davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14
Ser @eim tit sprM6
1nO QieO

gor rei6li6 $500 Sabren lebtte
Ser @rie6e Someros in Ser Slias:
ISM 8rot uno 8ein liegt Die &roft
6es Meniden."
Ser ar3t 2ipaipe iagte: User
i6ledte Augen bat, muB trinfen.
Gin leidter g9mer8 miro bonn 8ein
berubigt, itodt 6as 8lut. 9artm
nimnl' 3ufIudt 3u Der &raft oes
@einesl"
auf einem &er5tefongreB iagte
elm ar5t: nMan miro ni9t olt, benin
@eintrinfen." Gin onoerer arat uno
@einfreuno iagte: nSa, ober man
bleibt immer jung beim 8eintrin-
fenl"
Ser oeuti6e 9idter Srieori6
&iifert gibt in ieinem @eoi9te sob
oes @eines" fiinf l1riaden gum
Srinfen an: @inmal Inn BEG Seites
miaen, Johann Inn ben Durit 5u
itiuen. glei9 Sen fiinfgen ab3utpeb-
rem, ferner gutem @ein gu gbren,
enoli9 - I'M ieoer Triad miller.
@oetbe i9reibt: u8enn man ge-
trunfen bat, peiB man oas &e1te",
an onoerer StelIe: sir Sorgen
iorgt oas 2eben - uno Sorgen.
BREEDER Iino 6ie &eben". - Ser
9idter @ottfrieo angnIt giirger:
ngdter @ein it e6tes Del 5ur Ier-
itanoeslampe, @ib uno @eisbeit
ounitet auf aus gefiiGter 8ampel~
- Setting: vSb i6 morgen leben
peroe, meiB i6 nidt, penn i6 aber
morgen lebe, oaB i6 morsen trim.
fen meroe, ipeiB ib gana getpiBl"
Ser lateiniide 9i9ter &orotius
iang Dor 1000 Sabren: r@enieBe
ben arsenblid, oenn ME febrt er
auriid, foride ni9t, mas tpeiter
iein miro uno betradte ieoen Sag
ols Elm @eidenf."
Iuf einem 8e1er Ser Staot @ien
lit folaen0er Sprud au leien: -
rSommers Wfiib' uno Serbites
Jreuoe perlt auf i'm reifen Srant,
2~ebensfunft alif allen Siigeln, treu.
EN- @olfe Sob uno 9anf".
0as Sob Ser @iener Se~urigen.
Sdenfen: u9ie idoniten S6uier fino
cod Ole, bran CRIME &r6n5e ban-
gen, mo iold Elm lie6es :3eiGen
Iadt, ga lit mir aud in finIterer
@adt elm Sternlein aufgeganaenl"
sus allen 6ieien Spriiden perlt
8eingeiit berbor.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14
6aetanO 9Oni3etti
BON Sruf. 90, Mamrer.

&m %. 0obember 1897 tpur6e
8. 9oni5etti 81 8ergamo geboren.
Sein Souptlebrer mar @ater Mat.
tel, BEL mel6em au6 &oiiini gelernt
batte. &oiiini mar oas 8orbiIo so.
ni5ettis, melder iebr Iei6t uno bel
proou5ierte. SIN eonaen idrieb 90.
ni5etti gegen 70 Spern. sSn oen
Sabren 1926 entflolIen ieiuer
reitloS i6reibenoen Sober fat III ie-
Dem 8ierteliabr cine Sper. Sci ser
&oifbeit ieines S6affens entrieten
Die meiiten ieiner 8iibnenperfe ser
Eiefe nno lripriingli6feit. gr ber-
itano es aber, Sremoes nno Gige-
mes gei1idt 5u perl6mel5en. 9ur9
Die &orfurren5 8ellinis, ser our6
ietne 8iibnentDerfe INNER mebr be-
riibmt puroe, ipannte er alle feline
&rafte 3uiammen uno i9rieb oie
Sper: n2ucia 81 2ammermour",
1ein beItes @erf. 9urb oieien i60-
men grfolg erbielt er Die SteQe an
Der fonigli6en MuIifafaoemie in
Neapel als 2ebrer fir &~ontraIanft.
gr belt es ieoo6 ni6t lange aus
IN Neapel uno reiite mad 8aris,
mo er Die 2eitung Ser Sper i'm
Theatre De Ia &enaiiIance iiber.
1tabm. 8abren0 ieines MufentbaIts
IN Yarts fomponierte er inter an.
oerem ~Die So9ter oes &egi-
ments", D9ie Saboritin", .2iebes-
tratlf", D8eliiar", n2ucre5ia 8or-
gia".
@a9 &oiiinis uno gelinis gooe
tuitroe Doniaetti AGeinberrIder alif
Dem @ebiete Der italienii6en Opern-
biibne, ale Sbeater beparben ii6
INN neue Bartituren BEL inn. Sn
8ien leitete er apei Sabre lang
Die italienii9e Sper.
&uBer ben beinabe 70 Spern
fomponierte 9oni8etti 12 @antaten
un6 Seitipiele, Meiien, Subertiiren,
Irien, 8iolinquartette, Sonaten
u1o Gariationen fiirs &labier. 9ie.
ie foloiiale Satigfeit rGGte ii9 aber
au9 bitter an ieiner @eiunobeit, er
befam plOslid cine ernite gridiit-
terung oes @ebirnnerbenipitems
nnb muBte in oas STRENUOUS gu
SbrD. gr beridieo am 8. Mpril
1848 in ieiner @ateritoot 8ergamo.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14

men @orfaa nidt 5u Ser5enl" mein-
te er IdHeIno. 0SungOerbeiratete
gbeleute fonnen ii9 beuf5ntage un-
m0gli9 idon fofort DoaItdnoig ein-
riGten. God es frelit mid, oab sic
berluhten, Sbr Seim fir unleren
geIu9 b%eionOers biibi6 gu MAIDEN.
un0 mir i9eint fait, oaB mir beioe
uriade baben, Sbrem 6reunoe
Miiller fir Ieine a~nerOings etpas
unporii9tige 8emerfung oanf6ar
81 Iein."
9as bate geraoe nod gefebltl
9ieiem MeniGen, 0ieiem Niiler
etpa nod gar Inn Ben Sals fallen
fir feline SaftloIigfeit. auf feinen
SAL. Bonn ndfiten Gage al piiroe
i6 @iiaer nidt mebr griiBen, ein-
fa1 ii6erbaitpt ni6t mebr fen1len.
glber I'M &immelsDiaen, naruin
poIte MeDer Dem 8uriGen oanfbar
iein? @eil er i'm iiber aniere be-
i6eiOenen 8erbGltniiie nnaetpout
oltffl1rte?
sd babe nGrnli9 einen 8or.
i6lag fir Sie,~ fubr @eper fort
n@ir glieoern unIerem @ei6aft
oemnG6it cine eigeue sbteilung
Sbres 6a6es an, uno 6a bate i6
mir 9eoa6t, sic bGtten oieqei6t
fir Oeren 2eitung Sntereiie, Gor-
l6ufig f0nnen mir fir 0ieien go
item aaer0ings mn iiinf9unOert
Marf aoblen -. Inidnq!i5 bate
i6 tatid6li6 ben @in0rud, Dob Sic
in glGn5en0en 8er6GltniIien le5ten,
un6 id paste mid nit Dem Gnge-
BOT gar ni9t berous. 9[ber na6oem
oieier &err Miiaer . Sea, fur5
uno gut, tpenn 6os eenannte @e.
balt fir Sic cine gerbeiierung be-
oeiiten piir0e 49,"
Statt 0reibunoert i'm Monot
fiinfbunoert! @enn oas feline Ser
b%eiierung mar, oann peiB i9 niGt.
Sd meiB iiberbaupt niGts mebr,
als oaB @liia uno id, nad0em
WeDers gegangen tparen, unter 2a-
den uno 8einen lange oariiber
itritten, Oh iie nit ibrer gorabnung,
Der 8eiuG babe einen beion0eren
8wed, ODER id nit meiner anii6t
BON elmer @aitfreun0i9aft I'M &ab-
men i%tnierer mirfli6en gerbGltniiie
reft gebabt BIT. 8ir iino uns beit,
te nod ni6t onrii6er einig.
@ur zines itebt feit, Dab i6 MiI-
Ter audi beute nod freunoli6It
gritBe.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14
ebdne E.

Die @abrbeit be6urf feiner @es.
peiier.
Ger Guds enbet i'm aiiridner.
LADEN.
9as aii6enmeiier ma6t nod
nidt Ben &od.
9ie Salaubeit iibt i'm &opf uno
niht I'M Alter.
8um 2iigen braudt man elm
gutes @eodhtnis.
90 de @orte gIeiden gepfef'
ferten Sederbiien.
Gin @olf ser altert, Diro benz
@olf gum @elddter.
Ole lei6teiten aopfe pflegen am
meiiten geitiiBt 81 meroen.
SO r sic an6ern fir S9afe bGlt,
Sen friBt ser 8olf an erften.
2iigen baben fur5e 8eine, aber
2iigner geben germ auf Stel5en.
uniere 6iirioree fir oos Sitter
6arf nidt crit @rdberfiiriorge iein.
Sebr beliebt tit oie gerwe6s.
lung BON Gorrats- nit unratsfam-
mer.
On mltbt ni6t gIei6 ie0em elm
feltli6es &leio l6enfen, Der Dir Bet
fall nidt.
Man9en bringt MIR cine 5ers
brodene Seniterideibe nit Der
@uBentpeIt in @erbinoung.
@itIeio beiBt MitleiOen
o6er lit elm @efii6I, Oas oieien ST.
rennamen niGt berbient.
8ebor ou einen Heidtum Bee
neioelt, 5ieb BON ibm ab, Das er
mieoer5ugeben berpflidtet tit.
e Mooe pe9ielt, MIR Der Man.
tel Ser n6riftli9en @a6itenliebe"
muB BEL ibr immer grober peroem.
Die Art, pie er aus ben groBea
&Gmpfen oes 2ebeus berOorgebt, emf
i6eioet iiber oen 8ert zines Wten.
f6en.
Se6es tiefe inuerlide 2ebes
flingt in einem MoG-afforb aug,
mie sic abuungsOone @oeiie Der
@0lfer es im 8olfslieO ousipri9t.
Die @eriiderung, baB man ietne
@eoanfen duf sic @olOpage lege,
bari nidt oariiber tdui6en, ooB
bieie madtlos it, penn aud 8le9
oltf tie eelegt miro.
sc liegt nllgeabnte Soflidfeit
oarin, ooB man bon einem Stefen-
pfero oeS anoern ipridt uno Die ein-
fahe 3ooIogifhe grfenntnis inter-
oriift, Inn mas fir elm Eier es ii9
in @irfli6feit bnn6elt.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14
Gattentrene

Cine geraoe3u marhenbaft film
qen0e @eI6idjte bon elmer BEN 500
niGt nur iiber0auernoen, ionoern
i'm alh berbe 5mingenoen @atten-
treue miro ans Snoien beri6tet. Sn
Saiopraba0 hatte fiir5li9 einen
boageItellten Sinou namens &barto-
Eaio Siramanoani Ser S6lag ge-
t~roffen. Mebrere Gage lag iener in
n0Giger gritarrung. @ne 8emitbun-
gen ser acr5,e, oie groBe geratun-
gen ab6ieIten, tparen erfolglos. Man
fornte nihts tun, als oas Ser5 nod
10 lange ME mogli6 BEL &raften gu
erbalten. ShlieBli6 a6er %erfannten
Die Meoi5iner, baB Die leste Stunoe
berannabte. Nunmebr beritan0igte
man oie 6rall, Ser es Biz oabin ber-
boten getpeien mar, oas Sterbe5inl-
mer ou betreten. Sn faiiungsloiem
Sdmer5 ~Itirate lie neben benz 9ager
in sic Rlti,,. Sic flebte oen Wann
an, lie niAt auein 81 laIIer, ionoern
iie init ii6 in ben 500 au nebmen.
8enn er bieier ibrer @itte nidt min.
fabre, miiiie fie ii6 an ieiner Seite
totem. Gem Damn blieb nidts an
beres iibrig, nls ben @orten Der Ser
5peifelten ieine 3uItimmung au ge-
ZEN. CT oronete an, oaB man iein
@erm0gen unter Die arrnen perteile
uno man elm ooppeltes 9eidenbe-
edngnis riGten m0ge. als er Die
@ugen fir INNER gei4loiien bate,
nabm sic @itpe bon ibren gltern
@bldieo uno feb ibre 2aseritatte
neben sic oes geritorbenen ridden.
Damn bereitete lie iid auf oas Ster-
ben Dor. uno obne Dab Tie i~rgen0ein
Mittel anmanote ooer gu iih nabm
berfiel lie in einen Starrframpf. gs
oauerte nur fpenige S%tunoen. ollie
Bflege mar mirfungslos segen sic
GutofuggeItion set 6rau. sic folgtt
ibrem @atten in ben Sp0.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14
Ni9t reGt at maiden

Ser Sobn oes Sarmers fam In
ben Serien beim uno ero6blte Dem
Batter, oaB er in ieiner S6ulflaiie
Der 3weite iei. SD miiroe mid
i9amen, oas gu er5dblen", iagte
Der 8ater. pSatteit bu nidt eber.
iognt Der @rite iein f0nnen?" Ole
len aisipru6 nabm fi6 Der Sobn
da Ser5en, uno als er i'm fommen.
oen Sabr uieoer mad &auie tam,
fonnte er mitteilen, oaB er iest Der
@rite let. r@6 ou lieber @ottl"
iogte Der gater. n9as muB lie cine
nette S9ule iein, mo on Der Grlte
peroen sannit!"
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14

ben und gibt
dem Magen das
a%ngenehme &C.
fihl Won Warme.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden glIckli-
cher Linderung
Won Hartleibig-
keitsbe schWer.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14
9as 81 beg &0IMmbMs
edpn 26 Sabre sor aOImm6ns.

SWUW 20 SUDIe pUI OtDiHuApAS"
60 ueiB ser italieniide S9rift-
iteaer 8cn5oni in iainem 1865 err
I6ienenem Sid, n@eidifte Der
Neuen Belt", Sic befannte @eid:dJ'
te pom 81 oes &oiumbus 5u er51b.
len: gQs 9o!um5us BON ieiner @nt-
ordungsreiie 5uriid8efebrt mar, MUIR
Sc er bonn &aroinal W1enoo5a 81
einein feItli6en Mabl gelaoen. unO
babel Iou es 0enn geideben lein, oaB
pinige @dIte iif 5u Der 9ebnuptnng
berItiegen, oie gntoedung Amerltas
Iei 6urhaus ni6t 10 idpierig gefpe'
len, nie es oen anidein babe, oiel'
mebr 6dtten aud iie tie boabringen
fonnen, penn tie nur friiber oara1
ae6obt bitten. &olum6us aber lou
elm 81 aenommen unb Die @roB'
iprederiiden gefragt baben, tper ben
ibnen es f%ertigbringe, oas 81 altf
einem ieiner beioen @noen gum
Ste6en 81 bringen. uno Oa es ME-
mano qelingen tpo1te, Ioa &olum'
bus oos 81 10 bart auf ieinen Gel
Ter aeIteIt baben, oaB Die Spite ein-
fnidte uno oos 81 ienfredt itano.
Oas ion oie eeI6i6tli6e gegeben-
belt iein, Ser uniere &eOensart Dom
81 6es &olumbus" fir cine ei1-
fade 2oiung elmer i6Dierigen Auf'
gabe ibre g~ntitebung Oeroanft.
Ser &ubmt, @merifa entoedt 81
boben, fam &olumbts ni1t itreitig
aemadt ueroen, pobl aber beOdrf
Sic Sade nit oem &olumbus-@i Ell.
ner fleinen &i6tigiteaung. 1446,
I'M aIeiden Sabre, in Dem &ollm-
bus aeboren puroe, itar6 Ser itolie.
nifhe 8aumeiIter un0 8~ilobauer 81
Hippo 8runeleidi Der @ntOeder Der
8erfpeftioe in Ser Malerei uno ST.
bauer ser gepaltigen &uppel oes
Gloren5er 9omes. l1no i'm 3nloms
menhonq nit Sem 8au oieIeS @er-
fes er5a6lt @alari in ieinen beritbm'
ten 9iinItlerbiograpbien Die gleife
geqeben6eit o6ne sic geringite BIB
tpei6ung.
IS mar i'm Sabre 1920, als ltH
in Slorens Sic beO%euten0lten 8du'
meiIter ser oamaligen 3eit 3ulam'
menfanoen, Inn iiber Die @rri6tuns
ser auppel ops Gloren5er Goms a1
beraten. 0ie eigenartiglten Sori6ld'
qe wur6en gemaft, oo6 fonnte mat
al feiner ginigung fommer. &rrs
neleIdi plante elm freies @etposbes
0os er obne @eriiit altffiitren NOD.
te, ober er meigerte ii6, ben dinpe'
Ienoen 8aumeiltern iein WtooeI 81
seiqen, uno er mar idon orauf nno
eron, tpie0er nod Som ab5nretiea.
Seimlih lieB er es bod o~ieienigen
iehen. bon oeren Stimme Die @nt-
idqioung abbing. Sn elmer ober'
maliaen @erIammlung fam es 81
nellen Observation-Disclosures uno
gu bsmies 8runelel9i ieinen sdars
fen 8eritano. @r idlng Dor, oaB
oemienigen Die ausfibrung Der
&uppel i%ibertrogen peroen loate, Der
elm 81 auf sic Spibe iteaen tonne.
ltno nodoem es alien ~miBlungen
mar, fano er Die gleif)e 2oiung fir
oie aufgabe, nit Ser Ipater &olnm-
bus feline @ioeriader perbliiffte.
Sic 8qbauptung Ser anoeren, bob
Iie oas natiirl.9 oi19 fertig gebro6t
bGtten, mics er nit Der 8emerfunc
auriid, oaB Tie ebenio au6 Die Sup.
pei balen fonnten, penn er tbrtett
iein @ooea ge5ei9t bate.
9os lit Die ma6re @eidi6te bonn
81 oes &olumbus, pie iie iid l6on
26 Sabre Dor Ser @eburt oes &o'
lnnlbus d%ugetragen bat.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14
WereinSs& alenOer

Gpneurb Club, Sne. 9rdiioent:
9lIfreo G9peier; Setretdr, Sraii 81.
S9la9ter, 1868 Conn. @pe., &c. 8.
@"eriammlung ieOen oritten Mittmo3
i'm Monat.
@rDipect Sill Sriebbuf. @rdiioent
Sreo @ogeliang; Setretar, $. 8.
@infler; S9asmeilter: 2aurence ..
StuB. @eri. am 2. Samstag i'm
Mtonat inn Srieobofsgebauoe.
= 9emtidJe Treimaarer 2pse
xaX Mrminius, Nr. %, S.A.A.M.
~ Sefretdr: Sreof. 8ertram,
1871 Sbepbero Str, sc. 6. Ser
iaunmIung am 1. 9ienstag i'm Mo-
nat i'm Neuen Maionic Sempel, 13te
uro s StraBe, Sc. @.
Mrminius @ergniisunss : &erein.
@r1iioent: &onrao Wfiiaer; Sefre-
far: Sbeooor 2er9, 1906 Sie6ente
GtrnBe, q. SO. @%eriammlung am
l. Sonnabeno i'm Meonat i'm Sauie
e1neS WttI9lle0eS.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iitrift ger. 40. 9rdiioent, Mi6el
Toiner; Sefretdr, gbriitian &ronen-
bitter, 1104 8onibant Ctr, Silber
Gpring, W1o. 8eri. am a. Sreitag
i'm Monat i'm nSipe Boint Sabern",
lite uno 6 StraBe, Norooit.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iftrift Nr. 100. @rdiibent: Sobn
@reolein; Sefretar: @briitian gbriit,
1922 Siinfte StraBe, g. @. Geri.
am A. 9ienstag i'm Monat i'm Sauie
Scr. 1920 S StraBe 81. 6.
Washington Journal., 1944-01-14
Supporter unb MaIer

gu Mar Slepogt fam zines ga.
ges elm &eporter uno ipiini6te inn
fiinf5ig Sragen por5ulesen. Slebogt
las als boflider Mann Sic bereits
fertig formulierten Sragen ourG
nno platte Damn los: nMein Serr,
penn id auf ale oieie Sragen pirf-
lid getau @ntiport geben fonnte,
Damn tDdre i6 ntdt Maler, ionoern
= &eporter aetporbenl"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-23
THE Willow RUN News
Edsel B. Ford Post Dinner
Dance Proves Delightful

With a we'll served dinner, aide.
lightful program OF speaking and
music and dance. 200 members of
Edsel B. Ford Post OF the American
Legion and friends celebrated
Washington's birthday at Willow
Run cafeteria Tuesday evening
Commander Harry ]. Brown well
coined guests and introduced
Charles VI. bronson, POSTMASTER.
Mr.. Kronson, as chairman OF the
Americanism committee OF the
post. had directed arrangements
for the evening and introduced as
the first speaker John Bugas, for
mer Detroit chief OF the F.BL,
now associated with the Ford or
ganization. He paid high tribute to
members OF the Legion for their
fine leadership and expressed ap-
probation of the loyal support he
has received from members in
many phases OF his government
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-23
Calendar OF Social Events
TODAY

Huron Navy Mothers Club 1880. Ladies' Literary
Wahtehaw Rebekahs Officers Club. with Mrs Parker
Women of the Moose Lodge, o'clock, Moose Hall
Ypsnt Post number 2S2 American Legion O'clock Legion
Ypsnt Aere Faternal Order of Eagles o'clock 1914 Cross
Girl o'clock Roosevelt; troop eight o'clock
Luke's: troop nine 3;45 Roosevelt: troop 4 O'Clock
Prospect; Is O'clock Starkweather
WRC Carpenter Corps. card party GAR. Hall p. m.
Boy Plat PTA 1880; Patrol
Run Troop 81, 1880.
THURSDAY
Riverside Study Club, o'clock, with Mrs Claude Wright
Baptist Tabernacle Womens League o'clock with Ward
Groosbeck postponed until Friday hour because
World Prayer Program will be the
Council of Christian Service
Order Rainbow special
sonic Temple lodge
Lutheran Church cooperative supper $50 at
church
B. Bunco Club o'clock with Mrs Belle Reynolds
American Legion Auxiliary, o'clock Legion home
Izaak Walton League o'clock, league hall
St. Lukes Auxiliary Guild sewing 10:30
church house
Red dressings Hall O'Clock
Queen City Lodge number 1877 Knights Pythias
O'clock X. P. Hall
Girl Scouts o'clock, Woodruff; troop IS o'clock
Woodruff
Singleton Bridge Club o'clock wortey
Society OF Methodist
Church, o'clock musical evening n dining
Boy Training 1880. McKenny
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-23
Willow Run Calendar

TODAY
Catholic Choir Practice Cchi'.
dren), Ross School, 4:3O p. m.
Boy Scout Troop No. 81, Ross
School, 7:3O p. m.
Public Speaking Glass. Local No.
so Educational Office, Local No. 80,
1880 p. m.
Mems Gymnasium, w. r. Village
Community Building, F. p. NJ. A.,
1880 p. m.
Bowling. Riverside Alleys, Won.
ems League, 9:15.11:15 p. m.
Arts and Crafts (children), W,
R. Village Community Building,
F. p. II. A. 3:30-5:30 p. m.
THURSDAY
Flying Squadron Meeting. Libr.
airy South Community Building,
Willow Lodge, and 1880 p. m.
Mid Week Chapel, Willow Lodge
Auditorium, p. m.
Arts and Crafts. North Recrea.
ton Building, Willow Lodge, 1870
p. IN.
Arts and Crafts for adults. Room
3, Community Building, Willow
Run Village, $3.50 p. m.
Women's Gym Glass, Cemmunf
ty Building, Willow Run Village
1880 p. m.
Women's Gym Basketball. Michi
gan Normal College Gymnasium
Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-23
MembersAdded, Plans Outlined,
Talk Enjoyed by Mons Members

Smith. corresponding secretary,
who is IN. a card OF sympathy TO
the William Winters family and
flowers 10 the William Edward
Winters memorial and card to Mrs.
]. belong.
Mrs. Hayden suggested that the
MONS follow a pattern set by the
Harriet unit TO pause for a moment
OF silent prayer for the safety OF
the boys in service at noon each
day.
Mrs. Elmer Kidder is in charge
of the ticket sale for the state
board OF MONS card party to be in
Detroit. Mar. 81. A letter OF thanks
from james Maloney, director Of
the U.S.O.. for flowers sent for the
opening OF the building and for
making the drapes for the windows,
was read by Mrs. p z. skinner.
recording secretary. in the absence
OF the corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Motive Smith.
Responding 20 the emergency
call from the Ann Arbor Red Cross,
for workers on surgical dressings,
the unit supplied 1870 hours during
the four weeks II was voted TO
purchase a new flag standard to re-
place one that IS lost
Mrs. Judson King. chairman OF
the entertaining patriotic program,
introduced Mrs. j. A. Fleuelling,
who read an Edgar Guest poem, en-
titled 1.-THE Chip on Your Shout
der" The chip. she said, could be
a chip from the Washington cherry
tree.
Mrs George Schanz. IN her clear
soprano, sang with feeling two new
songs. Lets Bring New Glory TO
Old Glory" and America Love
YOU Her third song was "A Per-
feet Day" by Bond.
Otto Gress. husband OF a mem
Der and father OF son in service.
gave a splendid talk on Washing
ton. a fearless and courageous char
acter He said that we are witness
ing the end OF an age and are on
the threshold OF another, and we
should be on the alert to prevent
another tragedy OF this Kind. He ex-
pressed the wish that the MONS
and Navy Mothers of America could
be converted after the war to
world wide scale, and that mean
while all should be mentally pre-
pared to preserve peace, that wars
can be prevented, and that the
world must be kept warned OF the
dangers OF wars. A means OF avoid
ing wars can and must be found.
He advised that all do their part
for this country which is so worth
fighting for.
The meeting was closed with the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-23
Willow Run Church
Will Observe Lent

Lent at the Willow Run Lutheran
Church, 1856 e. Michigan Ave.
will be observed by a series Of
Wednesday night services the first
OF which will be tonight at 1880,
the theme of which is Jesus mani
tests his redeeming love to the
fold.
Dates and themes OF following
services are March !, Jesus mani
fects His redeeming love to His
enemies; March 8, Jesus mani
tests His redeeming love to a fall
en- disciple; March 10, Jesus
manifests His redeeming love to
the. daughters Of Jerusalem; and
March %. Jesus manifests His
redeeming love to the dying male
factor"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-23
Service Briefs

Herbert c. Smith. OF the Mer-
chant Marines, is spending his 80
day furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle Smith, at 519 Con.
gress st.
Aviation Cadet Roger ]. Curtiss,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd A. Cur
tiss, 929 Pleasant Dr., has reported
at CORTLAND, Ala, to the Army Air
Forces Pilot, School for the second
stage OF his flight training.
Lieut.. Kenneth Dundon. who has
been home on furlough visiting his
mother, Mrs. Anna Dundon, for a
few days, will leave wednesday to
return to his station in New York
City.
Mrs. Leo Johnston and son James
have Just returned from visiting
Mrs. Johnston's son Robert at
Sioux Falls where he has been sta
toned since June
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work. He felt confident, he said,
that he would enjoy the same help
ful relationship In the future.
The story Of Washington
Prof. Simon f. Fagerstrom was
the speaker chosen TO tell the story
Of George Washington. His speech
followed the unwilling OF fine
portrait OF Washington by Vice
Commander T. ]. Sloss, and in an
entertaining way, Prof. Fagerstrom
drew from his wide scope OF his.
torlcal data for glimpses OF the
man who was able to mold such
strong minds as Hamilton and JEFF
ferson in line during a large part OF
his administration for constructive
government leadership. IL was
Washington rare judgment,
craftsmanship and executive abil.
ity that made him a great leader,
rather than any single Characters
tic, said the speaker, and while he
Is generally thought OF as most
popular leader. there were times,
Mr.. Fagerstrom pointed out. when
many strong minded statesmen
spoke against him.
Work Ahead for Legion
There is important work ahead
for the American Legion, warned /,
Department Commander Larry
Knox, Wayne. third speaker Of the
evening, introduced by Toastmaster
Kronson. Owing to the late hour
Mr.. Knox spoke briefly, encourag-
ing members OF the Legion to guard
now against too much optimism,
to remember that there is much
hard work ahead before this war
can be ended and to prepare for
active leadership in the postwar
adjustment period that lies ahead.
Excellent Music
A particularly entertaining fea-
ture Of the evening was the music
and entertainment under direction
OF the accomplished orchestra lead.
er Jose Dominguez. There were the
delightful voices OF Miss Kay
Combs and Arthur Harawalt, the
well trained Hill Billy band and
skillfully played accompaniment
by Mrs. Chester Councils at the
piano.
Then there was Earl Gatberg,
ventriloquist with Oscar" billed as
Oscar and Earl. who kept the audi.
ence in uproarious laughter.
They were master entertainers.
and generous applause indicated
approval and appreciation OF the
audience.
District Commander Carl A. John
son closed the speaking with
word OF congratulatlon for the
Edsel B. Ford Post and good wishes
for their success.
Music by Don VanDeVen's band
started a few minutes later for
dancing, all present having been
invited to remain for the social
hour which rounded out the well
planned and enjoyable Washington
Day observance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-23
Dancing Party TO be
in Recreation Center

Members OF the Edsel B. Ford
post Of the American Legion have
arranged a dancing party to be
held Saturday night at the recres.
ton center Dancing will commence
at 3 o'clock for day workers and
continue during the early morning
for benefit Of night workers. A
general invitation has been extend.
ed to all residents Of the commun.
ity, and service men stationed in
this vicinity will be admitted with
out charge, Commander Harry
Brown stated today.