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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Ypsant Professional Club business
$780, Literary Club House Program $780, Male Chorus 30
members from Flint with Friends welcome
Music Committee in charge. Mrs Arvlla Sater chairman
Schaner Circle Docas Society OF Lutheran Church 1880 at home
OF Mrs. Jerome Cheesman.
Phoenix Lodge 10 Feowcaft followed by col
troop $780, John;
Brownie troop $3.50. Harriet.
Ypsanti High School Community rehearsal o'clock
Ypslant High School auditorium.
Mothrsnges Chorus schools $780, Ypsan High School
music
Hornet Arplane Club o'clock Ypant School shop.
IZaak Walton League Auxiliary. o'clock. Landy Hall.
Capsule Club o'clock with Mrs. William LaChance
Novelty News Club o'clock Mrs Harry Bishop 1880.
jolly Mixers Club o'clock with Mrs. Robert Cheesman.
Twenty Club Charles McKenny Hail. President John NJ Munson
P. R. Cleary host.
Everybodys College $50
Lecture 74 "The Economic Development in South America
Prof. Dudley NJ Phelps.
Ypant PostVeerans OF Foreign this evening
in GAR. Hall
WEDNESDAY
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society 2 O'Clock a church
Woman Study Club Book Day Rev Walter Heyler will review
book election Of officers, 2 80 Literary Club House.
Washenaw Rebekahs number go regular meeting O'clock Odd
Fellow Hall
Troop o'clock St Luke troop two
ods Church. troop four, $780, Woodruff
Temple Pythan will Girl
for 545 regular meeting will follow at o'clock
Club dinner Lutheran Church 6f5 followed by dancing at
Ceary College
American Association University dinner meeting, 6l5
Michigan Union, Ann Arbor SUBJECT.
First Methodist Look Out Committee, 15 First Methodist
Church,
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Four Names Added
to Membership Roll
of Baptist Circle

Four new names were added to
the membership roll OF circle three
OF the Baptist Women's Union at
the circle meeting Monday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Fred Easing.
Seventeen members and three visit
tors, Mrs. William R. Shaw, Mrs.
Albert Thayer and Mrs. Maude
Leslie we're present. The new mem
bers are Mrs. Harold Prest, Mrs.
Robert Christian. Mrs. Conrad Eich-
horn and Mrs. Graeme Conrad.
Committee chairmen named for
a penny supper early in March are
Mrs. Ache Dodge. kitchen, and Mrs.
Mrs. Milford Osborn dining room.
All joined In repeating the Lord 5
Prayer, closing the devotions led
by Mrs. Dodge, who read verses
from the book of Psalms.
The evening was-spent sewing
on Red Cross work. Delicious re-
freshments were served by the
hostess and assistants. Mrs. Prest
and Mrs. Charles Sprague.
Miss Ruth Gsmbell will be host
ess for the next circle meeting to
be at the home OF Mrs. Shaw.
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Yosemite Park Described For
Garden Club BY Mrs. MKay

This great tract 1000 feet above
sea level, eight miles long and rich
! ly forested with giant trees was
very delightfully."- described by Mrs.
Mckay. There was description OF
separate attractions such as Old
Badly with one pine tree towering
on its top and there was a place
fenced in which permitted one TO
look down into the great depths Z
the forest.
The most beautiful sight was
Bridal Veil Falls which under GER
tain conditions, she said. has the
semblance of wide spreading veil
A realistic impression OF facilities
afforded visitors TO the park was
given by the speaker. While the
luxury of large hotels could be OBJ
tanned. one could also live In a cot
tage which had all the comforts as
well as museums and lectures
Walks could be taken and the great
park could be visited with well in
structed guides. The government
gives all this to US" commented
Mrs Mckay.
To study John Muir in these sur
roundinss the McKays regarded as
a rare opportunity. To preserve
this wild natural beauty became
Mr.. Muir's ambition. and by enlist
ing the interest OF Theodore Roose-
welt, then president, this was &C
complished.
Among those visiting the
Yosemite al Mr.. Muir's earnest in
vitation was Ralph Waldo Emer'
son. but Mr.. Emerson was advanced
in years and was hardly equal TO
the demands which a trip through
the park demanded. Mrs. Mckay
said in concluding her talk:
Miss Eugene Mereness presided
over the business meeting, when
she described the winter bouquet
which the club is exhibiting in a
store window on w. Michigan Ave.
Miss Mayme Panek had taken the
material from her rock garden and
after treating II with water to ex-
ract the frost. she created a beauti-
full Arrangement with the sedum
and sassatrage and for bright color
used a group OF little birds pecking
about in the gravel around the
flowers.
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Boy Scout Supper, Court of
Honor in High School Tonight

Announcements concerning the
potluck supp and court OF honor
tonight, Scout Sunday. and the
Troop 12 parents night next Mon
day featured the regular meet ng
of Boy Scouts of Troop IL Monday
evening.
While some OF the boys worked
on the arch ceremony, others work
ed on advancement. 1t was an.
nounced that for next Monday night
a special program has been plan.
ned from 8 to 10 O'Clock for the
entertainment OF parents and
friends.
The last half OF the meeting was
devoted to games. Using boxing
gloves furnished by Jack Robertson,
the boys engaged in some lively
bouts. The meeting closed at $3.50
with the singing OF taps.
A brief leaders meeting followed
IN which members received assign
ment Of absent members whom they
are to contact regarding the court
OF honor. Pans for parents night
and for the trip to the Scoute:
formidable IN Pontiac Feb. 81 were
discussed briefly.
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Tonight is a big night for Boy
Scouts, their parents and friends
for the annual potluck dinner and
court OF honor will be in Ypsi anti
High School. Doys and their par
ents will assemble at $50 in the
gymnasium for the supper which
will be followed at 7;30 by the pro-
gram in the auditorium.
Featuring the program will be
music by the Boy Scout Troop ]
band and skits and demonstrations
by various troops in the city.
Rehearsals for the court VI
honor program tonight occupied
Boy Scouts of Troop / Monday eve
ming. The band practiced and the
boys gave a demonstration OF fire
by friction.
Further plans were formulated
for the week end OF February Is
and l6 when about 80 boys will go
to a lodge in Hayes State Park
in the Irish Hills. The group plans
to leave the morning OF the 18th
and will return the afternoon Of
the 10th. While there the boys will
participate in winter sports.
The troop patrols are being re.
vamped and there will be two new
senior patrols organized.
Two boys who registered Mon
day evening were George Ba tier
and Joseph Dalton.
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George Burke, John B.
Waite on Committee

Washington, Feb. 4-AP-- Two
Michigan legal authorities were APP
pointed by the L s. Supreme Court
Monday to serve on committee
to assist the court in preparation
OF rules OF pleading. practice and
procedure with respect to criminal
cases in the federal district courts.
The court, acting under a meas
ure passed by the last Congress,
named an advisory committee head
ed by Arthur T. Vanderbilt OF New
ark, n. ]. Members will serve
without compensation.
Among those appointed were
George J. Burke. Ann ArboF, Miehy
and John b. Waite. University OF
Michigan law professor.
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Teachers May Vote
. For disqualification

A group disqualification plan was
approved by 26 teachers OF the
Ypsilanti Teachers Club Monday
afternoon in the high school library
4 total OF 80 Of the so teachers in
the-4ystem must sanction the plan
before Il can &c put into operation
and Superintendent E. II. Chapelle
said today he thought the necessary
number for approval would be OBJ
tanned.
The program includes room, diet
airy service, use OF the operating
room. clinical service, drugs and
dressings at the hospital This plan
does not include operation costs
nor medical care.
Hospitals, throughout the state,
are listed under the plan, the Mich
igan Hospital Service, Boyer Mem
orial Hospital, Ypsilanti, University
OF Michigan and St Joseph Hos
pitfalls. Ann Arbor. are included in
the plan. The patient and attend
ing physician may determine which
hospital will be entered for care.
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News From The Normal Campus
Activities of General Interest Concerning
Faculty Members And Students
Miss Ruth Walker in
Residence Hall Post

President John NJ. Munson an
nounces that Miss Ruth Walker
has been appointed assistant head
resident OF the Julia Anne King
Residence Hall, to fill the vacancy
made when Miss Mary Louise Boy
den left to teach in the Hazel Park
Public School.
Miss Walker comes to Michigan
State Normal College from Zion
City High School. Illinois. She re-
ceived her bachelor OF arts degree
from the Illinois State Normal Col
lege, and her master OF arts degree
from the University OF Illinois. Her
home is in Bloomington, Ill.
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Knights of Pythias
Confer First Rank

First rank was conferred on one
candidate. Ernest Dieterle, and
plans for future meetings were
made at the weekly meeting Of
Queen City Lodge, number 1877
Knights Of Pythias, Monday eve
ming in X. P. Hall.
The lodge will visit Ann Arbor
Lodge tonight when pictures o,
western trip will be shown. The
lodge and Past Chancellors Club
will attend the X Of P. Area meet
ing at . o'clock in Pontiac next
Sunday. Final arrangements were
made for the first game Of the X. OF
P.-Mason eucAre tournament in the
Masonic Temple, Thursday evening
at o'clcck
Life memberships will be granted
to E. F. Weinmann and Tracy
Towner at the district meeting TO
be here. Feb. Il. They expect to
have a speaker For the meeting
which will follow cooperative sup
per.
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COMMITTEES FOR
OPERETTA NAMED
1.-THE WALTZ DREAM" TO BE
PRESENTED BY MUSIC
DEPARTMENT

Student Council comm tees to
work on the Ypsilanu High School
music department three act operet-
ia The Waltz Dream" by Oscar
Straus were announced by Presi-
dent Jean Johnston at a meeting
Monday.
Miss Johnston will be- chairman
OF the publicity committee and her
assistants will be Raymond King.
ston, Catherine Cakes. Barbara Orr
and Miss Helen Brady, English in
structor in the high school. Miss
Beth Rust will head the program
committee and will be assisted by
Jean Miller. Willar Kruse. Merna
Patrick and David Nicoll. Thomas
Holdrldge will be chairman OF the
ticket committee with Melvyn
Staebler, Robert Johnston and Rob-
ert Moffett, assisting
Rehearsals started last week
and choruses have already been
learned. Miss Marjorie Backus.
local dancing instructor. is in
charge OF the dances and costumes
have been obtained. Leland Ran.
dali, orchestra director in city pub
l!c schools. Is directing the orches-
ira. Miss Martha Leucht, art in
structor In Ypsilanti schools, is in
charge OF the stage setting. Orvil
McMurray. industrial arts teacher
in Ypsilanti High School. is in
charge OF lighting and Mrs. Almer-
enc MONTGOMERY. English teacher
in the high school, Miss Geneyieve
Neville. English tea"her. Miss Ruth
Blekking. French instructor. Mrs.
Elizabeth Teaboldt, social science
teacher, and Charles Hill, Eng ish
and speech director. will compose
the makeup committee. Mr.. Hill Is
lfecting the drama OF the operetta.
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Six Churches Send
Representatives to
Meeting of Board

Six churches we're represented
at the Ypsilanti Council OF Church
Women board meeting at the home
of Mrs. Mile Baltzer. Monday at.
ternoon. Plans we're made for the
World Day OF Prayer Feb. rs in
the Presbyterian Church. 1t was
decided to have an afternoon meet
ing in March and to have a speaker.
Mrs. Lloyd Barnes, treasurer. re-
ported that SIS has been sent to
the leper fund, and that $3.50 was
received from the World Refugee
mass meeting in the Methodist
Church Friday night.
Opening the meeting, Mrs. George
Lockwood, president. led the deyo-
tons reading from Psalm rs and
expressed the thought that We
begin the day with Cod"
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Awards Presented
DeMolay Members

Members OF Ypsilanti Chapter
Order OF DeMolay who were unable
to be present at the public installa-
ton meeting, when merit awards
for service at the chapter we're
made. received their awards from
Charles (Dad) Hill at the chapter
meeting Monday eveuing in the
Masonic Temple lodge room. A re-
port was made by Clifford Matevia
on the weekly Saturday night
dances which are to continue. Plans
were made for serving refreshments
at the dances.
The remainder OF the evening
was spent rehearsIng for the first
degree to be presented Mar. 3.
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is composed OF Ypsilanti High gra.
duates who want TO continue in
band work.
Directing, teaching and drilling
the band has become a hobby with
Mr.. Barnhill who is in the mathe-
mates department of Michigan
State Normal College. Each morn
ing he practices with the Sc men,
bers OF the high school organization.
twice during the week day and
sometimes two sessions in the eve.
ming he direct. the o. girls drum.
and bugle corps and at least once a
week he directs the Community
Band group.
Formerly. the city hired a band
for 500 each Armistice Day to
play at civic programs. Arrange
ments were made so that this
amount could be used to defray in
strument expense of the newly or
ganized groups which would play
at public functions.
To secure money for uniforms,
concerts by the University OF
Michigan Band were held in the
College auditoriums. Community
organizations have also done their
part in the financial backing for the
bands. Right now we are in need
of some trousers for the boys band.
c ubs have offered their services in
helping us raise funds to purchase
them" eXpla ms Mr.; Barnhill.
The boys band of Ypsilanti High
are uniformed in dark blue with
gold braid. The girls drum anu
bugle corps, organized four years
ago, wear Scotch plaid kits, cream
colored blouses. Glengarry bonnets,
white spats and back shoes. Miss
Martha VOTERS is the director and
driller of the girls corp.
Under the supervision OF Mr..
Barnhill the two groups have been
recognized throughout the state as
outstanding for drill and playing
ability. Several years ago, when
the school entered contests for
band groups, a number OF the play.
ers competed in a national band
contest at Cleveland.
For his work with the band Mr..
Barnhil received the first of the
annual citations by the Board OF
Commerce for community service.
The certificate reads the measure
Of mans worth TO his communi-
ty is his willingness to render civic
service. Mr. Barnhill Is a direc-
tor of the Board of Commerce and
an active member OF Kiwanis.
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Fine Points in Bridge
u. eHrpARD RApCIAY

my's hands, could be nothing but
cur spades to the jack. If that
vas right. the only chance was by
reversed squeeze, in which East
had to guard both spades and
diamonds.
Acting on this reading. South
built a beautiful play. He took the
club lead with the Q and immedl-
ately led the spade Q. prepared to
let it ride IL West ducked. But
West covered as expected. and the
a won in dummy. Now East had
TO guard that suit as well as dia-
monds. Came then five tricks in
hearts and four more in clubs. AS
the last club was led. dummy held
also the spade 10 and diamond s.
and South the Diamond Ala.
East was in a squeeze. If he dis
carded his spade J, dummy's 10
and South's diamond A would
take the last two tricks. SO he
threw off his diamond Q. the dia-
mond to the a then dropped the
X and the J got the final trick.
Anyone who did not know the
meaning of East's double. and
therefore the significance OF West
not leading spades. would have
failed 10 make that contract.
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Seventy Enrolled in
Adult School Glasses

Enrolment reached 70 in the
Adult Night School classes today
after several new registrations
were received In the scheduled
courses by Edward Heyman. Ypsi-
lantl High School faculty member
and executive secretary for the
Adult School.
The play production group. d.
rected by Charles Hill, Ypsilanti
High School English and speech In
structor, will select a play for pub
lie presentation. The class met
twice last week and will continue
TO meet each Thursday instead OF
Tuesday as previously announced.
The course is open for enrolment
Ludington, Feb. 4-AP-Pere
Marquette Railway officials an.
nounced Monday that Capt. Charles
Robertson. master OF the carferry
City Of Flint. would become master
OF the railways new carferry, City
Of Midland. The new vessel Is
scheduled 10 make its first run or
Lake Michigan Feb. Is.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-04

John Muir and the Yosemite
was the title Of an entertaining talk
bv Mrs. F. B. Mckay Monday night
before the Ypsilanti Garden Club
in Starkweather Hall. To visit the
Yo -emite and make acquaintance
OF the naturalist. John Muir, who
has done much 10 preserve II, was
the realization Of a wish long har'
bored by DR.. and Mrs. Mckay.
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Prospect School
Brownie Invested

Joyce Hawks, who has been a
Girl Scout Brownie for two years,
was invested at the meeting OF
Prospect School Brownies Monday
afternoon at the school. Joyce re-
ceiyed her pendant to wear with
her pin.
There were II girls at the meet
ing and plans were also made for
a valentine party.
Mrs. John Scharbat Is the leader
and Mrs. Gerald Mead and Mrs.
Leroy Draper are assistants.
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met for dinner at Starkweather
Hall Monday evening.
Officers are: Miss Ethel Plersou,
Sulphur, Okla. president; Miss
Beatrice Norton, Alpena. vice pres
ident; and Miss Dorothy Allen, Te-
cumseh, secretary treasurer.
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Mrs. Osa Johnson, above, widow
Of the late Martin johnson, famed
explorer and producer of wild ami
NAL Aims, is wed to Clark Gets,
her business manager, in New
York. johnson died OF injuries
sustained in an airline crash near
Los Angeles in 1887.
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Skating Party
to be Thursday

Ninth grade pupils at Roosevelt
School plan a skating party on
Ford Lake Thursday afternoon In
charge of Miss Mildred G. Craw-
ford, mathematics teacher. and Rus
sell Cosper. French glish in
structor. A potluck supper will fol-
low in the school cafeteria. Ruth
Rogers and Doris Jedele will be
general chairmeR
Mrs. Leon Hand, Mrs. Leah
Knowles, Mrs. Marietta Bentley and
Miss Ida Miller attended the Sun
day evening hour concert at the
Masonic Temple. Detroit. Sunday.
Clarence Herkimer. Harrington,
Tex. spent Monday with his sis
ter tAIrs. Leah Knowles.
Mrs. Harold Mass and son, Har-
old, Jro spent the week end With
relatives in Croswell.
Mrs. Gustaye Mass visited her
sister. Mrs. Nora Hamilton. in De-
troit for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. V. Ferguson and
family have moved into their new
home at 92l Woods Rd.
Eugene L. Bostrum returned
Monday from a visit at his home
in McKeesport. Pa.
Mrs. Ida Glynn, Marshall, former
Ypsilanti resident. is spending the
week with Mrs. H. |. Lee and other
friends in the city.
Miss Thelma Gnich, Detroit. and
Henry Lawrence, Jr., attended the
military ball at Fort Shelby Hotel.
Detroit, Saturday evening.
Herman Koenn, Jr., Detroit, spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Merel
Curtis.
Mrs Nellie Sodt and daughter.
Mrs. Don Curtis. Ann Arbor, visited
Mrs. F. II. Kintigh Monday after.
noon.
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Miss Ruth Cattermole is leaving
Friday night for Newberry where
she will teach French, Latin and
English
Russell Amermau has returned
from a two weeks vacation with
his sister. Mrs. Helen Schoepplin,
Portland. Ore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Tyler en- 1er.
tanned at a family dinner SupIay
when covers were laid for IA. Out
of.the-city guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Fox, Detroit, MI and
Mrs. Jack Donahue, near Caro-, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Martell and Rob
ert Laycock, Lansing.
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Engagement Announced

Miss Dorothy Newsome and
Lawrence Skinner OF Ypsilanti, an
nounce their engagement The
marriage will take place in this
city on February %.
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Normal College Calendar

TODAY
80 p. m.-Newman Club. st. Johns Auditorium
m.-nternaona Relations Club Charles Mchenny HAN
WEDNESDAY
1880 a. m.-YW.CA Worship Service. Starkweather Hall
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Lambda Chi Omega
Inspection Thursday

lambda Chi Omega. Monday eve.
ming in Charles McKenny Hall,
planned Inspection Night Thurs
day. Miss Erthal Martin, Ander-
son, Ind. national vice president
will inspect the chapter following
dinner at $50 Miss Ruth Geer, So
cial chairman, is ia. charge Of ar
rangements.
A report was made by Miss Irene
Hines, national recording secretary,
OF the national officers meeting
she attended in Dayton, o., Jan.
25 and 26. An invitation from De
troit was read inviting the chapter
TO the state convention at Dearborn
Inn, Mar. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Roe. 1l5 S.
Park ST., have moved TO the home
Of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Roe, 10l S.
Grove ST.
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New Officers Indicted
by Rho Sigma Kappa

Rho Sigma Kappa members in
Quoted new officers when they
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Announce Enaaaement

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rogers an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Alice Margaret, to Hugh
Dinsdaie, Jr, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Dinsdale, Sr.
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South could not possibly have
made that contract II he had not
known the bidding methods OF the
opponents. He was aware Of the.
meaning they attach TO a double
Of a slam bid. When the dummy
had bid two suits. Il calls for the
lead OF the first OF them. But West
did not lead a spade. Instead. he
led the club 7. which was the key
TO the whole play.
South read Vests failure to
lead spades as indicating he had
the guarded king. East. to double,
must have had the diamond hon
ors. plus something else which,
Judging from his own and dunn
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Wiederhoft
entertained Sunday Mrs. William
Pardon and daughter. Mrs. Lucille
Lind, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mar.
quardt and son, William Marquardt
Jr Mrs. Herbert Rank, Chelsea,
was a guest Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Weiderhoft's sister, Mrs. Nellie
Curry and son and daughterin.law,
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVerne Curry, were
their guests Saturday.
L. II. Tyler and daughter, Miss
Virginia Tyler. Lansing, were home
over the week end.
Harry Lee, Midland, visited his
family here over the week end.
Mrs. Charles Day and daughter.
Mary Ellen, have returned to t.ala.
mazoo after spending a week with
Mrs. Edward Riley.
Mrs. D. D. Frisbee. Detroit, and
Misses Jessie and Florence Swaine
are in La Jolla. Cal.
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KNOW YOUR CONVENTIONS

PLAYERS so satisfied with
their own bidding methods that
they won't learn anybody else's
can never attain top rank. To even
play the cards correctly, 1t is nee
essary to know what messages
are conveyed from one opponent
10 another during the auction.
The man who thinks other peo-
pies methods do not concern him
is like an ostrich. with his head in
the sand so far as some develop
ments are concerned.