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Evening star., 1942-04-01
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

The formation of a Pacific
Council for the joint planning
of the Pacific war by all the ma
tions concerned is a step in the
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Tire Supply
ForCiviliuns
Foreseen
Rubber Recovery
And Syntheties
Moy Fill Needs
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

The American people may at the
moment be unduly alarmed about
the. tire situation. There is every
need to conserve tires, but the wide
Evening star., 1942-04-01
The Great Game of Politics
'Sprowns, Foolish and Inept Propaganda setup'
Charged to Administrations War Publicity

Here is a state of affairs which
everybody knows to be wrong, which
no one, except those on the pay roll.
defends, and which, according to
News-Week, is actually impeding the
normal postal operations.
The question is-how long is 1t to
continue? Drastic curtailment both
in size and cost is part of the Byrd
committees program and a deter
mined move along these lines will
be made. How far 1t will getds un-
certain. One certain thing is that
the resistance will be very strong.
The publicity agents whom the
Byrd committee would like to re-
duce will play a leading, though
undercover, part in the effort to
sabotage the whole Byrd economy
reDOrt
Evening star., 1942-04-01
Valuable in its Place.


tion publicity is valuable-and even
indispensable - no unprejudiced
man can justify the extent to which
it has been expanded under this
administration. No one can defend
its development into what is one of
the most wasteful and absurd of all
governmental activities. No one can
excuse the failure to coordinate
and control its output. 1t Is dis
tressing, if ironical. that the agency
supposed to do the co-ordinating is,
itself, adding to the volume of war
publicity-and not improving it.
This is not the way to bolster the
national morale-rather the reverse.
Even the best products of this unco-
ordinated machine are drowned in
the overwhelming confusion.
So bad is the present state of af-
fairs that recently the President
ordered a survey to be made with
another reorganization" in view.
He is now being urged to coordinate
all propaganda and publicity under
a single head and several new men
have been suggested. The fear is
that this will not result in the
greatly needed shrinkage and may
result in lessening the effectiveness
of the foreign propaganda, which is
being well done under the Donovan
organization, but which logically
should be under the War Depart
ment. 1t is an essential part of the
military machine and should be
directed by the military authorities.
(Copyright, 1942D
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War

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came an even more powerful figure
in the government which mapped
the attack upon Pearl Harbor and
declared war upon the United
States.
Gloom Felt
Berlin faced the anniversary Of
her act OF plunging the world into
war with her brutal attack on Po-
land with considerable gloom. Al.
fred Rosenberg, ideologist of the
Mari party. Kramer Of its philoso.
ply. issued the doleful warning to
the German people to prepare them
selv for another 30 years war"
Significance was added to the pre-
diction by the fact that the doleful
news was printed in Hitler's own
paper, the Voelkischer Beobachter.
But Allied circles, II not jubilant.
we're by no means pessimistic On
the Russian front the Germans
again were held at virtual stand.
still along hundreds Of miles OF bat.
tie lines.
Moscow reported enemy attacks,
furious and unrelenting, were re.
pulsed everywhere after the Nails
had driven wedges into both flanks
Of the detenses OF Stalingrad
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Troops Have
Full Program

With increased activity OF the
Michigan State Troops, the local
Armory is busy place.
Monday night there is drill for
the 1l5th company; Tuesday night
drill for the 12Oth company We'd
nesday night. officers training,
Thursday night. rifle practice for
squads from the 10th company.
and Friday night, rifle practice for
men from the 115th company.
The strength of each Of the COM
panels, according TO Col. Frank
McLne, is in excess OF 20 with
several new men in each COM
pany.
With announcement Monday by
Col Owen J. Cleary that civilians
will be given basic military train
ing. Col McLane said today that
a special group will be formed here
il there is sufficient interest. He
said. however, that most men inter
ested prefer 10 join one OF the reg
ular companies
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Pedro Club Meets
With Mrs. FLEMING

Mrs. William Fleming was hostess
for the Victory Pedro Club at her
home Monday evening. Prizes for
pedro were won by Mrs. Albert
Davies, Mrs. Claude Walcott and
Mrs. Arthur Reynolds.
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the evening. The club Will
meet next week with Mrs. Walcott.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Curtis and
family went Saturday to Hillsdale to
visit Mrs. Curtis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Bach.
Bernard Shaw, upon completing
his furlough. will go TO Fort Shelby,
Miss
Mrs. F. J. Lsmbertson and daugh-
ter Lynne. Detroit, spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Crow and
returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Knoch, Ann
Arbor, were guests Sunday OF their
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. V. F. Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Yohn and Mr..
and Mrs. Gerhard Kindshoyen sat
urday night went to Detroit for din
ner and the theater
Mr.. and Mrs. Gsrford A. Bassett
entertained over the week end Mr.
and Mrs Richard Gordon and their
Judy, Susan and Roberta.
The Gordons, who once lived in this
-. c a
10 Kalamazoo. and little Roberta
was horn about two months ago
Sergt. Guy Averill. Fort Benning,
Ga, will return to this city Sept.
10 on a ten-dsy turlough.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Smith and
son Roger returned Sunday from
friends at Les Cheneaux Is
lands
William Weeks spent the last
week end in Ypsilanti with his sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker Hart. He has been to the
naval training school at Notre
Dame and has nov left for New
York 10 take further training.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Eisenman and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eisenman +.
and daughters Shirley and Judy, /
Toledo. were guests OF Mr.. and .
Mrs W F. Waidner and Mrs. Min /
he Berg, sunday.
Ralph Eugene Parker, Jr. son /.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Parker, who /.
IS seaman First Class. in the .
United States Navy. arrived home /
his morning to spend a fifteen-day .
'urlough with his parents.
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Legion

CONTINUED from Page One)
-stIight.hack- chairs borrowed from
the Willow Run School. The base
ment room in the office is now be.
ing used as a store room
Gives Rug
One local resident, Mrs. Ellen
stanton, 9 Bell St. who makes rag
rugs, has given one 10 help furnish
the room.
The rooms will be a place where
the men can spend their leisure
hours. A little later it is planned
10 have one Of the rooms especially
for men and their families.
The American Legion is plan.
ming to purchase two more radios.
two more ping pong tables and
drapes.
The IS men now stationed al the
camp are all quartered now in the
newly completed barracks. The
barracks. 20 by so feet. can accom-.
modate 20 men each They are
i-sfaipRsd =@fth=t@s= pot1hriiird
stoves, and three shelves and a
clothes rack over each mans bunk.
Also under construction is the
mess hall which is being erected
in front OF the present Office while
work on the proposed hospital for
the camp has not been started.
Needed, also. are washing ma
chimes. irons and ironing boards
as many OF the men do their own
/ laundry. in the building formerly
used as root cellar. two big tubs
have been installed and IL is here
that the men do their laundry.
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St Henry DeNike, wner Cost,
S125.
Erect age at l2s Miles St,
Peter Smith, own contractor. Cost,
$3.50.
Erect basement at house on JET.
ferson Ave. James Bayles. 613 Ma
olson Blvd, own contractor. Cost.
s475.
Install new roof at 80 Grant
St. Ehman and Greenstreet. ".
Michigan Ave, owners, Cost, siss.
Erect addition 10 store at Sls
limerick St. Donald Whitcomb.
1916 W. Cross St, owner. Cost,
1915.
Install roofing and siding. at 40S
Madison Blvd. D. ]. Warheld. own
err. Cost. 1915.
Erect addition 10 house at ll7t
Pearl St E. S. Chapman, owner.
Cost, $500
Erect garage at 574 Davis ST.
Bernard Kreager, owner. Cost.
$500
Repair house at los Maple ST,
Alice Fitz, owner Raymond Yoak-
am. III y. Summit St, contractor.
Cost. $500.
Repair store at 122 w. Michigan
Ave, Mary McGough. II ~ Normal
St, owner. Cost, $50.
Install new roof al 100 n Hamil-
ton St, Fred Spencer, owner. Cost,
S340.
Install new roof at 413 n. Mon
roe Ave Mrs. Miller. owner. Cost,
1856.
Erect storm door at n Huron
St Thomas Skendzo, owner
Cost. $50.
Repair front porch and basement
at 1873 S. Huron St, Paul Hayward,
owner Cost $3.50.
Erect vestibule az lis Perrin St,
Mics Margaret Murphy, owner.
Cost, 500
Install new loof at -29 Davis ST.
c. II Burrows, owner. Cost, $3.50.
Install new roof at 223 S. Pros
pect St William Keirl, owner.
Cost. s115.
Repair house Water ST.
Mrs. Eta Barnum. Whitmore Lake.
owner. Cost, SIPS
Install new roof at 9 s Summit
St. Esther Luedeman, owner. Cost,
$3.50.
Erect garage at 522 Second St.
Joseph W Trigg, owner. Cost,
$50
Remodel house At 1876 s. Grove
St. J. G Duguid. owner. Cost,
$500.
Remodel house at 1ls ~ Hamil.
ton St. Paul NJ Burrell. owner.
Cost, $500.
Install new roof at PIP s Adams
! St. Foster Hammond. owner Cost.
$3.50.
Trailer permits were obtained by
Sheldon r. Ferris, AZ BIS r. Cross
! St, to live in trailer while building
| house. Charles Alhan. at il3 Miles
/ St. for two weeks
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Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Phoenix Lodge F. and A NJ, z A O'Clock
Masonic Temple lodge
Npsanti Lodge number o'clock Hall
Post Presidents Of Degree Of Honor o'clock
r.. Burbank, Mrs Edmund Hewitt assisting
Capsule Sisters Club, Mrs. Yates
Ypsanu Business Professional
80 the home OF Janet Renon, rs n Hamilton
81. Program, music. in charge of Frances Lister.
WEDNESDAY
Fellowship farewell Harvey l..
family. Planned supper. 80 p
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club. m, home OF Mrs Phelps
607 Washenaw Bring table a
dish. Games and bridge.
Ladies' Aid Society luncheon o'clock and business
meeting Sunday School o church
Washtenaw Rebekahs. o'clock, Odd Fellow Hall
number SIS Pythan Sisters o'clock K p Hall
Society Lutheran Church T3o with
Mrs Harry MaGraw
dressings five Wech Hail o'clock
Ypsan Aere Fratenal Order OF Eagles o'clock 1914 Cross
Mothers Of 230 American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Meeting all mothers Of boys in
Baptist Womens church o'clock Mrs Charles
will Red Cross work.
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Pick of the Air 7 oday

$50 Sing for Dough, Ed East;
900 Famous Jury Trials;
$50 This Nation at War,
1918 Carmen Cavallero Orches-
ira.
MBS-S:00 Gould's Music for
America
$50 Murder Clinic The RaSp' /,
1870 Paul Schubert's Analysis.
Wednesday
NBC-l;l5 p. m. Melody Sketches;
3:15 Ma Perkins;
$40 National Tennis Resume.
CBS-12 noon Kate Smith Com
ment;
$3.50 p. m. CHS Concert Orches-
ira,
5:45 Ben Bernie's Show
Meet Your Neighbor,
Mrs. Henry Morgenthsu, Jra
quest.
las p. m Vincent Lopez Orches.
ira:
500 Four Polka Dots
MBS-11:S0 a. m.-Yankee House
Party.
2:3O p. m. Camp Grant in Re-
view;
ais Aqueduct Race.
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Announces Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Fraser Sulli-
van, f7e29 East Jefferson Ave. De.
troit, at a cocktail party given at
their home Saturday afternoon. an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter Sally, TO Edwin d. Clarke,
son OF Mrs Ethel Deubel Clarke.
Detroit. and the late Harry Clarke.
formerly OF Ypsilanti. Miss Sulli-
van attended ST. Genevieve's School
in Montreal and made her debut to
Detroit society in 1910. She is a
member OF Sigma Gamma Society.
Mr.. Clarke is a graduate OF Kenyon
College at Gambler. O., where he
belonged to the Alpha Delta Phi
Fraternity. He is now attending an
officers training school at Fort
Monmouth, n j.. specializing in
radio work with the Signal Corps.
He is the grandson of the late Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Deubel OF this
city. and his mother is a cousin Of
Mrs. \. j. Whitmire and Mrs. W.
B. Cameron.
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Negotiations Resumed
on Ford, Clio Contract

Detroit, Sept i-INS-Fhe Ford
Motor Company and the TAW.CIO
today resumed contract negotia.
tons
Part Of the proposed contract
has been ratified already by the
unions national Ford council
Wages and certain other issues
have been submitted 70 the War
Labor Board for decision.
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Lunch Planned by
Odd Fellow Lodqe

Ypsilant Lodge number 54S.
IIO.O.F. members, al their meeting
/ Monday evening in odd Fellow Hall,
/ decided 10 have a lunch following
/ their meeting next week The com
mittee will be Edward fowler.
chairman J. \. Fleuelling and Don
aid Lowell. 4 visitor from lonia
Lodge was present
The lodge has decided 70 welcome
soldiers 10 their club rooms for
games OF cards. pool and ping pong
Tuesday and Friday evenings.
The lodge meetings are 10 be
Monday instead Of Tuesday eve.
ninss
Robert Fashbaugh. who has been
attending college an Glendale, Cal,
returned home Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Burl W. Harris
pent sunday with Mrs Tressa
Yates in Fenton.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Chadwick
and family visited their niece. Mary
Ann Winner, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Winner. Mooreville. after
Mary Ann fell and fractured her leg
In two places.
Rosaline Chadwick has returned
from spending week with Theresa
Polzin. Wayne.
Mrs. Frank Block left Saturday
morning for Yakima. Wash, to Join
her husband who has gone 10 Yaki-
ma as senior instructor link trainer.
Mrs Block was accompanied as far
as Chicago by her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene B Calder. who visited
their son, John calder, who is in
the Navy studying 10 be an aviation
machinist
Miss Virginia Schultz, Detroit
spent the week end with Mrs. Vic
toria Clawson.
Arlo Cox and Robert Hopp went
on a canoe trip al the week end
They went down the Au Sable River
from Grayling.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Frank Dove and
Carolyn and James, Jack.
son, were breakfast guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Carl, Friday on
their way to Croswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Duguid have
moved from 1913 Grove St. to 1876
Grove 81. and are remodeling the
house.
Miss Betty Novak. Detroit. spent
last week with her aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Mikohc, this
city
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Becker and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Mills. Milan, Sunday Mrs Mills is
a sister OF Mr.. Becker.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Becker and
sons spent Sunday with Mrs Beck
er's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel |
Jenne. Dundee. the occasion being a
birthday dinner for Mrs Becker
and her son Alfred. Jr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Weir and
son Robert have returned from a
six day southern trip. They went
through the Cumberlands TO Chat
tanooga. Tenn, visited Lookout
Mountain and went on into the
Great Smokies. They returned
through the Blue Ridge Mountain
region OF Virginia.
Mrs. Max /. Bronson, 2O3 n.
Huron St. began as an assistant
today In the office of municipal
court clerk She takes the place OF
Mrs. Clark Rehberg who resigned
TO go with her husband to Melvin.
dale where he will teach the com
ing year
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LUTHERAN GUILD
ROASTS STEAKS

Altar Guild of the Lutheran
Church members enjoyed a steak
roast preceding their regular meet
ing and social time, Monday eve
ming at the home OF Mrs Ralph
Hawker Mrs. Howard Carly presid-
ed at the brief business meeting
v hen plans for the Christmas card
sale were discussed. Mrs William
Huggard and Miss Dolores Strom.
berg were visitors.
Prize winners for cards were Mrs.
Donald Ring and Miss Anna Foer-
ester.
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CHILD HoNoREo

futile Hill Mich, Sept Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Martin entertain.
cd at dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Loree Arbogast and sons in honor
OF the third birthday Of Bert Arbo-
CAST. A cake with three candles
centered the liable.
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Miss Doris Stroup
Wed TO {. c. Baker

Central Methodist Church in Pom
tisc was the scene Of lovely we'd.
ding Saturday when Miss Doris
Virginia Stroup. OF Pontiac, le-
came the bride OF Edwin Carlton
Baker, Jr., OF Ypsilanti. The Rev.
Emil B. Frye officiated az the
service.
The brides sister. Miss Bonnie
Stroup, was maid OF honor, and
Keith Jolliffe. this city. was best
man. a reception for 40 relatives
an friends al the home OF the bride,
followed the ceremony. after which
Mr. and Mrs. Baker left for a we'd
ding trip in northern Michigan.
Upon their return they will make
their home in Ypsilanti
Mrs. Baker is a graduate OF Pom
tiac High School Nj. Baker is
graduate OF Roosevelt High School.
Ypsilanu and attended the
Michigan State Normal College lie
o. the son OF + Carlton Baker
Newark. y. J.. and the late Mrs
Baker, formerly OF Ypsilanu
Mrs Anna Moore. Ann Arbor Is
visiting Mrs Carr +. Allen
Second 1t Bernard shaw. who
has just completed officers train
ing al Fort Benning. Ca. is spend
ing week with his aunt Mrs G
II Ellsworth, 315 y. Huron St
and Ann Arbor relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Anderson ana
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Palmer have re-
turned from a two weeks trip to
Colorado. visiting Yellowstone Ma.
tional Park
Mrs. Anpa NJ Nounss. Salem. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs Frank l. Huff
Rev. and Mrs William R Shaw
and family have returned from Ar
butus Lake where they had spent /
their vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Coleman /.
and family will move today from !
200 E Cross 81. 10 their newly pur-
chased home, 1928 Oak ST
Mrs George H. Campbell and /
Mrs. Raymond Stokes and daugh
ter. Barbara Ann. spent the pas,
week al the Campbell cottage at
Lakeland. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nc
Csndless and Miss Marie Horn were
guests there for the week end.
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CANBERRA, Australia-AP -
The Australian government agreed
today 10 a secret sitting OF both
houses Of the federal parliament
this week 10 discuss the war situa-
ton.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers TO re-
ceiye their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before p. m. or ? p. m.
Saturday.
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HOLLYWOOD-AP-John vii
lard. novelist, playwright and actor,
best known as the author OF the
mystery play, The Cat and the
Canary. is dead He was 81,
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Richard Bibbins spent Monday
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. l..
W. Bibbins. coming from Sandusky
where he is with the Trojan Pow
der Plant
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood McAndrew
and Mary Alice took Atwood lie
Andrew. Jr.. and William Dobson.
Ann Arbor, to South Bend. Ind.
Monday where the young men will
enter Notre Dame for their prelim-
mary training in the Navy Re.
serves.
Miss Marjorie Backus is in De
roit for a two weeks teachers
course in the Cecchetti Technique
given by Miss Katherine Schroeder,
of Radcliffe College, Boston. Miss
Madge Starr, student OF Miss
Bachus, is taking the students
course for one week,
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Arrives Safely
Mrs Claude Colts has received
word that her cousin, Allyn Basom.
Norvell, has arrived safely at Camp
Roberts, Calf He drove truck
transporting y soldiers from Camp
Grant, III.
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Former Resident Dies

Former Resident Dies
Funeral services for Dwight Dou-
glass a former resident of this
community. were at Church's Corn
ers, near Hudson, a week ago. Mr.
Douglass was for several years
Sunday school superintendent at
Friends Church
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Miss Veronica Savinski has en-
listed as an Army nurse and is sta
toned at Selfridge Field.
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Observe Anniversary

OUsCTFc NnnTVcTsdTy
Mrs Robert Hickman. assisted
by Miss Madeline Hickman. enter
tanned az a family dinner. Sunday.
in observance OF the twenty-nfth
wedding anniversary of MI and
Mrs. Arlie Hickman. Covers were
laid for ten. \ silver wedding cake
was a feature OF the table arrange
ments
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Visiting Parents
Miss Carlotta CorprOn, Dallas,
Texas, is visiting her parents. Dr..
and Mrs. Alec Corpron. They are
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01

Tonight
NBC-S 90 Johnny Presents.
$50 Horace Heidi Show:
900 Battle of Sexes;
$50 Meredith Wilson, John Mes
bitt;
1000 Date With Judy;
1870 Tommy Dorsey Band
CBS-7:30 American Melodies,
500 Missing Heirs:
$50 Hobby Lobby. Tommy RIGGS,
Betty Lou;
$50 Cheers from Camps. Fl.
Benning.
1880 Roundtable on Preventable
Accidents in Industry
BLU-S:15 Lum and Abner:
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Returns 10 Work

Returns 10 Work
Miss Rita Savinski has returneN
to her work in ST. Joseph Hospital
Ann Arbor, after caring for her
mother the past two weeks.
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YpsiIanti Briefs
Attend Rites

Attend Rites
Relatives who went 10 Milan,
Monday, to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Emmett OBrien included Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Fowler. William
Seckinger, Mrs L. F. Keusch, Miss
Catherine O'Brien. Miss May o.
Brien, Mrs. Paul Duggan. Miss Jean
Ostrander, Edward O'Brien, Mr.
and Mrs. Casper Goldsmith and Mr..
and Mrs Avery Baker.
Aid Scrap Drive
The special drive which is being
conducted by the Carver Commun-
ity Center to aid in the citywide
iron and steel scrap salvage drive,
will be headed by Herbert Fran
co.'s. 1t was announced today by
William Jones, Carver Center di-
rector. There will be a meeting Of
the Carver Center Association
Thursday night at S o'clock in the
center.
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Enlists as Army Nurse

Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Cofinger have
adopted a baby, Joyce LaVerue.
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Miss May Barton and Miss Ora
Mae Hartly we're week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hipskind
at their summer home At Lake Wau-
watosee. Ind.
Mrs. Grant Kettles and four sons
Lansing, spent Sunday with her
sisters, Misses Elizabeth. Jennie
and Nellie Stobie. Charles Kettles,
who has been spending a few weeks
here with his aunts, went home
with them.
Miss Nellie Stobie will leave
Thursday for Flint. where she will
resume teaching next week.
Mr., and Mrs. viii Horn and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hulett. Belleville.
returned Monday -exeping from a
weeks stay at Ossineke- on Thunder
Bay. They also visited Alpena and
stopped a Bay City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marius Hewitt. Mrs.
Edmund Hewitt and Mrs. Ann Har.
ner spent Sunday in Toledo.
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Entertain For Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Wolf en-.
tertained at a farewell dinner. sun
day. for their son Roy Wolf, 51st
School squadron, who has been at
home on a nineday furlough and
leaves today to return to the Army
gunner's school at the air base. Las
Vegas, Nev. Covers were laid for
p. In the afternoon pictures were
taken and the VOLTS kept omen
house for friends who came TO bring
their good wishes TO Roy before his
departure.
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futile Hill Ne,US

staying in the o. r. Darling home
while Mr.. and Mrs. Darling are
aWay.
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