The Ypsilanti daily press

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her aunt and Fred Mosher bad re

acted to her broadcast "What I

had to lay,” she mused, "certainly

did sound silly. But Aunt Alice

chukuo. In the Allied camp are Britain. United States, Russia, Can

ada. Union of South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Dutch East In

dies. China, India. Costa Rica, Cuba, Haiti, El Salvador, Honduras,

senior play, "One Mad Night,” n

three act mystery drama to be given

March 27.

In Ypsilanti Hign School first

floor show cases, Miss Margaret

Kennard, art teacher, has placed

three posters of Prospect second

grade children which show how

they earned money to buy defense

stamps and the purpose of their

collections. Robert Hawks drew a

wagon filled with newspapers and

magazines, James Murdock Ulus

trated how scrap Iron was collected

in trucks and l,awrence Edwards

drew a steel mill which was closed

because of lack of scrap metal

PLEA REJECTED

Lansing. Mich.. Feh. 18—INS

The State Administrative Board to

day had rejected a plea from the

city of Detroit for a $6,000,000 de

sense grant. Gov. Murray D. Van

Wagoner commented that "we can't

very well make a direct appropria

tton to any one community. It would

only he a bad precedent."

and Fred will, of course, understand

that it was what I was told to say.”

She bit into a piece of golden-brown

toast, and then took a swallow of

the delicious coffee,

v She was wrong about Fred and

her aunt, however.

She found this out a short time

later, when a telegram arrived.

It was from Fred.

“Was my face red? So was

your aunt's Stop We want you

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Ypsilanti daily press. (1942). Ypsilanti, Mich., 1942-02-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn97063183/1942-02-18/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Ypsilanti daily press, 1942-02-18.