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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

Meet the Club. o'clock with Mrs Cyril Ray
Teacher Association joint
meeting o'clock. at Central school,
League Catholic Women 745 at home OF Mrs George Enne
Ypan Chapter Order DeMoay home Of Charles
Ladies Literary open meeting Roosevelt
Prof Wesley II. Maurer OF
University of Michigan School of lism.
Past Chiefs Pyhian Sisters omit meeting this month
Missionary Society Of Lutheran Church. lS In
church basement
Excelsior Chapter RAM 1880 Masonic mpe ledge
Auxiliary social oelo Legion Home
THURSDAY
Tent Daughters OF Union Veterans 80 GAR
West Side Society Church 1880 with
Mrs Daschner
Society 81 Lutheran Church. O'CLOCK
at home Frank Lidhe Sr.
OF Lutheran Church 745 at church
Womens Union, o'clock at home OF MRS
A. E. Squres three o'clock nj home ~ Mrs E. j.
Packard; group o'clock with Mrs. L. p Cushman
Rainbow for Girls regular meeting 1880 Masonic temple
lodge
o'clock; luncheon 1850 s. Ike 'huroh House
p p Brnco Club o'clock Edws"d Mes
Hobby Woodruff School, 10 10 ocock in faculty room
Hornet Model Arplane Club Ypsilsn High School shop
Methodist Of Chrn Service circles: number
one with Mrs Putnam ESQ; number two Mrs NJ ~
o'clock bring sewing equipment number three WIN
Mrs Karl Tunnicliffe dessert luncheon number FOUR
with 1880 luncheon number I'VE Win
Mrs Rust o'clock; number six with Mrs l. T smitn,
luncheon 1880 to o'clock nuubar IL win MS geo re
Moorman bring sewing pment and warm NUMBER
nine with BENEDICT peratve u eheNn O'CLOCK;
number with Mrs Bruce Rorabache coop raive iuhch-
o'clock. 49, - ,,.
Girl three O'Clock starkwet err troop severn
o'clock Rackham eight $50 St Luke; troop - S'SV
Roosevelt Of Woodruff $50 at SCHOOL, prospect
Brownies. $780, school. ~
Matilda Auxiliary number 10 uSW' zoV' u"A man,
Arbor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Boy Scouts Make Ready For
New Advancement Ceremony

day evening, DR.. Lawrence Perry
was the special speaker at the
parents night program. He told
how the principles OF Scouting
carry over into manhood.
The talk was given at the close
Of the regular meeting. 1t was
opened with the pledge OF alleg-
lance to the flag led by Percy Cox,
the Scout oath by Richard Benon.
and the Scout laws by Dunbar
Clay. Henry Simmons read the re-
port OF the last meeting and dur
ing the business meeting 1t was
decided to bale the remainder OF
the papers collected and sell them.
At the patrol instruction period.
so cents in dues were collected and
patrol meetings for the week were
announced. Dunbar Clay gave a
demonstration in knot tieing and
an explanation of the Scout oath
and laws. There was one new
registration. Harry Williams. and
Albert Harry was visitor. Sew
enteen Scouts and five visitors
were present.
The meeting closed with the
Scouts repeating the laws.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
ARTHUR BARTON
TAKEN BY DEATH
lNTERMENT WILL BE HERE;
RELATIVES TO ARRIVE
THURSDAY

Word has been received of the
death OF Arthur o. Barton, IS. for
many years resident Of Ypsilan-
ii. He died at the home of his
son Louis in Shreveport, La.
where he had lived for several
years, although for the past two
summers he had returned to Ypsi-
lanti, where he had lived at POI N.
Hamilton st. He was long EN-
ployed by the Michigan Central
railroad. the last few years before
his retirement in the main office
in Detroit. His wife died here in
1928.
He is survived by a daughter
Helen, who teaches in a college In
Clarion, Pa, near Pittsburgh; the
son Louis. and son, Earl, who is
in the government service. There
are also several grandchildren. He
will be brought here for burial
by the side of his wife. the time
of the funeral to be decided when
the family arrive here Thu sday.
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Boy Scouts OF Troop 7 Tuesday
evening reviewed work for the
next board OF review and court of
honor.
Three new Scouts. William Stag
enwhite. Gordon Maltby, and Rich
ard Santure, started the tenderfoot
work; the merit badge group work
ed on public health; second class,
on semaphore, and the first class
on advancement.
Word was received from two
former Troop I Scouts now sta
toned in Hawain, Robert Rushton
and William Reader Boatwright.
The Boy Scouts plan to continue
their correspondence with the
sailors.
Three OF the assistant Scout
masters of the group are now in
the Michigan State Troops. They
include Tavern Moore. and Eu-
gene Mitchell. who Joined this
week, and Leland Bachman, who
joined last September.
The evening was concluded with
a recreation period
Or. Perry Speaks
At the meeting of Boy Scouts
Of Troop 3 at Harriet School Tues
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DEATH CLAIMS
JOSEPH KORbEL
FUNERAL TO BE FRIDAY AT
MOORE HOME; BURIAL IN
ST. JOHN CEMETERY

Joseph Frank Korbel passed away
Tuesday night at 5:27 in Howell
State Sanatorium after four months
illness. He was the son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Korbel and was born
in New York Dec. %. 1881. He had
lived In this city all his life.
Mr.. Korbel is survived by his
wife, who was Miss Martha Schefl-
Ter. whom he married Mar. %, 1905.
a son, Joseph L. Korbel and two
daughters. Mrs. Kirby Gillette
(Helen), San Antonio, and Mrs. AL
bert Olsen (Marion), Battle Creek.
Funeral services will take place
In the j. f. Moore Funeral Home
Friday afternoon at o'clock. with
Rev. Hugo Fenker officiating. Bur
ial will be in st. John Catholic
Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Junior Division Wins
Lincoln Stamp Contest

Junior division students OF Lin
coin Consolidated High School won
first honors in the United States
defense stamp sale contest started
Jan. 10 in the school. This group
sold s456 worth OF stamps COM
pared to the senior division sales
OF 1902.
Ninth grade students OF Marinus
VanAmeyde's section won room
honors with sl25 in sales and
eleventh grade section OF Floyd I.
Leib. second honors with $40 in
sales.
Lloyd Hansen was chairman OF
the contest.
In conjunction with defense work
in the school. the sophomore class
are collecting salvage materials.
Collection centers throughout the
vicinity have been established.
These are for Stony Creek. Rosina
Splitter home; Whitaker, Jack
fowler residence: Willis, Drexel
Simon house; and south Ypsilanti,
Leo Thorne home. Boys in the
class are furnishing trucks to take
the materials to junk dealers.
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jolly Mixers Meet
With Mrs. Crierson

Mrs. Andred Grierson was host
ess for the Jolly Mixers Club al
her home, Tuesday evening. Prizes
for 500 were won by Mrs. Fred
Lambert. Mrs. Charles DeI.ano and
Mrs. Jack Coxford. Mrs. John Davis,
daughter OF Mrs. Grierson. and Mr.
Davis, who were recently married
were presented with wedding gift
from the club.
Refreshments were served. For
the next meeting, Feb. "a. the mem
bers will 80 out to dinner then &c
to the home OF Mrs. Stephen Crog
han for cards.
Mrs. Sherman McRae, Battle
Creek, came with Mrs. Emory Up
ton, Benton Harbor. to attend thu
services OF Mrs. William c. Conrad
Monday. They were guests Of Mrs
Norman J. Minneker.
Mrs. Dorothy Bausano's mother
Mrs. Howard Lee. Addison. spent
the week end with Mrs. Bausano.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Mohler
will spend Sunday with Mrs. Mob
ler's father. Walter Rawson, nea;
Manchester.
Mrs. NJ. J. McKillen and her
daughters. Kathryn. Helen. Lillian
and Betty, returned Sunday might
from Traverse City.
Mrs. Clayton Smith and her chill
dren, Jeane and Judy, are spending
the week with her mother. Mrs
Floyd Ring.
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Personal Shower
Given Mrs. SquireS

Mrs. Glen Squlres was given a
personal shower Tuesday evening
by Mrs. Lewis Chadwick
A corssge OF pink and white sweet
peas was given each guest, and the
guest OF honor. MIS-. squlres. was
presented with a bouquet OF sweet
peas and carnations and a gardenia
corsage.
Prizes for games we're awarded to
Mrs. Harold Tedder. Mrs. Donald
Ehle and Mrs. Thomas Power. The
shower gifts. wrapped in pink and
blue. were In a doll buggy.
At the close OF the evening. re-
freshments Of homemade ginger
bread with whipped cream and cof
Zee were served. Effective stork IA
vors were made OF. plastic material
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Authoress Of "Mrs. Wigs
of Cabbage Patch" Dies

Louisville, Ky. Feb. 1i--AP-
Mrs. Alice Hogan Rice. 70. social
worker and authoress OF the novel,
Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage
Patch" died last night Of an attack
OF heart disease.
Her first and best known novel
was published in 1901 and trans
lated into many foreign languages.
Since then she had written numer-
Gus articles and books.
A native OF Shelby County, Ken
lucky. Mrs Rice attended school
IN Louisville. AS a social worker
IN Louisvilles Cabbage Patch"
neighborhood. she collected mater.
isl for Mrs. Wigs and its Sc
quel. Lovely Mary"
She and her husband. Gale
Young Rice, who survives. collab-
Grated in writing several books.
The last. Passionate Follies", was
published in 1886
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Vows Exchanged by
Mrs. Louise McEnnan,
Frank MacGillivray

A very pretty wedding was sol
emnized in the First Baptist par
sonage Tuesday evening at o.
clock when Mrs. Louise McEnnan
was united IN marriage to Frank
MacGilliyray. Rev. William Shaw Of
ficiated.
They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth MacGilliyIay. Detroit.
brother and sister-in.law OF the
groom.
The bride wore a street length
dress OF beige Her accessories
we're brown Mrs. Kenneth MacGil'
llyray also wore a street length
dress OF beige and her accessories
were brown. They both wore or
chi1s.
After the ceremony a wedding
dinner in Detroit was attended by
close relatives and friends OF the
couple.
They will make their home at -
y. Hamilton St. Ypsilanu. Mr.. Mac
Gilliyray is employed al the bomber
plant
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Forbes. Dear
born. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Forbes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
MRS. COSCROvE
LOSES MOTHER
RITES TO BE IN ANN ARBOR
THURSDAY; BURIAL TO
BE IN HOWELL

Mrs. Hannah ]. Smock. mother
OF Mrs. Darrell Cosgrove, this city.
passed away Tuesday afternoon in
her home in Ann Arbor. $50 Wall
ST. She was the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Stevenson and was
born in Wroxton, Can, June D.
1867. She married Ebert R. Smock
Mar. 20. 1914.
Mrs. Smock Is survived by Mrs.
Cosgrove: two sons. Glen anad Neul.
Ann Ar5or; brother. John Witty,
Detroit. a sister. Mrs. Clara Hart,
Detroit, and seven grandchildren
Funeral services will take place
Thursday afternoon at 1880, viii
Rev. Schuman officiating in the
Muehlig Chapel, Ann Araor Burial
will be made in Lakeview Cemetery.
Howell, beside her husband.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Mrs. Ehnan Tells
City Federation
About Rationing

Following the business meeting
OF the City Federation OF Women's
Clubs Tuesday evening in the Ypsi-
lanti High School lunch room. Mrs.
Paul Ehman OF the Consumers Rela-
tons Committee OF the Ypsilanti
Council OF Defense. talked inform
ally on rationing and conservation
measures. She urged the women to
notify the committee OF an unreas-
enable rise In the price Of commodi-
ties, such as food. material or wear
Ing material, so that they may check
on it and make a reasonable adjust
ment II advisable. The committee
is trying TO have all OF the women
carry their market baskets to con
serve on paper and card board car
tons that the gov eminent especially
needs. A question and answer
period followed Mrs. Ehman's In
structive talk
Mrs. Harold Leverett presided at
the business meeting which fol-
lowed a delicious dessert served by
Miss Wilma Byers and her class in
Home Economics. Mrs. Jennings
Campbell president OF the River
side Study Club. hostess club for
the evening. poured at the lace
spread table.
An unfinished report OF the
Stockdale lecture showed that after
expenses are paid. a sum Of over
$50 will be turned over 10 the Red
Cross.
Mrs. Clarence Starkweather re-
ported on the County Federation
meeting in Saline in January.
The Research Club will be hostess
club for the April IA meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Friday Thirteenth
Has no Terror For
High School Class

Friday the 18th brings no fear to
juniors OF Ypsilanti High School
who are planning for the annual
J-Hop in Charles McKenny Hall
from to midnight.
Decorations for the party will be
in black and silver with a Friday
18th atmosphere. The committee
includes Robert Houck, Lawrence
Porter, Edith Steere, Martha Ogle
William Briggs, Joy Parrish and
Eugenia. Renton. This group will
also serve as the cleanup commit
tee.
Ice cream and cookies will be
served by refreshment commit
tee OF Pauline Kramer. Mary Mar
garet Wall and Janice Murdoch. A
ten-piece orchestra has been en-.
gagged by Robert Johnston. Philip
Stokes and Donald Gill.
Programs will be in charge OF
Helen Hughes, Elizabeth Campbell
and Jean Ohlinger. The grand march
will be at 10:30 p. m.
llCkeIs ana puDHClty Will ne III
charge OF Lawrence Koppin. vii
liam Boutell, Nelson Boik. Jack
Cheesman, Lazelda Smiley. and
Donna Hebb.
Chaperones will be Superintend-
ent and Mrs. f. II. Chapelle. Prin-
cipal and Mrs. Norris G.. Wiltse, Mr..
and Mrs. L. l.. Gable. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hayes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Delbert II. Moffett.
Invitations and chaperons viii be
In charge OF Phyllis Hammond. Aud
rey Brothers. Elaine Hunt and Betty
ty 10 Needles.
Miss Ruth Blekking is class spon-
sor. Robert Moffett will be general
chairman. Senior division and alum
nj will attend the dance.
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Automobile Collisions
Occur in This City

An automobile driven by Fay
Union. 1871 Gottfredson Rd., was
damaged when it collided with the
rear Of a truck being backed from
a driveway in the 400 block Of
Monroe St. by Mrs. Zorabell Rich
ardson, AL Monroe st, Tuesday
Both Turning
Automobiles driven by WILDER j.
McDerinott. 1893 Tyler Rd,, and
Robert c. Abercrombie. 1894 Holmes
Rd.. were damaged when they col
lided as both were turning left on
Ballard ST. from W. Cros st. Tues
day.
Car Sklds
An automobile driven by Louis
Loeffler, 302 Oak St, skidded on
icy pavement and collided with an
other car driven by Charles Harri
son, Lincoln Park, on US-ll2 east
OF the city Tuesday.
Attempts Turn
AS Ray Gonyer, Manchester, at
tempted TO make a LETT turn from
U. 5. ll2 half mile east OF Ypsi
lanti Tuesday afternoon, his auto
mobile was struck by another driv
en- by owen Thompson, Niles.
Strikes Truck
An automobile driven by Julius
G. Rue. Huron River DR.. was dam
aged when 1t struck the rear OF
city truck driven by Emil h
Pare, 500 Mause Ave, on y. Huron
st. at Jarvis St, about 2 p. m. Tues
day. Police reported the Rue auto
mobile skldded against the true
as Mr.. PARE was turning on Jarvi
Ct
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
HOSteSSeS Named
by Pleasure Club

The new hostesses for the next
five meetings for the Industrial
Pleasure Clue were selected at the
club business meeting Tuesday at
ternoon at the home OF Miss Aman-
da Binler. Mrs. L. T. Smith, presi'
dent, conducted the meeting attend
ed by all memheys. Hostesses will
be Mrs. Harry Stockdale and Mrs
4. E. House. Feb. "a; Mrs. George
Shuart and Mrs. H. C, Baker. Mar
10; Mrs. William Horn and Mrs
Peter Buecos, Mar. "a; Miss Binder
and Mrs. B. R. Burbank. APR. Z; and
Mrs. L. T. Smith and Mrs. H. H.
Smith, Dearborn, Apr. 81.
After the meeting the women
sewed on quilt blocks and refresh
ments were served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
LEMON JUICE RECIPE CHECKS
RHEUMATIC PAIN QUICKLY

II you suffer from rheumatic, ar
thrills or neuritis pain, try this
simple inexpensive home recipe that
thousands are using. Get a package
OF Ru-Ex Compound. two week
supply today. Mix It with a quart OF
water. add the juice OF lemons.
It's easy. No trouble at all and
pleasant. You need only table
spoonfuls two times a day. Often
within as hours-sometimes over
night splendid results are OBJ
tanned. II the pains do no. quickly
leave and II You do not feel better,
return the empty package and Ru.
TX will cost you nothing 10 try as
II IS sold by your druggist under an
absolute monev.back guarantees. Ru.
! FIX Compound IS for sale and recon-.
mended by Matthews
and Drug stores Everywhere. Adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Farewell HonOrs
Mrs. John LaBarge

Mrs. John LaBarge. who with her
daughter is moving 10 Chelsea. was
given pleasant surprise farewell
party and handkerchief shower by
IS OF her friends at the home OF
Mrs. Arthur Ferguson. Tuesday az
ternoon. Mrs. LaBarge received
many lovely gifts. A pleasant time
was spent playing games. with
prizes going to Mrs. Ivele Grub
Mrs. John Mott and Mrs. George
Waterbury. The special prize went
to Mrs. LaBa,ge.
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the afternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Games Played by
Capsule Sisters

Questions and answers games
we're played and the birthday OF
Mrs. William Hilbert was celebrat-
ed Tuesday evening at the meeting
OF the Capsule Sisters Club at the
home OF Mrs. George Sharrock
Prize winners for games were Mrs
Dennis Abbeg. a new member. Mrs
Hilbert and Mrs. Albert Morris.
The luncheon table decorations
were OF red valentine favors. red
candles and valentine paper nap
kins. The guests were given gay
paper hats and enjoyed pleasant
time reading fortunes found in thei
favors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
OPENS SPEAKING TOUR

Grand Rapids, Feb. ll-Secre-
tary OF State Harry F. Kelly, De-
troit. opened a three-week speak
ing campaign Tuesday by headlin-
ing the forty-sixth annual Lincoln
Day banquet OF the Kent County
Republican Club. A big crowd
greeted him here. quite obviously
expecting him TO run for governor
this fall and become the official
party leader,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
Activities Planned
by Degree of Honor

Plans for future activities for
Loyal Lodge. number 19. Degree OF
Honor. were made at the executive
meeting Tuesday evening at St
Luke Church House. II was decided
to have Tramp" party. Mar. 10, at
the home OF Mrs. Laura Butler. and
plans were made for the next regu.
lar meeting. FEB. "a. Plans were
discussed for forming drill staff
The birthdays OF Mrs. William
Gallaher ana Mrs. Martha Smith
were celebrated.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
State Troops to
Sponsor Dance

The annual party. sponsored by
the S2nd Signal Corps which is now
in a division Of the United States
Army, will be presented this year
by the ll5th company OF Michigan
State Troops.
The formal military ball will be
in the Armory Feb. p. Dancing will
be from 10 p. m. to a. IN.
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Lansing. Feb. 11-AP-Climax-
ing charges that telephone con-
versations OF state officials had
been tapped, Mrs. Irma Salin, re-
Gently denoted chief operator OF
the capitol switchboard, has been
dismissed.
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P.T.A. Will Observe
Negro History Week

In observance OF Negro History
Week. the program for the Harriet
Parent Teachers Association Thurs
day evening will include talk by
Or. Lawrence Perry, who will speak
of the military contributions made
by the Negroes and Mrs. Olive ker'
sey viii review a book on the life
of Marian Anderson. the famous
singer
A discussion period will follow.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
WilEConfcr Dearee

At the regular communication OF
Phoenix Lodge. number 13. F. and
A. NJ. Tuesday evening in the Ma
sonic Temple lodge room. 1t was
announced that the E. A. degree
will be conferred on candidates
next Tuesday evening.
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DIES In INEIRMARY

Benton Harbor. Feb. la one
time financial and theatrical leader
here. William c. Mellanson. rs. died
Tuesday at the Berrien County In
firmsry where he was taken two
days ago for medical treatment.
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To Present Revue

Mothersingers Chorus OF the City
Schools, at their rehearsal. Tuesday
evening in the music room, made
plans Tor their annual revue to be
presented Mar. 20 in the High
School auditorium. The title OF the
revue will be Yesterday Lives
Again"
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David William Marsh

Relatives here have received word
OF the birth OF son, David William
to Mr.. and Mrs Carl Marsh, ST
Paul. MINI. Mrs. Marsh was for
merly Miss Dorothy Stellwagen
Ypsilanti.
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EntertaIns Club

Mrs. Charles F. Beck entertained
the Saturday Night Euchre Club
with two tables in play. Fred Katon,
Arthur Ferguson. Mrs. Fred Katon
and Mrs Floyd Ring were awarded
the prizes. Valentines were favors.
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DAUGHTER Born

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ross. 2s N,
Huron ST. are parents OF a six
pound 10 ounce daughter, born in
Boyer Hospital Tuesday.
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Fine Points in Bridge
BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

and switched 10 the club Q. the 10
and covering and Mr.. Simon
ducking in dummy. TO lure q re-
turn to his combination tenace. or
else a heart, either Of which would
build the game trick for him. West
fired back the heart 5 to the X.
dummy discarding the diamond 8.
and East led his club 8. bringing
the Q. K. and A.
Then came a beautiful double
squeeze for an extra trick. The dia.
mond A. 10 to the X. heart Q for
a toss OF the diamond 8. the dia.
mond 7 and diamond 8 set II up.
When the 5 was led. declarer's
hand also held the club 3. spade J
and heart Z. dummy the three
spades and club 6. West had to
hold his club 7 to guard against
the club 6. so threw one OF his
three remaining spades. where.
upon the club 6 was thrown from
dummy. Now East was squeezed.
He needed his heart J to guard
against the Z, so threw one Of his
three remaining spades. where
upon the dummys spades took the
last three tricks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11
THE ENEMY MAY HELP

SOMETIMES the best contract
for your side would not be appar-
ent If your opponents kept quiet.
But when they start to bid they
may give you a chance to tell your
partner something. or may help
him to tell you something OF i'm
portance BY piecing together the
various messages flashed. you may
be able to figure out that a No
Trump game would be a good idea.
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Vulnerability was one factor in
that final bid, made by John E.
Simon. great ST. Louis player. in a
rubber game at the Cavendish
club in New York. He reckoned.
and rightly. that the set Of s.
Spades probably would not be as
valuable as probable game with
his side vulnerable. though his
partners double Of that bid was
necessary to let him know No
Trump try would be sound.
Reckoning that the spades were
probably punched against his side
and the hearts not. West led his
partners secondly bid suit. the
heart 10. East took it with the K
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gidday. Dear
born. have moved to the house at
al y. Adams St.
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Announce elrts

NJ. and Mrs. John Ely, 306 Maple
St. announce the birth of a daugh
ter. weighing seven poundse two
ounces in Boyer Hospital, Tuesday
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wishes all subscribers TO re-
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