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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-29
OFFICIAL BALLOT


Mark n cross In the square TO the
left of the word yes" or mo"
Shall School District No. ! Frac-
tional, Clinton and Harrison Town
ships, County of Macomb and State
OF Michigan. levy not TO exceed
mills 10 create sinking fund for
the purpose OF purchasing real es-
tate for sites for the construction
and repair of school buildings. for
a period Of five 80 years beginning
with the year le+5?
} YES
} NO
AND WHEREAS. in the opinion Of
this Board OF Education IL Is necessary
and advisable for the purpose of rails
ing funds 20 be used for the purchase
of real estate for sites for and con-
struction and repair of school buildings
within said school district. TO increase
the tax limitation provided In Section
ri of Article 10 OF the Constitution of
the State OF Michigan by not 10 exceed
? mills on the assessed valuation OF
all property in said School District No.
I Fractional. Clinton and Harrison
Townships. for period OF five t5l
years commencing with the year le45
now therefore.
BE Is RESOLVED. that special
meeting of the electors OF said school
district be and the same is hereby call
High School on Cass Avenue In the City
OF Mount Clemens in said school district
on the 18th day OF June, l945, at two o.
clock p. NJ Eastern War Time, being
one O'Clock +. NJ. Central War Time,
for the purpose of submitting to the
electors of said school district the fol-
lowing propositions:
ca Shall School District No.
Fractional. Clinton and Harrison
Townships, Macomb County. State
OF Michigan. levy not 10 exceed
mills 10 create sinking fund for
the purpose Of purchasing real es-
tate for sites for the construction
and repair of school buildings for
period of five 90 years, commence
ing with the year 1913?
fbl The proposition OF increasing
the tax limitation provided IN Sec
ton q of Article 10 OF the Constitu-
ton OF the State OF Michigan, by not
exceeding 2 mills on the assessed
valuation OF all property in the dis
trlct. for period OF five 90 years.
commencing with the year l945
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that
the form OF ballot to be used at said
special district meeting for the purpose
OF voting on proposition ID, hereinbe-
fore referred TO, shall be substantially
as follows
School District No. Fractional.
Clinton and Harrison Townships,
County OF Macomb and State OF
Michigan.
INSTRUCTION TO VOTER
Mark cross in the square TO the
left OF the word Eyes or mo"
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Board Of
Education
MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE school. BOARD OF
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ! FRAC-
TIONAL. CLINTON AND HAIR
RISON TOWNSHIPS, MA
COMB COUNTY. STATE
OF MICHIGAN


special meeting OF the school board
of said school district was held In said
district on the 2ist day of May. l9i5.
at 2 o'clock p. m.
Meeting called 10 order by william
T. Kelly. president.
Present.: Members william T. Kelly.
Paul w. Schanher. Roland f.. Nank.
Lawrence F. schott. Harry s. Donald
son.
Absent: None.
The following preamble and resolu-
ton were offered by member, Paul w.
Schanher, supported by member Law
renee r. Schott
WHEREAS. in the opinion OF this
Board of Education IL will soon be
necessary and eXpedient to- purchase
real estate for school sites and To con-
struct or repair school buildings within
said district;
AND WHEREAS. In the opinion OF
this Board of Education II is necessary
and advisable To levy tax 10 create
a sinking fund as provided In Section
of Act 223. of the Public Acts OF the
State OF Michigan for the year i94l |;
now. therefore.
BE 1T RESOLVED, that this Board
Of Education does hereby. subject TO
the provisions of said Act 223 of the
Public Acts OF the State OF Michigan
for the year l94l. vote IN favor OF levy
ing q tax of not 10 exceed 2 mills on
the assessed valuation OF said school
district each year for period of not
TO exceed five 90 years. for the pur-
pose OF creating n sinking fund To be
used for the purchase OF real estate
for sites for, and the construction and
repair of school buildings within said
school district
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that
the question OF levying "A tax OF not
70 exceed 2 mills on the assessed valua-
ton OF said school district each year,
beginning with the year l9i5. for IA pc
Rod Of not exceeding five (5l years,
for the purpose of creating "A sinking
fund TO be used for the purpose OF pur-
chasing real estate for sites for. and
the construction and repair OF school
buildings within said district. be sub
mitted TO the electors of the school dis
trict at the special election hereinafter
called and provided for.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that
said question shall be submitted on a
ballot separate and distinct from all
other ballots, and that said ballot shall
be In substantially the following form !:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-29
Montana Park Named
for CoWboy-Ahist

GREAT FALLS, Mont.-U.D
Margaret Park, named in 1895
for Margaret Hardness of St.
Louis, who supposedly was the
first white woman to see the
upper falls of the Missouri Riv-
er, has been renamed in honor
of Charles M. Russell, Great
Falls famed cowboy-artist.
A memorial to Russell will be
erected in the park to display
and store the paintings, models
and other items which have cele-
brated him as a renowned artist
and philosopher of Montana.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-29
Calendar OF Social Events
TODAY


Queen City Lodge number 1877 Knights OF Pyhas o'clock first
rank X. F. Hall
CAP Ground school, o'clock Ypsianti High
Church Center O'Clock; troop Central
School $3.50; troop Brownies Roosevelt O'Clock;
troop %. Brownies, Central $3.50.
Boy g. Cub Den Roosevelt 49,
Mrs H. H. Leck: Roosevelt school troop 81
weather Hail: Chamber OF Commerce troop
at lpsilanu High School 80 p. Ross school troop
school; Foster school troop al school.
TUESDAY
Besole Child Study Club
49, transportation charge of Mrs Clarence Thompson
Harding
Phoenix Lodge number IL and A. NJ will
Master Mason degree will lunch
sonic Temple lodge room, 1880.
Industrial Pleasure Club. 80. with Mrs William Holm
Capsule Sisters Club o'clock, Mrs Abbeg.
Red Cross sewing and knitting, five. Wech Hall.
Girl Scouts five troop nine
weather As; troop 49, John. i
o'clock 90 Lukes House As: troop 90
Brownies Gilbert house = o'clock troop 81 Mariners ship
Legion home. o'clock.
Loyal Order OF Moose s o'clock. Hall
Boy Scouts 1886 Cub Den g. Roosevelt
OF Mrs F. Kelly; Cub Den St Johns pack
OF Mrs Fogg Cub Den pack home OF
Mrs r. Beck; Whitaker Lone IA a home OF
Mrs John Bobc Jr 1880 p. Harriet School troop 49,
the school, Assembly Of God Church troop church
wants Club troop 81 Woodruff School Ford Post
American Legion troop 49, Spencer School; Willis
st Church troop 49, at church Emmanuel Lutheran
troop &c. at church; American Legion Ship 245
Legion Headquarters Sis m. Scouting and Clubbing
es Night school, Lincoln School.
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Cards Enjoyed by
Women Golf Players

The second in the series OF three
winter card parties for the Wash
tenaw Women Golfers was de
lightful affair arranged by Mrs.
Joseph Greene. Saturday afternoon
in the Hotel Huron dining room.
Preceding the play, 40 women
were seated for luncheon at tables
attraclively decorated in a winter
theme with snowman centerpieces
and snowman tally place cards
Mrs. Leslie Fashbaugh. who is
leaving soon for California, was a
guest.
Prize winners for bridge were
Mrs. Robert Schrepper, Mrs. Cert
rude South, Miss Mary McKie, Mrs.
Dan Anders. Mrs. Edward Nehlsen,
Miss Chloe Todd and Mrs. Wesley
Silkworth; Michigan poker, Mrs.
D. F. Gillette, Mrs L. Myers. Miss
Helen Schmidt and Mrs. Atwood
McAndrew Door prizes went to
Mrs Fashbaugh. Mrs. Earl Free
man and Mrs. Don Silkworth.
The next party will be Feb. "A
with Mrs. Evelyn Weaver, chair
man.
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HENRY &. SHREDDER

Willis, Mich, Jan. 29-Henry F,
Schroeder, 1920 Mexican Rd., Willis,
passed away at his home at S:i5
this morning.
He was born May 16, 1875 at
Hillsboro. Kansas. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David and Sarah Evert Sch
roeder He married Matilda
Paschke in Wayne County. Octo-
Der Z. 1899 He was a member of
the Evangelical Church. Saline.
He is survived by his wife; two
sons. Emil II. and Harold c., both
OF Dearborn; two daughters. Mrs.
Edward Clever. Lansing, and Mrs.
William KablitZ. Center Line,
Mich. and one sister, Mrs. John
Schmidt Cahahn. Topeka, Kans.
Funeral services will be Thurs
day afternoon, at O'Clock at the
Moore Funeral Home. Ypsilanti,
the Rev. Whillbrock. Saline, Off
ciating. Burial will follow at the
Glen Eden Lutheran Cemetery at
Pennington. Friends may call at
the Moore Funeral Home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-29
Attends Board Meeting

Miss Doris Milliman. publicity
chairman OF the Michigan Fedora
ton OF Business and professional
Womens Club has returned from
Detroit where she attended the mid
winter state board meeting Of the
Fedora ZION Saturday afternoon and
Sunday at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Almost all state officers. state COM
mittee chairmen and other officials
were present and Miss Milliman is
reporting 4 very pleasant and sat
isiactory meeting. The annual state
convention to be held at Traverse
City in May has been cancelled due
10 transportation. The midwinter
meeting OF the clubs in this district
Of Michigan will be at the Wardell
Hotel, Detroit, February 10. The
Windsor Club will have lnterna-
tional Night. February "a.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-29

The Ypsilanti High School Audi.
forum was well filled Sunday az.
ternoon for an entertaining hour Of
dance and music. The occasion was
presentation OF Misses Suzanne
Oskes and Madge Starr in pro
gram OF ballet under direction Of
Marjorie Lee Backus Mrs. Georgia
Bliss played Accomplishments and
Leland Randall directed the High
School orchestra in the overture.
Miss Starr gracefully danced the
Chopin prelude. a lively 6. ]. 1--WE
Tumblng Jazz, Relationships
Silver Fairy" and First Variation
from Aurora's Wedding.
Swan Queen, Barcaroile Gypsy
Maid provided fitting rhythm for
Miss Cakes artistry, and Miss Bac-
kus was delightful as usual in
Clique, Sixth Variation from Auro-
ia's Wedding, Sugar Plum Fairy
and Temp de Points.
A brief variation came near the
middle OF the program when Miss
Nancy Philbin at the piano played
with finished skill Grainger's 'Coun-
Try Gardens and responded to
compelling applause with difficult
hut we'll mastered encore.
Three group numbers brought
loud applause. The first was Dixie
Dolls. danced by the Misses Mary
Stachlewitz, Margaret Packard, Car
ley Austin. Donna PEBBLES. Second
came the Gypsy Wanderers with
Barbara Magee, Peggy Weber
Charlotte Smith. LaDonna Beaure.
gard Barbara Stokes. Geraldine
Millage, Joan Fanslow. Joyce Sal
en- Joan Scharbat Third was the
Minute waltz charmingly executed
ny the quartet who danced Dixie
Dolls
A particularly pleasing dance
was the Pas de Duck in which the
Misses Msdge Starr and Suzanne
Oakes were a their best with pro
fessional grace in complicated
steps. balances and poses Diane
Smith also won general applause
for her fine Interpretation OF Lich-
ners Bellies Mazurka.
In their presentation the accom-
plished young artists were assisted
10y Miss Mary Parrish. Harold Ga
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Deaths
WILLIAM c. BYNUM

Burial was this afternoon in
Highland Cemetery for William
Cornell Bynum, who passed away
at University OF Michigan Hospi-
tai. Ann Arbor, Friday afternoon
At $50. following a sudden and
severe illness. He had been taken
TO the hospital two hours earlier
He had been in the community
three days having arrived in Will
low Run Village only three days
previous TO his death.
He was born February ,, 1880 In
Tennessee, the son OF Claire l..
Rynum and Leara Stem Bynum
who reside now at 1896 Swansea
Ct. Willow Run Village.
lie is survived also by two
brothers, Claire, Jr., and Jerry and
one sister, Dorothy.
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Rev. Heyler Leads
Guild Discussion

Rev Walter b, Heyler Sunday
evening led the Wesleyan Guild
discussion on the theme We Be
lieve in the Holy Spirit This was
the third meeting OF series on the
theme. Beliefs By Which Chris
tlans Live" The discussion will be
based on the Bible next Sunday
evening. Those taking part in the
devotional service were Ruth Ann
Wesson. Detroit, Susie Crawford,
Ypsilanti. and Don Carlson, LudIng-
ton.
4 pancake supper was served at
s o'clock. The committee was com
posed OF Don Knapp, chairman, Bob
Kendall, Mabel Rowlson and DorO.
thea Lobban.
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Youth Fellowship
Marks Birthdays

Twenty-six members OF the Bap-
fist Youth Fellowship Sunday gath.
cred at the Baptist Church and pro.
ceeded to the home OF Eugene
rhayer on Forest Ave. to surprise
him on his sixteenth birthday.
The devotional meeting was led
by jeanette Sprague and the topic
was Serving Christ Through
Youth
After the meeting delicious
birthday dinner was enjoyed. The
dinner was also in honor OF Lyman
Tower whose birthday was Friday.
Two birthday cakes were the spe.
cial attractions. After the dinner
the group played games. Eugene
Thayer and Lyman Tower were
presented with gifts by the group.
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PVT. JAMES KELLOGG

Denton. Mich, Jan. 29-Memorial
services for pvt. James kellogg,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Kel-
logg. Denton, were held at the
Methodist Church Sunday after
noon, at 2:30, The Reverend G. T..
Nevin officiated.
Mrs. Stanley Atwell sang two
numbers, "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought" and the Lords Prayer.
She was accompanied by Miss Ruth
Nevin at the piano.
The service was concluded by
playing Taps by Carrie Kohoyda.
Besides the parents, six brothers;
Herbert. OF Belleville. hurry, De-
troit, Buel. Ypsilanti. Paul, Ypsi-
lanti. and Morley and Roger both
living home and two sisters, Mrs.
Kathryn Weber, and Marjory, both
of Denton, attended the rites
There were many other relatives
present.
Pvt. Kellogg was born near
Traverse City November Is, 1922,
and attended school near there.
The family moved TO Denton after
h finished school.
He entered the service in May,
1912, and went overseas in 1943.
He was killed in France while with
the Third Army, October Is, 1914.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-29

"A pint Of blood can save a
life. Call Red Cross NOW for
your appointment"

Michigan personnel wounded in
action in the European area in
cludes;
Abramson, Pfc. Russell R-Mrs.
Elizabeth Abrsmson, mother, Bruce
Crossing
Ainsworth, Pvt. Elret R-Mrs.
Virginia Ainsworth, wife, 1922
Church St, Port Huron.
Amolsoh, Pvt. Martin F.-Mrs.
Maude Amolsoh. mother, 36l3l
Cherry Hill Rd.. Wayne.
Andrizzi, Pvt. Frank A. - Mrs.
Helen Andrlzzi, mother, 3l5345
Steel Ave. Detroit.
Archibald, Pfc. Stanley-Mrs.
Florence Archibald, mother, 12OOO3
Appoline St, Detroit.
Armstrong, Cpl. Kenneth E.
Miss Ethel Armstrong sister, ll75
Mason St, Dearborn.
Armstrong, Pfc. Lawrence A
Mrs. Wilma Armstrong, wife, 5726
Missouri Ave, Detroit.
Ayers, Pvt. David Mrs. Col
leen Ayers, wife, 444la Main St,
lonia.
Ayling, LIST 1t. Richard C.--Wil.
liam L. Ayling. father, 210 High
land St, Highland Park.
Ayotte, Pfc. Warren P.-Mrs.
Agnes Ayotte, mother, % Salliotte
St, Ecorse.
Baldone, Sgt. George PAS
quail Baldone, father. 1928 Elmwood
St, Detroit.
Buckley, Pvt. Harry F.-Mrs. Ella
f. Buckley. mother, 312 Cummins
St. Tecumseh.
Bishop, Pfc. Manley A Mrs.
Catherine Bishop, mother, $50 f.
Hildale, Detroit.
Brandon, Sgt. Thomas O.-Mrs.
Marie Ellen Brandon, wife, 5751
Lenwood Ave, Detroit.
Briggs. Pvt. Robert G-Henry
Briggs, brother, Route !. Midland.
Brown, Pfc. Clifton Mrs. Mary
G. Brown, wife. 2O372 Gilbralter,
Trenton.
Brown. Tech. Sgt. Llewellyn j.
Mrs. Lillian Brown, mother, ll9
Haltiner St, River Rouge.
Brutzki, Pfc. Gordon c. Mrs.
Margaret NJ. Brutzki, wife, 1920
Carrie St, Detroit.
Burack, Pfc. Anthony - Mrs.
Frances Burack, wife, 1885 Oliver,
Hamtramck.
Burkett. Pfc. Francis E.-Mrs.
Irene NJ. Burkett, mother, Box 593
Route 3, Hazel Park.
Chef, Sgt Roy H.-Mrs. Mary
NJ. Chef, wife, 944 Coolidge High
way, River Rouge.
Childers. Pfc. Clifford P.-Mrs.
Ruth G. Major, mother, 1901 Ben
nett St, Flint.
Clark, Cpl. Rudolph c. - Mrs.
Jennie Clark, mother, Route l.
Rapid River.
Cline, Pfc. John Mrs. Fran
ces Cline, mother, Route !, Paris.
Golfer. Pfc Warren G.-Mrs.
Shirley E. Golfer, wife. 1906 Rain
bow DR.. Birmingham.
Goliath. Pvt. Jason Ell. ].
Goliath, father, 226 Clinton ST.,
Adrian.
Collins. Pfc. Peter A. Mrs.
Yvonne f. Collins, wife, box 492,
Chassell.
Coltman, STAFF Sgt. Albert B
George Coltman, father, Ossineke.
Copas, Pfc Joseph Miss Anne
Copas, sister, 2720 Vinewood St,
Detroit
Cornish Pfc. Fay p, Jr.-Mrs.
Rose Cornish mother, 1850 Nc
Graw St. Detroit.
Coughlin, Pfc. Thomas S.-W s.
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Fellowship Meets

Sunday evening at the young
people OF the Methodist Youth Eel
lowship met at the Church House.
Robert McDougall had charge OF
the worship service, centering
around the life and works OF Paul
Lawrence Dunbar. Afterwards,
plans were made for a sleigh ride
next Saturday night. Refreshments
we're served by Marilyn Begole.
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Stork Calls

Son. to Mr.. and Mrs. James Will
ilams, $3.50 MARROW Belleville,
weight seven pounds. three ounces,
horn January rs.
Son. 10 Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Crog-
han. AZ y. East Grand Blvd.
weight seven pounds. fourteen
ounces. born January 81.
Daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Collins. 32S Garland St. weight five
pounds. fourteen ounces, born Jan
uary Is.
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Pacific

Continued from Page Onel
The Tokyo-controlled Canton radio
reported today that the defense
line from Shanghai TO Hainan
Island has been completed and will
be more and more strongly fotti.
fled"
The first Allied convoy in nearly
three years is rolling along the last
leg OF the 900 miles Burma Road
route to carry new war supplies to
China.
The japanese diet quickly APP
proved a record SCATTERING $4,000
OOO,0O yen war budget (S73,f0O.-
COO. 0OO). Legislators we're assured
There is no cause for worry be-
cause Japan will no longer be able
to import oil. Manufacture OF syn
thetics will be increased.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-29

WASHINGTON-AP - A joint
Mexican.American economic com
mission reported today that MeXi-
co plans a 1888, 100000 industrial
development program in the next
few years. Estimated cost OF CAPT
tai equipment during the period
1g45 through 1913 is S137,0OO,OO
II is expected that most II not all
Of this equipment will come from
the United States with financing
furnished by some American pri
vate capital and private and public
Mexican funds.
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Miniature Plane
USO Centerpiece

A miniature. silver B.24 alrplane.
set on landing field OF ice and
snow flanked by red and white
candles was the attractive center.
piece on the buffet table at the
USO Club Sunday evening. A sup.
per OF meat pie. rolls, relishes.
fresh-fruit cup, homemade cake
and coffee was served. The des-
serts were donated by members Of
the Navy Mothers Club. Mesdames
Clifford Schreiner. William Winter
Mark Rust and Fred Holly chap
eroned the party.
Breakfast was served at the CSO
at a. m. Sunday morning
The Mayflower Guild amply re.
filled the cookie jars at the USO
Club this week with delicious home
made cookies.
Mrs. l.. ". Leddick and Mrs. JOS
eph H. Thompson OF the Navy Moth
ers Club chaperoned the activities
at the USO on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. b F. Eddings. Mes
danes Harold T. Augustus. Edward
Arnet. Emil Susterka and Hubert
J. Holloway were the chaperones
at the weekly dance held in the
Post Chapel al Willow Run Air
Base on Friday evening. Music
was furnished by an orchestra from
Detroit. Mrs. X. B. Poster was the
hostess in charge at the USO Club.
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EUGENE DAY

Eugene Day passed away at Milo
Friday at $50 very suddenly after
an accidental hemorrhage OF the
femoral artery. He was born Sept.
IS. 1898, the son OF Charles Day and
Alberta Sweet Day. He married
Bessie Nanniman, February "a.
1922. in Jackson. He is survived
by his mother. his wife. two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Nettie Johnson and Jean
Day. Ypsilanti. four brothers, Carl,
Detroit. Charles. Forester, Emo,
Port Huron and Stanley, OF the
United States armed forces, and
two grandchildren who live with
their grandmother at Forester.
Funeral services will he in Geer
Funeral Home, Wednesday at 2:30
p. m. with Rev. William r. Shaw
officiating. Burial will be in High
land Cemetery.
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Fires EStinauished

At 1886 p. m. Sunday the city
fire department put out blaze in
a partition at the home Of Lewis
Ables. 5 n. Hamilton St. The fire
started from a waste basket. Again
at 1:29 p. m. the city firemen we're
called upon to extinguish a blaze
in the basement Of the home OF
Rev. Warren Jackson, SIS st. John
St. The fire, which caused little
damage, was apparently started by
the furnace.
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YpsiLdnh Briefs
Soldier In Difficulty

Walter A. Lippi, Willow Run Air
Base, was arrested and charged
with being intoxicated and disor-
redly Saturday night. He had a
pass which had been issued to an
other person. he was turned over
to the military authorities.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-29

LONDON-AP-The Swiss radio
said yesterday that Prince Cyril.
former regent OF Bulgaria, has been
condemned 10 death by a special
tribunal in Sofia on charges OF col
liberation with the Axis and abet-
ting atrocities against bulgarian
patriots. During the trial Cyril
expressed belief that the death of
his brother. King Boris TIT. in 1913.
was the result OF Nazi foul play.
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Anniversary Marked

George V Starr, daughter Mrs.
Maude Hollis and granddaughter,
Betty Hollis. Worthwhile. were in
Ypsilanti Sunday on the occasion
Of the birthday Of Mr.. Stars son,
K. Carleton Starr.
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MARLENE scHAlsLE

Saline, Mich, Jan. 29-Funeral
serl ices and burial will be in Gary,
Ind, for 10 year old Marlene Schai-
bile who died there Friday follow
ing an operation.
She is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Wurster, Gary, Ind, and her
father, Normal Schaible, Saline
one half brother, one step brother
and sister. The maternal grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
karn and the paternal grandpar-
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Sc liable.
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Big audience Enjoys Acc0mp|ba
Young Artists in Sunday Ballet

bic Robert Richter and Robert
Banta
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-29

Mrs Blake Agla. OF Aglas Dress
Shop is in Chicago this week at
tending the Style SHOW
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Anniversary Observed

Among The many CONGRATULATIONS
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
B. Youngs on their 57th wedding
anniversary Sunday was a cal
from their grandson, Pfc. Robert
Nelson from Laredo. Texas. They
also received telephone calls from
her brother. Rev Fred f. Smith
Richmond, Indiana, and from Mr.
and Mrs. Bert .Bunton, Highland
Park. Mr. and Mrs. Youngs re,
ceiyed cards and many flowers from
many friends.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-29

All aliens in the United States
IN 1913 except foreign govern
ment officials were required to
he registered and fingerprinted.