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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-09
USO Party Given
in Outdoor Style

Sunday evening the weekly bus-
iet supper held at the USO Club
was outdoor" style. as charcoal
grills were used to roast wieners,
which were served with potato
chips and relishes. The dessert was
gingerbread with ice cream and
coffee. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bach
man and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Waite were the chaperones.
Sunday morning the American
Legion sponsored a breakfast at
the USO Club, consisting OF grape
fruit juice. homemade pancakes,
sausages. and coffee. Thomas
ODea, Harold Magee. and Clifford
Reynolds prepared and served the
breakfast to an appreciattve group
OF 70 servicemen.
Mrs. Harold Woodside OF the
Navy Mothers Club served as chap
erone in the club on Saturday eve
ming. The weekly dance In the Post
Chapel at Willow Run Air Base on
Friday evening was chaperoned by
Mrs. H. A. Bisbee and Mrs. Mae
Nobel.
Beginning Monday evening. Oc-
tober 9. Jimmie Hunt. dancing In
structor, will conduct weekly
hour OF dancing instructions in the
USO Club from . to 10 p. m.
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Stork Calls

Daughter. Linda Kay: To Mr.. and
Mrs Aaron Carson, Oct. S at st
Joseph's Hospital, Ann Arbor
weight five pounds. eight ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam Goss, 21S n. River ST., Friday
at Boyer Hospital; weight nine
pounds four onuces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs
James w. Billups. Willow Run
Village, Sunday at Boyer Hospital;
weight seven pounds l3 ounces.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Orr, 1860 Carpenter Road, Sunday
at Boyer Hospital; weight five
pounds IA ounces.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Barstow, Willow Run village. today
at Boyer Hospital; weight ten
pounds Is ounces.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. William
vandraiss. Wayne, today at Boyer
hospital; weight six pounds ten
ounces.
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Politics

Continued from Page One)
common ground in paying him
honor. q.
But there was no let-up In the
contest between them for the
presidency this year. The Repub-
Leans arranged to re-broadcast
Dewey's Charleston, w. Va.
speech OF last Saturday night at
1890 p. m. (EWT) today over the
Blue network: ~
On that speech Dewey described~
Mr.. Roosevelt's statement that he
does not welcome Communist sup.
port as soft disclaimer" and ask
ed II 1t had not come "a trifle late"
Senator OMahoney (DWyo0,
chairman OF the Senate Democratic
campaign committee, followed
Adolph Berle, assistant secretary OF
state. in complaining that Dewey
had unfairly quoted Berle In that
speech.
Dewey said Berle had written for
the temporary national economic
committee In 1889 that "over
period OF years, the government
will gradually come to own most
of the productive plants in IT,
United States" Berle said that
this quotation was actually a pro.
fatory statement Of "the evil which
was sought to be cured. O'Maho-
ney suggested that Dewey might
at least have quoted" finding Of
the TNEC that avowed faith in
free enterprise" and condemned
RECOMMENDATION.
Not on Forum -
Sidney Hillman, whose political
Action Committee Is backing Presi.
dent Roosevelt's reelection try,
withdrew as New York Herald
Tribune forum speaker, saying that
he had accepted the invitation with
the understanding that he was to
appear as PAC chairman rathe:t
than as a spokesman for the Demo ;
cratic party.
Democratic Chairman Hannegan
likewise said that Hillman was an
officer Of the American Labor par
ty and that 81 would have suggest.
ed regular Democrat" to present
the party's views in the Oct. IS
forum
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Whitaker
WILL OPEN CHURCH

Whitaker, Mich, Oct. AT 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon. October
s, was the re.opening and home.
coming service, at the Seybert
Evangelical Church, corner OF Ar
kona and Gooding Rd.. where Rev.
w. F. Boettcher is the minister.
The church has been closed several
weeks for the purpose OF being re-
paired and redecorated.
The Rev. Otto G. Knechtel, pas.
tor OF the First Evangelical Church,
Ferndale, will be the guest speak
err and soloist. Rev. Knechtel Is
director OF the Michigan confer
ence chorus OF the Evangelical
Church, has developed a splendid
choir in his own church. and Is a
former president of the Detroit
Guild OF Church Music. Other con.
tributions will be made by guest
singers.
After the close of the service.
weather conditions being favor
able, pictures will be taken OF the
church and the group present.
Sgt. Kenneth Bowles left Sun.
day for Kelly Field, Texas. after
spending a Is day furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bowles.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barlow Simonds were Mrs. Blanche
Ellis and son Donald OF Willis.
William Simonds and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Greason OF Ypsilanti
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Bodley and
children called on Mrs. Alonzo
Smith Sunday evening.
Mrs. Alice Berkley spent Thurs
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Brown.
Lieut.. J. Ross Slabaugh Is visit
ing his wife, Mrs. j. Ross Sla.
baugh at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Lamkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Vedder were
in Monroe on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bowles and
family spent Saturday in Detroit.
with Mrs. Eleanor Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Bo1ley and
children spent Sunday afternoon
with Henry Richards and daugh-
ter. Mary, Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason
Maybee, spent Friday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Vedder.
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Bob Hopes Gun
Gives Him Scare

Hollywood. Ial.. Oct. 9-INS-An
"unloaded" gun. and a Jap gun q,
that, blasted a hole through tsSN
floor OF Bob Hopes second.hoor den
and the comedian today Is stiIl
shaking.
The accident, Hollywood hears,
happened when Hope was showing
Paramount Producer Buddy De
Sylvia some OF the souvenirs from
his Pacific entertainment iunket.
Here's Jap automatic" sald
Hope, pointing the gun at a desk
and casually pulling the trigger.
There was a loud explosion and
a bullet ploughed through the desk.
the floor and into the kitchen be-
meath the Comedians den.
Hopes first words. De Sylvs
swears, were: "How's the cook?
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Service Briefs

Mrs. Genevieve Bishop has left
for the WAVES training camp at
Hunters College. New York City.
Her husband, Harold w. Bishop,
Petty Officer &c. USNR, has been
overseas since July /.
Pvt. Ralph L. Briggs Is now sta
toned at Camp Roberts. Califor-
MIA. He left on Aug. 25 for camp.
He has a brother. Eugene, who Is
in Brazil, South America. They are
the sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roley
Briggs OF Ford Dam Subdivision
First Lieut.. George L. Kittle,
grandson OF Mrs. Bertha Hazelton.
has been promoted to captain. He
formerly lived here.
Aviation Trainee Kenneth F.
VANITY arrived home Wednesday to
spend six days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron VANITY. 1892
Willis Rd. He Is stationed at
Spence Field, Moultrie. Ga. re-
ceiving on.the.line training. Friday
evening a cooperative dinner was
held at the home OF his parents In
his honor. Relatives we're present
from Ypsilanti, and Geddes. His
sister. Miss Eleanor VANITY, arrived
from East Lansing where she Is
student.
Cpl. George B. Norman, Jr..
Army Service Forces Training Cen
ter, Camp Berkeley, Texas, Is
spending a Is day furlough with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Moor
man, 900 Pleasant Drive. Word has
Just been received that Pvt. Robert
Norman, who went to Camp Sheri'
dan Sept. 81, has been placed at
Camp Hood. Texas, and is In the
Infantry Replacement Training
Center there.
Pfc. Gerald r. Norman Is at
tending Radio School at Fort Mon
mouth. New Jersey. after extensive
Tank Destroyer Training at camp
Hood, Texas.
Private Jessie NJ. Herndon. l22o
LaForge Road, has been cited by
hi, regiment OF the S5th Custer
Division and awarded the Combat
Infantryman badge for actual par
ticipation in combat with the en-
envy on the Fifth Army front In
Italy.
S/Sgt. Phillip ]. Lee, %, has ar
rived at Army Air Forces Redistrib-
ution Station No. 2 in Miami Beach
for reassignment processing after
completing a tour OF duty outside
the continental United States.
Sergeant Lee, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Lee, Addison, was Lib
orator gunner In the European
theater and flew on so missions.
His wife, Mrs. Phillip Lee, resides
at 904 Grant st.
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CONGREGATIONAL Church Members (hv Auv1m For annual Birthday
Be- ptist Parsonage
Scene Of Weddinc

The Baptist parsonage was the
scene OF a lovely wedding Satur-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock between
Dolores Foster and Lyle Bisard.
Friends and relatives numbering
approximately 10 attended the Ger.
emony. The bride was accompan-
led by one bridesmaid, Ena Marie
Foster. a sister.
The groom was accompanied by
Joseph Gustav Truhn, S35 Lamay
ST., Ypsilanti. The bride was lovely
in a pale blue gown and carried
a bouquet.
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Nominating Unit
to Meet Tuesday

Composed OF room mothers and
officers Of the 1894 P. T. A., the
nominating committee for new of.
fcers Of the Ross School associa-
ton will select nominees at $3.50 in
room 10 Tuesday afternoon at the.
school. Russell Brown. principal.
announced today.
Election OF officers will be held
Tuesday evening at 1880, October
IL, in the Ross School gymnasium,
at which time an entertainment
progra~, by the two sixth grade
groups will be presented. The cleo
ton meeting will be open to par
ents and teachers Of Ross School
students. The room-mothers group
consists OF those mothers selected
to represent each room.
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Stray Boy Nearly
Struck by Auto

A three year old child, Richard
Anderson, whose home Is near
Belleville. was almost struck by a
car at North River st. and Forest
Ave. Saturday afternoon when he
strayed from the home OF Mrs.
Russell C. Pierce, 73i N. River st.
The child, who had been brought
70 the city by his father, had been
left with Mrs. Pierce while his
father went on an errand, she told
p lice.
Shortly after Richard had been
taken 10 the police station, where
he seemed quite content to stay,
Mrs. Pierce reported lost child.
The two were reunited and Rich
ards FIRST tour Of the city on his
own was ended.
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Mrs. Harlow Laing guided the
group in thinking on the theme.
THE Gateway to the Hearts OF 9th.
ers." She said, "All OF us must be
able to get along with our room.
mates, fellow.workmen and neigh
bors. How best can we do that ?
We must make every endeavor TO
understand one another. There are
certain ways in which all OF US are
alike: We are conditioned by our
heredity and environment; We de-
sire social approval and need the
satisfaction which comes from
achieving"
Next Friday evening the group
will have wiener roast. the wealth
or permitting. This will precede the
regular Fun Mite.
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The members and friends OF the
Congregational Church gathered in
the church auditorium Sunday az.
ternoon for their annual Birthday
Tea. The following delightful pro-
gram was introduced by Mrs. Fl. 2.
WILDER: Duet for organ and plano,
AVE Maria" by Bach and Gounod
played by Mrs. ]. W. Kelder and
Mrs. Atwood McAndrew. Two vocal
solos, "Where're You walk" by
Handel and III With All Your
Hearts" from the oratorio "Elijah"
by Mendelssohn sung by George
Becker accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Andrew: three violin numbers,
"Bouree" by Handel, "Intermezzo,"
anonymous; "Andantino," Saint.
Saens, played by Mrs. oliver
Stanchfield, accompanied by Mrs.
McAndrew at the piano. and for the
final number by both Mrs. Nc
Andrew and Mrs. Kelder; a group
OF appropriate and inspirational
readings by Miss Marian Stowe;
three piano selections, Allegro and
Minueto from Beethoven's Sonata
Opus 81, No s." and "Arabesque"
by DeBussy played by Miss Ann
Hubbell. An oboe selection, Suite
For The Oboe" by Cimarosa played
by William Fitch accompanied by
Mrs. Sylvia Wolfe; organ and piano
duet, Alteration by Borowski
played by Mrs. Kelder and Mrs.
McAndrew.
Following the program those
present adjourned to the parlors TO
enjoy an hour OF friendly fellow
ship. Refreshments were served
from four tea tables beautifully
decorated to represent the four sea
sons and labeled by cards artistic
ally lettered by Mrs. Donald Ftdler.
The spring table had as a center
piece a garden scene with NINA
ture trees. pussy willows, tiny
birds and blooming flowers flanked
by white candles. 1t was arranged
by Mrs. F. B. Mckay, assisted by
Mrs. ]. Don Lawrence, Mrs. Harry
Wood and Mrs. Belle Morrison. The
committee for the spring refresh
ments were Mrs. Vernal Sevey,
Mrs. Richard Skinner. Mrs. Shell
don Roll and Mrs. william Stevens.
The dishes, in beautiful dogwood
design. used on the spring table,
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Delightful Program Of
Varied Music Presented

were a gift to the church from
Mrs Martha Nelson in memory OF
her sister, Miss Josephine Thomp-
son. Mrs. H. S. Allison, Mrs. How
ard Weston and Mrs. Bayard Stru-
Bile.
The autumn table under the d.
rection OF Miss Mary Colburn, Miss
olive Lockwood, Mrs. F. B. VII.
Hanson and Mrs. Noel Speer dis
played a large central mound OF
fruits and vegetables between vel
low candles. The refreshment
committee was Mrs. Harold Louns.
berry, Mrs. Martha Nelson Mrs.
d. H. Moffett and Mrs. John DaVi-
son.
The winter table had a center.
piece OF evergreens. Christmas
bells, red and white flowers
thanked by red candles. II was ar.
ranged by Mrs. C. NJ. Elliott, Mrs,
George Handy, Mrs. A. B. Curtiss
and Mrs. James Power with Mrs.
c. S. Kirker, Mrs. H II. Mcclure
Mrs. Edward Streicher and Mrs
Creston Myers in charge OF refresh.
ments.
Mrs. Gordon Speer was general
chairman.
The summer table was set for a
picnic with patriotic colors, Their
mos bottle, paper dishes, picnic
basket and fire crackers. 1t was
arranged by Mrs. Robert South
gate assisted by Miss Helen Sher-
wood, Mrs George Becker and Mrs.
Carroll Curtiss. The refreshments
were arranged by Mrs. X. w.
Smith.
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Casualties

comfort, fFt. JOHu J.-uib. wan
da Jameson, sister. Washington.
Conrad, Pvt. Wayne MFRS.
Emma NJ. Conrad, wife, Okemos.
Crawford End 1t. Ford C.-Les-
ter ]. Crawford, brother, Sault
Ste. Marie.
Dick. Pfc. Vernon Mrs. Helen
Dick, mother, Muskegon.
Elliott, Pfc. Floyd B.-Mrs. Mel
lie NJ. Elliott, mother, Ionia.
Engman. Sgt. Olaf W.-Miss Bet
ty Engman, sister, west Branch.
Faust Pfc. Jacob-Mrs. Sophie
Kern, mother, 544s Jonathon ST.,
Dearborn.
Fischer, Pvt. Roy G.-Mrs. Kath'
crime Fischer. mother, Ann Arbor.
Fisk, Pfc. Virgil Mrs. Wini'
fred L. Fisk, mother, Hillsdale.
Friedrich, Pvt Andrew D.. Jr.-
Mrs. Bertha Friedrich, mother, 1926
Lane St., Detroit.
Hesse. Pfc. Herbert W., Jr.-Mrs.
Elsie Hesse, mother, 10S2S East
Vernon Highway, Detroit.
Holdsworth. Pvt. John T, Jr.-
Mrs. Eileen f. Holdsworth. wife
3OO5 Cashin Dr., Route 7, Flint.
Holmes, Tech. 5th Gr.. Albert L.
Mrs. Fern Holmes, mother, Owes
so.
Janowicz. Pfc. Marion .J.--Mrs
Gertrude Janowicz, mother, Bay
City.
Jennings. Pfc. Thomas o. Mrs
Gladys Jennings, wife, 1876 West
Colgate. Pontiac.
Lapham, 1st 1t. Gale c. Mrs.
Harriet Lapham, mother. Harrison
Maatta. End 1t. Arthur M.-Mrs.
Fannie Hendrickson, sister, Royal
Oak.
Mccain, Sgt. James, Jr.-Mrs'
Mabel McCay, mother. Bay City
Morris, Sgt. Raymond-Mrs. JOY
Harris. mother, Trenton.
Moskwa, Pfc. Frank J.-Mrs.
Marcella Moskwa, mother. 4olo
Minnesota Ave. East Detroit.
Mason, Cpl. Richard Mrs. Ce'
celia Mason, mother, 1908 Van
Dyke, Detroit.
Noack Cpl. Edward J. - Paul
Noack, father, $3.50 Garland De-
troit. g.
Parth. Pvt. Edward L. Mrs
Clara Parth. mother, 2610 Sheridan
Ave. Saginaw.
Peak, Staff Sgt. Bernard E..
Mrs. Lucille s. Peak, mother, 47o1
Beniteau Ave, Detroit.
Pray. End Ii. Daniel W.-Floyo
w. Pray, father, 1914 Raskob ST.
Flint.
Richardson, Pfc. Delta MRS
Cora Richardson, mother, Charlie
voix.
Schafer, Pfc. Theodore F.-Mrs
Martha X. Gross, sister, Portland
Scott. Sgt. Joseph B.-Mrs. Myra
Lawson. mother, 244 West Crane
Blvd, Detroit.
Skop. Pfc. Andrew w. - Mrs
Paraska Skop, mother, Boyn'
Falls.
Smith. Pfc. Jay Mrs. Esther
NJ. Smith, wife, $40 South Butie
St., Lansing. =.
Szabelski, Pvt. Edward Leon
ard Szabelski, father, 1890 Binde
ST., Detroit.
Thompson, staff Sgt. Charles z
Mrs. Evelyn NJ. Thompson. wife
573 Paris St. S. E., Grand Rapids
Van Oss. Sgt. Roger bert }
Van Oss. father, Byron Center.
Zarro. Pfc. Alex A.-Carmin
Zarro. father, 1903 ST. Joseph st
Detroit.
thinner. Pfc. Joseph r. Mrs
| Anna thinner, mother, Portland.
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Miss Mildred Nugent has accept
ed a position at the switchboard In
Boyer Hospital.
Mrs. Charles J. Green enter
tanned her niece, Mrs. Ray German,
and her two nieces from Hillsdale
over the week end.
Mrs. Edward Scheppner and
granddaughter Miss Marjorie De
Nike spent Wednesday in Detroit
and Friday Mrs. Scheppner and her
husband were in Chelsea with
friends.
Mrs Lille Whise has returned TO
Detroit after spending a week as
guest OF Mrs. Lila Irwin.
Mrs. F. H. Kintigh and Mrs. J. A.
Thumm we're in Ann Arbor Wed.
nesday.
Frank C. Fleury and his brother,
Leo Fleury, went to Mt. Pleasant
TO spend the week end with Their
father, P. z. Fleury, and will re-
turn today.
Mrs. Wales signor has arrived
from Sac Paulo. South America, TO
visit her parents, DR.. and Mrs. K.
Clyde Ford, until about mid-Novem-
Der. En- route TO Michigan, she
made a stop at Acapulco, Mexico, a
large seaside resort.
Mrs. Richard Embray and twins
Sandra Sue and Richard. Detroit,
and Mrs. Embray's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Carr, Detroit,
were dinner guests OF Mrs. Carr's
mother, Mrs. Minnie Culver, Fri
day evening.
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Attend Retreat

The executive committee OF the
Westminster Guild attended the
annual fall retreat at the Frysing-
er cottage at North Lake. Program
plans were made for the year. The
Guild plans TO have one evening
meeting a month for fellowship
worship and study. II was agreed
that the main emphasis for Presby.
terrain students would be made on
the attendance OF the Sunday
morning worship. The group was
sponsored by Mrs. Raymond Dell
and Miss Doris Milliman.
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Ypsilanf Briefs
Boys Warned

Boys Warned
Two small boys on North River
st. near Forest Ave. with air rifles
were warned Saturday not to use
their rifles on the streets OF the
city. The boys explained to police
that they had been employed by II
o. Striker. owner Of the Casa Iona
Apartments to shoot pigeons that
had become a nuisance on his prop
erty. The boys agreed that they
would stay on the Casa Iona
grounds and shoot only under Mr..
Strikers supervision.
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In the Sick Room

Mrs. George Shuart is progress
ing nicely and will be able to re-
turn soon from st. Joseph's Hos
pital, Ann Arbor, after having cat
aracts removed from her eyes.
Fred Dieterle, who Is convalesc-
ing. after an appendectomy, has re-
turned home from Boyer Hospital.
Mrs. Peter Kerner, who has been
III at her home for the past three
weeks, Is slowly improving.
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Federal Stamps
Reported Stolen

Two federal auto use stamps
were reported stolen over the week
end to the sheriff's department by
Willow Run Village residents.
Arthur Schmidt, 1864 Lenox CT,
stated that the stamp had been
taken from the windshield of hiA
car while II was parked in front OF
his residence.
Orie d. Estepp, 1852 Oakham CT.
reported that someone had taken
the sticker off the windshield of his
pickup truck while 1t was parked
in front of his home.
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FORD ASSOCIATE DIES

Detroit. Oct. 9-AP-Peter f.
''artim. 62. former vice president
Of the Ford Motor Co. and an early
ssociate Of Henry Ford, died Sun
day OF a heart ailment. He had
worked for Ford from 1904 until
he received leave OF absence IN
1871 because OF his health.
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Baptism Received
by Eleven Infants

The sacrament OF baptism was
administered at the First Methodist
Church during the l0:45 worship
service, Sunday. The following chill
dren and infants were baptized:
Bruce Miller Allison, Marilyn Jane
Barnes, Joyce Briggs, Roger Alan
Brooks, Nancy 10 Dermody, Danna
Jean Green, Claudia Elaine Mar.
shall, Philip Warren Marshall, Pat
rick Hugh Stevens. Jacqueline Kay
Tooman, and Robert Walter Tow.
Ter. The Rev. Walter B. Heyler Of
ficiated at this service.
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Bus Delay Due
to Breakdown

Bus service In the Willow Run
community was at standstill this
morning when the A route bus SUI.
fered breakdown just outside city
limits.
A delay OF approximately AZ min
utes resulted in the following buses
being overloaded with Willow Run
passengers. Loading zones at
both Willow Village and at Will
low Lodge were crowded with wait
Ing passengers.
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HOME ON LEAVE

Aerial Gunner Walter w. Hollon,
son OF Mrs. Mary Jane Hollon,
1892 Walpole, is spending several
days leave with his mother fol-
lowing Is months of service In the
U. S. Army at various gunnery
schools in the United States. Re-
porting this week to camp In
Nebraska, Gunner Hollon will re-
ceive further orders. Prior to the
past IS months OF schooling, he
was stationed for two years In
Hawaii.
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TUESDAY
FIREMEN ENTERTAIN

Chief George Brose OF the gov
eminent hospital fire department
at the Willow Run bomber plant
was entertained today as luncheon
guest at the Willow Run fire sta
ton at Midway Blvd. and Clark
Rd,
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Willow Run Calendar
TODAY

TODAY
SD. m.-Ypsilanti District No. 1
School Board meeting, Simmonds
School.
1880 p. m.-Troop 81, Boy Scouts,
Ross School: Troop 80, Foster.
School.
to 9:45 p. m.-Youth Center 40
tivities, Village community audi.
forum.
TUESDAY
8 to s p. m.-Volleyball game,
Servaites Sporters VS.. Brose Boost
ers. Village community gymnasium.
1880 p. m.-Boy Scouts, Troop 39E
Spencer School.
1880 to 9 p. m.-St. Alexis circu-
lating library, open to public.
1880 p. m.-Learn.to-Dance class,
Village community auditorium.
10 a. m. to IL misunderstanding
Of new Bowling Alley, Midway Blvd.
and Clark Rd.
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Mr., Mrs. Russell
Married SO Years

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Russell was attractively decorated
with bright yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. Sunday for their Open
House In celebration OF their 50th
wedding anniversary. Fifty guests.
including visitors from Detroit.
Ann Arbor, Lansing, Royal Oak and
Milan were present.
Albert Russell and Sarah Per.
kins were married Oct. 10, 1894, In
Belleville. Their five children are
Mrs. Bertha Knowles, Royal Oak.
Claude Russell, Lansing; Russell
Russell. Mrs Dorothy Rice and
Mrs. Helen Reddaway. all OF this
city. and eight grandchildren.
The large wedding cake, made
by Ernest White. Ann Arbor, ice
cream. sandwiches and coffee were
served.
Mrs. Addie Binns and Ray w.
Binns entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Osborn OF Kalamazoo at din
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Badger ana
family have left for Los Angeles,
Cal. where they expect TO take up
their residence.
]. Martin has returned from a
two weeks stay at Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Anna olson has returned to
Chicago after an extended visit
with her son Harry Olson and fam
lily. Maple st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Carr, Weld.
man, were week end guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Carr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Baird and family,
Dearborn, were also guests al the
Carr home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sara Rust has returned from
spending the summer at her cot.
tage at Mullett Lake.