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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30
FIFTH ANNUAL ACCOUNT
or TRUSTEE

No sllos
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
hate Court for the County OF WASH
tsnaw.
At session ~ said Court. Aeld at
the Probate office in the CITY OF
Ann Arbor IN said County. on the
18th day OF May A. p 1851
Present. Hon. Jay G. Pray. judge
Of Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Henry r. scovill. Deceased
John p kirk, having filed IN said
Court his str Annual account as
Trustee Of said estate. and his nett
ton praying for the allowance there
Of
II Is Ordered That the 18Th dsv ~
June A. p. l9fi az ten o'clock in
the forenoon. At said Probate Of
flee. be and e. hereby appointed for
examining and allowing said account.
II is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof re given by pubica-
ton Of a copy Of this order. for
three successive weeks previous 10
said day Of hearing. IN the YpAi-
lanti Daily Press. a newspaper Print
ed and circulated IN said County.
JAY G. PRAY. Judge Of Probate
A true copy.
Nora - Borgert. Register Of Pro-
bate
Adv 5-6nf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30

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garage: quiet street. West side:
$500. terms.
I ROOMS bath. extra toilet and
lavatory. fun basement. front
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terms.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30

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art student, has incorporated him
self as the Fred Alexander asso-
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the Bahamas and West Indies
where he will spend the summer
painting Each purchaser OF
subscription will receive water
color painting, he says,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-30

I ROOMS bath. extra toilet and
lavatory: fun basement. front
screened porch. rear porch. gar
age; paved street. this Is an older
home now being newly painted
and in good condition; $3.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12

Pattern Sa1s Is available In chill
dren's sizes 2, 4. 8. q and 10. Size
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takes "a yards IS inch fabric and
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12

good company. I don't think she
meant any harm"
We'll, maybe ! am upset more
because Liza was talking to her.
Liza's the only one l have left,
Tod. I'd he completely alone
without her, and somehow I never
thought I'd have TO question her
loyalty. l never thought shed be
talking to a stranger about me.
You don't know that she was.
Jeanne. Liza is loyal. Shed
be cut in little pieces for you. And
don't feel she's the only one you
have left. She isn't-because I'm
here, dearest. I know it's been
a long time since ! used 10 play
croquet on Sunday afternoon with
you. and We haven't seen each
other often these past few years,
but I'm back home now, Jeanne,
and when you want me-
Wen, l left then, moving in the
shadow OF the trees as quietly as
| could SO that | wouldn't disturb
them. ! wanted TO see Maudie
and find out why shed been talk
ing SO secretly 10 Liza Holmes.
ITO Be Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Clean Rugs Before
Storing Advisable

Summer rugs made of fiber and
grass will give much better wear
II taken care of properly. Sand
and grit tend to cut the fibers, so
they should be kept as free of such
dirt as possible. Remember this
when winter storing time comes.
Sweep or vacuum rug on both
sides, so that every bit of loose
dirt is removed. II the rug is
washable, a shampoo helps, too.
Wash it, if you can, outdoors on
the grass. Use a mild, warm,
soapy water and scrub-brush,
gently. Don't try to cover too
much area at a time. Rinse thor
oughly with clear water and then
proceed with the balance of the
rug in the same manner. Reverse
the rug and shampoo on the other
side. Let it dry perfectly flat and
turn several times while drying.
Be sure it is entirely dry before
rolling up and wrapping in paper
for storage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
. SERIAL STORY
MURDER IN PARADISE
Z MARGUERITE GAHAGAN

was with you, Tod saw her
walking home through Echo
Grove. II was while was sitting
there in the woods trying to stop
crying after Herbert left me.
Il was 30 surprised because I've
never known her TO be out walking
at that time OF night. But I didn't
dare stop her. She would have
wanted to know why ! was there,
and so just waited until she had
time to reach home and then I
followed along.
But ! think we understood one
another pretty well. And we loved
one another, too. But people do
stare at me. know that they're
wondering II T.
Don't say it. Jeanne darling"
They were so close to shore now
that it didn't seem possible they
couldn't see me there sitting on the
dock. but they were too engroSsed
10 even see the moon.
Il don't suppose people mean to
be unkind. They're just curious"
she said. Like Mrs. OConnor."
I nearly fell in the water at
that one. What had Maudie done
now, wondered. Tod wondered.
too, for he asked Jeanne and she
explained.
oh, she came over to the house
this morning happened to 60 out
in the garden and she and Liza
Holmes were deep in converse ton.
When they saw me they hushed
up. mean they changed the
subject: you can always tell when
people do that And then Mrs.
O'Connor WAS so charming. But
/ know she and Liza were talking
about something they didn't wasn't
me to hear"
What do you care about Mrs.
O'Connor?" Tod demanded. shes
harmless enough. and she can be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
PATTERN

IT'S ship-shape and trim-this
tiny froek designed by Anne
Adams with It's own matching
boomers and pert eslotl The
sailor collar on Pattern 4sis Ia
authentic. specially II you use two
rows Of braid Trim the sleeves
TO match, whether you make them
short OF full-length with cuffs.
The collar looks very jaunty with
regulation knotted tis-or use a
large handkerchief instead A con-
trast collar and a tie belt are OPP
tionsl The frock has top-stitched
plssts front and back. and bloom
srs or panties To mstch. Order
this pattern today and let the
clever Sewing Instructor help you
to finish quicklyi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
There's No
Excuse for
Untidiness
Nesfness and Cleanliness
Are Not Expensive

The fact that your budget
is extremely limited is no
excuse at all for being UNI
kempt day in and day out.
As a matter of fact, one who
has only a few beauty prepa-
rations and a limited ward
robe often can use the prepa-
rations more tellingly and
keep her clothes in better
order than the woman who
has creams and lotions stuff
fed in every drawer, more
dresses than she ever stops
to count.
As to clothes, the No. l rule for
an attractive. economical ward
robe IN any income-brscket Is
every garment in service. And it's
much easier to follow that rule
when you have a few carefully
chosen. suitable. simple clothes.
than when you accumulate frills
for their own sake
As to beauty and grooming. the
most important thing is absolute
cleanliness. And soap and water
cost very little. The price of 4
daily bath. weekly shampoo and
lukewarm soapsuds in which to
wash underwear and stockings
every night is so little that 1t
scarcely dents the minimum
budget.
Very modest also is the cost of
electricity to heat an iron for
pressing. And shoe-trees, hat
stands and the tiny metal gadgets
which keep hair neatly curled are
inexpensive in the long run. You
budget them for several years
they do last indefinitely.
II you have only one cream, use
it regularly and carefully every
night. Remember h ome mad de
masks. made of egg, almond meal
or milk, really are worthwhile,
and ice-water does make the
cheeks firmer. though it's no SUBJ
stitute for fragrant, flattering
tonic. Lemon juice is one of the
very best bleaches for elbows and
hands. And the only thing that's
needed to keep average hair lovely
is that nightly, faithful brushing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12

Powder blue and shocking
pink ore combined in this
simple evening gown worn
by Glodys Sworthout. Dress
of blue velvet shows the
Moyenoee influence in styl-
ing and is O Valentine de-
sign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12

There was only the tapping Of
the water on the pier. the baa
OF a sheep in Anderson's pasture,
and the flop of jumping fish.
Il can't be reconeiled. though"
Her voice WAS strained and seemed
higher than usual. "At the read
ing of the will yesterday everyone
sat around and looked at me
Relatives. / mean. People I've only
seen few times in my life; sec
ond and third counsins. Aunt
Mile never WAS one 10 visit rels-
tives. you know.
1T Was only natural that she
should leave most TO me. Liza
and / were the only ones she really
cared for. but all the time the law
yers was reading the will l had the
feeling those people were staring
at me and wondering"
Jeanne. you mustn't feel that
way. Its jus; your nerves. You
imagine lot of this. People don't
feel that you had anything 10 do
with her death. Why should
they >"
oh. ! don't know. Except that
everyone knows We had qusrreled
over Herbert Cord. People knew
she didn't want me 10 see him.
or go places with him. and that I'd
just ignored her. They saw how
she looked when al those things
came out at the inquest about his
being a gambler. They could see
she was simply disgusted that ! /
should have permitted our name
10 be dragged into such an affair.
But we hadn't had any fights
over him. Tod She said what she I
thought-in that hitter. ironical /
way ~ hers-snd / did as \
pleased. Tho night he-he was
killed and Ne had had the scene /
m the inn-ths night you said II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Actress Finds Use
For Mesh b qs

Actress Jane lyman has resur-
reeted one Of her juvenile mesh
bags and is wearing it hung from
the belt OF some of her frocks. in
keeping with the very new chate-
laine bag mode.
ITS ideal for your mad
money" Jane says. "or looks aw-
fully clever with a bright handker-
chief stuffed in 1t. I often use a
lipstick-red linen kerchief when I
wear a navy dress and red belt or
shoes"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Thanksgiving Beauty
CHAPTER XVII

The time certainly didn't drag
that day. probably because
Denny had 70 leave late that after
noon. He'd checked with the state
police and returned with the news
that they were stin getting no.
where as far as the Morris STAY
ing was concerned.
We didn't have much time to-
gether, but / could see that his
visit had lifted Msudie's spirits.
She had that knowing look in her
eyes and when II was time for him
to leave she kissed him on the
cheek and then pushed the two of
us TO the back door.
It's a relief TO see you two
making calf-eyes ~ each other
again. I hope. Denny Flynn, that
you'll use some of that Irish
charm this time and save Mary
from q life as an old maid school
teacher"
Romance was definitely in the
air that day. In fact. II carried
over into the evening. / went out
for a walk after dinner and ended
up on the pier TO watch the moon
rise over the lake. could see a
boat down near the Morris dock
and hoped Jeanne Was able TO get
a little portion Of pleasure out Of
the night. too. The boat drifted
slowly down my way and l could
see a man and a girl sitting in il.
They couldn't have noticed how
close they were coming TO shore
or how their lowered voices car
ried in the stiffness. but l could
tell they were Jeanne and Tod Pal
mer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12

Dear Troubled: Authorities on
the subject have arrived at the
conclusion that the most pr.c-
ttoal WAY 10 handle . child who
stufterx h 10 let him stutt~r.
They say calling attention Ia the
defect only Increases the ten
dency.
When . child becomes con-
conscious Of the fact that his
parents are concerned about his
speech he tries 90 control 10.
That effort and the added en-
harrassment and fear only brings
- more suffering.
There h No sure-fire cure for
~ affiicticn. hut the hest re-
sults will he obtained by per-
uniting the child 10 speak
slowly. and never asking him 20
repeat. and by various other
pneans. such ~ distraeting at
sention, reading syllable by sylla-
he. BY suggestion. or by making
TIE patient conscious Of the
ncvements necessary 10 produce
scunds.
The csuse of suffering has
never bern determined.
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
print q recipe for . good plum
pudding; HOUSEWIFE.
English Plum Pudding
" IN. stale bread crumbs
I cup scalded milk
y n. sugar
Z eggs
" m. seeded raisins. cut In
pieces and figured
V II. seedless raisins
y IN. finely chopped figs
III t~ps- salt
3 "a. finely cut cltrcn
Y, n. suet
y cup currant Jelly or grape
Juice
VI grated nutmeg
tap. cinnamon
VI tsp. Glove
Vi tap. mace
Soak bread crumh~ In milk, let
stand until cool. add sugar.
beaten egg yolks. raisins. figs
and citren. Chop suet and work
with hands until creamy. Com
bins mixtures, add currant jeily
Or grape juice. nutmeg. CHINA
mon. Glove. nave and egg whites
beaten stiff. Steam for six
hours.
Directions for steaming pud-
dingx: Pudding molds may he
bought for the purpose or small
cylindrical tins may be used II
covers are tight. or WAX paper
may be fastened over the top
with rubber hands.
Butter mold. Turn In mix
ture: have molds not more than
two-third full. Put on cover;
place mold on trivet In kettle
containing boiling water. Have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Latest Style
Bsreis for Evening Wear

A beret for evening WEAR Who
but . Frenchwoman would think
Of that, rrenchwomsn who did
IL Screen Star Simone Simon, who
wears a sequin-studded beret with
her newest black velvet dinner
gown which is styled in the French
peasant mood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12

water come halfway mp around
mold. Keep water at boiling
point Add boiling water ~
needed.
To unmold. remove from
steamer and set In cold water for
. few seconds. then turn out. n
desired. set In oven . few min
utes 10 dry . little.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on Editorial
page.
l. Corn.
2. False.
8. have found II.
4. Soldier
5. Wilhelmina l.
s. Reflectors.
I. Ampersand.
8. Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia
9. Jabot pronounced ja-bo).
10. Office of Facts and Figures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
RAIN SCENES IN RAIN

Torrential night rain scenes for
THE Great Mans Lady" starring
Barbara Stanwyck and Joel Nc
Cres, actually were made during
real rain storms at night at the
Paramount studios ranch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-12
Little Girls Suffering
Causes Parents Worry
No Cure or Cause Has Been Discovered But Results
May Be osined by Eliminating SeIf-Conseiousneu
Rv CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: have little girl four years Old who is
showing definite signs of tendency stutter Needless
say very much concerned about IT, would do
thing could prevent il. can't find out what
it, what 10 do 10 correct IL. would appreciate
anything you could tell me about it Thank you.
TROUBLED
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-30
BY UNITED PRESS

Sacramento dropped another game
to San Francisco Thursday night.
the fisrt time this season the Sacs
have lost two in a row. and fell
back to a nine-game lead in the
Pacific coast league.
The seyenth-inning stretch for the
home team worked wonders for San
Francisco. Holding q precarious 80
lead as they entered their half Of
the seventh, the Seals outlfanked
George Munger and blew him out
Of the park with six runs on seven
hits. including a triple by Brooks
Holder Tom Seats, former Solon
pitcher, beat his former teammates
9-2 for MS sixth win in seven starts
this year. allowing nine hits. The
Seals got - off Munger and Bob
Caplinger.
Second-place Seattle picked up a
game on the leaders by trimming
Hollywood. 81. Blanked or six in
n.gs and spotting the Stars one
run, the Rainiers tied it I'D in the
seventh on singles by Scarsella.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-30
Jury DisagTees on
Judges Guilt

PHILADELPHIA. May 30 up
Retired u. S. Circuit Judge J. War
ren Davis and Morgan s. kaufman
Scranton attorney. today faced a
new conspiracy trial in July after
a federal jury disagreed on CHARGES
they conspired to obstruct Justice
and defraud the United States.
The panel Of II men and one wo-
man was discharged last night when
it was divided evenly after seven
hours deliberat.on and assured the
court that no instructions could
end the deadlock.
Special Assistant Attorney General
Walter H Gahagan, Jr., said thai
the government would like an early
trial Of charges that Davis and
kaufman consDired in connection
with the bankruptcy affairs of Will
liam Fox, the one time motion MIC
ture magnate who has pleaded guilty
to similar charges and was the GOV
ernment's principal witness.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-30
FeIIer HurIs His
Third Straight
Shutout,7Oth Win

last q times at bat FoXX has made
only four hits and seen his batting
average dwindle to a measley .254.
Cleveland thanked its lucky stars
for Bob Feller, VINO stepped into
the breach and stopped the Tribes
3-game losing streak. He did it with
a masterful 90 shutout over the
Tigers. He scattered seven singles,
struck out eight and didn't walk
a man until the ninth. Only one
man reached third 1t was Feller's
third straight Shutout, and extend
ed his scoreless innings to 30 IN
succession.
Bespectacled Bill Dietrich hurled
the White SoX to a 40 victory over
the Browns and just missed the
hall of fame for the second time
this season. A single by Chet Laabs
in the fourth was the only hit Off
him. Earlier in the season he held
the Tigers hitless until hits by
Greenberg and York spoiled it with
one out in the ninth.
With the score tied % in the
sixth, the Yanks started a scoring
rampage which netted five runs
with the side still not out. But rain
came and washed out the rally, the
score reverting to Lhe % tie in
the fifth
The Cards ran their winning
streak TO ten straight but had a
scare in the ninth when the Reds
rushed over three runs. Ernie Lon
bardi crashed a line drive to left.
but Shortstop Marion leaped high
to catch 1t and threw to second,
doubling off Ernie Koy and the
Cards won, 1919 It was the Cards
fifth straight win By one run.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-30
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, May % GCP) -
stocks developed a firm tone to-
day with volume light. They start
I'd the da yirrcgular and improved
a. the session progressed
Motors firmed with Chrysler ral-
Iylng after cqualing its low for the
year. Steels were fractions higher
New York Shipbuilding rose a
PJint on declaration of a 81 divi-
dend. Savage Arms rose more than
a point and Hercules Powder a pt
Railroad equipment. large arma
ment Producers. were strong in
several INSTANCES, notably the
American CaCr and Foundry shar-
es. Preferred stock Of the latter
rose more than . pts. Curtiss-
Wright featured the market in
volume and made small gain.
DOW Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial IIG.23
up OF: RaRn 27.j7 off .08; Ttility
l6.99 UP 10; and So stocks 1898
up .61.
stock sales were 100000 share.
against a similar amount vester
day. Curb stock sales were 50. .OO6
shares compared with 4s.0 900 in the
previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-30
Vast Manpower Tickets use as Team
To Beat in Pacific Coast Track Meet

BERKELEY. Cal, May 30 up
overwhelming man-pOwer. thre,
dcep IN some events. made Uni
versity Of Southern California over
whelming favorite today to retain
Us Pacific Coast conference tracS
and field Championship in the 1871
games on Edwards Field here TO-
morrow.
The u. s. c. Trojans won't win
nancy first places in the l5-event
competition of the 10 conference
schools. But Dean Cromweu's
scanty-clads from Los Angeles can
be counted on to pick up eonugh
seconds, thirds, fourths and fifths
&c overcome the individual stars Of
the other schools and keep the title
1t has held for years beyond men,
tion.
Brutus II m / tons California
Bears constitute the greatest threat
10 uses team supremacy. The
Bears lack the balance TO pick up
sufficient odd points. however.
The other schools will furnish the
individual stars, headed bv Ore
CONS Les Steers, worlds best high
jumper.
Steers is almost certain TO set a
conference record in his specially.
The present high jump mark is 6
feet, Z inches held by Johnny Will
son OF use. Steers has leaped
consistently over 6 feet. 10 inches
this year. His latest performance.
a new world mark, was 6 feet. 10