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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-22
Sunday School
Children Guests

The Mr.. and Mrs. Club and the
Naomi group Of the Methodist
Church entertained the nursery
kindergarten. primary and junior
departments OF the Sunday School
and their parents for a Christmas
party in .he church dining room,
Friday afternoon. Each department
contributed TO a very nice program
OF Rotations and singing. after
which they were led In group sing
ing by Miss Irene Hesselgesser
with Mrs. r. Hansen. accompany
ing at the piano.
Santa came with treats and pres.
ems for everyone. About 100 we're
present. The committee chairmen
for the party were Mrs. Hubert
Thompson from the Naomi Group
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Payne
from the Mr.. and Mrs. Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Castor and
their children, Connie and Clinton.
Jr., will leave Sunday for Hartford,
to spend Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Richter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-22
caroIIoujse Abbey

A little daughter, Carol Louise,
has come to make her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Abbey.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-22
Plan Dinner Tonight

Officers. directors and employees
OF Ypsilanti Savings Bank will en-
10y a Christmas dinner tonight in
Hotel Huron. Forty-five guests will
be present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-22

Miss C. Gertrude Phelps LETT TO-
day to spend the holidays with
friends In Detroit and Port Huron.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-22
Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS
Scores OF special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows. and other relatives.
Consult BayarG Buehen, dlree.
tor Council OF Veterans AZ.
fairs, American Legion Home.
III 8 Huron ST.. Ypsllanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-22
IMPLICATIONS
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Yours may be the only one, but
our expert photographers will
make faithful copies to warm the
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
IN on the Kill

iought It's way through the Ordnance development
n Ruhr and the Rhne-this
new ton land Fisher
the powerful tank have
And right there at The ~ hill, 7, . -, ,.,,
"s'" D'iuSe' TWO li9er of than fast
1 ~ -" ''' "e" up and tank destroyers by Fisher
train, and helped diperse
demolition They played FISHER Body craftsmanship
PonsIhle Tor record All
poured bridge kls and tcnques
pierced of the Fisher Body organization
long turned to the making of
Ihe the
signed and by Fisher
Body with
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

And the ''Body by Fisher" emblem
stands for fine craftsmanship on
every piece of this armament just
as it always has stood and always
will stand for fine craftsmanship
in the Bodies by Fisher on all
General Motors cars.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-08

bered for his fine Pooh-bah per-
formances in the "Swing Mikado"
and of Giorgio Germent in Verdis
'"Traviata." And for the aesthetic
Interpretation of primitive dancing,
the Dunham dancers are well-nigh
unsurpassed: Lucille Ellis, Len
wood Morris, Tommy Gomez, Van
eye Aikens and Lauwanne Ingram.
The George Stanton presentation
of "Carib Song" does not represent
Miss Dunham at her peak but is
surely worth an evenings enter
tainment and should do much to-
ward helping this more than worthy
Negro ballet pioneer on her way to
greater undertakings.
Joe Mielziner in the settings con-
tributed much to the haunting trop-
ical atmosphere; Motley did the cos
tunes; Mary Hunter helped Miss
Dunham with the staging; Ted
Royal did fine job with the orches-
tration that at times approached
Wagner in effect; and Pembroke
Davenort directed the orchestra.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-08
KATHERINE DUNHAM STARS
AGAIN IN BROADWAY SHOW
Bu CARL DITON

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-(ANP)-
A huge crowd of Dunhamites gath
cred at the Adelphia theatre amid a
downpour of rain to welcome Kath-
crime Dunham and her company
back to Broadway in a dramatic
musical play called "Carib Song"
based upon a book by William Arch
ibald with music by Baldwin Ber-
gersen.
The plot was quite common. An
easily seduced wife (Mss Dunham)
of an old-fashioned and irate hus-
band (William Franklin) becomes
pregnant by a cunning little fisher
man (Avon Long,. She repents
only to be murdered by the husband.
Doubtless the audience had come
only to see Miss Dunham dance.
But the temptation as too great
for displaying her gift for dramatic
acting and so she happily lifted the
play for another moment from the
dullness with which it seemed to
suffer largely thru the first of the
two acts. A play to the interesting
thruout should not be lacking in
topics that must be put over the
footlights in comprehensive Ian
guage. But the West Indian jargon
in use, fascinating as it was aurally,
was only dimly ineligible to those
of us who hear so little of it, altho
Mercedes Gilbert's utterings were
perhaps the clearest.
Avon Long, one of the nimblest
and cleverest Of entertainers,
heightened the show immensely in
his singing of woman Is Rascal
with which he nearly escaped stop
ping the performance with numer-
GUS encores. But the genuine lyric
hit of the evening was Sleep, Baby,
Don't Cry" sung by Harriet Jack
son. Philadelphia John Diggs also
did a fine tenor number amplifed
from off-stage. In fact, the ensemble
singing in general was of splendid
calibre as we'll as the solo singing
of William Franklin, we'll remem-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-08

So skim and scrape and scoop just as you did
SO faithfully before VI Day. 1t is peace
time job nova job that will help you.
And to prove how important it is, your
government has increased the point bonus.
So help meet this nations need by con-
tinuing to save used fats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
STORES FOR RENT.

WILL IMMEDIATELY ERECT 4O'X1Oo'
bids. for substantial tenant, on WIS. ave.
near Woodward & Lothrop's new dept.
store location What are YOUR require
ments? Call Ny, Henderson. Me 8o1 |,
ALL TYPES Of stores for rent N Airing
tons newest shopping centers: any space
you need for all types of business. Open
early spring: NJ. 7. BRoYHILL CO. INC.
34Ia NJ ST NV. GEORGETOWN business
district -Attractive store, brand-new front
window. about 900 Sc. it ideal for cleo
trio radio. shoe repair second hand goods,
CORNER STORE. faces 2 streets; suit able
for any business: over LOO so. #. busy
section; Call or see THERM l. SILVER,
IN N new lGIR 81 BESSNINGN M Rp ,o2 aE-Theater
bldg: also other suburban locations.
CAREY WINSTON. Realtor. 80 18th st.
I AM NEGOTIATING now with property
owners who own very desirable business
oef hep yo Gs S cs sm ma now MAY HARRY e s0s
FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1866.
: STORES. first commercial IN Southwest
market area: ! corner, S3x20, store and
Offices above half basement, containing
approx 5000 50. #; second store l7X97
, stores 3 500 so. fl, viii remodel to suit
Satisfactory customer. JEROME MURRAY,
1881 6 s.. NV: RE. eto0. MI. 4529
ATTRACTIVE STORE in shopping center
located nearby Silver Spring wonderful
opportunity for delcatessen, bakery shop,
novelty or ory' Goods store. etc; attractive
lease 70 responsible individual Call Ord
way $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK IN OFFICE of associated business
consulEants, Atlantic Bldg, S25 monthly.
DOWNTOWN OFFICES FOR RENT
rooms. modern bath and kitchen. Can
be used fer laboratory. lcebox, stove, etc;
street entrance to md floor right of
Conn. ave: heat gas, cleo also garage
available HO $500
. OR 3 RIM OFFICES. suitable for colored
doctor general Offices. See manager
Sunday. 1924 1th St NV
TO LAWYER OSLY-PrlYate Office in law
suite: secretaria! and Stenographic service:
excellent location; references EXCHANGED.
Box 46-X, Star
FREE OFFICE SPACE for nice please NJ
lady who Will answer phone and do little
typing for broker; Il you have a business
that VIII work in with this plan. write me-
details downtown bldg. Box IIl-X, Star.
SUITE in APT. BLDG. close downtown.
adaptable for ONCE use Phone NO. 0172.
90o Goth ST. NV corner of goth and
Eye = New modern Offices and studios,
single. or in suites OF . or 3 rooms; suitable
for doctors: lawyers, dentists or other
business Phone Mr.. HENRY. RE. 0s77
STORES. flrSt commercial, IN Southwest
market area J corner, s3X20 store and
offlces above half basement, containing
approx, 5000 so 4 second store 17x97.
, stories, 3 800 50 Il viii remodel TO SUIT
satisfactory customer. JEROME MURRAY.
1881 G 8. NV. RE 1850. Nj 1929.
MISUNDERSTANDING Oct LIST. 2 rms. adj
Joining. Rhode Island "a block from
Connecticut Me. 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
SUBURBAN sALE-VRc,N,x.

FINE REsIDENCE-Brick, English type.
bedrooms 2 baths, rec. room, large liv.
room and sun porch. din. room and kitch-
en-. lot 200x225; near school and bus: .
Two-family house in Groveton rms.
and bath and 3 rms. and bath; Ha-acre lot;
priced right at S6,950, HARRY MORTON.
ARLINGTON-7-roo stucco dwelling al
615 N Piedmont St, Just off Wilson blvd;
BUS, stores, schools, etc: lot 65xl00, ga
Only 81 800 cash required.
Vienna houses. one with apts and
Workshop; rental possibilities, 500 month
ly. The other beautiful residence of 8
rooms CONS and bath. lovely grounds, corner,
write for appt WHITMORE q HIxsoN,
Manassas, Va. Phones "A and 1872.
1921 18th ST. NORTH. ARLINGTON
Open / to 5 Sunday. Officer owner trans
ferred. 4-bedroom, 2-bath brick with de-
tached garage in fine convenient neigh
borhood,
Unusual value-Desirable s-room, J.
kitchen. maids facilities garage under
side screened porch.
| Wynnewood-Fin 6-rmt l2-bath brick
home, on large corner lot recreation room,
equipped kitchen perfect condition.
! S7.9O0--5-rcom brick bungalow, equipped
able terms. BUCKLEY & BUCKLEY; 46I7
Lee Highway. CHI. 4112. OK. 2466.
CoLoRED : NEW HOMES in Arlington.
Va, near Army and Navy Country Club:
detached prick; $1,000; payments S3S per
month: FHA-inspred first loan; To reach
to 22nd ST, right to top Of Hill and Oak
CAMPBELL. INC. Globe 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SPLENDID INVESTMENT. NV business
PROBE propsrt y, in income S222 so per month:
s al 5 GHAs' S, MAR 2os Southern Bldg
4 coon LOCATION for concern desir.
chased & At reasonable price and mime
go Dn @AuRIcE NJ sA 4ht5sI E co g. CO.
3 ms ocss semiaetaehed brick remodeled
BOSS 8 PHELPS, Ma $500; even. and
100 BLOCK mas MASS. "a AVE EN- S.w-l2-room
keeping apis; St commercial; exceptional
S MA M,pkc * 5 ;snss, EYES, 81 Sss1
ND Li Mf ts12sd Va s'sinT isa5 an prices E.
MODERN EsTABLisHED GARAGE offered
TOR sale in its entirety; real estate, build
busness: this is s. 900 DEAL only s0r res
spponsib.e parties who are able to handle
F ri fsaAs BToEsr RE HARRY l.
HOTEL; located on water In Anne Arundel
Co. stina Nd; open all year round; now oper:
ownership dining ant banquet room, dance nee
h large kitchen, refreshment pavilion
ana comfortable lounge; gas station ON
beach ideal location e for pr bost or oa sachs
club Deal directly with the attorney for
owners NO agents. Box lS4-H, Star
STORE WITH APT, now vacant; nice lit
Tie PRICK bldg. IN Sc section; ideal for
small business with home Buy this and
pc independent. Act now HARRY i
FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1866
DOWNTOWN, STORE - Sc. with apt
above; immediate poss.; block from Navy
YaTd. Busy street. Excellent for any type
M; L. Kraft. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN CO,
l4l5 st. NE, 5400.
INVESTMENT OR BUSINESS opportunity,
Fireproof building occupied as bowling all
lsys but not a sinsle-purpose building
Good business location, near Pennsylvania
ave. splendid rental or possession if de-
sired. Trustees will sell for only $1,000
down payment. Will stand investigation.
Call Mr. Kohner EN- 3032 or Elk. 1929.
with REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC. 1929
18th st. NV.
BUSINESS PROPERTY in Marshall, Va.
in general store, 3 large show windows,
storeroom 40xSO tt, with same size store-
room above, automatic heater system.
building only years old; groceries, dry
goods, ladies wearing apparel. mems
women's and children's shoes. also paints.
Ill health is reason for this sale, Dotns
large business price only $4,000, C. L.
RUST, 227 s. Royal ave. Front ROYAL vs..
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAND.

FOR RENT-3 r.. kitchen and bath bunga-
low near, ColesVille. Md. in woods, on good
road furnished, $50 per mo-; ref req.
Ashton 294I
FOR RENT-Modern house. on Norbeck
pike, between Rockville and Norbeck Tele-
phone i94-J. 23'
TAkOMA PARK, MD.-For months of Oc-
tober and November. large furnished home
all modern conVenienceS; owner leaving
town for two months. Phone Sligo 1871
mo bath) cleo range and refrg., circuiat-
ing heat, cellar 23x46; some wood ! "a
a. land on good I'd. mr.. schools. church
and stores. Apply, 2S34 Knox terrace Sc
after 1 pm. weekdays. all day Sat. ano
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
STORES FOR SALE.

LIQUOR STORE BUsINESS-P!ease do not
entertain this proposition unless you are
able TO consider hieh-class deal requiring
about $4,000, and you DO appreciate .
hlsh-csass, zoo store; shown BY ap-
pointmen' only: no trliers please HARRY
/ FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1856.
SMALL STORE. downtown. will consider
selma al! or part O. merchandise. swear
lease. low REM suitable for watch repair
or small business. Call HARRY / FRIED
MAN. Broker. RE 1866
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
STORES WANTED.

STORE WANTED, at least 5000 50 #.
iocated near downtown section or upper
who will build Box 129-H. Star.
ROOM for small barber shop. D. C. Md,
va; or where a shop IS needed Box gas
CALL REPUBLIC 1866 if you wish to LEASE
or sell YOUR store. I am at your service,
Thank YOU. Call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN,
Broker. RE / 1866
PHARMACIST wants good location for
drug stors. nearby Va, Md, or D. c. Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

peter j. hagan offers in nearby Maryland
Just across the District line, a well-paying,
nervous. mental and alcoholic cases Main
building has. at least % rooms and -
baths, including fully equipped operating
room. Separate building for nurses home.
etc. For appointment to inspect and full
particulars call peter j. hagan, Suburban
Specialist 1887 34th St, Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23

sPACE-75O So fl to 300 50. fl, suit
able for small studio for instruction in
ballroom dancing; private home or board
ing house considered if in first commercial
west of l4th, south of Dupont Circle will
consider property If priced right or pur-
chasing rooming house or beauty shop
furnishings where satisfactory lease il
aNall2hle Rnv 11-X Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

DIRECT FROM OWNER, . or 3 bedrm.
home preferably brick, in cow. location
Of nearby Arlington; substantial cash pay
ment Oh. o4B4
SIN. home in Arl Co: burg. pref, conY. To-
Gated. not ever S7.50n GIL 1852
WANTED - To purchase a small home.
way; Virginia or Maryland preferred; price
and terms must De right. give full particu-
lars with answer. Box BOOT. Star. go
CHILDLESS, dogless couple will lease or
buy before Dec, small unfurn. house Nd.
or Va. Desired: fireplace, a m i. bus serv-
ice. Essential. enough ground for pri-
vacy. Box 914-H, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
OFFICES WANTED.

ATTORNEY AND CPA leaving Federal
service needs Office space in downtown Law
Office: will require some secretarial service.
Box 40l-T Star
NATIONAL CORPORATION desires rms
furnished unfurnished Office vic 18th
ana < SITS. NV willing 10 sicn lease.
MA 5g51.
PROMINENT EXECUTIVE wants one or
two ofhce rooms, turn. OF uniurn., loca ed
west of l4th st. WO 1216 %
SMALL OFFICE, furnished or unfurnished,
Silver Spring area - phone needed secre-
tarial service preferred Write P O. Box
CoMMERCfAL ARTIST needs one or two
rooms Office space vicinity OF 18th and p
sts. NV. Box 406-T. Star
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION, estab-
lished over 25 yrs. headquarters in Wash
lngton, desires 1000 to 800 so. # IN
or ) rooms for executive Offices in
central DOWNTOWN area. EN H1I5-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
do THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. C.
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

SOOONpAN SAIe-hAAN LAM.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE = Beautiful
Sns s roem dining MO-
kitchen, complete UPSTAIRS. full basement;
mr., schools, stores and transp. House can
uN sor aSoG opsn sve1ns. and
SILVER sPRING-Here is f.. house you
tached corner house, brick and asbestos;
lst f., liv. rm.. din. rm,. kit. and fireplace
1T refgr; End T.. bedrooms and tiled
nents. Sal As per mo, include principal
PPoLYzoIs 4 scHWARTz: r2oI4 8 st, at
Williams VIII ANS REAL EsT "a Ap ll Beautiful
completely fnrn: home in Silver Spring.
wall carpets Must be seen to be appre-
room bedrms, mast master bedrm with h pri
session. Mr. s'f vAudN 'p TN aaoo eo open pen
SECLUDED ESTATE, 1874 acres. command
ing panoramic view of the surrounding
countryside, stately Colonial home, center
fireplace; located in Prince Georges Co,
oo6 g @iss from bS C line Prize
p WIR BasosMELI' me- ' n' ''.',
Gtjh1 sS Md, fine, Groom brick house:
thns homs sbo hest large o a,o Every
RiLEY. UN. 900. Open evenings and
TAKOMA PARK.-Detached home, poured
concrete, rooms. bath. spacious living
room with fireplace; Venetian blinds, lovely
screened side porch and new back porch
d55; conV TO bus and stores: by OWNER
S!l 200 ~ sherman ave. SH. $500.
EAST HYATTSVILLE-Large T rms, rec.
hsii bath shower bath. basement; new roof,
near all transp; $3.50, reas. terms, or
will trade equity for small place with little
ground and outbldes near Camp Springs or
vicinity. UN OS79
BRICK, S5.5OO-5 rms. kitchen has Phil
h; VII, coal; lot I00xIO0: 800 strawberry
R mody HIS tEsnI Nd TERMS $40 "rd Dl Car
mo Srm it frame ma Oun "a ON 7@l7 ST. Car
broom gray brickteX bungalow. kitchen
has elee. stove. y basement: good lot: 81 S
Carmody Hills dr., S6,5oo; terms.
apis each rms. and bath. , gas stoves.
cleo, basement: h;-wh.. coal; biz lot:
Nd Sunday and nd eyes, ~. Mr. f"' TODD easa HI
o13o. Q. B: zANTZINGER CO. 945 X ST.
HYATTsvILLE HILLS-SlI 600. Terms.
Available Oct. |. 7-room brick, tiled bath
shower; h.-w.h.; oil burner; fireplace;
hardwood floors; Gear garage; lot 7Oxl45;
high elevation.
Riggs rd.-S7.50o Terms. 2 acres.
2o0-toot front. s-room house; electricity:
spring water; fruit
Montgomery County-3 acres, long
frontage on State road, T-room house
bath. electricity, furnace heat; also store
bldg. with apt: garage: chicken house;
meathouse l mile transportation So
300. Terms. ERWIN REALTY CO, HY
0334; evenings WA. 123l
MI. RAINIER, MD.-BLngalow completely
ment; located near r. I. ave. carline va
cant; price, $780, terms, $1,000 cash,
balance like rent.
Seat -Semibungalow. 6 rooms,
bath, fun basement: lot 4Sx225; owner
transferred; price reduced for quick sale
DUNN g. CO.. 1899 r. l. ave, Mount
Rainier. Nd EYarfSYille nn4S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
DESK SPACE FOR RENT,
STUDIOS WANTED.

MAILING ADDRESS, phone secretarlai
service, special attention out-of-town con-
Germs II WnndNard BLDG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23

NINE ACRES, near D.c.-A beautiful
building site, new barn, we'll house and
outside fireplace, on high point only miles
from WashinGton
Four acres. near Alex-Three-room cot
ta9e, large chicken house and double "a :
reee, water and cleo; only 4 miles south
q Ai H. $3.50, terms. HARRY MORTON.
H. 6EEos
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
Boys May Not
Have to Fight

Washington. Apr. 6 AP- Fast.
breaking military and diplomatic
successes started talk in Congress
today OF restrictions on use of
youths under 10 for combat and
abandonment OF nurse.draft legls
lation
Senator johnson % Colo). more
optimistic than some OF his col
leagues. said 1t is not outside the
realm OF possibility that the whole
Selectiye Service Act may be allow
ed TO expire May Is.
On the other hand. Senator Hill
DALAI, told reporters I'VE can
not afford TO relax our efforts for
either the Selective Service Act
extension or the induction OF vital
ly.necded nurses at any point
short OF peace on both the Euro
pean and Pacific fronts"
The Administration has held up
action on House approved leglsla-
ton extending the Selective Ser
vice Act one year pending a final
vote on the U. S.-Mexican water
treaty on which debate may con
tinue another two weeks.
Hill said he planned 10 call up
the nurse draft bill. also recently
passed by the House, Immediately
after action on the. Selectiye Ser
vice measure.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06

Meanwhile. while eastward driv-
ing columns plunged TO within 1864
miles OF Berlin. other tanks and
infantry OF the L, S. First smashed
into the Ruhr trap westward on n
20 mile front. At the same time
the T. s. Ninth cayed In the roof
Of the pocket. where possibly 800.
900 Nails are ripe for annihiIa-
ton. capturing town four miles
north OF Dortmund, Fierce eight
ing was reported In Hamm. plvo-
tai rail center.
A force Of about $50 Y. s. heavy
bombers and more than 600 fighters
battered German raiIyards at Halle
and Leipzig, two main traffic cen
ters on the llnk-up routes for Amer
lean and Russian armies. The main
rail station at Leipzig. prime objec-
tive OF the u. s. Third Army drive,
was n target. In this fourth straight
daylight assault on the Reich. Bad
weather grounded Raj planes last
night, after a day In which more
than 1000 Allied planes hammer
ed Germany. D
u. s. Fifth Army troops I'm italy,
attacking through the mountains
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
Successful Year Reported by
Presbyterian Church, Groups

The annual meeting OF the con-
gregation OF the First Presbyterian
Church in the chapel OF the Church
Thursday evening was attended by
larger than usual group of about
as persons The meeting followed
a planned potsluck dinner at 6:3v.
Reports OF the various organiza4
lions OF the Church were given. The
Women's. Union reported, a very
successful years work. The five
circles OF the womon's work report
ed on projects completed and the
several spiritual and social meet
ings held during the year.
The Sunday School reported the
largest enrolment in many years.
The teaching stan has been the
best for many years and several
new projects are planned for the
coming year in the field OF Chris
tian education.
The student work and high
school group work was reported by
Mrs Raymond Dell and Mrs. Ray
mon Barr Both youth groups have
had an excellent year and plans for
the coming years work are in the
process Of formation.
The benevolence treasurer re-
ported the largest income in benev-
olences for years. The amount
brings the Church welllup the list
OF benevolent churches in the Pres
bytery OF Detroit
The meeting OF the congregation
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-06
BY DEWITT MACKENZIE

Whatever way you look at It.,
Russia's denunciation of her neu-
trality pact with Japan Is mo-
mentous DEVELOPMENT which fully
justifies the jubilation being eX-
pressed among the Allies.
True, this denunciation in itself
doesn't necessarily mean that the
Soviet Union is going to war with
Nippon--a point which we should
MT overlook. We should have
learned by this time that Russia's
moves cannot be taken for grant
ed, but that we must walt for Mos
COW to call the turn. That Is. the
general public must wait What
Marshal Stain may have confided
to President Roosevelt and British
Prime Minister Churchill is an un-
known quantity.
However. the denunciation GER
tainly does mean that the Soviet
has cleared seeks for possible ac-
ton. II would be an easy step