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The daily monitor leader., 1945-06-07
9. Ruckert
Gives Life
forCountry

VAN DYKE-Gustave Ruck-
crt. age 81, Electricians Mate
&C. u. S. Navy, has been killed
in action in the South Pacific
according 10 word received sun
day by his wife, Ruth, at their
home, 1881 Paige avenue, Van
Dyke.
Seaman Ruckert entered the
navy Dec. 10. l943. He was a
graduate of Lincoln High Schoo,
and was formerly employed al
a Roseville machine shop. He re-
ceived his naval training at
Great Lakes and al Purdue Uni
versity.
Besides his wife, he IS sur
vived by three sons: Robert,
age eight; William, seven, and
Gerald, four. Also surviving arc
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Ruckcrt. of 1853 Paige avenue;
three sisters and n brother: Mrs.
Owen Drake, of OnaWay; Mrs.
Frank Oliver, of Eureka road
and Mrs. Carl Meier, of Center
G, and Tech. 1 Arthur Ruck-
crt, nov serving with the army
engineers IN Germany.
Memorial services Will be con-
Quoted at the Center Line Bap-
tist Church on Jan. II at , pm.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-06-07
$40 i'm Currency
Stolen from
E.. l.. Mail Box

CENTER LINE - The thief
of $40 from a mailboX owned
by Mrs. Georgia Heatherly, OF
8496 Decatur, was under inves'
tigation today by Cen Line
Police.
The money consisting OF four
ten dollar bills had been put into
an envelope by friend Of Mrs.
Wcatherly's who had called but
did not find her home.
Chief of Police Elmer Flech-
sig said that the woman had
owed Mrs Heatherly the money
and had put it in an envelope
with a note attached. The note
and envelope was found but the
money was missing.
Flechsig has issued warn
ing 10 residents of the Kramer
homes 10 be ON the lookout for
the thief and TO keep an eye on
their own mailboXes 10 avoid
future thefts.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-06-07
Memphis

-MEMPHIS-Mrs-F..G.Co- Co
burn entertained Mrs. Inez Cor
bin, of Port Huron; Mrs. David
Carl, Of Richmond, and Mrs. S .
B. Robb, of Leonard, last week.
z. L. Bywater has returned
from a visit with his sister, Mrs.
c. D. Prichard, in Port Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt of
Grand Rapids visited friends on
Memorial Day.
Mrs. c. w. Bartlett, Miss Eu-
nice Bartlett, and Miss Zelma
Bartlett of Detroit visited with
friends here last week.
Miss Louise Dinsmore OF Ann
Arbor has been spending a few
days at her home here.
A musical given by Mrs.
Mayme DeConick's primary and
intermediate groups was held
here at 100 p. m. Tuesday. The
program consisted Of piano and
vocal solos, group singing, and
guitar and violin music.
Rev. and Mrs. William Wager
celebrated their seventh we'd
ding anniversary in Capac Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Dobbyns.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-06-07
Romeo

ROMEO-B. j. Manahan oil
the Pontiac Nurseries left Sun
day on m days business trip
to Tyler, Texas.
The .errymakers Club will
meet Friday for l o'clock pic
mic luncheon at the Frappler
cottage, Lakeville.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson of De
troit was a week end guest OF
her sister-in-law, Mrs. M. Norri:
Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Miller
and children Kathleen and Don
aid Jr. of Ecorse spent Saturday
and Sunday with their mother
Mrs. Betsey Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r
Dougherty and son, Roger, o.
Amarillo, Texas, are visiting II
the home of Mrs. Dougherty ::
mother, Mrs. Merton B. Rowley
Mrs. Charles Smith enter
tanned the Contract club Mon.
day evening in her home or
West Gates street.
The Grade School Mothers
club will meet in the music
room of the grade school mex
week Wednesday afternoon
Capt. Russell S. Hilbert will be
the speaker.
Rev. Oscar P. Bollman ha:
been called TO be the Director
Of Weekday Religious Educa
tion for the Northern California
Western Nevada Council oi
Churches and has submitted HI:
resignation as minister of the
First Congregational Churc,I o.
Romeo, to take effect on Sep
ter1ber /, l945.
Capt. and Mrs. Russell S. Hill
bert and family arrived home
Tuesda., from Gulfport, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Gray
entertained twenty guests Sun
day evening honorins their par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray
on their saith wedding ami yer.
Sary.
Mrs. Ross Bartholomew of De
troit spent several days las
week in the home Of her son anc
daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
John Bartholomew.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-06-07
Debt Paid After so Years

DECATUR, Ind.-U.H-A so
year-old debt for tie m of
horses was repaid recently to
John Parr, a retired farmer, by
Il 90-year-old woman in Kansas.
In 1894. when Parr decided to
leave Kansas for his native Hoo
sier state. he sold his horses to
his neighbor and took his note,
on which not a cent was paid
until the 500 check arrived and
surprised him.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-06-07
His Half-DOllarS Fight

BRAZIL, Ind. - U.P) - Fred
Jackson, farmer, saves every
half-dollar he gets and uses the
money to buy bonds He carried
$500 half-dollars in grain
sack into a local bank to pay
for a $1,000 war bond.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-06-07

There are 100000 miles of
road in the United States, of
which 100000 are state high
ways
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
'UNERAL DIRECTIONS

ARMSTRONG
10000 PURITAN UN 1850
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
MALE HELP WANTED

cistsly' Tusrantsed $3.50 psresntaTe.
good working conditions. well-heated.
dry floors See Mr. Conrad or Mr..
schnoor. SO p m. 1888 MACK. al
Outer Drive
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

HESRY-Thomes p. Sept. 4. is45.
father OF Thomas p. Henry Jr.. Mn.
David Ludlow. Mrs. John w. Tucker
and Mrs Bruce CLARK. brother OF Mrs.
Virginia Henry Ruff Funeral service
a, chapel OF the William r. Hamilton
Co, Cas- Ave, corner OF AlexAndrine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

FABER-stpt, 8. Frank. beloved hus-
band Of the late Martha OF 3543 Gray.
father OF Msriyn For brother OF Mich
olas and Mn. Charles Mccarthy. Fu-
neral from the J. A De Saints Funeral
Home Chalmers at Charievoix, Tuesday
Al $50. st Phillips Neu Church st o
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

MeKISr0N. Dorothy j.. Sept. 7. be
loved wife OF Neil. dear mother OF Mrs
Martha ThomAson, Charles Nell and
Martina Olena MeKinnon. daughter Of
Mrs Martha virgin sister OF Mrs.
Nellie T. white. ZAneilo I. and Glen A.
virgin Services 81 Fred Wood Funeral
Home e4So Plymouth Rd. Tuesday, 1
Rnrial GrnnA
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Early Cleaning

1t is we'll TO start early
cleaning out cutters and
downspouts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

ELECTRICIANS - Licensed only. STEADY
work. best transportation Apply Cen
ersl Spring Bumper Division. 1850
Grand Blvd
ELECTRICIANS wanted Apply 10 Eur-
ray Corporation OF America. ZOO RS
sell street
ENGINEER. sALEs-Ten-ysaf-ol ~
fessionai enEineering-industrisl detisr
research organization wants nigh gTade
district representatives preferably eX-
ptrienced In selling intsnFibles exclu-
sive territory. extremely attractive
proPosition write fully. DESIGNERS
FOR INDUSTRY. INC 29i5 Detroit
Ave Cleveland i3. Ohio
ENGINEERING layout. detailers and
cheekerNin. modern manufacturing plant
IN Wisconsin: structural and mechanical
engineering BACKGROUND necessary. Ad-
dress BOZ B-45s3, Detroit Times 81
EXPERIENCED jewellers wanted. rims
makers. bench men. enErsvers enamel.
ers. stone settlers See Mr. Lemke
factory supi.. Burr Patterson a Aud
Co 1901 sixteenth Detroit
EXPERIENCED tablet coater write
qualifications. Ncoco CorparHfi0n 1907
SO McCadden place Hollywood "a Cal
truck sslsSmen ior author
iTed Ford dealer. unlimited opportunity.
write Boz fssi, The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Coat Of Paint
Aids District

A coat of paint works won
ders with seemingly doomed
houses in older parts OF any
city, il has been demon
strated. The house doesn't ap-
pear as out OF date. as was be-
lieved by passersby.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Farm Protection

Farm buildings can be pro-
tected from drainage and
storms by covering them with
asbestos cement board or sid
ing. materials which will not
decay and are termite proof
and fireproof.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
reatesf Contribution

Home building is expected
TO contribute more to postwar
employment and general pros
perity than any other single
ustry, says Practical
Builder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

NEEDHAM-Msry fnai OF lo4lo Z
Jefferson Ave. beloved wife OF Robert
dear mother OF Esielle and James Need.
ham. Funeral from Dohsrty Funeral
Home. iooi2 z. Jeiferson. near Hard
Ing. Monday morning At s:l5 and 70
the Anunciation Church q, $50. Inter
ment. Mt. Oiivet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Deatb Hotifes

Deatb Hotifes
"w. bisbly r,ois that fbss
dead ibsB sof bsw
c@zR :: !: :
Listed here are the funeral or
anemoriai services for the brave who
>isd In the service % cur country.
SoT. AllpoR J. vAMpGMABEtLE
Ne. vANDENABEELE-srt. Aidor j..
"a 81. infantry. killed In action
- Nov. 6. 1914. at Kommerschsidt,
Germany; beloved husband Of Georsette.
dear father Of Roger, son Of Mr.. and
Henry. Grseien apd Pfc. Noel vanden-
abeele OF Percy Jones Hospital. Memo
rial mass Sept IL. Our Lady OF
sorrows Church. heldrum and Benson.
1000 o'clock
FABER-sept. o, Frank. beloved hus-
band Of the late Marths OF 3543 Cray.
dear father OF MrI. Mildred Fox. grand
father OF Msrlyn For: brother OF Mich
Saa a:l. 'hS from n Il. j. n 5. 6 sssil. funtrsi T
Home Chalmers at Charievoix. Tuesday
at $50: 81. Philips Neh Church 81 9.
HESRY-Thomes p. Sept. 7. is45.
father OF Thomas p. Henry Jr.. Mn.
David Ludlow. Mrs. John W. Tucker
and Mrs, Bruce Clark. brother Of Mrs.
a, chapel OF the William Hamilton
Co. Cas- Ave, corner Of Alexsndrine.
Monday til IN
MeKIsros. Dorothy j.. sept. 7. be
loved wife OF Neil. dear mother OF Mrs
Martha Thomsson, Charles Nell and
Martina Olena McKinnon. daughter Of
Mrs marth. virgin: sister Of Mr..
virgin services At Fred Wood Funeral
Home. s45o Plymouth Rd.. Tuesday, /
.. m. Burial Grand Lawn.
HEEDHAM-Msry fnaI OF io4lo Z.
jefferson Ave, beloved wife OF Robert,
dear mother OF EStelle and James Need.
ham. Funeral from Doherty Funeral
Home; loei2 z Jsiier,on rear Hare, q
the Anunciation Church a. $50. Inter
msnt Mt. oiivei.
sYLvEsTER-AnnA. Sept I. are IS
mother OF Mrs Mary Tank, Mri. Mar
tha Reynolds. Mrs Helen Zimmer, hu
Frank sylvester. IA grandchildren and
u great ErAndehilersn also survive.
Services Monday. $50 p. m. from
residence, 1s4s Arlington. Lincoln
PARK. Burial woodmere. Rev. Z. W.
schiack officistinf
sTUTzNER = Emil. Sept I, beloved
father OF Albert. AyEust Elmer MIS-
Maud L Brun. Harold OF Nes.fs;
N J.: Clarence. Theodore, James OF
Ai,xsndra va Pearl and Mn. John
MeKton OF Fast orsns. J.: II
frsndehildren and ak Ersat frsndchil-
dren Funeral services from retidsnce
247s panforth. Tuesday st p m
interment a. woodmers
TREvILLIAs-Msria Jane Of 7oo2 Con
cord street, Flint. Sept. a, beloved wife
OF Alfred dear mother OF Alfred Cox
and s,spmo,hsr Of Alfree J and Percy
X Treviliisn. eirht rrandchildren sur
vivs. Funeral saturday. at , p m.
from Harper-Mulliran Funeral Home.
1880 Hamilton
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-10-31
Calendar Of Social Events

TO-DAY
Ypsiant Aerie Fraerna Order Eagles o'clock Eagles Hail.
Presidents Club Women Relief Corps o'clock
with Frank Bowerman.
THURSDAY
ST. Lukes Auxiliary Guild sewing lQ3 communion IL NJ lunch
1880; business meeting 230 ST. Luke's Church House.
Congregational Womens Guild $780, with Mrs Erwin Smith
Presbyterian women's Union bazaar dinner church
Hive $780, followed party
GAR. Hail.
Priscilla Guild OF Congregational Church o'clock with
Johnston
womans Society OF Christian Service 125 bust
meeting 2 o'clock. World Community Day.
Lutheran Brotherhood 8 o'clock Lutheran Church.
Ypslanu Commsndery number Tempar
clave 1880, Masonic Temple lodge
B. b. Bunco Club, o'clock, with Mrs. Mildred snedurf
Queen City Lodge number 167 Knights Pythas
o'clock X. Hail.
Yplant Lodge number 54s LOOF o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
Prospect Child Study Club o'clock at home Mrs Martin
Esey, 7e W. Michigan Ave The Central Child Study Club
members will be DR.. Joseph Quigan will will
Modern Methods Modern Baby"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-10-31
u. Women Start
Five New Groups

The Ypsilanti members OF the
Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti Branch OF the
American Association OF Univer-
sity Women me: with Mrs. Robert
H. Daley, vice president, at
Charles McKenny Hall, Tuesday
evening and organized five new
study groups.
Mrs. Clark Trow, president OF the
organization, brought greetings
from Ann Arbor and expressed her
pleasure because OF the expanded
program OF study. Mrs. Sarita Da.
Wis. Ann Arbor, treasurer, was also
present. Chairmen Mrs. Leslie But
ler, Miss Edith Schneckenburger
Mrs. Howard Blankenburg, Miss
Ethel McCrickett. and Miss Cert
rude Reihle enrolled members in
he following study groups: civic,
book review, play reading. book
exchange and international prob.
lens. Other groups will be formed
TO meet the requests OF members.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-10-31
Along the Street

A pleasant surprise awaited Mrs.
June Grosbeck. Mellencamp's,
Monday afternoon when her hus-
band, Tech. Sgt. Robert Grosbeck,
who had Just landed in New York
City, telephoned from the Army
base at Indiantown Gap. Pa. He ex-
pected to arrive home this week
end for a furlough, after which he
will return to Indiantown for his
discharge from the Army. He has
been In the armed forces 55 months
II Of which were spent in the Eur
opean theater.
Our cooler now equipped with an
electronic pastueray. 1t does for
meat what pasteurization does for
milk. Stewards Mkt, GIG W. Cross.
adv. 1880
A new employe at the c. j.
Ramus Co. is Karl Kumtz, who be-
gan his work there this week.
Miss Geraldine Brink, Miller's
Ice Cream Store, underwent ton
sillotomy this morning in Boyer
Hospital.
Roy (Babe) Wolf, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Wolf. .Wolf's Grocery,
has arrived home after receiving
an honorable discharge from the
Army. While in the service he held
the rank Of Corporal. He has been
in the Army over four years, and
overseas over two years.
Miss Violet Slusser, Huron Val
ley Lines, attended hay ride Mon
day night on the farm OF Ted
Adiska near Milan.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-10-31
West London
lLEIohVILLE SCHOOL NOTES

RALEIohVILLE SCHOOL NOTES
man. Milan, IL substltutin for Mrs.
Belle Pogany until a new teacher is
available.
The seventh and eighth grades
are receiving the Current Event
Weekly paper. This week the sub
ject Is the Atomic Bomb.
The fifth grade are doing unusu-
al work. The fourth and fifth
grades are using the new weekly
readers Joseph Bahanowski was
chosen the best citizen. Edward
Verechi moved to Carolina with his
parents, Pfc. and Mrs. Louis Miller
Mrs. Margret Miller, Mrs. Loretta
Hickman and daughter Joan at
tended a birthday party Saturday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Barney in honor of their daughter,
Wilma Jean, Ann Arbor.
Aviation Machinest Mate Donald
Edwards Is home with his family.
He will receive his honorable dis.
charge October 13. Mr.. Edwards Is
stationed at Glenview. Ill. He Is
the sen OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Edwards.
Lou Bond. Milan, and sister, Mrs.
Charity Pierce, Birmingham, were
Friday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Penn Barnes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Sheats. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Beauch, Milan, were Sunday visit
tors.
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Cole were his brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cole,
Manchester.
Mrs. Ida Bergin and daughter
Christine. Detroit, called on Mrs.
Editha Heldt and Mrs. Lilly White.
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cline and
family and Henry Cline and son
James, Vernon, spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cline.
Mrs. Luther Clark and daughter,
Mrs. Robert Towner, visited Mrs.
Clark's sister, Mrs. Oliver Gold
smith Allen Park, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Teall and
granddaughter Shirley, Ida. and
GGrace Yager spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bennett
and family.
PFC Shirley Sachett attended the
football game at Dundee vs.. Milan,
Friday.
Pvt Edward Fital leaves We'd.
nesday for Camp Robinson, Little
Rock. Ark, after spending a II
day furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Fital.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Clark en-
tertaiLed the following guests at
birthday dinner Thursday night
in honor OF Mrs. Clarks brother,
Charles Saifell: Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Saffell. Ann Arbor, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Safell. Milan.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank White we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Sackett and family, Dundee;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Long and family,
Milan; Mrs. Winona Sheppard. Lin
coin Park; Kenneth Brown, Wyan-
dotte; Miss Evelyn Van Dauser and
Pfc. Shirley Sackett who is home
on furlough.
Sunday supper guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Cline were Mrs. Lillian
Gobel and daughter Shirley, Milan,
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-10-31
Three to Have
Part in Fiesta

Three Ypsilantians will take part
In the Y.W.C.A. world fiesta to
take place in the Ann Arbor Mason
ic Temple, Friday. Mrs. Ralph Nc
Donald, accompanied by Miss Jean
Ohlinger. will sing Irish folk songs
on the program which follows din.
ner at 6:15. Mrs. Mcdonald will
represent Ireland and be dressed In
Irish costume.
The booths will open at 8 O'Clock.
Miss Marians Simons will be In
charge Of Japanese art work. and
Jon Faily will be chairman OF the
Persian section, where rugs, silver
work and other Persian ar. will be
exhibited.
The proceeds for the dinner will
be sent to the National World Y.
W. c. A. Fellowship fund to meet
the quota assigned to the Ann Ar.
Dor chapter.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-10-31
Elementary Pupils
Enjoy Halloween

Halloween was celebrated by pu.
pills of Roosevelt Elementary
School this afternoon under dlrec.
ton OF :he fourth grade. Paul Smith
and Jane Ann Smith were master
and mistress OF ceremonies and
Gregory Broad was page.
The program included flag sal.
ute, Halloween songs under Miss
Lillian Ashby's supervision,
march around the gymnasium TO
show costumes, and a stunt or con
tribution from each grade.
The stage was set to represent
an outdoor scene with fence. corn
shocks. and pumpkins arranged e..
fectiyely.
Following the program a parry
was scheduled in each respective
room.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-10-31
PARTIES MARX HALLOWEEN

800. Social dancing will compose
the evening from 800 to 1900.
Pranksters
Many did not attend parties,
Tuesday night, judging from the ac-
tivities noted about the city. Sew.
erRl windows were broken, stop
signs broken of or pulled out OF
the ground.
An estimated is OF 20 FIRE hyd-
rants in the south and east section
OF the city were turned on by Halo
ween pranksters Tuesday night be-
tween 10 p. m. and 2 a. m. Three
men from the gas and water de-
partment patroled the streets In
addition TO the police in search OF
the jokesters, but the youths were
not apprehended.
Fred Older. city engineer. Zerald
Meade, superintendent OF the water
works and Paul Bushong. also of
the water works. patroled in indi.
vidual cars. The acts were first
noticed on the pressure charts in
the water works.
The hydrants were located from
s. Grove ST. east and north to High
St.
Robert Champion, 230 Spencer
St, was treated at Boyer Hospital
after suffering injuries last night
while running from a house after
premature prank. He fell over a
pipe In the darkness.
Two boys, who were caught after
they had thrown green tomatoes
on the porch of the Albert Tack.
man residence. 102 Wallace Blvd.
were brought back to the scene,
given water and rags. and told 10
clean 1t up.
Children were out for "beggers
night" contributions and reports
indicated successful evening.
Six Tables In Play
Six tables OF cards were in play
at the Carpenter Women's Relief
Corps Halloween card party. Tues
day afternoon at GAR. Hall. Hal.
loween tallies were used. and after
the play. Halloween refreshments
were served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Bert Gillette and Mrs. Edward Gran.
mis-.
Prize winners for pedro were
Mrs. Milton Dillon, and Mrs. John
Mott. The door prize went to Mrs.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-10-31
Anmhay Officers Here
For Mlt,atl0n Ceremony

The Auxiliary. Veterans OF For
eign Wars. held a gala night at the
hall, Tuesday evening. when they
Initiated 3S new members and re-
ceived IS more applications for
membership. They had distin-
guished guests-Mrs. Dorothy
Mann, Detroit. national junior vice
president. Department president,
Mrs. Mary King Kloon. Iron Noun
tain; past department president,
Mrs. Mary Smith. Royal Oak. and
Mesdames Pearl Treashler. Imo-
genre Smith, district hospital chair
man; Ella Anger. Esther Neff and
Lila Parker. Milan: Lillian Marsh
all and Mildred Staebler. Ann Ar
Dor; Marjorie lander and Beatrice
Gee, Keego Harbor; Blanche oil.
yer, Lincoln Park; and Beatrice
Hubert, Oak Park.
Mrs. Helen Atkinson. chaplain,
presented the president. Mrs. AL
vina Grubb on behalf OF the Auxil-
larry, with q white-bound Bible.
The new members initiated we're
Mesdames Lucille Forbes. Mary Full
Ter, Edna Kidder. Alice Earle. Eliz.
abeth Babcock, Frances Crousan.
Stephanie Samonek. Susan Esch.
Minnie Ward. Violet Jones. Rather
inc King. Mary Thilo. Elizabeth
Smith, Alfredo Koble, Harriet
Mehl. Anna Ling. Bertha Robert
son, Elva Agla. Frances Hiler, Dor
othy Kidder. Elizabeth Zeeb,, Eve
lyn Brauch. Minnie Hubbard, Eliza
beth Bruce, Daisy Rodenburg, Jac.
quelyn Weeks, Edna Way. Maude
Bowman. Dorothy Vealey, Minnie
Brier. Jennie Fleming, Mildred
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-10-31

Parties will be in full swing all
over the city tonight as various
civic organizations, schools, and
many families help young people TO
celebrate Halloween.
YpsilAnu High School second
string football team will play the
junior division team at Island
Park tonight, in their annual
clash. and afterward, students OF
Central Grade School will go TO
the high school gymnasium for an
old fashioned party. with cider and
doughtnuts.
Hob-goblins, witches and ogres
will be out in force and OF course
the poor old beggar" will be look
ing for a bite OF food TO carry him
on his way to the next door. Par
ties arc scheduled at Woodruff,
Central School. Prospect and Har-
Tiet Schools. Refreshments, cider
and doughnuts. will be provided
and a series Of contests will de-
terminc originality, beauty and 9TH
er characteristics OF the entrants.
According TO Superintendent L.
II. Chapelle. the idea OF these par
ties originated many years ago In
the mind OF Principal Floyd Smith
Of the Woodruff School.
Raekhsm Children
One OF the most interesting par
ties in the city is that arranged by
Jack Willoughby in the second
floor room over the shoe store.
Here, the resident children at
Rackham School are brought and
an hour of fun provided. This has
become an annual event and the
children look forward to their own
particular Halloween party. For
FIVE years II has been a regular
event The Normal College bus
brings the children and returns
them 10 Rackham School dormi-
tories
Gilbert House
Extensive plans and decorations
for Halloween entertainment have
been made for this evening at Gil
bert House. Miss Margaret Davis,
a committee Of women. students
from Normal College. and a group
OF boys will supervise and partici-
pate in the activities. The party
will begin at 700 and last until
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-10-31

LONDON-INS - The London
Daily Express reported today that
the British government will publish
an Official plan for Palestine within
the next few days. Main provi-
sion OF the plan, the newspaper
said. will be for a joint Anglo
American Commission OF Inquiry.
Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin was
reported TO have persuaded Ameri-
can Secretary of State James F.
Byrnes that II the United States
wishes to take a close interest m
the Palestine problem, she must
also take some responsibility for
that country's future.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-10-31
What TO Do After Tulips Bloom

THE FoREsIGHTED gardener
will take good care Of tulip plant
ings to preserve the vigor and
quality OF the bulbs from year to
year.
It II Of utmost Importance that
tulip foliage remain undisturbed
until It naturally withers and
dies down On this depends the
sire and quality OF the next
years blooms. Every leaf Of the
plant IL needed for the purpose
OF manufacturing nourishment
for the bulb underground.
As illustrated In the accom-
panying Garden-Graph, never al
low seeds to form. Remove the
faded flowers close TO the top Of
the stem before the seeds form.
In formal beds where Il IL
necessary to remove the bulbs a.