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SITUATIONS DOMEsTIc

CHEF-COOK desires job in good place, will
work reasonable hours: has release. Call
sunday to 4 O'Clock. IL Logan Circle ny
COL0RED GIRL desires work after school
CoLoRED GIRL. neat, reliable, wants days
& GIRG GfsGfe wishes day Wv work psos for
nloyed people; only $3.50, carfare: refs,
coLoRED WOMAN wants Monday, We'd
nesday, Thursday to clean. Write B. KEEL
ssS Rq woMhN 81 hy vants APT goo or.
clio Clock, Adams 1855. SA 'u'oas ai'ef <
COLORED WOMAN wants work as. dish
washer ntaa in tsaro9m snao restaurant pm. to
CURTAINS STRETCHED. e. Smith, 1910
grd Hsx st; pnyx nv; NO: 2a55; ,..,u
cleaning. can North 9oS4. '-'N'e
8;n GIRL, 40 e9lored, wishes days work. Call
GIRL; cSiored. wishes days work. Call
GIRL, colored, wants days work days a
GIRL, eolored, wishes 2, days work Mon
gay gay snd @ "wednesday, edr Soc hour and carfare.
in s ou S san caf Hobsrs sSEs
GIRL, colored, exper.,, wants days, 2
ewes, or afternoon work: SOC hour. 1908
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored. desires any
Sind rda Of work after dsge school and all day
HIGH SCHOOL girl desires work after
school as mothers helper or care for chill
dren in ne. section. Phone Franklin 1886.
HONEST, dep. colored woman wishes day.
work, Monday. Tuesday. Thursday, en-
ployed adults; don't call after pm; SOC
hour. carfare. DU. 1880.
LAUNDRY to take home, especially shirts
MOTHERS HELPER or nurse by colored
nigh school girl from Va. Live out. SO
week and carfare. Hours 8 to 5. Call
WOMAN, colored, wants morning work in
rooming house. city reference. DE 6319.
tyeR Aj2 s s:m. caIi. XT. a4zs.
ums WORK. morning or evening. II. 60o8.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper, once mgr, 90
Yrs; experience, 46 years old. Box 6s-B
ACCOUNT-AUDIToR, university-trained ed
featuring, construction, b. and i. associa-
tons insurance. products distributors, etc;
cap I'LL any assignment; profit and loss and
bslancs sheets. Phone Mr.. Keyser, FIR
1gl2; agTop SsH salary, 75 week;
gal experience, desires position in leea
department of progressive Industrial OF
manufacturing concern; salary about 49,.
600. Box 49-B, Star.
CHAMBERMAID- -WAITRESs-other help
good salary: room If wanted. Call EN-
CHEF, colored, wants job cafeteria, tea,
TSqF g0Sm or p Pacaelps as apt no Sunday or night
COLORED.. refined, elderly lady to live in
more for hoo and companion. Call al
244 Bryant st. NV. today and evenings
eoEoREfp, 500 mo-, experienced general
aousework; liye ins in upstairs room. refer
houseworker. Call National 9693 al day
COOK, white or colored, 1st class; refer.
ence required; from April 1 for 1 mo
COOK. experienced and neat; g.hw., small
laundry; adult family: no Sundays. CO
So9E &C sssdsys st srs s H. Mo- osle t :s fdgss sas
ave- ave-, 2s Bet. s K and E.. R APT. sos iO~' conn
COOK and houseworker, S17 per week; no
Laundry; 70 sunday gys Ns. Y or OUT 1s%s
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

~ y hsS;
MSsRfs sRTcRiAYfNS. 4 Sch repl.ees 9 ss and esms.,.
sg and Espa5sS A Tnn WI sssl
6sRfESfER CAR 'aRss WSRk. e psinsins, sIis gsner. re-
VA: ss4s ssnioed ssd'es' { Riadls. s s''sr agm'
ss,fins G s.. Tss sssIassss ns5I Ss after
CARPENTRY WoRk@Jobbins and repair
ing Of all kinds. Call Falls Church 2S51-M
saisskfNTRY ssaAiRsfskfNTRY. all repairs, SAY. By d..ains
direct with Ig Rechssais; sa Al work sussastsed.
aRPRsfk1: lRfasn r. ISsintins, roofing r.s.lr.
c6sf bE to ~ ~ y.si sSss
o14sfsn M8 sass ssas.. sesss PR
ts $685. 80 s asu'ss ave- 'psitass sa ssss sEs'
ELECTRICAL washing machines and re-
frigerators repaired and overhauled. AL
FLOOR sANpfNa. rennishins. waxing and
SESEKiAL SIss5is I - gSaE REPAIRS. s!os.s:ln @
Psntns TSom ca Rsnsops RsDsstas, sas general
Morkmen sna sa ss q
HEATING PLANTS repaired and installed:
can can furnish boilers radiators and gas
haMN hsasMsfE'' MOVERS HS EfRsss sh.rpened. adjusted.
Mtishitened II osa, and oiled: 50 service at door.
PLASTER, brick and fiagstone work, water
pToofng; no sob too small. TR. 1859.
ANY : KIND carpentry repairs or improve
PAPERNG, painting. ss room and Up,
EIFcfRfc E1TS ESTsh sssa and
bells. lighting, appliances; specialists in
systems. Ex soo7 SUNDAY and 'Ga. Monssy.
PLAsTERING and wallscrapins: all work
fAPERTNG. PAiNTING; Is yrs EXP expersnee. eDs
psns fs spsea 4a
able prices. during March; work guaranteed.
Call Spigel, Taylor sa2S. %.
PAPERING, painting, Kem-Tone; immediate
service; arst,class white mechanics. Roofs
PAPERiNG ROOMS, SIS up; painting. in
terror, exterior: brick staining, plastering.
Scouting, tenant apartments, 0iS roomins
cellar TO roof. Calls received Sunday.
PApERiNG AND PAINTING. immediate
service; II years exper.; free estimates.
PAPER HANGING and painting: work
gnaranteed; estimate free. Can Randolph
P3PTER HANGING. quality workmanship.
white mechanics. Also painting, piasterins.
PAPER HANGING, this week only. 81 and
up per room; 1914 washable. sunfsst -pa-
pers; work guarantsed.- MichiEan 631b.
sH1SsHd; sSlsss "a. Psgsssins oszsi n00r 'andins'
toOntinusd On Nsxt fassJ
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

DAILY TRANsP. DOWNTOWN via Mich.
ave; I have room for 2. WA. 4773
tain transportation each morning at
o'clock to mis- or her office If located in
vicinity of 18th and X streets NV, or some
way to town. Telephone Decatur 357S
after z pm.
DRIVING CHICAGO, March 81, room for !:
share expense; exchange refs. GIL. O6O5.
LADY wishes ride to Los Angeles, CALI. :,
around April I. Cali Hyattsyille O607,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMTNG HOUSE on R. /. ave. NV. near
18th: 21 rms. baths; owner states S400
profit monthly; $1,000 down. Bob Hol-
lander. 1909 N. Y. ave, NV. Ma. 9743.
Md. Beer and wine on and off sale On
main street. Cost $500 to equip. Owner
has another. business. Must SELL VIII
take best offer. Bob Hollander 1909 N.
Y. ave. NV. MA. 9743.
RESTAURANTS WANTED-We have cash
buyers for restaurants, with or without
liquor, Call or see r. M. De Shazo, 1923
18th st. MA. $500
/ WISH TO PURCHASE established hard
ware and housefurnishings store preferably
NV. section. good location. Hobart 1915.
%
PROFITABLE small business in market;
price less than cost Of equipment; goodwill
Eor appointment. Mr.. 6toksa At. gi35,
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SELECT POSITIONS
ssEcRErARTIEss F91M1ss YoUGNd.
Stenog., pat. law, S45 wk.
stenos., under So, law, $40 wk.
sts1Hg sfy ssd MSS SSHT sSsS Po dEy
Typist, int. decorating. S35 wk.
Inventory clerk a.. !S35 wk.
Bookkeeper, exper., $50 wk:
c0mRsSnfssr FH%AIs DgeT-MIss SRe1s ShSs4s REEb Eb
Reeeptionists gnder 20, small P. B. x.
File, clerks, knowl. tipping, $3.50.
Bank teller, int work. $50.
Information clerk, S15S mo.
Dietician. S144 UP.
Cashiers Q5l, $25-S30 ,wk.
ea sessTls lerks sao bs5 and
TELEPHONE oPERAToRSNMal and Fe-
male-Day and Night WoTk-Miss PAGE,
Multiple Multiple boar board o'ps 9per sSIIGo-sl4o
P. B. x, apt. house, 500.
,, MALE DEPT.-MIss DAY.
Stenog.. 5-day wk.. S35 UP.
stenog:, law Or coml.. s45 wk
1boR S9sfIS5E ogsside ssSeo car ss4oo fqTn S $3.50
Salesman, office supplies, S200-S225.
once mgr. expr. duplicating mach. or
photostat, S200-S250.
Engineering openings daily.
MECHANICAL g. Grocery Store-Miss FOX.
Driver r-salesman, D. c. permit, S45 wk.
Gas station attd., men or women, S35-S40.
Mechanical helpers, auto.
LARaEsT f'oae AaENcY eScss' in pet b. a Est II
yrs. New openings hourly. Always VEL
COME. Visit first P. s. (NA. 2114, 60SS,
6250.l
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 q St Next to CHURCH
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SITUATIONS MEN 3 woMEN.

COUPLE would like to manage apt. or
rooming house. Husband works in Govt.
NO. 4395 after IL am. any day.
MAN AND WIFE would like janitor quar-
ters, full or part time. sober. Call ME.
2S70 26s
REFINED, middle-aged couple, husband
employed, desire management of apart
ment bldg. references Box Abb Star .
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c. D
". Is.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
RESTAURANT BARGAIN.
Doing good business. LIQUOR license; es-
taDiished 20 years; 05 long Lease; a Sl5o month
NICHOLAS J. GASTON,
501 Woodward Bldg. DI. 7765. :
CHINESE PROSPECTS.
:, / I represent 2 large Eroup Of out-of town
me to find good restaurants for them. Il
you desire to sell and will list with me
will submit your deal.
BOB HOLLANDER,
"REsTAURANT SPECIALIST"
1909 N. Y. Ave. NV. Ma 9743.
R ST. Mr. CONN. AVE. NV
rooms. baths: oil heat. Rent, Ss5
mo- Income quoted, 1919. Good lease
N BEAUTY SHOP.
Good Georgia ave. location. Long lease
Nicely equipped. Rent reasonable. Tota
'f''s' $500 GOOD Nq2a NG' IocATfoN iS5Gs L sa'' 0u'er
small houses arranged into pvt. apts
Each may be had afb on e. s4SQ s u down payment
a1 70 mo rooms Lease 0ahs saasonabe Ins0ms rent aussad sd
handles.
ROOMS & APIS.
sonabe nen Ineome d9os dSoted oSer $50
mo- Fire escapes and alarm system
ST 900 handles.
MACHINE SHOP.
Fully equipped for precision, small in
strument gauge and template work Net
ting over. 50 900 mo. on contract. In
spection by appointment. owner goins
into Army.
LUNCH 81 DELIcATESsEN.
Doing $3.50 wk. bus. Good loo. Rent
$50. Lease. Price $4,000. Good terms
MEAT MARKET g. GROCERY.
Doing over $1,000 wk. bus. Beer and
wine lie. New veg. and meat cases. Good
stock Rent. 500 mo-, with 5-rm. apt
for owner Mixed trade. Priced at SILL
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PART-TTME MATD
COOK

Competent, to live in; family with school
aged children; other help kept; good sal
ary and working conditions for right per-
son; References required. Last cook held
position over 4 years. Call Or 1898
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ROOKKEEPER

Jewish Fully experienced. Full charge
sheets, credit checking. collections, cor
respondence. payrolls, taxes, etc. Good
starting salary Prefer long established
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SECRETARY

Available about April !. s years expert
ence; good correspondent; excellent stem
ographer: responsible: good knowledge of
Government; no objection to leaving Wash
ington or travelling. Box 55-B, Star.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS for immediate or September
vacancies, East and South; S1,600-S3, 900.
Baltimore Teachers Agency, 516N. Charles
St, Baltimore /, Md.
TEACHERS, clerks, receptions; select po-
sitions. No charge unless placed: top sal
aries. Visit Natl. Teachers Agency (Est.
II yrs.). 1911 G st. Ma. 2114.
IMMEDIATE VACANCIES.
Primary teacher 81 800.
Science, jr. high, 81 500.
Clubhouse manager $1,000.
Nursery school, ST 800.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY.
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CAPITOI, AGENCY no 14th 81
UNUSUAL POSITIONS

UNUSUAL POSITIONS
For Particular People
FEMALE DEFINES WHITE.
Stenog., political (REP0. S2,100.
Stenog., publishing. 5 y -day wk, $40 wk.
Stenog., pr. industry, S165 mo.
Stenog., under 80, Capitol $4,000.
Stenog., pat. law, 5-day week, S35 wk.
Stenog.. shipbldg.. $500 mo.
Stenog,, RADIO, publicity. 5fa-day, $3.50.
Stenog., by day, week, am. and PM,
S6-S7 day.
FEMALE DEPT.-MIss BLACK.
Card punch oper., S170 mo.
Dictaphone oper., exper., $3.50 mo.
Bookkeeper. exper., $500 mo.
Somptometer oper;, perm S1e2.
Clerk. acct. dept S155 up.
Dental asst, expr,, perm, $40 wk.
Laboratory technician. perm, S175.
Typist, so w.p.m, up 600, 500 wk.
P. B. x. operators, expr., $50 wk.
MALE DEFINES DODGE.
Statistician, banking, under 40. $3.50.
Stenog. sec, under 80, $1,000.
Bookkeeper acct. exceptl.. $500 mo.
DriVer-salesman, S160.
NEW OPENINGS every few minutes. To
be sent by BOYD'S adds prestige to you.
WELCOME. (NA. 233s) Est. 20 years.
BOYD SERVICE,
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HELP DoMEsTIc.

WANTED, AN AssIsTANT. have a good
cook-houseworker, but need some one livina
in to help care 2 children. wait on table
and assist in household; any age white ol
colored, II dependable; good room. eoot
wages; Georgetown; 3 months popular
seashore resort Phone AID. SS43.
kept. Family of A. Live in or out. Ref.
erences required, OR. 2726.
RELIABLE MAID, half days, good cook
live out; small GEORGETOWN home; S45 pei
month. MI. 1919.
RUPHER'S Employment Agency has these
Jobs open: Plenty day work. 81, carfare
l$15 to $40; maids, s to 4. $50; couple
lSl90; 2 in family, S75: Bethesda, Md.
$50; child's nurse, $16.50; 3 adults, S1Si
Iorderly, S100 cook, S22 so; couple, man
work elsewhere. $50. 1897 11th st u w
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BUSINESS ENGINEER.

Business executive. formerly employed by
Wage-hour and public contract divs. famil-
lar with occupational wage surveys, forms
/, 10 and SSU-1 pertaining to wage in
creases, is available to analyze your payroll
records and prepare applications for wage
ad 1ustments with War Labor Board and
Internal Revenue Bureau. Al reference.
Box 67-B, Star.
Property Management Executive,
20 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
Open for proposition; prefer management
OF large apartment building or group of
Star
Evening star., 1944-03-26
CREDIT EXECUTIVE,
20 years local experience, draft exempt
available June 1st. Box 73-B. Star. 2S"
EXECUTIVE BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION

Immediately available. Many years ex-
Thoroughly capable of successfully manag-
ing office and staff in most any kind of
business. Best possible references. Pleas
ing personality. Reliable. sober, industrious,
energetic and enthusiastic. Expert sales
man. Experienced and efficient in handling
lend-lease and commercial program, with
F.. E. A. priorities, preference rating and
release certificates, obtaining supplies
through w, P. B. for British Empire Sal
ary open. Interview requested. Box SIG,
Evening star., 1944-03-26

Analyze your markets! If you are in
terested in research analyst with per-
sonnet experience and complete knowledge
of VINO regulations, address reply to Box
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CREDIT COLLECTION
OFFICE MANAGER,

! Thoroughly experienced all phases whole.
Sale-retail procedure; draft-exempt; excel
lent refs. free to travel. Box COB. Star.
| MTIFA CTJIDTDt
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
EASTER LUNCHEON

Willis, Mich, Apr. 10 Forty
five women attended the Easter
luncheon at the Willis Methodist
Church. This is an annual affair
given by the W.S.C.S.
Mrs. Grant, wife of a former
pastor delivered an address stress
ing affairs and conditions existing
in the life OF America which must
be corrected before peace can be
expected. In appreciation the
speaker was presented with a pot
ted Easter lily by Mrs. Hazel Gar
rod. Members OF the luncheon
comitmtee were: Mrs. Gertrude
Wilson, Mrs. Katherine Wright,
Mrs Lucille Prout. Mrs. Glayds
Bezis and Mrs. Lena Staebler as
sisted by Mrs. Ida Speers. Fol-
lowing luncheon a short business
meeting was held
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Tips on Tools for Victory Gardening
BY DEAN HALLIDAY
Released by Central Press Association

THE RIGHT TOOLS and sharp
tools make Victory gardening that
much easier for the gardener
whose muscles have not been
completely conditioned to garden
ing.
Trowel-palm is a common all
ment of the enthusiastic but mex
perienced gardener. Trowel-palm
is often the result of working in
a heavy clay soil with trowel,
and finding upon finishing the job
that the palm OF the hand is tired,
sore and sometimes blistered. This
common hazard of gardening can
be overcome to a great extent by
the simple, eXpedient of putting
rubber crutch tip on the end of
the trowel handle, as illustrated in
the accompanying Garden-Graph.
These rubber crutch tips can be
obtained at most hardware or
drug stores even under wartime
conditions.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13

Since experienced gardeners say
that "a sharp hoe shortens the
job" 1t is good practice to file the
cutting edge of your favorite gar
den hoe frequently, as illustrated
in the Graph. Filing not
only sharpens the cutting edge of
the hoe and thus makes cultivat-
ing that much easier, but it will
also remove burrs which result
from hitting the hoe edge against
stones.
Clean tools are the sign OF a
competent. careful gardener. All
tools should be cleaned before
putting away. Metal tools which
have become rusted should be
cleaned with. a wire brush and
then rubbed well with emery pa
per. After the rust has been re-
moved oil or grease the bright
metal surfaces to prevent or at
least retard further Accommodations
of rust
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Cherry Hill
EASIER PROGRAM

Cherry Hill. Apr. l3-The Easter
program, given by the Sunday
School, Sunday morning was well
attended. The children gave reel
tations and a choir sang appropri-
ate music. A special offering was
taken for missions. Several bah
les were baptized and seven adults
were received into church mem
bership.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland H. Jelley
Miss Velma and James. Detroit,
were Sunday afternoon callers Of
the f. Staebler family. Mr. and
Mrs. Duane Bastian and family.
Ypsilanti, were Sunday guests and
attended Easter services at the
Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grail Raymond.
Jackson, were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Day spent
Monday with his brother and Mrs.
Murray Day at Mooreville.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
VISITED az STORM

Sturgis. Mich, Apr. l3-lNS-
Trees were uprooted and power
lines broken as a result OF Tues
d~"'s storm OF cyclonic proper
tions. Part OF the grandstand at
the athletic park also was demol'
lshed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
eaptlsmal Service

At the morning service Sunday
the following parents presented
their babies for baptism. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Colts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Sparrow. Mrs. Mary Hall,
and Mrs. Wanda Tenore.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Back For Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daley,
Gregory. Mich. visited their daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. Bowler and family
the past week and called on old
neighbors and friends. They lived
in the village several years before
moving to Gregory.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Ent.rtain Grandchildren

Mr.. and Mrs. George McKim en-
tertained their children and grand
children for dinner Easter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Attend Meeting

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Gill and
family and Mr. and Mrs. George
McKim. attended the Farm Bureau
meeting at Dixboro Church Thurs
day evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Guest Of DAUGHTER

Mrs. Nellie Harsch. Bllssfield.
has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Ruby Potter and family this
week. She was a guest at the
luncheon Wednesday at the church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13

Visits Relatives
Mrs. Mae Wright, Belleville,
spent Wednesday with the family
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
HON. on Furlouah

Charles Wall, who is in train
ing at the Great Lakes Training
School, is home on furlough.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Gibson and
family were guests Sunday OF Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Gross.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Dinner Guests

Mr. and Mrs. George Gill were
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wy
man Bartell. Plymouth. Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Recelved a. Memhera

Dorothy Bunton, Eleanor Smf!l-
ey, Charles Pepper and Donald Col
by were taken into full member
ship in the church Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
Special Services

The services held this week have
been very inspiring and helpful
Rev Francis Wilson, Dixboro, was
the speaker Monday evening. Rev.
Loren Campbell of the Wilson Ave.
Methodist Church. Pontiac, spoke
on Tuesday and Wednesday eve.
nings and Thursday. the pastor,
Rev. Prout, had charge. At the
Good Friday service Rev. Joseph
button, Ann Arbor spoke on THE
Shadow Of the Cross, mentioning
Grenfell Moody. Sankey. Francis
Willard and the Soong family, of
China, their greatness, he stated.
was the result OF their definite
Christian personalities. Mr.. Bohm
sang two solos.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-13
NelCS From Willis

OF her son, Earl Wright, and at
tended the Easter luncheon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20
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oie Seriiderilng, OaB es feline Gin,
Itellung Oes Giienbabuoienltes geber
miro. Yrdiiocnt &ooiepelt bate siuei
Gage nod @eibna6ten uno ore; Gage
Dor bem 'Streifoatum Ser slrmee be.
foblen, sic 8abnen 5u ii6ernebmen
Gen 9abngeieuihaften ipurcen Ib
fommcn sur unteribrift porgelest, ir
lpelhan iie nuf slnipride an oie Sfe'
sierung oersidten.
Die &egelung nit sen 8eiperf
idaftsn iiebt 2obnerbobi,ngen bon {
biz II Gents sic Stnn0e fir Die Sin
selteaten 9roBercr BabnselelLldaftes
Dor, sic Mitslieber bon Is 8etuerf
| ibaften bes nibtfabrenoen Herional!
iino. Sie 2ellte batten porber MIR 4
bis 10 Gents 5usebiaist befumnten
Sieie Is @eaperfibaften pertretel
100000 Giienbabniperflta
better. Glerfs unb anbere slngeitelltc
Sic feline 3iige iabren.
1ie 100000 Mitglieber ser fin
8etperfidaiten ocs Sabrperionals-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-20
8erabntter 6iihrer Scr
G,.criuas INT 11tesfam

Mosfalt. Die Sab Nabrihtenagen-
tl,r teilte NIT, baB ser 25idbr. Sberlt
Gictor Sipentiolp. gefeblsbaber elmer
ipeiBrllIliifen 6uerilla9rigaoe, nad)
21aidbriger Sdtigfeit binter sen Seut-
lhen Sinien in Mtosfau eingetroficn
lit, no er feitltellen mubtc, oaB er {.
Mal nit Sem Sroen oes Hoten @on-
ners ausse5eihnet iporoen lit unS oel,
Sitel vSelo ser Soipietunion" erbal-
ten bat.
Gem friiberen Soriihulmeilter ,pirS
5uscldrieben, talrlenoe oeutieherSr,r.
pen getOtet uno piel Material, oar'
llnter 20 bis 80 3iige, pernidtet 81
baben.