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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16
CHAPTER rHrRTY-FTvE

NNA4hA 4 A-AN
MRS. REYNOLDS closed her
eyes as she lay in bed, and did drop
OF into q little sleep. When she
opened them some time later she
saw Dr.. Banning standing ever
her.
How 90 yoa feel today, Mrs.
Reynolds ?" he said quietly.
She chuckled. Remember the
day whizzed my chair down from
the porch to the street! want To
do that again."
splendid. Then you1i be ready
for an operation If we find 1t nee
essary."
She stopped smiling, but her
voice was steady. II put myself IN
your hands"
That's very kind, but l won't
trust myself. I'm old. I've asked a
man to come down from New York
the very best there is for this sort
of thing. II he is willing to &c
ahead, then we must follow him.
She drew a deep breath. Yes, we
must follow. I know at my age
there is so little chance of"
I'VE will only operate if there Is
every chance in your favor" DR.
Banning cut in sharply. BE clear
on that point. BY the way, do you
want Laura home when the doctor
comes? He's coming by car from
Wilmington"
The old woman shook her mead
Don't trouble Laura. But 1 wan
Anne. I want her to go to the hos
pital with me when I'm operated
upon"
Anne came forward and took hei
hand. "Tll be with you all can
but only real nurse Is allowed IL
the hospital"
you're a real nurse TO me"
-And to me- added the doctol
quietly. II promise you Anne vii
he right with you"
Then bring On your specia
New York man."
Hell be here soon. Now I'm go
ing to take Anne away from yol
for little talk"
'Ts it something I can't hear
Don't be afraid to say anything"
tits about Anne herself"
"Good. Tell her a funny story
She needs to forget me for a few
minutes"
Anne was curious as she followe,
DR.. Banning out onto the porch.
broad awning kept away the glar
lof the hot summer sun. The oil,
doctor sat down and patted tn
chair beside him. She sat and wait
ed while his eyes twinkled.
I've been meaning to have
talk with you, but l wasn't sure o
myself. Now l am. / dare say lot
of men have told you how prett
and sweet you are, but has any
body ever told you you were
humbug?-
She was amused at the old-fash
ioned word. What have 1 done :?
you've deceived us all. Natural
1y I guessed, but even 1 WASH
sure. Girls these days can fool a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16

The Baptist Tabernacle Sunday
School Christmas program. which
will he giyCl Sunday at 80 at the
Church House. 2lS e. Forest Ave,
will include hymns, prayer, recita-
Ii ms, songs by beginners and pri-
mary class and the young people S
choir will give the Christmas story
in word and music. Rev Harold
Engel. pastor. will deliver a ser
mon illustrated by flanaelgraph IN
The Birth of Christ.
Those who will give Rotations
are; Jacqueline Wissinger. What
More Could We Do: David Maris,
My Welcome; Dean Maris.
Christmas Candle; Johnnie En-
gel, why Can't We; Sharon Wis.
singer. "No Room in the Inn /;
Terry Poole, Ready and Willing 4.
Ronald Burkhard, Christmas
Dawns'; Patsy Cross. a Blue
Star; Jackie Cross. Praise the
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vertin. mother, 26io Union St, Cal
umet.
Williams, LIST 1t. Clement W
Mrs. Beverly Williams, wife Star
Route. Harrison.
Wiser. 2ud It. Thure l. Mrs
Sigrid Z Wiscn, mother. SOC South
Della ST. Iudinrton.
Killed in the Mediterranean area:
Carmody, Pfc. Donald j.. Mrs
Eleanor c. SchwikerL sister. 725
White St. Port Huron.
Fast. Pvt. Charles r Mrs Helen
X Fast. mother. 1885 Ellsworth
Rd, lpsiiaun.
Goldberg Cpl Arthur w Mrs
Augusta Stoneclift. mother. 1l1l
North 18th St, Escanaha
Knaus. Pvt Henry r. Miss
Frances knaus, sister. box o.
Trauuik.
Pearson. 1st It. Justus y MIS-
Conrad + Pearson. mother, 7iI
Margaret St. Ironwood
Pitcher. Sgt. Harry b Mrs
Bernadiue Pitcher. wife 24J
North Broadway. NJ. Clemens.
Stevenson. Pie. Clarence B. -
Mrs Liyina Stevenson, mother,
st ignace.
Killed in the Southeast Pacific
area.
Benson. Tech. Sgt Lloyd r
Ms Sylvia 5. Benson, wife, Wake
field.
Lehman Pvt. Leroy ! T.awr.
cuce J. Lehman, father, 1916 River
ST.. Lansing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Koss were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Emery Seitz
and family, Maybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Elka visited
Mrs. Anthony Morowski at Monroe
hospital Friday evening.
Mrs. John Nelinek spent Friday
in Detroit and visited Mrs. Anna
Nolinck.
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Vogler. Mar
vim and Jean and father William
COX, were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles Colts, North
Vile.
Mr. and Mrs. Derwood Landt
and daughter, Monroe. spent Sat
urday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Koss and Carolyn
Mr.. and Mrs Nern Cox. Plat.
spent Friday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nogler and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Webster Hardy
were guests of Mrs. Grace Jacobs.
Milan, Sunday.
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have to help suffering as much A.
doctor. ] don't know why, but this
Rayror Is coming because OF you.
It's Mrs. Reynolds chance to have
a few more years of life. You owe
her that, even II she'd been like
Laura"
Il have my own life to live. DR..
Banning"
He stood up This is your life"
She faced him squarely. "And
suppose insist on making my own
decisions ?"
For a moment they looked At
each other steadily Then the sound
OF bell came from the house.
Anne cropped her eyes then ran
into the house in answer to the
summons. The old doctor pulled out
"a big linen handkerchief and
mopped his forehead. When he fin
ished he saw car pull up to the
house II was the one he had sent
TO Wilmington. A tall. strikingly
handsome man, dressed impecca-
bly,, got out. DR. Banning hurried
down the steps TO shake his hand.
DIT Raynor, I'm sure. This is
very good of you to come all this
way"
The handsome man shook hands.
Where is Anne" he asked almost
ourtly.
shes inside waiting to see you.
l told her you were coming"
They went into the house and
along to Mrs. Reynolds room.
Anne. who was standing by the
bed moved away as they entered
DR.. Raynor went straight to her
and, putting his arms about her,
kissed her tenderly.
I'm so glad I've found you
again, darling"
1t was the old lady's chuckle
which broke the spell. Her voice
had a merry ring to it. We'll, 1
never might have known it. Who
are your"
DR.. Banning was quick. This Is
the famous DR.. Raynor, Mrs Rey-
nolds He's come from New York
to"
ITO kiss Anne / know. I'm sorry
can't get up and leave you two
alone"
DR.. Raynors eyes were spar
king II hope soon to have you so
; you can get up, Mrs. Reynolds. You
must forgive me. I haven, seen
Anne except a few minutes in
Washington, for about six months.
, I'm glad you had such a fine nurse.
Anne Is tops"
Anne moved toward the door,
but DR. Raynors crisp voice called
, her. It was the voice OF the sur
, geon, not the man now Il want
you, Miss Wilson Don't leave. You
+ can help me move Mrs. Reynolds
if l have to. Now. DR.. Banning,
, shall we begin ?"
| The old lady nodded. II think I
! can trust you. But l want Anne
with me when you start cutting"
Naturally Anne will assist me -
l if necessary. She has done so hun
! dreds Of times"
ITO Be COntinued)
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Casualties
"A pint OF blood can save =
life. Call Red Cross NOW for
your appointment"

JSA' appointments
Washington Dec. -AP- The
War Department Friday announced
names OF 2.404 United States sol
diers killed in action in the Central
Pacific, European, Mediterranean
and Southwest Pacific areas.
The Michigan dead includt.
killed in the Central Pacific area.
Odeimin. Pvt. Gen. Mrs. Their.
esa Odeimin, mother, Cross VII
lage.
Ray. Pvt. George W.-Mrs Lois
B. Cox, mother, Box Il. Fredric.
Killed in the European area.
Benz. Capt. Burton W Mrs
Dorothy l. Benz, wife, 235 Hnlcrest
Ave, East Lansing.
Bessey, End 1t. Alya D. - Clar-
ence +. Bessey. father, route !.
Comstock Park.
Breir. Pfc. Atwood r Mrs
Ethel Brier, wife, 10f Pine 81,
Cbesaning
Burke. staff Sgt. Thomas +
Ada b. Martin. sister. st. James.
Carrather. Staff Sgt. Bernard 4
Anthony Carrather. father, 22l22
Lange St, ST. Clair Shores.
Hovanec, Pvt. John Mrs. Ste
phany A. Hovanec, wife, l2l
Vaughn St. Ironwood.
Lehto, Pfc. William W Mrs
Edith l.. Lehto, wife, i04 Baraga
Ave, Houghton.
Miller Pfc. Sidney W Mrs
Barbara Miller. wife. 1ll7iz Dun
lap Ave. Menominee.
Pearson. Pfc. Robert b Mrs
Bessie Pearson, mother, route I
Lansing.
Rands. Pvt. Robert p. - Mrs
Glesta Rands, mother, 9l4 Vine
St. st. Clair.
Rogers, Capt. Jack L. Mrs Vic
let NJ. Rogers, wife, i0i Baraga
Ave. Houghton.
Swan. staff Sgt. Jack j. Mrs
Irma G. Swan, wife, 112olz Cooper
| St. Lansing.
vertin. Pfc. Albln AIRS. Mary
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16
WOULD GET sso.ooo.ooo

LansinE-Michigan would receive
approximately 10000 900 Of federal
funds under the postwar highway
bill opted by Congress and sent
to the White House for signature.
the state highway department re-
ported Thursday. Commissioner
Charles NJ. Ziegler said the bill
would allocate Sis.6s3. 900 annually
to Michigan in the three years i'm.
mediately following the war, with
$3.50 900 OF the first years grant
to be made Immediately available
when money is appropriated to i'm
plement the measure.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16

EAST LANSING AP 80 Lawr.
.ence Sharkey Is. OF Lansing was
accidentally shot and Killed Thurs.
day night while playing with two
friends in the living quarters of
Capt. Laurence Lyon. chief of the
uniform division OF the Michigan
state Police at headquarters here.
Coroner Ray Gorsline said the
shooting was accidental and that
no inquest would be held.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16
THIRD HAVEN
ov Warren Howera


old man like me But I know your
secret"
She was instantly cautious
What secret
so that's IL. You have more
than one secret. Well shouldn't
be surprised. You know you are a
mystery girl and always have been
since you came here"
Il don't see any mystery"
He crossed his lean legs and pat
ted a bony ankle. II see more than
you do, then. You know you were
mighty clever with Mrs. Reynolds
that day she fell and Laura thought
it was a stroke How did you know
what TO do"
Anne stared out across the wide
street. II told you my mother was
very ill"
His quick laugh cut Ter short
You did have good hospital train
ing, didn't you ? But I'm sure yol
were a splendid nurse"
She faced him boldly. Sorry, DR.
Banning. but I never was in hos
pital."
He grinned mot as a patient
But as a nurse"
You are mistaken, DR.. Ban
ming"
He shook his head. 80 young
so pretty, and so deceitful. Wha
are you going to say in a few min
utes when DR., Raynor comes ?"
Dwight"
She gasped out the name, ther
clapped her hand over her moutl
in dismay. The old doctor chuckleC
and grinned at her knowingly.
Eyes. my girl, DR.. Dwight Ray
nor. said I was going to get tn,
biggest man I could. He refused
when I wrote, but last night I hat
a long talk with him on the phone
I tried to interest him, so I toll,
him about you"
"Now
-Ah, but yes. I said we had {
ANNN 4 VI
who had probably saved this oil,
lady's life by her quick thinking
He was still saying no, no, no, whel
told him the pretty nurse wa
named Anne Wilson. He gasped on
Anne just the way you sal
Dwight, and said he'd come to
day. II was a bunch. I believe il
lunches. It's wonderful what magl
there is in some names"
Anne stood up slowly. 'T-rr
afraid you don't understand.
But I'd like to- He smiled u
at her. Would you like to te
me ?"
There isn't anything to tell"
II see. Well, he told me to kee
/ you here il I had to hang ont
you"
J TIN sorry, DR. Banning. Undo
, the circumstances | must go"
And leave an old woman VIII
| depends on you? l didn't think yo
were like that. In fact, I know 20
aren't. Laura was hateful to you
oh, I know about it, never fear
but you came running when yo
were needed. It's your nature An
| it's your duty. You're a nurse. 70
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16

AS a result OF "bonds.fo for babies
campaign started last February, at
least 100000 American babies are
now starting life with a financial
stake for the future. Some of these
bonds have been purchased by faith
ers overseas who have not yet seen
their offspring.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16
Belleville
ENTERTAIN CLASS

Belleville. Mich.-Tuesday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. William Which
clio entertained "a members of
the Service Glass OF the Belleville
Methodist Church at their home on
Martinsville road. The evenings
entertainment feature was in the
form OF Christmas party with
exchange OF gifts and singing of
Christmas songs. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Otter will entertain in the
month OF January.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16
Xmas Shopping

Its easy to shop
At the Storage Fur. Sales
There's enough for the
family
To load your Xmas tree
Here's a list of things
That can't be beat
Just buy one of these
For a Xmas treat
A smoker for Dad
For the kids a table
These can be bought
ACKNOWLEDGMENT no
fable
A sewing cabinet for Nom
Will be her delight
She sure will enjoy il
From morn to the night
Then there's lamps and
hassocks
Or a nice easy chair
That has good springs
That you know is rare
Tear Drop chairs
For the little tot
Or a jolly rocking horse
All these we've got
There's fierce looking
pambies
And doggies 80 white
And cuddlesome teddies
To make Xmas right
A duffIe bag for Bob
A vanity for Nell
Just buy one Of those
And make their Xmas
swell
For a reasonable gift
Buy a mirror that's clear
| Or a nice magazine rack
VIII give Xmas cheer
| Just give us a chance
| To help shop for you
And soon will vanish
Your Xmas blues
Now we wish you all
A Christmas Of cheer
And hope you each
Have a Happy New Year
Storage
| Furniture Sales
II n. Huron st.
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Have Dinner Guests

Mrs. Emma Clark, Mrs. Mark
Todd and son and Mrs. Ira Bark
err, Liberty St, were Friday eve
ming dinner guests Of Mrs. Wendell
Dickinson, Worthwhile.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16

The General Electric Co.. at
Schenectady y. y has developed
"refresher' training program to
assist sales engineers returning
from Army. Navy or Marine Corps
service to readjust themselves In
the company in the shortest pos
sihle time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16

Mrs. Forrest Shirley and baby
daughter, Williamson, are visit
ing at the home of her husbands
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sob
olewsky until the 18th.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16
Sunday Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Laudette Harding
and children, Adrian, were Sun
day dinner guests at the home OF
Mrs. Hardings brother, Glenn
Feight and Mrs Feight.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16

George J. Coleman. s &C, Nor
falk. Va, is on his way home be-
cause of the illness OF his father.
George c. Coleman, Angola st.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Ives. HUI
70 nRiver DIR. attended the Jun.
for Chamber of Commerce dinner,
Thursday evening, in the Huron
Hotel, Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16

Attend Services
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Hardy
attended the funeral services for
Charles Downing in Milan Sunday.
Clyde Mason and son Jerry Wis
tied Junior Mason in Flint Sun
day where he is attending school.
Mrs. Anthony koss and Carolyn
spent Thursday evening with Mrs.
Vincent Doty. All visited Mrs.
Herman Gertz, Monroe in the
afternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16

Tobias knight. colonial secretary
OF North Carolina, was tried for
completely in the maraudings' OF
blackboard the pirate. but WIS
@b,olyed by the provincial council.
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S. Z. Augusta
ATTEND MEETING

ATTEND MEETING
s. f. Augusta. Mich-Nfrs. Al
bert Elka and Mrs. Anthony Koss
and Carolyn attended Ladies' Aid
at St Paul's parish hall Thurs
day evening in Maybee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16
Home ILL

Mrs. Fred Quilstorft has been
confined to the house by illness
the past week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16
Entertains Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Charles
worth entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clifford, Willow Run, at
dinner, Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16

Sunday Guests
Mrs. Minnie Akans had as guests
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. c Welbrook
and the Misses Emma and Mary
Thumm, Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hulett were
Sunday dinner guests Of the vii
liam Horns. Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson. Ann
ArbOr. were Sunday evening visi.
tors at the home of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson. Lib
erty st.
Mrs. Ella Leonard aud Mrs Rob
ert Bredin spent Friday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Coy Leonard.
Denton Rd.
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Special for the Holidays!

Try delicious egg nog over the holidays. You'll
love i'll Please place your order in ample time for
your next delivery. Phone us or order direct from
your milk man.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16
On Business Trip
Sunday Guests

Fred c. Fischer has beeh In
Lansing on business since Sunday
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SPEAKING OF GOOD THINGS

The bounties of Christmas aren't the only kind worth
having There's also the precious bounty Of good health
such milk helps build and maintain. For genuine
enjoyment and increased stamina, add not less than a
pint day to your daily eating habits.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-10-23

No matter what the weather outside You'll
be comfortably warm this winter with soft
wool-bIend blanket from FederaI's new group!
WooI-BIend Double Plaid Blankets
Woven for durobIityl Nicely bound! 72x84 3.SJ
IS % Wool Plaid or Pastel Blankets
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500 Wool Plaid or Pastel Blankets
Deeply mapped. bound in royon sotn. 72x84 7.0J
1907 Wool Blankets by Vogue"
Fomous Vogue" quality! Worm 72x84 1928
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You'll heighen the beauty Of your bedroom bring life
Its color scheme with lovely chenille spread Thcky tuted deep
pastel tones and white white pastel grounds for
complete selection Of styles and color schemes choose from
floral and eeometric patterns
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Selma ir po Seimo, nekuriems
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos CEN
tro valdybos nariams ir komisi-
iq nariams prisiejo daug vazi-
nett po ivairius miestus.
Delei sito ne tiktai musu
veikimo prieSams bet ir LVS
nariams ir geriems remejams
parupo zinoti kick tas viskas
l.. v. Sajungai kastuoja ir ru-
pi ne tik kick isleidzia kelio-
mems gelezinkeliais, bet ir kick
dienpinigiu gauna, kick uz no.
telius ismoka. =.
Sia .proga norime praneSti
visiems LVS nariams ir musu
darbo remejams kad didumoje
atveju visi LVS centro valdy-
bos ir komisiju nariai vazine-
ia pasiauk0dami Lietuvos va
davimO darbui - vazinedami
ne tik neima ir negauna is l..
v. S. dienpinigiu, bet patys uz-
simoka ir hoteliu ir gelezinke-
liu kastus savais pinigais.
ADV. A. Oils is Chicagos va
zinejo Clevelanda, j Washing
tona, j New Yorka apie 10 kar-
tu, uzmoketi gavo tik uz vie
na gelezinkelio tikieta j Cleve-
landa, daugiau nieko. Tai bu-
vo specials reikalas kuriam l..
V. S. centro valdyba j kviete
pasitarimui.
LVS is savo kasos moka tik
keliones kastus ir tai tik to-
kius kur visa valdyba mato
reikalingu ir kada igalioja as
menj vaziuoti. Jokiu dienpi-
nigiq ir hoteliu lasu jokiais at
vejais niekam nemoka.
Mokejo tik keliones kastus
LVS sekretoriaus X. S. Kar-
piaus kai delegavo il vykti po-
ra kartq Chicago paskubinti
"Timeless Lithuania"
Mokejo keliones kastus P. j.
ziurio, Spaudos komisijos pir-
mininko, j Washingtona, kur
ii igaliojo vaziuoti svarbiais
reikalais, ir keliones kastus
Columbus, Ohio, gauti Ohio