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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
How's THE Divv

I read that a certain big COM
pany paid a dividend of two mil.
lion dollars last year. A lot Of
dough,
But wait. The company hsp-
pens TO be a lot Of company.
About 10000 people have plunked
so millions OF savings into il.
Two million in dividends means
that these people got cents
rent" for each dollar they risked
last year.
And against the two millions
in dividends, the company paid
80 millions in wages - about 20
times the dividends. And they
paid 9 millions in U. S. taxes -
about FIVE times the dividends.
Seems TO me another word for
dividends is '1eavin's."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Number / Trumpter
Opens AT 3 Duces

NEW YORK Dizzy Gillespie.
voted the No. trumpeier In
recent swing music polls. and his
band featuring axaphonist
Charlie Parker viii open at the
Three Deuccs on Thursday April
10.
Enrol Garner. sensational pia-
no find STAYS on as the featured
solo attraction
This marks he first biz open
ing since the curfeW on SIND
St. i've capitol OF the nation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
Suggested Aide
For Frisco Meet

DENVER. CAMP Or Metz r.
= lochard editor OF the chica-
20 Defender was suggested last
week by the National Negro coun-
~ as an advisor to Secy Of state
Steitinius ~ tho united nations
conference in San Francisco The
council presented us request TO
Presidon. Rnoseycli
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court Tor the County OF
Wayne IN Chancery
ARTHUR CAMPBELL. Plainuff
VS.. CLEO CAMPBELL. Defendant
NJ. 35l-93O
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al session OF said court held
a. the Court House in the City of
Detroit said County and state
on the -5lh day OF March. 1915
PRESENT: The Honorable Vim
cent VI Brennan Circuit Judge.
on reading and filing the affi-
davii hereto attached from which
II appears that the defendant is a
resident Of tho state OF Michigan.
and her last address was 40 96o5
Cardoni Street Detroit. Michigan.
bur that personal service OF pro-
cess cannot be had upon her for
the reason that he is informed and
has good reason 20 believe that the
defendant is concealing herself
within the jurisdiction OF this
Court or has ahsended herself
beyond us Jurisdiction TO evade
service OF process on her: there
fore.--
ON motion ~ HAROLD f..
BLEDSOE attorney for plaintiff
II is ORDERED that the defen-
liant appear IN This cause within
three a. months from The date
hereof on her default viii be taxi
en- that . copy Of this ORDER
together with copy Of the aft
dayii upon which q Is founded be
mailed 70 the defendant az her last
known address. registered mail
return receipt demanded. and that
n copy Of This Order be published
in the Detroit Tribune news.
paper printed and published in IN,
County OF Wayne Michigan. &C.
cordinP 10 law
And an Of which foregoing Is SC
ORDERE ED
VINCENT NJ BRENNAN Cir.
cuit Judge
Countersigned
cASPAR J LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY Dan Wycik
Deputy Clerk f-2l-6-2 Al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
BEsPEcKLED MARQUES.

Ann Cornell who suffered from street car acci-
dent at Detroit. is back in this town Marie Wen
dell ST. Louis product, tries to act hinety and for
what reason? John Perrys jump combo,
under the Ferguson brothers banners. raising
cain a Knoxville King kodak is in Norfolk and
Snookum Russell and his band doing up Winston
Salem
Peck and Peek tying up the FL trotto show into
knots and the Ten Grooetes Superhy dancing out
in the three picture sequences which makes for great
FL Grotto revue Far Hines band continues 70 play
the music Well liked rs habtles OF this yet
swanky supper cllb janice Paris. whose name is
connected with Tiny Bradshaw made hurried trip 70
st. Louis the past week.
Louis Prima and his orchestra, along rngside
watching the specular Ell Grotto John
Chamberlain, enjoying another birthday at the same
place, while Melrose Colbert muses. dinner in the
grill She's fresh from Detroit and Washington,
where she has been singing to heights The
lovely little lady has forgotten about Ray Nance
John Wayne, the movie star oabareting at Mike De
Lisa's place
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

Telling Fort Huachuca's story
10 the world. over the facilities
of the National Broadcastlng
TO-. was the S52nd Infantry
Regiment Male Chorus, under
the direction Of Ii. Etienne De.
Paur. narrative material re-
lated by Ii. Frank Whlsonant.
member OF the 92nd lnfantr,
Division. Fort trained. who was
inter, LEVIED IN Italy; and
VI sgt. Kermit Cant. a menu
her OF the eth Infantry Regi-
ment. who had seen service in
the Southwest Pacific and who
was helping 20 train other
soldiers nj Huachuca. The
broadcast was heard over ls6
stations In this country and
shortwa,ed 10 American troops
all over the world. Major
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
THRILL-A-MINUTE CHICAGO

CHICAGO - Combined Newspapers Enter
tanning EscapadeS: Paul Robson. who appearing IN
Shakespeare Othelo at he Erlange theatre was a
guest speaker on the Herad-Amercan Monroe Doctrine
Oratorical Contest last weekend. Barney JosephSon
operator of Cafe Society Uptown and Downtown tNlCl
is featuring SHOWS az both places Gene Fields ana
Edmund Halls bands at these spots.
Beatrice Kraft, the beautiful dancer of the Hindu
motifs in Jazz and her sister, who also appeared at
the Josephson cafes featured in the MG-M pro-
duction "kismet" The entire Earl Hines band
and the FL Grotto scintated in benefit per-
Torrance at the Vaughn Memorial hospital at Hines,
Illinois, last Friday in effort to cheer the vets
Willie Bryant who starts reheasing for Wishing
Well" New York gt IN May and which viii star tthel
Waters. is current al The Rhumbooge cafe mere
They're talking sarcaStcaily about the hap named Eg
bert Ersklne. Who reported working the SecN 20
name band leader in this town Doring Bumangag
now is married and is working at the f. Groto Grill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21

Homer X. Roberts, who made
final arrangements for the
broadcast al Fort Huachuca,
conceived the Idea OF giving the
the Negro combat soldiers in
this war such publicity. The
half-hOur program consisted
Of the singing OF "Huachuca"
by the S72nd Chorus. a brlei
Interview with 1t. WhIsonant
In Italy, the chorus rendition
OF "I,e Got Six-pence" and
-Meadowland." an Interview
with VI Sgt. CAN'T, ut Fort Hna.
chuca. and hrlef hIstor, n
what Fort Hnachuca had con.
tributed 10 the nations fight.
Ing power in training the Negro
soldiers. The Chorus final mum.
her was @The Battle Hymn Of
the Republic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-21
LEGAL NOTICES
Howard y. Rledsoc. Attorney
I30S broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Chancery
ARTHUR CAMPBELL. Plaintiff
VS.. CLEO CAMpBELL Delendanl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-11

un6 6a et1pos bolten, Inn tpenieItens
ein11oI cine bolle Mab18eit gu baben
uno Sleid9 un6 Neil6 gu fo1ten.
cSn Der Eat itebt man Die Staoter
gu Saltien6en au SuB, auf Dem STAB
ooer altf Der @tienbabn in Die Dorfer
binaus8ieben. Sier fragen ite bon
&aus 5u Saus nad 2ebensnitteIn.
sic eeben ftb idon gerne nit elmer
eir,Bigen &artoffel aufrieben. Obtpobl
tie fir bic 2art6lerte cine fdbpere
Blage iin6, uno man6e iteblen, mas
tie iteblen f0nnen, gibt 6as Mitleib
oo6 inrmer NIT offenen Sdnoen, 10
meit 6ie &rdfte geben. BoIi5eili9 1T
6ieles 8ette1n berboten. 8eroen tie
abgefaBt, miro ibnen Der @rtrag ab~
eenommen uno iie ielbit eingeitedt.
Selb5t Der mitletoige @eber tpirb BE-
itraft. 8ei Abgang zines ieoen 3rges
11o BEL ben @tn- uto Iusgdngen Der
Orti6aften ftebt man Boli3iiten
fteben, Inn Die @eietiibertreter OBJ
5ufaiien un6 oer Strafe au iiberlie'
fern. Nidt ielten ninrnrt oas Bold
fir Die 4rmen 8artei. gs fomnt oft
Dor, bob man geeen bic 9olt5ei in
elmer iold bebrobli@en 8eife Steuung
nimmt, baB iie bic 8ettler in &,tbe
laiien miiiien.
Meit meinen i,tneen ameritanhden
5reunoe befu6te i9 eine befannte
5amilie auf einem 8auernbofe in
5tpei 5httroen noroli6 bon
Redlng6a,slen. al,ef Der 2anoitraBe
faben mir bon ,peiten1 eine aIte Srau,
Die einen Saf airf Der Sbulter trug.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-11

alf einu1ol lit iie tpte bonn @rob6oen
perIdur.noeu. gus Sutr9t, ooB MIR
8olt3i1ten tpdren, bate fie ii4 oerbor'
oen. 8ir fomen on cine Sede oortbet.
Sinter oerfelbeu rief iie uns gu, mir
u6dten ibr belfer, ben Sad out Die
Sdulter au nebmen. @s ,uoren &ar"
toffeln, 1pobl an Die bunoert Bfi1do,
Die fie fid BEL mitleioigen 8aaern er'
betteIt bate. $50 nollen sic oen1t
bin2" ,,Na6 Redlingbouien." ,,Neetn
@ott! Das ftno ia atpei Stl1nSen aas
Iaufeu. g8ie tonnen sic ben fdaperen
@ad 10 peit trogen2 8ie alt ftno
Sie2" ,,73 Sabre. Sn Der Rdbe bon
&edlingbauien it.t0 bic 8auernbSfe
idon olle abgeeroit. geur tpeitab tonn
man nod etpas bdben. Denn i'd NIT
Der 8abn fabre, ~tuiiroe bic Roli5et
mir alles tpeg1teBmen. Dar1tm gebe ib
5u SUB, pieIleidt tomme i'd onr9."
@lbane6Ielno trugen mir Drei ben
5ad nit aartoffeln. Sm @eben er'
5Gblte uns Die Srau, oaB lie aus
DeutI6 !8olen famine. SIR 5obn lit
in Sronfreid gefallen. Or binter1ieB
cine Srou nit feds &inbern. SeBt
tpobnt tie NIT oenen 3r5ammen Dle
5tpei iiingiten &inoer batten oas
56orlabfieber. Darltm blieb Die iunge
Srou 3ubaufe, tpabreno iie bamitern
ging, oa iie Sen Sunger Der &leinen
ni6t mebr anfeben fonnte. Sic gab
uns StroBe uno Sausnummer ibrer
@obnung an. @ie berIpraden ibr, tie
oortbin 3u begleiten. Das ,nabm iie
nit 0ant an, neil fie gIaubte> oaB Die
Boli5ei uns als Srenoe in 5rie5en
lal1en tperoe
(Gortiebung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-11

lebte, begte iie Die itile Soffnung,
baB idb ni9t mebr IN Die Sremoe
geben 1perbe. sic 1agte mir 6as ni9t
offen beraus. Do6 flang oieie 8itte
aus al ibren 8orten. Stets gab id
austpeiden6e 4nttport. gtad i5rem
So6e fiiblte i9 cine Art Jrea1be, oaB
ibre Bitten meiner Ibreiie nidt mebr
bi1bern6 in ben 8eg treten fonnten.
Nt6ts fonnte mid nod in Der Sci
mat balten. DaB Die 2el1te our6 ben
&rieg berarmt tparen, npo9te einem
letb tuen, fonnte mir aber 6as 2eben
bierielbit ni9t Derbittern. Nber 'baB
bic frertoe 8eIab11ug bier lag uno
oie 8eoolfer11ng auf ale @eife i9ifa.
nierte umb qualte, lieB Elm bitteres
@mpfin6en nidt aur 9fube fonuten,
oos iib man6es Mal gu f0rtnliden
SaB gu enttpideln orobte. gSie oft
muBte i6 mild 5tpingen, meinen l1n-
NUT nibt 1o1tt tper6en au Iaiien, Inn
mid bel metner ionoerbaren Sage
ni9t in ungeleeenbeiten at ftirBen.
Da5u trat einem Der Nie6ergang oes
religi0ien 2ebens iiberon entgegen.
Wan6e tamen als llrrg6nbige aus
BEN S9iisengrdben bef1n. 8u9t urtb
Sitte ,paren selodert, bic Weeni9en
iiberaG au @apaltttd6tigfeiten geneigt.
Das tat bern Brieiter ,1ngenrein .pebe.
8ie mar i6 oaber frob, als i6 bon
Der oaano-gmertfaGinie ben 8e.
i1eib erbielt, bob urier S9iff om
IL. Sebruar dbfabre. Sat Der 8pi.
iden5eit pollte ib 6em i,lngen ante.
rifaner 9eutihlnno aeigen ano felbit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-11

oes gaters begroben. Sdon 30 Sabre
martete er ouf fie. sest ruben iie BET.
De beretnt ouf benz uralten &tr4bof
a,.f benz 8erge, mo bic @emeinoe ibon
lett tauienb Sabren ibre Eoten runo
um Die alter Stride begrdbt. Our
re6ten Saro unter oem gelpoltigen
aaitanienbaame, benz bierten In Der
&eibe, lit ibr @rdb. Serr glib ibnen
uno ben 5eelen aller 8eritorbenen bic
epige &1tbe!
Naafriess Grfabrungen.
Mon folLte es faum fiir mogli9
balten, mie bic Weni9en in a1emt,
ielbit inn Eobe tbrer 9ieben, iarurer
ettpas firber, mas ibren etgenen Sn'
terelIen bient. go Ianee bic Wfutter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-11
SnnfIen6ungen gan5er 3eitnngen

Ser Sag, an Dem ieoermann oie
3eitung Ieiner ESein1ats1ta0t tagGi9
leien fann, einerlei, mo er lt9 in Der
8elt befin6et> oo 6ieie tpenige Mi.
nlsten na6 ibrem @rl6einen our6 Sta"
oio ubermittelt tperben fonn, tpuroe
bon 6rancis Colt De 8olf borous>
geiagt.
De 8oIf ser ser @bef ser abtei.
lung fir 6ernOerfebr i'm Staats6e'
partement lit, fpra6 auf Ser 20.
Sabresfeier Der 8ireleB Operators
Iilociation uno iQgte:
,jDas Sdiden bon Eelegrommen
miro in Der 8eiie Dor it9 eeben, 6aB
oas Sriginal+S9riftltId in cine Waa-
ibine gelegt apir6, in bic oann elm
Quarter geltedt miro, uno Damn miro
Die 56rift in tpenigen Sefun6en in
elmer gntfernung bon &un6erten ODER
Eouienoen bon Weilen genau repro
bu5iert tper6en."
De Bolf iagte, Ole Staten fir 6en
Sernoertebr n1iiBten nab ben @riege
in einbeitlii6er 8eiie 10 eeregelt >per.
ben, ooB ite oem 8ettbetperb bur9
i6neae 2uftpoit itanobalten t0nnen.
@s iei Sa6e Der 8olitif, fogte er,
nit oen tednii9en @ntpidlungen
@dritt gu balten.
uuniere StaatsmGnner nrilIen 5a.
fir iorgen, 6aB Nadri6ten ane @ren>
gen unbebinoert iiberi6reiten fonnen.
5reibeit oes Observation-Disclosures lit
elmer Der @runoiteine, auf oenen UNI
iere 11ete @elt aufgebaut tperoen muB,
Samit ieoermann in ie0em 2ono alles
1eben untb boren tann, mas er min,
nno mas ieoer a1roere Mann III ieoem
anoeren 2anoe ibn ieben uno boren
1aifen tpill."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-11

Die BerbdItniiie Elm wenig ituoteren.
gm Osontoe nod oem 8egrabnis
Der We.tter beiu6te id einen alien
56Hler. Ser tpar idon ifber 12 Sabre
aoplon an ct. asnes in aoln. Sd
trof i'm in betriibten uno armfeligen
1mftdnoen. Sn brei Sabren babe er
feline poIllt6notee @abIseit mebr ee'
9abt. @r Iebte NIT ieiner SdAueiter
uno Der alten Mutter. 8as ibnen Don
regierunestpegen aueeteilt tul.roe.
rei6te 5ur oollen Sdttigung niat bin.
Oosnit bic alte 6rau nibts entbebre.
fparten iid Die bei6en oos @ifen am
Wu1r6e ob. sic butten au9 feline
Jreltn0e uno Bertponoten auf benz
2anoe, tpo ii6 Die meiiten Stdoter bier
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-11

9i@ter: Dos Sonorar fir nteine
Nobele lit aber iebr maser.
Geoaftenr: So2 gea, oa tper6en
mir ite oafiir etpas fetter orudenl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-04-11
Fine Reise. i'm
Jahre 1919
8pm 8ni6pfarrer

0ortiebung)
Ser 0mtter, 2ebre anS Sob.

s[m ID. ssanuar rief mid bic @elst'
ter an ibre Seite. Aufiteben fonnte
fie nidt nebr: Sd bate ibr ni9t er'
sablt, unter 1pel9en 1lmit6noen ib
Bic getie oneetreten bate, lrno tpte
id nod inu,,er in @efabr fei. sic
iolte fid meinettpeeen feline r1nrltbe
rt,o6en. Dorum eritalmte i'd unge'
ntein, ols fte 1agte: SD tpeib, bob es
Dir nidt Iei6t eema6t tp1rbe, uno
0aB oeiner &efie ungemein olele
@6tpierieteiten berettet tpuroen. Iber
itb tpuBte aud, bob ou BET nretnem
Sooe 8atgeeen fem tpiiroeit. s1s ou
abenos uner1partet in mein 3inmner
troteit, fam mir g1ei6 Ser @eoanfe:
Scum ift es 3eitl Ser Serr fommt
balo. Ma9, bid fertigg' Qlls ou IN
bic Dei1iion na6 Sitoamerfa 9ingeIt,
BIN i6 in 3our6es gepeien. Sort
babe ia Inn orei Dinge ,gebetet: ,lDoB
ib ni6t mebr 4peinen mo6te um ben
Goo oes Duters. Ger fiel Dor tbren
glugen alt Eooe.) DaB i6 itets En-
geben in @ottes 8iae Jet, umb oob
ou BEL netnem Eo6e 3,tbauie btlt."
Sd fonnte ieitber obne Sranen a1t
ben Sob oes 8aters benfen. Giel
2ebo farn iiber mid. Iber Die @r'
gebung in @ottes 8illen 1p1roe mir
ni9t idtper. 0ieie 5tpei Bitten botte
Der &err erfiiut. Dar1m tpar i6
ft6er, baB Die brittle au6 in GRILL
lung geben tperoe. Sebt biit ou oa.
gu biIt Elm Brielter 1no no6te DIR
nod ettpas iagen: SD meiB nt6t
&parum Die 8rieIter INNER 10 btel
eegen oas Ean3en reoen. Sd babe
febr gerne getan5t un0 ging, 10 oft
Die @ltern es erlaubten. S6 m11B
iest fterben. 0o9 tpegen oes Son'
gems fir9te i6 @ottes @eri9t nt9t.
Tim zines bite i6 6ib: Sonee, 10 oie1
6m fann1t, Bob Die &inoer ni9t ber'
oorben tper6en. Donn fiibrt Elm un'
i9uloiger Eart3 nt6t CUR 5iinbe.
2ebre Die 2ente auf @ottes giitige
8oriebung bertrauen. giele ielbit'
gento6te 9orgen tper6en Damn aus
Dem 2eben Der Meni 6en nerf9pin-
ben. 8or aIlem aber: Sue 6u i1rrmer
felbit 5uert, tpas 6u BEN 2e,1ten bor'
prebigft, 6ann miro Der quite @ott
oeine @rbeit fegnen, 1pie i6 6ir mei-
men lebten Seeen nit frelsoigem
Ser5en gebe."
Das lit Dos 8erntGdtnis elmer ,,ur-
eebiloeten'', einfa9en 8auernfrau an
ibren prieiterliben Sobn, Der iabre.
lang auerbat16 Sdulen beiu6te. gfie.
mails 1p,roe ibn1 bon an ieinen bo9-
gelebrten Brofeiioren cine Before un6
mebr praftii6e untertpeiiung gegeben,
als bier Die iterbenbe Weutter es tat.
SSbre Worte gdben mir aber a116 oie
grfldutng fiir bie l1ebertpi1r6ung an
Der Sdtpierigfetten, Die ii6 nteiner
@eiie bisber entgegenitel1ten. Sie
nadten mir &offn,sng, 6aB ib au9
iiber bic fomuenoen &inoerniiie gliid-
Iib binapeg fonmen tper6e. Sn meiner
Seele illbelte es froblodenb auf: Sour
feline 5orgel Sier fiebit on oea1tlidb
mas elmer gliten MuHer @ebet oer-
uagl
Mn atoeren Eoge, abenos gegen
10 ubr. itarb Die Maitter. glm 19.
sSanllar baben mir lie an Der Seite
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21
Willing Workers
to Donate Money

The willing Workers Circle Of
Kings Daughters voted to give s.
to the American Cancer Society,
and made plans for a May break
fast. at the April meeting Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. !
F. Sheppard. Miss Mary Crane pre-
sided and reported that IS articles
have been mended for Boyer Hos
pital and that more work will be
given for them TO do. Mrs. George
Ellsworth is work chairman.
Mrs. Helen Miller led the deVo-
lions. For the program, Miss Sarah
Parsons read an article on the
plan for peace, and the Easter mes
sage written by the late President
Roosevelt. Mrs. Paul Slusser read
What Kind of Peace" written by
the editor Of the national King S
Daughters magazine.
Mrs. W. f. Dixon will be hostess
for the next meeting. May IL, when
they will have May breakfast
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21

ward Schuman and Earl Snyder,
with appropriate remarks.
Past Grand Chancellor Burreli
made a very impressive talk when
he presented Mr.. Hampton with
beautiful set Of golf clubs and
dozen balls as a gift from the Pyth.
ians Of Michigan.
Mr.. Hampton made a very touch
ing response in his acceptance
speech and thanked>the members
OF the Pythians Of Michigan for
the fine tribute paid him.
MIR. and Mrs. Hampton stood at
the entrance Of the dining hall and
shook the hands OF all present at
the conclusion OF the meeting.
The meeting was closed by sing
ing Good Bless America with Mrs.
Susan Augustus at the piano.
About, 30 letters from the pledges
of the state paying tribute to Mr.
Hampton was presented to him for
his Pythian scrap book.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21
Reverend F. IA. Gown
Addresses d. A. r.

Reverend F. NJ. Gown, Ann Ar
Dor. addressed the members Of the
OAR. at their regular meeting at
the Ladies' Literary Club House
FRIDAY afternoon and in a delight
fully informal and interesting man
ner. made a strong plea for a bet
ter understanding of England and
Englishmen. and for the continued
unity of the two great English
speaking nations. The speaker was
introduced by Mrs. Harvey c. Col
burn.
The chapter historian asked Tor
aid in collecting old documents and
letters for preservation by the
Washtenaw County Historical So
ciety. in the Rackham Building in
Ann ArbOr.
superb masses OF spring flowers
and gay new hats combined I"
decorate the old-fashioned parlors,
and pleasant half hour over tea
cups concluded the charming after
noon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21

Camp Newkirk, Boy Scout camp
near Dexter, will open its goth sea
son on Sunday. June II, according
10 an announcement made by Clar-
ence Mum, chairman OF the Camp
Committee OF the Washtenaw-Liv-
ingston Boy Scout Council today.
"Of the many services provided
by your Scout Council in the inter
est OF the boys of your community
none is more important than that OF
operating our summer training
camp near Dexter. In these trying
times the values that grow out Of
scouting and camping experiences
are proving their worth. The pur-
pose of the camp Is to train indi-
yidual Scouts. patrols and troops In
activities and procedures that may
be useful In the year around activi-
ties OF a Scout troop. Every pos
sible song, story, game. cooking ex-
perience. aquatic skill. or other
experience which a boy can carry
| back to Mis- troop Is a part OF the
camps contribution" Mr.. Mum
said
Lots OF Activities
At Camp Newkirk stress Is
/ placed upon health and safety, high
Scout spirit. woodcraft. scoutcraft,
waterfront skills, swimming, boat
ing. canoeing, and many other ele
ments Of good scouting. II Scout
does not know how to swim when
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21
THE Willow RUN NEWS
Parish to Take
Part in Drive

The St Alexis Catholic parish
WI participate in the Arch Do
cesar Development Fund Drive
for the development OF social edu-
cational and missionary work OF the
Catholic Church in the Willow Run
area beginning Sunday, April 20,
The quota set for Willow Run is
$1,000.
F. C. Maylone is lay chairman of
the campaign committee and Roy
Southwell, secretary. Members OF
the committee are Bernard Burke,
Henry Kemper, John Abraham,
Miss Loretta Altheuser and Mrs.
Ann Maylone.
Parish solicitors are Joseph
Brooks, Harold LaFond, Charles
McCaffrey, Mrs. P. II. Cudney. Miss
Rebec, IL Hines, Mrs. Joseph Keller,
Mrs. Thomas Heavenridge, Mrs. Su.
san Mush, Miss Anna Pine. John
Soler, Miss Mary Ann Pastiva, John
Pelkey. Joseph Varel. Misses Mar
garet Erickson. Bernice Jacobs,
Marie Bischof and Margaret Ross,
Frank Crayhan, Miss Virginia Che
Waller and Norbert Stein.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21
Boy Scout Camp Near Dexter
Will Open Twentieth Season

ne comes to camp, if he applies
himself, he will be a swimmer
when he goes home.
Operating o. Patrol Basis
The program of the camp oper'
ates on a patrol basis. The patrol
leader IS called in for frequent con.
ferences and he is held responsible
for the conduct Of his patrol. Care
is taken not to create. organizations
which cut across patrol lines. Pa
trolls are the basic groups.
Health and Safety Emphasis
The health and safety of the
camp personnel is the first consid-
Grafton in any situation. Unusual
care is taken in the sanitation Of
the camp, the keepin~ down of flies.
keeping broken glass and nails
picked up. Each Scout coming TO
camp brings a health blank from a
doctor certifying 10 his condition.
Ten hours of each day is dedi-
Gated to sleep. Boys might easily
overdo and suffer from fatigue.
Over-strenuous activities are avoid
ed in the heat OF the day. \ one.
hour rest period follows the noon
meal.
A very rigid inspection OF each
cabin and its surroundings is made
daily. sometimes at an unannounc.
ed time.
staff is: Donald Drake. director
| Donal Durns. assistant director
! Mrs. Florence Davis. camp chef
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-21
Calendar Of Social Events
MONDAY

Ypsan special
ing Arbor chapter exemplyng the degree
$780, Masonic Temple.
Quee nCy number Knights of Pyhs cooperative
per $500 followed by dance, X. p Hal.
number 1889 o'clock, GAR Hall
Club. O'Clock. with Mrs. Kyle Ordway.
Ypsan ground Ypsanti High School POS
Girl Scouts troop three Starkweather 35 troop Baptist
Church Is; o'clock; 49,
High School, 20, Brownies Roosevelt o'clock
Cub Roosevelt l3l, meets at
home of Mrs 3: IS Cub den :, Willis Meth
odist Church pack George Colts:
Church of God troop Begole school, Roosevelt
school troop Hall; Junior Chamber of Com
erce troop 49, High School, Assembly of God troop 3d. at
church: SO, school, 1870 Ross
school troop 81 school, Johns Catholic Church pack l4O
Parents meeting at the school