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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06
List of Recruits
Who Enlisted in
Army in Detroit

A new list Of enlistees accepted
for army duty from the Detroit
area appears below. Three hundred
other names appeared in yeSter-
days Detroit Times.
Leroy Brewer, 2sii Clinton.
lanacs Buyers 114O5YOsemite
Alhfuo j.. Campolie. 1908 Medium.
Alfred A. Chappuis. 23b Be,hune.
Robert p. Elrod. $685. Balfour
Roger A Falce, Ia Riysrbank
Herbert L. F1fer. 6435 Northfield'
Aloisus l.. Firlik. so6s Marion.
Milan Gaysovich. $3.50 Holcomh.
Robert J Garden $3.50 Concord.
Harold =. Groth. 9l46 Nnton.
Harry X Hagerty, 1889 Evanston.
John W Hansen, IS West Greendale.
Gordon W. Hinton. i545I West Parkway.
Robert ~. Holm. 49Jo SPOKANE
Jimmy L. Huffine. 2l27 Lawndsle.
Michael ZURICH. 1897 Eastlawn.
Paul p. KAtz 274O Richton,
John r. Kuncs, also Mcclellan.
Pat L. Leach. s3s2 Globe
Paul 2. Lew. so2t Burnetts.
lola Lipson, 2s4o Tuxedo.
Robert l.. Baker. 304s Hiilgcr
stgmund Borrower. 1880 Central.
Frank r Butler, $751; Holcomb.
John Casanova. 1908 Hasse.
Anthony =. CesarE. i03e5 stoepel.
Frederick Chapman. 1894 Harding
PARSE w. childs. sass West Hancock.
Teddy c.. Cope, 6Ti Hardwood
Elmer T Cox. 5sTs Commonwealth.
Mitchell 3. Cwiek. 5s32 Granny.
Donald r. Flnnigan. t15t3 Monica.
Henry J. Flrton. eo3T Van Dyke.
RAYMOND c. Furze. trs56 Dvyer.
Leo J. Garrett. 4s5 West Gretndsle.
George G Gentle, So Horton.
William Handler. 2s11 Taylor.
Erich v Heck 457 Esle.
Robert L. HOLSTER, 1884 Harioen.
Horst S. Hundt 20231 Norwood
john r Manning. so7t West Outer drive
Raymond J. Msrentetts. 1894 Pennsylvanis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06
Calls Jail Too Good
Wife Berafes Husband More Afraid of Her Thar
Of Army; He's Held as Draft Eveder

"JsiI Is too good, let alone
the army for that husband Of
mlne."
This was the opinion that Mrs.
Cecilia Kaminski. n, of 120lO
Grand Haven, Hamtramck, gave
today of her estranged husband,
Ignatius William Kaminski.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06

He previously had told FBI
agents:
Il did not tell my draft board
my now address because my
wife would And out where I live
and i am moro afraid Of my wife
than l am Of the army"
Kaminski. 81, OF 903 Farmer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06
Congress OR Army, Is Ruling

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6 QNS).
Secretary of War Henry L.
StimScn said today that Will Rog-
ers Jr.. an army lieutenant who
apparently was elected TO the
House of Representatives Tuesday.
cannot take a seat in Congress
unless he resigns from the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06

Goodrich. Vince r. Gresson. Clifford =.
Pyott
Crosse Pointe Farms Ralph s. Bennett.
Eeorse-Howard r. Talbot. Joseph NJ
lCiotti.
Lincoln Park- Edgar b Sharpe, James
w Bneka. Harold J. Austin.
Redford- Robert r. Longtime.
Crosse lle-Paul r. Aiken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06

street, Is held in $1,000 bond for
federal grand jury action after
pleading guilty TO draft law Wool
lation. a,.-
Hes been writing letters TO
the house since he left me last I
July" said Mrs. KaminSki. "but'
he never once came around be- :
cause the police were looking for
him. He's draft dodger, that I
guy" y
Kaminski, fFBI agents said, has
served a short term for nom
support. Z
Order The Detroit Times y
mailed daily and Sunday TO your .
man I'm the armed forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06

enlistment.
Crosse Pointe--Andrew Allard Jr,
George r. Schefer Jr.. Horace M Eckhout,
Richard T Siegneurie. Cletaire p. De
meulemeester, William r. Hart, David Il.
kcens.
Dearborn-Elmer 4. Lane Timothy 3.
Miloy. William A. schmaltz. Alexander
X. Duncan Dennis J. England, Joseph
a. Gabryszewski. Gerald r.. Gould, Le .
Baron Il. Jones. Leslie NJ. Apperson. VIII
bert j. Bergman, Edward j. Hecht,
James r. BOWL, Lewis u. Grain, Robert
O. Moran. John a. Brady, Eyvind War
berg. Lawrence J. Beebe, william NJ.
swartout.
Wyandotte-- Stanley J. Chesney. RichaId
r. Bursou. Joseph Haggerty, Eldon n.
Jones Herman Schultz Jr.. Arnold W.
Friese. Buck b. Richards. Donald s. Rush
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06
FROM SUBURBAN AREAS

The following men from subur-
ban Detroit also were accepted for
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

Sn tpobltuenoem @egeniat 5u Sen
2riees5ielen ltnIerer @egner, lpelbe
Dor aIer @elt sic llnterio6ung freier
@0lfss unb sic Sernibtnng ibrer
Seinoe berfiin0en, lteben Sic 9riegs-
un6 Srie6ens5iele ser Ser. Staaten.
9ieIe grflGrl,ns oes Hralioenten un.
teritiibeno, baben orei berporragenbe
5iibrer ser fatboliiden @ierardie, Sic
gum St,,6iun ser. amerifanii9en
4rieesaiele beltintlnt, bie Anltdt ges
duBert, baB sic amerifaniibe Station
fir uSrie6en" fampft ,tnb baB ibr
,Sies fein Wadttria'mpb, ionoern Elm
Segen fir bie ean5e g8elt' beoeuten
miro. 9ieIe slutfailltng iul'roe in Ell
ner grfldrl1ng absegeben bie bonn
Stp'lten Serrn Sam1el sl. Stritd,
'grsbiibof bon Gbieaso, Dem 8orIit,
5enoen eiues fiir5lid bon Sen fatbo-
liihen 8iId0fen ser Nation ernann.
ten aomitees gum Stuoil,m Der 5rie.
oenssrunoiabe hes Yapit 8il,s oes
3tp0lften gegeniiber oem Sintererua6
Der arieas3iele Der ll5M freieeseben
tp1roe. Die grfl6runs, oie udbreno
elmer 3tDeitdsisen Beria,nmI,,ns oes
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

Ser iiinoigen Wenidbeit mosen
nod barte Yriifungen uno 5trafen
beborit riteben. @ottes 3u6trute mag
tpobl nod unerbittliber Sic 5duloi.
gen uno llnbuBfertisen treffeu, Bis
bie re,lise @elt brBfertig 5unt Serrn
ibrem @ott 5uriidfebrt.
Sn Der bodtpibtigen unb bebren
eriten @eibenabt, bie uns Sen Welt-
erloier bei6erte, lag sic alte beio-
'niibe 8elt au1 nit Sen &etten aller
Siinoen uno 2aiter sefeiielt. 9ie 8elt
lag in idperen @eburtsnoten ,lno 10
muB sic beutige 8elt MIR ourb
idmer5enspoue @eburtsneben 5u
-neltem 2eben tpieoer erIteben.
Set iener benftuiir0ieiten Radt in
ser 8elt= uno Neutrality-suspicious., felt
oeu 2eben uno 2ei6en oes 8eltbei-
lambs int fleinen Balditina lit oie
Menidbeit ourd bl,1tige Rriege ta,1-
ienoe Male gefrel,5ist tporoen, aber
8eibnabten lebte fort brrd ale ber.
beerenben Stiirnle Der Sabrbunoerte.
nn5dblise Nale piiroe oie groe mil
Menidenblut getrdntE nber IN MliI-
IiOneH eenid deHber8e1a oie si.ten BiL
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07
NittmDd, ben Z. Sannar 1912

lens iuaren lit Der 5tern bon 8etb.
5leben 6as 2idt ,,ao Der 5iibrer einer
boffenoen Meni6beit geblieben. Ser
Soffn,inssitern bon 8etbleben miro
aud oiesmal ipieoer elmer boffen6en
unb beten6en Menidbeit in neuem
beieligenben 2idte erltrab1en. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07
ltllpDlitiiCb 3eitldufte

liber 5ubrer mag bon elmer ,,ei,en
Beltorbnltng trdumen, aber Der
bodite @eltor6ner niro Sic neue
@eltoronnns ,,ad feinenn tueiien 9Ia.
ne boraeihnen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07


8etblebent, bon mo aus Dor 1941
Sabren bas 2iht Der @elt missing,
ipar am bergangenen Meibnadtsfeit
III DltnfeI, III elm lnobernes 1nilitari-
fbes ,1ladont' gebiillt. Mnitatt Ser
in 6en aiiften idnebenoen birnmli-
fden gb0re, bie Elm beieligenbes
.GDria in Grceiig Dec" fange,l
rdi6tpirrten itabIgePan5ert te
ariegsflug5enge Sic 2uft. MnItatt
bes BEN erltrablenoen ,,Stern oes
9iens' brannte Elm perbiiIltes 2ibt>
lein III Der geb,trtsgrotte oes gott-
Hden Grieoensfiiriten. Der ierapbiide
Gbor beitano aus poIniiden GIiidt-
Iingen, Die fern bon ibrer llngliid-
iden &einiat nit tiefbefinlmerten,
Seraen bic altgepobtlten @eibnadts-
lieoer fangen. Sin 5telle Der @aben
bringenoen Magier ,,n6 ibrer fdper-
belaoenen Gnnlele rafieIte Die Mnnn.
idaft beg 8. u. 8. britiIben Meginen-
teg m Ran5eriuagen ourh bic einia.
men StraBen. anitnh Ser frpntlne,,
Sirien, ipelhe ibrs Gnben alir arippe
bringen, siah man 5dbIreihe 5oloa-
ten NIT @eipebren, 9anbgronoten li,ib
@aslnasfen. gu fam tas Weibnuhts.
feH 1911 nad 9etbIeben.
Die briftlide 9elt aber blidt boff.
nangsbon ,1no gottbertraleno alti
cine before 3l,flltft. Bon getbleben,
blidt man bi1,iiber alt eit.em iabr.
bunoertealten Griimrnerfelo, &erooi.
Inn, no Sur 3eit Ser @eburt gbrilti
oes grallianten Serooes' 8aIaft itano.
6elite idleiden S9afaIe uno gibeb.
fen bltrd Die ii6riggebliebenen 8uis
nett. 9urd Die @rmorbung 1nIdul>
bigger Ddbnte ct oas sSseiufino, SEN
0elterl0ier, at t0ten. Dieies g0tt.
Iide ain6 bat. oie GeIt erloit uno
begliidt, ipdbreno &erooes, 1ad ei.
neln grdBlihen Sooe, ieinem 2obn
erbielt. go iperben aud sic beltigen
Sero6eie berseblib Sic ipelterl6ienbe
Religion SeIu gbriiti berfolgen. sic
miro ben glorreiden gnoiteg i'm ee-
aenpartisen blutisen Hineen oopon.
fragen. -.--.
Meibnahten uno bas Sssabr 194t
.iinb in oie gergmgenbeit binabgeinn-
fen. Dos @ebltrtsfeIt llnieres 8elt-
erl0iers nit alien ieinen @naoen l,nb
8r0itungen bat alien @uten, alien
Weni1en, sic guten 8illens uaren,
neue 3ufriebenbeit nno neues Ser
5ensgIiid gebra1t. Ser aus menibe
lihem Saiie entipruneene @eltfriee
miro aud ein,nal borii6ergeben l,nb
mag in elmer Beile enben, bie alle
menIdfiben gerednungen iiber ben
Saifen itoBen miro. Der Menid mag
in feinem itol5en @abn benfen uno
planeit lnb berebnen aber Der bod
lte 8eltenlenfer mag IN einem Mn-
genblide aHe nlenidlihen 8erehnun-
gen sltnidte MAIDEN. Der gebeimnis-
bolle Singer @ottes bat bie @elAibte
6es 1euet @eltfrieges bereits borge-
Seibnet uno cine nnbe pber ferne 3u-
'funft tuiro 6as SdidfnI Ser goifer
entideioen. Der Gr6Benmabn n,enih-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07


@eo1dtnis Suriid, bab Der Braiibent
,lnlangit iaste, bob mir (amerifa-
ner) BEN Jrieben se,pinnen tperoen".
Die grfldruns iaete tu0rtlid lpeiter:
,Ssyn BEN ariessaeiten miiiien mir oes
Srieoen enttperfen, Ser ,,niere Snipi-
ration unb infere 5tarfe lit; beutk&
purbe barauf binsewieien, Dab foir
fir sic 8edte ser Menihen ,mo bic
Siderung unierer Sreibeit fdmpfen;
Sieg beoeatet fein Mabttriumpb.
lonoern elm Sesen fiir sic gauge
Belt; mir tpiiniden feline grobernns
uno iuir i,,den on feirem golfe 3a-
de-" Das &omitee fubr lportli%
fort: ,,@ine pereinte Station lnter-
ltiist ibre betpaffnete Waht in cine.n
aanapf ,lm Dinse, bic ser @elt ats
er1ten 8etbnadtsmorsen aeseben
nuroen, als ser Srieoensfiirit tara
uno auf bieler groe tuallte; i,m Srie-
Sen fanpfen tpir ,ino es eriitiert fei1
Biberiprub in ,mierm ariese uno oer
oemutsbouen slnbetuug Dor Ser
Grippe In Bethlehem" Das 8ildefs-
fomitee ipiro obne oas itaatsmani.iide
@ebiet au betreten, beriuben, bie be-
bingungsloieu Sorberungen eines se-
lrehten Srieoe,ts, tpie i'm unier 81
lgoter, 8nplt Bins Der 3tp0lfte, aus
selegt bnt, fiarsiinahep, Die GlaasL
beiten bes Griebensnertcases oew
5taatsn1annern iiberlaiieno. 9er
ausIduB idloB, oaB iein 3iel lei,
Der 3esier,tng als ein 8erf5elle oes
al1mddtisen @ottes sur Serbeifiib-
rung zines neuen 3eitalters at belfen,
in oem Wenihenredte, WenldenIpiir-
Sc, menldlibe Sreibeiten l.no eine
geli,nbe meni6lide Solibaritat allea
8olfern BroiperitGt nnb cine @ele-
senbeit aum 8erfolg tpabren @liids
oarbieten iperoen." anbere Witglie-
Ser bes &usiduiies iino San1es $.
Rpan, 8iidof bon Smaba, llnb Alob-
iius S. Wuend, 8iIdof bon Sarge.
g. 9af.
Grit Jest auf llmmegen eintreffen6e
Rahridten getpabren uns einen Gin
blid in oen Snbalt elmer Brebist, III
tpelder 8iIdof Sran5 9ornetpaiier
bon Srier sic relisi0ie Berfolglnq
ponleiten 3. 9e9ierung in 8eltoeutl&-
LAMB betlast -~8enn anoere', 10 er-
fl6rt Ser Seeleubirte, uoen 9rieg ba-
81 beni.sen, UNI Gbriltus l,nS bie
Stride 5u berfolgen, 70 lit es beiligIte
Bflidt ieoen fatbolilben 8ii6ofs.
Gbriitl's uno feline Stride gu bertei-
bigen Gin 8ildof muB oft nit gro
Ser @eoulo ourd frieolihe gerbauo-
oungen Sic @efabr ab5u,penoen ii@
bentiiben, bepor er feline frllhtloIea
8e,niiblngen erIdopft bat.
,Seit Sabren baben mir bel,tlde
9iid0fe bereits in einem eeneinia-
men Sirtenidrei6en uno in anoern
ein5elnen Sirtenbriefen nnermii6Ii1
auf bie eepaltigen Sdaoen binse-
ipieIen, sic oem oe,ltiben 8olfe un6
Dem seiamten Deutlben Neibe aus
einem brlttalen, atnunterbrodenex
aanpf aegen gbriitus ,,no feline
airde l,no fogar aegen firdlihe Git.
ri6ttngen ertpadlen iin6, trot aller
(Gortissnng nl,f. .y5eite *12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-07

@enn fatboliibe Snbianer int
.Sii6ipeiten eine neue Stride beno-
tigen, braltden lie feinen 8auntei.
iter o6er Mr1iteften. sic beseben
iib ans 8erf uno ridten Sen 8a,1
auf ,tn6 ieber bilft oaal, lpie obi.
ges Bib seigt. - Sbiges Bib
Evening star., 1942-05-16

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Evening star., 1942-05-16

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THE EVENINGS NIGH IleRTS.

The EVENINGS HleH Ll6HN.
WpC, 5:00-Dodon al Work: Dos and
6on'i's Of first first aid.
WEV, 5:00-Budapet String Quartet: Dan.
lei Gregory hason's Quartet 0" Negro
Themes"
WEV, 7:00-soples Platform; Back 10 lis
old time.
WRC, 7:30-elIey Queen: The Adventure
Of the Green Hat" murder among business ~
toons
VOL, S:30-california Melodies: David
eoses Orchestra and songs by Maxine Gray.
WKv, 8:30-Hobby Lobby: hoyisdom's A.
thur Treather reveals IittIe.known hints on sfi
quetts. his hobby apparently.
WMAt. 900-Summsr Symphony: l1IN Solo
mon conducts his second program Of the series
WRt, 9:00-Barn Dance: A Red. White enc
Blue Parry tonight.
WINK, 9:05-Conesh nslI: Recording d
Smetana's The Moldau.'
WRc, t0:00-Srorts hswasel: 1ratk StaI
Jesse Owens is Stern's guest.
WhAL, 10:00-BeIieve II or Not: Mr.. Rip
ley divwIees 4 few more oddities located among
the Americas.
WWDc, i0:05|lothrop Stcddsrd. suthoi
and commentator, discusses The importance sI
weather in relation 10 war;
WRC, t0:30-steele's Studio Club: Gus Van.
Evening star., 1942-05-16

Opi. as HSSS 'fASS
West opened the eight of clubs,
East played the ten, and South won
with t. king. South could, at this
point. count on winning six hearts
and the diamond ace in addition to
the club just taken. Ordinarily a
finesse for the diamond king would
be the best chance for the ninth
trick, but South felt sure that the
fineSse was foredoomed to failure.
Vests failure to respond to the
opening bid and East's penalty dou-
bic Of three no-trump indicated
that every missing high card was
quite likely to be in the East hand.
South therefore embarked on a
campaign which would wind up with
an end play. He just ran all OF the
hearts, discarding three diamonds
and club from his own hand. East
began by discarding q diamond, next
parted with a spade and then be-
gan to exhibit signs of great an
guish. After some thought she dis
carded the three of cubs, but when
the last heart was led she had to
discard once more.
BY this time South was quite sure
about what was going on, so moth
ing would do East any good. If she
discarded from one OF the black
suits dummy would lead a spade,
and East would have to yield two
diamond tricks to the dummy. And
il East tried blanking the diamond
king declarer would lay down dunn
my's ace and cash the queen.
East should have discarded two
low diamonds as soon as possible,
following with the low spade and the
jack OF clubs. South might not nave
realized that the diamond king had
been blanked at once and might
have tried for the end play-where-
upon East could have cashed three
clubs and two spades to set the con-
tract.
Yesterday you were Howard
Schenken's partner. and with
neither side vulnerable you held:
AA63
0KQ85
oAQJ
&AJ7
The bidding:
Jacoby. You. Burnstone. Schenken.
Pass 10 Pass INT
Pass CD
AnSwer-Bid two no-trump. II
your partner has two or three pic
ture cards he will 60 to three no.
trump: II he has less. you should be
content to let the hand be played
at only two no-trump.
Score 100 per cent for two no
trump. 10 per cent for three no.
trump.
Question No. 1914.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding Is different:
Jacoby. You. Burnstone. Schenken.
Pass 10 Pass "a
Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer Mon
day.
Relessed By the Bell Syndicate, Ine)
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Not This.

Mother: TITS better to buy one
good desk than two cheaper ones.
You girls will have to share it,"
Daughter: alice will use all the
drawers and she always keeps every
thing IN such q mess"
Evening star., 1942-05-16
Winning Contract

by THE FOUR ACES,
David Bruce Hurnstons, Oswald Jaeo-
BY, Howard 9chenken and Theodore
A. Lightner. worlds leading team-of-
four, inventors Of the system that
existence.)
Evening star., 1942-05-16
Points for Parents

BY EDITH THOMAS WALLACE.
EDery child is entitled to some
place OF his oUn in Uhich to keep
his o,Dn belongings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-26
CARVER CENTER

Continued from Page One)
winch the campaign plans were
laid. She and William Jones, di-
rector OF Carver Community Cen.
ter, described objective Of the cen
ter as a long time plan for social
benefit of the colored people by
providing the social center as a
nucleus for all negro activities.
Other members OF the executive
board are Dr. L. c. Perry, vice
PRESIDENT; Mrs Helen Mashatt,
secretary; Mrs. Bessie Starks.
treasurer; Miss Viola Starks. cor
responding secretary; R. c. Brown.
Mrs Minnie Medley. Mrs. Edna
Kersey. Mrs. Matte Carter, Mrs.
Clemon Tanner, Mrs. Stella vii
liams. Mrs Amanda Wickliffe.
Mrs. Olive Kersey. Mrs. Ethel Will
liams. Santee Brockman, Eugene
Beatty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-26
Excavation Started For
Fifteen New Residences

Der or early October, will contain
five rooms, full size Easements, and
unfinished second floor quarters.
The houses will be Of four designs
with different exteriors. They will
be equipped with coal heating
plants Water and sewer facilities
are available and arrangements
have been made for electricity.
In some cases workmen have al
ready begun rough work, according
to Z. Rodgers Sylvester who is erect
ing the houses. Reservation of the
homes for defense workers was
necessary in order to secure build
ing materials under war time reg
ulations.
Since the first OF the year IS
new homes have been built by Mr..
Sylvester in addition TO the Is just
begun. Six started In January are
now complete while 10 on Stanley
st. are scheduled for completion in
July. Six Of the Stanley st. group
have been sold as have been two
completed homes In the Davis Sub
division
I'VE are willing TO build ~ more
yet for defense workers on Bunton
Rd,' Mr.. Sylvester said.
Three OF the recently finished
homes are expected to be occupied
la a few days. those OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Russel A.-Keefer. Forest Ave,
Mr.. and Mis-. Mrs. Edward S. Cuth-
bert. Stanley St, and Mr.. and Mrs.
MerYin c shannon. Hemphill ST.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-26
Municipal Court

Floney Gum. 307 Harriet St. paid
$40 In municipal court Thursday
when he pleaded guilty to disorder
ly charges. He was arrested after
Chief Dan E. L. Patch had seen him
drinking beer on the sidewalk in
front of y. Huron St.
Mrs. Ellen Johnson. Corine Hotel.
who pleaded guilty to charges of
being intoxicated and disorderly.
was assessed $40.
Traffic yiolators who paid in court
today and Thursday were John H.
Hahn. $40. Collins Dark, Jr.. Pinck-
ney. George Neister. Ann Arbor.
Winogene +. Darling. Detroit.
Wayne Scrimin. Riverdale, Edmund
d. Belts. Ann Arbor. Tracy Hope.
South Bend. Ind. s.. David D. Mich.
oil Jr, SO. speeding; Louis B. Flynn.
81, d. Z. Wright, 81, improper park
ing; l. J. Scales. 81, stop violation:
50, light turn on red light; Frank
j. Sanford. Detroit. Kenneth Will
kerson. Milan, Benjamin J. Shock.
81 stop violation: Fern Carter.
Whitaker, 81, right turn on red
light.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-26
Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING THE FoR
HEARINd CLAIMS

~
STATE OF MICHGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County o. Wash
tenaw
At sess ion of said Court. held at
the Probate Dflre lu the city Of
Ann Arbor. tn the said County. on
the LIST day NJ June s. u. 1919.
Present. Honorable JAY q Pray.
Judge Of Probate
In the Matter 81 tie Estate ~
Edward Ernest Forster, Deceased
n appearing to the Count that the
time FOR pres ntation of claims
against said estate should De limited.
and that "a time and place he ape
pointed to receive. examine and ad-
just all claims and demands against
paid deceased by and before SAID
Court.
II is Ordered. That creditors n
said detea tcd aIe ftIuffrr - prrTb ~
their claims to said court a. said
Probate Office on or before tho
20tl dav Of August A. -. 1870 90
10 O'Clock in tie forenoon. said time
and rlfr- h-tffs aefehs appointed .Qr
the examination and adjustment Of
all claims and demands against said
deceased
u is FURTHER Ordered. That pub
Tic notice thereof be- given bv~ pub
location Of n copy NJ this order for
three successive weeks prev ious 10
said day ~ hearing. in the YpsilautI
Daily Press, new spaper printed
and circulated in said county
JAY g PRAY. Judge Of Probate
adj 5-695
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-26
Sugar Office
to be Opened

Beginning Saturday Ypsilantrs
sugar rationing office will be open
In the Central School from TWO 70
five p. m. daily Miss Zella
Beardsley placement chairman Of
Civilian Defense Volunteer Office,
will be in charge. and will be as.
sisted by Mrs. Irving Beitman.
Mrs. Henry Kellar, and Mrs. Emily
Davis
Chelseas office is located in
the Chelsea High School II is
open daily from three to five
p m. except on Saturday when
the hours are seven TO nine p. m
Mrs Kent Walworth is in charge
and is assisted by Mrs. A. A..
Palmer Mrs Edwin Eaton, and
Albert Johnson
Manchester's office. which is
in the Double a Products build
ing, is open daily from q. m.
TO 4:3O p. m Mr. Shiller is in
charge OF the office
Milan residents can register in
the York Town Hall from | 10 {
p. m Mrs Fred Neff is In charge
Whitmore Lake Gamers may
register al their school from to
Q p. m daily. and from TO p. m.
on Thursday afternoons Mrs.
Leonard Delp is in charge She
is assisted by Mrs. Harold Gran
ger and Mrs. Albert Rorabacher.