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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-25
Fine Points in Bridge
ev SHEPARD BARCLAY

A. so he could try the diamond
tnesse, which lost. The club re-
turn was ruffed in dummy. the
diamond A and Q cashed for a
heart discard. the heart A played
and a heart ruffed. then a third
club ruffed and a second heart.
South scored two high truInps
then, but had to give up the club
Q at the end. being down one.
Safer play was available
lead toward the heart Q aftes
trumps were out. South, after
ruling the opening club X. could
have taken the spade A and K.
then led small heart, hoping
East had the K. an even chance,
which would have worked. East
would not have dared return q
diamond, so would have chosen q
club for another ruff in dummy
Then a heart to the Q. diamond
to the A, refusing the finesse. the
heart A dropping the J. and addi-
tional hearts for discard Of all
losers in his own hand, would
have made the contract. Even II
the heart play had failed, the dia-
mond fnesse could still have been
tried. whereas the contrary order
could not have been essayed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-25
Sale Steady on
Auto Licenses

Metal strips to fit over half-year
automobile license plates are now
selling steadily, Paul Ungrodt
Board OF Commerce secretary, said
today, but estimated that there are
nearly 5000 motorists who must
yet purchase their tags before the
August 81 deadline.
Only about 400 OF the tags have
been sold so far. The strips contain
serial number registered In the
name Of the car owner and stamped
on the title OF the car to prevent
the use of stolen tags by others
than the owner.
I'VE expect Saturday and Mon
day TO he our heaviest days" Mr.
Ungrodt said
The work OF caring for the many
motorists is being steadily in
creased. he added by new residents
rom out of state applying for Mich
isan license plates.
Mr.. Ungrodt pointed out that, &C
Ordinz 10 law, out-of-state persons
establishing a residence here are ex-
-ected to take preliminary steps
owards the securing Of Michigan
lates and Michigan titles for their
cars within 10 days after a>ival.
visitor are permitted 10 remain
In the state for 80 days without ap-
dying for Michigan plates and
titles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-25
Observe Birthdays

To celebrate the birthdays Of Carl
Lidke and Mrs. William Richter
Sr. both OF which occur in August.
seven OF the nine brothers and sis
ters OF the Lidke family spent sun
day al 1.-THE Lldke home IN Superior
Mrs. Amelia Kurth, Birmingham.
because OF illness. and Herman
Lidke. Scott'ille, because Of dis
rance were unable 70 be present
Those who did attend were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lidke Sr.. and Nj.
and Mrs. Otto Lidke. Ypsilanti. Mr.
and Mrs. Gustaye Lidke near Plym-
outh; Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Like 81.
superior: Mrs. Carl Rengert. salem
With children and grandchildren
there were IS members OF these
families who enjoyed the bountiful
roast beef dinner az noon at flower
adorned tables and. after an after
noon of visiting. had supper at
which ice cream and two beautiful
birthday cakes were served Mr.
Lidke and MIS-. Richter were given
many tine giirs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-25
Mrs. C.. Titus
Passes AWAY

Mrs. Sarah Titus passed away at
her home, 2Ol y. Summit St, Mon
day afternoon.
The daughter OF Charles and
Hannah McCully Eastlake. she was
born in Ridsetown, Ont, Dec. "a.
1857. For over So years she had
lived in this city. Her husband,
Charles Titus, died in 1856.
Mrs. Titus IS survived by a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Velma Perry. this city;
two granddaughters and four great
grandchildren, a sister. Mrs. Ce-
leste Lamb. this city; two broth
ers, Charles II. Eastlake. Ridge
town. and Herbert c. Eastlake,
Windsor, Ont.
Private funeral services will be
at stevens and Bush Funeral Home
this afternoon at $3.50, Mrs. Ethel
Norton reading the services. Burial
will be in Greenlawn Cemetery,
Ridgetown, Wednesday afternoon.
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Petitions on
Park Signed

Circulators OF petitions against
condemnation proceeding to take
Belleyille Lake property for park
purposes, Monday evening report
ed many signatures.
Opposition TO the park Is based
on resultant increased taxes for
other sections Of the affected area,
reluctance of property owners to
lose their homes. fear that an I'M
desirable element would congregate
in the proposed park, and the belief
that the park is not necessity.
4 specially designated committee
to meet with Belleville council
Monday night to seek formal reso-
luton against the park was unable
to present the issue due to the fact
that there was not a quorum OF
Belleyille officials available.
The park plan is part of the Huron
clinton Valley development pro
ject.
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Z Mrs. John Slattery has returned
to Kalamazoo after a two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. J. j.
Forbes.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester McComb
and family, Adrian, were Sunday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Abbey
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mellencamp
have returned from visiting their
brothers in Warsaw. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Brightbill,
Monroe. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Delano.
Miss Ellen McMurray is visiting
at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. and
vicinity.
Mrs. Albert Bortz and daughter,
Mrs. Oh rles Harden, Jr., and Miss
Iva Waiting went TO Monroe. Sun.
day. 10 visit Mrs. George Fosdicl
who fell and broke two ribs lasl
week. They found her quite com
Portable.
Mrs. H. B. Holman and son, Ford
cousins OF Ray W. Binns, returned
to gainesville, O., Monday al
ter spending since Wednesday
with Mr.. Blnns and mother, Mrs.
Addie Binns, Mrs. Binns' brother,
James Bragg, who had been spend
ing the past three weeks here. re-
turned with them.
Corp. Jerome Emery returned
Saturday 10 Fort Bragg. n. Car,
after brief furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Ericsson
are leaving this week for a visit to
LaFarge. Wis.
Mrs. Minor Evans and daughter,
Miss Jeanette Evans will return
the first OF September from Lima,
O.. following visit with three OF
Mrs Evans sons and after a stop
in Sprin gfield. o.
Mrs. Charles d. Barker went to
Chicago at the week end and joined
her mother, Mrs. Clara Nermett
They have gone to Bear Lake where
Mrs. Rarker's brother A. g. Yer
nett. is very Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Chamberlain
will leave soon for Midland where
they will visit Mrs. Chamberlain s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Fem visited
Mr.. Fenn's brother and sister.in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fem at
Devils Lake. returning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn Schattler
came to this city to spend Sunday
with Mrs. Schattler's mother, Mrs.
Gertrude Grant. and Thursday Mrs.
Grant will return with them to Cen.
ter Line.
Mrs. Mac r Begole went TO Chi
cago Saturday to attend the nation.
al convention of the Chicago Asso.
citation OF Dancing Masters, and
will be gone a week.
Mrs. Herbert Kinds Saturday re.
ceived letter from her son. Lieut..
Col. Ray Cotton, which had been
mailed Aug. 10. 1t was written some.
where In Australia and contained
the welcome news that he and his
son, Pvt Samuel Cotton. had spent
the day together and were both IN
excellent health.
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Death Takes
Jesse Keedle

Jesse A Keedle, after a short
period of i'll health. passed away
Monday evening at his home, 1855
Gale Rd., Superior Township, where
he had spent his entire life.
The son of Joseph and Fannie
Green Keedle, he was born May
10, 1856. Never married, he is
survived by a sister. Mrs. Sarah
Eddie, Dexter: a niece, Mrs. John
Martin, Dexter: a nephew, Jesse
Eddie, Toledo, o.; five grand nieces
and nephews; and a brother-in-iaw,
J. W. Beckman. who had lived with
him for the past % years. Mrs.
Mary Beckman preceded her
brother Jesse in death in 1884.
Friends may call at the home
where funeral services will take
place Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. ReyeIeness Frances Will
son. Dixboro Methodist Church, Of
ficiating. Burial will be in Dixboro
Cemetery.
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Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Phoenix Lodge number 10 A NJ, 1880 Masonic Temple
lodge
Ypsiant Lodge number 54s IOOF.
Loyal Lodge number 10 Degree of Honor business
ST. Luke Church house
WEDNESDAY
Ypsanti number 2S2 American Legion o'clock.
OF officers Legion Home.
Circle Of Baptist Womens Union picnic dinner o'clock
Prospect
WEIGH Hall o'clock
lpsan Faterna Order of Eagles o'clock 33i2 Cross
THURSDAY
Riverside Study Club o'clock home of Mrs G. H Munger
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Entertained At Party

Mr. Mildred Stine4urf enter
tanned at family dinner party at
her home, 1915 Maplewood Ave.
Sunday honOring her brother. Con
rad Born. Jr.. who expects TO leave
Friday 10 enter military service
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Federer and children. Leonard.
Jr. Vera Arlene and Nancy Hope
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Garcia. MIR
and Mrs Leroy Born and chill! ren.
Alton and Ronald They presented
the gnest OF honor with many use
full gifts
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Personals

Dr.. and Mrs. John c. Garrett
spent sunday at Crosse Pointe
with Rev. and Mrs. Lowell Neon
nell.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry ". Hersch
returned Saturday night from
weeks trip 10 Pennsylvania, West
Virginia, Maryland. and Delaware.
DR.. James l.. Gabbard il in Norris,
Tenn. where he is engaged as a
chemist at Norris Dam
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War

Continued From Page Oney
Action by the Allies at no dis
lance date would appear newt
able"
Mountbatten There
Significantly. one OF the first
10 greet Churchill was vice Ad
miral Lord Louis Mountbatten.
chief of British combined opera
tions. who directed last weeks
invasion curtain-raiser" assault
on Dieppe, France.
The prime minister himself was
in buoyant spirits on returning
from his $4,000 mile journey to
the Kremlin via the Middle East
Mr.. Stain and have exchanged
views which will be OF utmost
value to the allied cause he said
During the night. the RATS bic
offensive to scourge Germany
city-by.city struck in force at the
Rhineland war centers of Frank
furt and Wiesbaden. Sixteen Raj
hombers failed TO return. indicat-
ing that perhaps 800 planes took
part in the raid.
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Rev and Mrs Hugo Fenker. Miss
Betty Fenker and Mr.. and Mrs
. George Daschner and Miss Edith
Lidke we're guests Sunday at / o.
clock dinner at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Lidke, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Nanden Bel,
will arrive Friday from Fremont
Mich. 10 spend the week end with
Mr. Vanden Belts brother and sis
ter-in-laV. Principal and Mrs. Zen
Il Vanden Belt.
Mrs. Myra Allen OF Evanston
Ill.,, after visiting Miss Elizabeth
Warren has returned to her home,
Dr.. John Henry owens will re
turn soon from a trip to Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton J. Rynearson
are arranging TO spend the next
three weeks at their cottage at
sand Lake.
Miss Opal V. Slayens is with her
mother, Mrs Rhua Slavens in Molt,
Mont
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Turnbull are
going shortly 10 cottage they
have taken near Deckerville, on
Lake Huron.
Mrs. Alexander Turner left
Thursday for Englewood, y. j., al
ter visiting her sister. Miss Grace
Skinner. She had stopped here on
her way home from Stevens Point,
Wis
Miss Mary Alice Power and Miss
Mary Alice McAndrew spent the
week end in Muskegon with Miss
Betty Lindegren.
Carl Lindegren has returned from
a trip to his old home in Monmouth.
Ill. He stopped in Chicago on his
way home
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Loesell
who went 10 Grand Rapids Satur-
day night 70 visit Mr.. andbMrs. Ger
aid Bos will return today.
Miss Ethel McCrickett is visiting
Miss Ruth Blekking in Holland.
The two went to Saugatuck.
Ensign and Mrs. Leslie Bruckner
arrived Monday from Madison. Wis.
70 visit Mrs. Bruckner's parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Lloyd ". Olds. At the
end OF their visit Dr. and Mrs
Odds will return home with the
Bruckners and later go TO Northern
Michigan.
Mrs. Donald Reep and son, Don,
Jr.. Toledo. spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Kenna.
Mrs. Peter Stutt, Sr., Mrs. Peter
Stutt. Jr.. and Mrs. Howard Paxton.
Grand Rapids, came Sunday to visit
Messrs. Stutt and Paxson, who are
employed at the Bomber plant, The
group enjoyed a picnic dinner in
Prospect Park.
Miss Eudora Estabrook, Nor
nal College graduate and now a
teacher in Grand Rapids, who came
TO Ann Arbor 70 attend the funeral
o. Prof e c. Goddard, called on
old friends here
Mrs Alfred Morris has been
spending the past fortnight at NUM-.
sing, [. p
Mr.. and Mrs Collin Bonner will
spend their vacation in Northern
Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-25
Fifty Two Bungalows
Now Near Completion

a development OF 50 bungalow
ype FIVE room houses for defense
vorkers is nearing completion at
iveryiew. adjoining Wyandotte on
he south ami % minutes drive
rom the Ford Bomber Plant Har-
'ouy Homes, Inc, Of Wyandotte
HaOunces.
At present 20 have been built
with others being completed at
he rate OF three a week. according
to Russ Fisher. who with Henry
Jackwerth OF Wyandotte. is in
charge Of sales
There are nine models. Each
contains a living room, two bed
rooms. kitchen-dinette combina-
ton. bath. full basement and
large attic.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-25
Municipal Court

Mrs. Rose Washington, 54S Mon
roe St. was committed to the coun-
ty Jail today for 10 days when she
pleaded guilty to charges OF dis
orderly conduct. Jewell G. Hagood,
2O7 y. Hamilton St, paid SIS
in municipal court today for being
intoxicated and disorderly
Collections Monday and today
totaled s53. S27 of which was paid
for speeding by Richard lvey, De
troit, $40: Fred Hobbs, Willis. 81;
and s. each by Anton Jatkovik.
Owosso, and Clayton Erskin. Jr.,
Chelsea. Minor traffic violations
yielded Sill
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PREFER ONE CHANCE

IN PLANNING the play OF a
hand, you may see two alterna-
tive moves 10 gain tricks. each OF
which is an even money or $3.50
chance. But, IL one Of those
chances. in case 1t succeeds. will
produce only about one trick gain
and the other can be worth sew
eral tricks. If 1t works. there is
not much argument about which
to choose. Furthermore. the sit
uation may be such that. after
trying one chance, you may still
attempt the other. whereas trying
them in reverse order may not be
nossihle
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-25
Women Flee Home
as Prowler Seen

a prowler was seen in the home
Of Mrs. Dorothy Mcdonald. SIC
Washtenaw Ave. early Monday
evening. Mrs. Mcdonald was at
home with her mother. Mrs. Court
land Snidecor, and started TO en-
ter her bedroom when she saw
a tall man standing In the dark
ness Of the room. Both she and
her mother fled across the street
and called police.
Investigation revealed that moth.
ing was missing and that entrance
had been gained through the rear
door
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Attend Weddino

Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Srang and
son William and Mr. an Mrs
Walter r Wright went TO Wayne
sunday to attend the wedding OF
Mrs. Strangs cousin. Miss Jean
ADAMS. 10 Robert Perry. formerly
OF Ypsilacu. which took place at
the home o. the bride Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferry will reside In Wayne.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-25
PEDRO CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. DAVIES

Mrs. Albert Davies was hostess
for the Victory Pedro Club at her
home, Monday evening. Prizes for
pedro were won by Mrs william
Fleming. Mrs. Arthur Nicely and
Mrs. Davies
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the evening. The next club
meeting will be Aug - with Mrs.
Fleming.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-25


Ign, received many pretty gifts.
Earl Wright, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Wright who enlisted lasf
week in the L. 5. Marine Corps.
was indicted IN Detroit Monday.
and left at once for California.
Mrs Ann Hutchinson and daugh-
ter LGc.ls. s;,eR a three weeks
trip 10 California. spen. the past
week at their summer home at OF
sego Lake and returned home Sun
day. While west they visited Mrs.
Hutchinson's son, Ro5ert, who Is an
aviation cadet at Santa Ana. Cal.
and Gerry Hammond. who is a cadet
at Ontario. Cal, and saw Raymond
L'Amoreaux. Jr.. who has been
transferred from Santa Ana to Vic.
tor Field, and on their way home
called on Clare Hawker at Williams
Field. Chandler. Ariz. These four
boys were neighbors here. The
Hutchinsons also visited Hollywood
and Oak Tree Canyon while in Cali
fornia.
Corp. Aubrey Mccartney, sta
toned at Sioux Falls, 5. D.. is home
on three-dsy furlou2h.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Root. Mrs.
Lillian Root. and Mrs Blanche
Mars, spent sunday at the cottage
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Wickert,
Pleasant Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Shaefer
and daughter Sally. left Sunday
for Skaunatlas. New York. where
they will meet Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Friedrich Shaefer. Jr.. and son,
Harry, OF New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Rentou
and son. James, went to Petoskey
Friday where they will spend three
weeks.
Mrs. Harry Bailey. Hicksville.. O..
and Mrs. " L. Long, Pauldins
Ohio. spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Orrie Bailey OF Adams
81.
Pvt and Mrs. Richard Densel
we're week end guests OF Miss Vir-
ginia Schlecht Pvt. Densel is eX.
pecting TO be transferred from Fort
Custer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Vail Throop. Miss
Doris Jane Throop and Miss Ruth
Eisner. Detroit, went TO Mackinac
sland by boat for the week end.
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Ann Arbor area for patrol duty. One
hour, Monday evening. was spent
in the inside ring perfecting vari-
Gus points of Workmanship and
another hour was spent on the out
door trails.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-25
Ypsildnti Briefs


The l15th Company OF the Mich
igan State Troops are asking young
men over eighteen years of age to
join their contingent which meets
each Monday night at Sis at the
Ypsilanti Armory. Applicants are
asked 10 call Capt. James Warner
or Sgt. F. A. Schuster.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanu Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re-
celve their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-dsliyery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before s p. N. or ? p. m.
Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-25
romorrow's Problem

dealer: East. North-South vul.
nerable.)
With normal bidding OF this
deal, what is the correct defense
against 4-Spades by West, dou-
bled by South?
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Begin Drill

Begin Drill
Members OF the Victory Riding
Club began their first intensive
drill Monday evening. Under the
direction of Sgt f. j. Gardner the
group is first learning new riding
techniques and will later study in
detail the trails In the Ypsilanti-
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Rites Thursday
Funeral services for John Tillit.
40 Madison Ave, will be at o.
cbeck Thursday afternoon from the
African Methodist Church. Burial
WIN be in Alban Cemetery.
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Minor Mishaps

Minor Mlshaps
Minor accidents Monday and
Tuesday involved the automobiles
OF Archie J. Flodin, 1855 Wood ward
St, Wayne. and Ralph ]. Tompkins.
1850 Ford Dam Rd. Chauncey F.
LaBar, 3l2 Washtenaw Ave, and
Jake William Creasey, $50 Baker
Ave
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Open New Home

opened their new home on Stanley
81. with a small 6 O'Clock dinner
Monday night. the guests limited to
Mrs ]. II Cuthbert. Mrs Roy
Greenfield and her daughter Bun.
ME" and Miss Nan Towner. The
table was spread with a lace cloth
and flowers ornamented the table
Mr. and Mrs Charles Woodward
and son, Charles Perry. Worthwhile
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferry Woodward The Perry Wood
wards spent Sunday AT the Pulleu
family reunion in Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Dawson
and son returned sunday from their
vacation in Northern Michigan.
Mrs. Mae Reddy had Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Sadler. Baltimore. Md. as
guests for the week.
Miss Janet Mead Pearl St, spent
the week end with her parents at
Sand Greek.
Albert Wheaton. Detroit. visited
old friends here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Green. Ham
ilton St, are planning 70 entertain
several soldiers at dinner again
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul X. Ward and
four sons who have been visiting
Mr.. Ward s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
II. Ward, for one week have left
70 their home in L'Anse. Michigan.
Mrs. Paul X. Ward 5 mother. Mrs.
Vera Styckle, who also visited at
the L. II. Ward home. returned to
her home in Fenton. Sunday.
Mrs. John Hsss. Lincoln Park.
arrived today 10 be the guest for
few days OF Miss Minnie Homer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Schock en-.
tertained al dinner Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. George Preston and
daughter, Celia Ann. Owosso. James
j Preston. Mrs. Christine sum
mers. and Erwin Schock. James
Preston returned 10 Ypsilanti with
the George Preston family after a
weeks visit at their home in
Owosso.
Stephen Nickles. Lowell. is spend
ing the week with his father.in-law.
Leon LsMothe, y. Huron St. Mr.
Nickles is also planning TO spend
day IN Detroit visiting relatives.
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Mrs. Carl Furtney entertained
nine young guests, Friday afternoon
to celebrate the tenth birthday Of
her daughter Marilyn. The young
people played games and were
served az a dinner where a birth
day cake was a feature. Miss Mari.
Ign, received many pretty gifts.
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After North had cue-bid the
clubs Of the opponents, his Black
wood 4-No Trumps asked South
how many aces he held in the 9TH
er three suits. So North knew the
5-Diamonds response to show one
ace indicated 1t was not in clubs
and therefore had to be the spade
top. AS it was. however. North
gave mis- partner a tough playing
job to do. one which he could not
accomplish.
South ruffed the opening club
X In dummy and led to the spade
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-19
10 EXAMINED AS
 TRIAL RESUMES
Hynlan Pfeffer's $25,OOO Suit Being Heard By
 Judge and Jury

Ten witnesses were examined up to 100 o'clock this afternoon in the $25, 900 damage suit brought by Hyman Pfeffer of Waterbury aginst Elizabeth V. O. and Downing A. Reinbrecht, both of this city. Hear ing of the case, which is based on injuries said to have been sustained by the plaintiff Jan. 2S, l94l, opened before Judge John Rufus Booth and jury in superior court yesterday.
 The plaintiff claims he was in- jured while standing at the inter- section of Willow street and Wood- lawn Terrace when a car driven by Mrs. Reinbrecht collided with ar- other car which then struck him.
 Attempts were made by counsel for the plaintiff to show that photo- graphs, four by six feet in size, sub- mitted by the oefense, are inacur- ate. Henry R. Gebilardt, local pho- tographer, testified from the stand, that the pictures, depicting the in- terSection, were taken from such an angle that the scene was dis torted and the curve appears to be greater than it is in reality. Other photographers are expected to be called as witnesses.
 The plaintiff claims his hearing was impaired as 8 result of the in- juries sustained. He lists fractures of the skull and left shoulder, and various other injur1es in the com- plaint.