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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Reports, Announcements Made
at WS.CS. Circle Meetings

Empire. Mrs. J. Lynn Houck an
nounced Easter gifts TO Methodist
soldiers in service. Gifts will be
three dozen cookies and a copy OF
The Upper Room booklet. II was
voted 10 pay $40 10 the Helen Bush
Memorial Fund. The Easter break
fast for Apr to be served from 8
TO IL o'clock by circle seven. was
announced. The district president
Mrs. Russell Steininger. Worthwhile,
will be speaker. Red Cross hours
for credit must be reported. also
garments made IN the home. The
World Day Of Prayer at 2:S0. Feb.
% at the Congregational Church,
was announced. II was decided TO
have a Ghost bake sale in March
with Mrs. Stanley Rose. Mrs. G. A.
Bassett and Miss Caroline Bowen
in charge. II was decided to have a
circle birthday box. Twenty-four So
cial and 12 sick calls were reported.
Miss Lewis pronounced the benedic-
ton. closing the meeting.
Mrs. Harold Nolf will be hostess
for the March meeting. Refresh
ments we're served at a table al
tractively decorated with American
flags. Miss Lewis poured.
Circle three met al the home OF
Mrs. Karl Tunnicliffe with q mem
bers and two guests. Mrs. Walter
Heyler and Miss Betty Tunniclitte,
present.
Mrs. Otis Lee conducted the meet
ing which was opened with the sing
ing OF America, Devotions were
in charge OF Mrs. J. {. Springman
All Joined in repeating the Lord S
Prayer Identity OF Mystery Sisters
were revealed and gifts were ex-
changed.
The next circle meeting will be
with Mrs L. R. Chase.
Circle four had 1890 luncheon
with Mrs. Lee Brown and Mrs. c. s.
Manning. leader, assisting. Twenty
two members and three guests.
Misses Sara and Betsy Hustled and
Mrs. Eugene Burrell, attended. MIS-.
Manning conducted the meeting
which was opened with devotion s
led by Mrs. G. H. Munger. who read
the 30th chapter OF Second Corin-
thians and the King James version
OF the theme Love" This was fol-
lowed by the Lords Prayer repeated
in unison The circle voted TO give
SIS 10 the Helen Bush Memorial
Fund. Members were asked TO keep
track Of the time spent on Red Cross
work. The circles are TO attend
church in a body beginning with
circle ten, Feb. Is. The circle will
send a box of cookies to soldiers
in camp for Easter Members were
asked TO send letters 20 Congress
regarding the bill 10 prohibit vice
and liquor at the soldier camps.
World Day OF Prayer Feb. 20 was
announced, also the Easter break
fast al the church. Apr. 2. The next
W.S.CS meeting will be Mar. at
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Rainbow Girls
Install Four

Four officers OF the Order OF Rain.
bow for Girls who we're unable to
be present at the public installation
OF officers, Jan. % were installed
at Thursday nights meeting OF the
Rainbow. Miss Elizabeth Fast was
elected to receive the degrees. and
announcement of practice meeting
Feb. 25 was made.
Officers installed BY past worthy
advisors Miss Catherine Cakes and
Miss Jean Johnston were Miss Rob-
erta Luedemann as fidelity; Miss
Marjory Okey. love; Miss Mildred
Campbell, outer observer and Nor.
mamae Faulkner. musician.
Mrs. R. l.. Southland. past mother
advisor. substituted for Mrs. Hubert
Holloway. mother advisor, who was
absent on account OF Illness.
Mrs. Luman Seamans, worthy
matron OF Ypsilsrti Chapter Order
OF Eastern been in
troduced and seated in the f.
a short n the new
officers on their me performance
Three candidates will be initiated
at the next meeting. Feb. 26.
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YpSilanti Session Planned
at Religious Convention

Rev. Raymon Burns Bair return.
ed Thursday from the International
Convention OF Religious Education
In Chicago. which has been in SEES.
sion during the entire week.
Rev. Bair attended the conven.
ton representing Southeastern
Michigan, looking forward to the
setting up of the one day conven.
ton TO be in Ypsilanti April Is.
This convention will bring several
national figures to the city for the
one day and also number OF the
best workers from the state Church
Council.
There were 40 denominations rep
resented at the convention and
80 state councils, with 1850 paid
registrations. The sessions of the
convention were at the Stevens
Hotel in Chicago.
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D. of u. ", Members
of Relief Corps. to
Have Joint Session

At the meeting OF Martha A. Beach
Tent Daughters OF Union Veterans.
with Mrs. A. n. Burd presiding,
Thursday evening. annual reports
were read. and an invitation 10 join
with the Carpenter Women's Relief
Corps for a patriotic meeting and
supper. Feb. 20 at GAR. Hall. was
accepted. IL was announced that
Mrs. Hazel Derby. Benton Harbor,
department president. will visit here
Mar. -. A letter was read from
Mrs. Elizabeth Bacon. Lockhart.
Fla, past department president and
a past president Of this tent. II was
decided to sew for the Red Cross
at the next social meeting.
Gift boxes are 10 be sent to four
soldier boys in camp. Kenneth Oh
lette. Bennett Stadtmiller. Howard
Clark from here. and Fred Johnson,
grandson OF Mrs Allen Wilcox. Mon
roe.
Those who acted as installing Of
ficers in January, Mrs. Eunice
Mats. Mrs. Edward Grannis. Mrs.
lba Bassett and Mrs. Carrie Brein-
ing. were presented with gifts from
Mrs. Burd.
For the program, two readings
were given. THE Rail Splitter" by
MS. Gillette and "A Rural Tele-
phone" by Mrs Rae Litchard.
II was decided TO omit the next
social meeting. Feb. 26. on account
Of the patriotic meeting. Feb. 20.
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State P.T.A. Leader Guest
Speaker at Joint Meeting

Sylvia Berg. city nurse, Miss Cor
nelia Everard and DR.. Otto X. En-
gelke. The meeting will be March
in the high school auditorium and
motion picture. with These
Weapons" will be shown.
Mr.. Fletcher also announced the
benefit card party In the High
School gymnasium. tonight at 8 o.
clock.
For the entertainment. eighth
Grade Girl Scouts presented a play.
let entitled The House OF the
Heart" The cast consisted OF Rosie
SALES, Pauline Rice. Carol Schaab.
Audrey Marsh, Mona Rice. Joan
Babcock, Jean Mast. Bernice Black
more, Geo.gina Gilbert, Joyce Oar
ling and Lorraine Hopp. Mrs. Jack
Lockwood was in charge The play
will be given again for the Court Of
Awards on Monday at Roosevelt
School.
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Events Announced
For PreSbyterians
at Group Meetings

Announcement were made and re-
ports were read at the afternoon
and evening meetings of groups one,
three and four OF the Presbyterian
Women's Union, Thursday at the
homes OF group members.
Group one met at O. clock At the
home OF Mrs. A. E Squier. Devo-
tions Esre led by Mrs. Lawrence
Drumm. Announcements included
the church Family Night dinner
Feb. p and the Union missionary
tea. Mar. 5. This group is TO have
charge OF the Patterson banquet
for the I7aak Walton Lea que at the
church, Mar. 5. The group mem
bers will entertain their husbands
for a New England style dinner
at the home OF Mrs. Harry Ham
mond, Feb. Is. Mrs. LeMoine Ruth
erford will assist. The March meet
ing will be at the home Of Mrs.
Harry Losey.
Reports were read and plans for
the next meeting OF group three
were made at the home OF Mrs. (.
J. Packard. Twenty-Five were pres
ent. 1t was reported that $3.50 was
cleared at the musicale at the
BEeakey home in January. A sewing
meeting for the Red Cross at the
Manse will take the place OF the
next regular meeting. The election
of officers will take place in March.
The group will purchase new drapes
for the two church parlors
After the meeting Mrs. W. h.
Pattinson conducted an entertain
ment in honor OF Mrs. Charles
Epson whose birthday falls on VAL
entine's Day and Mrs. Raymon BAR
whose birthday is today. Each men,
Der wrote rhyme TO the two
women
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
J. Hanna In serving refreshments OF
banana cream pie and coffee.
Mrs. l.. P. Cushman was hostess
for the meeting OF group -four in the
evening. In the absence OF the presi
dent. Mrs. James Hart. who is i'll,
Mrs. Victor Wilson presided Mrs
e. c. Brink. in leading deyotions.
Atdh al Of NiNAt OAi A<AAANOli anu
Washington. Lincoln was known,
she said. as a man of the people
and Washington was called the arts
tocrat. All joined in repeating the
Lords Prayer. Mrs. B w. Peet
read an interesting article Down
the Ages taken from a newspa-
per. The World Day Of Prayer was
announced for Feb. 20.
After the meeting Rev. Raymon
Bair gave a very interesting and
constructive account Of the Inter
national Council OF Religious Educa.
ton meeting he attended
For the next group meeting. Mar
II, at the home OF Mrs. B. w. Peet,
there will be a luncheon at 1880
Mrs Brink and Mrs. W X. Crav
ford assisted the hostess in serving
refreshments Of cherry tarts, tea
and waters. Mrs. Brink poured
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Tackman Circle
Changes Meeting

II was decided by members OF
the Tackman Circle OF the Dorcas
Society of the Lutheran Church. at
their meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Frank Lidke.
Sr.. to hold the circle meetings the
second Thursday OF each month in
stead OF alternating Thursdays. The
change was made as many OF the
women are sewing for the Red
Cross. Mrs. Frank Lidke. Sr.. vice
president, conducted the business
meeting. Mrs. Emil Lidke. Jr., op-
ened the meeting by reading Psalm
81, after which all Joined in repeat
ing the Apostles Creed.
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent sewing carpet rags. Re-
lreshments were served by the
hostess
The next circle meeting will be
Mar. 2 with Mrs. Edward Schuman.
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Circles one, two, three. fous. six,
nine. ten and II OF the Woman's So
ciety OF Christian Service met al
the homes Of members, Thursday
afternoon and evening. Circles
three, four. siA, nine and ten had
luncheons, preceding. Reports were
read, announcements were made
and arrangements for the March
ci.cle meetings were made.
Circle one met at the home OF
Mrs. Margaret Putnam with nine
members and one guest present.
Ms. Harvey Holmes presided in the
absence OF the leader. Mrs c. D.
Voorhees,. Mrs Holmes led dcyo-
lions. her subject being ITO wor-
ship rightly Is TO love one another
she read an article on Brother
hood" Reports OF the executive
board and the last W.S.C.S. meeting
were given. The circle voted TO pay
its share into the Helen Bush Mem
orial Fund Mrs. Leon Hathaway was
in charge OF the program. She gave
an interesting account OF Methodist
work among the Dyaks Of Borneo,
who were at one time head hunters
and cannibsls. She also gave a his
tory OF the founding of Bethlehem
centers among the Neg oes in the
South. Mrs. Minnie Snidecor assist
ed the hostess in serving refresh
ments.
At the home OF Mrs. NJ. j. Lewis,
circle two held its February meet
ing. with Miss Caroline Lewis pre-
siding. Mrs. J. D. Rust presented de
yotions from the W.S.C.S. service
book. The subject was TO Worship
Rightly. is 10 Love" She also paid
a beautiful tribute 10 Lincoln. in
comparing Lincoln's Gettysburg ad-
dress with the Sermon on the Mount
and Beethoven's Sonata, 10 each OF
which, she said. nothing new could
be added. In closing. she read the
Victory song by Edgar Guest
Mrs. J Vail Throop read High
Flight" by John Gillespie Magee.
who was recently killed in action in
the Canadian service. He was the
10 year old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Magee. Washington. D. c. This
poem has been placed in the newly
opened exhibition OF poems OF faith
and fredeom in the library OF Con-
gress. 4 copy will &c posted in all
pilot training centers OF the British
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Honors
Miss Hazel WOrden

Miss Hazel Worden, new director
of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. was
honor guest at a delightful sorority
valentine dinner at La Gondola
Thursday evening. The table. seat.
ing II. was appropriately decorate
for Valentines Day with red can
die centerplece. valentine place
cards and favors OF red candy
hearts. After dinner Miss Worden
was presented with sorority pin
by the president, Miss Gwendolyn
Bullen.
A surprise feature OF the dinner
was the official sorority announce
ment OF the engagement OF Miss
Mary Lou Kuehnle to Jerry Good
win. Flint. Miss Kuehnle provided
a treat OF chocolates TO her sorority
sisters.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Sixty Enrolled in
Harriet Girl Scouts

Over so girls are now enrolled
in the three Girl Scout troops al
Harriet School.
The Brownies. with Mrs. Anna
Dickerson as leader have made
first aid kits and are now learning
the Scout laws. Child care is now
being studied by Troop 16. the
senior Scouts, who are led by Miss
Alma Strong Since school opened
in the fall they have given a tea
for parents and friends, a Christmas
party with orchestra for dancing,
and they met at the home OF their
council patroness. Mrs. Ardon Sweet
TO sew for the city nurse. Troop 10,
led by Miss Laura Joyner. sponsors
a party at the school every month
Mrs. Buri Harris and Mrs. John
Tessmer and baby spent Tuesday
In Fenton with Mrs. Tressa Yates
and Mrs. Herbert Cooper. Miss Judy
and Richard Cooper came home
with them TO spend the week here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13

Mrs. Edgar Thompson, president
Of the Michigan Congress Of Parent
Teachers Associations. was speaker
at the joint meeting OF Central
Grades and Prospect P. T. A., Thurs
day evening in the Ypsilanti High
School After being introduced by
Mrs. E. J. Block, president OF Pros
pect p. T. A., Mrs. Thompson gave
a detailed history OF P. T. A.. which
was founded IS years ago this
month. According TO Mrs. Thomp'
son, the original purpose was for
an organization in which mothers
could be united for the welfare OF
all children. Their slogan was NO
child Is safe until all children are
safe" The points brought out which
make for safety are health, educa-
ton, civilian morale and friendli
ness.
In a talk on air raid drills, Supt.
Ernest Chapelle said that the city
schools are coordinating their ei-
torts with those OF air raid wardens
from whom they get official inlorma-
ton and directions.
In case OF an actual air raid. the
Office of Civilian Defense has or
dered teachers TO keep the children
in school and for parents to stay
at home. Mr.. Chapelle emphasized
the following. don't try to come TO
school, stay off the streets and I'M
der cover, do not try 10 use the tele-
phone. and keep calm and help build
morale.
A bulletin will soon be sent TO
all parents fully explaining the pro
gram, he said.
Foster Fletcher. president OF Cen
trail P. T. A., announced the panel
jury discussion on health and COM
municable diseases in the commun-
ity. Those who will serve on the
jury are DR.. D. w. Martin. Mrs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Entertains for Oauuhter

Mrs. Harold B. Woodside enter
tanned at a birthday party Wednes.
day afternoon from $3.50 TO $50
for her daughter Nancy. with four
teen little guests. The prizes for
the games went to Valerie Shelton
and Doris Ridenour. The table was
decorated with valentines. and the
centerpiece was a birthday cake
trimmed with flowers and seven
candles. Ice cream was served with
the cake Each child was given a
basket filled with candies as favor
Little Nancy received many lovely
gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
GRASP NARROW MARGINS

IF YOU wait for decisive ad-
vantages on your side before TAX
ing action in the bidding. you are
going to get your block knocked
of by opponents who know how to
make use OF narrow advantages.
IN the long run 1t will be costly
to you to pass up opportunities in
which your side has just the very
slightest edge in its favor. Hands
that are barely worth bidding. and
major suits that are just barely
strong enough at the top to indi-
cate a possible stopper. IL your
partner later decides to try No
Trump. must be bid unless you
reckon you are so good you can
AFFORD to throw away the points to
be made thereby.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

Central PrA benefit party Ypsant gymnasium
SPIN.
1880 Charles McKenny Hall alumni
lounge. 80.
Ypslan Order of Eagles o'clock at hall IN
St
Case study training hail. los, 80
SATURDAY
OF American Association OF University
Women $50 in amphitheater Rackham building. Ann
Arbor Dr. White OF University CT Wisconsin fac
ulty speaker shop conference $3.50 in Racham
building; panel discussion IL o'clock luncheon 1880 at
League. Reception and following -
Washenaw Golfers bridge party O'Clock huron Hotei
Former employees OF D. Railway third annual mid
'.inter dance, KIP Hall, $50.
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Gussie Lee Robertson. William
Robinson and Harry Williams. who
sang a group OF Spirituals.
Miss Helen Lewis acted as librar'
ian. A scene from Wings over Jor
dan was given. and the program
closed with the singing OF the Ne
gro national anthem written BY
Wendell Johnson and God Bless
America
D.. Lawrence c. Perry spoke on
achievements Of Negroes in mill
tary encounters.
Santee Brockman acted as master
OF ceremonies. Mr.. Beatty. In a few
remarks. outlined the work the
teachers OF Harriet School are doing
for the other elementary schools in
placing material relative to Negro
history.
Approximately 300 were present
for the meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Games Enjoyed by
West Side Circle

Games were enjoyed following
the business meeting Of the West
Side Circle OF the Dorcas Society
OF the Lutheran Church, Thursday
evening at the home Of Mrs. George
Daschner. Prize winners were Mrs.
Donald Levitt, Mrs. Thomas Hunt
and Mrs. C. J. Miller. Mrs. Robert
Cooley directed the games.
Mrs. Ross Hall led the devotions
reading from First Corinthians.
chapter 10. Mis-. Levitt presided.
A very nice lunch was served by
the hostess. The next meeting. Feb.
26, will be with Mrs. Cooley. Tween
ty-one members and one visitor,
Mrs. Gerald Scott, were present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Member Added by
st. John Society

One new name. that OF Mrs. Ray
mond Mink, was added to the mem
bership roll of the Altar Society OF
St John Church at the society meet
ing in the rectory basement, Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Raymond Grover
conducted the business meeting
which was opened with prayer. The
quilt that was acquired from Mrs.
Lynn Schaffer will be disposed OF
in May.
After the meeting c. E. Yarnell
gave an interesting talk on the
motion picture The Mass which
will be shown here. Mar. IS and
10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Paper For Salvage Must
be Bundled to be Used

City salvage committee mem
bers are urging city residents ia
bundle or bale newspapers and
magazines when they ask for house
collections each Thursday in the
city salvage collection. OF the
5000 pounds of paper collected
Thursday, 1000 pounds had to be
destroyed because it was not bun
died.
Other collections Thursday In.
cluded 100 pounds Of rags and 27s
pounds OF iron.
Collections will be made each
Thursday by city street depart
ment crews IL notices are left at
the Board OF Commerce office.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Episcopal Women Sew

Members OF ST. Luke League OF
Women sewed on convalescent
robes for the Red Cross at the
league meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. II. A. Bisbee.
A brief business meeting was held
with Mrs. Alec Longnecker presid-
ing in the absence OF Mrs. William
Snyder.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13
Hostess To Club

Mrs. Edward Messner was host
ess for the b. b. Bunco Club at her
home. Thursday evening. Prizes
for bunco were won by Mrs. Harold
Fowler, Ann Arbor. Mrs. John Simon
and Mrs. William Waters. The spe.
cial prize went 10 Mrs. Hedge Johan-
son. Refreshments were served by
the hostess. The next meeting will
be at the home OF Mrs. Marvin
Parker with Mrs. Waters as host
ess.
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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 p. m. o. 2 p. N,
Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-13

Mrs. Charles Cleary and Mira
Owen Cleary attended a bridge
luncheon at the home OF Miss
Blanche Mccarthy, in Detroit. Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood White and
their children. Ann and Frederick.
are going to Highland Park Sunday
to visit Mr.. Whites uncle. Minor
White. and Mrs. White.
Mrs. Del5ert H. Moffett spent
part OF last week in Columbus. O..
visiting Miss Ellen Van Fossen from
Wednesday TO the following Mon
day.
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Parents Of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Albertson
Sl2 Congress St. are parents OF a
son born Thursday in Boyer Hos
pital. The baby weighed eight
pounds. one and one-half ounces.
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William Roger Armstrona

William Roger is the name OF the
son born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Armstrong, Fe5. .. at st. Joseph's
Hospital. Ann Arbor. He weighed
seven pounds. one ounce.
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FORT RILEY. Kas.-AP- War
time has brought the soldiers at
Fort Riley an extra hour OF sleep.
Authorities have decreed that taps
be sounded according to wartime.
reveille by suntime.
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Club Members Sew

Mrs. Harry G.. Baker entertained
the Vesa-J Club. Thursday after.
noon. The time was spent In sew
ing.
Evening star., 1942-08-17
National Unity Cabinet
Organized in Cuba
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HAVANA, Aug. ia new, ma
tional unity cabinet directed Cuba S
war effort today after a reorganiza-
tion instigated by President Fulgen-
clio Batista.
Ramon Zaydin, a Liberal senator
and former political adversary OF
Batista, became the new Prime
Minister-Cuba's second-succeeding
Carlos Saladrigas, a personal friend
of the President.
The full new list, containing Ave
requirements, was issued last night
after what was reported to have
been snag among coalition con-
ferees whether a Communist should
be given cabinet post.
No Communist party members
were In the cabinet but the Com
Evening star., 1942-08-17
Identical Twins Battle Nuzis
In U. S. Air Fighter Command

an American Spitf1re unit and par
ticipated in the first sweep by
| American pilots over France while
training with the RAF.
Meanwhile, Melvin was occupying
desk In Army headquarters as liai-
son man with the British He was
pretty unhappy about it until a
transfer sent him back to the fighter
command
Now some of their superior Off
GERS are unhappy for no one can
tell them apart.
They talk so much alike not even
their mother can tell which Is which
on the telephone.
They look alike even to a slight
bald spot and identical manner
isms.
They can wear each others uni
forms from service caps right down
to their shoes.
And their greatest JOY is pretend
ing that one Is the other.
IF they cause as much confusion
to the Germans as they do to us
they will be one of the biggest
assets Of the war" one command
ing officer opined.
Evening star., 1942-08-17
a mountain road. Both were we'll
known figure skaters.

a mountain road. Both were we'll
known figure skaters.
Coroner Hamllik said the note,
one Of several found in the car, evi-
IDENTITY was written by Kline after he
fired bullet into the girls head
Then Kline placed one Of the girls
arms around his neck and fired a
bullet into his temple.
"Margie did not suffer. She died
at once" the note read
Another note addressed to Kline's
wife Irene and to Mrs. Arthur D.
Bolton, mother of the girl, said:
"Msrgie and I did love each other
so much we could not stand it any
longer ''' We decided it was this.
We are very sorry. Please forgive
IISt