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Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
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te~rnationaIe 8ro6Lelne 5u finoen iu-
den.
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men Gerien nnd} Mosfau 5uriid. i'm
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iterfen pieIe @eriidte bon elmer iGfpe.
rem @rfranfline staIins utto iogar
ieines CODES, nobel Bel oieIen jider-
lid Ser @uni6 Der Batter oes Sc
banfers mar. 9tm 81. 8e5enber
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feiern.
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QubenminiIter G~nglnnos, Der Ser.
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ben Sortidritt ibrer geipredungen
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gen ~beuabren, uno lit es apeifelboft,
Oh Dor Gn6e Der aonferert3 ~iiberbolipt
ettuas @onfretes our geroHentlidnng
gebrodt meroen miro.
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8. Molotob batten nah Der eriten
Sislng auf ale 5ragen ser Beridt.
eritatter mir cine itare, tppe N%ntlport:
Seine 0euigteiten fir sic Brane,"
8e8eidnenb lit ieoodL ooB gabin
uno 9brnes BET ibrem gintreffen
nidt bon Molotop, ionoern bcr Ell.
fem untergeoroneten 0iplomnten em-
pfnhgen mur6ely mas nnoslltet, ouB
ser ruifiide guBerminiiter pon Sla.
lin poGla ireie &ano erbalten bot
lifbo einen bnheren Stang ols bic BET
Den angGoiddiiider 5toatsnt1nnarr
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gen miiiian. llno WsoIotop lit fir
ieine lttrbellaiamteit i'm 8ebarren
aif einen einmal 9efaBten Stano.
gunft befonnt.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
8oMm1rcuc aus ~
fir DcMtId9lanN

@aT6ington, II IS lit m0glid,
oaB Geutihlor0 eineil Seil ser
8aummolleoorr1te bon gerinqer
aualitdt, melde sic @ereinig.en
Stadten aufgeltapelt baben, erbolten
mirO. Die Negierung ermdgt ben
8lan, oelltiden 5abrifen einen Sell
Ser 100000 gollen 81 i~tberlolicn,
lie id)on Dor benz &sieg unter
Sem 9rogramnl, 0as Die 9aumpolle-
pflar8er erlnutigen %iollfe, itbernon
men bot. Ser 3Jpef lit elm sooppelaer:
Gentihlono iop Jebolien Deloen
lid Dirtifaitlify III erholen, lnr0 hie
2euhe in europa fonnten ouf oieie
Weiie ole notice aleionns erbalten.
Dor Den oreiBiger Sabren mar
Eeutiflano Gin groler 9aummolIe-
tlin0e Der 8ereinigten Stoaten,
nanote lidl 6anl1 ober dnoeren 9e=
5u9Sqltelsen 81 ufl0 bali lid Diel init
Der Gunltiaier ourf.
Gie 6aitptfroae in Dem erndhn-
ten Glon tit oie @elofroge. Cine Nm
regl,llg lallit oorolif binalts, oaB Die
Il. 9. @rport : Support 8anf ofer
Die Commodity Credit Corporation,
ipeIte iiber Die 8ollmuolle Ser Ge-
9ierung perfiigen fam Die Sofe
f~ind13ieren fonnte, iuoen cine Nm
Ieibe 9epabrt nirb.
Naf einem onoeren 8orihIog Iol-
te oie ltN@N4 Sic 8olimipolle foll-
len un0 iin oann Don ben 1euti6en
nit 8ertilitoifen be5a6len laiien, Die
Die Organization in onoeren 2anoern
guropos %benotiat. Bis iebt lit fein
8eldlltB gcfnBt moroen.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
8ru6 nit
6panien

@~aIbinaton, Die 8ereiniater
.Staaben trei6en mad anfidt oiplo-
Hati}her 8eobudter Der grei9niiit
etnem 8ru6 Der 8~e5iebnngen 81
sSranco .Spunien entaegen.
llnier 8otidafter Rormatt 4r'
mour febrt aus Maorib bierber 8u.
rid, lino es beitebt luie 8ortfti9rer
oeg StootS0eparicments mitfeiiet,
4ridDt Sic a6Ndt, oen Soften Ses mad
IongidbrigerGdtigfe aus Sem oipIo-
motiThen Eienit ollsjdetoeneen Bot
ftafRrs lteu 81 beiesen. 4rmonrs
&iidfebr faIIt 5eitlih .5~ulamtnen nit
elmer aus 4orfs genletoeten 4ffion
oe5 oortigGn gliBenamtes. Dicies bot
oie @ereinigfen Stoaten uno eng
Iaso eriuft nit dronfreid in Be-
raflil9el nit bent 3teIe zines oiplo-
motiifen 8rnds nit Jrunco eindu.
treten, Mber ifpon Dor oielem Sdritt
6er. 8egisruttg Dc @altlle bot man
arnlours Sheieet bon leihem SRA
o,,faefos+ Ao5 - ~, @nfon.1 ao,1
s nv 6ss D S~isror,otiiAe'' marfe5rs
,yn;S4en g>a;h;nafan ma .6er 'aToSf
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s ~ 80 ~ o S'o oaasa ns mo, o,,;s6an
an asnsss ~. ~ J, 80 ~ w., =, ssnnsa W
ma,. 81 ms;nesta !, ],
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
Hibbcntrcp tueint, ais
O. HitIcr I'm filrt iicbi

Miirrberg 4Is Der Slim iiber
Auitieg ut,o 5aG oe8 0ationalio5ia-
lismlis i'm @eridtsioal porgeIiibrt
nuroe basofln Sonnfim non Rrb.
bantrop 3t ipailiell, als er 6itIer
ipred1en io6, ltno iogte bi1ferber
.5fbfm Ell nift Sitlel8 getualtige
Beri0nlidfeit2" 9ans 6ronf, Der
ebemaIige 8eidsfommiifar in Eoten,
ingte rerbittert: .Gas lit Der Mann,
alis Dem Die Gentihen eiilan @otte
gernnht haben!"
@ana aaaemein batten amerifa-
utfhe 8eobnhter ben gin6ruf1 ooB
fif Die angeflagten 81 @n5ifiibrer
BEL ser gorfiibritig 6es GilntS tpie
eine Grippe bon ShNtltinoern Der-
9ielten.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
MnN Staat INT
1apaft 0ctrcnnt

Sofio - Gen. MacIrtbur orones
te Ole AbiGaffung bes Staats Sdin-
toislnus an Inn oas 8olf uon ,,ois
ooer inoireftem 3ipang" 81
6efreicn. an cine .,fabrifmaBise" Ge-
3u glauben. Gas beilte be-
fnnntgegebsne 8rogramm CUR Heui=
ron oes b~eltabenoen 3uitanoes
iiebt nor:
/. ginltellung iamtliter Re9ie-
rurgsfontrole uno unterItiislna 6eS
Staats S6intoisnlts, 6es 1@egS
Ser @otter".
2. @ntfernitng militariitiider uno
ultra ; decentralization ginfiiiIIe aus
ser Qebre Oes S1intoismus, Der
8orfobrsnfult uiio Sllleroergottun9
poridreibt.
8. aufboren bes Sdinto Gin
olif Die Sdulen ourd cine
9eenoigung oes llnterridts.
Mlliierte Offi3iere k.tonten, Dab
ourh Die MaBnaAnie mobl ser
Staats Shintoismus beIeitigt miro,
bic Sefte ieltit, Die idasanesmeiie
II Millioren Anbdnger Ant, ie6of)
ansetaftet miro. gs ioll aud
0erindt merSen, ettua Die Sa-
raner reli9ioie lleber3elann@sn. gu
Die geiamte 8eo0Iferung
pom 20 Milliortn niro ais angebo-
riae Der Stnatsreliqion gefiibrt. elm
IdlieBlih Ser 45 Willionen 8uoobi-
ten uno ser etna 300, 1000 gbriiten.
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
Sattet erbebt
8ei@ulOiSuns

antoro - Sn elmer tirtiiten Tofe
oil oie Sptpiet . lltrion Dtroe be-
ltritten. OoB Die Stuoenten De
monitratiunen am 4. DECEMBER etfIs
fein0ielige 9ultllng RuBlano gegeil.
iber ps0erlpieseIteu. 6erner erbob
sic 1itrfei Die 8eidltl0iguug, DoB
falife W~eI0ungeit Don CAB, Der
Sontst . sseahrhtenogentllr Die llrs
iobe oes N2iboeritdnOnilieS bilOeten.
Ger Cert 0es ruiirihen Yrote1tss
ltno Die tiirfiite antDortnote tpllroen
crit Stunoeu ipdter befanntgegeben,
nat0em Ser @ostolter SeHoer etne
3niammeniaiftuo Der beI0eu 9otlt-
npente m~itgeteiIt bGtte. Die MeS-
falter 6~llntienoltng erpOete mt oet
GrfIdrlmrg, oaB ole tiirtilde antfport
un6efrieoigeno iet iporullf Die tiirs
fridle91 9eboroen niftS 81 ertptoern
batten.
IN ser SoDietnote an Die 9iirfei
bate es 9ebeiBen odb bei ben Stte
Observation-Disclosures a%mebrnalS
T~einoielige @orte gegen Ole Comet
Union olsgeipbcn tporoen lltto.
;3fpei gutylGoen, UeI6e iofpietrli
iifhe gs1i5lifotionen feiffMeIten, iino
8eritort aptto Sotpietbiitler pernifltet
lDoroeu. Die feinoieligen Mite er=
e,gneten iib in M~bpeienbeit irgenD-
tDetter @esenntnbnaeHRn Der tiirfI-
iten BoIi5ui, tuelde ole Eenlofltrn9lz
ten baidiiste.
Sn ser tiirfiifen anftport1ote
bsiBt e8:
g9ie Gerlonitrationel- in S'itar=
uGie Sotpiet RegierAng fann
ioId,e prooofatortihen Afte ge9elt
Sopjet : &tlBIono nidt ambeadhtet
0~abia9eben Ioi7en laro giH Ole Sflolo
oaron Ser tiirtiId,en &e5ierlun9."
CAB batte erFldrt, odB 5iuci Set
tllaqen, Gan" alno .o2e Elrrquie~,
pou loeuen es beiBt, oaB lie Iinfg eiTl-
qeltent inns = atno Stuei 8ltHldoert,
Sic golpict 2itaratllr parfolrffen,
bon falfiitiiden genlonirarsten
ierIt1rt tpltroen, ore preuotatorild)e
BemerfntQen olsi6ieBeH. Strabens
bubn @agen ma NutobiIIe tpdret
be6edt nit iopietfetnoli6ea Nln-
fater."
6ltf rDaren eilte rem inirere angele-
aaEpnprthpit .Aer Tiirfei SIZE in Qr=
oerrn 2dnoetn no Die Ereiie OoaIge
Tretbeit bat. IirS eritieoene aSoeos
loaien in Ser tiirfiidelt 8reiie aus
qefodten moroen. @s lit Elm obio=
Iltter Srrtiim, oieTem @or4a1l8 eitlel1
IolpietieinoIiden GDarafter beileget
vi molten. IS lit piefuiebr cine
9nflGfc, oab ser IaB 8ertreter,
melder einen poIig falidea 9eribt
ertattet bate, pom 8iirfiiten Bneifc-
biiro frcirnNid einselaoen tprroe,
ieilten 5ebIer 5lt forrigierel. Ger
IaB Mertreter Iebffte 0fes obiollt
al, atit6 Dies nrna 0ie llriafe 1e3
MiBneritauoniiies sEpsiden oel1 BEE
ben 2altbern iein.
I'm abcr benz NafbarIonoe mt
ten @iuen 81, seiqep, oronete Die Re
Qierlng Ser tiirfdhM RepubLit ebtte
ltaterIudutlg Der @orfale an, Die
setn4parofrei er9r6eu, haB an 4.
De5pmber peber bprd 8aife, nod
6urh SaroLnn8spefien irgetrStpelae
Hein6ieli9feit 7~irganoeSner ollsloSoi
idfen Ra6t ae9eatii6er 5uln @!tsor1tf
gebr1dt iporoen III"
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
kenereb uen Oienit,
q midBt beeeiitert

Wdfbington, Der Mhgeoronete
Surneb, ST. Sno. erfIarte, oaB bic
abIiflt ees ariegsamtes, Den ganlt=
slpots iiber ben Mdi hiftaus 81 per-
Mngern i'm aon8reB duf cine Hible
Sultung itobsn miro. 1ds 4riegs-
amt bat oen1 MititarausihuB 6es
.Sauies, ali Dem SarneB sebort NIT
.aeteilt, paB ons n6tig lei, nm bic
Cffusationstrappen eresen gu ton-
men,.
sd CLAUDE, bob mir genua Srei.
millige erbaften f0nnen," ingte 9ar-
-neB. sd fam nlio nidt einieben,
marlim mir beim gienitdlpdns bIei-
ben .ioIlen."
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
Nntcritiibt Sic NcmtIhc
SETTING, 6 1T care
5citmno!

SenOct SamiIien . N~adlridltsn,
|crcinsnadridten, Iotuie IOnftiae
intereHente Wcuigfeiten an Die
ReoaftiOu. @.r iinS serne &c.
reit nnS frenen ms, Serartiae
Nafridten int vSOnrnal" 5u 6rin.
gen. Sic belfen ms oamit unb
pcrmeiSen, Oaf mir Oafiir Oeramt.
fuortlidJ gcmadt iuerOen, iuemn Gr.
ci9niiIe in Samilicnfreiien (@c-
bnrtstage, SOdlseiten, &inbtaufen,
StcrbefGlc, geiude bOn 6rennOem
nltu. nidlt 1T %nnierer, reip, enrer
3citnn8 81 fin6en iinS.
8enadridtist bic @eOaftiun,
no S:gtb Str. y. @., @GibinstOn
|, .. Is. (JernipredDer NNtiOna:
1880. Mssk
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
periicnS prernier
reiit nod Aleseas

ge6Rrdn. neutrality-suspicious. So,
finli erfldrte i'm 8orIament, bob er
beabiidtise, mad @osfau gu reiien,
inn init RuBIanb Beipreflunger
iiter oie grobIenae i'm Noroen ssrnits
All Fihreu." Seiner M~nfiinoigung
tparetf 8erihte pornusQegan9et. mad
,5enen bic gemofruHtide gortei in
aierheibidan Observation-Disclosures
aornehfffe ssjai1 a1E .iiad1cu inns
b tesffgisR rnia .6fnr rad
Washington Journal., 1945-12-21
By 111iteIicNcr IN Brans
NcnbMre ~rcRabilitiert

Berlin Gie beutihe @ernal-
tung Der BON Be-, Comets beiebten
Irobins 8rnnnsnburg erfnubte r,n
friberen Mitnlieoern Der Sitlerin-
aero, pie0er oif,ntlihe @emter oi1su-
nebmen uno iif politiid 81 betdti-
gen. Eie @enebmigung be5iebt iid
oher MIR nuf Sugenolife Bis 81 %
Sobren.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
THE WILLOW RUN News
Boy Accidentally
Hangs Himself at
Home in Village

A tragic death at 1854 Dudley ST..
Willow Run, late Thursday after
noon is considered accidental by
the sheriff's department. When
Mrs. Ruth Miller. returned from
work at the Bomber Plant about t
O'Clock, she found the body of her
13-year-old Boy Scout son. James,
hanging from a beam in the living
room. The boy had tied a wash.
towel around his neck and stood on
a box, apparently practicing wild
west experiments, and evidently
knocked the box away. He was
alone in the house and apparently
had not been dead long. The moth
er cut him down and called the
sheriff's department and the coron-
er, DR.. Edwin GanZhorn. and De
tective George Randall, Ann Arbor,
went to the home. The lads par
ents are separated and there are
five more children in the family
which came here from Tennessee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
lenten Program OF
Talks TO be Given

The Y. w. c. A. Is planning
Lenten program OF talks following
the theme Christian Certainties In
the Midst OF Uncertainties. The
first talk will be February FL
at Starkweather Hall at 6:i5. Miss
Virginia Wielandy will speak on
I'VE can Still Believe in a God
Who Cares. Other speakers will
he Earl Studt on I'VE Can Still
Believe in the Power OF Prayer
Mr.. Studt and DR.. Perry Brundage
on mo Black Out on Courage and
Sacrifice. Miss Hazel Davis. In
the Midst OF Evil We Can Still Find
Good. and Rev. Raymon Bair on
THE Cross Remains" Miss Ashby
will have her Roosevelt High
School Glee Club entertain the
group.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
Committee Chosen
by Church Circle

A nominating committee was
appointed and reports were given
at the meeting OF Circle IL of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service, Thursday evening at the
church house. Mrs. Carl Erikson
led the deyotions. Mrs. Harold
Yates presided, and appointed on
the nominating committee for the
election OF new vice president,
Mrs. Emil Bachelor. Mrs. Robert
Fink, and Mrs. Wilfred Brooks.
Mrs. Yates reported on the gen.
era lW.S.C.S. meeting, Feb. s. when
plans were discussed for changing
the makeup OF the circles. A re-
quest WAS made for members TO
bring canned goods and discarded
clothing to the next meeting.
Attention was called to the Eas-
ter breakfast to be April . in the
church house.
The remainder OF the evening
was spent playing pencil games,
directed by Mrs. Max Bronson. De
licious refreshments were served by
the committee, Mrs. Basil Wheeler,
Mrs. Erikson, Mrs. Bronson and
Mrs. Hubert Thompson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
Leader Class Has
Contests, Games

Valentine contests and games
were enjoyed by members OF the
Leader Class OF the Methodist
Church following their brief bust
ness meeting. Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Charles Neir.
The singing OF songs by various
sroups caused much merriment,
and the prize for the Valentine con.
test was won by Mrs. Jessie Case.
Mrs. Fred Spencer. president. op-
ened the meeting, reading a poem
entitled ENCOURAGEMENT by John
Oxenham. Mrs. Lee Brown. in
charge OF devotions, read Peter
second chapter, verse nine. which
will be used all over the world as
the theme for the World Day OF
Prayer, today. She reAka poem by
Edgar Guest. The High Road
and concluded with prayer.
Two members thanked the class
FOR cards and plants sent them.
Members reported i'll were Mrs.
F. VI. Greenstreet and Mrs. Charles
Kramer.
The group was invited to attend
the W.C.TU. luncheon at the
church, next Tuesday.
Dainty refreshments OF cakes
End tea were served by Mrs. Neir,
Mrs. Ann Quackenbush and Mrs.
James Mclaughlin.
The next meeting will be Guest
Day, March Is, at the church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
Catalog Issued on
Surplus Property

The third issue Of Surplus Re-
porter, Treasury's catalog listing
surplus consumer goods currently
offered for sale. is being received
this week
These issues cover machinery
and related equipment and tex
tiles and wearing apparel. Deal
ers handling these lines in their
normal trade activities may bid on
the material listed in the catalogs,
Copies of the catalog may be OBJ
tanned from L. s. Treasury, Office
Of Surplus Property, 200 South La
Sale Street, Chicago 4, Illinois.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
Child Study Club
.EntertainS Fathers

The Fathers Night" program OF
the Prospect Child Study Club at
Kaufmsn's Thursday evening was
featured by a talk by Prof. Harry
f. Hoy, with illustrations, on his
trip TO the Amazon River basin in
1913. The talk followed a delicious
supper OF steak and chicken and
the introduction OF husbands and
friends. Prof Hoy stated that the
Amazon basin is equal in size TO
the United States. The river is nav
igable for 1000 miles by ocean
steamers and several hundred miles
farther by smaller craft. The river
waters enter the ocean with such
force and volume that the sea
water Is fresh and muddy for 200
miles out. The pictures showed sew
eral industries, rubber trees, which
grow rapidly and IL properly cut
yield continuously, and mahogany
logs. Laundries are privately owned
and clothes are dried on the
ground. Markets are held under
bamboo roofs and approached by
canoes in high water. Many towns
have houses built on balsa logs to
enable them to rise and fall with
the river, which varies 20 to so
feet. Sanitation could be better but
the people. who are a mixture OF
white. black and red races. seem
in good health. Prof. Hoy an
swered many questions. Mrs. Hoy
operated the picture machine.
The tables were decorated In
patriotic colors. The centerpieces
we're large hatchets cutting George
washington logs and thanked BY
tapers. The place cards were small
hatchets tied to the cards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16

Members OF Queen City Lodge
No. l67. knights OF Pythias, will
hold reorganization meeting for
the members Of Wolverine Palace
No. 40, Prince Of Syracuse, Tuesday
evening at 1880 p. m.
Wolverine Palace was organized
two years ago and functioned up
until about eight months ago and
has not held its regular meetings
since due TO the fact that over half
Of the members and nearly all Of
the officers are in the service Of
their country,
The Prince OF Syracuse order is
the junior order Of the Knights Of
Pythias order and Is sponsored hy
the Supreme Lodge and by the
Grand Lodges of each state.
The Prince OF Syracuse has pal
aces in nearly every state in the
Mon and is very active especially
in the western states.
H. VI. Rectanus. Pittsburgh, Pa.
IS the supreme regent, Hon vii.
lard NJ Kent OF Ithaca. y. Y. is
supreme governor general; Frank
lin Butler Of BerWyn. H., Is chief
justice and Edwin Eyenson OF Chi
cago has the position Of supreme
minister OF records.
In the state OF Michigan organ.
ization Alfred E. Augustus is grand
regent. with Ralph Mcdonald. as
deputy grand regent with jurisdic-
ton over the eastern area: Claud
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
Adult Cage
Teams Play

Adult basketball teams played
Wednesday. The first game was
between the. Bombers and the b
24s. The Bombers won with
score Of 81. High score man was
Johnson with 10 points. The BIAS
had score of II and Jones was
high~score man with seven points.
In the second game between the
Elks No. 800 and the Teen Recks.
the Elks won with a score OF 4S
to the Teen Recks' 80. The high
score men on the Elks- team were
Bass and Caldwell. both with IL
points. Weber was high man on
the Teen Recks, with score OF
ten
The third game was between
Willow Run Village and Willow
Run Lodge The score was, Village
9S and Lodge Is.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
Run about Child
Needs Described

Mrs. Charles Lamb, director OF
Nursery Schools in Ypsilanti, des-
cribed the run-about child to mem
bers OF the Spencer Child Study
Club. meeting Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. Kathryn Wood, 102
Wizard st. Mrs. Lamb said that
the needs of a run-about child are
independence, confidence. satisfied
curiosity. good play, good example
of parents, and a feeling of Sc
curity.
Discussion followed in which
Mrs. Lamb answered many ques-
tons. Mrs. Josephine Sanderson
was the guest of the afternoon. Re-
freshments of coffee and currant
tarts were served by Mrs. Wood.
The next meeting Of the club will
be March |. at the home of Mrs.
Virginia Dreyer, III Wizard st.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
Jaycee Auxiliary
to Help Red Cross

Plans were made TO sew for the
Red Cross, amendments to the
constitution OF the Junior Chamber
OF Commerce Auxiliary were passed
and committee reports were given
at the Auxiliary Valentine dinner
meeting at MackEood, Sheldon,
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Donald Porter offered her
home for Red Cross sewing for Feb.
90. The amendments passed were,
concerning half year dues, and the
dues OF J.C.C. service mems wives.
II was decided to have q benefit
card party in April.
After the business meeting, the
group played cards. with prizes
going TO Mrs. Hugh Dinsdale. Mrs.
Andrew Smith, Mrs. Albert Mil.
ford, Mrs. Bruce Bradley. Mrs. Cliff
ford Matevia and Mrs. Charles Hill.
The committee for the evening
was Mrs. Mslcolm Petty, Mrs. VIII
liam Stevens, Mrs. Conrad Jones
and Mrs. Frank Starwas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
Tenants Will
Have Programs

Tenant Advisory Committee OF
Willow Run Village is composed OF
Representatives OF all the organi-
cations in the village. The chair
man of the entertainment group,
John Soler and his assistants have
planned a series OF programs for
the residents especially, but also
for the public in general.
The first OF the series is a Val
entine dance which will be Satur-
day night in the Village Com
munity Building. 1t is informal and
several prizes will be awarded.
The next program will be March
3. The Wagner players of Nor
wayne will present a three act
mystery comedy called This Night
Beware.
Other events are: March II, st,
Patrick's Day Dance; March 81,
Ann Arbor Civic Orchestra Con-
cert: April - David Norton. ma
gician; April 2S, Wagner players
of Norwayne, three act farce, Here
Comes Charlie.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
Reorganization. Of Prince
Of Syracuse Lodge Planned

Shut OF Royal Oak, deputy regent
over the city Of Detroit and sur
rounding territory; Dr. Roy Wisch-
en-. Marshall deputy regent over
the western area and the northern
part OF the state is expected 10 be
under Robert Knapp Of Traverse
City as deputy regent. No appoint.
ment has TO be made for the north
ern peninsula.
The Prince of Syracuse is a fra
ternal organization for boys be-
tween the ages OF IA and IS years
and is open to all creeds. The par.
ents OF the boys do not have TO be
members OF the Pythian order.
The principals OF the Prince Of
Syracuse are honor, truth and obed-
fence.
The aims OF the order are de-
velopment OF character and good
citizenship and encouragement OF
effort TO lead a healthy. useful and
honorable life.
The boys elect their own officers,
conduct their own meeting, collect
their own dues and pay their own
bills. so it is a fraternal order for
boys run by the boys themselves,
Cardinal Palace No. 165 is alrea-
dy functioning in Milan and palaces
are being formed both in Dundee
and Tecumseh. A fine inter palace
program OF sports are being
Manned for the several palaces this
summer.
4 big picnic IS being planned
for all the members and their FAM
lies some time this summer.
Wolverine Palace No. 40 in Yps'-
lsnti holds its meeting each Tues
day evening at the Pythian Hall.
A lunch will be served following
the meeting Tuesday.
Several members OF the Palace
in Milan are expected to attend
this meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
DENTISTS ADMIT GUILT

Lansing Accepting guilty pleas
by two Michigan State Dental So
ciety officials accused OF legisla-
tive graft conspiracy, Circuit Judge
Leland W. Carr called four of their
co-defendants 10 a preliminary ex-
animation before him today, and
granted immunity from prosecution
to four key states witnesses. DR..
Clarence ]. Wright OF Lansing and
DR.. NJ. S. DeVilliers OF Detroit, dent
lists high in the society's affairs,
pleaded guilty Thursday and were
released in $500 bond each to
await sentence.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-16
Dressings Made by
Baptist Circle One

Circle one OF the Baptist Wom-
ems Union members spent Thurs
.usy afternoon working on surgical
dressings for White Cross. at the
home OF Mrs. Melvin Rydberg.
Eleven were present, including four
from Circle three.
Mrs. Dan Patch presided. and
Mrs. A. ]. Schultz opened with
prayer. Devotions we're led by Mrs.
Paul Hatch. reading from Matthew
sixth chapter. 1t was reported that
cards and plants have been sent TO
shut.ins. The remainder OF the
afternoon was spent on surgical
dressings.
The next meeting will be Mar,
Is with Mrs. Wilmot Allen.