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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-24

Napostede je .pastauila lonec Z
fno3nikov v ped, ueasm1a sya-
tiIEo i kuhiiji In odsla y hisa.
kafeh ia raatesnn zlozljivo po-
stelio in je knnalu zaspal. Ama-
lila je pogledals1 1razmrscene Ia
Sc, XII SO mu strleli izpod odeje.
Toda moz je bill obrnjen Z obra-
.zosn proti ste1i i'm :je g1asno
smrta. Val nejeuolje je zapIal
" Arnaliii. Nikakor Sc nj mogIa
sleGi in Ieci k MENU. Tho je
.upihnila svetilko, pobrala ko-
zuhovinasto preprogo, XII je Ie-
7a1a ma tfeh, dotipafa v tenn
svojo ovratno rute in stopila
ven.
Odpravifa Sc je k pravkar
.prizidanemu delu hleva, XII nj
bill zahenjen. in Sc splazila pc
temi h kupi ciste s1ame v kotu.
Kaleb je vedne trdno spaf in
Amalija Sc je slednje jutro pr
va prebudifa. Vedela je, da je
moz ne bo pogresal. Ovila Sc je
z ruto, 1egla v slamo in Sc odela
8 kozuhevino. Vso noe il je raz.
bijal med spanjem v srcu strah
kakor s kladfvorn."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-24

Da vi innate gumb . :. magicni gumb, XII OBJ
vladuje mos orjakov. To je gumb ali stik, ki da
delo takoj neskoncne energijo elektrike !. samo
s pritiskom v&sega prsta.
Efektrika prpizvaja danes vec kot s3A000 raznih
del donna, v trgovini, tovarm vse okrcg vas!
Elektriena sluzba -zacne ali neha de1e1n DO vasi
zelu. della poceni in sanesljivo
Cd vasega rojstva sem je elektriSn& z1sanost
ornogocih cee move int1ustrije - zaposlzI. niljo-
ne teT zalozih desetine milijonovsz brsssteyinimi
novirni produkti, napfHvia deio lazje III zvijenje
bogatejse. 4. ,s4..s
Cello 10 to ctate pripravja elektricno podietie "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-24
SrIkxN :

med kupi, pregledovaf pSenico,
RI in jechnen Z natAncno pazlji-
vostjo in sklspa1 n them, kate
70 zernijisce naj hi ostalo pri-
hodnje leto neposejano. Judita
nikakor nj nogla vedeti, kolikO
casa SC bo Kaleb mudil ma takm
sprehodih, zato Sc nj upala iii
Ionstrsn sole, 6e je 'sploh kd4j
prestopi1a vrata pristave. Anna
LIZA je budno pazila 1anjo in
il je postala malone strozji paz-
mix nego Kaleb.
(N0daljevonje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-24

This penitentiary California
members bible the
Voice of Prophecy radio This pra every Sunday
ing the Mutual Boadcag system, and released by
ton to more than ESQ additional stations North and s
the bible which the above part
class LED BY the in shirt sleeves second second from left
pleased with results from this students Lessons are
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-24
Ii MATE GUMB

vas -po znagi -. vec produktov in vecjo postre-
zbo XII vam bo dodatno olajsala skrbi in pornnozi-
Ia vase prijetnosti L g.
bodoel Osti boste hOteli ponnoziti vase rabo
elektricne postrezbe h cepfav je elektrika danes
poceni, bo Sc cenejsa ,nsedten ko vam bo doprine-
sla vee in veE koristi ker zee kot rabite eektri
ke, aaunj stane enota. s :".
Faktleno Sc je povprecna eena elektriki XII jo
daje The Illuminating Consrany "a rezidencno RAJ
DO s'siSua vsako edino leto ~ leti kar je drusba
obratu. Danes gre psvpreEna cena elektriki Sc
vedno: :nizdol! - THE CLEVELAND ELECTRIC
ILLUMINATING COMPANY.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-24

prSln Prell2anlmI fok4n1l ma
ograj0 pred seboj. on 81 mu
.blodile po sirnih polianah, kier
50 stall novi stogi sena. Potem
je p1ihsj&l y kahinie in raanis-
ljeno brskal "a polomlienimi in
pretrganimi kosi konjske opre-
me, skatIarni zarjaveFih zebljev
in vijahi. Amalija Sc je prf-
.pfavljafa ma plaz skorajsnjfh
nApadov, kajti Kalebovo vede4
ME je bilo znamenje, da Sc pri-
blizHjejo. ..- =
Eva dni pc Kalebovern odho-
du v Yellow Post je izbruhnito.
OtfOcf in uciteljiea so odsli ma
pcdstresje. Amalija je pripfav-
ljala ovsen moenik "a. prihod-
Mi zajtrk. Kaleb je prisel s
tpolja, zaprl nalahno duri "a
seboj, potresel svetilko in 10
obesif ma kIjuko pri vratih.
~Tvoj sir" je reg olikan go4
sped, Anslija. Zele oIikan go
SPOOL" je npregovoril malone
sepetaje in stopil n1inao ME V
hiso.
Amaija je vzdihnila. Hipe-
ma je obeutila silno utrujenost,
kakor da bi bila do1go casa "a
stonj delala. Vkljub vsemu, kar
je hla napravila, je zavrsal vi
rad mad njo. Cd bridkega spo-
znanja il je otopela misel. Ma
Kalebovo opazko nj mic odgo-
vorila.
"No? Mislil sem, da bi rada
vedela to-" je nadaljeval Kaleb
Fz razzaljenim glasorn. "Ali M
mas niti besede?"
NE, prav nie,'' je odvrnila
Amalija.
T Kafeb Sc je vrni1 kuhinjo in
je stopil z dvignjeno glavo
sprednjo. "Toda &c bi ii povedal,
kkar je tvoj krasni decko storil
meni, bi mogra nedvomno kaj
pripomniti," Sc je snamrdnil in
Sc udaril 2 roko po prsih. AIN
nemara mi tudi ne bos zamerila
tega, kar bonn storil, kadar ma
poci cas-"
Amalfja ga je pogledala in
prebledela sprieo njegovega po-
gleda.
"Kaj pa je storil?" je vpra-
sala plaho. IT, -" '-'
''No, hi, hi! Kaj da je sto-
Rip" Sc je nasmehrja1 mehko.
"Bi Ii rada vedela, kaj? No,
ugani."
S temi besedami sc je odstra-
nil v hiso in Sc prieel slaeiti. Ia
lucil je cevelj "a cevljem po
tleh, da sta zaropotala, Amali-
ia je sfisafa, da Sc MOI ma tt
hem sn1ehlja.
| Dolgo casa je stala S sklonje-
MIN hrbtom pri ognjiscu in 81
poskusala pojasniti, kaj je mo-
glo tako nenadoma zbuditi v
Kalebu prezir do Marka. Najsi
Eje bilo karkolize, ma vsak ma
Gin je podkuri1o v Kaiebu sta
70 mrznjo, ki jo je gojil do
fanta. Kajti Amalija je meni-
la, da sInatra Kaleb Markovo
navzoenost Oelandu "a oseb-
no zalitev, XII bi 10 mogel ma
Scevatl sAnao na en- nacln. ANA
liza Sc je lovila "a bilko upanja.
Veckrat il je prisio ma um, da bi
prosila, naj Sc odstrani, preden
mu Kaleb st0fi kaj zalega. To.
da vsakikrat je sprevidefa, da
bi to lie pospesilo odkritja resni-
ce, kajti Mark Sc nedvomno ne
bi dal brez telftnega razloga
pregovoriti h begu. Sprevidela
je, da je brez moci. Mic drugega
il nj kazalo ko cakati pa moaiti,
da bi kaka nepricakovana prili-
ka preprecila Marku doznatl
kar 10 je strasilo. Vse bi rada
dala, da bi zvedela, ali Bart Nu-
gent Sc zivi ali ie umrl. Kaleb
je kdaj pa kdaj omenif, da je
slisal o MEM, toda "a Amalijo
I je bilo to b4ez pomona.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY


Presidents Club OF all day sewing meeting
beginning o'clock Mrs b. Burbank; din
lei a bring table service.
Huron Mothers Club 1880 special Clifford
will THE White Cliffs Dover by Alice Duer
Miller assisted by Atwood McAndrew the piano Mem
bers bring guests Literary Club House.
Washtensw Rebekahs Officers Club 1890 with Mrs Clarence
Southwark.
Ypsanti Post number 1882 American Legion, o'clock Legion
home.
Ypsanti Faterna Order o'clock, 1914
ST.
Girl Roosevelt; eight
Lukes; 345 Roosevelt; troop IL, o'clock,
Prospect; troop o'clock Starkweather
THURSDAY
Riverside Study Club. o'clock, with Mrs. Efie Root
Baptist Missionary
with Ralph Grandmason, 1921 st, Willow Run
Village.
order Rainbow public installation officers
Temple lodge
Lutheran Mixer cooperative meeting o'clock Sunday
School rooms OF church.
Tent
supper. $780, and social meeting GAR. Hall
Izaak Walton League, s O'Clock, at LEAK Walton Hall
St. John Parish Council of National Catholic Women o'clock
st. John recreation
B. B. Bunco Club S o'clock, with Lore
Auxiliary O'clock meeting followed
White Elephant party American Legion
st Lukes Auxiliary Guild sewing $780, luncheon o'clock
Church House.
dressings Hall
Queen City Lodge number 1877 Knights OF Pyhs
o'clock, X. p Hall
O'clock Woodruff troop clock
Woodruff.
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AUXILIARY GIVES
PARALYSIS FUNDS

The Auxiliary. Veterans OF For
elgn Wars, at their largely attend
ed meeting, Tuesday evening in
Veterans Hall, voted $40 to the
March OF Dimes flnd. ana after a
talk by Mrs. Harold. Halsey on
the work the Red Cross is doing
for wounded men in hospitals, vot.
ed TO Join once week. Wednesday
evenings. in making surgical dress
ings in Ann Arbor, leaving here
by bus.
Mrs. George Robins. Mrs. Elroy
Briggs, Mrs. Anthony Jamnick con.
tributed to the birthday barrel
Mrs. Joseph Wolff won the defense
stamp.
At 9 O'Clock, the Auxiliary was
hostess to the men OF Ypsilanti
Post, their husbands and five guests
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schlintz
Mrs. Harry Williams. Miss Betty
Jean Payne and Miss Mary Lou
Young. Bunco Whist was enjoyed.
with eight tables in play. Prizes
were awarded TO Mrs. Ivele Grub
Mrs. Harry Williams, Joseph Wolff
and Bert LutZ, Later Mrs. Harold
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26
BAPTIST CIRCLE
PLANS SUPPER

At the business meeting OF Cir
Gle two OF the Baptist Women's
Union, Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Alvin Andei IN.
plans we're made for the church
fellowship supper. and a money
making project was decided upon.
During the evening the women
rolled bandages for the White
Cross under the direction OF the
White Cross chairman, Mrs. Dan
Patch, visitor.
For the Fellowship supper. Feb.
at the church, each Is TO bring
q dish TO pass, and buttered rolls.
Dinner reservations to be made
by Feb. 6 are in charge OF Mrs.
Anderson and Mrs. Mack Evey. Az.
ter discussing various ways OF rails
ing money. IL was decided 10 lay
aside penny a meal
A Round Robin letter to Mrs.
Ellen Stanton, who Is i'll in Dr..
Gates Hospital, Ann Arbor. was
written and will be sent TO her.
Devotions. opening the meeting.
we're led by Mrs. Charles Alban,
who read from Matthew 26th chap
ter.
Refreshments OF tea and waters,
were served by the hostess.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26
Willow Run Calendar
TODAY

TODAY
100 and 7:30-Make Surgical
dressings in the Willow Lodge
Library.
1880 and 7;30-Sketching Glass at
North Recreation Building,
Willow Lodge.
200 and 1880 - Conversational
Spanish Glass in Room 10,
North Recreation Building,
Willow Lodge.
4:30--Children's Catholic Choir
practices at the Ross School.
6:45-Mens Bowling Glass at Ma
pies Bowling Alley, Dearborn
7:30-Boy Scout Troop No. 81
meets at'Ross School.
7:30-Speech Glass at Local so
Hall, Ypsilanti.
THURSDAY, JAN. 27
12:45-4:00 p. m.-Mation pictures,
Willow Lodge Theater.
2 & 8 p. m.-Mid-Week Chapel,
Willow Lodge North Recrea-
ton Building.
400 p. m.-First Communion Class.
1915 Beckett Ct, Willow Run
Village.
S:0O10:00 p. m.-Men's Gymns-
SUM, Michigan State Normal
College.
1880 p. m.-Flying Squadron Meet.
ing, Local so Hall.
500 p. m.-Square dance, Ross
School.
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and other cub leaders. Plans for
week end encampments OF Willow
Run Troop 81, and Roosevelt School
P. 7. A. Troop 81. to be at the camp
on the Huron River. near Dexter,
were announced. The camp is
equipped with cots, and stoves. so
that groups may camp there
throughout the year.
Scout Executive Walter MacPeek
reported that there were 377 boys
members in the 20 cub packs,
scout troops, and senior groups in
the district, as of Jan. !. More
than 500 boys in the district served
during 1943
Announcement was made OF the
inter-pack potluck dinner for all
cub scouts and their parents. to be
Thursday, Feb. 3, at Roosevelt
School.
Reports were given by represen-
tatives from the following institu-
lions sponsoring the Scouting and
Clubbing programs: Roosevelt
School P. T. A., by Duane Cham
berlain and Herman Keller; Har-
riet School P. T. A, by DR.. Law
renee Perry; Spencer Club, by G..
F. Gilbert: Prospect School p. T.
A., by Glen Ridenouer; First Bap.
fist Church, by Glen Touse; Raw.
sonville Community, by Raymond
Miller; Willow Run Village, by
Russell Brown, Henry Gabriel. Eu
gene Boggs, and Howard Ander'
son.
Among District officials who could
not be present at the meeting were
Vice Chairman Norman HOLDEN
District Commissioner r. Clyde
Ford. and Clubbing Chairman, L.
Paul Elliott.
The next meeting OF the Ypsilanti
District Planning Meeting will be
held at McKenny Hall on Tuesday
evening, February 7, at 1880 p. m
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Extensive Plans For Boy
Scouts Mapped by Council

Representatives OF over a dozen
parent institutions sponsoring Cub
packs, Boy Scout troops, and Sen
Tor scouting groups discussed COM
mon problems. and mapped out ex-
tensiye plans for coming weeks at
a meeting OF the Ypsilanti District
of the Washtenaw Livingston Boy
Scout Council Tuesday evening in
Charles McKenny Hall. DR.. James
P. Warren, district chairman, pre-
sided over the meeting.
Included among the reports was
that OF the chairman Of community
service activities. Howard Fanslow,
who told of distribution or war pos
ters every two weeks in the district.
Enthusiastic comment was made
on participation OF scouts and par
ents in the recent Court OF Honor,
following the report OF Paul Sam
son, Of the advancement commit
tee. The March Court OF Honor
will be the 2Sth of the month, at
Willow Run, with the Arch cere-
mony being used It was agreed.
Work Of the committee on or
ganization and extension was re-
viewed in a report by Chairman
Lawrence Dunning. Hermann KEEL
Ter stated that the new troop at
the Assembly of God Church is
ready to be chartered. II was
also reported that Neighborhood
Cub Den is being formed in East
Ypsilanti, under the sponsorship
Of the National Lutheran Council.
Duane Chamberlain, vice-chairman
of the Leadership Training Com
mittee. reported that the training
course is in operation. meeting the
first Tuesday evening OF each
month. A conference OF Green
Bar Scouts is being planned for
sometime in the near future, as Is
q training course for den chiefs
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Service Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs. John Squiers. sos
Congress St.. have received word
from their son, John c, Squiers,
who Is in the South Pacific area.
that he has been promoted to
lieutenant, junior grade.
Jack Mcleod Saunders, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Saunders,
Summit ST., has completed his
course at Naval Air Technical
Training Center. Memphis. Tenn,
and will receive the third class
petty officers rate Of Aviation
Ordnaneeman.
Announcement is being made OF
the marriage Jan. 6 in England, Of
Cpl. Lloyd f. Curtis and Miss Jean
Cain, London. Cpl, Curtis. who is
stationed in England, is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn e. Curtis, for.
mer residents Of this city, but now
living in Paragould, Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaye Barth,
Hewitt Rd., have Just received a
letter from their son. Seaman &c
Frederick Barth, stating that he is
now stationed at Treasure Island,
San Francisco, Calf.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26
STATE OFFICERS AT
D. OF n. MEETING

Loyal Lodge number 10 Degree
OF Honor had guests from Detroit,
Mrs. Verda Ferguson, state presi-
dent. and Mrs. Lillian stein. past
state president. al the lodge in
stallatlon meeting and dinner in
ST. Luke's Church House. Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Richard Smith presided at
the meeting in the auditorium FOL-
lowing a delicious chicken dinner
in the dining room. A beautiful
bouquet OF red and white carna-
tons conferred the table. The Off
GERS were installed by Mrs Fergu-
son, Mrs. Stein as grand usher,
Mrs. Lonas Kidwell. state secre-
tary. as past president, Mrs. E. E.
Ensign as second vice president.
During an -intermission a very
pleasing musical program was pro-
vided by Worth Mallory OF the Nor.
NAL College Conservatory OF Mu-
sic faculty who sang Myself
While Young" and Life" Susan
Eckley played two piano selections.
"Harmonica Player" and THE Min
ute waltz op. 81. by Chopin.
Short talks were given by the
Detroit officers and gifts from the
lodge were presented TO them by
Mrs. Robert Lambie.
The officers installed were Mrs
Smith, president; Mrs. Marian St
John, vice president; Mrs. Ensign,
second vice president: Mrs. Lam.
bic, advisor to the president; Mrs.
Stanley Rose. recording secretary;
Miss Dora Fletcher, financial sec
Rotary: Miss Belle Ross, pianist and
juvenile director; Mrs. Clarence
Gum and Mrs. Edmund Hewitt.
inside and outside watches.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26
ILLUSTRATED TALK
FOR MONS MEMBERS


One new name was added to the
membership roll Of the Mothers Of
Men in Service Unit number ten
visitors were introduced and com
mittee reports were given al the
unit business meeting. which was
followed by an illustrated lecture
in the American Legion Home
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Albert Santure became a
member. and the visitors introduced
we're Mrs. Carl Lowe. Mrs. James
Crosby and Mrs. Walter Evans.
Mrs. Faron Hayden presided.
Mrs. p. +. Skinner acted as cor
responding secretary in the alb.
sence OF Mrs. Motive Smith. who Is
i'll. and read letters OF thanks from
members who have received flow.
ers and cards. A letter was also
read from an officer at the F..
Ypsllantl air base. thanking the
women for the sewing and mend
ing they have been doing for SOL
diers there.
The club has received an invita-.
ton to the formal opening OF the
U.S.O. rooms TO be Jan. 30. The
rooms will be open for inspection
from to : o'clock. and at 3 o'clock
there will be short dedication
service. Two OF the MONS. men,
bers Mrs. Alex Fox and Mrs.
George Morhous are making new
drapes for the L. s. o. windows,
which they expect TO have finished
by Sunday.
Mrs. Hayden read a letter from
the state president urging members
TO cooperate in the bond drive. and
announced the Gallants selling for
this unit. Mrs. F. E. Dupont. Jr.,
Mrs. Fred Katon, Mrs. Alex Fox
and Mrs. Helen Horner.
A call was made for workers for
surgical dressings for the Ann Ar
Dor Red Cross. several volunteered
TO go. wednesday evening.
It was voted to have the units
charter framed.
The meeting was closed with the
retiring OF the Colors and the sing
ing OF The Star Spangled Ban
ner." Mrs. Katon accompanied at
the plano.
For the program. under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. ]. A. Fleuelling. Rev.
George Daschner showed many In
teresting slides OF views in South
he had taken while a mis-
sionary there about IS years ago.
There were views OF Rio de Janeiro.
said to be the most beautiful city
in the world, and which Is next
to the largest city in South Amer
lea. Near Sac Paulo was the larg.
est coffee plantation in the world.
The views showed the natives pick
ing the coffee berries. which are
first green. then red, and about the
size OF cherry, from the tall tree
like bushes. There were also fruit.
sugar cane and tobacco plantations
and rice fields, as well as village
and street scenes.
The next MONS meeting will be
Feb. 22.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26
NEEDS MAMA" DOLL

Galesburg Mich, Jan. 26-UP-
To keep faith with her soldier son
and to a girl in Australia, Mrs. l..
w. Shafer today was in quest OF a
mama doll In his most recent
letter from Australia, Pvt. Will
liam L. Shafer. asked her TO send
him only one thing-a mama" doll.
Because he had to have that doll
to keep faith with a dead comrade
and a fve-year-old Australian girl.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26
Fine Points in BrIdqe
BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

the diamonds might ruin him, II
he tried either the K or J on a
lead toward them.
This declarer. Al Sobel. great
tournament director Of the Ameri-
can Contract Bridge league, f1g-
ured out a safer play. He won the
first trick with the HEARTH and
led the diamond 5. Any player we
know would play low. to wait for
the apparent certain finesse Of the
J on the next round Only a super.
super expert, not yet born. would
have used his Q on that s. This
East played low. so the 10 forced
the A. After that, all Mr.. Sobel
had to do was rake in his certain
tricks. totaling one in spades.
three In hearts, one In diamonds
and four In clubs.
That rubber game was in De-
troit. AL says he is not posing as
a New York slicker putting one
over on the boys West Of the Hud-
scr, as he admits the play would
have worked against himself, too.
and he knows several Detroiters
who might have tried 1t on him.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26
THE WILLOW RUN NEWS
Willow Run Conference on
Religion Will be Friday

tion; resource leader, DR.. James
Myers, industrial secretary OF the
Federal Council OF Churches, Of
Christ in. America. Theme, The
Function OF Religion in the Willow
Run Community.
~ m.-Luncheon fellowship.
1880 D. m.-Joint session with
professional workers OF the Willow
Run War Housing community; pre-
siding, the Rev. Raymon b. Bar;
presentation OF summary OF the
morning discussion by Mr.. Jack
son; panel discussion, Religion
Serving Tenant Needs and Inter
Agency Cooperation for Service ;
presiding. DR.. Luther Butt, Metho-
dist superintendent, Ann Arbor Dis
trict: DR.. James Myers, Bishop
Francis ]. Mcconnell. resident
Methodist Bishop of New York
City, Kermit Eby. National Educa-
tional and Research Dept, CLIO;
Rev. Robert Kincheloe, war hous-
ing chaplain, Observation-Disclosures
Council OF Churches and Christian
Education; Rev. Claude Williams,
minister to labor, Detroit Presby-
terry; Rev. owen Geer, Mt. Oliyet
Methodist Church, Dearborn; Rev.
Roland Schwandt, area minister,
National Lutheran Council; and
Rabbi ]. NJ. Cohen. Hillel Founda-
ton, Ann Arhor; Open Forum. for
written questions from the audi
ence.
s. p. m.-Evening mass meeting,
Roosevelt High School auditorium.
Presiding. the Rev. Raymon B.
Bair. This is for all residents OF
Willow Run, Ann Arbor, Ypsilantl
and adjacent areas. Speakers will
be Kermit Eby. and Bishop Francis
]. Mcconnell.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26
Willow Run Village
Has New Drug Store

All departments of the new Cum
ningham Drug Store have been
opened. and a large number OF resi-
dents in the Willow Run Area
have been availing themselves OF
the extensive drug services offer
ed in the first drug store opened
in the area. Chester Picarskl.
formerly manager OF the River
Rouge Cunningham store. is IN
charge OF the new store. which has
a personnel list OF % persons. most
OF whom are employed from the
area. with a few from Ypsilanti.
Departments include prescrip-
ton. drugs. soda fountain, cigar
counter. sundry. and toilet goods.
The store is situated at 1919 Stan.
ford, between the Post Office and
the A and p store.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26

A conference to help clarity the
function OF religion in the Willow
Run Federal Housing Community.
and to look toward a closer coordin-
alton between the churches and
the other social groups seeking TO
serve the residents OF the com.
munity is planned for Friday.
Daytime sessions will be in
Charles McKenny Hall, Mems
Lounge. and will not be open to the
public.
The program includes 10 a. NJ
Discussion session for pastors and
area ministers; presiding. the Rev
Warren f. Jackson, Willow Run
regional secretary and dormitory
chaplain for the Michigan Council
OF Churches and Christian Educa-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26
TAXI FARES UP

Kalamazoo, Jan. 26-UP - In
creased taxi fares went into effect
here today after the city com.
mission voted to allow drivers to
charge a dime for each passenger
more than one in the party. The
rate hike came after a four day
strike precipitated when the cab
company demanded higher rentals
from drivers for use OF the cars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26
TWO SELECTED FOR
WOMEN'S CABINET

Miss Fannie Beal and Mrs. James
Mohler were named chairman and
secretary respectively OF the Wom-
ems Cabinet OF the Congrega tional
Church, in a meeting Tuesday eve
ming at the parsonage. Plans for
the coming year were formulated,
and include a delicatessen and bake
sale. Feb. IS. Spring Thank Of
fering in the form OF Chinese Tea,
and a Fall Rummage Sale, in Sep
TENDER.
Plans were discussed also for the
Church Family Fellowship Dinner,
20 be Sunday. Feb. s at the church,
Immediately following the morning
service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-26

Halsey and co-chairman, Mrs.
Fred Payne, Mrs. John Bird and
Mrs. Fred Briggs served a delight
full luncheon. Decorations. table
cloth. napkins and place cards were
all patriotic in color and design.
The next meeting will be Feb. s
in Veterans Hall.