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tract opportunity as a result of . dramatic role an The Flying H. gers"
 July Canova, Republic comedi- enne. who started out in May on a two week D. m. tour. win remain on tour another two weeks because of demands for her services. She will report back to Republic in septem- Der after being on the road three
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To Hollywood
ny raul HARRISON NEA Service Stan UBgeNpomaeA

NEA Service Stan UegeNpomaems
 Hollywood auoFea og people hAvs danced Into movies end have re- nl8ined te become dramatic act0rs ana actresses. Culln a number hAvt sung themselves into Bcraea con. tracts and haven't had to wArhlt a note afterwards. olheFA acl0allt have been launched on picture cafcefa hy their ability te act nal AB4yeAr~oad Diana lynn ls the 0nly ono l know who started for aAlm stArdom on a plano.
 8n mentioning this matter, { prob- ably am doing a tissesvice Co thousands Of kinds who reluctantly have been pfacticine their scales half an hour day and attacking the intrlcacies of The Happy Fara mers ur 'To Sprinan-tlie latter with much crlss-croSlng Of hands. ~Re- member Diana Lynn" they'll be re minded. 'sShe worked hard at her music lessons and cot to be a MOVIE START
 It started nearly two years ago, when Paramount was planning a picture about brilliant young mu. sicians and which. after being re- titled four times, emerged as There's Magic in Music" A viollnist was needed for a good part. and viollnlsts need accosnpa- nists. So when a girl fiddler was discovered, Diana came along to provide the supporting harmony. The accompanlst played so well that the music department urged the production department to work q kid pianist into the story.
 OK BY GINGER
 For an auditor. she memorized the C1rieg concerto within a week, and that put her into the picture. With no dramatic training. she be. gan doing such aNgood job of acting that her part was built up as pro- duction went along She wound up as one of the leading characters and a possesSor of a contract.
 Her billing identified her as Dolly Lochr, which Is her real name and maybe better one than Diana Lynn.
 Then came "The Major and the Minor" a top-noteh comedy with an exceptional break for a girl who could be a braSh and sharp-tonpued brat. a juvenile hellion with a genius for the innocent concoction Of ro- mantle trouble and explosive mix ture Of chemicals. Miss Lynn got the role, and one afternoon on the set was surprised to hear Ginger Rogerts. who is pretty thrifty with her enthuasisms. predict that the Lynn youngster was going places ---and important places.
 STILL FRAcTTCTNG
 During the picture. Miss Lynn didn't get within sight of q pinno. nor docs she in Henry Aldrich Gets Glamor." Her next assignment Is the lead in anotiper of the Henry Aldrich series.
 One of the main differences be- tween Miss Lynn and the average girl is that she would rather play a piano than go to a party. People who know about music say she's genius, and people who know about music and are not connected with movies say 1t will be 8 shame fl she's not permitted to have a c0n-
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patrons during the presentation of the victory auction, according to the management of the State.
 Dave Elman will appear on stage in person at the state every Thurs cay during the month of Septem. hrr
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months The popular Judy sells bonds every chance she gets on these tours.
 Ellen Drew and Richard Denniag have been under contract to para~ mount for four years. But tlaev never appeared in a picture to. gether until 10th were loaned oui to Republic for the starring roles il Tee Capades Revue"
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STILL FRACTTCTNG
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

Republic has picked up its option on Jimmy Dodd, red-headed cin- cinnati, Ohio, native. Dodd will play in the Three Mesquiteer series as the pal Of Bot Steele and Tom Tyler He secured the term-con-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Ypsilanti Members
at Round Table For
Boy Scout Leaders

Ten from the Ypsilanti district
attended the quarterly Scoutmas-
ter's Roundtable Wednesday eve
ming In the Michigan Union. Ann
Arbor, when plans for fall and win
ter activities were discussed.
Five districts were represented
at the Roundtable and plans for the
use OF Camp Newkirk. for the work
party at the camp next Saturday
and for the meeting at Walden
Woods. October I, were discussed.
Following the meeting, the Ypsi-
lanti district men gathered for a
session under the leadership OF DR..
r. Clyde Ford. Howard Fanslow,
member OF the staff Of commission
ers in charge of ushering, told of
plans for the season. The Ypsilanti
Scouts will have charge OF aisles
in the center of the stadium and
aisle assignments were made. Thorn
- Lawrence, the new Cubmaster
At Woodruff School, was welcomed
back.
There will be a meeting OF the
executive board of the Washtenaw-
Livingston Council tonight at the
Union at which finances for the
year will be discussed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Crescent Aid Will
Send Soldier Cir

Among the plans made by the
Crescent Ladies' Aid Society mem
bers at their all day meeting at the
home OF Mrs Elmer Leslie, Wed.
nesday. were to send a gift to a sol
der and to have a ghost bake sale
at the October meeting.
Mrs. Arthur Ferguson, past pres
ident, conducted the business meet
ing in the absence of the president,
Miss Margery Hurd Mrs. Louis
Marks led the devotions and all
joined in singing a group OF hymns.
The soldier TO receive the gift will
be Arthur Ferguson, Jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Ferguson. who is
cadet in the air corps in Texas.
Two members were reported i'll
and one new name, that OF Mrs.
Marguerite Packard. was added to
the membership list.
For the next meeting at GAR.
Hall. hostesses will be Mrs. Marks,
Mrs. George Seaver and Mrs Rob-
ert Howling. Plans were made to
entertain soldiers for dinner The
business meeting closed with the
singing OF the hymn. God Be With
You Till We Meet Again
Games directed by Mrs. Marks
provided entertainment for the re-
mainder Of the afternoon
a bountiful chicken dinner was
served at noon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Mrs. Richards Wed
TO George Stiff

| Announcement is being made OF
;he marriage OF Mrs. Mildred Rich
ards. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Utter. and Pvt. George Stitt, son
OF Mrs. Bertha Stitt. The ceremony
took place Tuesday In 81. Paul's
lutheran Church, Napoleon. o..
with Rev. Martin Zochoche official
/ ing.
The bride was attractively dressed
in brown wool suit and she wore
brown accessories. Her maid OF
honor. Mrs. Richard Givens, wore a
black crepe dress and black acces-
/ sories.
Leonard Wales served as best
man.
Pvt. Stitt will leave Friday to
return 10 the Army Air Corps base
at Waco. Texas, and Mrs. Stitt
will continue her work at the Bomb
or plan. Pvt. Stitt is home on a
ten day furlough,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Readings Tell Of
Missionary Work

Readings pertaining TO mission.
AIRY work provided the program for
the Mary-Martha Missionary So
ciety OF the Lutheran Church fol-
loving the regular business meeting
! Wednesday evening in me Sunday
school rooms Of the church.
Miss Cora Roehm program chair
man. reviewed an article telling of
the escape and return OF missionar-
les from India and New Glinea who
letf on account OF the war. On &C.
count Of the returning missionaries
more home missionary work will be
done
Articles read from the Septem-
Der Lutheran periodical were an
editorial Within Our Grasp" read
by Mrs Don Drake Reaching the
tnreached,f Miss Filth Lidke:
Shall We Let Them Out Of Our
Reach. Mrs. Peter Buccos. Mrs.
Theodore Daschner read a special
article. "Reachin- the ureached in
Ohio. % Miss Roebm read of the
special Needs Work for Christmas.
With Mrs Drake presiding at
the business meeting il was decid.
cd 10 resume the Bible study at
the extra meetings. the first one to
be Sept Is az the church
Ii was voted to memorabilia the
late Mrs Albert Hackmann in the
Womens Missionary Federation.
Letters were read BY the secretary.
Miss Lidke. from the Missigan dis
.ritt president on the yearly activ.
tiles OF 1912 and l943 and OF the
Biennial Missionary Federation
convention 10 be at Chicago al the
Morrison Hotel Oct. 81 to 30. A let
Ter was read concerning Lutheran
christian service among college /
students away from home.
Il was decided to have the in.
gathering thank offering boxes at
the next regular meeting. Oct Il.
Mrs Drake and Mrs. Theodore
Daschner will he cochairmen with
Mrs Frank Lidke Sr and Mrs.
George Daschner on the refresh
nent committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17

Corp. Arnold F. Helle writes his
mother, Mrs. Frank Helle, that he
has arrived safely in England, but
does not disclose his destination.
A. s Gas. now in Athens, Ca.
will 20 TO Florida in two weeks TO
study 13 weeks. He then expects to
be a technical sergeant.
Carl z. Harwood OF Ypsilanti left
for Fort Custer Monday after spend.
Ing "a day furlough with his wife
and two months old daughter. Mrs.
Carl Harwood and daughter will
live at 513 n. Washington St. Ypsi.
lantl.
Benjamin K Estes, this city,
who has been stationed at Phila-
delphia with the L. S. Navy has
been transferred to New Orleans
and has been advanced from ma
chinist's mate. second class. to
machinist's mate. third class.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY


John Barnhi Memorial Band practice, 1880 Ypsianu
High School auditorium
Queen City Tent Hive of Maccabees 80 business
followed by card party.
Chamber Auxiliary $50 at Jack Starwas
cottage.
"a Knights Templar special
opening rehearsal following dinner $500
Masonic Temple.
St Society Holy Hour in recreation room of
rectory
Lutheran Mixer o Church $50. at church.
r Bunco 8 o with Mrs Mildred Stnedurf
Golfers and bridge Washtenaw
Country Club
Colony Extension Club the home OF Mrs William ives
Chamber OF Commerce. s. m. at Huron Hotel
Circle OF OF Lutheran Church
o'clock with Mrs. Paul Trauweer
Methodist school 6 45 dinner
Mrs Otis stephens Portage Lake.
Carpenter Womens Relief Corps meeting
Auxiliary Veterans Of Foreign party
pedro and euchre at o'clock Veterans Hall
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Our Service Men

Richard Johnson. 40 f. Cross St,
son OF Mrs. L. ]. Durham. will be
enlisted in the Marine Corps at
the premiere tonight at the Mich.
igan Theater. Detroit, OF the mo-
ton picture film. Wake Island. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Klein, Bell
ST.. received word today from their
son. PFC Kenneth Klein. that he
has been transferred from India to
somewhere in China. He has been
made sergeant and is in charge OF
the post office department.
Sergt Robert S Farquharson has
returned 10 his duties as instructor
at Fort Riley. Kansas. after a short
furlough visit with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Floyd 5. Farquharson,
$40 River St His older brother,
Norman (Bud) is also a sergeant
with General Macarthur in Aus
tralia. Both boys have married since
entering the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Compton
left today for an extended visit with
relatives in Oklahoma and Texas.
Mr.. Compton has enlisted in the
L. S Coast Guard, and on their re-
turn he will leave for the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Compton were hon
ored Monday night at a cooperative
supper given for them by friends
at the Ypsi-Ann Trailer Park We'd
nesday evening group Of friends
gathered at the home OF Mrs.
Compton's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Olmsted, 10 bid them fare
we'll Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
Charles Gooding, second class
seaman. is located on Crosse lie, and
therefore finds it possible to return
home often.
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Clark Gable, AAF,
May Attend Movies

Miami Beach, Fla, Sept. Tins
His face a chestnut brown and
with stomach flat as an ironing
board. Movie Star Clark Gable to-
day was graduated into the select
circle of upper classmen at the
Army Air Forces Offcer Candidate
School.
By completing the rigorous train
ing program imposed on members
Of the lower class, Officer Candi-
date Gable has earned a privilege
much-coveted by the students-the
right TO go TO the movies during
off-duty hours
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
PYTHlAN SISTERS
PLAN RUMMAGE

At the regular meeting Of Huron
Fythian Sisters. Wednesday eve
ming. Mrs James Beach was APP
pointed chairman Of a ummage
sale 10 he Oct and 10 Mrs. Wal
ter Weaver. delegate. reported on
the Grand Temple sessions in Grand
Rapids. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday.
After the meeting. refreshments
were served by Mrs Beach. Mrs
Robert Carter Mr. Ray Briggs
and Mrs. T. D Shepherd
The next regular meeting will be
Oct T.
The meeting Of the Pasf Chiefs
Club was announced for sept % at
8 o'clock al the home OF Mrs.
Weaver
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Mrs. Roe Hostess
70 Committee Heads

Mrs. Manley Roe, president OF
the American Legion Auxiliary. en-
tertained the executive committee
and committee chairmen Wednes.
day evening at her home The Is
guests played Michigan Rum. with
prizes going TO Mrs Charles Stokes.
Mrs Owen Campbell, and Mrs.
Ralph Cheesman.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess, AM the guests presented
Mrs. Roe with a lovely luncheon
cloth in recognition OF her work in
the Auxiliary this past year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Fine Points in Bridge

BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

and A won. the Q was rIffed by
Easts diamond 10 and over-ruffed
by the Army mans Q. The heart
A and 2 to the J put declarer into
dummy. whence he sent through
the club J to the X. Another
heart. to the X. made declarer
lead. He picked the trump K TO
the A. and North fred back low
spade toward the J. East discard
ed a good club, and the diamond 8
scored.
Next a club made East lead
again. He had two trumps and a
good club He led the diamond J.
hoping to drop the two missing
ones. but North had both. He
scored one on the twelfth trick.
ruffing the club Q. and gave East
the last trick with spade to the
diamond 3. The defenders put him
down three. getting regular trump
tricks with the A and Q. ruffs
with the Q and s. two spade tricks
and one each in the other two
suits.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
UNDER SENTENCE

Ionia. Mich. Sept. II ms
William Mcclellan. alias William
Owens, %, OF Detroit, today was
under a seven and one half to %
and one half year sentence in Jack
son prison for an alleged attempt
to burglarize the Smyrna general
store and post office
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Washtenaw Rebekahs
Have New Members

Al the meeting Of Washtenaw Re-
bekahs Wednesday night at Odd
Fellow Hall two new members were
added TO the membership roll. II
was decided to purchase a 500
bond. and plans for fall work were
made.
Mrs George Schanz, noble grand,
presided. Mrs. ]. A. Fleuelling re-
ported sending the last two boxes
TO sons in service Mrs. Fleuelling.
chairman OF the two months COM
mittee, announced a rummage sale
for Oct. 2 and 3 to be in the Izaak
Walton Hall. The name OF Mrs.
Charles Delano was added to the
committee.
About 20 Rebekahs expect TO at
tend the Friendship meeting and
dinner given by Milan Lodge. Sept.
%, when Mrs. Harold Halsey win
act as honorary left supporter TO
the vice grand
Il was announced that Grand
Lodge sessions will take place in
BaHCity. Oct. 10 and 90 Mrs Chris
tian Miller and Mrs Embert Pock.
lington will represent the local
lodge as delegates.
Mrs. Schanz announced the de-
gree staff practice tor Oct. 80. and
the officers club meeting for Sept.
% with Mrs. Leona Lowe. The
luncheon committee for the next
meeting. which will be followed by
birthday party is Mrs. Pearl Car
penter, chairman. Mrs Mary Lore,
Mrs LaVina Fulton, Mrs. Mary
Glow and Mrs. Anna Reed.
Gifts were exchanged among the
Secret Pals and entertainment di-
rected by Mrs. Donald Lowell. chair
man. Mrs Rhoda Fisher and Mrs
Rachel fowler. was enjoyed. Prize
winners for bunco were Mrs. Miller,
Ashby fowler, Mrs. Jay Cazier and
Mrs. Lucy Hawks. The social hour
following the regular meetings will
be continued during the year.
William Smith came from Grand
Rapids Tuesday night to visit his
aunt. Mrs. William X. Halves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Hart have
just returned from Toledo where
they spent a couple of days in the
Hillcrest Hotel
Mrs. Walter B. Heyler returned
from Mitchell, s. Oak. Tuesday
night Her son Harold will remain
in Mitchell until about the first of
October.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Honors Miss Spencer

Mrs. Nelson Boutell gave a linen
shower Wednesday evening at her
home honoring Miss Mary Spencer.
Twenty friends OF Miss Spencer
were present The guests hemmed
towels. Refreshments were servd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17

Mr. and Mrs Jack Pratt. Detroit.
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs E. l.. Cornwell Mr.. Pratt left
Monday for Camp Curtis where he
was to be indicted into the Army
Mrs Pratt is going to work in De
troit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Catholic League
Committees Named

At the first fall meeting OF the
League OF Catholic Women. We'd
nesday evening az the home OF Mrs
Edwin Stshl. plans for work, We're
made and committees for the year
we're appointed by the president.
Mrs T. J NcDermOtt. opening the
meeting. Mrs Anna Stuart led in
prayer II was decided. 10 utilize
spare time az meetings by making
lap robes for soldiers and by knit
ting Due 70 the shortage of tires
and lack OF gas. the meetings here
after are 10 be held in the rectory
basement. Mrs stuart is chairman
Of the ummage sale 10 be Oct. %
10 81
Committees appointed by the pres
ident are Miss Genevieye Neville
education; Mrs George Smigsen.
finance; Mrs 0. } Cleary. stu.
dents. Mrs. George Ennen. social
l. was voted 10 arrange for enter
tanning college students. II vas an.
Eounced that Father john Bradley.
assistant pastor. viii o.fiCiate az
The dedication o. the ST Francis
statue on the church lawn, Sunday.
one 70 The illness OF Father 2. A.
Lefebyre
After the meeting refreshments
were served by Mrs Francis Pryor.
chairman Mrs stuart and Mrs
Jerome Clark.
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dealer. East North.south vuil
nerable.)
After South opens this deal
with. 1-Heart, what good reason
might North have. in a match.
match-point pair tournament. for
failing to raise the suit with -four
trumps and preferring a bid Of
l-Spade insteadf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Announce Birth

Mr. and Mrs R ~ Pollock, 1923
Savage Rd.. Belleville, are announc-
ing the birth OF a daughter Tues
day in Boyer Hospital The baby
weighed ten and one half pounds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Announce Birth

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gray an.
nounce the birth Of son al Beyer
Hospital Wednesday weighing seven
and one half pounds.
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UNsOUND TRUMP SUITS

y - SUI - ~ u ~ = W. -
IF YOUR side has only seven
trumps-especially with only a
four-eard suit opposite three
you are in a pretty mean situa-
ton. Not only is there danger
that the longer hand may have to
ruff early. and so be cut down to
only three while one defender has
four. but there is the extra danger
that they may take an unpleasant
number Of tricks by ruffing with
their trumps. even If each has eX-
actly three. At times. you have to
strive with such a trump suit, but
1t will pay you to pick some other
declaration, generally, If you can
find a sound one.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17

Duane Fox has gone to Morgan.
town, W. Va, TO visit for a few
days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17

Miss Patricia Gordon, Dearborn.
who lived here for several years
with Mr. and Mrs A l.. Howard.
has entered St Joseph's Academy.
al Adrian.
Miss Florence Shultes Is spend.
Ing few days in Martin. Mich.
as the guest Of Mrs. A. c Mon
tieth.