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Evening star., 1943-02-25
HANDBAGS AND
BELTS REDUCED

l WINE CALF BAG with Upper top.
Was 1000 --- $50
2 VINE CALF BAGS in envelope
style. We're 7.50 500
Is BAGS IN FABRIC AND SIMU-
LATED LEATHERS. Assorted colors.
Were 1859 1.29
Is FABRIC BAGS in various colors.
Were S. Now only ly----------- 69c
THE PALAIS ROYAL HANDBAGS
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-02-25

You can place a WANT Ad" in
The Evening Star as late as IL
O'Clock tonight. At the business
counter, or if you have a telephone
call Ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-02-25
ANKLETS REDUCED

300 PAIRS OF CHILDREN'S COTTON
ANKLETS in plain colors. to 1912.
zoo PAIRS ALL-WOOL SKATING
SOCKS. Red, brown, navy; green.
THE PALATS ROYAL . HOSIERY . .
STREET Fyn0P
Evening star., 1943-02-25

Clip and save these lessons.
The Star is preparing a book
for their preservation, which will
be available soon at cost.
Evening star., 1943-02-25
SALE OF
COSMETICS

SVSNE H. aSS
21 ATOM FACIAL CREME WASH.
2 STEADY GRIP HOLD BACK CUTI-
Gle GADGET. Steadies hand for
applying polish. Reg. 160-----1 -15c
2 HAZELINE SNOW for cleansing
and softening your skin. Reg. soc 15c
ATONE FACIAL SOAP CREAM. Reg.
75c ------ 29c
3 ORCHID WHITE. Reg. SOC ----- 15c
5 FOLLOW ME" FACE POWDER.
Reg. LOO -. .---------- 19c
5 PARALENE CORREC TIVE
CLEANSING CREAM. Reg. 100 29c
FORHANS GUM MASSAGERES. Reg.
25c --------. ----.-- .------------5 SC
BABCOCKS TALCUM. Reg. Csc 10c
2 BRITEGLO SHAVING MIRRORS.
Reg. LOO ------ - Csc
IA FIORET PERFUME. Reg. 100 3sc
40 PEGGY SAGE POLISH. Reg.
60c 35c
is BRILLCOMB DRESSING for the
hair. Reg. 39c
4S ROLLS OF ADHESIVE TAPE.
Hes. ioc Sc
PONDS KITS. Reg. -25c
80 BUSTING POWDERS. Reg. 39c,
csc
2 DENTAL BRUSHES. Reg. 85c- CSC
5 MOY POWDER for dental plates.
Reg. LOO 49c
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-02-25

busting with any of the common
poisons is recommended as soon as
these pests appear Usually two or
three applications of the poison are
sufficient.
Evening star., 1943-02-25
No. 10

duce to be obtained from a given
space, especially in this area, is less
for potatoes than for beans. carrots,
beetS and many other crops.
Potatoes are another of the cool
weather crops, and if they are to
thrive and develop, a good crop
should be planted as early as the
weather and soil permit. The best
crops are grown on the lighter soils,
but the potato plant will produce,
even though not so abundantly, on
the clayS. Do not plant potatoes on
freshly manured land and avoid
ucing fertilizers high in nitrogen.
They do need soil that has been
well supplied with compost and they
need phosphate and potash.
The seed potato supply is obtained
from speciality growers, whose prod
uct is carefully supervised and sold
as certified" seed. 1t pays to use 1t.
although many growers simply take
good sound potatoes from the gro
Gerry store for planting. But they
may get "scab" or other diseases as
a result. In most cases it will not
pay to take the chance.
The potatoes are cut into pieces.
each piece having one or NOR.
"eyes. Allow the cut pieces to
callus In a cool, dry place for "a
hours before planting. Place the
seed" in burrows approximately 4
Evening star., 1943-02-25
BOYS WEAR
REDUCED

PR. CORDUROY STACKS. Sizes II
and 10. Reg. 395 259
BOW TIES IN FANCY PATTERNS.
Reg. 75c ---------- 39c
4 PR. 1-PIECE CREPE PAJAMAS.
Reg. 1.25 79c
30 LIGHT-COLOR POLO SHIRTS.
Sizes to 16. Reg. 1.00----------6 69c
3 REVERSIBLE TWEED COATS. Size
8 and Is. Reg. 1895 -----------6.47
l WHITE SWEATER. Reg. 2.25 100
THE PALATS ROYAL BOYS SHOP
STREET FLOOR
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POTATOES
BY WILBUR III. YOUNGMAN.

Inc star Garoen Editor.
When to plant-Early March
for early crop, July for late crop.
Seed-Deptl, inches; apart,
$40 inches; rotDS "a inches apart.
Varieties - Early, Irish Cob
bier; late, SeQuoia, Green Noun
tain.
Seed needed, per 100 foot Of roU
-12 pack. Yield per 100-toot
OF rolU-2-3 bushels.
Soil-Mediun rich, and not too
heGUy. Acid soil best.
Potatoes should not be attempte,
in the smaller gardens. However
where space is available the gardene
will find them a desirable crop whel
Evening star., 1943-02-25

JEWELRY j REDUCED
l MARQUISETTE NECKLACE. Reg.
1900 ------------------ 10 90
] GOLD-FILLED NECKLACE. Reg.
4ooo I.0U
l GOLD-FILLED BRACELET. Reg.
1o'oo ----------------- osSO
s GOLD-FTLLED BRACELETS. Reg.
3 GOLD-FILLED PINS. Reg. -895, $50
2 TURQUOIS CLIPS. Reg. 500 1896
2 RED AND WHITE STONE PINS.
Reg. 500 --.--------- 3.95
10 NOVELTY RINGS. Reg. 3.95 $50
6 NECKLACES. Reg. 1875 1.5O
20 NOVELTY RINGS. Reg. 100 CSC
Is NOVELTY PINE. Reg. 100 -77c
THE PALAIS ROYAL JEWELRY :.
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1943-02-25

SAVINGS OF
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
10 ELECTRIC MIXERS with 2 beat
ers and bowl. Reg. 3.89
25 RED ENAMEL TEA KETTLES.
SO 4-QT. COVERED COOKING POTS.
Reg. 1.19 -89c
4S 4-QT. COVERED SAUCEPANS.
Reg. 1.19 -------------.------ SOC
Is GLASS COFFEE BREWERS. Reg.
1.29 59c
25 ADJUSTABLE TABLES, reading or
serving. Reg. 2.98 ---2.49
3 METAL TABLES. Reg. 398 --198
7 BLANKET CHESTS. Reg. 5.98 299
THE PALAIS ROYAL FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1943-02-25

planted at the
pro per season.
But it should be
clear t h a t the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
ACCIDFNTi

forces party 90 drop purchase Of Norge
refrigerator. 1912 brand new table top
gas stove, automatic radio phOnograph
combination. Singer sewing machine re-
aimed; plus 3 rooms Of high GRADE new
furniture consisting OF a beautiful apiece
living room suite. custom built. Kid mo-
hair. hand carved frame In all spring
construction; 9xi2 Wilton rug 1907 ALL
wool Also a gorgeous 3-piece Acer Rurl
bedroom understanding new and differ
ent!--including a Grand Rapids made o.
piece exquisite dining room suite You
save equity OF S2SSl
7 7ss5 GRATIOT. CORNER BALDWIN
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D ana Old furniture on
Crown Furniture Co.
QaglA.RLaAa -29A--
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FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
DINING ROOM. $50

Sturdy a-pc dining outht, walnut veneer
snd hardwood, used iittte Worth plenty
win take $50. terms. No finance company
LIMBS. 1891 FESKELL AT LlNERSOfS
'------- rJf,f.-e- frvf1S- -rt1 2 tJ-t-f-yTr'K
TUES WEE. PAX
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Living Room suite. sos

JUNIOR dining room suite 7-piece; rug
pads good condition. 10000 Canter-
bury University 2-g20i,
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RATIOT. CORNER BALDWIN
BEDROOM SUITE, S65

Beautiful high grade 3-pc. veneer and
hardwood with bench coil springs com
plete large plate glass mirror. full chest
and he'd dust proof. used one month. i'm
perfect our ceiling price WAS 1929 80.
Wnl take SIS 40 finance company
LIMBS. 1891 FENKELL AT LlVERNOls
OPEN Ewes. TO g TuEs WE'D, ~
BEDROOM set, gas range, refrigerator
dining room set. combination radio and
monograph. living room suite, recrea ton
room bar, washing machine. sewing nsa
chine. lawn mower bridge lamp, rugs,
electric sweeper baby grand piano fire
place fixtures Leaving city 37s Kerby
road. near Mack ana Morass. Niagara
D6fi
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LIND y. 1881 fssN n I'LL Al ii y rft4NOiH
Of,f.-e- fcvf-S. To Y TICK
- TUES WE'D -A-
DINETTE set, piece, living room suite,
frieze prewar: 6-piece bedroom set vac
uum cleaner. attachments perfect Lovely
mirror -gn4sie 4xA-T---~zturJ NM ETByV Top
table, musical harp, floor lamps onyx base,
and end tables No dealers. TY. s-2isi.
$500 Dexter Blvd. lower right.
DINING room suite. S2s extra chair,
81 ~. $40 oak table leaves 73c. buf-
fet $40; server $3.50. HOOK 9s39 Mack
DINING room set. bedroom sets. beds
dreEsers chairs; rug, tables, lamps
etc. Call Sunday, SO Colorado
DINING room set. e-pe bedroom sets
piano odd chairs table lamps; very
reasonable 1853 Calvert. TO. sSs57.
FIVE rooms furniture complete coal sup
ply; option Of renting flat Call Town
send 8-5f3O, Saturday 81, sunday all day
FOR sale rooms furniture apartment
available for rent Tyler 6.2237
FOR SALE Complete furniture and fur.
nishings for Groom apt University
2-46i2
INNERsPRING mattress and box springs,
Roxys. 1920 Wyoming. near Fenkell.
INNERsPRING MATTRESSES any size
Samples. Sl7 Mrchells 5000 Grstiot.
JUNIOR dining room suite 7-piece; rus
pads, good condition 10000 Canter-
bury. University 2-020i,
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RENIAMIN.S

Appliance and Furniture Shop
1892 Livernois, bl. ~. Fenkell
OPEN EWES TO o Tues WE'D TILL Q
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SPfTZ
1865 Gratiot, corner Baldwin
SffTZ

BED--complete sewing machine washing
machine Sears power tools. silver tea
service. etc. $50 Virginia Park.
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ruRNIruRE. HousEHoLp GOODS

NOT rspossessed, NOT soilsd NOT dam
aged. but a nice. comfortable Ape. living
room suite. on sale for $50 Terms
KENT, 1914 Liverhois; CROWN. $500
Gratiot; CROWN 4737 Michigan.
PREWAR 3-piece living room suite mo-
hair nearly new. Twinbrook 1850.
REPOssEssED 3 rooms Of furniture S.
piece finished breakfast set apiece
overstuffed iiving room suite. apiece wal
nut bedroom suite. lamp, table. eNl2
Congo rug, S7e for AL. 30 DAYS TO PAY.
BANK BLDG. 24sl CD. RIVER, Al 3RD
RQLLAwAY BEDS with mattresses. Lin.
/ited supply. closing out a. a sacrifice.
OPEN efT0 3. sPiTZ, 1898 CRATIoT.
corner BALDWIN
TRADH your piano ana old furniture on
new furniture. Crown Furniture Co f..
500 GIAiint- -Qagl2--RLala- -2sA--
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
Auxiliary Meets
at Grubb Home

Mrs. Fred Briggs. president Of
the Auxiliary. Veterans OF Foreign
Wars, entertained the members at
a birthday lawn party at the home
OF Mrs. Ivele Grub, Tuesday eve
ming. There was large attendance.
The members who have had birth
days during past four months, who
were guests OF honor. were Mrs.
John Granger. Mrs Briggs. Mrs.
Helen Atkinson. Mrs. John Slater
and Mrs. Ralph Parker. Birthday
cakes, decorated with greetings,
were furnished BY Mrs. Harold Hal
sey, Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. Briggs.
and the Auxiliary furnished ice
cream. Bunco whist was played with
prizes awarded to Mrs. John Bird,
.Irs. Halsey and Mrs. Grub. Mrs.
Briggs donated the prizes and also
gave gifts TO the guests OF honor,
Two guests were present, Mrs. Mar
garet Ferguson and Mrs. Walter
stokes.
Mrs. Briggs announced a picnic
In Prospect Park for members OF
the Post and Auxiliary, Aug. 90
Mrs. Joseph Wolff was reported
seriously i'll.
The next meetings will be Aug.
10 at Veterans Hall, for initia-
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
Women Golfers
Poirings Made

The Washtenaw Women Golfers
palrirgs FOR the qualifying round,
10 be played Thursday, for the
championship in the Is and nine
hole group are-ls hole threesomes,
Mrs. W. B. Cameron, Miss Joseph
inc LANG, Mrs. VI. P. O'Hara, o.
clock; Mrs. Clark Greenstreet. Mrs.
A. J. Whitmire, Mrs. Paul Hay.
ward, sos: Mrs. Walter Wisbin.
Mrs. william Nelson, Mrs. E. G.
Wiedman, $40; Mrs. Erwin Saun-
ders, Mrs. Vern Kelly, Mrs, Agnes
Matthews, 9:l5; Miss Chloe Todd,
Mrs. E. A. Mellencamp, Mrs. VIII
liam Bassett, $40; nine hole group
threesomes starting on the 10th tee,
Mrs. c. c. Wescott. Mrs. D. B.
South. Mrs. Harold Leyerett, 800;
Mrs. Carl Signor, Mrs. Herbert
Schlessinger, Mrs. L. W. Heidamos,
9:05; Mrs. Joseph Green. Mrs. ]. II.
elmer. Mrs. Martin Nelles. $40;
Mrs. c. E. Jones, Mrs. william
Stevens. Mrs. W. E. Silkworth, 9:15.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
Miss Phe ps Guest
of Honor at Picnic

Tuesday night at 6 o'clock the
Roosevelt summer school faculty,
including Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Menzi,
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Vanden
Belt, met on the Vanden Belt lawn
to enjoy a picnic. Ths occasion was
in honor OF Miss Gertrude Phelps,
who is retiring from the faculty at
the close OF the summer session.
Miss Phelps. who has been in
service In the Michigan State Nor
NAL College training school since
1915, was presented leather purse
by the faculty. Previous TO her COM
ing here she taught in Pennsylva-
MIA and New FORK states. Twice
she was on leave of absence when
she attended Columbia University,
receiving her Bachelor OF Science
and Master of Arts degrees.
The committee in charge Of ar
rangements for the picnic were
Miss Nadine Fillmore and Miss Vir-
ginia Wielandy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
Members Added, Committees
Named Plans Made by Mons

and mend for the soldiers. Work
on the 30 garments mended by the
five women who went, was greatly
appreciated by the soldiers.
II was decided 10 remember the
birthdays OF sons and daughters in
service. Mrs. Harold Halsey report
ed that the Army Patch Shirt IS
being passed among members. each
OF whom is to pass It on within SO
nouTs. Mrs. Ross Hall, Mrs. II. h.
Mcclure and Mrs. George Dasch-
ner were appointed on the mem
bership committee.
An organizing committee, com
posed OF Mrs. Fred Dupont, Mrs.
Chadwick and Mrs. P. Z. skinner,
was appointed 10 endeayor 70 or
game units in nearby towns. Mrs.
Paul Hatch was appointed chairman
of the flower committee.
For the program following the
business, Mrs. George Norman
read an article by George Mat
theWs Adams dealing with post war
problems. and Mrs. Elmer Kidder
read two poems by Ethel Briggs,
When Peace shall Come" and "A
Mothers Prayer" The title OF Mrs.
Arthur FergusOns poem was vic
tory is Near"
The meeting closed with the
singing Of the national anthem and
the retiring Of the flags.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
Fine Points in Bndqe
BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

J, and the 3 then forced the K.
The Q OF hearts was led and over
taken by dummy's X. South felt
properly that his job was TO block
those hearts. so to save his A for
that purpose. he put on the T.
West then led the club 10 for a
fnesse. next the 9 10 the Q and
then the A. killing the X. He went
on then in clubs to make his con-
tract. with six club tricks and one
in the other suits.
South should have looked close
ly when West led the heart Q. His
partner played the 3 on II. Among
fine players. a high-low would
have been given II North had any
number of cards except exactly
three. Hence that 3 was either a
singleton or bottom OF three. II
a singleton. West would have had
three and doubtless would have
supported the hearts. So il was
surely bottom of three. II South
had figured thus. he would have
played his A at once and slaugh-
tered the contract four tricks
thereby. The should have told
him Vests heart Q was a single
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
Wings

Commander and Mrs. Eddy Nc
Ennan have returned from a weeks
vacation in northern Michigan
While they were gone Bob Mitten-
drof, Don Gridley and Muriel Rum
sey managed the airport.
1t. Donald -Gridley, executive of.
iicer OF the CAP. started instruct
ing on WITS. at Lansing Monday
1t. Muriel Rumsey also started her
fourth program.
New students at McEnnan Air
port are Maxine Heath, Keith
Spalding and Gilbert o. Smith, Up.
SLANT, and Capt. E. w. Clark,
Willow Run.
Mildred Shugg, Ann Arbor, solo
ed Thursday night, and Charles
Gault. Ypsilanti, soloed Saturday
night. Mr.. Gault was 1t. Donald
Gridley's first solo student.
Cross country trips were made
this week by K. Cottrell, NJ. Rum
sey and W. Wertenberger who flew
to Lansing Wednesday in the
Cruiser. Lucy Gridley and W.
Wertenberger flew to Adrian
Thursday. Wendell Wertenberger
flew Miss Rumsey's ship back TO
Lansing Sunday.
Walter Stampfli. Ann Arbor, has
successfully passed his instrument
rating from the WITS. school at
Youngstown. Ohio He received
his commercial rating a few weeks
ago.
Claude Batty successfully passed
his test for his private license
Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
Insect Allies Of the Victory Garden

TWO STAUNCH allies of the
Victory gardener are the monarch
caterpillar and the monarch but
terfy. Both. in a sense. help to
keep down weeds. The monarch
butterfly is an ally because her
egg laying paves the way for
weed control when they hatch.
The monarch butterfly. illus
trated in the accompanying Gar
den-Graph, has orange brown
wings with black veins and bor-
ders Of black. 1t will only lay its
eggs on the milkweed plant. When
these eggs hatch the young larva,
or monarch caterpillars, devour
the milkweed leaves and so weak
en- the plant that it does not set
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28

Two new members. MIS- Edward
Leininger and Mrs. J. l. Foskeit'
we're added 10 the membership roll
Of the Mothers OF Men in Service
club. committees were appointed
and projects were discussed. al the
July meeting OF the MONS. Club
Tuesday afternoon al the American
Legion home.
\ large number Of members were
present and Joined IN the singing OF
the opening song, "God Bless Amer
lea" Mrs Flron Hayden presided.
Prayer was offered by the chap
lain. Mrs, Media Fulf1rd and the
flags were presented by the flag
bearers. Mrs. Walter Chadwick ara
Mrs. George SchnursJein
II was decided 10 have VI. stamps
and bonds. in charge OF Mrs. Jo-
seph Ely and Mrs. Edward Ziegler
on sale at future meetings. The
members made plans 70 cooperate
with the state cook book project
Fayorite recipes o. sons and daugh-
ters OF members in serylce aad
brief Biographical sketches will be
included in the cook book 10 be
available here when completed.
Mrs. Media Fulfogd was appoint
ed chairman OF tickets for the state
MONS. Club picnic at BobLo,
Aug 10. They hope 10 make this
an annual affair.
The new service flag. lettered in
gold and edged with gold fringe,
was on display for members 10 see.
The lettering was done by Mrs.
Robert Arnold. daughter Of Mrs.
Hayden, and the fringe was the
Il Of Mrs. Blanche Mars. The
flag was first carried in the parade
for the Community Honor Roll
dedication. sunday evening.
A report was made by Mrs
George Daschner OF the group OF
women who went to the T. Ypsi-
liant. barracks last week 10 sew
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
1-VISIT LOANS

Don't borrow unnecessarily; but II
a loan is the best solution to your
problem, this special service will
save you time and travel Phone,
tell us how much you need, and
give us the necessary facts for
your application. Then stop in at
our office by appointment to sign
and pick up the money.
Loans are made on signature. fur.
niture or auto without involving
outsiders. Sensible monthly pay.
ments arranged. Women, as well
as men. can readily get between.
payday loan &c tide them over. No
unnecessary rigmarole. No EN-
harrassment.
We are sure you will be pleased
with this friendly service. II you
euoqd eIom 10 0e5s o. 0Is pesu
us today for a i-visit loan. Or II
inconvenient for you TO call At our
office, write for a "Loan-byM Mail
Request Form" today.
Loans made in nearby towns
Personal Finance Co.
of Ann Arbor
II y. Washington St
Phone $50
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28

Serving

Pvt. John J. Gutekunst has ar
rived home from Camp Crowder,
Missouri. 10 spend a IS day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
and Mrs. Leo Gutekunst, 500 Allen
ST. Pvt. Gutekunst has been in the
Signal Corps for eight months and
has finished school. He is now ready
for overseas duty.
Corp. Richard Wright arrived
Monday 10 spend II day furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wright. 31s Oak ST. Corp.
Wright is stationed at Camp
Maxey, Tex, in training for combat
military police.
William Briggs, who is men,
Der OF the Naval Training Unit at
Western Michigan College at Kala
mazoo, spent the week end with
his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Dean
Briggs. There are nearly 500 Navy
and Marine students there.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28

seed, thus saving many gardenl
from a plague of these weeds.
The monarch caterpillar. illus
trated in the Garden-Graph on a
milkweed leaf, is light yellow in
color with greenish tlnge band
ed with black.
Other friends OF the Victory
gardener are the toctoise-shell
and the peacock BUTTERFLIES. Their
caterpillars feed on the singing
nettle and in SO doing cause many
OF these weeds to weaken and die.
Nettles and thistles are kept in
check in many cases by the paint
ed-lady caterpillars, The swallow
tail caterpillars do their best to
help gardeners by feeding on the
leaves OF wild carrot and the
marsh parsley.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
Capsule Sisters
Sew, Play Games

Capsule Sisters Club members
sewed and played games at their
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Alfred
Morris. Wednesday evening. Prize
winners for games were Mrs. Har-
old Foster and Mrs. Glenn Spencer.
At the close OF the evening a de.
licious luncheon was served at a
table centered with a beautiful bou-
quet OF sweet peas from Mrs. Nor
ris' garden.
The club will meet again Aug.
10 with Mrs. William Renton, Jr.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
TELL WHEN TO PLAY 1T

KILLING THE dummys suit.
and thus annihilating the declar-
ers chance TO make his contract.
hinges often on the question OF
exactly when you play your one
winner in that suit. II you do 1t
too soon. he can return TO the
dummy and run the suit. II too
late. you let him gain a trick
which could have been safely pre-
vented. and in addition may allow
him a valuable chance TO lead
from the dummy toward a hnesse
in his own hand So In such a
crisis. watch your partners cards
carefully for clues which may
guide your decision.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
Miss Ross Hostess
TO Degree Of Honor

The Junior club OF the Degree OF
Homer enjoyed a picnic following
their brief business meeting al the
home Of the director. Miss Belle
Ross. Tuesday afternoon. Georgina
Gilbert presided at the business
meeting
Games were played. and the
birthday OF Bonnie Martin was cele-
brated with birthday greetings and
a candle lighted birthday cake.
For the next meeting. Aug. "a,
another picnic is being considered.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
WAITRESS pRoWNs

Detroit, July 2S-AP-Mrs. Laur-
len Lavender, 80 year old waitress
drowned Tuesday in the Detroit
River when she fell from a motor
boat. Her companions said she
slipped from a gunwale on which
she sat and that they struggled in
vain 10 save her.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
PosrHUmous AWARD

Camden, July % -AP- owen
Craddock. Marine killed in South
Pacific action Nov i, has been
awarded the purple heart posthu.
mously, the Navy Department has
informed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Craddock.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
Picnic Planned

At the meeting Of Loyal Lodge
number 10 Degree OF Honor, Tues
day evening, plans were discussed
for a picnic to take place at the
next meeting. Aug. "a. Members are
TO bring a dish to pass and their
own beverage. The picnic supper
will be at $50 at Riverside Park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
THURSDAY.
Degree Conferred

The Entered Apprentice degree
was conferred on two candidates at
Tuesday evenings meeting OF Phoe-
nix Lodge number 13 2. and A. VI.
in the Masonic Temple lodge room.
Howard Trotter. junior warden,
acted as worshiptul master in the
absence OF Forrest Doerr.
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BROWNS IN BAY

Alpena, July 2s-AP- Gerald
Kingsbury, 6, fell when he attempt
ed TO lift a heavy stone to splash
in the water and drowned Tues
day in Thunder Bay.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28

sleeves and. helped by handbooks
are raising Victory gardens in emp.
ty lots and in alleys near apart.
ment houses to help the war food
problem. Brooklyn alone has 2,025
Scout gardens.