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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03


Rockefeller, the clerk Of the SEN
ate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions, Mr.. Roland Young, and Senior
Lucieno Wiechers.
Two State Department Officials
Host to President Lescot.
The President Of Haiti, M. Ellie
Lescot, another of the distinguished
visitors remaining in the Capital
for a fortnight, was guest Of honor
at dinner last evening of two of
the officials of the State Depart
ment The adviser on political re-
lations, Mr.. Laurence Duggan, and
the acting chief of the division OF
American Republics, Mr.. Philip w.
Bonsal, were hosts to an interesting
company in honor Of the President.
The other guests included the
Haitien Minister, M. Fernand Den
mis-: the members of the PRESIDENT
ofhcial party. Col. Philippe Cham,
1t. Roger Lescot, son of the visit
ing Executive; M. Daniel Heurteleu
and Col. Leo Bessette..
Others at the dinner were the
Assistant Secretary Of State, Mr..
Adolf A. Berle: the assistant direc-
tor of the Pan-American Union, DR..
Pedro D'Alba: Secretary Of the Le-
cation, M. Ellie Garcia; the Military
Attache, Maj. Roche B. Laroche;
Mr.. Selden Chaplin, Mr.. Stanley
Woodward, Mr.. Charles A. Thorn
son, chief of the cultural relations
division; Mr.. w. M. Walmsley, Mr..
Hawthorne Arey Of the Export
Import Bank, Mr.. Willard Barber,
Mr.. Blake Cochran, Mr.. c. M.
Micou, Mr.. Orpe Wilson, Mr. Rich
ard Pattee, Col. H. L. Barber, chief
Of plans and references OF the War
Department.; Col. L. Mathewson, DR..
William Manger, Counselor Of the
Pan-American Union; Col. R. T.
Heard, U. S. A; Col. D. B. Wilson,
Msgr. Michael j. Ready, Mr.. Leslie
Wheeler, DR.. Edward c. Ernst, as
sistant director of the Pan-Ameri-
can Sanitary Bureau; Mr.. Thomas
Fenneu, Mr.. w. H. williams and
Mr.. w. D. Whittemore of the
Export Import Bank.
Round of Parties Given for
DR.. and Sonora de Covarrubias.
DR.. Raul Covarrubias, who has
come to this country with Sonora de
Covarrubias on commission from
his government of Chile to study
plastic surgery, Is staying at the
Shoreham Hotel. The famous Chill
can surgeon and his wife are con-
stantly being entertained at small
and informal parties. The Counselor
of the Chilean Embassy and Sonora
de Campbell gave such a party
Tuesday evening shortly after the
visitors arrived. Others in the party
were Gen. Arturo Espinoza, head of
the Chilean Military Mission, and
Sonora &c Espinoza, and the Air
Attache Of the Spanish Embassy and
Sonora de la Sierra.
Society Of Sponsors
To Hold Luncheon Wednesday.
The sponsors Of ships Of the
United States Navy are gather
ing in washington for their an
nual meeting which in former
years was held so that the men,
bers could attend the brilliant re-
ception at the White House given
annually for officers of the Army and
Navy. The annual luncheon of the
Society Of Sponsors Is set for We'd
nesday in the ballroom Of the May
flower and the Assistant Secretary
of the Navy, Mr.. Ralph A. Bard,
will be the guest of honor. Mrs.
Russell c. Langdon of New York is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Miss Sara Ewing
To Wed Mr.. GrOte

Mrs. Frank M. Ewing announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Sara Frances Ewing, to Mr..
Robert Edward Grote, IT,, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Grote of st. Louis.
The wedding will take place later
this month.
Miss Ewing attended Randolph
Macon Woman's College at Lynch
burg, Va, and Mr.. Grote is a gradu-
ate Of Yale University and attended
the law school at the University of
Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Mr. Bowes.Lyons
Is Dinner Guest

The military attache of the Brit
ish Embassy and Mrs. Benson were
hosts at dinner last evening, enter
tanning in the famous old home at
BOLT N street which they have leased.
The party was in compliment TO
their house guest. the Hon. David
Bowes-Lyons, who is in this coun-
try on special mission from the Brit
ish government The Hon. Mr..
Bowes-Lyons, who is a brother Of
Queen Elizabeth of England, was a
guest of His Britannia Majestys
Ambassador and Lady Halifax for
several days before going to visit
the Bensons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-03
Planning Visit

Miss Sandra Ruth Kahn, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Kahn of
4707 Connecticut avenue, will arrive
in Washington Sunday from SYRIA
cuse University to spend week with
her parents.
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Smiths Fete Guest

The Director of the Budget and
Mrs. Harold d. Smith have with
them in their home in Arlington
Miss Agnes Marie Brady of st.
Mary of the Woods, Ind.
Miss Brady Is the author Of the
recently published text book, PAN
American Spanish"
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Commencement
Calendar
June Sunday

June 7-Sunday
Ypsilanti High School baccalaureate
Rev. Reginald T. Appleyard OF
st. Luke Episcopal Church. 1880
.. m, Methodist Church.
Michigan State Normal College SEN
Tor women's breakfast. 8 a. m,
Charles McKenny Hall.
Michigan State Normal College bac-
calaureate Rev. Frederick Gown.
Ann Arbor Christian Church,
p. M. Pease Auditorium.
Lincoln Consolidated School bacca-
laureate, Rev. william Shaw OF
the Baptist Church. p. m, school
auditorium.
Roosevelt High School baccalaur-
cate, Rev. Gordon Speer OF the
Congregational Church. p. m.
Baptist Church.
June 9-ruesday
Ypsilanti High School senior as
sembly, awards TO be presented,
l p. m, school auditorium, picnic
afterwsrd at Jefferson Beach
Park
Lincoln Consolidated High School
class night, s p. m, school gym
nasium.
June 1o-Wednesday
Ypsilanti High School class night
s p. M. school auditorium.
Roosevelt High School class night.
s D. m, school auditorium.
June 1t-Thursday
Michigan State Normal College
lantern walk, p. m, college cam.
pus.
Lincoln Consolidated High School
commencement, DR.. Marshall R.
Reed, Nardin Park Methodist
Church, Detroit. s p. m, school
auditorium.
June 12-Friday
Roosevelt High School commence
ment, DR.. Frederick B. Mckay OF
the Normal College, s p. m. school
auditorium.
Ypsilanti High School commence
ment, DR.. o. R. Yoder, superin-
tendent Of Ypsilanti State Hos
pital, s p. m, school auditorium.
Michigan State Normal College
senior Ddll, . ". III NholAco 'hN
Kenny Hall.
June 13-saturday
Michigan State Normal College
alumni day luncheon. aeon.
Charles 'lcKenny Hall. registra'
ton and reception at II a. m.
Michigan State Normal College COM
mencement, President John NJ.
Munson, p. m, Pease Audi
forum.
June 19-Frlday
Cieary College graduate reception,
s p. m. Alumni-Ypsilanti Room.
June 2o-Saturday
C.eary College commencement.
President o. ]. Cleary, 2:S0 p. m.
college auditorium
Cleary College alumni and class
banquet. 80 p. m, Hotel Huron.
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Mac Team Winner
at Country Club

Forty Washtenaw Women Golf
ers were out for golf luncheon
and bridge at the Washtenaw
Country Club, Thursday. For the
Mac and Cam tournament. the Mas
sau count was used. The Cam
team. the losers, bought the lunch
es for the winners.
Prizes were awarded in Class
A TO Mrs. Clark Greenstreet. who
won by having IL holes up on her
opponent; Class B. Mrs. (. A. Mel
Iencamp won by having 10 holes up
on her opponent; Class c, Mrs.
Robert Baker won by having four
up.
Scores under 100 were, Mrs. c.
P. McLain, "a; Mrs. Edward Nehl'
sen, 81.
After luncheon they played
bridge. Five tables were in play
with prizes going to Mrs. Joseph
Gren, Mrs. A. J. Whitmire and
Mrs. Nehlsen.
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Presbyterian Women Union
Studies Service CITIZENSHIP

Council OF Church Women lunch
con.
Mrs. -Driscoll then introduced
Mrs. Sarah Milliman, Mrs. E. G..
Vorce, Mrs. NJ. Baltzell. Mrs. vii.
liam Winter and Mrs. Lyle Smith
who have sons in the service, Mrs.
Baltzell having two. Each told bout
her sons reaction TO the Army or
Navy and all the boys seem to like
the U. S. o. Mrs. Baltzell visited
her son at Army camp for nine days
so she had some interesting stories
to tell about her own experience
there. Mrs. Smith spoke about
the Navy Mothers Organization"
and some OF the things that are
done with the money they earn.
She announced a Navy Mothers
benefit tea for next Tuesday at
the home OF Mrs. Vorce.
At the business meeting which
followed the program, the president,
Mrs. Victor Wilson, made announce
ments.
Needlework Guild chairman for
the year will be Mrs. S. E. Driscoll.
Group 3 will have charge OF the
flowers in the Sanctuary for June
and the Union has given IS to the
Council OF Church Women for the
Carver Community Center as well
as some articles for the Rawson-
vile Center.
The church magazine is being
sent to boys in service.
Tea was then served in the
church social room by group 2. A
lovely arrangement OF white roses
in a silver bowl and tall yellow can
dies centered the tea table. Mrs.
L. P. Cushman poured.
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Citizenship for Service was the
topic for study selected by the
Presbyterian Women's Union for
their program preceding the June
business meeting Thursday after.
noon in the church auditorium.
Mrs. S. E. Driscoll was program
chairman. After the singing OF two
songs. Where Cross the Crowded
Ways OF Life" and America,
Mrs. Driscoll read some Thoughts
on the Ballot Box" which told how
long and hard was the struggle
which won this great privilege.
After a prayer, she talked on what
the aims OF a Christian citizen
should be.
DR.. Ellen Brown read an article
on Social Relevance OF the Cos
pei" and Mrs. c. Cottrell spoke on
citizenship and Temperance and
What this Means to the War FL
fort"
Mrs. Raymon Bair and Mrs. Vie
tor Wilson told about some OF the
activities OF the Carver Community
Center and the Jacksonville Wom-
ems Projects for the benefit OF
those who had not attended the
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Memorial Services VIII be X
in High School Gymnasium

Between five and six hundred
ODD Fellows and Rebekahs are ex.
pected here Sunday for the l4th an.
nual Southeastern District Odd Eel
low-Rebekah joint Memorial sery'
Ice 10 take place in the Ypsilanti
High School gymnasium. II will be
open TO the public. Canton Ann
Arbor number 80, Ladies Auxll'
larry, Ann Arbor. and subordinate
lodges from Ann Arbor, Milan.
Dearborn, Belleville, Flat Rock,
Wayne and Ypsilauti will be repre-
scented.
]. A. Fleuelling OF Ypsilauti
Lodge is general chairman. Rev.
William Shaw will pronounce the
invocation. benediction and prayer
AZ the cemetery.
The memorial address will be
given by Orla Frazier, Detroit, dep
uty grand master. and the mem
orial service will be given by Flat
Rock Rebekah Lodge number 400.
Music for the occasion will be pro
Vided by the Ypsilanti High School
octet, directed by Roland Schater.
Leland Randall OF the Ypsilanti
High School will play a trumpet
solo.
The Rebekah address will be
given by Mrs. Myrtle Page, Ian.
sing. past president of the Rebekah
Assembly.
After the services the lodges
will form a line OF march, headed
by the Ypsilanti High School Girls
Drum and Bugle Corps, and march
to the cemetery. 10 the grave OF
John Peter Abbey. Here. Flat
Rock Rebekahs number 400. will
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Odd FeHous Rebekahs Will Conduct District Meeting Here
New Officers of
W.S.C.S. Installed

In an impressive candlelight sery
ice the newly elected officers OF ths
Woman's Society or Christian serv.
ice OF the Methodist Church were
installed. and the committees for
the year were announced by the
president, Thursday afternoon, at
the last meeting until fall in the
church parlors. Sixty-five members
were present for the meeting and
luncheon was in charge OF circle
nine.
Preceding the installation. Mrs.
Ralph A. Wagner sang very sweet.
ly The Golden Key" by Carrie ia.
cobs Bond. She was accompanied
by Miss Mary Power
The officers installed, with Mrs.
R. a. Weir in charge. were Mrs.
Lloyd Barnes, president; Mrs. Paul
Burrell, vice president; Mrs. Rob
ert Coftron, recording secretary;
Mrs. Ivan Rau, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Fred Spencer. treasurer;
Mrs. Media Fultord, vice president
OF local activities: Mrs. J..
Lynn Houck, vice president OF mis-
sionary service; Mrs. n. F. Kenady.
chairman OF publication Mrs. o. NJ.
Miles. chairman OF supplies; Mrs.
n. Witse and Mrs. Clifford Schrein.
err, chairmen Of students and men
and women in service.
The new circle leaders-are Mrs.
Clarence Sanderson, number one;
Mrs. o. Z. Gooding, circle two; Mrs.
Howard Helfrich. circle three; Mrs.
Lee Brown. circle four; Mrs. Earl
Henry, circle five; Mrs. Gerald
Kelly, circle six; Mrs. Charles Ohm
stead, circle seven; Mrs. George
Carr. circle nine: Mrs. Schreiner.
circle ten; Mrs. w. C. Durant, cir.
Gle II.
Committee chairmen for the year,
appointed by the president are Mrs.
W. E. Dixon, Mrs. Walter Heyler.
Mrs. J. c. Springman, spiritual
life: Mrs. Paul Burrell, program;
Mrs. Fred Spencer, finance; Mrs.
Louis Hubbard. membership; Mrs.
y. Y. Opi ius man, lSliONsulp, WI o.
Weir, status OF women; Miss Caro-
line Lewis, Red Cross: Mrs. Clar-
ence Starkweather. publicity and
printing: Mrs. Howard Fanslow,
Girl Scout; Mrs. Lee Brown, Needle.
work Guild; Mrs. Fred Katon. rep
resentatiye to church board OF edu-
cation; Mrs. l.. R. Chase, repro
sentative to Council OF Church
Women; Mrs Jay Cazier, house
committee; Mrs. Stanley Rose,
choir robes; Mrs. W. A. Merritt,
Walden Woods: Mrs. Ralph South
ard, flowers; Mrs. E. S. George,
Wesleyan Guild; Mrs. n. E. Laing.
committee of Methodist Youth Eel
lowship; Mrs. Ivan Rau, Helen
Bush Memorial Fund; Mrs. Fulford,
home contact.
Mrs. ]. Lynn Houck. retiring
president, was presented with a
gift picture Madonna OF the Chair
from the society. Mrs. George Moor
man made the presentation.
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John and Priscilla
Club Plans Picnic

A picnic for the John and Pris-
ella Club OF the egational
Church TO be June q al Riverside
Park was planned at the Priscilla
Guild June business meeting, Thurs
day evening at the home OF Mrs
Ian Thompson. The refreshment
committee will be Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs, Marlin Kilgore. The men
are 10 arrange for the entertain
ment.
The next Guild meeting will be
July with Mrs. Bernard Stitt.
Donald A Brice. 81, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. W Brice. 707 Oak ST,
took his place among specialists in
the L. S. Navy when he was grad.
uated from the Navy Service
Schools at Great Lakes Wednesday
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lay a wreath OF three links OF roses
on the Abbey grave. The ceremony
will close with a prayer by Rev.
Shaw and taps by Dearborn Amer
lean Legion Drum and Bugle Corps.
The officers OF the joint mem
orial are George Marsh, Ann Ar
Dor Otseningo Lodge number nine;
D. Van Houten, Dearborn number
.3ls. vice president; Mrs. Emogene
Smith, Milan. Clematis number 80.
secretary-trsasurer; ]. Van Ripper.
Huron Valley number 403, past
president.
The program committee was MIS-.
c. R. Halsey and Mrs Benjamin
Parker, Washtenaw Rebekahs
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Gaecke Hostess
to West Side Circle

A pleasant social time was en-
joyed by members OF the West Side
Circle OF the Dorcas Society OF the
Lutheran Church following their
regular business meeting Thursday
evening. Mrs. Edward Gaecke was
hostess for the meeting attended
by l9 members. Mrs. Donald Levitt
presided and Mrs. Nathaniel Elan
agan led the devotions reading
from Isaiah, chapter Is.
Refreshments Of strawberry
shortcaks topped with whipped
cream. iced tea and coffee were
served.
The next meeting will be June
% instead OF June IS with Mrs.
c. z. Hornberger.
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SETTLE DISPUTE

Muskegon, Mich, June SAP
Production of pistons and piston
rings for war machine engines re-
sumed today at the Sealed Power
Corporation after settlement OF
dispute over employment Of a cost
and production checker. Noel P.
Fox, state labor mediator, announc-
ed the day.old differences had been
settled by compromises from man
agement and employee representa-
tives. He did not make known
the details.
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Sell "Whlte Elephants"

Schaner Circle of Dorcas Society
OF the Lutheran Church members
held a white elephant sale and
played table games at the home OF
Mrs. Floyd Whitmore. Thursday
evening. Prizes for games were
won by Mrs. Fred Meyers, and MIS-.
Blanche Schweigert The next meet
ing will be a picnic at Prospect
Park, June "a.
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LutheranS Plan
Picnic in July

A Lutheran Brotherhood picnic
in July was planned, and 1t was
decided TO continue the same COM
mittee for church activities in the
defense area. at the Brotherhood
meeting Thursday evening at the
church. The committee Is Mrs.
Rote Holmes. Elmer Peters and
Donald Levitt.
Refreshments were served by
the committee, Jacob Dieterle,
Luther Fenker, Carl Furtney,
Glenn Groosbeck and Russell For
syth.
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BunCO Club Meets
With Mrs. Davies

Mrs. Albert Davies was hostess
for the B. B. Bunco Club at her
home. Thursday evening. Prizes
went TO Mrs. John Simon, Mrs.
Claude Walcott and Mrs. Arthur
Reynolds. The special prize went
to Mrs. Arthur Nicely.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess at the close Of the evening.
The next circle meeting will De
next Thursday with Mrs. William
Waters.
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Awards Presented to Girl
Scouts From -Four Schools

girls Troop three. Miss Bernice
Ringman. leader, Marian Evans,
weaver; Marian Aldrich. house
keeper; Susan Van Sickle. house
keeper. second class; Barbara Bene-
dict, hostess. second class.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBE

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers TO re-
ceiye their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 470 before s p. m. or 2 p. m.
Saturday.
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Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Hpslant Masonic Association Masonic Temple
Westco Workers class OF picnic Prospect
$50. Bring weners. buns. drink and dish pass
SATURDAY
Happy postponed meeting evening
Percy Holloway.
Lambda Chi OF
McKenny Hall.
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r. H. McGregor who resigned as
manager OF the Ypsilanti office OF
the Citizens Union Loan Co. to en-
list in the Army May % has been
transferred from Camp Custer TO
Camp Robinson, Arkansas. Pvt
McGregor returned to Camp Custer
Thursday night after spending
three-day furlough in Ann Arbor
with his family.
H. B. Brown, manager OF the Ypsi-
lanti office, Personal Finance Com
pany, is at Camp Custer, Battle
Creek. for three days taking Army
examinations.
Mrs. Helen Robinson. secretary to
DR.. H. B. Britton. is spending two
weeks vacation in Cairo, Missouri.
Mrs. Helen Miller. 1903 S. Huron St,
is taking her place.
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Fine Points in Bridge
o" SHEPARD eARclh


making that crazy-sounding bid
Of 3-Spades. which was not par
ticulsrly dangerous. since he
knew that the side had a club at
for an escape IL doubled, and that
the opponents were strong.
North's double of that showed
a certain amount Of strength In
the suit. but he could not dare
leave in his partners double Of
4-Clubs. and consequently had a
hard Job TO do. Not knowing
whether his partner had any,
spades. he was afraid to bid g.
Spades. He also feared that any
lower bid might result in miss
ing the slam which seemed to be
present. and so he decided to bid 1t
in his partners suit with 6-Dia-
monds. South could not take this
into 6-Spsdes. as North's earlier
double Of spades did not neces-
sarily indicate any appreciable
length in the suit
The brilliant young man who
did the opposing business in the
West was Peter Leventritt. hold
er OF several national champion
ships. and he had the pleasure Of
seeing South beaten two tricks In
the wrong contract Of 6-Dia-
monds. after he led the spade 3.
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Senior Farewell
Planned Tonight

Annual Ypsilanti High School
senior farewell will be from 9 to
midnight tonight in Charles Nc
Kenny Hall. Juniors and sophomores
are the entertaining classes.
Chaperones will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Elvidge and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Fletcher.
Grand March will be at 1890 p.
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St. Luke Women
Guests at Picnic

Fifty st. Luke women from the
Auxiliary Guild and the League OF
Women held very delightful pic
mic on the beautiful lawn at the
home OF Mrs. j. E. Burnett, Thurs
day
The two organizations will meet
again next Thursday for a lawn
party at the homes OF Mrs. A. l..
Sarvey and Mrs. William Jellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin r. Frye
who were home on a Is day fur
Tough, have returned to Camp
Banding, Starke, Fla, where Mr.
Frye is stationed. Marvin is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Frye, S.
Congress st. Marvin's sister, Ger.
aldine, returned to Florida with
them and will spend her two weeks
vacation there.
Word has been received by Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Waterbury that
Their son, PFC. Nelson Waterbury.
OF the 32nd Division, has arrived In
Australia.
Mrs. Floyd Matthews and daugh-
ter. Patricia, Albuquerque. y. NJ.
are arriving today TO spend the
week end with Mrs. Agnes Mat
thews, this city. She will also visit
Mrs. Anna Umphrey. Yale. and also
her brother. DR.. e. E. Umphrey, De-
troit. After these visits Mrs. Mat.
thews will return to make further
visits with her Ypsilanti relatives.
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Daughter Arrives
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ranger.
79s Allen St. are announcing the
birth OF a daughter today In Boyer
Hospital. The baby weighed eight
pounds, seven ounces.
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Dealer South. North-South
vulnerable)
II West bids diamond over
South,s original 1-C1uh and later
3-No Trumps are bid. what Is the
correct defense by East and West.
tn beat the cnntract7