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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
The H.
Receive In At
Home Thursday

On Thursday evening Atty and
Mrs. Herbert l., Dudley received
many friends at their beautiful and
spacious Norwood street home. The
house was lsvishly decorated with
peonies and baby chrysanthemunns
Incidental music furnished a de-
lishtful background for the steady
Aow Of guests
ASSISTING as hostesses were
Johnnie Mae Fritz. Gladys Fisher.
Jane Lett, Beatrice Minis. Nina
Dudley. and Katherine Entzminger
Many beautiful and useful gifts
were received by the couple More
than 300 guests visited the Dudleys
during he evening. Among them
were MeSdlmes Charles A Scott
aud Robert Thomas and Miss Bessie
Shorter OF Chicago
Detroit guests included Mr.. and
Mrs Lloyd McGlaunn. MIR and Mrs
LucioS r Bass, DR. snd Mrs Ger
many Bennett Mr. and Mrs Clar-
ence Parker, Mrs Hattie Parker.
M and Mrs W J Fields. Mr.. and
Mrs Floyd Penick. the Rev. and
Mrs Joseph Brockingion. Mrs. A.
D. Parker. Francis NJ. Dent Cloiee
Y. Msckhn, Mr. and Mrs A F Bal
lard Mrs Ann Dunbar. Mr.. and
Mrs LLOYD VI. Cofer. Mrs Maynard
X Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Ed DAVIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T Cole ST..
Matte Hill, Mary Conley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Dudley ST., Mr.. and
Mrs Harry o. Solomon. Mr.. and
Mrs J. II Turner. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Caldwell, Mrs Sadie Ran
some. Nj and Mrs. Henry Talber.
Sr.. Charles Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry w. Halcone. Mr. and Mrs
Julian Perry. Ms Florence Stew
ems. Suesette Talbert. Mrs. James
AikenS. Mr. and Mrs George
Franklin Louise Ray, William Ken.
ner, J W Henlon.
OTHERS WERE Mrs Hazel Jor-
don, Mrs Virginia Yates Mrs Wal
ter McGlasker Mrs. Rhea Lucas.
Mr. and Mrs p r Piper, Mr.. and
Mrs. n W Rcagon, Mir and Mrs.
A. Maxwell. Mr.. and Mrs William
Wsrfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. II l.. Wad-
dies. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Briscoe.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gary. Mrs. Elizabeth
Preston, VI X Fritz. Atty and Mrs
Eivin Davenport and many others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Sgt. Anderson
Feted At Party

Sgt Richard p. Anderson Is home
on furlough after 20 months in the
South Pacific. He was entertain ed
by his sister. Mrs. Fannye Ander-
son Taylor, al a party in her home
on last Thursday evening.
Despite the rstioning OF the usual
delicacies and potatoes that are a
must for such celebrations, Mrs.
Taylor had. nevertheless, sccumu-
lated an endless supply OF sumptu-
Gus foods and liquors TO the de-
light OF her guests who made merry
In pre.war fashion far into the
night.
ONE OF THE delightful surpris-
es OF the evening was the rendition
OF several numbers by the Deep
River Boys who were appearing
at the Downtown theatre. The boys
dedicated their songs 10 Sgt. An
derson. Their newest recording,
which has yet 70 be released, is en-
titled. "Foollshly Yours"
Among those who came 10 cele-
brate the homecoming OF Sgt An
derson were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Glover, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tay-
lor. Sl-c~and Mrs. Chester Moore
OF Indianapolis, Ind, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Anderson. Gwendolyn j.
Charleston. Claudia Martin. Ear
nestine Veal. Morris Warren. Bon
ME Mae Kitchen. Esther Anderson.
Hamilton Jenkins, Garfield Will
hanson. Thurlow Fitzpatrick. AL
Ian Williams. Sac Robert Maxwell.
the Deep River BOYS and many
others who dropped in.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Sub-Deb Feted
On Birthday

M and Mrs Elder Hammc;t
honoved their daughter. Thelma
Louise with a birthday party or
her 18Th natal day Al their home
OF Woodrow avenue.
DELICIOUS rsfreshments were
served games were PLAYED and
ranv lovely gifts were received by
me honoree-
Guests presen; were Jean Nun
son. Ronald Thornton. Hattie
Brown. Madison Agnev. Martha
Northern. George Roach. Emma
Hsddon. william Tslley. Elizabeth
Hall. Cleo Talbcr,. Ivory Norman.
Pa, Nelson. Beverly Barber. Ro-
herts Marshall Betty Marshall.
Jean Saunders and Opsljune Nor
man.
Adults present were Mrs. Kath-
crime Gsmbell and Mrs. CLAUDIA
Hal
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
QUINN ROAD
NEWS
BY MARJORIE BECKS

Mrs Tracy Youngblood. the for
mer Doris Mitchell, and her daugh-
ter, Chepsl Ann Of Chicopee, Mass,
are visiting their family.
Mary and Yvonne Youngblood OF
New Bedford, Mass. were also
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell.
A. WEEK END party was given
IN honor Of Alva Harris, one Of the
ls4s June graduates Of NJ. Clemens,
Mich
The guests were Mabel Walton 81
Roseville, Virgil FOLSOM. Martha
Samuels. Hilda Samuels and Mar
jorie Becks.
The Young Moslems' league gave
another OF their monthly dances
The honor guests we're Joe Jimmy
and Nathan Reese of Detroit
REBECCA MORRIS had a birth.
day party that everyone couldn't
help bu, enjoy
Miss Amanda Walker OF Mem
ph.s. Tenn. is visiting her SISTER
and bro,her-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs
Earnest Jones and her brother and
sisier-in-lSH. Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie.
The Handicraft club was guest OF
The Progressive club in Detroit
THE QUINN ROAD boys soft
ball team won over Mt Clemens
six 10 two ,6-2.
The wedding reception Of M. and
Mrs. Earl Hubbard Sr. was held
SUNDAY. +749 Morse avenue Many
relatives and guests were present.
Many useful gifts were received.
Mr. ard Mrs. House received a
visit from the stork who left a boy
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Club Women
Of Ohio Back
Poll Tax Bill

CLEVELAND. Ohio - The Ohio
State Federation OF Colored Wom-
ems Clubs held an executive meet
ING in Delaware, Friday. with Mrs
Jessie Gardner. president OF the
Southeast district. hostess
group presiding. The meeting was
held at 81. Paul Me. church. larR-
est white church OF It's denomina-
ton in Delaware.
The committee went on record
as urging the representatives OF
the Ono Women'S Clubs 10 support
the Fair Employment Practices
Committee and the snti-pon tax
bill.
Since 1912 the number Of clubs
has grown from 20 To l0S with the
membership increasing from 200
10 1911. Each OF these members
pays 81 90 fee per years and sup
ports the educational scholarship
fund
One OF the most inportsn, things
on the. aaends was the passing OF
the resolution 10 authorize the
State Supervisor ~ Junior Girls
Ia travel through the state 10 or
game Junior State Federation
clubs. Mrs. Janet G. walker. Jun
Tor supervisor. will head UP A state
wide conference for girls between
the ages az II and IA which is 10
be held A, Camp Mueller tlocsted
in Summit county of the Phyllis
Wheatley Association.
The women endorsed the State
Presidents program FOR social serv:
ices activities and particularly VIII
they support the Ohio Pubic
Health Association program Of edu-
cation in the prevention OF tuocr-
culosis The women welcomed the
opportunity TO study social security
and social legislation affecting
women and children and 10 visit
state institutions supported by the
taxes.
The goal OF the state organizer
Is 1000 paid up members by June.
1916, when the biennial meeting
will be held in Cleveland.
The women expressed their APP
precistion to the Federation. fra.
ternsl organizations. churches and
other agencies for their support IN
persuading Governor Lausche 10
commute the death sentence 81
Johnnie Mae Gardner 10 life i'm
prisonment.
The state president. Miss Jane Y
Hunter sent the national dues 20
Mrs Ella p. Stewart. NATIONAL
treasurer.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Poro College
Fetes Founder

DETROIT - Annie VI Malone.
founder and president az Poro col
lese was honored al reception
A. me Twelve Horsemens Civic
center. making her 4Sth annlver-
sary The affair Vas given by the
beAuticians Of Poro college.
Special anniversary gifts were
gwen bv Mrs Myrtle {. Cook,
president Of Poro college. ard Mrs.
Dorothy w. Maxwell instructress,
and members Il the Poro club.
Officers ef-the-P eFe-elHb are:
Miss Virginia Harrison. president:
Mrs. Ether ODonnell. second vice.
president and pianist; Mrs Ruby
williams. secretary; Mrs Ann Clup.
recording secretary; Mrs. d L.
Griffin. treasurer: Mrs. Julia Wor-
than. chairman. sick committee
and reporter. Henry 6. Dunbar
was master OF ceremonies
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
VICTORY TEN SOCIAL CLUB

Met al the home OF Mrs. c. IN
ion. 972 z. Ferry avenue. The
meeting was opened with the
chaplain in charge. siness
which was the election of two
new officers, was taken up. Mrs
B. Barton was elected assistant
revoroing secretary. and Mrs. c
Union. assistant financial secre-
tary. The president made few
remarks. All members were pres
ent but two. A delicious repast
was served by the hostess.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Sculptor lsuded For Works

NEW YORK - The work OF Miss
Selma Burke talented seaiptHess,
has been acclaimed here at the
new Modernage Art gallery where
four artists have staged one-man
shows.
Miss Burke. who is just begin
ming TO be known, has exhibited
10 pieces. Critics have prssied her
Widow, Gentle Spring" Deb
orah. Boys Head and the SEN
sivitively csrded Torso" in lime
stone
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
UBS
THE LAS AMLGAS
SOCIAL CLUB

Met al the nome OF Johnnie Mae
Cunningham Thursday. There was
a discussion OF vacation plans. The
club will spend week beginning
July Is at the summer cottage Of
the JohnSonS Of Grand Haven.
Mich. Julia Formsn. member OF
the club, has returned from the
hospital. Bridge was played with
prizes going to Helen Morgan. first:
Sammy Rector, second A delicious
repsst was served. The next meet
ing wilE be al the home OF Mrs
Geraldine Jackson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
>ReaI-SiIkers'
Guests

LOUISVILLE. Ky. - Guests o.,
the Real Silk Hosiery Mills their
employers, seven local employees
OF the company. including the su-
pervisor OF the Negro District OF
the state OF Kentucky. Mrs. Antoi-
nette Jackson. along with three
company officials gathered at the
Brock building for luncheon Tues
day June II. beginning at o.
clock in the afternoon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Honor Graduate Wins
Smith Scholarship

NEW ORLEANS. La. - Joyeelyn
Reed. a ls4s honor graduate OF Dill.
lard university. was notified soon
after graduation that she had been
awarded scholarship TO the Smith
College School OF Social Work.
Northampton. Mass. Miss Reed has
already entered the summer ses-
sion at Smith. She plans 10 be-
come psychiatric social worker.
During her college career she was
prominent In the Players Guild,
the YWCA and the Student Union.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
THE QUO vADIs BRIDGE CLUB

Met With MIS-. Della Smith SAT-
urday. After the business session,
a delicious luncheon was served
This was followed by a bridge ses-
sion during which prizes were
won by Miss Bendella Williams,
Mrs. Mae Heard and Mrs Maxine
Charlton A tea will be given by
the club July !. 4 TO 6 pm, at the
home OF Mrs. Della Smith. 6387
Woodrow avenue. The public is
invited. The next regular meeting
will be held at the home OF Miss
3. Williams.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
els support NAACP

NEW NoRK-The N.AA.CP. re-
ce'ved si.e26 in new membersh ps
this week from men of the lSs3rd
Engineers in Burma who raised the
sum through We DAY program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Celebrates At
Gala Party

The small FRY friends OF Glor a
Jean Underwood helped 10 make
her twelfth birthday very happy
one Saturday al 5 O'Clock. In the
home OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Underwood OF Goddard ave-
nue. Party decorations. colored
hats and favors. were only part OF
the ga celebration The small
honoree received loads ~ gifts.
which would be dear Only 20 the
heart OF a young miss. The age old
games ~ post office. and names
were among the many enjoyed BY
the host Of youngsters.
AMONG THOSE VINO came we're
the folio wing guests: Elaine
Dickersor. Rosemary Liovd Lor-
rsine Glover. Marjory Rose Kins,
Betty Bennett, Rosie Fluker, Ger
sldine Coleman, Rosemary CLANCY.
Bernice Wilson. Shirley and Gloria
Merriwether. Jeannetter Mccoy.
Lowell CLANCY. George ard James
Lloyd, Herbert Sadler. Kenneth
Smith. Fred Jenkins. George Will
lians. Donald Bell, Leonard Cole
man. Sonny and Junior Merri-
weather. Roy CLANCY. Linda. Al
bert. and Bonnie Underwood The
grownups present were Mesdames
Frances King. Doroths Rsyford
Matte Gardner. . Amelis Hill. Mr..
ard Mrs. Janes'P Cotf. and Mr.
and Mrs Lawrence Merriweather
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
THE SOJOURNER
SOCIAL. CHR

Met al the residence OF Mrs Lot
tie White. 504 East Hancock. for its
business meeting. Mrs. White has
recently recovered from an illness.
A delightful fish dinner was
served. Business Was quickly dis
posed OF. The next meeting will be
at the home OF Mrs. Ethel Breach.
1926 oath street. L. White is presi-
dent; B. Moore is secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
NORTH END news
By MARIAN C.. MeClLl

Florence Ames Temple No. IT.,
1BP.O.EW., held its election OF
officers Tuesday evening at 300
Mack avenue. There were 267
members present. The most i'm
portant Offices TO be filed we're
daughter ruler, vice daughter ruler
and assistant daughter ruler. DIT
Helen Green was Overwhelmingly
elected daughter ruler with 2l7
votes while her opponent Dt
Thelna Dickson received 50 votes
d. Davis was elected vice daughter
ruler d., Mary Reeves was re-
elected assistant daughter ruler.
THE SPORTEES unit of Florence
Ames Temple. No II gave a victory
banquet for the president, DIT. Helen
Green. who was elected daughter
ruler Of the temple The table was
beautifully decorated and laden
with plenty Of delicious food Many
dignitaries and state officers we're
on hand 10 congratulate the charm
ing lady who was presented with
a beautiful basket Of flowers. An
enjoyable evening Was had by all.
On Sunday afternoon d.. Ruler
Helen Green OF Scotch avenue.
held open house for the members
Of Florence Ames Temple. No Il.
for their appreciation and conf
dence in electing her as daughter
ruler.
MRS. FRANK MAINS. vice
president az the S 6. Social. enter
tanned the members and friends at
q cocktail social hour al her lovely
home on Hudson avenue.
Mrs David McGlll Of Delmar
avenue. president Of the S S. Socia.
club, entertained the club IN their
closing social for the season. There
were IS guests present.
Mrs David McGI,l has closed her
apartment for the summer and is
now Vscs,lonng al her cottage at
Great Lakes Holly. Mich
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-30
Noted Soprano Guest SoIoist

PHILADELPHIA. Pa Dorothy
Maynor, soprano. inaugurated the
summer season Of the famed Robin
Hood Dell in Paramount park Mon
day when she appeared as guest
soloist with the Robin Hool Dell
Symphony orchestra under the di-
rec;ion OF Mimitri Mitropoulos,
regular conductor OF the Minneap-
oils Symphony orchestra.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-15
Three Servicemen
ReportedWounded

Ann Arbor, Feb. 15-Three sol
diers recently reported wounded
are Captain Arthur ]. Decker, Jr..
Sgt. Frederick j. Radtke and Pfc,
Leonard Van Ripper.
Capt Decker, a graduate OF the
University High School and cap
tain OF his ROTC company at the
University before he was called
into active duty in November, 1871,
has been awarded the Purple Heart
for wounds received in fighting
near the Samree, Belgium area De-
cember 10.
Sgt. Frederick ]. Radtke, form
erly reported missing in action az
ter heavy fighting in Germany, is
safe. He is hospitalized in Eng
land for wounds he received in
combat. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Radtke, reside at Whitmore
Lake.
Pfc. Leonard Van Ripper who at
tended school in Ann Arbor. re-
Gel ed slight injuries in action in
France on Jan. 20. He left for
overseas duty late last December
with the Seventh Army. His moth.
er. Mrs. Andrew Dresden, 1898 S.
State St, was notified Tuesday
OF his injury.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-15

Carleton.
McCurry, LIST 1t, Robert M.-Pon
tiac.
McFadden. Pvt. Calvin J.-Detroit
McGnl, Pfc. Richard Hudson.
McKibbin. Tech. Sgt. Arlo G. 49,
Hillsdale.
Mead. Pvt. Harry E.-Sparta.
Mericka, Pfc. Joseph Port Hu
ron.
Miller, Pvt. Edwin A.-Lansing.
Miller, Pvt. Frank NJ, Jr.-Detroit
Narodzonek, Sgt. Stanley E.-De
troit
Nazimek. Pfc. Walter-Detroit.
Ockert, Pfc. Edward M.-Traverse
City.
ODell, Tech. 5th CIR. Arthur w
Saginaw.
Osterhout, Pvt. Merlin A., Jr.-
Bay City.
Ouellette, Pfc. William G.-Bay
City.
Oyster. Pfc. Lloyd B.-Lupton.
Paul, Pvt. Harold j.. Jr.-Detroit
Pfeiffer, Pvt. Charles D.-Wyan
dotte.
Rheaume, Pfc. Robert detroit
Richardson. Pvt. William H.-Holt
Ridenour. Pvt. Charles E.-Benton
Harbor.
Ruff. Pfc. Glen R.-Frankenmuth.
Salata, Pvt. Wslter-Hamtramck
Samulski, Stat Sgt. Donald j.
Detroit.
Savord. Pfc. Clyde C.-st. Ignace
Schatzberg, Pfc. Melbourn E. -
Detroit.
Schimmel, Tech. Sgt. Vincent NJ
Center Line.
Schmidt, Pfc. Harold E.-White
Pigeon.
Seccia. Pfc Albert-Detroit.
Semo, Pvt. John j., Jr.-Detroit.
Sinkevich, Sgt. Joe-Saginaw.
Sheridan, End 1t. Howard P. -
Detroit.
Springs. Pfc. Horton Koruna.
Spry. Pvt. Kenneth J.-Wyandotte.
STAN. Pvt. John G.-Holland.
Staub. Pfc. Melvin A.-Detroit.
Stick. Statf Sgt. John V.-Niles.
Stigar, Pvt. Earl J.-Freesoil
Stone. Pfc. Maynard P.-Detroit.
Szatkowski. Pfc. Stanley-Detroit.
Temple. Pfc. Robert E.-Detroit.
Van Vyncht. Pfc. Andrew-Grosse
Pointe Woods.
Weir. Pfc. Frank P.-Detroit.
White. Pvt. Herbert T.-Lansing.
Wilson. Capt. Earl F.-Monroe.
Winters. Pfc. Kenneth Sand
Lake.
Woelkers. Pfc. Frederick j., Jr.-
- Detroit.
Wojtaszek, Stan Sgt. Francis -
Detroit
Wojtys, Sgt. Hamtramck.
Yelope, Pfc. Victor-Niles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-15
CLAIMS BENEFITS

Chicago-Mary Morel, office sup
ervisor Of the theological Society,
testified in a federal court trial yes
terday that she had benefited
very, very much" from the teach
ings OF Hugh Greer Carruthers,
founder OF the society. Miss Morel
said she has been living with Mr..
and Mrs. Carruthers in their IS
room mansion on a ten-acre tract
called Media Park at Bangor,
Mich. where Offices were estab-
lished in 1913.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-15
Casualties
"a pint Of blood can save q
life. Call Red Cross NOW for
your appointment"

Michigan personnel wounded in
action in the European area in
Guides:
Anderson, Pvt. Walter-Ensign.
Angyal, Sgt. Joseph-Detroit.
Archacki. Pfc. Wallace P.-Detroit.
Arias, Pfc. Leo-Detroit
Armstrong, Pfc. Philip R.-Grand.
Vile.
Arts, Pvt. Donald L.-Sears.
AstembOrski, Pvt. Henry Ham
tramck.
Auten, Pfc. Walden T.-Goodrlch.
Avery, Pfc. Howard A.-Wayne.
Ayres, Pvt. Floyd o., Jr.-South
Haven.
Baker, Tech. 4th CIR. Walter L.
Grant.
Barbaz. Pfc. George-Dearborn.
Barringer, Pfc. Richard Gold.
water.
Beegle. Pfc. Floyd E.-Muskegon
Heights.
Behnke. Pvt. Curtis w, Jr. -
Ferndale.
Berry, Pfc. Theodore J.--Fiint.
Billings, Pvt. Charles M.-Petos-
key.
Borkowski, Pfc. Joseph, Jr.-Gay-
lord.
Brege, Pvt. Robert E.-Detroit.
Byrd, Pvt. Dayton Adrian.
Carnell. Pvt. Ray F.-Battle Creek.
Carpenter, Pfc. Oren A.-Charlotte
Carr. Pfc. Henry E.-Riverrough.
Cary, Pvt Charles D.-Jackson.
Deboer, Pvt. William H., Jr. -
Grand Rapids.
belong. Pvt. Albert Lansing.
Delong. Pfc. Lewis R.-Mount
Morris.
Dresner, Pvt. Joseph S.-Detroit.
Duprey. Pfc. Theodore R.-Grand
Rapids.
Duveyoung. Pfc. John P.-Detroit
Eagan. Cpl. Matthew c., Jr.-Mus-
kegon.
Esther, Sgt. Ralph s.-Coopers-
vile.
Ettinger. 2nd 1t. Robert C. W
Detroit.
Felisky, Pfc. John M.-Flint.
Fell, Sgt. Robert H.-Lansing.
Fisher, Cpl. Frederick A.-Detroit.
Gliding, Pvt. Vern, Jr.-Char1
lotte. I
Gilpin. Pfc. Robert M.-Mount
Pleasant.
Hale, Sgt. Daniel-Belleville.
Hansen, Pvt. Robert G.-Muske-
gon.
Harrigan, end 1t. William T., Jr.-
Berrien Springs.
Harris, Pfc. Painter J.-Negaunee
Heitger, Pvt. William E.-Sturgis.
Herstein, Pvt. Norman J.--Au Ges.
Hoover, stan Sgt. Jay Frank
lin Mine.
Ingram. Pvt Charles RYAN Dyke.
Kasperek, Pvt. Marion F.-Hsm-
tramck.
Katz. Pfc. Charles-Detroit.
Kordish. stan Sgt. Victor A. -
Munising.
Latvamaki, Pfc. John W.-Iron-
wood.
Letter, Cpl. Clayton C.-Marlette.
Lindberg. Pvt. Carl A. Jr.-Baie de
Wasai.
Lindsay. Sgt. Mervin E.-Detroit.
Logalbo, Tech. 9Th Or. Joe -
Coloma.
Tomas, Pvt. William, Jr.-Detroit.
Ludwig, Pvt. Frederick New
Boston.
Luger. Pvt. John c., Jr.-Detroit.
Luker, Pvt. James plymouth.
Luttenbacher, Tech. 4th CIR. Clar-
ence A.. Jr.-Ferndale.
Mason. Pfc. Louis J.-Richland.
Mcconnell. Sgt. Lee J.-Tecumseh.
Mcclure, Tech. Sgt. Donald K. -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-15
MAY GALL MEETING

Detroit United Automobile
Workers (CIO) spokesman said to-
day they had been given permits
sion by the Office of Defense
Transportation to call a special
meeting here next month OF 200
members of the unions General Mo
tors Council. Representatives Of
workers in nearly 100 General Mo
tors plants will lattend the meet
ing, according to Walter P. Reuth.
er. UAW-CIO vice president and di-
rector OF its GIN department.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-15
TO OBSERVE BIRTHDAY

Miss Uellen Mills, a senior, will
have party at her home in Ply
mouth to celebrate her 2lst birth
dey. Miss Betty Stahl, Florida,
Miss Alice Miller, low, and Miss
Ruth Bolton, Monroe, will be her
guests for the week end
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-15
CAMPUS
ACTIVITIES
Students Mark
Valentine Day

Valentine Day was celebrated in
t., Normal College dormitories
with a dinner served at $50. Ia
BILE decorations were red candles
and in the center of each table was
a large Valentine.
The girls exchanged valentines
and surprised their friends with
original verses which they tied to
doors or put in man boxes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-15

1aby announced Sunday night that
she had signed a contract with
agents Richard Monroe and George
Van Marter for prospective film
at Monogram Studios.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-15
CAST MEMBERS ILL

The English Club will not pre-
sent their play the 2Sth of Febru.
airy becaue OF the illness of some
members OF the cast, Instead they
will have games and refreshments
at Starkweather Hall at 1870
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-15
Myrtle

HOLLYWOOD-AP-Joan Berry
OF the Charles Chaplin paternity
case says she viii appear in pic
ture after all Miss Berry, who
accuses Chaplin OF fathering her
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-15
Normal College Calendar


645 p. m.-Choir Pease Auditorium.
7:45 .. m.-WAA Board Meeting gymnasium.
10000 p. m--New Residents Party KingGoodson Halls.
p. m.-Wesminser
500 p. mWesleyan Guild Methodist Church.
500 p. insignia Sigma Sigma skating
m-Chstian Schultz.
500 p. m-Piano recital Pease Auditorium
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-16

160 ACRES in alfalfa. good drain
age, light soil Priced right. Phone
921. Alt
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-16
l9-City Property for Sole

FOR SALE-Nice bedroom house,
good location. This place is in
excellent condition. Does not need
any repairs or painting. Nice rear
yard and garage. Wall to wall
rugs and drapes included at $500.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone 660
4-18
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-16

FOR SALE-600 acres well located
on Hiway, good soil, all fenced in
100 acre fields, cement gates and
checks. Priced for quick sale. c.
MUNCEY, 608 Main. Alt
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-16
BERT PURDY, MGR.
Phone 636

FOR SALE
TOO International Caterpillar.
7 TT. Towner Disc.
10 TT. Spring Tooth Harrow.
10 TT. International Shoe Drill.
E. Teel, Mullen Canal, Gate No.
10. Phone Brawley l096-F2. AL
FOR SALE-No. II John Deere
combine in good condition. Ben
Hulse Tractor & Equipment Co..
Phone $50. Alt
9 JOHN DEERE model II combines;
1--30 Caterpillar; l--35 Cater
pillar, butane equipped. Phone
Robert L. Sperry. Calipat. ATS.
ALI
WARTIME LABCrc shortages are
alleviatea ~ tlsa nj '>OST-PRESS
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-16

PINE VALLEY - Large lots s S400
and 5000. Buy now. Build later.
E. c. Bangs, broker. 81