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La gaceta., 1943-09-04

La caida en- Dos Rios de Jose
MART. Sc conmemora f~evorosa-
mente en- Ia capital del Uru-
quay, en- un actO publico Organiza-
do por un grupO de admiradOres
del ap6stol de las libertades Gu
banas, animado por ell espiritu
americanista y mariana de la Sc
nora ofelia Machado Bonnet de
Benvenuto, cuyos desvelos en- ell
quito a la memOria de Marti, han
dorado Ia creaci6n de una C.. tie
dra mariana en- Montevideo.
Para ser conOcidO en- Ell acto
que ell 10 de Mayo Sc celebro en- a.
ouella ciudad, ell ministro de Esta-
do de Cuba, senador Emeterio
S. Santovenia, historiador y mar
tiano fervoroso, remiti6 Ell siguien-
te mensaje a sus directories:
"A LA sOCIEDAD AMIGOS DE
JOSE MART.
Montevideo
Ell advenimiento de la sociedad
Amigos de Jose Marti, en- Monte
video, es un suceso de extraordi-
maria trascendencia en- relaci6n
con csc enorme valOr moral que
constituye la persOnalidad del a.
p6stol de la independence de Gu
ba. La catedra creada en- Monte
video, para difundir y exaltar Ell
genio y la acci6n de Marti presta
un servicio eminente a los ideales
La gaceta., 1943-09-04
A LOS MARTIANoS DE
MoNTEVIDEo

POr Emeterio S. SAntOvenia.
Ministro de Estado de Ia RsPHbii'
ca de Cuba.
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Miss Frances nfouks ef Meu
dian. Miss. spent shH week end
with Mrs r + Spencer
Mr. and Mrs d T Hobby end
daughter. Linda q Mobile. ars
spending several DAYS IN the
homes 81 Nj snd Mrs F Mar
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spent the week end IN Lueedale
Miss. with relatives
Mrs George Hill end little
daughter Barbara jean. spent the
week end with relatives in Nc
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Mrs n c Eles spent Monday
IN Mobile
Mr. and Mr. Carl Fitznef Of
Lucedaie. Miss wefe recent
guests In the horne Of NJ. and
Mrs r. = Ffiznef.
Misses Tllla and Essie Beverly
spent Sunday with relatives m
Cuitport
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turned last week from = several
weeks visit 10 FeIaaves IN Kent
wood. La
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Field spent the week ena IN The
home 81 Mrs L b Herring
PFC Clasa Downef Stewart q
Keeslcr Field spent me aaY Tues
day. with Mrs. Stewart and Nj
and Mrs John Cflot
III Daley Of Moss Point left
Thursday II last week Tor ) bust
ness trip which viii take hifn 81
St Louis Omaha Neal and en-.
cago He u4Il return home ths
latter part # the week
Mn A & Grkpeil Mrs
Charles Mfksll. aua Misses Matte
Adams and LaveFne MIxeil Nere
recent vlsiiofn - Camp Wheeler,
Ca. where TREY ere the guest
IL puvaisa Gordon Gibson and
Cisnenca Clifton Adams Tnf
marriage II Ms MReIl and Pvt
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Mrs J r BuzNrd spent the
week end with relatives II Fhils
delphia, Miss
Mrs A { sewali left last
Tuesday 10 return t. her home in
Independence Kansas. after = Wis
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and daughter. Mr. and Mrs r. T.
Davis Mrs DAVIS accompanied
her to New Orleans where they
snioyed the day
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last week from = several weeks
visit 10 rlatives IN Philadelphia
Pa
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led BY her little nephew. Kennie
Voohries. returned 80 her home
in Msgee. Miss. Saturday. after
q several DAYS visit here being
called here ~ the serious illness
an ddeath Of her mother. Mrs II
B. Wilcox.
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last week from q several days
visit 10 friends II Mobile
Miss Pauline Hatten returned
Sunday from 4 several weeks vta
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Nj. and Mrs John Macarthur
and daughter. Mary. af Troy,
Ala. enjoyed . few days visit
here this week 10 Or and Mrs A
2 Macarthur and Mss Ella Me
Arthur. returning 70 their nome
Thursday.
Mrs c B Bfau and son ri
Gulfport are enjoying q several
DAYS visit Is their mttfer ard
grandmother. Mrs J J Mcintosh.
Mrs J T. Renfro and Mrs
Laura Mays spent Monday n No
bile
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cuent Sunday with friends IN
Mobile and Mt Vernon. Ala
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T B West and Mrs Tom Hearu
spent Saturday IN Mobile
Miss Mary E Eiey and MEa "
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spent 3 few hours Saturday wftf
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
High School Principal Today
Announces Honor Roll Names

Ypsilanti High School honor rolls
were announced today by Norris
G. Wiltse, principal. Included on
the list for the semester are:
Highest honor, seniors: Pearl
Celebrezze, Robert Houck, Law.
renee Koppin. June Moore, Jean
Ohlinger.
Juniors: Louetta Beerbower,
Alice Groosbeck, Rachael Houck,
Roger Kelly, Leonard Kersey,
Alice Kirby, Marilyn Marsh, Mary
Lou Metcalf. Leona Polling, William
Shuttle. Robert Scrivens.
Sophomores Marion Beals, Rich
ard Buccos, Joan Coleman, Jessie
Drake. Betty Serivens.
Ninth grade: Alice Brinkman.
Eugene Kerr, Dorothy Ketchum,
Edythe Joy Raham.
Eighth grade: Elizabeth Afford,
Robert Helmer, Harold Gable,
Dorothy Lee, Mary Sneden, Robert
Wilson.
Seventh grade: Gertrude Dun
uOHs btNl1 I1tlhthtt 4NoANg hlAbAAi
Kathleen Rust, Paul Ungrodt.
Honors for the semester were
won by:
Seniors: Audrey Brothers, Loret-
Ia Crossley, Alta Gable, Patricia
Kessler, Joy Parrish, Jane Roth
well, Monica Williams.
Juniors: Freda Arend, Wayne
Brodd, Eileen Dolby, June Hen
nneke, Ann Horning. Roger Katon,
Rosemary McGinn, Lynn Schafer.
Sophomores: 10 Pat Haig, Maui
rie Nelson. Barbara Orr, Rose
mary Polzin. Elaine Power, Sidney
Rathfon, Jack Schafer, Joseph
Schmidt
Ninth grade: Edward Averill,
Shirley Barnes, James Bell, Lor-
raine Boettger, Leatric Cox, Lois
Hannah, Marilpn Hines, Joyce Mil
Ter. Neil Mcdonald, Suzanne
Cakes, Mike O'Hara, Dolores ST.
mon, Elizabeth TAFT, Marilyn
Wilks.
Eighth grade: Eleanor Brown,
Catherine Crippen, Melville Ellis,
Donald Melyey. David McKenna,
Richard Schafer.
Seventh grade: Carol Barnes.
Duane Ellis. Gwendolyn Myers,
Harold Robertson, Billy Slagen-
white. Dolores Soderqulst, Dolores
Steinedurf.
Highest honors for last marking
period were won by seniors: Pearl
Celebrezze, Alta Gable, Rober.
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Houck, June Moore, Jean ohlinger.
Juniors: Louetta Beerbower,
Alice Groosbeck, June Henneke,
Ann Horning, Rachael HouCk. Rog-
er Kelly Leonard Kersey. Rose
mary McGinn Marilyn Marsh, Mary
Lou Metcalf, Leona Polling, vii
liam Shuttle, Robert Scrivens.
Sophomores Marion Beals, Rich
ard Buccos, Joan Coleman, Betty
Scrivens.
Ninth grade: Alice Brinkman,
James Bell, Dorothy Ketchum,
Edythe Joy Raham.
Eighth grade Elizabeth Afford,
Robert Helmer, Dorothy Lee, Mary
Sneden, Robert Wilson.
Seventh grade: Gertrude Dun
don, Betty Henneke, Nancy Philbin,
Kathleen Rust, Billy Slagenwhite,
Paul Ungrodt.
Those making honor records dur
ing the marking period we're:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

Seniors: Audrey Brothers. DON
aid Gill, Helen Hughes, Patricia
Kessler. Lawrence Koppin, Rob-
ert Moffett, JOY Parrish, Jane Roth
we'll, Naomi Simmons, Genevieve
Spencer, Monica Williams.
Juniors: Freda Arend, Wayne
Brodd, Eileen Dolby. Marie Horn,
Roger Katon, Alice Kirby, DeLyn
Leverett, Lynn Schafer.
Sopromores: Jessie Drake.
George Gaudy Maurine Nelson,
Rosemary Polzin, Elaine Power,
Sidney Rathfon, Jack Schafer.
Ninth grade: Edward Averill,
Shirley Barnes, Lorraine Boettger,
Leatrice Cox. Marilyn Hines. Eu.
gene Kerr, Suzanne Cakes, Mike
O'Hara, Ruth Parker, Waunetta
Parsons, Elizabeth TAFT.
Eighth grade. Eleanor Brown.
Catherine Crippen, Robert Cush-
man, Melville Ellis, Harold Gable,
Donald Helvey. David McKenna.
Joan Miller, John Powers, Patty
Raymo, Richard Schafer.
Seventh grade Carol Barnes, La.
Donna Barnett, Gwendolyn Myers.
Harold Robertson, Dolores Solder.
Ouist
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

night at her home, 220 n. Prospect
St, 10 entertain friends OF her son,
Clare Stichler, seaman second class
Of the United States Coast Guard.
He will return Friday 10 New York
City after having spent an eight
day turlough visiting friends and
relatives here.
Corp. Peter Pioprowicze Is on a
furlough from Camp Claiborne, La.
and visiting his sister and her hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Ales Alexan-
der, 1862 Hawthorne st. He came
Monday and his furlough lasts IA
days. There are two other brothers
OF Mrs. Alexander in the service,
Donald, who is in Iceland and has
not been home since August, three
years ago, and Harry, who is in
Africa. He was home in July.
%
PFC. Ellis B. Freatmsn, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis B. Freatman,
left Camp Maxey, Texas, today for
Philadelphia, Pa, to begin an IS
months course in Engineering at
Lafayette University. Indicted
February 10. 1913, he has been sta.
toned at Camp Maxey, Texas.
where he has completed his basic
in military police. He was one OF
three men selected for this intensi.
fled college course, and was pro-
NOTED TO Private First Glass on
his 18th birthday June 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Clark have
returned from Springfield, Ohio.
where they spent a few days with
their son, Capt. Howard B. CLARK
and family.
Hortense F. Bond, %. 1I2 North
Washington ST., enlisted in the
Women's Reserve OF the Navy this
week and will soon go through re-
cruit training at the L. S. Naval
Training School, Bronx, n. Y.
PFC Eugene Briggs who arrived
home Sunday from Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Indiana where he is with
NJ. P. Air Forces. has returned.
Alfred Morris has been home
from the Great Lakes station for a
short furlough.
First Class Fireman Clair Simons
has returned to the Great Lakes
Naval station after a brief fur
Tough spent here with his wife and
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Simons. He has completed his
boot training as top man in his
company, his average grade being
91.5 with 80 on two subjects.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Catholic Women
Elect Officer:

New officers for the League o:
Catholic Women were elected at
the league annual meeting, Wed.
nesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Joseph Fortunate. Mrs. T. H.
McDermott, vice president, con-
Quoted the business meeting in the
absence of Mrs. Elizabeth Haskell,
president, following a cooperative
dinner at l o'clock.
The new officers elected are
Mrs. r. J. Miller. president, Mrs.
Gerald Clark, vice president: Mrs.
j. ]. Swope, secretary; Mrs. Oakie
Piatt. treasurer.
This was the last meeting until
next September.
Mrs. Allen Dieter went to Zarah,
Kansas, last week Friday and re-
turned the following Tuesday &C.
companied by her mother, Mrs.
Erma Martindale.
Little Helen Elizabeth Budlong.
niece Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Bud.
long, 900 Norris St, has arrived
from Fort Wayne. TO spend two
weeks with them.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

Mrs. Otis Fitzgerald, go " Pros
pect St., is holding open house to-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Five NewMembers Added by
Huron Navy Mothers Club

Five new members were received
into the Huron Navy Mothers Club
and It was decided to hold only one
meeting a month during July and
August, at the club business meet
ing, Wednesday evening in Neter-
ans Of Foreign Wars hall.
The new members are Mrs.
Charles l.. Smith, Mrs. II. T. Hold
ridge, Mrs. NJ. F. Stein, Mrs. f. j.
Murty and Mrs. Earl Campbell.
Clare Fitzgerald. seaman second
class, was visitor. Letters OF ap
probation for greetings and gifts
from Ensign John C. Squires. En-
sign F. B. Fox and Richard Daim'
Ter, were read.
The report OF the welfare com
mittee was read by Mrs. Clifford
Schreiner in the absence OF Mrs.
Irma Saltz. chairman. Five women
from the club who went to the F..
Ypsilanu barracks to mend for the
soldiers, Tuesday, were Mrs. Saitz,
Mrs. Eugene calder. Mrs. r. Wood
side. Mrs. William Winter and Mrs.
Paul Chapman.
Mrs. Lyle Smith, chairman OF the
ways and means committee, spoke
OF the rummage sale TO take place
in the fall. and asked the members
TO save good used winter clothing.
Mrs. Charles Power made an urg
ent plea for blood donors for the
next Blood Donors Day. Mrs.
Schreiner announced the Navy
Mothers rally to be today in Toledo
and said that two carloads from
this club we're to 60.
During the roll call OF members,
Mrs. George Estes gave an inter
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

esting account OF a conversation
she had with a military police e.
cort guard on her recent trip to
Virginia to see her son Benjamin,
who has been Ill in a Navy hos
pital. The duty OF this guard, she
said, was to help escort prisoners
OF war from the time they olsen
bark and are put aboard trains. I'M
I'll they arrive by roundabout
route to the prison camps in this
country. where they are 10 be held
for the duration. They travel by
day coach with four guards to each
coach. Their meals are brought to
them.
The next meeting Of the club will
be July Il.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
At Farm Home

About so members OF the May
flower Guild Of the Congregational
Church and families enjoyed a plea
SAINT evening at the farm home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayes. Wed.
nesday evening. the occasion being
the Guilds annual picnic. After
having a delicious cooperative sup
per, games were played and the
party toured the farm. The chill
dren had a good time riding ponies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
TOPS AND BOTTOMS

DUPLICATE play is extremely
interesting to the kibitzer who
picks out some promising hand
early in a session and then follows
1t from table TO table TO see what
is done with it. Sometimes he will
find one which gets played about
equally at two entirely different
contracts, either Of which can be
made by perfect play, but also
either Of which can be beaten by
the declarers slips. No matter
how fine may be the players en-
gagged. you are likely to find both
contracts made and beaten.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
ReDekoh Officers
at Bassett Home

Mrs. Earl Bassett was hostess
for the meeting OF the Washtenaw
Rebekahs Officers Club at her
home. Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Howard Curtis was assisting host.
ess. The "a members played bunco
whist, with prizes going to Elmer
Curtis. Mrs. Benjamin Parker and
Mrs. Elwyn Bailey. The door prize
went to Mrs. Harold Halsey.
At the close of the evening, re-
freshments were served at small
tables decorated IN red, white and
blue.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
D. of u. V. Members
Have Lawn Picnic

Members Of Martha A. Beach Tent
Daughters of Union Veterans and
their husbands enjoyed a pleasant
social time and played cards fol-
lowing their cooperative supper on
the lawn at the home OF Mrs.
Maude Huston, Wednesday eve.
ming. About II were present.
The rext business meeting will
be July at GAR. Hall.
Miss Althea Williamson will
leave this week end for her sum.
mer home at Crystal Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Earl, Gurnsey
and Miss Flossa Earl have returned
from a visit with Mr.. Earls niece,
Mrs. Wilbur Sprague at Ceresco.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Fine Points in Bridge
BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

that contract was made because
North. after winning with the
heart A, considered his best
chance to run nine consecutive
tricks was to lead the club Q.
East covered, the A won, dropping
the J, and repeated club illnesses
trapped Easts other clubs. pro-
ducing four tricks in the suit.
Mr.. Rossants top score came
from getting two extra tricks on
his 4-Clubs doubled. The spade J
was led to the A. and he led the
club Q. which East covered, the A
winning. A diamond toward the
dummy brought forth Vests X
and a spade return. A diamond
fnesse and repeated club fnesse
gave him the rest Of the tricks.
on this same contract, another
declarer who has been No. / OF.
the world for a season got himself
set. He lost two club tricks by
finessing the 10 to the J. and a
later one to the s. plus two dia-
mond tricks because he first led
the J and East refused 70 cover,
so that the defense scored with
both the X and the Q, after the Q
covered the 10 lead.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
Degrees Conferred

Two candidates received the
Past Master and Most Excellent
degrees at Wednesday evenings
meeting OF Excelsior Chapter num-
Der %, RAM, in the Masonic Tenn
pie lodge room. John Duguid, high
priest, presided in the East. 1t was
announced that the Royal Arch de-
gree will be conferred on three
candidates next Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Turner. Cleve.
land. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Oltmanns.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24

That bidding brought the top
score to the declarer. Simon Ros-
SAINT. in the recent Eastern cham
pionships in New York But let's
start with the bottom. gained by
player who has ranked No. in
the whole world in his best sea-
son. He was a 3-No Trump de-
clarer in the North. and East led
the heart 6. He won that with the
A. then hnessed the club 10 10 the
singleton JAFiv.~hearts then set
him two tricks. At another table
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-24
calendar Of Social Events
TODAY

Rainbow Girls $780, initiation Masonic Temple lodge
Lutheran Mixer Church supper $50
Riverside Park.
B. Club o'clock with Mrs Albert Davies
American Legion Auxiliary o'clock Legion home.
Izaak Auxiliary o'clock lzaak Walton Hall
Golfers Association regular Ladies Day
Washenaw Country Club
Queen City Lodge number Knights Pyhas card
o'clock P Hall.
circle II Of Woman Society OF Christian picnic supper
for members husbands, home of Mrs. Donald
Martin
FRIDAY
Carpenter Relief Corps 730 GAR Hall postponed from
last week.
WOmens Relief Corps o'clock
home of Mrs. Bert Gillette
Friday Bridge Club o'clock, with Mrs W. A. Van Wegen
Ainsley Club Womens Relief Corps, AIS
GAR. Hall. for annual picnic will be made
Bndeau Begole pupils Ypsanu High
School auditorium SIS 7. m
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-02

Fahrney Bros; w. Harry Reisner,
jeweler and optician; Updegraffs'
Cash Store; Milton Kohler; Shafer
Bros; Charles H. Eyerly; Lyons De-
partment Store; Lemen Bros; r. M.
Hays & Bros; Reichard, Schindel &
Co.; McCardell Bros; Mrs. M. Fuchs,
millinery; w. c. Newman & Co.,
jewelers.; Baldwin House, advertis-
ing alarm clocks at 81, $3.50 and 81,
the last named striking the hour and
half hour; E. S. Brandt & Son, furni-
ture, ETC.; Calm & Marx.
At commencement exercises at
Kee Mar College, diplomas were
given to the following graduates;
Misses D. Marie Greitzner, saluta-
torian; Amy L. Cooper, Saida l.
Rice, Pearl M. Kern, Mary June
Seiber, valedictorian; Florence E
Swoope, Clayette A. Brownlow
Belle Metz. Orations were delivered
by the following members of the E
Glass of the Male High School
Mortimer Shuford, Charles Martin
G. Ralph Hoover, Phil N. Brum-
baugh, Guy Snyder, Frank E. Dan
ger, William S. Ash, Burns c. Dow
ney, George Markell, Howard Bos-
letter, William Benchoff, Norman
Moran and William Barr.