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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-13

WANTED-Experien man presser
for dry cleaning department, stea-
dy work. Good pay. Trojan Dry
Cleaning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-13
Help WantedANaIe or Female

STORE BOY II or IS, full time OPP
portunity TO learn sales manship.
l25 W. Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-13

CARETAkER for Apt, part-time
work. for married couple, living
quarters furnished. Apply EOS y.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29
Your Health
Little, if Any,
Value Found in
Chicory
BY Logan clendenlng, NJ o.

SINCE IT seems 10 have be-
come necessary for the American
public TO dilute its coffee, | have
received a number Of inquiries as
TO what chicory is. Chicory is one
Of those miserable and soulless
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29
Today's Horoscope

You who have a birthday today
have a logical. intu!tive mind, but
your nature Is over-cautious, re-
tarding constructive effort. Your
affections run deep and sincere.
You are sensitive and take Of
Tense on the slightest provocation.
Don't rely on the advice or lead
Srship Of an eRotistical person on
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29
Michigan in
Washington
Esther Van Wagner Tutty

Two Michigan Republicans we're
selected BY Joseph ". Martin, Jr.
to serve on the Republican com.
mittee 10 study post war domestic
problems.
Fred Bradley. OF Rogers City.
and George A. Dondero, of Royal
Oak, are on the 80 man committee.
which will be hot stuff political
ly once the victory is won. The
war has caused many economic
dislocations IN industry. mining.
agriculture and II Is easy to fore
see that Republicans and Demo.
Gratis will not see eye to eye on
adjustments. that must be made
to bring the country back to nor.
malcy.
Then will come the fight in Con-
gress on such controversial issues
as the place OF private enterprise,
fiscal policies, and how unemploy.
ment shall be met. In Michigan
the reconversion OF industry from
a war to a peacetime industry will
he OF major Importance. This ad-
mittedly will tackle the reyerbra-
tions that come along with tha
cancellation OF war contracts.
Well. at least this committee
finds plenty of democracy to agree
with them on the general -rea.
sons for its organization....that
We must prepare for these prob.
lens now TO avoid future disaster.
This is the second special parti.
san committee that Joseph Martin
has appointed recently. The first
had as its chairman, Jesse P. VOL
colt, Of Port Huron. 1t was set.up
10 study extraordinary monetary
powers Of the President.
Here is a story from Louisville,
Kentucky. that 1t. General vii.
liam S. Knudson is telling that
has nothing to do with the Derby.
On one of his inspection trips he
visited the Louisville factory OF
the Reynolds Metal Company. Here
he found 25 per cent of the EN-
ployes could neither speak nor
hear. Yet. with machine like pre-
cision they roll out millions of
water proof containers for the
shipment of powder to the armed
forces.
They presented the former
Michigan production man with this
song:
we are silent Americans
Without voice or hearing, but
patriots.
We who have never heard a
mothers song
Or the thunder roll
Heard a voice within US
whisper
Our Nation must stop the ty.
rants march,
On Wednesday OF this week the
company was awarded the Army
Navy II" and at the ceremonies,
these mute workers took part by
singing America in sign langu-
age.
DtN q d AbllliiAhhlAANo ~ +AhN ~
gan have complained OF a short
age of doctors.
The blame for the doctor crisis
is put squarely on the procure
ment and assignment service Of
the War Manpower' Commission.
The PAS was charged with the
job OF rationing medical man
power to fill military and civilian
needs. In the beginning PAS de-
clared that each community need
cd at least one doctor for every
1900 inhabitants. But surveys
showed that there were many.
many spots where the ratio fell
far below this level. Probably the
home OF Michigan distress areas
lies in a new agitation to transfer
the handling of the doctor short
age emergency to the United
States Public Health Service, an
old time agency. But it lacks ne
cessary funds and authorityo.".so
Congress Is considering an appro-
priation request to the public
health service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29
One Minute Test

1 How old does a person have
10 be 20 apply for citizenship
papers?
2. What are the correct names
OF male swan, a female and
baby swan?
;. What are dew claws" that
are frequently found on Dogs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago


friends here have received the death IN
Park Fla OF Dr. Frederick Lincoln Paison Charles r.
fason late Of the Ypant Commercial survived
by his wife, formerly Lizzie Haight.
Rev Harvey Colbun and Principal Stanley Morris
fpsianu High School attended the banquet of the Michigan
alumni OF obern College Detroit.
The Auxiliary the following
officers Mrs Carrie Boute president;
first vice president; Mrs Walter St second president
Miss Mary Boue secretary Riley treasurer
Mary Matthews chaplain The Ypsian will the
county association here May 10.
family dinner celebrated the 10Th birthday Of
Root his home Maple many years
the conductor the passenger train
Hilsdale ipsianti branch.
Fifty Years Ago
Rev Montgomery Goodwin Decatur H. the new rector NJ
Church, preach sermon,
Sunday.
Henry NJ Curtis has decided his factory
damaged by the tornado into
the Congress one
will frame building his carriage building
the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29
CAT CAUGHT WITH GOODS

PASADENA, CaL-UP-A rabbit
killing cat squeezed between the
bars OF a rabbit hutch belonging
to Mrs. Nellie Licon and ate one
of the latter's choicest pets. When
II had finished, however its stom-
ach was distended 50 much that
It could not squeeze out again and
the police were able - capture the
culprit on the scene of its crime
with the stolen goods on him-or
rather, in him.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29
Fifty Years Ago

contests. The only thing that
matters is 10 whip tho Axis
New York-Paul V. McNutt, War
Manpower Commission head:
This country has been wastetul
OF its manpower. We cannot az
ford this luxury today
Washington Rep. J. Parnell
Thomas OF New Jersey.
81 am positive Of this-that New
York City is tho best defended
city on the eastern coast
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29
Words Of Wisdom

Revolutions are not made. they
come. A revolution Is as natural
growth as an oak. II comes out
Of the past It's foundations are
lad far bsck.-WendeA Ph1lhDA
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29
Hints on Etinuetls

Don't be curious about other
peoples affairs. II they choose
to conhde IN you, well and good.
but don't question them about
what they don't choose to tell.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29

SAN FRANCISCO-UP - San
Franciscans are out both for vic
tory and vegetarianism. A census
OF this years crop OF victory gar
dens reyaled the presence OF 10000
within the city limits.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29

this your birthday. II you have
to consult an Official, do so be-
fore noon. Change your mind,
but don't become excited about a
passing within. Wait until 1t
proves itself Of practical value.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29
one-MIInute Test Answers

/. Eighteen.
2. A male swan is a cob; a fe-
male a pen, and a baby swan Is
a cygnet.
3. An extra claw. halfway up
the lower joint Of a dogs leg,
like the spur on a rooster. About
one dog in eight has a dew claw.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29
THEY Say

New York-Lieut. Gen. Brehon
y. SomerYell: "All the drugstore
Sdmirals and powder room gen.
erals can't sway us from the de-
termination to win the war as
quickly as possible. as cheaply as
possible in American lives, and
10 do the Job thoroughly"
Washlngton-Donald NJ. Nelson,
War Production chief blasts indul-
gence in personal rivalries:
"Zhis is no time for popularity
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29

DR., Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-29

his column.
plants with no ambition and no
social standing-a mere creeper
on the earth. 1t has, however, sud
denly in this country been raised
from the dignity of a weed to
food. Another name for it is sue
cory.
In its wild state it is a native
of Great Britain, found by road
sides. 1t would be. 1t has been
cultivated more extensively, how
ever. on the continent of Europe,
especially in France It has a long,
fleshy tap-root, and this is the part
that is used for an adulterant of,
or an addition to coffee.
For this purpose the older, stout
white roots are selected and after
washing they are sliced into small
pieces and dried. This material
is then roasted until it assumes a
deep brown color. When ground,
it is in its external characteristics
very like coffee, but according to
my informants. at is destitute of
Its pleasing, aromatic odor." That
part of their account, at least, is
perfectly true. | distrust and dis
agree with their praises Of this
jgnomlnious pariah.
In some countries both the roots
and leaves are used for salad and
also for a fodder which is greed
lily consumed by cattle" That also
is an indication of its general
adaptability and nutritive state.
Chicory has none of the phar-
Theological effects of coffee, or,
in fact, any medicinal action Of
any kind. In other words, unlike
caffeine, 1t does not stimulate the
mind, or induce a sense of we'll
being, or help in the pressure Of
life. The only thing its best
friends can say for it is that for
over 100 years it has been sue
cessfully used as a substitute for,
or recognized addition to coffee,
while in the meantime innumer-
able other substitutes have been
unsuccessfully tried for the same
purpose-which indicates that it
is agreeable and harmless.
at gives coffee additional color,
bitterness in body" Says you!
1t gives it additional bitterness,
but it gives it no additional body
and | will trade the color in for
some more coffee.
Distantly Related to Endive
In botany it is distantly related
TO the endive. But the endive is
respectable member Of the family
and the next time anybody tries
to pull some chicory on me l am
going TO suggest that they sub
stitute some endive roots instead.
1t used to be said for chicory
that it was a mild laxative. But
even this advantage has been dissi-
pated by research in the Depart
ment Of Pharmacology of Tulane
University, which finds that chic
ory not only has no stimulating
effect upon isolated strips Of in
testine, but even has a depressant
effect. In short, instead of being
mildly laxative, it is mildly con-
stipating.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
w. M.:-Are all forms Of heart
disease found out by having q
heart tracing on the electrocardio-
graph? Does this method def
nitely establish whether one has
angina pectoris?
Answer: The x-ray and the
stethoscope are more valuable
than the electrocardiograph in
establishing heart disease. How
ever, in case of angina pectoris
the electrocardiograph is proba-
bly, the most important. There are
some border-line cases in which
the electrocardiogram is not final,
but when it is definite it can be
relied on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Fighting Mans Friend
SedbeeS AreUnit
Of Navy, Pay
Starts at $50
Fighting Mans Friend

NJ H.: @ My husband was re-
and put in Ia We ap-
pealcd The classification and he
was reclaSSifcd in 3-A InaSmuch
as he is a tool and interval grinder
IN an essential industry | feel he
should have been reclaSsifed in B.
r. Should call this to the atten-
ton Of the local board?
Am order To have your hus-
band reclaSsified in 3-B his en-
ployer should file application for
his transfer. After application
il received nv the draft board II
will verify his employment as
necessary man in an activity
claSsed as essential. II will then
reopen his classification and con-
slider il anew.
A. T. p; @ What kind OF uni
forms do "SeabeeS' - wear?
What is the rate of pay 10 start
Are "SeabccS" drafted or are en-
liStmentS on a voluntary basis?
Is there any chance Of a 19-ycar
old getting IN despite the fact tina
he has had no construction expert
enCc?
A-The "Seabees" are n unit
Of the navy and their men are
CARRIED i'm regulation navy uni
forms.
The monthly base pay Is $50
To start.
"Seabees" are drafted. Local
draft boards are filling calls OF
the army, navy, marine corps
and coast guard. Al the Undue
ton center registrant Is per-
mitted 10 express preference
and which branch OF the service
takes him will depend on his
own skills and experience and
the needs of the services.
Mrs. A. VI. H.: A-lOu should
consult the American Red Cross,
home SERVICES section. $40 west
LAFAYETTE, for aid and advice IN
obtaining your husbands release
Mrs. NJ. F.. S: Q-My husban
has been in the army Tor 81
months. | have been notified tina
INV allotment has been approve
but have not received IT, as ye
| am expecting A baby and canno
work. Is there any one | can Sc
about getting my checks?
A-The home services section
of the American Red Cross will
check through on this for you.
y. p: A-There is no CLASH
ficatiOn at the present time as
IA Remedial. You should get In
touch with your draft board and
ask IL to reopen your classified
ton. You should he In Class IA
or AZ. depending on the findings
OF the examining physician after
examination.
Mrs. S. T.: Q-My husband
Overseas and has taken out an IN
Isurance policy in his mother
behalf Can he take policy on
later for his wife? If he dceSn'
and is killed in action what bene
fits is the wife entitled to?
A-The wife is entitled To six
months death gratuity benefits
and pension. An insurance
policy. naming his wife as bene-
ficiary, may he taken out later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Daily Quizzes
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

In Greek tales who: Ca) loosed
evil on the world; th) was
the first physician; lc) was
the fire god?
What play: (a) by Eugene
O'Neill is about a Stokehole on
liner: Cb) by Owen Davis
is about the Jordon family; (c)
nv Franz Molnar is about a
barker at an amusement park?
Finish by naming its location;
tai the Mailing Wall, at
80: tb) the Hanging Gar
dens. al $50; tc) the Blue
Grotto at 80.
is the last name; Ia
Of Beatrice, the beloved OF
Dante: (b) of the present
Pope; CO.. of the president OF
Ireland?
How does the size Of Asia: Ia
compare with that of Europe
thl compare with that OF Nortf
America: (c1 compare with
that of the whole world?
do YOU call; ta) cowboys
of South America; tb) the
system of fngerprinting crlmi'
nails: (c) a very rich man?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Quick Questions

In early American history me
Five Nations were a powerful
group of Indian tribes. Can
YOU name three Of the tribes?
The Panama Canal, completed
by American engineers, was
started in 1881 by what French
man?
Eugene Field wrote a poem
with a three-name title. The
first name is "Wynken. y What
are the other two names?
What name do we give TO a
modern musical instrument con-
siSting Of series OF graduated
wooden bars?
The military call "reveille' is
blown in the middle of the day
true or false?
is correct? An ostrich
has two, three, four or five toes
on each foot.
and Champlain, the eX-
plorers, helped TO plant the flag
of what country in the New
World?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

MARCH n TO APRIL 20
riss-How YOU react 20 respon-
sihilities an emergencies WI .
greatly determine the extent OF
your success, for today Is parNcu-
iarly a personal day. Your oapai'
bility promptly. advanlagcop>IE
anniied can make a 90 Of Things.
APRIL ~ To MAJ e'
Taurus - Pleasant indications
especially for SUNDAY interests
affairs OF the home. children. rc-i-
eious services. gatherings FOR soc al
recreation and entertainment ior
our armed forces. 5000.
MAY ~ TO JUNE ~
GrmfI Mild tendencies win
personal affairs uppcrmost Unless
vour 6av calls for work or strenH-
aus activities. why not Get a COM
plete Gcm'uianS seldom ia"e
time FOR this needed luxury.
.JTNE - To july -
Cq4rcr-SimIar tendencies exist
for YOU as for Gcmlnl Don't let
trflcS spoil yoW usually pleasant
disposition or cause you 20 indulge
heated discussions. They il upset
nerves and digestion. Cancer ne
tive Is healthiest, happle>i Whrh
unruFled,
July %! ia AUG. p
Happy influences prevail
fake advantage Of their henehcea'e
They can he most helpful whether
your schedule requires work on
military mancuvers or II YOU nave
free time for a pastime.
AUG. % TO SEPT. -
Tu0o-You should realize ful'
fnment of some cherished desires
recognition for work or services
well rendered; happiness through
YOUR family. dear friend, supcriors
Meet this fine day with high hopes
faith in God.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. rs
Libro-If you're looking for 2
period favorable for catching W
with helated correspondence, study
making friendly calls. attending L
honey needs and spending some
extra time with God. then this u
your day.
OCT. - TO NOV. %
Scorp o-More favorable fo'
matters concerning your private
life. This does not mean. how
ever. that urgent business matter
should he dctoured; attend them
first and you'll better enjoy your
leisure hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

February p.
NOV. - TO DEC. -
s. Qi~arag - No unpleasant m.
8'rations cloud your chart today.
Give thanksgiving TO God for this
and for the innJmcrable blessings
In nature. health, friendships.
DC. 2s TO JAN. 81
Ca1racoTp-DjspoSitlon, outlook,
efficiency honesty, amcnableneSS
,o orders are very essential this
Good but demanding day Writing
loved ones visiting places that arc
uplifting worth while, approved
heartily.
JAN. % TO FER. N
tgeor.as-Pcrsonal achievement
ravored-go after il. able friend
But there is n warning not 10 neg
lcct important details for Noul
weeks work. nicetieS for family
and home. and any other urgencles
FEE. ~ TO MARCH 20
Private interests, healthy
recreation, study. experimentation
getting details atte~ied 10 that WI
make next weeks work lighter
Quiet relaxation sponsored.
4 CHILD born on this day.:
intellectual, has high appreciation
OF music and things worth while
Deserves education, intelligent com
panions. Must be choosey, no
associate with people mcrel,
through sympathy. Has natura
soothing. healing powers; coul'
become a wonderful doctor, nurse
teacher. Haste al the last mInut
and hardness 10 be corrected.
Copyright 1913, by klng Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

rERE ia pleasant little game that will you message
n every da numerical puzzle designed TO spel out
first name the nunoei
80 etters IS or more II the number Is less
sdd The result number Start at the upper
and check every one OF your Key
left 10 right read the message the letters uue'
the checked figures give you. 2-IS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-30
Churches To
Give Welcome
10 MIR. Holder

Union services welcoming 10 lien
dcr$un Rev. Kay Holder. rector of
Holy lnnoCCntS Episcopal church,
are 10 DC held al tnLt churCh ncXt
Sunday evening ~ I:3O o'clock. II
WAS announced today by Rev. l.,
NrT!Ivct Care" Cr. pastor Z. the
FnSt Baptist church. The program
was decided on by the Henderson
Ministerial Association al It's De-
ccmhcr meeting, and contingent
upon approval and wishes q. Rcy.
Nj. Holder.
Congregations Ct the FIRST Bap-
t&,. congregational. Christian. First
presbyterian and FIRST Methodist
churches will uritc with the EpiS-
cCpdl.InS III the Sunday evening
Sc!N ice. y greeting VIII be extend
cd by Rev. J. Frank Apple. retiring
president Ci the ministerial gr,Iu.
a'!Cr which Rev. AR. Holder will
respond and VIII preach.
lhC nov rector arrived II the
G;y last Monday to assume his du-
lies with HOLY ImocCntS church.
Succeeding the late Rev. |. W.
Hughes. Wh1 died last Inc. IL
CaM" here !rum WadCsAorr. where
he served the Episcopal rh,irya
;@""' @"i also u mission church q:
An>oHvf'iC nearby.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-30
COLLEGE HOUSING
SOLDIERS WIVES

Nl%'"n. Dec. 30.-i'rCShytCrion Jun
L"r College has helped the war cffor,
by housing a large number OF service
mems wives dw'j.g the Christina,
holidays. All dormitpry rooms no,
in USc by the students and some
rooms which the students allowed 10
&c used during the holidays. ms wclI
a> temporary rooms set up in ihc
ADMINISTRATION building. II vc been
iIllCd. a large number OF wives and
relatives were turned away because
of lack of space.
College classes begin at q. m. on
January !. E~rOllmcntS arc now being
received for the second semester.
which begins on JANUARY %.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-30
City Buys New Pump Unit
For Waterworks System,
1914 Tax Listing
Ordered to Begin
First Of January

Purchase of Il new pumping uni;
fer the watcrwOrhiS plant east u.
the city MAS authorized by the City
CCurCtl OF Henderson al It's regular
monthly meeting for December. held
Wednesday evening. The meeting
had been deferred from Monday
evening. the usual time. on account
CI the holidays
The rev pump NH hc acquired
a. 4 cost OF S2.l2l. plus tranSpcr-
lauen and Installation. |, is - ~
'"vc ~ con CC'iNr with moving W.
'.r '""r' RaWluud'S lomd 10 the IL
ter plant.
Delivery is expected by mid-l9ii.
p:l"it'CS and war emergencies .ir.
80 - he equipment for about siX
m.H'.s. Il is planned. h1Wcvcr. 20
"a .hc equipment her. and in
!r!'Ci before another hufuNn. ,incr
-" season haS secn the city Iacirg
50 .0'S water shortages al tnc .all
and Untl rains Of a Few davS dgr.
This purchase docs not embrace
'N plans oE the city for providing
""'"r S3Hulics OF the 'Iturc on r
l"rgC" sy1lC than Hnv:.-.Nc hitherto
r.f.. "'"ENn by Henderson,.
r." ""w pump < of dc Laval
,'.s'l'.r''o" and vii 80 power, i
/ " % F1"nc.,leS GicSel motor.
III" cnu I'll authorized listing o..
.'~ q" 1875 ~ hcci" .hC first If
'"'ulry. as usual TIE procedure
,'... EC "'''i~"'y rrrj''"o. Hr1 r"C
r'.nc vii DC dorc with regu!.r
r.r""u0ncl.
'' t,,,...''r, o.. r.-.,.- -. Nr!.r-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-30
CITY PAYS Sl0.743
ON DEBT SERVICES

Remittance haS been forward
I'd to Il NrW York bank for pay
mcnt or debt service of the City
al Henderson i'll the sum OF Sl0,-
tl3.06, aar January l. the City
Council MAS informed last night
by {. ". BusscN, city clerk. The
Council approved payment in
routine manner.
or the total. $4,000 is in pay
mcnt of principal, being u bond
maturing January OF 4 Sli9.O00
five percent bond issue dated
January |. 1927. and covering
MatcrMork> improvements. The
remaining S5.si3.06 is in interest
payments on variety of out
standing bond issues.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-30
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1913
EMANCIPATION PROGRAM

The annual emancipation rcichii-
lien will bc held NJ Shiloh BnrnS;
church Saturday a:trln0-r. JANUARY
|. "i 3 O'Clock. Tine speaker ~"
the occasion will be Attorney II.
Hugh Thompson or Durham. The
uubir is invited - attend ;n,s s"rr
&C and hear Thompson. whO is sad
IL be Il very lrtclcst'nS speaker
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-30
nHt NIX CASE TRIED

Mayor Powell "rd ono ca.r in
o"!1c" court today Il. G. Clay. cnl,r-
rd. Wa tried for hc.na drg,nl, and
iIS"rd"rly in J"nNc Iiugr,s' home
nd was given 50 days on the roads.
suspended o. payment of the costs
ana on condition that he Keep the
peace toward tho prosecuting witness
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-30
New Officers For
\iIrIstcrialGroup
To Assume Duties

H." officer, recently elected by
it' ii"rd%r$"l Ministerial .k.suri -
H." 90 .! H.SGuC their dUt.cs %, -: the
iirs' -: january. after hciu. elected
n ~" regular mp. th!y mrc;m" a.!
nc ;roin early IN December.
IN" n"W president is Rev. q. ".
M.'hi."n. pastor of Vance chnr.r of
Mot nun'=' church. Fey. +. Enr-
,!cri Gardner, pastor of tic FRS:
Baptist chUrch. WAS C-clcctci sccrc-
| !N. and Rcv. f.. NJ. Powell. Baptist
minister, MAS named vice president.
l0Cc Helms I1rv 1nz nH,,.,