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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Quilt Blocks Pieced
by Kings Daughters

Willing Workers Circle of King ;
Daughters members pieced quilt
blocks and had a pleasant social
time following a brief business
meeting. Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Jessie Miller. Eight
members and two guests were pres
emit Mrs. Harvey Holmes conducted
the business meeting and led the
deyotions.
The next meeting will be Sept
IS with Mrs. o. r. Darling.
Miss Anne Holmes, Evanston, ILL.,,
is visiting at the home of her
brother, Harvey Holmes.
Mrs. Mary SALISBURY, Alma. and
Mrs. Bessie Disher. indianapolis,
visited Ypsilanti friends, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Gable and fam
lily will spend Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gable at Algonac. Cor
don Gable will remain longer with
his uncle for vacation visit.
Mrs. Doris Boynton, secretary in
the office OF DR.. II. B. Britton, left
Friday for Detroit where she will
reside permanently. MS. Helen
Robinson is replacing Mrs. Boynton.
Mrs. Nan Taggart and Miss Flora
Mckee. Clarinda. Ia. are visiting al
the home OF DR.. and Mrs. J. c.
Garrett Dinner guests at the Garrett
residence Friday night were Mrs.
Stuart Wall. Toledo, o., and Miss
Ruth Wall, Fresno, Calf.
Dick Ohlinger, II. champion In
Ann Arbor's annual Soap Box
Derby left Ypsilanti Friday for
Akron, o.. where he will compete
against the champions OF 1870 other
cities Sunday in the All-Ameriean
Soap Box Derby finals. He was &C
companied by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Ohlinger, and his older
sister, Jean.
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the President and Churchill at
sea. II was expected that other
decisions would be made known
later.
II said the efforts and sacri-
fices" OF the Democracies to fur
nish immediate aid to Russia
would be wasted unless there is a
long.term plan to bolster the Red
army for 1.-The long and hard
path" that Is ahead. Hence, the
suggestion that high officials go
to Moscow. Russian acceptance
of the proposal seemed a foregone
conclusion.
The letter stated specifically that
supplies already had been sent TO
Russia. which seemed to answer
official statements in Toyko that
Japan would be alarmed" II
American and British ships took
war aid to Russian Siberian ports
Already many shiploads have
left our shores and more will
leave in the immediate future.
The letter said.
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to Yellowstone National Park and

10 Yellowstone National Park and
on 10 the coast. They visited in
Portland, Ore, where they called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Steidle and
Fred Steidle. Clarence Steidle is
confined in bed as the result OF par
alysis which has affected his left
side and he Is able 10 talk only a
little. The Steidles' formerly lived in
Milan and Clarence and Fred are
brothers OF Charles, George and
Wilmer Steidle OF Milan.
Little Marjorie Johnson. daugh-
ter OF Rev. and Mrs. William John
son. has been quite Ill for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fry and
daughter Nancy accompanied rela-
tives from Ohio to Otsego Lake
where they are spending a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor and
family accompanied little Ann Tay-
lor who spent last week with them
to her home in Toledo. Saturday
evening and called on her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and
daughter Karen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bell and
son Wesley, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Bell and Mrs. Ray Spencer and son
Bradley, Ypsilanti. plan to leave
Sunday for Otsego Lake for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ealy. Bowl.
ing Green, o., spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Trimm
and Jane Ann Trimm returned
home with them TO spend this week.
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MRS. JOHN ALLEN
TAKEN BY DEATH
RESIDENT PASSES AWAY IN
HER HOME FRIDAY IN
YPSlLANTI

Mrs. Estella Allen. wife OF John
Allen, passed away Friday even
ing at her home. She was the
daughter OF Fred and Minnie
Schultz Jording and was born
Sept. 4, 1905, in Vincennes, Ind.
She became the wife OF Mr.. Allen
in the spring of 1927. in Lawren.
ceville, H.. and had lived In this
city since 1929.
Surviving Mrs. Allen are her
husband. three children, Jacque-
line. Dolores and Marvin. and her
parents. who live In Vincennes,
three sisters, Mrs Mate Wise,
Vincennes, Mrs. Esther Rehner.
Paris. Ill. Mrs. Freida Orndorff.
Loogootee Ind. and brother, Paul
Jording. this city.
Friends may call at the Geer
Funeral Home.
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Milan WOman's Club Plans
For Activities of 18th Year

recording secretary Mrs. Harry
Denham. corresponding secretary.
and Mrs. Sayre Reeves. treasurer.
Directors OF the various depart
ments are Fine Arts. Mrs. Ivan Bid
we'll; Applied Education. Mrs c. E.
Cox; American Home. Mrs. Donald
Conklin; Public Welfare. Mrs. Otis
Harter; librarian, Miss Marion
Moore; Sunshine chairman. Mrs.
Harry Trimm; Red Cross, Mrs. John
Miskerik; tuberculosis Seals. Mrs.
Sayre Reeves; historian, Mrs. Fay
Ross.
The club became affiliated with
the State Federation in 1914 and
with the County Federation in
1915. Meetings are held in the X. OF
P. Hall twice each month.
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Miss Jean Faulkner
FIOnOred at Shower

Mrs. Lee Backus and her daugh.
ter Miss Betty Backus entertained
for Miss Jean Faulkner Thursday
evening attheir home With shower
and at cards. Prizes were won by
Miss Kathleen Kissane, Miss Mary
Esther Ross, Mrs. Earl Freeman and
Miss Charlotte Maurer.
The shower gifts were displayed
beneath a white parasol and were
very tasteful. An out-oitown guest
was Miss Faulkners aunt. Mrs. May
Stotz, Toledo. Miss Faulkner's mar
riage TO Lucius Bennett. Long Is
land, y. Y, will take place Sept. 10.
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In The Sick Room

Alex komosinski, 2eslz W. Mich
igan Ave. who has been confined to
his home the past two. years with a
throat infection is reported improv.
ing.
Mrs. Denton Glass has been i'll
the past week with an infection in
her foot. Her granddaughter. Miss
Barbara Orr, has influenza.
Mrs Emma Wolfe has entered
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital. Ann
Arber,r for observation and treat
ment.
Arthur Debian has recovered
from a months illness.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
FOR MR., MRS. M'MULUEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis McMullen cell
ebrated their golden wedding ami
versary, Sunday with family din
ner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Gordon where they are stay
ing for a month while the Cor
don's and their sons Bruce and
Hugh are on a trip to the state of
Washington and Banff, Alberta.
Canada. Their guests were Mrs.
McCullen's grandmother, Mrs. NJ.
a. Halieck. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nc
Grath. Ann Arbor. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Olney Butler.
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Mrs. Clifford Otis
HOnOred by Shower

Mrs. Aaron Carson, y. Congress
St. entertained at a shower al he-
home Thursday evening in honor
OF Mrs. Clifford NJ Otis.
The 25 guests, who were school
mates OF Mrs. Otis. played bunco
during the evening and prize win
ners were Mrs. Ro5ert Hutchins
and Mrs. George Bertrand.
\ bassinet overlooking with gifts
which stood in front OF the fire
place. was presented TO Mrs. OTIS.
Refreshments OF ice cream and
cake were served by the hostess
The house was attractiyely decorat-
ed with a variety OF flowers.
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Universal Credit Office
to Open in City Monday

Universal Credit Co. Monday will
open a branch office in Ypsilanti
at 40 n. Huron st. H. L. Miller of
Saginaw will be in charge OF the
new office force which includes five
people. The company finances Ford.
Mercury and Lincoln-Zephyr auto
mobiles exclusively.
Mr.. Miller with his wife and two
children will move into the South
residence on Clubview Drive Sept.
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to the new board membership
created for the eastern region.
Reelected were Linwood L.
Smith, William McAulay and Carl
Swanson. all from the Michigan
area excluding Detroit; Richard
T. Leonard, Richard T. Franken-
steen and Walter P. Reuther from
Detroit; Richard Reisinger. Paul
E Miley and Jack Thompson from
the Ohio region; Arnold Atwood
from Indiana George s. Nordstrom
from Wisconsin; Delmond Garst
from Missouri, and George Burt
from Canada.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
TRY TO BE DIFFERENT

IN A DUPLICATE tournament,
with match-point scoring, unless
you figure you are probably
ahead of your opposition and wish
to be as conservative as possible
TO protect your lead. it is well to
look for different" ways Of play
ing the hands. BY that is meant
methods which probably are not
used by your chief rivals in the
game. II you see combination Of
cards which can be played in Ell
Their Of two ways. one Of them
practically as sound as the other,
the procedure to follow. when you
are seeking top scores. is the one
you think your rivals are the less
likely TO adopt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
YPSILANTI BRIEFS
Obtaining Plates

Motorists were applying in great
numbers today for full year license
plates at half price at the secretary
OF states office in the Board OF
Commerce building. Deadline on use
OF half year plates is Aug. 81. A total
OF ia plates has been issued the
past week for commercial and pas.
senger vehicles.
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Accepts Position

Billie J. Gauntlet who was grad
uated from M.S.N.C.. Ypsilanti. with
a Bachelor of Science degree at the
close of Summer School. has accept
ed position at the Wayne County
Training School near Plymouth,
where he will teach in the indus
trial Arts Department. He expects
10 have classes in woodworking. He
is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Gauntlet and is visiting his parents
until September ] when he takes
up his work in the Training School
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

Word from William Varron states
that he expects TO come home on
the 22nd for two weeks stay. Will
liam enlisted in the Navy and is
stationed on the U.S.S. Texas. He
has been on Atlantic cruises but
the ship will be in drydock at Nor
folk. Virginia. to be overhauled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Oelke and
son Norman are on a vacation trip
to Yellowstone National Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett DeRyke and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bliss attended
the State Convention OF the Amer
lean Legion in Grand Rapids the
fore part OF the week.
Among those who attended funer-
al services for Mrs. Norman J.
Laskey in Flint Wednesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sanford, Mrs.
Serene Sellers, and Lynn Laskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Moore
and daughter Miss Marion Moore
have returne from a western trip
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Celebrate Birthday

Mrs. Fred Clymer. Miss Doris
Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
Smith, Detroit. were guests Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith. The
family group met to celebrate Her
bert Smiths birthday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Outing Provided For
Junior Luther League

About 80 members OF the Junior
Luther League OF the Lutheran
Church accompanied by some OF the
mothers and members of the church
congregation enjoyed a days outing
at Cedar Pointe, Friday.
They left here in cars at 7:15 in
the morning, returning late at night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Drivers Pay


Speeding assessments Of IS each
were paid in municipal court Friday
by Edmund ]. Dala. H. c. Odbert.
James Leghorn, Detroit; Gabor
RACE, Jr., Wayne; Alma Laurie, this
city. James R. Ditty. Ypsilanti, paid
1886 for having improper license
plates, and Robert Magee. this city,
and George P. Arakelian. Chicago,
ILL.,, paid So each for disregarding a
stop sign and for improper passing.
respectively. The following paid 81
each for minor offenses: Richard w.
Miller and MILFORD Oliver, Ann Ar
Dor; Willie Jackson and Rosemary
Drummond. Detroit. Carl Jorgenson,
Belleville, and Carl Schultz, this
city.
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Bio X Of p Picnic

A large crowd attended the
Knights Of Pythias picnic in Will
son Recreation Park. Members were
present from Ann Arbor. Ypsilanti
and Plymouth. Mrs. Dora Sutton,
Past Grand Chief of the Pythian
Sisters, Morenci, was also here.
Mrs. Sutton formerly lived in Milan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Hit BY Auto

Bruce Grams, "A year old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grams. First
St. has a fracture just above the
left ankle and Is bruised from an
automobile accident.
The child had been called to din
ner and stepped in front OF a car
driven by Stanley Auten. Mr.. Auten
who was driving slowly was able to
stop almost Immediately. it was
stated. and he took the child to st.
Joseph's Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor,
for treatment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16
Backyard is BIanketed
With Four-Leaf CIovers

CLEVELAND. Cup Edward
E. Henry. OF Cleveland. is we'll for
titled with good luck charms for
some time to come. He has a
large patch OF four leaf clover
growing in his backyard.
Henry discovered the presence
OF the four leaf plant while play.
ing badminton on a court in the
yard. Further investigation show
ed that a large part OF the yard
was grown over with clover.
Friends who had been playing
badminton with him went home
with their hands full OF the clover
and there was plenty left over.
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MANILA-AP-The Nacionalista
party emphatically reaffirmed its
stand for Philippine independence
in 1916, In the platform adopted at
the national convention today.
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Entertalns AZ Luncheon

Mrs. Thurlow Bodley entertained
at luncheon Tuesday Mrs. Norris
Palmer. Detroit. who has been viz
iting her mother. Mrs. Anna For
sythe since Friday, Mrs Ruth
Baughn. Mrs L. A. Butler and Mrs.
Robert Button.
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Announce Enhancement

Mr. and Mrs. Paul {. Chapman
announce the engagement OF their
daughter Miss Gladys Mae TO r.
Donald Mast son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney R. Mast. The wedding is to
take place az t1e home Of the brides
parents. Sept. IS.
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Three In Court

Three In Court
In municipal court today. Justice
A. NJ. Vandersall fined Frank Min.
Miss. q n. Huron St. IS for display.
ing merchandise on the sidewalk.
Louis Schaeffer, Belleville, was
fined $40 for creating a disturbance
at a local factory at about 12:45
a. m, and Earl Williams, 276 Wor-
den St.. was ordered to pay $50 for
disorderly conduct on complaint Of
his wife.
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In Custody

Officers Joseph Sackman and
William Reiman Friday arrested
Donald Schick, Romulus. at local
factory where he is employed. He
is charged by his wife with deser.
ton and non.support. He denied the
charges when arraigned before JUS
tice Italy Vining in Wayne, and was
-remanded TO Wayne County Jail in
lieu OF $500 appearance bond for
eXaminat :.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

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wishes all subscriber to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press once
at 47o before p. m.
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Calendar of Social Events

SUNDAY
and employees picnic Prospect Park basket lunch
o'clock.
MONDAY
Wahtensw Rebekahs o'clock Mrs
Leroy Thayer.
Society of Lutheran Church will
this month.
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Fine Points in Bridge
Wv sHFPARD BARCLAY

East playing his J. but two Of the
three failed to make the contract,
those who thought they already
had a good score. The other,
reaching out for tops to make up
lost ground, not only made the
contract, but an extra, trick as
we'll.
Where the contract was beaten.
each declarer. after taking the
first trick with the spade A. led to.
the heart K and brought back the
10. covering it with the J. West
won the finesse with his Q. then
decided the spade suit was not
hopeful. as finding East with the
J. Q and X originally was unlike
ly. So each West decided upon
switch to the diamond 10. and the
A won. setting the contract.
The shooter" at the remaining
6-Hearts table studied a bit after
winning the first spade trick. He
reckoned that his rivals would
take the heart K and finesse the J.
so he chose to do differently. He
led the from his hand. West re-
fused to cover. so the J rode
through. The heart X. club A and
heart A cleared trumps. Thus two
spades were scored. six heart
tricks and FIVE clubs. 13 in all. one
more than needed.
Your Weekend Lesson
Why Is II sound to count a sim
gleton in your hand as Of some
value when you consider making
an opening bid Is IL because you
are in position to trump the Sec
ond round OF the suit? Is II be-
cause possession of the singleton
obviously causes some other suit
TO be longer than II you had a
doubleton instead Of Singleton
Is II because OF a combination OF
these? Can you set up a hand in
which the difference between
doubleton and a singleton in the
original bidders hand really
J countsf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berry have
moved from Wayne to their new
Huron Home in Washtenaw Club
View subdivision.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hornbeck
and daughters, Elizabeth and Laura,
and Miss Alta Joyce Gable leave
today for a motor trip TO Camp
Eustis, Va, TO visit William Horn
beck. Jr.. who IS stationed there.
They will return by way OF Wash
ington, d. C.. and Pennsylvania.
Nr. and Mrs. Carl Wolfe are leav-
ing today to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Solsrud IN Milwaukee. Wis. En-
route they viii visit realyites In
Benton Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wagner, Lam
sing. will spend the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wagner.
Mrs Ida Scott will entertain today
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Kenney, Am
herst. Mass, Miss Irene Kenney,
Boston, and Miss Ann Kenney,
Clean. y. Y.
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles Pillsbury
and their four children returned
Friday from a lake near Interna-
tional Falls, MINI, where they had
been since the last OF July fishing
and enjoying outdoor sports. Pre-
yiously they were at different Mich
igan points. DR.. Pillsbury is very
much improved.
Miss Shelly Laffrey. Detroit, came
Friday 70 visit Miss Jennie Smith
and will remain until the middle of
next week She will attend 81. John
Church fair.
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Fifteen To Co

Fifteen To Go
A group OF is men are TO be sent
from Washtenaw for military train.
ing the week of Sept. 7. The list
has not been made up although pre-
paratory examinations are being
made.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

Miss Ruth Jean Odell. secretary
in the law office of Alfred DeOtte,
will leave Sunday with her grand
mother. Mrs. William R. Whitman.
Tacoma. Wash for Charleyoix and
Milwaukee where they will visit
relatives and friends for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Peters and
children, Richard and Joyce Ann,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Winkel-
man will leave Monday on a motor
trip through western Michigan
They will be gone a week
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To Observe Birthday =

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Heininger
Will go 70 Plymouth sunday to OBJ
serve the birthday OF Mrs. Heining.
er's aunt, Mrs. Charles Burch. Four
teen guests will be present at the
cooperative dinner at noon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-16

That 5-Heart bid. after the
earlier jump to 3-Hearts. was a
mighty powerful call. almost a
force to small slam " North had
anything besides the minimum he
had shown. Hc had. with his heart
K. so went to 6-Hearts. that same
bidding exactly coming at three
tables Of a duplicate game. All
three Of these declarers got the
same opening lead. the spade 2.
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Parents OF Dauuhter

Mr.. and Mrs William Wilkens,
RID 2. this city, are the parents
OF daughter born Friday night at
Boyer Hospital. The girl weighed
eight pounds IL ounces.
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leaned back against the seat and
closed my eyes when Tod took her
to the door
hope that gave them a hint
that ! wouldn't be watching them
when they said good night. I was
getting as bad as Maudie the way
l was trying to promote romance.
but since Denny and I had gotten
over our difficulties I wanted
others to be In love, too. Particu-
larry those two nice kinds.
Tod came back and started the
motor and I looked back at the
house. A light stresmed through
the open door and Jeanne stood
there waving goodby.
She's q darling" ] said. 81
hope TO heaven she gets away
from here and has some fun. That
house must be full of memories
and not enough Of them the happy
ones a girl should have Of the
place where she has spent her
summers"
II want her 10 be happy. too"
he said. But ] hate TO think OF
her leaving"
We'll. / should think you'd be
able TO fix that" l said.
(To Be Continued)
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