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Evening star., 1943-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
bills unless make them personally. Julius
Singer, 1928 Naylor I'd. se. 29s
HEREAFTER will be responsible only for
such debts as may be contracted by myself.
Charles N. Ferguson, 1447 Oak st. NV
Evening star., 1943-08-27
By Dorothy Murray.

SumclentIy large Tor practical
use, yet not too big to be stored
easily.
X X X 4
Play the game of baseball right in
your own living room. This excit-
ing new toy game can be played
with as few persons as two, or as
many as IS. The diamond meas
ures 24x24 inches and every one in
the family can have fun on those
evenings at home, if they follow the
complete rule book that comes with
the game.
X X II
If you're just setting up house
keeping, are running low on
Evening star., 1943-08-27
BY DR.. J. B. Warren

When the food Is not chewed
sufficiently and thus mixed well with
the saliva-the digestive juice Of the
mouth-it arrives in the stomach
in an unprepared state and damage
to the stomach wall, ulcer, may re-
suit.
BY chewing food well, moistening
and softening it with the saliva, the
saliva also gets better chance to
start digestion and turn starch into
sugar before it reaches the stomach.
Also the other digestive juices in
stomach, liver and pancreas can
more thoroughly digest the food.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
Sra,t3Siiieees 6elH ipielt
Reue bel DerkanHlmite

Sonbon. Giner Scr @riii,be fir
oic 9eltleluriWing ser Verit1,poi9.
llng 5luiiben 8irauS uno DC @n,lle
bat NIT Sem Terfiigull9sreht iiber
Die sGiaionen eingefrorener Collar
fraasoiiifen Staatspern,ogens in
Den Yerei,1isten ,Staaten uno sic
!@olo6arren in Wtartiniqle inn @erte
ton pielen Millipnen 5u tlin.
Gs ioa eine freie frans0Iiide &e-
gierltng bon Sc @aulle uno @irau6
gebiloet iueroen, a,ln oas frans0fiihe
8utbaben su iibernebrnen. Sn oieie,n
Galle bleiben beioe 9eerfiibrer fir
Die MilitGrmadt, lpdbreno eine UNI
a6bangige fran5Siiife &esier,1ng II,
Grill entiteben miro. 0ieier Shritt
apdre natiirlid) BON erobem Sorteil
fir 5ran5o1iid)~9toronfrifa, oenn Die
2eib- -Eaft-Silie Tonne in &raft tre-
ten, tpdbreno bis iest aqes na9 Mf-
rifa gelieferte WSateriol nnS Nab-
runesmittel, Die ourh oas Milit1r
gebanobabt aperben, allf eifw beiiere
@rrnolage gelteat iuiiroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28
ua3iS erleistteri, Stemerit
He,ati4er 2l,sSlat,HS.
iir11tett

Stodbolm. Oel,tide 5irmen, Die
iid an ser sa.iimagang auslGnoiider
Slpbuitrien beteilieten, f0au,en Don
Steuern befreit tper6en. Ser beutife
'5taat bat cine reue Jorm ser I'm
terftiit,lne tpirtIf)aftlider Grpaniio-
men eirrsefiibrt, 1ertihen 0irmell,
ole aap!tal inn Muslano iitoeitieren,
fam Steuerbefreiung BON Den bort
ersielten @etpinnen ge.pdbrt iperSen.
es lit se,uiiierdABen elm anreis fir
Die Girmen @elo nad) Dem ausIano
su briitgett, benn in alien beiesten
@ebieten anto in SEN 0dnoern ailf
Dem Balfan, ut feline Snouitrie obne
oeltti6es &apital.
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ut,r,ake1t IN Ser
Slc,uaeet a,.seebre<te,t

Walbington Mus elmer am @,no-
flnf abseborten @telouns rad. be-
iteben in ser Sloapafei, Sic a,nter
,oeutifen Hroteftorat itebt, l1nrube,.
Gie iloapafiid'e Holisei fiibrt cine
ipitentotiife Sduberung Ser ilotpa.
fiiden Sauptitaot ourf. llnoroent-
lide glenuel,te uno un6ere Wero64.
ltige tperoen oerbaftet u,to in Mr-
beitslager ooer slnitalten geltedt.
Slotpafiife 9ruppen befinben. iih
un Ser rmiiiidan Jrortt nno baben
grobe Serlllite erlitten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28

6en Der @oitpirt friiber a,t aablen
pHegte. Sest befam Ser Heitalira-
tour aber giroe gsopeinber einen
Brief IN 0em ibnt Ser @tnser nit
teilte, ct tper6e sen Nein mir lie
fern, tpenn ib,n ser ar,oere 21,7S4
Grancs 5ablte, 5. y. iiber 95 Grancs
pro 2iter fir bcn eleiden @ein, Ser
Dor ben Seitiden Muubsiieen fiir Z
Gra,cs su buben mar. llno oas in
oen fuiiilden @einIanO, III oem
Der Siidapein friiber iiberbaiipt nidt
berednet, ionbern "a discretion"
ierDiert tullroe.
Matiirlib iino aud Sic Nreiie in
sen @dltaurants bementIprebeno
ins Nbatditild)e geitiegen, gang Re.
ion0ers in ben lebten Wohen, ieit-
Dem Sic 0eutifen audi ben &eit bon
Jral,freid belett baben. 8or Sem
girbr,ib Scr NaSis in Sic ~,,t,bes
lette Gone" lei es innmerbin nod
nSglid 9e,peien, iid) fir 800 Grcs.
(ettpa 5 Collar in einem anlt1noi-
gen Meitaurant iatt gu .eiien. Seitoem
ie6oh iinS sic HreiIe auf lutgef4br
cos 0reifad)e erbobt ,uoroen, genau
apie ble Yreiie ser 2ebanstnittel, 0ie
ser @irt nur ann idppar5en Marft
faufen tnnn. Tim Die uluangenabmen
Goleen elmer et1uaigen &ontroqe su
permeiben, itellt ser 8ellner Dem
@ait feine Meduu,tg aus. gr bered-
net einiah, spas er fir aneemeiien
finoet, unb tpenn es ibm sliidt, aus
einem sablllngsfdbisen Gait mebr
beraus5ubolen, als er arlpriinglih
ertpartet Datte, teilt er SEN l1eber-
ibub mebr ober tpenieer .e1rlid NIT
Dem 4iifyenfef ODER Dem 8eiiter.
&ein Oft, fein Sals
5ranfreid5 spor iriiber eine ser
Sbittammern guropas. Sett foiten
@eintralrben, sic man in Siiofranf-
reid 10 gut tpie umionlt betam, ein
GerlnGeen. MIeroings ii1to tie auh
aus benz norrralen &anoel pollig
peritapunoen. lltto Birnen, at
oenen itets elm l1eberfluB berrid,te,
iinb nieaeidt 9elegentlid 5u bdben,
rorausgeiest, bab man 4O-5O Jrcs.
pro Stiid 5u 5ablen bereit hit. l1no
5ueuterlett baben es sic Deltiden
iogar fertie eebraht, III 0em nell be-
iettel Glib -Granfreib einen @aneel
| an 5aI5 berbci5ufiibren. lleberaa
nm Mittelmeer miro Sul5 9e,po1l-
men, piel nebr, ais perbral,dt miro.
glber Oie DeutiAen apouten fir III
rem l1eberfluB on Steinias elm nelles
/ Nbfasgebiet baben l,no legten oie
eiufade .ult0 iidpre SalageIpinnatlg
ms Sem Wseer itiu. Tic oeriprofe-
men Sal5lieferungen aus 0eutidp
lano bliebsn ie6oh aus, lulo 0as CT
gebnis int, oab es, apie Ser ~Hetit
MarieiIuis" flngt, nift n,tr in
Ntarieiue, ionoern inn 9ansen Sit
Sen 0es 3an6es iiberbaupt fein
Sala gibt. Oa sperben mir pielleid)t
balo pon einem anoeren &e0ner Ser
lcaSelnie De Weoicine erfabren, 0aB
@atten am befommliditen limo, tpenl,
man iie uneeialsen oerSebrt. 8onal,s-
gelest alleroings, 0aB man nod
Matten auf ser Speiiefarte bat.
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ue,aes Aeitts9eieb icu
iit Uerbereit,aite ieiit

Stofbolm. Ser 8erliner @orre-
ipon6ent 0es ,S1pensfa Dogbla0et"
meIoete, baB elm ,lelles @eidsgeiek
Der Solenoung ertge9eniiebt, Sas
nur fir 6elstihe Biireer innerbaH
Oes &eifes @eltung baben iol. Car
nod miro es oen gltern sur Bfliht
een1adt, lire 4inber inn nationaIIiit>
iiden @eiite S,l er5iebea, bomit iie
Dem 2anoe 0ienen f0nnen. Midter
tperoen gntifeiomngen rnnb freienl
grnteiiem iino IN llebereittitirnmi11lg
init ser neutrality-suspicious. @elt-
anihauitng treffe,t". Biirger niht-
6elttiden 8lutes miiiien ii9 ,oem
Nolfereeies, tuie es BON 0eutihlano
nnertannt it," unterperien.
Mas Der tpirflihe 1ped oes @e-
ieses lit, tpeib dber nod ,tiemnno.
n
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-28

bdtte it gaponnenes Spiel," iprudj
er balblaut Dor iid bin. Hloslid)
laate er gan5 ulrpernaltet: sd slan-
be, ih bin bllngrig, Marie."
Gs lpuroe ipat. geioe gbegatten
laBen 5l,iMmmeit llno sod, allein nit
ibren ei9enen @ebanfen ba. Die 8e-
Sanfen BON 0ofpr Sames @agner
,peilten gans unO gar bei ieinen1
intereiiunten SAT-, ipdbreno ieine
Jrau it'd IN @eoanfen pergeblih ab,
miibte, in ibm ibreu alten, riidlihts.
rollen nnS lieben @atten ipieber5l,,
fin6en. Gin ile,ter, ein 1pilofremoer,
ein aeluiilenbofter, ober faltbliitiger
Mann itano tor ibr.
vSanes, mein 2ieber, mas bali
ou benn9 gSas lit eieentlih NIT sir
los?" fonntc tie it'd id,lieBlid niht
ertfalten su fraeen.
geim Saute ibrer Stimme lab CT
lie erilaunt an; er idJien niht i'm
gerin9iten gebGrt 5u buben, mas iie
geiagt bate.
$50 lit bein Shlai5iruner2 So
bert perlangt nod sir; er mar eana
llntroltlid, OaB er obne beinen Cute
naftfub su 8ett geban mllbte. @as
ion oas alles beoeuten?"
Bel Ser Grpdbnullg ieines Sob
mes erspadte SSanles EiDe aus ieinen
8eoanfen.
r&erseibe mir bite! aolrnl, lab
lms ioiprt cinnal al,sfil1oig MAIDEN,
no uno iuie man ibn umtergebradt
bat" Seine n1iioen 9lu9en nabmen
pieoer einen iueid)eu i,no liebepollen
Nilsorud an, er nabm leineu fleine
Jrau NIT einem pl0tlifen Shpung
ai,f feline Mrlne uno elite nit ibr bie
5rsppe binaui. slls lie linn Die Cir
5u hem 3inlner ibres ainoes ,pies,
blieb er ,pie angelmlr5elt iteben.
r@as bait blr, 2iebiter?" iragte
| fie beiprgt.
vSier? @as? Sier bat man sid,
uno mein &ino untergdbrabt? Tas
iino bod} uniere 5remoenainuer.
@er bat benn bas angeorbnet? 3am
Seufel -" Seine Mugen iuurben
nieoer rnerbittlid) bort.
rId,, LAB es bod, lieber Salnes.
9sur bleibe iett bel uns," bot Sc
lena.
Sic traten in oas groBe .3imnler
Elm, 100 ibr fleiner Sobn in einem
rieiigeu 2oppalbett ihlllmmerte.
rMoreen iperoen mir meine 3im-
mer be5iegen," iagte er enersiid,
tiiBte ieinen idlaiei,ben Sobn Ianit
ltito begnb iif) init ieiner 6rau in
ibr Shiafsirnmer. 9eiena ipur 10
miioe. oab tie iif iofort Su 8ett BE-
sab. Sames binsesen iuehielte iei-
men ansue unO ldifte iih All, ,pieber
Tortsugeben.
rsSa, mas gibt's oenn nun? @o-
bin 1pillit Su nod? gs lit ipGt nnS
ou lagtcIt Soh porbin, ou ieieli
mii0e!"
rNiioe? llniinn!" Sd muB nod
einige 8erifte burhittoieren, oa if
morsen 1neine Mutter lmteriufen
mil. 8itte, idlafe in5lpiiten reh,
idon. Gs miro eiltige StunSen bau.
ern, bis id) mid ourf Oas Iaterial
ourd,eearbeitet babe!"
vabcr. liebiter Sanles, bleibe Ood
bier uno lege Oif) bin. Gu iiebit ID
angegriffen aus!"
| uMein Siebling, on iteinit mid
gan5 nno garnif)t 5ll periteben, oa
ifeinlt Die ganae Safylage nid]t 81
erfaiien. Wtein Sater entialtet Sc
Dor meinen Iugen gang genial'
SSSeen, un0 Ou ipridit bon rlnii6'
iein!" @em iei1,e Hatientin linn nu1
elm ipenig brr6 cine aftiue pipfplo
Igiide gi,titelllung gebolfen bdtte
,uiiroe er geiiegt baben. 4ber ies
Cute Nadt, mein Sieb!" CT tiibt
ieine 6rau galts fGiidtig uno berliei
oas 3infner.
i (Jortieslalg folgt.)
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Ginieteit in oem Beitreben, Die al.
gemeine @obIfabrt Der @elt 9erbei.
pfiibrer.
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- 11nteritiiten sic Sic in ,,nierer
8eitnns an5eigenoen @eihdftsIeute!
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- llnteritiiten Sic bic II, unierer
3eihane an5eisenoen @ei&dftslei,tel
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10

, He opened q plush-lined case
which contained nothing except
well-packed glasses. Preparedness
Pete, they called me in those days"
he mumbled. II should wait 80
hours for some extra glasses"
Everyone talked at once. High
pitched words that blended into a
jabber, making them less sensible
than when first uttered. Every two
or three minutes, two or three per-
sons departed and twice as many
came in. All this, despite the fact
that the Everybody ashore!"
warning had been given. Rusty and
the two photographers dispensed
the bubbling wine swiftly. The
steward was in and out. helping
when he was not busy with other
passengers.
Rusty supported and protected
Paige in every manner. No one had
chance to ask her so much as one
question. Either he kept her beside
him or he was beside her. Occa-
sionally his arm was about her
waist. He held her hand. He
squeezed her hand. All very ardent,
thought Paige, with nausea. His
dog was equally affectionate. It had
crawled into her arms and re-
manned there.
Cray pup" Rusty said. ut
gives me more trouble than 1 dozen
kids She runs away. advertise.
find her. She's so happy at being
found that she jumps all over my
clean clothes. She kisses me so hard
and fast all the way home that the
windshield turns misty and can't
see to drive. get her Homeland
she runs away again." He rubbed
her blond satin ear. "She has to get
into the kennels"
"I'll take her" Paige offered.
The photographer Gabe said, TN
60 with you"
mo, Gabe," vetoed Rusty. stay
here. can use YOU"
When Paige returned she pushed
her way to the lanai rail. So did
Gabe. Instantly Restwick Carnes
was beside them. Beneath them on
the pier there suddenly was a great
commotion. A pell-mell fight that
involved three sailors, an equal
number Of policemen. and a couple
Of men in civilian clothes.
Gabe informed, There are $50
Australian sailors on board going
to Sydney. And a group OF defense
workers bound for Honolulu. Looks
exciting"
Rusty did not answer. But Paige
did.
Very exciting" she seconded.
But her eyes were not watching the
pier brawl. They were watching a
girl who vas swiftly ascending the
gsngplank. She wore dark glasses
and all her hair was snugly COW
cred with a turban. A turban made
even more secure with a bronze Sc
quin-balled hatpin.
(To Be Contlnued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ligget spent
the week end with relatives in De
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rev, Plymouth,
spent Sunday at the John Herrick
home.
Arthur White. South Salem. is
making extensive repairs on his
barns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Stanley and
family. near Worthwhile visited Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stacey one day
last week.
Dale Richmond, Worthwhile, was a
dinner guest Sunday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton Searfoss.
Mrs. Frank Buers and Miss Lu-
ellie Wells spent Monday evening
In Detroit.
Mrs. Myra Taylor was called to
oxford Saturday on account Of seri'
Gus illness OF an uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Atkin and
small son, Wixom, we're week end
guests at the Roy Clements home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clement spent
Friday evening With the Freddy
Johnson family, on Ann Arbor
Trail.
Mrs. William Hall has been on
the sick list for the past few days.
Elmer Bennett and Miss Beatrice
Radkea, Plymouth, we're Sunday
dinner guests at the Stocks home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
SUES TURKEY RANCH

LOS ANGELES-UP-Mrs. Ne.
vile Camel has brought suit FOR
$50 against the Howard Turkey
Ranch on the grounds that the
ranch owners. switched turkeys on
her. She told the court she had
sent her pet turkey Edna" to the
ranch for the mating season. but
alleged that when the season was
over they sent her back a bird that
may have been turkey but II was
not Edna" She explained that
Edna followed her around like a
pet dog, but that the turkey which
came back from the ranch didn't
even know her.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10

THANK heaven you're here. But
hey, what goes on?' one asked
Even with a wig that's not Eu-
genia North"
His companion, leaning against
the door of Suite II, snapped to an
upright position. Paige Shelton?
he said, his surprise so intense that
it emerged as a hoarse whisper.
Hello, Gabe," she answered with
perfect composure. But her gray
gloved hand blended with his in a
grasp too strong. How nice to see
you again"
Parrot like he echoed, Nice to
see you again"
Rusty's manner was disconcert-
ed, but he made no comment other
than, Come on in, boys" He held
open the heavy door for his wife
and the two photographers, who
sidled in to protect their picture
making equipment. Rusty twisted
the lock to assure privacy while
they posed.
For the first shot he and Paige
leaned against the rail of the lanai
their own section of private deck.
Rusty's arm was about her, an
ecstatic smile spread over his face
showing regular, very white teeth.
The orchids, silhouetted, would
show up well, unused Paige, and
smiled also. Next, the bamboo
chaise lounges were moved almost
adjacent so Paige and Rusty could
stretch their arms and clasp hands
in an idle, romantic fashion. Rest
wick Carnes gave his wife, not a
smile this time, but look OF such
alteration that Gabes companion
yelled, "zowie! You should be an
actor"
AS II he wasn't, thought Paige.
They posed a third time with Hilo
Hazel, the blond cocker. Rustys
face was hugging his wife's, lips
so near they almost kissed her
cheek. Hilo Hazel really kissed the
girl, just as the shutter clicked.
Gabe spoke for the first time
since his greeting. "Thatll get
emf
When they finished the third
shot Restwick sprinted over to
open the door in response to the
knocking that had started as a tap
ping, and now, with the co-opera-
ton Of more and more guests, had
grown into a banging. People cata-
pulled in. A dozen and a half or
more. The bedroom and the lanai
we're soon lammed. Rusty made
rapid introductions, names all diff
ferent, that Paige knew she never
would remember. Yes, the names
we're different, but the facial ex-
pressions were the same. Blank as
constituent, accompanied by out
rageous gssps. However, they soon
forgot their devouring curiosity
at least until they could get of the
ship-to surge about Rusty. who
was getting ready to pour the
champagne,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
cELEsRArEs sIRrHDAY

Salem, Mich, Feb. 1O-Norman
Waid, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Waid celebrated his eighth birth
day Friday afternoon with a coast
Ing party. A lovely supper was
served and the evening was spent
with games. There we're 10 children
present also his teachers Miss
Lucille Wells and Miss Goldie
Macy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
NetUs From Salem

Mrs. Wei. Birmingham. Thursday
and Friday, and be there to bid fare
well to her nephew, Frederic Wei,
who is leaving Friday for Camp
Custer. Mrs. Wei and daughter,
Rickie Lou, will accompany Mrs.
Stroh home and stay until sunday
when Mr.. Wei will meet them
here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
Two From church Indueted

Two more young men OF the
Salem Congregational Church have
been indicted into the armed
forces. Harry Richards, Jr., Salem.
and Albert Ringel, Plymouth, also
the pastors nephew, Frederic Vici,
Birmingham. This brings the list
from Salem Congregational Church
10 70.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10

sheep had straycd. The notice read.
and only % came for their feed in
the morning Shortly thereafter
his telephone began TO ring. Each
time he said hello he got the
same reply. ''Ba aa-a-a!'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
Entertains at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Payne en-
tertained at dinner Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Tapp and
daughter. Claudine, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Raymond Braun and small daugh-
ter, South Lyon, and Rev. and Mrs.
Fred Lewis, West salem.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10

On account OF the heavy snow
the Salem Pere Marquette section
crew were called TO South Lyon
Sunday to assist the section crew
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stacey
spent Friday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Walker at their home
in South Salem.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10

cd seNicemen, They are collecting
all OF the spare broom and mop
sticks in the city and fashionIng
them into canes for hospital cases
when they are again able to walk
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
.Embatt|e ed Love
SYNOPSIS

A chance meeting in the San Francisco
fog leads TO a spur-ot-the moment
marriage in Reno by
PAIGE SHELTON. whose sweetheart
has Just been killed fighting for the
Allies. and
RESTWICK RUSTT) CAREES III.
wealthy descendant Of early Hawaiian
settlers Rusty msrries to spite the
girl he thinks he loves,
EUGENIA NORTH. his selfish nanese
YESTERDAY: few minutes before
she leaves the hotel TO go TO the ship
that will carry her and Rusty TO Ha
vaii. Paige receives pair Of orchids.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
WOMEN FASHION CANES

. SOUTH GATE, Cal.-UP-Wo-
men Of the South Gate High School
Parents and Teachers Association
have evolved a new aid for wound.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
Loses Eina.r In Accident

Hamilton Doolan had the misfor-
tune TO lose one OF his fingers in
an accident at Rambling Acres
Creamery where he is employed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
Entertained In Detroit

Mrs. Charles Waid. .Mrss. Ronald
Lyke, Mrs. Hammond Searfoss,
Mrs. William Benjamin and Mrs.
Dahl were entertained at 500 Thurs
day at the home OF Mrs. Nick
Thomas In Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
Move Into New HON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gale have
recently moved into their new home
on Eight Mile Road formerly known
as the Hartman farm.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
BLACK SHEEP CRY sAA

FAlRVIEW. Okla.--UP- stormy
weather cut his church attendance
50 the Rev. c. l.. Moser advertised
I'm the lostand found column. His
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
KNIFE "sLlPPEov roo FAR

CHARLOTTE, \. C.-UP-sam
Able, negro, told Judge W. II. S.
Burgwyn he was cutting his finger
nails when the knife he used slip
ped and cut Laura Belle Young.
The cut required 80 inches, and fur
thermore, witnesses testified, IT
was the fifth time Sam had cut
Laura Belle, and more than 100
stitches had been needed to sew
up the wounds. Able's story was a
good one, the judge said, and IT
ought to get him somewhere. Five
years in the penitentiary,' he said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
Fish Sumner

A fish supper will be served al 6
o'clock Friday. February -, at the
Salem Federated Church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
Parents OF paunhter

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Dix Of Five Mile Road. a baby girl,
Mary Ellen, Thursday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10
Farewell Party

The prayer meeting group OF the
Salem Congregational Church will
hold a farewell party for Harry
Richards Jr. on Six Mile Road
Wednesday evening,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-10

Nephew Leaves for Camp
Mrs. Stroh will visit her sister,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

LOST ration books No 3 and
ration book No. 4 belonging tG
Joe j. Rios and John Rios. Re-
turn to Ration Board. lips
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

WARTIME LABOR shortages are
alleviated by use of POST-PRESS
Want Ads. The man who wants a
job and the employer needing
help get together through the
In the POST PRESS.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

LOST-B gasoline coupon book be
longing to Fred Rochester. Re
turn to Ration Board. 1l-26
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

LOST Wallet containing driving
license. draft card, and A and :
gasoline coupon books belonging
to Ray Henry, jr Return to Ra-
ton Board. ll-26
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

LOST-Ration book No. 1, 2, 8, and
4 belonging to Felipe Robio. Re
turn to Ration Board. 1l-26
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

LOST-No. 3 and 4 ration books
belonging to Bob Balentine. Please
return TO Ration Board. l1-26
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

LOST-A ration book belonging to
Henry and Liefy V. Upholt. Re
turn to Ration Board. lbs
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

LOST-Rose gold BulloVa ladies
wrist watch with cracked crystal.
Reward. 1894 Euclid. 1l25
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Use Post-Press Want Ads For Results
Lost. Found Sfrayed

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LOST-A gasoline book belonging
to II. w. Jensen. Return 20 Ra-
ton Board. ll-27
LOST-Ration book No. 3 belong
ing to Wanda II. Fuller Return
TO Ration Board. ll-27
LOST Ration book NO g. Return
TO Mrs Marvin ID. Oberman, 536
So. 9Th. ll-27
3-Business Services
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

LOST-No. 3 ration books belong
ing to Bertha E. Hime and Kirk
r.. Hime. Return to Ration Board.
1l-25
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24
Lost, Found S+rayec
LO S T
Cadillac hub cap. Reward.
Phone TAT
1l-2

LOST-Roan horse, strayed. 1850
lbs. Brand 7YL on left side. Phone
124 days or 8713J3 nights, FL
Centre. lbs
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

LOST--A gas belong to Harry Sut-
ton. Please return to Ration
Board. 11-26
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-24

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PRESS Wand ads.