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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-25

methods used destroyed q good
deal Of the vitamin c. The Amer
lean Can Company have written
me that they do not consider this
quite a fair statement and / am
happy to modify it and bring it
down TO date.
1t should be said at the begin
ming that canning or preserving
foods does not detract from their
nutritive value in respect TO the
amount Of energy-producing food
elements - starches, sugars and
fats-or the tissue-building ele-
ments-proteins. Nor are vita.
Minis A, D or Z affected by heat
Only part Of the vitamin B is az.
fected. So these elements are re.
tanned no matter how careless the
preserving is.
Preserving Vitamins
Vitamin C is unstable in the
presence of heat, but if cooked in
a vacuum, this loss is prevented. ]
am informed by the American Can
Company that commercial Gamer
les, both large and small, have
quite universally adopted scien.
tifc methods which preserve the
heat-labile B and C vitamins.
The commercial preparation.
are likely to be higher in vitamin
content than foods preserved by
home methods.
In restaurants where cooked
vegetables are kept hot for con-
siderable periods the loss sf vita.
min c is likely to be considerable,
and there is loss when cooked veg.
etables are allowed to stand at
room temperature. All canned
goods suffer some loss when stored
at temperatures of TO- to so F.
So the old custom Of putting them
in the nice cool cellar is a piece Of
instructive science on grandma's
part.
Importance of Juices
In these days when the house
wife must make all foods go to
the farthest extent, it is we'll for
her to remember that the juices
in the can contain significant
amounts of vitamins. In a study
Of a sample lot of canned corn,
for instance, the amount Of vita
min B in the corn itself was .25
milligrams, while the amount in
the can liquid was SO milligrams,
and the amount Of vitamin c in
the corn was milligrams, while
the amount in the can liquid was
8 milligrams.
This certainly points up the les
son that the can liquid should not
be discarded since it is valuable
source Of the soluble vitamins.
The same Is true to certain ex-
tent of the water and juice left
over from boiling vegetables at
home.
Under any circumstances there
is no real need to worry too much
about the amount of vitamin C you
get a day. An orange, a tomato, a
grapefruit, a glass of lemonade or
Ii, eade will exc cut your daily re-
quirement, even if you get only
small amount in your cooked veg
etables.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
R. S.:-Can you suggest any,
thing for the disagreeable condi-
ton of excessive Precipitation Of
the feet!
Answer: A teaspoonful Of full
strength formaldehyde in a basin
of lukewarm water, about two
quarts. Soak the feet morning
and night and dry thoroughly.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-25
Fifty Years Ago

Members OF Carpenter Post r. visit Ann Arbor attend
ceremony decorating Henry with the Past
Department badge which will be conducted by
partment H. Kidd onia. member the 18th
Michigan Infantry Normal Company the Civil War
J. Cheney oftcated at the marriage r. Vree
Miss NJ Iri both Normal graduates Conkln.
Ottawa County. The groom is pastor Michigan City
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-25
Ono Minute Test Answers

Ono Minute Test Answers
1. Great treeless plains south Of
the Amazon.
2. Level or undulating treeless
plains Characteristic Of the north
ern Arctic regions In both hemi-
spheres.
3. The South African grass
lands in which there may, how
ever, be scattered shrubs or trees.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-25
Words OF Wisdom

A reputation once broken may
possibly be repaired. but the world
will always keep their eyes on the
spot where the crack was
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-25
Hints on Etiquette

An invitation 10 a home we'd
ding requires reply as It Is un-
ders;ood TO include all guests in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-25

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-25

z. S.: What is meant By
"spastic" baby!
Answer: Spastic paralysis, IN
which the muscles are more or less
constantly cramped, occurs at
birth. The cause is possibly pres
sure on the brain during birth.
Fortunately the condition is quite
rare. By prolonged training the
children can be made somewhat
better.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-25

z. W. R.:-On a reducing diet
do the vitamins add to the calorie
intake?
Answer Vitamins do not add
10 the caloric intake on any diet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-25

the reception which follows the
ceremony
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-25

conversation. Get the facts right
the hrst time so you will not have
10 ask 10 have them repeated.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-25
Your Health
Gamers Preserve
c Yitamin Through
Proper Methods
BY Logan clendenlns, NJ. o.

IN AN article published in this
column several months ago, ]
commented on the effect Of can.
ming on the vitamin content OF
various fruits and vegetables, and
stated that in many factories the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-25
One.Aiinute Test

/ What are the pampas
? What are the tundras?
3. What Is the veldt7
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

benatnoipbdre. Als iol6er miro 6ieier
Son fortflingen als elm 5tiid eeiltieer
2iteratur, als ein 8ort, mabrbaftig
tpiiroig oes Steupertreters @ottes,
als cine 2er6e, elm 8eiipiel oafiir,
lpie goeliinn, &inb>@ottes- -Stnn I'M
Wenidentum fem iollte, ein INNER
leuhtenbes 8eiipiel fir tpabriten
Gbriteniinn auf oem ounflen Sinter=
erunoe gottlolen Mustobens aller
nieorigen 2ei6enldaften. Weoge es oem
Manne @ottes unlerer 3eit, Bius oem
3tp0lften unb oer Meni6beit per-
g0nnt iein lein @ort lrno feline @e=
iinnung leiteno bel Ser Ne1geitaltung
ser 8eltoronung nad oem &riege be-
tdtigen 5u fonnen. Desbalb BON
neuem: ,,Sren1us pro pontifice noltro
Yio. 8eten mir bo6 innig uno UNI
aufb0rlid fir unieren Baplt Hil1s," "
- &ep. ST.. Warfert, S.8.D.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

Der tdgli6 oem uneridttliden &riegs>
molo1 gum Spfer fallen. -
Der Hapit lebt, oenft, arbeitet uno
betet, ia er ltirbt eines Ianeiamen 60
6es fir oen 9rieoen Ser 8olfer. gr
bofft, oaB Der Sieeer nidt nur &C.
re6tigfeit, Ionoern aud Nadiibt unb
Shonung 6em @egner gegeniiber mall
ten ldBt. gr lit iiber5eugt, ooB Die
Siibrer ser lteereiden 80lfer Die &C.
lcgenbeit nidt poriibergeben laiien
perben, 1tidt MIR lire Eapferfeit i'm
&rieee, Ionoern aud ibren @oelmut
inn Siege Dor aller @elt befunoen
tperoen Ser 81. 8ater bofft, oaB Elm
geredter sSrieOen auf BEN porgeitred=
ten Hrin5ipien ser @erehtigfeit gu
itanbe fon1men miro"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17
Dbio 8aiienfrennb

lide, idarfe Spuren IN ieinem ant-
lib binterlaifen.
Ser Sl. Batter beid1ftigt iib un-
aufborlib nit benz &rieg. ct betet
uno arbeitet Gag uno Nabt fiir Grie-
oen. Niemanb beritebt beiier unb flo
rer bic Sdreden uno 8ertpiiItungen
oes Weltfrieges. Nientano leioet unb
ouloet mebr, oenn er fiibIt oie 2ei-
ben lino Sorgen aller.
gr iiebt bas Blut uno bic Tr1nen
oer gan5en Menibbett. Ct erblidt bic
rieiigen Menidenmaiiet, tpie iie iib
gegenieitig 5erfleiihen in brutalen
admpfen unb nit iteigenben 9fade-
uno Sabeefiiblen; tpie bic ales ber-
beerenoen Eruppenmaiien portpdrts
un6 riidlpGrts 2Gnoer uno B0lfer
iiberfauen; tpie Tauienoe, Rrieger uno
3ipiliiten, Mdnner, Srauen uno &tn=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17
&rprdfbent @oober
iiber oen Madfrtegs>
&0lterfrtebett

SSn elmer beadtensmerten &ebe am
%. Sftober in &anias Gitp, Mo,
ma6te grprGii6ent &erbert Soober
cine 9feibe prafttider 8oridlage fri
eine mirfiame fooperatipe 3niammen=
arbeit Der Siegerndbte fiir einen TO-
liben uno permanenten 8olfsfrieoen.
gr itellte einen getpiilet Wangel an
&ealisml1s BEL SEN 5ur5eit i6peben=
oen Srieoensbisfuiiione1 felt ano
i6ll1g bor, bie fibrenben 5iegermads
te louten in boIit6nbiger ginitimmig.
felt einen Bolfsfrieben nab einen
8olfsfrieg berltenen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17
@r3bii@of speaman bel
Yapt %ins oent
3m6lftert

sS1t einem ieiner 9feilebriefe an iei=
nen 8ater beidreibt gr5biidof spen-
man ieinen 8eiud) BEL Hapit 8ius
inn Gatifon. CT fano oen 81. 8ater,
ben er als &aroinal Bacelli gefannt
batte, iebr eealtert. Scr 81. @ater',
idreibt gr5biIdof Spellman, lift nm
5ebn Sabre dlter getporoen, lett i'd
ibm als &arbinal Baceui begegnet
bin. Die enbloien Sorgen baben oel1t=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

te @ottes.
Bie idon borber beinerft, onseiidts
an oeiien, bon benz mir 3euge iinb,
tonnte man IN Sbam unb 8er3tpeif-
lung perfinfen be5iigli1 BEG Seblens
oeifen, bas bas Beiiere i'm Meniden
a,1smaben ioqte.t Aber bes Papites
Stimme uno 9alt.ne geben bod int
mer tpieber einen 2ibtblid inn Dun-
tel, oab nod irgenotpo iid ettpas bon
oem golen i'm Menidentum betpabrt,
pie oos 2eben in Noes Mrbe iih iiber
Die Siinbflut binaus in Die geadtpelt
betpabrt uno eerettet bat. gs lit IN
6leier Stimmlng Elm Eroit, ia Elm
@enub, bieie leste aniprade 6es Nap-
ites an 6ie Menidbeit itd gu Semitic
3u fiibren, 6ie Neinbeit 6ieies @loden-
tones auf itd uirfen gu loiien. Sa.
@lodentones aus elmer reineren So
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17
Nebr als etaes Meniden
Sttm1lte
f@LI..SN
(ShluB)

araft borauf bintpeiien, oab feline
Yropbe5eiungen bor bent &riege iiber
Die Sdredli9teit oes 4rieges iid
mebr als erfiillt baben. ct fonnte tpie
fein anoerer bic entieslide @robe uno
bic @reuel bes 8eItungliides anoeu-
ten, ba linn tpie feinem anoeren nidt
nur bic poIlere &enntnis Der Gage auf
Ser 8eIt aur gerfiigung ftebt, ionoern
ba er tpie fein anberer NIT einem 8as
terberoen oie 2eioen mitleioet uno
empfinbet. Ct fonnte oaran er tnnern,
oab er nibt gebort tpurbe, als es nod
3eit tpar, un6 oaB es nidt 5u al oem
gtieienungliid eefommen tpare, tpenn
man auf i'm seb0rt batte. @r batte
aud tpie ELM Donnerer iein l1rteil
iiber Die berblenbeten Mahen idleus
bern uno ibnen iaeen fonnen, oaB er
lie NUN ibrent ielbitgeidaffenen Sdtd=
Ial iiberlai1en tpole, oa er iein Men=
Idenmoglidites getan babe.
slber bas tpGre blobe Meni6enitim
me uno Meni6enart getpeien. Ct aber
1T ita beipuBt, oaB feline Stimme Got
tes Stimme fem muB. Desbalb tpobl
oie &raft tpie aus Bropbetenmuno,
oie rntpanoelbare Geitigfeit Der neber=
seugung oie nirnmernadlaiien6e Gus@
bauer in Der Singabe at Ieinen 8eruf
ais 5tellpertreter oes @ottesiobnes,
oes Srie6ensfiiriten l1no 9fetters auf
groen, ungeadtet an 6er gnttar>
idung, oer @idtbeadtung, Ser oiref-
ten 8erfennung, ia 8erleumoung,
tpenn ntht gar oes Spottes uno Sob=
mes. Desbalb aud Die SeItigfeit, Die
Der @abrbeit nidts pereibt, uno ood
ni6t tpebe tut, besbalb au6 ber Son
ser 2iebe, Sic aus ieinen 8orten 10
iiber3eugenb uno getpinnenb bera1s-
t0nt. Desbalb au9 Die l1nparteili6feit
alien gegeniiber, Die 8ornebntbeit, sic
iid nidt idmollenb als BEN 8eleioig-
ten aufiptelt. Grit redt getpinnen bieie
Ginbriide bel ser &eoe oes Bapltes,
tpenn man iie in 8erglei9 itellt gu BEN
gleid5eitieen &eben Ser fiibrenben
StoatsmGnner, bie it9 an oie frieg=
fiibrenoe uno an oie nod i'm Srieben
ltd finoenoe Eeile Der Meni6beit
tpenoet. @el6 cine 8iiroe leu6tet in
Der &ebe oes Bapites! Da ipriht fei=
nc menidlibe 2eibeni6aft; ite bat
nidts bon oem Gift unb Der @ale uno
DEM @aiie @itlers, nidts bon Der
bombaitiiden @roBiprederei uno ser
NnmaBung Muiiolinis uno ieinem
tbeatraliiden Sohmlt, nidts bon Ser
itol5en Geradtung gburdius, Der iid
ni6t lhert, Dem @egner @emeinbei=
ten NIT idneioen6em Spott eir5upeit=
iden o6er Subtritte 5u berleben, nidts
BON ser larfaitiitiden 8ibigfeit &oo-
iebeelts, bie ibm aus ser Mrena Ser
politiiden @ablfampogne ber gelal1=
fig lit. $50 anoere Sal5 in Sic @un=
Ben ser Menidbeit itreren ober at=
5enoe 5duren gieBen folgt er ben
8eiipiel bes guten Samaritans un0
il1bt oen Sdmer5 3l linoern ltn6 bie
@unben 5u beilen nit bem @ein uno
bem Sel Ser 2iebe Gbri5ti. Nein, gar
nibts bon al bieien @iirbeloitgfeiten
uno 2iebloigfeiten, ionoern sic erba=
bene @robe Ser @eltnnung, sic l1nbe-
fiimmert Inn ltb ielblt ,,no feline rein
menidliden gmpfinbungen MIR inn
ner tpieoer auf SOS Cine btnaielt unb
L...<,o:eL =, &;oSo~,, 0l;., So,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-17

| Snititution 5lir Grbnltung oes Grie-
oens ioute erit Der leste Shritt iein
| Serr Sooper tpanote ii9 gegen elm
geneiniames Birgerredt, cine ge-
1neiniame BGbrung unb elm MiIitdr-
biinonis NIT @roBbritannien, oa iie
1iotpobl iiberfliiiiig, als aud gefdbrlid
Iieien. ct foroerte itatt oefien 3uiam-
menarbeit Der Ser. ,Nationen.
SD bin', iagte er, ,,einer bon
oenen, Die oa elauben, 6aB 3uian,>
lnenarbeit nnb &ooperation 3tpilhen
GroBbritannien unb Der Il. g. oie err
| ite 8orbeoingung bes Srieoens iino.
Mber 3uiammenarbeit erforbert feine
8erihmel5ung." ~...
!! Ser friibere 9rGii6ent ipro9 bor
elmer Saeung ber 8iirgerbereine bon
&anias gitD ,,nb iiber BEN &unof,,nf.
CT meinte, bic @elt babe es in oen
lebten 5000 sSabren 1idt fertiege-
bradt, einen bauern6en Grieben au>
| itanoe 5u bringen, ,,l,nb bie Srieoens=
prob1ene baben itd nit Der &eburt
bes totalen &rieges nod unenolib
bern1ebrt. Sd bin iiber5euet, baB mir
ale alten Sornteln oes Grieoenma>
dens aufeeben uno einen bollig neuen
8eg CUR 20iung bieies eigantii6en
Broblems finben ,niilien."
u3,ueds Sdaffung etnes gerneinias
men 8ooens oes 8olferfriebens iollten
mir ale goridIdge militdrilder 8iino'
niiie als zines Griebensinitrun1entes
fouen laiien", oenn nod ME babe eit1
AeilitGrbiinbnis Srieoen er5eugt, tpobl
aber piele bon ibnen &rieg.
Wir. Soober fubr fort, es ieien in=
riItii6e 8inbungen 5tpii6en @robbri=
tannien unb oen Il. g. in goridlag
gebro6t tporoen, mari aber bic 6rage
auf, Oh 6as 1tidt Bel anoeren 2dnbern
gefiirdtungen elmer &erridaft oer
engliId Ipre6enoen Mdhte iiber Die
iibrigen 80 Broaent Der 8epolferung
Ser 8elt ertpeden tpiirbe. @r itellte
ferner oie Srage, Oh ,,eine iolde Set
rat uns ni6t in alle Brobleme oes
gritiI6en Meihes" bertpideln unb unt-
gefebrt oas 8ritenreid INIT allen
8roblemen Der Il. g. plagen' nno
| i9liebli6 5u ether perbitterten S9etz
oung fiibren'' tpiiroe.
Serr Sooper erblidte oie groBte
@efabr fir ben Srieben in oem ourd
ben @riegegendbrten inteniipen Natio>
nalismus, unb erfldrte, 8etpeiie zines
Iol6en ysationalismus fanoen iih Be-
reits in Broflamationen Ser Ser. geo=
tionen. Gr erfl6rte, uSerr 5ta1in bot
nidt ge5ogert'', bon ruiiiider @e~
beitsermeiterung auf Soften friiber
unobbGngiger golfer 5u ipreden, rno
&err Gbur6in bot fategoriid betont,
oaB oas britilde 8eltreid nid)t liqut~
oiert tper6en miro. =. 9err Gbtang
aai=Sbef iaet, China tperbe feline al
ten @ren5en tpieberberItellen uno ane
auslanoii9en ginoringlinge bertrei-
ben'', uno &oIlanb erfldrte, es tperoe
| Iid feline &olorie11 tpieber bolen.
Ser grprGitbent brahte Damn eine
l1ebergangsperiobe in Boridlag, Die
geraume 3eit oauern miiBte, nno IN
ser sic 5iegern1ddte 5uiammenarbei=
ten uno ,,iofort BEL ginitenung Der
6einoieligfeiten obne Bioerreoe ge>
mille oringenb notige MbriiitungsmaB-
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Group 10 Decide Date
OF Episcopal Convention

The standing committee Of the
Washington Diocese Protestant
Episcopal Church is making plans
to hold a meeting next Monday to
select a time and place for the di-
ocesan convention which would con-
slider successor to the late Right
Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop OF
Washington.
This was reported today by the
Rev. DR.. F. J. Bohanan, chairman
of the standing committee. The
committee has been the ecclesias-
tical authority of the diocese since
Bishop Freeman's death.
When the convention meets it will
take any action it may see fit about
the vacancy. But the committee
has no authority to do anything
else, it was explained, but to call
the convention.
Evening star., 1943-06-14
D. T.. Woman Indicted
On Charge Of Hiding
Deserfer From Army
Case Is First in City
Since Wars Outbreak;
$1,000 Fine Possible

In the first case of its kind in the
District since the war began, Helen
Schramm of the 1900 block of Ken
yon street NV. was indicted today
on a charge of concealing an Army
deserter.
Assistant United States Attorney
Sylvan Schwartz, who presented the
case to the grand jury, said the
maximum possible penalty for the
offense is three years and a $4,000
fine The soldier was said to have
been from Fort Belvoir. Va, and
the concealment was alleged to have
taken place last month.
The indictment was one of Is re-
turned by the grand jury before
Justice Matthew F. Mcclure of Dis
trict Court.
In another Indictment William j.
Chapman, As, was charged with per-
jury for allegedly falsifyingsin max
ing out marriage license applica-
ton. He is said to have told of
having been twice married and di-
vorced, but allegedly failed to men,
llCn thlrd marriage.
Atleen Malladge, 80, colored, 1000
block Of Third street Sc. was in
dicted on charge of grand larceny
and ar-on in connection with the
theft of Sl0l from her employer. Mrs.
Elsie w Schafer. 200 block of First
street Sc, and allegedly setting
closet of the house on fire. The
money was missing, it was said. after
the fire had been extinguished.
Lila Stewart, 27. colored. was in
dicted on two charges of forgery in
connection with the forging and
cashing two checks tOtaling SITS,
said to have been sent to persons
rooming in house in the 1900 block
of Sixteenth street NV, where she
was employed.
Among other indictments were
those against Nathan Auerbach and
Dock Lee, charged with violating the
Selective Training and Service Act.
AuerbaCh is charged with failing to
report for induction in April, and
Lee with failing to fill out a ques-
tiOnnaire
Evening star., 1943-06-14

will intensity, the strife between
capital and labor by inviting 'man-
agement to make a farce of collec-
tive bargaining"
The resolution further stated
that "the bill is an unnecessary,
vicious and insincere attempt to
capitalize upon the actions of a few
labor leaders by destroying the
freedom of the great mass of Amer
ican labor which has worked 10y
ally and effectively for victory. y y =
I'VE urge that you exercise your
constitutional authority to stop this
perverse and unwise measure from
becoming law"
Elmer Davis, director of the Of
flee Of War Information. will ad-
dress the convention this after
noon.
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Guild Asks President
VetoAnti- i-Strike Bill
As Threat 10 Labor
Measure Will Intensity
Strife, Newspopermen's
Organization Declares
BY the Associated Press.

19S liie eSSOtldLtu 1IeSS.
BOSTON, June 14.-Declaring the
anti-strike bill would place org:n-
lied labor n a legal strait JACKIE"
delegates to the 10th annual con-
vention of the American Newspaper
Guild 'CIO). today unanimously
adopted a resolution urging Presi-
dent Roosevelt to veto the measure.
The resolution proposed by Sam
B. EubaHks. executive vice president,
will be sent Ey telegram to the Presi-
dent.
This bill, if it becomes law. would
have no other result than to pro-
mote the destruction of labor or
carnations which have honestly
and faithfully adhered to their
pledge to you that war production
will be maintained" the resolution
said.
The bill will not alleviate, but
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Seeks Beer License

The Montgomery County Liquor
Control Board has announced that
Eli Alper of Rockville has applied
for a license to sell beer and light
wines at Westmore, on the Rock
ville-Gaithersburg pike near Rock
vile. A public hearing will be held
at the Liquor Dispensary Building,
Silver Spring, at pm. June %.
Evening star., 1943-06-14
Ramirez Recognized Again

SAN SALVADOR, June IA (P,.-
The republic Of Ell Salvador an
nounced today it had recognized the
government of Gen. Pedro Ramirez
in Argentina.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
VACATION CHURCH
SCHOOL CLOSES

Friday. July 2, marked the
close of the Daily Vacation Bible
School at the Ley Memorial
Church.
The school. which lasted for a
two-week period was under the
direction of Mrs. Josephine
OOughtry and Miss Miriam Z
Carey.
Those who assisted with the
work were: Rev. Vim. Z. BryS
ant. Tom Curry, Mrs. Dorothy
Curry. Mrs Gadys Roberts, Mrs
Bertha Malik and Miss Harriet
Ward.
There were rs children enroll
ed in three group. The beginners
studied Let's Go Out of Doors +.
the primary studied Our Daily
Bread, and the jinior and in
termediate group reviewed
What's In Our Bible.
Certificates of attendance were
presented to each student at the
close of Fridays session. after
which picnic lunch was enjoy
ed by those present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
MISSION STUDY
TO BE CONDUCTED

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Ley Memorial
Church met in the church Friday
night of last week for its month
~ session
Mrs. Dorothy Sands was in
charge of the program with Mrs.
Mary Thompson. Mrs. Dorothy
Curry and Miss Miriam Carey
assisting.
Plans were completed for
Mission Study Class. which will
be held at 4.30 p. m. in the an
mex on July 6 and T.
The topic for discussion Is
Planning for Peace. which i
as follows: The Role
of the Church IN the Establish
ment of Peace. The Interna-
tional Aspects of the Task of
Making Peace. and National
and Local Aspects of the Task of
Making Peace.
Miss Miriam Carey. Mrs DOro
thv Sands and Mrs Dorothy
Curry viii lead the discussions
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THE ANSWERS
QUESTIONS ON PAGE TWO

|. Eight times; once in 1884.
1896. 1898. 1913; twice in 1887 and
1910.
2. Before the war four-fifths
of German heavy industry was
located in the Ruhr.
3. $4,000.
4. Consumption reduced about
fifteen per cent.
5. General George Meade and
General Robert Z. Lee.
g. Shuttle bombiBe describes
an attack when bombers. instead
of returning home. continue 10
otrer bases, where they load up
for another attack on the home
ward run.
Z. They are from three 60 six
times heavier.
8. President of the U. s. Cham
Der of Commerce.
9. No.
10. 2l55 statute miles.