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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN


Danielle came quietly, bu. Aggie
heard her at a distance. She walked
quickly, and she was breathing
hard. She saw. the canoe, and
stopped dead. From his post under
the hemlock branches, he observed
that she was glistening with pers-
piration and that her bathing suit
showed signs of haste in under
brush. A shoulder strap was
broken. Threads were pulled. Her
smooth hair was, for once, tangled
and untidy, like the hair of a de-
termined tomboy. She swung her
eyes searchingly, saw him, and in
hailed sharply.
q Aggie stood up. Hello. | noticed
your canoe - beached here - and
came ashore to investigate"
Her eyes were hard emerald.
"Still-following mel"
Not at all. Hadn't the faintest
idea you'd be here. Chance"
She came few steps closer. She
was no longer alarmed. She noticed
for the first time the interesting
fact about Aggie's physique-con-
sidered it boldly-dismissed it. She
said, will you help me put my ca
noe in? I'm tired"
Certainly. III paddle you back,
II you like-and tow your canoe"
IAN right"
He pushed in both craft. Danielle
IyAnnaI Inxura nra tho hnttAt,n Of
and held the other. Aggie's eyes
searched the shore. Looking for
a vine" he explained. Something
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
Tear up my towel"
He hesitated and then followed
the suggestion. SARAH" he said,
would be in a tizzie over waste
like this"
A short time later, they were
moving down the calm lake. Danielle
sat amidships, leaning against a
thwart. Her canoe towed on a paint
er that looked like a kite-tail. She
studied Aggie without especial in
terest and certainly without much
emotion. He said nothing-waiting
for her to talk.
"You really weren't following
me-" she said at last, as if it were
the result of a thought train she
had spoken aloud.
"Nope. l was trying to get away
from people"
"Why?"
His eyes were candid. az don't
like people-much. This kind, |
mean. And they don't like me at all,
as a rule. Maybe the latter explains
the former"
"Or vice versa. II you liked them,
they'd like you. That's what my
mother used to say to me-" There
was another long pause. 81 pre-
sumo you know" she continued,
chat I'm not particularly popular
around here either. Especially with
the women. With a few of the men
its different"
al don't know anything about
you. Sarah told me you weren't
married."
She cut him off by laughing short
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20
COMMISSION ABOLISHED

Lansing -AP-The Isle Royal
park commission was abolished TO-
day In a bill signed by Governor
Kelly The governor said Chair
man Harry F. Harper Of Lansing
reported the work Of the commi-
sion would be completed by the
time the bill becomes effective
three months hence. The island is
now a national park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20
Concerts Given
in High Schools

The orchestra Of the Normal Col
leee Thursday visited high schools
in Chelsea at 900. Manchester at
1890 and Clinton at 100 o'clock.
The girls ensemble rendered Ave
Maria" by Arcadelt. and May
Night. Palmgren. The girls who
sang were Mary Edgar, Betty Pet
redeem, Margaret Ziok, Valera Ed
wards. Rena Gillespie. Jean Willis,
JOYCE McKeaChie, Winifred Netch-
er and Virginia Smith. Marion
Capron was aCcompanist. Then in
strumental trio was composed of:
Barbara Warner, NiOlinist, Donald
Carlson. cellist, aud Valerie Ed
wards. pianist They play ed,
From the North, by MacDowcll,
and when You're Away by Her
bert.
Betty Petredean sang a soprano
solo. THE False Prophet by Prin-
die Scott. Marian Capron was the
accompanist Doris McNabb played
two flute solos. Third Movement
From Concerto in & Major by Mo
Fart, and a Southern Dance hv
Debussy Virginia Smith was the
accompanist. \ violin solo en-
titled "Adoration" by Harowsd.
was played by Phoebe Buttcrtcld.
Pauline Fisher gave a reading.
The girls ensemble sang two
songs. The first one was. In
Solemn Silence. II was me-
mortal anthem for all those who
have fallen in field of battle This
song was written by lppolitoflva-
nof. The second song was, When
Johnny Comes Marching Hane'
arranged By Mead. This was dcdi-
Gated to all CTS who are waiting
for N-Day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20
HOTEL EXoNERETEp

Baldwin State police Thursday
eXonerated the Pacific Hotel here
Of responsibility in the death of
Mrs. Mary Singleton, 63. The
woman suffered fatal injuries when
she fell down the basement stairs
at the hotel Just four hours after
accepting employment as assistant
cook.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20

: Lansing Harry II. Williams.
Normer secretary and lobbyist OF
the American Naturopathy Asso'
citation Of Michigan. was slated -
tegtify Thursday az the states utar
witness In the trial OF six former
Legislators charged with graft con.
Rpiracy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20

Influenza. also known as Rus
sian fever. Spanish Influenza, Ca
tarrhal fever and la Grippe, has
been known and described since
about 400 years before Christ.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20

And their horses flesh. and not
Spirit.
Wherefore both he that helpeth
shall stumble,
And he that is helped shall fam"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20

The eardrum moves less than
-millionth of an inch in respond
ing to many sounds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20

Various types of cancer were rec
ognized and described in 400 BIC.
by Hippocrates.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20
AUCTION SALE loo p. M.

'N'onONF' APRIL a. AT 1875 HEWITT ROAD. located just
east OF the Country Club Packard north Of
saving sold my home and moving Arizona at auction
the folowng
otpont Electric Stove divided Crosy sheyzdr reoe
ato HooNe vacuum Sway lamp BRIDGE lamp sew
era table lamps La-Zboy chair ottoman
PACK eha Dunbar custom built kidney davenport blond
hogany desk Swedish Modern tables
with glass tops walnut and blond tables vietroa
spring construction studio with
met walnut Duncan Phyfe dropeaf table
room suite with box springs spring
PED spring mattress;
oeh baby bed ehds toy cupboard ehlds
set dresser small chest 5abee Tenda swing
toys snack red eatherette
ladder stool misc and shag
oHed silk shower and curtain misc curtains
freezer step ladder. garden hose lawn garden
brooms dust mirror dishes pictures
numerous TO mention.
TERMS CASH This furniture excellent shape
MARLIN KLGoRE. Prop.
MILFORD oSBURN, Auctioneer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-20
Campus Events Calendar
TO-DAY
AT NORMAL COLLEGE

AT NORMAL COLLEGE
$500 m-Wesleyan Guild Fun Night Methodist Church
500 mChran Fellowship Party Patterson
Holly n charge StarNWeathcr Hall
AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
1000 m-Aunual Honor Address. standards
Thinking by Dr. James 7 Adams, Provost OF the Uni
versty, Rackham Lecture iI-ll
zoo mDbate debate Nrhsau Iish School Foren
auspices O and
University Extension Service. Rapids MON
High School Lansing Eastern Hish school keAosg
Auditorium
A UNIVERSITY MICHIGAN
100 mBaseba Michigan University Illinois Ferry Field
Michigan Purdue University, Ferry Field
NORMAL COLLEGE
a. m-s-ma Nh Phi Initiation Charles Nckenny Hall
m-Kappa Charles McKenuy Han
m.Sophomore Wade in Charles Mckenny Han
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-24

MI and Mrs Louis + paisey of
Omar Wer" som" of the fortunate
people who spent the week end III
the beach with their beloved child
Iru. Blanche and Wolfe Gray. in
attractive house trailer.
charles Parker : = and Frank
Mills. BuatsWain We're week end
guests Of the formers parents. MI.
and Mrs. charles Parker 81.
The Dr tookS residence. corner
Main and Reed streets. was pur-
chased last week by Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur A. Banks The present ten
ants an" ME- and MIS-. James f..
HickardS and SON Jimmie Reed.
MIR. ana Mrs Elmer Godfrey Me
see and daughter. Edna drove over
Irom CcnterNiIlr, Maryland on
SUNDAY 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs John
Godfrey Taking advantage OF the
perfect Weather. they persuaded
"Uncle Johnny" To 80 out for a
spin with Them The little old gen
tiemcn has been an invalid fuI
many months
Mrs. Dasia r Ellis is spending
couple of weeks in Philadelphia
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Wilbcr
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-24

Mrs Augustus Bennett. age VI
years. departed this lie ON tues
day August IT, after an illness OF
several weeks The deceased Lu-
cinda Bennett. was the daughter OF
the late Isaac and Mary James.
who We're extensive owners OF farm
land in this community Funeral
services were held from the Pres
byterian Church on Friday after
noon. conducted by Rev Charles
L0uhoif. minister OF Bethel Mctho-
dist church. assisted by Rev. Lang
rail- OF RuXaua Church. and Rev. +
l.. Bennett OF Da&sboro, and 81.
Georges church The latter rcnd-
erred a solo. The Land Without Il
Cloud. She is survived by five
sons. Cove Bennett OF KONana.
Ward Bennett OF MiIlvilIr Isaac / >.
Bennett Of Ocean View. Dclmar
Bennett Of this town and Edgar
Bennett Of ROXana: also five dau&h-
ters-in-law and several mieces and
uephews Mrs Mary Holt Of PEila-
delphia and Mrs. Alice West OF
Millvillc, uicctS. a nephew, form
CT Governor Dr Isaac
j. MacCOllum OF Dover. t. :. Sen
ator James NJ Tunnel, cousin
and wife. attended the funeral here
Also Nh and Mrs Will Mtssick OF
Laurel. The floral tributes Wcr,
many and beautiful. Burial tuuh
place in Bethel cemetery
There will be preaching services
and worship at II o'clock ON sun
day morning at Bethel Methods
Church. tev. f. &. l.ouhUtf, TIL,
minister. His sermons are inspir
ing. Samuel Keen Of Wilmington
will sing Il solo. Everyone rnioye,
the duets rendered by MIR and Mrs
John West ON Sunday evening a
the Methodist Church They sang
Jesus Is Real TO Me" and Yes
| Shall Know Him. Sunday schou
will be held at 9:43 4. III
We are looking forward to HON
Coming Day in Bethel Church O
Sunday. September g. when ther
Will be services in the morning. al
ternuon and evening. The Trump
trcrs from Allentown. Pa. viii b
present with their pianist To ren
der music. Gospel sermons will h
, preached.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter |
! Hudson have been Mr. and Mr.
Everett Davis of PhiIadrlphia Re
and Mrs. r. It. Hudson of SOmel
set. Md Mir and Mrs. Emory Hue
son and two children Of BaltImol
and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hudson
their son and children OF OcrI
View. the past week,
The wedding of Miss Elran'
Wade OF Rhode Island. To Norma
Justice. son OF Mr. and Mrs. No
man Justice of Ocean View, toe
place in the Methodist Church
;. East Greenwich. Rhode Island. ,
Sunday. August - The bride al
groom are now spending the
honeymoon with his parents, NJ
and Mrs Norman VI. Justice. No
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-24

The Reverend Q G Brewer has
returned from his Vacation and
held special Victory prayer ser
vices on Sunday III the Methodist
& hurch here. Several service men
among the throng OF WorShipprr~
who filled the church to capacity.
Mrs Lehman Helm and son
Robinson are spending the week
with friends AT Oak Orchard.
Mr. and MIS- Raymond Hickman
and their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Autonenich. were entertained
to sunday dinner ny Mn and Mrs.
Russell Lewis At their home III
Georgetown
l.iruteuant Don Long is spending
som. time at home with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Everett Long
He has been back in the states
several months following +
months active service with the /
: Marine Corps. III the Pacific
theatre Of War, to which NJ antiG-
patc> an early return. He Will re-
turn to San Francisco soon ant
aWait further orders.
Allah +. Bunting. t. 5. VI. VI
came from Norfolk, Virginia It
spend the week end with his moth
81 Mrs. Olive f. Bunting and hi.
three young brothers.
Mr. and Mrs Wolfe 6. Gray on
tcrtained 10 Sunday dinner III thei
trailer home AT the Beach. Mrs
Gl'ay's parents Major ana Mrs
Louis t. Daisey OF Omar.
Rodney Lcer Locates spent tn
past week end At home With hi
wife and children.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-24

man Justice Of The Navy Is having
It To-day Through.
Mrs Charlie Johnson, Mrs Fran
ces Delrickson and daughter Ellis
abeth spent several days last week
with Mrs Minnie Ford and other
relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Cannon of
Ftuwicks Island visited parents,
Mn and Mrs Everett Cannon, on
sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lintord Richards
and two children have been visit
in2 Mir ana Mrs Edgar Hooker.
Mrs Mary Holt and daughter,
Mrs. Elisabeth Aydelottr called on
Mrs. Georgia Richards. Mrs James
Cahall and sister, Mrs Mary Green
~ and daughter Elisabeth Ann OF
Harrington visited her aunt. Mrs
Martha CouoWay.
Mrs. Vernon Cobb and Mrs lIet-
lie Gray have been visiting rela-
tiycs and friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Annie u Belts of Fayrtte-
willie. ~ c.. is visiting her sister.
Mrs James VI Evans
Edward Gray is still very i'll at
his home here
Nh and Mrs Emory Ellis OF
NilIsboro visited Mr. and Mrs.
larrnce Eleurn on Sunday.
Mrs Emma Richards accompan-
led her daughter and son-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Esan from
West Philadelphia and is spend
ing some time with Mrs Martha
COnoway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dittcrt OF
West Philadelphia MIR and Mrs
George Tipping OF Philmont, Pa.
Mn and Mrs John r. West, Jr.
and daughter Sally Jane of Barto
Pa and Mrs Clara Richards o1
ByWOod Pa have been the guest:
of Mrs. Annie b. West this week
Mrs Name Tracy. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Lille Belts were
both entertained at dinner by Mrs
Elsie Hickman on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hudson O
Georgetown and Mr. and Mrs john
/. Briggs and daughter krhrcca .
Georgetown were dinner guests q
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Belts on sun
day.
Many Il man who starts 4 bust
ness on u good idea fails hrcAu%
the idea wouldn't work unless Ii
did Country Gentleman
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-24

Many Il man who starts 4 bust
ness on u good idea fails because
the idea wouldn't work unless he
did Country Gentleman.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-24
GLENDALE

Mrs. Alfred Rogers and children
of Wilmington are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence +. Abbott. ST.. and
Mr.. and Mrs Elwood Lynch.
William ID. Ellingsworth. III.
who was a patient III the Milford
Memorial Hospital, returned home
on Thursday.
Mrs. S McIlvain and Miss Mary
McIlvain visited relatives here on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Ireland and
daughters, Fredetta and Rhea, en-
joyed Sunday at RehOboth
Mrs. James ID. Mills of Milford
was the guest of the Misses Allie
and Mia Macklin last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Gorlich
and daughters of New York We're
week-end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius GOrlich. ST..
Nehemiah Clendaniel is on the
sick list
Herman West and Charles War
rem have improved their properties
by grading the driveways.
c. r. Appel has remOdeled his
home near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George VI. Reed, Jr..
and daughter. Paula June. of Mil
ford, were Monday callers in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owens spent
last Weekend as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry B. Dickerson of vii
mington and on Sunday all motor
"A 10 DiVaptiaW Rn1rb
Erwin Coverdale has returned
home after delightful visit tC
Bowers Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w Ellingswortl
and daughter We're Sunday dinner
guests OF MIR and Mrs. +. Thomas
of Pittsville, Md.
Miss Helen Mills of Chester, Pa.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W
Nelson Hall last week.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Z. DerrickSOn We're Mr.. ant
Mrs. +. Ingram of Dover and Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Dtrrickson o
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs l. T. Baker, lr
Miss Joan Ennis. Mrs. Della Bake
and friend spent Sunday with rel
atives and friends in Maryland
Mr.. and Mrs Archie EllingswOrt'
and sons enjoyed a motor trip t
Lewes, Rehoboth and Oak Orchar
on Sunday.
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. W. q. Barlow, Pastor
Sunday, August 20
Sunday school services at 10
IN. in charge of f. W. Ireland, ST
perintendent.
Special services in Primary de
partment Leader. Phyllis Dicke
SON
Special
Quarterly Conference of Ellel
dale Charge will be held on Tue
day. September II. at 100 o'cloc
i'm the Glendale Church i'll chars
of DR.. r. c. Mulligan, District -
pprintendent
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman la'
bunting are occupying their home
recently from Mr.. and Mrs. George
Is. NAPLES. who with grand
daughter. Mary Racllia smith. nave
moved into the Banherser resi-
dtnce. which they purchased some
time ago.
captain and Mrs. Herbert A.
Ilucksess. Jr and father, Mf.
Raymond Poole Long were OUT
motoring on sunday 10 give TIE
latter his FIRST outinG in several
lGonths since he suffered paralY-
TIC stroke
Another local landmark VIII
change ownership next SATURDAY
when the Boulevard Hotel IS SOFA
al public auction
Mr.. James +. Richards has been
spending some time al home mere
with his wife and son Jimmie Reed
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-24
FRANKFORT


Nh. and MlS John Autoncuich of
Philadelphia arrived last Wednes-
day 10 9penu a weeks vacation With
thelr Jolly pals. VIZ. ana MIS-. Kay.
nohd HlchmaA W mic deep sea-
FISHING one DAY Jack pulled III a
tour ana a nan pound lIoundrI
Which ne rushed nom" "lth rudy
t' cook Tor DINNER tSaNlhS red
points,.
Nar2aret says it's 4rtat how She
has 70 listen to fish stories II
weeks in year because they are
able to 90 fishing only one week.
~ amy rate she now has seen THE
che that GOT away" last year
Mr. ana AIR. charles t1nntvnud
and dausht4r \lrainia and \b. ANA
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-24
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. W. G.. Barlow, Pastor
MAGNOLIA

Miss Arlene Gourley entertained
on Saturday afternoon Ill honor Oh
her third birthday, her guests be
ing: Janet LawtOn. Franklin Jones
and Gloria Wood of Dover, Nancy
and Wayne Hart, Susan Deputy
end James Allen Smith.
Jas Kerbin of Essex. Conn. is
visiting -hi@ father Fumes kerhln'
and his aunt Mrs. Mollie Mil
bourne. other guests OF the kerblnS
are Mrs. C.. S. Rowan of Sheffield,
Mass. and on Sunday evening. MIS-
H X. Walker of Dover and Mr.. ana
Mrs f. f. Conlin and daughter,
Mary OF ClaymOnt, the latter beng
enroute from RehobOth.
Mrs. Annie Draper of Rehoboth
is visiting her son and daughterin-
law. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Draper.
Mr.. and Mrs William Anderson
OF Philadelphia spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Maloney. On Monday Miss Betty
Guido r. \. of Milford Mass. came
to spend her vacation with the
Maloney's.
On Friday Mrs. Ethel Collins,
Mrs. Frances Hart and children.
Nancy and Wayne, Mrs. Cora
Wright. Mrs. Ecca Smith and Mrs.
Edna Davis motored to Rehoboth.
Private and Mrs. LinwoOd Bull
lock and son Billie of kent0n were
guests Thursday of his grand
mother, Mrs. Sallie Short and Nh.
and Mrs. Homer Wright. Private
Bullock is on 80 day furlOugh
after having returned recently
from Germany.
II. p. Anderson of Wilmington
and his nieces, Misses Patricia and
Marbara Hayes of Dover spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Is.
Anderson.
Mrs. Buelah Wright, Miss Fran
ces Wright and their guest, Mrs
Fannie Mullen of Wilmington
visited Mrs. Evelyn Norris of l.eip-
sic Oh Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Smith AND
daughter, Helen we're 2RehObotl
visitors on Sunday
Mrs. BesS Dill has completed the
summer course at the University o
Delaware and is home for the re
mainder of the summer.
Mrs Ida Johnson of Dover was ;
guest of her sister and brother-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Reed OF
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. o. Taylor of vii
mingtOn We're guests of his mother
Mrs Emma Taylor ON Thursday.
Miss Ann Mcllvaine is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. {. NJ. Hinsley q
Camden for several days this week
Miss Gertrude Spayd Miss Bett
WOOten and Miss Doris Melvi
spent the week end at RehObOth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Melvin an
daughter jeanette Melvin and Mis-
Evelyn Spayd spent Sunday at Re
hobOth.
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Noble {
Wyoming were guests on Saturda
evening of Mr. and Mrs. James
McIlvaine
Miss Luxandra Vatick of Dove
was guest last week of Mis-
Gladys Rash.
Miss Betty Prettyman of Hou
ton visited Miss Eleanor Davis {
Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth BolgianO al
grandson. Billie of Smyrna visit'
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. White f
several days last week, returnil
on Sunday with Mr.. and Nj
James Fleming.
Miss Sallie Barrett is spendi
some time at Fenwick Island,
guest of Reverend and Mrs. II.
Green.
Mrs. Carrie Muncey of Wyomil
Mrs. Henry Endress of Sou
Glastonbury, Conn, Mr.. and NJ
Harry Muncey of Conn, Mr.. a
Mrs. Carl Frampton and childr,
Dicky, Lee and Patsy of BaltimC
were guests of Mr. William MINI
on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-24

Mrs Harriet b. Long and daugh-
ter Loyey Jane have sold their To-
cal property and moved back to
Mrs Longs former home town,
Onancock. Virginia.
proof of the local manpower
.hortase: On sunday evening MIR.
charles Ellis was observed out
,,roIling with -four charming young
ladies' CHis charming wife and
three daughtersD
Aunt Suzy SCI: with Victory
behind Us. we the people stand
humbly facing the horizon OF a
new era. May God give us the wis
dom and courage TO give our ut
most for the brotherhood of those
vho will reach that horizon.
FOR LIGHTNING protection,
ralI 1883 or write q. ID. Rhea, Sea-
ford Del az 5tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-24
...Spotted Targets Through
Darkness, Smoke or Fog

to help perfect Radar as a military in
strument. From then on the Laboratories
CO-operated closely in the Radar program
with the National Defense Research
Committee, with Army and Navy special
lists, and with scientists of Great Britain.
The Western Electric COMPANY. man.
ufacturing branch of the Bell System,
became the Nations largest suppler of
Radar systems One type it made was
universally used by B-29's in the Pacific
for navigation, target location and high
altitude bombing. Another PLAYED an
important part in aiming the guns on
our warships
If yOu're waiting for a home telephone
1t helps little to know that Radar &c one
OF the reasons. For years telephone manu-
featuring plants were devoted to these
war needs.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-24
The Bell System
the largest source Of Rodor
for our fighting forces

Ibis is not surprising for Radar
development and production stems
from the same roots that produced and
continue to nOuriSh this COuntrV'S
telephone system.
Radar the instrument which enabled
our land sea and air forces to spot
enemy targets through darkness, smoke
or fog, was one of the outstanding new
fighting instruments of the war.
Two years before Pearl Harbor the
Government asked Bell Telephone Lab
oratories to put it's wide experience
and knowledge of eleCtrOnics to work
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-28
Guest Minister
To Speak At
Bethel Sunday

The closing missionary effort OF
the conference year viii take place
at Bethel A ME-. church Fred
erick and St Antoine, Sunday.
July %, at 40 pm. The Rev
Isaiah II. Smelling, minister Of Port
Huron. Mich, Will be the speaker.
The Rev. Mr.. Smelling is we'll
known in this section. having
served for. several years as an
Evangelist while still student at
Wayne university.
AT IL AN. the minister, the
Rev. Jonathan. A. DANES will
speak, using as a subject. KEYS
THAT UNLOCK KINGDOMS
Among the out Of town guests
At services last Sunday were
James +. Walker Of Philadelphia,
Pa: Mrs. Hattie CoSton and Mrs.
G.aRoSe p Turner Of ST Petershoro.
Fla. Miss Barbara Townslcy and
Mrs. Cecilia Thompson Of Atlanta,
Ga: MIS-. Gloria Hanna Of New
York City and Miss Hattie Mae
Gipson of Pittsburgh, Pa