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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-18
BROJ 50. - NO. 50.
b. Odbor "a izradu rezolucija

o malim slabim burzoaskim drza-
wanna. 4
"Posto je opsirnije obmislio q
razbijenim, cd strane fasistickog
imperijalizma, malim drzavama
Europe, medju kojima je i Jugo-
slavija, to vas odbor preporucuje:
ida konvencija posebno po-
tvrdi podvuce analizu zaklju-
cke istaknute u izvestaju Central
nog Odbora 80. konvenciji Fede-
racije ovoj pojavi.'
o neutrality-suspicious. ratu.
"Nakon opsirnijeg razmislja-
MIA drugom imperijalistickom
ratu opste njegovoj Nemacko-
Ruskoj fazi posebice, to vas odbor
preporueuje:
ida konvencija posebno potvrdi
i podvuce analizu zakljucke sko-
ro-obelodanjenog partijskog ma
nifesta, otstampanog ma nasem je-
ziku pod naslovom "Svetski rat
Sovjetska Russia, izvestaja
Centralnog Odbora 80. konvenciji
Federacije o toj pojavi." Obe rezo-
lucije primaju Sc kako su procita-
ne.
c) Odbor "a stampu lteraturu
podonosi sledece preporuke:
"sto Sc tice izdavanja move litera-
ture, vas odbor preporu6uje da Sc
instruktuje c. o. da izda sto wise
novih brosura osim periodicnog
kalendara. Move knjige Sc lakse
prodaju i sadrze objasnjenje sa-
vremenih dogadjaja. Pored toga,
one podstrekuju da nasi drugovi
cesce idu agitaciju, da sa sto Vi
Sc radnika dodju dodir, sto INA
ci da sc tako siri nasa propagan-
da."
90 stampi, vas odbor ina jed
nu preporuku to je da: ova kon-
vencija urgira sve sposobne cla-
move ma peru da sto redovnije i
sto cesce pisu clanke Ia Radnieku
Borbu. Pored toga, sto ce ii clanci
obogatiti stivo Radnicke Borbe,
oni &c omoguciti izabranom ured-
niku da sto bolje svoje clanke
pise." Preporuke odbora Sc usva-
jaju.
d. -Odbor "a agitaciju organi-
zaciju preporucuje da Centralni
Odbor upotrebi sve svoje sile da
nadje jednog sposobnog druga koji
da Sc uposli kao agitator Fedora
cije. Preporuka odbora Sc usvaja.
Druga preporuka odbora;. ida Sc
uposli trece lice u Centralnom u
redu' odbacena je. Drugovi T. Je-
lusic i M. Vasilit daju svoj e
glasove "a preporuku.
e) Odbor "a pregled finansija
Federacije izveseuje, da je odbor
pregledao finansijske racune Fe-
deracije pronasao sve redu. L.
| vestaj odbora Sc prima.
II. Razno.
Reseno da sekretar Federacije
ina da izvesti Ogranke pretpla-
tama koje pretplatnici sami posa-
| lju.
IVA ONOlH HleStu plosioouJe SS
pauza da bi sc dala prilika sekre-
tarima da dovrse zapisnik.
Ia vreme pauze predsednlk pozl-
va bratske delegate redovne de-
legate da pozdrave konvenciju.
Prvi uzima rec drug T. Gramati-
coff, a nakon NIGGA drugovi P. Ma
teeff, Eric Hass, J. Sim i l. Her.
zeg. Svi govori bivaju primani sa
burnim odobravanjem Cd strane
delegate prisutnih gostiju.
IL. Citanje zapisnika.
t Procitan je zapisnik treceg Ease
danja primljen kako je proeitan.
Nakon toga, sa govorom pred
sednika, druga L. Petrovica, u
kojem je narcotic naglasio PORT
| Lo4r
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-18
POSLOyNIK KONvENCIJE:

l. Konvencija pocinje u 9 sati l
jutro traje do IL sati podne
Posle podne pocinje 1870 pc
podne traje do 6 sati uvece.
2. Predsednik i pomocnik predsed'
niku biraju Sc svaki dan.
8. Pocetkom svakog zasedanja yrs
Sc:
AZ proziv delegate;
b. citanje zapisnika;
q citanje pozdrava konvenciji
4. Parlamentarni red:
a. Svaki delegat ina pravo ma
jedan glas.
By Nj jedan delegat nema pra-
vo govoriti po drugi put,
dok Sc ne izredjaju svi koji
zele govoriti po prvi put.
c) Pri diskusiji o raspravnim
pitanjima, svaki delegat ina
pravo govoriti 10 minuta
prvi put 5 minuta drugi
put. Izuzetak cini diskusija
povrh spornih pitanja, u ko-
me slucaju svaki delegat
ina pravo govoriti 80 minu-
ia prvi 10 minuta drugi
put.
d. Svaki raspravni predlog, ako
je valjano poduprt, ina biti
stavljen ma diskusiju.
e) Svaki dodatak predlogu ina
Sc prvo uzeti pretres ta-
da staviti ma glasanje.
f) Svaki je delegat obavezan
glasati.
g) Ia sve stvari koje nisu pred
vidjene Ustavu Partije, u
pravilima Federacije u O.
vom poslovniku, ina slu-
ziti kao putovodja Roberts $
Rules of Order.
Ia redara konvencije predsed-
mix imenuje druga B. Curulica.
5. Izvestaji.
az Drug P. Slepcevic, sekretar
Federacije, cita iscrpan izvestaJ
Centrainog Odbora. lsti Sc prima
kako je procitan. Ga vreme ci-
tanja zapisnika predsednik kon-
poziva prisutne da ustanu
odaju postu preminulim clanovl-
ma i simpaticarima kroz proslu
godinu.)
By Drug N. Stanic, urednik Rad
nicke Borbe, cita svoj pismer1i H.
vestaj. Izvestaj Sc prima kako i
procitan.
6. Izbor Odbora.
az U odbor "a pregled pravils
Federacije izabrani su sledec
drugovi: B. Radov, P. Slepcevic
P. Bogdan.
By U odbor "a izradu rezolucija
L. Stefanovic, J. Mitic i L. Pet
rovic.
g U odbor "a stampu literatu'
ru: N. Stanic, c. scepovic i P. Bog
dan.
d. u odbor "a agitaciju i organl'
zaciiu: T. Jelusic, VIM. Kelenic
NJ. Vasilic.
e) U odbor "a pregled finanslJa
Federacije: P. Cotic, VIM. Sabll<
i S. Djakulovic.
DOpisi:
Procitan je dopis Ogranka NIL
waukee predat odboru "a aglta
ciju i organizaciju.
8. Izvestaji Delegate.
Ia Ogranak Akron,O., drug l.
Stefanovic izvescuje da Ogranal
ina "a clana da je odrzao 28 re
dovnih 2 vanredne sednice,
skupstine, II skolskih casova, "a
bayu: 5 vecerinki a piknika. Agl
tacioni mu Sc odbor sastoJl od
clanova i prihodovao je S535.4o
da ina 83 pretplate ma Radnlck'
Borbu i da je prodao literatur'
"a $500; Engleske literature q
S17OO. Prihod mu je $2.382.89
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-18
10. Izvestaji Odbora.

a. Odbor "a pregled pravlla
Federacije podnosi sledecu pre-
poruku: "Buduci da je 20. konven-
CHA nase Federacije instrukto-
vala tada novo-izabrani C. @. da
prevede novi partijski ustav, u
svojen ma II. konvenciji S. L. P.
i da dovede pravila Federacije u
sklad sa novim partijskim usta-
vom, ukljueujuci odluku % kon-
vencije Federacije predstavnis-
tvu Ogranaka ma konvenciji.
"Buduci da ovo jos nije izradje-
no, odbor preporucuje konvenciji
da instruktuje novo-izabrani c. o.
da sprovede gore navedenu odlu-
ku delo." Preporuka odbora sc
usvaja.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-18

Procitan je zapisnik treceg Ease
danja primljen kako je proeitan.
Nakon toga, sa govorom pred
sednika, druga L. Petrovica, u
kojem je narcotic naglasio port
vovanje neumorne napore, detro-
itskih drugarica drlgova. koje
su morali da uloze ogromni rad
u vezi sa konvencijom izrazio i'm
zahvalnost ime delegate, tride-
seta konvencija Federacije pri-
vodi sc kraju u l sat posle podne
u ponedeljak l septembra, 1941.
Joe Sternthal,
sekretar konvencije.
S. Munjekovic,
pomocnik sekretara.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-09-18
Dopisi:

Proeitan je dopis Ogranka Mil
waukee predat odboru "a aglta-
ciju i organizaciju.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Young Husband Carries
Barefooted Bride Away

Kansas City, July LEAP The
trail OF two teen.age newlyweds,
missing nearly "a hours after the
young husband carried his bride
barefooted from her home In an
exclusive residential district, ended
in Wichita, Kas.. early today.
Lynn V: Bowman, 10, and Mrs.
Lenore Long Bales Bowman, Is,
University Of Kansas City students
whose marriage at nearby Olathe,
Kas.. July was followed two days
later by an annulment suit, were
found seated in a green station
wagon parked on a downtown
Wichita street.
Bowman sent his father, Lynn z.
Bowman, a telegram. saying:
I'VE are all safe, Val"
Police here reported that Walter
]. Bales, Jr., father of the bride,
notified them earlier that he had
received a wire from his daughter
at Wichita saying that the couple
was leaving soon," but not desig-
mating their destination.
The couple had been the object
Of wide search since they left in
the station wagon belonging to
young Bowman's father-in-law.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
ARMY SERVICE

Continued from Page One) =
to send troops outside the western
hemisphere there was little doubt
about enactment Of the extension
legislation.
Remain Doubtful
However. many members OF the
House Military Committee. talking
in advance of the Presidents press
conference statement, apparently
remained doubtful about the bill.
Rep. Kilday (D-Tex.) said in COM
menting on the need for II that
they will have to show u.s." and
Rep. Thomson (D-Tex.) declared
1t would take a special message
from the President to get the bill
passed.
One indication Of dwindling Sen
ate opposition was seen by some
legislators In statement by SEN
ator Taft (R-Ohio) that he was
willing to vote for additional serv-
ice for the draftees, reseryists
and guardsmen provided proper
safeguards were included In the
interest of the men.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Calendar of Social Events

TODAY
Crescent Ladies' Aid Society cooperative
dinner Transportation will be charge Mrs. Arthur
Ferguson.
THURSDAY
Leader Class OF Methodist Church. luncheon 1880
home OF Mrs. Glynn Holmes Bring table service.
West Side Circle OF Dorcas Society Lutheran Church 20
Adams ST. and leave II o'clock picnic Plymouth
Park
Circle OF Baptist Womens Union o'clock with Mrs E.
Graichen.
Queen City Tent Hive OF Maccabees, 1880 GAR. Hall
Lutheran Mixer $3.50 home OF Mr. and Mrs Paul
Trauweer
Washenaw Women Golfers Hills
golf for golf luncheon bridge Wahtenaw Country
Club.
FRIDAY
Willing Workers picnic dinner IL
o'clock at home of Mrs. William Jellis
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Girl Scouts Make
Progress in Sewing

Girl Scouts are progressing with
their summer program of Red Cross
work. Last week was their first
week TO gather on Tuesday and
Thursday at the Little House, Rec
reation Park. to sew. Their num-
Der OF workers has increased from
eight TO 20 and so far they have
hemmed is dozen diapers.
Tuesday the girls brought nose
bag lunches and were given a plea
SAINT surprise OF additional refresh
ments OF salad, cake and lemonade,
a gift from the Girl Scout Council.
On Thursday a Red Cross worker
from Ann Arbor will be present to
give instructions on bandases. Mrs.
John Sellers, Mrs. Glenn Groosbeck,
Mrs. Ben Vanden Belt and Mrs.
Clarence Loesell will also be present
to assist the girls.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Picnic Dinner at
Plymouth Enjoyed
by B.P.W. Club

Ypsilanti Business and Profession
al Women's Club enjoyed a picnic
dinner at Riverside Park, Plymouth
Tuesday evening.
There were several guests includ
ing members Of the Plymouth Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club.
The delicious dinner was served
by the women OF the Winners Class
OF the First Baptist Church. Of
Ypsilanti.
No business meeting was held
Miss Elizabeth Warren, president
welcomed the guests. thanked the
committee in charge OF arrange
ments and the women OF the church
for their fine service.
Games were played and songs
enjoyed and a social hour followed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Father of Twelve Not
Pleased by Deferrment

Pittsburgh, July 16-AP-Sam.
uel Howard Isenberg, at IS the
father Of ~ children. was disap-
pointed today over receiving quick
deferment from Army service be-
cause OF his long list Of dependents.
1T gets a fellow down sometimes
when you gotta be around here
all the time with ALI these kids"
he said. Il really would have
liked some Army training-I fig
ured 1t would give me little bit
Of vacation" 81
Selective service board mem
bers in McKees Rocks stared at
him when he turned in his ques-
tionnaire. To list all his depen-
dents, he had to attach an extra
sheet OF paper to it-and write
small at that.
They couldn't believe I had that
many children" Isenberg chuck
led. But I finally convinced EN-.
After all, had proof home"
He said the board reacted like
this:
Wow. you've done your duty.
You're xcused-deferred."
The board said that so far as 1t
knew. no other registrant in the
nation had reported so large
family.
Isenberg, a s190-a.month rail-
road employee, got married when he
was 16 and his wife. Stella, Is.
They now have these mouths to
feed: Rosalia, 1S, Dorothy, Is, Sam.
uel, Is, William, 13, Audrey, IL,
Theresa, II. Charles, 10, David, Z,
George, 5. Howard, 4, Eileen, 8, and
Johnny. II months.
"And do they eat" he said. The
grocery bill takes half my pay.
It's pretty hard sometimes-but
don't get me wrong-I wouldn't
take q million dollars Tor any one
of my tribe"
Although he'll remain in civilian
life, Isenberg feels he's doing his
bit anyway. Because OF the rush
he said. he gets only every other
Sunday off. He's a freight and
yard conductor for the Pittsburgh
and Lake Erie Railroad.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Hamtramck Decides to
Gust Married Teachers

Detroit, July l6-UP- Forty one
school teachers today were look
ing for new jobs, the victims Of q
unanimous stand by the Ham.
tramck board of education against
married instructors.
The board took action Tuesday
night, ordering superintendent NJ.
A. Kopka to discharge Al Of its
GO married women teachers.
Board members also unanimous.
ly approved a stipulation for fu.
ture contracts, calling for the i'm.
mediate dismissal of women teach.
ers when they marry.
Miss Frances Comfort, spokes.
man for the Wayne County Fedora
ton of Teachers (AFL). charged
that the boards action was out
right" discrimination and part of
q scheme of Hamtramck politicians
to put their friends In teaching po-
sitions."
The board, however, ovefruled
Miss Comforts protests and listed
the dismissals as an economy
measure.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Fine Points in Bridge
Bv SHEPARD BARCLAY

II the spades were divided evenly.
So he led the spade 5 and let the
10 win. A card reader would know
from Easts play Of the 6 on the
club lead. that South had the rest
of the suit. But remember that
this wasn't tennis. so Mr.. Skeen
fred back the club to the 8. Now
the spade 8 was led. the win
ming and East returning the heart
Q to the A. Can you believe tt
the next lead from West was the
club
Taking stock. South saw three
spades IL the suit would break. one
heart, one diamond and four clubs
-game--if East had the diamond
A. So the Q won that club trick.
the A was cashed. a diamond
sent to the X and A. heart re-
turned. the X winning. then the
spade A and two more spades
cashed. plus the diamond @.
In justice to Mr. Skeen. a truly
spendid and very bright chap. let
1t he said that the next afternoon
we watched him play probably the
greatest tennis we have ever seen.
as he polished of several Of his
brother professionals on the
courts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
THE OTHER MANS GAME

WHEN WE go up against the
other fellows game. we are.likely
to cut q pretty sorry figure. You
Just ought to see some Of the ter
rible tennis played by some Of the
worlds greatest bridge players.
Most Of them are worse than a
Joke. but deserve credit for stick
ing to II, as It Is. OF course. benefit
cial for a specialist Of one form Of
competition to sharpen himself
with other styles. But now we
know that the tennis Of some
bridge masters is no worse than
the bridge Of some tennis Joplin
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
ST R|KES

Continued from Page One)
ed a contract previously agreeJ
upon. Pickets posted at the plant
had declared they were striking be
cause the contract had not beer
signed and because vacation sche
ules had not been posted as agreed
in advance.
Settlement terms at the Copper
weld factory provided for rehir
ing all but six strikers. In walk
ing out. the union men had demand
ed the rehiring of 10 foremen who
they said, had quit rather than
carry out company orders for the
discharge Of 80 workmen.
A development Of great interest
to steel men yesterday was the de.
cision OF Republic Steel Corpora.
ton, one OF the nations big pro-
ducers, to bargain collectively with
the Clio Steel Workers Organic
ing Committee in II OF Is plants,
with the provision that the union
prove It had a majority Of the work
ers In the plants.
In related development, the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board, the
Republic Steel Corporation, and
the CO. SWOC completed an
agreement clearing away all Wag.
ner Act cases pending against the
firm.
The Cancellation Service at WASH
ington. D. c., announced last night
tentative agreement had been
reached for settling a wage dispute
involving about 5000 employees Of
the White Motor Company. Cleve.
land. The CIO.Auto Workers I'm.
lon has been seeking q wage in
crease and threatening to strike il
one was not forthcoming. but de-
tails OF the union demands and the
tentative settlement were not made
public.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Shower Compliments
Mrs. Harold Rettich

Officers and teachers Of the Bap-
tist Sunday School delightfully."- en-.
tertained at surprise miscellan-
eous shower honoring Mrs. Harold
Rettich. Ann Arbor, a June bride,
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. William Shaw. Mrs.
Rettich before her marriage was
Miss Esther Horner.
The bride. with the assistance
Of Mr., Rettich. opened the many
daintily wrapped gifts heaped In a
large white wrapped basket Re-
freshments Of pink and white ice
cream and individual cakes were
served by the hostess.
Preceding the party. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rettich. Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Eich.
horn and Mrs. Helen Horner were
guests OF Rev. and Mrs. Shaw for
dinner in the garden at the Shaw
home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16

Mrs. Glenn Fisher and two chill.
drsn are spending two weeks with
her parents In Cheboygan.
Master Thomas Bradley has gone
to Cincinnati. o.. to visit his grand.
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Baka have
moved from AL N. Adams St. to
one Of the Camp apartments on E.
Cross st.
Mrs. Freeman B. Hover and son,
Plymouth, spent Monday with Mrs,
J. NJ. Hover.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
FILES SUIT

Detroit, July 16-INS-"Step-in-
Fetchet", negro movie comedian,
filed a suit for $1,000 in common
pleas court today, charging his
booking agent, Sam Carver, with
breach OF contract. The comedian,
whose real name is Lincoln Perry
charged his agent failed to provide
him with four weeks work at $3.50
a week in accordance with q con-
tract. Perry Is now an entertain
err at a Detroit beer garden.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Attendance LARGE


The Auxiliary. Veterans OF For
eign Wars. met Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Everett Graham, with a
large attendance, Mrs. lvele Grub
presided. IL was announced that
the past president. Mrs. Floyd Parr,
was unable TO attend because OF
illness. Six new members were re.
ceived, Mrs. Walter Emmitt. Mrs.
T. Fox, Mrs. Arthur Opp. Mrs. Ellen
Oakley, Mrs. Clair Case and Mrs
Leafey Graham. Mrs. Archie Rup'
pert gave an interesting report on
the recent state encampment AT
Sault Ste. Marie. New uniforms
have been ordered. three having al.
ready arrived. The hostess served a
lovely luncheon.
Miss Laura Knoch, Berea, o.,
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs. V. z. Henry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chandler
took their little daughter, Marilyn,
to Jasper Sunday for a weeks visit
with two little friends and then the
two children will return with Mari.
Ign and spend week here. On their
way home the Chambers stopped in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Quests Al Luncheon

The friendly Eight were enter'
tanned at luncheon, Tuesday. by
Mrs. Kate WelEer at the home OF
Mrs. Daisy MARGIN at Worthwhile,
where Mrs. Weller is conyalescing
from her recent operation. The table
was adorned with cut flowers.
Pedro was played later, with prizes
being awarded 10 Mrs. Edward Hell
herman. Mrs. l. Mcbride, and Mrs.
MARGIN.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
Get Together For
Friday Planned by
DeMolay Members

At the meeting OF the Council OF
Ypsilanti Chapter. Order OF De-
Molay. Tuesday evening al the
home OF Arthur Dieterle. plans
for the first OF three Get Togeth'
ers for chapter members were dis.
cussed. The first gathering will be
Friday evening at $3.50 at Groomes'
bathing beach. Whitmore Lake.
The next council meeting is to be
Aug. ~ at o'clock at the home
Of William Reed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16
CONTRACT SIGNED

Detroit, July 16-INS-Signing
OF a union contract today ended
what was termed an unauthorized
strike by the CLIO Steel Workers
Organizing Committee against the
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
which repeatedly handles several
defense contracts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16

Eugene Howe. accompanied by
three OF his daughters, Chicago. has
been visiting his aunt, Miss Ethel
Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Clause, daugh.
ter. Madeline Therese. and son,
Lyle Vincent Clause. have just re-
turned from a nine days trip to
Cincinnati to visit Mrs, Clauses
mother. Mrs. James Weir. Also at
the Weir home Is Miss Eleanor
Weir who is on vacation. She tutors
two radio stars. Mrs. Weir's niece
and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Strew and their daughter and son,
New York City, were also in the
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Block are hav-
ing the foundation laid for their new
home on n. Prospect st. beyond
Clark Road. They have bought ten
acres.
Geraldine Grow, Lansing, is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret
5rookins. They will go to Houghton
Lake to visit friends in a cottage
there the last of the week.
Miss Lena Shaw is going to Trav-
erse City today and then with Mrs
Bert Comstock and Miss Edith Com
stock will go to Maine.
Miss Ella May Gardner is now
attending the University Of Mich.
lgan after having spent the previous
two weeks at the home OF her broth.
err and sister-in.law. Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Conant, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Gardner en-.
joyed a picnic lunch at Vampires
Lake. Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Holstead, accompan-
led by Miss Lilah Werthmiller, CHI
cago, have just returned from a
weeks trip to Niagara Falls.
Miss Olive Lockwood left Mon.
day on a two weeks vacation trip
through Wisconsin and Upper Mich
igan. She was accompanied by Miss
Frances Kline, Hartford, Mich.
Mrs. NJ. E. Garrett, who was a
week end guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
John c. Garrett. returned to her
Detroit home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Wall, who
spent Saturday with Mrs. Walls par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. John c. Garrett
returned TO their Toledo home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beal and
children, who visited their aunt
Miss Fannie Beal, earlier this
month, will return within the nex'
few days from Washington, d. C..
Trenton and Ontario. and make 9
further visit on their way home tc
Winnetka, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Heron re
turned the first OF the week from
fishing trip at Mackinac Island.
William Schottstaeb, Ann Arbor
was a guest at the Dr.. John c. Gar
rett home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn B. Mackenzie
and baby son. Joseph. expect to re
turn TO Boston today after spending
ten days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph H. Thompson and Mrs. Moll!
Mackenzie.
Miss Mary Jane Fitzpatrick vii
20 Saturday to Cleveland to visi
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bernard tw
| weeks.
Miss Janet Renton Is taking
| weeks vacation from bookkeeper'
duties at Shaefer Hardware Com
pany.
| Mrs. Eugene Manning IL substitu'
Ing in municipal court as clerk 10
Mrs. Ivah Manning. The latter !
taking weeks vacation at Lake
side, o.
II Master Thomas Shaules, Detroi
| is spending the week with ni
cousin, Miss Marilyn Furtney.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lynn Houck, Will
liam and Misses Rachael and Doro'
thy will leave Thursday on an ls-
day trip to Montreal, Quebec. Bos-
ton and Cape Cod. Mr.. and Mrs. F,
A. Houck OF Lansing have come to
stay with Miss Nancy and Robert
during the time.