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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Calendar Of Social Events
TO-DAY

Ypsilanu Grange all day meeting Gilbert House
Twenty Club OF r. Clyde Ford; Rabbi j. NJ Cohen
Ypsan and Professional women Christmas party
and Christmas Ladies' Literary Club House. Business
meeting m program o follow; will
be served. Mrs. Ethyl Van Eten Is chairman
Mrs Mabel Bentley decorations
Mothersingers Chorus schools rehearsal 745 Ypsanu
High School music
Phoenix Lodge Apprentice degree
ferred. $780, Masonic Temple lodge
Past Presidents Club OF Degree Honor o'clock with Mrs
Robert Lambie Miss Dora Fletcher, assistant hostess
Loyal Order of Moose number o'clock Moose Hall
NoSo-WeEa Bridge Club $3.50 with Mrs John Tessmer
Girl Scouts Roosevelt H. o'clock
pect; troop 49, o'clock. Gilbert House.
Womans Benefit Association Review No S. business meeting
m. in GAR Hail. election OF officers.
WEDNESDAY
Ladies' Literary Club Christmas $50 at Literary Club
Chiefs Pythian Huston
Christmas
Summit Study Club luncheon bring table
vice and dish TO Exchange Christmas gifts at home
OF Mrs Charles Holmes
Navy business meet.
ing $780, followed by demonstration household goods,
Veterans OF Foreign Wars Hall
Women of the Moose o'clock initiation, Moose Hall
Domestic Daughters Extension Club o'clock with Mrs
Pytha open meeting
life certificates will be granted; following dinner at $50,
Ypslant Fraterna Eagles 8 o'clock sSl Cross
ST.
Red Cross surgical dressings, Hail o'clock
St Lukes Church House $3.50 to o'clock and 1880
Girl Scouts:
ST Lukes Church House; nine
H. o'clock Prospect Is, o'clock Stakweather
MaMartha Missionary Society of Lutheran Church. at
church.
Congregational Mayfower Party Congregational
parsonage. $50 p. m.
First Methodist Quarterly Conference church. 1880
p m presided over by Rev Luther Butt District
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WRA

Continued from Page OnO
Midwest. But both in and out OF
Congress, different reports on the
sanitation standards OF the Japa-
nese were forthcoming.
Rep. Norris Pulson, R., Calf,
said Japanese.American farmers
frequently lived "in filthy novels
with two or three families in
room" And that the National Farm
Bureau Federation In Chicago.
George Wilson, Sacramento.
Calf, farmer, said Japanese battle
daily, but that all members OF the
family use the same tub without
changing the water.
The controversy renewed de-
mands for Myers custer Rep.
Clair Engle. D.. Calf, in whose
district the Tule Lake Camp Is
located, said he would circulate 4
petition among congressman de-
manding Myers immediate resigna-
ton.
THE WRA needs a house clean
ing from Myer down" he said.
charging that the published article
proves >that the relocation auth
ority is made up OF appeasers. cod
dlers and Jap-lovers."
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Annual Christmas Concert
to be Presented at Normal

Bach. The Lincoln chorus will.
next sing Joyous Christmas Song" !
Gevaert, and Boris. a Ukraniari
folk song. after which the college
choir will sing Rouse Ye. Shep-
herds. Glib. and sleep. Holy
Babe, Show. Break Forth. O
Beauteous Heavenly Light, Bach
Ave Maria. Arcadelt, and Glory
to God. Arkangelsky. will be sung.
by the Roosevelt chorus.
sleep, Little Baby. Taylor, ano.
"Jesu Bambino'. Yon, will next oe
sung by the college choir. Misc
Viola Rentsma. soprano. will be
soloist for Come Unto Him. from
Handlers Messiah.
The composition OF Miss Dorothy
James. a conservatory faculty mem
Der. "Mary's Lullaby will fol
low. as will Noel. McLemore, and
THE Lords Prayer, all by the
Normal College choir.
Accompanies for the program
will be Miss Marilyn Sternbert
and Miss Marian Capron.
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QUEEN CITY LODGE
HAS APPLICATION

One application for membership
was received, a reinstatement was
accepted and a nominating commit
tee was appointed. Monday evening
at the weekly meeting OF Queen
City. Lodge. Knights OF Pythias.
The charter was draped in mem
DRY OF the late Harry Heath.
Ray Burrell, Charles Address and
A. f. Augustus were appointed on
the nominating committee TO pre-
pare the slate OF officers for cleo
ton to take place al the Dec. 20
meeting.
Instead OF the regular lodge meet
Ing next Monday night. the mem
bers will attend the district meet.
ing in Plymouth when Queen City
Lodge will confer the third rank
on class OF seven candidates, six
from Milan and one from here. An
nouncement was made OF the open
meeting Wednesday night when life
membership certificates will be
granted to four members. After the
meeting there will be a fine pro
gram followed by a card party. A
dinner at $50 will precede the
meeting.
After the meeting. delicious ven
ison sandwiches provided by Clar-
ence Sanderson, were enjoyed.
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Miss Stout Married
TO Cpl. A. A. MORO

At very pretty wedding In St.
John church. Miss Miriam Stout
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
W. Stout, became the bride OF Cpl
Albert A. Morio. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. p. J. Morio Lake Leelanau.
The bride was attired in an ar
ternoon dress OF blue with brown
accessories and wore a corsage OF
white gardenias.
Attending the couple were the
groom's sister Miss Marie Morio
and brother Leonard Morio. Rev.
FIR. John Bradley officiated at the
ceremony. which was followed by a
breakfast for the relatives and i'm
mediate friends. at the home Of the
brides parents. In the evening. rel
atives from Lake Leelanau Boyne
City, Dearborn. Detroit and this
city attended a reception for Mr..
and Mrs, Morio at the home OF the
bride.
Mrs Morio was graduated from
Ypsilanti High school and has been
employed at the Bell Telephone Elk
change for the past few years.
The groom was graduated from
81. Mary's School. Lake Leelanau.
and for the past year has been in
the service with the medical ba;-
talon number 1923, 1903 infantry,
Camp Claiborne. La. Since maneu-
yers he has been transferred to
camp Howe. Texas.
Mrs. Morio will return 70 Texas
with him when he leaves Wednes-
day.
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Council Notes

Continued from Page One)
Blvd. is becoming a fine residential
street, that the block in which the
property is located Is preponderant-
ly residential, that it is near an
established church, and that near
by property owners are averse to
a change.
Seven lots in Park Ridge ,subdi-
vision wern changed from Glass A
residential to Glass b residential.
Max Lurkins was renamed mile
age administrator for the city.
City flags were ordered at half
mast today IN honor OF the men
who have given their lives in the
present war.
Redeemed bonds and coupons in
the amount OF $10.323.17 were ord
cred destroyed by Chief Of Police
Dan f. l.. Patch.
Request OF Gus Markva for re.
moval OF his taxi stand to the lot
just east OF Ypsilanti Savings Bank
was referred to the police depart
ment for recommendation.
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Again this year. in keeping with
the traditions established by Prof.
Frederick Alexander, and now car
ried on by his successor. Prof.
HAYDN Morgan. the Normal Col
lege Conservatory of Music will
present their annual Christmas
Concert Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock I'm Pease Auditorium.
The concert. always a memorable
one for townspeople and students.
will be particularly enjoyable this
year. as a strikingly effective pro
gram has been planned. Taking
part will be the Normal College
Choir. under the direction Of Prof.
Morgan. the Roosevelt Chorus, d.
rected by Miss Lillian Ashby, and
the Lincoln School Chorus. under
the direction Of Miss Beatrice Nc
Manus.
The program will open with the
Star Spangled Banner. after
which the college choir will pre-.
sent shepherds, Awake. Davis.
! and "Jesu. Joy of Mans Desiring
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Skating Rink
Work Starts

In compliance with the area wide
recreation program for the Willow
Run Housing area. work was start
ed this morning on two of the three
outdoor ice skating Kinks which
will be in operation this winter.
One OF the Kinks will be located
at Willow Lodge on the baseball
diamond on Holmes Rd., while the
other two are located near the
Ross and Foster Schools on Clark
Rd. On the latter two Kinks grad
ing and dyking. which will cost an
Appropriated $500 for each rink. is
being carried on under the SUPER
vision OF the Department Of Public
Works.
Wooden warming houses which
can be erected each winter will be
constructed at each OF the three
ponds, and will be equipped with
stoves and benches. Cost OF con-
structing these is about $500 apiece.
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PARTY PLANNED BY
LAMBDA CHI OMEGA

Plans for the lambda Chi One.
ga Sorority Christmas party were
made and reports were read. Mon
day evening at the sorority business
meeting in Charles McKenny Hall.
Miss Maxine Wilbur presided. Re-
ports we're made OF the Christmas
card sale and of charity projects.
Ii was decided to reveal the names
OF the capsule sisters at the Christ
mas party TO be Dec. 10 at Charles
McKenny Hall.
An attractive vase made by Miss
Dorothy Baker was won by Miss
Joan Loft.
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| urkey

CONTINUED from Page One)
"Ankara observers state the pos
sibilities Turkey will enter the
war are increasing" the Press AS
sociations diplomatic correspond
ent said, "and Russia. whose rela-
tons with Turkey markedly i'm
proved recently, is known to have
stressed the importance of Turk
ish intervention"
The diplomatic correspondent
doubted, however. that Turkey Of
ficially would enter the war In
the immediate future. Other sour
ces suggested that IL Turkey did
decide to throw in her lot with the
Allies, she hardly would announce
it until Allied forces have taken
up dispositions that would protect
her from any sudden Axis attack.
Hungarian sources in Stockholm
said yesterday that German troops
were moving through Bulgaria TO
ward the Turkish frontier zone.
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Chanute Field, ILL.,, Army Air Forces
Training Command. While attend
ing this Army Air Forces Training
Command School he received in
struction in the machinist course,
and in various technical operations
vital to the maintenance OF the
country's fighting planes.
Cpl. Adolph NJ. Stebler, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Stebler, 70i
Pearl St., Ypsilanti, Mich. has been
awarded the Good Conduct Medal
for exemplary behavior, efficiency
and fidelity" it was announced at
Midland Army Air Field, Midland
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LaBarge. Sr..
are entertaining their grandson.
Willard Carlson, Jr., who Is home
on furlough. He is finishing his boot
training at the Great Lakes U. S.
Naval Training Station. His home
is in Chelsea, where his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Carlson. Sr,
gave a dinner Sunday in his honor
for friends and relatives. The table
was set for 90 In the evening the
guests exchanged Christmas gifts.
The out OF town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Carlson from In
ternational Falls, MINI. Mr.. and
Mrs. John LaBarge, Sr., and Mr..
and Mrs. John LaBarge, Jr., Ypsi-
lanti. Mr.. Carlson will return
Thursday 10 Great Lakes. H., and
from there he will go TO service
school.
Pvt Leslie Earl Barber who
came home Thursday. on pass. from
Eatontown, n. j., returned to camp
sunday night.
Samuel c. Wheeler. 113 s. Wash
ington St, left today for Sleeps
head Bay. New York, to begin his
basic training in Merchant Marine
Service.
Petty officer Wayne z. Wollam,
I
here from the West Coast Monday
He visited his sister and brother
in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W.
Thumm, his brother Robert Wollam
and his wife here, and also his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Wollam
and his brother, sidley Wollam,
Jonesville.
Cpl. Levert L. Yohn and Mrs.
Yohn arrived home Sunday morn
ing on a 15-day furlough from South
Camp Hood. Texas. where he Is
stationed with a tank destroyer d.
vision. They are visiting Cpl.
Yohn's mother, Mrs. Alta English.
and Mrs. Yohn's father. Gerhard
Kindshoyen.
Sgt. Royce. G. Barnes OF S32
Maplewood Ave. is now stationed
at Army Air Base. Kearns. Utah
1t 10 announced by the Public Rela'
tons office. His brother, Seaman
End Class Eugene II. Barnes, Is
stationed at Miami Beach, Fla.
The Navy Department lists Rob
ert Eugene Harbauer, ships cook
first class, son OF Joseph Harbauer
Willow Run Lodge, as missing.
Don Gridley who has been Ill FOL
| the past two weeks resumed hi!
duties Monday as flight instructor
on the Army Air Corps Indoctrina
ton program at East Lansing.
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Dispute Over Beverage
Leads TO County Jail

Walter Ledbetter. 20. OF 953 W.
Sutton Ct. Willow Village. was
arrested Monday by the Willow
Lodge Sheriff's Department OH
charges OF assault and battery.
The trouble started a week ago
when Ledbetter walked into the
cafeteria at Willow Lodge and after
being told that there was no cof-
fee, hot chocolate or any other bev-
erage he requested, struck Ray
Bentley. OF Building -. an EN-
ploye at the cafeteria. Bentley re-
ported Ledbetter to officers OF the
sheriff's department. who repri-
manded Ledbetter. There was no
further trouble until Monday, when
Ledbetter drove into a filling sta
ton at which Bentley was having
the tires of his car checked. and
struck him on the ear. saying he
was paying Bentley back for re-
porting him to the sheriff.
Ledbetter is being held at the
Ann Arbor jail pending arraignment
in court.
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Area Wide Council Will be
Organized at Willow Run

Authorities the American Legion
and Women's Auxiliary. the Willow
Run Schools and Church organiza-
tions and the Boy and Girl Scouts.
A planning committee on the
agenda. members OF which will re-
port at that time is composed Of
Miss Dorothy Cline. director Of
project service for the FPHA in
the Detroit area; Hans Schmidt. of
Willow Run Recreational Project,
and Mrs. Finley Riggs. a represen-
tative OF the Office OF Civilian De-
Tense in the Willow Run area.
The purpose OF the area wide
committee will be to coordinate all
activity, recreational and general
planning designed for the tenants
at Willow Run.
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First 1t. Ulrich r. Gress, son OF
I Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gress. reported 10
his parents that he has been put
in command OF recently activated
Photo Laboratory Section which
comprises five officers and about so
men.
His group has been on maneuvers
for the past 10 weeks in Southern
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Katon re.
ceived word from their son. Cadet
Fred c Katon, Jr.. Muskingum Col.
lege. New Concord. Ohio, congratu.
lating his sister Helen and 1t.
Grant on their marriage and wish
ing the couple much happiness.
Mrs. Janice Jordon has received
the Purple Heart awarded to her
husband, Sgt. Jay Jordon OF the
Marine Corps, who was killed July
10 in the South Pacific area. She
is also entitled TO the American
Defense Service medal with base
clasp for her husbands service in
Cuba during the emergency. and
the Asiatic Pacific campaign medal
for his services in the Asiatic Pa
cific area.
Sgt. Jordon was given a Christian
burial in the L. ). Government Gem
etery al Enogai, New Georgia Is.
land.
1t. Milan McKenna has been as
signed 10 list Chemical Co.. S. G.,
Edgewood Arsenal. Maryland.
Mrs. Robert Lister has received
word that her brother, Lieut.. Mar.
tin Hensley, formerly Of Ypsilanti,
who is with the medical administra
ton corps in Alaska. has been pro
NOTED from second TO first lieuten.
ant.
Ensign Francis Duane Ross fleg
from Brainard Field. Hartford
Conn. Saturday 10 spend a day with
his wife and new son. Daniel Foster
Ross, al Boyer Hospital. He left by
train for Hartford. Sunday night.
First Sgt Clarence J. Goodsman,
who has been instructor and quar-
termaster for three years at Fort
Warren, Cheyenne. Wyo. has been
transferred with his group TO an
unknown destination. Mrs. Goods
man and son, James Robert, have
returned TO Ypsilanti for the dura-
ton and are with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Leslie.
AS Harold G. Campbell has been
assigned TO the University OF AT.
kansas at Fayetteville. Ark, for
basic training. He plans to become
a pilot.
Pvt. Jack McCandless Is taking
basic training and music at Camp
Lee, Va, with a view to becoming
an instructor in drum playing.
Cadet John II. Carver. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Carver, Sr.
OF $40 Zeeb Rd, Ann Arbor. Is a
member OF a class OF student Off
GERS and aviation cadets 20 be grad
uated soon from the Army Ali
] Forces Pilot School (ta-
Engine) at Stockton Field, Cali
fornia. Before entering the fina
and advanced course at Stockton
Field. Cadet Carver completed Is
weeks OF primary and basic training
at Oxnard and Lemoore. California
Private First Class Jay D. Hub
bard. 6s75 Stony Creek Rd.. Ypsi
lanti. Mich, has completed training
and has heen oradnatnh from thl
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Delegates to proposed area
wide council or committee at Will
low Run, will be selected at a meet
ing in the Foster School Saturday.
Representatives at the planning
meeting will be from the Willow
Run Community Council. the Rec
reation Committee. Local 80. JAW
clio, the Federal Projects Housing
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Births

Son; To Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Win
isky. Belleville. at Boyer Hospital
December 6. Weight seven pounds
eight ounces.
Son; To Mr.. and Mrs. William
Harbert. Gle Norris St. at Beyer
Hospital, December 6. weight sew
en- pounds. l3 ounces.
Daughter-To Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Forrest. GA Armstrong ST.
at Boyer Hospital. December s.
Weight seven pounds. four ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. John
kehrer, Wayne. at Boyer Hospital
december Z. Weight seven pounds
1914 ounces.
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STEPS ASIDE

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec. ZAP
Federal authority stepped aside
today so that 2O-year-old John Fred
erick Wilbert. asylum fugitive.
could be brought to book without
delay on charges that he murder
ed his father and grandmother.
Officials at Memphis, Tenn, where
Wilbert was arrested Saturday
night as he left q bus, said that
a money order forgery charge
brought against him in Indianapo-
lis would be held in allegiance pend
ing action on the grayer accusa-
tons.
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Holiday Schedule
Will be Planned

A general meeting TO plan the
holiday schedule for Willow Run
from Christmas through New Years
will be held at the Foster School
tonight
Those attending the meeting will
represent the FPHA, the Willow
Run Community Council. the Rec
reation Committee, the American
Legion and Women's Auxiliary, the
schools, churches and other inter-
,ested community organizations in
the Willow Run area.
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Municipal Courts

For being intoxicated and disord-
erly, Eve persons were arraigned
before Justice A. NJ. Vandersall to-
day and Monday. Lynn Whitaker,
SIS n. Adams St. paid SIS fine and
SO restitution on that charge. while
Leo Stevenson, 5295 w. Michigan
Ave. paid a fine Of SIS. Wyman
Oliver 557 Harris Rd., and Jack
Richards, Willow Village, we're both
given alternatives OF paying s25 OF
spending 80 days IN county jail,
while Ella Bronson, 522 Harriet
St., paid SO. Ruth Farr, 1875
Parkwood Ave-, paid $50 fine and
her operators license was suspend
ed for reckless driving under the
influence of liquor.
Total municipal court receipts
for Monday were 1852. Traiiic
fines yielded 50 at the police sta
ton.
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YpsiIanti Juveniles
Still Await Reports

Action on the case OF three Ypsi-
lanti juveniles. placed in the coun-
ty juvenile detention home Tor
their confessed burning OF an IN
occupied dwelling near their home
last month. Is pending. awaiting
the filing Of a report on the case
by the county agent, Probate Judge
G.. Pray said today.
One Of the three boys has also
admitted the deliberate burning of
a poultry brooder at his parents
home on buckingham Rd.. which
he accomplished in an escape OF a
few hours from the home before
apprehended by state police.
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Past Matrons Guests
Of Mrs. Ross Bower

Mrs. Ross Bower was hostess for
the Christmas party for the Past
Matrons Association OF the Order
OF Eastern Star. at her home. Mon.
day evening. Gifts were exchanged
among the "a members present and
a pleasant social time was enjoyed
Mrs. A, J. Schultz presided over
the brief business meeting.
At the close OF the evening. light
refreshments were served by the
committee. Mrs. Bower. Mrs Paul
Ehman, Mrs. Bertha Pepper and
Mrs. James Crosby.
The next meeting will be Jan
II.
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BAPTIST CIRCLEH
CHRISTMAS MEETING

Mrs. Alonzo Miller and Mrs Acie
Dodge we're hostesses for the
Christmas meeting OF Circle three
OF the Baptist Womens Union at
the home OF Mrs. Maude Huston,
Monday evening. The brief bust
ness meeting was opened with de.
votions led by Mrs. Charles
Sprague.
After exchanging Christmas gifts
the members were entertained with
beautiful technicolor pictures OF
views in the Smoky Mountains. the
Carolinas. Tennessee and in Mich
igan's north woods.
Ligh; refreshments were served
by the hostesses. The next meeting
will be at the home OF Mrs. Dwight
Peck, Jan. 10.
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Tonight
to Youth, Arch
bishop Spellman;
s:0O-Ginny Simms Show
9:0Q-Mystery Theater;
9:30-Fibber MCGEE;
10:00-Bob Hope:
1O:30-Red Shelton.
CBS-S:00-Big Town Drama;
S:30-Judy Canova Show;
9:00-Burns and Allen;
9:3O-Report to Nation;
1O:O0-Romance. Brian Aherne;
10:45-H. w. Prentis- Jr, on
Arrangements Responsible
ity'.
BLU-7:05-Awake at the Switch
7:3O-Metropolitan Opera, USAi
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War

Continued from Page One)
OF Mount Maggoire and Mount Ca
mino, Eisenhower disclosed.
On the Adriatic end OF the line,
Gen. sir Bernard L. Montgomery's
Eighth Army forced across the
Moro River with its armor. and en-
gagged the Nazi tanks at San Leon
ardo. Four German Mark Tvs were
knocked out.
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YpsiLanf Briefs
Being Investigated

A 16 year old Ypsilanti girl,
whose two companions were arrest.
ed by police Monday evening on
charges OF being intoxicated and
disorderly. is being held for further
investigation. The girl, In
violation OF the curfew ordinance.
was driving her mothers automo-
bile. using her gasoline stamps. and
did not possess an operators IL
cense.
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National eroadcastlnu Company

National Broadcastlng Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 700, WWJ
$50, wHAM 1850. WMAQ go.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1910.
Columbia Brosdcsstiae Company
WJR $50. WB8M $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860, VICAR 1850. WBNS
1860. WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORk-WOWO 1870.
Mutual Broadcastln9 Company
RED NETWORK WLW 100.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 70U,
CKLW 500, WJBK 1890.
WLW 100. WGN 100.
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Anniversary Ohserved

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Munroe. 800
s. Congress St, entertained their
daughter and son-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. II, PEBBLES. 1885 6. Congress
St, al a chicken dinner Sunday. in
observance OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pee.
ble's wedding anniversary.
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Boy Injured

Boy Injured
Paul Jackson, 8, Sis ST. John
St., received slight bruises Monday
afternoon when he was struck by
an automobile driven by George
Binder, S04 Arnet St, on n. Wash
ington St. According to witnesses
the boy had darted out from be-
tween parked cars.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson. Ann
Arbor, visited their daughter, Mrs.
l. Morris sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Purdy will at
tend a party Saturday night at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Ryan. Cards
and a social time are planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schnurstein
were In Ann Arbor sunday visiting
their son. Leo Schnurstein, and fam