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REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont

-R "a sdg OF ,he better kind work done
enthusiasm and customer consideration, let
me do your work; I'll do the job and do II
hard-iuck stories and trouble all too often
blamed on the war. Eficiency is as
sssns, s ssfi M Hs' M * Hs CO.
PAINTiNG. pApERING and plastering,
white mechs.; prompt service. CHI s4ss.
PAPERING, painting: frst-class workman.
ship ship work done Immediately. Call Mr..
PAPERiNG0My free estimate and samples
vii save you money MI Ssle. 15'
PAPERHANGING. pAINTING, special low
e erfes spi foT NSysm ss5s work guaranteed
& ss,. 2; III r.;
PLASTER, BRICK. cement, fagstone work.
Eaterproodng; no job too small. Telephone
fEAsTERrSS5G d BONE ENR By whit. mechanics.
No Job too small Telephone NO. 1851.
RADIOS of any kind, guaranteed work;
24,hour service. 1414 14th st. NV. Ho.
RADIOS RADIO, REPAIRED in your home if pos
RADIO ,REPAiRsWsmali radios repaired.
record department. The HEccHT CO.
RADIO trouble! Ere. est. wor. guar.
mos. Honest prices. .MID-crTY RADIo
SHOE; 81 Pm; Friday and Saturday.
REFRfGERAToRs repaired and serviced
On On, all makes; guaranteed work. CO. 491o.
REFRISsEEEAroE Repair Specialists; S so5E
! ROOFING; timing; psinting' guttsEIhs.
E EooE IL IEA flss' I su.r.n,.. to stop an,
p pes Nm RE- iat s4s Gag or
ROOF REPAIRs-Roof coating, painting.
sMg tM sp pss prompt service. COLE
ROOF REPAiRING: prompt service; FIRE.
estimates; Stag, slate, competition, TILE.
sasi sHsssF' k6EaN fS5eas co.
60 4s51, DI; ol22.
Parts and suDpliss for al m.ehines. Sew;
sHWNG MAcHIN is REPXrRs-w. inspect,
Oh "a and adjust any make machine, soc.
snass parts Hsm 1eI al make
THE tn o PAlA Is ROYAL sso6 sewing machines.
perts; guaranteed. MR. PRENTICE Ii.
5I53. 6733 Eastern ave. Takoma Park,
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS, all makes.
2220 18th st NV AID. COLL del2s
WASHING MACHINES repaired Norge.
Apex. Maytag, ABC, Kenmore, GE, West
inghot Sc, Thor. 1900 Easy; 24-hour service
COLUMBIA REPAIR AND SERVICE, 1921
l4th st. NV. AID. 3025.
WASHING MACHINES-Repairs on any
make: estimates free. CAPITOL WASHER
& APPLIANCE SHOP. $40 upshur st. NV.
ia 3039
siding, carpentry. 711S Varnum St, Lam
dover Hills. Nd Hyattsville 1858
USED CAMERAS bought ana sold. Full
LER e. d'ALBERT. INC. s15 10th st. NV.
National 47l2
ALEXANDRIA CITY window cleaning serv-
ice. Floors washed and waved. walls
cleaned Alexandria 1921. IA.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

REPAIRS AND SERVICES.
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly: factory trained mechanics
co 5RfuF sond sds
lens to Miss Ross. REPAIRs. NC. RE
ALARM CLOCKS. watches repaired. / to /,
days. BERT GABBARD CO, 223 Colora dc
sas I'M snd ss Fans fixtures
and repaired: wiring 10, iisht md possr wei.
~ VIE 100 i@ iF st toe srs sSo the
APPLIANCES. washing machines. All makes
repaired, Also Bendlx and all automatic
A nsffi KErA III PEI electric ron,
coasters. percolators; base plugs installed:
~ sln. ma oi4s Hs and IA ass So, vi Q st
arc WELDING sPIa1s s sepaired irons
aMSSs fns sna aon SsrS aSM sGTD *
sIS canyas repairing our specially
We service only Bendix---no other make.
Immediate attention. Guarantsed work
BY ss5d, Over $4,000 Wh
service q. J By us. soLoN SERVICE. De
snd 1sgsss: si r., s eh
WA 1922 or LU 1910 IT.
BRING that ailing clock to 1913 18th st.
eAsfESTfR1Ns brick work 1ts0
ing, painting plastering, plumbing; heat
dnrns NeV c HGrf s4ss
CARPENTRY, storm sash storm doors any
kind Of repairs: cement and painting. SH.
CLEANING--Rugs and upholstered furni-
ONCE; new dry-suds method, moth pro-
cfEAN TonR FL eE or By oN ss
method for greater results; all types; So.
cLEANiNG OF RUGS and upholstered
furniture by new and revolutionary process;
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your our, own hon home, Can for sstimates.
DOOR CLOsERs and checks repaired. ali
makes; 24-hour service; as near you as
your phone. Call GIL. 1921 for service.
CONTRACTING. house wiring.
repair, maintenance: plugs installed. 81 so
g AZ so Installed a. syoe.
q slsS1rical EsRsiss made s;r, CAN no. 75s1
EIEc CO. $500 as ave RA. sssi. "N
placed. Soc each: S. min. ehEe.: closet
PARIS s5ts. koEHIER WASHER SERVICE, e sa'
floor SANDING. PARK ROAD nous
GENERAL C0NTRAcTiNG. building re-.
pairs. and remodeling. all types, by expert
CoN I'll Aeel4s &C. sst
painting and paper hanging: screening and
storm sash; don't delay that repair Job any
US q call Chestnut 6S4S
DECORATING CO. offers one
Gay service. Houses painted or papered.
gil e espei. .. ls
on electric controls, motors ARGENT
BROS:: CHI S4S4.. NIGHTS. GIL O697, 49,
PAINTING, interior and exterior; roof
coating; Sherwin- Williams paints used.
Call after 2 p.m. SANFORD, TR. s423.
PAINTING. papering, plastering; 1st-ciass
ton. Call Ia. 1889.
PAMTING. interior. exterior; immediate
service; guaranteed yorkmanship. FOR free
estimate, call WILLIAMS, RIA. 1919. 10s
kAlNTING. interior, exterior; paperhsng-
me, roof repairs. HULAH. no 1920.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, experienced. wants days
work for Mondays, Thursdays and Satur-
days. or work from 6 pm. to 10. Elk
GIRL wishes silk washes to do at home.
4 to $50 pm Ia
MAID, colored, wishes gh.w; live in nice
basement room: salary, S26 week; Al
refs. Don't call unless willing to pay
salary. Elk. O526.
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PERSONAL

WATCH REPAIRING, to days service;
anteed ELDCTRicAL CENTER & GIFT
MART, B14 10th ST.. between E and SITS.
FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
match your. coat, from fur pieces we
match any fur; restyling, blocking, trim
ming. VOGUE, 1898 18th st. NV. Open eve.
49,
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
meet and strangers feel at home. For In.
formatios phone, 7.1o Pm. FR. o39o
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

STENOGRAPHERS, essential, S45 vk
stem, law, $45; stenog., Catholic, $50 wk.
stenog. for DELEGATION. 9 days only, $40;
stenog.. good beg. Dr's. ONCE, S35 wk.;
bookkeepers ls!, $50 wk., fun charge; tele-
type oper:, under 35, perm. $40 wk.: lab
tech, radio. exper., 81 800; card punch
$35 wk.; craftsman %, $4,000 yr. New
openings every few minutes. For better
positions register at BOYDS SERVICE,
1888 st. topp. Capitol Theater). Nat
233S Eat 81 wears
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretariaI classes
now forming. Besinners' and refresher
comptometer, all secretariai subjects Est
u yrs. Accredited. Inquire now MA
233S, BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. tOpp.
CAPITOL TheaterD
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Congressional Airport. Phone
GIRLS WOMEN-Be a practical nurse Big
oemand-high wages High school not
necessary. Easy to learn in spare time.
Ages lS TO 80. War demands have caused
big shortage. Prepare now for this inter
esting. profitable and patriotic work Write
Tor FREE Information. WAYNE SCHOOL
OF PRACTICAL NURSING. Box 299-R
Star Ios ~
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WAKEHOUSEMAN, By building material
a ana electrical appliance distributor. Ex-
ceilent opportunity for advancement. Ap-
Similar ne .'' and i POSITION ss0s sas re-. in
spo a1is one 1t will be Of advantage to the
In applying give experience for the past
several years family commitments. desired
starting salary and length Of residence in
st1e9 All Our Isp asn o viii be
R.piy to Box saass-R.l s tan. advertisement
SERVICE MANAGER, radio and appliances.
wishes to employ as Of January ap ist With
s sfsnIIt familiar with the radio and
also consider those who may be individually
familiar in either radio or electrical ap-
:. Al applicant for the radio service must b.
Psr. for counter sale and
f'nss1s oe'' Els @als
include 81 he repair a 81
IN nsems .nd sS.tdn t
:sseTsi years. family eommitnents d.s Rasi
held strictly confidential. Our own ors a T.
fsHn to Box sx. 4eoR s sal1
SALESMAN, electrical appliances. Prom :
wishes to interview men for sales positions.
Previous experiences In these lines is not
experience is absolutely necessary. These
positions will be available as Of January
-, A very lucrative future is ahead for
those men selected either for the District
trade or IN the Virginia territory. large
n ndnis, OF important major appliances and
the salesman's amount Of progress will be
measured entirely BY his ahility and the
selling radio and electric appliances and
have what it takes, then by all means
!, answer this advertisement
several years, family commitments. desired
: starting salary and length of residence in
held strictly confidential. Our cwn organi-
zation is aware of this advertisement.
Reply to Box 399-R, Star
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girl with refs. considered; work With AL
Christian cook: private, sunny room: small
family On Rockville pike. excel. salary.
COOK, ALSO MAID, in small private hos.
piltsl. Applx. II willing TO take responsi-
eWsy "a ytH1nG e work tor adyance4snt.
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GROCERIES, meats, NV, mixed trade;
business, $1,000 weekly: rent, $50 month:
equipment. fixtures and stock worth asking
price of So. 500: terms
DelicatesSen store. n. W. section: business.
$500 weekly: rent. $50: price $4,000.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF, Ma. a3S9. RA. 6527.
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and decorative accessories. Apply before
II am, BERTRAM sHRIERr LTD. 1147
sxLEsWooMAN for full or part time EN-.
ployment, experience not necessary. Apply
smR BRD 9h o sss At. ass 0Sr LANssuRdH
sALESwOMAN, better women's apparel
full time: permanent opening for hieh-type
inrs.. pleasant surroundinss; liberal dis
MEN SHOP. 1919 st. NV.
SALESWOMEN. selling helpers, sales check
writer's, full or ,, part time no sxpsriens,
once. 9th floor, WooDwARD d LoTHRoP
Snps full ONCE. time S do s1t ns
szEEswoME a;iss .9psris sI Nv, ONLY, coat.
sas suits jossp ss'ef'' HARRIS ;isaE CO. See , NJ
SssisTy saa hsndSsss: $50 week . ssiin.
sALEsWoMEN to sell lingerie sa nS GOOD start
u 's;;; Al'3E 4 " 'i;.ss.
er part time until Christmas. oppertunitis.
Is aoobs e eo isi4 e. na
s soansl S once sns oo At r HaE
acknowledgements Ii v XII position. for
dependable women. GARFINCKEL'S, =
st. at 14th.
sALEsWOhdEN-Lan 9TH. 9Th ana
IS Year: 81 sss for iai or =? psr. TINE em
pigment. Please call on MRS. PRATT.
for working hours to suit your convenience
SEAMsTREssEs wanted, white or colored,
go0d pay; no experience necessary. EAGLE
SEAMsTREssEs -One Of wsshinston's
very best mems clothing stores has several
openings for experienced seamstresses to
work on mems clothing; steady work: 40
hour week: union wages: permanent posi-
tons in modern. daylight shop. See MI.
zetfn, LEWIS d THOS. SALTz, 14O9 q
sICnETARY. permanent position in small.
private once, centrally located unlimited
opportunity; requirements, ambition. tele-
phone persoHality, pleasing manner; pre-
phcns nnmhsrs; Box 6-K; star.
troHer's once for An intelligent person.
9oHAlME1NcKMs r g. q 18th.
nuS ,a ssr .sss sssssitsns =. q. sSsa
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
What They're Whispering in Gotham

porter will tell you that. while you
can cover fire on a sub-zero day
with your feet on a desk in Po-
lice Headquarters, the only way
to get a picture OF the fire Is to
put on your mittens and hustle out
and join the firemen.
am informed by an authority on
a musician Is as hazardous as be-
ing an athlete. For just as ath-
letes are prone to sprains and
bruises and at the mercy OF diet
and weather, so do the boys in the
bands suffer from sundry minor ills.
Cornet players, for instance, are
afflicted with chapped lips, bass
players develop blisters on over
exercised fingers, violinists fire.
quently suffer from swelling neck
glands, and oboe players get head
aches continually. You've heard
the phrase Crazy as an oboe play
err" haven't you?
keep hearing about the desper-
ate laundry situation, but | keep
getting charming little notes in the
mail, begging me to just try-try-
try, Simplee d; ldee Washee
Service. | don't get I.
Those who have the notion that
June Havoc was the weak sister
in the Hoyick outfit might recall
(or he reminded) that June was
a baby star once upon time and
older sister Louise Gypsy Rose
Lee> was just somebody In the
aCt".
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
THEY SA Y

Kansas City-William Green,
president of the American Fedora
tion OF Labor: Labor conscription
would not add single bullet to the
national war production total
Algiers Admiral Frank J. Low
ry commander OF the Eighth Ann
phib.ous Force: When an expedi-
tion is well planned, you usually
have luck
Washington-P. o. Wilson of the
National Livestock Producers As
soCiation predicts; within SO days
this country will be practically on
famine basis with respect 10 the
supply OF beef. BY the end OF 90
days. the pork supply will have
shifted from feast 10 a famine
basis"
San Francisco.Henry Wallace.
Vice President. predicts President
Roosevelt will run for a fourth
term: There is no doubt in my
mind the President will run. Per.
haps there is doubt in his mind
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

HOLTYWOOD-UP-A superior
court jury began deliberations
Tuesday on whether Harry School
er. 25-year-old originator OF swing
Shift dances. attacked 17-year-old
Patricia Ann Frey or whether she
was a victim OF his own kindness.
Schooler's attorney. Hal Hughes,
said the defendant. who makes $50
a week IN daytime as toolmaker
and crosses fore than $4,000 week
at night with his nlght clubs, dance
halls and restaurants. had lots OF
money and supported Miss Frey for
a time because money didn't mean
anything 10 him.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
QUARANTINE STAYS SAILOR

GOLDEN CITY. Mo.-UP-When
Ross Wadlow arrived here recent.
ly from Farragut. Ida. for a FIR.
Tough, he didn't expect his allotted
time TO be extended aud as a
matter Of fact-neither did the ma
val authorities. When WadioN ;
wife became III with scarlet fever.
she was quarantined for three
weeks and-so was Wadlow
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
TodaY's Horoscope

Both the strongest and the
weakest physically are born In
this month. All have great possi-
bilities. which In some attain high
spiritual order. II you are
celebrating a birthday today you
should study yourself and find
your inclinations; then practice
and apply yourself to them faith
fully You are loyal TO your
friends and constant in your love.
In this next year. despite exIaor-
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
MEAT SHORTAGE IMPENDs

NEW YORK-INS- Livestock
men see big drop in cattle. Repre-
sentatives OF the industry say the
number OF feeders has dropped
from 25 to 30 per cent. The slump
was forecast last fall Spokesman
for the National Livestock Market.
ing Association said the armed
forces would be short OF meat by
summer.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
BY Dorothy kIlaalIen


No name necessary of course,
but | Just heard of a War Bond
salesman who struck bonanza.
He made the rounds of the gambl-
ing houses, in the metropolitan
area (yes. Miss Twidget. there still
are such things!J and lassoed the
winners for thousands of the Treas
ury Departments little three-bucks-
will-payyou-foure Have you
seen the Higher and Higher" bill
boards where adoring fans have
decapitated their frankie Boy?
And have you seen the movie and
experienced the terrific battle of
pro and con noises in the audi
efce? It's a better show than the
picture.. e. I'm curious to see Mar
lene Dietrich Cor anyone, for that
natter in musical version OF
Rain. can Just hear the Rev
erend Davidson singing a dtty
called You Look Good to Me.
b by, and That's Bad"
hear that when Ina Ray Hutton,
the blond 'ombshell, developed a
nervous twitch in her eye during
her last engagement at the Strand
Theater, il was discovered that
she was all'rgic to certain colors.
Yellow is the chief offender, So
before her nett engagement there.
which starts in a few days, the
dressing room and other strategic
areas backstage are being painted
a soft blue, and the electricians
are being instructed. not to make
with the yellow gelatins on the
spotlishts | sympathiZe with Miss
Hutton. The color Orange makes
me twitch. So does Nile green.
So does the shade known as "or.
child" when used in a room, a
dress. notepaper, or. anything. but
Marie Laurencin painting.
hear that no less than three
widows have turned up to claim
royalties on the late ohnny Blacks
song hit. Paper DOLL. The war
really is hitting home now. You
hear everyone talking Indignantly
about the japanese atrocities
taxi drivers, straphangers in buses,
salesgirls in department stores.
counter "Joes" in lunch wagons,
even the dyed-in-the-wool escapists
in night clubs.
The thing like about the Jimmy
Durante.Garry Moore radio show is
that II I'm not laughing at Durante
I'm laughing at Moore, and II I'm
not laughing at either, there's al
ways Georgia Gibbs to listen to.
These are days of great chummi-
ness among the boys with the cam
eras slung over their shoulders.
Tonight's the annual Press Photo
graphers' Ball. and the lads who
spend every other day in the year
trying TO SCOOP each other on fires,
accidents. hon icides, tiger cubs,
beauty parades baby pictures and
shots of Betty CRADLES legs can
be discovered at this moment in
gentlest truce, bending from the
waist. clinking glasses, and muir
muring. After you!"
w hout a question, these lens
snappers are the most colorful
characters in. the field Of journal
ism. not excepting war cores
pondents. copy b US and Broadway
columnists. Theirs Is not a snap
job. either. although you mi"ht
think so when you see them edg-
ing up to shoot Lana Turner's pro
file.
Anyone who has ever been re-
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

lives for us deserve some splendid
reward from us. We owe It TO
them TO clean up the filth and the
hatred and the ignorance that
drove them into such torment.
And We mad better be quick at
our planning. We had better not
begin by saying, But it is an i'm.
possible task"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

They are the same except for the
material added to the powder TO
make it into paste.
Can you make your own tooth
powder?
Yes-one part finely pulverized
table salt, and three parts of bak-
ing soda.
Does chewing gum help or harm
the teeth?
There is no scientific evidence
that the exercise helps the teeth
or stimulates the gums. The sugar
in chewing gum may contribute TO
dental decay.
Should one of the primary or
temporary teeth be removed when
it appears there will not be room
for the permanent set?
Not as a rule. Because the pri-
mary teeth are smaller than the
permanent teeth and their pres
ence stimulates the jaw TO grow
and make room for the permanent
teeth.
What should be done il the (per-
manent) central incisor tooth of
an S-year-old child is broken ac-
cidentally?
Fractured teeth are an indivi-
dual problem. Each case must be
worked out by the dentist himself.
Usually when no protection is
given 10 the fractured tooth the
pulp dies and the tooth may have
TO be removed. Sometimes it is
only necessary for the dentist to
smooth the rough edges of the
tooth.
What should be done about .
wide space between the two front
teeth Of an s. or 9-year-old child?
Usually nothing need be done
because the other permanent teeth
as they appear tend to push the
central teeth together.
What should be done about the
saw-edge on newly erupted incisor
teeth?
When these teeth are in proper
position the pointed cusps begin
10 wear and the normal smooth
edge is left.
Should r-rdy be taken of chill
dren's teeth?
Yes, as often or even more often
than an adults in order TO discover
disease conditions and to follow up
the development Of the tooth germ.
Also x-ray of a child's mouth will
show whether the permanent teeth
are in proper position. X-ray will
also show whether any supernum-
orary teeth are present.
II the primary teeth are poor
will the second ones also be bad?
Not necessarily. The second
teeth are formed when the baby is
born. II the child has an adequate
diet with a proper allowance of
calcium after birth these teeth
should be well formed.
At What age should child start
usinga tooth brush?
AS soon as all the primary teeth
have erupted, which is about two
to two and a half years of age and
the parent will do most of the
brushing for a time. 1t is good
idea to let the child brush its own
teeth, the parent going over them
afterwards. Thus the child is
forming the habit Of regular teeth
brushing while the parent is doing
the actual cleaning.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
W. II. M-We have been using
saccharin for sweetening. | know
it has no nutritionai value, but is
it dangerous to health?
Answer No, it can be taken
In any quantity.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
TEMPT RECRUITS

OSLO-INS - The Norwegian
puppet government under Vidkun
Quisling has become so desperate
for policemen that II has resorted
TO tempting recruits with the prom
Use OF ciga cites, liquor and extra
food ration :.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

NEW YORK ms - German
language newspapers in Riga, the
capital OF Latyia, and Tallinn, Esto-
MAS capital, wtre said Tuesday to
have published a circular" saying
that scorched earth tactics would
be applied to Poland and the Baltic
states.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
CLERGY TAXED

NEW YORK-INS-The puppet
Philippine assembly has imposed
a tax of 2l pesos on professionals.
priests and ministers OF the gos-
pei. according to the Tokyo radio.
the FEC reported The tax on the
clergy was urged TO give them IAN
opportunity to do their part in
supporting the state" Tokyo ex-
planned.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

dinary success in many direc-
tions, do not let your heart rule
your head. Be sure to curb ex-
travagance and avoid excuses.
Born today a child will probably
gain much by inheritance. and be
fortunate In vocational affairs.
He or she should. however. be
taught early the value OF money.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

NEW YORK-lNS-Harry Leon
ard Lin, 10, recognized authority
on Jazz music, was under $1,000 bail
today on FBl charges OF attempting
10 eyade the draft. Lin is accused
OF falling TO return a questionable
sent to him by his draft board in
Chicago.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
One-MInute Test Answers

One-Nfinute Test Answers
1. Soil erosion.
2. Voluntary muscles are con-
trolled by the mind: involuntary
muscles work automatically.
3. Land at for plowing and cul-
tivauon.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09

tissues. etc. on the floor. II Is
not only inconsiderate. but bad
manners. especially in these days
Of shortage OF help.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
Words Of XIaflonn

He that studieth revenge keep
eth his own wounds green. which
otherwise would heal and do we'll.
Bacon.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
Hints ON EtIouette

Help keep the washroom you
share with several other employees
neat; don't throw used cleansing
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
Minute Test


l. What Is the wearing away OF
the earth's surface by rains. foods,
freezing and wind called?
2. What are voluntary and In
voluntary muscles7
3. What is arabic" land7
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-02-09
Half-Forgotten Days
TweutYYears Ago

Ewenty[Years- Ago---
Normal College assembly hour devoted memorial for
the late President Woodrow Wilson Dr. " s Piman and
President Charles McKenny speakers
Rawsonylle men have March for their annual Mems
dinner.
In the Senior boys division Of Church basketball
league Congregational and Presbyterian
place Ceary College basketball team defeated by
Institute OF Technology I'LL
The First and the Last John Gasworthy play recently
produced by the Ypslan Players pic.
ure 1t acted here by Mrs G. Quay Beye and
+. +. Bennett.
Fifty Years Ago
Eugene felber Saline will publish German newspaper
Michigan Germana in Ann Arbor
committee, Messrs II. b Coleman. Thomas and n
Wilson, Kalamazoo, and Prof f. University Of
Michigan inspected Ypsianu lighting system az
guests Of the board OF public Ypsans only
one third much as those Of Kalamazoo.
Death: Foster H. Ballard "a, resident Ypanu Township
for Go years.