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Evening star., 1941-11-09
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
STEP BY STEP

knew il wasn't first. But there was a
library bookplate in it. and | thought
it had come from the general stacks.
But | checked up. and apparently it
isn't library book at all. Bewildering.
Nothing like this ever happened here
before
Tommy's nose was twitching again.
You never had a murder before" he
remarked. and turned away and saun-
tered out of Deck 35. and out of the
library. and into the bright, crisp sun
shine.
The man who opened the door of
Judge Palley's Office suite, Tommy
guessed. was Johnny Tibbs. He was
= tall as Tommy. and broader He pos
sessed good, political smile, and
smooth, square chin His collar was
starched. his tie neat, and his gray suit
unrumpled.
My names Tucker" said Tommy.
'I'm from Police Headquarters. I'd
like to see the Judge"
Sorry. The Judge wasn't feeling
well this morning, Went home early.
Anything can do?"
II guess you can help" Tommy
said.
Then the door to the inner Office
opened. and Tibbs said This is Mr..
Percy Palley. the Judges secretary.
Perhaps you'd better talk to him."
FERCY'S collar was open at the neck.
and his handclasp was slack. and he
seemed profoundly uninterested.
Well" Tommy said. I'm glad
you're both here. I've got just little
matter to clean up. It's about that
fellow who was killed in the library"
IF you're talking about that note"
fared the secretary, we've told you
men all we know. One of you cops
routed me out of bed about it. If you
people don't stop pestering US. my
uncle'll have somebody broken"
ITS only small thing" Tommy
said. slipping the note from his pocket
and carefully unfolding it. "ls this the
Judges signature?"
60 ask him." Percy suggested,
and see what happens
Tibbs took the note. II don't
know" he said. studying it. Looks
like the Judge signed it. but of course
he said he didn't"
II wish you'd get out of here"
young Palley barked irritably.
Mind if | use your typewriter a
moment?" Tommy asked. and with
out waiting for reply stepped into
the secretarial office. He sat down in
front OF the typewriter, took sheet
of paper from a drawer. and typed:
please admit Mr. William Mullaney.
who is doing research for me. into the
stacks"
He took the paper from the machine.
folded and pocketed it. Then he swung
around in the chair and asked quietly:
Did either of you ever see Willie the
Nope around here?"
Tibbs shook his head emphatically.
Palley's voice was shrill: II never saw
Willie the Nope in my life. and |
never heard of Willie the Nope in my
lifev'
That's enough" Tommy said. 81
was just asking"
His long legs carried him into the
corridor outside. and he walked to the
elevator. Outside he stepped into
phone booth, took out the two notes,
and compared them. The S and E we're
dropped. he noticed. and the w was
Evening star., 1941-11-09

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Ixxer layer il all cotton for
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-22
Legal Notices
n cHANcERY
william Murray and Charles Jay
on West Plaintiffs.

IN cHAScERY
william Murray ana Charles Clay.
ton West Plaintiffs.
Augustus B. woodward Luciys
Lyon. Abram Lsrzslsrs HEMP, H.
Paddock Kara Lay, Media Lay
Chester Yost. susan YosL John Bum
ton. Adelia. Bunton. PHILIP L. conkite'
Cyrus caufcaill. Amy K.R. Churchill
Amy X. X Gutarit. Amy ksthsTins
Lacey. Sylvia A. . &ormsr. Cab
rel L. Van Wormer. GABRIEL Van
Wormer. Abigail Van Wormsr. Is
Their Ann Condo. John Condo, Mrs
Susie Congdon. Herman ". woods
VARY II. Woods. Alfred r Cohkdon
heirs. devisees. isEatees and assigns
Al a ses sion Of said court held in
the Court House IN tas City OF Ann
Arbor In said County Of &asnt.naW
the l7ta day Of June. A D.. 1871.
Sample. Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appears from TIE
affidavit on file. that the where
abouts Of the Defendants. after dili'
kown. Therefore. upon motion oil
william De HAN. Attorney for
Plaintiffs. 10 IL ordered that said de
PENDANTS and their unknown aeirs.
dsvisees. legatees and assigns cause
their appearance % be entsrsd IN
the date OF this order. n In default
thereof. that said Bill OF Complaint
be taken Is confessed by the said
defendants, td,ir unknown heirs. de-
visees. leKatees and assigns.
II 10 further ordered that within
Of this order to be published IN the
Ypsilanti Daily Press, a Newspaper
printed. published and circulated In
said County. said publication bsinE
conducted therein once IN sAch week
for six weeks in succession.
Geo. W Sample. Circuit Judge.
LueliA ". Smith. CLERK Of the
Court.
Take Notice. that this suit IN
which the foregoing order was duly
made. involves and r. brought 70
crlbed piece or parcel Of land sltua-
ted and being in the City 81 Ypsi-
lsnti. Washtenaw County. Michigan.
The south four rods % the follow
ing described land. to-vlt Com
Street. in the city ~ Y~psilantl a.
the northeast corner OF a parcel Of
land owned and occupied BY Mahala
Rogers. thence west along the said
Rogers north line 20 the east line %
Washington Street; theme north
Street 10 the southwest corner Of
land formerly owned by Sylvia A.
y. Van Wormer. thence east along
The south line Of her raid land IN
the west line ~ Huron Street. thence
s~outharlY on the west line Of Huron
Street 10 the place Of beginning.
being a parcel Of land four rods In
width and having a length OF about
rs rods. extending from Huron Street
10 Washington Street. and being a
part OF French Claim No. $40. In the
City Of Ypsilanti. County Of Wash
tenaw and State Of Mieaigan.=
william De HAN. Attorney for
Plaintiffs. Business address YDsi-
lanti Savings Bank Building. Ypsi-
lanti. Michigan.
Adv z.e0S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-22
Rural Events.

JULY 20
willis
Study Group will meet to sew and
study at home OF Mrs. Charles
Bodell.
JULY "a
S. w. YpsiIsnti
Riverside Study Club will meet
at Campbell Cottage. North Lake,
for their annual picnic.
Salem
Federated Ladies' Aid will hold
a picnic.
JULY rs
London
Alpha Class will meet at the
church.
Willis
Reception for Rev. and Mrs. Card
well Prout at Willis Methodist
Church, 8 ?. m. Members Of the
community may attend.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-22
Leaking Water Mains
Give City Huge Loss

Normal. Ill. July 22- ms -
Word OF Normal's big Leak leak
ed out Monday.
After a survey by a Chicago
company, It was discovered there
was at least one big leak in Nor
mails underground water mains,
and enough other smaller leaks TO
have cost the town $4,000 gallons
OF water daily, or more than 49,
100000 gallons yearly.
Mayor r. d. Marsh said one big
leak probably had been in eKis-
tence for ten or Is years. He COM
mented sadly that I'VE have lost
enough water 70 pay for a new
city hall or other necessary I'M
provements."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-22
Business Services
Ru.Ine., ssrvlc.. on rcd


YPSILANTI-Sheet Metal and Roof
ing Co. Fave trough. Restricting
and furnace work. Free estimates.
sis ST. Johns. Phi. l7t6.
SEWING MACHINES = repaired.
All makes. Work guaranteed.
Singer Shop. 81 n. Huron. st2-W.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE re-
frigerators repaired. cleaned, re-
built. work guaranteed. Westenfeid
100 N. Hamilton. Phone sSs-J.
HAVING AN AUCTION?
See Milford Osburn, Auctioneer.
$50 Sweet Rd. Phone lS3i-M.
WASHING MACHINE SALVAGE =
Vacuum sweeper repairs. Acme
Home Appliance. i44s r, Michigan
Ave. Ypsilanti Mich. Phone e2s or
430.
IT is ALMOST impossible 70 evAds
Opportunity II one reads the
Classified ads regularly.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-22
Stretch Your Dollar BY Shopping From The Daily Cassifeds
Business Services
Florists

Florists
FUNERAL SPRAYS wreaths, etc.
Durant's Flower Shop. I w. Mich
igan. Phone l4i.
VEGETABLE and flower plants.
Depot Greenhouse. Norris 4 Short
Oak. Phone 9i6-J.
upholsterers
UPHOLSTERING = Rendel's. 303s
Washtenaw Rd. Ann Arbor. Drop
a card for free estimate.
UPHoLsTERING. REPAIRING =
Quality fabrics. Expert workman
ship. W. G. Wilson, SO n. Huron.
Phone 1893 or 1871.
Electricians
ELECTRICAL WIRING -ot all
kinds. new and old work. Reason
able prices. A. +. Smith, SO s.
Summit, Phone :b2.
CALL OUR 'ADTAKER at 40 for
Classified Advertising service
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-22

40 Pearl. Pm. 1864
Insurance Of all kinds in honor
able stock companies.
on half acre plots In Crane Gar
dsns. 1900. Easy terms. tzs.75
monthly. Budget Built Homes. ID
w Aichissn.
G3 BUNK ST. PLYHOUTH-
rooms and bath, furnace. Eas range
and water heater. Kslginator,
laundry tubs and double garags
1880 cash. Inspect afternoons or
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-22
Houses

Six KOOMS-bath, extra toilet. oak
floor. laundry, automatic water
heater. stoker. bed room on first
floor. two car garage. Lot ais II.
deep. Fruit trees n grapes.
Terms.
NINE ROOAS-bath, two extra toi-
let's. stoksr. all ~rsdscorated. two
car garage. located on main street.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-22
oNE YLooR euwoALows

One and oDs-hsif miles east Of Ypsi:
2 bed rooms. bath living room,
fire place. dlnstts. Kitchen. full
baGsnsut. garAEs all IN excellent
condition and only $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
in
Stamps
Defense Of Suez ConoI
Is Sofeouord to Egypt

THE Suez Canal is the jugular
vein linking Britain with the
oil fields OF the East and her orr
entail possessions. Protecting that
narrow strip Of water is Egypt.
one Of the mysteries OF World War
ii.
To understand Egypt's position
in the present war. YOU must sp-
preciate her relationship with
England Modern Egypt was a
part Of Turkey. became a British
protectorate in 1914. This expired
in 1922. and the country was
made a kingdom. British influence
remained strong.
The Egyptian government JUS
tifes its nom belligerenoy with the
contention that it IS living up
fully to its obligations under the
Anglo Egyptian treaty of 1886.
This provides that If Britain en-
tiers a war, Egypt will place at the
disposal OF the British her air.
ports. harbors and all means of
communication. That, say the
Egyptians. has been done.
The stamp above. issued In
1898, is one of series OF airmsil
stamps. II shows an sirplsne
flying over the Pyramids. relics
of an Egyptian history dating
back more than 60 centuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
We Beat the Goal

WHEN the headquarters of the United Service 0rgani-
- cations in New York few months ago announced a
program TO raise fund of 900 to make army life
little pleasant il seemed like lot of money But
they do in emergency the people responded and
the quota has been passed.
The heartening thing about is not that the goal should
he exceededso great country could scarcely fail to reach
small goabut in the large number of communities
and people who gladly took part II is like the aluminium
collection. The amount of aluminium gathered up will not
change greatly the situation although helps But
the millions of people who took part all showed their deter
mnaton to back up the defense effort
IL it is decided that the national safety requires
than the present million and half IN the army and
requires that they longer the US0 campaign will
have proved just starter. But this encouraging
starter.
Whatever the requirements may be. Americans be
depended upon to come through hundred per cent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can YOU answer seven Of these
test questions Turn TO the
womans page for the answers.
l. Are Great Britain and
Soviet Russia allies
?. Which types Of life are re-
ferred TO as the flora and fauna
Of country
5. An antonym is word
which means the direct opposite
OF another word. true or false
4. In what story by Washing
ton Irving is lcha bod Crane
frightened by the Galloping Hes
siam
5. The name Of what animal
fits into the following phrase.
Clumsy as - in a china
shop"
s. A pslsnquin Is Turkish
ruler g mathematical figure. or
a sedan chair
:. A new oil pipeline is being
constructed between Portland.
Maine. and -, Canada .
S. From whom did Jim JEFF
fries WIN the worlds heavy
weight boxing championship:
>. For which government
agency do the initials NDMs
stand :
10. The Swan Chorus Is from
what opera
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
Russia S Reward

ITO THOSE who sincerely believe in the philosophy that
"a soft turneth away wrath" the situation in
Russia conflicting emotions In the ls months
just before Germany turned the friend who had tried
to appease her. Russia sent Germany million tons of OIL
including lubricants and aviation gasoline That is British
estimate and though Germany much oil from
Russia she had hoped there is evidence that the Hitler
machine received supply of those
tial materials from Russia.
Now that aviation gasoline. its equivalent. is
being used to bomb Moscow those lubricants their
equivalent smooth the for the panzer divisions their
drive Kev and Lenngrad.
There is time when appeasement like patience
10 be virtue The record of the past years
that point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
SO THEY SAY

Wow! You've done your duty.
You're excused - deferred. -
Draft Board to Samuel Isen-
berg of Pittsburgh. father of IL.
II takes all nations to live at
peace. But one can precipitste
war Paul Y. McNutt, federal
security administrator.
Today. as 20 years ago. mock
cry is the weapon left to those
who have no other. Today, SO
then. German heaviness ~
powerless in the face Of ridicule.
Hubert Pierlot. Belgian pre-
mier-in-eXile.
The democratic citizen who
asks but does not give. who
takes advantage Of his rights
while escaping his obligations,
is termits OF democracy.
Carlos Dsvils. former Chilean
am ossssdor to the u. s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
It's a Many Edged Sword

)NE of the reasons the citizen should begin 10
pay some attention to the trend toward initiation is be-
he among those who will be hit hardest The spec
tacular losses a period of initiation those who
have money. But the other hand such people usually
manage to wangle through il somehow. Ii is the little
fellow. the fellow small and inelastc salary wage
the fellow with the small savings account
who down into the depths of unspecacular
misery In runaway initiation
In the latter class included the millions Of holders
Of Social Security cards and the benecares of ordinary
life industrial and insurance policies They include
than SO per cent of the population of the United
States.
Many more people have stake preserving kind
81 stability in the relationship between money and the
prices of things than before Forty-ve millions of
people, for instance, have Social Security accounts
who did not have them few years Such of them
have made $3.50 month, for instance for period
of 10 WILL when they reach 65 years of age begin
to receive S44 month until they die Such mans widow,
his unmarried children under s also in line for benefits.
So every and working under Social Security
has stake in preventing initiation though many of
them apparently not conscious of II. For it, by the
time they reach S. that S44 a month won't buy Gig
ars the whole elaborate scheme for their protection and
security coapses just when the to also
That why every effort must be mace now to restrain
the rising prcewage cycle That is why the government
Ia trying TO sell defense bonds In buying defense bonds
lend your actual to the government which will
back after 10 with interest II the
does not get enough money that it will borrow it from
banks which simply create the credit where money
existed before thus expanding the without add
ing CORRESPONDENCE TO production That initiation.
The prospect of Initiation not something that
only the rich. II concerns woman and child in
the United States and the children perhaps, most of ALL
II things don't seem to be coming your way, perhaps
IN the road
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
HOROSCOPE
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is

Benefic aspects rule today
which seem To presage good
news that stimulates plans for
the coming week. II is a prom
Using sway for finishing work
well begun.
Heart and Home. Young
members of the family should
be on guard against accidents.
Under the spell Of warm weather
there may be an inclination TO
argue ana even To quarrel. This
10 a time to seek the healing in
fluence of nature, although sud
den, violent storms may be
expected in certain parts of the
country. Girls should make
much OF social contacts and
csrefree conditions. for the
autumn Is TO bring many re-
sponsibilities. Mothers and all
heads OF households should pre-
pare for necessary economies.
Business Affairs: Men who
conduct small businesses will
face innumerable difficulties. de
spite general prosperity Heads
OF modest enterprises will find
difficulty in obtaining materials
or merchandise. shortage OF
man power will also hamper
many. inasmuch as war condi-
tons are TO continue for more
than two years, and probably
four. II will be wise 10 make re-
adjustments or even TO surren-
der shops or factories restricted
in capital. The Capitalization
OF industry will be more and
more necessary as nations con-
tinue in conflict which destroys
normal trade.
National Issues: II will be re-
membered that sstrologers pre-
dieted that any pact between
Russia and Germany would lead
10 discord and conflict. The at
utuds Of the United States
toward Russia now will be crit
ieised by persons who DO not
read portents in the star. Ac-
cording 10 seers known 70 be
clever in their interpretations Of
signs IN the heavens. COM
muniSm is TO undergo sweeping
changes that may eliminate at
the time OF the next conjunction
OF Saturn and Mars in February.
Persons whose hirthdate II Is
have the sugury Of a year Of
substantial advancement social
" and financially. Dealing in
lands, mines and antiques should
bring profit
Children born on this day
probably viii be lucky in love
as well as In business. They
may be extraordinarily gifted in
the arts and sciences. If wisely
developed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
DEFENSE
SAVINGS


q. Can redeem my Treasury Tax Savings Notes for
cash?
A. Yes Series notes the option Of the owner
be redeemed at the price you paid for them any
without advance notice Series notes can be redeemed
At the price paid for them any DAYS from
the time of issue, upon 80 days notice.
O. Where can redeem them.
A. At the Federal Reserve Bank that issued them in
accordance with instructions the back of each
complete about the new Tax Savings
banker DEPART
ment Washington. d. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16
MR.. FIXIT
He Fixes Thinus

To reesiTs attention IN this col
umn lettsrs must Fivs name and
sdcfezs ~ HriHff OnlH Initials
I'll - published shsn requested.
Mr. Fait: In order 10 tab.
nurse training. - scientific
course through high school re-
qoired l. physics required Of
n nurse applicant. What l. the
general principle Of the subject
of physics: MISS y.
A scientific course In high
school certainly would be worth
while for a girl planning to
study nursing. though not
requisite. Physics IL q study Of
such physical phenomena a.
levers. boiling and freezing wa
ter. light, sound and too many
others 10 mention You'll get
much more Information II you
seek advice at your high school
office. which is prepared 10 tell
you the nature OF all the courses
and suggested preparations for
various vacations. and 10 help
you plan your career before YOU
enter.
You inquired also about OBJ
tanning a copy of a song. You
should try the Tacoma music
houses a. a first step.
Mr.. ftfit: Plea-e print a list
Of postmaster. In this state con-
fir'ned by the senate this month.
A. !. l..
The following executive nomi-
nations were confirmed by the
L. ). senate Aug. 8. Arthur J.
krslowec, Auburn: Raymond V.
Rosso. Black Diamond: James
r. stephenson, Issaquah. Harvey
Lewis. Kirkland: Erica A. Kim
ney. Lake Stevens. Barbara J.
DeCamp. Nespelem: Andrew
Hunter, Puysllup; John r. ODER,
Vsshon.
Mr.. Fixit: Could you pleas.
tell me whom Ia zee about IN.
government vocational school nj
llth and q SITS. -. And will they
have any electrical classes ther.9
X. ID.
The school is TO be operated
by the Tacoma public school sys-
TEN. IL you wish information
from that source, call Earle u.
Bennett, the systems director of
vocational education, At the Cen
trail school. Most OF the boys
admitted TO training classes
there 30 as apprentices in the
unions. You might consult with
the Electrical Workers union,
at 740ls Broadway.
Mr.. FiNit: II one wants a road
surveyed around the farm, will
the county surveyor do 10 gratis:
Or must he be paid extra: Is
he paid by the hour, day or per
foots W. A. 4
The county engineer did such
surveying many years ago but
doesn't any longer. You can get
any private engineer to do the
work, but be sure you have a
licensed engineer. for your pro-
lection in case the line ever gets
into court. The engineer will
quote you price before he
does the job.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-16

partment sdviees, Hitler plans
TO stage a smashing peace drive
II and when he has crushed the
Russian armies opposing him.
II the Soviet forces in the field
are beaten, Japan will pursue
even more aggressive tactics IN
the Far East and Vichy probably
will hand her North African
possessions over TO the Reich.
Then. having whipped Russia
and cowed France. Der Fuehrer
will offer peace terms to Britain
and the United states. II Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Prime Min
ister Churchill are confa bbing on
the high seas or in Canada. they
are discussing possible peace
offer from Germany.
Hitler believes that such a
proposal viii appeal TO power
ful groups in both Britain aud
the United STATES. He thinks
that he can render both nations
almost helpless nv an offer TO
Law down aims and refrain from
further aggression. That Is Der
Fuehrer's plan ss outlined 10
the state department In conf
Dental dispatches from abroad.
But there are several obstacles
In Hitlers path. First. the
United states and British ex-
perts do not expect the Soviet
forces To cave in. Secondly,
they think that Japan has been
scared off from further aggres-
sive action. Lastly, Churchill
and Roosevelt have agreed 10
reject any peace offer which
Berlin may propose. The presi-
dent and me prime minister are
determined TO fight 1t out with
Hitler TO a finish.
Regardless Of any program
which President Roosevelt and
Prime Minister Churchill may
have formulated. the outcome OF
the Russo-Germsn conflict with
In the next so days may decide
the future OF the world Hard
boiled army experts here and in
London insist that ma jor mill
tsry and diplomatic questions
will be answered by Sept. Is.
N the Russians can hold off
the Germans for another month
In the Ukraine and the indus
trial ARA around Moscow. Der
F'uehrer will have suffered
Ina jor and mortal loss He will
have sacrificed thousands Of
men and a great deal Of material
without eompen>ating gains In
the form of food. oil or minerals.
A month from now. nv sept. rs
At the latest. rain and snow viii
have fallen upon Russia There
will then he no chance for Hit
Ter TO exploit territorial con
quests. HE will he at the mercy
Of the Russian elements. Under
those circumstance. h will he
dark winter for Germany. where
domestic morale IL reported TO
he at . low ebh.
President Roosevelt and Prime
fully spprised Of these posi-
bilites 81 regardless Of Hit
,sr's peace ohtzkrieg In thu