davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12

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mar elm @liidspiI3. @r DeritanO fem
Sanomerf, unO es ging ibm gut.
8uoem beuabrbeiteten Iid in bic
fem Sabre oes Sells 1916 Oie @e'
riidte, 0aB oas StGot1en, in Dem
Ser .@oloene @pfel" oas erite
@irtsbaus mar, gum ¬enpuntt
bon 3pei Oieler neuartigen giier'
babnen tper6en Ionte, bic ga ieOen
oelti6en Staot gu OurGfliesen be.
gonnen. No6 mebr Slid, Der
u@OIoene Mpfel" piiroe unipeit Oes
gepIanten 9obnbofes liegen.
gs fam audi 10. SIMMER mebr
bliibte 0as @irtsbaus empor, piele
gteiienoe oBen ooer ii6erna1teten
bort, oerm oomoIs CAB es ia nod
feline Observation-Disclosures ODER
SpeiIe. uno S1lafpagen tuie beute.
aber ieoer SremOe fonnte Soft urO
2oais nur lobetl. ga begob es iid,
0oB aud elm beleibter Ser aus
Sranffurt gu Glide ioB unO es it@
iebr gut i1meden lieB.
~@irfIi6 berborrageno, Serr
o@irt" Iagte er no9 Dem Mittags'
mail gu Dem geIiser Oes n@oloe'
men apfels", nes bat mir beute 10
gut geihmedt mie feinem in oieler
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vMusaenommen ben Serrn Imtss
bogt," oienerte Ser @irt.
SD tDeiB bod gar ni6t, mas
Der SEER amtsbogt bette gegelien
bat. @ie Ion i9 i'm oa ausneb'
menl" meinte ser Srem0e.
IS lit urolter graud Bel uns,"
e~rtpi0erte ser @irt, bel ieoer @ele'
aenbeit BEN Serrn Mmtsbogt als
&eipeftsperion ars5unebmen
Stein, i6 nebme Sbren Serrn
Mmtsbogt eben nidt aus" erbiBte
iiG Ser Gremoe. or gebt mid
ni9ts an -"
9os aber batten amei G6ereifrige
Sbren am Nebentil6 geb0rt. Ser
Sremoe wunOerte iid nidt Ueaig,
ais am Nodmittag Elm 8oli3eioie-
ner i'm o@oloenen Npfel" eriGien
nno i'm gum Serrn @mtspogt 81
tierte.
Ser @eitrenge IGien iibliter 2au.
ne. @r iob BEN SremOen an uno
iuies ouf Sen 8eiiBer iener iibereif.
rigen Sbren, Ser auh idon ais
3euat i'm Mmts3imr1er ltano. nGie
baben gegen elm altes Hebt oerlto'
Ben,~ begonn Der amtsbogt 8u Dem
Sremoen, nSie baben meme 8erion
ni4st a:isgenommetl. Sd nebnle sic
oaber BON &e1tsmegen in cine
Gtrafe bon 5mei Salern unn 60
&reu5err, Die iofort 81 erlegen 1T,
ODER berbGnge iiber sic i'm Ni6t.
interchangeable ewei Gage Saftl"
Ser Srem0e 3og Die 80rie uno
a6blte 3pei Taler utO 60 &reit5er
auf. ugine @emerfung lit mir mobl
nod geItattet," peinte er oarauf.
SD bari nobI ogn Serrn bort, Ser
mid ange0ei9t bat, als Ben oiimm.
ften Sropf oes 8e5irfeS be8eidnen.
Sen Serrn @mtspogt =. natiirli9
ausgenommen nerneigte ii@
Der Srembe lno ma6te, ooB er our
Sir fam.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12

go lange es Dir irsenO m0gIid
it, bebalte oeine Iebte 2arte In Der
9nilol 4za-IA1L
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
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@s gibt feline ltdrfere Watre ots
elm gutes @eipiiien. 0enn Der @enlA
tit 10 Itorf, pie er gut lit.
Cite, meint @ideIongeIo, 1T
0ie bofite @oIlfommenbeit, gu Der
Ser Menid es bringen fam. Damn
lit sic @utmiitigfeit bo6lte llnboa'
fommenbeit.
@ir0e unier a0rper nidt be.
ftGnoig @Grme obgeben, 10 bGtten
mir (ia6 &onfe) nod "a Stunoen
Stott unIerer 81 8roO cine G0rper-
temberotur BON SIS @rao Geliius.
% err frei nil iein,
Ser fig lid Elm.
gu biit Elm Stein
9es groBen 8aus.
Gel feitl Salt ousl
90 Itebt oos Saus.
@ia |esper.
Ser ,Meni1 ounItet tGgli9 meb-
rere Quart @aiier ob; gang obgeie.
ben bon ltrin, StubI un6 SdmeiB
Idei0en mir beinl A1sotmen, Damn
Ourd sic Munoidleimbout man
erinnere iid bergleidsmeiie on ben
Sun0 uno an oas 8fero, sic in Ser
SiBe sic 3ltnge 5tpeds A%bOunitung
be%rausbGngen laiien - lit0 enolid
our9 Die Sart @aiieroampf ab.
9os b0dite @ut oes @onnes 1T
iein @olf.
0as bo6ite @rt oes @oIfes lit ieiu
&e6t.
0es Bottles SeeIe Iebt in ieiner
Sprdhe.
Gem @olf, Dem Gedt unO feiner
Sprn6e treu
5ono inns Ser Sag,
@iro ieber Sag ms finOen.
6elir Go6n.
OF e merfwiiroigIte 8ibliotbef Ser
8elt, sic beriibmte YalmblGtterbi5.
liotbef ser Sto0t Colombo, saasSs
Dor einem Sabr ourd 6euer 5esfs&t.
9ie Manuifripte, Sic iib in 5i<ee
8ibliotbef befnnoen rparen orf g.
trodnete @olmbldtter geIdrie6en tins
tuuroen oaber cine leihta @eltte Ser
Slommen. Ser gerluit lit uner.
ieblid, ga oieie auIturi4ass e!ne
Guele fir oie @iiienidoftler ner
gailjen @elt unO nod LANCE nibt
eri6opft paren.
9ie Giraffe bat einen Dnrnssas
mol, Ser bunoertmaI 10 lang 1T ME
ibr ear5er a6rper. Die 9iib sat
eiaen 9armfanaI, Ser iiebenulo5mals.
3iemoI 10 lang lit, mie ibr &6rper,
Safe unO Suno oagegen, Die tppiide
Gleii6freiier iillo, baben einen 9arnt-
fdtal bon MIR bier biz o1tfaher
2Gnge Tires &0rpers, uio audi Der
menihlide DarmfanaI bat MIR 6ie
iie6enfa6e &0rperIdnge. Son ben
80 8abnen Beg Meni9en Iino 20 fir
5leiidfoit bere6net, 10 fir Yflan.
5%enfoit.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12
GemmeIf6morrem.l lebrig-

e-mmeIf1marren. 1ebrig-
gebIiebene altbadene 8rotden ODER
@eibbrot idnei6et man in @iirfel,
oie man nit 1-2 in Milh ber-
quirlten giern iibergieBt. @enn Die
Sliiiiigteit gang aiifgeiaugt 1T, laBt
man fleinmiirfelig gei6nittene &eite
bon getodtem ooer &duderfleiiA
nit elmer fem gebaften 8miebel IN
Set beiB peroen, miidt ben Gent
meIbrei oarunter un6 bddt oas
@an5e Bel iebr idpa6em Seuer IN
1870 Minuten goIogelb, 0ann
3erreiBt man es nit 2 @abeln IN
fleine @tiidden, gibt nod etDas
Set oa5u uno r0itet ben Sdmarren
f~nuiperig uno braun. @an reiAt
Salnt oa5u.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-12

gs sibt Meniden, sic iino an
TIRE @~epobnbeit m.e al cine &atte
geiAmieoet.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17
TRISTE NUEVA

Con gran pena nos enteramos
del fallecimiento de n aprecia-
da amiguita del cronista, la Srta.
Maria Granell, la que dejara de
existir a la temprana edad de %
amos en- la ciudad de New York.
La Srta. Granell cuenta en- esta
ciudad con sus padres, Vicente y
Gloria Granell, domiciliados en- e.
1874 de Cano Court; dos hernia
nos, Gonzalo, en- ell Ejercito, y vi
cente Granell, Y una hermana, Sc
nora Elba Martinez.
Ell cadaver de la Srta. Granell
sera traido a esta ciudad y su Sc
pelio sera anunciado oportunamen
te por la f~uneraria de Armando P.
Boza.
A sus familiares enviamos con
estas lfneas nuestra mas sentida
condoiencia.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17
MATRIMONIOS

Charles w. Roig, rs amos, y Car
men Maria Rodriguez, 81.
George Samuel Gentry Jr., %,
v Addie Davidson Burgin, %.
Harry John Tomala, q, Y He
len A. Hamlin, 81.
Robert Oliver LOdmell, 2S, y Ju
lila Ann Smith, Is.
Antonio r. Marzelli, SO, y Ca
Uterine p. McKeon, 81.
Harvey C. Anderson, "a, Y Tere
So E. Wieman, 81.
Manuel Miranda, 23, Y Eva Mo-
20.
Don R. Richard, %, Y Hoyett
Amundsen, 80.
Franklin E. Mitchell, 19, y Nor
ma Virginia Mowbray, 20.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17
FIESTA DE
L

Con motive de hacer cumplido
Is amos la gentil Y bella Srta.
0nelia Martinez, sus carinosos pa
pas, esposos Joaquin y Juana Ma
ria Mendez, lie ofrecieron en- su
hogan, 1907 de la Gale II, una
animada fiestecita, la que tambien
sirvi6 para que Sc hiciera pdblico
ell compromise amoroso de ella
con ell joven Raymond Hewitt.
Entire la numerosa co~ncurrencia
pudimos anotar los siguientes nom
bres: Clarivel Yahez, Lima San
chez, Petrona Cabrera, Isabel We
la, Gloria Sierra, Ofelia Vela, Clio
ria del Rio, Gardenia Cabrera, A
melia Barcenas, Marta Garcia.
Pedro Ramirez Moya Y Sra,
Joaquin Barcenas v Sra, Maldo-
nado Cabrera y Sra, Pedro Gar
cia Y Sra. Rogelio Hernandez y
Sra, Manuel Cabrera Y Sra, Eve
lilo Hernandez v Sra.n Charlie Ro
que Y Sra, JESUS Gonzalez y Sra,
Pablo Fernandez Y Sra, Felix
Martinez, Primer Teniente Geo.
Cruttenden, Captain Alfredo La
vim, Primer Teniente Mauricio
Langan Y otros mas.
Los presentes fueron obsequia-
dos con ricos licores, dulces y re-
frescos.
Felicitamos a la Srta. Martinez
por sus cumpleanos Y la congra-
tulamos por su compromise amo-
roso con ell joven Hewitt.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17
"PARTY''

En- ell Restaurant columbia" Sc
lie ofrecio IN Cocktail Party" a
la Sra. Virginia Sierra para hacer
lie entrega de un elegantisimo y
valioso reIoj pulsera, regalado por
sus companeras las anilladoras.
La Sra. Sierra, en- ell future, Sc
dedicara a estudios de defensa y
por este medic desea expresar su
agradecimiento por todas las aten
clones a ella dispensada.
Muchos exitos lie deseamos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17
PARA CHICAGO

En- la tarde de aver pa~rtieron
para la ciudad de Chicago, en- via
je de placer, los estimados espo-
SOS Tony Y Maria Fernandez, re-
denies del 2004 de la Gale IA.
En- la referida ciudad d~isfruta-
ran de dos semanas de vacacio-
mes, las qued eseamos sean muy
gratas Y divertidas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17
EN- NEW YORK

BESIDE hace dias Sc e%ncuentra en-
la ciudad de Nueva York, toman-
do un curso Port-Graduado de
Obstetricia, en- ell Park Central
Hospital, ell estimado amigo DR..
Juan E. Hernandez.
Pasara varias semanas en- la
ciudad nortena.
Muchos exitos lie deseamos al
DR.. Hernandez en- sus estudios.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17
NACIMIENTO

Del Hospital del Centre Astu-
riano Sc nos infOrma del nacimien
to de una hermosa nina nacida a
la Sra. Maruja Lado, esposa de
nuestro dilecto amigo Fernando
Lado.
En- dfas del a ~presente semana
la mama v la nina seran trasla-
dadas a su hogan, establecido en-
Ell 1902 de la Catorce avenida.
Nuestra enhorabuena a los fe-
Ices papas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17

omingo Sc encuentra
II la estimada Sra
.linas, esposa de nues
|migo Virgilio Medina.
aureciada dana tanlr
A sus dos pequenos y
|tos Dalia y Marco &c
Eedina Sc %encuentra re
Ia ciudad de Miami,
30, ell que ~desempeha
leo con ell Gobierno Fe
h estancia aqIuf resi-
de los padres de
Francisco Y Carmela
4 de la Gale Morgan.
h saludo de bienveni-
/ d~istinguida dana.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17

Ne de aver, Y como pre-
nunciaramos en- estas
Ofreci6 una f~iestecita
lea nina Esther Clara
de los esposos Ofelia
\ Ciaravella, residences
Ia Gale Il.
eecita la motive Ell cum
sus tres amos de naci-
htraban ALI Norma v
Silvia Anne
Cesar de Jesus Rive
Jr., Rosema-
hez, Maggie Ciaravella
|aravella y Betty Jean.
! Maria Rodriguez, a.
"a festejada; Nena Cha
argarita Rodriguez de
Rodriguez, Catali-
lez, Cesar Rivero Mas,
Jr., Oscar Rodrf
DS mas.
! entretenidos juegos Sc
para los ninos.
lrrenciaf ne o~bsequiada
! y refrescos.
mejOres deseos porque
lie sonria a Es-
La gaceta., 1943-08-17

En- ell dia de aver regres6 a sus
diarias labores ell estimado amigo
Emilio Cerra, luego de haber per
manecido recluido en- ell Sanatorio
del Centre Asturiano por varios
dias.
Nos alegramos de su restableci
miento.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17

MATRIMONIO SIN BESOS.-
Maxine Barratt, bailarina de N.
York, dijo a un juez que su ma
trimonio de una bora con Jerry
Haskell habia sido de una varie-
dad conocida como de "sin besos".
Haskell habia estado cascade antes
Y contrajo matrimonio con Maxi
ne sin permiso de la corte.
La gaceta., 1943-08-17

PropositO de pasarse un
gacacioneS partieron al
Pei domingo la aprecia-
Maria Souto y sus dos
Pc y Jose Souto.
pase muy divertida, es
eSeO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09

NEW YORK-INS-The Swed-
ish press is almost unanimous" IN
asking the government to send a
new protest to Berlin over the
sinking OF the submarine Ulven by
a German mine, the Swedish Hoer-
by radio said today. The broad
cast. heard by L. S. government
monitors. said the German answer
to the original protest was rather
rank in tone.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
Sweden Explains
Troop Position

Stockholm. Aug. 9-lNS-While
admitting that cessation OF Ger
man military traffic through Swe-
den has removed "a cause of grave
irritation" between his country and
Norway, Swedish Prime Minister
for Albin Hanson today insisted
that the abrogated concession to
Germany Vas no breach OF neu-
trality.
Talk about our having return.
ed to neutrality and 'reassuming
our national Freedom Of action does
not agree with our own view" he
said Consequently, we do not
want to be regarded as penitents
"In 1870" re said We simply
treated the transit question as a
ling in Swedish policy, the purpose
of which was to keep this country
out OF war. with its freedom pre-
served and with the best possible
conditions maintained generally"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
Radio Station
Has Recognition

Station WJBK, formerly OF Ypsi-
lanti, now Of Detroit. was present
ed a special Treasury Department
flag by Frank n. Isbey, state chair
man OF War Bond Sales, in a spe-
cial radio program Saturday, Aug
I. on the first anniversary Of
WJBK's activity as a bond sales
agency. Sales in the year ending
Aug. 7 were 1880, 900. practically
all made by the foreign language
groups who conduct programs over
the station. The nag was received
by James r. Hopkins. president
and general manager Of WJBK.
who also spoke briefly. WJBk
has regular programs in IA Ian
guages besides English.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
Ann Arbor Plant TO
Have Series of Tests

Ann Arbor. Aug. 9-Preston
Witcher. superintendent OF the
local sewage treatment plant. has
announced plans TO use the plant
for a series OF eight tests OF the
Mallory process. This was decided
at a two-day session OF IS OF the
state and nations sewage treat
meht experts, Thursday and Fri
day. in the University Public
Health School.
Tests will require about two
months, and are designed to prove
the efficiency and capacity OF the
Mallory oxidized sludge process.
E. B. Mallory. Hackensack. y. J,
will supervise the process, and W.
F. Shepherd. engineer for the
Michigan State Health Department,
will act as observer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
livsatoek

LIVESTOCK
Detroit. Mich. Aug. SEATTLE:
Good and choice fed steers and
yearlings firm; strictly choice offer
ings absent. best $l6l5; bulk $l4.OO.
1915; undertone dull on medium
grade killers anad all grade stock
cattle, latter trade being sluggish;
heifers scarce steady to weak; bred
cows predominated in run; all
grades uader pressure at prices 20
soc lower for week; cutters $500
down: light Gamers s625-65U: me-
dunn beef cows $l1.25 down; bulls
slow. weak; practical top heavy
sausage offering sl4.50; vealers
steady at 1855.
SHEEP: Medium to choice native
spring lambs around S13.50-l3,S5;
top $500 on choice offering to
small killers; Gull to medium kind
eligible around $10-10.50: package
choice 74-lb. yearlings No. skin
and fall shorn pelts sl4.00 to small
killers: sheep about steady; top AID
bulk shorn slaughter ewes $3.50;
others downward to 1915.
Poultry
BROILERS. 27.5: capons, . lbs.
up, 81; under pounds, 27.5O;
fowls. 24.60; stays. 1880; geese,
rs; turkeys under IS lbs, $3.50;
IS to % lbs. S4.l0; % lbs up, $50;
ducks, %. No loading or unloading
Saturday or Sunday.
Grain
WHEAT-No. 2, $1.75.
BARLEY-No. mailing range,
14.5 moisture. S1.1s-l.S2; feeding
$l.27.
EGGS-White, U. S. Grade A, jun
Dos. SIC; extra large, soc,
large, 4sc; medium. 44c;
brown L. S. Grade A, extra large,
soc; Grade B, large, 43c.
Fruits
APPLES-Delicious. fancy. s4.50-5
bu.: No. l, $3.50-4 bu.; Mcintosh
fancy. sS.5O-4 bu.: No. /, S3-S.25
bu.: No. 2. Sl.5G bu.; Northern
Spies. No. l. s3,50-4: Jonathans,
No. l. S2.75-3 bu.: Steel Reds. fan
cy. s4.50-5 bu.: No. /, $685. Blu.
Yellow transparents, $500 1925
on No. grade.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
Army Shows Many
Adults Illiterate

CHICAGO-UP-American peo-
pie are more than so per cent illit-
crate in their effective ability TO
understand adult reading matter,
William S Gray, professor OF edu-
cation at the University OF Chicago,
told the university's sixth annual
Conference on Reading.
Millions OF adults today have
attended school for only a limited
period Of time and therefore did
not have an opportunity to learn to
read we'll he said.
What happened to them is
matched in the experience OF hun
dreds OF us who took French or
German in high school or college.
Whatever utility We acquired to
read these languages soon disinte-
grated through disuse.'
At least half the population IS
unable 10 read any printed mate.
rial above the seventh grade level.
Gray said.
Gray said that Army officials
have complained of the high per
centage of men indicted who not
only were unable to do the reading
required in learning certain mill
tary skills, but we're even unable TO
read simple instructions accu-
rately.
Speakers at the conference urged
immediate revamping of school
reading material TO include fresh,
timely information, true OF condi-
tons this year, this month. this
week"
mo set OF references compiled
10 years ago. or even two, will
meet this need, nor will material
whose goal is projected 10 years
ahead the conference was told.
The time is the present and ma.
terials must match"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
Daily Market Report

BLACK RAsPBERRIEs-24 pts.
$3.6S.
CURRANTs-l6 OTIS, S3.5O-4.40.
RED RASPBERRIES - "a pts.
$4.04
GoOsEBERRIES-l6 ats. mainly
$500.
CHERRIES-$4.50 on sour. for one
offering.
BLACKBERRIEs or DEwBERRIES
$4.35.
TOMATOES-No. / jumbos, 800
les; No. 2, S5c-Sl.00.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
Mobile X-Rey Unit
to Visit Ann Arbor

Ann Arbor, Aug. 9-The mobile
x-Ray unit from the Michigan
State Health Department was 10
arrive here today. to offer employees
OF all local industrial plants the
opportunity OF having tuberculosis
x.Rays. DR.. John A. Wessinger,
city health officer, announced that
the trailer will be here several
days, and be stationed at all fac
tories in the city. DR.. Otto X.
Engelke, head OF the WashtenaS
County Health Department, has
also announced that a countrywide
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
State Guard Uses
Civil War Weapons

NASHVILLE, Tenn.-INS-Wea-
pons used S0-odd years ago in the
Civil War have been dug out of an
old curio shop by Adj. Gen. T. A.
Frazier for use by the Tennessee
State Guard. They consist of 1900
antique bayonets, purchased at 10
cents apiece, plus the scabbards at
10 cents each. Rusted with age
when uncovered in a storeroom OF
a New York arms and curio shop,
the old-time instruments of war
were shipped to Tennessee and are
now being refurbished in a state
institution for distribution TO the
shotgun companies OF the guards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
Detective Not to
Forget This Arrest

New York, Aug. 9-INS-Detec-
tive Philip Charles undoubtedly
will long remember his part in the
arrest Of Howard Byrd, 10, an al
legged army deserter from Camp
Stewart. Georgia.
Detective Charles Is IN a hos
pital today recuperating from four
broken ribs, a bitten right hand and
a painful chest bite suffered when
Byrd resisted arrest.
The alleged Army deserter was
turned over to military authorities.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
YOU CAN Get A 100 SALARY LOAN
~ YOU CAN PAY BACK sIoM a MONTH

Borrow your ssnotUre-No wuss assignment token
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09

Detroit. Aug. 7-INS-A speeding
car which crashed into a tree Fri
day resulted in instant death for
James jenkins. 10. the driver. and
injuries TO his two passengers,
Pfc. Raymond Knope. 10, and Frank
Ludy. Il. all OF Wyandotte. State
trooper Wayne Stevens said the
car first hit one tree, the impact
throwing il against another.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
Yearns
For Maple Leaves

TACOMA. n. H.-INS-Out OF
the South Pacific war theater came
a letter from a soldier expressing
a yearning for a sight OF maple
leaves. So Mrs. Howard Robbins.
Of Exter. packed a box OF fresh
green maple leaves and sent it to
the soldier via Hawaii. She hopes
1t will reach him in good condition
and that he will be pleased.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09
YpsiIanti Markets
Buying Prices)

(Ypsilantl Farm Bureau)
GRAIk
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09

are made only for the time you have
the money. At our rate of go per
month, a SIS loan costs Sl.55 when
repaid in three monthly instruments
OF S8.65 each, but only l8e when re-
paid at the end of a week. A $50 loan
repaid in four monthly instalments Of
Sl3.46 each costs S384-or if repaid
in one month costs Sl.50
Gosh for most any purpose
You may get a Household loan to
clean up old bills, to pay your doctor
or dentist. insurance, taxes, repairs.
union or training fees-for almost any
purpose. liza loan can help you, phone,
write or visit Household Finance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-09

tuberculosis survey similar to that
beginning today In Ann Arbor,
will be mex, March for all factories
in the county except those in Ann
Arbor and the Ford Bomber plant,
where other provisions are being
made.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-22
Women Assisting
In War Loan Drive

Women of Garrett county are max
ing a special effort to help put the
Second War Loan Drive over the top
during the weeks of the campaign.
April 18th to May |, it was an
nounccd today by Mrs. Nelnic h.
Smouse, chairman of the Garrett
county War Savings committee.
They are taking part in the vast
nationwide Second War Loan pro-
gram for women, through which the
women Of America are raising $780,
100000 of the National quota of $13,-
000,O0O0O0.
"Outfitting the Outfit is the slo-
gan adopted by the women of this
country to signify the goal for the
Women's War Savings Committee
participating in the Second War Loan
drive.
In Garrett county, Mrs. Smousc
states, womcns clubs and organiza-
tions are canvassing their members
to increase their purchases of War
Bonds and Stamps and have met with
gratifying results.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-22
Maundy Thursday
Service Planned

The first annual Maundy Thursday
service will be conducted this evening
by Scottish Rite Masons of this area,
it was announced by Neil V. Lillcr,
who is in charge of arrangements.
Walter W. Dawson and W. Cecil
Smith are assisting.
A dinner is being held at the Will
liam-James hotel at $50 p. M, at
which time DR.. E. E. Church, president
of Potomac State college will speak
to the twenty-five who arc expected
to attend.
Following the dinner they will re-
tire to the Masonic lodge room for
the ceremony of cXtinguishing the
lights. Candies will be rclightcd on
Easter Sunday morning.
In former years the Scottish Rite
Masons had gone to Cumberland for
appropriate ceremonies in the Ma
sonic Temple there
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-22
Farmer Found Dead
In Field Near Home

William Gcorg, 90, was found dead
in a field near his home last Thurs
day morning about 10 o'clock, after
having suffered heart attack some
time Tuesday evening.
Authorities at Oakland were mott
fled and an investigation was con-
Quoted by Neil c. Fralcy, states at
torney; George E. Coddington, sheriff;
DR.. f. l. Baumgartncr, county med
zeal examiner, and Mark II. Moon
constable.
1t was related that Georg had re-
turned from Uniontown with some
ncighbors and had alighted from the
automobile on route 2l9, at top of
Cove hill 1t was while walking to his
home that he apparently had a heart
attack. He was found within a hun
bred yards of his home
He was unmarried and resided with
his sister, Anne Georg He has a half
brother residing in the Cove, and a
sister in Delaware.
Funeral services were conducted on
Saturday.