The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-31

DR.. o. R. Yooer says mental dis
eases do not increase with war con.
dltions but have decreased.
Ypsilanti Daily Press carrier boys
sell bonds.
Sugar applications available a.
OPA office COR summer canning.
May 4-Ypsilanti Press carrier
boys report bond sale amounting to
$1,000.
Willow Run Army Air Base Joins
Ypsilanti In the Seventh War Loan
Drive.
May 5-Mrs. Wanda Walker an
nounces the enlargement OF store
at II N. Huron St.
Organization completed for Re-
tailers Selling Army for the Sew
enth War Loan Drive. Jack T. VIII
loughby Is chairman.
May S-Mayor Ross X. Bower
delivers his annual message % city
council.
Ypsilanti Taxpayers Association
assured that city council will do
all in its power to provide a fair,
economical budget.
Efforts for quick conversion of
Willow Run Bomber Plant TO civil
ian output undertaken.
May 9-Rev. Harley c. Sipe, l3
years the pastor OF Faith Lutheran
Church, Toledo. accepts call Of the
Emmanuel Lutheran Congregation
to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death Of the Rev. Hugo Fenker,
May 10-Normal College houses
s5 Army show men In Here's Your
Infantry" in Munson Hall on cam
pus.
Edward Streicher and George
Becker, co-chairmen OF E bond
drive report 10 per cent o: their
quota raised.
May l0--Dr. Russell A. Steven
son, Dean OF School OF Business
Administration, University OF Mich
Igan. explains Breton Woods mon
etary proposals at Ypsilanti High
School.
May l1-Homes for returning
service men and their families diff
cult to find according to USO Trav-
elers' Aid director.
May l2-College Pharmacy now
owned by Edward Nelson and Ed
ward Rocker, Flat Rock.
Final plans for Youth Guidance
Institute completed at Charles Nc
Kenny Hall.
May 14-Lions Club stresses need
TO show consideration to blind.
Olin C. Eckley speaks to Rotary
Club as chairman of Seventh War
Bond Drive.
May l5-Seventy.five Legion.
naires attend dinner at American
Legion home honoring Jay Z.
Moore.
Preliminary consideration given
by Ypsilanti School Board concern
ing annexing Begole School.
May l6-Infantry show postponed
to Thursday because OF rain.
More than so people OF the retail
district attend bond breakfast.
Ernest Allison, 1t. Gov. OF the
organization reviews Kiwanis Club
aims and detectives mad duties and
obligations sor the future.
Library receives Scout pamph'
let's.
Ford Motor Company spokesman
reveals that there are bu: 3O5 B-24
bombens TO come off the Willow
Run assembly lines before the plant
closes.
Speaker, Harold Warman, tells
Lions Club OF training dogs for
blind.
Ways and means OF obtaining so
volunteer leaders for Gilbert House
city recreation, Boy Scout and Girl
Scout programs considered.
May 17-City employees ask ten
per cent wage increase.
May 1S-Rains send Huron River
over banks.
May 21-Rotarians see pictures
taken by DR.. George Wesco:t In
Africa.
May 22-City recreation commits
sion meets to decide on municipal
program for next winter.
Roosevelt School reaches rs per
cent OF its E bond drive goal, s40,-
900.
Jaycees sponsor Veterans show
at United States Marine Hospital,
Detroit.
Citys labor policy and wage scale
voted same as last year.
George r. Sidwell explains a re.
Gently enacted state law which per-
mits pensions for municipal en-
ployes.
May 23-Sgt. Kelly Evans. home
gives interesting account OF Ger.
man prison camp.
Thirteen Ypsilanti names includ-
ed in the Washtenaw Selectlve Ser
vice Board list requiring registran:s
to report for military duty.
May 2l-Eleven Ypsilanti retail
stores go over the top" in the
Seventh War Loan Bond Drive.
Amos Washington and Clyde
Budd appointed advisors 20 South
Side Recreation Center.
May 25-Two more home rooms
OF Ypsilanti High School pass quota
in the Seventh War Loan drive
Home Room 212 with s3,675 and
room 1903 s2.S5O.
May 25-Ypsilanti High School
students make fine showing in
scrap paper drive.
May 26-Restaurant owners fear
they will have TO close unless meat
shortage is relieved.
Begole School District puzzled as
TO how to handle large enrolment
Of children for fall term.
May 2S-Work has been started
on Washtenaw Ave. paving from
Perrin to Normal St.