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Evening star., 1944-12-24

ever-present devotion to duty dis
played by 1t. Hendley was in keep
ing with the highest traditions Of
the United States naval service"
During the invasion of Sicily, 1t.
Hendley was executive officer of the
Coast Guard-manned Lei CD "a,
which was struck four times by
shells. His boat landed troops and
withdrew without serious casualties.
1t. Hendley also took part in in
vasion landing at Salerno.
st. Hendley is graduate Of the
University of South Carolina, where
he was editor of the school news
paper in 1910. He worked at The
Evening star., 1944-12-24

Goldsmith, 1920 Kennedy street
NV, was wounded July 28 on Sal
pan, his family was notified by the
Navy Department. He recently was
awarded the Purple Heart by Maj
Gen. Harry Schmidt, commander of
the 5th Arnphibious Corps, his
father was informed last week.
A native of Greenville, S. c.,
Corpl, Goldsmith lived here most of
his life, attending Immaculate Con-
ception School and Roosevelt High
School. He is veteran of the Mar
shall Islands and Tinian campaigns
Sergt. Felix ]. Cabana, 36, was
wounded in France November IL,
his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Cabana,
2101 New Hamshire avenue NV,
has been notified by the War De-
partment.
He has written that he was
woundeded in the right foot and is
recuperating in a hospital in Eng
land
A native of Massachusetts,, Sergt,
Cabana lived here for a number of
years and was employed by r. w.
Claxton, Inc, sea food wholesalers,
before he entered the Army in
March, 1912 With an armored di-
vision, he has been overseas since
last March and wears the Combat
Infantrymen's badge.
Corpl. John T. Parker, "a, whose
wife, Mrs. Myrtle Parker, lives at
119 Eleventh street NE, was
wounded June 80 while serving with
the Marine Corps on Saipan but ex-
poets to return soon to active duty,
he has written his family.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Parker of 1o14 Tenth street NE,
he is a native of Washington and
attended Eastern High School. He
enlisted in the Marines in March,
1912, and first saw action in the
Marshalls last February.
He recently was awarded the
Purple Heart.
Missing
Pvt. william Robert Wolfe, %
brother of DAILY M. Wolfe, AT
Twelfth street Sc, has been missing
in Germany since December /, his
family has been notified by the War
Department.
Pvt. Wolfe, native Of Covington,
Va, was mechanic apprentice at
the Navy Yard here when he en-
tered the Army in April. 1943 He
spent several months in aviation
cadet training at Niagara University
N. Y, but re-entered the infantry
early this year when the cadet train
ing school was disbanded. He went
overseas last month.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Russian Posters Shown
At Library of Congress

Soviet Union war posters based
on patriotic, c,@satiric and informative
themes are on display at the IL
brary of Congress, it was announced
yesterday. The exhibition will be on
view until January l.
The posters, issued by Tass, the
Soviet news agency, bear Russian
captions. The Library, however, has
appended translations OF key words
and other explanatory notes. The
posters, all In colors, average 8 by
3 feet Ia size.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Soldiers Wife Found
Dead of Cos Poison

A woman identified by police as
Mrs. Virginia Morrissette, about as,
was found dead In bed yesterday In
her basement apartment at 1011 M
street NV. with four gas jets on q
kitchen range open. police reported.
She was found by her landlord,
William M. Schoppel, and later
pronounced dead at the scene by
Coroner A. Magruder MacDo Donald.
Police said they were trying to
reach her husband, Albert, who Is
In the Army. The body was removed
to the District Morgue,
Evening star., 1944-12-24

seriously wound
ed in action on
Leyte, the Phil
ippines, October
25, the War De-
partment h a S
| n TO rm ed his
m o t h er, Mrs.
George H. Kern
of the Avondale
road a d d r e S S.
Mrs. Kern said
last night her
son had written
he had lost an
eye, but that he
was "comfn
along fine I" His
Evening star., 1944-12-24
Officer Goes Berserk
In English Hotel
81 the Associated Press.

LEEDS. England, Dec. %. An
American Army officer, just back
from the western front, was hos
pitalized for shell shock last night
after he had barricaded himself in
a hotel room with a Stem gun for
six hours and threatened all who
attempted to enter.
Firemen finally entered q window
by q ladder and overpowered him.
His identity was withheld.
Evening star., 1944-12-24

Star from 1910 until joining the
Coast Guard in February, 1912. A
member of the first wartime reserve
officer course at the Coast Guard
Academy, he was commissioned en-
sign in June, 1912 His father, Colt
T. Hendley, is vice president of the
Citizens and Southern National
Bank in Columbia, S. c.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-07

Sbeooore Aoam 8urba6 mar gebo=
rem am 4. glugult 1922 auf elmer
Sarm in Der 9edbe bon Sartingtcn,
gtebr. @r mar oas 5. bon 10 &inoern.
gr beiu6te 6ie Solp Erinitp Bfarr=
unb SoGibu1e uno begann i'm Sep>
tember 1889 feline Stuoien I'M Sole
pbinum.
gea6 8een0igung ieiner &ouegeitl~
oien uno ieines pbi1olopbil6en &uriu5
begann er iein erltes Sobr ser Sbe=
ologie. Gr belaB Elm frubtbareS
S6riftite1ertalent, .bas er rei6ltb
ausbeutete. giele ieiner ibriftli6en
arbeiten eridienen incognito i'm So.
iepbinum @eeflp. gr tpar Weitglieo
oes fiir5lid erridteten Short Storp
Clubs oeiien eriter 8eitrag unter
Dem Eitel Slight into Sancp By tbe
Gale Spinners" bereits 5tpeimal inn
Soiepbinum 8eeflp eridienen lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-07

logic ertranf pabreno zines
|S6ni1nnbabes in unierm See. 0ie
l1neliids15ene i6tpebt uns mod leb=
|baft bor. Ales nur Wtoglide un0 gr=
oenflihe tpur6e getan, Inn ben Ser
|ltnglidten ins 2eben 5uriid5urufen.
|Sobal6 er aus bem 8afer ans l1fer
gebrabt tperben fonnte, &Duroe nit
fiinitli6en @tmungsperin6en begon=
men. Inter Sen grlten bie an 6er I'M
gliidsftelle anfanen, mar &ep. &lein=
idmiot, nel6er iofort oem Spfer be-
bingungsmeiie bie abIolution gab.
Rnr5 oara1f ipen0ete &ep. nnoretner
Dem Sterbenoen Die lebte Selung.
8dbrenb Der gan5en 3eit tpuroen Die
@ieberbelebung 70 + geiebt.
sSn etliden Minuten fam Die Intbu-
lana, Die In groBter gile 6en 8erun-
gliiften gum ct. Srancis Soipital in
Columbus bradte, no iofort Elm Bul-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-07

Baum lno gIiitenidnud 5ieren 0i1
altdre utb bic 8ege, nm ben Sri.
umpb8ug 81 Derberrlider1. ltno in ben
Rieienafforo flingt oas olte berrli1e
&ir6enlieo:
u0einen1 SetIano, oeinen 2ebrer,
9einem Sirteu uno @rnabrer,
Sion, ltintm' Elm 2oblieo an!
8reii' na6 ,&rdften ieine 8iiroe,
Da tein 2obipru6, teine 3ieroe
Seiner @roBe eleiden fann."
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9feo. Matben S. Eobep, SEEM gort,
geationaltaplan ser fatbolil6en
&riegsbeteranen, erfldrte ouf oeren
9eationalfonOention II. a.: Scr 81.
Soter uno Die Stride tpur0en bon Sen
bon Mosfau fontrollierten fommuni-
itii6en 3eitun9en ongegriffen, neil er
Elm nnerbittliber Sein0 bei0nii6en
Eotalitarianismus lit -. Ru1liI6e
uno englii6e bobe &irdenmGnner ba-
ben ibren MiBton beigefugt, pGbren6
amerifaniibe g NJ N II niltenfreunoe
eingela0en tpuroen, oie fon1muniiti-
lbe &ontrolle oes fatbolii6en 8olens
gut5ubeiBe11.'
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l1nptpr onaefpenoet ipuroe.

motor ongepenoet iDuroe.
@dbreno al oieIer Belt pereittigten
iid) oie Stuoenten I'M @ebet fir Die
&ettung ibres Otititttoenten. @tpa
Stunoen ip6ter tpurbe bonn $oIpitpl
gen1eloet, 6aB Ser Serr iiber 2eben
uno SOB Ebeooore 8urba6 gu ,F6
genommen batte.
gs miro obne 3weffel Der Son1tlte
au nt6t geringem Sroite gerei6en,
oaB ibr Sobn uno 9ruoer nod an
oem @ottes0ienit Ser 8tttage tellge-
nommen, Ser Sl. Reiie beigetpobnt
uno 6en Setlano IN Der FL. &ommu-
nion enpfangen bate. Cine ieiner let-
ten religioien l1ebungen tpar ein 81
Iu6 6es @uerbeiligiten Iltarslafra>
mentes.
5ein Seben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-07

Igurbad iollfe ben oritten 8eitrag lie.
fern. Nber bic Collide goriebung
bate onoers bel6loiien.
.8urba6 tntereiiierte Iid pe11i9 fur
f6rperli6e l1ebungen.. Sein 2ieblings'
| ipiel mar S6a9ipiel. Sour EennisIptel
beoor3ugte er. gr mar ni6t bon ro-
butter @eiun0beit rrno er 5og gelegent-
li6e Spu3iergGnge i'm Sreien oor.
l1eber ieinen G4arafter eritbrtgt it6
tpenig 5u iagen. @r mar bon alien ge.
Iiebt un0 geudtet, rubiger Notur uno
5u ieoer @ef61igfeit bereit. @r ipra6
ipenig, aber er banoelte.
glm 80. @pril oie1es Sobres erbie4t
er aus ser SonO oeS Npoltoliiden Gen
1egaten, oes Sp'iten Serrn @noleto
@iobonni Gicognani 6ie Eoniur u1o
tpur6e in bic 0io5ele Smoba i11for-
0iniert. 0an1it pioerlaete er or
@elt ur6 bereitete li6 Dor auf sic Dl.
8rieferlpeibe, sic er inn Sabre 1916
C+DuI4Sll lo1tlS.
@enn er nun au6 ltnierer W1tte
entriift it, 10 lit er ni6t pergeiicn.
@ir tpeiben linn oas InOenfen rnle.
res @ebetes.
llnler Stp'Iter. Serr 9feftor beglei.
tete 0ie 2eide nab ibrem beimutltd"n
8egrdbniSort ln0 nobm ein bon 0on
StuOenten oes Soiepbinums gemiOnte.
tes geiitli6es Bouquet nit.
Oen Ser1torbenen iiberleben Ie'n
Gater, Serr 8erner 8urbad, st.;
feline Mutter, 6rou Eberele 8urbad;
4 S6meitern, 2eone, berbeiratet; Jto'
lemarp, Monico uno 9fita; 5 8riioer,
Sulius, berbeirotet; Beter, in ser Ser.
Staoten armee in Stalien; Gu0olph.
berbeirotet uno in Der glrmee; Sc.
rails un0 9einbol6.
9os feierli9e &eq1iembo6a1nt 5e-
lebrierte Mlgr. 2oroemonn, 8forrer
Der So1p ErinitD Stride in Sorting-
ton, geebr. &ep. &neippen a1iiItierte
|a1S Oiafon uno Geb. Otto 8ii6t:r Qls
Suboiafon. ge0. &aub mar 3eren1os
nienmeiiter. 9ie 2ei6enre0e bieIt Ser
&ettor 0es Soiepbinums. 0as 8egr1b.
mis- fano auf 0em tatbo1iIden &ird.
bofe in Sartington ltutt. 3ugegen ma.
rem BEL BEN 3eremonien &ep. NntDo.
nD uno &eb. &uoolpb &lutbe.
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ErOnleiCIlIlaIrl

sulllefll Die OUILUtSluUP IT'LL UPll UUllt
Simmel berabgefommeten Manna5
llnter ben Subelgeidngen beS ilOii9en
8plfes, unter Dem Sdaa Der goiatt-
men urlo feierli6em 8almengeiang,
mod Seruialem gebrodt tpl1rbe, miro
beute Die eololtrablenoe Monltran5
NIT Dem lebenoigen Weanna pro5ei-
iionsmeiie 6urd oie Stride un0 in fa'
tbolii6e1t @e9enben - 6ur6 Die
StraBen unierer Stdote, our9 Sci.
Der uno 8ieIen getrogen unb miro
an bier 8u oieIem 3tped Defenders er>
ri6teten unb nit ben berrli6iten 8lu%
meni6nud geaierten slltdren Der Se-
gen nit oeus Aaerbetliglten gegeben.
Das Bort ,,Sronlei6nam" fontntt
bonn neutrality-suspicious. ,;8ron''; 8. ;.
Ser Serr un6 bon ,,2ei6nam'', 8. +.
Ser 2eib. Gronleidnam beiBt alio
,,2eib oes Serrn''.
Qer l1riprung 0es Setes fd1lt in
oas 19. Sabrbun0ert. Cine &lolter-
frau (SpitalIdneiter 5u 2itttib, 8el-
gien) Suliana nit Namen, batte tpte>
berbolt ein merfpiir0iges @elt6t: tie
iab ben bollen Mon6 auf elmer Seite
berounfelt. Na6 bielen @ebeten offen=
barte @ott ielber bic 8e6eutung 6er
ieItIumen 8iiion. Ser bolle, gldn3en0
16one Mono itele, 10 muroe Ser
S6peiter >offenbart, Die fatbo1ii6e
&irde oar, Der ounfle Sleden ieoo6
periinnbiloe oas Seblen etnes eigenen
Seites 5u @bren oes aaerbeilig1ten
IGtarsIaframentes. 3ipan5ig Sabre
lang bielt 5dmefer SSuliana aus De-
NUT oieie Sffenbarltng berborgen,
en6li6 mo6te tie oapon Witteilung.
9ie erite Sronlet6namspro5eiiton
bielt &aroinal Sugo bon 2ittti6 i'm
Sabre 1916. @ottes tpeiie Goriebung
fiigte es, ouB elmer bon ienen Brie-
itern, benen Suliana 6ie Sffenbarung
mttgeteilt bate, Ser olte glr6Oiafon
Sotob bon SroDes in 2iitti9, als l1r-
ban ser Gierte (1261 big 1264) oen
pGpitli6en Ebron beItieg. Sm EooeS-
iabre 1864 erlieB 8oplt Urban nod
eine 8uIle, 6ur6 tpe16e Elm Seit 5u
@bren 6es guerbeiligIten IltarSia-
framentes .fiir Die gan3e @brtitenbeit
angeoronet pur0e.
8apit Sohann Ser 3peiuno5lpan-
5igfte (1516 Bis 1334) beitinntte ols
Sag Ser Geier 6en 9onnerstag nod
Dem MISUNDERSTANDING Ser Soee
oes Seites entfpredenb, iollte es Ell
gentlt6 an @riinoonnerstag, oem
Sage Der @iniebung bes aaerbeiltg-
Iten Mltorsiafranentes bur6 @briitus
ielbit, gefeiert tperoen. aaein IN Der
aartpo6e lit Die Stride IN tiefiter
Srauer, iobaB cine freuoig-feitli9e
5timmung ni6t auffommen fann.
Das Sronlei6namsfeit retbt ii6
iebr iinnig an Die borongegangenen
fir6li6en Seite 6es Sabres: 8eib-
nadten brinat uns Die groBte 2iebes<
tat @ottes bes 8aters in @rinnerlng
gemGB oem @ort Ser 81. Sdrift: so
iebr bat @ott bie gSelt geliebt, baB er
ieinen eingeborenen 5obn bingab."
0itern 1dBt uns 6as leere @rab
i9nuen uno ben g0ttli6en Sobn in
1trablenoer Sieeesberrlidfeit. Bfine>i
item lit oas 2iebesfeit oes 81. @eiites.
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SGeu6ptse Surbo6

Dtenstae, 16. Mat NOR elm GROCER
Srauertag fitr oas Soiepbinum. Che
ooore 8urba6, elmer unierer Stu-
benten bonn 5tpeiten Sabre Ser Ebeo-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-07

Sara6on SooIp, Anutentolreftor
oes N.G.G.S. ueber 500 @Glte
nabmen tell on Dem @npfang,
na6oem ale elmer fl. Meiie in Der
ct. Mattbetp's &atbeora1e beige
tpobnt batten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-07

8ei einem fiir5liden gmpfang
begriiBte Ser Apoitolii6e ,Deleeat
Mlgr. glmleto @iobannt gtcoenani
Corp. @nna 6. 3udo bon Soro
City, ga. Stn Sintergruno: Diref-
tor San1es S. Norris uno Mnna
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28

and Carter Bradford drew high or
der-numbers; Mr.. Queen was OBJ
served TO drop in at the Hollis Hotel
early on the morning of the thirtieth
for a New York newspaper, upon
reading which he was seen by Mark
Doodle's son Grover TO shrug and
toss the paper away.
Halloween was mad. People on
the Hill answered mysterious door
bells all day. Menacing signs in
colored chalk appeared on pave
ments. AS evening came on, cos
TUNED gnomes began to fit about
town, their faces painted and their
arms Tapping. And many of them
went to bed with tingling bottoms.
Mr.. Queen strolled about the
neighborhood before dinner wishing
he were young again so that he, too,
might enjoy Halloween. On his way
back TO the Wright house, he noticed
that the Haight place next door was
lit up; and on impulse he went I'D
the walk and rang his ex-doorbell.
But it was Pat, not Nora, who
answered the door.
Thought you'd run out on me-"
said Pat. 1--WE never see YOU any
more" Then she announced, "It's
the famous author, Nora"
ITO be continued)
Copyright By Little Brown O.:
nfttri hutsd h. Ei.- E--s---- s--4t--,-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28
School Fund Benefits
From Telephone Tax

Detroit. June 2S-The Michigan
Bell Telephone Company today
mailed check for s1,769,142 to
Louis NJ Minis. state commissioner
of revenue. as its semiannual pro.
perty tax payment, earmarked by
the Constitution for the Primary
School Fund. Its state tax OF So
53S.2S4 Is the largest single pay
ment into the Primary Fund and
is naid in lieu Of local levies.
The Company's total tax bill for
1913 was over s14.000.000, AN In.
crease of more than S2,3OO.000 over
1913 taxes Operating taxes
amounted TO s13.14 per average
Telephone in service, or 81 cents
for every dollar of operating reye-
nue.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28

I placed at his disposal. herrny, Pat,
and Ludie could hear his portable
clacking away until immoral hours.
He saw little of Jim and Nora, but
they seemed happy.
At the bank Jim had found wait
ing for him a private Office with a
new oak desk and a bronze plaque,
proclaiming; MR.. HAIGHT w.
PRES. Old customers dropped in TO
wish him luck and ask about Nora.
The little house was popular, too.
The ladies of the Hill called and
called, and Nora gave them tea and
smiles. Henry was proud of her
married daughter.
So Mr.. Queen decided that Cdldm-
ity House was buried beyond resur-
rection. He began to make plans TO
invent a crime in his novel, since
life was so uncooperative.
October 90 came and went, and
with it the published figures of the
Federal draft lottery: Jim Haight
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28

he came back from his apartment in
New York he'd packed his books and
clothes and things and shipped them
to Wrightsville, care of General De-
livery, and they've been held in the
baggage room ever since. Here he
is! Jim, did you get everything"
Jim waved from Ed Hotchkiss's
cab, which was heaped with suit
cases, nailed boxes, and a wardrobe
trunk. Ed and Jim carried them
into the house.
Ellery remarked how fit Jim
looked, and Jim with a friendly
handclasp thanked him for being
so decent about moving out" Nora
wanted Mr.. Smith" to stay for
lunch. But Ellery said he'd take
advantage of that invitation when
Nora and Jim weren't so busy get
ting settled; and he left.
The last thing "the famous au-
thor" saw was Jim and Nora in each
others arms.
Mr.. Queen grinned. II the brides
house hid a calamity within its
walls, it was hidden superlatively
we'll.
Ellery attacked his novel with en-
ergy. Except for mealtimes, he re-
manned in his quarters on the top
floor. the whole Of which Hermv had
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28
Miss Jane Reddeman,
Luther Dicks Marry

Ann ArbCr Mich, June 2S-Miss
Betty Jane Reddeman, daughter OF
Mrs. Frances Reddeman and the
late Ernest Reddeman, Ann Arbor,
became the bride OF Luther Dicks,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Dicks, Sa-
line. in e. Paul's Evangelical Luth-
eran Church Saturday evening In
a double ring ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother Lester Reddeman,
Plymouth and her sister, Mrs.
Phyllis Galtz, Ann Arbor, was ma
tron OF honor. The bridesmaids
we Misses Selma Rowe and Doro-
thy Patnode, Ann Arbor Miss Shir-
ley Jean Davey, Detroit, and Miss
Pauline Gust, Plymouth. Marjorie
Lee Reddeman. niece of bride, and
Dolores Perry were flower girls.
Leland Dicks, brother OF the
groom, was best man, and Roland
Galtz. Burl Bassett, Erwin Field
kamp and Melvin Armbruster were
ushers.
/ Music was furnished by Mrs. Lee
land Dicks. who sang AT Dawn.
ing, and by Mrs Dicks and her
sister, Hilda Hertler, Saline, who
sang a duet.
The bride is a graduate OF Ann
Arbor High School and before her
marriage was employed at Argus
Inc. Ann Arbor Mr. Dicks is a
graduate of Saline High School
and is now an employee of the Ford
Motor Co.. Saline The couple viii
be at home to friends after July l.
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Cal annity Town
Bv FNerv Queen

I)V EI.2IN -DQSeD
nso lain empty, except Tor Mr..
Queens short tenure, for three
frightened years.
Mr.. Queen had packed an over
night bag the day before the newly
WEEDS return and had taken the noon
train. Pat said it showed he had "a
fine character" Whatever his rea-
son, Ellery returned the day after
draft registration, to find hustle and
laughter in the little house next
door, and no sign whatever that it
had been known as Calamity House.
ave do want to thank you for Civ
ing up the house, Mr.. Smith," said
Nora.
THAT hundred-watt look is my
reward"
"Flatterer!" retorted Nora, and
tugged at her starchy little apron.
81 look sight"
"For ailing eyes. Where's the
happy bridegroom"
"Jim's down at the railroad sta
ton picking his things up. Before
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28

Algie Fike McGil. 1858 Wooding-
ham Dr.. Detroit.
Scot, Stanley, Jr., seaman, first
class. L. 5. Naval Reserve. Wound
ed. Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
SCOT, Sr, STA Industrial Ave.
Flint
Templin, Harry Eugene, signal
man. second class, L. S. Naval Re
serve. Wounded. Wife, Mrs. Jea-
nette Ruth Templin, 1852 Tracey
Ave, Detroit. Father, Harry Al
bert Templin. 1921 Appoline ST.,
Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28
YPsLANTL McH. WEDNESDAY g.

ca ualties for May 26, 1914 in Flor
.da.) Parents, Mr.. and Mrs Her
bert Raymond Elkey, Reed City.
Janowicz, Leonard Max, fireman.
first class, L. 5. Naval Reserve
Missing. Parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Janowicz, Bay City.
McGill, DOUGLAS Arthur, fireman.
first class, L. s. Naval Reserve.
Wounded Parents. Mr.. and Mrs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28

Thar. nine. and his brother Ger
aid. six. tumbled into the water
while playing Their mother, Mrs
Adeline Thar, couldn't swim but
jumped in after them. The father,
William Sr.. also leaped to Their
rescue. Four bystanders dragged
all four TO safety
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28

Washington, June Is ms -
Michigan men were among casual
ties announced today by the Navy
Department.
Naval casualties since Pearl Har-
bo- now stand at f6.9Si
The Michigan men are.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28

Burlington. Lennie Benton, cleo
rician's mate. second class L. 5.
Naval Reserve. Dead. previous
ly reported missing on report Of
naval casualties for March g.
l9i4l Wife, Mrs Lilly Katherine
Burlington, $50 w Forrest Ave.
Detroit.
Elhey. John Raymond. aviation
machiuist's mate. second class, L.
s. Navy. Dead. previously re-
ported missing on report of naval
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28
Half Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
Mrs. Atwood McAndrew entertained five az dinner at
Washenaw Country Club honor Phyllis
engagement Frederick williamson announced
Marriage Miss Winnifred p Andrews Eugene
Pauus Detroit former music public
Mr. Pauus mother Mrs Seville Paulu supervisor
sic and art the public schools years
Eleven officers and Corps have returned
from four days Of instruction pistol competition
at Camp Grayling 1t Col G. B. Arnold Capt V Langon.
Capt 4. f. Cotton, 1t o. j. Cleary, A. W c.
Boute, 1t. II. A. Pvt r, Law.
Pvt. Edmund Blair Pvt Harry Lieut. Erwin
earned sharpshooters badge and Boute Grips
Workmanship badges
Fifty Years Ago
Burwel eight old James f. McGregor from
cherry and broke his places elbow
Prof Oscar Gareissen and Putnam the pro-
Of the Music Teachers convention al Flint
cyclists from Toledo
Saline and YpsiantD under leadership
They entertained by Ypsant cyclists the
Hawkins House.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28
FOUR RESCUED

Detroit, June 28-AP-The De.
troit River was full Of Thaars and
four members Of the Thar family
were getting full OF the Detroit
River when lookers-on pitched in
to do something about il. William
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28

WASHINGTON-AP- Abandon
ment OF the Women's Air Service
pilot training program has been
announced by the Army, effective
as soon as student filters now in
schools complete their courses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28

ALBUQUERQUE. y. M.-INS--
New Mexicos 20 delegates TO the
Democratic national convention
July 10 in Chicago had instructions
Tuesday TO vote for a fourth term
for President Roosevelt. Each del
egate has one half vote.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28

STOCKHOLM - AP 49, Reports
were circulated here Tuesday that
German Foreign Minister Joachim
Won Ribbentrop has visited HelsinkI
TO exert pressure on the Firms to
continue the fight on the side Of the
NaZis
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-28
Your Health
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Can be Taken in
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BY Logan Gardening, NJ. o.

ISUPPOSE aspirin is the most
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States. Caffeine certainly rivals
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