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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-05
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Twenty Club dinner meeting 80 Charles Mckenny Hail. DR. f.
Gortou speaker
Phoenix NJ, Fellowcrat degree, 80
Masonic Temple lodge
Society OF Lutheran Church postponed
Thursday evening.
Community band rehearsal o'clock.
Ypsilan High School auditorium
Nm Mrs Elwood Powers
Motherngers city schools 30 Ypsan High School
music
Professional Womens Club Business Meet
1880 Ladies Literary Club House Program talk by
Estele Downing, THE World Which We Live Mrs.
Marietta Bentley. chairman.
Yplanu Foreign this evening
GAR Hall
WEDNESDAY
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society, o'clock at church
Womans Study Club, trip to Lansing to visit Capitol
Rebekahs number o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
Financial board of DeMolay o'clock, Masonic Temple
Baptist Womens Union. o'clock church.
B. Y. Club dinner dance 7 &c. Woodlands Country Club.
Temple Pythian Sisters. O'Clock, X. p. Hall
Yplant Of O'Clock hall ia
" Huron
o'clock St Luke $3.50 Method
list Church; troop four. $780, Woodruff
Suits Us Club 1880. with Mrs. John LaBarge
Teacher Association business meeting o'clock
followed by social time Prospect School
lookout Committee, I p. M, First Methodist Church
Aboriginal Research Club Room 10 Ypslanu High School
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New Officers Assume Charge
of Meeting of Garden Club

tana" was the subject o. Mrs. Col
burn, who had brought with her a
quantity OF pictures and maps. pot
terry and data about the state OF
Montana where she and her family
had spent the summer. Peonies,
gladioli sedums and sweet-peas and
wild forget-me-nots were beautiful
in Bozeman. where her daughter
lived Warm days and cold nights
brought these flowers to especially
attractive bloom. Picnics are very
popular in Montana. she said, and
she described .ten days in Yellow
stone Park.
Mrs. Colburn had brought some
drawings and bears made Of cotton
wood by a full-blooded deaf mute
Indian. Flowers which she had
pressed and which illustrated the
wealth OF western flora were exam
ined with great pleasure by the
members.
Mrs. Henneke realistic recon-
mendations which had been made
By the board and the club acted ia
yorably on them. They We're that
$500 should be appropriated for the
flower fund: that the club should
adopt the geranium as the club
flower with the hope its use may
be popular in the community; that
the club help in studying flower ar
rangements by having window dis
play in stores once a month.
The president suggested that the
roll in December be responded TO
by each naming a word that stands
for Christmas. She asked that in
the voting today the Parkway Play
ground proposal which Prof. f. c.
Goddard had so warmly endorsed be
carefully considered.
Miss Mereness asked that at the
Christmas party gifts be brought
for the needy.
a new practice started Monday
night is that OF having four host
esses at each meeting TO welcome
the members as they enter. Those
for the meeting Monday night were
Mrs. George Cullis. Hiss Louise
Lamborn, Mrs. p S. Brundage and
Miss Clara Allison.
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Ypsilanti Garden Club meeting
was we'll attended Monday night in
Starkweather Hall, with the new
president, Miss Eugene Mereness.
In the chair Mrs Harry l.. Smith,
and her program committee distrib-
uted attractive year books whose
covers Mrs. Nalena Perry had taste
fully illustrated. They contained a
memorial page honoring Mrs. Seth
Mereness, who passed away this
summer. The officers this year are
Miss Mereness. president; Mrs.
Harry L. Smith. vice president; Mrs.
J. A. Henneke. recording secretary;
Miss Mary Hatton. spending
secretary; and Mrs. Joseph Burke,
treasurer.
Miss Mereness. in short speech
said that the members should think,
not how much they could get out
OF the club, but of how much each
can give She reminded the club
that its tenth anniversary year is
at hand and read data on early meet
ings.
Mrs. Mac Begole, past presi'
dent, presented Mrs. Harvey c. Col
burn. retiring president with a
beautiful silver dish as an evidence
OF the love and gratitude felt for her
by the Garden club.
How to prepare your garden for
winter was the seasonable subject
which Frank Paine discussed. He
said that fall preparations are for
spring as well, so that the greater
the fall work the finer the spring
results will be. There is still time
for trans planting as the plants are
still taking in moisture and develop
ing their tissues and root SYSTEM
he said. Plants with hollow stems
should be burned early, and the
location Of plants which naturally
disappear into the ground should be
marked for spring Identification.
A point Mr.. Paine emphasized is
that winter protection is needed
principally TO keep the cold in after
freezing weather has arrived and
preventing the hearing of the
ground which breaks up the root
system.
Flowers and Gardens of Mon
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O.E.S. Past MatrOnS
Have Pleasant Time

Past Matrons Association Of Ypsi-
lanti Chapter, number 119. order
Of Eastern Star enjoyed a pleasant
social meeting following a brief
business meeting Monday at the
home Of the president, Mrs. George
Norman.
Refreshments were served later
in the evening by the committee,
Mrs Norman, Miss Gertrude Muir
ray, Mrs. Irwin Smith, and Mrs. H.
VI. Frain.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Neir. Mus
kegon Heights. were guests at the
week end Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Neir.
Miss Frances Lister entertained
Miss Darline Friday, Jackson, over
Sunday.
Miss Eileen Minnock. Fenton, was
in the city visiting friends over the
week end.
Mrs. Henry Gruno Detroit. was
a guest Of Mrs. Alma Clough Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown. Hicks
vile. o., and Mrs. G.. A. Burd. Rom
illus. have returned 70 their homes
after a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs A y. Burd
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Central P.T.A. to
Give Benefit Party

Officers Of Central School Par
ent Teacher Association and room
mothers held a special meeting in
Central School Monday afternoon
and planned a benefit card party for
Nov 10. The proceeds from the
party are to go toward fund for
purchasing playground equipment
and for the school milk fund.
Mrs. Don Webb and Mrs. Frank
Gilbert were appointed co-chairmen
Of the card party.
Harold Clifford Jack, OF the U. s.
Navy, James Burdette, Detroit, and
Mrs. G.. J. Burdette were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
Cady. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Leon.
ard and son, Jack. we're luncheon
guests Sunday.
Mrs. Guy +. Ableson entertained
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Valentine, Hastings. and her cous-
ms. Mr.. and Mrs Karl Hafner, Ann
Arbor. over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ward and
daughter. Lou Ann, Flint, and Mr..
and Mrs. Max Laing and
daughter. Kay Ellen Dearborn
we're guests sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald j. Laing.
Miss lyah Lewis. Utica, spent the
week end in Ypsilanti.
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Mrs. Jennie Kirk was a guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirk, Dearborn,
over the week end
Mrs. Glenn Smith. Dundee, visit
ed her sister, Mrs II. J. Sanderson,
Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Cobb. Detroit. was
a guest Of Miss Myrtle Begore over
the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thumm spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
S. r. Wollam. Jonesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Sherman.
Pontiac. were week end visitors OF
Mrs Minnie Snidecor.
% Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore II. Jones.
Chicago, We're Sunday evening
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
y. C. Borgerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. L. Thomas. De
troit, spent Sunday with their cous-
in, Mrs. b. C. Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lucas and
Mrs. H. NJ McCafferty. Romeo,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Earle V. Evans.
MT. anu MIS-. Maurice compton,
Detroit, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Chubb for the week end.
Mrs. Edward Hale, Turner. Mich.
is spending the week with her SIS
ter, Mrs Charles Fournia. Albert
Hale, Turner and Milford Lee. Au
Ores. were guests Sunday at the
FourSia home.
Edward Macdonald has returned
from a visit with his son, Roy, Jack
son.
Mrs. Daniel Porter. Little Rock
y. Y. arrived this morning at the
home OF Mrs Ross Spencer.
Mrs Roger Griswold. Mrs Arthur
Madison. Mrs Vincent Hemmic and
Mrs. Leon Berton, Detroit, are
guests today Of Mrs. A. l.. Howard
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Smith. Mrs
Viola Form Mrs. William Carroll.
Robert Sloat and Harold Waite, De
roit. were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs A. H. Dahl.
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Degree of Honor
Group Has Dinner,
Entertainment

After enjoying dinner In the Meth
odist Church dining room. Monday
evening, Past Presidents OF the De-
gree OF Honor and guests went to
the home OF Mrs. James Hart for
entertainment for their November
meeting. Thirty-three were present
They played pedro and dominoes
and winners of prizes for pedro were
Mrs. William Renton, Mrs. c. F..
Beck. and Mrs. Edmund Hewitt:
and dominoes. Mrs. Robert Lambie
and Mrs. Pearl Woods.
The next meeting will be Dec. 2.
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Rural Events

TODAY
London
W. S. c. S. to serve dinner and
supper at the church.
Republican Women's Club Will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Albert
Jowett, Allison Rd.
w. S. c. S. to meet in afternoon.
Saline
Dependables of Methodist Church
will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Lee Hart.
NOVEMBER 6
Paint Greek
Missionary Society meets with
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Breining for al
all day meeting. Word for roll
call is Harvest.
Special meetings at Friends
Church today through Nov. 10.
Main speaker will be Harold VIM.
Milan
Senior Music Study Club and
guests at the home of Mrs Fay
Ross Prof: Bruno Meinecke, L. of
NJ, will be the speaker.
London
Bazaar and chicken supper by
the w. S. c. s. of London Church.
Saline
Federated Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Lewis Ernst in the af-
ternoon.
Third division OF Methodist
Church will meet in afternoon with
Mrs. John Camburn. Rainbow di-
vision will meet in evening with
Mrs George Byers.
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid will
meet in church in afternoon.
NOVEMBER
Sheldon
Woman's Society OF Christian
Service will serve a chicken din
ner at $50 p. m. Musical pro-
gram following
Pittsheld
Mrs. G II. Munger will enter.
tain Pittsfield Ladies Aid Society
Dinner at 1890.
NOVEMBER
BelleVilc
Guest night will be held by the
Bellevue Women's Study Cub.
London
Barnes School p. T. A. meeting.
BelleVille
Belleville Home Makers Glass
will meet at the home OF Mrs. Ber
nard Born for an all day meeting
Potluck dinner at noon Meeting
will also be shower for Bronson
Hospital
Sheldon
81 e,don p. T. A. will meet at s
o'clock at the school house.
Bcgolc
3. c. Circle viii meet with Miss
Sara Parsons. Cooperative dinner
at 1890.
Saline
Family Night Will be observed at
the Federated Church Potluck
supper.
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Knights of Pythias
Confer First Rank
on Two Candidates

The first rank was conferred up
on two candidates. William De-
Ham and Arthur Helfrich and a
new petition was bailoted on by
Queen City Lodge, number 167
Knights of Pythias. at their weekly
meeting Monday evening in X. P.
Hall.
An invitation was accepted from
the Pythian Lodge at Flint TO have
the Lesson of Friendship team visit
Flint. Dec. 3.
II was decided to have a joint
Thanksgiving party with the Pyth-
ian Sisters. Nov 49, The second
rank will be conferred next week.
After the meeting the members
enjoyed playing cards and dart
ball.
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NeedleWOrk Guild
Plans Ingathering
For November is

At the directors OF the Needle
work Guild meeting, this morning
at the home of Mrs. Joseph Thomp-
son, plans for the annual lngather-
ing, Nov. Is, were made. Garments
for underpriyileged children in the
city are to be on display from 8 TO
5 o'clock in the Literary Club
house. Tea will be served In the
afternoon to members and all
friends interested.
The committees for the Ingather-
ing are: Mrs. Leroy Lewis. Miss
Harriet Fletcher, Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Elton Rynearson, arrange
ments; Mrs. H. NJ Frain, Mrs. Guy
Davis, Mrs Maude Hurdley. Mrs
Edward Sweet and Miss Caroline
Lewis, tea.
Mrs. Alex Longnecker conducted
the business meeting. which was
attended by Is directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Russell
have returned from their wedding
trip to Niagara Falls and New York
City and have taken an apartment
at the Kuster residence, SIG n.
Congress St
Mrs. George Gilkey. Plainwell. and
Mrs. Maude Babcock, Kalamazoo.
returned to their homes at the
week end after visiting Miss Flor
ence and Miss Jessie Swaine sever
al days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Davis,
Youngstown, o., were guests. Sun
day, OF Miss Mary T. Campbell and
DR.. Louise E.. Campbell.
Mrs. Lillian Kennedy. who has
spent the past year with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. +. Warren Cakes. has now
gone TO Detroit to spend a few
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Ida
Kay before returning to her home
in Bay City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wiederhoft
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Holding
entertained Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Harlow, Mrs. Harlow's sister
and brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Brown. and Mrs. Harlow s
grandchildren. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Dubois, Addison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton lockwood. Hillsdale. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Held, Detroit, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Sales and children.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustave II. Seleska,
Milan. Miss Arlene Kirk, Howell,
Miss Ruth Parsons, Fowlerville. and
Miss Mildred McComb. Blissfield.
Miss Evelyn Gagnon. Mt Glenn
ems. was guest of Mrs. l.. r. Chase
at the week end.
d. NJ. Wells. Adrian. has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Black few days.
Mrs w. l.. Fuller returned Sun.
day night from Detroit where she
had spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs Kenneth c. Freeman. who
had moved from Tracy st. to 1881
Robson st.
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Fine Points in Bridge
By 4. SHEPARD BARCLAY

show no losses. but when North
refused the invitation to show any
aces. merely returning to hearts,
the side quit at game. One South.
after hearing his partners free
raise OF hearts. took a chance with
a jump to 6-Hearts.
The most expert pair In the
game used the bidding shown.
After hearing his partners free
raise. South felt that slam depend
ed on heading of spade losers
more than any other factor. So he
bid his spades on his second turn
and then rebid them on his third
turn. This showed they were at
least five cards long, and that
hearts were longer because bid
first. II also was clear to North
that South was trying to ind out
whether North could stop spade
losers. so he showed that ability
with 5-Spades South then went on
to his 6-Hearts. feeling almost
certain the slam must be in the
cards.
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Catholic Council
Adopts Bylaws

ST. John Parish Council of the
National Council OF Catholic Won
en- met Monday evening at the rec
tory. Representatives Of the affil.
lated organizations. the Altar So.
ciety. League of Catholic Women.
and Our Lady's Sodality were pres
ent.
a formulated constitution and by
laws were presented by the chair
man OF the constitution committee,
Mrs. William Weber. After discus
sion by the members and with the
approval OF FIR. Erwin Lefebvre, it
was adopted.
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-DeMolayS Observe
Educational Day

Educational Day was observed
and announcements o. coming
events for Ypsilanti Chapter order
OF DeMolay were made at the regu-
lar meeting OF the chapter, Monday
evening in the Masonic Temple.
For the educational program
motion picture entitled Radio and
Television, was shown by Albert
Furman, and talks were given by
Clifford Matevia, a majority mem
Der, on aviation. and by Charles
DAD Hill. on education.
The program for the district rally
IN Monroe. Nov. % and "A was an
nounced by Ralph Rienour and
plans for Parents Night, Nov. IS,
were made
George Norman. Jr, presided at
the business meeting.
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Guests Surprise
Mrs. Anna Stadler
at Birthday Party

Mrs. Christopher Miller held open
house Saturday evening from 7 o.
clock until ten, honoring her mother,
Mrs Anna Stadler, whose birthday
II was. The affair was a complete
surprise and 80 relatives and
friends attended. Mrs. Stadler was
the recipient OF many attractive
gifts including a large angel food
cake with decorations. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
The out-of-the-city guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wolf. Milford.
o., Mrs. Elsie Novess, Chelsea, and
Mrs. John Henning. Whitaker.
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HELD FOR SENTENCE

Detroit. Nov. 5-AP-Conyicted
Monday OF OBTAINING Governor Dick
inson's character, James J. Con bett.
SIS. is held in $500 bond for SEN
fencing Nov. r. He is liable to two
years in prison or $1,000 Gne. \
jury which deliberated % minutes
found Corhett guilty OF circulating
a defamatory cartoon Of the COVER
nor
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Friends Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Harris enter
tanned "a friends. Saturday evening.
at a lively Halloween party. Guests
were greeted with blare OF horns
and loud speakers and welcomed
indoors by a ghost They found the
rooms decorated with jack-o'lan-
terms and Halloween symbols.
Games were played, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles DeLano winning the
prize. The party was then adjourned
to the recreation room which was
adorned with shocks OF corn and
pumpkins. There Halloween stunts
were enjoyed. At the witching hour,
midnight. around a bonfire in the
yard. wieners. and marshmallows
were toasted and coffee and dough
nuts served
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QUARTET IN sELLEvlLuE

.Beleyille, Mich, Nov. 3 The
American Back TO Cod quartet
viii present programs each night
this week in the Grace Baptist
Chapel $3.50 Belleville Rd, Belle
vile. they will be at the chapel
each night at 7:i5 through Sun
day, Nov. io
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Mrs. Edna Miller Emmons. South
Haven, visited Mrs Gordon c. Speer
over the week end She was grad.
uated from the Normal Conserva-
tory in 1907 and returned for the
Homecoming activities.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eichhorn. Kali
amazoo spent last week as guests
OF their son, Conrad Eichhorn, and
Mrs. Eichhorn.
Mrs Lyman b Pettibone and
Mrs. George Parker spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs Earl Petit
bone at Dexter. There they found
Mrs. Petitioners new great grand.
son. Richard Royston Fowler.
Chelsea, born Oct. 80, whose moth
er was Miss Dorothy Pettibone, an
Ypsilanti High School graduate.
Floyd Fowler her husband. is seri-
ously Ill with blood poisoning In his
arm and is also at the &ettibone
home.
Glen Smith, Bushnell, Cal. Is Wis
iting his aunt. Mrs. Nora Holmes.
This is the first time he has been
in Ypsilanti for twenty-seven years.
He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Smith, formerly Of Ypsilanti.
Miss Ada Holmes has returned
from Chicago. where she visited
her cousins. Misses Ruth and Doro-
thy Watson. Miss Ruth was i'll in a
hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Oldenburg.
Dearborn. were guests Sunday, OF
Mrs Nora Holmes.
Mrs. Samuel Dixon, Miss Jean
Dixon, and their uncle. John Colts,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Geer. at Plymouth.
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SENTENCED FOR Perjury

Flint, Nov 8 AP -- Antonio
Munoz. 40. twice a candidate for
Genesee County sheriff although
never a citizen. received a one-to-
five year prison sentence Monday
for perjury in the 1884 vote regis
tration. when he gave California as
his birthplace.
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SHOWING A SECOND FIT

ORDINARILY. when a salts
factory fit in a major suit has
been found, it is unwise to bid
other suit lengths and thereby
give the opponents information
which may aid them in the defense
of the hand more than it will help
your side in the bidding But there
are times when advanced players
find it advisable to probe the sit
uation in a side suit. in order to
determine whether possible losers
there are taken care Of well
enough to justify a slam contract.
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Detroit. Nov. Sins Leonard
F. Mason. 80. was held by police
today after he allegedly kidnapped
17-year-old boy and forced the
latter to drive him to the county
iail where he attempted to see a
federal prisoner under the pretenSe
that he was a prominent Detroit
attorney.
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Allan John is the name chosen by
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Harris for
their son born Friday morning in
Boyer Hospital. The baby weighed
seven pounds.
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Entertain Rrldne Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris enter
tanned their bridge club from De
troit Saturday evening for 8 O'Clock
dinner and bridge. Covers were laid
for IL.
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Baby In Incubator

M and Mrs. Peter schoct. 1891
Z. Forest Ave, are parents OF
daughter born Monday in Boyer
Hospital The baby weighed two
pounds, Il ounces and is confined 10
an incubator.
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Announce Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bancroft,
204 Westoner St. Ann Arbor. are
announcing the birth OF a son Mon
day evening in Boyer Hospital. The
baby weighed eight pounds, four
ounces.
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On this deal, In n duplicate
tournament. the first bid by each
player was the same at a number
OF tables. South on his second
turn. however. produced various
bids at the different spots. In one
case he bid 4-No Trumps. the
Blackwood convention. and after
his partners response Of 5-Clubs
showing no aces. he decided TO
sign Off at 5-Hearts. At another
table. South's second bid was the
diamond suit which West called to
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-21
Paul Harrison S Notes
On 0nHoIbwoods S Foib|es and ads

time looking unconcerned. just then
an assistant who knew me came
over and said, You're wanted on
the phone, Miss Roach Boy!-you
could have heard their jaws drop
Right then I quit being Dane Ro-
chelle.
For while I had trouble getting
Jobs. Agents didn't want to handle
me because they were afraid my
father would be mad at them II
they didn't get me big roles, And
casting directors didn't want 10
hire me because they said If she's
any good why doesn't her old man
use her?''
Last season at Palm Springs, loll-
ing by a pool, she was approached
by a man with camera. He con-
fided I've got connections WIN
the Hal Roach studio and I'll send
some shots of you to the casting
director"
That's nice of you" she said,
"but I happen to be Margaret
Roach"
Startled, he took a step pack'
ward and plopped into the pool.