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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
POLIcUSKA KONTROLA
IA DOLGOST POLJUBOV

TULSA, Okla, 4. okt.-zupan
Olney F. Flynn je danes ukazal
policiji, da ,gleda ma to, da Sc
mladi pari ma zelezniskih in bus
nih postajah ne poljubljajo dali
kot emo minute. To pa vsled te-
ga, ker so dolgi poljubi "promet-
ma ovira." &
zupan je rekel, da je ma kolo-
dvorih vsled poljubl ljanja. IN OBJ
jemanja vrnivsih Sc veteranov 1
ljubicami in zenani nastopil
tax polozaj, da Sc cloveku nj mo,
goce preriniti skozi poljubljajo
lie dvojice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
Novi grobovi
FRANK MARZLIKAR, mi.

V Berea, Ohio, je umrl Frank
Marzlikar NIL, star 33 let, sin
poznanega Frank Marzlikar, XII
vodi svojo popravljalnico cev-
ljev ma St. Clair Ave., v Collin
woodu. Bolehal je cd julia me-
SEGA. Rojen je bill v Clevelandu
in zapusca poleg oceta zeno Ire
ne, dive lett stare hcerko Judy,
ter dve sestri Louise in Dorothy.
Pogreb sc bo vrsil v ponedeljek
oh 9. uri zjutraj IL Davis pogreb-
mega zavoda v Berea, o. Nase
sozalje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
NOVA MESNICA

Dobropoznani John Ceh, XII je
ze nestetokrat nastopil ma nasih
odrih $ pevskim zborom Zarja
ter v vlogah pri dramskem dru-
stvu Ivan Cankar, je tie dni otvo-
ril mesnico ma 1424 Colt Ave.
Priporoca f:se gospodinjam "a
naklonjenost pri nakupu mese-
nine, katere DO vedno incl mai
boljse vrste v zalogi in po zmer-
mi ceni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
sLIKE O JUGOsLAyIH

,Nocoj oh 8. uri Sc DO kaza-
lol slike 0 borbi Jugoslavije, v
slpvenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Javnost Sc prijaz-
no vabi na obilno udelezbo, ker
yes prebitek je namenjen v po-
mod domovini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
ANGLEzI POSLJEJO DOMOV
POL MILIJONA POLAKOV

BERLIN, 3. oktobra. - Brit
ske oblasti naznanjajo, da bodo
pricensi z II. oktobrom zacele
repatriacijo pol milijona Polja-
kov. Obenem Sc poroca, da sta
Poliska in Ceskoslovaska usta-
viii izseljevanje nemskih drzav-
ljanov IL svojih ozemelj, dokler
Sc ne ugotovi pripadnistva pri-
zadetih oseb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
|Mornarica je prevzela
oljne rafinerije v dezzeli
Izdana je bila odredba, da ostanejo
veljavi stare mezde i'm delOvne ure

WASHINGTON, 4. okt - Predsednik Truman e
col ukaza da mornarica Zed drzav prevzame 50 oljnh
raner XII prenehae posovati vsled stavke kakor t
di sstem cevi transport OLA Med zasezenim naprava
mi je tud Soho oljna rafinerija Clevelandu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
Governor Lausche vpra$$al
gen. LeMaya, da postane
ohijski zvezni senator
Poveljnik slovite 70. zracne sile
odletel v Washington, da dobi dopust,
predno sprejme ponudeno mesto

Veeraj Sc je zvedelo, da e gov Frank j. Lausche po
nudil senatorsk sedez XII e postal prazen enovanem
senatorial Harolda H. Burtona canom hovnega sodisca
general maorju Curtisu Eersonu LeMayu XII e pred
kratxim Vrn Pacifka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
ANTON OKICKI

Danes zjutraj. je preminil An
ton Okicki, stanujoc ma 726 E.
155 st. Pogreb oskrbuje Svet-
kov pogrebni zavod. Podrobno-
sti bono porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
Priporoca rabo
ameriSkih Get
proti Arabcem
S tenn maj bi Sc
zajameilo naseljevanje
evropskih zidov
v Palestini

WASHINGTON, 4. oktobra.
- Senator Edwain G. Johnson,
demokrat il Colorado, je danes
izjavil, da je "a to-, da bi Sc
ameriske cete poslale v Palesti-
no, ako' bi povecanje' zidovske-
ga naseljevanja povzrocilo VISTA
10 med Arabci.
Johnson, XII je ponovno ape
liral ma Anglijo, da dovoli nase-
ljevanje zidov v Palestini, je re-
kel, da bi bila TAXA raba anne
riskih Get umestna, ker bi Zed.
drzave tenn lie drzale svojo be-
sedo, da bodo skrbele "a med
narodni mir in sigurnost.
Vprasanje ameriske odgovor-
nosti "a mir v Palestini je stopi-
10 v ospredje, ker je Anglia ma
APPEL predsednika Trumana, da
sc dovoli svobodno naseljeva-
ME evropskih zidov v Palestini,
baje vprasala Zed. drzave, dali
bi bile v slucaju revolte m d
Arabci, pripravljene z Anglijo
vred prevzeti odgovornost "a
mir v Palestini.
Predsednik Truman je vceraj
pred casnikarji to zanikal. Zani-
kal je tudi, da je Anglia de-
jansko vprasala Zed drzave, da
posljejo vojastvo v Palestine.
Pravi, da 81 bOdo Adje
pribOrili pot v Palestine
LONDON, 4. oktobra. - R.
Zaslani, zastopnik zidovske
agencije "a Palestine, je danes
izjavil, da 81 BIO ma tisoce ev-
ropskih zidov skusalo priboriti
pot v Palestine, ako ne bo brit
ska vlada kmalu podvzela kora-
kov, XII bodo zidom jamcili "a
vetje v omenjeni dezeli.
Zaslani je rekel, da bodo lid
je tezko oborozeni, ako invadi-
rajo Palestine, in da bodo tako
odloceni, da bodo raje umrli, ka-
kor pa da bi sc dali deportirati
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05

nikdar politicno udejstvoval, in
kolikor je znano, ne pripada
nobeni stranki. V Clevelandu nj
registriran kot volilec in koli-
kor znano, sc nj v vseh letih,
odkar je v armadi, nikdar ude-
lezil nobenih volitev.
S sigurnostjo Sc seveda pri-
cakuje, da bo postal clan de-
: mokratske stranke, ako bi po-
nujeno mesto sprejel in da bo
prihodnje leto kandidiral "a
sedez, XII bi ga sedaj prevzel po-
tom nominacije.
Wits obstoji, da bi 81 Lausche
S tenn zasigural mocnega tova-
risa v kampanji "a ponoyno IL
volitev v governerski urad. To
bi bilo tenn bolj vazno, ker je
regularna demokratska organi-
zacija skrajno hladna napram
gov. Lauschetu.
Izvrstna politicna poteza
proti republikancem
| Vstop gen. LIE Maya v po-
liticno areno sc tolmaci kot IL
borna poteza tudi z vidika opo-
zicije cd strani republikancev.
Pricakuje Sc namrec, da bo-
do ohijski republikanci izbrali
kot svojega governerskega
kandidata proti Lauschetu ge-
neral m ajorja Roberta. S.
Beightlerja, poveljnika 81. d.
vizije, XII Sc je skozi tri leta bo-
rila ma Pacifiku, medtem ko VISA
znamenja kazejo, da bo bivsi
governor John W.. Bricker re-
publikanski kandidat "a zvezne-
ga senatorial.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05

Gen. LeMay je poveljnik slo-
vite 20. zracne sile, XII je z zrac-
mimi napadi pomagala zlomiti
japonski odpor.
Kakor Sc je zvedelo, je gov.
Lausche gen. LIE Maya, XII sta
nuje v cleevlandskem pred
mestju Lakewoodu, v sredo pu-
vsem nepricakovano poklical po
telefonu in ga vprasal, ako bi
sprejel izpraznjeni senatorski
sedez. Ponudbo je zvecer po-
novil, nakar je general odletel
v Columbus, kjer je incl z 60
vernerjem daljsi pogovor.
General Sc podal v
washington ma posvetovanje
Cd tam Sc je gen. LIE May
vrnil v Cleveland, potem pa je
takoj .odletel v Washington, da
. Sc posvetuje z armadnimi OBJ
lastmi, XII mu morajo dovoliti
dopust, predno more sprejeti
ponujeno politieno mesto.
Gen. LIE May je najmlajsi ma
jor general v armadi; prihod-
Mi mesec bo namrec sele 80 let
star. Rojen je bill v Columbu-
su, Ohio, in v armadi sluzi ze
zadnjih II let. Njegova druzina
Sc je naselila v Cleveland te-
kom vojne.
Ponudba generalu
presenetila pOliticne krOge
Akcija gov. Lauscheta je po-
vzrocila v politicnih krogih We
liko presenecenje, kajti kot vo-
jaski clovek Sc nj gen. LIE May
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
Ponudba generalu
presenetila politicne kroge

Akcija gov. Lauscheta je po-
vzrocila v politicnih krogih We
liko presenecenje, kajti kot vo-
jaski clovek Sc nj gen. LIE May
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-08

The chorus sang Song of Peace"
Finlandia, DR.. NJ. b. Rogers made sl
few remarks and the chorus sang
For Peace and For Plenty. Miss
Jean Morgan's group OF the NTH
grade sang the Anthem from the
symphony America, Mrs. Louis
Balmes gave a reading on "Whis
perlng Bill" and Mrs. John Shaney
sang shout am An American.
The program ended with the sing.
ing OF America by the whole group
The Victory Ceremony was held
around the flag-pole at Ross School,
and began with the raising OF Al
new flag by the Boy Scouts. Rev.
Robert De Witt from st. Euke's|
Church In Ypsilanti. gave a talk on
the solemnity OF the day. Includ
ed in the choral service was the
singing OF the 23rd Psalm, which
was under the direction OF Mrs.
LaRue Leavenworth. The service
was closed by a prayer and bene.
diction by Rev Dewitt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-08
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY

Phoenix Lodge number A NJ. regular communication
1880. Masonic Temple lodge
Industrial Pleasure club postponed.
fpsianti Home dinner $3.50 at Meth
odist church: business meeting o'clock
Junior Group American Revolution o'clock
City Federation of women clubs
meeting followed by meeting o'clock in formal lounge
Wolverine Palace Princes OF Syracuse 1880 Pyhas
Red Cross sewing room five, WEIGH O'Clock.
Loyal Order OF Moose s o'clock, Moose hall
Twenty Club. Tulip Time by sovey Hotel Huron
Auxiliary Veterans OF Foreign Wars o'clock in Veterans Hail.
Legion Auxiliary o'clock
lean Legion Home.
Club womens Relief Corps 1880 at
o
Literary Club 1880 dessert annual meeting musical
Summit Study Club 1880 luncheon annual meeting
Mclaughlin.
Navy Mothers Club, 80 Ladies Literary
Women Of the Moose Lodge. S o'clock Moose Hall
Ypsan Asre Fraternal Order OF Eagles O'clock hall 3S
Cross st.
Capsule sisters Club, o'clock. Alfred Morris
Presbyterian Church. 345;
Church 35 Rackham school o'clock;
troop Lukes House S:45 1s
O'Clock; troop % Yplanu High School $3.50; troop
2s Carver Center. o'clock
Boy Scouts: Cub den Willis Methodist Church pack
1+3 home of Mrs H. E. Lang, st. Johns Catholic
troop school; willis
ods Church 143 home of Richardson; T.
den Whitaker pack Bobic1 Jr:
Cub den Whitaker Cub pack IA home Of Mrs Joseph Fox:
Flowers: Cub Prospect pack 1885,
Muner: m, Cub Prospect school 1885, home
NJ Cub den Junior Chamber of Commerce
1872. home Of Mrs " Henry: Cub den Rawsonvlie
145 home Mrs. Dewey Ehe; Cub den
145, home OF Mrs Hedgepath 1880
Plat school troop A. at school american Legion sea
patrol school Foster school troop 80 patrol meet
school, Jacksonville pack 1i5 meeting at the school
pack 143 and Whitaker pack 44 meeting at Lincoln
school.
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The Willow RUN News
Schools Observe VIE Day
With Assembly Programs

We Day was celebrated at var
ious times Monday by all OF the
schools with assembly programs
which had been planned by pro-
gram committees set up in each
building weeks ago.
The assembly at Foster School
which began at IL a. m. was short
but stirring, beginning with the
flag ceremony by the Boy Scouts
and the singing of America.
Louis Balmes. gave a talk and a
prayer which was followed by the
singing OF the Star Spangled Ban
ner".
Mrs. Sylvia Regetz directed the
program at Spencer School for the
third. fourth. NTH and sixth grades
at their assembly which was held
after the official announcement or
victory was made. The program
was a half hour. long and consisted
OF singing and talks. Mrs. Tressa
Simon had charge OF the assembly
for the kindergarten, first and sec
ond grades which also consisted OF
singing and talks. Robert Steven
son, principal OF the school, gave u
talk TO both groups.
The program at Simmonds
School was also begun after victory
had been announced and began
with the singing Of the Star
Spangled Banner" and the Flag
Salute which was handled by the
Boy Scouts. Jeanette Welcher OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-08
Queen City Lodge
Has Large Glass

Members OF Queen City Lodge
No. 167 at their meeting at Castle
Hall Monday night had one OF the
largest classes OF candidates for
the first rank that they have had
for some time.
There were IL candidates TO re-
ceive the work and Ralph Melon
aid presided.
The Lesson OF Friendship team
vas composed OF Ray Burrell. Fred
Scherer, Earl Snyder. Mark Rust
and the attendants.
A reply was received from Floyd
Starr, president OF the Starr Com.
monwealth OF Albion stating that
the boys male quartet would be
present at the monthly open house
meeting on May IS. Potluck dinner
and a dance will follow the pro-
gram.
An Ypsilanti boy, George Nastos
will perform with the quartet.
Queen City Lodge will have
their Lesson OF Friendship team
put on the play before the boys OF
the school, May 81
Tonight members of Queen City
Lodge are going to attend the dis
trict meeting at Milan Lodge No.
1SS. This is to be a Grand Lodge
district meeting as nearly every
Grand Lodge officer has promised
to be present. A round table dis
cussion will be included in the pro-
gram and plans will be set up for
the operation OF the several lodges
for the summer and fall sessions.
Cars will leave the hall until 1880
D. m.
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Observance

Continued from Page One)
National Anthem and the en,ire|
student body will sing. The stu
dents will reCite the Pledge of
Allegiance. An invocation will be
followed by the DoXology. Ernest
Chapelle, superintendent OF tbs
public schools, will make shortl
speech followed by the band play.
Ing God OF Our Fathers. Lyman
fowler, president OF the Student
Council, will read the list OF form
er studen who have died in the
service. Norris Wiltse, principal
OF the high school, will make few
remarks. two more band selectioney
and the benediction will conclude
the program.
Harriet School will have their
assembly in the gymnasium and
will feature patriotic songs, led by
Mrs, Olive Kersey. Rev. Alfred
Knowles will lead the group in
prayer.
To Feature Music
Prospect will feature sacred and
patriotic music in their victory
program. and the school choir will
sing several numbers. There will
he short talk by Miss Olive
.rdsm5, a7tncipai .; tsc.. EaSgsi :.
Woodruff will hold their program
with background OF the American
Flag, the united nations flag ant
lighted candle.
The united nations flag, made
by the schools Girl Scouts is
unique in as much as the red in it
is from a Nazi flag which was cap
tured in Cologne by the Third
Army. and sent here by Charles
LORRAINE, a former. pupil OF Wood
run School
Each grade will take part in the
program, with the sixth opening
and closing the program.
Lincoln School will have a short|
program with the short talks toI
feature the point that the work Isl
not done. but that merely another|
step has been completed. TheI
students will be led in prayer, snd1
will sing the Star Spangled Ban
ner, as well as recite the Pledge
OF Allegiance"
St John Catholic students will
be assembled in the church for a
short service. There will be pray
ers OF thanksgiving followed by
talks by the three priests, Rev.
John Larkin. Rev. Rudolph Hozas'
and Rev. William f. Hoerauf. The
priests will lead prayers for the
end of the war in the Pacific.
The Normal College will have its
program at 9 p. m. E.W.T. at pesse
Auditorium. and it will be a service
OF quiet thanksgiving. The choir
will sing selections appropriate for
the occasion.
President John Munson will adj
dress the assembly briefly.
A reading will be presented by
Joan Schrepper. followed by ap ray
err by DR.. Mehran X. Thomson.
All public and normal schools
will remain open today, but ST.
John pupils will be excused after,
the services in the morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-08
Junior Boys Club
Meets at House

Events for the week at Gilbert
House began Monday afternoon
with a meeting OF the Junior Boys
Club at 400. There was no meeting
OF Brownie Scout Troop 20.
Brownie Scout Troop % will not
meet this afternoon. This evening
the Mexican young men will be en-
tertained by hostesses from the
city and from the Normal.
Wednesday evening the Young
Married Peoples Glass OF the Free
Methodist Church will have a pot
luck supper and social beginning
at $3.50.
Thursday afternoon at 400 the
Junior Girls Handwork Club will
meet Girl Scout Troops 80 and II
will also meet at 400.
The Junior Canteen will meet at
400 Friday afternoon for their
regular meeting and the Teen Can
teen will have the evening begin
ming at 1880 for their entertain
ment. Hostesses for the Canteen
will be Eastern Star with Mrs,
Catherine Holloway acting as
chairman.
Saturday morning at 1000, the
Junior Boys Athletic Club will
meet in the playground behind the
House for their soft-ball game. The
Midget Canteen will also meet at
1000. Saturday evening at 500 the
employees Of the Generator Plant
will have party at Gilbert House
with dancing and cards, during the
evening.
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Address

Continued from Page 0ne)
lions and estimates for new jail.
This project will necessitate a spe-
cial election and believe we should
proceed as soon as possible. | be-
lieve that we should ask our super
yisors TO explore the possibility OF
making available suitable deten-
ton rooms for minors and women
at the site of the Infirmary on
Washtenaw Ave. II is my under
standing that there are no suitable
quarters in the county for detain-
ing women and minors. 1t seems
TO me that such place could be
provided for the different govern
mental units OF the county and
that such an arrangement would
be quite practical and economical.
Suggests Building
Il also think 1t is important that
we proceed. as soon as possible,
with the construction Of a city ga
rage and store house on the Water
Street site. believe that such a
building could be constructed in
units as the funds become avail
able. We need such a building SO
that all city equipment and sup
plies can be housed and serviced at
one central location; where our
trucks and automobiles can be
maintained by our own mechanics;
where purchasing for the various
departments can be centralized and
a more efficient system OF stock
keeping and inventories maintain
ed.
Serious Thinking
"The most important work at
hand for the council Is preparing
the budget for the coming year.
This will require much serious
thinking. The finances Of the city
are now in a healthy condition. We
must keep them that way. should
like to see a reduction in the bud
get this year. II possible. The peo-
pie OF Ypsilanti are aware OF the
fact that the municipal services
demanded are reflected In their
tax bills. II Is our responsibility to
prepare as nearly as Is possible.
an accurate budget. Then we must
see to It that the city Is operated
within that budget.
Sees Problems
"The news OF the cut.back at the
Bomber Plant came as q Jolt TO
the community. We have been
living in period OF war prosperity
for four years. We are happy That
the war has progressed to a point
where the manufacturing ~ death
dealing bombers is no longer nee
essary. The closing Of the plant
will naturally bring us problems
There will be some unemployment
We all knew this was coming.
believe, however, that our oostac-
les will only be temporary during
the conversion back to peace time
pursuits. After that l believe there
will be employment for all ana
that our city will continue prog
ressing. steadily and soundly.
II want to express my gratitude
10 all of the city officials and city
employees for their splendid coop
Grafton during the past year. With
this same spirit prevailing feel
sure that during this year we can
also meet our problems in such
manner that will merit the conf
dence that has been placed in u.s."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-08
Stork Calls

Daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Nieman, 331 Oak St.. May in.
Boyer Hospital. Weight, seven
pounds, seven ounces.
Daughter, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Carter. 2315l Cromwell, Dearborn.
May Z in Boyer Hospital. Weight,
five pounds, eleven ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-08

Mr.. ana Mrs lanes r, Brsakey,
Jr., returned Sunday from a
months vacation in Pinehurst, n.
c.. stopping In washington. D. c..
to visit relatives on their way
home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-08
In the Sick Room

Mrs. Idaho Woodbridse's condi-
ton is reported as improved. She is
at Boyer Hospital Where she was
taken Sunday night. while suffer-
ing from a light stroke. Neighbors
had noticed that her light had been
on for at least twenty-four hours,
and when they were unable to get
in, summoned the police. who broke
in and removed her to the hos
pital,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-08

Mrs. Pearl woods, Reed City
called on YpsliaHtfffseen6s sstnr-
day. ..
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Garrett we're
Sunday guests OF their daughter
and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Stu
at Wall, in Toledo.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-08
THOMAS ooopRIpcE

Milan, Mich, May s. Thomas
Goodridge passed away at his home
at 266 First Ave-, Milan, late Sun
day evening. He had been Ill two
weeks. He was born In Yorkshire,
England. April 3. 1868, the oldest
son OF Charles and Jane Goodridge.
He came to the United States with
his parents in 1875 and had lived
south OF Milan in Monroe County
all OF his life. He married Carrie
Briggs May ~, 1898. He had serv-
ed as marshall and night Waterman
in Milan for 43 years as well as In
the sherin's department OF Washte-
nav County.
He Ia survived by his wife: two
sons, Lyle. Dundee. and Merlin,
at home; Ave grandsons, two grand
daughters, two great grandchil-
dren; six brothers, william, Char
les and Bert. Milan: George. Hen
ley. Canada. Fred. Dundee. and Ar
thur. Hillsdale. and three sisters,
Mrs. Anna Van DerCar. Mooreville,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hathaway. Ann Ar.
Dor, and Mrs. Lillian Paterson.
Ypsilanti. One brother passed
away in 1883.
Funeral services will be In the
Milan Stevens and Bush Funeral
Home at 200 Wednesday After
noon with Rev. William Johnson
of the Methodist Church officiat.
ing. Burial will be in Rice Gene
terry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-08

WASHINGTON AP-President
Truman may attend Manila cere-
monies marking Philippine indie
pendence from the United States.
Mr.. Truman expressed hope he
could make the trip in a statement
endorsing the late President Roose;
velt's policies toward the common
wealth
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-08
Campus Events Calendar
TODAY
AT NORMAL COLLEGE

400 p. m.-WAA Softba,
400 y. m.-WAA Tennis, Courts
SAB p. m.-Choir Pease Auditorium
7:45 m-WAA Coed Dance Club Charles McKenny Hall
500 p. m-WAA Swimming Club Wech Hal
AT UNIVERSITY MICHIGAN
$50 manual Public School
strumental organizations the
presented by the Music Department
lie Schools Miss Marguerite '. Hood Music Supervisor,
Hill Auditorium.
WEDNESDAY
AT NORMAL COLLEGE
6:45 p. m--Y.WC.A meeting, Starkweather Hall
mWomen Executive Board Charles Mckenny Hall
7 mSpecal Education Club Senior Farewell Starkweathe Hall
m-Home Economies Club WEIGH Hall.
AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
D. THE War Family Patterns" DR.
Professor OF Sociology University Of
Chicago auspices Of the Ann Arbor Adult Education Com
miee Ann Arbor Council of Churches, the Student
Religious Association Counselor Religions Ed
Rackham Lecture Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-08
Prospects Brighter
For WaShtenaW Ave.

Prospects of Improvement Of
Washtenaw Ave. between Normal
and Perrin Sta. grew brighter Mon
day evening with formal approval
by city council of an agreement by
which the state will pay approx
mately SO per cent of the cost.
The agreement calls for new con-
crete In the two blocks which were
badly damaged by heavy traffic dur
ing construction Of the Ford Bomb
er Plant highway system.
Total cost OF the replacement will
be $22,S79,26 and contract for the
work has been let to Lewis and
Frisinger Co., Ann Arbor.