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Service Men

Continued from Page One)
headed by an Executive Commit.
tee, consisting of Mrs. Carl John.
son, Mrs. William Snyder, Mrs
owen j. Cleary. Miss Florence
Eddy. Miss Susan B. Hill. Mrs.
Harold Augustus. Mrs. Fred Bat
telle, Mrs David Robb and Mrs
Orel Whitfield. At each party
there will be group Of senior
hostesses acting in their approved
capacities. The hostesses for the
first party include Mrs. Bert Is.
bell. Mrs. Howard Merritt. Mrs
Lawrence Schaefer. Mrs. Walter
Sturm, Mrs. Russell Watts. Mrs
j. A. Erickson. Mrs. Paul Ungrodt
Mrs. James Warner, Mrs. Ross X.
Bower. Mrs. William Brownrige
Mrs. Merle Hatch, Mrs. Maude
MacAllister and members of the
Executive Committee There will
also be Legionnaires In attend
ance.
Hostesses will be notified by
mail.
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Michigan in
Washington
By Martha LeFevre
washington Bureau OF the
Ypsilanti Prose

pSiihhli TESS
Washington, Aug. ls-The cues
ton OF the enforcement of a max.
mum wartime speed limit in
Michigan-40 miles in many states
may soon be settled. So saws
state Highway Commissioner q
Donald Kennedy, in Washington
this week discussing with govern
ment officials the advisabilitv of
or adopting a 40 mile speed limit
said 10 be a wartime necessity
for the conservation OF gasoline
and rubber supplies.
At the request of Governor Muir.
ray d. Van Wagner and in CO.
operation with Oscar G. Olander.
commissioner of Michigan State
Police, Kennedy is conforming
with highway and traffic officials
in the War Department, the Office
OF Defense Transportation, OPA.
ard the Public Roads Administra-
ton to determine how Michigan
can intensity its program for the
enforcement of a reduced speed
limit
Another Michigan traffic expert
called to Washington to help un.
raVel the complex wartime trans
portation problems, is Jerry Buck.
ley. Of Ann Arbor, who leaves his
post as assistant director of the
state highway commissions plan
ming and traffic division to become
the third Michigan member of the
War Departments highway trans
port section. His job getting the
nations war workers TO their jobs
quickly and economically-places
him IN the same office with Fred
Taylor, OF Pontiac Plan fame for
the second time in several months
Buckley was a director of the Pom
tiac Plan to conserve transporta-
ton facilities.
Also in the same War Depart.
ment section is John Bridge, OF
Royal Oak. who has the tremen.
dous task OF getting the most out
OF truck and rail transportation SO
the war effort may travel the high
ways smoothly and quickly.
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Corp. Carl Chubb OF the Brooklyn
n. Y. Army Base, and Miss Lillian
/ Krebs. New York City, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
" Evans.
Charles Fast is spending the
week in Missouri.
Mrs. Kenneth Wilske, Plymouth,
Mrs. Anna Dundon and granddaugh-
ter Gertrude, left Saturday night
by boat for Cleveland where they
will visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Collins and
family returned Saturday from
Lucknow, Canada.
Mrs. Bernard f. Gilbert. $3.50
Whitaker Rd., will join her hus-
band, Sgt. b. f. Gilbert, at Little
Rock. Ark. next week, where they
will live at 5l3 Broadway Ave. She
leaves Ann Arbor on the Mercury
sunday Sgt. Gilbert is stationed at
Camp Robinson.
Mrs. Jack Wilson is visiting this
week with her mother in Toronto,
Ont.
Mrs Perry Waiting, Linden Court,
is visiting relatives IN New York
City.
Mrs. Lee c. Paige and Mrs. Mar
tina Winters, Detroit. and Frances
Jean Halter, Bay City. visited with
Mrs. G. Estes, Superior Rd, over the
week end.
Mrs Frank Gilbert Miss Georgina
Gilbert and Mrs. Harriet Mathews
will attend the Haven Reunion In
Saginaw this week end.
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War

T, Continued from Page One)
lentless program OF pounding the
AXIS 10 submission.
Armies Rally
As though encouraged by the
pledges OF Prime Minister Church
i'll and w. Averell Hartman, the
latter representing President
Roosevelt, the Soviet armies raj
lied on the south Russian battle
line and threw the Nazis back on
their heels on three fronts.
Today's communique said enemy
assaults had been halted at Krasno-
dar in the western Caucasus. at
kletskaya on the northern sector
OF the Stalingrad front, and before
Mineralnie Vodi in the southern
Caucasus where the German drive.
on the Grozny oilfelds has bog
ged down $50 miles from the goal.
While there were no new official
communicates on the action in the
Solomons, IL was believed constant
achievements were flowing to the
Marines entrenched on at least
three islands in the Tulagi area.
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Hospital

Continued from Page One)
purposes, has forbidden cities 10
use tar TO surface streets. Ypsilanti
officials felt that this city. because
1t makes its own tar and exports
instead of imports the product.
should be exempt from the ruling.
But not 50. An inquiry brought re-
Spouse that the order against tar
street surfacing meant just wha,
it said regardless of the source of
the tar
So. Ypsilanti has to continue to
contract for cars TO move out its
supply OF tar while its street sur
faces crumble for lack OF coating
and it may build hospital OF wood
and concrete while sufficient steel
for a much better building rusts
away in the city yards where 1t was
placed several years ago by WPA
labor.
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GAMES ENTERTAIN
PAST NOBLE GRANDS

Games provided entertainment
for members OF the Past Noble
Grands Club of Washtenaw Rebek-
abs at their meeting Monday eve
ming at the home OF Mrs. Harry
Lee. Prizes were won by Mrs. Har-
old Sanderson, Mrs. Leroy Thayer
and Miss Rose Foley.
Mrs. Herbert shock, who is a pa
tient at the Howell Sanatorium,
will have an operation at uniyer-
sity Hospital next week. members
we're informed
The meeting was opened with the
salute 10 the flag led by Mrs. Pearl
Raymond Refreshments were
served by the hostess. The Septem-
Der meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs. ]. A. Fleuelling:
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School Board

Continued from Page One)
present FIRE insurance valuation,
computed at 80 per cent. is 1892,
900.
This evening az 8 O'Clock, the
business committee of the board
is scheduled to investigate school
district houses near Prospect
School which are held TO be In
poor condition.
II was decided TO withhold a
check for $1,000 for roof coating
OF Central. Woodruff and Prospect
School buildings until further in.
vestigation is made.
New Courses
II was announced that trigono-
metry and Spanish will be new
courses offered in the fall TO high
school students.
For the present. at least, il was
decided to continue starting school
at $50 a. m. However. the time
may be changed later il the early
morning darkness, due 10 the
change OF time, warrants.
The minutes of the last meeting
and bills as ofAugust II amounting
to s2'O05.77 were approved
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Calendar of Social Events
TODAY


ffian will IN Veterans
Hall at p. m.
Weekly by John F. Barnhil Memorial Band. T. 30
Prospect Park.
Ypsan Business Professional Womens Club picnic dinner
meeting, Recreation Park $50 m In OF rain IL will b.
In Baptist Church Miss Magdaen Blum, chairman
Ypslan Lodge number 54S LOOF, o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
Capsule Sisters Club. O'Clock with Mrs. Dennis Abbeg
Ypslan Post Veterans at this evening
in Veterans Hall.
WEDNESDAY
Aid meeting cooperative dinner
home of Mrs Edward Grannis
Mothers Men Club. 2 80 three Charles
McKenny
Ypsilanu Eagles, o'clock 1914
Cross st
wech Hail. to o'clock
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Nitrogen in Fertilizer
Out For Wars Duration

Farmers will not be able to Oh
tain fertilizer containing nitrogen
for use on fall sown grains, Frank
Wilson. manager of the Ypsilanti
Farm Bureau, has been informed.
The manufacture OF such fertilizer
has been ordered stopped by the
government 10 conserve the limited
available supply of nitrogen.
Other fertilizers that do not con.
tain nitrogen may be used
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SEVENTY FIVE AT
MACCABEES FOUR
COUNTY PICNIC

. Maccabees from Alrian, Detroit.
Jackson, Lansing. Ann Arbor, Whit
more Lake. Northfield and Ypsilanti
came for the Maccabees' annual
four county picnic at Prospect Park
Sunday Mrs. Donald Levitt. secre-
tary-ueasurer of Queen City Lodge
extended welcome to the group
of between IS and so people. The
response was made by Carl Wuerth-
ner. Manchester. member of the
executive board. 1t was decided 10
hold the picnic next wear in Ann
Arbor, the third sunday in August.
Mrs. Layina Jones. Ann Ar5or, will
b picnic chairman.
After dinner al noon members
enjoyed sports directed by Sir
Knight Edward Rraniff. Detroit.
Prizes we're awarded the. winners.
Mrs Philip Santure was general
chairman OF the picnic and Mrs.
Gayle Hockness, Jackson. chairman
OF publicity.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Frye have
returned from Wadesboro, n. C.,
where Mr.. Frye was present at the
comforting OF the VI. NJ. degree in
the Masonic order on Tech. Serg-
cant Marvin Frye who is located
there during maneuvers in that
area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Frye enter
tanned II friends from Grand Rap
ids. Jackson and Ypsilanti. Sunday
evening at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lister en-
tertained Miss Dorothy Piche. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Stanuch ami
daughter Katherine, Detroit, Sun
day.
Hollis J. Austin and William E.
Eisley have been indicted into the
Army at Detroit and given a fur
Tough before reporting TO Fort Gus
ter.
G.. c. Forbes. Indianapolis. is Wis
iting his sister-in-law. Mrs. A. A.
Waiting. Mrs. Waiting is also en-
tertaining Mrs. l.. 4 Swaninger and
children, Lansing.
An extensive two weeks tour OF
the West was made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Budd who returned Sun
day on the Grand Canyon Limited
after they had visited in San Fran
cisco with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Davis,
formerly OF Ypsilanti. who travelled
with them TO Mexico and Santiago,
and toured for two days at the
Grand Canyon. They left Ypsilanti
August and Travelled westward on
the City of San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette f. SPHINX
spent Sunday in Milan with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Heath.
Mrs. James Hart and daughter.
Mrs. Jewell Stang. Ann Arbor. Is
spending this week in Chicago with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Hart and daugh-
ter Sharon.
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A very lovely wedding took place
at the home o. Mr.. and Mrs Ere
". Zimmerman, III Holmes Road
when their daughter, Miss Dorothy
NJ. Zimmerman. became the bride
OF Donald c. LeForge. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton !. LeForge this az
ternoon with the wedding service
conducted by Rev. Francis Wilson.
pastor OF Dixboro Methodist Church
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Prof., Mrs. Gee Celebrate
Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Earles. De-
troit; Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutch.
inson and daughter Vera. Lansing /;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Goodell and
daughters, Mary and Muriel Ian
sing; Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Hutch
inson AMI children. Mary Ann and
Robbie, Monroe; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Ebersole, Lansing
After open house during the day,
the celebration was completed with
a dinner at $50 in Charles McKen-
ny Hall. followed by speeches and
music from the group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gee were honored
with many gifts, greetings and beau
tiful tokens OF appreciation from
many friends of past years and the
present.
They were both students at the
State Normal School. Mr.. Gee grad.
uating in 1886. He taught rural
school for five months, was prin-
cipal five years in Vernon, superin-
tendent eleven years at Wayne, four
years at Reed City and 26 years
in Detroit as teacher of mathemat-
les AMI grade principal of Central
High School and professor OF math-
ematics in Detroit City College until
his retirement in 1882. Prof. and
Mrs. Gee have made their home in
Ypsilanti for the past twenty-six
years and have been active In
church and social circles.
Mrs. J. d. Rust entertained her
nephew. Charles Austin. Romulus
and relatives w. d. Guy and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Guy, Detroit, Sun
day.
PFC Howard E. Thorpe. $50 Sher-
han Ave. is now stationed at a
Pacific base.
Miss Catherine Waltmire. Flint.
and Miss Jean Parkinson. Detroit.
were week end guests at the home
of Miss Edna Hickman.
Mrs. F. G. Smiggen went to Sault
Ste. Marie Saturday where she will
spend six weeks.
Mrs. Edward Butler, Maple St.
has returned from Calumet where
she had been visiting her mother.
Mrs. Wilbur p. Bowen left Satur.
day for Huntington. L. l., to spend
the winter with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Swain.
Miss Ruth Shaw, Grass Lake, has
been spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Gerald Mead
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wallace
Lincoln Park, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Parker.
Master Richard Oltmanns is Wis.
ting his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
r. G. Turner. in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hess. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Branniff and son
Gerry. Detroit. Mrs. Agnes Katz
and daughter Mary Lou. Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Jennie Morgan. Detroit, and
Roy Berry, Ann Arbor. we're guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Santure.
Sunday. and attended the Macca.
bee picnic in Prospect Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Socks
nave Deen Visiting relatives In Ad-
rian, Tecumseh and Clinton. Miss
Wilma Wiedmayer. Clinton, re-
turned with them for a weeks visit
Cousins Of Nus. Henry Loehr.
Prof. and Mrs. Andrew Osborn. of
Harvard University. Cambridge, ar
rived this morning. They will stay
here off and on during the week,
spending most Of the time in Ann
Arbor where Prof. Loehr will as
sist a member OF the University
Library faculty in editing a book.
The three Loehr children are spend.
ing the time in Larchmont. y. Y.
Leroy Albert Conklin. Belleyille,
left for Fort Custer Thursday. He
Is the brother OF Mrs. Raymond
Karain. Ypsilanti.
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Monday. Prof. and Mrs. Edward
F. Gee. 1925 w. Cross ST., celebrat.
ell their Golden Wedding anniver-
sary at their home. Mrs. Gee was
Miss Mabel Gee OF Vernon. Mich,
and they were married at Inlay
City in the presence OF ten rela'
tives and friends, none of whom
are now living. Present at the ami
versary were the families OF their
five children and other relatives
and friends. Out of city guests were
their daughter and son-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Boysen. Wash
ington, d. c.: Mr. and Mrs. f. y.
Gee. Lansing; Wendell Gee and
children. Philip and Mary Louise,
Detroit: Mr.. and Mrs. Russell l..
Gee and chiliren. David and Muriel.
Cleveland Heights. o.. Mr. and Mrs
II. f. Laing and children. Dorothy
and Richard, from Lincoln School;
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Donald George Harvey

Donali George j. the name chos-
en- by Mr.. and Mrs Donald Harvey.
Ann Arbor. for their son born July
81 in ST. Josephs Hospital. Ann Ar
Dor. The baby weighed four pounds
nine ounces He is the grandson OF
Mrs. Georzinia Dayt. this city
Mrs. Harvey was formerly June
DaVie
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Lambda Chi OMEGA
Picnics in Park

About % members OF the Lambda
Chi Omega Sorority met at River
side Park. Monday evening for 3
picnic The committee IN charge
was Miss Lucille Lonskey, Miss
Ruth Geer and Miss Marian John.
son. Guests were Mrs Walter stan
field, Owosso. a former member,
Mrs. Paul Bushong and Miss vir-
ginia Johnson
The next regular sorority meeting
will be Sept :.
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RELEASE REFUSED

Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug. "
INS-Federal Court Judge Fred
NJ. Raymond today declined to re-
lease John Sokoly, 35. from cons
cientious DIRECTORS camp at Wal
halla. Sokoly, in seeking a writ
OF habeas corpus, declared he
should be classed as minister and
subsequently be exempt from oil
military service.
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Victory Pedro Club
at Warner Residence

Mrs. Lawrence Warner was host
ess FOR the Victory Pedro Club az
her home, Monday evening. Prizes
for pedro went TO Mrs. William
Fleming. Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Al
bert Davies.
Refreshments We're served by
the hostess. The club will meet with
Mrs. Davies next time.
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Municipal Court

Municipal court collections today
and Monday called 1910, of which
S21 was paid for speeding and car
out OF control and $3.50 was paid
for minor traffic violations James
o. Burgers, Dundee. paid IS when
he failed to keep his car under
control. Five dollars for speed
ing were paid by Walter A. Stuky.
Ypsilanti; Thomas o. Mellard. On
sted; and Soloman NJ. Bandack.
Detroit.
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Stop Gas Leak

Leaking gas Monday evening in
the basement OF Ala Emmett ST. was
stopped by local firemen when they
turned off the flow of gas to that
address. Firemen also investigated
a report OF smoke in the McCand-
less Flower Shop, Perrin St, only
TO find that the smoke from bon
fire had drifted towards the build
ing. giving the impression that
the shop was Attire. Another false
alarm at 221 s. Adams ST. was an
swered at p. m. Monday.
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Announce Birth

Mr. and Mrs George Gaukel,
Pixies Trailer Camp, are announc.
ing the birth OF son Monday IN
Boyer Hospital. The baby weighed
six pounds. seven and a quarter
ounces.
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YpsiIanti Briefs
Bitten BY Dog

While riding her bicycle on Bah
bitt St Monday evening Martha
Jean Reid. SOB f. Forest Ave. was
bitten by the dog owned by Mrs.
Ray Briggs, 2l1 Babbitt st. The
dog is being placed under observa-
ton for 10 day period.
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CORRECT YOUR ERRORS

NOBODY plays bridge except
plain, ordinary human beings.
Consequently, no matter how brill
liant they may beat times, all of
them make some mistakes in any
activity they essay. Bridge IS
largely a medium of enabling you
TO try to proht from your oppo-
nents' mistakes and attempt TO
keep the cost of your own errors
At a minimum. Frequently we see
both of these fundamentals in
operation on the same deal.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before S p. m. or ? p. N.
Saturday.
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Mothers Postpone
Y psiIanti Day

MIS-. Alllloiu SGufelucI, cudll man
+ef committee faE-lhe- celebra
/ ton of Ypsilanti Day for the Navy
/ Mothers Club at the Barlum Hotel
Wednesday, received word Monday
night that the Ypsilanti Day is Ia
be pos tponed until later.
other members of the commit
tee are Mrs. Lyle Smith. Mrs
William Winter and Mrs Roland
Woodside Mrs Charles Power
commander Of the local club. will
also go
Mrs. Theodore Schellinger re-
turned Monday night from a weeks
trip to New York City, Newark,
Patterson and Ridgewood, y j
Mrs. Schellinger was disappointed
in not being able TO see her son,
Richard. who is in the Navy, as he
has been sent 10 Norfolk. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis \. Tooze and
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Utter spent sun
day at straw berry Lake.
Mrs Roy +. wise returned Mon
day from visiting her daughter and
son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Stowe. East Lansing.
Richard Schafer and Robert
Chapelle have returned from the
Chapelle cottage at Pickerel Lake
whore they had spent the week
end
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Wallace
went 10 Dearborn sunday 10 visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Greenwald.
Private Lawrence skinner spent
the week end with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. pliny skinner. and broth
er and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
skinner He has been transferred
from the Wright School to
the George William College. Chica-
20. where he will have 90 days of
actual practice in servicing planes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wilson re.
turned Saturday from visit in
Monon. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Wilson VOL
colt Ind, we're guests Sunday OF
Mr. AMI Mrs. Victor Wilson.
Pvt. Darrell Gum. son OF c F..
Gum. $50 f. Michigan Ave, sta
toned at the Armored Force Re-
placement Training Center. Fort
Knox, Ky. Is among the soldiers
who have reported for training To
the Armored Force School Wheeled
Vehicle Department The men are
trained in eight weeks to become
experts in repairing in fast-moving
combat such vehicles as peeps"
'jeeps." and armored scout cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ward and
sons. OF L'Anse. are visiting this
week al the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd II Ward, Pearl
St.
Alfred DeWaele has returned to
Pav City after brief visit with his
sister. Mrs Owen J. Cleary. He has
been indicted into the Army and
has had a ten day furlough. He will
report to Fort Custer Thursday,
Mr.. DeWaele was for some time
head OF department in the Kroger
store here and lately has been a
chemist with the Dow Chemical
Co. in their Bay City branch.
Miss Gertrude Poet left today to
visit her cousin. Mrs. Rose Green,
al Rochester. MINI. On the way
she will stop at Elkhart, Ind, to
visit Mrs. Mary Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartman
and two nieces. Mrs. Carl Mayer
and Miss Betty Seitz. Chelsea, are
spending their vacation in Little
Rock. Ark, whore they will visit
Pvt. G. VI. Seitz. They will also go
TO Baton Rouge. New Orleans, and
other southern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Sullivan
and their four children returned
Monday afternoon from two
weeks vacation. the first of which
was spent on Drummond Island
and the second with Mrs. O'Sulli-
vans mother. Mrs. George Walsh,
in Oakley.
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Fine Points in Bridge
sv SHEPARD BARCLAY

effort on his own part enaoreo
South to correct his sides bidding
mistake.
The help from the opponents
came in the opening lead of the
spade 4, making the winner.
The club was led to the X, the
heart s to the @ and A. the spade
A cashed, the heart 10 led and
overtaken by the J when West
ducked, then the heart 6 to the K.
West now returned the spade K.
which South ruffed. The club A
was taken, then South proceeded
TO squeeze East. counting on him
for the minor suit honors after
West had shown the major kings.
South's heart lead to the tenth
trick was made when he held also
his three diamonds. North the
club 10 and three diamonds. one
of which he discarded. and East
the club Q and three diamonds. II
East threw the club Q. the 10
would be set up. SO he tossed one
of his diamonds. the s. whereupon
the a and X dropped the Q and J,
giving the the last trick.
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Goes Through City

Truck loads of the iour-motored
bomber from the Ypsilanti bomber
plant which crashed Friday night
near Hastings were taken through
the city Sunday and Monday. Po-
lice from the Jackson post provided
an escort
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Tire Stolen

Tire Stolen
W. II. Saper, 500 W. Bellevue St.
Leslie. told Michigan State Police
that tire had been stolen from the
basement of his home some time
during the past week.
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In The Sick Room

Ernest Tomford is confined to
his home with blood poisoning.
Hazen Thompson, who underwent
an appendectomy at Boyer Hospital
Monday. Is recovering nicely.
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Parents OF Son

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ward. i05 W.
Michigan Ave. are parents Of a son
born Monday in Boyer Hospital. The
baby weighed seven pounds. 1872
ounces.
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Attend Rites

Attend Rites
Mrs. Roy Z. Wise and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ward Stowe. went to
Ann Arbor today TO attend the flu
neral at 1880 OF Mrs. Wise's uncle.
Charles f. Gallup. who died of
heart disease after an illness of
TIVE months.