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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
South Regdining
Bettors Favor
Continued from First sport Page

Saxon, which ne brought 10 a head
victory and a SO mutuel-H was
Noble Saxon against Mulllgataw-
ney. ridden by Eric Guerin IN the
stretch. but fat little George put
AN extra something into his riding
and Noble Saxon pulled ahead just
enough in the last 30 yards 10 win.
Georges friends are hoping his
recent successes al Detroit mark
the end OF misfortune for this
likablc householder. The father OF
.2-year-old twin boys, he lost his
wife year ago Then this spring
.at Chicago he suffered a serious
fall. When he came back 10 racing
he had 10 reduce from l42 pounds.
which isn't fun. Especially for "a
little fellow who likes a glass of
beer. But South weighs IN at 10
pounds now.
George seems 20 have made the
grade. He's had "a mounts al De
troit and has won with SIX Of them,
finished second on three, third on
three and unplaced on i.
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Sundays D.B.F. Schedule



Auto club VS. Paris ~ W No J. 4
. m
Altcs bye
Ea}Is vs East side, y W No 80
3 m
T. A. " ~ W. Dixie y. W No 3.
& D.
Johns ys Ar,hurs y W No ?. (
p m
sams W. r W A loi 7 No. g
{
Grand River. vs. -Four Leaf ~ W No
O.. =. " -, vs. Acme B T 80 s.
4 s.. m.
CLASS {
United W Square Deal y. " No :
: so 3 M
Bradford. bye
CLASS n
Lithuanian vs.. Haags. No 90
p. M
Hudson 1874 VS. Craftsmen. p l. No. ,.
m
Sweet sixteen vs. Ford Post y " No
.. 80 p. m
CLASS 3
knights % St John vs. STATE, 7 No
3 80 p m
s. John Csnuus W. ST. Ritss, y ".
No. g. $50 p. m.
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Then He Had Another Winner
The horseman grInned.


Don't think you going get your money
going find something In this wait
for me by the stable gate III be right out
And he with a still wider
he said This he bet 5000 The horse
and paid SIS He picked $780, which boosted his bankro
$4,000
I'm my way boys" he said "They can't stop now"
Every
finished brought $500 Then he the
5000 claiming The claimed making another
addition the banTo Then the other horse and claimed
The horSemanS stable wiped out but he had shirt full
currency.
Doc and Iemann followed their friends progress through The
At Hot nc bought brilliant little fy three
other good He Detroit the fS
His
horses won He really back in the chips.
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And Here's the SEQUEL

The sequel the other day at the Detroit track The
horSeman the when he noticed familiar
face of the tunstileS He walked the gateman
why. hello Doc, how long you been here? How
things gOihg""
Fair said Doc gateman. course,
better"
The horeman grinned.
II know And there's a little
with That loan in Miami"
He reached his pocket and thick bundle Of folding
money peeled of 500 bills and handed them Doc
Here's that he said
bills TO Heimann and thank him me"
But w $50 apiece" sammered Doc.
Illinois.
YOU two me back
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CHAMPIONsHIP FLIGHT

No card Mrs W L. McGiverin.
other winners First flight. first gross.
Mrs Dan Dayton, 80 second gross, Mrs.
H. g Predmore 95 first net. Mrs. r. A.
Dewey l0l-1S--s3. second net. Mrs. +.
NJ. Alger Jr 9s-I4-s4.
Second flight. first gross. Mrs. James
Fletcher, 20: second gross. Mrs. X r.
Hausser, 102; first net, Mrs. r A. Yoder.
i01 -2i-s6 second net. Mrs, Fred Hossie.
.iO7-21-s6
Third flight: first gross Mrs. r. N.
GLADDEN., no. second gross. Mrs. V. 3.
Waling, 112 first net. Mrs. NJ. Hussey,
i2l-36-s5 second net, Mrs r. J. Me
meyer, li5-27-ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
ZaIe to Meet Abrams

NEW YORK, Aug. II QNS).-
Middleweight champion Tony Zale
and George Abrams will meet at
the Chicago Stadium on September
Is for the USO fund, Promoter
Mike Jacobs announced.
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Yesterdays
Detroit Results

FIRST RACE $1,000 elaimine 3.ysar.
ODDS and W mile and 20 YARDS
Cueentc tSouthj 10 20 W Vu
Bosunctte tGuern) ~ 80
Furenuf adams d.@1
Time 40 OF ts
SAncys Baby CAclaceous. RIO VISTA
EdAsei and Msslam ais1 ran.
SECOND RACES oOo, claiming 9
year-olds and W, i mile and 70 yards
sentimentaHst
tCaffareuab 500 800 -
Miss ptttypat tHiEley) 80 $40
Shin Plaster tLsrgCng -
Time i.4g rs. or 70
Tiplolste. Mohawk Lily and ssrons also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Slooo claiming, 2
year-old maidens 2, mile.
Sweet Cakes tHsnauerJ SO so , ~
DAbiton tCanarellab "a % $50
Bus v z tMCComhsl 100
Time is of 5.Ai
SILVER Ace. Valdina Lois Diamond Anne.
Marjorie X and Tango Time also ran.
FOURTH 5.yssr-olds and up ..
Nob, saxon ,sou,h,. 10 90 $50 $40
MulugatsWnev tGufrinj So 40
More Roman adams so
Time III off . ~
Fqulsrd, Saxous Pride and Wsshta also
ran
FIFTH RAE b-A ear -pllS ma nus y
furiongs
Doubleback tCruWeiD 800 90 ? ~
Happy Choice tHanHuer) 800 800
Ctcanbouud tMlNganI 3. 20
Time Is. of 6.5i
Appointec and Detroit Bull also ran.
SIXTH RACE .year-olds 6 furlongs.
rmtock lHigleyI 500 3 % ESQ
Lady Ponsor tDeluCia) 800 2 50
! I'D Hopes tAdamsl ? 80
Fine l.i6 2-5. OF 7.22
Balladine and Pea Green also ran.
SEVENTH RACE--S1 500. 3.year.olds
nile and 20 yards
Columbus Day tGuerin) 8 80 3 80 3 0C
Red Rose tHansueri 3 SO 2sf
~ ToreadOr tWeidaman) 900
Time 1.fT.
Uncle Jock and Patriot also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 600 claiming 3.year
oids and up. l - miles.
Nin adams so 400 ~
Awhile tFrankHn) e60 4 81
Imetry tHanauerJ Sc
limo 81
Mertorious. Kantsks Cophe,ua and Mai
also ran.
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lO4 IN MEMBERSHIP

Yesterdays meeting was appre-
ciated by a certain few more than
the rest, which includes newcom-
erS other than those mentioned.
For one. was Otto Proppe the
Props" secretary. who revealed
there are 104 establishments in
this city with 1927 alleys.
More than - of these members
were present yesterday, which
caused the faces of President Jim
Hobbs. ex-President &c org e
Waters. Proppc and that great
booster Harold Allen. TO wreathe
in smiles of satisfaction. They can
remember when only dozen
props organized in 1924
New houses admitted 10 men,
bcrShip were Falkland, Is alleys,
1920 West Warren; A. B. C., IL,
17222l Burgess; Brightmoor, 10,
20644 Fenkell; Archway, s, 1894
East Jefferson.
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20 TRAVELLERS"

II was established the Detroit
Travelling League. recognized as
the largest in the country, would
operate again. Last season a total
of ia clubs competed in this loop,
30 in the Western division, and
81 IN the Eastern and Central.
Yesterday 20 entries were assured
by the props" al this early date.
With Allen and Proppe, special
co-ordinatorS in the civilian de-
Tense, presiding. a total Of %
proprietorS volunteered their
as afraid depots
in the event it becomes necessary.
They are.
Argyle Bowling Green Crest Detroit
Recreation DENLY Grand Central Grand
mont Great Lakes. Hall-DOdds Harper,
Log Cabin Nj Elliott. Olympic. orient.
Palace Palm Beach. Palmer Park. Pillar
Palace DIX Rainbow BEDFORD. Ritz
Twentieth Century Victory Vogue War
ren Bowl whittier, wy. Washington
Bowl
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Fight Results
BY United Press

NEW YORK Jerry Fiorelio I53k New
YORK. drew with Larry Fontana -iai
New York t6t Buddy Moore 2Oi New
York. outpointed Al Smith It's New York
tsl, Ariie Dorrell. ifsl4 Tyler Tex.
defeated Vic Delucuru 1885,, New YORK
sl Joe Torres. t4ft4, Puerto Rtru kay0ed
Pau Debello. 1876 New York Gl.
NEWARK. y. j. Reuben shank ii2
Denver Colo scored technical knockou,
over Phil Norman. 49, -, Detroit t5j.
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Tiger Pitching Records

Totals 1l6 % 80 1889 400 AIS as
'include totals OF Fuchs. Rowe and tie
game OF LnIN ! and AUGUST II.
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JvO-tasr bits Heatns hilnaf. Stnlef
base BHudrrsu SaCrace McCosky
pcsauteIa Double piayS-AaCk 20 Bou
dreau ~ Fleming 20 YORK 90 Franklin
Len cn uases- Detroit T. Cleveland 10
Bases 90 taIls OF Bridges .. on hlinar 4
STRUCK nut IS Bridges =. Umpres Rur
Hubbard and G-Ieve. Time ot game =
Attendance Ia us.
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In+erchurch
Sof+balI
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Highland Park Baptist e. Grace
Cadillac 81 Andrews D
Trinity Lutheran tWyandotte) 9. A.
hurry q.
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HITS

Spence Senators is
stephens Browns i3e
Pesky Red SoN 137
DiNagio. Yanks 132
DiMaEt0 r SoN 49,
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PHOTO by Intelnatlonal News Photos

sEan fJr nettl'ts lr fourteenth.
detroit 600 600 OOu 600 90
Cleveland 600 600 600 600 90
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IAII EdFNts At p NJ
q Atkinson Gulf vs Buell. Die Local.
stotpel No. Wildcats -. Blue Ribbon
Pingree No. 2 q. ;. Naval Mills vs.. Yer
nors. Pingree No. {, COoiton Twist Drin
~. CArdaAA.s No, 2, ElmWee-a No. D. Z. =.
A. EAgles W. CastAtgr Wolverines 81.
clair No. J Andys Ten ". Cooper Broth
Prs, jayne No q. Second Baptist HAWKS
vs. 81 stanls,aus BrOncos, Jayne No. 2
Bngadiers vs. Michigan Steel Casting.
JAYNE No. 4 Sheriff Baird We u. y. ID.
Z ah,ras-F. Lawn 10
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By I nited Press
LEADING HITTERS
AMERICAS IFA1IE
NATIONAI IEAGII
RIMS RATIED IN

Williams r Sox 10.
DiMaggio. YsnkS II
stephens. Browns u
Medwick Dodgers u
Mize Giants T'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY


John F Barnhll Memorial Band practice Ypsilan High
School auditorium.
Phoenix Lodge number 10 F. degree 730 Masonic
Temple lodge
Ypsanti Lodge number LOOT, O'Clock,
Jolly Mixers Club o'clock Fitzpatrick
Mrs Stephen Croghan, assisting hostess.
Loyal Lodge number 10 meeting
followed by practice for inspection dinner
Chrens Division Methodist parents
7:45 m.
WEDNESDAY
Huron Mothers Club M rooms
second for
Church. 715 p
Summit Study Club 2;30 with Mrs.
Ypsianti Post number 2s2 American Legion o'clock Legion
home.
Our Lady sodalty of ST. John Church 1880
Ladies' Literary Club Dr. Clarence Lose will
Mrs Glenn McGeoch Ann Arbor Canteen chairman will
Circle two Of Baptist Womens Union. o'clock
Mack Evey.
CARPENTER Womens Relief Corps card o'clock
Red Cross surgical dressings five Vech Hall
Girl Scouts 800 Methodist troop
Woodruff; five. o'clock Roosevelt nine
Roosevelt Is, o'clock Luke; Brownies
$3.50. at Central
Congregational Mems Dinner. discussion
Ypslant Civilian
THURSDAY
Riverside Study Club 23o with Mrs Miles meeting
and election of officers.
Ladies
Mrs. Charles Hartman.
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Fantow-Reddaway
Rites Announced

Announcement is being made Of
the marriage OF Miss Dorothy Red
daway. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Roadway. and William
Fantow. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. August
Fantow. River Rouge. The ceremony
took place Saturday evening at 7
O'Clock In the Eyangelical Lutheran
Clurch. aud Rev. Hugo Fenker read
the marriage lines.
The brides sister, Mrs. Edward
Barlow. Ann Arbor, was the brides
maid. and the grooms brother. Wal
ter Fantow, served as best man.
The bride wore a powder blue
gown with beige accessories and her
flowers were gardenias and roses.
Mrs. Barlow wore a beige gown and
beige.brown shoes. Her flowers
were yellow tea roses.
Besides the immediate members
OF the two families, only Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Fantow and Mrs. Min
ME Conley were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fantow started on
their wedding trip Monday after
noon and on their return will re-
side for the present in the Redda-
way home. Mr.. Fantow is employed
by the Armstrong Co.. Detroit.
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JUNK DEALER ACCUSED

Detroit. Mar 24-INS-Follow-
ing complaints OF several citizens,
some 80 Detroit junk dealers today
were charged with maintaining un-
just scales and taking false weights
OF scrap metals and paper. The
defendants were arrested by IN
spectors OF the Bureau OF Weights
and measures carrying especially
weighed bundles OF junk. Vari-
ances between the weights OF the
bundles. as measured by the agents
and the dealers scales, were as
much as nine pounds in cases, &C
cording TO George F. Austin, bu-
reau deputy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Fine Points in Bridge
BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

heart toward the X. Thus he
could surely get to the dummy to
use the diamond honors for two
spade discards, so that his only
losing tricks would be one club,
one heart and one diamond.
But South could not be sure
West had the heart A. II he tried
the given line of play and East
held it. the dummy could never be
re-entered to use the diamond hon.
ors at all. and hence there would
be two spade losers. SO. while In
the dummy with the club J. he
had to. as L safety play for the
contract. lead the diamond X. let
ting East ruff and himself over
rufnng with the X His next lead.
Of the club Q TO the 10 put him
back into dummy. where he was
able 10 use the diamond J for one
spade discard or course. he then
lost a spade and a heart. in addi-
ton to the two minor aces. so he
made exactly 3-Clubs
Perhaps we should give West a
merit mark for his under-lead of
the heart A TO the fourth trick.
which caused all Of the trouble.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Knights of PythiaS
Confer Third Rank
on Three Pastors

Three candidates, Rev. Raymon
Bair. Rev. William r. Shaw and
Rev. Walter Heyler received the
third rank. one application for mem
bership was balloted on and two
new applications were received a.
the meeting OF Queen City Lodge,
number 1877, knights OF Pythias
Monday evening in X. p. Hall. Il
was voted 10 present life member
ships 10 Arthur Sherwood. James
Hart Dr. F. C. Hutton, Jay Moore
and Thomas Shepherd.
Plans for Past Chsncellors Night,
Apr. 20, we're made, The Past Chan
cellors will occupy the chairs ana
the third rank team will exemplify
the work. A gift OF a check for SIS
was presented TO A. E. Augustus.
grand organizer OF the Princes Of
Syracuse. for the Princes OF
Syracuse Palace. The Past Chan.
cellors Club sold s22 worth Of de.
tense stamps.
Short talks were made by the
newly-made Knights and by Ernest
H. Chapelle. The Princes OF SYRIA
cuse Palace REGULAR meeting to-
night In X. P. Hall was announced
Twenty-seven Queen City Lodge
members have become associate
members OF the palace.
After the meeting a lunch was
served by Ralph Mcdonald and
Robert Drake.
Next Monday night the first rank
will be conferred.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
KILLER DEsPoNDENT

South Haven. Mich, Mar. "a
lNS-Despondency over his moth
er's death today was said by South
Haven police to have led Andrew
Lauman, 40 year old plano tuner.
to kill his wife and father.in-law
and then himself. The triple
shooting. into which Coroner Fern
Calvin indicated no inquest would
be held. occurred at the home OF
Mrs. Humans father. Henry Mile
ham. TO- Laumans sister, Marie
discovered the three bodies in the
dining room and adjacent bedroom.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
REQUESTS TOTAL $500, 900

Detroit Mar. BeQuests
totalling almost 100000 were con.
tanned in the will of Albert Fisher,
founder OF the Fisher Body Com.
pany and uncle OF the famed Fisher
Brothers. according to his will filed
for probate today. The widow,
Christine, is left sl25.000, clear
after payment Of taxes. his person.
al effects and their home. She is
named temporary administrator OF
the estate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Miss Feather Honor
Guest at Shower

lambda Chi Omega Sorority mn p
bers were hostesses for a delightful
shower honoring Miss Arlene Feath-
er in Charles McKenny Hall. Mon.
day evening. Miss Feather opened
her many lovely gifts which were
heaped on lace spread table with
spring flowers and white candles
as the centerpiece.
A delicious luncheon was served
at small tables. Miss Feathers mar.
rage to James B. Lau will take
place Easter Sunday.
Miss Jean Campbell. who at
tends Michigan State College. is
sepnding her spring vacation IN
lronwood. Mich. with her room
mate. Miss Bonnie Lesselyoung.
Miss Lois Gates and Miss Made
line Clause spent the week end in
Detroit with Miss Jean Slater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Harden and
family returned from Rockford.
o.. Sunday night, where they had
visited Mrs. Hardens mother, Mrs.
John Address.
Mrs. Charles H. Sayre is enter
tanning Mrs. Carl Drajila, and SON
Michael Bedding. At the week end
Mrs. DIajila will be Joined by her
husband, who is taken new work in
York. Pa, and will move his family
there when he finds a house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reddinger.
Big Rapids, visited Ypsilanti rela-
tives at the week end.
Miss Dollie Johnson has moved
from ia S. Huron 81. to Ann Ar.
Dor.
Prof. and Mrs. Harry Hoy have
moved into their new home at 515
Fairview Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B Lanone and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Hoyt have
moved into their new homes, both
located on Stanley St. in Prospect
Park Subdivision.
II. Moreland Cook. Evanston, H..
is visiting his sister. Mrs. F. Nj.
Beall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Scherer, Jack
son allied on friends in the city,
Sunday
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Twins Arrive

Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Campbell
have word OF the birth OF twins 10
Mr.. Campbell's niece. Mrs. Frank
Blair. and Mr.. Blair, Charleston. $
c. They have been named Lloyd
Thomas and Alan Douglass. They
were born Mar. l3. and are still in
incubators. Mrs. Blair's mother,
formerly Anna Campbell, Is now
Mrs. c. R Tiebout and is with her
dauzhter, who Is still IN the hos
pital
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
WHAT is THE JOB TO DO:

WHEN YOU have a specific job
to do anywhere in life. it is up to
you to accomplish it If you can.
In bridge that is represented by
the contract in which you find
yourself II you are in a contract
of four-cdd in some suit. and you
are a gamester. you will concen-
trate all CT your resources upon
taking the necessary 10 tricks. II
the contract. however. Is only
threc-odd. then your first consid-
Grafton should be to make sure OF
the necessary nine tricks. not 60
ing out Of your way to risk being
beaten for the sake Of extras un-
less there are special reasons for
doing so.
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Celebrate Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. William Houk and
family attended the celebration Sat
urday evening OF the wedding ami
yersary OF Mrs. Houk's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hearl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Ypsi
lanti, visited Mrs. Smiths parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McKim. Thurs
day evening. Their visit occurred
on the birthday OF Rena Belle Smith.
The group attended the family night
supper at the Church House.
Mrs. Claude Walls and Mrs.
Clare Dory took the All Girls Cloth
ing Club garments to Ann Arbor
Thursday. Members OF the All Club
attended Achievement Day Friday.
Mrs. Davis, whose home Is in
Pennsylvania. has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs Kenneth Conklin.
for the past month. On Saturday
her son. Frank Davis, and Miss
Mary Margaret Walls will take her
back to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Alex Lobbestael is Ill with
measles
Mrs. Frank sikorski. Whitaker,
visited Mrs. Gordon Gill Friday az.
ternoon.
Edwin Minehart and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth. will soon move TO
the Henry Hauk house on Proctor
Road.
Mrs. Fred Fishbeck and grandson.
Billy Fishbeck, Frains Lake. visited
Mrs. Gordon Gill Friday afternoon.
Ross Hauk has recovered from
the measles and is now Ill with the
mumps.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
DON'T USE LIMITS

Lansing. Mich, Mar. 2i--1NS-
Michigan's county rationing boards
used only so per cent Of their Feb
ruary quotas on passenger car tires
and tubes. 80 per cent OF truck
tire quotas and so per cent OF
truck tube limits. State Rationlng
Administrator Arthur II. Sarvis
reported today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Entertains Dealers

d. c. Greene was host Monday
evening al the Huron Hotel to "a To-
cal dealers IN paint and wallpaper
stock. After a three-course Dime:
R. c.. Heiser' district representative
Of the observation-disclosures Co., spoke
on style guides which were illustrat-
ed by display Of different rooms
treated in modern manner. X. Y.
Benson, sales manager Tor this dis
trict, spoke briefly. followed by gen
eral discussions" on paints. The
speakers were introduced by Mr..
Greene.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
TO FORM NEW UNIT

Fort Custer. Mich. Mar. 24-Ths
! third military police battalion TO-
protection OF the Michigan zone OF
the interior. will be actiyated here
April /. aud designated as the 740th
Battalion. II will consist Of 2S Off.
GERS and $40 enlisted men and is
designed for emergency situations
such as fires. floods. strikes, riots,
and similar disturbances.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Conduct. Concert

Mrs. E. J. Ross returned Monday
from Augusta where she visited her
son. Elmer W. Ross. and heard him
conduct an Easter concert sunday
in the Kellogg School. The cantata,
Victory Divine" was presented.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
FARM BUREAU, UNIT
Il. W.S.C.S.. 10 MEET

Cherry Hill, Mich. Mar. 2i-The
Superior Community Farm Bureau
will be entertained at the home
OF Nj and Mrs. Walter Gale, lie
Ainsworth Blvd, Ypsilanti. Thurs
day evening. Mar. &c.
W.S.CS. Unit II will meet with
Mrs. Earl Buchner, Friday after.
noon, Mar. q.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Well Attended

The benefit Monday night for the
milk fund at Spencer School was
well attended. There were about 50
couples who enjoyed dancing and
cards. An orchestra furnished music.
Theodore Chebowski was given the
special prize.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Birth Announces

Announcement is being made Of
the birth o. a daughter Saturday in
Boyer Hospital TO NJ. and Mrs
Chris Alderman. 2l7 Summit ST.
The baby weighed five pounds. 70
ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Attend Celebration

Mrs. Carl Stanton and daughter,
Mitzi. went TO Grand Rapids sun
day TO attend the golden wedding
celebration OF Mrs. Stanton's uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Graves. Floyd Graves accompanied
them TO Grand Rapids from Kala-
mszoo.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24

Mrs. Ethel Burget and Edith
spent Wednesday and Thursday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Schassberger. Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Hammer
were Sunday dinner guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Hober, Maybee.
Rev. Lloyd Knox, Milan. was a
guest Thursday at the homes OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Zorns and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Burget.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Zorns and
daughter. Dolores, spent Thursday
afternoon in Ann Arbor and were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. f. Palmer.
Mrs. Alice Zorns and Mrs. Mamie
Schwartz spent Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Ethel Burget. Mrs. Burgst
has had the cast removed from her
leg and can now get around on
crutches after spending over a
month in a wheel chair.
NJ and Mrs. Roy Zorns spent
Friday forenoon in Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Steinman
and daughter. Susie Jane. and sons.
Gilbert and Raymond. were Sunday
guests al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gels, Lulu.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Barnesdale
and sons Robert. James and Nor.
man spent Saturday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Proctor,
Tecumseh
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Zorns attended
the dedication services at the new
Nazarene Church at Flat Rock Sun
day. Rev. s. G. Jennings. Anderson.
Ind, preached at the forenoon serv-
ice and Rev. East. the general SUI
perintendent of the Nazarene
Churches. preached at the after.
noon service.
Mrs Bernice Zawacki spent
Thursday in Detroi:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilson. 7o5 n.
Prospect St, are announcing the
birth OF son Sunday in Boyer Hos
pltal. The baby weighed nine pounds
seven and a quarter ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-24
Parents Of pauahter

Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Anderson, "A
W. Michigan Ave, are parents OF a
daughter. weighing seven pounds,
one ounce, born Monday in Boyer
Hospital.