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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27
ToIiko della. pa ven-
dor Iepe roke?

So zenske, XII sicer precej zrt-
vujejo "a svojo zunanjost, a
svojih rok jim nj mar. Pravijo,
da ne morejo imeti cednih rok,
ker jim njih delo tega ne dopu-
sea. Pa vendar to lie nj zmeraj
resnicno. Gospodinja, XII mora
dan in dan opravljati umazana
della, bi morala tenn bolj patti
ma svoje roke. Mnoge gospodi-
ME, XII so, ma primer, zaposlene
tudi Sc kje drugje, recimo tr-
govini, vprav morajo imeti ne
govane roke. Kako bi to dose
gle navzlic kuhinjskim oprav-
kom?
To nj prav mic tezko. Pred
vsem 81 mora vsaka gospodi-
MIA takoj po kakem necednem
delu izplakniti roke. Pa nj tre-
la, da bi Sc vedno umila z mi
lom, nasprotno! Vsaka gospo-
dinja We, da postanejo prsti, &c
| je pref lupila sadie ali strgala
krompir ali korenje, pri dotiku
milom crni, in da Sc tt crni ma
dezi ne dajo zlepa odpraviti in
da Sc dolgo ostanejo grde temne
zareze in lise ma rokah. Dosti bo-
lie in bolj pravilno je, da roke
po ciscenju ali lupljenju zele-
njave, sadja it'd, takoj vtakneS
V vodo in jih krtaco ali
kamnom gobovcem ocisti.
To Sc jako magic opravi; sele
potem, &c Sc je umazanija re
zajedla kozo, je tezko ocistiti
ST roke.
&c opravlja gospodinja kakc
jako umazano delo, ma primer
da snazi kljuke, pribor, grab
prcmog in podobno, maj ina gu,
nlijaGte rokavice ma roka h
Najbolj skrbna mega rok pa
je potrebna dvakrat ma dan. Pr
vikrat, cim SO opravljena maj
vaznejsa gospodinjska della, in
V dcugo, zveeer preden gEeno
spat. Pri tenn bi morale biti 70.
Ike ma vsak nacin topic, vodi pa
dcdanlo r1alo boraksa ali ma
vad1e Sode.
Tudj zdaj sta potrebna krta-
cica in gobovec. Nato je treba
roke dobro osusiti, in, dokler jc
lzczl Sc mehka, namazati jih 2
glicerinom in dobro zdrgniti.
Tudi "a nohte ne smemo po-
zabiti. Monte je treba opiliti,
preden Sc unijejo, ko SO, Sc tr-
na y,oor1is izf11htati Mar hi
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pine. .-s.,------.4s..-,
Zalar: JAZZ gospoda Adamica
visoko spostujem in YES sloven-
ski narod mu mora biti hvale-
zen "a vse, kar je re storil v
njegovo korist. Njegovo delo
je velevazno in nikoli bi SANS
ne dosegel tega, kar snno storili
" teh mesecih, ako bi ne imeli
ma strani Adamica. S tenn pa Sc
nj receno, da Sc povsem stri-
MEM z vsem ,kar je on napisal
nekaterih knjigah. In &c Ada
micu pojasnimo tezave, kate
rib Sc bi SANS nahajal brez
popravka omenjene tocke, bo
gotovo pristal ma sugeriran po-
pravek. Pri vseh sejah, kjer sem
sodeloval, smo bill vsi kot ena
sama druzina in Sc fikoli bi BIZ
la izrecena besedica, XII bi le
najmanj zalila enega ali druge-
ga. Prosim in apeliram, da vpli-
vamo ma NIGGA in omenjeno
4 spremembo izposlujemo.
Kristan: Adamic kot pred
sednik Zdruzenega odbora sam
ne more nicesar storiti. Toda,
ako ga hocete prepricati po-
trebi "a spremembo, tedaj Sc
maj apelira ma MEGA. Dokler pa
ne dobimo odgovora, Sc maj
'. glasovanje suependira.
; Sledi splosna razprava Q
predmetu. Kern in Oman ne vi
: dita nobenega vzroka, cemu bi
ne bi vprasali :predsednika "a
spremembo. Vsaj Sc strinjamo
z odborom in ga ne zavracamo
: -Kristan meni, da bi mi lahkc
: cello resolucijo priobcili v listik
S komentarjem, da SANS eel
: spremembo V nekaterih tockak
/ in izrazih. Vsekakor pa je po.
: trebnotudi javnost pouciti in j
= dajati potrebna pojasnila, zla
j sti ma shodih. @ zadevi nadalje
razpravljajo Zalar, Cainkar
Kern, Prislardova, Zupaneice
va, Krista min Oman, XII je mne
MIA, da je polovica porocil il
stare domoMne nezanesljivih
nekaj pa mora biti resnice. G.
so pa dokazi, da so te novice laz
tedaj DO pa verjel. Zupanciee
va meni, da Sc izjava odobri kor
je bila predlozena, ljudje 81
pa maj poucijo.
: Brat Zalar predlaga, da 81
i glasovanje o sprejemu izjavt
: opusti, dokler ne napravi SANS
= stika Adamicem in to maj ma
: pravi predsednik ali pa pomoz
nj tajnik.
= Brat Zaitz meni, da je po
n trebno najprej soglasiti Sc. sko
j da, da nj Adamica ma tel sell
: kajti,, ker je zelo strpen in po
|, laga veliko vaznost ma SANS
i bi gotovo uvidel naso tezavo il
a stvar uredil. Do sedaj sta ST
: pokazala lie diva slovenska lista
! XII sta simpaticna napram par
: tizanom. Nasi kricaci Sc vednt
|, spreminjajo z enc strani ns
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27

| di. Ko so roke unite in mama
zane z glicerinom, 81 odstrani-
mo kozico krog nohtov in sled
mic jih Sc usvetimo.
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Ii Mihajlovica "a takega hero
ia kot McArthurja ali Timo-
senka; ko Sc je pa Mihajlovic
zameril Moskvi, so ga njegovi
prejsnji obozevalci obtozili "a
izdajalca. Toda gotovo so pota
tudi "a kompromis glede izjave.
&c je bill izhod "a skupen kon-
gres, tedaj je tudi pot "a Zdru-
zeni odbor. &c resnicno zelimo
delati skupaj, tedaj Sc DO 1lasla
pot. skoda je, da je Ameriska
Domovina ia now odbor ze de-
nuncirala. To mu bo skedilo.
Kristan izjavlja, da je bill
vedno ia skupnost in je Sc Sc
daj. Mas SANS nj nobena stran-
ka, kljub temu, da so MENU
irazne stranke. Pomagajmo
skupno resiti naso Sloveniji in
zgraditi novo Jugoslavijo, pred
vsem ,ako bodo vljucene Sc dru-
ge balkanske drzave. Pokozalo
Sc je, da SO tukaj skupine, XII bi
lahko skupaj delovale "a sku-
pen cilj. In ia skupnost je Sc
vedno enake vaznosti kot preje.
-Obvarovati pa moramo Zdruze-
nj odbor, drugace so nase pri-
like "a Zedinjeno Slovenijo ja-
ko majhne. Ohraniti tmoramo
celoto obeh-SANSa in Zdruze-
mega odbora. Receno je bilo, da
| gre lie "a emo "besedo," toda te-
mu nj tako. Izraz "partizani' nj
samo beseda ,temvec ime-torej
ideja. Oni sami so ST nadali to
: ime, mi bi jim ga pa radi urad-
i no odvzeli.
Oman: Meni gre lie Ia besedo
"partizani." Ia Sc maj odstrani,
I. da ne bo nevolje cd katoliskih
} Slovencev, pa DO vse V redu.
i; Kristan: Mi ne moreno spre-
, jeti popravljene resolucije in
tako V listih priobciti. Drugi IL
; sti so ali pa bodo priobcili ori-
ginalno.
Zaitz: Vesti MISC zanesljive,
ne O 100000 bojevnikih, XII jih
- baje ina Mihajlovic nekje, V
srbskih gorah, niti ne O 10000
partizanih, XII so baje udrli V
Italijo. Izhod "a izjavo je ia,
o da vsi glasujemo "a resolucijo
kot je predlozena. Delegati pa
y bodo morali listih pojasnje-
+ vati, cemu je bila sprejeta spor-
O ma tocka. Ker Sc nase zastopstvo
poveca "a diva Delegate, bo bo-
.. doce lazje delati V smislu prin-
y cipov, "a katere Sc vsi strinja-
: mo. V teh kriticnih casih pa nj
kakor he moreno dopustiti, da
bi Sc kateri odbor razbil.
Cainkar: Komentar na koncu
izjave bi lahko kril VISA sporna
> vprasanje.
Oman:- - &c nj drugace, lahko
- stavimo pogoj, da partizane
podpremo, &c Sc bodo res po-
> kazali "a zaupne.
II Kuhel: SANS seveda lahko
{ aapravi svoje zakljucke glede
" izjave, toda izjave same ne mo-
re spremeniti brez sporazuma z
ostalimi delegati Zdruzenega
d odbora.
Zalar: &c sprejmete izjavo
tako kot je bila predlozena, te-
daj moran izstopiti il SANSa
kot odbornik. Ljudje Sc MISC ma
jasnem glede odpora start do
movini, SO Sc ma fencu," radi
tega jih treba najprej pod
ucltl, ne pa razdraziti. Sma-
tram, da je moi predlog najbolj
ma mestu.
Oman: Sal smo vsi "a parti-
zane, toda, da resimo SANS in
ohranimo slogo med narodom,
jih imenujmo ''gerilce." Med
tenn pa dajmo ljudi poduciti.
Podpiram predlog brata Zalar-
ia, da tajnik prise Adamicu.
Kristan: Preje precitana IL
java Sc maj smatra "a predlog,
h kateremu dostayljam svoj
apel, da nesoglasujoci odbornik
Inc his delaIi rannI.iIik
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Sci il EVrope Mi b ga tak ne mog iztuhtati Mar bi
bill mi sposobn izmisliti 81 partizane? Ustvarila h je
EVropa med tenn ko mi deali nacrte "a brez-
ponen1bne federacije it'd I
Edna moe, XII o imamo mad bodoco Evropo, je moe
druzti pravm gbanjem Kadar skusamo prid1uziti
napacnim, Sc vseej znajdemo brez moei. In JAZZ sem
demokrat take vrste kajti preprcan sem ola bt demo
krat take uste je nekaj takega kar ina bodocnost.
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Bonds

CONTINUED from Page One)
fort. The total sales in the coun-
ty TO date are SJ,50S,36292. All
workers will keep busy during the
remainder OF the week trying TO
reach the quota set for &c" bonds.
Sales reported to date are, Ypsi-
lanti "E" sales Monday sl9.96s.75,
other federal securities S10,525.. to-
tai $50, 1875; Ypsilanti total "E"
to date s200.S54.25, others $780,
$3.50, total $550,742.95; Ann Arbor
total SS,797755.4S; Chelsea $27S,-
3S0.25; Saline ss756150; Manches-
ter 1902, 1875; Milan s117.0S3.75;
Dexter S63,38l.50; Bridgewater
S3.l7S.75; and Whitmore Lake 81,
100, making the grand total for
the county se,SOS,362.92.
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Coal Strike

Continued from Page One)
was in line with his earlier move
OF defiance to appear at WLB meet.
ing in Washington last Saturday
at which the UNIV chief and rep
of the operators were
TO have conferred.
The WLB, in its telegraphic ap-
peal to Lewis to end the wildcat"
strikes. said that the walkouts
are not only contrary to the ma
tional policy and labor's pledge
but are also contrary to the terms
OF your present extended agree
ment with the mine operators.
We call upon you as a leader
OF your union to urge the workers
to return to their jobs immediate
ly." the telegram continued, so
that a nation at war may have
maximum production not only in
the coal fields but in countless re-
lated war industries which are so
vitality dependent upon their con.
tinuous operation.
We feel sure that the workers
are in full agreement with US that
all the people OF our country are
filled with a grim determination to
supply the men at the fighting
fronts with all the materials that
are needed to win the war"
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Russia
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Continued from Page one)
ish government because II Is seen
as playing right into the hands OF
the Nazi propagandists. In fact, 1t
Is considered likely that the break
is being celebrated in Germany as
one of.the greatest Nazi propagan'
da triumphs OF the war.
While it is felt that Moscow may
have some justification for being
annoyed at the Polish government
for paying attention to German
charges that the Soviets murdered
the Polish officers. nevertheless the
view prevails strongly that Russia
likewise permitted itself to be made
a victim OF the Nazi efforts to show
disunity among the Allies.
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Municipal Court

Charged with being intoxicated
and disorderly. the following paid
fines OF $40 each: Herbert o. An
derson. Minot. n, D., Benjamin B.
Rorgmap, 80 w. Buckley St. Grand
Rapids, Charles Rolye. 4O5 w.
Michigan Ave, Raymond w. Ad-
anne, 5504 w. Michigan Ave. Aura
R, Shaw, Willow Lodge, Henry
Murray, 427 S. Adams St. and
Thomas Reed. Willow Lodge; on
the same charge. Samuel Sparks.
5lS S. Hamilton St, paid SIS. viii
liam Berry, Leland Sanitarium,
paid $50, and Arthur Perry, s27 E.
Michigan Ave, paid $50.
Fines for traffic violations were
paid by the following: Alfred E.
Deanhofer, SO. Harry c. Kempf.
50, Albert Nesney, Trenton. 1886.
Willis kraus. 50. and William E.
Davis, Romulus, So stop violations;
Bernard A. Redding. Big Rapids.
81, and Edward Smith. 81 double
parking; Frank Kintigh, SO, and
James Weeks. IS, right turn on
red light Victor A. Steab, So
Harold P. Cole, SO, and Walter
Tarantowski, Willis, stop light
violations; Edward d. Every, SO.
Joseph Rock, Maybee, $40, Cor.
don L. Struthers, $40, and Carlos
II. Pennington. Ann Arbor, $40.
speeding; Gene Chadwick, SO. fol
lowing too closely and involved
in accident; Chester J. Sullivan.
Dearborn, 1885. and Charles Scott,
S5.35. no chauffeurs license: Lloyd
Faye. SO. no>Michigan license; and
Floyd Heinig, Howell, $685.. pass
ing on marked hill. Total OF fines
paid for minor traffic violations
was SEQ.
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Deaths
BENJAMIN ToLAR

Funeral services for Benjamin
Tolar, who died Saturday at his
home on First Ave, will be from
the Lucille Richardson Funeral
Home Thursday at p. m. with Rev.
Hill officiating. Burial will be in
Union Cemetery. Mr.. Tolar was
born in Lexington, KY. Aug. is,
1871 and had lived in Ypsilanti
for the past 25 years.
He is survived by three daugh-
tiers, Esther Tolar and Mrs. Naomi
Davis, Ypsilanti. and Sarah Eliza
beth Tolar, Cleveland. o.; one son,
Willis, Springfield. O.; one sister,
Betty Clutcher, Lexington, Ky;
and two grandchildren, Ypsilanti.
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Church

Continued from Page One)
90 and % in Cleveland. Plans were
made to send a representative OF
the Family Service Bureau to that
meeting.
D. NJ. Silkworth, in reporting on
the recent meeting OF the Willow
Run Council in Ann Arbor which
he attended, told OF grant Of 200
authorized at that meeting, to sup
plement the sum given by the Ypsi-
lanti Community Chest, which will
permit the employment of full
time visiting nurse in this area.
Laurence Thomas told OF the pro-
gram OF last year carried out by the
Community Fund in the Cedar
Lake Camp. He stated that over
800 Girl Scouts were in the camp
for a period OF six weeks. and that
approximately 1874 boys participated
in a camping program for a four
week season. This same program
will be carried out during this next
summer. he said. An expression OF
approval was voted Mr.. Thomas for
his work In the camping program.
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Fine Points in Bridqe
By SHEPARD BARCLAY

-eeatract-TheyL made II virtually
positive that North had exactly
three hearts and South the four
top honors. II South also had any
OF the club strength. he might
have made bid. and hence the
safest way was 10 count North for
them. Whether that surnise was
correct or not. the club losers
could have been limited to one by
sound play
After ruffing the second heart
East should have cashed the two
spade tops as he did. then should
have gone to dummy with the dla.
mond A and led a third heart to
run. so as to get the suit out OF
North hand After using the dia-
mond K. he then should have led
TO the Q. thus getting diamonds
also out OF North's hand. Then
should come the heart 8 from
dummy II North ruffed with the
spade Q. he would be end.pIayed
having TO lead a club n he dis.
carded a club instead. East should
have ruffed and then led his last
spade to North's @ The latter
then would have had to lead a
club In either event only one club
trick could be lost.
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Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY

Lodge number 10 Degree Honor business meeting
followed by entertainment Bring contribution mystery
box
Junior Club Of Degree OF Honor o'clock Easter
president will be
Phoenix Lodge number 13 F. A. NJ Entered
1880, Masonic Temple lodge
Girl Scouts five, $3.50. Roosevelt: o'clock
bert House troop L. 3:l5, St John; l6 O'clock
ret; Brownies Si5. Prospect; Girl Scout leader training
course O'Clock. Charles McTlenny Hall
Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars meets this evening in Vet
Grams Hall. Installation OF officers.
WEDNESDAY
Ladies Literary Club. > 80 Literary Club House.
Huron Navy Mothers Club celebrating
anniversary Of club, in Veterans Foreign Wars Hall
Past Chiefs of Degree Honor sewing
Cross and Boyer Hospital Bring sandwiches
ice luncheon at
Npsant Aerie Faterna Order Eagles o'clock 1914
Red Cross surgical dressings five WEIGH Hall O'Clock
and $3.50 TO and 1880 $50 al Luke's
Girl Scouts troop four $780, Woodruff; troop
ret; Brownies. $50 Central.
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their son, Robert, stationed at Camp
Hood. Texas. He is well, and ex.
poets TO move this week 10 Gate
villes TO finish his basic training.
He will be an anti-alrcraft gunner
Easter morning his mother received
a beautiful Easter plant from Rob
ert.
Helge Johanson, who has Joined
the Seabees aud will leave Friday
morning from Ann Arbor for train.
ing at Norfolk. Va. was given a
farewell party at'his nome, Monday
evening. The 16 guests played
cards. with prizes going to Mrs.
Samuel Nay, Mrs. Isadore Sjost.
roum, Fred Winburg and Fred Lind.
At the close OF the evening nice
lunch vas served by the hostess
and a gift OF purse was presented
TO Mr.. Johanson. Mr.. Johanson en-
listed in the Sesbees last week in
Detroit and received the rating OF
chief petty officer. He has been
mason contractor in the city for the
past ten years.
A letter from Perry Curtis states
that he has been made affirst class
private aud. having finished his
basic training, is training for air
plane work. He is in Boston, Mass.
-
Sergt. Guy Averill arrived last
Tuesday from Fort Benning. Ga. He
came earlier from Fort Knox, KY,
where he had closed a twelye-week
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Zurek, 3l9
Garland Ave, received word from
their son, PFc. Joseph j. Zurek
that he has been transferred from
Camp Claiborne, La. TO Fort Be-
voir. Virginia. PFC Zurek is in the
engineering regiment. He is mem.
Der OF the Lutheran Church and
the Senior Luther League.
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CONFERRED
BY EASTERN STAR

one candidate. Mrs. Arnold Pc
terson. received the degrees OF the
order Of the Eastern Star al a spe-
cial meeting OF the local chapter in
the Masonic Temple lodge room,
Monday evening. Mrs. Ray Burrell.
worthy matron, presided in the
East and announced the Washte-
nav County Association meeting TO
be in Manchester, May 81. 1t was
announced that a White Elephant
party will follow the next regular
meeting. May 10, and refreshments
will be served.
About rs were seated for dinner
in the dining room preceding the
meeting. Lovely bouquets OF for.
sythia centered the tables. Mrs.
Stanley Rose was dinner chairman
and Mrs. F. L. Darragh and Mrs.
Vernal Sevey, dining room, chair
men.
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COMMISSIONED BY LINCOLN

HOLLYWOOD. Cal.-UP-Capt.
Walter F. Arms. 81, contractor,
who was commissioned by Abra.
ham Lincoln captain in the
Union army at the age OF 8. in
recognition OF having helped spike
Confederate guns with files which
he smuggled through the enemy
has taken precautions against ev-
er becoming an object OF charity
in his old age. He had justice OF
the peace Jefferson G. Wingert, an
old friend, appointed his legal
guardian for the remainder of his
life with that end in view.
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LONG ARM OF COINCIDENCE

SlSkIOU, Cal. Up Several
condolences in the already short
lives of two babies born within
three days OF each other make
General Hospital authorities here
wonder il they will both become
miners. Although the parents of
the two did not know each other,
they gave the name OF Dale to
each infant. Also, 1t developed
that the first name OF each father
was Earle. Finally, both OF the
fathers are miners. Will the co
incidence continue in the babies
choice of a life career, the hos.
pital would like to know?
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sN3ifl1f81lf1a
Serving Their Country

Private Richard r. Caul. son OF
Mrs Melita Caul. 1905 Collegewood
Dr., lpsilanti. Mich. scored 200 to
make a rating OF Expert" in rifle
craftsmanship during his basic
training at the Branch Immaterial
Replacement Training Center, Camp
Joseph T. Robinson. Arkansas. 1t
was learned fere today. The "Ex-
pert" ratins is awarded to those
men who score 1875 or better out OF
a possible 220 points. Pvt. Caul, who
was indicted Mar. 5, l943, has been
at Camp Robinson since March IS.
1913. Prior 10 his induction. Pvt.
Caul was empl-yeG as a production
trainer at the Ford Bomber Plant,
Mrs. 4. r. Keetop, the former
Corabell Kent Of Ypsilanti and Ann
Arbor, has Joined the WAACs. and
Is now stationed at Camp Ruston,
La. the fifth WAC training center.
Her husband, Or. Alvin Edward
keeton. Is a medical officer in the
Navy with the rank OF lieutenant.
Mrs. Keeton attended the Univer-
sity OF Michigan from 1886 to 1888
and the Michigan state Normal Col
lege before her marriage. She has
been living with her husband while
he was stationed at Cabannis Field.
Corpus Christi, Texas. When he
was transferred TO a new post, Mrs.
Keeton decided TO join the Women's
Army Auxiliary Corps.
Auxiliary Frances webster Darby
is taking Mess Sergeants' Course
in the Branch Army Bakers and
Cooks School at the Third WAC
Training Center in Fort Oglethorpe,
Ga. After four weeks basic train
ing in various military subjects
Auxiliary Darby completed a six
weeks course in the Bakers and
Cooks School, and then entered
Mess Sergeantss' School for special
study in Mess hall management. In
civilian life, she was a TEACHER OF
commercial subjects in Ferndale
High School. Ferndale, Michigan.
Auxiliary Darby is a graduate OF
Lincoln High School, Ypsilanti,
Michigan. and attended Michigan
State Normal College and Clearly
College. she Is the daughter OF
Mrs. E. V. Darby, Ri, Pittman Rd.,
Ypsilanti.
Captain Henry VI. SEMI was ad-
vanced TO the rank OF major April
5 and has been assigned from a
division artillery staff to plans and
training. Camp Butner. y. Carolina.
Frederic /. Hand, son OF Mrs.
G. l.. Hand and the late Mr.. Hand.
telephoned his mother Sunday from
Elgin, ILL.,. that he has received the
OF lieutenant (J.G0 in
the Navy and will leave Friday for
Columbus. O.. 10 spend six weeks
at the Ohio state University. After
his SIX weeks OF instruction. he will
be an instructor. For the past five
years he has been head master OF
the lower form at the Elgin Acad-
envy at Elgin.
Corp. Richard \. Elder. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Elder, 423 \.
Hamilton St. left Sunday evening
for Cleveland. Ohio, after having
spent part Of his furlough visiting
his parents here. He will be guest
Of his sister, Mrs. George Ericsson,
in Cleveland, after which he will re-
turn to Camp Wallace, Galveston,
Texas, where he is stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Santure had
!, pleasant surprise Saturday morn
ng when they received a call from
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
SOME illnesses MARKED

YOU CAN tell about certain
illnesses in Advance. IL you try.
They are marked as sure to win or
lose In other words. the location
Of some key honor or honors has
been indicated by either the bid.
ding or the preceding play. or a
combination OF them Y one de-
fender has shown considerable
honor strength already In the
play and neither he nor his part
ner had bid. you can be pretty
sure the partner has any impor.
tant honors which have not yet
shown up How Why. because IL
they we're in the hand which al
ready has shown considerable
strength, that player would have
been sure to bid
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Weight Short

Weight Short
Ernest Gleason, 2945 Packard Rd.,
today was fined $40 by Justice Jay
II. Payne in Ann Arbor for selling
bushel Of potatoes weighing 81
pounds instead Of the legal so. Com
plant against him was made by
George smith, county sealer Of
weights and measures. Mr.. Smith
states that foodstuffs should be
sold by weight. measure or numeri-
cal count and never by package.
bag. box or pail. Potatoes pur-
chased for resale should be graded
and sold by weight. he states.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Faces Court

Faces Court
Byron Estel Keefer, 1903 Wash
tenaw Rd.. a worker at the Ford
Bomber Plant, was arraigned in
Ann Arbor Monday and bound over
to Circuit Court. charged with car
rying concealed weapons. He was
released on recognizance OF Asst.
Prosecutor Francis W. Kamman.
The offense with which he was
charged resulted from his leaving
gun in his automobile, and does
not imply that he was using it fel-
oniously.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Marriage Announced

Aviation Cadet Norris C. Wiltse
Jr, married Miss Doris Haines,
Ann Arbor, at s p. m. Saturday at
the Methodist parsonage, Tusca-
loosa Ala. Mr.. Wiltse will be grad
uated from his primary training
today and expects to be transferred
to training base soon. The young
couple will live near the new base
TO which Mr.. Wiltse will be trans.
ferred.