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COLORED-RIOPELLE

Near Alexsndrins: good 2-fanily and 3;
immediate possession; 81 500 81 oo0 down
Superlo and Riyard.-4 and L. 81. 500. $500
down TMlnhrnnk 2-AAi1.
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FLATs FoR SALE

coLoRED-East Side. bsautiful ,Vo-fau1.
uy. painted walls. excellent condinsn. +.
immediate possession, 50 600. terms III
hA13
CoLoRED GOODWIN. OWEN -s-a
Bast ~ M gar ONLY $500 On
p sTOBIN TR. l-03ss TY. LIN
COLORED-PAs fats. b rooms
each. separate furnaces; two-car garage
81 200 down. TO S-s7i2
COLORED-y Grand Blvd 2-rat, nat
ural nreplaces on heat SO 600 50 600
down Tyler 1-i3i9
cOLORED-a family fun price, g. 100
a469
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FLATS FOR sALE-wEsT

CALVERT. Mr.. LA SALE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION or LOWER
Beautiful duplex bedrooms and baths
each. large living room sunroom largs
dining room, Scar garage. SIS 900 With
cash 20 FLA mOrtEage.
JUDsON BRADWAY CO
sat MAJESTIC BLDG RA. 300
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FLATS roR SALE

FLATS FOR SALE
ASHLAND, nr. Lake, rms ca. good
condition. Priced to sell. LIE. 1857
5RlcK-2 family, hot air s,oksr heat
newly redecofated' ceiling rent, $50.
Priced $1,000. AR. si3e
BRUSH H-NFvADA-s-s, hot air furnaces
A-2oo down. acres at ls-MH. Road
Rsaltor. Townsend S-53ee. -
CAMPBELL-F -FoRT-Bsrgain 4-famiIy ard
single; in good condition. rented for
$40. only $500, terms
ELSA REALTY d INVESTMENT co
EMERSON, J.ffsrson-Brick ana a,
-porches- bedrooms each very eiesa
80 0oo down. Yeoman-Vslate COMPANY
Tuxedo i-O7oo.
FLORENCE AVE. 2si. near Hsmlton-
Flat, 5-a. scar garage: reasonable. sun
dsy afternoon or phone RE. 5ss9.
GREEN Ave, 25io - Fram. 2famlly;
50 500, terms. crossman. Ho s444.
HOLBURN, 3515-7
Mar NJ Elliott: Double house SIS
TO approval OF Probate Court
Fred G. Nagle Co. CA. 1740
HOLLYWOOD, 1888
Near John r.. Lars. tram. 2-nat Each
unit has front sunrm. ana two bedrms
Hot air heat. Near schools and transp, BY
appointment
ANDREW L. MALoTT. INC. RA. $500
JOY RoAD-LrvERNoIs SECTION
- frame flat In excellent condition. Only
yei5 down
Mr. Manchestsr--vE. 5-7soo-Hannan's
KENDALL, 324s, near Wildemere-Besuti-
ful face brick, gables; $50 income plus
heat; $4,000 down. Leaving city. See
owner.
MELvISpALE-A -Re4D-B,su.ts,,t
brick; rooms up and down: large lot !;
ELsEA REALTY d INVESTMENT co.
s2l7 w. FORT VI. i-I4OO
NAvAHoE.E. Modern. S
rooms down. up; separate furnaces,
FL ELsEA z. REALrY a INvEsrMEYT co,
NORTH WOODWARD SECTION
Brick a-famiy furnaces 4 garages;
only Sll 000 easy terms
Mr.. BECKER, HANNAN's. We. $500
TAYLoR-2-Family Brick Sc.
Bargain. Cadillac 600 or TU. 2-esTs
TOWNSEND, 1909 -2-famny $50. clos.
80 schools, churches; good income; sscri-
hce terms
TWELFTH. 3s0i -05. cor. Hazel-5 rooms
and bath each II. A. heat
ALSO q single. rooms and bath, stove
heat; immediate possession OF the single
FIRST LlQUrDATING CORPORATION
- Michigan Ave. Cherry s7O0
TWENTY -FOURTH STREET
Full Price $3.50
fats ard store totsi rent sio7 50 per
mo; Brikote; good cond. Mr.. Baker
CA. 032i or TR 272os
HOMER WARREN a CO
Two-FAMILY house. SIS. two furnaces
fun basement. price s.. 500; on Van
DYKE Also 2-tamily home on Erby. SIS.
Inquire s07s Royat, near Van Dyke and
outer Drive.
5034 HELEN, VACANT
II Rooms, stssms Garage. 81, 500 Down
1887 KIRBY EAST, VACANT
lo-room rat, cellar, oak doors; immediate
possession IS. 300. Home Farm Corp.
4os r Cd Blvd. Fit,roy 2soo
S-FLAT
ard room single house with gross In
come % 81 500, year. Can be purchased
on terms. including furniture IN apart
ments building IN excellent condition.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

CoLoRED-323s DENroN-Nov Vacant!
Y rms, stove heat. garage, brick siding
Only $3.50 down, SIS month.
p. SLoBiN TRA -0ss6 TY. 7.7iia
COLORFD-N W. section: T-room hunEs-
low IA. A.. ht.. garages, tip-top coadl-
ton. Immediate pOssessioni s.. 500. terms.
+ y, HKmLhk- -5f5 r, KfRbr=TR. 2-s5tl
CoLORED - West side, Tllman Warren
section. s-rpom, 5-bedroom, 2-car ga
rage: steam heat. immediate possession
reasonable down payment. Townsend s-42BS.
COLORED--W KIRBY PATH SECTION
& dandy rooms. brick siding basement.
hot air heat Requires 81 900 down
-StotstN rfts I=U35B TT, 7 TTII
CoLORED- Harding Ave. single bed
Eaoms. excellent condition; possession IN
steam heat. Others, Ivanhoe 20s7
coLoRED-Greeley. near CAnir incom.
each newly painted walls. lovely
yards possession soon y. NJ Hamlar,
5l3 r. Kirby. TR. 2-s5t4.
.COLORED Lumpkin. income house 8
rooms down and up, frame no base
msnt. price 81, 500 81 500 down $50 per
month. TO. a'43s2
CoLoRED North OF s7lyd near Wood
ward brick u rooms bedrooms
steam heat; good condition, garage. terms
TO s-s172
NeeLeREe GOODWIN zortSH seer.
siosia IN rR 'o,.s fs 9n'y rY $500 7.7fi. III
-Rossdale- John p, 10 rooms
four kitchsnettes $40 weekly income
81 o0o, 81 800 down. Townsend s-s35s.
COLORED- We have FOR SALE good sin-
giles, incomes, flats. business opportu.
mites prices reasonable. PLAZA s375
/ CoLORED- Mckinley. 7-room luu base.
ment, hot air heat: good condition
50 500. ST. 600 down. Trinity 2-as07,
| CoLORED-Extrsordin huy: 2-fami!y
fat. reasonable down payment. Cannon
Bros, Townsend 5-e37s.
/ CoLORED-smi,h: 2-fsmny. SIS good
condition. 81. 500. 81. 500 down, Johnson
Madison 1889.
| COLORED-Lumpkin. 8 rooms steam
heat. 81, 500. terms. Schwartz, Cadillac
A2i9
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COLORED-WHAT A BUY!
GARFIELD, ioos--5-fanily. Al condition
only 500, terms. Act quickly on this
CANNON BROS. 1880 SHERMAN
FITZPOY oi4o
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HOUSES FOR SALE
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Vacant Helen close McSichols. 4 rms 4,
hath onlN 2.000 TW, i-7020
LINCOLN PARK Russell DIX possession
AZ once only 3 years old; brick bunEa-
low (. bedrooms, tile bath; gas heat
ge,ne -..a- farm, priced -Fishth
ELsEA REALTY a IMPROVEMENT co.
.as- EnDT "a VI l.IaOO
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

A NICE HoME-PossEssIoN 30 DAYS
Monte Vista, nr. Dawson
-S-RM FRAME, A-sAR RT-HRfVFs
BACHOR, 1900 WYOMING. no 00li
ARDMORE-5-room. brick gas heated
garage, fenced. practically new. Yer
mont 6-7642
ARMOUR R-Gratiot-Moderr 5 rms ? car .
50, 500. 81 200 dn. Pettins PL. 5000.
BESfTEAU, near So BernArd's Church
rom modern steam heat side drive
garage. Shown by appointment only
IS 900 1090s Mack
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1907 EUCLID

e-s Brick 7.ha, between Dexter and Grand
River, walking distance from schools.
churches and transportstio Price 81. 500.
SELDOM A JOHNSON INC I'N $500
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CoLORED--No orth end. l0275 Goodwin
beautiful Groom single, bedrooms hot
AA-t- g.aSSnSA-nf4- mediate ---4 loo
down. s33 monyn. John a. Bishaw, VI.
77os1.
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LINCOLN PARK

BUCKINGHAM. 1883 RMS. BRICK
81 400 5000 CASH AT. 1910
Lorraine AVE. d724. near Ltnwood and
McGraW-BAIEaih for cash beautiful
s-room stucco, lsX23 living room. book
eases huilte int natural fireplace. baths.
shoWert Steam heat. 2-car garage. Must
sell account OF poor health.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

FAMILY house SIS. two furnaces.
fun basement price s.. 500; on Van
Dyke Also 2-tarily home on Erby. SIS.
Inquire s07s Roiyst, near Van Dyke and
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

COLORED
LOG CABIN NEAR PURITAS-t2 100
Z rms, painted walls, 2 car gar, 7, y.
Baker. CA n32i or TR 2-720s
HOMER WARREN CO
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vACANT--s2 Berestord frame. 7 rooms
BEDROOMS natural fireplace. steam
hsst lavatory IN basement q tors coal
2 cords wood. 4o-foot lot. AGAR garage.
side drive. needs decorstion price $3.50;
81 $50 down $50 per month Open sun,
day between 2 aud 8. 81 Mldland avenue.
TO g-s-sS
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

WILL pay up 20 $1,000 cash for a good
clean ls4i car. 1866 Lyernols
NorthlAwn 1921.
WILL pay $3.50 20 81 200 for CLEAN car
Rs dealers -Et-rroy- -6.b6 ~
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WEST sIDE-Searly new. rive rooms with
ssrags attached Attic floored for two
large rooms. Wei buil' home Of best
materials. Landscapiug and drive In Plenty
Of trees. Everything modern. Owner oc-
eupied. See owner sunday or evenings
sI7s south HALLER RID, near Middlehslt
and JOY Pd
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

DEARBORN WEsT-s r0oms, bath. sxtrs
lot. immediate possession, needs decorHt-
ms Sc 600, terms. Call r. Ross, 2252s
PARK Dearborn
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WANTED TO RENT ROOMS

COUPLE want 2 or rooms before school
stars coicred. II. 2-611i.
EOtORED Mother. chuf wants ono or
Two rooms before school starts. Temple
2-sT7i
6OLOKED--WAnted furnished room oT
small apartment. one chl!c. TEmpls
2-1llT
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GRATOT COIIRT

Hsrps- CRATIC, section. s rms. 2 bedrns
coal hot AZ heat. garage. priced for quick
SAFE price So $50.
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Summer Cottage

t3ss &tb. stoney Pointe Beach Uake
Fr,.i--Fuii cement block foundation,
attiek, garage. only $500, S+00 down.
Lane, ei45-Brick 2-fnmily. S large
rnoms and bath each; furnaces. bus
and oar line; priced tn sell.
CART >f;R. s303--Income down.
up. oak floors, hot water furnace;
EarnIns sIdr drlNe. al 900 dnMn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

VAUGHAN. 1891, nr schoolcrsft-com-
fortahle cottage type bungalow. new
brick siding and root two lots included.
sun r% 1892 Lanphars. CA s3t0
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HOUSES FOR SALE-WEST
victory development 20.
Var Born and Howe Rds ---Wsyns isSs
DEARBORN. WEST

LlSpBERGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
s.rnern -hsick- -colnriAl-EaA- -heAt
natural fireplace. bar lst floor; copper
screens, storm sash, screened porch. 2-oAr
garage, ios-ft LOT: So, 900.
o. II LEDWlDGE DEARBORN 1898
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

EAST DETROlT-9 -Scboenherr sec.
--t ti~n--a ro0uv- frI'i arrrc drIye. garage
SO 500. 81 500 down LE 1920.
EAsTLAWN near CharlevoixJ - Vacant
soon S rms, brkots. h. a heat full
base newly decorated So 200, 81 200
down. LIZ i452
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TWELFTH. 3sOi -O5. cor. Hszei-5 rooms
and bath each: II. A. heat
ALSO q single. rooms ard bath stove
heat. Immediate possession OF the single
Entire cornsr-Ss 900. terms
FIRST LlQUrDATING CORPORATION
~ Michigan Ave Cherry s7OO
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

-LIAGslI.s-y-4Sl4.-Ess aEEets---IsSsa-,,
Housekeeping rooms, water two en-
rloysd msn 81.
ONE room good location and tfsnspor-
tation small Child welcome. White
MA a072
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COLORED

Frame fst on Burrsll near Lavton: .
car garage. slate roof; modern exec ~
basement. unusually low price and terms
upper rented. Call c. Ray Flanagan,
Cadillac 100
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Immediate Possession

Brick 4 bedrrns IS 500, 81 500 dn. Roy
RhinehAr,. TR. 1880 Ma so47,
CoLoRED-Wes Cd. Blvd sx.room
BRICK only 81 500 down HAGUE Ave-
nue., SIX. family brick, only sit 000 terms.
New man TYLER 4-0S3S
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BOARD AND ROOM

CRANDN 3s26-At'raciive room sxcsiisn,
tEsakportatioai two employed -No--i4as-
EIBBGER R-JEFFERsoN - Gentleman or
lady; excellent meals and transporta-
ton. LEnox 0146,
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.OLORED
Excellent Investments

Delnar. el7s: 2-family, II rms, bed
rms. each fiat: IS, 900. terms.
Shernan-St. Aubin. 3-fsmily. steam, 2-car
brick gar IS, 800; terms.
Harmon John r.. 3-fsmily; Al condition /;
81 400: terms
CANNON BROS.
1850 SHERMAN ~ 0i40
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HOTELS
BARLUM HOTEL

- stories - comfort. facing 'rr river
s20 rooms newly furr shed every rom
fsA tab and shower rRff LaIty 81 %
Lp, weekly So up slrEs $40 double
pvfrllfs Most Convenient Hotel
CADILLAC SQUARE RA 5ao0
HOTEL wAsHlSGTON sl3o case Con
vsrien', pleasant rooms. 81 daily srd up
%ELROsE HOTEL. 81 TAst Cann,li -
Even room Aas shoNti, trAnSients
- 81 double
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S-FLAT

ard room single house with gross In
come % 81 500, year. Can be purchased
on terms including furniture IN apart.
nents building IN excellent condition.
For further information call c. X. Flsna-
eap Cadillac T7AN
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
HOUSES FOR RENT
Collegedale Defense

Collegedale Defense Project
$50 rent With option 20 buy according %
W L regulations, also some for sale
E-.-&A-+--- A--s------..-- -+4--------y.--4
s-1E u z -lHflfI III a. Fargo 60 Ansl.
open every day, saiesrsn IN property
Cffcs - z0O0i southfsid
OusEMA%-sPlTZLEY CORP CH Nls
GROW YOUR OWN Buy a Htus farm
near RlJ al OAK = ar. $3.50 only IS
dn. rromlsy. FL. s3eT 20s - Nain. o
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

INGfIs, 1892
Near Vernon highway and Springwes.
Nice 6-room home. modern, n. A. heat.
3-rsr-rsrar-- - 5eo q h1n down owner
viii show Quick possession,
y. A DeBOOS REALTOR. ca. asia
KINLOCK FENKELL section 5-room
modern. all tile features bay windows,
dinette. fully Insulated attic, complete IN
every way, Sc 100 81 900 down. S3i
month including taxes Horkins 2ilf3
Eenkell Omen gundAX- -Redfntd nizA
LANE. T7Sf linear CentrsD-- rooms apd
dIn1nx nofkl new Kitchen and haih
fixtures, hot air hrst-can havt immediate
possession -
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SHARE LIVING QUARTERS

GIRL 10 share Groom furnished fiat viii
all Prlpllasea- 3nss s-fsehrnan, Harnt-sr1rk
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-wEsI

HoUsE-fiooring. ceiotex storm windows
stink; electric fixtures, wiring: $3.50
cash. 1924 Chapel, Detroit. Garfield
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

-coMPTETE REAL ESTATE sERvTcr
SELDOM A JOHNSON, INC. 4 OFFICES.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

CONGRATULATIONS
lovely broom buug full base; furnses
large attic, garage, 81 SEQ. only $500 dn.
sLOBiN, TY. 7-7il5. TR. i-O366.
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DEARBORN WEST rooms. hath good
condition and location 50 200. 81 On0
down. Can 2. Ross. 2252s PARK Dearborn.
DEAkBeRN-H Horger. SIPS rms small
basement; garage; immediate possession.
CT. HAeE
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
WEST DEARRORN
FLATS FOR RENT
APIS. FOR RENr-uNruRNlsHEp
APIS. FOR RENT-FURNIsHEp

GROW your own. buy a little farm neA
Royal Oak. 4, ac $3.50. only s. dr
Tror'lsy H. s5s7, zoe y. Main. r. 9
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

= BEDROOM apartment fret floor porch.
res' 10 rfrs buying Ts fGrrfgr.
utensils. f4fg.ss-Hgs. irr $3.50. Tyler
3ogr
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
MONTANA. WEST

MIN ANA, w ES
All brick. T-room colonial, large front
and rear porches. steam heat; large irees
on lot garage Al the price this home Is
selling foT IL wont last long Call NJ.
starr University 400
HAROLD BLAKE SALES DIVISION
sToEPEL. ss2e-vscsnt; rooms. car
peted handy 20 stores. transportation,
schools. church, requires large down.
tOpenD Edelmsn, 1926 Oakland. Townsend
WARD -Schoolcraft-4 rms 81 TOO. 5000
dn, S25 mo. Gustsfson. HO. $3.50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-12
Victor Over Defeat
Wesleyan Guild Topic

Jesus, the Victor over Defeat.
and the part his victory plays in
shaping our lives today, was the
topic OF the service OF the IVES
leyan Guild at their meeting Sun
day evening.
Miss Margaret Kelly, Ypsilani,
was leaders of the service. assist
ed by Corp. Harry Forbes The
service opened with a violin solo
by Worth Mallory. Otsego. with
Donald Carlson, Ludington. at the
piano. The solo was Ave Maria,
Gounod, after which Miss Louise
Meyers, Flint sang The Silent
Voice. Caro- Roma, accompanied
by Miss Susan Eckley.
Rev. Warren Jackson. chaplain
at Willow Lodge, spoke during the
stressing the any-eir.
cumstances in the life of Jesus,
which might have ended in defeat.
but how He came victorious
through all the many struggles and
difficult decisions which He had
to make. He pointed out how
Jesus had stressed to His disci-
Piles toll and sacrifice which they
would undergo under His leader
ship Rev. Jackson closed with a
quotation OF Jesus which he point
ed out might well be remembered
today to aid in overcoming difficult
ties, BE OF good cheer for have
overcome the world"
Miss Deana Dean. Flint was
chairman of the committee for the
supper at the beginning OF the
meeting. She was assisted by Miss
Marion Dean, and Miss Frances
McCutcheon. Flint, and Howard
Stanton. Group singing
was led by Worth Mallory, with
Donald Carlson at the piano
Thursday evening at $50 the
group will participate in the week
ly Fun Night at the Methodist
Church. On Friday there will be
a Wesleyan Guild party, at s p. m.
at the church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-12
Miss Helen Campbell
Talks TO League Group

People in mental Institutions
represent a cross section from
every strata OF society, students of
the Westminster League were told
Sunday evening by Miss Helen
Campbell who is a psychologist at
The Ypsi,arti state Hospital In
a mental hospital ale patients from
every walk of life, every race, and
nationality, she continued.
In speaking Of three phases in
case histories OF individuals in
these institutions, she told Of
causes leading up to the need for
mental care, which include environ
ment as a major factor. religious
conflict, and heredity. The second
phase. or active treatment has as
a major part Of its program thera-
py, physio and occupational, she
stated. After a patient returns
to normal life, Miss Campbell
stated, his progress continues to be
under observation.
Miss Margaret Snow. Wyandotte,
was in charge OF the devotional
service at the beginning OF the
meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-12
League Lark Well
attended Saturday

A large number OF women stu
dents OF the Normal College. and
their guests. attending the League
Lark Saturday evening. made the
annual semi-formal dance. sponsor
ed by. the Women's League, a de-
cided success. Miss Mary Steimle,
fpsilanti, and Miss Mary Eileen
Ducklow. Detroit, were co-chair-
men Of the dance, which was in the
Fred Green ballroom OF Charles
McKenny Hall, from 9 p. m to
midnight.
Decorations for the dance carried
out a "datebook' theme, with
large red and white datebook. and
a red and white striped pencil,
with the letters OF League Lark. in
glittering silver, on a drop over
hanging the orchestra. A soft
lighting effect was provided by
shaded floor amps and palms stood
in the lobby.
During the intermission faculty
guests and student committee mem
bers were served punch and cookies
in the Formal Lounge by Miss
Minerva Allen, Pontiac. and Miss
Pauline Fisher, Wyandotte. Chair
men Of the committees we're assist
ing hostesses at that time.
4 grand march. held near the
end of the evening, was led by
Miss Virginia Dykhuis, Women's
League president and her guest,
1t. Sidney Simon, Miss Mary Duck
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-12
Christian Students
Summarize Material

In a panel discussion during
their meeting Sunday evening stu
dents OF the Christian Youth Eel
lowship summarized material Gov
cred in previous meetings on the
subject Of "A Just and Durable
Peace" The discussion was led
by Miss Eleanor Stoltz, Ypsilanti.
First speaker. and discussing the
Religious Foundation" was Miss
Josephine Hempsted, oxford, who,
in answering the question. III it is
true that the post war world will
be a better world only il religion
makes il so. what steps can or
ganiZed religion take 10 aid in the
task -, stated that missionaries
and organization of all religion in
dividual faith in God. truth. science,
and belief in human dignity. we're
necessary factors. Vaughn kop-
pin, Ypsilanti. stated that the story
Of the Samaritan is the Bible cor
respondent TO the theory that all
men are created equal. in answer
ing the question I'm what sense is
democracy based on religion" The
question. Ultimately social i'm
provement depends on the kind OF
persons who make up the world.
What has religion TO do with the
nature OF that person., was answ-
cred by Miss Ruth Craft. Mt. Glenn
ems, who stated that everything
about a person. his character, per
sonality, and all he does, is in
fuenced by religion
In discussing political founda-
tons Miss Ellen Coulter, Detroit,
answered the question, is the doc
trine OF nationalism necessarily
threat TO world peace -" She said
that we must protest the world
from a perverted nationalism which
works only to national advantage,
and that achieving internationalism
Pan Americanism. is one
means of gaining this end. Miss
Marjorie Marcourt, Pontiac. answ-
cred the question. "On basic prin-
ciples should world government be
founded il il is 10 succeed?', Miss
Marjorie Harcourt. Pontiac, stated
that We should have an interna-
tional court system. policing sysT
TEN, and an international legisla-
tive and executive plan.
Misc Madeline Winner, Rose
Vile, was in charge OF the devo-
tlonal at the beginning OF the meet
ing. which opened with the sing
ing OF the hymns. God Send Us
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-12

low. her guest, Joseph Samwebber.
Crosse Pointe, and Miss Mary
Steimle. and her guest, William
Cogar. Highland Park.
Receiving the guests were: Miss
Virginia Dykhuis, Womens League
president. her guest, Dean Susan
B. Hill, Miss Mary Ducklow. her
guest, and Dean and Mrs L. r.
Isbell. first line. They were an
nounced by Miss Aurabel Hosman.
Ypsilanti. Miss Dorothy Rahm.
Iron Mountain. president-elect Of
the League, her guest. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. p. StCimle. Miss Mary
Steimle, her guest. and Dean Fran
ces Farnham. comprised the second
line, with Miss Carilyn Pryor.
Ypsilanti. announcing the guests.
Faculty guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Blackenberg, Prof.
and Mrs. Noble Lee Garrison, Miss
Grace. Cooper. Registrar and Mrs.
c. p. Steimle, Dean Susan B. Hill.
Associate Dean Frances Farnham.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Dean
and Mrs. f. \. Isbell.
Committees assisting Miss
Steimle and Miss Ducklow were:
Miss Jean Campbell, Gaylord.
chairman, Miss Jean Cameron.
Fryeburg, Maine. and Miss Jane
Bovill, Detroit, floor; Miss Minerva
Allen. Pontiac, chairman. Miss Pau
line Fisher, Wyandotte. refresh.
ments; Miss Jeanne Schumann.
Dearborn. chairman. Miss Jean
pringnitz. Mt. Clemens, Miss Mary
Doyle, Detroit. Mss Betty Ann
Nyikos. New Haven, orchestra;
Miss Betty Hayes. Dearborn, chair
man, Miss Olga Dorics, Kingston,
and Miss Sally Ball. Trenton, invi-
tations.
Miss Mary Battelle. YpSilanti.
chairman, Miss Bette Betwee. De
troit, Miss Beverly Boutell, Npsi-
lanti. Miss Dorothy Arnold. Marine
City, Miss Esther Senff Ypsilanti.
tickets; Miss Eunice Kidd Mt.
Clemens, chairman. Miss Marie
Churchill, Wayne. Miss Gertrude
Menzi. YpSilanti, Miss Nancy
Lewark, Mt Clemens. decorations;
Miss Joyce Johnson, Pontiac. chair
man, Miss Ann Gill, Ypsilanti, Miss
Virginia Schnell, Grand Rapids.
Miss Doris Andrews. and Miss
Gladys Fink, Mt Clemens. publici-
ty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-12
Big Educational Task Seen
After End of HOstilities

Ann Arbor, Apr. 12-American
Educators have before them to-
day their most severe task in his
tory-that OF eliminating a yearn-
ing for war from the minds OF
Europe's children--says Uni
vefsity OF Michigan observer.
DR.. William c. Trow OF the
school OF education. writing in a
school bulletin, warned today that
starving children. homeless orph-
ans and children crippled IN
spirit, mind and personality would
he -Europe,s future citizens,
They must be so educated DR..
Trow said, that when they are
grown up they will not want to
set out on another war OF conquest
and that their children will not
have to suffer as they have SUI
fered.
The task will be enormous. For
anyone ii is a challenge, for some