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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
Calendar Of Social Events

TODAY
American Legion Auxiliary, Legion home Christmas
bring gift
Prospect Study Club Christmas party
Corbele, EOS y 49, Ms Joseph Scharbat.
Mrs Hornbergcr. George Foster Leroy
hostees Carols exchange gifts and
a basket a needy family.
Queen Hive Of Maceabee followed by Christmas
John Altar business meeting and annual election OF
officers Sis
Church supper Christmas
party IN sunday School Of church
WaShenaw Rebokahs Christmas party O'Clock odd Fellow
R Bunco Club Harold Walcott Erwin
Waldo. hostess.
Queen City Knights OF Pythas
party, X. p Hall
Hornet Model Arplne Club, Ypanu shop
Presbyterian Nomes Union number O'Clock
Mrs R. r Rubison. number four O'Clock at home Mrs
L. g. Nofce
FRIDAY
Willing Workers Circle OF Kings Daughters all day
alive luncheon 1850
Mrs. George Ellsworth Bring gift charity basket.
Family night oyeeddish Program by Presbyterian
day School. Dinner. so A Christmas treat
TriQueston Glass party. $50 m. Alvin Ioyn home.
Junior Chamber SD Signal Co Night Ypslan
Heb School. Is
Carpenter Christmas party
o'clock luncheon ESQ; meeting $50. GAR Hall
Red sewing and knitting five, WEIGH Hall TO
o'clock.
Ypsian Eagles o'clock hall 711a
y. Huron 81.
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Crescent Ladies Aid
Selects Officers

Crescent Ladies Aid Society
members elected officers for next
year and made plans for Christmas
charity at their December business
meeting which was followed by a
Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Fred Holly, Wednesday after.
noon.
Officers for 1882 are Miss Mar
gerry Hurd, president; Mrs Wolford
Grannis, vice president, Mrs
Charles Alban. secretary; Mrs. Ar
thur Ferguson, treasurer. flans
were made for remembering i'll and
shut-in members, and to send a
Christmas basket TO a needy fam
lily. The birthdays Of three mem
bers Mrs. Edward Grannis. Mrs.
Wolford Grannis and Mrs William
Alban were remembered with
song.
. Devotions were led by Mrs. Stan
ley Rose who read the Christmas
story from. Luke. Christmas carols
were sung in unison and gifts were
exchanged around the Christmas
tree.
Preceding the meeting the 80
members. children and friends en-
joyed a chicken dinner
The January meeting will be al
the home OF Mrs. Arthur Ferguson
with Mrs TOhu IaRarqe and Mrs
Iyele Grub, assisting.
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MadonnaS Will be
Shown to OAR.

Members OF the Ypsilanti Chap
ter OF the Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution will hold their
Christmas party at the Literary
CLUB House Friuay evening, at 1880.
Mrs. T. Fred Older Will be pro
gram chairman.
Mrs. William Braley, Highland
PARK. will talk on her collection OF
Madonnas which she will place on
display Tor club members and
guests. Mis-. Bgaley is the daughter
OF Mrs. Elmer Brown who Was a
member OF the chapter before her
death
The collection OF Virgins and Ma
donnas which Mrs. Braley started
three years ago is insured Tor 5000
because OF tie .ar!iy OF some OF the
figures, most important OF which
is the well-kEoWn madonna "Piety.
This tisure was obtained iy Mrs
Braley In Austria. There are only
three in the world.
Mrs. Alice hishlar and Mrs. Har.
yey Colburn will show taeir collec-
tons also. Mrs. Older said.
Members OF 81. Luke's Choir will
sing for the Daughters. and Miss
Adelaide Smith will present solo
numbers.
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Fine Points in Bridge
nv SHEPARD BARCLAY

with the spaces. SO he went right
after the diamonds.
OF course. when East won the
diamond ] with his X. he returned
the heart 8 to the A. South then
had only eight sure tricks In sight
without trying for a spade. When
he did that. leading the J. West
scored with his A and ran the set
ting tricks in hearts.
The other declarer saw that
Vests only possible re-entry. II
he had six hearts. was the spade
A. So to the second trick he led his
spade J. The @ and X covered. the
9 was allowed to win. and the
to the 10 forced out the A. When
West came back then with the
heart 10 to the A. South ran all
but one OF the tricks. solely be-
cause he had the foresight to
knock out Vests re-entry before
he played the diamonds to the 4
which East might and did hold.
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Christmas greens. tinsel balls and
lighted candles scattered through
out the rooms OF the club house set
the holiday mood Of the annual
Christmas party for the members Of
the Womans study Club. After the
short business meeting during
which the Club Collect was repeat.
ed with sincere emphasis, little Miss
Jerry Ann schultz started the pro
gram OF the day. she sat near the
brightly-l.ghted. giftladea Christ
mas tree and lulled her baby doll 40
sleep 10 the tinkling tune o. har
rocking chair At this time the
Clue Chorus sang two songs. no
Candle Was There and No Fire
Liza Lehman. and Christmas LII
Ia Ballantyue-Moore.
Mrs. Paul Ehm3n then introduced
Miss Edith Adams who very charm
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Women to
Give to Society

The Joseph Fortunate home was
beautifully decorated for Christmas
for the December meeting Of the
League Of Catholic Women, We'd
nesday evening. Beneath the blue
lighted silver Christmas tree were
heaped the gifts the women had
brought for the ST. Vincent dePaui
Society.
At the business meeting Mrs.
GEORGE Ennen reported on the quar-
terly Deanery meeting OF the Ma
tional Council OF Catholic Women
in Monroe. Tuesday. She said that
home defense was the main topic
and that tie women were told in
what ways they can help in the
work.
After an appeal by Mrs o. J.
Cleary FOR the Red Cross, the league
voted donation Of $40. Mrs. Clelry
announced that ARRANGEMENTS are
being made for blood donors.
Mrs. Roy Connolly was appointed
a delegate to the Ypsilanti Council
of Adult Education. The league
dues Of SO to the Adult Education
were ordered paid. The women were
urged to attend the program to be
given by the Junior ChamJ er of
Commerce Friday evening for the
benefit Of the social room at Camp
The program was a Christmas
story beautifully cad by Miss Gene
We've Neville. entitled The Tran
gull Beasts, written by Temple
Bailey.
The refreshment table, where
Christmas cookies and sheroet
were served, had a lovely center
piece of red and white candles amid
greens and pine cones, On each,
guests tray a tiny candle in
narshmailow holder burned.
Committee for refreshments was
Mrs. Mathew Sinkule, Mrs. Bernard
Hutting and Ms. George Ennen.
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Christmas Party For Womans
Study Club Members FestiOe

ingly told the story OF The Little
Tree that Caught the Christmas
Stars" As second part Of her pro
gram Miss Adams read Is There a
Santa Claus by Jacob Riis which
gave all present the tue meaning
OF Christmas and a renewed con
firmation in the belief of Santa.
Miss Adams closed with a Christ
mas Prayer.
\ me to tes; the power OF OBJ
servation was directed by Mrs
William Bassett Prizes went to
Mrs. Walter Harris Mrs. Carl sig.
nor and Ms. Frank Begole Mrs.
Carrie Breininy and Mrs. Esther
Whan acted as Santa's helpers and
distributed the exchange gifts from
under the tree There was much
merriment as the gifts we're un-
wrapped
At the close Of the afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Sta.kweatler and
Mrs. Harol1 LeYerett poured g..
At beautifully appointed table. IN
red and white tapers set in a gor-
geous centerpiece Of greens. orna-.
ments and frosted glass birds on
lace cover glowed with a soft Christ
mas light that le7t much to the
spirit OF the occasion.
Committees responsible for plan.
ming this lovely day were the Music
committee. Mrs. Paul Ehman.
chairman. he social committee.
Mrs. Ivan Rau. chairman. and the
decoration committee, Mrs. Lee
B1ckus, chairman.
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Purse Reported Stolen.
BilIfold Reported Found

purse was reported stolen
Wednesday and a billfold found
on the street was turned in TO
police early this morning.
George Dawson. IA. sos Congress
ST.. told police about p. m. Wed
nesday that brown leather purse.
containing so cents, an operators
license and other papers had been
taken from the locker room OF
Ypsilanti High School between (
p. m. and s p. m Officers are IN
yestigating the theft =
Gerald Croghan, 31s Maple St.
milk truck driver, reported find
ing brown leather billfold at the
intersection OF f. Cross and Grove
SITS. about 4:30 a. m. today. The
billfold, which remains at the sta
ton, contained only an operators
license issued to Mathew Wisniew.
ski, RID. |. Willis.
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WaShtenaW RebekahS
Have New Member

One new member. Mrs. Mary Len
merit was added by transfer and
qualification Of new officers of
Washtenaw Rebekahs were made
Wednesday evening at the Rebekah
meeting in Odd Fellow Hall.
Mrs. Fred Katon. fair committee
chairman, reported that 1925 was
cleared at the fair in November
Mrs. Jay Cazier blanket club chair.
man. reported that she had turned
in Sl07 from the blankets. The Mys-
terry Pals were remembered with
Christmas gifts.
A birthday party honored those
who had birthdays during the fast
three months. Chairman for the
birthday committee was Mrs. Ben.
Jamin Parker
The kitchen equipment committee
presented the lodge with the newly
purchased kitchen equipment.
The Rebekah-Odd Fellow Chris,
mas party for members. their fan.
lies and friends, tonight, was an.
nounced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
Officers Named by
MayfloWer Guild

New officers for 1892 for the May
flower Guild OF the Congregational
Church were elected. annual re-
ports were made and committee re.
ports we!e given at the annual
meeting OF the Guild. Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Gordon
Spee-.
Officers elected are Mrs. Richard
Warner. president; Mrs. Harold
Dounsberry, vice president; Mrs.
Leonard MenzL secretary; and Mrs.
5. A. Disbrow. treasurer.
Mrs. James Bell led the devo-
tions. opening the meeting. An ar
rangement OF Dicken' Christmas
Carol was read by Mrs. Louns-
berry.
After the meeting. refreshments
OF tea. Christmas cookies and cake
were served.
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SEEK EXPLANATION

Grand Rapids. Mich, Dec. 1s--
INS-After leaving their machines
IN protest against a lack OF de.
tense orders. some 100 Nash.Kel-
vinator employees OF the Grand Rap
ids plant today were to hear Plant
Manager c. l.. Currier explain at
a mass meeting. The men. mem
bers Of the UAWCIO. walked out
late yesterday and demanded an
explanation as to why the plant
was not enjoying more defense
work. Meanwhile. their treasurer
was purchasing $4,000 worth OF
defense bonds for the union.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
Kitchens Topic for
Domestic Daughters

Domestic Daughters Extension
Club had a lesson on convenient
kitchen arrangement at their meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at The
home OF Mrs VI. :. Je ferson. D.a-
grams Of the members kitchens
were made and discussed
Final plans wee made for the
clubs Christmas party 10 be sat
urday evening FOR members and
husbands at the home o: Miss Ruth
Fem. Year books were distributed
Each member donated toward the
emergency Red Cross drive.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess at the close
OF the afternoon.
The club will meet again Jan. II
a. the home OF Mrs. Lo.es Lancas.
ter.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority Guests
at Holiday Party

Misses Dorothy O'Leary and Betty
Mckay were hostesses for a Christ.
mas party for the Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority at their home Wednes
day evening. GIFTS heaped around
the Christmas tree were exchanged
and a pleasant social time was en-
joyed
Refreshments OF fancy Christmas
cookies coffee and ice cream were
served by the hostesses.
The next sorority meeting will be
Jan. :.
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CONSIDERS UNEMPLOYMENT

Lansing. Mich. Dec 1s-INS-
Gov. Murray D. Van Wagner said
today he will confer With his war
advisors" before deciding whether
to testify before a congressional
committee investigating migratory
labor problems. Il don't know
what I can contribute" the COVER.
nor said, adding we seem to havs
plenty OF migration right here In
Michigan. or course I want to do
everything possible to keep unem'
ployed of other states from ours.
We have enough without jobs as
IL is"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
CONSIDER THE DANGERS

AN ARMY which vas spIen-
didly prepared for carrying out
an attack. but had studied moth
ing about defensive tactics. would
be seriously up against it If the
enemy launched a good counter
attack Of its own. So It is with a
declarer. II he concentrates sole
ly on the moves which bring
tricks to himself and thinks moth
ing about the precautionary meas
ures which prevent the defenders
from taking tricks. he will come
to plenty OF grief.
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Victory Eight Club
Has Christmas Party

The Victory Eight Club met at
the home OF Mrs. Sanford LeClair.
Wednesday evening for their Christ
mas party. Euchre was played. priz-
es going TO Mrs. Carl Casselberry.
Mrs. Jesse Person, Mrs. Oryal Town.
sley' and the special prize to Mrs.
Sanford LeClair. Gifts we're deliy-
cred from under the Christmas tree
TO each guest. A lovely lunch was
served by the hostess. The club will
meet January with Mrs. Cassel.
berry.
Thomas Haig will return Satur-
day night from the Case School OF
Applied Science. Cleveland, to spend
the holidays here.
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URGE OLD MATERIALS

Detroit. Dec. 1s-INS- In order
to prevent an unnecessary wave
of buying new fabrics, Detroit
civilian defense officers today
urged the public TO use old and
waste materials for black-out pur-
poses. The request followed a
OPM notice that there is no Of
fetal black-out cloth. and the warn
ing rush buying will hamper de
Tense efforts
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Pythian Sisters to
Give to Red Cross

Huron Temple Pythian Sisters
made future plans and donated to
the Red Cross, at their business
meeting. which was followed by a
Christmas party, Wednesday eve
ming at X. p. Hail.
There will be a special meeting
Dec. 80, and a joint meeting with
the Knights for installation, Jan. 5.
The knights will be hosts. 1t was
voted to donate TO the Red Cross
and to send Christmas gifts TO three
boys in camp whose mothers are
Pythian Sisters.
After the meeting the Christmas
party was held with exchange Of
gifts. Refreshments OF fruit cake
and gelatine were served by
the committee, Mrs. Edward Schu.
man. chairman, Mrs. J. r. Smith,
Mrs Melvin Peavey and Mrs. Theo-
dOre Chebowski.
Mr., and Mrs. Vernal II. Sevey
will 90 TO Fair Haven Sunday to
visit Mrs. Sevey's sister and broth
"a ~ "A ~ Va anu vi = lHti IL y n
son. her mother. Mrs. Melylna Pc
terson, and her sisters and brotl.
egs-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Kern, Toledo. and Mr.. and Mrs AT.
thur Veys, Detroit. Mrs. Peterson
will leave Monday for Fort Lauder
dale. Fla, to visit her daughter.
Mrs. William ellison and family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Thibodeau were
surprised Wednesday night by the
arrival OF their son. Edward. who is
Seaman First Glass in the United
States Navy. He has been given
l3-day leave.
Miss Ellen Carol Wright will come
home from Binghamton, n. Y, in
time to spend Christmas with her
mother. Mrs. Sidney J. Wright Miss
Julia Z. Bailey. Moreland, y. Y,
arrived a few days ago to spend the
winter with her sister. Mrs. Wright.
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EuEI OIL STOLEN

Plat, Mich, Dec. 1S-Over IS
gallons Of fuel oil have been stolen
from a storage tank on the proper
ty of Louis Pepper. 327S Newman
Rd., this village, since Friday,
sherff's officers were told today.
Mr.. Pepper says oil thefts have
been going on in the neighborhood
fer some time.
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~ of u. Y. Members
Attend Installation

Members OF Martha A. Beach
Tent Daughters OF Union Veterans
who attended the joint installation
OF officers Of Ann Artor Daughters
and Sons OF Veterans and Auxiliary
10 Sons. Wednesday night were Mrs.
Edward Graanis. department chap
lain, Mrs. A. y. Burd' and Ms.
Philip Waiting
The meeting and banquet at
$50 was in the Allenel Hotel. Mrs.
Grannis acted as installing chaplain
and Mrs. Waiting, installing secre-
tary.
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Mrs. Ross r. Hall will 90 10 An
COLA, Ind, Friday, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas A. Hunt.
and grandson. Thomas. to visit her
father, Thomas p French. They will
remain until Sunday when Mr. Hall
and Mrs Hunt will drive them back.
Second Lieut.. Robert Brockle-
hurst left Dec. 10 for the West
Coast.
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Mrs. Jean Wardle will take the
position OF nurse In Dr.. J. J. Woods
office, commencing Friday.
Mrs. W. l.. Kishlar has changed
her plans as to going TO st. Louis.
Mo, to visit her son. Lamar Kishlar
She will stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Harold W Gaudy. for the
present. Robert Gaudy will continue
his work in Chemical Engineering
department In the University OF
Michigan and spend the holidays
with his mother.
Robert Willoughby will return
from Temple University, Philadel-
phia, Sunday morning.
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GUARD SHOOTS WOMAN

Detroit. Dec. Sins Defense
officials and police today investi-
gated tho shooting by home
guard sentry Of 20 year old Betty
Mastin in the yards of produce
terminal Miss Mastin suffered
a superficial flesh wound in the
left shoulder and was released af-
ter receiving treatment at Receiv-
ing Hospital
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18

In announcing how the United
States navy planned to restrict
war news, Rear Admiral Arthur
J. Hepburn, above. chief of the
naval bureau Of public relations.
said news coverage would proceed
on a basis of voluntary censor
ship, but this would be backed up
py enforcement Of the espionage
law.
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Entertain Board

Mrs. z. G. Wiedman and Mrs. J.
E. MacAllister entertained the
board OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution today at l o.
clock luncheon at the home OF Mrs.
Wiedman.
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To Attend Party

Social Study Club, Ann Arbor,
will give an evening party for the
children OF the members Friday
evening at the Eberbach School
Mrs. W. c. Durant and children will
attend.
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Officers Rehearse

Officers Of Excelsior Chapter
number %, RAM, met at the Ma
sonic Temple, wednesday evening.
and rehearsed for the Mark Master
degree, which will be conferred on
candidates, the latter part of Janu-
airy. The next chapter meeting will
be Jan. II.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilapu Daily Press
wishes all subscribers TO re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press Office
at 40 before s p. m. or 2 .. m.
Saturday.
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Maureen O'Hara
Maureen O'Hara, 81, above. Irish
born screen actress, has an
nounced her engagement to wed
VIII Price, film dialog director.
sometime after Jan. 1.
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That bidding was furnished at
several tables of a duplicate
game. Let's survey the play at
two of them. after West led the
heart Q to the X. One of the de-
clarers saw what might be very
easy way to make the contract. If
the diamond finesse would work.
he could score five tricks in that
suit, plus two in clubs and two in
hearts, without ever monkeying
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dealer: South. Neither side
vulnerable.)
What Is the correct defense on
this deal against South's 4-Spades
II he had first bid clubs. and East
and West had named their red
suits2
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Gen. Lazaro Cardenas. above, for
mer president OF Mexico, has been
named commander Of MeXico's en-
tire armed forces on the Pacific
coast, from the United States
border to Guatemala.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

You know how clothss gradually lose thai
lovely new. white look, especially in hard ~ater.
A big reason is that the soap allows a gray de-
post-"lime soap"-to accumulate in fabrios.
But that's another way Oxydo is different
You see, Higb-Tsu Oxydol not only gets
clothes shades whittier than whole group OF
weIl.known soaps, bSf rs rieb extra ingredient
males OsydoLpasbsd clothes keeb UbHs longer,
because IL cuts down that gray deposit smaz.
ingly-tDifboEf bleaching
And although you may want TO use bleach for
stains or unusual pieces you II be surprisedtosee
how white the rest of your clothes get withoutit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

But. YOU say, "what about collars, cuffs, and
worn.in dirtp Don't they need scrubbine"
No. not with Hisb-Tea Oxydol that draws
out dirt gently and safely. just wet those tough
spots" work in little Oxydol, and throw
right into the machine!
Oxydoi with It's extra ingredient loosens so
much dirt everything comes clean IN the ma
chine.
So washdays so much easier on your hands,
20 much quicker and simpler. With no more
osp than you would use IL you pre-soaked
probably less!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

FOUND abandoned as tney came
through the district.
MOTORIZED EFFICIENCY
He sad he stood by a cross
roads all one day and watched
the panlcr divisions moving into
PARIS He had previously heard
that the German rolling stock was
IA lot OF Junk, he said, but he
-neNeI- SIN finer motorized material
even i'm our own army. The Ger
man soldiers explained some OF The
efficiency. For instance, there are
five things about a motor car that
are likely 10 break down first.
He'd forgotten them, and l don I
know them, but one is that little
glass bell over the caTburetor, an
other the Sclf-starter and the
others are little pins and parts.
Wei. every motorized German
unit carries these things as spare
parts. Every twcnty-ffth vehicle
in the line on 4 motorized move
us a complete repair truck carry
ing full crew Of expert me-
.chanlcs, all tools and spare parts.
IL a car, truck or tank breaks
down. it is simply showed TO the
side of the road as the column
moves ON. and the first repair crew
to reach II takes over. When the
repairs have been made. il falls
INTO Inc at a place comparable to
the one IL occupied originally and
moves on.
Although strictly agih' 'em, both
as votary OF democracy and as
business victim OF their aggrcs-
sion my friend says he honestly
dtttn hear of even one case Of an
t5ttsrt- French t-tvtiitft. He -Sttiti
the soldiers weren't ovefbearingI
or brutal They were plainly
bosses OF the situation, there was
no question about that, but The
commonaity of the soldiers weren't
taking any advantage of the fact.
OF the French, he SAID. the mem
are thoroughly whipped but the
spirit of the women may bring
that nation back fighting.
Distributed hy King Features Synd. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Joe Dragon Gets
End Ace al Red Run

Joe Dragon Of Western today
boasts his second hole in-one az
Red Run. 1t was made yesterday
on the 150-yard eleventh hole WI
a No. s iron as he vas practio{ '
for the invitational tournament
which begins tomorrow. Two years
ago IN the tournament itself he
aced the eighth hole Yesterdays
ace gave him 81 on The back nine
H. II Smith Jr sank his No. 8
iron shot for hole-in-one yeSier-
day on the eighth hole at Detroit
Country Club.