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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY

Ypsant Garden Club. oclocx starKwsather Hall.
Ypsanti Lodge number LooF, o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
Circle Baptist Union $780, home OF Mrs Mil
ford Osborn.
worhnsmsns Benevolent Society. 1880 Arbeiter Hall.
The Townsend Club D. Mr. and Mrs A, NJ. Wilson
EOS Perrin St. Refreshments will be served
TUESDAY
Ypslanti Grange all meeting with Mrs Belle scotney
Ladies' Library o'clock at library.
number 10 and A. NJ Feowcraf degree $50
Masonic Temple lodge
Loyal Orde number 1872 o'clock Moose Hall
Capsule Sisters Club. o'clock, with Mrs Myron Ashby.
lambda business meeting, Z &c. Cleay College.
Professional Women Club 80 Ladies' Literary
meeting social time combined with
Work Bring yarn and cloth for quilt patches
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
A REAL SHEPHERD

ROCKPORT. Mass.-INS - The
Rev. Francis A. Mcneil, pastor Of
st. Joachim's Roman Catholic
Church, has pastured a dozen sheep
in his parish house yard. Increase
from the flock. he said, will be
used to solve the meat problems
OF members Of the parish. Anyone
who has real need will be able 20
buy meat at cost. he declared.
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Births

Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Brown, 72s Lowell St., at Boyer
Hospital. sept. 4, weight six pounds
1871 ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Dyche, 1884 Sudbury. Willow
Village, Sept. 5, at Boyer Hospital.
weight seven pounds. 10 ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cole, 213 Lincoln st.. at
Boyer Hospital, Sept. s, weight
seven pounds. 10 ounces.
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GAMES PLAYED BY
AUXILIARY JUNIORS

Members OF the Junior member
ship OF the American Legion Auxil-
larry played games and were served
light refreshments following their
brief business meeting at the Lee
gion home. Saturday afternoon.
As there was not a full attend
ance. Il was decided to postpone
the election OF officers until the
next meeting. Sept. 25. Mrs. Carl
Clark. who assisted Mrs Manley
Roe. director, reported on the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary state con-
vention in Bay City. Aug. 81 and
20.
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Pick OF The Air TODAY

400 p. m.-Home Front;
7:30-(West 10:3O) Blonde;
s:00-Vox Pop;
S:30-Gay Nineties;
10:00-Screen Guild, Major and
Minor;
10:30-East Guy Lombardo Music.
BLC-1:45 p. m.-Fantasy in Mel
ody;
educational Tennis:
7:00-Awake at the Switch,
Gags;
S:30-Nero Wolfe Drama;
9:00-Counter Spy; I
s:30-Woody Herman Band:
1O:15-Men, Machines, Victory.
MBS--1:30 q. m.-Happy Joe and
Ralph;
3:45 p. m.-QuiE Quizard;.
6:15-Dick Thomas and the
Boys;
7;30-Army Air Forces;
S:30-Better Half Quiz;
9:30-Nick Carter Drama;
~ l0-Sunny Skyldr oinss'
Tuesday
NBC-9:00 a. m.-Everything
Goes;
100 p. m.-Music For Madame:
6:45-Bill Stern on Sports.
CBS-12 Noon Kate Smith;
345 p. m. Green Valley, U.S.A.;
5:30-Are You a Genius. quiz.
BLU--12 30-Farm and Home
Program;
3:45-Between the Bookends;
6:15-Capt. Tim Healy Stories.
MRS-11:15 q. m.-Kentucky Kar-
nival;
2:30 p. m.-Nashville Varieties;
4:30-Full speed Ahead.
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Two Reprlmanded

TWO Reprln1anded
Two young men who had alleged
ly annoyed young woman Satur-
da. evening while they were driv-
ing up Congress St.. were severely
reprimanded by local police and re-
leased.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
Bicycle Stolen

One automobile and one bicycle
We're reported stolen over the week
end. The automobile, owned by L.
VI. Philbin, was taken from its park
ing place on n. Huron St.. Saturday
evening at p. m. Robert Coleman
1923 Oak St.. reported the theft of
his bicycle from the rear OF $40
Cross ST., Sunday evening.
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Investigate Fight

Police Sunday evening investigat-
ed report OF knife fight, at 413
Monroe Ave, but upon arrival dis
covered the men had fled. A crowd
which had gathered to witness the
alteration was quickly dispersed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
YpsiLdnf Briefs
Called by Death

Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Stevens have
returned from Coldwater. where
they were called by the death OF
Mr.. Stevens father.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
Funds Stolen

Police today were searching for
5000. reported stolen from John
Johnson. 209 Miles st. II had been
taken from locker in his room
Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
Extinpulsh Blaze

City firemen extinguished a blaze
which started from a coal heater at
725 W. Michigan Ave. Two small
holes were burned in partition.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
Birthday Observed

The seventh birthday OF Master
Richard Moore was celebrated by
a family dinner in Prospect Park,
Sunday afternoon. Covers were laid
for fifteen. A green and white birth
day cake with pink candles adorned
the table and Master Richard re-
ceiyed many nice gifts. Those from
out Of the city we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Warren and daughter
Deanna. Flat Rock, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Padget and children,
Frederick. Maryann, and Robert.
Denton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06

Today
NBC-10:0O a. m.-Harrison z.
Spangler at opening Republi-
can Postwar Advisory Con-
ference;
sos p. m.-Music by Shrednik;
S:00-Brian Donlevy in Double
Play;
S:30-Richard Crooks, tenor;
s:OO-voorhees Concert, Nelson
Eddy;
9:30-I. @. Quiz;
10:30-Vacation Serenade Finale.
CBS-11:15 a. m.-Second Hus-
band;
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Mrs. Lawton stager and daugh.
ter Mary Anne. Chelsea, have been
visiting Ypsilanti friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dieterle enter
tanned Mrs. VI. z. Nelson and nieces
Ruth and Joan Robothan. and
Charles Robothan. Aurora. ILL.,, for
the week end.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
TRUMP COUPS" RARE

TRUMP COUP" is the name
applied generally by veteran
cardsmen to any play whereby the
declarer shortens his trump hold
ing by ruffing, so that he can fin
ish the hand holding a tenace po-
sition in trumps over an opponent,
with the leading coming from
dummy through the defender. II
the cards which he ruffed in the
process were not high or estab-
lished ones, the play Is properly
called a simple Coup" though
neophytes frequently describe 1t
improperly as q Grand Coup"
That grandiloquent term is re-
served strictly for those cases in
which the ruffed card or cards
would have been winners IL the
declarer had not ruffed them.
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National srosdeastInu Company

National eroadcasting Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 700, WWJ
$50. WHAM 1880. WMAQ SO.
BLUE NErWORkAWXYZ 1870.
Columbia Broadcastlno Company
NJR $50, WBBM $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1850. WBNS
1850, WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORK-WOWO 1870.
Mutual 5roadeastIno Company
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700.
CkLW 500, WJBK 1890.
WLW 100, WGN 72o.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
Rural Events
w EDN z SDAY

The Women's Christian Service
OF the London Church will meet
with Mrs. Walter Heidi.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
Wedding Announced

The marriage Of Ivan Willetts,
Roscommon. Mich. and Miss Luella
Glendenning. Houghton Lake. is
being announced. The marriage
took place at Houghton Lake. Aug
ust 20 at s p. m. Mr. and Mrs.
Norman ASeTCS07f1ie adh 93a:. ana
Mrs Floyd Woodland went TO
Houghton Lake TO attend the we'd
ding. Mr.. Willetts is an employee OF
the Ford generator plant and has
made his home for several years
with the Abercrombies. ss4 Holmes
Road.
Mrs. Geneva Foster left Saturday
for her home in Sturgis where she
is spending the week end holiday.
Mrs B. c. Raymond has returned
from a visit with relatives in Ma.
son and Danville.
Mrs. Thomas Abercrombie and
daughter Peggy. Platt, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Abercrombie.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06
Fine Points in Bridqe
By SHEPARD BARCLAY

Of the hand came from South.
The only hope was a trump coup.
getting rid Of two Of South's
trumps. So he scored the diamond
@, led to the diamond X and ruffed
the club 5 with the heart 8 to
start the coup. To the spade X he
went, then ruffed the club . with
the heart Q. making 1t q double
coup.
Came next the spade Q. dia.
mond ] to the A, club A discard.
ing the spade 7. being fortunate
to find East Obliged to follow suit
on all these tricks. Now for the
coup de grace. When the club Q
was led, East had only the heart
il, which got trapped BY Souths
Q-1o, completing the grand slam.
II the two clubs which South
ruffed had been top clubs instead
OF the 5 and 6, the play would
have been exactly the same. but 1t
would have been called q Grand
Coup" instead Of q Simple
Coup"
Evening star., 1943-04-29

EdEin saI Threysr. 81, snd Susan Harvey. -.
John ; wiiI Z, e; "a s,a .nd Nellie ,. surehh.ld,
James Helm q, Fort Belvoir. and Eliza
beth beth phoenix. e. Dayton; Ohio: -,
1rvsas besR ~ wsss,nston sS snd Elizabeth Mass
Frances Meredith Showalter, "a. and Eliza :
bet beth a. Isabelle De Castro, 49, both Of
James II. o'Brien, %. GraveNy Point, Va.
and Theda McClung. rs. Camp Davis,
yioia Hoiten Tses %, Vi washinston hnns,1n and
liams. ss: both Of wsshinston'
' snd Nj Mary Hn WineId. pe' 81. wssRinsson esRi MS
ssR ILL., d Pq'1sr Hssr. ~ yq5ss R|s.:.Es s:E
~ 5s. both oi washington. 'N'n No"''''' m
''nsi ksfhsa Wsan s. s. Seasndr. SsnSn Ill., and
c,a,i.s Betty T;Is !; Penn; q; Aisxsndria, @ s '
Elisworth Kreischer, 80. ,Washineton. and
nei Ads1i so9s - wa0e;f sna syv 9aS 9Rsous
~, both of Bayonne, N. ].
Issued at Rockville.
Samuel au,d Johnson, a. Arlington, and Mar
Marie Weese, 80, both Of Washington,
Theodore John Stoeppelworth. 40. Wash
ineton. and Laura Mae Wilson, "a. New
ark.
william F. sweany 25. Fort washington
No Nd =, and velma Mae Radabaush' 30
John Edward CLANCY. -, and Kathleen
Hsstsr Id IL both Of awssHhnsson sn.n Nd
and Jane Grubbs. 10, Dallas. Tex.
Roland scherrer, u, Atlantic City, and
Aletha Harvey. %, Washinston
Ralph Baker Moore. 81, and Dorothy
johnson, 81. both of Washinston.
Joseph Oliver Harne, %. and Alnnus Louise
Ward 90 both of Frederick Md
Evening star., 1943-04-29
MeCarran Rejects
Silver Bills Drafted
BY Foes Of Metal
Senators Hear Testimony
On Measures for ReIeose
For War Purposes
He n. Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Senator McCarran. Democrat, of
Nevada. veteran member of the
congressional silver bloc" says he's
still unwilling to accept silver legis-
lation that doesn't come from the
friends of silver"
Senator McCarran so declared
after the Senate Banking Commit
tee had heard testimony on several
measures intended to bring about
the release of Treasury-held silver
for war purposes.
One of the bills was by Senator
Green, Democrat. of Rhode Island,
q modified version of a measure
against which Senator McCarran
had led a filibuster in the closing
days OF the last session of Congress.
Green Not Concerned About Price.
Senator Green declared during
yesterdays hearing that he was not
concerned about price, but wanted
only authority for use of silver in
the war program, although under the
Green bill, the silver could be sold
at SO cents an ounce The price
would be I'LL cents under the 9TH
ers.
Senator McCarran told a reporter
later he was mot willing to go along
with any silver legislation that did
not come from the friends of silver"
However, Senator Murdock, DEM
ocrat, of Utah said If the silver were
sold at TIL cents an ounce, the
price at which the Treasury pur-
chased it. he thought Western Sem
ators might favor the sale. Senator
Thomas, Republican, of Idaho, after
the meeting, also indicated approval.
Other Witnesses to Be Heard.
Senator Green said his bill would
not release silver to manufacturers
of ieuelry or silverware.
Today the committee prepared to
hear other witnesses on the silver
bills"
Later in the day. the Senate Spe-
cial Silver Committee is scheduled
to talk with Lease-Lend Administra-
tor. Stettinius, William L. Bait of
the War Production Board and 9TH
ers about Great Britains request for
q supply of silver on a lease-lend
basis.
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Landlord Isn't Notified
Of CHANGE in Tenants
BY the Associated Press.

BY The ASsocla ted Press.
NEW BRITAIN, Commits a
wise landlord, one of them claims,
who knows his tenant in New Brit
ain, one of The Nations critical
housing shortage centers.
The landlord, investigating the
unfamiliar signature on a check for
a months rent. learned, he said,
that one of his tenants had moved
out and new tenant had moved in
without bothering to tell him.
Evening star., 1943-04-29

DAY. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
Hush C. Foster il. -, Kansas City. Mo,
mo Juanita Powell, 81, c04 c1st St
David Abbott. 80. Qu.ntico, Va. and
sose1, Rosemsry ,r;,- Yalsie ~ Takoma PARK, Nd
and Zoe Belue. SO, Arinston, A'fnsttinS'"fs' va
NJ: ma and Marie DAVIS, -, $40 Ne
Ronald cine q, Tad. W. Va. and Lois
A,b.,I rslslfy; n,;,,s4 80 ShaEieYton. W, Va;
-, Dovie Davis, 81, :;534 10th St NV
ThSnaS @a4S EnTHisa Et1n ~ 40" I,h 81 ne and
For3Ss sibcy, ,5. and Ruth Ford, "a,
k:nnsth kopp' i'"'; -. Ml'c charlottesville. Va
and Patricia Mslsberser, is, Phila :
Eveisn sr"' Moresn 20 : Ariinsten fnisten va and
William Gallasher. Sc, I455 Erchd st.
and Dorothy Snyder. 33, Chevy Chase,
Charles Nordstrom. A.. 4la st. c. and
w,Ils! Pauline al s,t Tar IS; 1870 18th St NV
Jean HAGEN, Il. 1901 Connecticut ave
A'sils oi,aa s'sens and p MyI. eToueh sSa'a So
John Weatherly, -: Arlington, and Alma
Murray Grant. y, .342 Elm st NV. and
Julia Johnson, IS. AIS Elm ST. NV
Edwin Douslas. IS. 4al * ST. sV., and
Robert Johnson: 81 and vernell Truman n
80, both Of Richmond, Va
Joseph Wood. 81, l4GI Swami st. NV,
and Lucy Ryland. 81, Branchvile, Va
John Attisllati. 20, Haverstraw. n Y and
Joyce Thomson, 10, 1861 Fl. Davis st.
Charles Chambers. -. Monmouth. I'll and
Mayme Burnett, -, 2O3S 18th ST. NV
Arthur Johnson. 81, and Viola SimmS, 3 :,
both Of 35 F st. S.T
Robert Wright, ~. 1924 Prospect ave NV.
and Sarah Greee, 81, 1924 Prospect
Nathaniel Ward, 81. So3 L st. Sc. and
Susie Thomas, Il. s6 N ST. Sc
James Miller. 81, l1n4 Linden St ne
and Constance spottswood, 20, 1874
@ ST. NV
Issued at Alexandria.
Cecil L. Zimmerman. IS. and Julia Sobas-
lev AZ, both of Paterson. N. J.
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Women Bakers Scarce

Those trying to solve Englands
fooo problem are surprised at the
great number of women who do
not know how to balE bread,
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. law, couples must
apply TOR q marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three Jun days and
recetue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays aud holidays are
counted the same as other davs.
Evening star., 1943-08-01
Women of the Moose

Columbia Chapter met at 1900
Twentieth street NV. with the
Junior regent. Mrs. Dolores Thomp-
son, presiding. Mrs. Fannie Corrinni
was elected to membership.
Milton v. Hanson, secretary of
the Maryland and Border States As
sociation and also secretary of Co.
lumbia Lodge presented to the chap
ter check for $25, first prize, based
on the percentage of membership
ax of April 30.
Evening star., 1943-08-01
Bless their little hearts
...and keep ZEN, ,Uar,,,!

Look ahead :. and remember those adorable
little young 'uns of yours aren't immune to the
chill of the first crisp Autumn days. Kann's popu
lar Baby Shop comes to their rescue with soft COW
knltWear guaranteed to keep them warm and
cooing -. in spite of weather changes
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Automobiles for Sale
these Are ResIy
SPECIALS

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perfect uphols.sry seaisd beam
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COMPLETELY a. partially furnished
apartment OF bous<, permanent.
Granite e01s.
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LARGE 6-eOOM HOME
JUST OUTSIDE cITY-FHrk A..
dist. Living reon. dining roe<n.
cabinet Kitchen. one bedroom. ,
piece hath below, , bedrooms
above. part basement. garage
and soodeh<d. one-thlrd acre.
Variety ~ fruit tree. Eced
garden soll. n<sr bus md store.
saoeo. s5co ezsh. Sc pr M
NO. qTli AND PROCTOR
Ffvr.RN. Hou1E An On en<
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

Need helpg Place = Hap
Wanted Ad In ths Times.
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Real Estate FOR Sale
$3.50 DOWN

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HERE'S . isrrr garden tract
giooxtzol. ciezs to -. Defiance
bus me. and a new building
t20x7s1. on rear ~ this tract
which can - made lixahis ~
anyezly wAe i handy with
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Duration. ard build Year future
home On same tract after ths
war. Fun price only sese. First
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ren. NAN aass
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Evenings. Ma asa. ~ rosa
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EAST 63fd STREET
GOOD 7.room home. large iassl
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s2.ssn. terms
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

Club, which was just Sort of Man II
starting up juvenile
edition Of tho Stork.
And this time Lillian won her contract.
What band are you going to sing With"
asked her mother
Why didn't you know" replied Lillian
innocenuy Ray Benson's He's been hired
TO play at the Q O'Clock Club"
At which point We lower the curtain briefly
on the conversation.
II rises again 20 find Lillian thrilling away
happily with Mr. Benson's band a fact that
would seem TO indicate that she had not been
entirely unsuccessful in developing char
acter Of her own.
Possibly impressed by the examples of
Adelaide Moffett and Gloria Baker both Of
them society gals turned canary her mother
seems to have given way with some such
remark as:
Yes. my darling daughter. Hang Your
clothes on the hickory limb, but don't 20
near the water
In other words. she could sing but for
Mr. Benson, Mr.. Benson was stil definitely
ont as a matrimonial prospect
So Lillian sang she sang Mr. Eensons
arrangements personally worked ont just for
her. and Mr.. Benson helped stin further by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

also her sister Mary Louise and her brother
Quentin from visiting any place where Mr..
Benson and band We're likely 90 appear
Quentin. who is now lieutenant and
Mary Louise obcycd. But not Lillian the
main object OF the prohibition.
AS a matter Of fact, the latter found her
mama's injunction Of great benefit for as
long as il was in force she could keep trysts
with Ray without fear OF being observed and
possibly reported by her. brother and sister.
And then one day after discussing the
matter secretly with her musical sutton she
came TO her mother and said, in effect,
"Looht Nom, I gotta good singing voice.
l wanna take voice lessons"
Whereupon her mother, with a shrewd
CLEAN in her eye replied, Very we'll my dear,
well sec about IT,"
And she enrolled the baffled girl as a
pupil of Mime. Frances Aida, the famous
opera singer,
Ray had thought that she might make
good canary with some band preferably his
own, and here she was having 90 waste her
time from her point Of view learning arias.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

1t was too veXing for words
a stroke Of luck rescued her from this
predicamont. a New York ugh'club RI
Morocco was staging singing contest for
blueboods only. the winner % bc rewarded
with a contract TO sing az the club.
When Mrs. Wagstaff learned that M.
Benson was not operating at that particular
club and that none but Social EcEistcritcs
would be permitted 20 do the warbmg she
let Lillian enter the lists
According to the rules. whichever entrant
got the greatest volume Of applause was 10
be given the contract, subject TO the approval
Of the judges.
ON the big night Mr. Benson rounded up
everybody he knew who didn't have anything
else 10 do or who owed him money and
herded them all into Fl Morocco
Thanks TO the yeoman efforts Of this
claquc as well as 10 her own charm and
ducet tones, Lillian earned The lions share
Of the applause. But in the end shc missed
out on the contract because the Judges de-
cidcd that her voice was too highpitchcd 60
register well over The Wicrophonc
N The results were not all bad however.
Mama was SO impressed hv the near miss
that she offered mo- objections Co her d3u-h-
ter's entering similar contest at the Q O'Clock