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FARM and GARDEN.

COW MANURE or top soil-If you are
oekns fqF tpee high aSSalty genpine
cobs, etc: good clean manure, the kind
you have right to expect and will get
HOMESTEAD Dairy Farm will supply your
IN -Washington, in not less than ton lots
oaa i9E sinsie sn S2S for ys,ton
FOR SALE-Well-rotted manure. ground
and sieved delivered in WASHINGTON and
VICINITY in 3-bag orders at S1.25 bag.
GARDEN FLOWING for immediate boo 0oek,
Afyfsnfs bnd bast
BURDoFT. Colesvile Md. Ashton IND J
MIXTURE of composited manure. fertilizer
and topsoil, known as mushroom soil; the
best to top dress your lawn and fertilize
your flower garden and shrubbery borders
TREE REMOVAL. pruning, topping, spray
ity treatment fully insured. Cali .DU.
DoGwooD-Available number of seed
lingS OF woodland origin ranging 3 to TT.
CORN COZ HF pLANTEk h osessess' 5S John Deere,
IaSDsGAFEN aP NG GARDENER sDiS and contractor-
Grounds, large and small parks. ceme-
teries; residence grounds specially: seed.
FLAGSTONE WALKS and terraces flre-
places, rock gardens, flshponds, retaining
walls. F. MARCUCCIO. Rockville 34S-J.
LYONS MARKET AND NURSERIES, queens
Chapel and Ager rdS.-Poultry, groceries,
meats, potted plants; pansies, dig your own
and pick color; trees. weeping cherry, weep
ing BIRCH weeping willow; Towering plants,
fruit trees dogwood and boxwood every
thing for vegetable and flower gardening;
topso1l, cow manure, sheep manure; flowers,
ANIMALS, petunias, verbenas, scarlet sage,
portulaca. marigolds, zinnias, poppies. lark
and varieties of perennials. Live turkeys
Open every day till 8 O'Clock, including
Sundays. Delivery service. Telephone WA.
pruning, planting and transplanting. lawns
seeded and rolled. Call Kensington 23S-W
SPARKLE with an unusual display of
shrubbery in its ideal setting. Masnolias.
holly, American, oriental, n pine IN Spi dwarf
mugho, white, Austrian, Scotch, Jew, col
umnar. spreading, round, upright, box
red maple, barberry, privet, hemlock, ret
inospora., arbor vitae. Juniper, towering
shrubs, shade trees. silver birch, dogwood,
hoWering crab, perenrials myrtle, weeping
willow; Wondergro n axes poor soils good
topssoil rose flower beds. rock gardens,
outdoor f1replaces,. fiagstone, brick, ce-
ment, gravel walks, driveways; arbors;
trellises: fences; drainage; seeding; shear
ing tree removal. Free estimates. Ii
TRACTOR, Mccormick -Deering 1920; AL
condition: Call Gaithersburg Dom
ton; S-ton load. $3.50; W tep sfnS: soil Genes.
ter soiD. $40 ton. Call Ashton 37bo. -
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

RETURNING VETERANS and other enl-
HI o. aa haSe % hous SS stssp nsTd
or housekeeping rooms to rent phone MI
Ann sRMy ES5 ofFicER fi weeedays esdmaepy assigned
furnished apt or house. in Chevy Chase,
e. o. one s eh sopS oi hsh on coo Oeses aes
iqFpahnH FIrAsE RruSfTr VI Ss5s s9aerebant Marine
ficer, wife and daughters. and IL; sep
arated by illness and war service; need
uodd Issfsncss eP senpce pt or c E
MAJOR, Just back from PACIFIC, and wife
sd gsnf e Cal rent c,b{o5 5n5n apt will pay
NAVY 1T. and wife desire furn, or unfurn.
MRs sns Fq FPRgtjsoH PsfS: No children. Du, 9459
AUSTRALIAN 4, os;I ex,nayal ofiesr. nov diplo
ssnty hoase oase Nh n SnuFR R
uNFuRNIsHEP I n JSl b., s-rm;; kitchen and bath
Ny' NS sa sseetion Please call IRIS o, BUTTER
at q o., small house. FIR $500 $500, Ext, 5Ss,
DiscHARGED OFFICER and wife desire
furn. or unfurn. apt: pay up to S75; Fed
no pets CAN e eH saso aer
Two ADULTS need small nicely furnished
aPai tAleht' D!StIIet OF MARRYING, Will SUD-
REFINED VET, wife. Govt. empls.. @ de desire
81 81 A9g1st 4sga r15 Il sta stHdio apt NV section
NATIONAL SYMPHONY vIoLINIsT, wife
and two children. wish apartment, fur
ni nished or unfurnished or small house
Best ,1dp Of gefsrsnces Box 4l1x. Star. s.
Naval officer and wife for about a month:
5000 care. IA. ,o346 ewes. 7*
AT ONCE-,Single apt. unfurnished: prefer
diately; Box 37o-v. Star. :.
MOTHER and daughter permanently en-
nished ans % Boy % 4i4-x. .ufaisne'' star uRhar- :.
NAVAL OFFICER. wife. and child. ! and
a years, want furnished apartment or
mouse; preferably bedrooms. GE. S35S.
SETTLED VETERAN WOMAN wants two
room |, apt, unfurnished or furnished. Box
NATIVE 9'SF WAsH1NGToN1ANs. young !" ex-
naval officer and wife. would appreciate a
Sma ets 5 oR Noe sos no children
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE, permanently
assigned, desire 3-room furnished apt. by
April 20. Box 447-x, Star. 81
NAVY DENTIST and wife need apt or
house. furn. Or unfurn.;. needed imme-
soo will suSease 0fas re- Zoo q Max Ext uP sses
Ex,ARMY WARRANT OFFICER, colored.
ana Wife desire, small apt, furn.. vic of
b4Fafsrv sSFafs rv9EfESs VFfTRxN Gs drSkns TE a2
babs. VIII snSet Mi'e Sis e sna months tbs
or rent furnished or unfurnished apart
n.I,t. msnt or house: to 500; prefer Va. Re
public 4142' Ext. 63o5. ofhce hours. s.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northeo.,

1928 AMES ST. NEEDLE rm., pvt. home,
81 ca. for ,. Call after 5 pm, AT. S776.
e06 ASCOT PL. NE, near 3rd and R. I.
e.--Redecorate furnished room for .;
pvt. home: S6 ca. per wk. 5
1920 MONROE ST. Me- gentlemen
Large room. large closet, twin beds: conv
TO transp.; So wk. each; pvt. home AID
242S. Call after 6 pm. =
TRINIDAD SEC. 1898 Holbrook st. ne
Nicely turn. rm' conv. location. TR.
3lI A ST. NE. Sleeping room. newly
decorated next to bath; So per month;
soe5 s5ehfsi IswkGNcE w1sfS6fa ST. r. NEDoube SSo fm
pvt. home; refined young girl to share with
another refined young girl; convenient
1ranspogtation; ran s. per wk; NO; 6s32- -
week each, or for couple, S. week each
Unlim phone; good transportation. Cal
ss4o 18th ST. N.E.-Large, single room
for rent to desirable person; S35 month
1921 .and ST. N.E.-Iarse room, twin
beds, private home; laundry privileges;
co"venient busline: $40 single MI T4SS
COLORED-S26 9Th ST. N.E-Comforta-
ole ss room next dexb,a to BATH Sc wk single
CoL0RED-1sO QUINCY PL. N.E.-Mar
to share room with . other men; nc
privileges. but free telephone; S5 a week
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

70 $50 monthy sHs eGqSf ca VA m 4sss ssse'G.
old son need unfurnished 2, or 8 bedroom
house or apt, NV. area; up to S125. Tele-
uNFURNISHED 3-bedroom house desired
by permanent government ,employe, wife.
WANTED, by responsible person, small
furnished house or 2-bedroom apartment;
NV. or suburbs preferred. Call HO. 1910.
VETERAN needs e-bedroom house apt.
Teau Standards: family in Kansas; up to
61PIomar S1p2 Ma 6RsKhs SR hM HoTsE i69 to rent
nIished, 3-4 bedrooms; NV area. Can
FuRNisHEp FtissfsI a5oei OR uNruRN1sHEp-Di!G3in-
guished aaaNs modern house diplomatic family
pss mohh eh % bdoGms aaysaos W
D1PLoMsr 70 = NRGps RfGa an 1aMEpiArELY fur.
nIsssd mTss MnnSa h9Ise; to 2 bedrooms. CAN
furnished. Or 4 bedrooms' Northwest
TslsphSns Tsls 1Ys 1rD Wisconsin i,onsE 3o44s 10
syst gust, at owners conyenience; Sl0o. RE.
RESPONSIBLE advertising man Couple no
ehildrenl wants to rent small furnished
house in nearby Va. Falls Church 1904.
HOUSE IN SILVER SPRING or vicinity
m6 1o1 iamS s1aS Sd, % four; will pay up to 500
liz IfEuT sheS GoIoNEL, Iei wife, girls 8, 3. neea
lurnlShed mouse or apartment for May,
June; completing Washington duty; NV.
section preferred. WI. 1925. -
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ROOMS WANTED.

TWO REFINED. congenial girls. "a years
old. desire room on or near Connecticut
avenue. Phone MARY at Republic 800.
s Ext 1923 or 1880 before pm, or North
WANTED; in Alex, by two ex-service-
women women double puE re room or small apt. conv
Man middle aged. clean don't smoke or
$50. Box 469-x, Star. s.
FURNISHED ROOM, With or without break.
fast, wanted by permanent Government
man; man Would oI prefer with one or two ga
EX-ARMY PILOT, tall. clean, nice looking
congenial. Box 3s-z, Star. s.
MAN needs room, near Bladensburg rd .
between ba, p sogth Dakota and Peace Gross
YOUNG LADY wants single front room
pistrict SUI 200 Ext: sos. GoTTsEGEN,
room, In apt. pref, near carline. Me
nl ~ between 7:30 and 9 pm.
GENTLEMAN desires single. cheerful room
Eng ands BATH Dupont Circle area. Call eDU
COLORED-MUsT FIND somewhere tc
1--we; 2 rooms, kitchen, laundry privil.; re
excellent references. AID. OS3O. 81
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HOUSES EXCHANGED,

WILL EXCHANGE 3-bedrm 'honeymoon
cottage sale or rent. for /, . or 5 bedrm,
house or apt. in Or near Stanford, Conn.
Call UN 4441 q
WILL EXCHANGE very lge. 6-rm. apt. in
St-class NV. section. nr. 18th and Park
I'd. for Ice. 4-bedrm., 2-bath house, in
good NV, or Nd section, with reasonable
rent. co 459S. -6
3-BEDRM., 1-bath house (partly furn),
Baltimore area, exch. for . or 3 bedrm.
unfurn. apt, D. c. area. RE. 1900. Ext.
5LSS. days. LinthicCm 1a3-R ewes. TO-
NEWTON (KANS0 RESIDENCE needed.
VIII exchange cozy brick bungalow in
Hyattsville. UN 1865. ~
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

UPTOWN-5-story modern apt. bldg. so
large units, ) elevators automatic stokers
made into ant hotel: will consider TRACE
Of small property. JEROME S. MURRAY:
1881 G st. RE. 2460 and MI. 1929 u
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-Several nice apt.
houses. small. med. and large; good buy.
Helm or Bell. EX. $685.. -5
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Several desirable
apt. houses for sale. Todays best buy is
12o-unit, air-conditioned brick building, for
under times annual rental. F1ncher, EX
SS2S - .
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eURhlsHED-Mp. end VA

room, suitable for or 2:
conv. to Pentagon and D. c.; $50 single,
$40 double 1109 S. Columbus st. Ar
1889 NO. DANvILLE ST, Arlington
Gentleman to share room with another
gentleman; entire upstairs; twin beds, i,
bath. pvt; conv. buslines; S25. GIL.
ROOM IN ARLINGToN-Double room, new
twin beds; laundry privileges; men only;
S25 each. CHI. $500. -
room, adjoining bath; use of laundry facili-
ties, garage available; . blocks from Chevy
Chase bus terminal $50 a no.; gentle
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| MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcen.., i.

WE PAY TOP PRICES TOR old gold. silver.
,eyery, Diamonds firearms, clothing, musi:
and what have you? Will call. MAX
zWEIG SONS. 937 d st. NV ME- 911l
BILE, old jewelry, silver. china, bric- -brac.
old glass, DORA MILESTONE. ME- 6079
After Z. call WA. 1850.
VETERAN desires extension ladders, 80
and 40 it. Phone Hillside 16S5W after
PRIVATE PARTY desires to purchase used
typewriter, standard or portable. Call
WILL BUY FURNITURE for apt. If apt.
also available. HI. 0442-W. 10s
TAXI DRIVERS - Out town veterans
need taxi meters: reasonable price paid
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. ond s,w

Mr.. NAVY YD., 75S 18th st. s.e.-Dble.
front: excel. furn.. plenty hw.. unlim.
phone; cony: transp.; S45. TR. S725.
902 PA. AVE. S.E.-Girl to share large
front room with another girl: must be
high-type girl 50 week.
1902 10th ST. S.E.-Bedroom twin beds,
next to tiled bath with shower and tub;
employed adults; S35 each -
1?6 F. ST. S.E.-Large front room for en-
ployed mother. and baby: SIS for room only;
kitchen and laundry privileges; also will
give Gay care to baby
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HOUSES FURNISHED

WILL CONSIDER refined folk who like
country; Is miles from D. C. line; will
share now and rent for summer, or give 1
bedroom with use of whole place for COM
mutation to CITY daily and my board.
Box 397-V, Star. s.
sTTRACTVE 2-bedroom home located
Beverly Beach, Md. 35 miles from D. c.:
available from April 5 to June 15: rental
Slo6 PEI month 81, cSRl e
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POULTRY & EGGS.

TURKEY POULTs. mammoth bronze,
SOC each: from exhibition stock For in
formation. call DE 5212 S
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS-32 laying pull
lets, Matched May 1st, 1945, s. each Call
SH. 1878 after pm 5
FOR SALE, | so white Leghorn hens:
healthy, good layers: S1.25 each. Lorton
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COAL, WOOD ona FUEL OIL.

OAK BOARDS. suitable for flooring. top
prices. Box 435-V, Star. 81
loading and hauling. See MR.. TOOMEY,
2219 Eye St NV -
KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD, 81 load;
bring your truck. See Mr. KIDWELL.
Bladensburg I'd. and New York ave. ne.
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ANXIOUS yET-Home four months and
still looking, for unfurn. ! bedroom, apt. or
where within 25 miles Of downtown D. G.:
permanent professional civil service status.
Call JOSEPH MAYER, DI. 1900, Ext. 1858
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

POWER SHOVEL. bulldozers, trucks and
truck cranes, contract or rentals OIL
HOSPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 6:22 E st. NV. National
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1867 KALORAMA RD. N.W.-Corner; 2
large double rooms available in this well
sept attractive hoEse Tsks Iiass any Mount
ARLINGTON-Vacancy Close in ClaTen-
don. Good transportation Excellent meals.
ii06 LAWRENCE ST. NE.-Double room
with board for two. DU os55. IS
1914 r. /. AVE. N.W.-Vacancy for 2 men
in large room 3 windows: bath same
floor: c.h.w.: S4o50 mo. each. =
COMFORTABLE ROOMS with excellent
board for young men to share SAT per, mo.
MI. 5174 10
1855 N ST. NW.-several vacancies for
refined young W-men. II
1906 I6ih ST. NV. - Vacancies. Good
m ais: walkins distance downtown; $50
ana $50 Hos TT $500. -5
1904 10Th ST. NW.-Vacancy in beautiful
triple room for one young lady, near BATH.
Good food and home atmosphere. =
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TABLE BOARD.

2139 ST. NW.-T-day service. break
fast to $50: dinner to s.; excel. food
carefully prepared. choice. Call HO
1000 for rates. "a
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

COLORED BEAUTICIAN desires a two
room apartment. will accept basement.
Call CO. 9S92 after 3 pm.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
ApARIMEhIs FURNISHED.

LADY, settled, desires single room an
board not later than Apr. Sth; best rel
Box 332-X. Star.
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1912 Motorola,
condition. FIR

combination, Cape
changer, mahog
F.; perfect condition
also china, porce-
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SEWING MACHINES-We are taking or.
sA Sfls tS 5oRboS PaNo snnR % CO. dsPs ni
Trencher. Buckeye, model No. 16o. TIE
SINKS, cabinet type custom built, an,
size or shape, single or double bowls, limo
leum drain and splash back, stainless stee
trim; trim; m9dern e KITCHEN on display. GRUvER
Saturdays $3.50 to $50 v
SODA FOUNTAIN, 26-ft: chairs, back
PIsis in sysTy dsta M8RRR
SOFA SOFA ,I2: perfect condition. custom made
si5o Mps sp ceRsrs eRs Saasd S5S Lo1ngs chair
room set. $500. Tier table, $55 Nest Of
tens EN-, EN-. 59sa 92aa0'f 'nAn' SSo' M'seei
SOFA, upholstered mahogany, and club
chair flnn for SALE Epes table; excellent condi-
STAINLESS STEEL SINKS and cabinets
HWoo,. co., slightly damaged; 1/3 of
srFNoGnFf sass G,l e. ssea sss1 condition. key snd
STEN0TYPE MACHINE, model 4, perfect
condition, books included, $25. Call GE
STUDIO COUCH inner-spring mattress
excellent condition, reasonable. Phone TIA
CDAO SoOSH, TOlldWdy. cuStOm-m aQe
cushions and slip cover. inner spring mat
SUIT, mans gray gabardine, size 40. ex.
cellent ll condition; worn few times. Price
SUITS. prewar@2 3-pc. wool. $50 ea.; 1
2-pc;, summer. SIS; 1 overcoat. $40; size
81. 81 waist too small for me after 4
years in Army. CHI 7015.
SUITS, blue chalk stripe. size 40, $40; blue
serge, size 40, $40; blue-gray Fin stripe
si7e s1 a. a. sI5i III grag topcoat, Alpacuna, size
SUITS-6 mems, Navy service top coat
all sizes ~ long S25 each; also 5 rairs
mems slacks. same size. CO. 6343 Apt
AZ. IS
SUN LAMP, Sun Kraft with built-n timer:
brand-new: cost S64 so, sell for $40: has
carrying case; all chrome plated. SH
SUN LAMP, General Electric. transformer
on base. Phone Adams 1924 between II
am; and $50 pm. r.
brand-new. now available for immediate
delivery, Priced from $50. so ELEcTRI-
CAL CENTER. 514 10th ST. NV. MA sS72
TABLE. drop Leaf, mahogany, opens to :
CAU Saturday, sH. 046o,
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY


Washenaw Rebenh Past Noble Grands Night o'clock Odd
Fellow Hall
wOmans Study Club Family Night o'clock program Literary
Club House.
Mayflower Guild
Mrs. James
Huron Temple Pyhan Sisters Girl Scout cooperative
. dinner, $50 regular meeting o'clock Castle
pssnu Aere Fratenal Order of Eagles o'clock 33
Excelsior Chapter number 25 RAM Commandey num-
Der "a knights Templar full uniform
Arch degree o'clock, Masonic Temple lodge room
Youth Guidance Division Of the Council Social Agencies
Charles McKenny Hall. Arch Wilson, county
Ada Ames assistant with the Probate
be present for discussion
Girl Scouts troop 16. $780, Carver Center
Guidance Division OF Council Social Agencies, Charles
McKenny Hall, 1880.
Scouts: Kwanis Club ST. Woodruff School,
7:3O p. m. East Ann Arbor PTA troop 81 at school
THURSDAY
Leader Glass Methodist Church, o'clock with Mrs William
Wederhoft
Junior Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary dinner meeting 80 at
Mrs Ruth Golden, state auxiliary president will
Baptist Union, o'clock.
Ypsanu Commandery number Knights Tempar special
claye Masonic Temple lodge
League OF Catholic Women o'clock with Mrs. Don Gillette
Presbyterian Women Union o'clock with Mrs Harry
Losey:: group o'clock, Miller.
AS at Methodist Church House.
Ypsant Lodge LOOF. o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
St Luke Auxiliary Guild sewing l030 luncheon 1880 church
house.
b Bunco Club O'Clock with Mrs Arthur NeeIy
Queen City Lodge number Knights OF Pyha Cas-
tie Hall
troop $50 Gilbert eroop H. o'clock Yp
slant High School lunch troop 34 o'clock, Harriet
troop 90 31j, Gilbert House.
Nashtenaw County district number three extension clubs
ing; dinner $50. planned cooperative: Gilbert House
with Mrs Kiso at the Legion Home Whitaker troop
Town Hall
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20
Music, Drama Entertain
Members Of B.P.W. Club

0".ns uihneF at the LAuies
Literary CLUB House the Music and
Drsma committee OF the Business
ana professional Womens Club
presented a most entertaining pro-
gram Tor club members tuesday
evening.
Hershal Pyle from the Conserya-
tory OF Music al the Michigan state
Normal college played two 'compo'
sitions by Chopin on the piano.
MISS Marian +. stowe trom the
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20
Auxiliary
Selects Trustee

A new two year trustee, Mrs.
Glenn Wright, was appointed at
the meeting Of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry OF the Fraternal Order Of
Eagles, and five new members we're
found eligible for initiation, Tues
day evening. The initiation Of the
class OF candidates will be conduct
ed by Royal Oak Auxiliary, Mar. 81
at 3 o'clock at the hall.
Mrs. Murl Fisher, president. op-
ened the meeting. Mrs. Vincent Gel
ebrezze Of the Ann Arbor Auxiliary
was a guest. Mrs. Wright contrib
uted to the birthday barrel.
The pot OF gold was won by Mrs.
Matthew Wisniewski. the mystery
box by Mrs. Theodore Edison and
the free dues by Mrs. Ernes: Thilo.
After the meeting Mrs. Fred
Rathfon received shower gifts. AL
enjoyed the cooperative supper.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20
METHODIST CHURCH DINNER WELCOMES VETERANS HON
Church History
in County Told

DIR. William p. Lemon, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church, Ann
Arbor, the first speaker on a SYM
postum on the History OF Relig.
ious Faiths In Ann Arbor and
Washtenaw County" before the
Washtenaw Historical Society,
Tuesday evening In the amphithea.
ter in the Rackham Building. Ann
Arbor, told OF the establishment OF
the Presbyterian faith In Washte-
nav County in 1926. 1t was the ini-
tial religious group to be organ
lied in Ann Arbor. The first SER
mon was preached In John Aliens
home. DIR. Lemon then traced the
development OF the church to the
present day.
Rev. E. c. Stellhorn Of Zion Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, related
how the early settlers in Washte-
nav County established the First
German Evangelical Society in
Scio.' The history OF the Lutheran
Church in Washtenaw County, in
cluding its history In Ann Arbor,
is for the first 3s years inseparably
connected with the life and actiy-
ity o: Pastor Frederick Schmid,
who was called in 1888 to serve this
community.
Rabbi J. NJ. Cohen, director OF
Hillel Foundation, told OF the first
settlers from Bohemia, the Well
brothers, who were orthodox Jews
and conducted religious services.
said to be the first minvans held in
Michigan from 1S45 on. A burial
ground was acquired in 1s48 or
1S49, but II was not until 1920 that
a congregation was organized. In
that year Beth Israel (Or:hodoI)
was formed. A synagogue was dedi-
Gated in 1927. The first resident
Rabbi was Pincus Gropstein.
Rt. Rev. Warren Peek, OF st.
Thomas Parish, told OF the Irish
settlers In the north and northeast
ern section OF the county and OF the
Germans who settled in the south
ern and southeastern part. Father
Patrick O'Kelly, Washtenaw Coun-
tvs first priest, came in 1881. Pre-
viously, in 1929, he was one OF six
pE4ests assisting Father Gabriel
Richard (oo-founder OF the Univer-
sity OF Michigan) in Detroit. The
first church was a log structure
built in the spring of 1881 at North
field. on the spot where St. Pat
rick's Rectory now stands. II was
the first Catholic Church in Mich
igan where English was spoken ex-
clusively.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20
Therapy Club TO
Discuss Training

Today the Occupa+ional Therapy
Club. meeting in the womenH
lounge Of Charles McKenny Hall,
will discuss pre-clinical training.
Three students, Beatrice Ware,
Ann Goldman and Kathleen San
derson, will tell OF the advantages
OF taking pre-clinical training at the
Neuro- -Psychiatric Institute in Ann
Arbor, the Ypsilanti State Hospital
and the Cummings Hospital in Mt.
Clemens.
Millah Graves will speak briefly
on the student membership in the
American Occupational Therapy
Association and will model the uni
sforms TO be worn by the students
during this pre-clinlcal training.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20

Following the formal program an
informal half hour OF entertain
ment was provided by the Novelty
Band Of five pieces. Then John
Gray sang a number of popular
ballads The dinner was served
under committee Of church wo-
men under the chairmanship OF
Mrs. !. Lynn Houck. The commit
tee arranging the dinner was made
up Of Alex Fox. Spencer A. Davis,
Arthur J. Helfrich, f. II. Chapelle
and Olin c. Eckley
Mrs. Lee Brown and Mrs. Gerald
Kelly were cO-chairmen OF dinner
Mrs. Spencer Davis, dining room
chairman. was assisted by high
school and Normal College students.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20
Fine Points IN BrIdqe

diamond lead. they could have
made an extra trick" said West.
obviously rather pleased with
himself.
East did not agree West had
done anything fine. Why didn't
you lead . diamond at nrst. in
stead Of your ace OF hearts!" he
queried. Then. after trumping the
FIRST diamond, I would have put
you back In the lead with q heart
to your ace. and a second diamond
would have given me q second
run. beating the contract"
"What!' exclaimed West. you
would want me to lead right into
the dummy's long side suit, which
he had bid and rebid?"
Sure" answered East. "South's
support of the suit. after u had
been rebid. showed that they had
at least eight cards In II. possibly
nine. You could read my shortage
as no more than q singleton and
possibly Q blank, and should have
led II for one certain run and two
possible ones"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20
Veterans Plan
Fatigue FroIie

The veterans Of Michigan Normal
will sponsor a dance, the Fatigue
Frolic, April 5. An orchestra Will
furnish the music.
As an extra attraction refresh
ments will be served.
The general chairman Is George
Leonard; the ticket chairman IL
Robert Smiley. Co-chairmen OF the
publicity committee are Herbert
Delaney and Russell Parry. Co
chairmen OF the refreshments com
mittee are Nicholas Thomas and
Gordon Vallatine, william Muse and
Edward Wellner are the social com.
mittee chairmen with Dean Egbert
Isbell OF the faculty, sponsor.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20

Thomas Ray was elected new
commander Of the Veterans OF For.
eign Wars a; their meeting TUESDAY
evening. Other officers are Robert
Cooley. senior vice commander;
Melburn Frazier. junior vice com
mander; Clark Westfall. quarter.
master; Frederick Stribley. chap
lain; Clifford Ling, trustee for one
year; Nelson Waiting. trustee for
two years, and Walker Emmett.
trustee for three years.
Eight new members were re-
ceived into the organization, Cecil
Johnson. James Murray. Clyde
Lohr. Virgil Knueve: John Nelly.
Jack ALLEY, Robert Bailey and Guy
Averill.
Members voted to support he
American Legion in efforts to form