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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-08
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Ypsilan Chapter order
meeting $780, followed by dancing and refreshments Masonic
Temple: for members their friends
Forum Club dinner meeting $780, St. Lukes Church House, Dr.
F. F. Westfall host.
City number Knights Pythias
Hall.
Girl Scout Council o'clock $780, lunch, coffee
will be served; Ypslant High School lunch
United Spanish War Veterans o'clock GAR. Hall
Ypsiant Chosers OF Ypsant High School, o'clock music
Ypsianti Lodge number 54S LOOT, o'clock. P Hall
Ladies' Auxiliary to Canton number LOOF, o'clock Odd
Fellow Hall. Ann Arbor.
Royal Neghbors Oak Camp number will omit meeting
Official Board, p m, First Methodist Church.
Mothers OF Men In Service will the Red Welch
Hall and ST. Lukes Church House.
TUESDAY
Methodist Youth Fellowship, p
Phoenix Lodge number and A. regular
1880, Masonic Temple lodge
Executive meeting Degree Of Honor 40 with Miss Belle
jolly Mixers Club. o'clock o
Girl Scouts troop five Roosevelt troop o'clock.
House; troop u. 315 st. John It, o'clock, Harriet
Brownies 3:45, Prospect
Girl Scout Leaders Training McKenny
Red Cross sewing and knitting five
Motherngers Chorus OF city schools 45 Ypsant High
music
Wolverine Palace Princes Syracuse o'clock Knights Of
Pythias Hall business meeting
Baptist tea at Starkweather $50 o'clock
c. Feer New York City, secretary the
the North Baptist Convention
Home Association Mrs. George Kenny
Auxiliary Veterans Foreign
in Veterans Hall Initiation of eight candidates.
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War

CONTINUED from Page One,
Nazis, has been evacuated. Ber-
lin claimed that Gzhatsk was eva
cuated voluntarily by the German
defenders, but Moscow revealed
that it took six and a half hours OF
fierce battle to seize the city.
To the northwest, where Mar.
shall Semyon Timoshenko's troops
are driving on Staraya Russo, in
the Lake linen Sector, a strongly
fortified Nazi position fell before
the determined Soviet advance that
left behind hundreds OF enemy
dead on the battlefield.
On the southern front, other Rus
sian columns seemed aiming at
enlightenment of the Nazi base OF
Orel by driving west from Sevsk.
Roughly 20 miles from the Bryansk-
Kiev Railway, the Soviets wiped
out 1000 enemy troops in their ad-
vance toward the vital rail link.
A dispatch to the Stockholm
newspaper Tidnigen said that nine
German infantry divisions-rough-
ly $4,000 troops and three tank d.
visions had been transferred to
the Russian front from the west
to stabilize the situation"
Possess Sky Lanes
In the South and Southwest PACT
fc, American airmen held undis-
puted possession OF the sky lanes.
From Munda in the Solomons TO
the Netherlands Indies miles to the
west, American bombers battered
Japanese airdromes and bases. The
big enemy base at Munda received
its S5th blasting OF the war. Navy
communique said. while Gen. Mac
Arthur's headquarters announced
a Gripping raid on Toeal, in the
Kali Islands.
Germany and the German-held
continent appeared 10 have had a
rest for the second night in a
row. No reports had been receiv-
ed this morning indicating ny Raj
raids and It was presumed inclem-
ent weather once again had pre-
vented any large-scale Allied air
assault.
Three German bombers out OF q
small force that attempted to reach
London last night we're battered
out OF the skies. The night sortie
followed an afternoon attack by
Is Focke-Wulf 100 divebombers on
a southeast coastal town.
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Normal Finishes
in Sixth Place

Normal College finished in sixth
place Saturday at the intercollegi-
ate track and field meet at Mlchi-
gan State College at East Lansing.
Notre Dame took the meet with
64h pc'It-.
Normal placed fourth in the two
mile relay when Harold Leverette
did the distance in 1918 Al Prin-
gel took a fourth for Normal in
the mile and Harold Carpenter was
nosed out of second place at the
tape in the half mile. He finished
third. Normal finished in fifth
position in the mile relay.
Pringel, Carpenter and Leveret
have shown steady improvement,
the East Lansing meet being the
best showing OF their athletic ca
reers. Thursday tryouts will be
held for the Illinois Tech relays
to be held in Chicago March 10.
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Births

Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Sutton. 500 Martin Pl., at Boyer
Hospital. Mar. s, weight 8 pounds,
l0h ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. La
Verne Pearson. 211 n. washington
ST.. at Boyer Hospital. Mar. s.
weight six pounds, Al ounces.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Thick. Belleville, Mar. 4, at Boyer
Hospital, weight six pounds, Is
ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Peterson, Ann Arbor. at Boyer Hos
pital, Mar. 7. weight six pounds PA
ounces.
Son: To Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kos
ley, n. Summit St, at Boyer Hos
pital. Mar. I. weight seven pounds,
10 ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. For
est Rowland, New Boston, at Boyer
Hospital, Mar. 7. Weight six pounds
l4l5 ounces.
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Reception Given
For Mrs. Jerome

A reception to welcome a recent
bride. Mrs. George P. Jerome, to
this community, was given at the
home OF Rev. and Mrs. William R.
Shaw Sunday evening, with assist
ing hostesses, Mesdames Raymon
Bair, Gordon Speer and Harvey
Colburn. Rev. and Mrs. Jerome ar
rived here Wednesday from their
honeymoon and are now at home at
2032 Textile Rd. Seventeen guests
were present at the reception,
among whom were Rev. Warren Z.
Jackson, the new chaplain OF the
government dormitories, who is the
representative OF the Michigan
Council OF Churches, in the East
Npsilanti area. and Chaplain and
Mrs. Paul f. Sampson Of the Air
Corps, stationed at the Bomber
Plant.
Another reception combined with
shower. honoring Rev. and Mrs.
Jerome, was given Sunday after
noon at the Jacksonville School,
where Sunday School and evening
services are held by Rev. Jerome.
There were many present to well
come them and the shower consist
ed OF a large number OF very at.
tractive gifts.
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Sandersons Observe
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sanderson
celebrated their 25th wedding an.
niyersary Saturday night with two
delightful occasions arranged by
their daughter Mrs. Margaret Wool.
sey and son Harold Bennett San.
derson. A dinner at 6 O'Clock AZ
the Sanderson home was followed
by large party at odd Fellow
Hall
The dining table for the dinner
was in white and silver. The nut
baskets, fayors and even the crystal
and dishes we're decorated with sill.
Yer. The only touch of color was a
beautiful low centerpiece OF pink
and white sweet peas.
Guests at dinner We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanderson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Theron VANITY, Augusta Township,
the bridal party of % years ago,
and Mrs. Sanderson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Bennett, Mrs. San.
derson's sister and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Adams, Augusta.
township, nephew Richard O'Brlen.
Milan. Mr.. Sanderson's mother. Mrs.
Ada Sanaderson, and his brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. San
derson and son Robert, Ypsilanti.
AT the party in the hall. Miss
Gertrude Wales and Glenn Wales
provided music for dancing through.
out the evening. A delightful inter.
lude was when Mrs. Sanderson. as
sisted by Mrs. VANITY and Mrs.
Woolsey, opened the many beautiful
gifts OF silver and crystal and
placed them on a lace covered ia
BILE. Personal thanks were expressed
TO the givers.
AT the close OF the evening the
guests were served ice, dainty
home made cookies and coffee from
a long table, covered in white and
decorated with flowers and lighted
silver tapers In crystal holders.
Coffee services at each end Of the
table were presided over by Mrs.
Leroy Thayer and Miss Cora
Roehm. Assistants were Mrs. Rob
ert Thumm and Miss Lois Meyers.
Guests were present from Milan,
Detroit, Augusta and Ypsilanti.
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The marriage Of Miss susan Alice
Hubbard, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurlow II. Hubbard. to Harvey
Carl Esch, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmon c. Esch. Plymouth, took
place Saturday night Al O'Clock
in st. Paul Lutheran Church, 1.-Two
MIA Township, with Rev. Theodore
Sauer the officiating pastor.
Very lovely and appropriate ml:'
sic was arranged by Miss Betty
Fenker. There was an luterlude, 81
Love You Truly" followed by the
Lohengrin wedding march by Was
ner. The occasional was Mendels-
sohn's wedding march.
Mr.. Hubbard gave his daughter
in marriage. Herman Esch assisted
the groom, his brother, as best man.
The bride was becomingly
gowned in a light blue suit With
dark navy blue accessories. A navy
blue hat with a dark blue veil and
a corsage OF garden!as completed
the brides costume. The groom was
in uniform. Mrs. Jay Hubbard
sister-in-law Of the bride was
bridesmaid and wore tweed suit
OF brown, light tan accessories and
a corsage OF pink roses. The mothe"
of the bride was in cerise with
yellow iris cOrsage. The groom's
mother wore brown with a yellow
iris corssge. All the men in the
wedding party had carnat!on bou-
tonuieres.
While the wedding party was
limited to the wedding guests, there
were 80 at the reception which took
place afterwards at the Hubbard
home. 40 <. Forest Ave. Mrs. Don
aid Block. this city, Mrs. Gertrude
Muir. Dexter. Mrs. Dale Demick,
this city. and Mrs. Hubert Wallace,
Plymouth. assisted with the recep-
ton. The four.tiered white wedding
cake with a soldier boy and bride
on the top was served with Ice
cream. sandwiches and cake.
The groom gave a gold heart
shaped locket to his bride, and her
gift TO the bridesmaid was a string
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Our Boys

Mrs. Walter Evans and daughter.
Mrs. James Schill, returned Sunday
from Chicago, where they visited
Mrs. Evans son Jack. who is sta
toned at the Army Air Force Tech
nical Training College. They we're
gone four days. Private w. A.
Horner, who is stationed at Camp
Claiborne, La, 4l1th Inf (Band),
writes home that he rises early,
AGO in the morning for the few
weeks that the band plays reveille.
Sergt. Kenneth Gillette, stationed
at Gilroy. Cal, arrived here Satur-
day night to spend his II day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Gillette.
Sergt. and Mrs. LOREN Emerson,
Biloxi, Miss. are spending Mr.. EN-
erson's II day furlough with Mrs.
Emerson's mother, Mrs. Vera
Brown and sister, Miss Ruth
Brown. At Glennie, Mich, they
will visit Mr.. Emerson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Emerson.
Corp. Bernard Harrington left
Saturday night for Fort Travis,
Texas, after spending a l5.day fur.
Tough with his wife and little son
Melvin.
Ford Brainard left Saturday after.
noon for San Diego. Cal. where he
will be stationed at the Marine
base. His wife entertained for him
Friday evening at their home on
$. Washington st. The Brainards
| spent a week at Alma with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Brainard, parents OF
/ Ford
Pvt Don Bailey, who has recently
been assigned TO electrical engin-
eering in the Army Air Corps, has
been home on emergency furlough
because OF the death OF his grand
mother. He has been stationed for
the past month at Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo.
Lieut. Carl Kilian, who was grad.
uated last week from Officers Train
ing School. Fort Sill. Okla. is
/ spending a 1j-day furlough at his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sayinski,
$3.50 futile Hill Rd.. said today the
news dispatch published here Fri
day regarding the safety and activ.
ity OF their daughter Veronica, was
the first they had heard from her
recently. They received a letter
from her today dated Feb. q from
somewhere in North Africa. She
Is a nurse attached to the air evac-
uation hospital unit In North Africa.
Pvt. William McCandless was
home from Fort Custer for the
week end.
Pvt. Clarence Mclaughlin has
been transferred from Pomona,
Calf, to the airfield at san Anto-
MO, Tex, his aunt, Mrs. Emil
PARE. reports today. He worked
formerly at the Ford Bomber Plant
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Foremen to Hear
Manpower Talk

Montague A. Clark, Michigan di-
rector of War Manpower Commits
sion will be the guest speaker at
the Foreman's Club meeting at
the Congregational Church at 7
p. m. Thursday night. He will talk
on manpower problems.
Miss Joan Rose will entertain
with singing and accordion play
ing. taking the part OF a wandering
minstrel during the suppertime
George Becker. Michigan Ladder
Company. will direct mass singing
and A. F. Nissly. chairman OF the
Industrial Affairs Committee of
the Board of Commerce will be
chairman OF the meeting.
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ARTHUR 1. PARSONS

Arthur L. Parsons. SO, was buried
in the Clinton Cemetery Sunday af-
ternoon. He was born between Sa.
line and Clinton and died Friday
at the home OF Mrs. Frank Parsons,
Stony Creek. Ralph l.. Parsons,
427 Perrin St. is one OF al
surviving nieces and nephews.
Rev. ]. Priest, Congregational
minister, Clinton, offlciated at the
burial. Dwight Hall Mortuary,
Clinton, had charge Of funeral ar
rangements.
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CHARLES WILSON

Charles Wilson, who died at
his home early Saturday morning.
after an illness of two years, was
born Sept. IA. 1884 in Milan. the
son OF Edward and Melinda VIII
son. He had lived in Ypsilanti for
the past 25 years and was a mem
her OF The Church OF God in
Christ. Survivors are his widow,
Alice. one son Charles H., and a
granddaughter. Ida Mae; three
brothers. James, Fred and William,
all Ypsilanti; two sisters, Mrs,
Ruth Gordon, Lansing, and Mrs.
Emma Robertson. New Castle, Pa.
Friends may call at the Lucille
Richardson Funeral Home.
Funeral services will be Tuesday
at 2 o'clock. from the Church OF
God in Christ. Hawkins St, with
Elder w. A. Anderson officiating.
and burial will be in Stony Creek
Cemetery.
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PHOENIX LODGE
CONFERS DEGREES

By special permission from
Grand Lodge, Phoenix Lodge num-
Der 10, F. and A. NJ. conferred the
Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft
and Master Mason degrees on one
candidate at special communica.
ton, Saturday evening in the Ma.
sonic Temple lodge room. There
was a large attendance Of mem
bers.
Past Masters Hugh Dinsdale and
Charles X. Bohn and Worshipful
Master Forrest L. Doerr presided
In the East. The lectures we're CIV
en- by Past Masters Dlnsdale and
Howard Trotter.
The regular communication OF
Phoenix Lodge will take place Tues
day evening.
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IT IS NOT AUTOMATIC

GIVING a high-low signal,
whenever you hold a doubleton Of
the suit in which your partner has
led the king from ace-king.
against a trump contract. is by no
means automatic. In fact. It can
be the very worst possible thing
to do in some situations. One OF
these Is when you hold a natural
trump trick anyway. and In some
other suit possess an honor which
cannot take trick unless II is es-
tablished by an early lead. In such
a case, your desire should be to
discourage a repeat Of the suit
originally opened. and so you
should put a low card on the first
trick
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TO OPEN AIRPORT

. Hillsdale, Mich, Mar. s-Efforts
to open the Hillsdale City Airport
under the Civil Aeronautics Author.
ity were advanced as local business
and industrial men seeking to meet
rush requirements OF Hillsdale war
plants met with Lieut.. Frank Ais
pach OF Angola, Ind, Civilian Air
Patrol fllght commander.
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BODY lDENTlElEp

lonia, Mich, Mar. Sunday Tho
mas J. Finan, Detroit. identified
the body OF a farm worker, found
frozen in the sn INV beside railroad
track. as that Of his father, Thomas
Joseph Finan, 81 years old, whom
he has not seen for seven years.
The father was believed to have
been struck and killed by a freight
train.
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MAKING UNITS

Detroit, Mar. S-UP-The Hud-
son Motor Car Co. revealed today
with permission OF the War Depart
ment that it is manufacturing sus-
pension units for the Ms tank
with machinery formerly used to
produce automobiles. President
A. f. Barit reported that tanks
bearing Hudson-built parts already
have met the enemy in North
Africa and on other fronts.
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In The Sick Room

John C. Squires. who has been
in st. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Ann
Arhor. the last four weeks and who
was operated on last week, is re.
covering nicely.
Mrs. Phillip white, who has been
seriously Ill for some time. is some
what improved. Her daughter, Mrs
Harold Gooding. came from Chicago
at the week end 10 visit her.
e
Mrs. Sarah Bridges has been
seriously i'll for ten days with blood
poisoning but Is slightly better.
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esday

Tuesday
NBC-9:00 a. m.-Everything
Goes;
1:15 D. m.-Music For EveryoneI
6:00-Music by Shrednik.
S-3:15-Forum you and YouY
White Collar Job;
4:15-Green Valley U.S.A.;
6:3O-John B. Kennedy.
BL-12:30-Farm and Home Pro-
gram;
2:30-Victory half hour;
4:00-Club Matinee.
MBS-11:3O a. m.-Yankee House
Party;
230 p. m.-Mutual Goes Call.
ing:
$50 Bridgeport Ensemble.
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YOUNG MOTHER DIES

Ludington, Mich, Mar. S-Twen-
ty-threeyear-old Mrs. Adam b.
Erickson, Muskegon, mother Of
three children, died Sunday in Paul.
ina Stearns Hospital from injuries
suffered In an automobile accident
six miles north OF Scottville on US.
81. Her husband, Forest. who was
driving the Erickson car. and Wal
ter F. Metzger OF Frankfort, the
other driver involved. we're serious
ly injured. Poor visibility because
OF snow was blamed for the COLI
sion.
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Deaths
MAS. ADA IONA WILkIN


Final rites will be conducted in
Plymouth. Schrader Funeral Home,
Tuesday afternoon at 1880 for Mrs.
Iona Wilkin. mother OF Mrs. Ruth
Thompson. this city. Rites will be
conducted by Rev. T. Leonard Sand
ers, Plymouth Methodist Church,
and burial will be in Michigan Me-
mortal Park. Flat Rock.
Mrs. Wilkin was born Sept. II.
1881, in Watakoneta. o.
She is survived by her husband,
Byron, three daughters, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Viola Duthroo,
Plymouth. and Miss Imoa Wilkin.
Plymouth. add four sons, Francis.
Onstead. Columbus, Byron and Cliff
ford. Plymouth; ~ grandchildren,
two brothers and two listers.
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Fine Points in Bridqe
BY sHETARo BARCLAY

turn by East which would enable
his side to score the setting trick:
OF course not. Neither could he.
The club 10 was selected as q
choice among evils, but II really
made no difference. With East's
trumps cut down to three by that
ruff Of a spade. the declarer was
able to drop the hostile ones In
three rounds, discard a diamond
on the spade Q, and so make his
contract.
II East had seen the necessity
on an early diamond lead. In order
to get trick with his K. and that
a spade run would not produce q
trick which could not Be made
anyway as a regular trump trick,
he would have played low on the
lead. West then could easily see
that the most desirable switch was
to diamond. II he had done that
to the second trick. the defense
would have beaten the contract
with two tricks in spades. one In
hearts and one in diamonds.
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Confesses Theft

A 12-year-old youth who cleared
snow from the walks in front OF the
home OF Mrs. Fred w. Walton. ad-
mitted to police Saturday that he
had taken Mrs. Walton's purse con.
tanning $22.l0 from her home while
she was absent from the room get
ting small change to pay him. AZ
first, he denied taking the purse
and later confessed. He was re-
leased To his mother after a warn
ing from police.
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Presented Medal

Charles Leyerett. Ypsilantl senior
in Michigan State College, was pre-
sented with a gold medal for his
service in the Dairy Products judg-
ing team. at the Agricultural De-
partment's honors achievement ban
duet.
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Attend Meetlnu

Shoe dealers from Ypsilanti at
tended a meeting at IL a. m. today
with OPA representatives at the
court house. Ann Arbor, to check
regulations on the shoe rationins
order from Washington. The meet.
ing Is in progress during the day.
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EntertaIna at Dinner

Mrs. Ivele Grub entertained at
dinner, Friday evening, in honor OF
John Atkinson, son OF Mrs. Helen
Atkinson, who left Saturday for
Fort Custer. Later in the evening
Donald Mars gave theater party
for the dinner group for Mr.. Atkin-
son and Robert Mars, who also
went 10 Fort Custer, Saturday.
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Plans New Collection

E. r. Schill, county salvage COM
mittee, said today that the tin can
drive was so successful in Ypsilanti
and vicinity that an early date for
another pickup will be announced.
He says other salvage items VIII
be stressed. especially fats.
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YpsiLdnf Briefs
Accessories Stolen

William Swihart, 5 Oakwood
Ave-, reported to police Sunday af.
ternoon the larceny OF two fender
skirts and two chrome hub caps
from his coach parked in the 1000
block Of w. Cross ST. Elwyn Crom-
we'll, 7l2 Washtenaw Ave, reported
Sunday that some time during the
night Saturday a fender skirt was
stolen from his coach parked In
front OF his home.
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MRS. HARRY MOORE

Albert y. Burd received word
Saturday that his sister, Mrs. Harry
Moore. 65, Celina. O.. had passed
on. She is survived by her husband,
Mrs. Moore has often visited rela.
tives in Ypsilanti.
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Harvey Carl Esch Maries
Miss Susan Alice Hubbard

OF iridescent beads. The best man
received a silver watch chain from
the groom.
Guests were from Dexter. Ann
Arbor. Plymouth. Ypsilantl, Belle
vile, and Willis.
Both Pvt. Esch and his bride at
tended high school, Mrs. Esch In
Ypsilanti and Pvt. Esch in Plym-
outh. Mrs. Esch will continue her
work in Ford Bomber Plant until
her husband comes home. She will
make her home with her parents.
Pvt. Esch is in the u. S. Army
in Camp Maxey, Texas. He will
leave for camp wednesday.
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More M Pa

Police Chief Dan r. L. Patch
praised military authorities in near.
by detachments today when he said
that they responded quickly TO his
request for more military police
supervision In the city. He says
competent military police were
promptly placed in the city and
that conditions have improved.
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Prisoner

Corporal Donald F. Bevier. 517
Linden St. Ann Arbor, is listed in .
War Department announcement to-
day as being prisoner Of war held
by the Japanese in the Philippine
Islands. He was one OF the 1882
prisoners OF war listed by the War
Department.
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Sandra Eileen Eddv

Sandra Eileen is the name Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Eddy chose for
their daughter born last week.
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Attends Shower

Mrs. la sutton was in INLAY
City Saturday to attend a linen
shower for her daughter. Mrs. Har-
old 5. Vartanian. a recent bride.
Mrs. Max Baird, Marjorie Arnet
and Virginia Orr we're hostesses to
teachers and friends at the home
OF Mrs. Baird Mrs. Nartanian found
her gifts by means Of clever wea-
Their forecasting chart. so arranged
because her husband is in the
weather forecasting division Of the
Air Corps.
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Baptized

Nancy Jean Wiede1hoft. 714
Railroad Ave, was baptized by
Rev. Walter b. Heyler at the Meth.
odist Church here Sunday.