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Iobless Aid

Continued from Page One)
voting tests approached on the so.
called full employment" bill.
There a Senate Banking Subcom-
mittee is reported evenly divided,
8 to 5, on the measure.
The original bill, sponsored by
Senators Murray (D-Mont), Wag.
ner (D-NY.) and others, would set
out a national policy that all Amer
leans able and willing to work have
the right TO regular full time en-
ployment. To achieve that end, the
President would prepare lob
budget" and, when unemployment
was indicated. he would recommend
remedies, including a public works
program.
Some members OF the Banking
Committee, including Senator TAFT
(R-Ohio), think the government
would be biting off more than 1t
could chew II 1t undertook TO see
that every person had a job. They
think II would be more practical 10
declare that the federal government
intends to promote" full employ
ment, with less emphasis on the
MISUNDERSTANDING an
gle.
Senator Radcliffe (D-MdD sought
to adjust the differences between
the two factions. Backers OF the
original wording. however. we're
standing firm on the theory they
had enough votes to block any
amendment they did not want.
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to be Chosen

Washington, Sept. 12-AP-Con-
gress awaited its leaders choices
today OF ten members TO make a
unanimously-ordered investigation
of Pearl Harbor.
There we're no signs from Speak
er Rayburn or Senate President
Mcclellan to indicate their selec-
lions or when they will be announc-
ed.
Rayburn told reporters he would
not name the five House members
today, for the simple reason he had
not decided whom to appoint.
Ordered late yesterday when the
House unanimously passed a reso'
luton already approved without
dissent by the Senate. the inquiry
will be conducted by three Demo
cratic and two Republican sena-
tors and three Democratic and two
Republican representatives.
The committee must report its
findings by next January 8.
House Republicans lost, by a
straight party vote OF 1853 to 1876,
their fight for equal representation.
II custom is followed. a senator
will head the investigating group.
Senate Democratic Leader Barley
of Kentucky has been mentioned
as a possible choice. And cloak
room gossip has 1t that Senators
Brewster OF Maine and Ferguson of
Michigan will be the two Republi.
can members from that chamber.
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Paralysis Danger
Fades in State

Lansing-AP-Michigan appar.
emily is well on the way toward
escaping an epidemic OF poliomyel-
tits, or infantile paralysis. this year.
DR.. William DeKleine, state health
commissioner, reported today.
DR.. DeKleine said that to date.
only 80 cases have been reported
this season, compared with several
hundred at the same date last year,
and that the current cases have
been reported from all sections of
the state, with no large numbers in
any area.
tits too soon to say with GER
tainty that We will escape an cpl.
demic like last years" the commits.
sioner declared, but usually polio
is on the wane by now and the
chances are very good that It will
not reach epidemic proportions"
He said the number OF cases al.
ready reported was the smallest in
10 years.
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Daily Market Report

Buffalo, ~ Y, Sept. 12- AP-
producers Livestock Commission
Association)-
HOGS 100; active. All smooth
hogs s15.l5; rough sows and stays.
$lI40.
CATTLE 100; market practically
at a standstlll. Lightweight can
ners Si.255.00; weighty Gamers
$j.50.725; cutters s7.50-SOO: med.
um fat cows S.5O.9.5U; fat cows,
S10.0O-ll.50; few Sl2.50: thin dairy
hefers S725-s25; medium butcher
heifers S9.50-l050: Eat .helfers
SlO.75-l2.O0; lightweight bulls 81 90
$50, few $500. mediums SS.75-l0;
heavies, S11.25.1225; few 1875.
CALVES 200; steady: good calves
$3.50; mediums S15.001700; culls
$l400-16.OO: little light calves
SSo0-l0.0O; heavy rough calves SIS
down.
SHEEP $50; steady Sheep $500,
$50; lambs 25c lower. Good lambs
Sl375-l400; mediums Sl275-13.25:
culls s9.75-1I.75.
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Pearl Harbor

Continued from Page One)
here and given to the japanese
we're al! lost A German auxiliary
cruiser Gan armed merchant cruis-
err reached Tokyo by steaming
south of Australia, and boldly Up
between Honolulu and San Fran.
cisco, only to be sunk 10 miles from
0 Shima Ia tiny island near the
mouth of Tokyo Bay by an Ameri-
can submarine"
He said the japanese greatly I'M
derestimated the American people.
They didn't think that people
whose battleships contained soda
fountains could fight.
Wennerk as captain of the
Deutschland said he stopped the
city OF Flint in the Atlantic in No.
vember. 1889. He realized the
situation with the United States
was ticklish, but contended the
cargo was contraband and II he
released the ship his crew would
think him a coward.
He said he instructed the captain
OF the prize crew to take the vessel
to Germany for a prize court, but
that he disobeyed and went to
Murmansky, then to Bergen, Nor
way.
The Norwegians gave the ship to
the British. who returned 1t to the
United States.
Wenneker said he later sank the
British ship Stonegate. because
its sulphu" cargo was not valuable
enough to capture. He added that
pocket battleships. with a cruising
range Of 10000 miles, could outrun
anything.
He said the Admiral Graf Spec,
scuttled of Montevideo after being
beaten by the British, was lost be.
cause the captain used poor judg.
ment in going into port instead Of
using her superior range.
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Pick of the dir Today

$3.50 Ann Sothern's Maisie:
1880 New time for Crime Photog
ABC- 500 Lum and Abner;
$50 Fishing and Hunting;
800 Curtain Time Drama;
1000 Counter Spy.
MBS-S:30 Bert Wheeler Comedy;
$3.50 Artie Shaw Band:
10000 Human Adventure second re.
peat OF Einstein Theory Drama.
Thursday
NBC-9:30 a m. Daytime Classics.
900 p. m. Guiding light;
$3.50 Sports Time;
1880 Philo Vance Drama;
800 Music Hall and Horton.
CBS-3:0O Milt Bacon Tales:
4:45 From London, Worldwide
Cooperatives;
6:15 Calling Pan-Amerlca, Con.
cert:
$3.50 FBI in Peace and War.
1000 First Line Drama.
ABC-l2:30 Farm and Home;
1880 The Fitzgeralds;
500 Walter Herman Comment:
7:45 George Olsen Music:
1890 Army Air Force Program.
MBS-1:30 Paula Stone;
1880 Queen for a Day:
700 Fulton Lewis, Jr.:
$3.50 Serenade and Bea Vain.
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StOrk Calls

Daughter, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Trevarrow. SO Biggs st.. Belleyille.
Il Boyer Hospital September IL;
weight seven pounds. fifteen and
three fourths ounces.
Daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Miller, Willis, at Boyer Hospital,
September IL; weight eight pounds
six and one half ounces.
Son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
FlesLar, willis, at Boyer Hospital.
September II; weight five pounds,
three and one half ounces.
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Continued from Page One)
lied supreme commander and cou.
sin OF King George Vi.
The Jap deputy commander IN
the Southeast Asia theater, Gen.
Seishiro Itagaki, signed the form.
al surrender at l0:55 a. m. 11:15
p. m. Tuesday EWT).
Under the surrender instrument
all Japanese forces in the Southeast
Asia theater are now under the con-
troll of Lord Mountbatten. .
The Japanese commander pledg-
ed to carry out all terms imposed
by the surrender and any future
orders Issued either by Lord Mount
batten personally or by responsible
Allied officers under Lord Mount
batten's command.
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Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING ~rrEE ron
NEARING CLAIMS

NO. Sfftt
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
hate Court for the County OF WASH
tenaw
At n session Of said Court. held at
the Probate ONCE in tina City OF
Ann Arhor. in the said County on
the cath day OF August A. d. Is45.
Present. Honorable Jay q. Pray.
Judge Of Probate
In the Matter NJ re Estate nf
Charles Kinnioutt, Deceased
II appearing to the Court that the
time for presentation or claims
against said estate should he limited.
and. that a time and place be ap-
pointed To receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
Court:
II is Ordered. That creditors of
said deceased are required to present
their claims to said Court at said
Probate once on or before thu
9Th day OF November, A. d. is45,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon
said time and place being hereby APP
pointed for the examination and adj
justment Of all claims and demands
against said deceased.
II Is Further Ordered. That pub.
lie notice thereof be given by pub
lication OF a copy OF this order for
three successive weeks previous to
| said dav OF hearing. in the YpsilantI
Daily Press, newspaper printed
and circulated in said county.
JAY @ PRAY Judge of Probate
Adv 1912
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Vegetables


BEANS-Wa- No. |, s2.25-2.75 Blu
BEETS-No. /. 65-75c doE. bchs.
CABBAGE-No. /. $4,000 bu.
CARROTS-No. l. 6O-75c doz. bchs.
CELERY-Root, No. /, 60 soc doz.
bchs.
CORNING. l. 5O-S5c 5 doz. sack.
CAULIFLOWER-No. /. s2.5O-S.oO
bu.
CUCUMBERs-No. l sllcers, 800
$50 bu.
DILL-No, /. 50-75c per dor.
lunches
DRY ONIoNs-No. l. s1.75 200
50 h. sack.
GREEN ONIONS No. I, 1856
doz. bchs.
LETTUCE leaf. i-5c 10.
POTATOES-New, No. 1. s2,50-2.65
100 10. sack.
PARSLEY Curly, No. l. 50-65c
dJL bchs.
PARSNIPS-No. !, sI.25-1.75 u bu.
PEAS-No |. S3.UU-S97 % ID bu.
PEPPERS-S10O-l.25 bu.
RADISHES-New. No. /, so 75c
doz bchs.
RHUPARB 60-75c do7 bchs
RUTABAGAS-No. l, S2.00-2.25 bu
SPINACH-No. l. 75c.s1. bu.
SQUASH--Summer. u bu. No. /
75c-Sl.00 bu.
TOMATOES-No. l. S1.25-1.50 bu.
TURNIPS-No. l, 75c-S1 bu.
Fruit
Wealthy. No. l. $500
4.54 45.lb. blu.
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Supervisors to
Study Tax Rate

AT the meeting OF the washte-
nav County Board OF Supervisors.
Tuesday, It was decided that the
Equalization Committee, the Coun-
ty Auditor. and the school commits
sion. should cooperate to arrive
at satisfactory tax rate for all the
school districts. Emory Mulholland,
chairman OF the board OF super
visors, was designated to attend the
three day meeting OF the State
Welfare Association in Lansing,
October Gil.
Dr. Otto Engelke. county health
director spoke about the Army in.
secticide that was recently made
public, DOT.
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National Brosdeastlng Company
RED NETWORK WLW 700, WWJ
$50. WMAQ go.
ABC NETWORK - WXYZ 1870
VIVIAN 1880
Columbia Broadeastlno Company
RJ3 100. WBBM $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860, VICAR 1850. WBNS
1860 WDOD 1910.
Mutual Bros deastlna Company
RED NETWORK - CKLW 500,
WJBK 1890. WON 100.
Tonight
NBC-S:00 Mr.. and Mrs. North;
800 Wednesday With You;
$3.50 District Attorney
1870 Phil Harris finale.
CBS-7:30 Ellery Queen;
$3.50 DR.. Christian drama:
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cANTALOUPEs-No. l. 1912 50.
10. bu.
PEACHES-No. l. t2.50-3OO bu.
PEARS-No. l, Bartlett, SiO0-5.00
bu.
PLUMS-Greengages. No. s40O-
$3.50 Blu.
WATERMELONS-No. /, $3.50 Blu.
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LOS ANGELES -AP- Harold
Lloyd. the comedian is asking $780,
600 damages of Universal Motion
Picture Co. for allegedly plagiariz-
ing scene from his 13 year old
comedy, Movie Crazy" in the film.
Sos Your Uncle.
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In the Sick Room

Little Sharon Orr. three-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Orr is confined to her home with
chicken pox.
-
Jack Wlltse Is rapidly recovering
at Boyer Hospital after an appen.
dectomy operation performed las
week.
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HENRY J. coLLIAU

Ann Arbor, Sept. 12-Funeral ser
vices for Henry ]. Colliau. superin.
tendent OF instrument construction
at the University observatory for
80 years, who died at his home,
Monday, were today at the Muehlig
Chapel, with Rev. Henry Lewis
officiating.
He is survived by two brothers,
Emil and Victor, and a sister, Mrs.
Clara Cogger, all OF Detroit.
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Loan

CONTINUED from Page One)
voted to organizing committee pro-
ceedings so that work can be car.
ried on simultaneously on finances,
trade. surplus war property dispos.
al and final settlement OF Lend
Lease.
A check OF Administration ofilci-
ais left no doubt that thew expect:
~ That Britain eventually VIII
agree to take loan instead OF
grant, and
(2) THAI Congress will have TO
authorize II II It Is to be made.
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Congress

Continued from Page One)
ing areas that are poorly developed
and haven't enough industry.
The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee took a preliminary look
see at a bunch of bills relating to
the atomic bomb.
Those folks from South Dakota,
Nebraska, and Wyoming are ser
ious about creating a United Ma
tious capital in the Black Hills.
They put their campaign In high
gear today.
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Eggs

Detroit, Sept. 12-AP-WFA-
Prices per dozen paid, lob. De
troi. by first receivers for case lots
OF government graded eggs from
grading stations, Tuesday.
Whites-U. S. Grade A. extra
large, SEC; large, sac: medium
49iac; small, 40la L. S. Grade B.
large. 451a-46l5c; medium, SOC;
small CSC. U. S. Grade C, large.
i3c.
Browns-U. S. Grade A. large,
SAC. General market conditions IN
changed.
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PRODUCE
tzeininger's Grocery

Los ANGELES -AP- Mrs Vic
toria Mix Robinson, former wife Of
the late movie star Tom Mix. yes
terday divorced her third husband,
Earl H. Robinson. recently dis
charged air force captain because
he was crude to her friends'.
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Municipal Court

John W. williams. who was ar.
rested Tuesday on an assault and
battery charge. paid a fine OF S25.
Lyle u. Moody. S19 Dwight ST.,
has been apprehended for non-sup-
port.
Total receipts for Tuesday we're
SI3635.
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YpsHanti Briefs
Lose Money and Stamps

Mrs. George Richards and Mrs.
Harlow Riggs. wives OF overseas
men, reported today that while In
the downtown section OF the city
Saturday they lost money which
was to have lasted them until the
end OF the month. They also lost
their ration books. Not only they.
but their four children, depend on
the money. Any one finding either
OF these two articles can do an ex-
ceptionally good turn, both women
agreed, by making prompt return.
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OSAKA. Japan-AP-ThIs ser.
ond greatest city Of Japan with a
population OF more than 100000
has been virtually taken over by
handful Of self liberated American
prisoners Of war who are now await
ing the arrival Of Gen. Walter Krue-
gers Sixth Army Forces Of occu-
patton. More than half of the city's
~ square miles has been reduced
10 rnhhla
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WILLIAM A. WRIGHT

Owosso-AP-Funeral services
will be held Thursday for William
A. Wright, a city commissioner for
Is years, who died at the University
OF Michigan Hospital after a long
illness.
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Flowing UP Nursery-Evergreens
31.00 and up. Dig your own. A. A.
Nursery. Island Drive by Island,
Ann Arbor. ADV. DIPS
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Deaths
MRS. HARRY |. SMITH

Word has been received o. the
death OF Mrs. Harry L. Smith. wife
OF Dr. Harry l.. Smith, head OF the
physics department at the Normal
College. She passed away in South
hampton. New York, General Hos.
pital, Tuesday morning following
an illness OF several weeks.
Funeral services will be SAtur.
day afternoon at o'clock from the
Geer Funeral Home. Rev. Marshall
Reed, pastor OF the Nardin Park
Methodist Church OF Detroit will
officiate. Burial will take place in
Highland Cemetery.
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FRANK D. ROSE

FhANh W hOoE
Milan-Frank d. Rose, ~, died
Tuesday at the Ypsilanti State
Hospital. He had become a patient
there since the last few days. Mr..
Rose was the son OF Chester and
Alicia Rose. born June s. 1859 In
Augusta Township. He had lived
in the community all his life with
the exception OF u years which he
spent in California.
Surviving are one brother, Har-
vey E.. OF California; three sisters,
Mrs. Rinnrie Gould. Detroit; Mrs.
Jenny Durkee and Mrs. Mildred
Ridge. both OF Romulus.,
Funeral services will be Thurs
day at 2 p. m. from the Stevens
and Bush funeral home at Milan.
Rev. William Johnson officiating
Burial will follow in Marble Park
Cemetery.
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Sorority Pledges
RuSheeS Tuesday

Ribbon pledging concluded the
rushing activities for the Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Sorority at the soror.
ity meeting. with Miss Virginia
Cheyalietr presiding Tuesday night
in the women's reading foom Of
Charles McKenny Hall.
The pledges. Misses Phyllis Lam
kin. Roberta Tibbitts. Marjorie
Lipcamen, Virginia willert and Ell.
eanor Wolfgane, were advised OF
the various phases and advantages
OF the sorority. by three members.
Miss Mary Colburn explained the
social advantages, Miss Mary Jane
Thomas. the educational purposes.
and Miss Olive lockwood. tradi-
tiOns.
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Harrison Heldt and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Bennett and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Long and
son, John, and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Newman and son, Jerry.
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Eddington were Mr.. and Mrs,
Russell Hansen, Ida and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Aisten.
Mrs. Olive Chase, Howell, Mrs
Gertrude Harner and -wo sons
Grand Rapids, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles KanitE were Sunday dinner
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dust, De
troit, spent Monday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Penn Barnes and Mr
and Mrs. Clyde Sheats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Sackett and
family, Dundee, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank White we're guests OF Mr
and Mrs. Leo Long, Thursday.
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Kanitz, we're Mrs. Gertrude
Harmer and sons, David and Don
aid. Grand Rapids.
\ David Hammond spent severa
days with his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Hewens, Pain
| Creek.
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Willow Run Parents,
Teachers to Meet

The second Parent Teachers As.
ISOLATION meeting OF this school
year will be held at Ross School
October 2S at 7:15 p. m. II Is q
meeting in which Dad and Nom"
are to be brought to school by the
children. The following Is an out
line for the events OF the evening.
Children and parents will look over
saved written work and talk with
teachers, an assembly in room 10,
with singing by the teachers and
mothers, a regular business meet
ing, movies and a free lunch.
A regular monthly meeting Of the
Spencer Parent Teachers Associa'
tion will be held wednesday, Octo-
Der II at 1880 in the school. The
business session will be presided
over by the president, Sidney Wor.
rail-. Miss Beatrice McManus. mu'
sic teacher will discuss the coming
music program and Miss Gladys
Stoughton, fourth grade, will pre-
sent a play, Making OF the Flag."
Mrs. Charles oliver was called
to Peru, Indiana TO be with her
brother, w. R. Smith. formerly OF
Ypsilantt. Mr.. Smith, an engineer
on the C. and o. Railroad, is re-
covering from injuries received in
a train crash. He Is In the Wabash
Railroad Hospital In Peru.
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Box, Books, Sent
by Baptist Women

At the meeting Of Circle two OF
the Baptist Women's Union. Tues
day afternoon. reports OF activities
for the past month were read and
announcements were made. Mrs.
Alvin Anderson presided and re-
ported that a box has been sent
to Percy Jones Hospital. a box OF
80 books and two scrap books have
been sent to the Baptist Children's 5
Home, and two bathrobes 10 the
Washtenaw County Farm.
The Council OF Church Women
dessert luncheon and meeting, Nov
2 at ST. Luke's Church House, was
announced.
Mrs. John TenneTy, q member,
who is moving out OF the city, was
given a farewell gift from the
group. and the birthdays OF Mrs,
Charles Wilson and Mrs. Tennery
were remembered. Mrs. A, Young,
Port Huron, aunt Of Mrs. Charles
Smith. was a guest. Eleven were
present.
Mrs. Ellen Stanton in leading de-
yotions, read Psalm 81.
Floyd Hyler, son OF Mr., and Mrs,
Raymond Hyler, has received his
discharge from the Navy. When
discharged he held the rank OF
yeoman first class. He plans to
make his home in Ypsilantl.
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The hrst fall luncheon meeting
and open house of the WashtenaW
County Red Cross will be held at
l2 O'Clock. on Friday, Oct 10. at
the new Red Cross headquarters,
1901 Washtenaw Ave.
The monthly Red Cross lunch
cons and short afternoon programs
are held regularly for the pur-
pose Of helping workers get ac-
quainted with each other, and to
give an overall picture Of Red
Cross activities.
The program for the meeting on
Friday will be under the chairman
ship OF Mrs. Franklin Forsythe
In order 10 prevent the wasting
OF food persons intending 10 come
10 the luncheon are asked to regis
ter at RED Cross headquarters, tele-
phone 25546. before Thursday noon.
A fee OF so cents regularly charged
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Calendar OF Social Events

Washtenaw Rebekahs, s O'Clock, Odd Fellow Hall
Study Book Day, $780, Ladies Literary Cup
house, book review by Rev. Walter Heyer . .
Mayfower Guild of Congregational Church. o'clock with Mrs
H.. s. Allison
Huron Temple Pythian Sisters o'clock Castle Hall
Society meeting at home OF Mrs Guy
Rockefeller. .
Ypsand Order Eagles o'clock 1914 E. Cross St
Wives of Service. o'clock Gilbert House.
THURSDAY
Queen City Tent Hive Of Maccabees 1880, GAR Hall
Methodist Leader class postponed week.
Junior Auxiliary, dinner meeting $50,
Gilbert House, membership drive.
Circle Union o'clock with Mrs Burne
Rossbach.
Yplan Commandey number Tempar special
clave, 7: 80 Masonic Temple lodge
League Of Catholic o'clock home of Mrs o. Ceary
Union O'Clock with MRS fapn
Moxley group five o'clock with Mrs douglas Sm Sn ,u
St. Auxiliary Guild TO- 30 luncheon 1890 at church
house -,
Naomi Group Of Methodist Society OF Christian Service
O'Clock, Methodist Church House.
B B. Bunco Club o'clock, with Mrs William Waters
queen City Lodge number Knights Pythas party
O'Clock, Castle Hail.
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Along the Street

Phelps L. Grouse, Grouse Eectri,
cal Co, returned Tuesday after
spending three days hunting in the
northern part OF Michigan,
New shipment wrist watches,
Ronson and Goldenwheel lighters
Ypsilanu Watch Repair, 1sh N
Washington st. ADV. 10l9'S
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Tibbitts, Tib'
bitts' Service. and their daughter
Roberta. spent a few days recently
In Kentucky and West Virginia.
While away they visited with Mr'
and Mrs. Gabe Rhsliff at their
home in Ashland, Kentucky.
Floyd Hyler, son OF Mr., and Mrs.
Raymond Hyler, Hyler's Market,
who recently resolved his dis
charge from the Navy, is expected
to arrive shortly with his wife to
make their home here.
Mrs. Alice Hancox, San Angelo.
Texas, former resident here, who
left TO take up residence with her
daughter Miss Sally Hancox, is
spending a few days at the home
OF Mrs. Belva Brown, Dixie Shop.
Miss Grace Falconer, Dixie Shop.
is In Chicago on a buying trip.
A surprise birthday party was
given in the back room OF the
Gauss Bakery for Mrs. Babette
Hagmann, Tuesday afternoon by
her fellow employees.
Mrs. n. F. Minnekar, Esco Gift
and Beauty Shop, visited Monday
at a Gift show gwen at the Hotel
Statler In Detroit.