davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
8cl0icn 1ntclNct nan
0mb 3lnSpriidbc an

BriiiieL 5n einern Meinornn.
Oltnt ser beIgiihen Gegieriln9, oos
lid nit 9(Riprii1en nlrf oeltihes
Webiet beiaBt pur0e erfldrt, DAB
8eIgien nlir cine unbeoeuten0e
&ren5du0erun8, ,,aber einell biIli-
gen Nntefl al Ser Allsbettltng Ser
Natltritabe IN @eitoeutidIano per-
lengt."
Sn cincr Ser @rcile ii6ergebenen
@rf(drrnig iaBte Die &egierung Sen
SlibaIt Ser Hoten 5liiomner, oie
IlBenminilter 8nlrl 6enri Spaaf
an IA. Nouember on Sen in Nelp
yorf t~agenOen Nanilterrat geridtet
bat.
@as sic @rer5iorOerlln9 allgebt,
il m0dte 9elaien oos @c6iet ia
Gen, Our6 metdcs Sic ga6n bon ct.
8itb iiber 0foiltioie llad gllpen
ae95 eite Strecfe, Die aDeieinbelb
@eiIen non Ser beutigen belgilden
Greil5e liegt.
Die belgiife 6orOenung be5iiglif
Der Allsbeitt.nq ser Naturid1be
spArOe mn iiir Sen Soil erboben, oaB
al0ere Gationen cine abnlide Gyor-
0erunJ %itellen.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
0iearcttc ricuciht
ont 8ronNe irbmlN

atlanta Cine e~ingebpn0e lln-
teriu6uEg oes 8ranoes I'M Sotel
8inecoff iette ELL. Gle 8eborOe
fam 81 Ser Germutung, 0oB cine
leidtIimigerpeiie megeeporfene 81
9arette cine Motrose, Die i'm aorri-
Dor Oes orittelt Stodes cifbapabrt
mar, tas 6elter, in Dem ia Wfen-
ifenleben oernifltet luuroen, ber-
nriaht bate.
Die 0rei neutrality-suspicious.
fallen ii6ereilL oaB 0aS ertieblide
6euer ON Samstag friib I'M aorri-
oor oes oritten Stofes 6es Is StoG
hohen, ans StobI uno Mouerperf
erridteteiL 33 Sabre oIten 8clte3
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
pcrbcIprcd Scr
11tNsfaMcr Kcniereni

Neu Oorf - Ger &et Ser MuBen.
minilter Ser bier 8roBnl1dte miro 5t
elmer Situng 3ltlomlleigetretell, oil
Oeren Berlnuf oTplomati1e Greile
Die Soffnuitg fniipfen, Bob es 5l flo
rem geihIiilien biniidtIih Der 9pu-
feren3 fomtnt, 0ie AM 10. Nfdr6 III
MoSfau obgebalten uer0en uno iif)
nit Der 6rnge zines 5rteoensper-
trageS fir Geitidlano beiddftigen
IoIl
Sn Der lebten Sisung Ser NltBer-
miltilter mnr0e ie0e GisfuIiion iibcr
Die eeplante @tosfoler aonferef5
uno fire Sogespronuhg Uermieoen.
9aS fin0et lucbriheinIid eine Or
fldrllng in MolotoDs @unldb neue
Snltruftionen aus MoSfdu in Der
6ra9e ~ein3uboIenb Oh Die fleinen
Stoaten (G1nemorf, Beigieit Nie.
oerlnn0e, 8i6eholIomnfei Bolen II.
QIrembure,0 bic lore 8iinide gum
0eutlhen 6rie0ellsoertrag duBerlt
poIlen Dor Der @sogfnuer Ea9ung
ge90rt lueroen iollen.
0ieIe 0ebenfroge lit beoeutungS-
uoll neil Stontsiefretar 8prnes ein-
Ocutig aus8eiproheu bat, er noble
nidlt crneilt nod europa reiien Of
nc. Die @arantie 5M bnbeib oob 0ir
Mosfoiier 3ogung AinfiftIid)
Geutidlonos uil0 Seiterreif mirf-
LID enti6eiOenoe 8ei6Iiiiie fniie.
G9ite Die @ifboluilg Ser @iinide Der
%erpaDnten fleinen Staotell gdbe eS
cine iolde @arnntie ni1t. Sbne
WfeinungSduBerun9en Der fIeinell
Staaten fonnten in MoSfoli feline
8eidliiiie iiber bic fiinitige 0eutid)e
@ren5e gefoBt, ooer i~fbenbnltpt mid.
ti8e GelitibIGl1ofrager entlhieoer
peroen. Ser englilhe 4uBenminiitel
ltimmt nit 9prlleS III Oieier 4uffai-
lung therein.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
Tranfrcid, eibt 6entide 8efOusene
nidIt frei

&tttpJ% 49, #'Ef MS
gnris SuiIidtIid OeS GrIu-
dens Der Il. g. an 6railtreidb oeut-
lde ariegs9efangenen 81 e%ntlollell,
erEldrt Elm 8ortiit9rer oeS AuBeH-
omtes oaB cine iolbe 9anOlltng
,oer6eerenoe" 6olgen fir 6rarlt-
reids Notionolmirtihaft boben
niirOe.
Gas grird)cn ser Ser. Staoten
betrifft 100000 8eian8ene, welfe
Die Nmerifcniife Irinee an 6rants
reid ,9eIieben" bat. EaS MlitglieO
oes @uBenamts betont. oaB lid uti-
fer linen 10000 Mlonn ~beidnoen, Die
in ao1lengrltben arbeiten. Sbre @tts
lallullg piirOc 6ronfreibs aoblea-
foroerung I'M 20 Bro3eut berdblet-
sen.
Nenes A6rekbnh
gtifrnbprq ger AOreiienOerlag
Serrunn Steu0er miro Ourd) iein
8erlagstiiro fiir NorObapern IN
Riirnberg G9iI @g. @iitl, Sdylb-
monnitraBe is, Elm A~oreierl- un0
Neutrality-suspicious. b%ernusgebelL
oes sunddit III freismeiie eriheinen=
ben 9%loreiientiiten 5uiantmengeltelit
Mrs. g1ah 9lbihtuB Der 4ttiolb Die
in Ser engltiden 3one bereitS ldifit
uno allf ons tuiiiId) beieBte @ebiet
ausge0ebnt meroen ioIl, miro Elm
ooIlItdn0igeS 9rauden NOreiien :
Nadib.agebnh ftir GeutihlalFo 81
ianMengeitcllt.
GifenbabureparatHren in Der amcri-
faniA,en 3pnc
Eraiffurt SIN 9lopenber mo-
rem nod iHnler 60 9ro5ent oller go
fcmutiDsn Der Teutlhen HeibSbabtl
in ser elnerifantid)en gone
rcpardtions5e0iirftig. Ser Brojent-
'lt Ser @erioneiAuogen, Die nod
repariert meroen miiiielL bepor lie
wie6er ge6roudsf16ig iino, betragt
46. 9ogegen 4porten nur nod 26
sent dller 8uterDaBen GltT SorilaD=
me Uon &eparatureil.
8aDeriI9es
Gle boperiide @enaeinOe @brl
bruudte Elm neues amtsliegel. Ser
ginfo6beit 6olber o~erapen0ete iie Ons
aIte bon 9(n1o 0o3untol, oas Die 8e=
publjf uno Dos 3ritte Heid ii6eritan-
itGloen 9otte.. Sect iilto Die llrfunoe,
gciie9elt NIT ,eaonigreid BaDerrt,
6eneilloe gbrl~. Gas lit iogar 0en
baperiiden Grei8niiien ctIuos 81 nett
uoroe9rtffen.
100jGbrigc 4pOtbefe
9littlingellt @ier begging Die
Shnedenbur9er apotbefe 0en Gag if.
res 6unoerti1brigei1 8eltebeus. Sic
befonO iif 81 Sabre in benz Belts eli
her camille. bis tic nnd) grl0ld]ell
oes monnlifen 3luci8eS in oIroerell
8eiie ilbergirg.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
DcrMrtcilMn0 BON
3 Uaiis aMi1ehcbelt

Wolbingtoll IaS Gberbun0eS=
geridt bob Sic 8erurteiluug 0reicr
Geufider Gus 9e4p SerleD nuf, sic
ihuloi9 beiitll9en moroen parerL bei
ibrer 9iegiitrierltlg als auslGnOer
oeridmiegen 81 BADEN, 0aB lie Ser
0a3i : 8artei ~ailgebortell. Die 8 ma
rem: 5eroinono 5isauid, 145 AS.
Ctr, Union Gitp; Sacob 5. MaDer.
2f5 2durenre aue., @osbronf
@eigbts, ltno 6ris @nitep HuOolpb,
23t @ar0iig NDe., geaned.
Gen 3 4elitid)en tpar cine &ers
idYmorung sur Eduldung Ser Ser.
Stnaten p%orgeiporfen tporoer, nad)-
Dem lire Nainel IN ben 9opieren
oes Oeutld)en @eferolfoniuIs IN q.
3. gefunoen tuur0en. Cine Slirb iMt
Bunoesoi1triftsgerid)t 9taunrf, RS.
bate lie an Z. 9e5efnber 1914 lduls
Big beIlirtoen. ulro M,aJrer Meanp
oerurteilte am 20. Ge5eniber 1914
5isrpid uflO @noolpb 50 ie 11a Sob
rem uHO MfaDer 5a / Subr @eTdng-
mis-.
Gas acknowledgement itieB in
elmer bon &ihter Douglas alisgear.
beiteten, einitinmi9en Fntiheioung
Die 8erurteiIlng Inn, nit ser 8e-
g~riinoullg, Bob 0as 3iitriftsgeridt
eillen Srrtuill be9ina, eIS es als Be-
ipeisnloterioI grflarungen 5uIieB,
Die Die 8eifuIoigten geseneinanOer
~ab9egeben batten.
Douglas erfI1rte Dab Die ongeb-
li1e @erifip0run9 Der 8er9angen-
belt o~itgeborte, ais Die g%rflaruneen
absegeben muroen, mesbalb lire gu
lniiung ais 8efpeisinoterinI niht chi
Tlase mar. MoDer uno Muoolpb
N+tT
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
S~MBbauIpcrt IN
OeMtIAInnN

@iirttembergii9e 2anOes : 2igd:
ginen 6oben 5:tsSieg e~r8ielte lln-
tertiirfbeim gegen SS&. linn. Ser
nniheineuO MIR nuf eigenem 8lnb
gum 3use fommen fam. @Blingen
mltBte lelbIt auf eigeliem HlaB Die
6elterba6er nit so 0apon5iebeft
lniien, p1brenO &ird9eim NIT Dem
gleiden @rge6nis gegen 0edorgur-
tab Ods before GnOe fiir lid bebielt.
Ter 5tuttgarter SG. 3eigte gegell
Miiniter cine friihe 5orm ltn0 b(ieb
OernentiprehenO nit 40 beroienter
@noiieger.
lte6er 10000 3ui6auer mobnten
Sem 5reunOihaftstreffen 6piiden
ct. Gnuli nnO ShaIfe Oh bel.
Ger 4n0rong Ser SiiBbaabegeiiter-
ten mar 10 itarf, sob Die 9piuder
auf Der einen Settle bis 10 Meter I'M
SpielielO itaiOen 10 0aB sic Sd
bdGe mn bon elmer Settle getreten
werOeu fDnnten. ct. 9ouli Iiegte
1:0. Ser entidei0en0e Treffer fieL
in Der 40. Mirtilte ser erIten Salt
5eit 0ur6 einen unbnItbaren S6uB
0es &ehtsnlBen Corner.
ST. 8eitoeutidlon0 en0ete ser
groBe 6uBnboal6Inger 6ortuna
8~iiiielOorf 9egen @62 Dor $4,000
3tihauern 1873. NotionolIpieler
Sontes mar Sortltnos better Msnntl.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13

be0eniete
aiir5lid mar ser 10. Sabrestol
ser A~ufbcbung ser @robibition -
zines Experiments, Oos mad 13.iGb.
riger Gluer auigegeben purOe. Sn
sen Sobren lett ser Nufbebltng b1i
oas 2unO irber t,S00,O00,O00 Sal.
Ionen. Spirituoicn, iiber 1000, 600.
600 @aIlonen Mein un0 iiber 81.
700,000,O0 @aIIonen Bier fonirl-
miert. 6oit 60,000.0 100000 Collar
mur0en bon Sen aoniumenten bier
fiir be5cbIt, rob gerehnet elm Grit
tel Oes Observation-Disclosures oeS @un-
0es ans 9obnen, @tieten @elOanla-
gen unO anOerer @erfunit.
SAINT Meibnndtsmnrfcn geseH Sn-
berfnlOie!
Ser alljG1rlihe 8erfolif bon
@eibnod)ts Morfen (@6riItnas
SeeIs) 3liguriten ser Grsoniiatio-
iielt, Ole iih iiir sic 9%efGmpfung ser
omeiBen Bet" Ser EltberfuIoie,
einieberL bat in 0ieien 3abr cine be-
Ionoere 8eoeutlnig.
9lm n1hiten Montag moren eS
genol 40 So6re, Dab sic critic MeiD.
tie 8ei6nof)tsntorfe bent &itbIifitm
gum gerfolf ongeboten wurOe. Die
lie Morfe bat in5piiden piel oo5it
beigetrogen, I'M nift aIlcin Or
franften gu belfen, ipnocrli elt6
reht3eitig Sic Spmptome ser Glrber-
fuIoie Sl entOefen. las Iestere ge=
Ifiebt oermittels &Gnfeen Grrft-
Ielldtitngen, Die gnuodienen unO
ainoern sur Gerfiiguilg iteber.
3eihIi6er @ebrnu6 oieier Soar
fen ourd 0as 8iibIifum miro in
grobem MaBe On5n 6eitragpn. Tu-
berfltIoie in oen foutmeroen 20 Sug-
rem gerifapinoen 5u Ioiieu.
Ger oiesi1brige 8erfauL ser &c.
reits an 25. 0openrher begonuen
bat, Mrs crit aln Neitbiobrstog be.
en0et meroen.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
5mr y 6tnms

eli 9fumO gatee per %Oft fnO bon bier nob Der auerfaniideu
britiibeu uno Der f%ran8oiten 8eiosunss5one erlaR6t. Sic Eutete
tDut0igen geoarisarttfel e%utbaIteu De 2ebensmitteI, &leioung uiD.
&audmuteriaI gilt niht ais SebensnotDeuOig, bod fDerOen lDeuigc
g6dden 3iqaretten ODER Sabaf niht beuuiauoet. Sic fOuen ge-
IesentIit aud einise neue aIeiOungSitide iotpie neue 9~inoerihube
b%eifigen.
Sebagcpadte gafcte nab Berlin UerOen nibt b%ef0rOert, ieoo6
ioIhe ourt Igenturen.
3piIdet sen etn5etuen 9einsungsSonen in Deuti6lnnO 1T elm
~beifranffcr gofetpohperfebr regeImdBis bis gu etnem 9funo
600 Grantn) 8ulafig.
Ser 9uftpoiberfebr. mad 0eutidIono in uHe 9eiasungsSonen 1T
ipieOer er0ffnet poroen. Gas @orto betr1gt 15c Die balbe lln5e.
9e aatuorti6eine fSnnen griefen nod 0euti6IanO beigefagt
iuerOen % Cents.
OeFcrreid: @riefe biz gu einen RfunO unO &offarten aud 9e-
ih6tIifen ~Snbalts: Bortolobe: 3 Gents fHr &arten mo 5 eents
fir bic erfte lln5e oes 8riefes, uHe ipeiteren lln5en ie 8 Gents
3uftpoSt: bis Ill einern Nruno, 80 Gents ie0e bnlbe lln5e. BpltF
5afete bis III II 8funo bel u 3on llufong. @%ortoidse: / @rano
10 Gents, ii gfunO $187, fem 3onenutteridno.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
prc;eb eceeit uasis
2lerite hot be0cnnen

9iirnberg Ole nmerifoniihe
AnfIngebeboroe erfI1rte Sic Nus.
iibung 6es 1r3tIiden gerili8 Surh
Die oeutiden Aer5te inter AooIf
@itler fir ,,limnenihlih" uno
uihimpflih~ mo Bat 0os nur aus
Amerifanern beitebenoe @erid)t. oie
% 6iibrer jener Aer3teihnit nls
Wor0er al b~erlirteilen.
Brign0egeneral EeIforo 9npIor
er0ffnete Die 8erbunOIling gegen Die
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13

uuroen Ieiuerieifs geeen Sinterle
aiittq. elmer Rolitipn nlf freien SUB
geiest. 5ispif nerbiiBte ienoA lei-
ne Straie nllo plroe ont 10. SUM
1916 aus Dem @efdnsnis entloiien.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
ansbrodl.

ausbrad).
Sic orei @errcn fonnten feline oll-
oere @rflarltllg fii6en, ais Dab le-
maro cine nod brennenoe Cigarette
allf Sen 9orriDprteppid) IN Der Ndbe
Scr Wfatrabe ielb!t Dnbe fnllen lai-
len.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
Stub usdufsfupf"

Pm oersallgenen Sonntag uer-
cnltolteten bic fiini Shoisfopf6rii-
Der 9oreIl5 aeridbaum, 6ranf 9olt-
mann, Mife 9eneoift, George SeiOl
un0 SenrD Hieiter nuf Dem i90nen
2anoiis pon &errn uno 6rau 9olt.
mann in Cur Manor, 0iO. ibr idbr-
Iides 6eiteiien, mo5u 5ablreid)e @1lte
eridienen 4rareit. 6ronf ar1ifeI
ipielte bic 3iebarmonifu, uno IS
lpurOe lltitig geiungen uito getnn5t.
Gie Stinmung mar 10 gut, OaB TO-
qor ocs Sfnbplattler &leebIatt es
lid ilidt ne9meu lieB, por5ufiibren.
Gum SdluB 9eoadte man aud Sen
lpeniaer @IiidIihen in Der aIteil
lSeimot uno iommeIte $34.00 iiir
oas Guaferbilfs4perf.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
@ci6nadltsfcit i'm @nppcrt Scim

9im Sonntns, Den 10. Ie5ember,
lit Die @ei6nadtsfeier nit 8eihee-
rltflg Der Qeute in Oeutiden AIten-
beim. Gin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
beginnt Inn pilnft 3 ltbr. 0osielbe
miro pon 6rau GrneIt 9. 8romn &C.
Ieitet un0 enoet nit elmer 6ilmoor.
fiibrlng, nit SpieIen un0 einem
SLIDER , Snn.~ Ga5u per0en SonO.
arbeiten, tpelbe uon oen SniaBen on-
gefertigt lDuroen, gum &ouf Gllgebo-
ten. gbenfaIls Sdiirben iolpie bolis-
gebodener Sudden un0 Weibnehts9e.
bad. Megen ser boben 9ebensmittel-
foiten bat man pon Dem ifbIifen
gnten I~benOeiien, pelfes iabreldng
SIT mIBigen 8reiIen i~eruiert muroe,
AbitanO getommen. 9afiir gibt eg
ieOoH nit Nufidnitt belegte Butter
brOte. Gas 9omitee erilift nm 5a6l.
reideu 8eiut. Ger &einerIos lit 5lir
@rbaItung oes gltenbeims beltimmf.
- - -
% N1nner un0 cine 6rau nit elmer
ben gor5en Gag in aniprllh neb-
menoen Qnrlegung Der 4nfloge-
punfte - mltt1piliger Gotltng Der
Gpfer in 5meifelbnften Experiment
ten, u10tiingen aus 8nnoe~ mo
Norterungen i'll aon5entrntionsla-
germ.
gr beiduloigte Sic 4ngeflogten.
nit Metbooen ~geor6eitet 5lt bnben,
Die Oornuf nb5ielten, itidt gu belfen,
ionOern 81 t0ten, uno 5luar mittels
MalarinUeriuden, @rfrierungeil, In
Trrtdtbarmadung, utro Sbpbusin-
i%efttonen. uno er Iebte bin5u:
u0ies lit nidt einfoh MIR Elm
Mor0pro5eB. Sein wirflider 3ped
lit, Dem OeatIfen golfe. Dor algei
8u fiibrert, OnB Oieie Experiments
Eatio6e lln0 feline Jabel morer."
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
Sas 4merifaniidJe &ote Sirens bat
Hnft

iiir 6rou @nima COTTON eeb. 8ilo-
nitar BON S6rem 8ru0er in Ser aute-
rifaniihen gone GeutihlanOs erbnI.
ten.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
2Ims Demti@IanN
Was bic AHfbsbuna ser grO6biiOn Der NOrsennn glca fat ist aus
hcArntefc ndnieIt

~ 0tV%YNNAuA FAN" J~N w" N"~
geIpieIt
Sranfnirt General SOiepb
M%cJtornep gab SIT p%eriteben, 0aB sic
'9oiunJ o6ubt Sic Geutitenl" in
ltcbereinitimmling nit Ser Reoe Oes
Staatsiefretdr 9Drnes III Stuttgart
Jest bel Der Irnee ubgeIdofit lei.
Ger Morgentbou &. 9lon lei fiir
2eutihlelo Ourh sic Heoe bon gDr-
neg niisgeI0idt porOen, unO Die Ar.
NEE ueubaIte iid eutipredenO. Grob-
Dem, iiigte Ser &%omutonOertr bin5u,
ieien @beihIiebuitgen nmerifoniider
SolOaten nit Oeutihen @la0hen
ned Derboten.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13

gortmunO @ie 0ie en9liihe
Militdr : gerpoltuna befonnteub,
mod)ten etlpo 500 &erionen an 2.
Ge5en1bcr in ser RGbe BON bier ei-
men an9rtif euf eiIen &oblen5ug,
BEN lie 5u pliinoern ueriuhten. lrup-
pen muBten ber6eige5ogen merOeu,
I'M Die Wenge nliseinonoer5utrei-
ben. % 8liiitoerer wurOen nad Dem
8eriht per6oftet.
Washington Journal., 1946-12-13
TnOOIf t9ef' 3nitanO bat lid scbci-

%gtiirnber9 @u0olf @eB bronht
feinc Neoi5in eegen Mueellfr1mpie
5a nebmefl, Die elrI feline nerpoie or.
regung 5l~lriif5uiitbren lporen. @ie
Die acr5te iageIi, bnt lif Der 30
tient berli6iat un0 iheint lid init
Ieinen Sdidial a~bgefunoen 5li bo-
ben.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-20
Calendar Of Social Events

TODAY
Boy Scouts o'clock Kiwans troop 81 Woodruff school, 80
m, East Ann Arbor PTA troop IL, at school,
Girl Scouts: troop 16 1880. Carver Center.
Executive board Of Council Social Agencies o'clock Board
OF Commerce.
washtenaw Rebekahs s O'Clock, Fellow
Mrs Gordon Speer.
Huron Temple number Pythian o'clock
Bring shears.
Ypsiant Aerie Ss
Excelsior chapter number rs RAM Temple
THURSDAY
Pedro party in Veterans Hall. 55h N ST., S p.
Boy Scouts Den 5, Jr Chamber OF
with Mrs Kiso the Legion p m Whitaker troop
a., Town Hail. 1880 D. Council Camping Activities
committee at the Michigan Union
Methodist Leader o'clock regular meeting Church
Charles A Sink. Ann ArbOr. speaker; Cupboard.
Circle one OF Baptist Womens Union. o'clock home
Dan Patch
Ypsn commandey knights Templar special con-
cave annual inspection. dinner $780, Masonic Temple lodge
League of Catholic Women, o'clock with Elizabeth
McCrickett
Friday Bridge Club o'clock Charles McKenny Hail. Mrs.
F. S. Keahey, hostess.
Naomi Group Methodist Society Christian Service
745 with Mrs. Clayton Hopp.
Ypsant Lodge number 54S LooF o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
ST. Lukes Auxiliary Guild sewing 1885, luncheon
House.
B. B. Bunco Club. o'clock Albert Davies
Izaak Walton League, O'Clock, Castle Hall
Queen City Lodge Knights OF Pyhias party O'Clock Castle
~
Scouts troop H. $780, Ypsiaut High School tram ~
o'clock Ypsan High School troop Gilbert
House; troop "a, o'clock Harriet
Presbyterian Womens Union number
MRS A E. Squier; number five, s o'clock Mrs Cecil
Youth Guidance Division Agencies Charles
McKenny Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-20

visitors were from Milan and Ann
Arbor Auxilisries.
Table games were played, with
prizes for each table being packag-
es Of cigarettes and candy bars.
Valentine score cards were used.
The lunch Of sandwiches. pickles,
coffee and cake. was served at the
valentine decorated tables.
Birthdays Of two veterans were
celebrated with a large birthday
cake and the singing % birthday
greetings by the group. Each vet
eran was given an orange, a pack
age OF potato chips. cookies and
cigarettes 10 take TO his room.
The auxiliary will have a card
party Thursday night in veterans
hall for the purpose Of raising funds
for the purchase OF a wheel chair
for veteran at Percy Jones Hos
pital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-20
Masons, Friends at
Father, Son Banquet

Nearly 200 Masons and friends.
with their sons, attended the Mas
onic Patterson banquet and en-
joyed a bountitul roast beef dinner
and entertainment, Tueeday evening
in the Masonic Temple dining room.
Soft background music was provid-
ed during the dinner hour by the
Normal College trio. Misses Mary
Alice and Barbara Warner and Vir-
GINA Smith.
Rev. Raymon Bair pronounced the
invocation. Willis Tooman. worship
ful master OF Phoenix Lodge, toast
master, after a few remarks, intro
duced Grover F. Frye. who gave
toast to the sons, and Harold w.
Frye, his son, who toasted the
Dads"
Earl Gotberg, Detroit, yen.rilo-
quist, and his dummy oscar" pro-
vided amusing entertainment.
The speaker OF the evening, Judge
James R. Breakey. gave an inspir-
ing talk on George Washington.
the Mason" closing the program.
Mr.. Tooman announced that the
Entered Apprentice degree will be
conferred on candidates, Feb. 70.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-20
Knights Of Pythias
Visit Ann Arbor

Five members OF Queen City
Lodge number 167 Knights OF Pyth-
las. Ray Burrell, Charles Address,
Delmar Brudder, Glenn Jordan, and
A E. Augustus visited Ann Arbor
Lodge for the celebration Of the
anniversary of the founding Of the
Pythian Order. About rs we're pres
en- for the meeting and dinner at
$3.50 in Ann Arbor Castle Hall.
Twety-five members OF Ann Ar
Dor Lodge, who have been mem
bers for Is consecutive years. were
presented with their veterans jew
els. Very fine talks were given by
Charles Lloyd Bull, Deckerville,
grand vice chancellor, on steward
ship" and by Ray Burrell, past
grand chancellor, on Building with
Confidence
Frank Henderson, Plymouth, dis
trict deputy, outlined the program
for spring for the district, and A. f.
Augustus outlined the program for
the southeastern Michigan area for
spring and summer.
Short talks were given by several
veterans who received the jewels.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-20
Prof. Waugh Gives
A.A.U.W. Opinions

In his talk on Public Affairs" be-
fore the Civic Group OF the Ann
Arbor-Ypsilanti Branch OF the Amer
lean Association OF University
Women. Tuesday evening Al the
home OF Mrs. Mehran Thomson.
Prof. Edgar Waugh OF the Normal
College faculty said that ut is re-
grettable that the Fair Employment
Practices Commission Bill was not
enacted. Perhaps the most un>or-
tunate thing OF all Is the manner
by which the bill was defeated in
the Senate-not by vote but by
filibuster on the par. Of Southern
senator's which prevented a vote.
Even II enacted, the Fair Employ
ment Practices Bill would not have
accomplished a whole lot. No legis-
lation can possibly erase the bigotry
and racial prejudices existing in
the country.
THE Case Strike Control Bill
passed the House, out Will De wa
tered down considerably, II recon-
mended at all, by the Senate Coz
mittee on Education and La
While clearly. with collective ba.
gaining recognized by our laws
now as being an established proceed
ure in labor-management relations,
additional law will be necessary.
nevertheless the Case Bill 10 too
extreme.
THE Murray Full Employment
Bill. after being considerably weak
ened by changes. has finally been
enacted by both houses. II Is not as
good a bill as II was when intro
duced by Senator Murray. However,
in its original form. 1t did state
a fine goal for us to shoot at. Amer
lea moved along fine during the
war because we had q goal. Now
that the fighting is over we are
floundering without a definite goal.
We need q national goal and the
original Full Employment Bill
would have provided as one"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-20
Along the Street

Ultra modern laundry machinery
Is being installed in the North Riv-
er Street Plant OF Forbes Cleaners.
Harry Forbes, owner and operator,
estimates that the machinery
should be completely installed and
in operation in less than three
weeks. The new equipment Is to
enable the plant to double the vol
ume OF business. More room has
been added to accommodate the
larger machinery. A wall at the rear
fUt- the plant has been removed to
make another room available.
=. Mrs. King Calkins is in the office
Of the Ypsilanti Board OF Commerce
during :he last minute rush to buy
1916 auto licenses. Last day for the
purchase is March l. The office will
be open evenings for the two days
previous to the deadline, with Mrs.
Calkins in the license bureau. She
resides in Ypsilanti.
Mrs. Helen Bodine. Bodine's
Cleaners, was in Detroit Tuesday.
in connection with her business.
She returned to .he store late Tues
day afternoon.
Two new clerks have been added
to the staff Of Forbes Cleaners.
They are Miss Leshia Jones and
Mrs. Ann Davis.
Telechron kitchen clocks, $3.50
each. Ypsilanti Watch Repair, 1874
N. Washington. adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-20

Miss Marjorie Milliman introduced
the following charter members:
Mrs. Margaret Gilman, Miss Inez
Graves, Miss Edna Letter, Miss
Margaret Harwick. Mrs. Edna Stan
ton. and Mrs. Freda Warsop. Miss
Clyde Clark who was also a charter
member sent a congratulatory let
ter from her residence in Brown
City.
Past presidents who have helped
10 make the club the outstanding
organization that 1t is in the COM
munity and who we're present for
this meeting included Mrs. Ehman,
Miss Graves, Mrs. Van Et:en, Miss
Russella Wardroper. Miss Marjorie
Hiscock, Mrs. Freda Warsop, Miss
Azella Beardsley, Miss Renton,
Mrs. Mabel Stadtmiller. Mrs. Mary
Delaforce, Miss Magdalen Blum.
Miss Doris Millimsn, Miss Ruth
Gambell and Miss Ora Mae Hart
ley.
Miss Lois Smith was introduced
as a new club member.
Guests present at this silver ami
versary were Mrs. Carol Bushong.
Miss Ruth Hubbard, Misses Jean
cite and Ethel Hammond, Miss
Prich!lla Jones, Miss Hazel Davis.
Mrs. Sarah Milliman and Mrs. May
X. Burke who is :he first flee pres
ident OF the Michigan Federation
o: Business and Professional Wom-
ems Clubs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-20
Old Fashioned Dresses
at W.. C. 7. u Luncheon

Members Of the Calkins Women's
Christian Temperance Union came
dressed in the old fashioned cos
tunes OF their grandmothers TO
their patriotic dessert luncheon at
1880. which was followed by the
business meeting and program.
Tuesday in the Methodist Church
house. The white spread luncheon
tables were lighted with red can
dies and decorated with strips OF
red. white and blue crepe paper.
Coffee, cake and Ice cream were
srved.
One new name. Mrs. A. NJ. VIII
son, was added to the membership
roll at the business meeting. This
makes the fifth new member this
year. Mrs. w. E. Dixon presided,
and Mrs. c. A. Cottrell led the de-