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ON-Una
nueva p6gina Sc anade a 10
curiosa historic de 2-000-00Q
De semiIlas de chinchona que,
pese q Id estrecha vigilancia
nipona, fueron sacadas de las
Islas FiIipinas, despues de Ia
caida de Bataan. "A varios
paises de Centre v Sur Anne
RIGA Sc les debe esta colabora-
ci6n.
Al pesar del ataqne De los avio-
mes japoneees, una fortaie5a vo-
lante tuvo fxito "a Iievar les semi-
Has hasta Australia. Desde eli
aiguieron por mar hagta San Fran
cisco y luego otgm ve4 en- ayi6n
hasta Washington ca donda les r.
cibi6 haco a1o 7 medic la Egta-
ei6n Experimental para Neey
Cultlvog, adscrita is Secretarta Sc
Agriculture De loe Estad09 Unidos.
BESIDE entoneea So han envlado 81
PERI. Ecuador, EI Salvador. 3
Nicaragua, m&s d8 10000 Dlantas
De Chinchona, todag nacidaB DC estsE
semillas. No 0bstante las pArdidas.
la mayorla De elias eEecem llenas de
vida Ed in~YernAcuics que ~Sostienen
es0s paiaes, con IS cooperation que
reciben de- loa Egtados Unidos, s
La gaceta., 1943-10-29
q EnsmIeo ds q -

~ Enemigo de Las Canas
No sc sienta apezarado por eaaa
canaa Luzca dies amos ms joven.
No pierda 4 oportnnidad g. So
vida + Il feliclaad misma. Use
TINIIT y So cabelio tendra esa
apanencia % iuventud. limit
90 conitene nitrate &C. plata y I'D
preeio Is econ6mico. Edaie. 5 80.
botIca D 81 40 n tslGfono n6mero
Yi85&. Para pedidos 8 = agencin:
p Q. Box $500. Tampa. Florida
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del tipo Ledg erianas muy appreciate.
len el concrete Gel Extreme Onents
|por 81 alko kenQin.SAtQ &c z
lVHt9 &c Racaiq.oe. kl.
s~livestre &c nueagko nenl1AekA4 49,
rinde un pxonaeaAo Qs R0A
ciento:
III eese11oslo IA
las Rlentss s@a s-lD g
clon Qei Sxs =. As MokIAsoAs' eS
2ecretaHiM g A81AeAttn1A 4e ~"
Es1aaoe 1naa0s: oN9 an4e1k1Ss
vesan cue airededoK oe pV.ooV 81
tstas Ge han enyiado yes eseae.o-
mes experlmeuraie9 ue 1In8o A3Eiai
.en ed Peru g lguaA n0aaeH0 g otk&s
La gaceta., 1943-10-29
Fl AsEDIO De MADRID

-iLob chatost iAhi eatdn loa
chatosL
No se eQuivoc6. Era la avlacion
republican, ID que llegaba q dis
putarle b Sd enemiga q cielo De
Madrid. III novedad AZ II soberbia
iusts que iba i r~eallzarse sac6 au-
tom6ticamente a los temerosos Dc
SIS eseondrilos polio de curiosos
las GALES. los BALCONIES J las azo-
teas.
Empez6 Il lucha con un impe-
ii que entrahaba. por parte de los
avisdores de Il Libertadr una sed
De desoulte; una lneha similar,
por ia rapidez verliginosa De sus
evolueiones, 4 an dueIo De 6guilas.
Los faeciosos deiaron de bombar-
dear y se puaieron a Is defensive.
Fran los @rojos' los que atacaban
remonttndoee mas mas para 81
m~etrallar q sus advernarios desde
arriba
peleaban los aparatos como de-
ben bntlrse los Hburones. Los jun
kers, Toe Cnpronis y los Fiat be
movian penadnmente: 10 asi les
"chasos" que. segdn loa lbtlden-
rs ael duelo, dibuiaban espifales
inverosimiles 4 tsaves ds Ias M
beciFlns De hume blaneo product.
das por 81 fuego de las ametralla-
doras.
Abaio, desde Ia TERRA. millares
de peraonas obsexyaban 81 maravi
NoMo 1esMKA0 pK&8N8 60 0M& @Ma&~~
dad tan fuerte que apenas les la-
tin I'll coraa6n, puen todas se situn-
Ban en- 81 lugar DEL aviador v les
parecia eatar On e aire.
Repentinamente, ensi j Il yez.
dos aviones facciosos se denploma-
ron "a barrena, e~nvpeltos 81 ia
caudaloso remollno de hume J de
llamas, = II verles abatirse Madrid
entero retembl6 con IN aullido in
menso ! ~selvktieo de triunfo. Tras
elloz eay6 "a nchatop y 3 81 de-
rrote paeedl6 nn silenelo que fue
una plesaria. Ia fantkstlca ees-
Il ain priaioneros continual. Los
"cazas1 de Ia Rep6blica aeeuian
llmpland0 al firmament0 de asesi-
noas deapu&s de derribar un Ca
pronl hundieron an Fiat y ldeg0
otros mientras en- las Gales v AGO
teas IA million dc gargantas rueian
ia entuaiasmo.
fUno menos -gritaban- tya
queda uno men0sl.. iCanallasL..
fCobardest.. l0jalk revienten to-
dosl...
haata diex aparates rebcldes
sueumbieron Ell y memorable de-
manda. Para presenciar espec
t&cnlo tan insonado, hasta las en-
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compansrcsl loue ST.
cedsg..
-lcue q enemieo qulere pa
SCR e. puentel
IRA yegdad: mucnas o. las tro-
pes mercenarias acampadas En- ~
c0lonla DEL Pillar y en n barrio
de Colmenares habian deriyado
hacla q Ceste. y a ID largo a.
ia carretera be Extremadura ea-
taba librandcse un rabioso COM
bate. Esta nueva acometlda y Ia
noticla de que A con. 81 tumba-
dor de tanaues". aeababa de ma
tarle una bomba. ~esparcieron por
Is ciudad IS helor. Nuevamente IA
situaci6n tendia ) cmpeorar. So.
Bra ins fachadas AZ Puerta Cerra-
da. de IA C~oataniIIa de San An
drSs, de las cailes del AlamiIlo. del
hgniia, del Rosario. del Almendro,
de Cuchiileros. de IA Caya Alta del
Sacramento. ds Mancebos y asmfs
gias pr6ximas Ia cuesia de
San Ramon, ios nxeyeetiIea de IA
fuaileria insnnecta eaian a mllla-
res. Ia voladura AL puente pare.
ela lnexcuaable. Rilafon dos horaa
earHadas IA enaoros IA anonia. El
onemleo So nesnnaba. + enanA.s
vsses Is ~lntsntb. uua vanruardias
pannron ! vida ID temeridad.
ORA arrematlda cue elmnltknea-
mentn inleinron a ii unauts Al
ioe Prnneeae. tamuoce mearnbn.
-pum II II han pa..ao Is
genie aecIs- 81 IA rersn
rl eslor A. IS esrf,.nxa ren.e,,
81 toaon : $50 opllmi-mo s eer.-
eentt 81 esher.. ene ~ y r... ~.
Campo Ios hombreS az Calfn 5 de
Manenda hnbisn apresado So Al.
mar e mozaIbekes de FaIanws "a
pahola.
Immediate is bora merialana. 81
nluleo s. las ssrenas snunelS Is
prssenela IL avIaei6n kFnssora. s
La gaceta., 1943-10-29

Las selnislas Las trajo 81 coronel
Arthur. Fischer desde Mindanao,
ma az les islag del archipelago
filipino. TT coToneI Fischer, actual
ments adscrit0 q ia Ohcina De Ad-
ministracitn Eeom6mica Extranje-
re- de Washington pas6 mucho
amos en dicha isla eultivand0 plan
.taciOnes de chinchona, p~roduciendo
.uuininn, y combatlen10 81 palu-
'dism0s
Cuando a asedio a. Bakaan, este
|ofcia1 NeV6 s Australia, 3 bordo de
una forkalexa voIonte, doe latAs con
|un cortenfdo de 100000 De semi.
|llaa do chinchona. La nave salo Del
|k~erritoxio filipino IS madrugada del
|1s de ahxil a. 1912.
Psraaeuen inponaaa
Dos avionea niponea qne Be- Jan.
'zaron "a 81 persecueion se ueron
obi Y ades y refagiarse tras lee nu-
|bea. Con mo Dc sus cuatro moso.
res 1ueEa de uao, Aa 1oFHaAeNa hesV
1 Port Darwin. en- Australia y
'noehe de ese. misEno dis. Despue.
de reportarse s Jos c~uarteies de
general Douglas NaeATthufs 81
coronei Fischer eignio en- baTcO
para San Francisco.
Ningano a. los cargamenbos &C
|aemilias de chinchona Teclbid0s pOr
I1n n-nnvetnxfa Nn Aww5cultura de los
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
DANCERS PROVIDE
PARTY PROGRAM

A group OF dancers, pupils OF Mrs
Sylvia Hammer, Ann Arbor, pro-
vided the entertainment Friday
evening at the weekly USO dance
at the East Ypsilanti Air Base. A
tap selection, by Miss Terry Reh-
feldt, opened the program, followed
by an acrobatic dance by Miss En-
nestine Power. Miss Mary Jean
Weber, who presented a Spanish
dance, "Czardas," and Miss Cert
rude Ham gave a stair tap num-
Der. The program was closed by an
adagio selection by "Serene and
Eugene"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Waite, Mr.
and Mrs. George Bachman, and
James Maloney, representing the
USO, were chaperones.
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Miss Gertrude Keefer
Married TO Ii. Heweti

Miss Gertrude Leota Keefer and
1t. james e. Hewett, Army Air
Corps. were united in marriage at
the Gowen Field Chapel, Boise,
Idaho, at 5 p. m, October s. They
were attended by 1t. and Mrs.
Frank ostrander Of New York
City.
The bride wore a gold street
length dress with forest green and
mink accessories. Her corsage was
OF pale cream roses and tiny gold
neur lilies. The matron OF honor
wore green with yellow accessor-
les and a gardenia corsage.
Mrs, Hewitt. daughter OF Mrs.
Lester Younglove, this city, was
graduated from Roosevelt High
School. attended Michigan State
Normal College, and Northwest
Institute OF Medical Technology.
Minneapolis, Mimi, and has recent
ly been employed at Boyer Hos
pital.
1t. Hewett was graduated from
Pen Argyll High School. Pen Argyll.
Pa. and attended the University Of
Akron, Akron, Ohio. He is at pres
ent assigned as first pilot OF B-24
Liberator at Gowen Field.
The young couple plan 10 make
their home together In Boise,
Idaho.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Fine Points in Bridge
By SHEPARD BARCLAY

The heart X drew the 10 from
East, and the A brought the 4.
There was an elegant high-low.
asking for an additional lead OF
the suit. But West, in his own un-
sound reckoning, could see. since
he had a six-card suit. that South
would be able to ruff after East
IL he offered a third heart. Not
wishing to put any trump
strength under the hammer" for
his partner. West switched to the
club j.
South won that with dummys
X and finessed the spade 8. which
West won with the Q. II was still
not too late for him to kill that
heart Q. but the logic-or what
stood in lieu thereof-which kept
him from leading third heart be-
fore was still on the job. He did
not want any trumps Of his part.
ner to be caught. and so he led the
club 8 to the A. Two high spades
settled the defenders last trumps,
and the diamond A was an entry
to use the heart Q for o discard Of
the last club from South's hand. A
finesse OF the diamond J then
completed the contract safely,
whereas a third round Of hearts
on two occasions would have
beaten II. Perhaps safer play by
South. after the club X won.
would have been two top spades
and then the J. but it was not
needed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
DELEGATES TELL
OF W.R.C. SESSION

A report OF district number one
Womens Relief Cor meeting in
Ann Arbor was given by the dele
gates. Mrs. Earl Packard and Mrs.
y. L. Prick, at the Friday business
meeting OF Carpenter Corps. The
delegates reported that the ma.
tional organization has given s44..
900 and district number one has
given 800 for the blood plasma
program. The district has also
paid $3.50 for a seeing eye dog.
which was presented to a blind boy
az the district convention. The
district has presented a flag 10
the municipal court in Ann Arbor
which was received by Judge Jay
j. Payne Mrs. Bert Gillette is dis
trict junior vice president.
At the close OF the meeting, Mrs.
Gillette read a poem entitled The
War Song OF America.
II vas announced that Carpenter
Corps will have a birthday lunch
con and inspection, Nov. 5. Mrs.
Edward Grannis will be luncheon
chairman. There will be a practice
meeting oct. 20. Mrs. Eunice Mats,
president OF the Past Presidents
club OF the corps announced a club
meeting. Oct. %.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
RULES OF LIVING
GIVEN TO OAR.

Miss Kathryn II. Rankin OF the
staff OF the Ypsilanti State Hospital
gave members OF the OAR. and
their guests q Ration Book If
Mutual Health" at a meeting Friday
in the charming home OF Mrs. S. +.
Fagerstrom. Miss Rankin listed the
elegen points for successful living
as a happy, secure childhood with
regular routine and constant affec-
ton; education with attention to
individual needs; works OF the kind
for which each person Is best fit.
tel and enjoys most; a Zest and
keen anticipation OF what will hap
pen next, with a sense OF humor;
Insight. TO see into the background
to help understand events; friend
ship. one OF the most valued assets
OF life; sex-placed in its proper
relation-to health and happy liy-
ing; the understanding OF death as
one OF the laws OF living. not to be
feared; serenity. with strive to be
only what one is born to be and
seeking calming influences and a
sense OF beauty: and meditation.
Miss Rankin suggested. that all
take more time to develop religious
sense-for living, and by using
these IL coupons each may have a
happy successful life.
Preceding this talk, reports
were given by several chairmen.
Mrs. Fred Peters. OF Approved
Schools, asked that old clothing and
gifts for children be brought to the
November meeting. Mrs. II. 2. VIII
Der reported sale OF $1,000 in bonds
in the recent drive. Mrs. l.. Lee
asked all members to help with
various Red Cross needs. Mrs. J. Y.
Gault was elected to fill the office
OF corresponding secretary.
Mrs. l.. d. Townsend, Delaware,
O.. a former member, was present
and other guests were Mrs. NJ. ].
Lewis, Mrs. Ray Blowsser and Mrs.
Fred Fischer.
Mrs. Gault reported on the work
done in landscaping the memorial
park on Grove st. by the state high
way department.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. S. z. Fagerstrom, Mrs. Olin
Eckley and Miss Helen Alice Camp
bell. Mrs. Will Kishlar poured.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
In The Sick Room

Rev. C. W. Carr returned to his
home here Friday after having I'M
dergone an operation In st. Jo-
sephs Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor,
Miss Betty Ferguson, 1920 Ford
St, who has been under treatment
at the University Hospital in Ann
Arbor. returned to her home Tues
day, where she will convalesce for
a few days.
Mrs. Ellen Hill. who underwent
an appendicitis operation at Boyer
Hospital, Wednesday, is gaining
well.
Mrs. George Cobb, Sr., Detroit, is
medical patient at Boyer Hos
pital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Annual Meeting Held
by Wiling Workers

Willing Workers circle OF Kings
Daughters had visitors from Ann
Arbor and this oity for their chick
en- dinner and annual meeting
Friday at the home OF Miss Mary
Crane. Miss Myrtle Scrivens was
assisting hostess. The guests from
Ann Arbor were Mrs. 8. c. LeFevre,
county president: Mrs. n. B.
Pierce. first vice president; Miss
c. Larned, chairman OF Indian
work.
The annual election OF officers
took place following dinner. Miss
Crane was reelected president:
Mrs. Belle Reynolds, vice pres!.
dent; Miss Maude Carpenter. sec
rotary; Mrs. Mary Lennert, treas
urer.
Children's dresses for the Rori-
son dress project were solicited.
A box OF clothing and toys will
be sent TO Miss Ida Chestnut.
Pittsburgh who is in charge OF
the Indian Division OF the Interna-
tional order of Kings Daughters,
for distribution among the Indiant
The remainder OF the afternoon
was spent socially.
The November meeting will be
with Mrs. F. II. Missy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dragila OF
Delray. Fla, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Sayer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
MIXER FEATURE
OF FUN NIGHT

A real mixer called who Is IT."
added variety TO the second ses.
sion OF Fun Night held in the
First Methodist Church Friday eve
ming. Miss Emily Gooding was in
charge OF the mixer game. The eve
ming was not complete until there
was a round of early American
dancing led by Alex Komosinski.
Mrs. Ivy Bird was at the piano
There is never a dull moment and
by the sound OF the laughing one
would guess that all were having a
good time. Following the activities
in the church. the group adjourned
to the Methodist Community House
where cookies and soft drinks were
served. Any young person over Is
years OF age Is welcomed at Fun
Night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
HOSPITAL TO HAVE
HALLOWEEN PARTY

The Camp and Hospital Commit
tee OF the American Red Cross OF
Ypsilanti under the craftsmanship
OF Mrs. Carl Johnson has taken as
their Fall project the Halloween
party for Percy Jones Hospital in
Battle Greek.
The Junior Red Cross OF the city
are making the favors and decora-
tons under the direction OF the
teachers in the schools. This part
Of the program is being organized
by Mrs. Bancroft prien.
Mrs. r. E. Schrepper assisted
by Mrs. E. G. Wedman is soliciting
200 dozen cookies from the church
and Carver Center. An appeal or
these will be made at Sun
day services. Anyone wishing
to contribute cookies for the party
may contact this committee.
The cookies must be at the Le-
gion Home by Thursday at 6 o.
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clock, October 2S where they will
be packed and taken to Percy
Jones Hospital by the Ypsilanti
Motor Corps.
Other members OF the committee
assisting with the planning and
organizing Of the party are Mrs.
Atwood McAndrew, Mrs. Carl Lin
degren, Miss Ethel McCrickett,
Olin Eckley, Mrs. Mehran Thorn
son and Mrs. E. S. George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Baird and
family have moved from n. Pros
pect st. to their new home in Stur-
gis. The house they have occupied,
formerly the home of Miss Hannah
Thumm and Mrs. Ida Maleitzke,
has been sold to the Church Of the
Nazarene. whose members have
been worshipping In a tent at the
corner of Forest tAve. and n. Pros
pect st. They plan to remodel the
house for an auditorium on the first
floor and {, parsonage upstairs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
WASTE USELESS THINGS


IN THESE days of conserving
everything Of value. we are care
full Ibout all sorts Of items which
we used to treat as worthless. But
even in wartime. we should not
mind expending something which
is practically worthless If 1t de-
.stroys something which would
be of considerable value to the
enemy Thousands. yes millions.
Of times our fighting forces are
more than glad to use shell or
bomb. which has certain
amount OF value. to annihilate
things worth far more to the
enemy Some bridge players are
slow to recognize certain situa-
tons in which they should do like
wise
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Births

Son. To Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kennedy, 1434 Factory St. at
Boyer Hospital, Oct. 10, weight
Eve pounds one and. one-half
ounces.
Son. To Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon
Cornwell, 625 No. Adams St, at
Boyer Hospital, oct. Is, weight six
pounds, three and one-half ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Calendar Of Social Events
MONDAY

Stein Circle OF Dorcas Society OF Lutheran Church 80 with
Mrs Robert
Woodruff Mothers Club o'clock in School
Mrs Lucy Elliott chief decan the Normal College will
speak on Feeding Our Children in War Times.
lambda Chi Omega social meeting O'clock home OF Miss
Florence Ennis. 4035 Weber Rd, Saline.
Queen City Lodge number 1877 Knights Pytha o'clock
Hall
Monday Whist Club, 2: 30 with Miss Jessie Swane.
Ypant Choristers Ypsant High School,
Townsend Business Meeting Room 22l Ypsan High School
the Lansing
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Service Briefs

Pvt Frederick c. Katon, Jr., son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Katon, 300
f. Cross St, was recently made a
cadet in the Army Specialized
Training Unit stationed at Muskin-
gum College, New Concord, o.
Cadet Katon had previously been
with the Armored Force at Camp
Custer and Fort Knox. He was
graduated from Ypsilanti High
School in 1912.
Honoring her son, Norman
Salow. who is entering the Coast
Guards today, Mrs. Annabells
Salow entertained 35 guests at a
dinner party Thursday evening Civ
en- at the home OF Norman's grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Nor
ton. The table, decorated patriot
cally with red, white and blue, was
conferred with two cakes. On one
was flag and on the other were
the words anchors Aweigh.'
Miss Donna Lossee and Miss Lois
Salow. his sister, served.
Out OF city guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Shultz. Detroit. Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Dicks, Chelsea, and
Gilbert Dicks and son, from Willis.
Among other going away gifts,
purse Of money was presented
Norman.
Cpl. and Mrs. Joseph Britton, Jr"
have arrived from Camp Fannin'
Tyler. Texas, TO spend a ten-day
furlough with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. ]. Britton, Sr., and Mr..
and Mrs. sumner Coleman.
First Lieutenant walter g. kaz-
husky. 459th Anti-Aircraft Artillery,
who recently visited relatives and
friends here while on a leave from
Camp Polk, Louisiana, has been
called to active duty. His wife Is
making her home for the present
with her aunt. Mrs. Edwin Conklin
and Mrs. Nellie Quackenbush.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
HOME DAMAGED

Patrolman and Mrs. Joseph Sack
man. S. Prospect St, Friday night
suffered considerable damage TO
their home when fire was discoy-
cred burning in a bedroom. The
Sackmans we're not at home at the
time but the blaze was reported by
a neighbor. Their dog was in the
house and was overcome by the
smoke. The animal died later.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Canton Center Will
Help Raise Funds

There will be a meeting in Can
ton Center School next Monday,
Oct. IS at 1880 for all P.T.A. mem.
bers and anyone wishing TO help
in any way in the War Relief Fund
Drive.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Your weekend Lesson

What kind Of hand offers q
chance for a sound opening bid OF
No Trump besides an evenly ball
anced one with no long suit. but
containing good shoppers in every
suit and considerable general
strength?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Afternoon Tea Given
For A.A.U.W. Member:

The Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti branch
OF the American Association OF
University Women entertained at
a tea, Friday, at Julia Anne King
residence hall, Michigan State
Normal college. Hostesses were
Miss Alma Carmichael. and Miss
Martha Robbins. assisted by Miss
Lillian Ashby, Mrs. r. H. Daley.
Miss Nadine Fillmore. Miss Susan
Hill, Miss Jane McAllister. Miss
Anneta Monroe. Miss Marian
Quinn and Miss Edith Schnecken.
burger.
Presiding at the tea table were
Mrs H. deb. Barss. Mrs. Leslie
Butler. Miss Maude Hagle and Mrs.
Harry Smith.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Past Presidents Guests

Mrs. Howard Chaplin. Miss Leeta
Baird and Miss Marjorie Hiscock
entertained the Past Presidents
Club Friday night at the Chaplin
home with ~ present. A dessert
bridge was served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers 10 re.
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-deliyery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before s p. m. or 2 D. m.
Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Mrs. Skinner State
Huguenot Officer

At the annual meeting OF the
Huguenot Society of Michigan held
Friday in the Normandie room Of
the Book-Cadillac Hotel in Detroit
Mrs. P. E. skinner OF this city
was elected historian of the state
society. Mrs. Sidney C. Robert of
Detroit is the new president; Mrs.
George L. Austin, Detroit. first vice
president: and Mrs. Clarke E.
Baldwin, Adrian, second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Henry B. Kellogg, High
land Park. chaplain; Mrs. Hoyt K.
Whelan, Tecumseh, recording sec
rotary; Mrs. George w. Moran,
Marshall, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Paul H. Wentink, De-
troiti, treasurer; Miss Marjorie De-
Boos, Dearborn, registrar. The Hon.
Cyril II. Cane, the British consul at
Detroit and Mrs. Cane were guests
Of the society for the l o'clock
luncheon and Mr.. Cane gave an
interesting address at the afternoon
session on The Huguenot Society
Of London"
Emmett Leib, soloist sang two
solos, religious in character. Mr.
Leib also told OF his ancestors
the Allaire family of New Rochelle,
n. Y.
A very complete history Of the
Huguenot Society OF Michigan was
given by the retiring historian,
Mrs. Burtsel Claus, Upton.
Mrs. Skinner Is a charter mem
Der of the Michigan Society organ
lied at Marshall in 1887, and joined
on the record OF Philippe de Ian
noy (Delano) who came to Amer
lea in 1921, one OF the first Hugue-
nots TO come to this country. The
family had fled from eastern
France at the time OF the persecu-
ton OF the Protestants and the
French Revolution, and found ref
uge in Belgium where Phillippe's
mother, Marie Mahieu de Lannoy
founded a dozen hosplces for the
prosecuted Huguenots. Mrs. Skin
ner had correspondence in 1892
with the late Sarah Delano Roose-
welt on the Delano line, and Mrs
Roosevelt wrote that she had Wis;
tied the tomb OF Phillippe's father
Jean de Lannoy in the Cathedral
at Client, and on the tomb was his
banner and the Golden Fleece.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Graham have
moved from Center st. 10 their
newly purchased home, SIS y.
River ST.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-16
Will Celebrate

viii Celebrate
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde F. 'Renwick
Sunday will celebrate the 3Sth we'd
ding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Pierce, New Hudson. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Miles. Walled Lake, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Renwick OF
this city.