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LOST RATION COUPONS.

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"a" GAS EATON BOoN. .s@cd t. Georse
Furzer. 400" Leland s., Chevy CAase,
~, Gas RATION BOOK. in rel BILL
told, ,sSued 70 Eliza ! Wilson, "o:5 l5'h
20 ny = RhTrov TT G2. r6oK a;,;E issued to MRS
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GCAS RATION EooK !. 70. s COUPONS:
Earle w. Hall. 2'l lo.A s.. sc. Please
RATION BOOK NO. I. issued to Andrew
RATION BOOK NO. , Ct;To32-AJD, issred
.,IH ~ Miss Adele Stamp, 7oI& Porter court
RATION BooK NO. /, issued to John J
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Money 80 n Pollard s.. A.! CT. 9i29
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villa Wv, Virginia. VIM. ?, r.. Root Edw.
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RATToN BOOK 'SS No. 3. ne sucd a. to Soi GLADYS
zolma 7nd m M93yhaqm IN 4G&f Monroe s., Car,
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RATION Bo6ooK 20. ;. i,s~cd 20 Jeanne E.
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RATION BOOKS. " No. 3, no. /. issued
N names Smith. Thomp Iins. Pcg.arr.
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RATION BOOKS 40. ,. lzancd to Emily
AIarla RoEers. Emily Lcrrair, Roee~S.
Charles Buddy Rorcrs, Joscp5 Lc~ov bog
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MaX; sH,,o Bertha T. Mark D. and Ellen r
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WAR RATION BOOKS NOS. I. .. 3. issued
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WAR RarIoN BOOK NO. =. issued to
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soidlers s coat sent to Wright Cleaners.
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G5etc5en Sprow' col7 5,h st. NV.
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tnea - Roseann Coean and Jack Coean,
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Evening star., 1943-10-18
Planes Arrival Answers
Girls Prayer for Drug
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER, Oct. ia 12-year -old
girl, Genean Smith, smiled at her
physician from her bed in Denver
General Hospital and told him, "You
and God have answered my pray
ers."
AS she spoke, solution of peni-
cillin, the rare new drug which
doctors hope may check a bone in
lection With which she was stricken
last July, flowed drop by drop into
an ankle vein.
DR.. r. G. Williams began the
treatment yesterday after 100000
units of penicillin had been flown
10 Denver from Boston.
"All night long I prayed that
plane would come through all right"
said Genean.
DR.. Williams said the supply would
De sufficient for a Today treat
ment-enough to cure the infection.
If 1t can be cured.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
LOST.

BAG. black cord, containing drlvers per
NIT, gas ratton coupons "A and B also ,,
Ottavio. 1913 Burke st. Sc Apt 4 also
valuable ra"crS and money. Reward. FIR.
BLUE SIX PuRsE, containing ration
card, identhcations and money. Thurs
G,yr l4iA Ct. Car, ca! RA. :t6.:3 ,.
M aar If3" TTFs Ten5edv 25 of bqTs ey5hd adSd
GF. 600. 1911 Kennedy ST. NV.
FOX TEREIER. male white body. black
1SG 1ndfan sprEns drye il in SILVER spring. Lib
cral reward. Phone 81. 900.
GLASSES. pair. plastic frame. black leath-
or case: reward. Call DI. 1896 between
HANDBAG. lady'g. small black, left in cab
sun; afternoon entrance Walter Reed Hos
tai, containing money, keys. cosmetics,
c'c Pleas return bag and keys to desk,
~ Pa ave; nv keep money; ro.,on
books, pape:S and money, lost between
J 1th and F. SITS. and 9th and Penna, ave;
nv, Frdav afternoon. Reward. Call
nANpBAC, lost early sunday near IAN
and Fort S,eTens drive NV. containing
ra,ion boQ,s., glasses, money Reward
LITTER FOLDER. tan, leather; on street.
car Sat. lnleht. containing, money and i'm
Postapt tdsnicatj9n caTdS Fndsr nay
.Il Elm s., NV. No 1000. or American
PED CroT< Training Unit American Uni
rIN-Pearl cluster. diamond in center.
Tcward: Phone Oliver 5l61.
P0CKETBO0N. on Georgia ave. ,streetcar.
Saturday; eyeglasses needed badly. Keep
faoEs fdriT ar ni ccmb G3 s on Gonn co wo 0ef
WALTHAM WATCH. lady'S yellow gold.
lost be.vecn Sth and Penna and new
Var Dept. Blds. Call MA. 90Io, Ext.
WATCH. man's. yellow sold Bulova; lost
IN Diamond cab. friday night. Finder
Clc?se cail 81. 9095 Reward:
WATCH. lady's white cold. Elein, wrist
with chip diamonds: 18TH ST between r
End K Call Dupont 1000 Ext. 24o, after
WATCH. 3? diamonds. Alban Swiss Beau-
rette. platinum. sweetheart S'r7p; Senti-
mont attached d. Reward. RE. 1900
WIRE, ,HAIrFp TERRIER; black and white
~ chain chain around docs neck. Reward
WRIST WATCH lady's Lorcines. eneraved
* NJ. B" whit, god, Frida" shopping
di5trlct, Ewa,t.S o. bus GE. l49G Reward.
WRIST WATCH, Hamilton, initials A. F.
WRIST WATCH. ccta2o0. l,zht gold. on
St bet lth IND l:-h. Oct. 16. Re
WRIST wATCn. small. lady's. set in a
small diamonds: nc: ATS Lrnch Bladens-
burg ri. Miss Z. Andersen, 9il K st. II. W.
srno REwARD-Br.ck purs-. containing
Strlnr of pearls ana sum oi money: lost
on Tra!!lwdyS brs about Sept. .. Phone
S@z REWARD-Gold Iocact. lost October
=. initials "A. G." Sral. t'-morde, for
eIgn inscription: sentimental ratUe. Or
. - before : ~ ? ~aln:------- m: o..
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Behind the Foreign News
BY BLAIR BOLLES.

During his most recent visit to
the United States, Prime Minister
Churchill proposed a system of joint
control by the United Nations over
strategic bases taken from the Axis.
Such scheme might be the pattern
of the future for useful islands like
the DodecaneSe in the Aegean Sea,
where the Allies are slowing wrest-
ing control from Germany.
The problem of strategic areas
occupies the thoughts of men in
each of the three great western
Allied countries. Five senators
recommended after their trip
around theh world that the United
States take steps to insure American
control over strategic areas Ameri-
can troops are helping retake in the
Pacific. The Russians regard the
strip of land to the Soviet Unions
west as strategic frontier" Mr..
Churchill seeks coopera tive
formula for keeping the strategic
points out of the hands of world
peace diSturbers of the future.
JdpS ouSltu from lSIanUS.
The principal strategic islands
captured from the enemy are all.
in the Mediterranean area-Pantel-
leria, Lampedusa, Sicily and Cos
Gn the DodecaneSe). From the
japanese, Allied troops have recap
tued a number Of islands taken
earlier in the war by the enemy
from the islands Allied pOSsesSorS-
Guadalcanal and others in the Solo
mons group, and portion Of New
Guinea.
Events Of the war have shown that
the simple ownership of the islands
which militarilv are potentially use
full is not guarantor of security.
Near the ASiatic continent the Allies
held positions which seemed to DOM
mate the sea avenues down which
Japan might make a southwark
thrust-the Philippines, Hong King.
Singapore. Yet the japanese went
down the avenues and took the stra-
tcGic islands as they proceeded.
The British, however, can point
to Malta, strategic island in the
Medi erranean. in arguing the use
fulneSs of such regions. The pos
session of Malta and the possession
OF strong navy made it possible
for the British to keep open a lane
I through the Mediterranean Sea and
to their naval base at Alexandria.
Egypt, when the shores of the sea
were controlled entirely by the Axis
except for the Allied coastal strips
of Egypt. Palestine and Syria and
the neutral coasts of Turkey and
/ Spain.
Canal ZGne An Issue.
A proposal for complete inter-
/ naturalization of strategic points
/ would invite objection from the
/ United States if the Panama Canal
/ Zone were 10 be included among
those points. The possibility is open
now, however, for the continued
/ joint use of the Azores Islands,
belonging TO Portugal, by British.
! the United States and other United
Nations naval and air powers after
/ the war. Australia as we'll as the
/ United States has an interest in the
Pacific islands.
The strategic base has for CEN
turles past been the concern prin-
Evening star., 1943-10-18

in the New Brunswick area Sat
urday and yesterday.
The other women died in auto
mobile accidents which injured nine
persons, four seriously.
Miss Doris C. Kirk, %, Norfolk,
Va, was killed yesterday when an
automobile In which she rode over
turned on the Lincoln highway 3
miles south of here.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Commerce Pamphlet
Calls for Lowering
OF Tariff Walls
By the Associated Press.

BY the Assoclated Press.
American dollars flowing freely
and steadily both at home and back
| and forth across the seas can create
and preserve world prosperity, says
the Commerce Department.
1t bases its conclusions on more
than 20 years of research, summar-
lied in 2l6-page pamphlet issued
today, The United States in the
World Economy"
While pointing first to the neces-
sity of domestic prosperity to en-
courage a flow of dollars abroad
through purchases and investments
the publication adds:
"Of even greater importance than
the general level of the flow of
dollar payments is the need for
continuity and regularity in our for
eign economic policy and in the
actual behavior Of our international
transactions
Calls for Sound Program.
Assuming a period of brisk two
way dollar flow in the immediate
postwar era, the pamphlet reviews
the events of the interWar wears
in support Of a call for a sound
international investment program
together with a reduction in Amer
lean trade barriers.
1T would be tragic indeed" 1t
says, "if the United States Qater)
were to permit another abrupt drop
in the supply of dollars - whether
Wilfully through increased trade re-
strictions, carelessly through the
misbehavior of foreign investment,
or involuntarily through the i'm
proper functionng Of the domestic
economy"
The booklet describes what it calls
the unfortunate results" OF invest
ment policies after the World War.
Responsibility for development of
more satisfactory reconstruction
and development investment pro-
grams, it says, will doubtless be
borne chiefly by the governments
concerned, and much of the capital
may have to be provided through
official agencies.
Certainly the methods Of for
elgn bond Notation employed in the
Dos would be both unacceptable to
the individual investor and unde-
Sirable in the interest of interna-
tional stability
Tariff, HaII
Asserting the most promising
outlet for private capital appears to
be IN direct investments, the pub
llcation gives support TO the idea
of appropriate financial and man
agerial participation by nationals Of
borrowing countries
The booklet says that while some
tariffs Will be needed 10 protect
domestic producers from the tenn
porary advantages" their foreign
competitors may be afforded bv
fuctuatlng exchange rates, price
levels and labor standards, it still
would be a mistake" to delay max
ing adjustment.
AS the most practicable means
OF lowering the tariff wall, the re-
ciprocal trade agreements program
should be prosecuted as vigorously
as possible not only after but also
during the present conflict"
The major handicap to exports,
the department concludes, has not
been trade restrictions abroad so
much as the underlying shortage of
dollars
Evening star., 1943-10-18
WpB Directs Changes
In Paper inventories

Ry the Associated Press.
The War Production Board TO-DAY
directed changes in inventory re-
quirements for the paper and paper
board industry, rejecting the
threatened shortage of paper prod
uctS.
To insure a steady supply of re-
ouired paper. for the war effort
WPB reserved The right to direct de-
livery Of up to 10 per cent of each
mills output each month. Inven-
tories were also limited to 30 days
supply for consumers. As DAYS fol
paper merchants and so days fol
paper manufacturers.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Wonger Again Heads
Motion Picture Academy

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. l8.-For the
fifth consecutive year Film Pro-
ducer Walter Wanger will head the
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences.
His reelection as president was
announced yesterday by the Board
OF Governors. Vice presidents elect
eel We're Jean HerSholt. Howard
Hawks and RoSalind Russell,
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Canada Medal Created
Dominion's First Award
BY the Associated Pre- s

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA. Oct. 18-Crea ton of
the first distinctly Canadian deco
ration for merit-the Canada
Medal'-and its approval by King
George VI was announced last night
By Prime Minister w. L. Mackenzie
King.
II may be won by any citizen,
civilian or uniformed. in recognition
OF ''merltorious service above and
beyond the faithful performance of
duties" and may be awarded citi-
ZenS of other countries.
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Lincoln District NeWS

and Mrs John HARRISON and fam
lily. Milan. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Dressell and children. Detroit, and
Mrs Nicola Hall. Saline
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mosher
and children, 10 Ann and Geral-
dine. were guests Sunday at the
cottage OF Mr. and Mrs Paul
Daschner. az Portage Lake, for a
picnic dinner Other guests were
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Cook and
daughter. Jane. Ann Arbor Jane
Cook returned home, for the week,
with the Moshers
Mr. and Mrs Harold Hammond
and sons we're at Vampires Lake
Sunday
Mrs William Hayes and sons
John and James. and Mrs. Lorene
Ssuers and her mother. Mrs E. J
Lambertson. Ypsilarti, were at
Wamplers Lake, also. Sunday.
where they enjoyed. among other
things a speed boat ride.
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs
Karl Schanz were guests at the
home OF Karl 5 brother and wife.
Nr and Mrs Louis Schanz. Ann
Arbor, for a picnic supper.
Mrs Ella Fuller, futile Hill Rd..
returned homo Sunday after sew
eral days in Richmond. Ind
Mrs Clinton Hevens spent Tues
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1-VISIT LOANS

Don't borrow unnecessarily; but II
a loan is the best solution to your
problem, this special service will
save you time and travel. Phone.
tell US how much you need, and
give us the necessary facts for
your application. Then stop in at
our office by appointment to sign
and pick up the money.
Loans are made on signature. fur.
niture or auto without involving
outsiders. Sensible monthly pay.
ments arranged. Women, as we'll
as men, can readily get a between.
payday loan tc tide them over. No
unnecessary rigmarole. No EN-.
harrassment
We are sure you will be pleased
with this friendly service. II you
euoQd 'sIom 10 Oe5S OF OIs pssu
US today for a 1.visit loan. Or II
announcement for you 10 call at our
office. write for a "Loan-by Mail
Request Form" today.
Loans made in nearby towns.
Personal Finance Co.
OF Ann Arbor
IA \. Washington St
Phone $50
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Augusta. Mich july o. The Au.
gusta Community Farm Bureau
took he initial steps IN entering
lis member in the Michigan 10.
pital service at their meeting a.
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Schuman. Jennings Campbell The
president introduced the speaker
who explained and answered aIrs.
tions oneerning the plan
Much discussion was caused by
the question as 10 Just what per
sons could &c included In the Farm
Bureau membership and considered
4 member OF the family. Those pres.
ent agreed 10 let the County Board
determine this matter. n was voted
10 ask Mrs. Lee Talladay TO be the
ore 10 accept the payments on the
four nights pes YEAR when the pay
ments are due No collecting is to
he done
social hour was conducted by
Mrs. Jennings Campbell and the
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day with Mrs. Irene Beckington, al
her home near Belleville.
Overnight guests. Wednesday, at
the home OF the Clinton Hewens
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Cory and
daughters. from Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Minick,
PENIS Rd., were in Adrian Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Chic was a guest
Thursday evening at the home OF
a friend, Mrs. William Yensch, at
Maybee
Mrs. william Hayes and son,
James, were at Portage Lake
Thursday afternoon for the picnic
OF the Washtenaw Friendship Club
tof the o. E. s.. Husbands Of
members joined the group for sup
per in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Colts.
Waterford, we're overnight guests
saturday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Colts.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Colts had as a guest for
their chicken fry. their cousin,
Thomas Ashley. Edison Lake.
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MONDAY GUESTS

Lincoln District. July 81 On
Monday afternoon. Mrs Ella Full
I Ter and Loretta Ar5ogast were in
Addison as guests Of Warren Fris-
bic and daughter. Clara Lucille.
Warren Frisbie. formerly Of Ypsi.
lanu. is unable 10 work due 10 a
steel silver which penetrated his
leg The silver has been removed
but inasmuCh as he does not seem
to be recovering as rapidly as
expected. an X-ray is 10 he taken
TO determine whether all steel
fragments have been extracted
Mrs Fuller and Loretta also called
at the home Of Nh Frisbie's daugh-
ter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Don
aid Beal and baby daughter Ellen
who was one year old Tuesday
Mrs Willis Tooman and son,
Danny. we're Wednesday supper
guests al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Leroy Tooman. Milan.
Tuesday evening visitors al the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Grant Aus.
tin and family were Mr. and Mrs
Bert Goodrich. Milan Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Bunton and daughter. Irene.
Willis and Mr. and Mrs Fred
Mack. stony Greek.
Mr. and Mrs Grant Austin and
family had as guests sunday Mr.
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Seven Day Service
For Navy Laundry

Chicago. July fins Divide
seyen.day laundry. service by three
white sailor suits and what IS the
quotieut2
Washtubs for the sailors.
That became evident Monday as
the Navy decreed that ne2ceforth
sailors who want 10 spend an eve
ming on liberty in Chicago must be
dressed in white.
With a credit allowance OF Sis
to buy clothes. the average sailor
bought three pairs OF white summer
uniforms. In the good old days OF
one-day laundry service, white uni
forms offered no problem, but today
the sailor must depend on seven
day service. and that's the rub.
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Where to go

POLICE DEPARTMENT. s.
Washington st.
CSO TRAVELLERS AID-123 Pearl
ST.
WAR HOUSING CENTER-1I1
Pearl 81.
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT
OFFlCE-ll3 Pearl st.
BEYER HOSPITAL-26 S. Prospect
ST.
FIRE DEPARTMENTAL W
Cross St.
CITY HALL-3O4 n. Huron ST.
CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Sc y. Huron ST.
BOARD OF COMMERCE-S01 W.
Michigan Ave.
HPSlLANTI DUMP-at south end
OF S. Park ST.
CHILDREN CARE INFORMA.
TON CENTER-2Os7 E. Holmes
Rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-27

WASHINGTON-UP-Sen. Henry
Cabot Lodge, Jr.. R. Mass. Monday
proposed that the United States be-
gin planning for a postwar aviation
and merchant marine policy which
would provide job opportunities for
some 100000 aviation war veter-
ans and more than 100000 wartime
merchant seamen.
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Observations
Woman Legislator
Waits Opportunity
to Make Speech
By Charles p. stewart

-.....-----,. r,.r ,,-
w ASHINu o'>- ''''0''
only Congressman nov n the ha-
uonaI capital who could be equally
o., hon. s,,5virr Veterans, nerisra.
- a,,erT,r- .orls-o nom or
49,. g.. g77sr, drss. In m.
- e,seo7or, NJ d,Dar,mer-
- IL. -. Va panrezentafiys.
81 80. U.,n,grrd q stanley
81 ~ ma, az, ~ unique in get.
,;--s In, ~ sfmnla finn and eDi7v.
-, an, - .La tx ~ Ponrese1,a.
TO-. 40 nor a o,,iri-, aor rrsw9
80 ,.r.rlloe -, ,.C~-yi,, abou.
ta. f,,,,ra .,s~ear a. a. ,egisIa,o~
RY, les. y,p thinL fha radv is ,
,ri,-lors rsg.rnsler She has a ratb.
49, s,sr,,,,- rnmbar ~ -firsts" and
,~s1,Ir,T gCbfeya~,cnts behind her
A, e. sTafs The rounEest woman
NO p, IN IN me Eouss Of Rene.
,ertstiyes. ard &c Pon~esentar,ye
- ~ ~ ms, 5ersel,. Do,u.
- 80 M I-r,or a. n,Iie4
49, -, m ,Le las, arsrti-~ han
~. ~. rc-tslat0r nan ~ won.
80 -. -. - f,ssb,,sT
A., o., - Nc rradrated from,
i,,' s-bool u.f-b The ,rige fo~ ,ba
s,rre.. ,,o,sra o,a- tho three
-. ,;,.. -. 1s,ar She vas
s,1oi7tad assistar+ district art5r.
-. - r.. C,,,,,,,. y y ,our,os-
-. 80 >. bcrd The rost
D., 49,. al ,5o.s ogalfftca.
,,ors md srthou7b she fears no
.h,.ras. -, .,ssLir, f, ,ub',r
80 - ,,,dorbtsdl,. GoI5 he a..
,er,io, ~ ,bo uorse uust nv Stand.
w. -. sha has vat n mako he~
-, s,a..5
WI, ms annalr,rg ,na number
If ev1ar,s ,ha-e arc IN the House
u,s! ro.,g ~ sneak on The food
-. 49,, otba~ noorra said all
ne tbings was g1ing n say.
~ 9oi1- - ulif I'M there's
sona,bi9g about ghicb I feel very
.,rorgI,. nd Lro,. a lot
Sbe is brsv ffnding ont about
sood ..-yf1g ss The onI,. woman IN
~ s9ecisf Amen, her Republican
Corg~ass,oraI rood Suldv com.
,,i,tee IL ragrlar commi,tes are
pa,s,,s a,d Ciyl service neither
80 a.bi+b son-d narfiouIarly drama.
,Ic IN, nm bofb She can draw on
',er Tsgal evne-ience
cbs is a, n~esent working on
fo~ sa~yire-en who
c~sck rrder The strain NJ tho frs,
si, r,o~-bs ana are ,.,a- = medical
d,sc5arge. Il IL now assumed that
rel b~eakdovn is NOT se-y,ce.cor.
re-.ad &, ,hav are NOT eligible f5-
con, ne1satior
AZ - wbat brinzs a brizht. tax.
s.ive five foo,.tbrea Buffalo girl
- washington n s,udv food and
yete~ars, LEGISLATION
viss stanley is horn nolitjciar
IN the good sense Of the word. She
likes children Though she has
naver been photographed kissing
those ~ her constituents. she
likes the other Congressmen. She
even knows the names Of all the
Capital Guards outside her office,
Her nomination last year might
he one cline 10 her political support
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solid experienced Republicans from
Buffalo
So Miss Stanley may add 10 her
list Of unique characteristics the
fac. that she IS a Congressman who
Is NOT worried a bout re-. election.
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Minute Lest

l. What was ,ra rsme r. the
country on the eaz.zsn borders Of
Egypt that Pharaoh assigned 10
Josephs kinsmcn. and where their
descendants lived until IT, exc
dus2
2. What was the name Of
Aaron's sister. who danced with
the tlmbrel when the Egyptians
were drowned in the Red sea-
;. What did the Jews carry
with them out Of Egypt when
they ieft7
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INV IIoroscone

Is your birthday t5Lay7 You
possess strong will and power
ful feelings II u Il You are
Jealous m effort and well liked
and admired by your close asso.
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Los Angeles-James A Farley
comments on the bombing of
Rome: NO intelligent person
should complain II the military
leaders deem such action neces-
sary.'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-27
Hints on Etiquette

Respect the things your friends
and acguairtanccs treasure and
are prold Of That Is true polite
ness and criticism Of them Is
rude
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-27

LONDON -AP- Lord Wedge
wood, II, staunch advocate OF a
union of Great Britain and the
United States, died at his London
home Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-27

days report Of wrong ard out
rage uItn which earth Is hlled -
CoWper.