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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAN AND

TAk0MA PARK-SS, 5OO.-Modern de-
I&Shed brick home, located in a lovely
! SUBDIVISION near New Hampshire ave ex-
shower on second floor; living room dining
floor: full basement with auto. oil IL heat; ca {:
BrNGaoW Isrss leh6eS yaTd .Gyner 81 5o53 II
lot 55x15O; S3.95n: $500 down. rms, Dart
basement, Oil he-~s S5. 900, 81 600 down
rms. b. oil heat, room in attic, Philgas
TTaneesS Tane on neat city water. extra lot 50x
faIovs raS; $500; $500 down of these bun
Census r B4reau. Easy terms Cali MARION
Ga E WEST, Spruce 0999 days; Spruce
o3SO-W, to 9 ewes. l1s
BEAUTIFUL S-acre estate. 10 mi. from
5ear6 of WaShington: 2 rms, brick. m j.: !:
MS19'oVu RI VA cash; j. c CLAY, College Park
ahYATiTsvILLE-Beautiful = AIT 11-rm. house
nearly new; . electric stoves and auto
h..Wh., 2 Frigidaires; 2h baths; 8
porches.. extra large lots; over 81 900
@o morth a6dd o. iaandscaping; rented at Se10 per
WA. OSLO
SfX-ROOM HOUSE. kitchen ano bath, full
easement: one acre of ground with large
chlcken lot on 1t. several young fruit trees
houSe four years old loca ted in TEMPLE
HlIls' ~ ND. Nd. six miles from D. C. line. Box
A FINE CORNER PROPERTY at 81 Ken
tons coal in cellar and possession
within 80 days; very reasonable. BOX
SO. Kensington, Md.
BERWYN HEIGHTS, MD-5-room brick.
TIE bath garage. fireplace, insulated, oil
play yard fruit trees, I shrubbery. htb fi fiowers
ss1o Edmonston s ave. 'f0" n's'' 0!'
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SUBURBAN sAlE-MARyLANp.

HYATTsvILLE HILLS, Md.-ThiS lovely
white brick home Is arranged to bring in
good income from tenants, In sddition TO
fne Lying quarters; basement apt, rents
lst door has large living rm. with open
fireplace dining rIn., modern kitchen with
Bath, rents o fof SEQ mo. mos lsrse lSnen maste1 nG
bedrm. now used BY owner; baths.
electric ranges. 2 refrigerators; full base
ment, steel beams and girders; new heat
ing system: hardwood floors and trim; in
sulated in roof; lovely side porch beau
tifully handicapped lawn and garden with
many plants and shrubs Price. only
$l3,950. Income exceeds monthly pay
ments; INCLUDING taxes and interest. ROB
more blvd, Hyattsville, Nd, near Hot
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLoRED-239 Elm St. n.w.-6 rooms
sazLffY Rals 1898 &c. taFp' ao FS sFF5ansed DICKSON
cOLOREDSi3os Rhode Island ave. NV
arSSSms' S thwh oil eaths Prize Spy
eoIoREB-lss5 eS9sSi Eb 1eSa 1ss st. ne-vseannt: t.
s1ss ,SS shARkR. SRA awnsH ns1sf' fR St
rame rms and bah needs Tepsifins
KsAEy Seoo0 co 1925 isa%i No1th
daced. s54s Warder St. NV s larse
GAUSS. 4i GE. AtaHs iiae. immaculate possession
csoLoREDM,,kearney st; near 18th ne
CoLoRED-11s5 sth st. nw-Fine brick
Sea III Dqse Ias6S
Sn, 5jas as Ab 4sse .1,n st, n~ a., ma
acre wooded lot chicken house, berr,
and church $3.50. Phone sH. 1906, To-
perfect condition; oil heat Ma OILS. -
trally located in Sc Groom brick house,
bath ,s heat gas, elec; 1878 down, balance
sl2 6 st. n.e-Attractive Groom corner
pr prick with bnilt-in porches and full
SSaaseenment, % enn baths elec. and oil heat;
house 1se5 wB Eye bs, St s. sroSm es,ek
hess fuIl basement @ tS and nd ysrd. ard H0'"A'e'
heat ash toies ss75 doTS SSms
1s o.ss It sYas NTH ssns or OH qsssmsp. Sss s.:
s15u North Nor Capitol fA ST. tafff 81. 4ss4. open So
f'.Ail.
ICOLORED-3215 Ga. ave and 65I Keefer
pl nv A complete corner home of g
IS purchased on terms "A. B. ToRRE
tIG REALJY Lb9o CO., 1925 North Capitol ST.,
C0LORED-Near Lincoln road and R. r
large rooms; oil heat, garaee full cellar;
Tpeection call MR.. DICKENS. DE. 53s2,
COLORED-.splendid Investment near Park
and r aps M5Foet deep Af5anssa ots sa95o 81 i0ur
13Ib snd rsqd 3sm ptTopertes' pr baths near
NV; arranged as > apts; priced to sell
rms. bath; Lamont st. NV
Colonial home near Howard University;
REAfTX s. i5y- co. Toll You St. St. NV Nj $3.50,
CoLORED-Park Road Housing Co, 1896
Brookland = Never shown before - A
Splendid detached home, possessing all
hrst quality conveniences and utilities
porches' large inclosed yard trees, flow
$500 down; home and investment: 8
rms ms h.w h, bath, English basement. near
tShode Island n.w-l0 r, b.. h-wh
garage. suitable for dormitory; $1,000
cash.
,, Upper 11th st-Fins residential sec
ems , baths. oil heat. apt in basement;
Upper 18th ST. fine brick homes. 6
ana rooms, : baths, oil heat. full base
ment' front and rear entrances, porches.
orlck OF fine texture and color wide halls
easy access; 95 #. from TRANSPORTATION;
exclusive ne, section; $4,000 down
Four hne apt, units, light colored
hrIcks PR Ks ami: close to streetcar; good
6ounit apt, building; unusual Investment
ofpportunity, large rooms, tile baths, clean
S23500; $4,000 down: off lSth st. NV NV
q 81. ne-6 r. INV h. tile bath; pos
session under rent law. $1,000 down.
detached :-sttory brick, 8 rooms, tile bath.
shower bead. hardwood floors iinoieum
kltchen floor. gas range, 3 porcheS yard
nrick garage possession now; price SS :
800 DE l2l0. FIR. 47B5
COLORED-For sale-Near 10th and n
stS. S.e.-Sroom brick. bath, h. VIII;
price, $1,000; terms
Near 1lth and Fairmont SITS. n.w.-e
rooms reeeption hall, bath, h.-wh.; ga
$1,000. j. H GREENE REALTY ri'1T Co 'aIn, 1ib
Florlda ave. NV. NO 6l46
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST CoLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area; l-family detached homes on 5000
50 ieet OF land or more New. modern.
-Four blocks of the District line on
Shefin rd ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO. 300 Addison
Chapel I'd. Fairmont Heights, Nd HI
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lCOLORED-3215 Ga. ave. and 651 Keefer
pl NV. A complete corner home of 8
rms. and bath. and a one-story store max
Ing an ideal investment and home: can
REALJY RG LJYo CO.. 1925 North Capitol St,
COLORED-Near Lincoln road and R. T
large rooms, oil heat, garage, full cellar;
8ood condition; for price, terms and In
ypectf9n 90 call MR.. DICKENS. DE. 1889,
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COLORED-splendidi investment near Park
place, and Warder; Arranged as four l
AND rm. apts; deep lots S9,25o
18th and Girard sts NV.
6-rm., 2-story Colonial brick; Irving ST.
NV; arranged as > apts.; priced to sell
. rms, bath Lamont st. NV
Unusua buy-Beautiful T-rm. modern
Colonial home near Howard University;
substantial cash required EQUITABLE
REALTY co, 10l1 You st. NV, MI. 20sO,
IRA 1867 -
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OPEN TODAY, l-6-ls4l E St n.e-Own-
er must sell this. unusual Colonial brick, ar
ranged for > families; lovely rms, ,
condition. conveniently situated, near ev-
prything live IN one apt rent the other.
priced exceptionally low for only $3.50,
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IMMEDIATE PUSSENSION-i1l7 DRUM
mond ave, Md-Detached 10 rooms, 4
baths, 2-car garage: $4,000
1903 10th st. n .w-Detached, 10 rooms
: baths, 2-Car garage; $4,000. INTER-
NATIONAL BANK, DT OS64
CLOSE TO WATER FRONT on 9Th st. "
2-story, 6-room brick, hot-water heat has
possession from owner; price S6,a50
2244 Shannon pl Sc, modern 2-Story, g.
room brick house, built-n garage front
and rear porcheS possession: price, $500
lloyd R TURNER. 600 ILh ST S W
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SILVER HILL, MD.-Beautiful modern 5.
rm. and bath bungalow with space in attic
d11 for extra rooms room fireplace tull basement
hlrg large space foor. garden; mi, to D. c
Brsdbury Park. Md; modern 7-rm. ant
bath home; bedrooms, full basement; OF
air;cond. heat, tiled bath with shower
bldgs.; good bus service SG.950. Terms
Parkland. Md, 5-rm. and bath bunga-
low; low .slv,ns oil h eiee range and retg
Clinton. Nd: 5-rm, and bath bungalow
arse SPACIOUS sss 4sns rooms sna o
ground on highway. No. 5; 2-car garage
beautiful lawn and shrubbery. $500
Near Clinton, Md: Arm. and bath bun.
galow; large attic, full basement: s acres
Of ground, chicken house. S4.250. $3.50
suitland. Md; Arm. and bath buns allow
ance al oat and sfs se lot dis
Forestvle ST ' Ma pass modern aGS s.rm lelms bath
Basement: large. front porch: coal NV
trees BUS Service 0OSS $500. 0eeHsns Terms shaoe
Clinton, Md; 5-rm. and bath bungalow
trees, chicken house: $4,000. $500 down down
Over 4 acres: lust over p. c. line; large
rees oSes hSas setting with haa
with "a acre. S6.SO0. Terms
Near Forestville, Md: modern 7-rm.. u
bath brick home, 2 yrs. old fireplace, full
service. $4,000.
Seat Pleasant Md; modern 5-rm and
heat. gas range, city water and sewer: 4
lots with house; shade: bus service. So, 500
$3.50 down.
Near Forestvil!e. Md: 10 acres on State
highway with 6-rm. and bath home; beau.
tiful lawn and shade: large tobacco barn
10,000. Terms,
Temple Hills Md; 8 rms. and bath: {
bedrooms; full basement, recreation rm
oil h.-w. heat. large lot with space fol
shade trees in front yard. $3.50. Terms
Near Suitland. Md: Arm. and bath bun,
Ealow;. electric range; over "a acre O.
Terms. DEWEY u. FREEMAN. silver Hill
Nd. Spruce 0767.
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Near Soldiers Home-Vacant; 2O-ft
Colonial brick, large rooms, bath, h W h g.,
full basement and garage modern, kitchen.
e!ec., refrigerator, etc. Priced exception
allv low for quick sale Inspect at once
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Reallor sos N.
Cap,toI MA GT3u
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MaYNOR'S BARGAINS - Dutch Colonial.
2s45 Myrtle ave ne. now ready for occu-
floors. chestnut trims; ideal location
Bareain at SS,250; terms: Open Sunday,
= y m; other days, appointment.
@92S YoSt pl. ne-Lotely 5-rm. bunga-
low. oak floors, fine location; bargain at
S6,200 Open Sunday, , pm. H. c.
MAYNOR & CO, 2314 R. l. ave. ne
NO i33S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-02
P. 7. A. CONSIDERS
POST WAR PLANS

Post war plans for enlargement OF
Prospect School was the subject for
discussion by members OF the Pros
pect Parent Teachers Association
and four OF the school board men,
bers at a special meeting Wednes-
day evening at Prospect School.
Among the numerous problems in
volved in the undertaking was
whether 1t would be advisable TO
merely add more class rooms TO the
building now full 10 overflowing,
or to include a more rounded pro-
gram with more class rooms, a gym
nasium and perhaps recreation hall.
The P.T.A. group favored the more
extensive plans.
The discussion was led by Carl
Short. scoutmaster of the Prospect
Boy Scout troop Board members
present were Superintendent En-
est Chapelle. Wesley Dawson, lie.
roy Bush and Elmer Peters.
Mrs. Harry Skillman presided az
the brief business meeting. when
plans were made for the next meet
ing March l6 when they will have
a kitchen shower for the school.
Each one is 20 bring a new white
cup and saucer.
After the meeting. refreshments
were served by mothers of children
from the room OF Miss Olive Adams.
principal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-02
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY


Teachers Credit Union Charles McKenny Hail. Faculty Mems
Lounge Z p. m.
Boy Round Table Charles MKenny Hall
Training Course, Charles McKenny Hall. 1880.
Queen City Hive OF Macabees 1880 regular meeting fol-
lowed by cards GA r. Hall.
Guild Congregational Church, O'Clock, with Mrs.
Mrs Marshal Sndecor will show motion pic
o Chinese Cooperatiyes
Presbyterian Womens Union o'clock with Mrs
Harry Losey annual election OF officers.
circle Dorcas Society OF Lutheran Church 1870 with
Mrs Lillian Root
Ypant Commandery number Knights Templar,
clave order Red Cross, $780, Masonic Temple lodge
Child Study Club will observe its tenth anniversary
o'clock in Gilbert House Charter members past presidents
and Prospect School teachers will be- Miss Ruth
Barnes, speaker; special music.
B b Club. o'clock, with William Waters
Unit Mothers Service. 1880 Carver Com
munity Center
Lutheran Patterson Fellowship refreshments
in Sunday School OF church.
Girl four o'clock Woodruff 2 O'Clock
Woodruff
Queen City Lodge Pythias party X. P
Hail.
FRIDAY
Westco Workers class OF Baptist Church business meeting and
party at home OF Mrs. John ok
Thrift Shop board meeting luncheon
ing 1890 home Mrs. George
Carpenter Women Relief business sup
per $50, GAR Hall
Ypsilanu Masonic Association. o'clock Masonic Temple
Girl Scouts: troop two 4 o'clock, Methodist Church.
lpsilanu Lodge number 548 LooF o'clock odd Fellow
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-02
PYTHIAN SISTERS PLAN
BUNCO WHIST PARTY

Final plans were made and com
mittees were appointed for a mys-
terry auction and bunco whist party,
joint with the Knights OF Pythias.
at Wednesday evenings meeting OF
Huron Temple number sc Pythian
Sisters. An invitation was accepted
to join with the Knights for a dance
at X. p. Hall. Monday night.
The committees 20 arrange for
the bunco whist party with the
Knights, Mar 30 at the hall are
Mrs. Clarence Sanderson, Mrs.
George Anderson, Mrs. James
Beach, entertainment; Mrs. Oscar
Hermanson, Mrs. Buell. Kellogg,
Mrs. Leonard Julien and Mrs. Ger
aid Ehle, refreshments.
Announcement was made OF the
benefit card party. sponsored by
the officers, to be at the hall Mar.
%.
Preceding the meeting, Girl Scout
troop one. which is sponsored by
the Pythian Sisters. were guests for
a cooperative dinner, which was fol-
lowed by brief program presented
by the girls. They conducted the
flag salute then Joined in singing
Girl Scout songs, and games for all
we're played.
Those serving on the dinner COM
mittee we're Mrs. Gerald Ehle, Mrs.
Paul Bushong, and Mrs. Harold
Tedder.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-02
Junior Red Cross TO
Receive Instruction

Junior Red Cross representative
from the Spencer. Foster, Ross and
Simmonds schools at Willow Run,
and a Senior Red Cross advisor
will go with Mrs. Charles Hill, who
is in charge OF Red Cross activities
in the Willow Run Schools, to An
CELL Hall. Ann Arbor, next Monday
night. where they will receive in
structions for the monthly Red
Cross drive as well as the special
drive which opens at Willow Run
March 5.
In the Willow Run Schools two
members from each room in the
schools have been meeting regular
ly to make things which are need
ed by hospitals such as scrap
books, library cards and napkins
for ST. Patrick's Day. To repre-.
sent the Junior Red Cross in the
entire area two representative
from each group in the schools
are selected.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-02
Casualties

Washington, Mar. 2-INS-Thir-
ty-nine casualties OF the L. S. Nav
al Forces Navy. Marine Corps. and
Coast Guard) were announced by
the Navy Department today.
The list includes three Michi-
gan men. They are:
Jean, Albert b., seaman, second
class, Naval Reserve. Dead. Moth
er, Mrs. Minnie Johnson, Caseville.
Magas, Alfred Erwin, lieutenant,
junior grade, L. 5. Naval reserve.
Dead previously reported missing
on report of naval casualties for
February 81, 194D. Parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Magas, 100 Labelle
Ave, Highland Park.
Sackrider, William Thomas, En-
sign, l.. 5. Naval Reserve. Miss
ing. Parents. Mr.. and MIS-. Char
les Sackrider, 1875 Woodville Rd.,
Jackson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-02
REBEKAHS DONATE TO
AMERICAN RED CROSS

Two petitions for membership
were received at the meeting OF
Washtenaw Rebekahs. Wednesday
evening, Il was voted 10 give $40
TO the Red Cross and announce
ments OF coming events we're made
The meeting was opened by the
noble grand. Mrs. Clarence South
ward with the pledge OF allegiance
TO the flag and a moment Of silent
prayer for peace and for the boys in
service.
Visitors introduced were Mrs.
Rachel Powers. YOnkers. y. Y. and
Mrs. William Vroman. Alpena. OF
the two petitions for membership,
one was by transfer and one for
initiation. The candidates will take
their degrees at the district meeting
to be in Lambertville, Apr. 81.
The lodge voted 10 help the
Huron Navy Mothers Club in max
ing surgical dressings. the first
meeting TO be Friday afternoon al
the home OF Mrs. Christopher Mil
Ter. All who can, were urged 10 at
tend.
Mrs. Jay Cazier. chairman, an.
nounced a bake sale for Mar. 10.
Mrs. B. ]. Parker announced that
the blood donor unit will be at the
Methodist Church. Mar. :. Mrs Jud-
son King announced that the Past
Noble Grands anniversary dinner
and entertainment will be next
Wednesday night Two contribu-
tions were made 10 the birthday
barrel.
The committee appointed for Past
Noble Grands Night and the birth
day party for all who have had
birthdays during the past three
months. is Mrs. Donald Lowell. Mrs.
Earl Hawks. Mrs. Fred Chaplin. Mrs.
Lillian Lotto, Mrs. Lloyd Barnes.
Mrs. Earl Packard, and Mrs. Fred
Katon.
Defense stamps we're sold before
and after the meeting. At the close
OF the meeting the two months com.
mittee sold a cake. and gifts were
exchanged among the capsule sis
tiers. Mrs. Charles DeLano was re- /
ported i'll and in Boyer Hospital.
Before the opening of the meet
ing, Charles Hill, a representative /
from the Red Cross gave a talk on /
Red Cross work and stressed the
much needed help OF nursing and
blood donors
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-02
THE Willow RUN News
Housing Provided For
Training Course Men

AS an aid n providing conven-
lent housing facilities for men TAX
ing the Chevrolet training course
the facilities at Willow Lodge have
been opened TO them the week they
are stationed at ths-Willow Run
Airport.
The men who are trained at the
Training School on Jefferson St,
Detroit, are given four weeks train
ing on airplane engines and then
stationed at the air base their fifth
week OF training. There are about
six men stationed there each week
during the course. who will use
the housing facilities at Willow
Lodge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-02
MISS FERGUSON WED
TO CHARLES HEMLEPP

Miss Winnie Ferguson, Hunting
ton. W. Va, and Charles s. Hem
lepp, of the L. s. Marines just re-
turned from ten months station in
Samoa. Ashland. Ky. we're united
in marriage by Rev. Raymon Bair
at 2 o'clock, Feb. Of. in the spac-
ious living room OF the Stobie resi-
dence on Normal st. The ceremony
took place before the bay window,
which was banked with ferns and
pink gladioli.
Miss Lydia Wegner. Alpena, was
the maid OF honor and Taulbee
Bays, Adrian, Mich, served as best
man.
The bride wore a handsome WOW
en- suit OF powder blue, with brown
accessories. with a corsage OF
sweetheart rosebads and baby's
breath. The maid OF honor vas
gowned in jonquil velvet with a
cor5age OF red rosebuds and baby's
breath.
After the ceremony, Misses Eliza.
beth and Jennie Stobie entertained
the bridal party and guests at re-
ception and two course luncheon.
The bridal table was conferred with
an deliberately decorated three
TERED bridal cake, thanked by white
candelabra. and was set with gleam-
ing crystal. After a short trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Hemlepp will be at home
in their new apartment on S. Wash
ington st.
Guests from out OF town who
came for the wedding were Mrs.
Grant Kettles. Lansing, Misses
Mary and Lucille Chadima, Mde-
head, Ky; Miss Emily Gill. Nash
vile. Tenn. and Miss Martha An
derson, Peru, Ind.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-02
LEAP YEAR PARTY
GIVEN BY B Y CLUB

Yellow narcissi and dafiodils and
yellow and white candles decorated
the dining tables for the B Y Club
dinner dance and leap year party in
the Masonic Temple dining room,
Wednesday evening. Thirty.nine
couples enjoyed the delicious din
ner. and dancing later in Charles
McKenny Hall.
The women made out the pro-
grams. which were in spring colors
OF green and white. the names OF the
feature dances being "Pin Up Boy"
BE a Lion, Not Lamb. Get Your
Man. Engagement" dance and
Blind Date" The music for dane
ing was provided by an orchestra
OF four pieces from Milan.
The committee for the leap year
party was Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Bon
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Munro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Saunders and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gilman will be
chairmen for the April dance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-02
Service Briefs

Lieut.. Max A. Wilcox returned TO
Craig Field, Selma, Ala, to await
further assignments after spending
a ten-day furlough with his mother,
Mrs. Leona Wilcox and family. Mrs.
Max Wilcox will remain here for q
time but will join her husband when
he is given a new assignment.
James c. Gilbert, seaman first
class, who is at the Naval Training
Station at New Orleans. La. has
been off duty few days due to an
injured hand.
Petty officer third class. Henry
Polzin. USN, who left San Francis
co, Cal, Feb. rs. has arrived in Ypsi-
lanti.
Peter Paul Estermeyer, Jr.,. came
April / on a furlough. from Aber-
deem. Maryland. Proving Grounds.
after four months training. He will
leave about March 10.
Vaughan and Lawrence Koppin.
U.S.N.R., who have been attending
the University OF Michigan as part
OF the Navy Viz unit, are spending
few days leave with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Koppin, be-
fore being transferred to other. sta,
tons.
On Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Fox entertained the Koppin
family at dinner in Charles McKen-
ny Hall. Tuesday evening, Vaughan
and Lawrence were guests OF honor
at a dinner in Starkweather Hall,
given by the Christian Youth Eel
lowship OF the Baptist and Congre-
gational Churches.
Vaughan Is being sent to Column
bia University for his midshipman
training and Lawrence is being
transferred TO Iowa State College at
Ames, Iowa.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-02
EAST INDIES, RED
GROSS DISCUSSED

Members OF the Woman's Study
Club heard discussion OF two inter
ssting subjects Wednesday.
After the regular business meet
ing OF the club, Mrs. Flora Burgess
read a paper that had been written
by Mrs. Albert Holstead. The sub
ject was The East Indies"
Mrs. Holstead covered the geo
graphic composition OF the Islands
OF the East Indies. products, and
people. II Is a rich group OF islands,
fertile in soil and abundant in min
erals, coal and rubber.
Following the paper, Mrs. Charles
Hill gave a splendid discussion on
The work OF the American Red
Cross. Mrs. Hill outlined the yari-
Gus departments OF the Red Cross
and told OF their functions in war
and in peace.
Work done by the local Junior
Red Cross units was especially COW
cred. At Christmas time the Junior
Red Cross brought happiness and
color to boys at Willow Run Hos
pital Mrs. Hill had with her "the
markings" OF a St. Patrick party
that the children OF Spencer School
had taken on as a school project.
She showed tray-covers. napkins.
hats, nut cups, cards and note pads
that the children had made. The
children OF the first and second
grades OF the Roosevelt School had
knitted an afghan for the soldiers
in the hospital.
The work OF the departments o.
home nursing. production, nurse en-
listment. canteel service, nlood do
nor units. home service and foreign
service. was described.
we know that every dollar we
can give 70 the American Red Cross
Is urgently needed and wisely spent.
In these wartime days. how CRATE
ful We are that the American Red
Cross can serve our boys In hos
pitfalls. camps. on the front, and in
prisons OF war" she said
In the morning, some OF the mem
bers OF the club worked at surgical
dressings az WEIGH Hall and ST.
1.uke's Parish House.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-02
Quadruplets Born to
Former WAAF Member

London. Mar. 2-DNS-Alr Eng.
land awaited with interest today
further reports on the condition OF
two boys and two girls born Sunday
to a pretty English girl and an
American soldier.
One of the boys in the quadruple
birth was reported in a weakened
condition in the maternity home
at Heanor, Derbyshire. where %.
year-old Nora Carpenters four ba-
bies we're born.
The mother, described as a for
mer member OF the WAAF, was
quoted as denying a BBC report
that she was married.
Authorities in London revealed
they were making an Investigation
and pending its completion would
not disclose the fathers name.