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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
Prince Spencer
Dancer
Toledo Boy Has
Speed And Grace

Nearly everybody who has seen
the current floor show at Slim
Jones Club Congo agrees that
Prince Spencer. the 23-year-old
tap dancer who wheels like a
flying dervish through an intri-
cate maze OF rhythmic dance steps.
is one OF the flashiest tapsters
ever 10 appear In the Adams ave-
nue. hot spot.
But that was not always true
OF the little dancer. There was
a time when he was a member
of the track team OF Woodward
High School In Toledo that he
pictured himself Swimming over
terrain with the speed and grace
Of Jesse Owens. That was back In
1887 when Prince captured the
city 220-yard championship.
However. there was a different
thought in the mind OF the man
aeer OF the Riverside theater
where Prince worked as extra
usher after school. The manager
lad seen Prince dance. 30 he
arranged for Spencer 10 appear
on Major Doves amateur show
IN New York. paying his way 70
the biz city. Prince confirmed
the confidence Of the theater
manager nv winning top honors
on the program. and was ordered
70 toin the Dixie Jubilee show
ihcn playing an engagement m
Washington. DC. This group play
"a tho Michigan theatre here.
A short time after this Prince
! filled an engagement In the
Coy Corner here. and through
tho efforts OF Leonard Reed and
! Willie Bryant was engaged Tor
| club Plantation in New York. he
also played Grand Terrace. the
famed nitery In Chicago. AZ TINS
,,me he was teaming with Eos
tor Johnson. He later went &c
tho Tick Took club in Boston
and while there with Andy hirk''
hand he won the hand OF Leonic'
Terrell. who had been crowned
| nv Rochester as Miss Bronze
vile"
Prince attributes his acroba'i
ability n his athletic competition
during those high school days
He said he would like 10 nav
finished his education In physica
education and taken over lo'
as = coach. But since that IS on
Of the picture he's concentrating
on dancing, and Judging ny MI
nresent performances, is doing
very good job.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19

The Rev. l.. II. Mitchell. BID.
and A. W.. dean OF the Chicago
Baptist Institute Who will be
guest speaker Dedication day.
sunday. Dee. 90. AT New Rethci
Baptist church. He will deliver
an address morning and evening.
The presentation Of The church
deed Will he q feature Of the
program. Dr. VI. II. Coleman
OF Macedonia Baptist. viii sneak
at the 1890 services. The Mace
donna choir viii sing. The
Charles Young band Of imcri-
can Legion Will play for the
Victory parade which will he
held on the adjoining lot. The
Rev. W. r. Ramsey Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
THREE HOWARD LAW GRADS
PASS RIGID INV YORK BAR

WASHINGTON. - amp ~ OF
Eve graduates - The Howard uni
Hers.iv law school who took the
fcN Nev York bar examinations.
three were successful ard are
now oNrihlo for practice in that
s'n'o according 70 an announce
r7eu' w Acting Dean Leon A.
Ransom
Tar law graduates who passed
the fi1 New York quiz sre:
inol j. HoNmar and Willie 2.
lacRa hoth from the class az
1851 and Leandre v Roberts.
f'om the class ~ 1912
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
Announce Four More
Red Cross Workers
Arrive In England

wAsHINGTON.-(ANP) - Four
additional American Red Cross
workers have arrived In Great
Britain 10 augment the expanding
club staffs already on duty
thToughout the British Isles. and
n assist in the operation OF
recreation centers for American
Negro troops on leave. the Red
Cross has announced.
They are: Harry X. Parker.
club program director. ia Bonn
bow Road. Greensboro. Nc;
clandc A. Walton. club program
director. 4433 South Parkway. Chi
tago, Sidney r. Williams. club
Director S311 Quincy avenue
Cleveland. and Lyon Buford.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-19
zETAs CANCEL MEETING

INDIANAPOLIS AMP - Ac-
cording to a special announcement
from the office OF Nellie B. Rog-
ers, chairman OF the executive
board. the annual boule which
was to be held in Tulsa. Dec. ~
30 will he cancelled as result
Of votes taken by mall. Such &C
ton was deemed expedient be-
cause OF the war and travelling
animation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-07
British Navy Man,
Cha>assc Relative,
l,auds Hospitality

l.'a'rn.n. Commander I. u
Ca".-.r. .. The British Royal Navy
r H.-'.n for - time. wrote inC
Christian Science Monitor of that
city . American hospitality. H. is
r"3" food - he related - :. II.
CH"yu-.c @! Henderson. The Letter
H 'r" Monitor follows:
May % British destroyer wnic,
r.>i remain anOuymori.. ,XprcS,
''"uGn Your columns The 'nrrk- #
ail concerned tu those who have
shown Is hospitality dmn. q three
weeks stay in Boston" when w
were ordered here la undergo Ger
tain repairs. You will understand
mat II was disappointment 80 L.
not 80 be sent to British port from
which IL might bC po>>ihl" 20 get a
=" DAYS leave "a ulI. rwn home ..
Bat The people of Boston ana
N'Ighrur'Ng towns a. lar aiic}d "a
tI'>hw% 81 cun~pirrd 20 give us n
goou time HAT We really haze i.!,
~ nom" wherever we have gone.
whether for an evenings cn'crtain-
m"nt or 10y few day. leave in :hC
rlCHS2u. surroundings ui an Amer
lean nome. Indeed invitations WC!c
- numerous that "" We're unable
To- accept u number Of them
British warShipS. large and small.
have now fur many months beer
Evening star., 1942-07-15

As we expected the response Monday and yesterday
has been big. But the bargains big Now, here
is the second chapter. Only ONE OF A KIND-that's
why they are in the Treasure Hunt"-for you
know spare display space for odds and
ends; which these are-styles that cannot be
plenished.
Keep in mind that they belong that distinct group of
the FINEST FURNITURE MADE IN AMERICA.
You will have act promptly if you want to enjoy
these remarkable savings.
All pieces subject to prior sale.
Evening star., 1942-07-15

An explosion in the basement OF
a building at 1877 H street NV
shortly after 9 am. today, set of a
tWo-alarm fire which sent yellow
smoke over several downtown
blocks.
One man was slightly injured in
the basement and at least two
firemen required treatment for the
effects of smoke. One was taken
to Emergency Hospital by the Fire
Rescue Squad. but was released af-
ter treatment.
The fire f1ared up suddenly among
beauty supply equipment, which
contain chemicals, stored in the
basement by the Capitol Beauty
Supply & Equipment Co., which
has its office on the second floor.
Leroy Davis, jr., 10, of 324 Seven
teenth street NE, an employe OF
the beauty supply company, said
he was cleaning glass from smaller
previous explosion when the fire
started.
Al I1Clcu SooWCll, VIII, WAtAA Ai0A
husband, William H. Caswen, op-
crate the Fluorescent Lighting Sup
ply, In. on the first floor, said
she heard loud laundering noise
that vibrated in my ears so I
couldn't realize what it was at the
time"
Benjamin Kasow, secretary treas
ury of the beauty company who
lives at 2529 Fourteenth street
NE, said close to $4,000 worth OF
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Pier|ot Sees Congo
Helping Make Up
For Indies Losses
BeIeion Premier Says
Copper, Tin, Palm Oil
Output Is Increasing

The possibility that the rich Bel
gian Congo might in some measure
replace the lost Netherlands Indies
and Malaga as source OF vital
raw materials for the Allied war
machine was seen here today in the
wake of the departure from Wash
ington OF Hubert Pierlot, the Bel
gian Prime Minister. Mr.. Pierlot
came to the United States from
London in order to fly to the Congo.
1--WE are making an all-out ef-
fort to expand the Congo output
and thereby we hope to make good
the loss of the Far East, at least
to q certain extent" Mr.. Pierlot
said yesterday in an interview at
the Belgian Embassy. He departed
today for New York after talks here
with President Roosevelt, Secretary
of State Hull, Undersecretary of
State Welles and Vice President
Wallace.
Sources of Copper, Tin.
"The Belgian Congo is an i'm
portant source of supply of raw
material of strategic value" the
Prime Minister said. THE whole
output of such material in our COL
ony Is, OF course, at the disposal
OF the Allies. It's production, which
includes principally copper, tin and
palm Gil, Is shipped to England, to
the United States and some other
Allied countries.
THE Congo needs your help
to find here the necessary equip
ment for it's plants and its army. We
must also reinforce the military de-
fense of the Belgian Congo. ."
vichy Ends Representation.
The Belgian Prime Minister dis
closed that Pierre Laval, Vichy for
eign minister. has notified the
United States Embassy in Vichy that
the American Government must
consider its mission of representing
Belgian interests in France and the
French empire as terminated. Vichy
severed relations with the Belgian
government in September. 1910. Mr..
Pierlot commented:
Now they (the French govern
menD have, against every interna-
tional law, terminated the represent
alton OF the interests Of Belgium
and some other occupied countries
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Indictments Face
War Brokers Here
On Fraud Charges
Grand Jury Investigates
Payment Of Loree Fees
For Work on Contracts

Several individuals and possibly
half dozen companies may be in
dicted by the District grand jury
Monday on war fraud charges, it was
revealed yesterday.
For week, the jury has been
hearing witnesses and examining a
mass of documentary evidence re-
lating to activities of defense brok-
ers" here. some of which have been
the subject of scrutiny by congress
sional defense investigating COM
mitteeS.
Some of these so-called brokers"
have been paid fat fees. which ulti-
mately are added to the cost Of the
particular project. A number OF
Navy contracts were awarded con-
Germs which employed such "brok-
ers"
Tom C. Clark, chief of the war
frauds unit of the Justice Depart
ment. has been presenting the evi-
dence and questioning witnesses
with the aid of United States Attor-
ney Edward M. Curran. The jury
has been hearing District criminal
cases in the mornings and the war
frauds cases in the afternoons.
The investigation here is part OF
a drive throughout the Nation,
Attorney General Biddle said yes
terday. In Newark, N. j., special
grand jury has been impaneled to
consider cases involving purchases
of strategic war materials amount
ing to millions of dollars.
Other cases are being presented
to grand juries in Springfield, Ill,
and Los Angeles, Calf, this week.
Indictments already have been re-
turned in Albany, N. Y; Norfolk,
Va, and Newark.
Evening star., 1942-07-15

materials, including cosmetics and
beauty parlor equipment, was
stored in the basement. Much Of
the equipment, he said, could not
be replaced because of war priority
restrictions.
Mrs. Caswen said her concern also
had equipment in the basement, but
was unable to give its value or the
extent of the damage caused by
water on the first floor.
Firemen treated for smoke were
E. bR. Perry, later taken to
Emergency, and N. F. Marti, both
OF engine company No. Is. An act
ing battalion chief was also said
to have been touched by smoke ="
Mr. Davis said he was not using
chemical at the time the fire
started.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Broken Wheel DeruiIs
"a Railway Tank Cars
B, the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
MARION, Ill, July 15.-A broken
wheel derailed "a tank cars of a
44-car Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Railroad oil train 6 miles south of
Marion last night.
Fire broke out in three of the
derailed cars after two explosions
and threatened the remainder.
Railroad agents and sheriff's Off
GERS attempted to keep hundreds of
curious onlokers at a distance. The
derailment occurred within 100
yards of the farm home of John
Johns and contents of the house
were removed
Special Agent Harold Bigelow of
the C. e. E. I. said there had been
no loss of life or personal injuries.
Evening star., 1942-07-15

by a foreign power in France. Bel
gian nationals there will be hence
forth without any protection"
Mr.. Pierlot, member of the
Belgian Senate, was received yes
terday on the floor of the Senate
here.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Deaths Reported

Dora c. Bowen. Sc, 43o1 Argyle terrace
NV.
frshkhn Md w. psies' o'' upper mari0ofo'
Henry G. Knight SO. 443e @ st. NV.
Regina NJ Hope. 40. 1918 Perry, pl. ne.
julius E. Schiel, %. Massaponax, Va
John Tyler, 81, 2S04 Robinson pl. Sc.
Mary Anderson, 81, 2105 18th st. NV.
Addie Moore, 81, 6O7 7th st. NV.
Mary Dunmore. 90, 1917 1st st. s.w.
James w. Burwell, 81. 1S0. California
st. NV.
Dora Tyler. /. Gaithersburg, Md
Oddessa Murray infant, 1876 Virginia
ave s.w.
Put bite in this fight. Buy War
bonds.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
U. S. Officer Compiling
Record of SEQ War
B, the Associated Press.

LONDON, July 15.-Lt. Comdr. s.
Morrison OF the United States Navy
has arrived in Britain to compile
record of naval war operations sim
liar to that by Sir Julian Corbett
from 1914 to 1918. Sir Julian's
record is regarded as a standard
work on sea warfare.
Evening star., 1942-07-15
Church to Give Dinner

A dinner will be given tomorrow
night at the Community Methodist
Church, Key boulevard and Bryant
street, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1942-07-15


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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19
Stalingrad Still
Held By Russians
Continued fror. Tugc Oue)

ING street DarriCadc~.
IN the central Caucasus. the Sit,ia-
non once more reached Il critical
stage rs the Germans stepped I'D the
Jury pi their drive through tho TCrCl
river valley toward tho Grozny oil
fields and the Caspian sea.
yet HEADQUARTERS said the Ger
mans supported by 100 tanks launch
cd % series OF attacks cast of MOI
d"k. and although 900 nazis were re-
ported killed. there was no claim
That tho thrust had been stopped.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19
NEW CAUSE FOR LEAVES

Husbands of cxpuctant mothers
lacking adult assistance in ,hcir
households arc eligible TO 10 DAYS
special leave from the army. The
BRUSH var office announced al Lon
don. Such absences. however. will
c"u"t against the soldiers quota NJ
Tour frcc-'ravcl allowances permit
tod annually.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19
BRITAIN.s CATS PERmED

British cats are being stolen 10 OBJ
tain fur for coats and necklets. Sir
Robert Cover reported at the Lon
non office Of the Royal Society of
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals
numerous complaints Of cat stealing
nave caused the conclusion. nc said
reports from London's Fast End and
rom Iarg" provincial town. indit aic
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19
Cotton Closes
$3.50 Lower

New Y"rG. Sept. '9.-(Ap)-Cn,-
ton ..'"c- opened > t. - GEMS a
bale lower
Futures closed 81 10 ~ cent, d
bale lower.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19

Mos ''"'NoCrN nt the potato family
whiCn "a- loo -pCc;c.. are POISON
Gus.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19

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call 6lW and leave name ar,d .,a-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19

W ANrtp WHITE RENTER pv
nan Shar"> with tore" cuurigl. ~,
"i'd nm" acre tobacco and ,,,.,
nrrrS cotton Mrs. May II. oI,,.
hrnp"nd Ni"ndrrsom route
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19
WANT ADS
Get Results

GROWERS. CIT y,,,.-'
Pack I'm Insurance i'oR
Rates reasonable. Ct,lnn Us.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19

WE SPECIALIZE IN All
Kinds OF body and tendc. re-.
pair work. Motor S,lcs 60
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19

FIGS FOE SALE. FRANZ RAE-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19

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your old SHOES without losing hc,i
comfort. Phone i'll. We ralI ,,.
ana deliver. Norwich Shoe Rrr.,,,'
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19

JUST RECEIVED TWO VANIo,r..
"t furniture. L""k over urn .,,, ''
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-19


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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-16

week Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Clay
and family. Artutus Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burgess
spent their vacation at Harrison
Vile and also attended a family
reunion at Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Schrader
and daughter and Mrs. Mamie
Schrader, Ann Arbor. spent their
vacation in northern peninsula OF.
Michigan.
Mrs. Mary Bredernitz is remodel.
ing the former Rentz house on W.
Michigan Ave. and will move there
when II is completed
Mrs. Daisy Gslatian and William
Westfal have moved near Houghton
Lake.
George Seeger is suffering from a
dislocated shoulder and head in
juries caused by being hit by an
auto while crossing from his shop
TO the library Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Dale Noble, Alexandria. Va,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Rosie
Woodbridge, and this week they
are visiting relatives in Ontario.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-16
By Allen ERbey

leaned forward, tense, worried.
IT'S about Claire and Bill Roll
Inns" he said.
What about them" Dian asked.
"They haven't gotten back from
the country yet"
you mean they've been gone
ever since lunch time ?"
Yes" Paul said. And It's after
nine now"
Dian frowned. Funny thing, how
girls like Claire could wind men
around their little fingers.
Perhaps they went somewhere
for dinner and dancing" she said
finally. Did you try the country
club?"
yes, I drove out there. That's
where I ate my own dinner"
mo sign Of them?"
"No."
Had anyone seen them? ,"
mo" Paul sat up suddenly. Lis
ten, Dian, you don't suppose
Claire's eloped with BILL, do
you?'
"Of course not" Dian said.
merely to comfort Paul. She knew
deep down in her heart that Claire
was quite capable Of doing lust
that-of clipping with Bill the day
after she had started out 10 clone
with Paul. They've probably lost
all track Of time"
ITS fine situation" said Paul
Me with an unused marriage IL
cense in my pocket, and Claire
driving all over Arden county with
another man."
Anyway" said Dian, shed look
foolish going for a license to marry
Bill when you only just got one for
her TO marry you"
Paul stiffened angrlly. IF she's
not back by IL O'clock" he said,
I'm going out to look for her. For
two cents I'd black that New York
fellows eyes, and break a couple
81 his ribs"
There, there" Dian soothed
Get hold Of yourself-and tell me
what 1t is you want me to do for
you"
Il want you to keep that Bill
Rollins so busy he won't have time
for Claire" said Paul
Dian laughed mirthlessly. That's
a pretty big order. Paul she said.
What am l TO do-kidnap him ?"
"Of course not, Dian. And don't
be fiippant I'm serious, swfully
serious"
Dian laid her hand over PauTs.
I know" she said. I'm sorry. I'd
help you II / could, Paul, but"
And you can, too" Paul inter-
rupted. You're a swell girl, Dian.
and = good-looker. and Bill likes
you"
Really"
Yes, and don't say really In
that tone. He told me he liked you
II was after we'd gotten my car
out Of the mud. lie wanted 70 know
all about you"
And / suppose you laid 1t on
thick"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-16
News From Saline

World War. Mrs. Miller Is pre-
pairing TO Join her husband.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-16
AT MOTHERS FUNERAL

Detroit, Sept. 16-INS-The fam
lily OF Pvt. Richard d. McAleer, of
Detroit, today was grateful to the
Army which permitted the soldier
to be absent from his Puerto Rican
post at his mothers funeral. A
wild dash by plane over 5000 miles
brought McAleer TO the motor city
in time to attend, with his father
and three brothers, a solemn re-
QUEEN mass for his mother, Mrs.
Margaret Chapman McAleer. It
was the second such flight which
the Detroit private made. the first
being last November when his
mother was critically i'll in High
land Park General Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-16
Eaton Mills

Eaton Mills. Mich, Sept. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. William Colts, Martz
Rd., called on Mrs. Walter Splitter
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Harpst and
family. Maybee, we're Wednesday
evening callers OF Mr.. and Mrs.
AFRO Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Agge. Belle
Vile, called at the home OF Mrs.
Glen Roberts Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Skuban,
Sr.. have moved to Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil SQuban have
moved to Ohio.
Mrs. Alden Day underwent a
tonsil operation at DR.. Robb's Hos.
pital, Belleville, Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Swihart returned
to her home in Ypsilanti Sunday
after spending several days with
her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
AFRO Day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-16

Il told him the truth-and let
him know that they didn't come
any finer than you. And I meant it,
too, Dian"
Thank you, Paul. always did
think you were a good friend Of
mine"
II am. I almost fell In love with
you several times. Only"
only - there was always
Claire"
"Yes."
"And now you want me to help
you win Claire away from Bill ?"
Yes, Dian. You know, keep Bill
busy-take him out to the farm
talk to him"
while you use your persuasive
powers on Claire" said Dian. Il
understand, Paul, but 1t takes two
to make a bargain. l mean, Bill has
to want to be with me- Otherwise
nothing on earth I did could get
him away from Claire. Don't for
get, he came down here to marry
her. He couldn't get ovet wanting
to marry her this quickly"
But l tell you Bill likes you.
and"
Maybe so, but he was in love
with Claire, and probably still is.
There's a lot Of difference between
love and like Paul"
SO what?" said Paul. You're
attractive. and you could win a
man without half trying"
Thanks, Paul, but I'm not 20
easily fiattered. Anyway. I didn't
win you away from Claire"
You never wanted to"
"And maybe l don't want 10 win
Bill away from her. Maybe I'm just
fed up with men in general"
BE a sport, Dian, please" Paul
begged. For an old friend"
Besides" said Dian, Il don't
think have what It takes to COM
pete with heartbreaker like
Claire"
you can try. Go on, Dian-give
me break. Get in touch with Bill
and keep him away from Claire for
the next two days. I'll have a
chance then 10 talk TO Claire, TO
try and make her get some sense
into that pretty head Of hers"
What good will that do? She'll
be with Bill at the dinner she's Civ
ing at the club. and on the picnic
she's planned"
Yes, know, but she won't have
chance to be alone wiz him. Two
days with her, and l think l can
win out How about Il, Dian ?"
IAN right" said Dian finally.
TITS new role for me-but I'll
have a fling at it. ! reckon girls can
do their daily good deeds the same
as boys"
Thanks" said Paul. Thanks a
lot Dian" He got up hurriedly.
I'm going back to the Inn now,
and see il Bits got in yet-or
maybe III call Claire's house
again" He ran down the steps.
By, Dian! You're q pal! You're
girl In a millionr
TO Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-16

70 Neet To-Day
The Friendship Glass OF the Fed
Grated Sunday School will meet
this afternoon IN the church par
lors.