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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-16

NOAN, NO%AOtQA n Shdl0
Mlynar mele mouku
v Zelenem klobouku.
baba mele krupici.
v chocholatej cepici.
Panimamo vzacna,
dejte kousek masla,
nemate-li maslo,
dejte jedno vajfcko,
nemate-li vajfcko,
dejte trochu mouky,
tel smrti ma vdolky!"
Lftovnice pochodily dobre.
Pan1mama Duchacka vsecka
zpevem rozveselena a milou
navStevou poteSena. bohate Sc
Jim odmenila. ODE dostaly pc
lazaku, pc kTfzovem tolaru S o.
brazem cfsarovny Marie Tere-
zie. Byly jake dian velike a
Ijako mleko bile.
Velikonoce pfipadly do nej-
plnejs1 polnf prace, take Sc
odbyly a uplynuly v samych
slavnostech. Protoze ma hrom-
nice slunecko svftilo, podobal
Sc pekny a 1rodny rok. Mesfc
maj hyfil lahodou a jasem, v
nichz vsechno kvetlo a cas- We
spanile te jarn1 krase tax rych-
lie ub1hal, re hospodar Duchac
Sc az podivil, kdyz Mack XII
MI Ease 81 prisel Tfkat O dvojku
zalohy.
Dude sc v nedeli hazet ko-
EEL" pov1dal hospodari. "Mu-
sim Betulinu k tomu lowest,
snad il neco on porucf, kdyz
pc nixon nema CO dedit," vtip-
koval.
"Tedy jiz ma konec MAZE"
prohodil Josef Duchac. "A cd
koho koupil senkyf kozla 2"
ptal Sc Nacka, kdyz mu zada-
nou zalohu vyplatil. MAS sta
ry hf1snik ma take jiz nahrad-
n1ka," prohodil.
"Tak ia to senkyfi feknu,"
nab1dl Sc Mack. "Betulina ia
Ike povfdala, re je hrozne Fly
a re jiz pc certech pachne. Fac
no, hospodaTi center"
ga pet jednusek at 81 no Cd
vede."
Ia hodinu primal Sc Mack
Kiml "a hospodarem Ease.
"Tak senkyT je tomu tuze
rad, re kozla cd vas dostane,'
vykladal. "Mel Sc shanenim
jeho starost. Pride sem. Ale
ia mu no vycenil ma sedm jed
nusek. Kdyby vtedy dial sest-''
9 tedy ia sesta je tva,'
small Sc hospodar.
Mack sc srdecne radoval a
spokojene mnul 81 ruce, jak lei
ce zlatku vydelal. A kdyz pc.
tom tuto lehce vydelanou jed.
nusku take skutecne dostal,d Ia
il sve zene Bette.
"Abys vedela, jaky ia jsen
sikovny clovek," pov1dal il pr
tom.
Betulina 81 vzdychla.
eco pax tt je?" starostlivf
zeptal Sc Mack.
"Inu, kdyz isl propil opole
nOu Zahradu," zelela Beta.
"Kdo pax ii jenom tohlett
namluvil?" lekl Sc Mack.
! "Vzdyt isl to ma tucny ctvr
tick sam rlkal," pripomenuls
. mu Beta.
Mack Kiml mavl rukou.
"To byla jenom rec, ably 81
vedelo, CO jsem toho jakteziN
vypil -"
"Vsak prave 49,"
"Tak misto ma hazen1 kozls
zGstaneme doma," rozhorlova
Sc Nacek.
"ZGstaneme," souhlasila Be
tulina.
AulC I'D SVGCO uC~uL1JCIIlC,
! brucel Nacek Kiml.
Ale pen1ze schovame," tie
sila no Beta. "Dve jednusky {
tuhle tTetf bys beztoho take
chtel ode mne zpatky a ultra
tit --"
: Nacek umlkl a Sci pc svt
praci.
Ma posledni kvetnou nedel
pred 1svitem sprchlo. Napoton
pak zeme jake dychala dro
bouckou parou, ktera prosyce
ma vGni milionovych kvet1 i jas
slunecnfch paprskG pTemahals
tak, re jenom mdle zaTily. Br
zy pc obede sb6hla Sc v Rfkov9
vsecka mladez kolem Fendry
chovy pazderny, v n1z dely Sc
tajemne pr1pravy. Kdyz pal
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-16
Napsal DIR. VACLAV kEZNfCEK

m1tala panlmama Ducnacka.
"Bez urazky, hospodyne, to
je jedno, zenske nebo muzstl,"
hail sve minenf Mack Kiml.
"Muzsti pijou pivo a kofalku
a zenske KATE, nektere dokon-
&c rosolky. A, Dude to jeste
horst --
Panfmama Duchacka ztichla
a uznala, re orac povidal prav-
du.
"To della to, re pc tech no.
vych silniccfh vsechno snaze Sc
doveze neil byvalo mono dri-
ve," propovedel hospodar.
Gale vzdyt ia take tuze rad
piju,' 'omlouval Sc Mack. "To
by byl hodny rybnfk toho, co
jsem jiz jakteziv vybumbal.
Jak nalezf bych Sc v mem w.
koupal a proplaval," vzpomi-
nal. ga co penez to dohroma-
dy kostovalo! Ia ty bych mo-
hi NIT peknou opolenou zahra-
du = -
Betulina ma neho lftostve po-
hledela, re tn opolenou zahra-
du nema.
"To mohl," vychloubave O.
pakoval Nacek Kiml. "Kdy-
bych byl nepil, mohli jsme ted
byt bohatf," obratil sc k zene
Bette.
A ably Sc snad nepolepsil,
hned pozadal hospodare O dive
zlatyk zalohy re sluzby.
"Prosfm vas, hospodari, bud
tie tax hodny, ona Betulina mu-
81 Sc o masopuste trochu vyska-
kat, ably il naroslt hodne dlou-
ny len," zacal.
Josef Duchar porozumel a
Nackovi Kimlovi dvojku ma ma
sopust mlcky vyplatil a zapsal
ST to do kalendafe.
Ludmila o masopustnf nedeli
pan1mame sc pochlubila, re
peri z lonskych podskubn jest
jiz vSechno sedrane.
Selka Duchacka sc spokoje-
ne zasmala. "To je dobre, to
Sc mas nebudou drzet blechy!!"
povfdala.
Ostatky, masopustni 1terek
byl Rfkove sauna vytrznost.
Hospodyn6 vsude vaTily nebo
pekly maso a smazily bobby,
We statcfch ma masle a sadie a v
chalupach ma lnenem oleji, re
az celickou YES vpoledne proj1-
mala mastna vine. A ma stat
ku u MackG strojily Sc maska-
ry, ably Sc brzy pc poledni Wy
hrnuly ma naves a pax celou
YES cd stavenf Ike staveni po-
chodily.
Sedlak Duchac pc obede "a
Sci do kovarny a ma ceste zpet
potkal stareho Lazara, proro.
ka povetrnosti. Videl, re sta.
Iroch jiz netrpelive prechazi pc
navsi, nemoha sc dockati mas.
kar, ably hadal, kdo FAC v mich
je ustrojen.
"Tak co Dude s casy?" ota.
zal Sc no sedlak.
Staroch dnes otazku nece.
kal.
"Jak to-" ptal sc sedlaka.
"Copak Wy nevfte, re sv1t1-l
slunce o masopustnf nedeli, IL
~nastane brzy setba, svitf-li \
pondel1, re Sc Dude sfti pozdej
a svit1-li ma ostatky, re setbs
Dude pozdn1?"
Tu Sc starch vzpamatoval
"Ano, ano, ono sc T1ka, je-l
ma konec masopustu teplo, re {
velikonocfch Dude zima," pri
svedcil pax sedlakovi. "a je-l
o velikonocfch lima, setba Sc O
pozdf ="
V tom re dvora Mackov;
statku S jasavym povykem Wy
behl zastup detf. Honil j,
hrachovinou ovazany medved.
Lazar zastrcil ruce do kape,
sveho psinou podSiteho kozi
chu a nechal sedlaka i S pove
trnostf stat. Hnal sc k Macho
WI statku ably jake male dit
maSkary videl z bl1zka. z;
medvedem otevrenymi vraty
vyhrnul Sc Masopust a ten me
devet hejtmanG. I'll byli: zit
ny, Psenicnfk, Jecminek, Chile
bon, Mlynar, Masar, Vajecnfk
Brambor a lid. Ia maskary
pTestrojeni byli sousede a sou
sedstf synove z chalup. Lido
veselych, rozpustilych a nez
bednych povah. Odeni byl
vselijak a podivne. Oblekli {
naveSeli ma sebe nejrozmanite.
* 1~,1Cxx @Xxx, 40 rv1xr Wv
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
Municipal Court

Charged with being intoxicated
and disorderly, and pleading gull.
ty in municipal court this morning
were. Kermit Sehenden, 3ll :
Huron St. I'D SIS; Edward L.
Tr"'~ - w Cross st, fneu
80. Ray Lands, Cor. Chase and
Moeller Rds.. fined s1U; ard Theo-
dore j, Judd, Selleck Trailer Camp,
953 4. Michigan Ave, fined $40.
Robert Crosson GOyan, Is color
ed, arrested in Jackson on the
charge Of stealing from q dwelling
at 663 Waiting Blvd, ipsilanti. on
Jan. OF this year. was arraigned
in municipal court Tuesday. His
stepfsther, Joseph Ninson, was the
complainant The youth waived
examination and WAS bound over
to the circuit court on $1,000 bond
and was committed to the county
jail lle is charged with stealing
two watches, one revolver. fash
light and clothing.
Fines for traffic ofeuses were
paid in municipal court today a.
follows Ward +. sly. Charleston.
s., and Robert Finn, s., speeding
Charles venerable. S3.36. passing
on marked hill. and Marian X.
Miller, Royal cal. SIS, expired
operators license. The total lines
paid for minor odenses va g..
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B. of

Continued from Page Onel
trict. As a result, the school dis
triet faces serious reduction OF its
income.
The only logical remedy, the d.
rectors agreed, Is TO increase as
sessed valuation Of properties in
the district. The Board OF Com
merce referred the matter to a
committee of its organization for
study and recommendation as to
how best TO set about the reyalua-
ton Of property IN the district
Some directors expressed the opin-
ion that a Il million dollar assess
ment would be fair and equitable
Under the reyaluation. some prop
critics would be assessed less than
at present. some more. II would
give the assessor an opportunity 20
correct long standing discrepan-
c'es in assessed valuations OF pro-
perties here, it was asserted It
was pointed out that the assessed
valuation of property here In 1891
was $1A320.000 but that it has
fallen to u million since the de-
preston years. and now. that it
has regained value. should be re-
assessed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
Carver Results
to be Reported

Carver Community Center mem
beers will report the results OF their
years activity and social work to
a meeting at 1880 p. m. Friday al
Carver Center. Clemon Tanner,
assisted by Rev. c. Brown will pre-
side at the meeting.
A farewell party was given Tues.
day evening a Harriet School by
Carver Association for ". II.
Jones director who is leaving for
Army Service. II was attended by
about 175 students from the high
school. elementary grades. Normal
College and friends. The party for
Mr. Jones, was shared by Theo-
philus Hamilton, Walter Robinson
and Elmer Robinson. Jr., who are
also going into service.
A schedule was planned which
viii keep the center open until an
other director can be secured.
At the close OF the evening, re
freshments were served by ths
committee. Mrs. Ethel Williams,
Mrs. Bessie Starks, Mrs. Minnie
Nccly, and Miss Viola Starks.
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Deaths
MRS. HELEN COOK

Milan. Mich. Feb. II - Mrs.
Helen Amanda Cook died at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs AnsyI
Palmer Detroit. Tuesday, where
she had been visiting for week
She had been i'll Tor the past eight
years She was the daughter OF
the late Leyerette and Henrietta
Odds OF Cone. and was born Mar.
-. 1861. July 8, lSS9. she wa,
married 70 John W Cook. and they
had lived near Milan their entire
married life. aud lived ia thet
present home on Gone Rd. for -
years.
Surviving besides her husband
are two daughters, Mrs. Palmer
and Mrs. Ralph Miller. also Detroit.
four grandchildren. and two great
grand children.
She was a member Of the Milan
Baptist Church.
Funeral services will be Friday
at . p. m. from the stevens am
Bush Funeral Home with Rev ID
C. Swaney, OF the Baptist Church
officiating Burial will be in Lake
ridge Cemetery RIDGE Rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
Program Stresses
Meaning of Flag

Al the high school assembly held
Monday at Lincoln School. Duane
Dysinger acting as chairman. in
troduced Kenneth VANITY as the
first speaker of the program. and
he talked on Why Salute the
Flag In his speech he empha
sized meaning OF the flag in peace
and stressed how much more T.
means In war. Through this talk
he brought the idea of improving
conditions in the corridors in the
school
The student committee has been
working on this problem in the
past and two members spoke on it,
Pearl Morrell recommended new
ways of routing senior high school
pupils through the corridors. leay-
ing ample space for the elemeu
tary grades. and Louis Murray
spoke on general recommendation
desirable in the hall and urged
cooperation from the student body
This scheme was we'll received by
the students in general.
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National sroadeastiis compan,

National 5roadeastina Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 700, WV
$50. WHAM 1850. WMAQ go.
BLUE NETWORk-WXYZ 1910.
WLW 700, WGN 100.
Columbia Broadcastire Company
WJR $50. WBBM $50, WCkY 1859,
WFBM 1860, VICAR l4S0, WBNS
1850, WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORK-WOWO 1890.
Mutual Broadcastlng Company
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW zoo,
CKLW 500. WJBK 1870.
Tonight
NBC-S:00 Mr.. and Mrs. North,
$50 Tommy Dorsey Orchestra;
900 Eddie Cantor;
$50 District Attorney.
1000 Kay Kyser Hour
CBS-S:00 Sammy Kaye and eRd
Barber;
$50 DR.. Christian;
800 Lionel Barrymore Drama;
$50 Good Listening Quiz.
1000 Great Moments in Music;
1880 Man Behind the Gun.
BLU-T:05 What's Your War Job;
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Pick Of The Air Today

$50 Manhattan story, Jim Anne
che;
SOC John Freedom Drama.
1000 Raymond Gram Swing,
1890 Radio Forum. Discussion OF
Production Incentives in Wa
Industries
MBS-7:30 California Melodies;
$50 Drama Just Five Lines;
9:15 Morton Gould Carnival;
1900 Basketball, y. Y. L, Us.
Temple.
Thursday
NBC-l2 noon Words and Music,
$50 p. m. Guiding Light;
6:3O Indiana Indigo
CBS-3:30 Eastman Concert, time
change;
800 Madeleine Carol Reads:
$50 John b. Kennedy Comment
BLUE: 30 Farm and Home Pro.
gram;
3:l5 Drama. My Story:
400 Club Matinee.
MBS-l p. m. Talk, Capt Eddie
Rickenbacker:
3:15 Shady Valley Folks;
5:15 Quaker City Conga.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
Soldier Party
to be Friday

\ 1lii, Perry al the East Ypst
lanti camp will be sponsored by the
American Legion Friday night
Junior hostesses are 10 met at
Legion headquarters at p. IN
and will be taken from there in
bus to the camp. There viii
be an important meeting at the
hall before the party.
Registra ion for more girls 10
act as hostesses is to be reopened
today and Thursday from : p. IN.
to p. m. at the Legion hall
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YpsiLanH Briefs
Supplements Report

experimenting her report sub
mitted Tuesday night at the regular
meeting OF the Advisory Commit
tee of the Ypsilanti U.S.O. Travel
ers' Aid Unit. the director, Mrs.
Reya X Olson, pointed out tina,
this unit has been in operation ex-
actly six months. and stated that
much-needed service has been given
10 non-residents who have come
into the city. connected with both
military and industrial defense ac-
tivities. The regular Travellers Aid
service Is for individuals or fami-
lies in either Of these two groups
and consists primarily OF giving
out information regarding housing
and recreation: travel service.
which consists of arrangements for
travellers to be met at change
points and at destination; aud case.
work service. or personalized help
10 strangers in difficulty.
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Births

Daughter Born TO Nh and Mrs.
Murl Fisher SO r. Forest Ave. at
Boyer Hospital. Feb. l6, weight nine
pounds Sla ounces
SON: Bora to NJ ana Mrs VII
liam Metevia. Dearborn. at Beye,
Hospital. Feb. Is, weight nine
pounds. ia ounces.
Daughter Born TO MI and Mrs.
Murl Fisher 50 +. Forest Ave, a;
Boyer Hospital Feb. l6, weight.
nine pounds, Si2 ounces.
Son Born to Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Meteyia, Dearborn. at Boyer
Hospital, Feb. 10. weight, nine
pounds, Ga ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
MORE SURPRISE ALERTs

Lansing, Feb. l7-n l943 more
surprise alerts and blackOuts will
be staged. the state stan OF the
Civilian Defense Corps decided
Tuesday. Greater participation in
war industry will be sought for
the benefit OF the workers, Plans
for mobilization signal, a pub
lie warning which would give pcO-
pie half an hour to get to their
post in anticipation of an air raid,
we're discussed but not finally
adopted.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
In The Sick Room

Mrs, George Sharkey is confined
10 he home at 4l9 Washtenaw
Ave. with a streptococcus infection
OF the throat.
Mrs. Helen Lung. los Washte.
nav Ave, has returned from ST.
Joseph's Mercy Hospital at Ann Ar.
Dor much improved from a recent
illness.
Mrs. F. Herbst. who has been i'll
with influenza. is improving.
Ann Ross. little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Max Ross. while sliding
down hill nj the Roosevelt School
Tuesday. slipped and struck her
head against 4 tree. Conclusion was
feared and she was taken to Boyer
Hospital where her condition is re
ported good this morning.
Richard Mccoy returned home
Monday after an appendectomy in
Boyer Memorial Hospital It was
entirely successful.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
CHARLES OSBORN


d. 5. +. Clark. coroner plans an
autopsy to determine precisely
cause of death OF Charles Osborne,
~. Bomber Plant worker who was
found dead on the porch Of his
lodging house at l:55 a. m. this
morning at $40 W. Cross. Coroner
Clark says the death was apparent.
ly caused by cerebral hemorrhage,
but that he has been informed that
Osborne had prey iously suffered
injuries to his head while he was
engaged In his work at the plant.
This, Dr. Clark says. may have
been the principal cause OF his
death.
OsbOrnes home was at 4S9 w.
Grand Ave. Muskegon Ann Arbor
police notified his widow there
early this morning. through the IA
cilities of the radio station of the
state police at Muskegon. His
daughter, Miss Beulah Osborne,
III Lowell st, was told Of her
fathers death by local police.
The body was taken to J. E.
Moore & Company Funeral Home
to await instructions from his fam
lily.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
Members Added to
Boy Scout Troop

Boy Scout troop 80 at their re-
gular meeting at Spencer School
Tuesday night initiated seven new
members into the troop Two new
patrols we're formed, making five
in all.
Jack Robinson led the pledge 10
the flag and Martin Walker led the
Scout law and oath. Jack Robin
son also led in singing Scout songs.
Kenneth Dreamer. assistant
Scout executive. and Herman
Keller were present assisting with
the meeting.
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PRODUCE
Council Notes

Continued from Page Onel
been promised on two lots south Of
Boyer Hospital and he was author.
ized to make an offer Of 1880 plus
whatever taxes have been paid on
the remaining lot which is much
larger than the other two.
Application OF William Jerry
James. "a y Huron St. for permis-
sion to establish a club at 81 :.
Grove St, was referred to the city
attorney.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY

Lansing. Feb. IL Master Of the
State Grange. William e. Ann
tronE Niles. Tuesday formally an.
nounCed his Republican candidacy
Tor membership on the state Board
OF Agriculture The nomination
will be made al the state. conyen-
ton in Detroit Friday. lie has
been active in farm matters for IS
rars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
WASHING MACHINE

Kalamazoo. Feb. 1.-Two Kala-
mazoo boys, Pvt Chopp and Sergt
Cullinane, rugged UP their own
washing machine at an allied base
in South Pacific. so their shirts
and other buds would be fit for
inspection. Half an oil drum, and
bombs hoist gear and an electric
motor were utilized TO bring the
machine age to the tropical islands
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
Drop Recorded

Eight hundred eighty.nine stu
dents have registered for the sec
ond semester at Normal College
up TO noon today. according to re
ports received from the college
registrars office. As usual there
is drop in the second semester,
owing to graduations. transfer and
students leaving school. The rec
ords show that 1,192 students were
registered in the first term OF the
current scnool year.
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Fruits
VeastsbleI

Detroit, Mich. Feb. Ii
BEETS-No. l. sl-l.50 hu
RED CABBAGE No. L. tl.50.2.00
bu.
CABBAGE-No. I. 90cfl
CARROTS-No. /. $i.75-2.tO.
CELERY ROOTS-No. 1. Sl.75-2.25
bu.
ONIONS dry. fancy. $40 5olb
sack. No. !, H.60-l.75; No. =.
$l2J.
PARSNIPS-No. ]. Sl.15-s.25 bu;
POTATOES-No. l. $4,000 100.
10. sack; No. >. $l.30I.5O.
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viii Collect Books

All persons who have book, for
the Victory book campaign are
asked to call the Red Cross at the
American Legion Home and mem
bers OF the Motor Corps will col
lect them. This is the last week Of
the campaign md workers are any
ious to get all the books 10
Ann Arbor on time
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
Plan Survey

Mrs. Thelma Goodman announces
that the executive, board of Carver
Community Center has named Eu-
gene Beatty. Rev. +. simmons and
Mrs. Matte Carter to meet with
William Hatchard Of the Detroit
Urban League and c. Brown OF the
N.AA,CP. for the purpose OF max
ing a survey Of the problems OF
Carver Center here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
Daily Market Report

BARLEY Mailing range, li.5
moisture, fl.i0s4c; feeding. csc.
Fruits
Detroit. Mich. Feb. II
APPLES BaldWlns, 80. /, si-l.25
bu. Delicious. No. !, Sl.75-2.0O
p bu.. No. .. $50 bu.; Mcintosh,
fancy. $3.50 bu. No. /, sl.5o-l.75
bu.. No. ., 55c-SlO0, Greetings,
No. !. 9oc-$l.25 bu: SHOWS, fan.
cy. sl.35 bu.; No, /. 9oc'sl.lj bu..
No. .. 5G-75c bu.; Northern Spies,
No. !. $500. No. ., '5c-Sl; Jon.
athaus. No. /. Sl.25-l.75 bu
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Electric Refrigerator, in perfect
condition
Stark Upright Piano
Kitchen Table and Chairs
Kitchen Cabinet
Large Extension Table
Fruit Cupboard
Single Bed, Mattress and Springs
Day Bed and Springs
Large Oak Bed
Innerspring Mattress and Good Coil
Springs
? Size Bed, New Felt Mattress and
Springs
, Dressers
RuQs
Crooks. and other household goods.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
GRAIN AND FEED

% Tons Hay
400 Blu. Oats
200 Blu hand picked Corn
100 bu. Barley
100 Blu. government Wheat
About 20 fl. Silage
Quantity Of Alfalfa Alsike
and Sweet Glover Seed
20 Blu. Good Seed Potatoes
30 Ru. Eating Potatoes
One Half Ton Calcium
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17

Whist IS the right sssds Of engine oil -
sSsf Factory experts have conducted eI-
haustive tests at Studebakers SO0-acre
proving ground to determine the correct
grade Of oil for rationed driving.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-17
SHEEP

80 Fine Wool Ewes
80 Half Blood Ewes
33 Good Black Top Eve Lambs
/ Cordial Buck
! Course Wool Buck
HOGS
4 Duroc Brood Sows, bred December
9Th to 9Th
10 Shoats, VT. $50 to 200 pounds
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-31
Dorothy Foster
Weds Private
James Edwards. Jr.

Miss Dorothy Foster, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Beck, 994 Lyle
hart Ave-, was married to Private
First Class James Bailey Edwards,
Jr., of Camp Carson, Colorado, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. O'Neil, 487
st. Anthony, at st. Phillips Episco-
pal Church, Monday, Dec. 81, at
8 p. m.
Father Lewellyn Williams per-
formed the ceremony. The bride
dressed in rose MORE taffeta, carry
ing yellow roses and white chry-
santhemums, was given away by her
step-father, Mr.. Beck. Miss Juanita
McGrouder, the bridesmaid, wore
blue chiffon. The matrons of honor,
Mrs. Avis Taylor and Mrs. Thelma
Butcher, wore pink and blue
dresses. Thomas Clemmons was
best man.
The reception, given at the Elks
rest, was attended by approximate
ly 100 guests.
Mrs. Avis Taylor, a cousin of the
bride, came here from Chicago to
attend the wedding.
Hannv New Year
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-31
St. Paul Couple
Celebrate Golden
Wedding Date

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard F. McIn-
tyre celebrated their Golden We'd
ding anniversary last Sunday at a
family dinner served at their home,
954 Fuller Ave. Eight relatives
were guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre were mar
ried on December 20, 1893, at the
home of Mrs. McIntyre's sister,
the late Mrs. o. D. Howard. The
McIntyres have lived in St. Paul
continuously since their marriage.
During the early history of St.
Paul Mr.. Mcintyre, a retired rail-
road employee, was active in COM
munity affairs. He was an original
member of the T. S. T. C.'s, char
ter member of the Sterling club and
for many years an active member
of st. James A. M. E. church.
The McIntyres received many
congratulations from friends and
relatives in honor of their 50th
Wedding Anniversary.