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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
GaUe 4 Powers

effort.
GaUe 4 PowerS
Mr.. Nelson is being criticized
by the New Deal element in and
out Of his organization, for not
Strengthening out bis relations
with the army and navy with a
clcar-cut agreement as 10 au-
thority.
Actually he entered such an
agreement in writing last March
-. The memo then adopted by
him and army and navy authori-
ties was not made public at that
time, but he apparently told the
Truman investigating committee
about b..
Under this agreement memo he
gave the armed services four
powers:
1-Direct authority 10 work
out production schedules;
2-Authority to renegotiate
contracts;
3-POwer over plant con
Struction;
4-DirectiOn OF purchasing
procedure.
This left his WIPE with control
over allocating materials between
military and nonmilitary users,
hut gave most other responsibility
for fulfillment of the program TO
the army and navy.
If the argument now expands
over who is 10 be the goat for
any failure 10 meet production
schedules, this overlooked memo
is likely TO play an important
part.
Fortunately. however. the in
itial steps already being taken.
as well as the popular comment
are veering away from that
dangerous, delaying and possibly
disastrous trend of goat finding,
and toward a realistic solution OF
the actual problem-which is 10
locate the raw materials and get
them 10 the right places.
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Allied Feiints
Upset War Plans
Of Axis Leaders
BY REAR ADMIRAL CLARK
II. WOODWARD. L, =. Navy

1912 In,ernauonal News SERVE,
THE opinions expressed and
the assertions made herein are
my own and are not To he con-
Strued as official or rejecting I'm
any way the views of the navy
department or the naval service
at laTge.)
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with rich or working wives, and
they are in the age bracket OF the
lower thirtieS. which makes them
suitable for practical military
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Purely CoincidentaF

On the other hand the nine
hour Commando raid on France
the greatest ever made - forced
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
- .-......sau.4unEss
aakas
Our Service Men

Pvt. Lloyd Alban, Monroe. is
home on a short furlough from Fort
Knox, KY He has to return to camp
on Sunday. He has been recon-
mended 10 enter the officers train
ing camp in the near future. Pvt
Alban is spending the day with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Alban
Albert Dupont is now a corporal
and located in Australia.
Silver Star award has been pre-
scented TO Second 1t. Donald H..
Lee. Jr.. former Ypsilanti resident.
by General Douglas Macarthur. ac-
cording TO a press dispatch from
General MacArthur's headquarters.
1t. Lee was credited with down
Ing Jap Zero in battle over Port
Darwin, Australia, last August. and
Indications are that he has also
been In other battles in that area.
Aviation Cadet Gerald Holly will
report in Detroit Sunday and from
there expects to be sent to Nash.
VII Tenn.
Quartermaster Third Glass vii
lain ,Hendrickson, Jr.. who has
been stationed on the Mangrove in
the Coast Guard at Charleston. S.
C.. is in Ypsilanti visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hend
rickson and family.
Both Ray Cotton and his son
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Eastern Stars, Rainbow Girls
Entertain Out Of City Guests

The order of Rainbow for Girls
entertained Rainbow and Eastern
Star visitors from Toledo. and past
grand officers from the local assem-
bly, at their special meeting Thurs
day evening in the Masonic Temple
lodge room.
one candidate. Miss Jeanne Hart
man, received the degrees. Miss
Vera Holloway. worthy advisor.
presided in the Fast Past Grand
officers brought 10 the East were
Miss Maxine Wilbur, past worthy
advisor and past grand chaplain;
Miss Mariana Boersems, junior
past worthy advisor; Miss Virginia
Epson, past worthy advisor and
past grand musician, and Mrs. LII
man Seamans. worthy matrOn of
Ypsilaru Chapter Order OF Eastern
Star Members Of the advisory
board introduced were Mrs J. Ted
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
Fine Points in Bridge
BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

doubled. He saw no chance unless
East had the club ]. II West had
only three clubs to the A-9, he
could then coast home; II West
had four clubs to the 40, a
squeeze was marked In the black
suits.
After building that pattern. he
worked on il, taking the diamond
5 with dummy's X and leading the
club 8, hressing the 10 success
fully to force the A. But before
that finesse, to keep the entry sit
uation right. he cashed four
hearts, on which West was trou-
bled, but properly discarded his
diamond 6 and Q rather than
waste any black cards. as East
had signaled with the 8 on the
first diamond. With only black
cards remaining. when his club A
won, West returned the spade J
to dummy's A. Then came the
squeezing trick. The diamond
was led to the A and West was
out Of luck. II he tossed a spade.
the 3 would have been set up for
the winning trick. So he discarded
his club 2. The club K and Q then
dropped his Q. making the 8 good.
and two more spades brought
South under the wire with his
contract.
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Sam, are in the Navy. Mr.. Cotton
Is stationed in Australia and his
son is with the Signal Corps at
New Guinea.
George l.. Van Camp was among
the dlaftees INDICTED into the
army at Detroit this week and al
Lowed a two weeks furlough before
going to Fort Custer.
Mrs. George Morhous has received
a cable from her son, Edwin, tech
nician in radio work. Signal Corps,
date and place unknown. that after
several months in which he re-
ceiyeL neither weekly letters or
packages, that both letters and
packages are now coming through
o. X. He says he is well and sends
best wishes and good luck and love
10 the home folks, Recent letters
from him have been from Australia,
where he likes the people and has
received fine treatment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
WEST SIDE CIRCLE
PLANS FOR DINNER

West Side Circle Of the Dorcas
Society OF the Lutheran Church
members discussed plans for the
church annual chicken dinner at
Thursday nights meeting of the cir
Gle at the home OF Mrs. Gerald
Scott. The church dinner will be
Nov. Il.
Mrs. Donald Levitt, captain, con-
Quoted the business meeting, which
was opened with the reading OF
Psalm SO, by the hostess
The remainder OF the evening
was spent playing table games with
prizes going TO Mrs. +. W. Schu-.
macher and Mrs. Carl Wesenberg
The next circle meeting VIII be
with Miss Mary Thumm.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George D. Renton
left Thursday for Minneapolis where
they will spend about a week.
Miss Jessie Everett, Chelsea, Wis
tied Miss Julia Stevens. Thursday.
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Legion Auxiliary 10 Gather
Names Of Men in Service

American Legion Auxiliary mem
bers at their meeting Thursday al
the Legion Home were asked by
Mrs. \. L. Bales. TO provide names
and addresses OF brothers, sons,
hui bands or grandsons in service
as the Unit voted to send gifts 20
all for Christmas. Il is necessary
10 have this information by Nov. L..
so that the boys may receive the
gifts in time. In connection with
this committee. il was voted 10
give $35 FOR the Ford Bomber sol
diers Camp, to go toward furnish
ings for their recreation rooms
Prosram chairman, Mrs Laura
Butler. announced her committee
has planned a potiucs family dir
ner and evening OF entertainment
The date was tentatively set Tor
the first part OF November.
Mrs r. V. Wright, finance chair
man, gave a satisfactory repOg, pu
her committees recrn, activities
A benefit party was announced fOr
Nov. Is, TO be Ae.d az the Legion
Home.
President Mrs. BIZ, Eid.uss
asked all members having type.
writer, for sale 70 contact Ernest
Chapelie. superintendent, o, school.
who VIII assist IL making the SAL
70 the government. TypeRri;ers
will in turn be used Jy the govern
ment which is badly L. need O; tie
machines.
Mrs. o. D. Campbell, who repre-
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seats the Auxiliary in the L. 5 o.
committee ASKED the help OF mem-
.ber. for cauteeu work Plans viii
soon 5e completed FOR its opening
A. which time. members were urged
10 assist.
Delegates we're elected .or the
Second District convention to be
held sunday a. Brooklyn High
school. The meeting Will be at 3
O'Clock. followed Dy banquet al
e. The following members are dele
gates Mrs. BIN Eddiuss, Mrs. W.
". Shaw Mrs. Alice waiting, alter
mates are Mrs. MaIde Huston. Mrs.
William Harrington and Mrs.
Charlie, Ai5ah
The meeting was followed by re-
rreshmeuts Of home made fried
CAKES and sweet cider served by
Mrs. Charles Albaa aud her COM
nittee
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Examination Waived
In Shooting Case

Harold Thompson. $50 Second
Ave, waived examination when he
was arraigned on charges OF felon-
ious assault in the court of Justice
Arthur NJ. Vdndersall Wednesday
He was accused of wounding Cleye
Hudson, 424 Hawkins St, in a
shooting match that followed a
card game wherein Hudson was
reported to have lost 500. Hudson
fred his revolver at Mrs. Thomp-
son near enough to her face to
cause powder burns. Hudson also
fred at Thompson before the lat
ter gained possession of his gun.
No court action has been taken
against Hudson due TO the fact that
he is still confined TO Boyer Hos
pital where he was taken for trea,-
ment of his injury.
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Birthday Observed

Mrs. Kenneth Dapprich gave a
birthday party Wednesday for her
little son. William. 4. with nine
children Joining IN games. The
prizes went 20 Roberta Lister and
Barbara Kramer and Garry Dap
prich. a lrge birthday cake orna-
mented the table. There were hats
and horns for all and each found
his place at the table through his
name written on the cupcake.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
CLASSICAL LEAGUE
HAS'TREASURE HUNT

A treasure hunt preceded the pic
mic supper for the Junior Classical
League OF Ypsilanti High Schoo
In Riverside Park Wednesday az
ternoon. The names Of the treas
ures' were in Latin. Two were
teachers. Miss Mary Parrish and
Miss Frances Lister. who were also
guests at the picnic.
At a brief business meeting at 4
o'clock, It was decided 10 make a
trip 20 the classical museum IN
Ann Arbor at the next meeting
Nov. 4.
The committee arranging the pic
mic was Ann Winter. chairman,
Helen Hughes, Jack Schafer. and
Dan Quirk. III. Miss Edith Lldke
Is the faculty adviser.
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D. Of u. Y. Supper
Followed by Cards

Martha a. Beach Tent Daughters
81 Union Veterans mem 5ers and
their husbands played cards follow
ing a boUutitgl cooperative supper
q, the October social meeting
Thursday evening IN GAR. Hall
About % were present.
Pedro and eucEre were playea
with prizes going 20 Mrs. y. l.
Frick. Mr.. Pearl Raymond and
Mrs. c. r Beck. euchre, Mrs. Iba
Bassett and \ y Buri. The special
prize went 70 MIS-. Euuice Mats
The next meeting VII, be Nov
- The committee for the evening
was Mrs. Burd Mrs. A. \. Bell
Mrs Lowell Lee and Mrs. Earl
Afford.
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AWAITS SENTENCE

Detroit. Mich, Oct 23-INS -Jo-
seph Ratkowski, 50. a former cir
cult court jury commissioner, was
awaiting sentence today after plead
Ing guilty TO negligent homicide be.
fore Circuit Court Judge Lester s.
Moll. Ratkowskis plea was in con-
nection with the automobile deaths
OF three persons a year ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
Reports Given TO
Child Study Group

Twenty-Five members of the Pros
poet Child Study Club brayed bad
weather, Thursday afternoon, to at
tend a meeting al the home OF
Mrs Carl Horn3erger, at which the
chief feature was the excellent re
port OF the recent state convention
by Mrs Earl Snyder. delegate Mrs.
Snyder first spoke OF the address
OF Mrs. Lillian Hollway. Ann Ar
hor. state president, on Service. -
The talk o. DR.. FRANK Slutz, Day
ton. o. prominent in scout and Y
social efforts. was also valuable
said Mrs Snyder.
Mrs. Glenn Ridenour who also
attended the convention. gave a
resume Of a talk by Arthur Secord
OF the University OF Michigan on
"Parenthood Our Defense Occupa-
ton
The co-hostesses, Mrs. Ernest
r. Chapelle and Miss Myrtle Null
holland, served cider and dough
nuts. The next meeting will be
Nov. S with Mrs. Donald Dovitt
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
lUTHERANS PLAN
CHICKEN SUPPER

Plans for the Lutheran Church
annual congregation chicken supper
to be Nov. II, we're made at the
circle meeting, Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs John Meyers
Mrs. Frank Lidke, Sr., presided at
the meeting attended by "a mem
bers
For devotions, the fist Psalm
was read by Mrs J. Alderman, in
remembrance OF Mrs. Charles
Sweitzer. who is confined to her
home with a broken shoulder.
At the close Of the afternoon,
cider and doughnuts were served
by the hostess, The next circle
meet ting will be Nov. II with Mrs
Fred Portz.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
WOULD ADJUST RENTS

Detroit, Mich, oct Gins
The Detroit Housing Commission
decided today to adjust rents in
low-cost housing projects TO the
bullying pay envelopes Of many of
the tenants whose incomes have
risen above the levels which would
have made them eligible to live
there in the first place. II the
scheme is approved by the FederaI
Housing Authority It will become
effective Dec. l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
Eaton Mills
MRS. LENA DAY. 30,
nncEDMEc pIpT LnAX

MRS. LENA DAY. 80.
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY
Eaton Mills. Mich. Oct 2S-Mr.
and Mrs. James Cunningham and
daughter. Carolyn. Mrs Hattie Swi-
hart and son, william, Ypsilanti,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Day were
Sunday dinner guests OF Mrs. Lena
Day. The occasion honored the SOth
birthday OF Mrs Day.
Afternoon guests OF Mrs. Day
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wild
and family: Mrs. Herbert Steiniger,
Detroit; Gilbert Day and daughter.
Donna. Rosedale Gardens, Plym.
outh: Mr.. and Mrs. James Luebke
and son, Norman; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Day and daughter, Jane, Npsi-
lanti; Mr.. and Mrs George Day,
Paint Creek: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Harpst and family Maybee; Mr..
an : Mrs. Alden Day.
Mrs. Glen White, Wayne, spent
Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
Glen Roberts.
Gerald Laura, Lincoln Park. spent
the week end with Lyle Collyer
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Billmire and
Mrs. Lena Harpst, Maybee. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Day, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Kinnell and
son. Richard, have moved to Belle
Vile.
Mr. and Mrs Eaton Roberts,
Ypsilanti. visited Mrs. Glen Roberts
Saturday evening
Mrs. Bert Curtiss has returned 10
her home in Cadillac after visiting
her sister. Mrs. Lee Day.
Doris Elliott, Martz Road. spent
the week end with Winifred Pres
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Day and daugh-
ter, Jane. Ypsilanti. visited Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Lee Day sunday.
Mrs. Lucille Laura, Lincoln Park,
visited with her mother, Mrs. Roo
ert Styers Sunday.
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Announce Birth

VT. and Mrs. Francis Welper an
nounce the birth OF son, whom
they have named Wendell Bruce
Welper Mrs. Welper was formerly
Miss Janice Gill. The child was
born Monday, this week. at Won.
ans Hospital, Detroit. He weighs
six pounds. Il ounces. The Welpers
nov live In Detroit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23

|, = Mrs Alex Fox, Mrs J. Warren
Cakes, Mrs. William Crawford
Mrs. Seamans and Mrs. Huber,
Holloway, mother advisor
Guests from the Coraby Vail AS
sembly, Toledo. were Miss Elaine
Williamson, worthy advisor, Miss
Marilyn Hainbuck. hope; Miss vii
ma Schroeder, outer observer; Miss
Ruth Boldt, worthy associate adyis-
or. and Mrs. Sam Wyland. past
mother advisor OF Tuaune Assem-.
bly, Other visitors from Toledo
were six members OF Toledo chap
ter Of Eastern Star.
After the initiation, remarks were
made by visitors, and announce
ment Of bake sale Nov. I for the
local assembly. was made by Miss
Holloway.
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Hostess To Club

Mrs. w. W. Springsted enter
tanned the first meeting this fall
OF the Friendly Neighborhood Club
Thursday evening. and cards were
played. Mrs. Floyd Parr, Mrs. Henry
Jurn and Mrs. Earl Afford won the
prizes. Refreshments we're served.
Mrs. Frank Bowerman will enter
tain the next meeting Nov. 4.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
Entertains Club

Mrs. Kate Welser entertained
the Friendly Eight at her home in
Denton at delightful luncheon.
Thursday. Cards were played In
the afternoon, with prizes awarded
to Mrs. ]. J Cheyaller. Mrs. Donald
Lowell and Mrs Cleophus Arend
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
Hostess To Club

Mrs Norman Leighton was host.
ess TO the 3 B. Bunco Club at her
home, Thursday evening. Prizes Tor
pedro were won BY Mrs William
Fleming Mrs. ArthE Reynolds aad
Mrs william Waters. The special
prize went TO Mrs John Simon
Next week the club will meet with
Mrs. Commodore BenslnKer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
RAISE DENIED

Detroit, oct. GINS David
Craig, organizer for the Mechanics
Educational Society, said today
that War Labor Board panel has
denied a request made by 5000
Ford. Chrysler ard General Mo.
tors maintenance employees for a
raise to minimum hourly rate OF
~ IA
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsi.anti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re-
ce!ve their papers regularly
and promptly In case OF poor
or non delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
az 40 before 6 ?. N. or 2 p. N.
Saturday.
o
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Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Rolly II. bly,. Hills
dale, Mich, are announcing the
engagement OF their daughter.
Arda Waneta. to Cadet Franklin
J. Smiggen. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
+. G.. Smiggen, Club View Drive.
Wedding plans will be made upon
completion OF Cadet Smiggen's
Naval Air Corps training in Big
Rapids, Mich
Mrs. D. L. Crow and Mrs Don
Ring went Wednesday to see Mrs.
F. ]. Lambertson, daughter OF Mrs.
Crow, In Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Alban drove
10 Plymouth Wednesday TO visit
Mrs. Adams sister, Mrs. George
Collins.
Otis Herkimer, Detroit, was the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Leah
Knowles, Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
MAKE UP A PATTERN

SOME HANDS are virtually
impossible to play successfully un-
less you construct a more or less
complete pattern Of the oppo-
nents' holdings and then proceed
exactly as if you have taken a
good peek and are working on a
double-dummy problem. II your
pattern proves to be correct. then
you bring home the bacon. If 1t
proves incorrect, you are beaten,
but even then you are only in the
same spot as If you had not made
the pattern. You may gain by 1t,
but you cant lose.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23

At the open card party by the
Auxiliary, Veterans OF Foreign
Wars. Thursday afternoon in Vet
eranas Hall, prizes were awarded
TO Mrs Florence Raymond. Mrs.
Emil PARE. Mrs. Frank LOuandes
and Mrs. Earl Knaggs. Mrs. lvels
Grubb was chairman. The next
party will be in two weeks with
Mrs Helen Atkinson and Mrs Earl
Slasitt in charge. TWAS announced
that proceeds Of the rummage sale
Friday and Saturday OF this week
az AZ y. Huron St, will 10 to the
USO fund for entertainment Of
soldiers.
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Calendar of Social Events


Ansey Merenss Junior Club Womens Relief Corps o'clock
GAR Hall.
Bahal study Discussion group p m, Normal
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Tomorrow's Problem


dealer: West Neither side vui-
nerableD
II East leads the spade 3 against
North's 4-Hearts. how should he
plan his play II the game is rub
Der bridge. and how IL 1t Is
match-point duplicatef
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23

Leo Hertzberg. Detroit, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore
Hert5oerg Thursday.
J. J Neary returned Thursday
night from a ten days trip to Pitts
burgh. Philadelphia, New York and
Buffalo.
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Dauohter Arrives

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Dargo
47115 Willis Rd, are announcing
the birth OF daughter Thursday in
Boyer Hospital The baby weighed
eight pounds, IL ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23

West doubled emo Trumps at
two tables Of a duplicate. one de-
clarer being set two tricks and
the other making his contract.
Where It was set the diamond 5
brought the 10 and a. heart was
led to the A, club 8 led to the K
and a. diamond q returned to the
X, heart J led TO the O. club Q
scored. two more hearts and three
top spades, but then the last two
were given up with the diamond
3 TO the J and.the club J
The other declarer. after the
same diamond 8 lead, decided
West must have had the club a.
also at least four spades. TO have
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-23
Junior Division
VIII Have Party

The frs. Junior Division party
Of the presen, school year will be
in Ypslant! High school gymnasI-
um this evening from 70 II. Music
s5r dancing will be furnished by a
four piece orchestra from the nj
-vers!ty % Michigan campus. Miss
Overmaun OF the physical educa-
ton department will direct a grand
march and games. Miss Geneyieye
Neville and Mrs Nelson Boutell,
acting as a reception committee.
have asked Supt and Mrs. Ernest
Chapelle, Mr. and MIS-. Fred Wolter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hawks and Mrs
Beulah Clause TO act as chaperones.
class officers who are in attend
ance will receive guests at the door.
Miss Wilma Byers, assisted by
Miss Carolyn Davis and Miss Viola
Milks will have charge OF refresh
ments. Miss George and Miss Ruth
CrotherS will take admissions at
the door. Carl Lessner, assisted by
a group OF students and men teach
ers. will have charge o. the clean
up at the close Of the party. Mrs
Elizabeth Teaboldt is general chair
man.
Decorations. which will be simple,
IN keeping with the war effort. are
in charge Of Miss Justine Enss ana
John Dugu!d. assisted by Miss
Helen Brady Miss Crothers, Mrs
Helen Mass ana volunteer students
Dr.. Lewis J. Wilson and Or. /. c.
Rgnney will be in Detroit next
week Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday attending some OF the
meetings Of the Michigan Assembly
OF Os,eopathic Physicians aud Sur
geous.
Mrs Paul Cngrodt attended some
OF the meetings Of the National
Secretaries Of the Chamber Of Com
merce. held wednesday In Detroit
Mrs. Robert Burke, S03 Stanley
St. is entertaining her father, Dr.
Enrique Quiatero. New York city,
who arrived Wednesday night and
Will remain a week.
Mrs. William Clark, Hudson, and
her daughter. Mrs. Bert Dwyer,
North Adams. Mich, came Tuesday
to visit Mrs. Ef'ie Root and re
turned Thursday.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
Invasion Possibility Held
Basis Of Carolina Games
2, the Associated Press.
r1vA ~

r. the Associated Press.
wADESBORO, N. July 70.-An
invasion of the Continental United
States is envisioned in the Army's
first wartime maneuvers.
Perspiring 9Th Army Corps ON
GERS. the red dust of the Carolinas
thick on their leggings, last night
heard Maj Gen. E. ]. Dawley,
maneuver director, demand prepa-
rations for any eventuality.
AN attack on our coasts should
be envisioned here" he said, "at
least we should be ready for it."
Gen. Dawley discussed the man.
ner in which such an invasion might
possibly occur and outlined defense
against enemy landings and fast
moving enemy columns striking in
land
The type Of defense. he said, is
the kind of co-ordinated effort that
Is necessary in the maneuvers.
He had praise for the manner in
which soldiers sought cover during
action
Il saw more men on their bellies,
where soldiers should be. than In
any other maneuver I have wit
messed" he said
The first two phases Of the Caro-
linas maneuvers ended last week.