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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-29
CHAPTER NINE.

AGATHA CAUGHT the I n, =,
tam Co.,, 10. Lrr. ..,.. I'm. Il vas
=. ... + iowa. .,.... climbed IT,. 80.
Of Circumstances boarding hons,
su.'.a-. ~ .a-.. II. INF ry,u.ra
hours la. bee. 4 a.r.fl, ar..m.
81" pressed tne ,uDrh.v f....n~
nHI Ha...a. Her ..u,,s we're .,c.r.
h.r-.
L. less than half a -.ir.:e IT,.
door ooor,f. and C:gmar..nr. vf.r
q :.'. thrown over hey raflmas.
.,... tr.-. ,..t.p-. ...f. rra rj-
IL H.r '.rr... '.N.- N.a.ra,'
II. ..t,... .u..-. t: .i-a:hl'-
two -'w. .,.; a..ar; .a: atu.;:.
ter
Aunt t-..hl' Oh. thank good.
ross your" l.T.,"
agatha really was holding onto
Cl"nanjino for support. tu: 81
EaG - nT.,.''. that Il "az srn who
was doing Tie comforting. "Wnv.
child. what's .rrn- ." she asked.
"Whv II. tears"
C!"maui.:r lifted her face. YOU
were right. I'm sorry / ever came
here. Professor Nal.". has been
mu!!e:3a,'
Agatha s'IIi"ril. Her heart raced
wildly a sI. clutoheG ClrmaY:iua
tighter 81. lHru.nt. "Ito.: can tn.
n"H'S b. ovt - az. ky" | didn't
think anyone hu, ;nc police would
know about :; un'il morning" She
tried 10 control her voice. WHO
toll you she asked.
Mis- B-Bl.ssnm just tclaDhorcd.
He was S-S;Ihl".'"
Clinging together. the two w0m-
en- entered the house. Clrmar:;uc
turned and looked over her Shoul-
der behind them. rs though frIrful
the murderer was near. Agatha
shuddercd. and in tho mirror in the
hall as the door shut behind them
she saw her face was pds;y white.
My suitcase :" she said.
CIcmantinc went out on the
porch again and retrieved il, Carry.
ing it III one hard, she helped her
aunt TIP tlr stairs. Agatha had
never felt quite so weak before.
I'm sorry" apclogized the girl.
Il shouldn't have blurted 1t out"
I'm all right"
A fat girl was issning over the !
baluStradc from the landing above. i
her hair in curriers', say. what's go |
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-29

the door -nc"sI right J.. NY face
an Miss Blossom came ut So
!":rhly sc cr.,!Ied.
WHY. dea::e" size SAL. what
are You DOING here? Is -: time
Tor class
4" l lci' my Notebook :olG her.
was So clustered I didn't think to
asi: her what she WAS doing. And
lie "as gore down the hail before
III" .tsI came 20 me
III" letter ended. Agatha looked
ny and saw C!cmartinr S;.iyrr!ng
- though the nigh; were cold II
VAS warm and su!try. uHrcasoHably
,.Jrm for fail.
Agatha lrOwncd. 'Yoi YOU
haven't been making a fol %: Your
sojt "yr"--thiS professor"
cor cour>" not, Don't you know
I'm Ia love with John ."
-N-1tn! drew 4 sharp breath.
"N,i never pat it quite Us hlun;ly
before. Let me ask. thor did otto.
| mean Professor Ilnlir"- show
1"N s"gCill interest in ;"Ic"
"N'E. frankly lie diI. aurtie. a
sort ut tatllcrly Interest"
"F1thcriy On" Agatha
struggled wildly with NJ awful
thought: Could tic have been good
.Hihcr: Given time. could Clcman.
tine have won him over where her
mother had failed" Too late now!
"Hou don't suppose" asked Gle.
nantrc. that the whole thing is
Il joke? Maybe he's not been MUIR
dcrcd at all. They DO al kinds OF
stunts 10 initiate freshmen"
Not midnight telephone calls
about murder I'm afraid you're
mixed up in this more than you
know"
"Bit. aun.ic. I've only been here
two weeks. And / was gone all day
yesterday ana most of the day be.
fore with John"
Nevertheless. someone seems &c
think YOU are concerned enough to
be notified in the middle Of the
night Maybe they think you muir.
Gcrcd him"
Aunt Agatha"
perhaps Miss Blossom telc.
phonCd 10 v0u 10 sec If you were
in your room
"Eut. Auat Agatha. why would
anyone possibly suspect me? Why
would they suspect me any more
than they woiiid suspect we'll. ans
more than they would suspect you
for example? ?"
Ito Be Continued) .iW
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-29

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-29
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-29

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
Ann Arbor Council 10
Consider Pension Plan

Ann Arbor. Dec. 22-considera.
ton OF a proposed pension plan for
Ann Arbor employees is to be given
by city council me Ting. following
proposal OF Alderman A. ID. Moore
that the plan be analysed in an ef-
fort to have II before voters by
the April election. The pension
plan. which would not include POI
licemen or flremen. would be I'm
anccd jointly by the city and by
employees, with an annual cost OF
about $4,000 10 the city. IL
would provide pensions and retire
ment pay for about 1870 employees.
A recommendation by city plan
ming commission members that the
city be enlarged soon in anticipa-
ton OF the postwar building pro-
gram was referred to the ordinance
committee
Members OF a special COMMITTEES
Of the council are 10 meet with q
committee OF the Washtenaw Coun-
~ Board Of Supervisors in Janu.
ary u was announced, to study
adylsibility or prohibiting sale of
In .oxicants on Sundays in the coun-
".
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
Lucky Penny Brings
Joy TO War Orphans

The penny that Leroy Oesch
pasted on a plane as II went down
the assembly line at the Ford
Bomber Plant here, and which
grew to Sl,ll0l09 as other workers
pasted on contributions, will be
spent on war orphans.
The fund was removed from the
plane and turned over 10 Gem x.
Brayton OF the UAW.CfO. He. in
turn, sent II to the unit in which
Mr.. Oesch's brother, Stan Sergeant
Clifford Oesch. was serving in Eng.
land.
There Captain Richard Y. Rice
posted notice that the money had
been received and coupled with II
the suggestion that the company
turn II over 10 the war orphans
fund founded by the Stars and
Stripes. Every member OF the
company voted approval Of the
suggestion
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
Ann Arbor Residents TO
lake Part in Sing

Ann Arbor. Dec 22-Ann Arbor
residents today were completing
plans for the annual Yule Sing. 20
he this evening In Hin Auditorium.
The program, which will include
Christmas carols and hymns sung
by the audience, will be completed
by procession and Christmas pag-
ent basel upon the Nativity scene.
Pupils Of Ann Arbor's high
schools will take part. as will carol
INK groups OF school children. and
II few adults. Students and towns
people from Ann Arbor and vicini.
~ have all been invited 10 the
Sing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
Ann Arbor Deserted
by Students, Sailors

Ann Arbor. Dec. 22--Ann Ar
boris students, and Navy and Ma
rine trainoes had almost complete
~ disappeared from the city today.
following the official beginning Of
their vacation Tuesday evening
Purpose Of their being dismissed
In the middle Of the week was 10
facilitate wartime travel. UNIVERSE.
ty officials stated.
Army tralnees on tho campus re-
NAMED today. az Dec - and IS
and Jan. are the only holidays
which they will have
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
CASE ADJOURNED

Detroit, Dec .22-AP-The case
against Emil Macy, president Of
Briggs Local 212, United Automo-
bile Workers (ClO) charged with
assault and battery during a dues
drive Dec. . at the Briggs Body
Co. plant. was adjourned In re-
corder's court Monday until Dec.
30. Mrs Elizabeth Rice. com.
plalnant and non-unlon worker. ac-
cused Macy OF trying to prevent
her from entering the plant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
Philip Wagner to Edit
Baltimore Morning Sun

Ann Arbor. Dec. 22-Philip Wag-
ner. son OF Prof. and Mrs. Charles
Wagner, Lincoln Ave, Ann Arbor.
has been promoted TO the position
OF managing editor OF tho Morning
Son. The Baltimore sun publishes
an evening AZ we'll as n morning
edition Mr. Wagner filled the po-
sition OF editor OF the Evening Sun
since 1898. He also served as Lon
don correspondent I'm 1896.
A graduate OF the University Of
Michigan. MIR. Wagner wrote for
the Michigan Daily. and held the
position OF managing editor In
1925.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
RATION CASE HEARD

Detroit, Dec. 22-AP-C. J. Hoff.
man. owner Of Hoffman's Market
at Adrian, Monday was suspend
ed for 30 days from dealing In ra-
toned goods by Frederic S. Glover.
Jr, regional Office OF Price Ad.
'inistrsiioD hearing commissioner.
in ration suspension proceedings
at the federal building.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
The Ypsiianti DailyPress

GEORGE 9 HANDY. Publisher
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Daily per week, in city 80. zoe
Daily. ono year in Ypsilanu
Trading zone, comprising
Wsshtenaw County, and west
ern portion Of Wayne County 500
Daily. per year. outside Ypsi-
lanu trading zone .......... lbs
Social rate to soldiers. year. $500
Independent Of politics and pub
lisHed daily except Sunday with an
aim toward serving the Ypsilanu
trading territory.
TELEPHONES
Business office ............t1o, 4Il
Editorial Rooms ................bs
Entered as sec0nd-class mail matter
at Post office. Ypsilantl. Mich.
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is entitled to
the use for republication OF all news
dispatches credited to II not other
wise credited in this paper and also
the local news published herein. All
rights OF republication OF special
digpa.ches herein are also reserved.
MEMBER MICHIGAN
LEAGUE or HOME DAILIEs
Scheerer and Co.
4fi Lexington Ave. New York
Is L Wacker Drive Chieaks
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
Xmas Toys
DOLLS

DOLLS
THoRNE TIRE CO. 500 f. Michigan
WHY FEED RATS during these DAYS
OF food shortage. Ask us about XII
Balm. the new liquid rat poison
that kills and embalms rats and
mice. Leaves no odOr No fuss or
bother Guaranteed to kill or your
money back. Ypsilanti Farm Bureau
FIRE PROOF CHEST
Ball 4 Thrssher, - ~ Huron.
RECORD LOVERS will appreciate
one Of these useful Christmas gifts,
record rack, cabinet or album
Grinnell Bros. 2io w. Michigan
KITS and SUPPLIES for making Air
craft Boats. Jeeps, Tank, Trux.
Kites. etc. TERENCE VINCENT,
52l w. Cross ST.
FOR A LOVELY CHRISTMAS table
choose your dinner ware from our
complete selection. Service Tor six
its5 up. Grinnell Bros, 2l0 w.
Michiga
MAIsONETTE FROCKs, Nationally
sold, exclusive styles. All fabrics
and sizes 3 TO IS. See Mrs. Ruth
Liss. sO- \ +. Michigan.
TABLE LAMPS Complete with
shades, $3.50 and up. Ypsllanti
Piano Co. 402 f. Michigan.
YOU CAN PAINT the WOODWORK in
the average kitchen with Nj
Enamel for .i2.y5. Family Radio
shopps. lOs w Michigan
CHRISTMAS CARDS-Largs and
beautiful selection. order now
DCRANT'S, Phone ~.
sKATEs-LADIES' AND MEMS
Sizes from up. Skis, Toboggans,
sleds. shaefer's Huron 81 store
ALL MAHOGANY GIFT TABLES
tl2.sj up. Grinnell Bros, 30 w.
Michigan Ave.
CHROME METAL TRIM for sinks
and tables in stock Inlald llnoleum
In n. and s IT. widths. Promptly
installed by expert mechanics.
Mack = Mack, al w. Michigan.
Merchandise wanted
/ TO so SHARES NATIONAL BANK
Of YpsilAnti stock wanted Foster
Flstcher. 2l5 W. Michigan.
VIZ WILL PAY best cash price for
Old sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners. Singer Shop. Pm. oi2-W.
RAW FCRs. good prices paid. y
block y. Prospect Park. A. Shipley.
w NouHht 81.
CHILD's TRICYCLE.
WANTED
Phone 1875
STEAMER TRUNK In good condl tlon
wanted. Price reasonable. Phone
sg2-W.
Dirt. Sane and Gravel
CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or =. o. y. Pit.
WHITAKER 4 COOLING 60.
$500 Gale Rd. Phone 2o20-I-7
For Sale or Exchange
SHOW CASE-Anything Of value.
bought exchanged Fields, 20 r..
Cross 81 Phone 2092
Automotive
Trucks For Sale
TRCCK-is35 international D-2O. i6-
~ Eraf- igw and bod 10 usfnnfr
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
Automotive


TRUCK-is37 TnternstionaI D-5o. ie-
r. grain box and bed IN wheels.
fire rubber r. Trim. Phone Sc,
Milan, Mich
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
Automotive
House TrslIsfs For Gale

Used Trailer Clearance
Used TrRilers priced az 1925.
i3s5. tts5 and Up with terms 20
suit These are all trade-ins
which have been marked down
for quick sale AL have oil burn
ers and sleep I. open evenings.
Hurry
SeIIhorn Trailer Sales
$50 Eoorse Rd.. YpsllantL
Automobiles For ssls
CHEVROLET 1893 Master De Luxe
I passenger coupe. Mechanically Il.
X. body and upholsterlng IN nice
shape. four practically new tires
heater. 1850. 1913 Superior Ed.
1870 FORD COUPE. radio. heater.
new battery, low mileage, 8 good
tires. Excellent mechanically $50.
See +. J. soltis, Yp-l-Ann Trailer
Park. Packard Rd. Ann Arhor
lSN FORD door. very good tires.
radio, heater, low mileage. Motor
Just oNerhauled. Must be sold be-
fore Thursday. Price $1,000. No
Ennan Airport g07-J-l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22

IsI GLIDER HOUSE CAR sleeps 4
Gzr r;sVs. Good tres. go Devon
shire
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22

SP + c I A l.
PRICED at ti,ss5. with only sass
down and sac monthly for 2 bed
room home, with kitchen, living
room, bath room, utility room.
unfinished second floor large
enough for bed rooms: built
one year. close TO store. Just off
Pavement and only one mile to
Bomber; possession in one week.
this il real bargain. offered at
less than cost.
EHMAN a GREENsTREET
40 W. Michigan. Tel. iI37
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
Real Estate
Houses For safe

Real Estate
Houses For safe
BRAND NEW HOMES
Reasonable Down Payment
Ssl Per Month incl Taxes
on FLA. Plan.
N!es living room. bedrooms.
with hardwood floor linen clos
et. bath. and Kitchen with limo
leum Second floor. Recreation
room, furnace laundry tubs.
chute. coal bin fruit cellar.
package receiver. Insulation. win
dow shades. sidewalks See them
today.
E. Rodgers Sylvester
sol Z. Forest PAone as
WEST SIDE. II room house. bath.
furnace, $500. Terms. $500 down.
Immediate possession. close In. H.
Peet 50 n Huron s. Pons 1874
Farms For sal.
10 ACRES uear Ridge Road, 5000 an
acre. Easy terms. IL. Peet, 80 No
Huron 81, Phone 1871.
Merchandise
-FOUR MEMS SUITS Brown, Tan.
Gray, Blue size 30. Also O'Coat.
All in good condition. Phone 1889
household FurniSnlrat
MAHOGANY OFFICE DESK and
chair, two steel filing cabinets.
one living room suite, one table.
Phone 7ls.
NEW GAS STOVE FOR SALE
Perfect condition. Call l0i-M.
or s26 Ann 81.
MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE
Excellent condition.
Phone 1901 evenings.
RUGS, DINING ROOM SUITE AND
DRESSER FOR SALE.
Cali 1906 West Cross 81.
GOOD COIL BED SPRINGS and felt
mattress. Chenille bed spread. like
new. Boys skates, size s, 2t0 wal
lace Blvd. Phone 2ll5-J.
Musical Equipment
PIANOs-B0ught. sold, exchanged,
and rented. Ypsilanti Piano Co. 403
E Michigan.
FOR LASTING PLEASURE and
greater musical JOY give fine
radio photograph. Finest makes to
choose from. Grinnell Bros. 2lO W.
Michigan Ave.
Farm Products and Equipment
POTATOES
sos y. Prospect st.
Phone 27e6-J.
Merchandise For sale
XMAS TREE SALE
csc to 800 this week.
Beautiful TIT. trees only 500.
ll7A L. Forest Ave, fpsilanu.
CHILD'S ACKNOWLEDGED con
dition, steel, rubber tires Pre-war
build Suitable for child TO 6.
1889 Norfolk, Willow Run Village.
WILL SELL, USED ARGUS Enlarg-
er for 5000. This enlarger works
in combination with Argus A model
camera Or will sell both enlarger
and camera for $1,000. Call eve
nings at 1927 n. Congress.
BABY BASSINETTE on wheels Good
condition. May be seen after 5:45.
lll6 w. Cross.
TEETERBABE FOR SALE
Good condition $500.
SIS Youngs St.
wOMAN'S WHITE SHOE SKATES
size .. Boys shoe skates size g.
Child's white shoe skates size IL
Phone l39S-R.
U-CONTROL. Whip-Power Airacobra
kits, for s., or $3.50 ga. HOBBY
SHOP, $40 W Cross st.
FULLER BRUSHES
Phone Npsi 1858 OF
Saline i90F3l
Z COLEMAN FUEL OIL STOVES
Almost new. Royal Tavern.
Phone gllb
IL AND . HORSEPOWER Electric
motors wanted Phone l5Iz-W from
a. m. TO . noon.
BARBER SHOP fixtures, one tank
and heater, one heating stove, hot
water furnace. Call saw.
SPRUCE CHRISTMAS TREES
Good Assortment. 2li Perrin st.
Phone 260O-W.
Merchants Specials
BOX SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES
l. y v ? 8 n o r
10 w. Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22

THoRNE TIRE CO, 800 e. Michigan
WHY FEED RATS during these DAYS
OF food shortage. Ask us about XII
Balm. the new liquid rat poison
that kills and embalms rats and
mice. Leaves no odor. No fuss or
bother. Guaranteed to kill or your
money back. Ypsilanti Farm Bureau
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22

h body ana upholsierlng IN nice
shape. four practically new tires
heater $3.50. 1913 superior IA.
1910 FORD COUPE, radio heater.
new battery, low mileage 8 good
tires. Excellent mechanically $3.50.
See +. J. Soltis, Ypsl-Ann Trailer
Park, Packard Rd, Ann Arbor
lSu FORD 2 door. very good tires.
radio, heater, low mileage. Motor
Just oNerhhuled. Must be sold be-
fore Thursday. Price $4,000. Mo
Ennan Airport. gO7-J-l.
Employment
Help wanted--Male
We need more men to I'M
load and deliver coal. Also
we need several trucks with
drivers. Ii YOU know of any.
please have them contact us
at once.
WEBB COAL co.
62S NO. HURON ST.
PHONE 420
EXPERIENCED MECHANIC Wanted
Phone 4lJ or 2i53. See Mr.. Long
necker At 100 T.. Cross st
NIGHT FIREMAN wanted at high
school building. Hours 20 ~ u
m. Contact Superintendent Chap
Gle, Telephone log.
Hello Wanted. Female
Cook Wanted
Permanent position, country
house between Ypsilantl and
Ann Arbor. Cooking for small
group. Apply
The Detroit Edison Co.
1000 Second Avenue, Detroit
OPERATOR AND MANAGER for
beauty shop at Willow Run Lodge
Apply at 3ss s, state Street, Ann
Arbor,
GIRLS VENTED
Apply In person
TROJAN LAUNDRY
SALES LADY FOR WOMEN'S
READY TO-WEAH
Paristyle, 1875 w. Michigan
Help Wsnted-'hale or Female
HELP WANTED for new APP super
Market war housing development.
Five cashiers, I meat clerks. I meat
cutter. z produce clerks. lG grocery
stock men--Fuii time or part time
work. Full pay while IN training.
Apply Monday between ANA D.
IN. at new AMP Store, Willow Run
Development. Stamford Ave. at
Berkshire or at Super Market S27
East Michigan Ave- Ypsilnnu.
Livestock
FRESH JERSEY COWS for sale.
Bangs and T.B tested. Fat hog
1851 Stony Creek Rd.
HoLSTE1N COW AND SECOND
GALE. Bangs Tested. ss5 S.
Huron St
FOUR FAT HOGS around 200 lbs.
each. Market price. Phone Az,
Willis. 1880 futile nm Road.
Poultry For sale
LIVE BARRED ROCK BRoILERs
1850 futile nm I'd.
Phone 651-J-2
YOUNG CHICKENS. Geese and Hens
for sale. George Elliott, 6270|
stony Creek Road.
BARRED ROCK PUI.LETS, several
hundred to sell. Feeds, poultry
equipment and supplies. Morton
Poultry Farm. Phone COR. Saline,
y mile east on U. S. IL.
CHICKENS AND WHITE
MUSCOVY DUCKS, Alive or
dressed. 1875 Miles 81. Pm. 1911.
LIVE BROlLERS
1895 r.. Forest Ave
Cor. Harris Rd
DIlHo NM bFf.SE Tor christmas.
Get them before Dec. 81 w. B
Kelly, $3.50 Whittaker I'd
LAYING WHITE ROCK PUTLETS
and Flyers. $500 Bunton Rd. at
Textile Rd near Ford pam.
9 " G X T. y
$3.50 Whitaker Rd
Phone i27G-Ji after 6 D. m.
Wanted To Buy
SPOT CASH
DEAD OR ALIVE
HORSES
$500
CATTLE
$500
PROMPT Service
Phone Collect to Darling & Co.
Detroit Vinewood 1850
CALI OUR ADTAKER at $40 for
Classified ADVERTISING service
Lucky Penny Brings
Joy to'War Orphans
The penny that Leroy Oesch
pasted on a plane as 1T went down
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22

EXPERIENCED MECHANIC Wanted
Phone as or 2i53 See Mr.. Long
necker At 100 T.. Cross st
NIGHT FIREMAN wanted at high
school building Hours 20 70 u
m. Contact Superintendent Chap
, ellie Telephone IOs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22

We need more men to I'M
load and deliver coal. Also
we need several trucks with
drivers. Ii YOU know of any,
please have them contact us
at once.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22
Employment

Help wantsd--Maie
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-22

BOX SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES
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10 W. Michigan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-13
SPECIAL APPEh
 FOR WASTE
Waterbury Must Cont Doing It's Share DecIa
 Mayor MOnagan

Despite a special appeal state directors of fat salvngD mittee that housewives are he6E ing negligent in their efforts t6 wage grease and fats from t daily food consumption, WatoE is still going strong and i've H9 want any let up ct tlfis roaf Mayor John S. Monagan annorN today.
 Simply because the news NGEqa has been so wonderful tho week or 50 is no reason for h041 wives to relax now" said the MI4 Perhaps it Is all the more t we should double our efforlE added.
 Mayor Monagan win speak e1k Q nationwide hook-up Weaus evening at 9 o'clock, one Hfaanaate be. fore the Lionel BarrymCro s18eyoz| of the Town program is aired
 J. Warren Upson, chairman Of tIls local salvage committees, reiterated his previous statements for holiges wives to "go all out on the dOzmes4 tic front as our boys are going aIl out on the fighting fronts.w
 Every ounce of fat counts. Every ounce of fat means ending the waS that much sooner. Every ouEce cf fat means making the Nazis and their kin realize we're not q de- cadent people. Every ounce of faA is the symbol of the part the house wives are playing on the home front" declared MT. Upson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-13

The Americans quickly develop 0 keen conradeship with their Chi nese students and find them apt pupils.
 It. David Burleson, 23, Fayette- vile, Ark, who has been checking the progress of the Chinese lads for four months, said: Tt doesn't take them long to get the feel of an air. plane and they progress quite rapidly"
 Burleson cited graduation fig ures for the first three- month class which ended recently. We passed half of them - 5l per cent to be exact" he said. That's pretty typi- cal of our averages at home"
 Saves Useless Expense
 This new scheme of giving air men candidates primary training in India was designed to save the ex- pense of transporting to the United States many cadets who in the nor- maj course of training eventually would be washed out". The Ameri- cans believe those they pass have an excellent chance of getting through advanced training in Ari- zona, especially since primary training is repeated there.