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Evening star., 1945-06-27
Randolph Place Covenant
Upheld by District Court

Justice David A. Pine OF District
Court yesterday afternoon handed
down . memorandum opinion and
judgment upholdipg so-callec
white covenant applying to the first
block of Randolph place NV.
The covenant, dated February 6
1925, was for a 2l-year-period. Ac-
cordingly, Justice Pine declared voio
q deed through which house in the
block had been decided to a colored
couple and also enjoined the couple
from occupying the premises up to
the end of the 21-year period end
ing February 6.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
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Evening star., 1945-06-27
Odd Fellows to Celebrate

A visit from the grand regent
will mark meeting and Independ-
ence Day celebration of the Munich
pal and District Councils of Odd
Fellows July 10 at their hall, 4ls
Seventh street NV. The Oriental
Kismet and Capitol Councils will
meet at Eagle Tent Hall at 7 Fourth
street NE, on July 13 and ~.
Evening star., 1945-06-27
Pope Receives BuIIitt

VATICAN CITY, June n R.-
Pope Plus XII today granted an
audience to William C.. Bullitt, for
mer United States Ambassador to
the Soviet Union, and now q French
Army major.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Guild Presents
Child of Peace

For the annual White Gi::
Christmas service in the First
Methodist Church, members OF the
Wesleyan Guild presented a nara
tive drama entitled The Child OF
Peace"
The Junior Choir and the High
School Choir under the direction OF
Herbert Fry sang and White Gift
offerings for the Children's Village
al BEDFORD were brought forward at
the close Of the service.
Those participating were: Mari
Ign Begole. Lois Holcomb. Marilyn
Parker. Lynda John. Betty Both,
Lois Wissusik. Efrieda Seitz, Bon
ME Bennett, Fannie Goodwin. Carol
Salmonson, Geraldine Moffstt, Joan
Spitsbergen. Lois Hackett, Ruthann
Kortier. Betty Scrivens. Virginia
Smith. Maudine Mason, Helen
Pound. Edith Sutton. Arlene o.
Mara. Jessie Drake. Elinor Zeiger,
Donna Hoopingarner. Barbara
Black. Beverly Granger. Margaret
Kelly. Susie Crawford, Don Knapp.
Robert Kendall, Dorothea Lobban,
Florence Martin, Edith Jones, Mari
an Drake, Calvin Scheffer, Alice
Miller and David Peterson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Calendar Of Social Events


Of Foreign Wars o'clock in veterans Han
Initiation and inspection
Daughters OF American Revolution O'CLOCK Win
Arthur Graham
CITY Federation of Clubs cafeteria Charles Mex
meeting in alumni lounge Joseph Maddy
OF nterlochen speaker Spencer School hosteses
Mayowe OF Church. $50 planned potlN
at church.
Lodge number IS F. and A NJ regular commlna on
Of officers.
Executive meeting Degree will omit meeting
Loyal Order oil Moose. O'Clock, Moose Hall
Mothers Club o'clock in kindergarten OF school
O'Clock. Christmas party.
Chorus City Schools 75 in Npsian High School
music
Princes Syracuse 80 Castle Hall club
WEDNESDAY
Literary Club 23 Christmas and tea Ladies
Literary Club House
Pythan Sisters o'clock with Mrs Clarence
Sanderson.
Summit study Club 1880 cooperative luncheon
party at home of Mrs. George Ross
Mothers Club 1880 election of officers Ladies Liter
airy Club House.
of Church, s;45 Christmas
party at church
Mary Missionary Society
Of Miss Martha Richter.
Rebekahs party
families, dinner $50 gift Bring table
service, Odd Fellow Hall
Women OF the Moose Lodge o'clock Moose Hall
Ypsiant Aere Frarna Order Eagles O'clock 331
Excelsior Chapter number RAM 1880 election and nstaa
ton Of officers Masonic Temple lodge
Girl Scouts 345 Presbyterian Church. $50
Methodist Church troop four 80 Salvation Army
o'clock Ypsilan High School lunch ROOM 2S 43O
Carver Center; troop 80, $3.50. Baptist
Townsend Club Auxiliary, meeting
ton. Holmes Rd. cooperative supper at $40 p.
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Schools

Continued from Page One)
OF civic and social groups to dis
cuss educational needs In Ypsilan.
II Is to be arranged as soon as pos
sible. Blueprints Of projected build.
ings are to be ready for presenta-
ton.
Policy with regard to use Of
school buildings was reiterated and
a priority rating determined. School
activities will have first place:
recreation benefitting youth, Sec
ond; social and benevolent activi-
ties third; private groups or groups
requiring payment OF admission,
fourth and non resident groups OPP
Grating for profit. fifth. Gymna.
stun shoes will be required for all
athletic contests in school gymna-
Sums and liquor viii be forbidden.
Announcement was made that
formal application for Reserve Off
GERS Training Corps in Ypsilanti
had been made and the board was
Informed that military training for
81 boys has already been started.
Rep. Earl c. Kitchener has assured
school authorities that he will give
whatever aid Is possible in seeur-
ing federal help IN establishing the
R.O,T.C. here.
Federal aid 10 also expected for
war veterans who have not comnlet.
ed their courses and dsaire ~ do
so. Thus far 10 have indicated a
desire for such instruction and II
Is planned that class will be start.
ed Jan. Z.
1t was decided to sell the house
Immediately east OF Harriet School
so that II may be either razed or
removed to another location.
Two loans OF $4,000 each were
obtained from the two Ypsiianti
banks to meet school expenses I'M
til winter taxes are received.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Altar Guild to
Name Officers

A nominating committee for cleo.
ton OF officers and an altar com
mittee for the coming month were
appointed at the meeting OF the
Altar Guild of the Lutheran Church
Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Kenneth Schwartz. Mrs. Ken
meth Klein was admitted to mem
bership.
The nominating committee is
Mrs. Donald Ring and Mrs. Arthur
Peters. The new altar committee
is Misses Anna Foster and Pearl
Simpson.
It was voted TO give IS to the
Herman Meyer fund. There will be
a Christmas party with exchange
OF gifts. Dec. IL, at the home OF
Mrs. Lester Klein.
The next meeting will be at the
home OF Mrs. Howard Carly.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
DR.. GARRETT
FORUM HEAD

DR.. J. c. Garrett was elected pres
ident OF the Forum Club :or the
ensuing year at the clubs business
meeting which was followed by a
discussion on the proposed city
charter for Ypsllanti, Monday eve.
ming in the alumni lounge OF
Charles McKenny Hall. The meet
ing followed a delicious ham din.
ner in the dining room, with DR.. r.
B. Mckay, host.
The other officers TO serve for
1876 are Prof. Paul Samson, vice
president; Prof. B. W. Peet. score
tary-treasurer; Charles Lamb and
Prof. Samson. executive committee
II. z. WILDER, chairman OF the
charter commission, said that the
present charter was first adopted
in 1877 and that only a few amend
ments have been made In the last
IS years. A new city charter was
submitted for a vote in 1915 and
again in 1881. but neither was
adopted. He said that he new
commission OF nine members has
made study o. the old charter and
OF other city charters, and found
that there are three distinct types,
the mayor council form in which
appointments are made by he may.
or. and certain officers by the coun.
Gil; the commission form. In which
a committee Is electeJ by the peo-
pie and the manager type. in which
the people elect the council and the
council selects the manager. The
present form Is a modification may
or-council form Of government, in
which the mayor appoints certain
officials which have to be approved
by the council.
The nine commissioner unani.
mously recommend the manager
type. In this plan. there is no over.
tapping of authority and responsi-
bility is fixed. Mr.. WILDER asserted.
Mr.. WILDER said that II is the can
did, honest opinion OF the commit.
tee that this Is the best form o:
government for Ypsilanti.
The host for the January meet.
ing will be r. n. Missy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Troops Conduct
Joint Gathering

Girl Scout troops 81 aud %. with
their leaders. Mrs. e. S. Chapman
and Mrs. L. L. Walters. Joined for
a Christmas program and party at
the Baptist Church Monday after
noon
Each troop led group OF Girl
Scout songs and games. Five inter
esting reports OF the Christina
customs OF other'lAnds we're given:
switzerland. by Marilyn Mott; Mex
leo. by Barbara Jacobson; Hol-
land, by June Alexander and Bar
bara Schadel; and Sweden, by Judy
Weinmann.
BY the light OF the Christmas
tree, which troop 80 had decorated,
and the freight, the girls sang
group OF Christmas carols.
Ice cream and cookies were
served by members from each
troop, and favors which troop 81
had made were distributed TO all
the girls.
Gifts were brought to the party
and we're later taken TO Roosevelt
School for the Git House there.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Municipal Court

Howard NJ futile. 1885 Norfolk
CT. Willow Village, who was APP
pretended Monday on charges of
intoXication and dlsorderly conduct.
pleaded guilty when srraigned in
court today. lie was sentenced %
pay fine OF SIS or serve 20 days
in Jail. Failing to provide the mon
ey. he was committed.
Mrs. Mary c. Gray. Detroit. was
sentenced Monday afternoon to
serve 10 days in the county Jail
on charges OF intoxicatlon and dis
orderly conduct.
A warrant has been issued by
Assistan. Prosecutor Alfred De-
Otte for Elijah Couch. IS. Corine
Hotel. who, according to a police
report. admitted the theft OF $3.50
from local restaurant. The COM
plant was signed by Phillip Sian
mis-. Couch was expected to be ar
raigned before the court this az.
.ernoon.
Total receipts for the court, Mon
day. were $20S.S5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Along the Street

Donald Comstock. city assessor,
who was confined TO his home last
week because OF illness. returned to
his office in the city hall Monday.
Jesse Gillingwater returned Mon
day from Washington. ID. C.. where
he attended the wedding OF his
daughter. Emajess. who was mar
ried TO 1t. Roy Tucker. Tulsa, Okla,
in the ST. Johns Church In the
capital city Saturday evening. The
couple. after a short honeymoon In
Washington, returned to his base In
South Carolina.
Make an appointment 10 have
your wheels aligned the Manbee
Way al the C. J. Ramus Co., 2 W.
II. A. Bisbee, Scovill Lumber Co.,
and Mrs. Bisbee. received a cable
gram from their son, Sgt. Robert
NJ. Blsbee, from Custera, Italy. Mon.
day. Custera. Italy. Is port o:
embarkation and the cablegram
stated that he exp ected TO be home
within month. He has been in the
Army for 2S months. over % OF
which have been spent overseas.
He was wounded in the Italian cam
paign and has since been serving
with the ordnance section main Of
flee for the Mediterranean theater.
James Westfall, Post Office,
spent the week end on farm near
Jonesyille, with friends.
Mrs. II. A. Bisbee returned from
Lansing Sunday after spending
three days at the home OF Mrs.
Clara Wlgle and Miss Elisabeth
White. both OF whom are connect
ed with the Michigan State College.
An increase in bowling prices, In
order to conform TO the general in
crease throughout the country since
the lifting OF the government freeze
has been announced by the manage
ment Of the Temple. Riverside and
the Willow Run bowling alleys. The
increase will amount TO about Two
cents a game.
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CONTINUED from Page onel
other. II was a different approach
TO the same problem"
Ferguson asked II the difference
In the wording OF the messages
might not have been confusing to
the men In the field" the Army
and Navy commanders involved.
That might be So" the former
chief OF staff replied, but don't
see how those men could have been
confused
Hospital Bill snauoed
President Trumans proposals for
a broad health program posed a
threat today to Senate approval OF
a 100000 900 hospital program.
The curious snag resulted from
months OF work by a bipartisan
trio. Senators Taft (R-Ohio). Hill
DALAI and Ellender (D-La.) In
drafting their plan to provide the
country with more hospitals and
health centers.
They introduced their bill before
Mr.. Humans health program mes
sage reached Capitol Hill.
Yesterday Senator Murray I'd.
Mont). chairman OF the labor COM
mittee which approved the hospital
bill, offered seven amendments
which he told the Senate would
bring the measure into line with
Mr.. Humans program.
Among other things Murrays
amendments would double the
amount OF federal funds and
strengthen federal control OF the
entire program.
Taft promptly served notice he
was opposed to Murray's amend
ments. And Hill, Democratic whip.
indicated he would support the
Ohio Republican because Of the
long period already devoted to per-
fecting the hospital bill.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11

LOUIS 7. MILLER

NlNG1Gh
Louis T. Miller. a former resident
OF Ypsilanti, passed away In Tole-
do Sunday. Mr.. Miller had been
connected with the automotive
business for over 40 years. His
first position was with the Pack
ard Motor Car Co. and he succeed
ed to positions with the Lozier,
Hudson. and Chevrolet Motor Co. 8
OF Detroit. For many years he
was purchasing agent for the De-
troit Steel Products Co. in the au-
tomotive division. He was a char
ter member OF the Purchasing
Agents Association of Detroit, OF
which he was president In 1880
and 1881. Since the outbreak OF
World War II he Joined the execu-
tive stan OF the Willys-Overland
Co. OF Toledo. making his home
there up to the. time OF his death.
Surviving are his wife. Grace B.,
and a son, William L.. who has Just
returned from the Pacific theater
OF war as a lieutenant In the Air
Forces stationed on the Pailu
Islands. Services for Mr.. Miller
will be at : p. m. Wednesday, at
the c. Fl. Curtis Co. Funeral Home,
sOi5 K. Jefferson Ave. Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Mrs 0cupyn5 Elected as
Scout Commissioner

as a new member and three can
didates we're elected TO member.
ship. Mrs. Earl Studt. Miss Marie
Arnet and Mrs. II. Blackenberg.
II was voted TO purchase national
Girl Scout stamps 10 have for the
use OF the local Scouts to aid in
their savings for their summer
camp.
Mrs. +. B. Williamson, program
chairman, told OF the program pre-
sented by Scouts from $3.50 to 3
o'clock. Nov. %. Mrs. Edwin Shad-
ford. chairman, reported tina. dur.
ing the month. a troop had had a
nosebag lunch at the Little House
Miss Cornelia Everard told OF her
trip to Chicago, Nov. 2 to 4 to a
meeting OF troop leaders.
Annual reports are TO be given at
the January meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Yule Plans Made
by Eastern Star

Christmas plans we're made at
the December regular meeting Of
Ypsilanti Chapter number 1l9 Order
OF Eastern S.ar Monday evening In
the Masonic Temple lodge room.
Mrs. William Hayes, worthy mat
ron, presided In the East and ap-
pointed on the chapters Christmas
party. Dec. II. Mrs. Lucius Bennett,
and Mrs. Earl Snyder, co-chairman.
There will be a cooperative dinner
with members whose initials are
from A to J TO bring dessert, and
from % to bring vegetable or
salad. They will bring their own
table service and rolls.
A Christmas letter from Mrs.
Marian |. Knight. worthy grand
matron. was read. Mrs. Harry
Faulkner and Mrs. Luman Sea.
mans we're appointed co-chairmen
Of the committee to send Christmas
boxes to Percy Jones Hospital.
Refreshments OF coffee. dough
nuts and cup cakes were served by
the committee. Mrs. Russell Geib,
Mrs. Earl HancoI, and Mrs. James
Smith.
There will be no special meeting
in December on account OF the
Christmas party.
Mrs Cynthia Dodge Crawford re
turned 10 Ithaca Monday, after
spending a few days with her cous-
in. Miss Adelaide MacVicsr. Miss
Macvicar left Monday afternoon 10
spend the winter with her brother.
James MacVicar. in Los Angeles.
Cal. He is the-father OF Martha
Vickers, the movie star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Mccall have
moved from 81 s. Grove st. 10 an
apartment at 43O n. Washington
S..
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis p. Miller have
sold their home at PSI Auburndale
Ave and moved into their newly
purchased home on Bradley Road
Louie Turchi purchased the Miller
home and has taken possession.
Judge James r. Breakey was as
signed to three days OF holding
court at st. Joseph for Judge Ere
mont Evans the latter part OF last
week. Mrs. Breakey Joined him
Saturday and hey spent the week
end in Chicago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Girl Scout Troop
Has Holiday Party

Girl Scout Troop No. s, Mrs.
Carl Signor. leader. enjoyed a
Christmas party at their meeting
at the First Baptist Church Monday
afternoon.
Frances Jean Wheeler and Mary
Gene Spencer led the troop In a
number Of games In the social hall
OF the church. The girls were con-
Quoted to the Westcott Workers
room, where luncheon had been
prepared and served by Mrs. Sig
nor. assisted by a committee OF
Scouts.
After the luncheon, Mary Jean
Shaw, acting as Santa Claus sub
stitute, distributed gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Ranks Conferred by
Knights of PythiaS

Az the meeting OF Queen City
Lodge number 1877 Knights Of Pyth-
las. Monday evening, with Ralph
Mcdonald. chancellor commander,
presiding, the second rank was con.
ferred on two candidates.
A group will attend the lodge
meeting at Clawson tonight, when
A. J. Schuck, n J, supreme chan
cellor Of the Knights OF Pythias
will be a visitor and will speak.
There will be a varied program.
Cars for Clawson will leave the
local hall not later than I o'clock.
Three Tecumseh Lodge visitors
were present. Two Tecumseh Lodge
candidates will take their third
rank together with Queen Citys
three candidates at Monday nights
meeting.
After the meeting. Charles And
ress served refreshments OF veni.
son sandwiches, fruit cake and cof'
fee,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11

Mrs. Frederick b. Mckay. chair.
man FOR the evenings program, in
vited the group To a tea-tabls where
a delicious dinnerdessert was
served. Mrs. Hazel Cullis and Mrs
Ralph G. Harris poured.
Responsible for the general ar
rangements for the evening was a
social committee composed OF Mes
danes Albert Thayer. permanent
chairman. Louis Gretzinger. Joseph
Fortunate. and f. G.. Vorce.
The president. Mrs. Glen Dusblb-
er. greeted the members and
guests.
The Recreation Commission OF
the City OF Ypsilanti invited mem
bers 10 the dedication ceremony
for the new city recreation build
ing.
Mrs. Catherine G. Cooper and
son Robert have left for 81. Peters
burg, Fla. where they will spend
tha wtntar
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11

The formal lounge OF Charles
MeKenny Hall was the scene Mon
day evening OF a delightful Nuletlde
meeting OF :he Ypsilanti Garden
Club. The lounge was most attrac.
lively decorated with Christmas
greens combined with candles. col
ored balls. and figurines in unusual
and strikingly beautiful arrange
ments.
Fresh young voices o. group OF
oarolers from the Normal College
Choir set the scene for the evening
BY singing a group OF well-loved
Christmas carols in the foyer just
outside the lounge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Christmas Program Given
Members Of Garden Club

The high spot OF the evenings
entertainment was the delightful
and artistic Interpretation OF the
play, Dust OF the Road" given by
Miss Marion Franklin Stowe OF the
Speech Department Faculty OF the
Normal College.
Mrs. Perry Brundage. co-ohair.
man. presented Miss Dorothy
Hayes. vocalist. from the Normal
College. who pleased her audience
with two numbers, mo Candle
Was There" by Lehman, and 20
Holy Night" by Adams. Miss Hayes
was accompanied by Miss June
Small.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11

Officers for 1916 for the Girl
Scout Council were elected and
new members were added at the
December Council meeting Thurs
day afternoon in the Ypsilanti High
School lunch room. Officers unani-
mously elected are Mrs. Il. J. Scriy-
ems, commissio Miss Virginia
Wielandy. deputy commissioner;
Mrs. c. NJ. Power. secretary; Mrs.
Ralph Wright, treasurer; Mrs. II.
B. Lonskey. registrar.
Mrs. F. Z. Hops was welcomed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Vandsls Sought

Vandsls Sought
Police today were seeking van.
dals who broke an eight by ten
feet plate glass window in the Auto
Parts building. at .he rear OF 81 Z.
Michigan Ave, Monday. Other
cases OF vandalism were reported
in the city. Monday. Sir windows
we're broken from the Depot Green
houses, 500 Norris St; and a brick
was thrown through a window In
the garage owned by Karl Tunni-
cllffe. $50 Sherman st. The boys
who broke the garage window were
apprehended and admitted the act.
They were released 20 their par
ents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
MISS PERKINS
TO BE SPEAKER

Ann Arbor. Mich, Dec. 11--Miss
Frances Perkins. former Secretary
OF Labor and only woman ever to
attain cabinet rank. is scheduled
to speak here tonight on The Des-
tiny OF Labor" Miss Perkins will
fiji a speaking engagement origin
ally scheduled for Richard Wright,
negro author.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Ypsildnti Briefs
Present PLAY

FFeteht FTay
The eighth grade pupils OF Ross
School will present a play over sta
ton WPAG Wednesday morning at
ll:40. The radio play is given with
the cooperation of Tho County
Health Department Service, and
will be about The invention OF the
microscope. The cast is composed
OF the following pupils: Narrator,
Grace Mills; Leeuwenhoek, William
Washington; Boy Hans, Kenneth
Stokes; Dame Lunter, Irene Levin.
ski; Peter the Great, Richard Arel.
son; other characters, Shirley
Beuschlein, Donald Goddard, and
Fay Doris King.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
He Explains

nc ESPidlUk
A male Normal College student
was apprehended by city police
Monday night after frightened girls
at Goodison Hall reported a prowl.
er. The youth showed the police a
list Of items he was required 20 OBJ
tain in a scsvenger hunt sponsored
BY his fraternity. He explained that
he had been required 10 get a GER
tain item o; female attire, and after
exhausting other methods, had .ried
to obtain 1t at the girls residence
hall. lie was reprimsnded and re-
leased.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Piano in Street

Piano in Street
Quick movement OF a piano was
Of concern TO several persons. Mon
day afternoon. Motorists rounding
the corner OF Huron and Washte.
nav Ave, were confronted with a
piano, sitting In the street. II was
an fem OF furniture left by movers
who were removing the household
furnishings from q home In the
neighborhood. The truckmen re-
turned and loaded the piano before
the police arrived.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
Stork Calls

A son to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben San
born. 9l2 Grant St.. born at St
Joseph's Hospital. Ann Arbor, De
cember 8: weight seven pounds,
nine ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11
In the Sick Room

G. V. Rockefeller was TO return
home today from st. Josephs Mer.
cy Hospital, Ann Arbor, where he
underwent operations on both legs.
He expects to return there for
further treatment after the holi.
days.
Frank Harris, W. Michigan Ave,
was a patient in Boyer Hospital
with undulant fever.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-11

KY0TO (Japan)-INS - L. s.
Sixth Army officials today order
ed all enlisted personnel with SO
discharge points to report TO the
Okazaki replacement depot pre-
paratory to returning to the United
States.