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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-27
Legal Notices
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
cult Court for the Comfy of Wash
tenaw.
In chancery.
Hylda A. Childress and Robert W.
Steere and zema l.. Steere, husband
and wife,
Lucius Lyon, Jacob l.. Larzelere,
Sarah Larzelete, Augustus b. Wood
ward, A B. Woodward Abram Larze-
lere, Abraham Larzelere, william r..
Post. John Y Larzelere. Harriet ".
Larzelere, Harriet W. Larzalter.
Franklin Marshall, Franklin j. Mar
shall. George r. Marshall, George +.
Marshall, Chloe Marshall CAioe r.
Marshall, Chloe Millrose, Chloe IL.
Millrose, Philetus Case, Mary Ann
Case. Duren S Narnum, Fred D.
Rathton. Frederick u. Rathfon, Clara
n. Rathfon. Austin +. Burbank, tm-
ma j. Burbank. GenneNtevee Perrine'
Emma l.. Burbank, Jennie V. Per
rine, Jacob Larzelere John w. Van
Cleve, John Lawless, Charles W.
Glover, Mary Ann Glover, Frank W.
Scott, John Nichol, Receiver OF LII
zen's Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany. or their unknown heirs, devils
ees, legatees or assigns.
At session OF said Court held in
the Court House in the city or Ann
Arbor i'll said County, this sth day
Of May 1919,
Present: Honorable George w
Sample, Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appears from the
affidavit on file. that the where
abouts Of the defendants, after dill
gent search and inquiry are unknown
THEREFORE. upon motion of WIZ
liam DeHaan. Attorney for Plain
tiffs. it Is ordered that said Defend
ants and their unknown heirs, deNis-
ees. lezatees and assigns cause their
appearance to be entered in TINS
cause within three months from tie
date of this order. and in default
thereof. that said Bill of Complaint
be taken as confessed by the said
Defendants. their unknown heirs. de-
visees. legatees and assigns.
1t is further ordered that within
twenty DAYS Plaintiffs cause copy
Of this order to be published in the
Ypsilanti Daily Press news paper
printed, published, and circulated In
said county. said publication beinS
conducted therein once each week Tor
six weeks in success ion.
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W ar

tContin ed from Page Orel
airdromes. shipping and supply
bases.
Flying fortresses ranging over
Sicily dropped a tremendous weight
OF bombs on the Comiso airfield,
causing fires and explosions
Other Sicilian detectives we're
hammered by Mitchell and Marau
der medium bombers which
wrought particularly heavy dam
age at the Ponte Clivo airfield
Sardinia was assaulted by Amer
Sardinia Assaulted
lean Varhawks and lightning
which battered shipping and the
quay at Porto Points Romano. sci
a large cargo vessel attire with a
direct hit at Golfo Aranci. blasted
hangers. barracks and grounded
planes a. the Nillacidro airdrome
and hit a power station at Tirso.
Warhavks again bombed tiny
Pantelleria Island. off Cap Bon IN
Liberated Tunisia
During these attacks. four enc
my planes were shot down IN com.
bat. During the previous night
an Allied fighter doWned a fifth
Axis plane Total Allied losses
we're two planes.
Coincident with Gen Eisenhov-
ers report came communilue
from Cairo saying British bomb
ers. In an attack on enemy ship
ping off the southern coast OF
Greece. sank one cargo vessel
left another sinking, fired a third
and forced the crew OF fourth TO
abandon ship
Naval Battle
The German radio report OF a
naval battle near the Dutch is.
land OF Terschelling in the North
Sea said a squadron OF British
torpedo boats. gunboats and Z
boats early today engaged Ger.
man coastal vessels. The Nazi re
port, unconfirmed in Allied quar-
ters, said all the German uniti
returned 10 their bases and claimed
shellfire hit a British boat.
The report OF new Japanese con
centrations near Australia came
in Reuters dispatch quoting
Australian Army Minister Fran
els Forde as saying the Japs hac
massed hundreds Of planes and q
quarter OF million troops and
had built so new airfields in the
island Perimeter from Timor tc
Rabaul New Britain.
Meanwhile Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur disclosed a blistering new
assault on the important Jap base
at Madang, New Guinea. where
four.motored bombers hurled ton,
of explosives and incendiaries or
the airfield and nearby installs
tions. long range fighters attacked
Jap positions in the vicinity.
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Honors

Continued from Page One)
McElroy Lois Gates placed second
in the district contest.
Mr., Menzi expressed his appre-
citation for the fine work of the
Student Council officers this year:
president. George Mitchell; vice
president. Samuel Clark; secretary
treasurer. Joyce Benedict.
The Michigan Alumni Athletic
award went to Herman Keller and
was announced by William Wilcox,
Names OF students in Senior and
Junior High Schools, ranking high
est in scholarship, to be placed on
the p. T. A. Cup, we're announced
by Miss Vera North; Senior Divi'
sion. Lois Paupst, first, Joan Heyl-
er and Robert Evans, tied for sec
ond place: Junior Division, Mary
Ann Whan. first place, Mary Gam
bell. second.
The mantle OF the senior presi-
dent, Marian Brand, was passed to
the junior president Kenneth
Robbie Then came the rearrang-
ing OF the classes. the juniors com
ing forward TO take the places OF
the seniors. and the sixth grade
coming in as the seventh. The vel
come TO the seventh grade was
given by the newly.elected Student
Council president, James Shipman.
The reply was made by Emil Bair
The ceremony OF the presenta-
ton OF a new Service Honor Roll
was very impressive The roll now
shows the names OF 104 Roosevelt
graduates who are IN the Armed
Forces. Two OF those now serving
their country. 1t. Benjamin Davis
of tht L. S. Army Air Corps at
Tampa. Fla, and 1t Roy Renton OF
the L. s. Marines at Corpus Christi
Tex we're present. 1t. Renton
read the names. with soft music
back stage. and Margaret Jean
Miller read a short prayer from
Harry Emerson Fosdick. The pro.
gram closed with the singing Of
The Star Spangled Banner.
The assembly was under the d.
rection Of Miss Margaret Robinson
assisted by the Student Assembly
Committee. James Shipman, Ken
meth Robbie, and Barbara Ware.
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Municipal Court

Richard Porter, $50 Ann ST
charged With iutoxication and dis
orderliness. paid fine OF SIS, and
restitution of S25. for hospital,
doctors and ambulance expenses.
Arraigned in court charged with
reckless driving Donald R. Gibson.
1902 :. Huron ST pleaded not guilty
and the trial was set for June 3.
He was released after posting a
cash bond OF $50 4
On complaint OF the County
Health Service. Peter Theodoris,
l0l ". Michigan Ave, was charged
with operating restaurant with
out permit from the city, and trial
Vls adjourned TO June
Fines for trafic violations we're
paid by Lewis Kruithof. Holland
s.. and Richard Lackey, Plymouth,
SO. speeding Woodrow w Bud.
grow, $50. driving aainst traffic
and no registration for car, Keith
L. Gundrum. SO. and Fred ]. En-.
gelke. s. signal light violations !;
Donald Mynning. Ann Arbor 50, de
fective equipment; Lyle R. lngra-
tam. Willow Court, 1895, passing on
marked hill. d. ]. Muir. 81. over
time parking and signal light VIC
lation. Edgar Tooson, SO, suspend
ed operators license Eyerttt Z
Pratt, Ann Arbor. s.. driving in re
stricted zone and no operators Ii.
cense: Gerald Hardy. $685.. and
Floyd Nandenburg. Jackson, IS,
stop violations; and Edwin II
Smith Wayne. IS, improper oyertak
ing and passing on right Total
paid for minor trafic violations
was sl4.
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Births

Born To Mr and Mrs Richard
c. Root. Darlington, a daughter
weighing seven pounds and two
ounces. May "a at ST. Joseph Mercy
Hospital. Ann Arbor. She has been
named X. Louise.
Daughter, Doloryce Ethel TO Mr..
aud Mrs. Donald ]. Wink az 5:25
Tuesday morning. at Boyer t.os-
pital, Weight eight pounds, one
ounce. Mrs. Wink before her MAJ
riage was Miss Doryce Ethel Helf
rich.
Daughter. Born to Mr., and Mrs,
Dellas Jahneke. S23 hawthorne St,
May "a. in Boyer Hospital. Weight.
six pounds. Is ounces.
Daughter. Born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry ONeal 3l9S East Michigan
Ave. May IS in Boyer Hospital.
Weight, seven pounds, six ounces.
Daughter Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Wink. Detroit. May 25 IN
Boyer Hospital. Weight, eight
pounds, ten ouuCes.
Son Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Al
fred Dye, S14 GlenWood Ave. May
IS in Boyer Hospital Weight SIX
pounds, niue ounces.
Son: Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Murray. ll3 Z. Cross St, May
- in Boyer Hospital. Weight, five
pounds, six ounces.
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Legal Notices
GEORGE ". SAMPLE.
Circuit Judge.
NJ SMITH clerk


Circuit Judge.
LUELLA N. SMITH, Clerk.
BY Irene \. Seitz Deputy Clerk
TAKE NOTICE, that this suit IN
which the foregoing order has been
duly made. involves and is brought
to quiet dtle TO the following de-
scribed pieces or parcels of land: SIT
uated in the city Of Npsilanti. County
OF Washtenaw and state OF Mich
igan:
Commencing at an iron pipe on the
east line Of Huron street that Is ST
feet south Of the southwest Cornsr or
lot No 49S Of the Post and Larze-
lore Addition to the VILLAGE nov
city, Of Npsilanti, thence northerlY
along the easterly line of Huron
street 1852 feet 10 an iron pipe that
is sos feet south OF the northwest
corner Of said lot No. 1873. thence
easterly at right angles to the east
erlv lire Of Huron street 1879 feet
to an iron pipe on the easterly linA
Of said addition; said iron pipe beng
a27O feet south Of the northeast cor
ner or said lot No. 49S. thence SOUTH.
erlv along the easterly line of said
addition Sill feet to an iron pipe
that is SCI feet south OF the south
east corner of said lot No. 1913 thence
westerly parallel with the southerlY
line Of lot No. 49s, 1887 feet to the
Being the south mart OF lot No. iaS
and the north one-eiEhth Of lot No.
4g9 In the Post and Larzelere Add
tion to the city of Hpsilantl, Mich
igan.
Commencing at the northwest cor
ner Of lot number four hundred nine
ty-seyen OF the Post and Lsr5elere
Addition to the city Of Npsilanu.
Michigan. and running thence south
erly along the east line OF Huro,
Street 50 90 feet, thence essterlv at
right angles to Huron street. l47.72
feet 20 the east line Of said Post
and Larzelere addition. thsncs north
erly along said east line Of said Post
and Larzelere Addition $3.50 feet to
the northeast corner of said lot four
hundred ninety-seNen. thence vester-
" along the north line ~ said lot
497, one hundred forty-nire and l5-
100 feet to the place of beginninE
being lot Az and part OF lot AIS Of
the Post and Larzelere Addition.
WILLIAM DE HAM.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Business Address: Npsilant Savings
Bank Building, Npsllant. Michigan.
Adv. 4-624
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Bleeding Gums
MAY MEAN
Loss of Teeth

II your gums are sore. spongy.
inflamed-if they are receding and
full OF pus-do something about Il
right away. For these are symp-
toms Of awful Pyorrhea and 10
neglected may mean loss o. teeth
Here an effective way to get
after Pyorrhea. symptoms get a
bottle Of Py.Ro AND de a directed
You'll be amazed boa Py.Ro
soothes and heals the innamma
tion -reduces the bleeding and re-
tards gum recession Your teeth
feel tighter in your mouth-using
them will be q pleasure again.
Try Py.Ro You can't lose. r.
at the end Of . weeks you are not
thrilled With the Improvement in
the condition OF your mouth. ask
for your money back. Get Py-Ro
today At any live druggist. Adv.
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Pick OF The Air Today

9:OO-Msior Bowes amateurs.
9:S0-Stage Door Cauteen.
10:00-First Line. U. 5. Navy.
BLU-7:05-Good Old Days:
7;50-Premiere. The New Eve,
Women's Series.
9:30-Dick Himber band
Wings to Victory.
MBS-S-This is our Enemy,
S:30-Busy Mr.. Bilgle;
9.15-Dr. Eduard Benes on AT
lahtic Charter:
IL: 30-South American Serenade.
Friday
NBC-l0.l5 a. m.-The O'Neills;
p. IN. Women Welders' cham
pionship;
6:45 Bob stanton. sports.
CBS-l1 a. m.-Golden Gate quar-
tet.
p. m-Home Front:
5:45-Keep Home Fires Burning
BLU-lO:3O a. m.-Baby Institute;
1880 p. m.-Farm and Home pre-
gram;
3:15-My Story drama
MBS-ll:30 a. m.-Yankee House
Party:
SIS p. m.-Shady Valley Folks;
.30-Themes ana Variations
from California.
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STILL DEIIBER

Detroit. Mich. May 2--INS-The
second week OF deliberations begad
today for the eight-womar, four
man jury deciding the fate Of Dr..
William F. Koch and his brother.
Louis. accused by the government
OF misla belling their Koch labora-
tories products. The jury. which
has spent 37l2 hours closeted in
the Jury room, heard sections OF tn
5000 page testimony reread-
their fourth request since they be
gan deliberations.
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YpsiLdnf Briefs
Training Commended

When Norris G. Wiltse. principal
OF Npsilanti High School, recently
saw a member OF the Auxiliary po
lice here restrain an intoxicated
man until police arrived to place
the offender under arrest he was
impressed with the training and
effective discipline reflected in the
auxiliary policeman's handling o.
the offender. Mr.. Wiltse forwarded
a letter of commentator to the
police department praising the sue
cess OF the training Of auxiliary
police here.
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Daily Market Report
Vegetables


Detroit. Mich, May IL
BEETS-No. /. $2-2.5O bu.
CARROTS No. /. sl.50-2 bu.
GREEN ONlONS-Fancy, 95c doz.
bchs.
PARSNIPS-No. /. $3.50 bu.
RHUBARB-No. /, Csc doz. bchs.
RI TABAGAS-No. l. Sl.fo-2 bu.
TURNIPS-Topped No. l. $500
bh
FRENCH ENDivE-Fancy. s225 s.
10. box, No. |. $l.75.
VEGETABLE OYSTERS-No. l.
90c-Sl doz. bchs.
HORSERADlSH-No. |. 81 Blu.
SPINACH-No. .. $3.50 bu.
ASPARAGUS-No. l, Sl.50-l.75 doz.
bchs.
Fruits
Detroit Mich, May q
APPLES Delicious, fancy. $t5O'o
bu.. No. /. $780, bu.; Mclntosh
fancy. $S.5O-4 bu.; No. |, S5-3 -
bu.: No. .. $3.50 bu.; Northern
Spies, No /. $500; Jonathans,
No !. $2.75-S bu.; Steel Reds, fan'
cy, S45O-5 bu.; No. /, $3.50-4 bu.
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Attend Rites

Relatives and friends from out
OF the city who came to attend the
funeral service for Robert Lathcrs,
Wednesday, were Mr. and Mrs.
Russell F. Hardy, Dayton, O., MI.
and Mrs Walter H. Lathers, Mrs.
James McMullen and son Floyd,
Mrs. Asa Mattisou, Mrs. r. H..
Lathers. Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Parr. Mrs Samuel Lathers and
sons. George and Leroy; Mrs. Clar-
ence Matthews, William O'NleL
Russell Dawson, Burt Baker
John Emory, Mrs. Glenn Hubble,
Miss Minnie McGaryey. all Of De-
troit: Mr. and Mrs. William Hey.
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. David Parr
Wayne; Mr.. and Mrs Robert Me
Mullen and son Richard. South
Lyon; Charles r. Lathers. Burt
Lake. Mich. Mrs. Roy W. Won
Dette. Milwaukee. Wis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter W. Hubble. Oxford,
Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. William P.
Hubble. Metamora, Mich; Mr.. and
Mrs. o. b. Perry Howell, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Geer, OAK
Grove. Mich; Mrs. Harold Malo-
ney. Flint. Mich; Mrs. William
Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Pierce
and daughter Barbara. and Mrs
Roy Pierce, Richmond, Mich.
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Dixie Market
OpenedHere

Ray Hart has opened the Dixie
Market az POS W. Michigan Ave,
IN the building occupied by Bailey
Market for many years
Mr.. Hart comes to Ypsilanti from
Grand Rapids. having many years
experience in business
The Dixie Marhet carries com
plete line 4 all fresh fruits and
vegetables, baked goods. and some
groceries.
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Livestock
Livestock

Livestock
Detroit. Mich, May 27-Choice
fed steers $500; medium
and good led steers. S15.lO-l5.5O;
common steers sold at $13 Isl;
medium good heifers, $l40O;
medium and good sausage bulls,
$l2.75; medium beef cows, sll;
1850: Gamers and cutters, $3.50
1850.
Calves: good and choice grades
sl6.50-l7: common and medium
grades. $13-l6.
Hogs: Good 10 choice butchers
scaling 10000 lbs, at $l+.20-l4.40;
220225 lbs, $l4.5O; sows, $13-l3.25;
stays, $11.75-l2.
Sheep: Choice native lamhs
Sl5.15.l5.25; fat closely shorn lambs
$l5.25; common throwouts, S.
Is; most slaughter ewes, were
shorn kinds at 500.
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MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brinxs Happy Reliaf

Many sufferers relieve nagzine ba.k.eh.
quickly. once they discover that the real esu..
~ their trouble may be tired kidneys,
lhe Moneys are Natures chief way Of tai
ing the ereess acids and waste out Of the blood.
4nsx heip most people pas about3 pins aday.
Poisonous matter 70 remain 10 your blood 4,
may cave nAgginz backache, rheumatic
pains. lea pains, loss Of pep and energy. get
ing up nights, swelling, pufiness under the
Eye, headaebes and diEfiness. Frequent o.
seesty passsEes With sfnsrtinz and burning
sonetimes shows there V Something 1905
With your Kidneys OF bladder
., Don't vsitl Ask your druggist for Do.ni,
ms, used sIcos sfully ~ . 'llions for over "a
fsar hey give happy relief I'D ~ill help the
70 ~ oI hlInsy tuoss tush out polsono,n
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Girl MIsslna

Miss Mary Evelyn Day, is, was
reported TO police as missing by her
foster father. Halyer Newson, 6lS
Norris ST. lie thinks she may have
gone to Detroit She left home at
1880 p. m. Monday night supposed
ly to go to Browns Chapel for
choir practice and has not been
seen by her parents since. At the
time she left home she was wear
ing a plaid blue and brown skirt,
light plaid coat and A light hat
wit a brown band on il. She is
described as being 3 feet ga inch
es tall. light skinned and weighing
40 pounds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-27
Commends Theaters

Nicholas NJ. Schenck, chairman
OF the March Of Dimes drove in
which the Martha Washington and
Wuerth Theaters here participated
today commended both for the part
they played, The national drive
Melted 100000, national record
exceeding by so per cent last years
collections. The money will be used
10 help fight infantile paralysis.
Fifty per cent Of all collections are
remaining in the local communi-
ties, while the other half goes to
the National Foundation for lntan-
tile Paralysis, of which President
Roosevelt is the ardent sponsor.
Therefore, a check for over 1000
900 will be rendered to President
Roosevelt shortly by Chairman
Schenck and a committee OF thea
ter men representing the thousands
OF theaters that participated.
Name Officers
At, the annual election meeting
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SEEK REnIlcrION

Lansing. Mich. May - ms
The city OF Detroits petition for a
S6500,00 Detroit Edison rate reduc
ton was taken under Amusement
today by the public service commits
sion. Gilbert T Shllson. commits
sion chairman. promised decision
within three weeks.
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Edsel Ford

Continued from Page One)
tribute was Charles E. Sorenson,
vice president OF the Ford Motor
Company, and one of those men
toned as a possible successor to
Ford.
Sorenson said
The death of Edsel Ford is a
hard blow to me He came with
us in the plant as a boy So years
ago He meant so much to me in
every way in all these years that
is difficult to understand his
leaving.
His encouragement and guild
ance were always with us. | can
speak for the staff who feel the
loss as deeply as ! do. From all
corners Of the plant have come
the sympathy and respect that
they owed Mr.. Ford, and they
asked me to convey their feelings
to his family Messages from all
over the world tell how his bust
ness associates feel the loss
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Of the Washtenaw District Dental
Society IN the Michigan Union
IN Ann Arbor, DR.. James d. Grace
OF Ann Arbor was elected presi-
dent. Dr. H. Lewis. of Brighton,
vice president, and D. Herbert B.
Huehl, Ann ArbUr. secretary.
treasurer.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs. Anna Grail. 81 s. Prospect
St. is seriously Ill in 81. Josephs
Mercy Hospital. Arm Arbor.
Emil PARE. who has been III IN
ST Josephs Mercy Hospital, Ann
Arbor. Is now convalescirg at his
home.
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YpsiIanti Markets
Buying Prices)
(YpsilantI Farm Bureau)
HDAIA

LONDON-INS- Americas two
top-ranklng generals in the field,
Gen. Douglas Macarthur and Gen.
Dwight d Eisenhower. we're hon
ored today by King George VI who
appointed them honorary knights,
Grand Cross OF the Order OF the
Bath.
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BODY IDENTIFIED

Wauseon. o.. May 81 ~-
George Shapiro OF Detroit has
identified the body OF youcg ~om-
an found on the New York Central
railroad tracks west Of Wauseon as
that OF Miss Bess Schmidt. "a, a
sisterin law Fulton County authoft-
ties investigated her death as rail-
road police expressed belief she
may have been robbed and slain.
Her luggage and a purse containing
$40 were missing, they said.
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Bishop Blake Dies
in Coral Gables

Funeral services for Bishop Edgar
Blake. 49, for eight years head OF
the Detroit and Indiana area OF the
Methodist Church, who died We'd
nesdsy at Coral Gables, ia, will
probably be held at the home OF
his daughter in Wilmette, Ind. He
had often visited the Ypsilanti
Church as Els residence was in De
troit in 1932-l94O, during his period
as resident bishop.
he vas a native OF Gorham, Me-,
was graduated from Boston Uni
versitys theological school and
held honorary degrees from Wes-
leyan Comm. Nebraska Wesleyan
and DePauw Universities. He be
came bishop in 1920 and served
abroad as we'll as in this country,
retiring from the bishopric in 1910.
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Luneheons Planned

There will be a Red cross lunch
con in Ann Arbor Friday at mad
quarters in North Hall at 10 o.
clock The regular monthly lunch.
on meeting for Npsilanli Red Cross
chairmen will be at the Legion
Home June S al 1870 Those at
tending are 10 bring their own sand
Wiches and tea bag.
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QUINCY. Mass.-lNS-The sec
ond American naval vessel ever
named for chaplain will be launch
cd at the Fore River-Bethlehem
shipyard Saturday, it was announc-
ed today
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LANSING AP-The state OF
Michigan has protested. it was dis
closed today, against a ruling OF
the Office OF Price Administration
which orders state institutions to
give up four ration points for every
pound OF food they can in their own
kitchens or have canned for inmate
use By the prison industries.
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Loss Felt Here

The Willow Run Bomber work.
ers feel great personal loss in
the death OF Edsel Ford said
William. McAulay, administrator,
Local No. so, UAW.CIO. MI.
Ford had always contributed con
structiye ideas in the field OF la
Dor. management relations. His
death is blow to the furtherance
of these ideas On behalf of the
Willow Run Romber workers. |
want to extend the deepest con.
dolences to Mrs. Edsel Ford and
family
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o"cu N"aJ
An Alabama licensed automobile,
No. 4l-C-6S6. was tow ed to Ioca
garage Wednesday when II haa
been reported unlawiully parked
across a driveway at No. "a +.
Michigan Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-27

Tonight
NBC-S Fanny Brice. Frank Nor
gan:
.5O-Aldrieh Family,
9.00-Fibber MCGEE and Molly
for Bling Crosby;
9.30-Rudy Nallee;
10:00-Garry Moore show,
1880 March OF Time.
CHS S-Ransom sherman;
Death Valley Days,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-27

; National 6roAdeastIna Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 700, WWJ
$50. WHAM 1850. WMAQ SO.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1910,
Columbia 6rosdesstlna Company
WJR $50. WBBM $50. WCKY 1880.
WFBM 1860. VICAR l4s0. WBNS
1860. WOOD 1870.
BLUE NETWORh-WOWO 1890.
Mutual 5roadessting Company
RED NETWORK WLW 100.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700,
CKLW 500. WJBk 1890.
WLW 700, WGN 100.