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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-29
SOCIAL HYGIENE DAY

SOCIAL HYGIENE DAY
Despite the fact that much pro
gress has been made in their con
troll. ,enereal diseases remain this
countrys most serious wartime
health problem. 4 leading cause Of
lost msnpoVer DAYS among the
armed forces and war workers It
is in the community itself that the
Gripping infections must be fought
On Wednesday Feb. ?. our city is
observing National Social Hygiene
Day
The campaign against veuereal
diseases. which are among the most
serious communicable diseases
menacing the health OF wartime
America, proceeds most rapidly
when the public is informed
thoroughly about their cause,
means of spread and cure. Prud-
cry and mistaken ideas about
these infections have placed Of
stacles in the way OF their con
troll This is particularly true
since the longer treatment is de
layed. the more difficult is treat
meut and cure. the greater the
possibility Of serious complications.
Medical science has reliable
methods OF diagnosing, treating
and curing both syphilis and gonor-
rhea. In recent years improved
methods OF treatment have been
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particularly wanted an apartment.
Andrea was not a girl who cared
for the domestic details involved in
housekeeping.
We'll" Andy said hesitanuy
Jim wants to come TO Washington
for a couple OF week-ends, and you
know what the hotel situation is. |
thought if we had an apartment We
could let him have sofa in the Dv-
ing room, or or maybe :"
Beth thought, Just let Jim come
TO Washington and that would be
one weekend When Id land at
Helen Goldens, invitation or no in
vitation," but she said it was too
bad they didn't have place
After she left Andrea at her door
in the hall, Beth went into her own
room wondering If she got a job
somewhere IN Iowa, Timbucktoo,
or Eastport. Me, Andrea would
turn UP there. And Jim. too, She
was beginning to feel haunted and
determined, at any cost. TO get
away. Maybe when the war vas
oyer-the war that was already in
evtable-s she'd make her way TO
California.
Then, thinking OF California, she
thought OF Vernon. II she married
Vernon, who hadn't yet asked her,
she would be free TO make another
life for herself Whatever Jim and
Andrea did, wherever they might
live, would be no threat 10 her. and
she would be forever rid Of the
loneliness that frightened her when
she thought OF the future.
She went TO sleep thinking OF
Vernon s nice boyish face. OF his en-
thusiasm when he talked about
that garage back home, and was
almost ready to imagine herself
living in a stucco bungalow, raising
oranges in the land where allegedly
the rain never fell.
That vas on Thursday night.
on Saturday she came home
planning 10 wash her hair and put
ter about doing innumerable things
that were left over from busy
week.
She riH1ed through the slips on
the telephone stand IN the hall
where messages we're left for the
girls. There was one from Vernon
saying that he'd call for her at six,
and one from Andrea saying that
she'd gone TO Eunice Seccombeis
apartment and was spending the
weekend there. She left word that
she'd photographed Jim to meet her
there Eunice could put him Up.
Esth Put DOM the slip. thankful
that she would be spared seeing
him.
Ard heard her name called.
Jim stood in the doorway Of the
living room.
she hadn't seen him since the
January night uhen he'd gone back
TO camp. And she loved him so
much II hurt.
Hello. darling he said. What
have YOU done to yourself that
makes you so pretty
Absence makes the heart grow
fonder," sh. told him I'm the
same old Beth"
Don't ever change. darling
Il will II can she said pas
sionately. Have you seen An
dres7'
y TO BE Clntnusdl
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Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Woodruff busy center when three activities
way Womens Athletic Club under
direction Nepodsl Miss Smith the kudsrZr
The Community Athletic Club for older boys
the play and the kitchen pupils Of the sixth Grade
their annual ride They enjoyed plea
in B Fosdcks big sleigh and returned for lunch n
sandwiches. cake and
President Waldo of the Kalamazoo Normal school addressed
meeting Of Rotary and Kirsns Clubs Hotel Huron
Members The state League Of Voters
guests Of the Ipssnt League at given The home
Of Mrs 6 Handy Mrs r. VI Fain. president of the
sazstion poured Out Of city Mrs. Crsz Miller
Marshall: Mrs James Mcpherson. M ~ Iloll
IT. Grand Rapids Mrs Frances Burns 81 LOUIS is !ess"
Porter Marshall Miss Florence Jeunsor. "a CITY. Mrs y
Bross Detroit; Mrs tennison Pa Ctv and us Edna
Wright. Saginaw
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Tomorrow is a Lovely Word

would be sharply cool and allied
with a clean smell Of frost and
grapes on the vines and dusty
leaves. She thought Of football
games and the changing colors o.
trees and foliage, and her friends
back home. and succeeded in giving
herself such a fine case Of home
sickness that when she saw An
drea step of a street car. she for
got that a few minutes before she
had been wishing that Andrea was
any place but ~ Warrington.
Andrea had a small hatbox "a
new one-on her arm, and when the
tao girls had greeted each other,
decided TO have supper in cafe
terra and go TO a movie, Beth said,
What's in the box >"
~ hat" Andrea answered gayly.
ITS too sweet. l couldn't resist it, "
Beth refrained from asking how
Andrea could buy anything on her
salary.
When they came out OF the
movies. Andrea shiyered IN her
crepe dress. Know what I wish We
we're going TO do?" she asked. 81
wish We were gong back 10 our old
apartment and have a sre in our
little old hearth
q. and hot chocolate and
toast Beth finished nostslgically
- was going TO say I wish We
could sit and talk like We used to
I'VE can talk anywhere. Andy.
Andrea stole a furtiye glance out
OF the corner Of her eye Can We :?
she asked. 81 remember when We
had no secrets. We used TO be able
TO tell each other everything
Beth laughed lightly. Il have n,
secrets" she said
Beth felt her lips tighten In >
familiar way, believing that sh'
knew what Andrea meant. But
there was nothing she could do. She
knew very well that her whole at
titude had been different since the
ghost Of Jim came between them
She said. We could stop at 2 drug
store and get a hot chocolate
Andrea agreed giumly that thsy
could
When they'd got of the stresN
car and pere walking Up the street
10 their boarding house. Andrea
said. Beth. Vish Ne could have
an apartment I hate living IN thi!
little old one-roon1. don't YOU"
Beth said she thought they were
fortunate 20 have comfortable
rooms. and pointed out the higi
cost OF apartments. adding tina
only uhen three or more girls I've
together would II b. practical
There an aHfuiy nice girl Whl
We Ks with me-. Her name is Eunic
lreecombe. shes married TO a bo
WHO'S in the Navy She has q
apartment way up on Pennsylvsni
lavenue. I'm going over TO see It n
morrow night. She's asked me 70
I dinner
Feth walked a few PAGES
''houzhtful silence. Finally she saic
ANDY. II you'd be happier living !
Ian star.ment. and you could al
ford II, I wouldn't want you to sta
on here lust because I'm here. W
could see e-ch other often"
Trying TO get rid OF me
Because that YVES N her min
Beth suffered and said tnst Az
dres was crazy. and asked why sh
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SYNOPSIS
Roonrates and cousins.

Roormates and cousins.
BETH KINNAN. serious minded and
trusting. and
ANDREA BARNES. rather selt-cen.
tered and selfish. find that the tense
ness accompanying Americas i'm
pending entrance into the war Is
beginning TO affect their lives. For
three years Beth has been going with
JIM RONALD who still has not been
too successful in getting ahead in the
world while Andrea has been at
tracted by
. DENNIS ARCHER. Is years her senior.
but wealthy and interesting - and
also married.
YESTERDAY: There seems 10 be some
element Of mystery in the relatlob-
ship between Andrea and Jim.
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congregational Church

915 y Adams ST
Gordon c Speer. Minister
Harvey c. Colburu. Area Minis
ter
1Osm-su Sunday School tSr stu
dents from Grade 4 through High
School
HANS Sunday school for chill
dreu from age tuo through grade
three
II = m Service Of worship
Sermon subject ITS III to You
Anthem. II VIII Lift Up Nine
Eyes" by Rogers Mrs Monica
Cook will sing Angus Def by
Bizet. organ numbers by Mrs KEEL
der. AVE Maria, by Henselt Peas
ants Song by Gries "Postlude'
by Parker
So m-The High School Pilgrim
Fellowship will meet with William
Fidler Lawrence DeBoer, guest
speaker.
7p. m.-Bsptist Congregational
Christian Youth Fellowship at
stsrkveather Hall. Dr. Preston
slosson will discuss the topic, Tn
scrsmbllng Europe,
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

L. K.:-What is a blue baby =!
What 5 the life expectancy Of such
a child?
Answer A blue baby is cyanotlc
from a congenitsl defect Of the
heart. DR.. White, OF Boston, re-
ported a case of man with such
a defect who lived to he age Of
81, but most OF the cases do not
reach 80.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-29

BETHANY BEACH. Del.-INS-
Three persons were killed today
when parked automobile over
turned after being rammed by an
Army jeep in front OF tho FenUick
Island Coast Guard station. near
Bethany Beach. Seven other per
sons were injured. none seriously.
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Fifty Years Ago

Photographic entertainment at ~ Lux pash h~1e
ted quite few dollars for the huF The wohiuss 81 TIE IN
explained and solos y Mrs Pesse and O.
Gsessen reproduced An oyster supper served
the entertainment
rev. DR. e w Ryan addressed the YwCA on How to Study
and Read the Bible.
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II a. m.-WOrship hour Rev.

II a. m.-Worship hour Rev.
Burgess will deliver the sermon
$50 .. m.-Pre-prayer serlics.
around the altar
SIS p. m.-loups peoples ser.
vice.
i.4S r. -Eysugellstlc SERVES.
Gospel singing special music,
and song part OF each service.
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Baptist Tabernacle

BAPTIST TabernacIe
Robert +. Nichols. Minister.
Services in the LEAK Walton
Hall, 81 y. Huron 81
10 a m Bible School Classes
for all ages.
II a. Morning worship Sub
icct. The Peace Offering
As y. m Ross School. Clark
Road. children's hour. AIS p. m.
Z 80 r m E,angelistir service.
Subject, The One and only say.
Jour
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Calvary BAPTIST Church

2l9 s. Grove st.
Rev. Mark Dickerson, pastor
10 a. m Morning worship.
Message "A Study in NUMBER
Read chapters 1856
1t:15 a. IN. Sunday School
$50 p. m.-YouDg Peoples Meet
iuE
7.5o p. m Evening Eyangelistic
service,
Message Have You Counted
the Cost
Services IN the Foster school,
Willow Run Village
: y m - Sunday School
5 r PREACHING
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Christian and Missionary hI1ao,s

% S. Prospect ST
NJ S. Amstutz, minister
10 m Sunday School
II q. m. Text OF morning WA
ship. Occupy tin Come LuAg
1918
p. N Prayer meeting
$50 p. ny uug Peoples 50
Clety
80 . M A service OF prslss.
song and a Bible exposition
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Mennonite Brethren In Christ
Church
5GS W. cross St.
Rev. o. r. Gilligan pastor.
10 a m. Morning worship.
II a M Sunday School
Sac p. M Young Peoples Sery.
ice.
$50 2. NJ yangelistic Service.
$50 p. m each Wednesday,
Prayer meeting.
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Public Opinion

Discussion of any subject OF
general interest is invited n
these columns Writer'S name
must be given but may bs
withheld from print II desired.
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Church OF Christ

Church OF Christ
Sill z. Cross St.
r. F. Lawyer. minister.
10 a. m.-Bible Study.
II A. m.-Communion.
11:15 a. Preaching. subject,
The Misunderstood Christ
I p. m.--loung Peoples Training
Class
7.45 p. m.-Preachiug. subject;
Endurance in Adversely
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Willow Run Evangelical lutheran

Church
missouri Synod
25s5 z. Michigan Ave
Arthur F. Bayer, pastor
"A. F. c. Pfotenhauer. assistant
pastor
10 a Sunday School We
have classes for children Of all
ages
II a m.-Morning service with
sermon.
$50 p m.-AduIt class. At this
hour Pastor A F Bayer lectures
on the Fundamentals of the Chris
tian Religion.
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developed, particularly in the case
of gonorrhea where AZ least so
Per cent of all Infections can nov
be cured. under competent medical
care. by the use Of sulfa drugs
within ave DAYS
What is primarily needed Is
greater understanding by the gen
eral public OF the facts concern.
ing the cause, means of spread. and
cure OF these diseases. as well as
support Of all measures IN the
community needed for their con
troll This kind Of knowledge
makes the job Of the doctor in pri.
yate practice and in clinics much
more effective helps to guard the
health OF the whole community.
On Wednesday, Feb. 2. Social
Hygiene Day will be observed in
this city. II is sponsored locally
by the Npsilanti Junior Cham Der
of Commerce and nationally by the
American Social Hygiene Associa-
ton. voluntary health organiLa-
ton founded in 1918. It deserves
The widest possible support by cur
community.
MORTON 4. NELLES.
Chairman Health Committee, Up
SLANT Junior Chamber OF Com
mcrce
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EyanseIIstic Mission rabernseI.


River Blvd, near Cross st.
Rev. Daniel L. Bsughey. pastor.
Original Wesleyan
9.i5 a. m.-Teachers and work.
ers prayer meeting.
10 a. m.--Sunday School opens
with a class for every age. In
charge of the superintendent, Lor-
an Mckenna.
II a. Morning assembly
hour, with Pastor Dan Baughey
speaking from the subject, The
Church and Me-.
$50 p. m.-Young peoples pray.
err service.
6:45 p. m.-Regulsr young peo-
pies service opens in charge OF the
president, Mac Coleman.
40 p. m.-Tabernacle Prayer
Band will meet at the altar.
7:20 p .m.-The orchestra will
offer short sacred concert, with
Hymns OF the Church.
$40 p. m. Regular Tabernacle
Sing Time, interpreted with
choruses and special numbers.
y. m.-Pastor Dan Baugbey
will bring his usual Sunday night
Bible sermon. using as his subject,
Christ or Barabas."
First Church OF the NlLsrene
us y. Prospect St
Rev ]. W. Brgess, pastor
o.45 a. m.-Sundsy School With
classes for all ages.
1915 a. m Chorus time for the
children. George H. Gregg. su.
perintendent.
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Church Of Christ
sos ". eros. St.
G.. Wheeler Utley. Minister.
1000 Sunday School.
Worship and Sermon.
.6:45-Young Peoples IS Minute
meeting Bro. Forsythe, leader.
7:45 p. m.-Sermon.
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Flrst Church. Christ seIentI,t

2 so a m.-Sundsy School
1915 a m.-Morning service
1850 p. m, MISUNDERSTANDING
service.
Love will be the subject Of
the Lesson Sermon in all Christian
Science Churches throughout the
world on Sunday January so.
The Golden Text Il John 40 Is
Beloved, let US love one another
for love is of God, and every one
that loyeth is born OF God and
knoweth God"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage Il John 31S). My little
children. let us not love in word
neither in tongue, but IN deed and
in truth
Correlativs passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures, by Mary
Baker Eddy, include the follow.
ing (p. SID: Glad In the panoply
OF Love, human hatred cannot
reach you
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-29

Mrs Charles Hart and daughter
Betty are spending the week IN
Detroit
Miss Alice Munger who. Is sta
toned in Washington D c. with
the [. S NJ ". r. has been a
guest Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs
G. n Munger. for the past week.
Mrs. Anna Gillette, Sharon was a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Heimerdinger over the week end
Mrs. Zoe Durfee visited friends
in Manchester over the week end.
Richard Cain was Detroit yisl-
tor Wednesday.
Mrs. Marion Jenkins aCcompan-
led by her father. Charles Bowen,
motored to Rollin Saturday
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The FIRST Baptist Church


ITO West Cross 81
William X. Shaw. minister
10 a m, Morning worship
Sermon "Religiousl, out ~
style.
Prelude Meditation ny Flag
Ter
oftertory "6erceuss" by Dick
inson.
Anthem, Twilight and Dawn"
by Speaks.
Postlude Maestoso' by Rogers
10 a. m.-The Junior Church
10 A m, The nursery program
11.15 a. m The Church School
AIS ?. m.-The Committees Of
Evangelism. New Corners aud
Welcoming will meet At the church
$50 r. m The BYE At the
church.
Z .. m.-The Baptist ConEreza
tional Christian Youth Fellowship
at Stsrkveather Hall Prof. Pres
ton W. Slosson will speak upon
the topic 'UnscramblinE Europe.
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ST. John Church

Pastor. Father John J. LsrAin.
Assistant Father John F. Brad
ley.
200, S so. ais, HOO aud l. IL
Sunday Masses
$50, lis. 500 Weekly Masses.
Saturday. II a M $50. j.5e
:. 80. 900 y. m CONCESSIONS
Sp. m Holy Hour r'c"y FrIdaF
evening
st. lukek Episcopsl Church
Rev Herbert Wilson viii con
uuCt the services
s A, m Holy Communion
= so a. m Church School
II Morning Prayer and
Sermon
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Begole News
BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED

HlH ] HDh1S CELE bHA ~
Mr. and Mrs Max Miller enter
tanned with ? dinner Wednesday
evening celebrating three family
birthdays Mrs. Susan Warner IS
birthday vas Tuesday Max Nil
ler's birthday and Duane Critten
den's birthday were Wednesday
Covers we're laid for Is.
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Md viii Meet

The Pittsheld Ladies Aid So
cietv. with their husbands as
guests. will hold their annual
meeting Thursday At the Congre-
gational church. Npsilsnti Din
ner 10 be served al - 50
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First Methodist Church
IIr1-

2 so a m--ChurCh School Jun
Tor intermediate. High School and
Adult departments.
1926 a m.-Nursery for chll
dreu to three years OF age IN the
Methodist Community House.
t0:45 a m.-Church School Pre-
school, Kindergarten, Primary de
partments
1916 a Morning Service Of
Worship Rev. Walter r Heyler
will speak on the theme The Way
TO Better World. The High
School Choir will sing "Jesu.
Friend Of Sinners by Greg The
Adult Choir will sing Light OF
Light by christensen Organ
numbers played by Mrs. l.. ]. vii
son are: "Aguus Del. by Bizet,
and Prayer, by Humperdinck.
S p. m.-Epworth League. Wor-
ship leader Lois Hopp Miss Eli
zabeth McCrickett will speak on
The Catholic Church. This is
one of a series Of meetings on
other churches.
S p. m.-Wesleyan Guild supper
and sing.
700 p. m.-Wesleyan Guild Yes
per Service. Peace Through I'm
derstanding' Mark Jefferson
will spe~' on Tile Part Geography
VIII Play in the Postwar World
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Sunday in Ypsilanti Churches
First Presbyterian Church


Raymon Burns Bair, minister.
W. Morgan Lewis, area minister.
10 a. m.-Church School. Ross
Cook, superintendent. Glasses Tor
all agcs.
1926 a m Divine worship Sci.
mon by the minister Youth Faces
Lille With Faith.
1885 a. m.-Nursery school .or
small children
Mrs. Thomas O'Dca. director o..
music.
Prelude The swan. Stobbiug.
Postlude. Meditation. Footc.
Anthem Go Not Far From Ne
U Lord Haydn Morgan.
Solo. "Heuusdei'. Mozart. Mrs.
sherwood Dller. soloist
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lnter-church Service,

intef-Church services
In Willow Run Theater Bldg
1880 2 m-Noon Worship m
auditorium Cooperative Protest
ant Service
$50 r. m - Church school
Glasses for men, women aud Nouus
people
2. m Choir practice
5 p m Evening Fellowship SER
Vice.
3.15 p. m-Christiau Youth Eel
lows hip
Tuesday so and 90 p M
Youth Fellowship dinner every
Tuesday in Lodge Cafeteria west
end). Meet and eat together
Thursday, . and s p m Mid
week Service IN Room IN Of WI
low Lodge.
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PIIarIm Hollness Church

Pilgrim Holiness CHURCH
Cor. Forest Ave. and jerome ST.
H. c. Diller, Pastor.
. 2. m-Sunday School.
; p m.-Worship Hour.
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Attend Convention

Mrs Paul Slusser and Mrs Cliff
ford Reynolds attended the Kings
Daughters County Convention
Wednesday at the Presbyterian
Church. Ann Arhor \ cooperative
dinner was served Al noon
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Dr.. Clendenirg will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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col River Blvd
Hugo Fenker. pastor
Ernest Phllippi, ylsr
Paul Ungrodt. SuhSy School su.
perintendeut, Carl Scbeffler, as
Slstant
as m Sunday School. Jun
Tor. intermediate aud senior de-
PARTS Primary and kindergarten
departments meet IN the Sunday
School rooms during divine ser
vice
II 4 m Divine service Ser
mon subject The Most Foolish
Man in the World.
The junior choir will render the
anthem "TheFe is 4 Tender Shep-
herd Jones. The senior and in.
termedlate choirs will render the
anthem Unto the Hills"
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The evening Vss spent in visit.
nE and playing games
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nc Methodlst Church

Corner Lowell and st. John Sto.
e c, Morell. pastor.
10 4 m.-Suuday School Clar-
cnce G Chambers. superintendent.
II a m Morning Worship Ser
mon subject, How TO Get Things
From God
80 =. louug peoples ser.
vice
= m.-Eyangellstlc service.
Sermon subject. Can Our Pray
erB Avail For Others
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THE ORGANS We house within
our body might be compared to
our relatives. There are all kinds
of relatives and all kinds OF or
gaus. The regular hardworking
kind-the heart is representative
The sub., 1944-04-13

we carry a lot of people who aren't on the beam1 We think If we or ganize 1t this way there will be more cooperation between work CTS and more incentive. Also. it will be easier to spot slackerS and they'll no longer have the excuse that so-and-so of another depart ment Is loafng around and not earning his share, so why should they do it for him =.
 .s.m.s.u.
 Ross new title is Mayor of Goshen. Also. two weeks in suc- ceSSion he won the shop pool. We've always heard that these pol iticians can take care of them selves.
 .S. m. 0.u.
 Add to list of cooperative bosses Johnny Ashcraft, Pipeftters, Frank Stewart, Painters, Bill Bau- CT, Outside Electricians. Ed O'Brien, Tin Knockers.
 ,g.m o.u.
 With convention season ap- preaching, already we are hearing and getting into arguments on the political situation. But, as far as this column goes. we're strictly neutral Reminds ua of the story Lincoln told of the woman down in Kentucky. She came out of her cabin one day and found her hus- band grappling with ferociouS bear. It was a fight to the death and the bear was winning. The struggling husband called to his wife, For heavens sake. heip mel" The wife asked what she could do. Said the husband. You can at least say something encourag- ing" So the wife hollered, 'sGo to 1t, husband. go to it. beari''