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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-20
Weather Report

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-20
Buying Rush Spreads
To More Retail
Lines in Week
Gift and Staple Items
Threatened by Shortages
Hold Spotlight
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Retailers
reported the record consumer buy
ing wave spread to more lines this
week, Dun g. Bradstreet said today
in a weekly review of business.
Christmas gift ware and staple
items threatened by shortages high
lighted week of active purchasing"
the agency said. Wholesale markets
were kept busy supplying retailers
fill-in needs. Advance buying against
future requirements and the placing
of some scattered commitments for
spring goods helped to swell whole
sale volume"
The review estimated retail VOL
ume for the country as whole was
IA to II per cent above 1941 with
the percentage gains in the various
areas as follows: New England, 7 to
IL: East, to 10; Northwest, 8 to
II; Middle West and South, IS to
10; Southwest, 20 to %, and Pacific
Coast, % to 26.
The agency said retailers reported
a liberal spending sentiment pre-
vailed among early Christmas shop
pers and a marked trading up tend
ency was noted particularly in luz
ury lines. Gift promotions brought
favorable responses in most cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-20
Reserve Board Reports.


Department store sales through
out the Nation during the week end
ing November IA increased 10 per
cent over the same week the previous
year, the Federal Reserve Board re-
ported.
This compared with an increase of
20 per cent reported for the previous
week over the same week in 1941,
and with the 16 per cent average in
crease listed for the four weeks pc
riod ending November IA over the
corresponding period last year.
Percentage of increase over the
previous year for the week ending
November IA were listed by Federal
Reserve Districts as follows:
Boston, IA; New York, 4; Phila-
delphia, g.; Cleveland, Is; Rich
mond, IA; Atlanta, 13; Chicago, 7
st. Louis, Is; Kansas City, So;
Dallas, %, and San Francisco, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-20
Washington Exchange
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY.
STOCKS

MISCELLANEOUS.
'er Ref&W Cp LIST 4l4s 194S 1891
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far this year. eL2es extra. IS extra.
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1871. $40 extra -
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Dividends Announced

NEW. YORK. Nov. 20 F.-Dividends
declared:
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Chicago Cash Market.
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Sample srade. rs. oats, sample grade,
mixed. ~. Barley mailing, S5-1 .O4 NOM
NAL: feed. 1907 nominal Field seed. per
hundredweight. nominal Timothy. 415-
800; alsike.. 17.OO-21 so: fancy red top.
7;OO-50: red clover, 10000. 80: sweet
clover, 1909 90.
Buy War bonds, and when the war
Is won, cash in-On freedom.
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War Fund
Continued From First Page)

final report luncheon at the Willard
Hotel Tuesday.
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River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah clear at Har-
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Report for Last "a Hears
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The Sun and Moei
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-25
~ Sidewalk Services
 Four Business Houses

tConcrete" evidence of Kod- ,s progress is seen this week he newly-poured cement side K extending from the Cub,
 the north side of the main get, to join the present cement K extending in front of Wod- ger Drugs and the Alaska aunship office A. J. Cichoskl, .tractor, was in charge of the rk, which was a private con action job paid for by the rehants served by the new
 K. They include the Cub, lse1 Photo company, Star Ie and the Mems Store.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-25
Sermon: To Whom Shall We Go2

Sermon: To Whom Shall We Go? 5:30 Fellowship Supper 6:30 Christian Youth Fellowship Intermediate, High School and Young Peoples group z: 30 Evening Gospel Hour
 Sermon; Grace Sufficient. Hymn sing Tuesday 500 80 public din- her in the church social hall. Wednesday, 7:3O pm. Mid-week Vesper Hour Thursday,
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-25
CHURCH NOTICES

ek Russian Orthodox Church
 Rev. Gregory Gleboff | cordial invitation is extend 10 all members of the church .ttend the services. Turing t services will be held every
 at 800 8. n. and 300 p. m. staring the absence of Rev. boff services are being con ted by Father c. Schmaltz Spruce Island
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-25

CATHOLIC SERVICES ervices for Roman Catholics be held every Sunday, until her notice, in the American ion hall at 9:30 a. m., and
 be conducted by Chaplain res.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-25
KODIAK, ALASKA

See our fine collection of Kodiak Wild Flowers in hand tinted photographs
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04

tiskoveho odboru presidia mini
sterske. rady. Nyn1 dochaz1
zprava, re soucasne Sc Schmo-
ranzem bylo zavrazd6no jede-
nact ceskoslovenskych vlasten-
CT. Nemecky soud je odsoudil
k trestu smrti pro velezradu a
sabotaz.
Pet v~lastencG bylo obvineno
mimo velezradu take re zloci-
nu nadrzovanf "nepTfteli." Vsi
chni tito Cesi, zavrazdenf pro
ii pravu gestapackymi nasiln1-
ky, byli poole nemecke zpravy
vddcfmi ciniteli tajne "vele-
zradne" organisace pracujlcl
proti T1si.
Jak sdeluje z Londyna ko-
respondent New York Times"
bylo devet popravenych dGstoj
Mkt plukovnfci Vseticka, Ko-
Tx, Jelinek a Gardavsky, a
podplukovn1ci Kohoutek, Kaz-
da, Ras, Nemec a Talasek Gle
nv ceskoslovenskeho stabu ge-
neralnfho. Vsfchni byli obvi-
neni Gestapem z "velezrady a
re spionaze ma Skodu rise"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04

ky je dnes uznavana svetem a
postoj naseho naroda Dude "a
znamenan v dejinach sveta, az
Dude dnesni doba souzena. Me-
Ii jsme vsak a dosud name IRA
du uvnitr statu. z tohoto d.
vodu muslme sami mezi sebou
byt PRISM Ike vsem zradnym ci
Nun spachanym pred valkou i
"a valky. Mas narod Dude ne
milosrdne soudit vse, cemu Sc
dnes v nasi zemi T1ka spolupra-
ce s nacismem a fasismem vse-
no druhu. Stejne Dude souze-
no vse, CO neslo znamku jake
hokoli fasismu a prfprav IRA
dy "a republiky. Mas dobry a
loyalni lid nezapomene zradu
a polozradu zadneho druhu, at
byla spachana v ceskych re-
mich, ma Slovensku nebo ma
Podkarpatske Rust 81 "a hrani-
cemi, zvlaste byla-li spachana
"a valky. Re vseho, co jsme de-
lali, budeme muset skladat u
city. Toto odstranovan1 grady
bohud1k nezast1nl skvely O.
braz naseho naroda v uplynu-
lych ctyrech eltech krise a diva
ceti letech prace pro republi-
ku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Benes ohlasuje soud mad zrad-
&c. Zada jests vetsi narodni
jednotu.

Benes ohlasuje soud mad zrad-
&C.. zada jeste vetsi narodni
jednotu.
y pT1lezitosti tTetiho vyroci
vypuknut1 valky uverejnil IT,
den1k Cechoslovak clanek pre-
sidenta DIR. Benese O praci, jez
byla "a prvni tri leta valky v
csl. zahranicnf akci vykonana,
a o 1kolech, jez mas cekaji.
We SVEN clanku president
DIR. Benes zdGraznuje, re spra-
vnost zahranicn1 politiky Ces-
koslovenske republiky byla
prokazana tim, re Sc mocnosti
prave pred tretim vyrocim val
ky zfekly mnichovske dohody.
DR.. Benes dale pTipomina, re
mezinarodnf, politicke, diplo-
maticke a mravn1 ciny, jez
jsme vykonali Ia prvnf tri leta
valky, jsou viditelnejsi nez CT
ny kterekoli spojenecke valcf-
CT zeme jsouc1 We stejnem po-
stavenl jake Ceskoslovensko.
Kazdy z mas at porovna svou
nynejs1 naladu S pocity, jez
mel V zaf1 1889 enbo pc zhrou-
cent Francie. NaSe velka dra-
ma roku 1888 a 1889, v nemz
narod neztratil cest, vfru a Cd
vahu a nepokalel Sc tim, Re by
Sc bestialn1m antisemitismem
byl zrekl demokratickych ide-
alb - toto velke drama vid1
dnes cely svet v pravem svetle
a cele jeho velikosti.
Uloha naSeho naroda a statu
v tragickych chv1l1ch teto val
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04

dlouhy interview s ceskosloven
skym leteckym hrdinou mad
poruc1kem Harlem Kuttelwas-
cherem. Interview byl take
natocen ma desce a byl vysflan
z kanadskych, africkych i au-
stralskych stanic jmenovane
spolecnosti.
Dvakrate Leteckym zasluz-
nym kTfzem a pred nedavnem
take ceskoslovenskym zasluz-
nym kitten jiz vyznamenany
aviatik, jenz We vzrusujlcich
leteckych soubojfch docflili re-
kordu v sestTelenf nemeckych
l6tadel, v ~zaj1mav6m rozhovo-
.ru naznacil, "jak to dela". Po-
tvrdil zpravy uveTejnene jiz
take americkym tiskem, re ma
ne CHA poblize jejich zakla-
den a vrha Sc ma ne jake ostTiz
v okamziku, kdyz uz Sc clti
pod ochranou protileteckych
baterif skoro docela zabezpece
nj pred 1tokem.
Re zpravy Sc take dovfda-
me, re Sc nadp. Kuttlewascher
v Anglii ozenil a re jeho chot
je walleskeho pGIvodu, re je
pomerne male postavy, jen 5
stop a 4 palce, re nepije a ne
kouTl a re 81 nesm1rne vazi
svych an~glickych kamaradu
We zbrani, zejmena jednoru-
keno velitele letky McMachla-
ma, sveho n~ejvetsfho rivala,
jenz je mu poctem ~sestrele-
nych nepTatelskych letounu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04

zprava je ddkazem toho, re
program rozs1renf panceTovych
jednotek americke armady,
jichz melo byt roku 1912 w.
tvofeno deset, byl nejen spl-
men, ale dokonce pfedstizen.
Koncem roku 1911 mela
armada pet panc6Tovych divi-
81 a dalsi panceTove jednotky,
jake tankove oddly a podob-
ne. V lednu oznamil statni
tajemnfk Stimson, re sila pan
cerovych jednotek Dude roku
1912 zdvojnasobena ma deset
pancefovych divis1.
Vytvorenf spolecneho vybo-
ru pro potraviny.
Tajemnik Spojenych Stat1
pro zemedelstv1 Wickard a
SET britske potravinove misse
Hon. R. H. Brand, clenove Spo-
lecneho vyboru Spojenych
a Spojeneho Kralovstv1
pro potraviny, ohlasili otevrenf
a podali obraz prace v bezpro-
stTednf budoucnosti a organi-
SAGE, jez Sc Dude pracf zaby-
vat.
President Roosevelt a mini
stersky pTedseda Churchill Wy
dali 9. cervna prohlasenf, JIM
byl vybor zalozen. V prohla-
SEMI Sc prav1, re jeho cflem je
'koordinovan1 valecneho 1sill
dosazenim planovave a pros
zasob potravin Spoje-
NarodG."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Tyden.
q 1Tadovny valecne informa-
&c We Washingtonu).
Dieppe a druha fronta.

1CPp d OIuILd lIOIlCd. |
Najezd ma Dieppe lie nej-
presneji popsat slovy: nikoli
invase, ale pokus a zkouska,
velice dIlezita, plodna a slib-
ma zkouska.
Toto oceneni ovsem pom1ji
velky pocet dramatickych mo-
mentG teto dramaticke opera
ce. zadna zprava O Dieppe by
nebyla 1plna bez uvedenf po-
d~robnostf, jez il provazely.
Ma pf1klad spousty letadel, jez
Sc vznaseji z Velke Britanie k
naletGm ma evropskou pevni-
nu, pTipomfnajf dny, kdy naci-
ste zpfvali "Plujeme do An
glie''. Nedopluli tam. Jednot-
ky, ktere pTistaly v Dieppe,
nabyly zkusenosti, pc kterych
N6mci dlouho touzili.
Rooseveltovo varovanf.
President Roosevelt upozor-
nil nemecke, italske a japon-
ske utocniky v Europe a v ASH,
re pc skoncenf valky vitez-
Swim Spojenych NarodG bu-I
dou postaveni pred soud v re-
mich, jez jsou dnes okupova-
ny. Budou sc zpov1dat re
svych barbarskych zlocinG, re
zabfjenf rukojmi "a nasilne
ciny a "a sabotaz, kterou sami
nepachali, a re vsem tenn, KIDD
jsou zapodobne ciny odpoved-
nj, sc dostane "straslive odpla-
ty."
Tfmto 1Tednfm prohlasenim
odpoved6l president Roosevelt
ma vyzvy zahranicnfch vlad
Holandska, J~ugoslavie, Lu-
cemburku, Belgie, Recka, Nor
ska, Polska, Ceskoslovenska a
Francouzskeho Narodn1ho W.
boru. Vsechna tato telesa po-
zadala vladu Spojenych statG,
ably vyslovne upozornila Ne
mecko ma dGsledky stalych
trestnych opatTenf proti nevin-
MN osobam Ia ciny druhych.
Gle nepfatelske propagandy.
Rozhlasove stanice v Berl1-
ne, Rhine a Tokiu soustTedovaly
minuleho tydne sv6 dsilf ma O.
slabeni viry Americana v s1lu
Spojenych StatG. V 1dobf po-
m6rn6 kratkem bylo ohlaseno,
re Sc Americana 1castnujf d.
lezitych vojenskych akcf v C1-
ne, ma Salamounskych ostro-
vech, ma pobfezf Francie a
mad evropskou pevninou. "a
roven byla odhalena prftom-
most americkych jednotek ma
blizkem Vychod6, We Velke
Britanii a v Indii. Proto Sc
propaganda Osy snaz1 pTesved
cit Americany, re jejich sfla je
beznad6jne rozd6lena.
We SVEN pravidelnem clanku
V tydennfku Das Reich zdGraz-
nuje Goebbel's re pry existu-
je rozdil mezi planovanou, roz
m6Tenou ofensivnf povahou
nemecke vojenske strategic a
strategic Spojenych Narodu,
jez isou nuceny tancovat, jak
jejich nepTftel hraje. Proto je
pry strategic SpojencG razu
defensivn1ho a nenl jednotna.
Nepratelske propagacnf ia
zenf je v zajfmav6m rozporu S
nedavnymi 1Tedn1mi zpravami
Spojenych StatG, jez nejen
zdGraznovaly vzrGstajfc1 anne
rickou s1lu We vSech koutech
sv6ta, ale take stoupajfcf opti-
mism mad stavem lodnf dopra-
Wy.
Brazilie We valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Anglicky fisk o naporuciku
KuttleWascherovi.

Londynsky tydennfk Lon
don Calling, jeden z velmi
popularnfch anglickych casopi-
ST, protoze uverejnuje tydenni
programy vysflanf rozhlasove
stanice British Broadcasting
Company, otisknul v {. $50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Gestapo ubilo 9 ceskosloven.
skych dIEstojnikiG.

Ceskoslovenska tiskova kan
cellar oznamila pred nekolika
dny re byl v Praze popraven
Zdenek Schmoranz, pTednosta
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04

We vycvikovem stfedisku
Camp Polk, Ia, byla vytvore-
ma II. panceTova divise ar
mady Spojenych Statu. Tato
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-09-04
Brazilie We valce.

Brazilie vyhlasila clenGm O.
sy waikiki. K tomuto kroku
doslo pc potopenf dalsfch ses-
tt mrazilskych lodi, torpedova-
nych ponorkami Osy. Potope-
MIN techto plavidel byl IVY
sen 1hrnny pocet potopenych
brazilskych oldf ma dvacet. Ma
palubach techto lodi nezemTeli
jen muzi, ale i zeny a d6ti.
V Rio de Janeiru, v Sac Paulu
a v jinych mestech nejvetsf il
hoamericke republiky volaly
rozlobene davy minuleho tyd-
ne pc valce. Pozdeji, shro-
mazdeni pred presidentskou
budovou v hlavnfm m6st6, sly
Sell sv6ho p~residenta slibovat
"energicky postup prot zloci-
nGm."
PROT Ose NIUE Braziiie po-
stavit ma 100000 vojak1,
5000 clenG letectva a male, "a
starale namoTnictvo. Vycvi-
KEN a nakupem vyzbroje by
brazilsk6 ozbrojen6 jednotky
molly byt posfleny, avsak me-
ri b~ojovnfky Spojenych Naro-
dG budou sotva hrati dGlezi-
tou 1lohu. Jake v posledni
poslednf valce, Dude Brazilie i
tentokrate pTisp1vat boji pro-
tt 1tocnfkGm ma jinych, meme
ne dGlezitych pol1ch.
RozSiFovani pancerovych
jednotek.
We vycvikovem stredisku
Camp Polk, Ia, byla vytvore-
ma II. panceTova divise ar
mady SpOienych Statu. TatO
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-08

the present conflict TO begin with.
They're arti-German additionally
and generally they're friendly TO
the United Nations. The only diff
cultvu be 10 make as kindly terms
as possible with EN- when the time
comes. Benito may have 10 be
spanked bat It would be an eTag-
eeration TO do anything materially
worse with him. 4 bad kid requires
punishment, but only in modera-
ton. AS for penaliz.ng his people on
account OF him, II would be some
thing like disclpiinlng a whole fam
ily because one Of its junior men,
bers had gone haywire and involved
the entire outfit in trouble with the
wholesale neighborhood.
The honest fact is that imagine
Benito TO have been initially a de-
cent lad personally. but 70 have
been seduced into his current ways
by accidental contacts with tough
company,
I get this impression from sew
eral Of our own American states
men. who met him in his early days
as a Milan, Italy, newspaper editor.
I can't mention EN- by name, since
It would be calculated TO get EN-
talked about as pre-Axis sympa-
thizers. Nevertheless. he took Italy
in hand at a juncture when il was
in extremely serious economic
shape, directly following the last
war, and temporarily rehabilitated
II substantially.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-08

HUGE FOOD DEMAND

American farmers are facing the
task OF producing a food supply
next year far greater than any an
uual outpu, In history
Crop production goals FOR 1913
exceed the record breaking 1912
output because Of lend-lease and
military demands for increased
food and meat supplies. Under
next years program, oue.fourth Of
The I. s. food and meat production
will 20 to American soldiers and
their Allies.
In announcing the new goals
Secretary OF Agriculture Claude r.
Wicsard, says the role Of American
1000 in the war Of strategy puts
the farmer in the front line. and
that even those who increased food
production this year u per cent
above l941 figures will have 10
boost their goals 10 higher levels
For Z. s. soldiers and consumers.
for the United Nations and the peo-
pies Of other countries to he fed
by America, American farmers are
asked TO boost milk production
by two per cent TO 100000. 900
pounds; meats by IS per cent to
25,700.000,000 pounds: chickens by
rs per cent to 100000 900 pounds
turkeys by Is per cent 10 $50 600
600 pounds; eggs by eight per cent
to 4,7so.0O0,O00 eggs.
Such increases in production
mean more land under cultivation.
heavier investments in livestock.
more help and in many cases fl
nancisl assistance.
City gardens and a few chickens
wherever space will permit would
help a little, but very little The
need is for nationwide farm CO..
operation. The demand Is huge
and urgent. II calls for govern
ment consideration and intelligent
action.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-08

Todays birthday children are
affectionate, sincere. eloquent in
speech and moderately ambitious.
They have enough natural talent
TO accomplish great things. but
lack concentration and tenacity
Literature and travel interest
them They should choose ardent
mates a happy, fortunate year
Is in store for them. Business.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-08
FAREWELL PARTY
HONORS DEAN FLEURY


Stony Greek, Mich, Dec. S--Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Fleury and other
members OF their families were en-
tertained at a farewell party for
Dean at the home OF his sister and
husband Mr.. and Mrs. T NJ. Eicher,
Detroit, Sunday.
Mr.. Fleury Is leaving for the
Army and his wife plans on living
with her mother. Mrs. J. NJ An
Diary. Sault ste. Marie, for the dd-
ration.
Mr.. and Mrs Fleury, Ypsilani,
also entertained a group Of r5la.
tives at their new home, Saturday
evening, Mrs. Fleury served re.
freshments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-08

day with her cousin, Mrs. Fred
White, Ypsilanti
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wardel
were Detroit visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Collins,
Detroit. visited his mother, Ms.
Henry Collins, Sunday afternoon.
Donald Reed, Wayne, spent sun
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Reed.
Mrs. Clarence Davis, Ypsilanti.
spent Thursday with her son and
family. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bellore spent
the week end in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark and
son, Phillip Don. visited Mr.. and
Mrs Orval Throne. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Corkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mollison,
Jacksonville, spent Friday evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs Jasen Stahl, Lin
coin Park, spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Latin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Torrey, Mi
Ian. spent Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arm
strong.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Frisbie and
children were Thursday dinner
guests Of Mrs. Frisbies parents,
Mr.. and Ms, J. Hourtlenne, Ypsl,
lanti.
Mrs NJ ]. Frisbie and sister.
Mrs. Ray Frisbie, Milan, were De
troit visitors Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-08
Buy More war Bonds -
War Requires Money

The Ypsilanti Daily Press is glad
TO cooperate with the Treasury be.
partment in keeping the following
message before our readers
II will cost money TO defeat
the Axis. Your government
CALI on you TO help now.
Buy war bonds and stamps
today. Buy them every day.
Buy them on regular basis.
Bonds cost as little as Sts.75.
Stamps come a. low as 10
cents. War bonds and stamps
can be bought at all banks.
stores, post Office. the Daily
Press Office and from your Up.
slant Daily Press carrier boy.
The YpsilanI Daily Press urges
AL Americans TO support your gov.
eminent with your dollars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-08

Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Cady and
Thomas Davis, Ypsilanti, spent Il
week hunting IN the north. They
spent a few days with Mrs. Cadys
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Nels Johnson.
Carrsettlement. and few days
with her brother and family, NJ.
and Mrs Elton Johnson. Baldwin.
and called on her sister, Mrs.
Gladys English, Kent City.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-08

Mrs Parker Murray Is visiting
her cousin, Earl Finch, Pontiac
Alonzo Cady. Thomas Davis ami
George Campbell. Ypsilanu. spent
the week end in Grayling
Mrs Henry Collins spent Satur-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-08
One-NIInute lest

! What body Of water bounds
the Republic Of Venezuela on the
north?
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lie2
.. What is the capital city Of
Venezuela?