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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-25
Remember, Enemy
Helped by Mishaps

Chicago, June 25-Fly the flag
on the Fourth-but do more than
that to prove your patriotism.
Put It to practical use by prevent
ing accidents that hinder tho war
effort and delay victory.
The National Safety Council
made that appeal to the nation
in the hope OF ayertlng a Fourth
OF July accident toll which the
Council fears will be appallingly
heavy, despite wartime restrictions.
Any such toll inevitably will in.
clude war workers and others who
cannot be spared or replaced, the
Council said.
Five Pointers for Patriots" were
suggested by the Council. They
are.
!. Don't use fireworks, even IL
you find some. Leave the shooting
this year to the men in uniform.
g. Avoid automobile trips. IL
you must drive, cut down your
speed and step up your caution.
You'll save cars, tires and lives.
3. Don't overdo in exercise, eat.
inS or. exposure to the sun.
4. II you swim
Don't go in alone or when over
heated.
Wait an hour after eating.
Know the depth OF the water.
Don't show of or indulge in
horseplay.
5. Remember accidents help
the Axis. Put victory first on the
+ nth,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-25
Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
MEANING CLAIMS


STATE or MICHIGAN. r.. Pro.
bate Court for the County OF wash.
tenaw.
At a session Of said Court. held 1T
tss Probate Office In tho city Of
Ann Arbor IN tho said County. on
the sth day Of June 4 y. 1913.
Present Honorable Jay @ Pray.
JUDGE ~ Probat.
IN tae Matter ~ the Estate Of
Guy Henry santurs, Deceased
~ appearing 70 the Court that the
time for presentation OF claims
sEsinst said estate should be limited.
and that a time and place be ap-
pointed n receive. eNamlne and ad.
Just all claims and demands against
sald deceased by and before said
Court.
II is Ordered. That creditors ot
sent their claims 20 said Court At
eftn day 81 August a. n. 1873, a.
ten O'Clock ln TIE forenoon, sa.d
time and place being hereby appoint
Cd for the examination and adjust
fnent OF all claims ana demands
against said deceased.
II is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given By publica-
ton OF copy Of this order for three
successive weeks previous to said
day OF hearing. In the Ypsilanti Daily
Press. a newspaper printed and cir
c1Iatsd In said county
JAY G. PRAY.
ADV. 4.I9l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-25
Florists

JUNE BRIDES! Don't forget Dur
ants Flower Shop has large
selection OF cut Flowers. Phi. ~.
f&iATOES- Zinnias, Marigolds.
Cosmos, Calendula. several Others
after p. m. Campbell. Isl Lowell
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-25
For Sale or Exchange

HEADQUARTERS section, good
buildings. electricity water, In
Antrim County, Mich, for home
within hours drive OF Willow Run
Write Box N-67, care Press.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-25

EAST MICHIGAN AVE. - room
house, stool, bowl, furnace, near
A & p Store. Price 1850, Terms.
S575 down. II. Peet. % n. Huron
st PhOna 1871
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Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED RATES PAYMENT WITH ORDER
Daily insertions follows;
one day..2oe Three loo Sc Twelve dAys7
AdyeTtsnE ordered for sEua single Tine rata
lines line
SPECIAL rates FOR yearly Advertising upon rsou.st -
Publisher classified
VIII incorrect Insertion
Call 49, Taksr
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-25
Wanted To Buy

LITTLE PUP wASTED-WII pay
good pr..a Terrier poss b ..
ss25 Tutt.s Hill Rd, n. lo3s-W4.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-25
MUCCS McGINNIS
|MCK BRADFORD

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-25

FOR sALE--DoE. Male, wire-hair
pedlsrssd. one-year old, loves chill
dren Phone 5eS-M.
FOR SALE weeks old pigs. soVs
with littsrs. Team ~ horses and
years Oh s05t stony creek Rd.
Corner wills. Paone i0iI-J-3
FOR SALE OR REST-saddls horses
ard saddles BuEgiss and harness.
1850 South Huron st. Ipsilantl.
WHITE ROCK PCLLETS-4 mos.
old smaller ones available. $500
Bunton Pa. AZ Textile. mi. s. Of
Bomber.
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Put On Beaches
In PasCagOula

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Sax terms And during ms feaH
bency - thls ofilee isassv has l~sa
brought INTO bslnE svetal a1t
standing public improvements
and elhsf utilities primarily. IA
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fuadz Sea vail concrete bridges
eaan0 fair. eAsast hospital
daekman Cusuty We4len Mills
and inaalls sialpbuilting Cooper
aliun and many ether improve
Hlegts 0hich The patfir Is awafe
Il and which haze been brought
to successful conclusions All
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rave been finished during my ad
m~ingtfsiion uf iris office and I
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and with the cooperation 81 esb
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laWhreskers without fear. favor
Of paftisiitY, he puts the matter
before the voters Ia the following
statement
To TIE Voters Of jackson County.
an this week announcing n4Y
candidacy fof County Attorney
q Jackson County. Mississippi
subject r. action Of the qualified
electors IN the Democratic Pr
mary on August ,
feel that Jeckson county
needs . young. active -pfoseeat
ING attorney and Some 81 my
friends have been kind enough 10
say that / could I'll tbs pos
ton
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ton and experience To make rou
8 coed County Prosecuting ~.
tofney ard promise il elected !
Niil put forth al e my efforts
ano energy IN handling ue Grim
nal prosecutions ~ jackson ca1H
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Point Mississippi an - years
II age and have had - years
experience 80 private practice 50
81 attorney
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Attorney and AO4Ad appreciate
sour vote ana Influence
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Ocean Springs
ROiarian Guest
AiLuncheon

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apfnaau ef Le 1ordan president
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club Wh was guest spesker e.
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lun THURSDAY He ssak as ne sub
feEt Post We Germans What
We Want m E1p=wt be under
ltasee the necessity * giving tia
question seE3ou thoueht before
u Is tao let's
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said but KS trae ae aefe III
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World War
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settles uesty and h4N u had
failed lie expressed the opinion
that he time b near when peace
terms with Germany must -
considered lnAsEDach ss tile Uar
u Europe s@sf1ls nearing AZ end
We must deal N1th . Germany
that VIII probably not De nearly
Is damaged a. the occupied
countries be said
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vice pFesiden; q the club "a 70
place + A khayaf Who has
moved away from Moks Point
President 6 l. Bend announced
nat district assembly NflI be held
IA Laurel Thursday
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render 70 you nay best service
during Tie next four years
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son county have reposea IL me
IA the past and am anxious 80
continue 10 serve them a. Chan
Gerry Clerk snd assure them that
| viii fully appreciate the honor
and obligations 81 the office II
reelected
VERY respectfully.
FRED TAYLOR
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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

the lamb pattleS potatoes and
carrots on the broiler rack and
lct broil for about 6 minutes:
turn pattles and let broil until
an foods are lightly Drowned.
Serve Immediately.
The dessert recipe calls for
whipping cream, but Of course
wen have 10 use coffee cream
that is treated for whipping.
Since I was preparing these
things and planning ahead Of
time ! was able 10 fix the
cream Sunday night
To do this bring 20 per cent
coffee cream TO a boil and let
chill overnight in the refrigera-
tor. Just before whipping. soften
! tablespoon Of plain unflavored
gelatin for each pint OF crearn)
IN = cup Of the cream; dissolve
over hot water. Start whipping
the cream and slowly add the
gelatin mixture. Continue whip
ping until mixture stands in
peaks.
Here is the dessert recipe.
Ten Minute Fig Compete
4 or 6 dried California figs
y cups coarse cookie crumbs
Z cup whipping cream
p teaspoon vanilla
"a teaspoon lemon extract
q teaspoons honey
2 tablespoons chopped nuts.
II figs are soft they need no
preparation: II they seem a bit
dry, cover them with boiling
water and let stand while you
combine other ingredients. then
drain and run cold water
through them 10 cool quickly.
Crumble cookies with fingers.
Whip cream: take out Il of il 10
use for topping finished desserts.
To remainder add flavorings,
honey, cookie crumbs and nuts.
Using scissors, cut figs coarsely
and add Mix lightly: heap into
2 dessert glasses, top with re-
served whipped cream and a slice
Of fig Chill until serving time.
Serves 2.
Tomorrow we will tell about
margarine findings and give
recipes using this Hfe-Saytnp
shortening.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Evening Nutrition
Course TO Start
January Il

AN EVENING Red Cross nu-
triton course especially planned
for business girls who are un-
able 10 attend daytime classes
viii begin Tuesday evening,
January 10.
Tho course will be conducted
by Prudence Penny and will
meet in The Detroit Times
auditorium from $50 10 $50
p m, every Tuesday for 10
weeks.
On satisfactory completion of
the course one is a qualified nu-
triton aide and may advance
into the Red Cross canteen
course.
1t is important, however. that
you call in your registration, as
our space is limited. If you are
interested in the course please
call The Detroit Times Women'S
Department, Cherry $500, Line
S2S NN
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
eChewing Food We Wanted Pot Roast. but
We'll Prevents Settled for Lamb Patties

EDITORS NOTE St4co eteH howem0kers shopping prob
lem dFcrca these Prudence P5B going marketing
Thn che 1o shop business girl
o stops the store her home from cork another the
mother hale and the
hoe0lc ho free do her shopping eory before everything
is picked
IoHs after o,rng ~ the these days. In thus
Prudence 1CR her original then the
sorted taking ,ch the grocer. Her shopping wil be
ionc n nI nnlfs q h clt
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Indigestion
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

IT'S EASIER TO sell a cure
than a preventive even though
an ounce OF prevention is worth
a pound Of cure But I am go
ing 10 Try
There is too much tension
connected with living for US 20
20 out OF our way 20 get nerv-
Gus indigestion. The least We
can do toward keeping well is 20
get into the habit Of eating
slowly.
I find you don't scare worth
a copper penny but you will be
interested in knowing what hap
pens when you swallow your
food down with only a couple OF
chewS.
Take a hot roll-if you don't
chew II, all that starch turns
into a solid lump In your stom-
ach and Just stays there for an
hour, perhaps two. Finally it
moves along TO the small intes-
tine.
Mashed potatoes behave the
same way. The fact that they
are mashed doesn't make any
difference.
Chewing Necessary
We get the idea that because
soft foods go down easily they
don't require chewing. But part
OF the digestive process takes
place in the mouth.
Chewing is necessary in order
to mix the food with saliva
which contains the starch diges-
tive enzyrne called ptyalin. I'm
less carbohydrates are mixed
with this engine, digestion can
not be continued in the stomach
I learned all this in school so
long ago that l had almost for
gotten how important ii is TO
the smooth running of our mech
anism.
But I came across it the other
day in a new book, Doctors
Don't Believe II, Why Should
Youf"-and. by the way, it's a
book you'd like to read. Doctor
do believe in taking time to eat
and in chewing food thoroughly
Carbohydrates
This applies to all food, but
particularly 10 the carbohy-
drates-bread, rolls, macaroni,
rice or anything else in the line
OF a cereal; potatoes, vegetables.
fruits, pies, doughnutS, cakes and
cookies.
The funny thing is, we are apt
10 chew meat thoroughly, be-
cause if we do not. il is hard 10
swallow That's not nearly as
important.
While thorough chewing helps.
il is not essential TO the diges-
tion of meat. The stomach
juices can digest the protein.
. Many Calls for Soda
My druggist tells me that
there are as many calls these
days for soda bicarbonate as for
soft drinks. But an ounce Of
prevention is worth a pound OF
soda bicarb.
We are going AZ too fast a
pace and living under too much
strain not TO give ourselves every
break we can. Just eating slowly
is a great help.
Any meal should take al least
20 minutes, not five. When you
carr spare only a few minutes
for a quick bite, IL is better 20
eat only a small amount Of food
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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

IT WAS 4 o'clock Saturday
afternoon when / went shopping
as the typical working girl with
A hungry husband 70 feed.
had the weekend supplies In
but thought 10 GET 2 pot roast
for tonightS dinner Since this
is a less tender cur Of meat and
requires long. slow cooking
planned 10 start II Sunday. then
finish It tonight while the vcgc-
tables We're cooking.
Figured ! could drop peeled
potatoes and carrots around the
roast, cover IT and let finish
cooking IN a 35O-degree oven
about on hour. In the
meantime ! could be fixing the
cabbage salad. setting the table
and dIshlng up the Norwegian
pTune pudding.
A right-abOut-face was neceS-
Sary when / saw the meat dis
play nothing left in the
show case but lamb patues, liver.
brains and nice fat sauSages. l
selected lamb pattieS and de-
Cided 10 have n broilcd dinner.
Was able 10 buy fresh carrots
and cabbage, but no pruneS for
The pudding.
No pruneS and figs plcn'i-
ful ! happened 10 think OF a
new fig dessert that l ran across
last week. Therefore we're hav-
ing a lO-minute fig compete to-
night
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
A Boiled Dinner

For the broiler combination
let the potatoes and carrots boil
iust until tender then cut in halt
and brush with melted butter OF
vitaminized margarine. Arrangc
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
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Evening star., 1943-02-16
Woman 10 Get New Trial
In Gas Coupon Case

The trial of Mrs. Anna Heavrin,
1l20 TWenty-f1fth street NV, in
District Court in Alexandria yester-
day on a charge of failing to sur
render ration coupons for gasoline
ended in hung jury. A new trial
is docketed for the June term of
court.
Mrs. Heavrin was arrested No
vember l8 on the complaint of
Freedman Edmonds, attendant at
the Texaco station at 1900 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington.
Mr.. Edmonds charged that Mrs.
Heavrin obtained eight gallons of
gasoline and did not give up any
coupons when asked'fo them. She
was indicted by a grand jury on
December 2.
During yesterdays trial she testi-
fed she also obtained gasoline with
out surrendering coupons on No
vember IL, but claimed she had
promised to return and surrender
coupons on one occasion and that
the other time the coupons were
wrapped in the bill with which she
paid for the gasoline
The testimony of the station at
tendant differed SO much from Mrs.
HeaVrin's that the jury was unable
TO agree. Her bond was reduced to
500.