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BETHESDA. MD

7ytar-old brick bunEa.gv. attached
s5fese. alr-conal"0ned oI hea- comDle: :
eQ..p3eq immediate possession. nca. PUB
AC Health and Cancer Research
story. SIX rooms and bath. oil hea' -
car EaTaee .ot I5uHl'., oeaUrIt. had
'cfes- WITHIN J block OF b.,s. priced "a sen
quickly a ~4.5uO.U 90. Possession ~ "a
GAYS. CLARENCE c. KEISER, Wisconsin
4 - OF " MLscons.n oNIM
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CHEVY CHASE-S14.75O.
Vdc9nt-Pprfart Condition

This magnificent scone-..d-br.ct home
consists Of very large living room with
ope, hEeD.sre. nice bl.ah, dining room.
mod r Et-chen and LARGE SIDE porch on
n" Isl f or. or the md floor there IS
master bedroom with fireplace ana prl-
t'e hover bath also " O'hcs bedrooms
aLG 2aih. Sem,hA.she9 at';C ,oat foors
ID, .aEs and down. r!led roof. bult-tn .
gar garage improved stree u.rh baaut.tu!
:, m 's its- o.e-hsf q rom bus stop
A'.', +, ? N p1're Nj. r."--. "a 1921.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1u24 Vernon. Ave. NV. DI Nl4l,
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BRIGHTWOOO

Completely de-. corner home. only . yrs.
o.c. exec. CoDd, center hall. rms
baths. insulated ana w-a.he--s;-Ipped.
9u'o oil Eea, screened porch. also sun
o7g& o. I'D trs-s3. ..res. Clio > .
H-BEDPM BUNGALOW, LARGE LIVING
T.l.. @.t,..'E.. aa.a ana a:-.~. Ca .-a--
5t,r 514 ''22 !, a hone. home IS II D.or Fa.<
ga.n q, 80. FLA financed. Cash nay
MtEt ana -e| monthly cos. Fur.tl-
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WHITELEIGH.

SOC New Hampshire ave. n.w-Vacancy
IN triple room. private shower, with .
other young ladies. college librarians: ref
erenceS exchanged: private phone, good
meals. reasonable. DU 1875.
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HARRISON-WASHBURN CO.,
go New YORK Ave Nv RE %l35
SIP TENN. AVE. NE.

Furnished bedroom and kI-rl.r sro,s
'..a ...t, :e::rlFer1,,Qr, hea'. nah ud gas, Gu;
MIS- 4o.uE, on property VII. show apart.
Hgnt. Mr. NyCr. DI tu4y. win
WM. NJ. THROCKMORTON, REAITOR
IE.V.sr uIrut bid
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BEAUTIFUL STONE HOME.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.=S17 $50.

v btuTUOmA. . Bd ms.
1st-Flo,r Bedroom and Bath
Center n II. large living. dining rooms,
screened porCh. all-tiled kitchen, rccrea-
ton room with stone fireplace, automatic
heat. summer and winter hookup; maid 5
room and bath
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ADJOINING CRESTWOOD

Detached, ccnter-entrarce pIanncd. Iarra
living room has mIrroIed fireplace. sum
room OF dining room. four bedroom. 10
ba tHs. maid room III attsc or basement
and cnmptelr bath n basement. au'o.Hs'i
Of! heat '!-car gareRc Call exclusive.
HARRY DREISEN Ma. 1112. IA 500 -
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcont.)

18th ST. NEAR STATLER HOTEL
Large residence. suitable for private or
ganization. This fine building. 25-ft.
frontage. four stories high: parking space
| for cars. THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO
Snn0 MT n
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ganization. This fine building. 25-ft
oG ears ouF Taos fifcss hsh m H nfI1Pg
1900 until pm. 3518 Conn.
NEAR CATHoLIc, UNIVERSITY.
.2-family detsched home on large lot
with fruit trees; first floor has living, room
dining room, spacious kitchen, 2 bedrooms
:, bedrooms, living room, kitchen, dining
aceye al ss BATH and porch &esr Priced
RA 80 INEz CUSHARD. DI. ss43
MT. PLEASANT SECTION,
Near nth and Kilbourne sts.--6 bedrooms
> baths oil heat, 2-car det. garage. De-
Wo 200 " nnti niStf afoS p@. a5Is 5fIslLt5ns d6hs
CLOSE TO WESTERN AVE
Bungalow with living rm, dining rm.
fitchen and 3 bedrms., full attic, 2-car
detached garage. auto. heat. Immediate
WI 5sG1. INEz CUsHARD DI ss43
ST.UO
CAPITOL HILL.
home. fun basement OIL hot-water heat.
elecirIc refrigerator. rear porch. Excellent
condition.
l515 K St. BETHEL DI 3I0O.
Overlooking Mt Vernon blvd A quality
small house The materials and equip
bedrooms. modern bath with colored tile
and fixtures, kitchen equipped with oxford
cabinets and electric refrigeration. spacious
living room with fireplace, parquet floors.
real recreaton room and wood burning
fireplace, automatic air-condilioned heat,
,ust a few minutes drive over picturesque
M. Vernon Memorial blvd. Immediate pos
session. EEITZELL, DI BOO.
CONVENIENT NORTHWEST LOCATION
SS'93o-AltractlYe row brick home 0.
six rooms and bath brick garage and three
pofches. Easily converted to a tWo-famIly
house; excellent terms. Convenient loca-
ton. MIR. QUICK. DI. 1892 or RA. 3lls
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Nm " TFPOCKNOPTO%
A-F1.- BIZ r - .'.r ~
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.

LARGE HOME
VACANT NOV. ISL.
!tH~ lN'G So nv I'll I4. S.-,g-a
70: ro2maz house, u rooms = bath. ri
1ea.. tiEe escapes. Fos..-.r 20 cougsr. 10
RALPH : HISLE
III" Y. Ave n" Ma rs.
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GAS RANGES
PIANOS

highest cash price paid for grand
tplnet, upright models; SCI our appraisal
before you sell. Write or phone
HUGO WORCH.
1ll0 G w MA 400
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

, Groom de'ached brick, in new Arlington
COUNTY sec, t11. House j. = months old
owner draft Priced, - 81 for auick
sale Subs antal cash payment required.
Appro%.ma, ,".y >4& no. pays all charges,
thitA 54-ycaI loan. + ". BERENS. INC.
Ny MeLtreL CE nnMM Rrarrr 81.
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IAKDMA PhPK

Semibunpaiow. on large corner lot, 1st
fooc tas living room, dining room, kitchen
> bedrooms and bath: md fl. has , small
rooms, shower in basement Coal or oil
heat. Srace for garden and chickens #
desired. Very reasonable price and terms
WI. 5SG,. INEZ CUSHARD DI AS4H
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LESLIE D. MEASEIL WO 5221
HAMILTON ST. NEAR 7th

real home value, Colonial brick. Il
rooms, bath. gas heat, Frlgldalre. garage.
completely Tecond.: immediate pos gcss' IN,
convenient to everything; only $3.50;
terms Gall until o pm
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM US "
Leo M Bernstein e. Co MF Sam
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PARK RD., NEAR 18th ST.
NACANT-S12 500

Br!cE, zcmI-de' aghed, IN a0od CONDITION.
> DeGr0omS- maids room IN basement. Lot
10 leet deep. 2-Car detached garage New
heating plant, summer winter hook-up
Immectate possession. Cal Nr Shacxel-
lQ'0' NA. 9@"". EVcn.Ee, and sunday,
BOSS a pEEI PS- Exc-u--raLn LIZ Z 6.
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TOWN CLUB.
lSnl Mass Ave n \
140l 18th ST. NV.

Large triple, private bath, phone; ais
double room: selected menus
THE BRITTANY,
1925 New Hampshire ave n.w-InveI
single room will be available Nov &, SCI
fine meals. switchboard
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Retailers

Continued from Page One)
fort. Further plans will be made at
the next meeting.
Maynard Richardson was chosen
chairman OF a committee to raise
retail fund, through special assess.
ment OF retailers, for the purpose
OF promotion and assistance in some
phase OF the war effort.
II was voted to schedule month
ly meetings, open to all local re-
tailers, to be the fourth Thursday
OF each month, beginning in August.
The meetings will feature discus
sions OF subjects vital TO all retail
ers. in relation TO the war with dis
cussion leaders secured through
the cooperation OF the University OF
Michigan.
In a discussion as to the sdvis'
ability Of closing stores Monday
evenings, because OF a slacNness in
trade, 1t was agreed that the stores
should remain open Monday eve.
nings. ana close Monday mornings
as usual. Deviations from these
hours will be left with the individ'
ual store owners.
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Churchill

Continued from Page One)
ing, policing and administering
will be thrown upon US, involving
the gravest expenditure OF power
and time. We must be careful not
TO get into the kind OF position
which the Germans blundered into
OF having so many countries to
hold down and administer from
day to day the entire life OF very
large population and thereby be-
come responsible under hard con-
ditions for the whole OF their up
keep and well-being.
We do not wish to tread the
path which might lead to execu-
ton squads and concentration
camps and, above all, to having to
carry on our shoulders a lot of
people who ought TO be made to
carry themselves.
1T is to the interest Of Italy
and the Allies that unconditional
surrender OF Italy should be
brought about wholesale, not peace
meal. Whether this can be &C
complished or not I cannot tell"
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Year Reviewed by
Loan Association

At a meeting OF the directors OF
the Ypsilantl Building and Loan
Association Monday at the office
of the Association, I'll ". Mich.
gan Ave, a review OF the past
years business from June 30, 1912
to June 90. 1913 showed 40 loans
made amounting to s9o,025.
A dividend at the rate Of 3 per
cent per annum was declared both
on the lnstallment mortgage and
savings shares. and at the rate
OF 5 per cent per annum on adj
vance paid stock The yearly au'
DIT showed assets OF s3ss.45t.3E
reserve s2S.7132j. undivided prof
its Sts.42257.
II. +. shaefer Is president; {. X
Lamb. vice president; T. L. Town
er. attorney william DeHaan. as
sistant attorney: T ". McAu-
drew. seeretary.treasurer; a. r.
McAndrew. assistant secretary.
treasurer: G. b. Monrmar II. 2
wilber and c. p. MeAndrew, other
directors.
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DARIUS p. sHULER

Or. and Mrs. Charles Mcintyre
have received word of the death
in Los Angeles, Cal, of Darius ?.
Shuler, 76, who passed away at his
residence there July 2. He was a
member OF the city chemists staff
there. and a member OF the Amer
lean Chemical Society. DR.. Mcln-
tyre and MIR. Shuler had been
members OF the high school grad
uating class in 1884 and had been
graduated from the University of
Michigan in 1888. Mr.. Shuler, with
his sister. Mrs. Jennie Putnam,
Manistique, had visited the Mcln-
tyres here just last June, follow
ing the death OF Mr.. Shuler's wife
in Chicago.
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Seaman Durham will be stationed
on an airplane carrier.
Mrs. A. Coleman has received
word from Pvt. Donald Weather
man. stationed at Camp Bowie,
Browman, Texas, that ne has been
transferred from the Military Po-
lice Training School TO the Signal
Corps.
Sgt LOREN s. Emerson, son of
Mr., and Mrs. Clyde Emerson, Glen
ME, Mich, is contributing much TO
the Army Air Forces battle often
sive throughout the world through
his work as an instructor at Gulf
port Field, Miss, an Army Air Fore
es Technical Training Command
school for airplane mechanics.
Thomas Abercrombie, who has
been receiving his basic training in
the Air Corps al Arkansas Uniyer-
sity, has wired his wife. that he has
been transferred to San Antonio,
Texas.
Robert Abercrombie, who has
been out on training on a battle.
ship. telephoned his mother sunday
evening that he is back in Nor
folk, Va.
Seaman First Class Lawrence
Terrell has returned 10 Brooklyn,
n. Y, after having spent 10 days
here with his mother, Mrs. Fred
Vickery, Maple ST.
Pvt. Eldorse Hubbard Is visiting
his wife and daughter at the home
OF his sister, Mrs. Robert Gay, 1S y.
Summit St. He is stationed with
the United States Army, at Fort
John Gusts, Va. Sunday Pvt. Hub
baras parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hubbard, honored him with a fam
lily dinner at their home.
Capt. z. ". Mercer, stationed
here with the Air Corps, will leave
this week for California post
where he has been transferred.
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War

Continued from Page one)
of American and Australian ground
forces driving toward the Jap base
at Salamaua. salsmaua itself
was pounded by other heavy bonn
bers which plastered the airport
and other installations with II
tons OF explosives. Later. Allied
fighter planes battled 80 to 80
zeros over salamaua. Eleven OF
the Jap planes were shot down and
five others probably destroyed,
against an Allied loss OF only one
plane.
No confiratlon
There was no confirmation In
Washington of Berlin report that
American bombers had again
struck at Jap-held Wake Island in
MidPacific.
Moscow said Red Army forces
closing in on Orel from three sides
had advanced on the suburbs OF
the city, vital Nazi operational
base 200 miles south OF Moscow.
The Russians were reported push
ing along three railroad lines, two
highways and two river valleys
leading to Orel. The biggest ad-
vance was reported from the south,
along the Kursk- Orel railroad,
where the Soviets were said TO
be only IS miles from the German
base.
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Deaths
OSCAR q. ANDREWS

Oscar B. Andrews, IS, passed
away at his home, As n. Huron ST.
Monday evening. Born in Deerfield,
Mich, he was the son of William
and Lucy Bliss Andrews. He had
lived in Ypsilanti for the past As
years, and for the last u years had
been employed by the George L..
Ennen Company.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lucy
Andrews, two sons, Walter E., sta
toned at an Army Air Base, SYRIA
cuse. n. Y, and Glenn z. Andrews,
Ypsilanti; two daughters. Mrs.
Oren Throop, Ypsilanti, and Mrs.
Walter Royal Milan; a brother,
Charles Andrews. Jackson, several
nleces and nephews. and eight
grandchildren.
Services will be Thursday at 2
D m. at the stevens and Bush Flu
neral Home here, with the Rev. X.
C. Morell. and the Rev. j. A. Morn
ingstar officiating Burial will be IN
Alban Cemetery.
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Mrs. Clark Surprised
at Birthday Party

Leonard Clark held a surprise
party IN honor of his wife's birth
day Friday, July %, at their resi-.
dence, 209 Lincoln St. Those pres
eut were George D. RAIDER. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Miles Latin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wardel Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Null and family, Mr. and Mrs.
MILFORD Turner and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Clark and daugh.
ter Constance, Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
Hepner, Mable RAIDER and Edward
Livingston.
Music was furnished by Robert
and William Peski. Ann Arbor.
Light refreshments were served
including beautiful birthday cake
baked by Mrs. Hepner.
Mrs. Clark received many beauti.
full gifts.
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WHAT COULD HE HOLD:

When your partner has doubled
the opponents contract, and it is
apparent that the outcome is 60
ing to be very close, it is up to you
to figure out the best you can just
what he had as a basis for his
double. Doing that may show you
how to play your cards on the de-
Tense in order to help him take the
tricks he has expected To do this.
II is advisable to put yourself In
his place" and reckon what would
have caused you TO do what he has
already done.
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Hornbecks Announcinq
Marriage Of Daughter

Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Horubeck, S23
f. Michigan Ave, are announcing
the marriage OF their daughter,
Elizabeth, to Staff Sgt. Paul o.
Hamilton, son OF Mrs. Eva Hamil.
ton, Bay City, sunday at the Meth
odist Church in Lansing
Sgt. and Mrs. Hamilton will re
side IN Panama city, Fla, near
Tyndall Field. Fla. where Sgt
Hamilton is stationed in the mill.
tary police division OF the Army
Air Corps.
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Eiqhteen Added TO
Membership of Club

Members Of the Oak Camp No.
1883 OF the Royal Neighbors at a
regular meeting Monday evening
found they have gained IS new
members since December 81. The
audit report was read by Mrs. Jen.
ME Kirk.
The new password was given
Mrs Fred Easing was appointed
assistant marshal.
A resolutions committee was ap-
pointed by the oracle. They are
Mrs. Edward Grannis and Mrs
Clara Bradley.
Mrs. -yele Grub was appointed
chairman OF managers and Mrs.
Eva Squires was made color bearer
by the oracle, Mrs. Vincent Cele-
breeze.
Russell Jaqua. Grand Rapids.
spent Sunday with Ypsllanti rela-
tiyes.
Miss Barbara Newcomb, New
York, Is visiting old friends IN
Ypsilanti and Detroit.
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CHILD REScUEp

Kalamazoo, Mich, July RAP
Ellen Vandernold. 2. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartele Vandernold,
2l20 Z. Main St.. was rescued from
drowning Monday after she had
fallen into Crooked Lake in Texas
Township. where she had been wad-
ing In shallow water. Missing her,
the child's mother waded into the
lake and brought her TO shore un.
conscious. Firemen revived the
child with an inhalator.
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Sentence Imposed

Sentence Imposed
Probation for five years, a fine OF
$50 and costs OF $50 was the sen
tence imposed in circuit court on
r Collins, Willow Court. who on
July IS, together with a 16-year.old,
youth, took groceries from an East
Michigan Ave. grocery without pay
ing for the supplies or surrenderinE
federal food ration stamps for
them. The case OF the 16-year-old
youth IS pending in probate court.
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calendar Of Social Events
TODAY


Loyal Lodge number Honor Lukes Church
House. business meeting
Club Honor business meeting picnic
home Miss Belle Ross
and A. NJ. Entered Apprentice
80, Masonic Temple lodge
Capsule Club o'clock Alfred Morris
Loyal Moose O'Clock. Moose Hall
Lawn the Auxiliary Post Veterans
o Grubb River Blvd at s. 30 D m
WEDNESDAY
Ypsianti number American
installation 0 officers. American Legion home
Circle OF Baptist Womens Union o'clock Charles
Wilson
o Moose o'clock Moose Hal
lpsanu Aee Fatena Order Of Eagles O'Clock, 81
Red surgical dressings WEIGH o'clock
and Luke's Church House $50 TO 4 O'Clock
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Births

Daughter To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Robinson, 429 s. Adams St. at
Boyer Hospital, July IS, weight
seven pounds, 13 ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Reeves, Carleton, Mich. at
Boyer Hospital, July 70, weight
Fine pounds two ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Husbed. 81 Photo St, at Boyer Hos
p!tal, July rs, weight eight pounds
six ounces.
Daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. ROD
ert Sasser. WHITAKER. at Boyer
Hospital, July rs. weight six pounds
eight ounces.
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car Recovered

City Utility Manager Carl Greim
reported to police Monday night
the disappearance Of his 1888 auto
mobile from the place where It was
parked back OF the city gas office
on Pearl ST. A short while later. he
found the car parked on y. Huron
St, and informed police it had been
found. He believes It may have
been driven extensively after being
taken by unknown persons from its
place The car was not otherwise
the worse for wear apparently.
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Attend Service

Ypsilanu residents who attended
the funeral OF Henry Murphy, Los
Angeles, Cal, at the Unit Funeral
Home, Wayne, Monday were Mrs.
W. F. Waidner, Mrs. Ralph Mat
thews. DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Garrett
Mrs. II. A. Bisbee, Mr.. aud Mrs.
c. P. Steimle, Mrs. ]. P. Kirk, Mrs.
]. NJ. Brown, Mrs. Nettie Warner
and family, Miss Stella Horner,
Mrs. Bertha Stitt and Miss Hazel
Stitt.
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Mss LEAN MARGARET SLATER


Miss Jean Margaret Slater, who
had lived in Ypsilanti until about
year and a half ago. passed
away Monday evening in Proyi-
dence Hospital, Detroit, of heart
ailment. She was born Sept. 10,
1927. in Detroit, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Slater. Short
ly after that she moved TO Ypsilan-
Ii with her family, and here at
tended St. Johns and Roosevelt
schools. Her father passed away
in 1882.
Surviving are her mother, Mrs.
Alice Grignon, Detroit, her grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Paulson, and
an aunt Mrs. Irene Bassett, both
Of Ypsilanti. Services will be
Thursday morning at o'clock in
st. Dayid's Catholic Church, and
interment will be In Sepulchre
Cemetery.
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Serving

Mrs. Glen Durham, the former
Ruth Fleuelling, with her mother
in-law, Mrs. Harry Durham, is Wis.
iting her husband, Seaman Second
Class Glen Durham, at Norman,
Okla, where Seaman Durham 10
attending aviation gunnery school
Upon completion OF his course,
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Mrs, Clair Simons spent Sunday
with her husband, who is In train
ing at Navy Pier, Chicago.
Mrs. Laura Weter left this morn.
ing for Bedding where she will be
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Merton
Smith for a few days.
Mrs. Sarah Bridges, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Mcdonald and daughter
Joyce have returned from a stay
at Big Silver Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ealy spent
the week end with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ealy, at Deer
field Mich.
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LIEUT.. ROBERT SMITH ALLEN

The body OF Lieut.. Robert Smith
Allen arrived at the Geer Funeral
Home this morning Friends may
call to pay their respects until
the time OF the funeral, Wednes-
day afternoon at . o'clock.
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YpsiIdnf Briefs
Reappolnted

Joseph H. Thompson has been
reappointed to the Mackinac Island
state Park Com1ission 1t has been
announced by the executive office
at Lansing. Mr.. Thompsons ap.
pointment, by Gov. Harry F. Kelly,
will make him a member OF the
board for another six.year term.
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In The Sick Room

Miss Alice Roscoe who was n
surgery patient at st. Joseph Mer-.
cy Hospital. Ann Arbor, last week,
is reported recovering satisfactor-
lily.
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Fine Points in Bridge
By SHEPARD BARCLAY

now INDUCED in some very hay
wire thinking Since the 2 which
South played on the club A could
not possibly be the top Of double
ton, and was not likely to be the
bottom Of three, 1t must be sin
gleton."
So North returned his club 8.
the Q winning. and the contract
was made. East led the spade 0.
let il run when South played low.
and then the 10. The ] and Q COW
cred this, the A and K settled
South's other trumps, and East
had the rest Of the tricks solidly.
II North, after his second heart
trick, had reckoned that South
surely had at least four trumps TO
the J. for his bad double. and also
must have one Of the intermedi-
ates higher than the s in dummy.
he should have returned a third
heart. South's s would have forced
the @, and there would then have
been no way to keep his J from
taking the setting trick.
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Alarmed BY ProMIer

NTdT TTTtU " IT WITT
A colored man standing by tree
near her residence alarmed Miss
Mary Nelson. 313 s, Huron St,
about 3 O'Clock this morning. She
hurried past him and went to her
room. Soon afterward, the man
tried the screen to her room, she
reported to police. and she
screamed in alarm The man fled.
Police were notified a few minutes
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That was bidding them high,
wide and handsome" especially
south's thin double and Vests re-
double. But the one whose action
really decided the issue was
North. in the play Of the hand.
South opened the heart s, which
North won with the K. He laid
down the a and then, lust to see
what South would play" scored
with his club A It was still not
too late 70 SCI The contract, but he
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-27
Jimmie Hunts Studios

announces the addition Of a new department of the
dance to their already varied field.
Authentic
Hawaiian Hula Dances under the capable direction Of
TAM Boyle
Learn the beautiful dances of the Hawaiian Islands,
the expressive hand movements unfolding a lovely
story for you you learn the soft swaying, grace
full dances to the romantic rhythm of the isles Class
private instructions. Reasonable rates
10 w. Michigan Ave. Phone 724
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-27
Bed Stolen

Bed Stolen
Miss Isabelle Mitchell, 492 First
Ave. reported to police the THEFT
by persons unknown OF a walnut
bed and bed clothing from her liV-
ing quarters Sunday night during
her absence.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-27
AttendanceIow

There will be no surgical dress
ings made at Welch Hall on Thurs.
days until further notice on account
Of lack of attendance. Wednesdays
dressings will be made as usual.