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KEYS. sunday. At 9Th and K. Cali 81
Star.
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sNsg BOMBS BURST ONCE, 17I
Mn71kk 6IcRANMlLE CHURCH @ ~

feet, his legs. He soaked these
strips in water so they couldn't pos
sibly be worked loose. He fashioned
gag, pried open the teeth, secured
it in place. Then he picked up the
inert form and tossed it on the bed.
Before swapping off the bathroom
light glance at his wrist showed
it was ten-forty. He'd better get
the crew together. Jerry should be
on this side by now, to meet Mona
han upriver away from lights.
On Sunday nights Tempujo set
tied down earlier than on Satur-
days. Already most of the resi-
dence lights were out, and only one
end of the mess-han showed activi-
ty. His eyes now adjusted to the
dark, Curt could see through the
screen door what looked like two
trunks to the palm tree in the yard.
"Collins?" he called softly.
"Yo."
Curt picked up camera and flash
bulb he'd set apart earlier, then
let himself out and down the short
path.
For several minutes neither
spoke, then as Curt was grumbling,
swish they'd hurry, I'd like a
smoke" Collins touched his arm
and pointed in the dimness.
Curt grunted. "Yeh, that's them. -
Two figures were making their
way toward the bungalow, taking
advantage of every patch of heavy
darkness. The four men Joined
forces.
''Lee and the kids?" were Curtis
first words.
"Okay," McInnis answered. "By
luck, the San Timoteo's taking on
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THE STORY so FAR: JET Curtis and
his wife, Lee, are already ON their way
to TERRA Libre when he receives. note
from Fora Mitchell warning them not to
come. When they arrive In TERRA Libre
they find both Fora and her husband
dead. 1t is Mitchelrs Job as chief engi.
neer for fruit company that JEFF has
been called to fill. Later Jeff's friend
Bill Henderson is killed, and Jeh sus-
poets his employer, Senior Montaya, OF
numbering him and the Mitchells because
they had found . clue to the strange
things going on at the plantation. Other
sinister figures are the company chemist,
DR.. Toenjes, and the flyers, Ryden and
Lannestock. A man named Collins ar
rives from the Canal Zone to see Mitch
ell, and JEFF hires him without arousing
Montaya's suspicious. A talk with Jerry
McInnis discloses that Montaya is part
German and is dealing with the Nazis.
Collins reveals his identity as U. 8.
naval intelligence officer. When he and
JEFF discover hidden German bombers,
he realizes that there win be trouble. He
has just persuaded Montaya to let Lee
and the children leave "for few days."
NOW CONTINUE WITH THE STORY
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! Gems Of Thought

TOLERANCE means rever-
\ ence for all possibilities Of
Truth It means the charity
that is greater than even faith
and hope.-John Morley.
hold it true, ohate'er befall,
1 feel il tclten 1 sorroio most;
IT'S better to haze loved and lost,
Than neper to have loved at all.
ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON.
To Adam, paradise was
home. To the good among his
descendants, home is paradise.
Hare.
Time is the one thing we pos
sess. Our success depends upon
the use of our time, and its by
product, the odd moment.-Ar-
thur Brisbane.
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fruit. They're aboard now. The
Old Mans given orders to speed
the loading and be ready to pull
out at daylight with whatever load
they have by then. He'll get heck
from Distribution" McInnis chuck
led, "but I guess his shoulders are
broad enough"
Monahan stopped them at a cache
he'd prepared earlier in the evening,
and all four shared the load-the
big bundle of dynamite, the three
cans of black powder, the fat coil
of fuse. e m
Getting to the motorshed and run
ming a car outside the yard limits
unseen proved easy. Once under
way; Curt sketched a quick picture
for McInnis of what they'd found
last night, what they were headed
for.
McInnis grunted couple of times,
and at the end said, "Okay, what's
the program" - $3.50.
Curt went over it. At one point
Collins interrupted.
"We'n get there about midnight.
Monahan's job is set for one. Not
sure that'n be time enough for me,
Got to study those fuse mechanisms.
Chances are they'll be simple
enough, but I can't be sure"
''Okay, another half hour, think?''
Collins considered. "We'n have
to chance it," he said reluctantly,
''can't take all night. Anyway, these
explosives will do the job on the
planes in case can't set the bombs
for explosion. Yes, make it one
thirty"
"Okay, got it," said Monahan.
''Another thing" Collins went on.
''once you men get the dynamite
planted you'll have to clear out. I'll
finish printing the bombs alone.
Then if anything goes wrong we
won't all grow halos. You'd be no
use to me anyway"
ssGuess you're right" Curt
growled. ''Well, we can't all be
heroes" and he mentally saluted
the Navy man.
Midway across the fats he stopped
the car to climb pole and cut the
two telephone lines-the dispatch
er's line and the general office link
between San Alejo and Tempujo.
Nothing happened to impede
them. They reached the foot of
the Quebrados in good time, de-
spite running without lights. There
Monahan melted into the night to
grope his way up trail.
A wide ditch circled the foot of
the Quebrados, catch basin to
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the greatest World
Series record of all
time - above John
McGraw and his Gil
ants, above Frank
Chance and his
Cubs, above Connie
Mack and his IA
nous Athletics.
All Joe Nice arthy
and his Yankees had
done was to make
it six out Of seven
in the World Series
oo,,af Ok x,,o<0rinc
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- ~
(5oil!!li4I|
The Real Check Back

(INCE the final day of the last
~ World Series you could hear
them asking what had happened to
the Yankees-and to Joe Mccarthy.
Here is proof again how short mans
memory is in the whirl of busy
events.
They had overlooked the fact that
Joe Mccarthy and his Yankees had
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-10-30
BIRTHDAY PARTY

That night had very pleasant,
small birthday dinner. One can
only hope as the years go on that
they add wisdom. The great obli-
cation of older people is to gain in
the understanding of the world in
which they live and to maintain a
freedom from all types of fears to
which youth is an easy prey.
Really to serve well, age should
free one from false values. It
should make it easy to cling to the
essentials and to make one more
aware of the joys of life.
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First Methodist Church

Walter b. Iicyler, Minister.
$3.50 a. m-Church school Sen
Tor and Adult departments.
1876 a. m.-Church School Pre-
school, kind ergarten, primary de
partments.
1896 a. m--Morning Service Of
Worship Rev. Walter y. Heyer
will speak on the theme The Grace
OF Cod The Adult Choir will sing
The Lost Chord" by Sullivan
Miss Lister, soloist. will sing How
Beautiful Upon the Mountains by
Harker Organ mum bers played by
Mary Alice Power are. Vision"
by Rheinberger, and 'Madrigale".
by Simonetti.
p m-Epworth League. Dis
cussion on the theme Serve or
Shriyel' A social hour will follow
the meeting.
6p. Wesleyan Guild supper
and Fellowship Sing.
7p. m.-Wesleyan Vespers. Rev.
Luther Butt. superintendent OF the
Ann Arbor District, will be the
speaker.
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First Church Christ. Scientist
$3.50 m - Sunday SchoOI

First Church Christ. Scientist
/ $3.50 a. m. - Sunday School.
1915 a. m.-Morning service.
Probation after Death" will be
the subject Of the Lesson.Sermon
in all Christian Science Churches
throughout the world on Sunday
October Is.
The Golden Text Revelation
$50 is; He that oyercometh, the
same shall be clothed in white
raiment."
Among the Bible citations is this
passage Psalms 16:IlD: Pre-.
serve me, o God: for in thee do
! put my trust. Thou wilt show me
the path OF life; In thy presence
Is fulness of joy; at thy right hand
there are pleasures for evermore.
Correlatiye passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text.
book Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy, include the following
(p go Trials are proofs of Gods
care. Spiritual development germ
mates not from seed sown in the
soil of material hopes. but when
these decay, Love propagates anew
the higher joys OF Spirit, which
have no faint OF earth"
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Emmanuel Lut,srsn chureh

Hugo Fenkfr. Pastor
Gerhardt Pflueger, vicar. Ammo
Keil parish worker; Paul Ungrodt,
Sunday School superintendent
9:l5 a. m.-Sunday School.
1890 a. M Divine Service
Moning sermon. True Repent
ence'. The intermediate and Junior
Choirs will render the anthem: In
the Garden Miles. The Senior
and Intermediate Choirs will rend.
er the anthem Heart Divine, by
DyOrak.
Students and visitors are most
welcome to worship with US.
Holy Communion will be cele-
brated Immediately after the 1880
service. Announcements for Holy
Communion can be made on Satur-
day from 8 10 - noon. and 1880 IN
1870 p. IN. and 1880 p. m. 10 .
p. m
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BY h. J. SCOTT

do not spare themselves in their
efforts TO attain success. They
arc loyal friends. At times they
are moody and inconsiderate
Courage Is one Of their natural
characteristics. They should con-
serve their resources and not be
foolish in money matters where
friends and the opposite sex are
concerned during the next year.
They should attend TO business
and correspondence. and then sue
cess viii be achieved a child
born on this date will be fond Of
and gifted in the arts. and will
gain IN novel ways. but be i'm
provident and may suffer from
proelivity for the opposite sex.
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The Salvation Army

az W. Michigan AHe.)
Captain and Mrs. Albert Koch.
Commanding Officers.
Saturday, $50 p. m.-Open All
Meeting, W. Michigan Ave. and
Washington SITS
5 p. m.-Praise Meeting.
Sunday, 9:45 a. m.-Holines,
Meeting.
II a. m.-Sunday School
2:30 p. MAY Garden Sunday
School, 1851 +. Forest ST.
6:15 p. m.-Young Peoples Ser.
vice
1880 p. m-Open Air Meeting. W.
Michigan Ave. and Washington 81
S p. m.--Eyangelistic Meeting.
Z. Adiska, speaker
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Horoscope for Sunday

Today's birthday children are
proud. restless and fond Of
change. They have much nerv-
Gus energy which may cause them
to overtax their strength. They
are strong-willed. witty. Jealous
in their determination TO do all
things TO the best Of their ability
They should concentrate on their
work or profession in the next
year, and seek 10 expand the
same, and they will be rewarded,
but they should avoid excessive
expenditure on pleasure. Loss
through the opposite sex is threat
ened. The child who is born to-
day will be successful provided
the ambitions are fostered early,
and the desire TO have n good
time Is controlled.
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Buy More war Bonds -
War Requires Money

The Ypsilanti Daily Press is glad
10 cooperate with the Treasury De
partment in aecpIng the following
message before our readers
4 will cost money f0 defeat
the AXIS YOU government
calls on YOU Co helm nov
Buy WAT bonds and stamps
today Buy them every day.
Buy them Oh a regular basis.
BONDS cost as little az Slss5
Stamps come-as low as 10 cen .s
War bonds and stamps can
be bought az all banks. stores.
post oficc the Daily Press Or
flee ami from your Ypsilanu
Daily Press carrier boy.
The Npsil1nti Daily Press urges
al American. to support your gov.
eminent With your dollars.
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Words OF Wisdom

Every day Of my life makes me
feel more and more how seldom
a fact IS accurately stated, how
almost invariably when story
has passed through the mind Of
third person II becomes. so far as
regards the impression IT makes
IN further rcpettions. little better
than a falgehood. and this. too
though the narrator be the most
truth-seeking person IN existence.
Hawthorne
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St. Luke,s Episcopal Church

X. T. Appleyard, Rector
Twenty-tirst Sunday after Trim.
ty.
$50 a m.-Holy Communion.
$3.50 a. m.-Church School
9:l5 a m-Dr. Harrold's Stud
Group for Young People meets at
McKenny Hall
II a. m.-Morning Prayer and
sermon. Preacher, Rev. Malcolm
Dade, of st. Cyprian's Mission.
tcolored). Detroit.
1870 p. m.-Neophyte Glass
> p. m.-High School Students
Group.
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Hints on Etiauette

Don't be "bossy" or insist that
you always are. right in an argu-
ment You MAY be wrong. YOU
know and anyway the person you
arc arguing with has as much
night to an opinion as you have
BE courteous.
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7. Are raw eggs good for
= person with tuberculosis? II so,
row many day? take three a
day is that too many?
Answer: There is no basis for
the widely held belief that a raw
egg il more nutritious than a
cooked egg. The white Of egg un-
cooked is indigestible, compared
to the cooked state. Eggs are
part Of any balanced diet. Three
a day is not too many.
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] a q q o Z n ] ;
adoption That's
what Attorney
General Francis
Biddle recog-
nized in his or
der eNenlpting
those in our own
midst from olas-
sihcltion as en-
envy aliens
Germans have
q pretty st.ong
tendency to stay
German indeh-
nitely. Not only
is this true Of
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Unusual energy and dcterniua-
ton are dominant traits Of the
persons who have birthdays today
They ENJOY excellent health. and
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EvsreeIistio Mission rabernseI.

River Blvd. near Cross st.
Rev. Daniel l.. Baughey, pastor.
Tonight
1880 p m.--Special Revival meet
ing at the Tabernacle.
sunday
9.45 a. m.-Sunday School with
classes for all ages.
II a. Morning Assembly
Hour. Pastor Daniel l.. Baughey will
bring the message, using as his text.
The Decision OF Destiny
$50 p. m. The Young Peoples
service. followed with testimony
and Bible discussion.
p. m.-The Prayer Band will
meet at the Tabernacle altar.
7:l5 p. m.-The orchestra will
bring Is minute sacred concert.
with hymns OF the church.
1870 p. m.-"Tabernacle Sing
Time" interspersed with choruses
and special numbers.
s p. m.-The Mountain boy
preacher. Evangelist Charles Nc
Kinney. will be the speaker II will
be determined and announced in
the services Sunday as to whether
the Victory Campaign will continue
another week.
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Assembly 0. Church

420 +. Michigan Ave)
Rev George r. Moore Pastor
10 a. m-Sunday School Cliff
ford Staplin. superintendent
10 a. M Sunday School at the
Spencer School
II a. m-Norning Worship
II a. m.-Children' Church.
7:4j p. m.-Evangelistic Service.
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American resident might suitably
have been dispensed with. The Ital-
Ians. however. are as ant-Hitler
plus -Mussolini) as could be
requested Of EN-.
Francis Biddles diplomacy was
dandy in that quarter.
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Congregational Christian Church

Corner n. Adams and Emmett SITS.
Gordon C. Speer. Minister.
10 a. m.-Sunday School for pre-
school children and students in
Grades | .. 3.
II a. M Sunday school for stu
dents in from Grade 4 through High
school.
II a. m.-Seryice OF Worship.
Sermon subject: Let Us Set our
Moral Timepiece by Gods Eternal
Son" Anthem; Lovely Appear" by
Gounod. Quartette: Build Thee
More Stately Mansions by An
drews. organ numbers by Mrs.
Kelder "Andante" by Kern: YES
perale" by Frysinger: "Postlude"
by Diggle.
p. m. High School Pilgrim Eel
lowship will meet with Phebe white
for election OF officers and wiener
roast
p. Christian Youth Fellow.
ship at Starkw Gather Hall. The
Rev Gordon speer will speak on
the topic: What Believe About
God. 4 social hour follows the
discussion.
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First Presbyterian Church

Raymond Blrns BAR. Minister.
9:45 a. m.-Church School Ross
Cook. superintendent. Classes for
all under ira we'd
9:45 and II a. m.-Nursery
classes.
II a. m Divine Worship. ....
mon by the minister The bhId
Spot in our Religion. The choir
will sing the anthem, Morning
Hymn" by Wagner. The sermon
solo will be sung by Larry Porter,
Il Would BE Tru Mrs. O'Dea win
play the organ numbers. Ave Maris
Stella by Grieg.
The Ntstm ,r League will not
meet this Sunday evening.
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Sunday in YpSilanti Churches
Willow Run EV. Lutheran Church
missouri synod

Willow Run EV. Lutheran Church
missouri synod
Arthur F. Boyer, pastor
Services for the present are con.
Quoted at the Personality Studio.
corner \. Adams and Pearl SITS.
in Npsilanti
1880 a. m.-Morning service
with sermon
Church Of God or Ssnetlfied Church
4o7 ) Adams ST. near Buffalo.
Elder s j. Hin is pastor.
10 a. m sunday School service.
Subject Steps toward solution Of
the alcohol problem.
Lesson. Feel 10.l7, Amos 3:
2l-24; Rom Il. 1921; l Pet T..
IL
Golden text. But let judgment
run down as waters and righteous.
ness as a might stream.
A. H. Anderson. superintendent.
Mrs. Louise Priest. secretary
ll.30 a. m.-Regular mOrning
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one-Minute Test Answers

J. New York and Vermont.
? II Is a clever. usually humor-
Gus saying
3. The animal and vegetable
kingdoms.
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Calvary Regular Baptist Church

Robert f. Nichols, minister.
10 a. m. Morning worship. in
the Woodruff School. entrance bah
biti ST. Subject -Four Kinds Of
Hearers"
Beginning a series of sermons
on the parallels.
II a. m Bible school. classes
10, all ages, meeting in the Wood
ruff school.
sis p. m.-Young People. meet
INK at q n Huron st.
80 p. m.-l5 minute song serv
ice led by Walter Gable, Eyangel-
istic Service. subject "A Hand
That Reaches out" meeting at &
~ Huron st
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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Christian and Missionary AllIsnc.

Christian and Missionary Alliance
(25 s. Prospect ST.
NJ s. Amstutz, Pastor
10 a. Sunday School, Milton
Haberer. superintendent
II a. Morning Worship. Text,
This is the Finger OF God, Exodus
S;l9
$50 p. m Young Peoples
Meeting
7:30 p. m Evening Evangelistir
Service This service consists Of
Joyful singing. fervent testimonies,
and an earnest gospel sermon
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ST John churcn

p. m.-Baptisms. every sunday
by appointment.
300 to 500. $50 TO Q 90 2. m
Confessions: Saturday.
700, $50. 1000. ll:SO-Sunday
Masses
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Church Of the Nazarene

Corner Washington and Emmett
St, auditorium OF Ladies' Literary
Club.
9.45 a m.-Sunday School with
classes for all ages. Oryal Harden.
superintendent.
1915 a. m.-Chorus Time.
II A. Morning Worship. Rev.
J. W. Burgess will bring the nom
ing message.
$50 p. mn. Y. p. s. Betty
Lou Morgan. evangeistic chairman
Of the HI L. Y, will be in charge.
1870 p. Eyangelistic Service
Roy. Burgess preaching at this hour
also.
Old fashioned gospel singing. spe-
cial singing and choruses a part
Of each service.
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Church Of Christ

t505 W. cross ST.
G. Wheeler Utley, Minister.
10 a. m.-Sunday School.
II a. Worship and Sermon.
7.45 p. m.-Eyening Sermon.
Evangelist Thomas II. Burton
will preach both morning and eve
ming on valuable Bible subjects.
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INJURIES PROVE FATAL

Battle creek Mich DE-, % Ap
Rites arc being arranged Tor Uar.
ry Holcomb, 81 a World Var tetor-
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One Minute Test

! Lake Champlain lies be-
tween what two states?
2 What IS a hon mot"
? Can you name two great
kingdoms that are not countries ?
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2nd Baptist Church


Corner Catherine and Hamilton
SITS
Rev Garther Robertson, pastor
Y.f5 a. Sunday School
George Hamilton superintendent.
1870 a. IN. Morning worship.
sermon will be delivered by the
pastor. Senior choir and gospel
chorus will render the music Rev.
Rossell Brown, director OF senior
choir Mrs Mabel Green. direc.
tress of gospel chorus.
3 I. m.-Mayme White Miller
and he, three choirs OF IS voices
from Detroit will render spe.
cial program in interest Of the
women OF the church.
i p. m. The Young Peoples Bap
fist training union, Jesse Ross,
president. Miss Serien easier, di-
rectress.
Z p. m.-Evening worship. The
regular fourth Sunday night pro
gram will be rendered by the com
bncd choirs Of the church.
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worship. Sermon by the pastor
singing by the senior choir John
Caldwell chorister. Mrs. W F
Anderson. organist.
1880 p. m.--The choir will have
musical recital. the public IS
invited L. s. Davis. president.
Jno. Caldwell, chorister.
Free Methodist Church
Revival campaign with the Dun.
excl Twins. Rev Vernon Dunckel
aud Rev. Verdon Dunckel.
Rally day will be observed in
the Sunday School, which convenes
at 10 a. IN.
IL a. incoming worship. Ser
mon by Rev. Vernon Dunckel:
subject, "The Thre-Fold Gift Of
Gift OF Christ. Special singing
7:30 p. m.-Young Peoples song
and praise service.
3 D. m.-Eyangelistic service:
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

/. ". s. San Francisco, Calf.
is type B blood the same as our
type IL Is type B common OF
otherwise?
Answer: Three classifcations
for blood are used. 3 in the inter.
national nomenclature is the same
as III Moss ard III Jansky. 1t is
the rarest Of any group; seven
per cent Of the population are in
this group
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-24

Sermon by Rev. Vernon Dunckel /.
subject The Greater Darkness"