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Evening star., 1944-08-03
SITUATIONS poMrsr,c

GIDL8 .(e) wish maids work in boarding
house In exchange for living qusrters
Ceu Ap. $3.50 after 1880 am. ~
1ANIHkESS, colored woman, small apart
ment with oil burner and auArters or
house With basement rooms. DU. OO35. 3s
LAuNDkESS, frst-class: bring them and
Eack them UP Ttohsrt H3l1
MOTMkk, with high -school-age daughter
40 part-time work in exchange for small
salary and living quarters: refs. DU. 2b12
bet 0-0 ON.
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,AsTaucTio., couesrs

FLIGHT 1NBTRUCT1ON eveiIa6Ie from
Confessional Airport on Cubs TAYLOR.
crafts, wacos. 0-3S0 horsepover ratinss
LEAaN DEAUTY CULTURE. Permsnen,
ses,tiSns 0perstsrs necdsd Day and
hkAUTY SCHOOL 1870 \. 7. ave. III.
SPANISH LEss0Ns BY appointment, be.
tusiness life. 030 New York ave. NV.
DI. 0262. 3 An. to pm. 81
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Steel Burs No Protection

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (P.-
Some one, the police department
reports, lifted 81 500 from a clothing
store safe-and the only usable
entrance to the building at the
time OF the burglary was through
steel bars 6s4 inches apart.
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MOTOR rRAvrl.

W0ulD L1Kk ride fer. two passsnesTs,
A9S Ie.Ss. Pi.triet 7lsi. ).
~ %aSTt !. r.fssos%sarsc1sHa n e e csa "A Il ss ;.
NJ. for passsnrsrs Au9ust sth. Taylor
NAVAL OSElCsR ana wis desi7s trans.
Dortation. Toledo. Chic. Friday Or Week
end; share arivins. e1penses. Ab. S.34. q
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G7i17767

sitiols. 10 ehar1e unle5s eissed: top ~.
lesSo ls;ss n sssEf siaf' ,s5. : sassssc s5as 4.
q wsrk IA. stenog legal. $40 wk.;
stenoG- political 81. 100; stenox.. foreign
yep.. 42.7O0. Openings for typfsts. S39
VI. up. ana dozens Of other excellent
Sissi 1SeoYp neS;aRa Svln asssd :nnusi1, s
CapitOi TheAter. ma 283e
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BUSINESS oPPoRIvNIfIEs.

GROCERY, Riverdaie. Nd; same owner
'siEe Ls.iE5nr fSSd lssFs sDenaias
fooD fcsD y sToiEs. % o $500 sSsi to $1,000 weekly
ss7 sAHa y Ri ai,.S, eS.,nS, ans hse5er s Tor
REsTxURANr wANrEp-c.sh client.
s saasss Since snsss s sod or sek
can BOB HoLLANDER. Restaurant spe-
fos sys SAFE x ,nod sA
and business; well stocked; eanipment In
TnssN. 1902 Lee highway. Arlington. .ya.
GIFT saoF. lovely stock on hand: low
Account lines. ' in family Deaf Deal direes ss sd md
S says bIoser 9 fee; this will 20 fast. SO hurry.
sR66cERYV eR6 ETY. AND sI,I MEAT MARKET. .xe.ii.n.
eona.d sornsd uesr Ioe,. :-oo rms rent sss incem.
aoTki Zoo eos aasa.s .hop R .oas sss ioun
for the best cash oiier ,, Aus j 5th. All
a sns ssns Pn snd iisEnsss
H1TEL; Wg1 srsI Manass,s. ,m.H Va, ". ehon. lss,
SG ss an s%sn.ss ap r' hsn SD ms mo-
sisknss, and draft reason e, s.illns.
nassas. Va. Phone 1874
BIG, furnished Opportunity. list CONNER
siai ohn downtewn; $4,000 annual rent. Ne.
$5f. 800 takes furniture. business ano
building. Now nets 81 900 per mo. woulo
make good hotel. Call Ma. 05s6. Make
DOWNTOWN CAFETERIA. doing tremen.
dous business, 20 be sacriiced at $l25,000,
stoe1 .tures res .ns % 1anas cs1nses
s s,1n. n.sstf Ss sE osass ssss 81 81 sr' re-
Eussthouse. u rooms, 4 baths: high in
ni lGss9a AVER on a79s s.mo. rt.
ssTsTs ssSs soss ss,a iss:s s:;s EooLETqs R5A sa51
WILL BUY good going business: .sasolin.
station sat, or or liquor store preferred quick
hdential Box 3l4-v. Star. or Union 4a25
y n. fully os ssueRss 1sss Ia TAX. SOC e
;sIs ~sy tfGiRs fSc5 II AZ Army; easy terms Wv
REsrASKxNT. seats ts, s NM in. equipment
sss.t ssss sas * sssSes ssas for
sD,s s.in. lhs !. fSem s,s ana sleeping rooms
soomiNG Ssaf II Ho8sh 2sh St eonsistins of room,
Is IrSoh Sh aos. sneie rooms. 1nauirs. at
aa-kOOM HOUSE. downtown. licensed
complies with p. C.. law; clears 81 .00t
operated by resident mgr; wonderful in
inas. s55 900. terms $4,000 down. BOZ
HoLLANDER. 1909 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma
STORE FOR sALE-laB4 4th st. ne
Clothing snd variety store. Ladies no.
sIery, sundries. mems clothing and vori
shoes. Pressing and tailor shop in real
OF store; Retiring from business. II
health Will sell for cash cheap. Small
store, large stock. Hobart 9412 o.
! WILL INVEST capital and full-time serv.
srad IN esp aes msr sses 3d. o
after g. Box 352-v, Star. q.
SPLENDID OPPOkTUN1TY for o grocer
to make a proft Of $500 or more q month
all white trade. For sale: Full stock Of
groceries. meats, vegetables. beer and wine
valued AT more than 5000; all moderY
fixtures: including walk-in icebox and 10
loot Hill dry cold box valued at over
$4,000. West of ] 4th st. NV, D. c. Low
lent long lease. Price. SIl. 600 Ma. 04s4. :
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pERscNAL.

n9DUCMG, specisl rates: remove fat IN
spota restIts assured: steam cabinet baths.
enONk snEPIEnD aeuU. asx isr M,ss
campbaI. u ycu are in need Of . loan up
e sSSe e sSsr :,.e.ss.s :,:ssssss !,
tis.s = asnsy ssek, iit write for - ooofiet Ia ia
1Ngs 9! ssrseSy On eoAnURWERcK.
na: =: ~ JOHNSON dentist. IsIse teeth
wesssss 5sesssss Bids sn' ss iSu 4ss sa Roo" soa
9OBf. 2. SCOTT. dental laboratory.
Room so1. wsstory Bids. COS 18th q.
CASE ADVANCED on pawn tickets. d,.-
Sas nssa. sTesy co 3ss tra
orr 70 Woax On rME-u,s telephone
wake-up service. with . vell-established
business Call MISS HALL. DU. 1884. g.
FEEL 1ETIE8 after first treatment or no
Zee; relief for pains and aches due 70 weak
hsart. ssthma, rheumatism. arthritis,
ments. also relief for aching, swollen feet.
Lady naturopathtc doctor, 20 years experi-
fnss in II chsrss v Y.v sH o, ssss, .,,, 60.
ifHs ax Es a.as ses s.s shs's e. e.
: MEALS and day care. outdoors. for az.
year old boy OF Government vsrvorkers.
~ YOU. NEED barber service at your
home oI hospital. cali SERVICE BARBERs.
WATCH 1EPAIRING. ? TO 4 days service.
Matchmaker on premises for prompt at.
tention: alarm clocks repaired: guaranteed
work. ELECTRICAL CENTER, 514 10th
st., between z and 2 sts. NV. 9s
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ATLANTIC CITY. ii. /.
FLEETWOOD

Tennessee Ave. Onacial A. H. A. keystone
Hotei One Of the cleanest most attrac-
Inner-spring mattresses Ocean BATHING
Phone 4-2660. J. ". BINDER. Mgr.
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CONTINUED on Nfas Pass5
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,ounSs; AppiS miss DkNISON, Hotel
.ense ~ Or ni:Ss dR SIX; $50 AZ ''nd'
% 3 pm, and 1850 am. to = pm. No
SzMiFkEsssEs; M s Aepis jhiS1ss's M s : sIssraS6i;- I Il;
NsifH9sssSfs ,sS Sst III issa ,'n. : P
time; good sliasy and tips. Apply in per-
ssr%1Rrp m sS RnSs psssns ssis ccnn ss' .s. snl ROMA
so a1sd n1o f5 Z: =:
WAITsIssEs. ee,c..d. Tor a.ywork. eye
rood salary and onportunity for. advance
wxiTREssEs. eSicrea: & aou 20 g. siais needed to
nss s.tss.n and A hS'1, to nsna.
WAlTREssEs. 5. white: come ready for
TSffi Tana M lSss 4th st. ne. STAPLES RES
WOMAN. elderly. white or colored;. cook
o;as, Pain dlnnes % 6yrins Aug. Day. D1. oS74:
WSNAN. refined and capable, experienced
With small children: pleasant permanent
hs,ms. ns,r To country. private iaIily; sI2s;
Write for further details, Box 3s5. Alex
:.rs e g s'' r.:ssn.s. .ss sd a
WOMAN swhitei to yorf in ilrht lunch
Nh. THRifr 1908 n, Z. ave. NV. Ni.
WoiaEN 90. white. over 40, living in
and future :ssyFity. Phone AVON PROD
WOi11iN. sxpesienesd on power machines,
to sew ON defeAse work. n. c. n. BURTON
z SoN; sil Ill, 4 st nv. :, a..
Job, to learn cafeteria work in Washing
.ns. sss ssesons s1snE 1Es dr
trade a. ssisd Counter: ter no % experience s nseA s
nSSs; Spp, dHfr. sziTf "A sap e g. Of e
70. -, Arcade Market 14th and Park
MoidEN ~. eppersunity with an old lie
!.ss;.sa ..s to- ~ IIS6cKO M slOo iof sspsiss-sst
woEsEs 4, tssl:S, g 70, s.rs s,n: ;sl.., .
Z 80 II. INWARD: dso App, aIss1s' Wed.. feas fo:s
sInx T aos1ssRx 6iR 3 4nLs Rssn sS .Hs sis. lzas
oSx Il Z be-: as.s "a Il ssG g s 5of nS sss e.
periencs neeessary: also part-tine work IN
ssnas ss. ss ssnss ss sss s's 3 s.e .
.ss sss.ss: ss.
home. Apply employnent oflce. 7s2
18Th q. = u, $50 an. g 4 IN Mon !.
isSfisAnks = n ! : rcffcf ( f;i 'sasck sTass.ckkin6ssss
I0UNG LADY = siys exercise. experl-
As:l, 1a2S z as ~; .nd ncor; B.
ce.1stent tySist for ssnsrsi oiles work:
saye1csm@ss l}eMnaent: f1lefensss re-
Evening star., 1944-08-03

HOTkL RELIEF CLERK, with PIX knoWl
edge D1e:,snt e.,,1 MST;1ins sond,sisns, Sd,
5 80 p:m. NA. 5seI. Mr.. WHITMAN.
HoUsEKEEfIk. middls-aled. White: iish
HOUsEKEEFEK. refined. white. for urofes
work; live in; suburban home RE. STAT
aoJsEKEEPiER. white. practical nur.. :.
mother employed % p.Hf time: lUsS fsierenses an:ss
P6kcs sef Ess s'.nf * hrs 81 aos
les. Call MRS. TAPP. Ma s6eO. g.
LADY, white. E.h.v. and care OF 2 chill
LADY. midtie-ased. to take charge {
snail boarding. hopse Ysco ,s,s esSperisnee ns
LADY. YOUNG. to work IN old-estab blishe
'eal estate, once, knowledse Of typin.
ONCE experiences not necessary. desirabl
nSisan i,lr, nf d
ins aEe, education and reference. 30
LAUNDRY MARKERs-women experienc,
or inexperienced to mark laundry; hel
the war ehort, work In an essential in
Horn. WxsHiNdToN LAUNpRY. sea7
NAN. !. eolores. for ..r.eona.. II I :on.d s.sut
MAIDS, white: S.hr. day, 6-day week
meals. unt1orms. laundry. Apply house
keeper, DOCTORS HOSPITAL, 1878 ~
MkssEnGERs for British Missions. not re
turing to school. Apply 1107 10th st. nv
EMPLOYMENT once open Monday throug
Friday, . to g: Saturday. . to Il; good op
n0rtunities; hiring arr4nGementS approved
NIGHT CLEANER. Ebhitt Hotel, 10th IN
Il SITS. nv Auplv housekeeper.
NURSE for nixht duty, graduate or under
srsd;;; at once Can MARTINS NURSING
NURSE. white. strons. for invalid lady
$3.50 In. to 2:30 pm: S75 mo-; ref
oS4Ics 81 aspV CIERrcAIs = Opportunity 10
permanent eJnployMent with estahlislae
nrn: pleasant working conditions. yaca
ton with pav. Apply halfway, esnploy
ment once, 4th, and + its. ne. Mirin
aFTensements approved. S.
otKeAT01 for pcwer machine. expert
TT e cc2 s24 s Seton Z. s.: ~.
Al1RHW. MONTE FOR THE A0tD, liz
ii1ai ifiRHaS1icAiL HuHsr. married. setwesn ).
and 40: Mght work, short hours; have
private 3-room and bath att. where hus
hspd can live N. CAN after 5:30 ewes,
kEsfxU1eeANr cAsnlEss, sood nay. 500
houfs; pleasant WORKING conditioIs. IA
Hzir2sun h; e 2ssesn ~ ~ Rrs % %:sseuns,ns segs g
Sales 1T. 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07
Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor
These Days5Ny f gE0 5n H E9R6t9R7

The Army-Nayy whitewash OF
General Short and Admiral Kim
n el does not help these men at
all. They still have to live down
our defeat at Pearl Harbor They
have not been eXonerated. No
proof has been provided TO show
tina Short and Kimmel were not
guilty of negligence, and OF the
cost in life, property and national
prestige resulting from that negli-
gence. Nor has proof been produc-
ed to show that they were guilty
In effect, the whitewash says that
they were not TO blame beyond
normal human error. But such an
erro' is not normal. Here is n
matter that must be promised on an
obedience TO instructions and an
alertness to responsibility. II Gen
eral Short and Admiral Kimmel
are not responsible for the humilia-
ton of Pearl Harbor, who is? Some
body is. Somebody always is.
John T. Flynn has prepared a
pamphlet after extraordinarily
thorough research on this case in
which he developed the thesis:
THUS we see that every shred
of the thesis upon which Kimmel
and Short have been indicted and
damned without hearing or a trial
o even the right to make a state.
m mt is swept away. The assump-
ton that we were at peace, every
body knows now to be false. 81. The
assumption that Kimmel and Short
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STAGE and SCREEN

planned. 81 signed with Warner
brothers and they changed my
name from Suzanne Carnahan to
Susan Peters. and gave me voice
lessons and acting lessons and
screen tests. Everything but good
parts"
Finally one day they fired her.
But | still had a year to CO."
she said. so when Director S.
Sylvan Simon offered me a part in
'Tish' | too; it. That was my first
good role
Then Producer Sidney Franklin
and Director Mervyn Leroy were.
looking for young girl for Ran
dom Harvest. 1t was a star.mak.
ing part and they tested just about
everybody who wasn't already a
star. Finally they came across an
old Warmers test of Miss Peters.
Next day they signed her-without
a test, even.
After Random Harvest | was
on AWAY, Miss Peters said
But my third year was about out
and still wasn't a star. started
looking around for something
else"
M-G-M did the looking for her
and came up with four or FIVE good
roles, one of which was the starring
part opposite Robert Taylor in
Song of Russia. Miss Peters said
she guessed she'd stick around a
little while longer. (What girl
wouldnt?)
Last year she married Actor
Richard Quine, who's now a sea.
man in the Coast Guard. He's sta
toned near Hollywood and they
spend most Of their evenings at
home listening to what goes on in
the apartments all around EN-.
The walls are kinda thin" Miss
| Peters giggled, so we get a bang
out OF eavesdropping. Better'n in
the movies even"
When things get dull next door
she can always practice her singing
and dancing. Never can tell. she
says, when M-G-M IS gonna run
out Of musical stars and maybe
[ look in her direction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07

they were not 10 blame, then the
Secretaries OF War and Navy we're
TO blame. And il they were not to
blame. then the President was Re
sponsiblllty goes upWard-always
II the Army and Navy chose to
whitewash Admiral Kimmel and
General Short then We must 20 up
ard in our investigation. But
how far upward can we go? Ger
talnly not TO Frank Knox: he Is
dead. And dead men tell no tales
And II We wait too long, perhaps
others of the rather elderly men in.
yolyed will be dead. II is even
possible that in a year or two no.
body will be alive who can person
ally testify 10 what occurred.
An investigation T. urgently
necessary. not only in the interests
of two Americans who have been
Inundated. accused. attacked.
smeared denounced and shamed--
apparently unjustly. These profess
sional military men have been PIE.
vented from serving their country
in war. Their families have suffer
ed unimaginable torture of mind
and spirit. They are entitled to
justice. A vhitewash does not
and cannot serve. 1t is not justice
Nor need we be dependent upon
the verdict OF history. As things go
these days, Pearl HarbOr Is history.
It is a black blot upon American
history. And cnlv an idiot can he
lieve that it would be aiding The
Japanese to disclose the truth.
They know the truth. They photo.
graphed it.
II there is any gentlemanliness
left. any sense of decency. any
honor in the Congress Of the Unit.
ed States. this Is the time to as
c-rt itself This is the time TO
get at the truth the whole truth
and nothing but the truth, so help
u God.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07

were adequately warned OF a sur
prise attack on Hawaii is shown
to be completely false. since none
OF the men who warned them, from
the President down, believed there
would be such an attack. And nm
ally. the assumption that our mis-
fortunes in the Pacific were the re-
suit of Kimmels and Shorts fall
ure TO obey orders is equally a
fraud since they not only did not
disobey orders but complied ex-
plicitly with the requirements of
the government in Washington and
were hound hand and foot from
any effective action by the precau.
tons imposed on them by the Presi-
dent himself in pursuance of his
political policy"
This thesis Is just as good as
any other. II is just as good rs
blaming Admiral Kimmel or Gen
eral Short. 1t is just as good as
blaming no one. 1t may or may not
be correct 1t may or may not be
the whole story. 1t may be part
of a very involved situation that
includes a great many people. Ger
tainly, John T. Flynns pamphlet
is the only attempt to describe the
entire situation in one continuous
narrative.
The fact is that II Admiral Kim.
nell and General Short are not
to blame, then the Chief OF Staff OF
the Army and the Chief OF Naval
Operations were to blame. And if
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07
By VIRGINIA MACPHERSON

By VIRGINIA MACPHERSON
Susan Peters, who once gave her.
self three years to become a movie
star, has finally decided she can
uncross he fingers. She guesses
maybe she'll stay in the business
Now that she's convinced her
bosses he can act she's started
taking singing and dancing lessons.
You never can tell" she de-
clared. They've let me stay this
long. Maybe someday they'll even
let me do a musical. And when
they do, Peters is gonna be rea-
dy.'
Miss Peters, as II you didn't
know. is the grey-eyed beauty who
made herself a star in Random
Harvest and finished it off with
Song Of Russia, opposite Robert
Taylor.
She's just finished "Women's
Army, a story about the WAC,
with Lana Turner and Laraine
Day.-AHd-eFeh- all that eompeti-
ton doesn't scare her any more.
Miss Peters set the three.year
limit just about that long ago when
she came to Hollywood II she
didn't make good in that time,
she told herself, she was going to
become a doctor, or something else
useful.
Il had a mother and brother to
support" she said. And I'd heard
about the thousands of girls who
missed out in this town. So
decided I'd either be star or quit
| cold"
She made a good beginning. The
| day she graduated from Hollywood
High a film scout grabbed her
while she still had her diploma in
hand. Would she, he asked, like
TO follow Lana Turner's footsteps =?
Miss Turner also graduated from
Hollywood High
Miss Peters said she'd like some
time to think 1t over. He said
! okay., Two minuted later she said
tshe'd do II.
Then followed two years Of
nuthin'.
ooh, I was plenty busy she ex.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07
Today's Horoscope

Todays birthday child has
shrewd intuitive judgment and an
abundance Of energy. You take
great pleasure in overcoming diff
heulties and carrying out your
plans. You are ready TO follow a
good idea or plan, but will not be
driven. Your love is demonstra-
tive, your home Is dear to you,
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THEY say

Rome-Lleut. Gen. Ira c. Eaker.
commander.in-chiet OF the 18th
Mediterranean Air Force: 1.-The
Fear of falling bombs broken rail.
lines, burning and broken factories,
short rations. short ammunition
and fuel, starvation and a hiding,
skulking and beaten air force-this
must be the lot Of our enemy from
now on without intermission."
Washington y Adm. Ernest j..
King, L. S. Fleet communicating
chief; Japanese capacity to main.
tain the war at sea and in her ad-
vanced areas has progressively suf-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07

able. Later you may invite her
and parents to your home to meet
your friends. OF course this is
supposing that you live In the
same community. Otherwise write
the girl a cordial letter inviting
her to visit you as soon as con-
yenient
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07
Hints on EtioiIette

II your son in service writes
you that he is sending his girl
friend an engagement ring. and
you do not know her or her fam
lily, it is your duty to call on her
and her parents as soon as pos
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07

fered. due TO the loss of vital ship
ping. These circumstances in the
Pacific theater present a situation
which must be as dark aud threat
ening to Japan, as 1t is full OF prom.
Use TO US"
London-Prof. A. I. Low, famous
British rocket expert: ITS with
in the bounds Of possibility that
the Germans could launch a rocket
she'll across the Atlantic but it's
so extremely unlikely that don't
think anyone on that side OF the
ocean should bother much about
IT,"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07
NUMBER TRACED

Ann Arbor, Mich, Dec. =
Clinton Sotterheld. 7O6 \. Main
ST. told police that hit.run driver
had hit his car while it was parked
at the curb. Sotterfeld gave po-
lice the license number of the Of
Tending car; 1t was traced and a
suspect was brought in, but de
MED that his car had been in an
accident, although scratches and
paint marks on the car matched
scratches on Sot.erheld's car. The
suspect was released, pending filing
of formal charges by .Sotterfeld.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07

ATHENS-AP-Elas snipers hid
den in high buildings OF the Pllakka
district Of Athens opened fire today
on a truckload of British troops
passing along the main Pireaus Rd..
killing one officer and wounding an
enlisted man.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07
Ono Minute TeH,

!. What are fora and fauna /!
2. What two colors combined
make Granger
,. Are ladybugs useful or HARM
full?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07
TIRES STOLEN

Ann Arbor, Mich. Dec. 7
Russell Becks, 621 Miner St, re-
ported to police Tuesday the theft
of two spare tires from his cars
while they were parked in front
of his house.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07

and your disposition generally h
cheerful. Some good fortune and
happiness will come your way in
your next year. but you should re-
fuse to take unnecessary risks In
health and business. The child
who is born today will be liable
to accidents and sudden illnesses.
Care is advised when near fire,
machinery and explosives gener-
ally.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07
Words Of WisfIom

This is the bitterest OF all. 10
wear the yoke of our own wrong
doing.-G. Eliot.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07
+ HAT TER and
~ q Fact or two

The Connaught tunnel In Cam
ada goes through the Selkirk
mountains, under Rogers Pass.
British Columbia, on the Cana
dian Pacific railway. is double
track, and five miles long. II
was completed in 1916.
May II, 1888, the ship Lady
of the Lake, on its way from
England to Quebec, was hit by
an Iceberg and 215 persons were
lost.
Henry NJ Of England, eldest
son of John, was the first king
buried In Westminster Abbey.
He died In 1879.
H AN DIV RITIN Of the
school children Of today is said
TO be far superior to that of
their grandparents. Maybe SO.
says Grandpappy Jenkins, but
his signature at the bottom of a
check is still tops in the family.
Massive. fat stones are used
by some AfTican tribes as
money. ccoTding TO Facto-
graphs. So that's where the big
money really isl
A hSlieopisr con land on the
roof OF q house. Looks ike Santa
Claus soon won't be needing tnat
old SisIsn any longer
zadok Dumkopf thinks he
knows what became of Baron
>Munchausen, the champion tell
er of tall tales. z. d. thinks the
baron is working for the Japs
as otncial Estimator Of Enemy
Losses.
Junior isn't sure about the
future OF his new baby sister
but right now she IS a bowling
success.
Al chrisfmos-sift-bUyins nms
there Gre no solder words Of
tongue or pen tnan these: "Plvs
Luxury lax-zo Per Cent"
!
Many CT Joes, front line pho
graphs show, have sprouted
some mighty fine boards. How
ever, the Allies are winning this
war by more than a whisScT.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Half Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

WClllS '"lCdlS FhSO
GAR elected officers at the meeting commander Seth
Mereness vice Henry Neman vice. Joseph Bird
Isaiah Rynason major Samuel Van Nieman
chaplain Shaw quarermaser Alex Knseey quaermas
Samuel Fletcher adiuant James kmba officer
the guard Krum patriotic Instructor Mrs Mere
Congregational Womens Guild met with Miss Belle Morrison
elected officers the year Mrs d president
weinmann vice president; secre
tary Mrs. Helen Johnston. treasurer.
Birth To Mr. and Mrs r. Voorhees, Ensign Boyer
Hospital.
Fifty Years Ago
Walter L. Pack has accepted position Ray Co
His place cashier the
Bank will be taken by George Bradley
by Fred Gallup teller A. L. Smith Mr. Gallup
collector.
Register of Deeds Carlisle McKiusy appointed GEORGE
Alexander clerk OF the Hawkins House. as deputy.
The Morgan Signal Company has Incorporated Guer.
in as president b B Morgan vice president D. Holiness
secreary-treasurer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07

One-MInute Test Answers
1. The plant and animal life Of
a region.
2. Red and yellow
3. Useful. They destroy plant
lice and scale insecLA
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-07

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.