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Evening star., 1943-03-22
Traction Tie-up Faces
Baltimore Today If
Union Gives Signal
Unanimous Strike Vote
Is Declared at
Moss Meeting
Fy the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 22-Baltl-
more Transit Co. employees affiliated
with the AFL Amalgamated AsSOCia-
tion of Street. Electric Railway and
Motor Coach Employees awaited to-
day a strike signal from their union S
Executive Committee.
At a closed mass meeting last
night an estimated TOO union men
voted unanimously to strike, but left
the decision as to the time for action
to the committee
There was no announcement as to
when the committee would meet, but
A spokesman said there was little
likelihood Of action before morning
assembly Of union members who were
unable to attend last nights session.
Rap Labor Boards.
A union spokesman SAID the strike.
when it comes. viii be sudden. " The
feeling of the men, the spokesman
declared. is that if the company can
ignore the National Labor Relations
Board and the War Labor Board
ruling. they can strike And when
they strike this time. they will stay
out"
The Amalgamatcd employees went
ON strike for il hours December IA
after refusal of the company to
recognize the union to the extent OF
dealing with union members griev-
anceS as directed by the WLB. The
strikers went back to work on orders
from the WLB
Amalgamated never has an
nounced what number Of the COM
pany's $500 employees were members
of the union, but after last nights
meeting a spokesman maintained
that there were approximately 1000.
A company spokesman contended.
however, that approximately 1000
employees were officially listed as
members Of a second union, the In
dependent Union of Transit EN-
ployes of Baltimore City.
Two Thirds Vote.
A H Keeler, international repre-
sentative Of the union. who pre-
sided at last nights meeting. de-
clared the strike was called over
nine grievances. among which was a
demand that an employe dis
charged by the company, be REIN
stated.
Last nights vote. it was said. rep
resented a tWo-thlrds' majority OF
the unions membership as a num-
her of votes mailed in were con-
sidered.
The company has contended it
was not bound by the NLRB de-
cision as the board had no iurisdic-
ton in the matter, and intimatcd
that it would appeal the Federal
agencys ruling.
The company cOntended that only
SIX matters were up for arbitration,
and of these only four individual
grievances were submitted by the
union. Three Of the four. the COM
pany held, were decided against the
union, while the fourth, involving
the discharge Of an employe ION
q charge Of violating one of the most
important rules Of streetcar opera
ton was decided against the COM
pany.
Evening star., 1943-03-22
u>r.~o"~

Her uniform is suit, and how
faithfully it serves her Classic
three-button model with a Upper
fastened skirt, kick-pleated back and
front. 801o rayon and 2Ooo wool
gabardine in blue, natural or brown.
Sizes II to S22.o5
Suit Shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-03-22

1t numbers 20 million strong, this largest of all
armies, the WIVES Their wartime job managing home
and caring for children, but how many they're
playing in helping to win this war! Look They're investing
part of their household budget in bonds and stamps
saving waste fats salvaging metals old silk and nyon
stockings sending books to fighting raising
their own vegetables carrying packages taking active
part in countless important wartime activities So
the their contribution is vital factor in speed-
ing the day of Victory!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
Paui's


American Legion
Hayward 500, Kuster ass, Tunni-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13

New York. Oct. 13-UP - The
Wolves may continue to howl for
Billy southworth's scalp: but Sam
Breadon. president OF the Cardin-
ais. said today
"Southworth is a 100 per cent
with me. Anything he or the
Cardinals did in the World Series
has not changed my high regard
for Billy"
Moreover. Billy's words were
more beneficial to baseball than il
he had smiled philosophically and
given off a namby.pamby statement
like:
We'll, boys-all | can say Is that
the better team won today"
Southworth displayed his anger
at other times in the series: and
We don't think the public blamss
him. He saw his Cardinals. get
ting better pitching than. expected,
kick away game after game with.
10 errors and 81 men left on
base.
Since Pearl Harbor. the public's
psychology has changed. No long.
er does IL respect a good loser.
Personally. we've never admired
so-called good loser In our book.
competitors who accept defeat with
a smile either lack fighting heart,
or are hypocrites.
Over the phone from st. Louis,
readon branded published reports
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13

waiting a minute to get your cor
rect fill Of Super Pyro anti-freeze?
You needn't postpone safety, just
because few more days might be
warm. This same Super Pyro anti-freeze
that's made to endure any coming cold,
will meanwhile stand plenty of warmth
including your engines normal 100
or 10 degrees of HOTNESSi
That's why unavoidable stretches
Of warnth-in deepest Winter, as
we'll as right now-aren't apt to boil
off all the Super Pyro needed to meet
the COLD. Get Super Pyro today
not only for cold protection, but to
keep deadly rust from "eating away"
in your cooling system. Then merely
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
World Series Record Not
Changing Regard For Him

that he and southworth were on
the "outs" as untrue. There has
been no change in our relations, +"
he said.
Breadon admitted that he and
Southworth were terribly disap-
pointed at the Cardinals loss OF
the series to the Yankees, four
games to one.
We asked Breadon:
Did you uphold Southworth in
his curt treatment OF newspaper
men in the dressing room after
the fourth game OF the series?" At
the time. Southworth was quoted
as swapping at reporters, ASK
your questions in hurry-and
then get the hell out OF here"
Brendon side-slipped this ques.
ton and countered:
Billy was sore as a boil after
that game. He had expected to
win the series, and he felt II slip
ping away from him. II he was
fellow who didn't take that fourth.
game defeat pretty hard, | wouldn't
think much OF him"
In Conclusion. Brandon said
Southworth signed one-year
managers contract in September.
and hes certainly okay for an
other year at least, IL we have
baseball in 1914"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
HOUSE LEAGUE
divers

divers
Stewart SO. Schreiner asa.
Schwall 55S. Lambert 573. William
Franklin 5l4. Totals S97, s66. s51-
27l4.
Streieher Tool & Die
Ed Streicher Jr. 476. Leighton
523. ]. Smith 5l1, Mecklenberg 532.
Stein 552. Handicap 30. Totals S14,
sl7, s54-24S5.
paui's
Roll 607, Max SCI. Deck sol, Bow
den 5l3, Sinkule 1853. Totals 80.
sos, s70-2645.
Annex
Samonek 500. EvilsiZer sos. Luly
534. zimmerman $50. Luschi 49,,
Handicap 80, Totals S7i, SIS, 923-
2655.
Spur Cola
Richards 53S. Fedor 597. Lutes
4ss, Dundon 56S. Northrop 5l4
Totals 800. S35. 946-2T01.
Central Specially
Sprague 40. Farmer 534, Peter
son sos. Connally ass. Schoolmas-
ter 524. Handicap IS. Totals $50.
s2i, 7s0-2497.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
Sports Roundup

Chicago INSTRUCTORS semPro baseball Con
today approved the 1914
throughout the United States
States
New old president OF the
World
critical condition Rochelle Hospital following
physician ordered him bed
attended opening world series When
Friday taken the hospital
continued today
American
yesterdays North Americans
Edwin Davis Junior Davis double champ
o Hernandez.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
TO CHOOSE OWNER

Detroit. Oct. 13-INS-A three
yesr-old springer spaniel which be-
came the center of controversy
over ownership will be allowed to
choose his rightful owner. Circuit
Judge Friedman ruled today. The
test will be held in field, the date
to be announced later, because
Earl Bloomingburg. who says Ted
dv. alias Brownie. belongs TO him.
said the spaniel is good hunt
ing dog" On hand too will be Fred
Kern. who claims the dog is
Brownie. not TedGy. and is strict
ly a pet belonging to his son. Ed
ward. now somewhere in the South
Pacific aboard a merchant ship.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
COLD
Guild disarmed!- :,
because this Anti-Freeze endures HEAT

The thermometer was way up at 81
degrees-and never below Al degrees
ON the day before the first freeze last
year in an ast-central city. And a
midwest city ranged from 48 all the
way up to 81 degrees, exactly one day
before its FIRST 1912 freeze! The figures
are official-and not unusual.
Right here in town it may be balmy
today, but bitter tomorrow - and all
the more bitter if you sacrifice your
cars radiator or other parts that
perhaps can't be replaced for weeks
now.
Why hope to feel" a freeze comingP
1t can't be done. Why wait for the day
Of danger. when there's no reason for
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
x,7,ox,,1H FAMOUS FOR FINE FOOD

In the Nations Capital, May
flower cuisine is a highlight for
presidents, cabinet members,
visiting statesmen and for Amer
leans from coastto coast. Tomato
with orabmeat is among the
dishes that are first selections
by people who dine in the May
flowers luxurious Presidential
Dining Room.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13

There IS another taste that
quickly became a first selection
with Americans everywhere -.
the good taste of Goebel Beer.
Wartime restrictions limit the
quantity of Goebel now avail
able, but they have not changed
its taste or quality. For nation
ally famous good taste at its all
time peak, order Goebel Beer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
Ypsilanti Bowling Scores

cliffe 507, Schrepper $50, Smith sol,
Handicap 2O4. Totals 9O7, Si6, 9O4-
1867.
Local e49
Koch 4S3, Lacombe 472, James
5Sl, Harris SAC, Franklin (Donald)
57S. Totals 500, 9S2, S54-2655.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13

check your Super Pyro occasionally,
just As you check the rest of your
nearly priceless car. And notice how
little you spend from now till Spring
for this highly hest-safe, colds
Super Pyro.
v. S. INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS, INC.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13

and this evening at S:1S-11:15 the
Womens Bowling League will meet
at the Riverside Bowling Alleys.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
RIVERSIDE LADIES' BOWLING
LEAGUE

High team series. Hayward's,
PAP. High team game, Hayward's.
766. High individual series, f. Nor
ris $50. High individual game, H.
Silkworth 200.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13

Psristyle
Neil 3l4. fowler $50. Beers 265.
Hutchins ISL. Mcmahon 400. Handi-
cap 20l, Totals $50. SIS, 6S2-l940.
Pepsi-cola
Whitmire ga, Kuster $50. James
356. Wolter sos, Cameron 446. To-
tails ga, GA, 6l9-1S67.
shaefer (Huron ST. .....
Connolly 465. West 37S. Stewart
426, wales 40S. Crouch 466. Total
70S, 706. 729-21SS.
Hayward's
McClelland $50. williamson ASP,
j. Corbeille $50, f. Corbeille 407. j.
Ryan 40, Handicap III, Totals ISL,
766, 62j-2142.
Richardson's
E. Hutchins 1898. Hufnagle 5S2,
Maurer 293. Bigger SS3, kindshov-
en- AL Handicap SO. Totals 522,
$50, 740-l915.
Team No.
Ryan R. (S) 427. Kidwell 457,
Morris (S)' $50 Leabu 307. Bassett
376, Totals SIS, 1874 612-2007.
Silkworth's'
Bruch 431. Silkworth i25. Schrep-
per sos. Raab S52. Rust 35S, Totals
642, sol, $3.50.
J. e. Moore 4 Co.
Schaffer S39, Hayward S13, Nell
son $40, Battelle $50. Wisbin 4O3,
Handicap rs. Totals SOS. SOL, So
1908.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
PLAN EXENTs

Tuesday in Local so Hall OF the
UAW.CIO, there was an organiEa-
tion OF a mems basketball league,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13
N EMS LEAGUE

(MaSonlc AlleysJ
Reds
X. Lindner 43l, b. Arnold. 352,
Rev. Bair 299, o. Stanchfield 466,
f. Squier iO6, totals, 656, 629, $50,
1854.
Browns
d. Smith 372, B. Lowe 3l7, c.
Gilchrist 276. L. Holland (aye)
207. A. Pearson 4l6, handicap II;
totals, AS, 575, 547, 1900.
Cardinals
Milbourne 3S4. Olsen 40, Welte
So, Hart 81, Mott 426; totals.
6S4, 6l4, SO, 1868.
Yanks
Cook $40, Bird 295. Delehsnty
49,. Stewart 455. Oldager 299, han
dicap 1908; totals, us, SCI, $40,
1884.
Blues
]. Jacobs S41. X. Love $50. G.
Wallace AIS. ]. Breiel 1922, ].
Greene 45e totals, $50, SIS, SIS,
1870. e.
Giants
j. Dalchow 1868. B. Dunkelberger
32l, f. NJ. Shaw. 34s. ]. Mapes
454, p. Harrison 416; totals, 6l7,
575, 10, 1902.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
How TO Care
For Refrigerator

YOU WILL have 10 take good
care Of your refrigerator now.
for 1t will be with you for long
time. Here are some ways in
which YOU can keep il fit:
Wash the inside of your re-
frIgerator periodically with luke
warm water TO which you have
added some baking soda or
boraX.
The drain pipe and trap Of
an ice refrigerator should be
washed occasionally.
Keep a wary eye on the door
gaSkct. Try not TO touch it as
YOU open and close the door.
for grease from your hands is
rubber'S worst enemy.
Don't let more than a quar-
ter Of an inch OF frost collect
on the freezer. tl
Make defroSting time as defi-
mite as any other regular task.
and be sure 10 wash the freezer
after the frost has melted.
If your refrigerator has n
fan-cooled, fin-type condenser.
you should clean it at least once
a year.
Remember, that before clean
ing. diSconnect the refrigerator
cord from the electric outlet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
FOR LINENS

SUNBONNET SUE goes fruit
picking in these vivid embroid-
cred scenes delightful idea
for towels or breakfast linens!
If YOU wish, YOU can do the
larger fruit in applique for a
splash Of color.
Pattern SOB contains trans
fer pattern Of 6 motifs averaging
exc x inches: 4 smaller motifs;
applique patches; materials re-
CURED; stitches.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern TO The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, l225 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich, Owing TO
customs regulations. orders for
patterns 10 Canadian deStlna-
ti0nS cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
BY ISABEL FUCKER



WELL, WELL-here it's 1913
and time for good resolutions
As, a gardener I'm going 10
make just two The first ought
10 be easy 10 keep with the
government helping me along by
rationing gas and asking me in
every bus and train ad 10 stay
put-that is 10 stay home and
work in my own garden this
spring rather than go kitlng
around the country seeing
everybody else's.
For four years now I've been
garden pilgrimaging, generally
in April or May, just when my
garden needs me most-and it
is beginning TO show unmrStak-
able signs Of neglect. All the
"sprcaderS' have been living up
10 their name 50 we'll that many
OF my choicest plants are among
the missing.
Fence Needs Paint
Shrubs and trees are leggy
from too little pruning and
that little at the wrong time;
vines need tying up and worst
of all, we have goodness knows
how many feet of picket fence
that bowls for a coat of paint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
ner Resolves TO STAY Home and Attend TO Her Own Bac

good time)z And Just as soon
as the weather settles, that con-
founded fence is going 10 be
painted if worst comes 10
worst, I'll put on a fence paint
ing bee and ask everybody know
to come and paint 10 pickets!
Seems 10 me this is a good
place 10 end-Watch for con-
tinuation of this tale about May
by which time I'll know what
happened TO these good resolu-
lions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
Hidden Gardens

That's what you'd think And
that's what Id think. And. Of
course. we'd both he wrong. For
we'd both have hidden gardens
that held secret loneliness the
world could never sec.
Hidden gardens that had moth
ing 10 do with. our work a day
eNteriOrS.
have known many lives.
Branded lives. some of them.
Lives that other men had cast
out that seemed devoid of
every decent. beautiful trait.
And yet / have never seen a life
that did not have. somewhere.
hidden garden with a shrine
and some small pool OF sweet
water. where life still bubblcd
and sang.
Copyright 1913 by Ring Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

What with the scarcity Of paint
ers you can imagine who IS
going TO have to paint it,!
So much for resolution num-
Der I.
Number 2 is 10 make a great
and real attempt 10 get things
done on time. ! am always
finishing the pruning when |
should be transplanting seed
lings, and transplanting seed
lings when ] should be wedding
and so on ad infnitum. DO you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
Elsie Robinson
The Hidden
Gardens in
Every Life
7 HAVE a little garden.

HAVE niue BdIuen'
II is hidden under the top OF
n hill, and there is a high wall
about it and tall trees bending
over IL.
The light in my garden is dim
and green, like the water in
secret poland the air is very
sweet. Only seldom does the
wind come. And when the rain
falls il is as though some one
slipped on tiptoe over the moss
grown flags. between the jas
mine and the white roses and
dark blue yews.
In one corner Of my garden
there is a small Shrine-in MEM
DRY Of one who is dead. And in
another there is a basin where
little living birds tumble and
chatter and fluff bright showers
OF heads.
They are very near 10 each
other that shrine 10 death and
that basin filled with life.
And sometimes, sitting there
and thinking about il all. life
and death seem very near, too
like one story that goes on and
on. through the night and
through the day. through star
light and sunrise.
Never Suspect
I do a great many things in
life-I 60 great many places
But | never forget that secret
garden. filled with memory and
flowers and dreams. But / am
certain that. looking AZ me, you
would never suspect that | had
such a garden.
You would sec a big. careless
woman who eats too much and
uses slang and does many things
which might shock or amaze
you
You would say 10 yourself
What coarse creature! Maybe
she has n good heart but what
a pity she cant learn a few
manners. ] wonder why on earth
they hire her.
It's plain she isn't a lady. She
can't possibly understand nice
people and things Maybe she
would be Jolly 10 have around.
but there's so much she would
miss.
All the gentle. lovely things
one can't talk about-and the
hurts that really sensitive people
feel -- she'd never understand
those. Queer wonder what
people like that do noisy,
efficient people like that. who
don't care for the fine things in
life"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
What You'd Think

That suspect. is what you
would think IL you saw me barg-
ing along. laughing and eating
and raising Cam. You'd Try 10
he nice. hut that is what YOU
would really think.
And Id probably he equally
stupid II ] saw YOU mincing
about. being nice and cautious
and polite
What can that funny little
creature know about life - Id
say. What can such a pee-wce
nature know OF the terrors and
wonders and witchcrieS and
frau hcart-hpeaking beauty Of
life" n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

In cooperation with the plan of the UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT the GOVERNMENTS endeavor
helpful planning meat consumption.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

recognize the picture? Maybe
il fits you too. J know it fits
almost any gardener
Well. this year everything is
going TO be different, III get
the pruning done before the
frost is out Of the ground and
order my seeds before the first
OF February so / can't kick
about shortages of some varie-
ties as l do when l order late.
! am going 10 look around
right now and see which bits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
Way TO Fix Sardines

THERE ARE lots more ways
Of eating sardineS than just
serving from the tin can. Try
rolling them in fine cracker
crumbs and grill. Serve on toast
spread with melted cheese or
mustard or both.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08

Of land can be spared from
flower growing TO grow the
more important vegetables.
Spraying viii Be Done
The dormant sprays are going
on the fruit trees during the
first thaw even II | have 10
nag my husband TO make him
do the Job Tor maybe even do
IT myself. though toting a full
three-gallOn Sprayer on my
shoulder Is not nv idea Of a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
Fried Onions

II YOU care for onions, here
is a recipe just for you. Just
fry sliced ones, add a can Of
whole kernel corn. a sliced
green pepper and a pinAento
cut fine. Season the whole thing
with paprika and salt. Fry and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
TEA SNACK

FOR TEA. little rice mullins
can be followed out and filed
with some of your strawberry
or raspberry jam. Have the muf-
fins hot OF course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
FRIIp APPLES and BACON

Core and cut apples into thin
slices Put about u cup water IN
skillet, depending on number
Of apples and whether apples
are soft or hard and juicy.
Cook apples in covered skillet
l0-lS minutes until apples are
spongy. Stir in about q table
spoonful OF lard or butter and
cook without lid until apples
are slightly brown; add sugar
10 taste and a pinch Of salt,
stirring frequently so apples
won't burn. Cook until apples
are thoroughly brown. Serve
with bacon, liver or sausage.
plus pancakes or waffies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-08
Apple CUP

Crate a Delicious apple, or
shred IL as YOU would a vege-
table but not too fine.
Serve alone or mix with your
favorite cereal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-30
Lincoln District NetUs

Lincoln District. Mich, Oct 80
Mrs +. c. Simmonds. Ypsilanti,
visited Mrs. Amy Nelch Wednes.
day evening
Mrs Louise Searles has reached
her destination at EiIaDethton,
Tenn. after rather tiresome Jour
ney on crowded buses which were
especially congested south OF Gin
Cinnati, q.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lathers went
to Utica Sunday 10 visit Mark S
mother. Mrs Eliza Lathers. al the
home OF Mr. and Mrs William
Kidd She recently fell and in
iured her right arm. although no
bones were broken. and is conya-
lescing slowly She will he IS
years old Monday.
Mrs Beal is expecting her moth
er, Mrs J. 6. O'Rourke. Richmond.
10 arrive here Tuesday evening.
Mrs O'Rourke. who purchased the
Shirley Hannah home az stony
Greek and Bolla Rds expects 10
take possession Of the property
as soon as her furniture arrives.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Mosher and daughter Joan.
Bemis Rd.. visited their parents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-30
FRS. Church Of Christ, Scientist

$50 a. m.-Sunday School.
10:45 a. m.-Morning Service.
1880 p. m.-Wednesday evening
Service.
Everlasting Punishment will he
the subject OF the Lesson-Sermon
in all Christian Science Churches
throughout the world on Sunday,
Oct. 81.
The Golden Text Psalms 1000
is: Let Israel hope in the Lord
for with the Lord there is mercy,
and with him is plenteous redemp-
ton"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage Lamentations 3:39-4D;
Wherefore doth a living man com
plain. a man for the punishment OF
his sins? Let us search and try
our ways, and turn again to the
Lord. Let us lift up our heart with
our hands unto God in the heaN-
ems"
Correlative passages to be read,
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key TO the Scriptures, by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 327D: Evil is sometimes a
mans highest conception OF right,
until his grasp on good grows
stronger. Then he loses pleasure
in wickedness, and it becomes his
torment. The way to escape the
misery OF sin Is to cease SHINING.
There is no other way. Sin is the
image OF the beast to be effected
by the sweat of agony"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. William Schrader.
Ann Arbor. who recently moved
there from Frains Lake.
sunday Geraldine Mosher re
turned to the home OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mosher. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Daschner, Ypsi-
lanti. with whom she has been
a guest for the past week.