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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

Stryc vratil sc Ike tretf hodi-
ne z lesa a zasedlo Sc k obedu.
Mezi jidlem pov1dal Karel O
SVEN setkan1 v lese a re no
mlady Nachtmann pozval do
dvora.
"Mlady je jeste k vystanf, a.
lie starry je obycejny venkovsky
lid, ktery vyzenil hodne pence
zbohatl temi pachty a ted je
pysny jake indicky nabob.
Kdyz tie pozvali, musfs jiti, ia
tam nebyl nikdy, nemohu ii te-
dy ffci, jak to u mich vypada a
jac1 jsou to Tide v spolecen-
skem obcovanf. To Wis O mne,
knfzecfho sluzebnika, tito bo-
haiti Tide nestojf, ale ma tobe
Jim zalezi, proto re isl profe-
sorem. ia do toho vidim. Eide
dovedou zachovati svoje deko-
rum. Ami o tvou osobu Sc jim
tax nejedna, jake O to, co by
rekli sedlaci. Professor z Pra-
ny byl diva meslce u stryce v
myslivne a milostpana re dvo-
ra 81 ami nevs1ml. TAX nekdy
tam mGzes vej1ti, mic to nesto-
il a ujde ii pGldne."
Karel zm1nil sc take O Bern
stejnovi a ptal Sc stryce, KIDD
to je?
svym bodrym zpGsobem. "Zde
Sc povfda, re je to bohaty Rus
a meska u Nachtmann1 "a pri-
cinou nabyt1 prakse v polnlm
hospodafstvi. Vic o mem ne
VIM"
"Rusky mluvf spatne," rekl
Karel, "nemecky jeste hire,
mluv1 podivnou hantyrkou,
mysllm uz Poole jmena, re je
to rusky lid"
MAS pravdu, tax tomu bu-
de-" souhlasil lesni.
"Rusky statkar by Sc nesel
ucit do Czech k zidovi."
"Povfdal mlady Nachtmann,
re jeho matka tezce postrada
spolecnosti vzdelanych lid ma
vsi a re je DANA vzdelana,"
hovoril Karel s pfidechem iro-
ME. Dude to S tim jejim VIDE
asi takove, jake u boha-
tych zidovek v1bec."
(Pokracovani.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Feud Over Home Sale
CIimaxed by Killing

CHICAGO. Dec. 26.-UNS)-
Anton Waskelewicz. 81, was shot
and killed today by Frank Kern
nozsiak as he battered at the
door of the Kernozsiak home with
an axe The shooting climaxed a
feud which began several years
ago when Kernozsiak sold Was
kelewicz house. the former told
police. KernoZsiak said he warned
WaSkelewicz to get away from
the door" and when the latter
kept hacking at the door he
picked up .3S caliber revolver,
flung open the door. and fired one
shot. The bullet struck Waskel-
ew1cZ in the chest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
ACCESSORIES
KERNS-BisEMENT

HANDBAGS, seconds OF bet
ter bags, wanted colors, re-
duced 10 ............ 49c
HANDBAGS, genuine leath-
ers. simulated leather, ENDS
of much better grades CSC
WOOL MITTENS, a so a
few gloves. drastically re-
duced to ,......e.. 49, bac
WOOL NIT T E N S. ehil-
dren's sizes, now 80. sac
FABRIC GLOVES, women's
gloves in novelty trimmed
styles. now ..s....... soc
NED l. Z A T II Z K
YES. women's and
children's, reduced for
clearance. now ........VSl
Women's G l. o v f S, odd
sizes, slightly soiled, doe
skins and capeskins 69c
Women's FABRIC GLOVES.
black, brown, some colors.
now .......,...... o5c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
IEIsIdIlL3
HI >'S-BAsENTENT

100 pcs. LINGERIE, cotton
crepe and printed batiste
gowns and pajamas. slips.
broken sizes and styles 39c
318 RAYON INDIES, pam
ties. briefs. stepins. tearose.
broken sizes. now lie
1856 pcs. UNION SUITS.
121zCe wool, tight knees,
built-up shoulders, r m
color, "a to a., now. e. SEC
so pcs. LINGERIE. gowns,
slips. pajamas. rayon satins
and rayon crepes, lace or,
tailored styles. now =. .79c
1856 pcs. LINGERIE, slips.
bed jackets. rayon satins
and novelty styles. mostly
tearose, SO m e irregulars.
now ..,....s.,-. ..... .Aec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
.I3K13:EZ
kFRNs-B,sEMENT

SHIRTS. soiled and mussed
from handling. Sanforized-
shrunk woven m d a 5;
white. colors; were Sl.S7.
now .............94c
SHIRTS. oounter-tossed and
soiled. Sanforized prints;
first quality. pre-shrunk
m a dras; whites, colors---
PAJAMAS. brushed cottons,
broadcloths, pla n colors,
stripes. hrsts and irregu-
lars, now ...............I9c
H o S Z. short and long
lengths. cotton-and-rayons,
ali cottons. blazer stripes
and conservative patterns;
irregulars. now 8 prs. Isl
GLOVES. fabric with leather
palms, cloth fingers and
backs, now ......50c
SHIRTS, soiled and mussed,
mostly white. hrsts and
seconds of better grades,
now .............. .Z5c
BLANKET ROB e. S, "Es-
mond" blanket robes. braid
trims. 2 pockets, corded
belts. all-over patterns,
blue. maroon, brown. all
sizes, now. S2,98
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Ann Arbor Couple
Dies in Ohio Crash

TOLEDO, Dec. 26. - Christmas
auto traffic brought death TO two
Ann Arbor, Mich, residents visit
ing in Ohio. John Mccarthy. II,
and his wife. 90, were killed in a
head-on collision near Mt. Vernon,
o. Lester w. Grant. q. of Belle
vue, O.. driver of the other car
also was killed. The McCarthys
daughter. Mrs. Betty Skeen. q, OF
Mansfield, O., was seriously in
iired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
[1VVTTZ;NiX
KERN'S-BAsEMENT

Children's RUBBER A r C.
TICS, 2-snaps. warmly
lined, black, brown; sizes
Ga to 2 in lot, now. 39c
Children's SLIPPERS. cot
ton sateen. felts, padded
soles and heels: red, blue:
g to 2 in lot, now -. a8c
Mems OPERA SLIPPERS.
brown, wine. padded soles
and heels, GA to ll....89c
Women's ARCTICS, 2-snaps,
black. brown rubber. warm
ly lined; high. Cuban, fiat
heels, 3 TO 9 in lot, now $50
Women's SAMPLE SHOES,
higher priced samples,
smartest materials and col.
ors, size Alb only, now 81
Women's FELT SLIPPERS
wine, blue, gray; flexible
leather soles. padded soles.
4 to 9 in lot, now 800. 69c
Boys OPERA SLIPPERS,
red. brown. wine. leathe.
or padded soles, Ia to 8,
now ............... 89c
Women's UTILITY SLIP
PERS, black kid leather l.
straps, hand-turned leather
soles, rubber heels, 4 to 8,
now oSc
Children's SHOES. patents.
brown. black calfskins. high
shoes or oxfords, leather
soles. rubber heels, 81 to
2, now ........... Loo
Women's SLIPPERS, felt
Juliets or Hi-lows, Upper
style. leather or padded
soles, all sizes, now. 89c
Women's FAN CY SLIP
PERS, closed or open toes,
rayon crepes, rayon satius.
cor uroy felts. flexible
leather soles, fiat or Cuban
heels, 3 to 8. now 49,. CSC
Women's Upper. BROWN
ARCTICS. warmly lined.
Cuban heels, 81 to. 9 Sl.00
Boys. Girls H o c K f Y
SKATES, sizes l to 7 in
lot. now at S2.19
Children's G L Y d + r
SKATES. adjustable. .29c
Children's DOUBLE RUN
NER SKAT E S. black.
brown. white shoes. g 10
Is in group, now. ..Si.79
Women's SEES OK.
FORDS, white or black
kidskin leather. combina-
ton lasts. to 9, widths IA
to ZEE, now .........SI.T9
Women's RTS OK
FORDS. black with alliga-
tor saddle, heavy sport
soles, 4 to 9. now. SEC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Lay Suicide TO III Health

Dependency over unemploy-
ment was blamed today by police
for the suicide of Allen Syme. 68,
of 1T West Grand boulevard, who
shot himself in the head twice
with .38 caliber revolver. Syme
killed himself yesterday in his
home. He was found by his wife.
Elsie. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
HdUIJ;IIE
KERN's-BAsEMENT

Boys S HIR T S. whites,
fancies, some soiled and
mussed. 8 to l41a, were
69c-79c, now .....3 $50
Boys POLO SHIRTS. long
sleeves, striped. small. me-
dunn, large sizes, were soc.
now .............. SIC
Children's SKI PANTS,
warmly lined, bib-top and
suspender style, 3 to 8,
now ............... Si.uU
Girls. Tots DRESSES. prints
for school. some soiled and
mussed, 3 TO 6 and 10 IL
in lot, were soc. now 3so
Girls Better DR. f S S E S.
rayon crepes, spun rayons.
good styles, sizes to 10
in lot, were sl.os and
S2o8, now ...Sl. 90
Girls. Tots B L o u S E S.
whites, lors, soil e d,
broken sizes. were soc.
Girls INDIES. tuckstitch
panties~ and vests. also
rayon panties. broken sizes.
were loc and 2Sc. now &c
Children's SLEEPERS. cot
ton flannelettes, pastel coll
ors. one piece styles. 2 to
s. were 49c. now 49,. Csc
Children's SLIPS, eottons.
some soiled and mussed. 2
10 Ia. were soc. now ESQ
Children's UNDERWEAR,
pants, vests. union suits,
some soiled. sizes 2 20 IL in
group. were 39c-69c. now
at ...... Csc
INFANTS WEAR. receiving
blanketsescotton flannelette
gowns, wrappers. gertrudes.
oooties. caps. ETC., were
3oc-59c. now 2Ic
INFANTS WEAR. infants
and TO ddlers' dresses.
creepers. sacques, etc, were
sqc-7oc. now acc
INFANT WEAR, buntings,
70 bes. blankets. dresses,
creepers. shawls, sweaters.
pram rugs, were Sl.0o 10
$3.50. now $3.50. .... 58c
Little BOYS WASH SUITS,
soiled and rnussed. sizes 2
10 8, were 59c, now. 39c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

100 p. m. Amos n Andy
WJR; Fred WarinG
WV.
100 p. m.-Vox Pop
WJR: Bob Crosby WNJ;
They Shall Not Pass. .CKLW.
500 p. m. - Ask-lt-Basket
WJR: Dick Powell
WWJ: Pot O. Gold WHY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
SPORTSMAN
216 BLOUSES. SWEATERS

215 BLOUSES, SWEATERS,
novelty rayons, rayon
crepes, cottons., Sweaters
in Atwood and cotton mix
lures, were Sl.00, now 59c
31o pieces. B I o u S r S,
S w < A T + r S. novelty
styles. some soiled. now 39c
31s SKIRTS. JUMPERS.
wool hannels, woodland
cottons. broken sizes and
colors, now ...... I9c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
EZNIIIiCl5H

kN'S-HtSENENT
HOOV ERETTES, fine print
ed percales. shocked col
lars ands pockets. small,
m e d u IN. large sizes.
now .......,. -. bSc
65 BIZ A N K f T ROBES,
misses and womens sizes,
small, m { d ium, large,
now ...,-..,S I,I5
l1o HOUSECOATS. rayon
eFrench crepes, misses and
women's sizes, now S2.19
d L A N N E l. r O b f S,
broken sizes IL to 10 in lot.
now ..#...... 81 ,o9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
Complete Radio Programs for Today
TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS

$50 p. m. - Strange as II
Seems WJR: Aldrich Fam
ilv WV: Fame and For
tune WHY.
800 p. m. - Major Bowes
WJR; Bing Crosby
WWJ.
1000 p. m.-Glen Miller
VIZ: Rudy Nallee WWJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

Royal Mishaps That Started
Styles for Modern Women. Any
Fair Wearer of Today's FASH
ions Who Asks How Did They
Think Up That One?" Can Find
Some Amusing Answers in The
American Weekly, the Magazine
Distributed With This Sundays
Issue of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
THURSDAY EVENING


WWJ-Salon strings-M.
CKIM-Conga Time-T.
WNYL-Harold True t.
WMBC-Just Relax-M.
WJBk-Eve. Serenade-M.
6:45 +. NJ.
MJR-World Today-T.
MWJ-Lowell Thomas-T.
WNYZ-Texas Rangers-M.
wENI-Antek Cwaniak-V.
WIMBLEDON Band-M.
700 II. NJ.
MIRZAmos n Andy,
MWJ-Fred Waring M.
CkLW-Val Clare-T.
MNYZ-Easy Aces-D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

WMBC-News. Philhar-
monica-M.
NJBk Musical prog M.
7:15 r. NJ.
WJR-Lanny ss-M.
WWJ-Dinner music.
CKLW-Mayehoff g. Orch
WYNN. Keen. Tracer
MJBk Musical Review NJ
1880 T.. NJ.
WJR-VoN Pop-V
MNJ-Bob Crosby-M
They Shall Not
Pass-D
WNNZ-f ntermezZo-M
WINGS Shades of Melody
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
EIUIKZIIXE
kERN's-BtsEMENI

MIN S-BfsEWFNT
10 Fur Trimmed c o A T S.
broken sizes, now reduc ed
10 -. So,uu
81 SPORTS COATS, misses
sizes IL to 20 in group.
now ........... 1888
43 Persian Fabric JACKETS.
hat and muff to match. were
$l9.75. now .......S 9.s5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
DRESSES
kERNs-B,sEMENT

30 Misses and w o m 2 5
DRESSES. reduced to $3.50
20 Misses and w m en-
DRESSES, reduced to $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

500 +. NJ.
NIR-Stevenson news-T.
NWI-Ty Tyson-T.
CKLM - Rollin' Honey.
WAY Bud Shaver-T.
NENI-Dinner music NJ.
MNRG-News
NJBk Pop Meloiies-M.
6:15 +. NJ.
NJR Music
NWJ-Lee Sm'ts-T.
NNlL-Serenade NJ.
NMBC--M Music Maestro.
NIBk-RAce Resuits-T.
$3.50 Il. VI.
NIR-inside Of Sports-T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
K14IjY
KERN's-BAsEMENr

800 PARKAHOODS, fluhys
and brushed woods. broken
sizes, now ...-. aSc
ESQ PARKAHOODS. b IN
nets, fur-trims. in most
colors, now ........ CSC
200 HATS, felts, also calots.
were Sl-S1.29. now 25c
$50 HATS, better felts, black.
and colors. brims and small
styles, newe Sl.98 to S3.9S,
now .......,....... 55c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
!IEIIX7
kERN'S-BASEMENT

KERN 'S-BtsEME>T
31s pairs HOSE, full-fash-
toned Chiffons and Service
hose. irregulars OF better
grades. broken sizes and
colors, now ......... Csc
90 pairs HOSE. rayon-and-
cotton and wool, m ostl y
gunmetal shade; small sizes.
now ............. Csc
$40 pairs SKATING SOCKS.
all-wool. also rabbit hair
and wool and-rayon wanted
colors; 8 to II in lot, now
3 pairs, $500
3lS pairs HOSE. chiffons and
service weights, full-fash-
toned. French heels; irreg-
ulars of better grades. 81
70 1919 in lot, now Soc
KERN'S-BAsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
l2.nO NOON

IL .UU MUM
WJR-Kate Smith Chats.
WHITE Old Dean-T.
CKLW-News Acct.
WNYZ-News Acct.
WENL-Hawaiian Melo-
dies-M.
WMBC-Bulletins-T.
WJBK-Popular Melodies.
12:l5 L. NJ.
WJR-When a Girl Mar
ries-D.
WNJ-Julia Baked.
CkLW-1t's a GIFT.
WNYZ-Vass Family-M.
WFNI-Waltz Time-M.
WMBC-Emery Deutsch M.
WJBK Mountain Pete-M.
1890 T.. NJ.
NJR-Romance of Helen.
Trent ID.
NMJ-Lee Smits-T.
CKLW Turf Club-T.
WNNZ-Farm, Home Hr. "
MEAI@Newscast-T.
WMBC-Detroiters Speak-T
MJBk-Popular Tunes-M.
12:45 =. NJ.
MJR-Our Gal Sunday-D.
MNJ-New in the Stores.
CkLW-Bill Lewis-M.
WENI~M Music.
WMBC-Mystery Melodies.
NJBk-Luncheon Melodies.
100 y. NJ.
WJR-Life Beautiful-D.
WWJ-Man on the Street.
CkLW-Happy Gang-V.
MMBC-Civic News Forum
WJBK-Polish Ladies Hr.
l:15 p. VI.
NJR-Women in White-D.
NNJ-Soloist
WNYZ-Between Book
ends-T NJ.
NENL-B. Crosby's Music.
1880 =. NJ.
NJR-Right to Happi-
ness-D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-26

cleran odd
of much higher priced Winter needs
LOWEST immediate clearance Because
will able fill Phone mail c. O.
Evening star., 1940-02-08
Navy Probes Staying
OF Officer and Wife
D. the Associated Press,

~ the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, Feb. "a naval
board Of inquiry is investigating the
deaths of 1t. George F.. Stanish,
jr., and his beautiful 23-year- -old
wife. They were found in their
Waikiki apartment yesterday. Both
were former residents of Great
Falls. Mont:
Capt of Detectives Benjamin
van Keufen said three. notes ap-
parently written by the 29-year -old
officer indicated he had shot his
wife while she slept and then
killed himself. His hand clenched a
service pistol He mad been shot
once through the mouth, and Mrs.
Stanish had been shot in the head
three times.
Evening star., 1940-02-08
Madden Backed Job
For Writer Of Book
On {. O., Quiz Hears
Letter Applying for Post
As Examiner Shown
At House Hearing
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND-
Special House committee head
ed by Representative Smith OF
Virginia has been Investigating
National Labor Relations Board
since December. Evidence OF
dissenSion on board and of al
legged discriminatory practices OF
certain employees has been un-
covered.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Washtenaw Rebekahs number 270 o'clock Odd Fellow Hail
Huron Temple Pythan Sisters o'clock election OF officers h p
Hall.
Ypsianti Eagles hall ia
y Huron ST.
Y Club dinner 5 ball Charles McKenny Hall
bring exchange
Lookout Committee. SIS m. Methodist Church
Aboriginal Research Club postponed until later date
Rotary Benefit Bridge Cleary College recreation
THURSDAY
Christmas turkey First Methodist Church
Huron Chapter zaak meeting Landy Han
Twenty Club Charles McKenny Hall $50 Carl Lndegren
host
City Hive Maccabees 1880 election Of officers
GAR Hall
Congregational Christmas meeting 2:3o at home
Lindegren
Union $50 church will be served
Christmas
Ypant Commandery stated conclaye
School OF Instruction; dinner $50 Masonic Temple
Auxiliary Guild. sewing in morning communion II
luncheon o'clock business meeting $50 at church
o'clock Starkweather troop seven
o'clock Rackham: eight $50 St Luke troop H. $50
Brownie troop 80 Woodruff troop three 9:5V
Central troop four. o'clock Roosevelt
b. Club. o'clock with Mrs. Arthur Reynolds
Teacher Association I30 In lunch room
Hobby Woodruff School 10 o'clock in faculty room oil
Woodruff School
Society Of Christian Service business meeting
worship o'clock; bazaar to 10 o'clock turkey
family style, 80 10 o'clock at church
Queen number l6 knights OF Pythas card party
o'clock X. p. Hail.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
Schaner Circle Plans
For Christmas Party

Tuesday evening at the circle
meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Amelia Koch. Schaner Circle of the
Dorcas Society Of the Lutheran
Church arranged a Christmas party
for their next meeting and an en-
tertainment for the Dorcas Society
semi-anuual meeting Friday at the
church.
For the Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Charles Hartman.
Dec. II. members viii bring ten
cent gifts to be distributed among
poor children.
Mrs. Fred Meyers presided at the
business meeting which was opened
with the singing Of the circle theme
song, Have Thine Own Way.
Lord"
Games were played with prizes
going to Mrs. Jerome Cheesman.
Mrs. l.. II Tyler, Mrs Hartman.
and Mrs. Belle Knaggs. The special
prize went to Mrs. August Maurer
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04

Ypsilanti High school Junior Divi-
sion Glass Dues party will be Fri
day. A local orchestra will furnish
dance music.
Committees for the party are mu-
sic. Leland VI Randall; games,
John Starwas. Miss Louise Locke
man. Miss Virginia Olmsted, re-
freshments, Miss Wilma ..Byers,
Miss Pauline Wright. Miss Ruth
Grothers. Miss Helen Brady; tick.
cts, Carl Lessner, Alvin Joslyn,
Donald Francisco; decorations.
John G. Dugud. Miss Martha
Lucent. Charles II. Sayre. Madge
Starr. Joyce Patterson. Lucille Hut
Crimson. Mildred Anderson, John
Hochrein. Marilyn Hines, Ruth Par
ker, jeanne Backus. Ronald DeVee,
Stanley Underwood. Bernice Swa-
ney. Barbara Hadley. Hobart Alex
ander. Maxine Laidlaw, William
Jordan, Merle Hughes and Ca lyin
Peterson.
Cleanup committee is Harold
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
YpsilanH High School Dues
Party Friday Night Planned

Goodsman, Audrey Boyd Ofen
Cady, Gerald Burns. James Evan
off. Iyele Grubb. William Graham,
Jack Drake, Richard Cazier. Nicho-
las Vourlltis, Thomas Shepherd,
James Miller. Patrick OHara and
Fred Horn; reception Miss Gene
We've Neville and Mrs Elizabeth
Haskell. Chaperons will be Mr.. and
Mrs Warren Cakes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Purcell. Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Dawson and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Winter Assisting on this committee
OF reception and chaperons will be
the class officers OF the seventh
grade, Mary Gambill president
Pauline Price. vice president; June
Campbell. secretary; Peggy Holt
treasurer. Jane Schrock,. seqior-
seventh council representative;
Joyce Hagen. seventh;
eighth grade, William Sylvester
president: Robert Coleman, vice
president; Hobart Alexander, secre-
tary: Ann Winter treasurer; Rich
ard Cazier senior eighth. Barbara
Orr. junior eighth; ninth grade.
Roger Kelly, president; Robert lib
bits vice president Fred Horn,
secretary; Roger Katon. treasurer.
William Hp.t. senior freshmen
David Nicoll. junior freshmen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
Albert H. Baylis
Married in East

Mr. and Mrs Charles Baylis an
nounCe the marriage OF their son,
Albert r.. to Miss Eleanor G. Pas
SAINT, Williamsburg. near Pittsburgh,
Pa. on Nov. is at the Christ Luth-
eran Church in Williamsburg at 8. 80
in the afternoon. Rev. Oliver f.
Graebner officiated.
Miss Betty PEASANT. sister OF the
bride. was maid OF honor and Lloyd
G.. Baylis, brother Of the groom,
acted as best man.
Those attending from Ypsilanti
were Mrs. Charles II. Baylis. moth
er OF the groom. Lloyd G. Baylis.
Mrs. Vera Wolff, sister OF the
groom. and Mrs. William Baylis,
sister-in-law
The groom was graduate Of
Ypsilanti High School and the Uni
versity of Michigan and has had a
position in the Westinghouse Elec-
trical Engineering Department. at
Pittsburgh since his graduation
three years ago. The young couple
are now making their home in Irwin.
Williamsburg, Pa
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
Members ofB. AndP. W. Club
Visit New Rackham Building

Members OF the Ypsilanti Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club greatly enjoyed a tour of the
new Rackham Building Tuesday
evening and later had their regular
business meeting in the shop
which is the art department
With the aid OF teachers in the
building who are members OF the
club and Miss Ethel Taylor. chair
man of the evening, Miss ora NJ.
Swartwood and the matron OF the
dormitory in the building. the
school rooms OF the different de-
partments were visited and methods
of instruction and the many devices
used were explained in detail. These
consist of orthopedic, sight-saving
mentally retarded, low vitality, deaf.
hard of hearing. and for adult
speech reading equipment.
There is also a swimming pool.
an exercise room, music room and
auditorium.
The dormitory Is arranged to
house "a children, Is being there
at the present time. Their living
quarters are pleasant and attrac-
tive.
Adjourning in the auditorium.
Prof. C. NJ. Elliott told the group
something OF the work OF the spe-
cial education department and how
happy and proud all we're OF the
new. building and modern facilities
with which they hoped to expand
He said il had only been in the
last % years that anything had
been done about schools for handi-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
N.N.S. Club Plans
Charities, Party

ms. Club made preparations
for their Christmas charities and
for Christmas party. Dec L., at
the clubs business and social meet.
ing at the home OF Mrs. l.. II.
Diamond. Tuesday evening
Mrs A. J.. Schultz was appointed
chairman for the entertainment for
the next meeting. Dec H. which will
be Christmas party al her home.
Mrs. George Demmons was ap-
pointed secretary to act during the
absence OF Mrs. Elwood Powers. II
was decided 10 give a basket OF
food and articles Of clothing TO
needy family. The club decided 10
spend an evening sewing for the
Red Cross. soon
Mrs. Enid McVicker was vel
coined back after several weeks
absence from the club meetings.
due TO Illness Nine members and
two guests were present. Mrs. r
I. Fitch conducted the business
meeting.
Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
Dances Being Sponsored
by Scouts at Harriet

Boy and Girl Scouts at Harriet
School will sponsor dances for high
school students and adults in the
gymnasium each Wednesday from
: TO p m. Proceeds from the
dances will be used by the Scouting
organizations for camping trip ex-
penses
Music for the dances will be fur
nished by a radio and recording
machine. Chaperons from the adult
sponsoring group, Friendship Cir
Gle. will be present.
From a new volume OF encyclo-
pedia books received at Harriet,
three students have chosen play
to present to the reading classes.
The play is The Bear and the Lit
tie Wolf" and the Character parts
are taken by Fannie Purdy, Eliza
beth Taylor and Dorothy Grady.
School pupils will have their
teeth cleaned and inspected by a
dental hygienist in the nurses room
beginning Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-04
HARMFUL IN TWO WAYS

PSYCHIC bidding may be cost
ly in its effect both upon the OPP
ponents and upon your partner
II they manage to see through
such a bid by you at an illogical
spot, it can bring you severe pun
ishment. II your partner fails to
smell it out. the side may get into
the wrong contract There Is an
additional important way 1t may
hurt-on a later hand or hands.
Your partner will be on the look
out for other psychics by you. and
sometimes will suspect you Of a
psychic when you have been
guilty Of no such thing In that
event, his suspicious may wind
you up in the wrong contract.