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THEY say

New York-Archbishop Francis
J. Spellman: THE Pope thinks.
works, prays and literally dies for
peace. He wishes the conquerors
10 be not only Just with the COLI
quered but also merciful.'
Balboa. {. Z.-Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox: THE only safe as
sumption IA that the Panama Canal
may be attacked tomorrow.
Boston-Warren II. Atherton, ma
tionaI commander American Le-
glon: Universal military training
at or about college age will bring
some discipline into the life OF
every young American; by coupl-
ing citizenship with an obligation
TO protect the American way NJ
life It will place new value upon
the right and privileges OF Amerl-
can CITIZENSHIP e"
Washington Sen. Albert r.
Chandler (D) Ky: Gen. MacArth-
ur knows the names OF Japs who
have mistreated American prison
ers and he Is determined that they
shall be given just punishment
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PLEADS GUILTY

Detroit. Oct. . ms William
Bommarito. Al, VINO recently sur
rendered to police in the fatal
shooting OF his mother-inlaw. Mrs.
Caroline Fox, pleaded guilty 10
manslaughter in recorders court
and was sentenced eight 10 10
years in state prison. The shoot
ing occurred in 1897 during a fam
lily quarrel Bommarito fled 20
California where he remained until
his surrender II am sorry this
thin happened. the defendant
said Il have worked every day
since and have tried TO he an hon.
est man
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Duke of Windsor
Appears to be
Back in Favor
BY Helen Esssry

WASHINGTON The presence
OF the Duke and Duchess OF Wind
sor al the British embassy. where
they have seldom been entertain
ed sets inquirins minds to vond-
erine n the former king OF Eng
land has been taken back into Brit
ish governmental favor The pres.
ence Of The WindsOrs at the en-.
ha ~ is sol OF official approval
marking a change Of attitude since
their first Washington visit after
the Dukes abdication from the
throne of England
n may even pressage the ap-
pointment Of. the Duke. now the
governor Of the Bahamas, Ia some
important British empire post n
has often hpen suggested that the
former king and the charming
MARYLAND woman for whom he
gave mp kingship would make
successful British representatives.
in Washington in The event Of AM
bsssador HalifaNs Withdrawal
I is a pity 10 waste The talents
Of so able and popular a pair as
the Duke and Duchess on such =
Enthusiastically uuimporlant y spot
a. Nassau
NasSaus b story is NOT a petty
one Won snow. once II vas
pirates hide.away Next strong.
mold in UliuiI slave trade From
this in graduated into 'um run
mes PARADISE. Lately II has been
skirling eeuiiliiv as the haven for
rich refugees who didn't enjoy pay
ing taxes on uuIcklyEOt fortunes
u has never seemed TO me that the
British government has shown
great dignity IN exiting its former
king TO Tho Gahamas
The Duke and Duchess Of Wind.
sor viii remain in this country for
an Indefinite stay ON This trip
10 Washington the Duke - discuss
ing lend lease aid Tor The Bahamas
with United Nations officials, The
Duchess is preparing pleasant
homecoming for her aunt Mrs. y.
Buchanan Nerr ymsn. who is 70
turning from an fitness a. Faulkner
Hospital in Boston The Nindsor
will probably return to Washington
later in the fall.
on their train trip from Boston
70 washington ihe Duke ZEN the
Pullman and walked up and down
The station platform every stop.
Sc, eral people recognized him and
asked for his autograph. which
he gave smilingly To one fellow
traveller who introduced himself
The Duke told how much he had
enjoyed seeing the New York sky
line again rs always thrilling
and baa iiful spectacle he said.
The Windsors now travel without
secret service guards They occd-
pied what is called in train isrson
"a cab.nette"
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Pllarim Holiness Church
EvanssIlstle Mission rab.rnaeI.


lRiVer Blvd, near Cross ST.
Rev. Daniel L. Baughey. Pastor.
Original Wesleyan
9;45 a. m.-Teachers and Work
ers prayer meeting.
10 a. m. Sunday School.
II a. m.-Morning Assembly.
with Mrs. Baughey speaking.
6:l5 p. m.-Young Peoples
Prayer Band meets.
$40 p. m.-Young Peoples ser.
vice with Miss Mabel Duty, Cincin.
natl. as the leader.
p. m.-Regular Prayer Band
meets at the Tabernacle Altar.
7:l5 p. m.-Sacred Concert. OF
church hymns.
1880 p. m.-"Tabernacle Sing
Time, interpreted with choruses
and special numbers.
8 p. m.-Pastor Dan Baughey
will deliver his usual Sunday night
Bible sermon, using as his subject,
The Voice OF Experience.
The Gospel Crusade. conducted
by the students of Gods Bible
School, continues daily at the Tab.
ernacle. The special 10 weeks
course OF training. conyenes each
Friday night at 1880 until $50.
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Supervised by: Community Coun.
ell, composed OF representa-.
tiyes OF each community fund,
from organized labor, and the
Ford Motor Company. They
are d. N. silkworth, chair
man. Mrs. n. deb. Barss. and
Mrs. Esther Dustsn. Ypsilanti:
William c. Trow. Dr.. Otto X.
Engelke and Walter Geske,
Ann Arboc. Robert MacRae.
Andrew Brown. and Walter
Laidlaw. Detroit. Brendon
Sexton and John Zupan repre-
sent the Local so. Clarence
Locke the Bendi1 Local S7i.
and Mrs. Josephine Conan the
sociological department Of the
Ford Motor Company.
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WASHENGTON-INS A siN hun
dred million dOllar stamp plan that
would provide food for low income
groups was before the House bank
ing and currency committee to.
day as a substitute for the Admin.
istration's consumer subsidy pro.
gram Rep Herter RI Mass, pro-
posed the plan 20 Tho committee f..
an effort 10 relieve victims Ia -d-
hit by wa Z me measures Apron
imstely twelve nj lion persons are
in that isssifica'ion Horter said.
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DESTROYER READY

Bay City, Oct. 3 AP-Another
destroyer escort vessel will be
launched Oct. IA at the Defoe Ship.
building Company yards. The war.
ship will be name1 in honor OF
Navy Lieut.. Roger n. Currier who
was killed Nov. 10, 1912, during the
battle OF the Solomon Islands. His
widow, Mrs. Betty s. Currier, Port
land, Ore, will sponsor the launch
ing
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NEW YORK ms Sale OF the
S0O-room Plaza Hotel just south
OF Central Park and one OF the
countrys outstanding hostelries. 20
Floyd y Odum president OF the
Alias Corporation, was announced
The sale price was not dis
closed The hotel was built 20
years ago al a cost OF ~ million
dOllar-
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Whitaker

Whitaker. Mich. Oct. o
Mr.. and Mrs. William VANITY and
Mrs Margaret Tedd,r, Milan. visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Lamkin,
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sikorski and
daughter Florence visited friends
in Monroe Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gable, De-
troit. Mrs. Emma Nugent, Ypsl-
lanti Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hammer
schmidt Detroit, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitch
ingham. In the evening they all
visited Mr. and Mrs f.. l.. Squires.
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WASHINGTON-INS Undersec-
rotary of War Robert P. Patterson
told the Senate Economy Commit
tee today that 1866 civilian en-
plOyes were dismissed from the
War Department between June 30
and Aug. 81. This report. however.
failed 70 satisfy Sen. Harry +.
Byrd (Dl Va. committee chair
man. because a detailed statement
OF the type of employe dismissed
was not submitted.
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Congregational Church
(2lS y. Adams ST.

Gordon c. Speer. Minister
Harvey c. Colburn, area ministe".
10 a. m.-Sunday School for stu
dents from fourth grade through
high School.
II a. m--Sunday School for chill
dren from age two through grade
three.
IL a. m.-Service OF Worship
Sermon subject: THE Cloud Of
Witnesses Viewing Our Lives.
Anthem. Father Thy Children
Bow in Alteration, by Arthur Sulli-
van. Miss Verla Cook will sing:
20 Lord Most Holy, by Cesar
Franck. Mrs Kelder will play,
Ave Maria" by Henselt; Inter
meIzi" by Anderson; "Recessional'
by Kipling.
1915 y. m.-Monthly Good Eel
lowship dinner.
1:45 p. m.-lIigh School Pill
grim Fellowship leave for Jack
son.
D. m.-Baptist Congregational
Christian Youth Fellowship at
Starkweather Hall The Rev. Ray
mon Bair will speak on the topic:
The Future Belongs TO You
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Sunday in YpSilanti Churches
81. Luke's Episcopal Church

st. Luke's Episcopal Church
r. T. AppleyArd. Rector.
Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity.
8a m.-Holy Communion
$50 a. m.-Church School.
II q. m.-Morning Prayer and
Service.
Church Of Christ
(505 W. Cross ST.
G.. Wheeler Utley. Minister.
10 a .m.-Sunday School.
II a. m.-Worship and Sermon.
BE We Reconsiled.
7:45 p. m.-Sermon, Divine
Fellowship.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
$50 a. m-Sunday School.
10:45 a. m.-Morning Service.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.-Evening
Service.
Are Sin, Disease. and Death
Real?" will he the subject OF the
Lesson-Sermon in all Christian Sci
ence Churches throughout the
world on Sunday. Oct. 10.
The Golden Text Jeremiah
30:1O is: II will restore health
unto thee. and ] will heal thee OF
thy wounds. saith the Lord"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage psalms 103:2.3): BLESS
the Lord, o my soul. and forget not
all his benefits: Why forgiyeth all
thine iniquitles; who healeth all
they diseases;
Correlatlve passages to be read
from the Christian Science text.
book, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures, by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 40: Disease should not ap.
pear real to the physician, since
IT is demonstrable that the way TO
cure the patient is 10 make dis
ease unreal to him"
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FUND DECREASED

Washington Ocr 9 AP civil
aeronsutics Administration tCAAl
officials told congressman here
that federal fund, needed 10
complete airDorts left unfinished
by the defunc' Work Projects Ad.
ministration lWPAI were de.reas.
ed from IS 0o4 900 10 s69l9nUu
when the Army and Navy took
over construction work on three
airports
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DEFEATIST ATTITUDE

Traverse City. Oct. 9-Beryl D.
0rris Chicago psychlatrist, told
the iichigan Education Associa-
ton. region 5. meeting here
that America has a definite at
titude similar TO that which exist
ed in France prior to her downfall.
He said that unless this disturb
ing against-everything attitude is
remedied we have lost the war on
the home front even II QUIZ armed
forces win every battle"
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SIOUX FALLS. s. d. INS-Re-
ports of romances in the life of
WAC End Lieut.. Naomi Kathleen
Cheney. including one that she had
been married. found no notification
as army and police officials
pressed their investigation OF her
mysterious Staying.
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Hints on Etiquette

Someone in an once should take
It upon him or herself 10 see that
a newcomer IL introduced TO all
the members OF the force. and
made to feel welcome and at
home.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Hugo Fenker. Pastor.
Ernest Philippi, Vicar
Paul Ungrodt, sunday School sup
erintendent; Carl Schefler assist
ant superintendent.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School Inter
mediate, Junior and Senior Depart
ments.
m.-Primary and Kindergar-
ten Departments meet during the
worship services in the Sunday
School rooms.
II a. m.-Divine Service. Morn
ing subject: How Long Will Ye
Hesitate Between Two Opinions?
Combined Choir anthem, Natures
Anthem Of Praise. by Sullivan
Ofrertory solo, abide With Me =
Monk.
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Eree Methodlst chureh

Corner Lowell and ST. John SITS.
r. c. Morell Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday school. {. T.
Chambers. superintendent.
II a. m Morning worship.
100 p. m.-loung peoples sery-
ice.
s D. m Evangelistic service.
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William r. Shaw. Minister.
n110 M. CLOS 50

Qll0 W. Cross stu
10 m.-Ths Morning Worship.
Sermon. Spiritual Autumn. Pre-
lude. "Nacht Stuck. by Schumann;
onertory. "Cantilene", by Dubois;
anthem. Consider and Hear Me ;
by Woolsr; postlude, March Tri'
umphal', by Gaul.
10 m.--The Junior Church and
Nursery Programs.
l1:15 a. h.-The Church School.
p. m.-The B. Y. r. at the
Church.
7 D. m.-The Baptist.Congrega'
tiona. Christia Youth Fellowship
at Starkweather Hall. Topic: The
Future Belongs to You. Special
speaker. the Rev Raymon Bair.
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V. p, | have a mole on my face,
am % years old. am afraid 1t is
growing larger. ! would like to
have it removed because hair is
growing in it. Is this dangerous ,
Answer: No. Dermatologists
have many methods OF removal,
depending on what kind Of mole
it is. Go to any good doctor and
have him advise you what derma-
tOiogist TO 20 to.
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One Minute Test

] What was the hrst airship TO
reach the North Pole
? What new trail was blszed
by Louis Bleriot in 1909
3. What vas the name OF Posts
and Gattys famous plane
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Today's Horoscope

Success should be your lot for
you have excellent mental pow
ers, sound and practical business
Judgment, and the personality and
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Willow Run Community Council
Loeation: Office in Michigan State

Willow Run Community Council
Location: Office in Michigan State
Normal College gymnasium.
Director: Spencer Gordon, e1ecu-
tive secretary.
Organization: An sffiliation Of com
munity funds in Detroit. Ann
Arbor and Ypsilanti. represent
ing also labor unions. and the
Ford Motor company.
Type Of Work: Seens TO strength
Ell existing agencies in area so
that the agencies may be bet
ter able TO cope with situa-
lions which they meet Not
an administrative organization.
the work falls into three cate.
gories. public health and med.
zeal care, recreation. and child
welfare
Source Of Funds: From the three
community funds. and from
Local 50. raw CCIOl.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

c. r. W: Is it safe to take vita
min pills unless ordered to do so
by the doctor? Is it safe to use
saccharin for sweetening food in
order to stretch the sugar supply :
Answer: Your first question IL
Of such universal interest that |
am devoting a column to It. Sac
charm has been proved by numer-
Gus experiments to be absolutely
harmless. OF course. 1t has no
nourishment and now that the
sugar supply has eased those on
the thin side should get as much
sugar as they can.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance


p South Prospect St.
VI. s. Amstutz. Pastor.
10 a. m Sunday School Rally
Day Evangelist f. X Lund will
speak to the children in object
lessons.
ia. Morning worship. Sub
iect. The Sideshow Of Life
s D. m.-Prayer Meeting.
$50 p. m Young Peoples So
ciety. Mrs. Lund will be speaker.
40 p. m Evening Eyangeistic
Service. This Is family night A spe
cial message will be delivered 10
tdmily groups.
Rev. f. X. Lund will preach both
morning and evening aud every
night next week except Saturday
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calvary Baptist

calvary Baptist
Arbeiter Hall, 21s 8. Grove st.
Pastor: Mark Dickerson.
10 a. Morning worship sery.
Ice: Message: MANS Extremity
Gods Opportunity.
ll:15 a. m.-SundAy School.
Sis p. m.-Young Peoples Meet.
ing.
1880 .. m.-Evangellstic meeting.
Message: The Great Judgments
in the Bible
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For
Aid bPubHc

Editors Note: This IL one Of
series Of articles on social services
available IN Nps.lauti. The articles
should be clipped for future refer
Nnce ss increased population brings
more problems which Npsilantians
will be called upon to solve
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BY r. J. SCOTT

self-conhdence so necessary In
contacts with others You are af-
fectionate and devoted to your
mate You are frank and sincere
At all times. At 6.J4 a M, be-
fore you start the days work.
clean up old matters. Don't as
sumo the debts or get involved in
the troubles OF an extravagant
associate today Al 500 p. m.
the aspect is favorable for do
mestic and business matters. espe-
cially in connection with property
Words Of Wisdom
Science is but the statement
Of truth found out.
Horoscope for Sunday
Your character, II your birth
day 10 today. u uvaeious, cheer
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Baptist Tabernacle

2lS f. Forest Ave.
Robert +. Nichols. minister.
10 a. m.-Bible School. Classes
for all ages.
Ills a. M Morning worship.
Subject. The Written Word. Or
Something Left out"
7:3O p. M Subject. The Com
ing King" Place as announced from
the pulpit.
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Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Woodruff School Teacher club
muniy with its fist the Prof Theo
rion Of the Normal College Of
parent teacher the normal education children
World Wide Guild girls the First Baptist for the
first session fall last night the
served by Kathleen Kelly Rose Foley Helen
Miss Margaret presided
Foster Fletcher Of Fletcher and Fletcher day
to New York City and the Fast that obtain The
styles that prevalent with the college will visit
al OF The older colleges and universities there
Birth son TO Mr.. and Mrs Bert Hubbard this morning
Fifty Years Ago
Miss Emile G. Hall long a successful teacher
schools has school board
to accept position principal Of the South Haven High School
The Normal baseball defeated the Atlantis City l6
20 ~ At the completion Hilsdale Junes MIAA
field day. Bert WILDER. Ypslsnt several places.
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PrssbyterIan Church

Haymon Burns Bair. Minister.
W. Morgan Lewis, area minister.
1886 a. m.-The Church in wor.
ship and study. Nursery, Junior
and Adult services. Sermon by the
minister. Some Things Presbyter.
isns Believe" Remembering the
3Ooth anniversary OF the Westmin.
ster Assembly. Mrs. Thomas o'Dea
will play the organ numbers: Pre-.
lude, "Arloso IN A" Bach. Postlude.
Meditation" JACOB: Anthem,
How Gentle Coos Commands, +"
Camps; solo, ave Maria" schu.
bert, Carol Cook.
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fui, humorous and you are blessed
with many loyal friends. You
are a good talker and clever with
repartee. Beneath your light.
hearted exterior. however. lie
strong ambitions and a fervent
viii to succeed. An acquaintance
for whom you do not care espe-
cially may visit you unexpectedly
around noon today. DO not be
rude. At 1871 p. m. instead
Of finding fault with member Of
your family, make tactful sugRes-
tons, and you will be surprised
ct the results.
One-Mlnute Test Answers
l. Amundsens Norge.
2 He few across the English
channel from Calais 10 Dover.
,. Winnie Mae.
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per tcnlI Ahu M Wv pNl
u. Type o persons are uni
sal donors; ABB persons uni
sal recipients.
Use of Plasma
\ great advance in technique o.
2 years has been the use o.
cd plasma instead OF who'll
Use Of Plasma

A great advance in technique OF
late years has been the use OF
blood plasma instead OF whole
blood. Blood plasma is the protein
of the blood with the cells removed.
Il can be dried and stored in blood
banks. A small bottle OF dry plas-
ma. a small bottle Of water to di-
lutte it, a 50-c.c. syringe. all Of
which can be carried in a doctors
pocket. Will give a wounded soldier
the equivalent Of a pint OF FLOOD.
The great usefulness of trans
fusion IA in cases Of hemorrhage,
shock and burns. The patient who
has lost blood in hemorrhage will
go into shock because the circula-
ton has to have a certain volume
of blood to work with. For this
purpose plasma is as good as
whole blood. The burned patient
loses enormous amounts Of protein
from the blood. And here. too, the
plasma is the exact substitute.
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Blood COagulation

Blood cOagulation was another
OF the technical difficulties the
early students could not overcome.
1t was solved when the nature Of
blood coagulation was understood,
and anti-coagulsnts which could
be added to blood and prevent CO.
agulation, such as sodium citrate,
were iscovered.
But the most important techni-
cal difficulty was overcome when
it was found that people had diff
ferent types Of blood. If the blood
OF a person Of Incompatible type il
given to another. one of two I'M
favorable things may happen 49,
the red blood cells Of the recipient
will agglutinate or gather togeth-
er in clumps, or they may dissolve.
These phenomena are called ag-
Iglutination and hemolysis. In
practice it has not been found that
.hemolysis is of serious enough
consequence to be considered. but
agglutiuation is. Type A blood
will agglutinate the red cells Of
type B, and B will agglutinate the
cells Of A persons, 80 that it is a
bad combination. There are four
types: o (43 per cent? Of the gen
eral population; A go per cent?
B & per cent? ; and ABB 90 per
cent?. Type o persons are uni
verssl donors; Alb persons uni
Versal recipients
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Rural Events

SUNDAY
Lincoln District Centennial at
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TUESDAY

Oakvllle
Oakville Farmers Club will meet
in the Annex OF the Oakville Meth
odist Church in the evening.
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions OF general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
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10 think Of the benefits Of giving
sick man the blood Of q sound,
young. healthy man? But the
early experimenters ran into tech
meal difficulties that were never
solved until late in the nineteenth
century.
Samuel Pepys, in his diary, re-
cords an experiment done at the
Royal Society in which the blood
Of a sheep was transfused into the
body Of man, and the man after
wards bieated when he talked. 1t
is as well for his veracity that he
doesn't say he saw this: 1t speaks
for his gullibility. The blood Of
one species of animal cannot be
transfused into another: it is 40
incompatible that death follows
instantly. And that was one of
the technical difficulties the early
transfusers did not understand.
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Willow Run Evangelical Lutheran
Church

willow Run Evangelical Lutheran
Church
missouri synod
25S5 e. Michigan Ave, Ypsilantl.
Arthur F. Boyer. Pastor.
A.F.C. Pfotenhauer. assistant pas.
tor.
10 a. m.-Sunday school. Classes
for children Of all ages.
II a. Morning service with
sermon. Sunday marks the first
anniversary OF the first service held
by this church in this area. Pastor
Boyer will speak on this theme:
" A Message from the Lord to You
for this Occasion" We are happy
10 furnish transportation to any
one, especially men in the armed
forces, TO and from the service.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Cor. Forest and Jerome Stsl
II. {. Diller, Pastor.
2 p. m.-Sundsy School.
p. m.-Worship Hour.
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Horo.cone for Sunday

Your character, II your birth
day 10 today. u uvaeiouS. cheer
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Your Health
EechnicalitieS
Overcome For
Transfusions
sy Loaan cI.ndsnnlna. N. 0.

NOWADAYS with nearly all
the adult population on either the
giving or receiving end OF blood
TRANSMISSION, let us review the fun
damental principles involved.
The idea OF blood TRANSMISSION is
a very old one. As why shouldn't
II be- What IL more natural than