADY OF
VICTORIES CHURCH

Sunday Masses. 600. 900 and
1000 A III.
Weekday Moascs: ESQ and 500
A. N
Confessions. Saturdays 4 70 &.
and Z 70 s p AZ Ewes Of Feast
DAYS I 70 & p. n.
Religious Instruction. Satur-
days 80 A ~ Sundays after
second Mass. Newman Club for
High School on Sundays after
second Mass
Devotionss Novena to Our
Lady Of Perpetual Help On Sun
day a. zoo P. III
Meetings c. Y O on Mondays
at 730 P VI Altar Society on
Fust Tuesday IT T30 P n O.
J. v Alumni on first Thursday
at 7.30 p. n Holy Name Society
on second Sunday after first
Mass.
Rev. p ] CAREY.
Pastor. phone 287.
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pEcAN AETAoDIsT cHuRcH

200 F. Sunday School
Hiss Hannah stork sapeEIntend.
ent
800 2 Worship Service
oa the second and fourth sun
days.
zoo p Ma week prayer
meeung each Thursday evening
j. +. PAYNE.
Pastor.
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LUTHERAN
Christ Lutheran Church.
5i4 South Pascagouia street.

Christ Lutheran Church.
5i4 South Pascagoula street.
Saturday October sra Ca.eehe
zeal distraction az the eharch 81
800 A y
sunday. October 4 Eigh
teenth Sunday after Trinity
900 A NJ Sunday chosi Nj
willard DeFofrest super intend
enf Miss Catherine Brasa. ~
sanis;. lesson "Eiiiah.
zoe 4 = Bible CLASSES
1000 4 NJ Divine services
Miss Hihna NeIene. oH<snisi
Epistle lesson I Corinthians 4
9 G1spel lesson Msiahe& q
So sermon topic Ard. fe
FATHERS
200 ? II meeting e tie Is
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eye
500 p M-DiviHe ssFsiee os
toc Iay5ne - uae corner or
of the Christ Lutheran KoGta
haildlng al the aea Is the
cHurch5
Wednesday Octo8eF choir
Hehcarsal - 80 F. =
THURSDAY ocio1ef Meeting
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

Pasccagaala
Located IN shipyard SECTION o.
Henry avenue.
Sunday
cas- A 3, Sunday School Al
q. Crane. Superintendent
ils00 A. n. Morning Worship
Service
$50 P. Il B. 7 Z Hour.
Floyd Stephen on. director
IT'S p. n. Teachers and Of
ficers Meeting
Wednesday
IT'S p. M-Song Service
800 p n. Prayer Service
All visitors welcome Ne eN-
tend to gou . hearty invitation
10 come and worship with us
J. l. MORGAN
Pastor
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SUNDAY
9s5 a : sunday SeheoI Mrs
John Hsasala Superintendent
flsN q : and 80 P. n
Warsilia seFHIne
tbs 2 = Baptist Training
Union
TUESDAY
zoo p S ~ n {. - ehsrch
WEDNESDAY
100 2 - Officers and Teach
a8 H3anz
500 F =. MideeeE Prsyer
Service
HEH JEWELL GOTHAM
Fastors
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CHURCH or TIE NAzARENE

ass South PaSxaRustia Stgest
Sunday school as5 A. NJ. n
E Stevenson. president.
Regular Worship Service. 100
A II
Young Peoples Society. 100
p H. Mrz c u Casaehefsg.
president
EvangcIistac Service Tsss r S.
l. S. POLK.
Pastor.
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Guee AsHbaf gafse "a
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FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH MISSION

Recreation Room z S Nssssime
Building
SUNDAY
ass A Il Sunday selsooi. II
4 Pike. xllnefinfpndent
100 A NJ morning worship
EegNlEE
zen p n. Baptist TgssnsnR
Uni0n Mss Juaniia Stfaaft d
rector.
800 T NJ EVensng Worship
service.
Thursday
T.30 r H. Prayer service
Rev. ] z. WATTS
Pastor
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rehabilitation 81
Men Rejected By
Army Ii Problem

H3hae1ilseilno * mHn fe
- tram a= armed ss
stHe diseases eaHllanea -
large asnanE ubessas e
State HnafA 81 HsAlsh ama i
beasfh paftaeun
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tssneso - r NJ rnaf
paaeaes 50 r p. masss Fntet
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MOSS POINT
METHODIST

Schedule iof the week
Sunday
as85 a MChutch school,
lls0e 4 NJ WerzIIAg services.
600 r M.-Yoai4a FelloN ahip.
Zoe P M-Worspip services
Monday
500 = M-Meeting Of - s G
5 Circles, May Cowan. Cecils
Daley
Tuesday
750 r M-Hauiet FaIrey Cir.
Gle.
"Wednesday
TOO ?. M-Nid-week Prayer
services
n l. WALTON
Pastor
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

Bayou Casotte
Sunday School At - A NJ
louis LiHaer. superintendent
Preaching service every ilrst
and fourth Sunday. It 100 a
NJ. and 80 p M.
Rev. A D. WEXFORD.
Pastor.
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FIRST BAPTIST cnuRcn
Mnks un4

Presiding. Sundays 81 n a -
ana 90 M
SUNDAY Schoal - 81 60 A n
Training unisn = Sd y =
Maaarek Services "Wednesday
1t asM y A
Heu arr caaialig Axlied 10 IL
tead
AEN. ~ HR0EE. paainr
REN BILL ian,
A~kAesiste FaAtaF
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8 haees s she hasFe e Mrs
6 \ Graham These haa baen'
tnf EnteEnsiiaa f#u
psannea fof ue atEeFnsaa ard
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FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH

AE2A bar &A3A &EA0H@&A
paaag0ula. Mississippi
Hours Of Services
Sunday
9s45 A M. sunday schrol. "
" Robinson. superintendent
1900 a ~ morning worship
100 p. N. Baptist Training
Union. Mrs. J n Adams, direc
tor.
s.00 p NJ. Evening worahipi
Wednesday
3 2 "a. Prayer service.
Friday
30 p r.. Choir rehearsal
LLOYD T Gotten. director.
a warm welcome IS extended
gau 10 attend ire services q or
church Especially afe we happy
70 have the service men worship
with Is
L. z GREEN. n D
Pastor
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REsBYrKRiAE

sandag 3ulg S.
ass A y sunday
tfsM - 3 MernaaK
- r s. evening MaTsp
$50 + = Wednesday MID
psAsxs service
Rxy T Il WEST.
Pastor.
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ASSEMBLY oFcoD


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PasCagOula Church News


NOTICE TO CEEaGfMEA md CHURCH OFFICERS
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METHODIST CHURCH

SUNDAY
II 81 A. ~. Cl88feh sch0si
100 A Nj, Morning worship
q 10 p NJ Youth fellowship
rs =. NJ Evening worship
AAA4H4H
29e p ~. v S c r meets IN
circles
Tuesday
20 p 81. Circle No. B.
Wednesday
30 p. n Prayer service.
500 =. NJ Choir rehearsal
Z. "a. UlMER.
Pastor.
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EscATAwpA Baptist
CHURCH

Sunday
1000 a SUNDAY SCHOOL
Lloyd Oliver. superintendent
~ 90 A Mornlug Morship.
7s45 ?. M-Evvning service
each lsf and 3fd Sunday
Monday
TO p Nm n Z. business
meeting
Wednesday
TJo 7 MSunday school
council. general business
" C. WfNDHAM
Pastor.
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CHURCH
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an8 80
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CHURCH or Col
East kt0sa nt

8aM A aaAe Me
5@ aafguM superintendent
4lW A h anA 9M ~ s
ln& Nnsese every SsadAf
800 r My 4 b es9n sun
asy. Ce~si MUStans sxadef
80 p mtNNe
eseA NsnsaAy
Rev John A STUBS
Pastor
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rATRvIEw BAPTIST CHURCH

FAIfNILW EAFiI8I LHUHln
Market street. Tascagoula. Miss
Sunday Scff8et 81 InsD0 A. II.
g. " Tsglar. superintendent
Preaching ser0na and fourth Sun
DAYS - 1900 a II and 500 r. 81.
Prayer meeting Tuesday night
II 800 o'clock.
Rev. RAY HAMILTON.
Pastor.
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UHIoH.

Mon aafiena south
F5sces@za 6Izeft HaHzs# Miller
gFfza Ms L3n a
1851 aHafnt fzaaz De-
nfiasaI 80 = u saadz. sew
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ST.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

83o-Morning Prayer and Ser
mon by tie rector. TIE second
Sunday of the month the service
Is Holy Communion ard sermon
Rev. FRIEDRICH S RESCH.
Pastor.
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sa1dsf I BrMH .as4 fam.
~ sna HseeE ah ~ s re aalsl
boar.
KENNETH ERWIN
Pastor
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CHURCH or CHRIST
Kreole Mas
Meets II FHemena Hall
Bible school zoo 2 -
Worship. 800 p "
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SPENCER MENoRiAL

SPENCER MEMORIAL
CHURCH
Baeau G1asoise
Sunday scnuol ~ 9sS a N
Louis Lsn0ef sap niendent
EAeHeaiuG saAae exFfN third
saturday night and every third
sunday 81 1tsaa 4 ~.
Elder J. S JENKINS
Pastor
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Re- F~EEDERlcx s GHAEF
Rastof
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-24

Fer the smoothest
shave in the world.
No brushi No sticky
lsther! just plug Il
IN and whisk eff
your whiskers. This
Item not delivered.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-24

Covered In fine, long
wearing VELOUR
and tilts 10 a conn
Portable angle by
just touching the
feet to the floor.
c h o lee Of eolors.
Ottoman included.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-24

smartiy styled sees-
sional chair covered I'm
rich tapestry! Msssivs-
ly built walnut finished
fra m o. Comfortable
sprins-hllsd seat. Your
choice Of eolors.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-24

Has . stsinproof glass
top. Expsrtiy built Of
fine cabinet woods and
beautifully finished in
the popular blond tone.
Other matching tables
svsilAbls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

AUSTIN, Tex. Sept, ? GUP).-
Customers of Texas moonshinerS,
whose activities have been crippled
by sugar rationing, may expect
some strange connections.
l.. T. Dubois. Inspector for the
Texas Liquor Control Board. and
a federal agent, raided a still in
Leon County. Dubois reported to-
day that they found the moon
sinner was cooking a mash OF
watermelon Juice and postoak
grapes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
RothschiId Dies in Maine

BAR HARBOR. Me. Sept. ?
QNSl-Baron Alphonse de Roth
schild. 64-year-old Viennese mem.
Der of the famous banking family
died last night at his summer
home. He came 10 the United
States two years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
DETROIT EVENING TINES (PHoNE CHERRY $500
Miqht Turn Out Nitroeycerin. but Customer
Of Texas Moonshiners Will Find Out

Dubois asked what he was
making.
For all I know" he replied,
III will turn out 90 be nitro
glycerin."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Home Defense Notes:
Vital War Role
To Be Played
By Nurses Aides
Home Defense Notes:
By KEN HALL

A vital role in the home and
nations defense will be played by
the Nurses Aide Army, which Is
expected 10 number 1.400 in this
district by January !, and is under
the direction of the Red Gross
with Mrs. Carl B. Grawn at the
helm.
The Nurses Aide Corps came
into existence because OF the neeo
of trained nurses IN the armed
forces and was designed 10 furnish
the necessary personnel TO relieve
them from their peacetime duties
for that effort.
To date there are 694 capped
nurses aides on active duty in the
city's hospitals. l66 more an
training and 400 enrolled ready TO
start instruction soon. This leaves
40 needed 10 fill the Red Cross
quota for this district.
DUTIES OUTLINED
Their duties. after completing
so hours Of nurses training and 70
of first aid work, is 10 assist the
trained nurses by making beds,
taking temperatures. pulse and
respiration giving baths, serving
meals and talking 10 patients.
These are the duties the depleted
force of regular nurses no longer
have time TO take care of.
Nurses aides are taught by
trained nurses in all of the city's
major hospitals and the N. A.
army is made up of American citi-
zens and those of the United Ma
tons. They are required to pledge
at least 80 hours of service
annually after training. Many
give as high as $50 hours.
With the heavy demand for
trained nurses for the army and
navy on the fighting fronts the
quota for nurses aides in this dis
trict. as well as all the others, is
very likely to be increased before
the year is up.
Enrollments can be made by
contracting Mrs. Carl Grawn at the
OCD office, CA. 57S1. Women
from Is to so years of age are
eligible.
The final class of the Gas Off
GERS Institute is scheduled tomor-
row night in the Rackham Me-
mortal Building auditorium, with
Victor F. Spathelf, M. A., di-
rector of mems activities at
Wayne University. in charge.
Henry C. Reese, M. A, LIN, in
charge of the OCD civilian defense
schools. will be the lecturer. He
will talk on field duties and re-
sponsibilities of the gas officer.
About so service men have been
invited to the USO splash party,
TO be given by the Jewish Welfare
Board in the Jewish Community
Center, Woodward and Holbrook
avenues, at 8 o'clock. There will
be swimming, dancing and re-
freshments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Build Sturdy Health
that the Doctors may better serve
Axxr Ei~httw~ EAr~~S

our Fighting Forces
For when you tone up the stomach and
get It's digestive juices flowing freely. you
should enjoy again that old-time zest for
food stomach digestive misertes
should vanish. SIS Tonic also gives you
the mineral matter in soluble and diges-
rich, red color .. to its so-called night
ing strength this makes for better
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

body tone -. muscular and mental
freshnessi
Thousands and thousands Of users
have testified to the Dement'S SIS Tonic
has brought to them and scientific re-
search shows that It gets results-that,s
why so many say "SSS Tonic builds
sturdy health--makes you feel like
yourself again." At drug stores in 10
and 20 OF. sizes. q SIS. Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

Has 9 unusual features
of higher-priced cam
eras. Takes rs ~
pictures on Univex No
90 camera.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

Get this outing jug insu-
lated with hberglass. Spout
on top so it pours easily.
Plastic cap. A picnic
"must."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04
SAILORS

CONTINUED from Page One)
&e stern OF the destroyer were
ripped off by the explosions.
Moody said he was in the aft en-
CINE room when the explosions oc.
cured. 81 reached for my coat and
life-jacket and rushed topside," he
related. There helped cut loose
three OF the life RATS. They were all
Atat were launched. We tried to get
We life boats down but for some
reason or other we couldn't.
Then | went to the galley to get
some coffee with three others
Moody added. 1--WE had plenty OF
time. about an hour"
While they were drinking the
coffee, Moody found some heavy
underwear in a locker. 81 put on
Tlree suits under my coat and life
Jacket and handed a lot of It to the
other men who did the same"
The amidships section remained
afloat for about an hour. Moody
said he went back on deck. cut loose
three life RATS, and hurled them
overheard to men In the water. Then
- jumped in the water and scram-
Gled on a raft with Is others. Sew
eral Of them were lost. he said, but
he did not say how they were lost.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04
RECREATION

Continued from Page One)
this city, will play piano accom-
paniment.
There will be no charge for In.
struction In the course which will
include teaching and a social eve
ming.
Two Certified
Two people have been certified
to conduct recreation work. Mrs.
Marian Splitter will be Stationed at
Prospect School where she will
direct a play program in the after
noon, after school hours, for chill
dren and in the evening for young
people.
Harold Richards Is in charge Of
remodel'ng the American Legion
barn where a recreation center
will be established. First floor OF
the barn will be made into a boys
clubhouse and the second floor
will be for a girls club and craft
shop.
At Rawsonvil'e. Mrs. Julia Cook
will meet each Tuesday night with
the Mothers Club in the Rawson-
Vile School to direct knitting and
sowing clas-es. The project viii
include Red Cross work.
Mrs. Cook Is now conducting
similar classes for women Tuesday
and Thur day afternoons in the
Salvation Army. Plans include a
knitting and sewing class for girls
Monday and Wednesday after.
moons after school hours.
Plans are underway to set up on
Jacksonville School lawn a 20 by
80 foot preflbricated building
which will be a recreation shelter.
The wooden building. which comes
from the state DEPARTMENT, is the
first one to arrive in this area.
Tentative plans are to have after
noon and evening programs OF
games and sports for young peo-
pie and adults.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04
LIVESTOCK

Detroit, Mich. Mar. A. Good to
medium steers. Sl0qll.5O; common,
So; fat beef COWS. SS.65ds; good
weighty sausage bulls. S10g 1925;
thin dairy offerings down to s9.75Q
SO. Gamers and cutters, $3.50
$50.
Calves-Good 10 choice grades,
$l56l5.5O, common and medium.
sliql5.
Sheep and lambs - Few choice
sl24l2l5; medium, sll.25Qi1.75;
slaughter ewes. 81 a 8; common
light s9qll; light culls down to IS
Oil.
Hogs 10000 lbs. sl3 q 15;
26O-S5O lbs. sl2.75 q 1890; 350-45p
lbs s12.4541255; 140-17O ID lights
Sl2Gl2.25; bulk sows. sll.25 q
ll.75.
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AIR CORPS

Continued from Page One)
requirements in the fliers' division,
from two to four years OF college
wosk are required for the ground
crew work. This division includes
armament, engineering, photogra-
ply, communication and meteorolo-
gy. For the mechanics division Of
the Air Corps. applicants may enlist
at the Detroit recruiting station,
however, the quota is now filled.
interesting motion pictures of the
history OF aviation and wings Over
Europe a story OF the present
struggle. were shown.
At the conclusion OF the evening,
those at the meeting were given an
opportunity to ask questions from
the Army men.
The open meeting was arranged
by the Washtenaw County Air
Force Sponsors Association and the
public speaking bureau OF the Uni.
vers:y in cooperation with the Uni.
versity War Board.
William Strickland. chairman OF
the Association, presided. and Prof.
Glenn z. Mills. director Of the speak.
inc bureau, assisted with TRANCE
ments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04
Boy Scout Troops Planning
For Anniversary, Orchestra

March % and Assistant Scoutmas.
ter Santee Br- ckman and Leonard
Henson, junior assistant Scoutmas.
ter. will direct the activities.
From Z to 1880, the boys en-
ioyei group games in the gymna-
SUM. The meeting was opened by
Darrell Davis, who gave the Scout
oath, Egbert Henry, t>e pledge to
the flag. and Sylvester Anderson.
the laws.
The second edition of the Boy
Scout Newsette was distributed.
Proceeds OF S2.70 from taking
charge OF the check room at the
school dance Friday night were
turned into the troop treasury.
The boys divided into groups
with Leonard Henson in charge
Of the tenderfoot Scouts, Mr..
Brockman, second class. and Percy
Cox. first class. The merit badg
es OF boys planning to re Give the
life and Scout rank were checked
Next Tuesday there will be a
board OF review and Scout Execu.
tive Walter MacPeek will be a
guest, II is expected.
Two visitors at the meeting
were Douglas Franklin and Ben.
iamin Moore. Eff cen Scouts and
Two leaders were also in attend
ance.
The meeting was closed in the
usual way with the Scoutmaster's
benediction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04
LEMON JUICE RECIPE CHECKS
RHEUMATIC PAIN QUICKLY

II you suffer from rheumatic, ar.
thrills. or neurltis pain. try this
simple. inexpensive home recipe
that thousands are using. Get a
package OF Ru-Ex Compound. a two
week supply, today. Mix II with a
quart OF water. add the Juice OF four
lemons. It's easy. No trouble at all
pleasant. You need only 3 table
spoonsful two times a day. often
within IS hours-sometimes over
night-splendid results are OBJ
tanned. II the pains do not quickly
leave and II you do not feel better,
return the empty package and Ru-
Elk will cost you nothing 10 try as
It is sold by your druggist under
an absolute money.back guarantee.
Ru-Ex Compound Is for sale and
recommended by Weinmann.Mat-
thews Company and drug stores
everywhere.-adv.
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York News
MEN In sERXIcE

York, Mich, Mar. -Four York
boys are in training at various
camps. Stanley Braman, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Braman, is
in the Medical Corps stationed at
Kelly Field. San Antonio, Texas.
Norman Loveland. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Horton Loveland, is taking a
course at Milwaukee, Wis, to be.
ONE a machinist mate in the
Navy. He enlisted in September.
Dale NJ. Reese son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Reese. is at Fort Perrin, Tex,
In the Quartermaster Division.
Ronald H. Heath, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harlie Heath, who has been
first cook OF the Gath Division, has
been transferred lately to the Pa.
cifc Coast from Fort Dix, New
Jersey.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04

Further plans for the goth an
niversary celebration April 7 were
discussed by Boy Scouts OF Troop
7 who met at Woodruff School
Tuesday night. Part OF the pro-
gram will include demonstration
OF semaphor work and knot tying.
Patrol leader Donald Fas ng was
In charge OF the Scouts working
on tenderfoot requirements and
Assistant Scoutmaster Tavern
Moore assisted those in the
first class division. The merit
badge group worked with Com
mitteeman John Cline. Scoutmas-
ter Floyd Smith was In charge
OF the second class work and now
IL boys have passed the second
class work in the semaphor. a
short rehearsal was conducted TO-
this part Of the program on April
Y.
The meeting was closed with a
recreation period in the gymna-
SUM.
Plan Orchestra
Plans for the formation OF an
orchestra were made by Boy
Scouts OF Troop at their regular
meeting Tuesday night There are
now eight or nine boys In tn
troop who play some instrument
and Henry Simmons plays three
the guitar, piano and trumpet. The
first rehearsal was scheduled for
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-04
PRODUCE
fWolPs Grocery
IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARK
DUETS DOWN
buying Prices)

New York, Mar. 4-INS-- The
stock market queted down at the
opening today following its fair.
sized recovery yesterday.
a few stocks chalked up large
gains. particularly in the chemical
group. Union Carbide showed an
overnight advance OF rs points 20
66L. Johns anvllle In the build
Ing section ran up q point.
Lesser gains were shown by Ken
necott, Montgomery Ward, Lock
heed. du Pont. Santa Fe. Pullman,
Goodyear and Western Union.
U. S. Steel lost a fraction.