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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-23

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
Diplomats Might
Take Own Lives

Washington, Dec. 10-UP-Special
American guards at the japanese
Embassy Tuesday were guarding
against possible attempts at hart
kiri by Ambassador Kichisaburo No
mura or members Of his staff.
Local police have been stationed
inside the embassy, II was learned.
and have special instructions to
Illustrate. II possible, any suicide
attempts.
Hara-kiri, in which the victim
disembowels himself. is a 500-year-
old Japanese custom that originated
with the feeling that suicide is
preferable to disgrace. or "losing
face"
Well informed sources said there
had been fear that Nomura. ex-
tremely disheartened by failure OF
his efforts to avoid Japanese
American war, might seek the jap
anese gentleman's way out.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
NEED Of STUDY
HABITS STRESSED

At the freshman women's as
sembly Tuesday in the Fred Green
Ballroom of Charles McKenny Hall
the Stole Society presented a pro
gram which showed the new stu
dents the great value Of good study
habits.
Dean OF Women Susan B. Hill ex-
planned that sophomore students
are elected to Stoics only II they
have proven themselves to be su-
perior students.
Information was given the fresh
men through an Information
Please" quiz conducted by Norwood
Eastman, Cass City, president OF
Stoics. He posed questions to
Miss Phyllis Latoy, Sault Ste
Marie, Ont, Donald Riddering,
Melvindale, and Wilbert McKea-
chic, Davisburg. and Miss Jean
Gillie, Tonawanda, N. Y. who is a
freshman.
The consensus of the quiz answ-
ers was that scholarship depends
upon the efficiency used to prepare
lessons every day, as well as extra
work which may be done.
Skits were presented showing
incorrect and correct study habits.
Those participating included mem
bers Of Stoics, Miss Mabel Mari,
Addison, Miss Betty Long. Mt.
Clemens, and Dick Pooh, Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
CANDIDATES FOR
DANCE SELECTED

Members OF the junior class OF
Michigan State Normal College
met Tuesday in WEIGH Hall Audi
forum to nominate candidates for
the craftsmanship OF the annuel
J-Hop, always the" party OF the
year, sponsored by the juniors.
One woman and one man student
will head the party.
Nominees for the women are:
Miss Olga Podayko, Albion. Miss
Betty Jackson. Bad Axe. Miss Phyl-
lis Courtemanche, Pontiac, and
Miss Donna Riegel, Monroe. Nomi-
nees for the male chairman are.
Paul Spata. Rockaway Beach, n.
Y, Olin Cox. Ypsilantt. Victor
Apple. Detroit. Ralph Chapman.
Mt. Clemens, and Richard Wortlsy,
Ypsilanti.
The juniors are voting today In
the primary elections to narrow the
race down to two boys and two
girls. They are voting today In
the corridor of Pierce Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10

All local filters have been ground
ed as q result OF the Civil Aeronau-
ties Administration ruling that only
commercial and military planes are
allowed to fly. After the emery
ency Is passed. all pilots. includ-
ing those with student permits.
will have TO have their licenses re-
endorsed. They will have to show
birth certificates and pledge ale
glance to the United States. Civil
liam Pilot Training instructors VIII
be among the first to be relicensed.
Donald II. Lee, Jr., will be gradu-
ated Friday from Ellington Field.
near Houston, Tex, and receive
his commission as a second lieu
tenant in the Army Air Corps. Mr..
Lee was first at Corsicanna and
then at Randolph Field and now he
is completing his training at FL
lington Field. Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
aid H. Lee, Sr., his parents, ex-
pect to attend the graduation ex-
ercises.
Burnell Aller, Ann Arbor. few
solo cross country TO Toledo and
Adrian Airports and returned to
the McEnnan Airport Sunday. Har-
old Irish and Donald Fisk, Dundee.
soloed at the Ypsilanu Airport Sun
day.
A heartening word comes TO
those with defective vision who
desire to fly. Samuel Jaknke. Ann
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
A Ride in a Paper Boat
MARIE
BLIZZARD

| ter. Halle. Tn going 10 speak
plainly to you. Utter depend
ence Is not good for any man.
And it's particularly bad for a man
like Eric"
"Oh. no. you're wrongl"
"Am I? He hasn't worked for
nearly q year. Whyf Because he
has you to depend on. Do you think
it's good for q man not to take care
of himself? II you weren't here.
he'd have to have a job" II was
on the tip OF her tongue. bitten
back. to add, "or he'd find some
other girl to take care of him."
II know that's true. But you see.
Louise. ! like Eric to need me.
Sometimes I think that's the way
he'll stay In love with me-"
You don't trust him. You're
afraid he needs you only while you
make his life easy"
Maybe" Halle said simply.
you must want love pretty bad
ly. I would find a situation like
| that intolerabie.
Halle said, 1--WE got to leave
now. We don't have a telephone
Eric viii be worried II I'm not
home by seven"
Leaving without an invitation
to the Fennells?" Louise asked
dolefully. amazed.
Lou, you know all about US.
Toby doesn't Eric is proud. ! know
Toby Is an old friend. but Eric
wouldn't want him to know ..
to know :"
II was Just asking. darling.
Actually. Toby would never forgive
me II didn't insist on your coming
in to Join us for dinner Remember
this Is to be a celebration Of the
Job Toby'll get for Eric. Wear eve
ming clothes. mean that's all
right, isn't it,"
Halle laughed. She said. Tho
only decent rag have Is an eve
ming dress, and Eric will love this.
When and where?"
Here at seven. Oh, Halle,
everything's going to be all right
noww
Eric In rented tails-the Adamses
would eat pancakes for a week
and Halle In white satin. drinking
champagne, mingling with stars
at the Brown Derby. And Toby say
ing, i've spoken about you to Matt
Osborn at the studio. He'll FIX you
up, Eric"
It was incredibly wonderful!
It was wonderful all that week
while Louise and Halle were to-
gether. right up to the day after
Eric and Halle put the Fennells on
the train for New York.
That was the day that Eric was
to see Matt Osborne. It was the
morning after Matt Osborne ran
his car over q cliff and broke his
neck.
Halle said to her boss, "Td like
to withdraw the notice I gave you.
II you still want me to stay on the
Job, want to-"
Ito Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
KAPPA DELTA P|
GUESTS At PARTY

Members Of Kappa Delta Pi were
entertained at the home OF DR..
Carl Erikson, OF the mathematics
department OF Michigan State Nor
NAL College. for an enjoyable
Christmas party Tuesday evening,
Gifts were brought by the stu
dents. Bingo was played and when
one became a winner instead OF
saying "Bingo" he said Santa
Claus" and then took his choice OF
a gift.
Wilbert McKeachie. Davisburg.
president OF Kappa Delta Pi. play
ed two violin solos. He was &C
oompanied by Edward Bowles, De
troit-
The group sang Christmas songs.
Vocal duets were given by Miss
Frances Lawrence. Spring Arbor,
and Mr.. Bowles.
Delicious refreshments OF Ice
cream, cookies, and coffee were
served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10

4 said brusqueiy. You're not tusi
talking to hear yourself talk
You're still trying to keep face
Okay. admire It. But you can't
fool me-"
I'm not trying to fool you. Lou
I'm trying to tell you the truth
Don't you think I've thought this
all Out? ?"
Il do. but I don't think you're
telling me your real conclusions
Maybe you haven't told them to
yourself. know what all your let.
tiers meant. now. All these merry
gay times you've been saying
you've been having. Don't you
know that you were ashamed OF
somethlng?"
Hallie's cheeks grew pink.
you've been ashamed that Eric
hasn't been the husband you want
US to think he is"
In a very dignified voice. Halle
said. Il can't let you say things
like that Louise. You've never
liked Eric :"
II like him. all right. but don't
have confidence in him. Neither
have you. Well, something's got tc
be done about 1t. Toby'll get some
thing for him, even though he
doesn't really have much to dc
with things at this end of the COM
pany. You know how much jeal-
ousy there Is In this business"
you think he can get something
In radio for EricI"
He can try"
Halle felt tears sting her eyes
Louise saw them, but she pretend
ed she didn't.
IF it's a good Job, you can give
up yours. How would you like to
take a trip back east with us?
need you for company. Toby works
late almost every night. You and !
could run up to Worburn In my
car and see everybody. Wouldn't
you like that"
HALLE closed her eyes. To walk
down Maple street in Worburn
again. To sit In Daddy's waiting
room. To drive him home. She won-
dered II her old car still was In the
garage at home. Home!
She opened her eyes. 1T would
be heavenly.
Then you're going. A week
from today. The trip will be our
birthday present to you"
Halle shook her head slowly. II
can't, Lou. But thank you all the
same"
Louise allowed herself to show
evaporation.
What do you mean, 'can't'?"
II can't leave Eric. I'm all he's
got. He's depending on me. Do you
think l could go of and have a
good time. worrying about him
Louise, I'm the kind Of wife who
darns her husbands sox and
watches his diet and sees that he
doesn't catch cold when he gets
his feet wet"
And he's the kind Of a husband
who takes to 1t like duck to wa.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE

THERE WAS a IRE blazing mer-
rily In the hearth In the sitting
room Of the Fennells' suite In the
hotel to which Louise had insisted
Halle return with her. The tea had
been hot and heart-warming and II
had been impossible to resist
Louise when she said. IF you don't
believe that my coming was q
stroke Of Fate. ! do. This Is no
time for your famous reserve. my
girl. ! feel hurt that you love your
oldest friend so little that you've
kept all this from me. So, give" :
Halle began by saying. TT
hasn't been so bad. Lots Of girls are
worse OF than / am. After all. Eric
and l have been happy"
I Have been7 I don't like that
past tense"
Halle smiled at her. II didn't
mean II that way. We're still hap
lpy. but the blush wears on the
honeymoon rose. ! mean that now
we've settled down into being two
married people who are accustomed
to each other. ! don't rush down
the path when Eric comes home
and he doesn't put his arm around
me in the movies. You know how
dt is"
Louise's eyes went to the huge
bowl Of blue delphinium on the ia
BILE. They'd come from Toby. ar
rived since she left n lunch. "Just
to show you that the blondes
haven't gotten me yet" Toby'd
written on the card.
She said, "Yes, know but
want to know how Is the financial
set-up. Are you doing all right ?"
"Fine!" Halle said heartily. Il
think I'm going to get raise next
month and ="
I'm not interested In your raise.
Halle Singleton being a waitress!"
Hostess" Halle corrected with
a wry smile.
What about Eric? What are his
chances?"
A sigh escaped Halle. II don't
know, and guess that's my fault,
too. He used to tell me what he
was doing-I know he does every
thing he can-but I was always so
tired. used to fall asleep while he
was talking to me. Now. / guess
he's ashamed. We tactfully avoid
all talk"
Louise's mouth frightened and
Halle said hurriedly:
"Oh. you mustn't Judge Eric by
anything I'm saying. You know. he
pulls his weight"
"How?" Louise asked succinctly.
Somebody has to take care of
the house. I'm away all day. Eric
does beautifully. We'd both hate to
live In a shoddy way. / don't see
why it's any different for a man
than a woman to do things like
like cooking and all that.
After all. It's a partnership, and
" one ="
"oh. keep quiet, Halle" Louise
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10

Mrs. Ruth Rose, Wayne, former
Ypsilanti High School graduate,
was chosen head Of the forensics
division, Roland Schafer. Ypsi-
lanti, music division, and River
Rouge coach, athletics.
Each group met separately and
then reported to school principals
who acted as an executive commit
tee.
Fifty-one were present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
CONTINUES HEARINGS

Detroit, Dec. 10-AP-A nine
man arbitration commission con.
tinued its hearings today on u
milk price dispute without the
immediate threat OF strike by the
United Dairy Farmers. Edward
A. Jacob, UDF attorney, told the
commission last night that his or.
ganisation In convention at Flint
had agreed to postpone q strike
deadline bne week to Dec. II "in
the interests OF national defense
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10

Arbor. who had 10 hours Of dual
instruction. passed = special flight
test at Wayne County Airport and
has been granted a student permit.
He has defective vision in one eye.
Rodin Rogers. Ann Arbor, who
has been flying with Eddy Mem
nan since 1896. has been given a
promotion in his company and may
be stationed In another city.
Kenneth Swick. New Boston, who
recently received his private's H.
cense. took members of. his family
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
CONSIDER DEFENSE

Windsor, Ont, Dec. 10-AP -
Canadian civic, military and civil
liam defense organization represen.
tatives attended a special meeting
last night called by Windsor Mayor
Arthur J. Reaum to consider q
cooperative plan for civilian de.
tense OF the Windsor-Detroit area.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10

SAN FRANCISCO UP Mrs
Marie Sayre, 81. of San Francisco
was shot and seriously wounded by
a California home guard on patrol
duty at the San Francisco Oakland
Bay bridge here during black
out. Her husband, Don Sayre,
said he did not hear Private A
Rownd's challenge for him to STOP
his car.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
Chairmen Selected For
Twin Valley Association

Chairmen to direct forensics,
music and athletics for the balance
OF the year in the Twin Valley Ac-
tivities Association were named
Monday night in Charles McKenny
Hall after q dinner meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10

BERLIN-INS--Ail Soviet ships
on their way from the Units1
States to Siberia with lsnd-lsaao
supplies have been instructed -
return Immediately TO American
ports, the Berlin radio reported
Tuesday from Shanghai.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10

for thar art plane rids e -
McEnnan Airport
At the Ypsilanu Airport sunday.
Lester couling flew IN iron yacle
SON with q Cub Cruiser and yohn
Flansberger came In from there
with his Aeronca.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-10
Normal College Calendar
TODAY

TODAY
D m.-Chemistry Club s14 Science Building
D Club Christmas
1880 m-Newman Club Benedcion Church.
business and n
THURSDAY
$500 p. m.-christmas Concert Pease Auditorium.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Fight Is
Last Might

BALTIMORE-Harry Jeffra.
l27h. Baltimore, outpointed
Billy Speary, l27, Nanticoke,
Pa. (12).
CHICAGO - Jimmy Tygh,
1861, Philadelphia, outpointed
Mike Gamiere. ,140. Cleveland
(10).
NEW YORK-Everett Right
mire, 131h. Siuox City, Iowa,
outpointed Monty Pignatore,
1875, Brooklyn CO...
SAN FRANCISCO - Vern
Bybee, $50, Ogden, Utah,
stopped Guy Scream, 100, Los
Angeles (8).
CINCINNATI - Leo Kodak,
1874, Chicago, outpointed Her
schel Joiner. 1875, Cincinnati,
(10).
HAMMOND. Ind. Joe
Ghnouly, st. Louis lightweight,
outpointed Eddie Scott, Detroit
(1O).
PHILADELPHIA - frankie
Donate, 118, Philadelphia, out
pointed Nat Litfin, 1851 New
York l8).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
Flashes
of Life
~ the Associated Press
POW WOW

POW WOW
INDIANAPOLIS A tall
bronzed man walked into an
office of the Indiana Bureau Of
motor vehicles.
"You chief title clerk?" he
asked Ben Friedman.
Friedman, chief title clerk of
automobile registrations, nod
ded.
ME Chief Thundercloud," the
man said.
Friedman wrote a certificate
of title for the automobile of
the chief, a Miami Indian from
Peru, Ind.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
CRANIUM .
. ANSWERS

1. A slalom Is q different type
of downhill race in skiing. A
sitzmark is q tumble. The slalom
skier often ends up In . sitxzmark.
2. Skis, ski poles, harness 10
hold skis to boots. goggles. xxi
wax, steel runners to protect
edges of skis. metal or fur climb
ers that attach to skis to aid In
climbing hills.
3. Ten players. Ave to aside,
and two officials.
4. The Big Nine Gig Ten with
Chicago) does not play In New
Years Day bowl games.
5. A puck Is the rubber disk
used in ice hockey.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
IT'S THE CUSTOM

CHlCAGO-Billy Weekes, s.
holds that the word "ouch" is
. must" item on trips to the
dentist.
In the chair for his first visit,
young Weekes emitted frequent,
but soft-voiced, 'ouches!" as the
dentist probed here and there.
"C.mon," said his father,
"thats not hurting-what do
you keep saying ouch for?"
His answer: well. the wo-
man In here ahead Of me kept
saying T."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
HER JOB HAS COLOR

LINCOLN, Neb.-They've en-
deavored to make it clear to q
hen at the Nebraska A. ricultural
College that Christmas is past,
but maybe she Is training for
Easter because she persists in
laying eggs with bright green
yolks.
AS an experiment, several
hens were fed dye last Septem-
Der to show the effect of food
on eggs. All have returned to
laying ordinary eggs except this
lone dissenter.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
SERGEANT TO PLEBE

KANSAS CITY, Kas.-- Sgt.
Bill Fabian, 20, long ambitious
for q West Point appointment,
gave up hope as he entrained
with his Nstional Guard unit for
Camp Robinson, Ark.
Twenty minutes after the
train pulled out Bills mother
received word of his appoint
ment to the academy.
Army officials said he could
accept.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
USELOCAL TALENT

PEORIA, Jan. Eight of the
Is members of Bradley Insti-
tute's bssketbalF squad are Pc
orians. Six of them played for
Peoria high schools: two never
played before entering college.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
NO DICE

NEW YORK-T hree men
were converting ID crap shoot
ers into losers by the unsports-
manlike means of a gun when
police raided.
The officers came out winners
over all by bagging the holdup
trio and breaking up the game.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07

TRENTON, N. like vii.
liams, Isl, Trenton. outpointed
Tommy Fontana, 1851. New
York (8).
NEWARK, N. j. - Tommy
Adams, 1876, Newark. outpoint.
ed Mike Alamo, 1913, Newark
(8).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07

Of Charles Luscher. 80. of Mid
dleton. was found near his home
Monday. Coroner Howard Poo*A
er said Luscher apparently was
drowned when he fell into a
ditch while on his way home.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-07
SUBSTANTIAL PUP

KANSAS CITY-Ling Lee,
Miss Carol Williams pekingese,
has status.
Two county personal tax no
tices reached Ling Lees owner.
one asked her to remit $3.50.
The other, addressed to Ling
L. Williams" demanded $3.50.
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REED CITY Il ~ Thrown
from his automobile as il skidded
on an icy road near here, Willis
Kissinger, 40. of Ashton town.
ship, was killed Monday when
the vehicle rolled onto him.
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DETROIT - R - Michigan
is one of six states having more
than 100 airports, the Civil Aer-
onautics Authority said Monday.
The state has l16.
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State
Briefs

DETROIT - R-Three-year-
old Lois Darling died Monday
Of burns which she received
while playing with q cigaret
lighter and q can of lighting
fluid Sunday.
DETROIT - up - Rudolph
La Tarte, rs, was killed here
Monday by Q streetcar.
o.
ITHACA - @ - The body
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FLINT - R - Funeral serv-
ices will be held Wednesday for
David Ross Cuthbertson, IS.
former mayor of Flint Cuth-
bertson. who was elected in 1923
and recalled the following year,
will be buried at plymouth.
o
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DETROIT - R - Recorder S
Judge w. Mckay Skillman sent
enced Anthony Petocchi, 90.
Monday to serve one to Is years
in prison for the killing of DON
aid Stevenson, 81. Petocchi adj
mitted firing into q crowd dur
ing q fight at a. wedding party
given by his younger brother on
Sept. %.
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city commission Monday elected
Frank E. Robinson. head Of Tho
department of commerce 1t Cen
trail State Teachers College. may
Oh of Mt. Pleasant.
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DETROIT R - Fl

DETROIT - R - Frederick
o. Williams, %, died Monday of
injuries received in an automo-
bile-truck crash Sunday at Mel
vindale. Two others were killed
IN the accident.