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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-29

WILMINGTON, Del.-UP-Fines
totaling $4,000 were secured Tues.
day by jewelry, stock certificates,
and life insurance policies depos-
tied by President Hugh B. Mon.
jar and other national mantle club
officials pending appeals from
mail fraud and conspiracy convic-
lions.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-29
NEW RUSSIAN COURSE

ITHACA, y. Y.-UP-The first
course on Russian civilization ever
given in any American college has
begun at Cornell University, with
professors from Russia and Great
Britain augmenting the local facul-
ty. II lasts for IS weeks.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

East won the club trick, but had no
other trump to lead. When East
led diamond, South won with the
ace and led the queen Of spades,
West covered and dummy trumped.
Souths diamond was now discarded
on the club queen, after which South
ruffed diamond to enter his hand,
drew the last trump and had the
remaining tricks.
Yesterday you were Howard
Schenken's partner and, with neither
side vulnerable, you dealt and held:
A A 10
y AQ5
0 AQJ53
= ACT
The bidding:
You Lightner Schenken Jacoby
INT Pass 3NT Pass
CD
Answer-Pass. This decision should
call for no thought at all; it should
be automatic. Your partner may
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Not This

have raised you to game on the
barest sort of hand. If you bid past
the three-no-trump mark, you may
even 60 down at four and lose the
game your partner strained so to
reach.
Score 100 per cent for pass.
Question No. I,49s.
Today you are Theodore Lightner's
partner and. with both sides vulner-
able, you hold
4 7642
y 1854
0 j 53
4 Q
The bidding:
Jacoby Lightner Schenken You
10 Dbl. Redbl CD
What do you bids (Answer to-
morrow
tReleased BY the Bell Syndicate. IncJ
Evening star., 1943-09-24

WhAl, 9:o0-Gsne Busisrs: Case Of the
Gas Light Murders" In New York.
WT0P, 9:00-pIayhouss: John Garfield In
The Fallen Sparrow"
WINK, 905-symphony Hour: Recorded mu.
sic Of Debussy including iberia and After
noon Of q Faun."
WhAL, 9;30-Spoilighi Band: Teddy poweIl's,
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Store Gives NyIon Hose
To Buyers of Bonds
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
ST. LOUIS.-Forty EIGHT pairs OF
hard-to-get nylon hosiery were given
away in a little more than an hour
today by women's shoe store as
bait for the sale of $4,000 in War
bonds.
The nylons went free to each per-
son who bought 81 900 bond at the
store, The hose were limited one
pair to a customer.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

ON the AIR TODAY.
Star Flashes: Latest news, WkAl al $50 am.
daily.
WRt, s:o0-BIasks Orchestra: Medley Of
Jerome Kern hits.
WhAL, S,30-Mesi Your Navy: Marqo Of
the movies meets the men Of the Navy.
WI0P, 8:30-Thin Man Adventures: Case Of
The Gamorous Cams"
Evening star., 1943-09-24
FRIDAY

Last-m'nufe changes IN radio pro FRIDAY
go m 1t t rsacn liz Jms Sa' S September a. lo43
Evening star., 1943-09-24
have the 100" sound as In food, boot

MY new pamphlet Just out exposes
many false notions and supertitions
about English grammar. For free
copy send stamped (3-cent) self
addressed envelope to Frank Colby. in
care of this paper. Ask for SUPER
STITIONS Pamphlet.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1943-09-24

west opened the nine OF clubs. IT
seemed hopeless to try the club
hnesse in view of the lead, yet
without the fnesse South seemed
sure to lose club, a diamond and
two spades.
Nevertheless, South put up dunn
my's club ace and led spade. East
played low, South ducked and West
took the ten.
Though 1t was apparent that it
was now too late to prevent dummy
from rufhng spades and that a dia-
mond shift was in order, all West
could think of was that South
obviously wished to ruff a spade in
dummy and that he should there
fore prevent it. So west led heart.
Dummy won the heart with the
king and led another spade. East
put up the ace, and with the same
idea continued hearts.
This time South won with the
heart jack in his own hand and
led club His plan now matured.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

with . talk on ihs War Loan drive by william
N. Davis Of WlB.
WRc, i0:30-senaiof Burton Wheeler Of
Montana: "hanpower Problems, With Particular
Rsfsrsnts 10 ihs Drafting Of Fathers"
WRc, f0:45-Erit johnston president Of ihs
Chamber Of Commerce: An Anglo-Ameriean
Peace Policy"
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Use Your TJ'k.

Use i our Us,
Now, honestly. believe you me,
hate to be insistent:
But can't you see that we must be
A trihe more consistentp
If we say few, for PHYS sake,
Why moo" for new, please tell
me?
And "doo" for dew, another break
That never fails to quell ME.
If pews is "pyooz," then news is
"nyooz,"
Unless I miss my guess, sir.
If hues is "hyooz," why "dooz" for
dues?
I'm stumped, I must confess, sir
One should not use the 100" of
In studio, nor duke, sir.
That you refuse to use your us"
Must earn my stern repuke, Slf.
Tell any beauty she's "cootie, -
Whee! She'll slap your face, sir.
In line of duty, call her cutie
She'll seek your embrace, sir.
In feud and mute and nude and
lutte
The III" of use should blend, sir.
Not food" nor moot" nor mood"
nor loot"
So let this misuse end, sir.
Caution: The long III" (yool Is
not correct in these words: blue,
afternoon. chew, crew, do, drew,
flew, fluent, fruit. glue, grew, in
clude, judicious, June, noon, prune,
rude, rule. screw, shrew, threw, to,
two, too, true. Such words should
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-30
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr. and Mn v F Todd and
son 81 New Orleans arrived
Thursday 81 spend ; feN days IN
the h0snr of Ms A + Todd
Private Latham Bond Il keex
Ter Field MIS- spsns 3 Sea asss
this week with ms brother and
stster-m-lsw III and Mga G l.
Bond
Mrs W ? Dalley has returned
trusn a visit e ~nelstiyes n Ne
bile
Miss Hasfle Mcleod spent the
week end ia Mcgee. Mss with
Mr. and MFs Zeno ManEufn Her
son. Kent who has been visiting
in the home Il NJ and Mrs
Manguin ioF several weeks re-
turned with her
Mr.. and Mrs George Staples
have returned from 3 slsis = fel
afiveA IN West Point Mms
Mrs George Hill II NeW Or
leans. spent the week end here
with Mn Hi and Their Little
daughter
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Miss Betty james
HonoTee Al Dinner
AT L~ongfellow House

Ass Betty 1afks n4aghfef "
Al. ard M haAfeace James -
Hsndbeaa eho sa Bsse from
Neconlb College - &c Raster
aason Wss hsnzsee = beaati
.alle appointed ainnsT gwen -
Mr EaWin Lenuep d Hps
Point Faaay evening
ne dinner 80 pises E ua
LnnrfelloH House HHaEe ahe
eaests gathered afa4aa > table
lively with = floral eentefpscs
* eagiy summer Hesaa Cores
6E sweet pa sIH 8 IelEe
one isn ~ 1auaze 80 added
des4fs f. ne astIHa
si4 courses aeze assHa
Coser Asre 80 81 Ms
James ala g1aHz ea f
roais ~ -. - a@faH
O8lahaaasa CIHs - Beverly
WoH WashIasazn Mn U.s.
Franaa Haasan Cana Mss
ahd MIsze Easza IauaF sH
Coe = aaa ser kezzaH = NeA
P1nt
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Pretty Dance
HonoTing Jean
Nelson. Saturday

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Mrs. /. d. Tfllmun
Honored On Goth
Birthday Tuesday

A fsgnllY eetay8a II fe s
~ MsR iiNns8 Waters - Can
HMat sistti ala AeA hss Ath
hsfHtday TUESDAY st Mr. i
Taisaan Gsftk An eesssise sse
e4Yfn 81 De hsnfe 81 rs
eseigaa and d tafsasg alsaFsf a
Mr1ea IN a4iftsn t. Mrs. Wa
tsfo nfiacf Daughters - Mfs TIL
usn Whn Mefr present Ntff Mn
HENRY pasnsHke Haeussls ard
Asfs fxe StoAiw GautsN others
r~atiNf8nN a4o4lns s festive
hafa we're MH AHHse MA -
~ and Mrs. Marvin y a Il
mAfaasias aes8 -
Do ard kfN v Il 1oN ~
If sausier
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ERocK -NeDAN

The DBfeni Ness Fast Nea
carried ) d188le aslasaa eat -
Mrs John Bnak j - fha piano
and heF SISTER Ma Annette -
Daniel etaniing - sin S Ksa
Ira n 3 ree1iaI - 81 npl
College g. ApfI & THe - aaan
Brook IT, lnse Ma Anls s
Daneil j. Nhe bride q 1uHh
Brook d.. aan e. H. 1a6a BfzsE
ST. - Moss pgtnf rs nsa mage
having taken Hlaee u4 EEL asH
after ttf aae.taI naEazHaa
e. Ygune 1aan - aassaz -
friends e Ma@ Rant 80
joan ss in NahEa. I'm ana ~
FAIR and talented Hlas s
cad happF HsHN5 Efs
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Flower. Vegetable
And Style Show Is
Held At Meeting

A stfle MsM afHa fleNs4 Ana
nHa,n sxhitst teasufed the
Anfti meeting II ~ Fsat Hss 50
lieus Demonstrated Gsuh
"a s8e hena M Mrs. AnafeN
Campbell
EKnfbftlnF afe afsa Amk
gletne4 eeye Mesdsmes Tom Ia
an Erwin MisrheH r = sgaalds
ma and W G. 0veftoH uee
affr ninr Vsrisnea - feweFs ana
II vegetables exhibited
PashnK oVeF fbe mestlna 3As
Asr1 john Kelly pfNs8aent ana
aRFea1ng an ue nFuxl af0 asfe
kii HpaulainN Wltu afN s wsi
s1 llhFe4A Nhe Kase 3 prayer.
sna Miss Hum c#in county hunas
frmanstru,nn anent 3hs -
painea heafr aIv efeaeinE sH
the nlfwbefs present MA liar
am sso Ksvt i tab 81 she enn.
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daughter jean e. Tire fol
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Mis Hhfun ~ kell9 HIS F.
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fsdt Mr. irwin Mtefaeli Mns
s9sewlR ard Mr. Ue1aN
Tne May nseune aH ~ Ae
st tas fegae ~ Mr2 kaea Fa4kN
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sPAAKAAs

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18th the sFsaffeuai seven
pronfed e~anasestet - us ntas
u usr sanctuary
There Nrft 40 songs Nut pre-
euding the eataua q ne bridal
party Miss Cathsftn Bfash i
school friend II The bride played
20. Promise Ne aua Tie Wed.
ding Mnfrh irefu LahenKftn 81
TIE bridal party eusefea nhs
hurh ana appraseasa ~ chan.
COS Dunug TIE Tfeu.
mare was plsYeg softly. Haa
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tbc party A1 lhs etauh T8ss
bride was given "a masrtaer -
her father and thefs srse 81
ottseg attendants
The bride Wa maat beumlngl5
aftired ~ > tWospieee white piqus
suit with fitted Jacket white e..
CANDY jabot and matching %.
ceEsorifa and we're q ahuuldel
cor6agc ~ pink sweetheart hoe.
and white sweet peas She was
a very lovely bride heH hfuneftf
beauty being sctenlaated ~ Ihs
2hitc costume
Miss Spafkman fhe aauahtef
0s Nj VI r Spafkmsn. s. ard
Use lace Mrs SeafkmaH She IL
q graduate 81 ne PaanaesaHs
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and also ailenaea Northwestern
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liBn Teacher II saa FaK0g
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Lef 81 Pal Beta Kapps 70
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Party
.Honorinq Edre
MoYs. Tuesday

Mrs. Edwin Nays entertained
with . lovely party On Tuesday
evening IL honor Il haf daughter
Edre. who c~eiebaEt-d her four
lcenth birthday
Reception ro0afs q ne home
were a~fr4clveIg decorated WFh
pretty vases u sweet peas r0ss2
and paasle4
Numerous games we're enU1e1
during TIE evening
A delicious supper rs served
on the Lawn Il the Eoaze unda
the uoft glow Il electric hEhts
10 the twenty -foaf guests Wfu
enjoyed thls pheasant evening
smith the hon0Eee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-30
Jean Morie Crosby
OF Mobile Chrisiened
Al Church Euster

nm liwesea hsAs e -
and Mrs. John s. gsa - 49,
se aaa clslagesea lean MaEk
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-30

commander and Mrs Deiano
Ba4sstar Of Washington. d G.,
pending several days with
Brasstars parents Mr. and
Ha & Spafan ST
Dale Gauthier. Jf- If New Or
Sans spent The week end with
f.s grandparents Mr. and Mrs
81 4 Fails.
Miss Virginia Peacock returned
saturday from a two weeks visit
Fl. relatives IN Louisville, Ky
Miss Peaooek vas accompanied
io Louisville by her mother who
aemaIned for . longer visit
Miss Nell Cooley a student at
. $ u III Baton Rouge. La &c
lampanied b. her friend. Miss
Jane Keel. spent the Easter hob-
asys with Miss Colleys parents
ar and Mrs J F Colley
Glenn Torres. . student al Per-
k.ast0u Junior College spent the
seek end with his parents Mr.
saa MIS- = Torres
dlz Hattie Mcleod returned
-latday from : several weeks
i Il her ueiee. MIS- / A Nor
"a Bashanen Fiafida
Tom DeLashmet who is en-
ed IN Baton Rouge La, spent
week end with ms parents
and Mrs T L DeLashmet
NJ and Mrs . = Stevens and
al Boo and Douglas u New
~. .eaus, spent the week end IN
e home Of Ms a l. Todd Ars
se Vetier accompanied them
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e.aade Blanchard Of / S u.
Baton Rouge. Ia spent The
week end Wllh his father, Nj
ale Blanchard and grand
laer Mrs S Woods
l. r Stewart q By Springs
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fre home Of MS son-in-iaW and
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The Ely miner., 1943-06-03
Hours: $50 A. NJ. to II p. NJ.
NO DESK JOBS FOR BOYS In
ARMY ENGINEERS, ELy|TE SAYS

every battalion has tool shed that
looks like a hardware store.
"I've never been so busy in my life
as during these last few weeks. We
start at $50 a. m and go until 10 or
II p. m. every day, except Sunday,
when We usually get half day off in
morning. The course lasts IL weeks.
'The only other soldier from Ely
that I've seen here is Stanley CTalley)
MeStnik. We've been so busy, we have
not had chance to get together for
long talk. The weather has been
quite warm. enjoy our hikes through
the woods, which are something like
those at home. There are a lot of pine
trees here, but there is still something
that miss. It must be the lakes or
the game. The soil is sandy, every inch
OF 1t. Consequently we are either
marching In mud or having dust blow
in our faces. We can't decide which
We dislike the most-eating sand or
washing mud off our equipment. I
guess I'm bit spoiled since I come
from Minnesota. I won't be satisfied
until I return"
The Ely miner., 1943-06-03
ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETT-
TION FOR SUMMARY DISTRIBU-
TT0N

ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETT-
TION FOR SUMMARY DISTRIBU-
TION.
IN PROBATE COURT.
State of Minnesota,
County of ST. Louis, IS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ROBERT SOMERS, Decedent.
Beatrice Anderson, formerly Beatrice
Somers, having filed herein a petition
alleging that the estate of said de-
cedent is exempt from all debts and
charges in Probate Court, and pray
ing that the Court make its decree of
distribution assigned said estate forth
with to the persons thereunto entitled;
or that letters of administration be is
sued to Oscar Friedsburg;
TT IS ORDERED that the hearing
thereof be had on Monday, June IA,
1943, at nine O'Clock A. NJ, In the
Probate Court Room in the Court
House in Duluth, Minnesota, and that
all persons interested then show cause,
if any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness the HON VIM. j. ARCHER,
Judge of Probate Court, this 18th day
of May, 1913.
(Sea1 of Probate Court
Sheldon Watts, Clerk of Probate.
Peter Moscateli, Attorney for
Petitioner. Ely, MINI. $40 6-3
The Ely miner., 1943-06-03

machines and shapers, and once
week we have math class. I'm do
ing all right in everything except in
math, which always was Greek to me.
want to say hello to the people at
home and to the various Little Elys'
in training camps"
From what he calls a soldiers
paradise" Pfc. Louis j. Senta, Co. B,
class 6, room 3044, Enl. Br. 6, AAS,
Huntsville, Texas, writes:
II am going to school here taking
up army administration. I must say
that am in a soldiers paradise now.
This new life in school will sure take
my mind off the basic training I have
just finished, and it's nice to be in
school even though I din't care for it
while in high school.
Here's a little incident that hap
pened two hours before I left Kessler
Field. was marching in formation to
my last chow when I glanced to the
side and saw Calvin Herrala, a for
mer classmate of mine ('42). I dropped
out of formation (Which is wrong to
do) and then We really got to talking.
We only had few minutes, but I
certainly enjoyed them. THE REST OF
THE BOYS KNOW HOW GOOD 1T
FEELS TO MEET A BUDDY FROM
HOME. My regards to them ALL -
Pvt. George Ola is now stationed
with the Asst Unit, Co. A, S. Oak.
State College, Brookings, S. D.
Members of the Little Ely" at
Camp Campbell, KY, have completed
their training and are about to be as
signed to combat units, according to
Pvt. M. Starkovich. He says:
'The Ely boys in my barracks are
dropping you note to advise you we
have completed our basic training IT
WAS THE TOUGHEST WORKOUT
WE EVER HAD. We except to be
scattered and put in combat battal-
ions. We will leave this camp, but we
don't know when or where.
1--WE were told that we would be
tank drivers or gunners.
"We met many Ely fellows here:
Bill Saari, Victor Grahek, Oivo XVII
pelto, Louis Seme and others. Fred
Kaplan submitted to an operation and
has now recovered. The Ely boys are
all in the same battalion. There are
20 OF U.S."
(Signed) Fred Kaplan, Leo Kuzma,
Tommy LIE Roy, M. Starkovich,