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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
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Continued From Page onel
T. Colweii. from the same outfit.
are experimenting their army
training with = oours. In basic auto
mechanics at Clover Park high
school.
Frank Johnson. paint man and
sports enthusiast. VAS home again
Monday following . living trip to
Chicago lie left Thursday and re-
turned Sunday, making q soc trip
10 Joliet. III, by hus
RI ooner. ss2. So Tacoma
ave. announced today the annual
picnic ~ former Aitkin. MINI.
residents would he held Al Point
Defiance park next Sunday.
Carl W. Bunch. pvt. 5th el. sp.
of Scott Field, Ill. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora A. Bunch Of Mineral. u
one OF az enlisted men getting
diplomas for completing the ~.
week radio operators and meohsn-
les course at the fields army air
corps radio school.
shirley Davis was among Ia
oomans who journeyed 10 the ocean
over the week end.
Merritt Coolingham. TAI m
log-scaler. 10 spending virtually
every spare moment aboard his
new cruising star sailing sloop.
which he recently purchased in
Seattle.
Ralph ". iipssek. son NJ Mrs.
kelsie Demnstus, s2it No. Huson
st, Ia now stationed with the Y.
s Marines at the nsval radio sta
tion at Port Blsksly. wash, re-
Gently being transferred there from
San Diego. Cal.
~ Ahe rfN AsHNF 1hHhnan FeHt
camp for McChord field soldiers
this week are Pvts. Thomas q.
Mcclure. Donald ". Corey. Clar-
enee .. Hyde, George n. Heritage.
Leonard VI. Thimmes. Andrews r.
Pecxuh. James y. Campbell and
Arthur J. Ray; Pvts. LIST Class
Clyde &. Murdoch. Clarence L. MIL
Ter. Norman Mock, James VI.
Crompton. John w. Collinsworth.
John X. Gellman and Joseph n.
Meylin; Corp. Lloyd ID. Greer, and
sEts. Wilbur Y. Camp and Roy
J. Moody.
Among marriage licenses issued
Tuesday st Reno, New. vas one TO
Jack A. Reynolds, 81. Fort Lewis.
and Betty Anne Beard. Is. Mo-
dssto. Cal.
Ray Daily IL having torrtd
week. Twice already he has gon.
To Hoods canal TO cool off during
the hot spell
GIady. Crooks has just returned
from . trip to vietors, p c.
Jack Mansfield njoy.d vso.-
ton recently IN Los Angeles and
San Francisco. he hitohhlksd both
ways.
Alan bell spent few days last
week AZ MS beach retreat on Hen
derson bay.
Deputy shsriffs Gus Paine and
Lsie Lathrop devoted a half hour
Tuesday 10 swapping pistols and
when the artillery vas finally re-
arranged by the respective swap
pers, the score Was two % one,
with Paine on the long end Of IN.
bargaining
While Utilities Commissioner
Robert ID. O'Neil Is vacAtioning
around the Olymlc loop and a.
Long Beach his office on ths fourth
floor Of the city nall has been
ripped apart from top 70 bottom.
He will return 10 find IL complete
" rsmodelsd. nth nee floor.
sound -prooisd walls and modern
lighting
sseptles took 70 the background
Evening star., 1941-11-23

He'll 60 to Borneo if he knows what's
good for him. Why do you say he
won't 60 far?"
Because" Dan says. 'all the time l
am sitting in the front seat am work
ing away with the cleats of my foot
ball shoes. l kick at wires and pipes
under the cowl and don't know what
do. But do something, because just
before l leave there is oil leaking from
somewhere all over my shoes"
He is hardly finished talking when
they hear the roar of a planes motors.
It's sick, jerky roar like the motor
doesn't feel so we'll. Then the plane
dips down right over their heads.
making forced landing on the field.
1t touches ground at mid-feld stripe.
bounces, and finally turns over at the
far goal line. Nothing happens for
few seconds. Then guy climbs out of
the wreck and starts to run for the
nearest exit.
"Rat-a-tat" screams Dan.
f1E JUMPS to his feet and starts to
run. But of course he forgets about
that parachute behind him. He doesn't
run more than twenty feet before it
trips him up. He falls fiat on his face
and is knocked cold again.
When he opens his eyes this time
it is dusk. The chute is still around
him, and someone is holding his head
The someone is his mouse Kitty.
He stares at her. "Rat-a-tat?" he
gasps.
She strokes his forehead. They got
Rat-a-tat." she says. "The other two
they didn't have to bother about
And the game?" Dan says.
ITS been called on account of dark
ness, with three minutes left to play"
says Kitty. They don't know what
to do. The head linesman is still read
ing the rules book. The referee is
talking to himself and pulling out his
hair. They've sent a wire to the rules
committee. The fire commissioner
swears he won't speak to your boss as
long as he lives. The Mayor is running
around trying to make peace. Three
cops laughed so hard they had to he
taken to the hospital. The radio an
nouncer got so excited he sounded like
static
"A drummer in the fremen's band
was so mad he jumped through
his drum. All bets are off, and there's
been no end of arguments.
Some people want you thrown off
= the force. Some others want to elect
you mayor. Inspector. you're wonder
full! It's the greatest story-book finish
in the history of football! 1t tops the
Rover Boys and Frank Merriwell put
together! How do you do it? How do
you always manage to jump right in
the middle of everything?"
Dan sighs. Jump, my eye! l was
standing up, ready to turn around and
try a sock at that Rat-a-tat, and l
slipped
The End
Evening star., 1941-11-23

crowded around the Of
ficials, and they are all
talking at once. Twelve
men on the field!" shouts
a fireman. "It's against
the rules!"
He wasn't on the
feld!' screams a cop.
He was oser itr
They keep at it: "You
forfeit the game I"
The touch d own
stands Get the rules
book!"
The referee pulls his
hair and waves his arms.
I'm going nuts!" he
means. "Hellsafire, what
kind of a game is thisr"
Then someone notices
Dan is with them again
and they bend over him.
The planet" he cries.
where's the plane?"
Cone" someone tells
him. disappeared"
"Rat-a-tat Ziggy is in
that plane" Dan says.
But he won't 60 far"
"How's that?" says
the Commissioner, who
pushes his way through
the crowd. "Rat-a-tat?
Evening star., 1941-11-23

CONSTIPATION IS notCreatedo over
night certainly 1t should not be
purged overnight by violent
methods that high pressure you
and leave you "wooxy." A table
spoonful of odorless, tasteIess
Nujol each night and morning
establishes effective intestinal lu-
briCation, give. continuing relief
from ordinary constipation. NOT
lust anothcr" mineral oil
Nujol's viscosity is scientifically
controlled to give best results.
Get a bottle at the druggists.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

~ dSiA NlAot uSiilOll ltllC
without Dan, and they
even it up as the half
ends.
The pilot circles out to
sea between the halves.
He comes back for the
kickoff, and noses down
to two thousand feet to
be sure of his position.
Dan can see the teams
below crawling around
like red and green ants.
They fly in big circles,
listening to what goes
on down there. It's even
at 20 to 20 at the end of
the third quarter. Then.
with six minutes to 60,
the firemen get a break.
They kick a field goal.
MY ten grandw Rat
a-tat groans. He leans
forward and taps Dams
shoulder and says.
They need you to score.
You got to 60 in there
and winr"
Dan looks down below
him. Il amt feeling
so good, Rat-a-tat," he
says.
Go through tackle on
that double reversed" Rat
pounding Dams back.
head down and hit the lir
can do it! It's for the CO
For the cops!"
Dan looks down aga
Evening star., 1941-11-23

the radio and the crowd is yelling. The
cops forward pass attack has broken
down. the announcer says. They're
fighting hard. but they're crippled
without their McGarry.
The plane is down to eight hundred
feet now. II got to allow for the wind.'
says the pilot. Il hope | guess right"
The firemen have the ball. says the
radio, and the cops are holding them.
They hold once. twice, three times.
The firemen will have to punt from
their own thirty. The cops will be set
back deep in their own territory -
and only three minutes to play and
touchdown needed to win. 1t looks bad
for the cops.
Get ready. buddy" says the pilot.
He leans over and opens the door next
to Dan.
"Gosh~ Dan means. Its sort of
long way. isn't it?'
The old college tryr' Rat-a-tat
yells.
"NowT says the pilot. "NoiOr'
The door next to Dan is swinging
open. He stands up. and then some
how it happens. He's in the air. He's
falling through space and tugging at
the cord of that chute and the chute
won't open. Then something hits him
under both arms, his jaw snaps, and he
looks up and sees a ceiling of white
silk over his head. He floats down.
swaying.
He looks down at the ground. The
figures are larger now. They haven't
seen him yet. The firemen are coming
out of their huddle and it looks like
red ball breaking into bits. Dan is only
a hundred feet up as he sails toward
the line of scrimmage. He's less than
that when the fremen's fullback
punts. Dan watches.
lr's high spiral. The ball comes up,
up, getting bigger all the time. 1t can't
come much higher, he thinks. It's at
its peak. It's right under him. Then it
sails past and above him. He waits for
it to fall and it doesn't. So he looks up.
There's high wind carrying him at
an angle - and there is that football
nesting in his chute like peanut in a
big white soup BOWL
Down below, twenty-five players
are standing still and waving their
arms at this parachute guy that comes
out of the sky to grab off punt. From
the grandstand comes roar like a
small earthquake. The wind does a
quick shift and the ball is free. 1t
drops - and all Dan has to do is hold
out his arms and there it is! He sails
along, hugging that ball, about forty
feet over the linesman's head.
The white chalk lines slip by under
meath Dan. He's sailing fast. Over the
firemen's twenty-yard line a fireman
tackle jumps to grab at his feet. Over
the ten he's inches from the ground.
And just at the goal line he lands.
He lands, but ne doesn't stop. The
wind carries the chute and the chute
Evening star., 1941-11-23

buddy! Up herew Then the game gets
under way. and he is so excited he
almost forgets the spot he is in.
At first it looks like walkaway for
the firemen. They score twice in the
first quarter. Then the cops take to
forward passing, because they can't
Evening star., 1941-11-23

carries Dan until the white silk is
wrapped around the goal post. Dan
meets tR goal post head-on. 1t
cracks, and Dan is knocked out cold.
When he opens his eyes there is
such noise he wishes he was asleep
again. Two whole football teams are
Evening star., 1941-11-23
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
LAST-MINUTE McGARRY
Continued from pogs twenty

stomach does slow back bend. Rat
a-tat," he says, maybe we can figure
some other way?"
WELL" barks Rat-a-tat, twisting
his gun into Dams back, there's this
way! Make up your mind"
The firemen's band is playing over
Evening star., 1941-11-23
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
Eighth Grade Graduates
HOnored by Salem p. T. A.

Salem. Mich. May S0-The fol-
lowing program was carried out
Tuesday evening at the Federated
Church dining room when the local
Parent Teachers Association spon'
sored banquet In honor OF the
eighth grade graduates.
The graduates were. Edwina Dick
erson. Tamenund Dickerson, Frank
Kocian. Evelyn Mankin and Albert
Tobin. The invocation Was given
by Rev. Lucia Stroh followed by a
song by the seventh graders In
honor OF graduates. Joyous Day"
Glass prophecy was given by Al
bert Tobin: class will by Evelyn
Mankin. giftatory by Patricia
Wsid; valedictory by EdNina Dick.
erson, and song BY the Trap
Triplets The address was given by
Edward Heyman. Of Ypsilanti High
school
Benediction was pronounced by
Rev. Cora Pencil
The seventh graders served az
the banquet and committees that
made IL a success were. Mrs.
Adolph Trap. chairman; Mrs. Re
getE. program: Mrs Hewitt. decor
ating; Mrs {, o. Hammond. dining
room and Mrs. Hardesty, Kitchen.
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srlEAsrp 81 CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION

Don't worry" said Joel. IF tin
please you any, I'll show Bill the
bump on my head. and tell him all
the details"
"Oh, Joel-please don't talk like
thatw Eve begged. "You sound so
hard. You don't sound bit like
the Joel I love-"
Joel caught his breath sharply.
what was that?" he asked.
What was that you said ?"
II said you didn't sound bit like
the Joel I love-"
Then l DID hear you" said
Joel. But you needn't pretend you
love me, just because you almost
Drained me. That's not necessary.
"Joel Lee Randall" said Eve.
Look at me-"
II AM looking at you"
Nov. if you low, me, say So"
"Of course love you, you lovely
little idiot" said Joel. I've loved
you since the day you ruined my
collards, right up until now, when
you lift me with poker"
They began to laugh.
Then Joel went to Eve. He pulled
her to her feet, held her close.
do you mean 1t, Eve?" he
asked, his voice husky with emo
ton. DO you really love me?"
Yes, Joel, l really mean It," said
Eve. Il think began to fall in love
with you the very day fell among
the collards. IL just got
mixed up when Bill came along.
looking so much like Carey Watts"
you know now it's not Bill you
love ?" said Joel.
Eve nodded. II was in love with
a memory, just like you said" she
replied. "And when Bill made me
promise to disassociate him from
Carey, and then tell him whether
or not loved him, found that it
1t Just didn't work out in Bilis ia
vor. The moment I made myself
disassociate the two men, I found
myself thinking all the time Of you.
Joel"
"Darling!" said Joel, holding her
close.
And the other night when you
kissed me-" Eve went on, Il knew.
There was something about your
kiss, Joel, that told me you were
the man loved. You put tender
ness, sweetness and world Of love
into that kiss-short as II was, and
I knew then that Carey was gone
forever, in memory as well as in
fact, and that Bill didn't mean a
thing in my young life"
"And yet you still went on trying
to be his inspiration" Joel remind
ed her. You even went so far as to
plan this melodrama in which
played such losing part"
Eyes, 1 know" said Eve. But !
wanted Bill to hurry up, get his
material, and 20 away. II
thought you ard I, Joel. could have
so much better a time together IL
that terribly good-looking cousin
Of yours was out Of the picture"
Ito Be Continued)
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CHAPTER FORTY-THREE

CHAPTER FORTY-THREE
II THOUGHT you were Bill" ex-
planned Eve to Joel, who was
speechless by this time. II mean
IL wanted to get him tied up,
help him get an idea for his book.
You told me you'd be in Asheville
today, and II thought Bill would
be here alone"
"Well, Of all the insane lengths
to go to help a man, this takes the
cakew Joel said. "YoL mean to say
you hired these men to do a thing
that might cost Bill his life ?"
THE rifle wasn't loaded" said
Eve.
"Oh, yes 1t was. ! loaded it my
self"
"And I slipped in one day and
unloaded it," said Eve. zone day
when you and Bill were both
away"
"Gosh!" said Joel. you MUST
have wanted to inspire him." He
was calmer now. "Why didn't you
tell me all this while you were I'M
tying me?"
II thought I'd keep quiet" said
Eve, "and-and-ma it seem like
the real thing. Bill could have writ
ten about its happening to you in
stead Of him, and"
"And done a rousing chapter for
his book" Joel cut in. II get it."
I'm er-waitin'," said Zeb. ME
an Ike's not got all Gay. We'uns
wants three dollars more"
well, you'll not get it," said
Joel.
"You'uns keep outer this"
snapped Zeb.
Joel turned to Eve. where on
earth did you ever find this man
and his pal? ?" he asked. They're
the two ]. told you about meeting
the day stumbled onto the
abandoned still"
They're two Of my Sunset
school pupils" said Eve.
Good Lordi"
TcucdI Scu ltltHt-NOTkeO Will
them for days" Eve went on. Il
did 30 want their little act to I'M
press Bill. He's having such a hard
time with the mountain story"
Bill Bill Bill" said
Joel. I'm so sick of that name,
could smash things" He glared at
zeb. you get out of here. Miss Eve
paid you what she promised.
You're not going to get any more"
"Shet up!" zeb said again.
Eve stepped closer to him, sniff
Eng. "Zeb, you've been drinking"
she said. That's why you're acting
like this. Now, you get right out Of
here this moment"
Not until me and Ike gifts our
other money" zeb said stubbornly.
You're going NOW" said Joel.
And without any more money"
He made move as though to push
Zeb out of the door.
And then II happened.
zeb grabbed him about the waist.
Joel! zebl" Eve cried. stop it."
But there was no stopping. And
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
NeiCs From Whitaker

Ethel Gsrrod spent Sunday after.
noon In Detroit and were visitors
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. VII.
liam Strawblown.
John BobicI Jr.. Steven BobicI.
Joseph Stehna and Fred Hunkler,
Erie. spent sunday hshing near
Bay City.
MIR. and Mrs Harold Osborn.
Ferndale, spent Sunday with Mrs
osborn's parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Osborn
Mrs. Henry Richards. Ypsilanti.
visited Mrs. Sanford Bodley Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Lowe. Sr.
and Carl, Jr- spent Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Butler
Mrs. William Graham and son
and parents. MIR. and Mrs. John
Houck. visited their brother and
son, Henry Schroan and daughter
Edna. Thursday evening.
Mrs, Kenneth Ooherty. Ann Ar
Dor. visited Mr. and Mrs. O. Y.
vedder Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Williams
spent Sunday afternoon with their
aunt. Mrs. Lottie FranNorth, Lin.
coin Park.
Mrs. Henry Kramer and dauEh-
ter Edna. Mooreyille. spent sun
day evening with their daughter
and son-in-lav, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Lamkin and family
Mrs. W. J. Bodlcy was sun.
day guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thur.
low Bodley, Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs q. r Nedder spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
c. w. Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs Grover Wallace.
Toledo Mrs. Oscar Berkley and
daughter, Milan. and Mrs. Herman
Oelka, Milan, visited their mother
Mrs. Nellie Fullerton, at the home
OF her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs Robert Brown. Sunday.
Miss Thelma Powell spent sun.
day evening AZ the c. W. Lowe
home,
Mrs. Fred Grimm spent Tuesday
evening with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest Williams.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Brown. Ypsi.
lanti. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sasser. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Jones
and Mrs. Nolais. Mr. and Mrs. y.
A. r. Rigbey and children. Dear.
born. Mr. and Mrs. Hayatt and
son. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl B.
Allen, Detroit: Mr.. and Mrs. Jack.
son. Walled Lake: Miss Shirley
Weaver. Dearborn spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Lewis.
They helped Mrs Lewis celebrate
her birthday. which was sur
prise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fry. Milan.
visited Mrs. W J. Bodley Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Wilson were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Sanford
Bodley Sunday
Guests at the e. W. Lowe home
Friday were Mr. and Mrs. VI. T..
Furgeson and Mrs. Mcdonald,
Trenton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30

presently the cabin was seeing an
other fight. Once again two men
were rolling over its floor, banging
this, banging that-and making a
general wreck Of things. Eve ran
around in circles, trying to pull
Joel off Zeb, and then trying to pull
Zeb off Joel. 1t was when she saw
that Joel was getting the worst of
it that she caught up an iron poker
from beside the hearth.
With the poker held high In her
hand she went back to her circle
running. She tried to find an OPEN
ing. 1t took time, as the two men
weren't still very long. Then, all at
once, she saw the opening for
which she had been looking. She
brought the poker down with con-
siderable force. The opening was
no longer there - the opening
through which she had hoped to hit
Zeb over the head. She hit Joel in
stead.
He groaned and collapsed in a
heap.
"Ohw Eve cried, Mortified. IL
hit the wrong mani"
Zeb, seeing that Joel was no
longer able to put up a fight. and
now pretty well sobered up, leaped
to his feet.
IL reckon Ike and nell fergit
erbout that thar other three dol
lars" he said, painting for breath.
Get out of here!" Eve yelled,
turning upon the mountaineer.
Look what you made me do! Get
out of here before IL brain you.
She rushed at Zeb, f1ourishing the
poker.
Zeb made for the door.
"You'uns is shore er Wildcat"
he said.
And then he disappeared into the
night
Eve dropped the poker and ran
to Joel, who was lying still and ST.
lent upon the floor. She sank to her
knees beside him, lifted his head,
and Graded 1t against her breast
JOEL" she called. "Joel, look at
me. Joel, DARLINGw
Joel opened his eyes slowly. He
shook his head and groaned.
"Whew!" he said. He must have
hit me with the kitchen stove"
1T was the poker" said Eve.
"And I hit you"
your Joel arose to a sitting po-
sition. well, for the love of Mike
what was the idea?"
Il wanted to hit Zeb," said Eve.
He was getting the best Of you"
Tears came into her lovely eyes.
"Oh, Joel, I'm so sorry. l wouldn' I
hurt you for worlds"
You wouldn't any more think Of
hurting me-" said Joel, than you'd
think Of loving me. I understand"
He got to his feet well, anyway,
it's too bad Bill wasn't around
some place taking notes"
Eve walked over to a chair and
sank down In II.
Trying 10 be helpful Is devilish
business" she said
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
IL a. m.-Sunday School.

London Community Methodist
1878 Plank Rd.
Rev. Luren Strait. pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday School. Mrs.
Frances Bird. superintendent; Will
liam Smell. assistant; Mrs. Arlia
Cline, children's superintendent.
IL a. m.-Sunday worship sery-
ice.
8 p. m. Young People and Chill
dren's meeting.
s p. m.-Thursday. every week.
prayer meeting and Bible study.
Men OF London meet the first
Friday evening OF each month.
Theron Painter. president.
Young People and intermediate
classes meet the third Friday eve
nins Of each month. Lee Bird.
president.
Alpha Glass meets the fourth
Friday evening OF each month.
Mrs. Arlia Cline, president.
Official Board meets the sec
ond Monday evening Of each month.
Woman's Society of Christian
Service meets the second Thursday
and the third Wednesday OF each
month. Mrs. George Hammond.
president.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30

Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts and
daughter Ivah we're Detroit visitors,
Monday.
Miss Ruth Penneli. who IA in
training for a nurse at ST. Joseph
Hospital. Ann Arbor. Is spending
three weeks vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy l.. Pennell
Mrs. Cloyd Hardesty and Mrs.
Frank Buers were visitors In Plym-
outh Monday.
Mrs. Thelma Dickle and Mrs.
Weiss. South Lyon, and Mrs. Julia
Foreman. spent last Saturday in
Detroit.
Mrs. Fred Rider spent last week
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Long,
Hand Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stacey Wis
tied their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Heintz on Tower
Rd.. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. A. Foster. De
troit, were dinner guests OF Mrs
Julia Foreman. Afternoon visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Renwick
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30

and daughters. Shirley. and Sharon.
South Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Buers. Ypsi-
lanti. were Sunday dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buers. Evening
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Allen. Ypsilanti
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rider were
sunday dinner guests at the Carl
Bingle home. Wayne.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
ANNUAL PICNIC HELD
BY SALEM UNION SCHOOL

The Salem Union annual SCHOOL
picnic will be held al Riverside
Park near Worthwhile June 6. Cars
will meet at the school at II o.
clock In the forenoon so transporta.
ton can be provided for all who
haven't a way TO ride.
Members are to bring sandwich.
es and one passing dish. Ice cream
and coffee will he furnished by the
Parent Teachers Association. All
former school pupils may attend.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
RESORT OPERATOR FINED

Mt. Clemens. May 30 - Paul
Lafata. a., Detroit, former proprie.
tor OF Blossom Heath. Macomb
County dance resort, today was un-
der a three-year probation imposed
by Circuit Judge James F.. Spier
for liquor violation July Is. 1910.
Lafata was fined $3.50.