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that Marshal von Runstedt was preparing stiff defense of south western Holland.
 Moscow-Russian tanks & in- fantry stormed over lands in East Prussia barely 9 miles from important city of Tilsit while in doomed Hungary vIctorlous Red Army raced across Austrian frontier. Hungary's admission of defeat expected hourly as Rus sian columns converged toward Budapest along main rail lines. All major communications in Serbia reported in Russian hands.
 Pearl Harbor Admiral Marc Mitscher's powerful carrier for ces destroyed 221 Jap planes &
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Property Sold

Two property transfers were recorded at the U. s. Commis- sioner's thls week:
 Sale on Oct. g by T. T. Jack son to Daniel and Gertrude Ball, Lot I6 Block ?. Leite addition. Price-$15O0
 Sale on Oct. II by Guy Hide brant to Knut Nilsen, Lot IF Block 3, Leite addition. Price $33O.
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sank 16 ships & damaged l9 at Formosa. Japs said 1000 US. planes raided the island, which blockades the Chinese coast, 557 miles south of Japan proper. Nimitz announced loss of 22 US planes, but no damage to surface ships. Once again Hal sey's mighty Third fleet failed to find Jap warships.
 Rome-Aided by warmer weather heavy fighting fared in hills along the Florence-Bologna road after yesterdays massive air assault against German posi- tions. South of Bologna the 5th Army took more than 300 pris- onars
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Eews HighIishEs

Continued from page 1) hOB were given.
 lODdon-Cairo dispatch said tmans quit Athens & declared |noDen city.
 LOndon-American infantry hght from street to street in northeastern factory district Bombed & burning Aachen as Emans rolled up heavy force
 Gmor in effort to relieve the Ny which was Charlemagne's bital.
 Appearance of a fresh German nOred division shifted from HNhem sector Tn Holland stirred qeetation of a major tank bat t0On. R correspondent Don Ehthead reported surprisingly ae resistance in outskirts of llchen.
 AIhes improved positions in bland although signs appeared
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and Martha Olsen were named to the refreshment committee and Vivian Pagano and Sylvia Lar sen to the games committee.
 The girls are planning symbols for their Indian names and learn ing campfire songs.
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tpp Comedy sEars Jean Arthur

p,eked with hilarious and un- [pcted comedy from start to Isb and with light-hearted, Lder romance of a novel kind,
 Lady Takes a Chance" CO., Ls Jean Arthur and John Lyme in what is said to be one Ihe years most entertaining Lbues. It will be shown at the pbeum theatre today and bDdsy.
 IA transcontlnental bus trip ! En New York City to the Pa kc Coast and back is the idea Ehe story but nearly all the kiOn takes place in eastern tgOn. There Mollie, a Man Lasn bank clerk on her first ,aton in years, meets Duke, a keO rider who is tossed right p her lap Oy a bucking EOneho.
 Mollie decides she wants to bry the tall, capable Western
 but Duke has no intention letting any lilly drop a mat nonial loop over his neck.
 Miss Arthur has seldom had a ker role for her special brand lGomedy. Wayne proves him.
 an outstanding partner for k ln an equally Well-htted h Charles Winninger as the optical Waco and Phil Silvers Im irritating tour guide head ksupporting cast, which also nbers Mary Field, Don Cos 10. Grant WIthers, Grady hOn, Hsns Conried and John hiber among the more pro- bent players in the gay RKO ldo fl m.
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Plan Masquerade

The Campfire Girls voted to hold a masquerade party at the Community Baptist church Oct. 26 and Germaine Madsen. Tor raine Magnusen, Nancy Norman
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23 Arrests Made

City police made 23 arrests during the month of September, and fines totalIed $397.5O for the same period.
 The city also received 52 days of free labor from the various prisoners, it was reported.
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Mrs Annie Johnson, of Uyak, was registered at the Sunbeam hotel this week.
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Seware Coughs
 from common colds
 That Hang On

Vronic bronchitis may develop if ES E;iI cough, chest cold, or acute bron- ISsS IS not treated and you cannot Ss SGq to take a chance with anymedi- N less potent than Creomulsion S~Sl Sssl goes right to the seat of the SsOie to help loosen and expel germ sa n phlegm and aid nature to SIS I and heal raw, tender, infamed SSScnlal mucous membranes.
 SSaasomulsion blends beechwood Ss sSose by special process with other
 tested medicines for coughs. lalns no narcotics.
 n S9 matter how many medicines <, nave nave tried, tell your druggist to Sou a bottle of Creomulsion with !, 9saoerstanding $ you must like the lSS \ quickly allays the cough, per- ess essst.g rest and sleep, or you are to your money back. (Adv.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-06

kosu Oh robu lesa. Hrumenjel
pozara 8 severa je pretresalo
nebo in zemljo. Kaleb je pre-
oral ma vse zadnje YES pas
med gozdovoma. Ma severniI
strani je ze zarelo drevje cistoI
blizu strnisca, XII ga je bill ma
oral 2 varnostnim jarkom.
svrknil je po konju in ga okre-.
nil proti domu. Izcrpana zival
je napela zadnje moci in zdir-
jala po polju proti ovcjemu
pasniku. Kaleb je tekel "a ko-
MEM, da bi usel SLIM vrocini.
Ma pristavi Sc je ozrl nazaj.
Drevo ma koncu gozda JUNO cd
pasu, XII ga je bill preoral, Sc je
majalo kakor ognjeno pero. Ka-
leb je topo strmel tjakaj. Sta
rec je zajecal. Njegovo dele je
bilo brezuspesno. Stekel je pro-
tt hisi. Preostalo mu je Sc emo
sredstvo; preorati lanisce ma
dvoje in prepustiti bliznji del
ognju. Ne menec sc "a Amalijo
in Lindo, XII sta prestraseni ca
kali v hisi, je prizgal svetilko.
(NadaljeVanje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-06

Huda sapa je zunaj. Moral bonn
odjahati v Yellow Post po po-
moe"
Amalija, Sc je zravna1a.
Exam je odsel?" je vprasala.
"Moral je vzeti lemez iz kolni-
ce -" Spravila Sc je ma noge
in Sc opotekla proti vratom. Ko
je zagledala gozd v plamenu, .je
obupno zakricala. Mark je pri-
skocil k njej. !
"V Yellow Post pojdem," je
dejal. 'Linda, ostani tukaj pri
gospe. Vrnem Sc po zapadni ce-
sti. sani ne moreno mic opravi-
tt proti TAXI vihri."
"Pocakaj, Mark" Linda ga je
magic poljubila. "Pazi se."
Amalija mu je odprla vrata in
Mark je odhitel v noe.
Sc nekaj minut, pa bi bill pla-
men dosegel cesto, drzeco ma
vzhodni strani v Yellow Post.
Mark je jezdil kakor Sc ne v
svojem zivljenju. Srecno je pre-
dirjal gozdno ozino, tako da je
usel hrumecemu pozaru, XII je
vihral proti jugu. Tu Sc je ozrl
in razbral v ognjenem svitu
mosko postavo, sklanjajoco Sc
mad plugom in goneco konja.
Bill je Kaleb Care, XII je po-
skusal odrezati pozaru pot pro-
tt juznemu koncu gozda, XII ga
'je bill kupil cd Fusija Aronso-
ma. Mark je sprevidel, da je
starcevo delo brezuspesno. We
ter bi lahko zanesel gorece pla-
menice v hosto ne dalec cd tam
koder je oral Kaleb, mnogo
pref, nego bi dosegel pozar str
nisce OBJ gozdu. Ker je piha]
veter V ono ,smer, bi bill mo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-06
ElAKOPRANNOST

gel Kaleb resiti kveejemu Sc
no. Toda hosta JUNO cd Flu
sijevega lesa je bila obsojena
ma upepelitev. A craven hoste
je lezalo bogato, suho Kalebo-
vo lanisce :.
/ Kaleb je strnel v pohlepne
stebre plamena in dina ma Sc
veru, udrihal :po konju in Sc
opiral z vso mocjo ma rocice le-
meza. De je bila vrocina blizu
MEGA in z MO vred drobne,
ostre iskrice, XII so ga pikale v
lice in roke nalik strelnemu
prahu. Toda Kaleb jih nj cutil.
Incl je sanno emo misel v glavi ::
kako bi zaprl ognju pot do le-
sa. Preklinjal je samega sebe,
cemu je bill dovolil Martini ma
veselico. &c bi bill Martin donna,
bi bila stvar kaj preprosta. Ozrl
Sc je kvisku in zagledal velikan-
ske svetle kosme, XII so pluli
poleg temnejsih plasti po
ozracju. Kasljal in pljuval je
cd dina in konj sc mu je spo-
tikal. Toda starec nj hotel od-
nehati, dasi je vrocina posta-
pala neznosna. Vedel je, da sc
bo konj pricel plasiti. V TEN je
bila nevarnost. Moral je izkori-
stiti konja do skrajnosti, pre-
den bi postal neukrotljiv. Oral
je podolgem in pocez po vsem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-06

DAVENPORT, IOWA-Alex-
ander F. Victor, widely known
inventor, who designed and pro-
duced the first 16 millimeter
non theatrical motion picture
projectors and cameras, and
thereby opened new vistas in
education, culture, business pro-
motion and entertainment, was
honored here for his contrihu~
tions 20 the progress Of visual
education at dinner commemo-
rating the 21st birthday, or the
coming of age" of the 16 mil
limeter industry.
Tribute was also paid to Mr..
Victor for his successful strug-
gle to set up new standard of
film. narrower than the theatri-
cal size. and made from non
inf1ammahle material to protect
the public against the hazards
Of fire.
Speakers representing the gov
ernment. education and the in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-06

dustry participated in the COM
memoration ceremonies.
Twenty-one years ago, Mr..
Victor designed and produced
the first 16 millimeter projectors
and cameras in the world. Sew
eral years prior to that time, he
became aroused by tragedies in
school houses and other places
caused by fires from highly in
fammable film, and started his
agitation for a new standard.
He won a long fight against
forces opposed to change, and
1t nm film was brought out by
the Eastman Kodak Co. simul-
tanecusly with Victor's project
orS and cameras.
The inventor organized the
Victor AnImatograph Corpora
ticn here. back IN 1910 and fa-
thcred many inventions and re-
tlncrcnts that helped the mo-
tion plctulc industry reach its
present major status.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-06
Marta Ostsnso
STRASTNI BEG

nil svezega zraka. Oster vonj ga
je poscegetal v nosnice. Odprl
je oci in .se ozrl v obzorje ma
vzhodu.
"Bog" je zakrieal. Zdelo Sc
mu je, da mu DO razneslo mo-
zgane. Stekel je po ovcjem pas
niku, da bi videl, dokod Sc je
re razsiril pozar. Veter je pi-
hal proti jugu.
Kaleb je planil k ropotarni-
ci in potegnil il ME majhen le-
mez. Nato je prignal il ograde
tezkega konja in ga pripregel
pred plug. Odpahnil je ranto
pri ovcjem pasniku, svrknil ST.
lovito po konju in ga pognal
proti juzni strani gozda, XII ga
je bill kupil cd Fusija Aronso-
ma. Sklenil je izorati varnostni
jarek proti pozaru, da ne bi
dosegel plamen sikare ma who
dni strani. &c bi Sc vnelo gr-
movie, bi incl ogenj prost raz-
NAH proti laniscu. Ker vec let
nj gorelo v tenn kraju, je Kaleb
menil, da bi bill varnostni ja-
rex med grmovjem in laniscem
prazno trosenje plodne zemlje.
Po njegovem odhodu sta pri-
sla Linda in Mark Amaliji ma
pomoc. zena Sc je s tezavo spra-
villa ma divan in je negibno oble-
zala. Mark je obstal ma pragu,
a Linda Sc je sklonila nadnjo
"Draga gospa," je zasepetala
Linda, "je Ii sci doma?"
Amalija je prikimala. Govo-
riti nj mogla.
"Dovolite mi, da yam prime,
sem malo vode," je rekla ucite.
ljica. mark Jordan je tn. &c sc
Kaleb vrne, Sc vam ne bo upa]
mic hudega storiti."
Linda je podlozila Amaliji z
roko glavo. zena Sc je onesve'
stila. mark, prinesi malo vo
de-" je velela Linda nitro.
Amalija je nepricakovant
sedla ma divanu in Sc lahno ma
smehljala. Poravnala 81 je raz
kustrane lase z obraza in zavih
Mia ovratnik preko velike rdect
podplutve ma vratu.
zee bi bila vedela, da DO take
razsajal, bi bila vse storila, d;
bi odvrnila Judito cd bega," j
dejala Linda obzalovanjem
"Cetudi bi po mojem preprica
nju vkljub temu pobegnila.'
"Da, navzlic temu," je odvr
Mia Amalija slabim glasom
"Moja VOLTA je bila, da je sla.
Linda je zatajila presence
ME.
"Bojim Sc, da bova moral;
povedati gospe Garovi resnicc
Linda" je izpregovoril Mark
"Morala sc DO brzkone pripra
viii "a odhod." Mark je socutn
pogledal bolno zeno in Sc jezi
V srcu ma Kalebu Cara. &c k
bill prisel vsaj malo pref -
Amalija ga je magic pogleda
la. "Kaj Sc je zgodilo?" je vpra
sala.
"Hosta gori," il je poveds
| Mark. "Proti jugu vlece in zda
mora biti ogenj re blizu cestt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-06

Pretty Kay Cochran, fiancee Of
Ii. Col. Francis Gab,eski, Amer.
ica's top ranking ace, '@ho knocked
out 2S Axis planes from sky before
being reported missing oyer Ter
many, started filling her cedar hope
chest again when she learned ne
was alive and we'll in q Nazi prison
camp. They will be, married before
Christmas, she says, confident that
the war will be over in time Tor him
to keep date al the altar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-06
Marta Ostsnso
,(Nadaljevanje)


ne odpornosti je bill Kaleb YES
IL sebe, razburjen in pobesnel.
Amalija Sc je stiskala v kot
med klavirjem in steno. Zapici-|
la mu je pogled v obraz, ne da
hi trenila z ocmi. Njena zavest
je bila kakor utez ma tehtnici:
zdaj je vse odvisno cd mole vo-
lie. Bart Nugent je umrl. CHM
Mark Jordan izgine il Oelanda,
sc mu ne more pripetiti mic hu-
dega.
Kaleb je iztegnil dolgo roko,
jo zgrabil "a zapestje in jo tre-
Sell ma sredo hise.
Linda, XII. je onemela cd pre-
padenosti poslusala v gornjici
hrup, je pritekla po stopnicah.
Kaleb je bill obrnjen s hrbtom
proti njej. Linda je zagledala
bic in Sc vrgla mani. "Jaz sem
kriva, JAZZ sem jo spravila cd
hise!" je zakricala divje. "Pri-
zanesi zeni, JAZZ sem kriva! ~
Kaleb Sc je pocasi okrenil in
jo pogledal. Cuden smeh mu
je prevlekel obraz.
eli! vi ste krivi! Ne, vi ne.
Ne LATTE mi, gospodicna. Ne bi
me veselilo vedeti, da ste vi Ia
krivili to. Ona je kriva." Polka
zal je bicevnikom Amalijo, XII
je lezala ma tleh. Nato sc je po-
'novno okrenil proti Lindi. 'Po-
berite sci" je zarjul hripavo.
"Poberite Sc, sicer vas vrzem IL
hise!"
Linda je osinila pogledom
Amalijo in planila IL hise. Opo-
tekaje sc je tekla preko BRAID
ma dvoriscu in tezavo dospela
do dvorisnih vrat. Jece in drge-
tale po vsem zivotu jih je pre-
plezala in jo ubrala slepo po
cesti proti Sandbovim. Sal je
moral Mark odnekod priti !!
Dvignila je glavo in sc ozrla, je
Ii Mark kje blizini. Nekaj
strasnega Sc il je zdajci prika-
zalo pred ocmi, a hkratu je "a
znala, da je ozracje nasiceno Z
gostim dimom. Ma severni stra-
nj ceste je bill yes gozd podoben
ognjenemu oblaku, XII ga je We
ter gnal proti jugu. Cello V to-
liko oddaljenosti je razlocno
slisala hropenje plamena. Vec
minut Sc nj mogla niti ganiti.
Kje je Mark? Je Ii prisel skozi
gozd? So Ii Sandbovi ma var
mem? Kaj DO z Amalijo poleg
Kaleba hisi? Stekla je Sc ma
10 20 .cesti, ne zavedajoc sc sko-
raj, kaj della. Nato je razbrala
ma cesti dirjajocega konja in
udarec kopit. Sc trenotek in
Mark je spustil povodec poleg
ME in skocil konja.
"Linda!" je vzkliknil in jo
objel. "Zdaj pa imava!"
Linda sc mu je iztrgala
mark, hitiva, Kaleb bo umo'
ril Amalijo!",
Amalija je bila Sc pri zave'
sti. Kaleb Sc je sklanjal mac
njo. Obraz Sc mu je kremzil oe
nevernosti. Nikakor nj moge
razumeti, da ga je zena prema
gala, premagala v najodloeil
nejsem trenotku svojega zivlje
MIA. Trenotek, XII ga je pricako
val, je napocil. Toda zena ga j
ukanila. Zdaj DO moral razodet
Marku Jordanu skrivnost sam
&c bo hotel, da jo 1--we. Neza
dostno zadoscenje, res malen
kostna, nerodna zadeya. Kale'
je odstopil cd Amalije, XII je le
zala ma tleh. Presunilo ga J
hladno spoznanje. Vso svojo vo
ljo je brez uspeha iztrosil "a
MO. lena ga je zlomila. Zlom'
la v odlocilnem trenotku. Ne
kaj Sc je MEM zrusilo kako
star zid in mu razgalilo dust
Vrnil Sc mu je zdraVi razun
oni cisti, hladni razum, ki ga J
hill izpubil y letih mrznje. Ia j
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-15

sence OF local air transportation IA
cilities. And only by integratlng
the air service with a ground trans
portation service will the full po-
tentialities OF the helicopter be
realized
Senator McCarran strikes at the
principal obstacle TO the air-and-
bus proposal, because there is a
difference OF opinion between air
line officials II surface transporta-
tlon should be engaged in air traY-
el Some OF the larger aviation
companies are not opposed. seeing
the public interest involved in
bringing local air facilities TO some
80 million Americans. The trend
on Capitol Hill seems TO be going
in the same direction. Some en-
phasize that existing commercial
airlines will benefit by helicop-
ter schedules feeding" long dist
ance airlines. Senator Homer Fer
guson is one senator who has had
a personal helicopter experience
that convinces him OF its marvels.
On one OF his investigating jaunts
for the Truman Committee. tho
Michigan senator was on Floyd
Bennett Field on Long Island one
Sunday moring. He needed to get
to his New York hotel in a hurry.
So in Coast Guard heicopter he
started out Ito get a taxi" with
the pilot toying with the idea OF
coming down in Grand Central
Park. But soon they spotted an
empty playheld at 18th and River
side DR.. It was only about 200 by
200 in size, but the landing was
simple and the taxi ready at the
gate. People came running
thought he was another Hess!
So Senator Ferguson IS a great
booster for the helicopter. He sees
it as link between other forms
OF transportation and a life safer
for many kinds of rescue work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-15
Michigan in
Washington
BY Esther Van WAGNER TuHty

BY Esther Van Wagner TuHty
Michigan's crusader for helicop-
ter sky.buses. Manferd Burleigh,
OF Detroit and Charleston. is one OF
the busiest men in the capital this
week.
AS president OF the Great Lakes
Greyhound Lines, Mr.. Burlelgh has
been sounding out opinions OF var.
ious congressional leaders and gov
eminent aeronautical officials on
the use of helicopter for a COM
bined air and bus service. Iger I.
Sikorsky. who developed the hell
sopter, says the Detroit bus line
executive was the first to see in
the development of the rotary wing
aircraft the chance for Michigan
to lead the nation in pioneering
cheap local air travel. Mr.. Bur-
leigh emissions short jumps by air
(maybe the first from Detroit to
Bay City, e.. with the helicopter
system tied into already existing
bus lines.
The first step in the realization
OF such a program depends upon
grant to the Greyhound corpora
ton of certificates of convenience
and necessity by the. Civil Aero
nautics Board and the various state
authorities for operating helicop-
tiers or similar aircraft capable OF
vertical, or direct, ascent and des-
cent, On June II, 1913, the Grey.
hound corporation made applica-
ton before the CAB for such a
certificate to operate air-and-bu
service over $4,000 of the $1,000
miles OF routes now being travelled
by Greyhound business. Later
hearings were held. Now the at
titude of Congress S all import
ant.
President Burleigh calls the hell
copter the ideal vehicle for local
air service Already accepted by
the Army. the principal advantage
of the helicopter is that II can take
of Or land without forward mo-
ton, thus eliminating the necessi-
ty OF large landing fields in the
smaller communities. actually,
the helicopter could land atop
many OF the Greyhound terminals
right in the heart of the business
district.)
The need for an air-and bus
service is seen in the census of
cities now receiving airline ser
vice. There are only 240 stops to-
day with but 40 in cities of less
than 10000 population. And then
there Is the loss of time in ground
transportation to and from airports.
Detroit Airport is 40 minutes from
the business district.t
The plan is TO have the helicop-
ter stop at IS to IS mile intervals
dependent upon population, with
direct connection with bus sched-
ules. IL the flying weather is bad
the passenger can continue by bus
and the post war bus will be sup
err says the Greyhound executive.
Mr.. Burleigh is strongly support
ed by Senator McCarran of Ne
vada who declared that the "one
fundamental weakness OF our air
transportation system is the alb
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-15
THEY 81 y

London--George Bernard Shaw,
in his defense OF Prime Minister
De Nalera's refusal to GUST Axis
representatives. from Fire: IL
there is some spying being con-
Quoted by these legations, surely
there may be a little espionage GO
ing on for the British too"
MISUNDERSTANDING OF State
Cordell Hulls comment on Pope
Plus plea to spare Rome from
destruction: III the Germans were
not entrenched in these places or
were they as interested as we are
In preserving the lives of Innocent
civilians and refugees, no question
would arise"
Detroit-Roman Catholic Arch.
bishop Edward Mooney: There is
no denying that the prestige OF the
Red Army is enhancing the oppor-
tunities OF Communist propaganda
in America"
Boston-Eric A. Johnston, presi.
dent OF the Chamber of Commerce
OF the u. s., offers management and
labor two alternatives mo. l, 60
ahead and turn this country into
continuous brawl, and govern
ment will chain you 10th. No. 2,
make better choice-work to-
gether and you stay free"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-15

the new darling of the Smart Set
All the niue nookies want him 70
teach their offspring how to play
the piano-at 500 per half hour.
Heroism in the Diamond Horseshoe
chorus ranks. Doris Mullen is
dancing there with her ankle
strapped: Myra Green with water
on the knee,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-15
SOLDIER KILLED

Camp Robinson, Ark, Mar. 10
1NS-Pvt. Walter Sucharski. Dear
born. was killed in an explosion at
Camp Robinson, Ark. while dis.
arming' mines, Army officials an
nounced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-15
What They're Whispering in>Cotham

reopen the old Leone's place on
Sunset Boulevard.
Bob Ripley's air guest tonight is
a lad-Leonard Williams-who
snored so loud he was mustered
out OF the ARMY. Jack Topping
settled that gambling suit out OF
court for so cents on the dollar.
frankie earle, the bandleader. is
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-15
Words Of Misdom

Humility Is not a weak and
timid quality; II must be care
fully distinguished from a groyel-
ing spirit. There is such
thing as an honest pride and self
respect. Though VIC may be scrv-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-15

your friends and associates, and
your love is whole-hearted and
sincere. Provided you are per-
sistent and work hard, success
will be your portion in the next
year. Refrain from extravaganza.
More than average good fortune
Will be the lot Of the child born
on this date. provided pleasure is
not allowed 10 interfere with life's
sterner measures.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-15
Today's Horoscope

You are modest and unassum-
ing, but nevertheless you have a
strong personality that enables
you TO take a leading part In all
your activities. You deserve and
receive the entire confidence Of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-15
Hints on Ftiauettc

No one likes a person who is
always on edge. ready to take Of
Tense at the slightest supposed
affront.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-15
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Wenty Years Ago
fpsanti High School basketball team 10
successful conclusion with n to win Crosse lie.
Prot Milton Hover addressed Cherry Parent Teach
ers Association on The Future Of Agriculture.
Mrs William Webb and Mrs. we're hostesses to
the American Legion Auxiliary
Marriage; Miss Dorothy Coleman Of Mr. Mrs
j. Coleman. Thedford Vealey Miss Alice NAV Colbv IN
Clyde Raymond Brady, Detroit.
Death; Mrs Sarah Newton Denton the daugh
ter. Mrs Charles Holmes.
Fifty Years Ago
Dr. David Eugene Smith spoke Normal chapel in memory
OF MISS Blanche Frary Leslie who died scarlet
Fever He said she one of the two best mste
matics he had ever had under him.
George Perry Maple celebrated his s5th birthday
Hon Joseph Martin Winnipeg Of the Canadian Par
lament is visiting his mother Mrs Mary Martin Chicago Ave
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-15

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only, and then only through
his column.