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Evening star., 1946-04-29
CalOries...

Two days meals of 1900 caoies lessn line with President
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have for week
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sparing
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good days 1900
Evening star., 1946-04-29
DOES your DAUGHTER DARE
4E4zuywnnh mwzzaYe
Without Knowing These
Intimate Physical Facts?

Mother It's your solemn duty to tell
your daughter how important DOUGH
ing often is to feminine cleanliness
health and marriage happiness.
Tell her how weak, homemade mix
lures of salt, soda or vinegar DO NOT
and CAN NOT give the great germi-
cidal and deodorant action of mod
ern ZoNITE.
Caution your daughter against
overstrong solutions of harmful poi
sons which may burn and severely
trritate. With ZoNITE there's no such
risk! No other type liquid antiseptic-
germicide for the douche of all those
tested is so POWERFUL yet so HARM
LESS. 1t positively contains no car
bolic acid, no bichloride of mercury
Evening star., 1946-04-29
Readers Clearing House

uttle Wneat and lat. Combine
tablespoon melted shortening,
eggs, "a cup molasSes, 4 cups milk
mix separately ~ cups whole wheat
flour, y cups bran flakes, l tea
spoon salt Cor Less, l teaspoon soda,
2 teaspoons baking powder. Add to
the liquid mixture, beat thoroughly.
Add cup SeedlesS raisins. pour into
creased bread tin. Bake 5000 min
uteS in moderate oven, $50 degrees.
Could any one tell me where I
could find powered eggs? I should
like to send them to friends abroad,
but no shop / know carries them.
X X X x
SPOTS FROM WALLPAPER
From Mrs. J. N. S., Washington.
Grease spots can be removed from
wallpaper by rubbing cube of laun-
dry starch over the soiled area and
brushing to remove the starch.
STALE MACAROONS?
From Miss E. M. D., Washington.
Would you give any recipe which
would require stale macaroons? This
would be greatly appreciated.
X X * X
SUGGESTIONS;
CHINESE CHECKERS?
MARK FROM STRAW HAT?
(From Mrs. r. A. L., harrington.
Some time ago, reader asked
about making a candleWick bed
spread. I'm sure that If she uses
the Singercraft attachment and
has the book on Home Decoration
she will have no trouble as I've
used this attachment on making
fringe for slipcovers and also the
loop rug and made out fine.
Here's a hint that some of you
might not know and is a good saver
at this time. When you get al
the shortening you can from the
jar, hold it under the hot water
faucet and AS the hot water runs
down. turn the jar. You'll be sur
prised how much melts and runs
to the bottom of the jar.
Now l have two problems ano
I do hope some one can help me
Recently l received two Chinese
SllSChCl Sdllco, ollC lOiolll6 Uod1 u
the other wooden square, but
did not get any rules and have tried
in several places but cannot fino
any.
My daughter has a leghorn hat
and in Sunday school a young
ster made a big mark with blue
crayon on the brim. The teacher
told her it would come out with
cleaning fluid which I used, but il
only blurred the blue mark. Has
any one ever had this problem, and
how did you get it out?
Evening star., 1946-04-29
Mr1zh Ma1mMksMA1H

You can use zoNrTE as directed as
often as necessary!
zoN1TE actually destroys odor Helps
guard against infection. 1t KILLS every
germ it touches. You know it's not
always possible to contact all the
germs in the tract BUT YOU CAN BE
SURE - zoN1TE Immediately kills all
reachable germs and keeps them from
multiplying.
Evening star., 1946-04-29

Dinner.
Extended meat loaf -- q
Gravy thickened with little
cornstarch or soy -FOUR
Baked potato, medium -- i
(no butter
Spinach or other green
Fresh pineapple G2 cup)
Il tablespoon honey i
Glass of milk !
Coffee or tea if desired
(No cream or sugar.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
curtoins

Is Originally $50 and 5.SS Odd
Lots Of Better Curtains. Assorted
fobrics. Some soi!ed, some dam
oeed; one of O kind l.99 pr.
$40 Originally Soc to 7se Rose
Cotton Hemmed Curtain Strips.
81 to As inches lons----35e eo.
IS Originally I.4s Cotton Cling
ham Print cottose Sets with red
or blue ruffle tops
Il Originally 4.s5 Blue Cotton
Knitted Choir Slip Covers; club
and cooswell style ------l.e9
8 Originally 7.ss Cotton Home
spun Studio Couch Covers --4.s9
10 Originally l.zs RuffIed Pepper
Dropes, soiled ------59e pr.
ITO Yds. Originally sSe Voter
repeIlent cooted Toffeto in
peach, blue. green and yellow,
39e yd.
80 Originally l.5e Royon soteen
Soto Pillows, squore style LOO
3 Originally s.ss FootstooIs COW
cred with imitation leother, 100
Tie Heeht Co.-Doynstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Clearance Of Fine
Jewelry

Z Originally $500 coro Choker
with Simuloted Stones 400
z Originally 1900 Sterling Silver
Bracelets with Simulated Ruby
and Turquoise Stones $500
4S Originally 1900 lo-K Gold
Eorrinss in Flower Designs 800
5 Originally zo.4o Goid-Pioted
on PIostie Brocelets ts-15.00
Prices include tar
Jewelry, Street Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
IS Originally $50 Misses
Striped Royon Dresses
800

Stripes ore ever-populor - and
here you may choose either long
or short -sIeeved style. Sizes 10
to 20.
IS Originally $50 to 900
Misses Black or PasteI Royon
Crepe Dresses 500
80 Originally 3.99 TO $50
Dresses Misses royon prints
and cottons; Juniors spun royons;
broken sizes in the group LOO
Mezzanine Dresses, Third Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Handbag Clearance

IS Originally 500 Block FsilIs
Handboss. drowstrine style, sim
uloted onber trim-----3.6o
36 Originally $50 simuIassd
Leother Hondboss in red, NoV
and black -------2.40
40 Originally 500 Broesded
Evening Boss $50
4 Originally $500 Red Calf
Hondboss with top hondles
5000
~ Originally 1870 BroadeIeth
Hondboss in block ond brown
1850
Prices include tar
Handbags, Street Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Cotton Dresses

50 Originally $50 to $40 Cot
ton Floral Print PinofoFes with
ruffIe shoulders. small sizes only,
59e
I3 Originally s.s5 Red and
White Striped Cotton Dresses
with slide fasteners. sizes ! 6 and
| o wv
IS Originally 800 FIoroI Print
Cotton Dresses with ric rae trim
and ruffIe skirt. sizes 9 to IS,
1873
80 Originally 5.S5 Royon and
Cotton Dresses. royon eobordine
dresses in sizes 9 to IS in the
group p----------------Z.S6
The Hschf Co.-DoUssfaiys Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Sportsweor

70 Originally $50 Short Sleeve
Novelty Cotton Sweoters in yel-
low, grey, and red mixtures.
Sizes "a to SO ------z.39
1856 Originally 1.le Cotton HaI-
ters in stripes and floral patterns.
Broken sizes --.---------5e
The Hecht Co.-Dowasfairs Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
The Hecht Co. Downstairs Store Friday Bargains!
Corsets

z Originally 7.5o side-hook
Rayon Broeade Foundations with
self busts. Size 81 only 500
I Originally 500 Side-hook Ray
on Brocode Foundations with self
bust. Size 34-------3.oo
z Originally $50 Side-hook Ray
on Brocode Foundations with loce
bust. Sizes "a and $500
10 Originally 3.95 TO sos Side
hook and Step-in Style GirdIes
of royon and cotton. Broken
sizes 800
The Hecht Co.-Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Girls Wear

4 Originally 7.5o to 1918 Jerkin
Sets in navy ond pIoids. Broken
sizes J to IA. Labeled as to wool
Z Originally 4.s5 and sos Girls
Jumpers in red only. Sizes II.
Labeled as to wool content. ZOO
z Originally 800 Cotton cerdu-
roy Jumpers. red only. Sizes Y
and Ia .UU
8 Originally 5.35 Roineopes in
red and green check plostic.
Small, medium and large sizes,
100
Z Originally 3.4s Skirts in ploids.
Sizes 7 and IA. Lobeled os to
wool content --------Z.UV
3 Originally z.2s Girls Cotton
Blouses, red checks with Peter
Pan color. Sizes 7 and IA only
LOO
$50 Originally 2.ss to 800 Girls
All wool Sweaters in pastel
shodes. Sizes 8 to l6-----z.o0
Tie Hechf Co.-DoUssfairs Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Domestics

Y Originally l.ss Solid Color
Cotton Beach Towels, 3ox84
inches --------l.ou 10
IS Originally 5.98 Floral Design
Water-repeIIent Rayon Shower
curtoins, oxo feet-----3.59
II Originally 7.ss Woter-repeI-
lent Royon Shower curoin and
Window curtoin ets-----5.S9
Is Originally l.69 Cotton Iron
ing Board Pad and Cover Sets,
100
20 Originally 1850 Twin Size
Cotton Chenille Bed Spreads.
7.9e
73 Yds. Originally 3se Printed
Cotton Teo ToweIins; seconds.
4 yds. LOO
The Hecht Co.-Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
"a Originally 800
Royon Chenille
Scatter Rugs
100

Beautiful royon chenille scotter
rugs with frineed edges for OIL
most every room in the house!
In lovely postel colors to CORY out
your fovorite color scheme. And
they're washable too!
Originally 1895 Royon Chez
Mile Both Not Set et-----7.s5 )
~ Originally 3.ss to 1890
PIostie Shower Curtains and !;
Sets to 5.s9
IS Originally 4.95 and 500
PIostie cooted Shower curtoins
l.59 and I.s9
II Originally 4.s9 to e.45 Plastic
Window curtoins 39e to 2.o9
Originally 5.es Assorted Show
er Curfoins ---.------l.19
Il Originally 4.e5 and 500
PIostie Cooted Window Curtoins
s9e and l.99
z Originally LOO Ironing Boord
SOF&tS '~~
II Originally BIS to 500 shos
Rugs TO LIS
43 Originally l.e9 to 4.ss Cot.
ton Chenille Both Mot Sets
100 to l.ss
| Originally Abb Beach Towel
l.29
I Originally z.2s "2-in-l" Iron
ing Board Cover and Pod d---1.2s
Z Originally I.7s Ironing Boord
Pods --9se
3 Originally l.79 Lid Covers
5se
All Mdse Sold As Is.
Linen Department, Fifth Floor,
The Hechf Co.
ToiIetries Clearance
"a Originally z.s5 sauore Metol
Compoets -----1.0o 90
10 Originally 2.e5 PIostie Pic
ture Fromes 90
800 Originally Tic Soehets SOC
Tar included where applicable.
Cosmetics, Street Floor,
The Heckt Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-03

Assortment Of biousettes, diekies.
ponchos, colIors, jobots ond bows,
oil ct holf-price! ToiIored and
dressy with high or low neeks OF
royon sheer, royon crepe. pique
or cotton in white and eolors.
Nsekwe0y, Street Floor
The Hsckt Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-03

3e Originally $50 Super Spun
Royon Dresses. sizes 46 to 81.
ZOO
100 Originally 100 Jr. Misses
and Womsn's Rayon Printed
Crepe Dresses ----------6.98
100 Originally $50 Women's
and Misses Print Rayon Crepe
OfeSSeS WV
10 Originally 1895 Juniors
Royon Dresses in assorted sizes,
1925
The Hecht Co.-Dowxstaiys Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Goats

! Originally S.SS All-wooI Brown
Short coat, size l2--5 500
| Originally 1878 Misses Rain
eoet, size l6-- 1000
Z Originally 1875 Misses Red
Roineoats, size lo---lo.oo
I Originally 1895 Misses Red
Roineoat, size l2---lo.oo
Tie Hecht Co.-Dowsstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Tots Wear

3e Originally I.ze to I.s9 Both
ing Suits and Trunks, solid eolors
and potterns. Sizes z to 6, soc
u Originally l.se Solid Color
Cotton ShortoIIs in pink, blue or
yellow. Sizes z to 6-----5oe
Is Originally l.9o Blue Cotton
Denim ShovtolIs with broid trim.
Sizes z to 6----------5oe
~ Originally los FIoreI Print
Cotton ShortalIs with white broid
trim. l3 in size | and one in
size z soc
The Hecht Co.-Dowxsfoirs Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03

Just | 4o short sleeve cotton sport
shirts in foney potterns and white.
Small, medium and large sizes.
46 Originally l.5s Jr. Boys Felt
Hats in broken sizes
4 Originally 9.9e to 1919 j..
Boys Leisure coats in sizes 4, 6
and 10. Labeled as to wool con-
4 Originally s.ss Jr. soys' Eton
Suits, sizes 4 and S. Labelled as
to wool content
orisinally 1850 j. Boys Lsi-
sure Suit. Size s. Lobeled os to
wool content -----------5.S9
3 Originally 1877 j.. Deys' Sport
Shirts, sizes z. 4 and 8----l.oo
Tie Heckt Ce.-Dowxstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
IS Originally 80 to BITS
Misses Sports Suits
1888

Woods and royon eobordine. Straight skirts with
two-tone fubock jackets :. checked cordgons
=. solid color Iunnber-jock styles Beige, black,
Il to 18
100 orieinoy 7e5 and ss5 AI-woo skirts-gey o-ound
peoted STYLE and nd-font. Bright pod white ground
Sizes IL to ls in the
SPORTS Shop, Third Floor. The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-03

Just in time to help you through
the suit season.! Royons and
cottons in an assortment Of COL
ors in the group. Broken sizes.
8 Originally s.95 and 1926
White BIouses-royons and cot
tons; broken sizes-------4.S8
Bioases, Third Floor,
The Heckf Co.
Evening star., 1946-10-03

I'll. Hsehs co.-Dovsssai,. Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Originally Toe
Mems Knit Briefs
3oc

Just 200 mems cotton knit
briefs with comfortable
eIostic woistbond. Small,
medium and Ioroe sizes.
The Heckt Co.
Dowssfaiys Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Seconds of
Misses Snussies
44c

Warm snueeies for misses
and women in smoIl, me-
dunn and large sizes.
LobeIed as to wool content.
The Heckf Co.
Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Originally 2.le
Shorty Pojomos
1.2o

Crisp cotton crepe shorty
pojonnos in stripes. Eosy to
founder and require no
ironing. Sizes Is and II.
Tie Hsckt Co..
DoUssfsirs Store
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Speciol Purchase!
1000 Sheet
Blankets No. !
Seconds
'2x95 ------ hsSS
--------- 1877

Other Sheet Blonkets at
2.02 and 2.27
Mode by Fielderest and
Nashua. Termed seconds
becouse Of slightly uneven
hens or soiIoee. But you
con be sure they'll wear!
wear! weorl White only
washable, Of course. Limit,
II to O customer.
Blanket Dept, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht Co.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
Campus Events Calendar
TODAY
At UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN


IT
AIS mUniversity Lecture Education in Hawaii"
jamin o. ws, Teachers College. University o Hawaii
auspices Of the School of Education, Rackham Amphi
theaeT.
SIS p. William w
Second Series Total Constitution" by DR.
Edward Samuel Corwin. Mccormick OF
prudece Princeton University lecture. THE War
before the War Rackham Lecture Hall
AT NORMAL COLLEGE
1890 mArm Honor Fraternity Alumni
400 p m-Debae Society. Room 200, Wech Hall
$50 m.-YWCA. Gee Club. Starkweather
1880 MAZDA Chi Sigma Fraternity Alumni Lounge
SO msororiy Business Meeting Charles McKenny
Sigma Tau, Room Kappa Delta
ma Epsilon Room 5; P Kappa Sigma Mems Lounge Sig
Sigma Sigma, Women's Reading Sgma Mu
Women's Lounge; Theta Lambda Sigma, Mems Reading
Room.
9Oo mPhDelta P Fraternity business meeting Recreation
room, John Munson Residence Hall
loVV mh Delta P Fraternity pledge meeting
John Munson Residence
TUESDAY
AT UNIVERSITY
4o p mThe William w Cook Lectures
tai Power" DR.. Edward Corwin, Princeton University
Rackham Amphitheaer ''
300 p mWashenaw Historical Society, open meeting The Re
hgious Faiths Of Washtenaw County: bv
Right Reverend Warren c. Peek, the &c Stel
horn Rabbi Jehudah NJ. Cohen he w P
Lemon Rackham Amphitheater
eoo D. m-Faculy Recital
auspices Of the School Music Lydia Mendelssohn
Theater.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
English Club TO
Sponsor Contest

The English Club announces its
annual Creative Writing contest.
Prizes are being offered in three
divisions: poetry, short story and
essay.
The rules governing this con-
test are: manuscripts must be writ.
ten in ink or typed; each manu-
script must be accompanied by y
sealed envelope containing the
name Of the selection and the au-
thor's name; all selections must be
given to Miss Florence Eckert OF
the English Department; the con-
test closes April "a; the contest is
open to all students OF Michigan
State Normal College; to win "A
selection must fall in one OF the
three divisions, poetry, short story,
or essay.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
BUY INSTRUMENT

East Lansing -AP - A latest
model European theodollte or tran
sit instrument has been purchased
by the Michigan State College de-
partment OF civil engineering to be
used in training advanced stu
dents in surveying. c. l.. Allen,
Department head, announced today.
The Swiss-made instrument, one
Of few in use in the United States,
combines a higher degree OF &C
curacy with a small size, Allen
said. II weighs about 15 pounds
and is about one third the size of
standard surveying instruments.
The instrument has approximately
so pieces OF glass. circles. lenses
and prisms and is wired for cleo.
trCity for use In astronomical work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18

orchestra division; in Class b. Ro.
meo, Birmingham, oxford, Milford
and Walled Lake Consolidated In
the banL division; in Glass {, Uni-
versity High OF Ann Arbor and
Chelsea in the band division; in the
Junior High School Glass Slsuson,
Lincoln and Washington Junior
High Schools OF Pontiac in the
band division. and Lowrey OF Dear
born in the orchestra division,
At 10 p. m. this gayly uniformed
army withdrew, tired from the dis
tress and nervous tension that &C
companies close competition.
Haydn NJ. Morgan director OF the
Michigan Normal Conservatory OF
Music. William d. Fitch. president
OF the Southeastern Michigan
Board and Orchestra Association
and a member of the Michigan
Normal faculty; Or. Clyde Nroman
OF Ann Arbor, Charles Yates Of
Ann Arbor, and Walter Chersack
conducted the contests.
The judges. George Vain, Ober-
lin Conservatory OF Music and
Russell Rowland. University Of
Michigan school OF Music, worked
from $3.50 in the morning TN 10
o'clock in the evening rating each
organization on technical accuracy,
huency, feNibility, Interpretation
and general effect.
Among the notables visiting the
Festival were Dr. Joseph Maddy.
preside OF the Interlochen Music
Camp. and John Munson, president
OF Michigan Normal
Those schools giving a perform
ance Of exceptionally high order
and receiving a first division rat
ing in both concert playing and
sight reading were Pontiac and
Crosse Pointe in Glass A, Oxford
in Glass b. and University High
OF Ann Arbor in Glass c.
The Pontiac High School Band
under the direction OF Dale c.
Harris. played Parade March No,
I" by Goldman. "Debonnaire" by
Leldzen and "Mannin Veen' by
Wood.
The Crosse Pointe High School
Band directed by Dewey D. Kalem-
Der, played the march. Garry on
to Victory" by Richards. "Debon-
naire", by Leidzen, and "Sequoia"
by La Casey.
The Oxford High School Band
directed by Kenneth l.. Bovee,
played march. New Colonial" by
Hall, Coronation. by Skornicka,
and "Debonnaire" by Leidzen.
The University High School
Band OF Ann Arbor under the direc-
ton OF Clyde Vroman. played Pre-
lude" by Guilmant. strings. "Har-
monious Blacksmith March" by
Handel, march. Occasional Ora
torio" by Handel. and Entrance
and March OF the Peers. Tolanthe"
by Sullivan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
Campaigning in Full Swing
ForWomens disqualification

an assembly OF all goods on cam.
pus at Pease Auditorium, Tuesday.
Mar. 10. at 10 p. m.
Miss Wilma Schweinfurth, Grass
Lake, a physical education major.
has served two terms on the Wom-
ems League Executive Board, held
on officers rank in the Junior Class
and the Nomen's Athletic Associa-
ton. and is an active participant
in all college social activities.
Miss Carol House, Fowleryille.
a mathematics major. is president
OF the Pan-Hellenic Association, an
officer I'm the Stole Society. an ex.
president OF the Sophomore Glass,
a member OF the King Dormitory
Council. and is popular and active
In college social life.
Miss Helen Rahm, Iron Noun
tain, a natural science major. is
vice president OF the Women's
League, president of the advisory
board, has served two turns on the
All-College Social Committee, is
editor OF the Normal News, and for
two ye,rs was a member OF the
Aurora stan.
The nominees for the other Of
fees OF the Women's League are
for vice president. Misses Joan
House, Helen Niparko and Irene
Saterstad; for secretary, Misses
Margaret Dohm. Barbara Teeple
and Mary Winters; for treasurer.
Misses Esther Riemenschneider.
Mary Dillon and Mary Stumpmier;
for Women's League representa-
tives on the All-College Social
Committee. Misses Jane Neafie,
Virginia Mclean. Helen McCarron
and Mary Alice Warner; Eek cutive
Board candidates. Misses Doris
Rays, Joyce Benedict. Ruth Ann
Kortier. Ardath Franklin. Joan
Meyer, Blanche Paynter. Irene Pat
terson. Rhea Parker, Patricia Spar
row, Judith Osborne. Patricia Pref
ty. Virginia Spaulding. Irene
Ringel. Gretchen Trap and Nina
WEIGH; for upper classmen repre-
sentative on the Advisory Board
Misses Joan Butler. Betty Coleman,
Leslie Coatta. Dorothy Demske.
Gloria Klein, Margaret Mokelski.
Mary Stevenson. Millicent Towar.
Betty Wilson. and Jean Wooden;
Freshman nominees for the Advis-
DRY Board. Maryanna Butler. Shir.
ley Beckman, Christine Church.
Gerri Moffatt. Evelyn Pratt and
Elinor Stevens.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18

With the Women's League cleo.
ton comm. March 20, campaign
ing is in full swing. The candi-
dates for president, Carol House,
Wilma Schweinfurth and Helen
Rahm. will deliver their campaign
speeches and the nominees for the
other Offices will be introduced at
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
Students to Seek Funds to
Aid European Universities

The World Student Service Fund
campaign will begin Friday. under
the guidance OF Misses Elizabeth
Koyach and Helen Rahm. The drive
will be ojened with a parade at
p. m. Friday. sponsored by the
WJmAn's League. The parade will
be followed by an all-college dance
and variety show at Charles Nc.
Kenny Hall. The proceeds will so
TO the w. s. S. F. organization.
Stud hts OF war torn Europe and
Asia are suffering untold privations
that are the inevitable aftermath
OF war. and many OF the univers-
titles and other schools OF higher
learning are only a semblance OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
Over Thousand Take Part
in Band, Orchestra Meet

ity to participate in the state finals
in Lansing April ~.
Schools qualifying for the state
finals were, in Glass A. Crosse
Pointe. Mt. Clemens. Pontiac and
Highland Park in the band diyi-
sion, and Mt. Clemens and Lincoln
High School OF Ferndals in the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18

The Southeastern Michigan Band
and Orchestra Association at their
thirteenth annual festival at Pease
Auditorium Saturday had l,l67 stu.
dents from 25 schools participants.
BY chartered bus. by school bus.
by private automobile, this army of
young musicians descended on lp-
slant to determine their eligibil.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
Rev. Harley Sipe
Explains Sharing

Rev. Harley Sipe explained to
members of the Christian Youth
Fellowship at their Sunday evening
vespers Jesus Teaching on Shar-
ing" Miss Dorothy Otto led the
worship service.
Donald Warner was in charge
OF the Friendly Hour and Jean
jackson prepared the refresh
ments.
Friday the group will meet at
Starkweather Hall at s p. m to 90
roller skating.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18
Shriners Club Has
ST. Patrick Dance

The Washtenaw Shriners Club
opened their 1916 social calendar
Saturday with a ST. Patrick dance
in the Fred Green ballroom OF
Charles ScKenny Hall.
over 400 Shriners and their
guests swayed TO the rhythm OF the
orchestra mid gala decorations.
Arrangements were made by A..
Peterson, president, and NJ. ID.
Obermeyer. vice president, OF the
Shrine Club.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18

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from your aches and pains will not do one
bit of good toward relieving the causes
Of your troubles.
Pain and distress or. natures warnings
that somsthinE 10 radically wrong with
your system something II let go may
lead TO serious complications that may re-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-18

their formC standing, II they exist
at all, STUDENT were told. Its for
the J 'rpose OF lessening the suffer
ing OF these fellow students ana
helping to rebuild these institutions
of learning that the students OF
American colleges and universities
are initiating this campaign.
To Address StoieS
Or. Harvey NJ, Merker, superin-
tendent OF a large manufacturing
company, will be the guest speaker
at the annual Stole Society ban
quet, March %. Or. Merker will
speak ON The Romance OF Medi.
dine.