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War

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bombing OF German industry and
military centers. As yet there is
no official air ministry communi-
que concerning night action by
Royal Air Force bomber squadrons
but the enemy radio transmitter at
Frankfort early in the night re-
ported that Allied craft were over
the continent.
Strikes were made against Eng
land with fire bombs and high ex-
plosives by Nazi night raiders
which hit scattered areas in east
Anglia and the east Midlands be-
fore midnight.
The German agency DNB assert
ed that the assault by Nazi planes
was conferred on the east coast
British port of Hull.
Unofficial quarters estimated
that close to $4,000 tons OF bombs
had been dropped on Hitler-domin-
ated Europe by both American and
British planes in the past 100
hours.
The night action came in the
wake Of forceful blows from both
Britain and Italy by American
heavy bombers against France and
Austria.
Wedge Deepening
A deepening wedge was hammer
ed into German positions In Ru-
manian Bessarabia by powerful
Red Army columns from the Tx
raine. The Soviets surged steadi-
ly forward after breaking through
Nazi positions on a 31.mile front
and occupying more than 40 Ru-
manian towns and villages.
The Russians gained possession
OF q so mile long strip on the east
bank of the Dniester River, the
waterway which forms the bound
airy between the U. S. S. X. and
Bessarabia, and a 30-mile bridge
head on the west bank of the riv-
er. The Russians poured men and
supplies through the hole torn into
the Nazi defenses and famed out
in pursuit OF the enemy.
In Firm Control
Gen. Douglas Macarthur an
strategic Admiralty Islands in the
strategic admiralty Islands in the
Southwest Pacific were now in
firm control OF American forces.
The dominating American position
was effected through capture OF
the Nip bastion of Lorengau on
Manus Island. Hundreds OF Japs
were slain in the action.
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Staying

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wire wrapped around the waist. APP
parently 1t had been attached to a
heavy weight which the murderers
had hoped would hold the body be-
meath the surface for some time,
police said.
The body was clothed in an over
size suit OF long wooden underwear.
two pairs of summer shorts, an I'M
dershirt, three regular shirts, a pair
OF too large trousers and worn
work shoes, also too large. All
Identifying labels had been removed
from the clothing and police found
only two cents and a double edged
razor blade in one pocket.
Even the teeth OF the victim
failed to provide any clews. Police
said they contained no inlays or
filings and only the wisdom teeth
had been extracted.
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Births

Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Conley, Willow Run vii
lage, March 10, at Boyer Hospital.
Weight eight pounds one-half ounce.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Maleski, Willis. at Boyer Hos
pital, March IS. Weight eight
pounds four ounces.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Fitzgerald. $50 N Adams St. Mar.
20, at Boyer Hospital. Weight eight
pounds S1s ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. stan
ley Tanker, 1892 Huron River
Drive. at Boyer Hospital March IS.
Weight eight pounds seven ounces.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
Ward, 1880 Crane Road. March 10.
at Boyer Hospital. Weight eight
pounds Al ounces
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Service Briefs

Pvt. Lloyd r. Hansen arrived at
the home OF his parents. Rev. and
Mrs. Lloyd Il. Hansen, stony Creek,
Friday evening. He has finished
his basic training at Camp Roberts.
California, and Is en- route east for
further training.
While at Camp Roberts, his bro
Their. 1t. Paul NJ. Hansen, stationed
at Santa Rosa, California. spent a
week end with him. Lloyd arrived
home four days too late to see his
brother Russell who left Tuesday
for Fort Sheridan, III.
Mrs. Lorenz Kisor and children
spent the week end with Major
Kisor in Louisville, Ky. Major
Kisor, who is an instructor in the
Coast Artillery, is now stationed at
Camp Campbell. Ky.
Mrs. Clare Hawker arrived Sun
day from Norfolk, Virginia, where
she spent the past week as the
guest OF Dr. and Mrs. James An
derson, while visiting her brother.
Harold w. Frye. Fireman First
Class. who sailed for unknown des.
stination.
Mrs. Edith Herbst has returned
from visiting her son, Pfc. Henry
d. Herbst at Oceanside, Cal.
Mrs. Frank Block has left for
Salina, Kansas. to join her husband,
who is a Celestial Navigator Train
er instructor. Mrs. Block has been
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. anu
Mrs. Eugene Calder, for the past
three months.
William l. Southwark, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence southwark, for
merly of Ridge Rd., Ypsilanti. now
residing at 2l1 Redmond Rd., Mi
Ian, has been promoted from sea
man second class to aviation MAJ
chinist mate third class petty Off.
GER. AM Southwark. who is now in
active service, visited his parents
recently, having been here from
March to March 10.
Norman Wilson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Wilson. has been sta
toned at Great Lakes Naval Train;
ing Base in Illinois.
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LOCAL RESIDENT
DEANERY OFFICER

Women representing ST. John
Church who attended the National
Council OF Catholic Women OF Ana
Arbor Deanery meeting in the audi
forum OF st. Charles Church, New
port, Sunday afternoon, were Mrs.
George Ennen. who was elected
first vice president; Mrs. r. j.
Miller, Miss Margaret Murphy and
Miss Ethel McCrickett. Mrs. John
Hoey, Dexter, was elected presi
dent.
Emphasis was placed on the par
ticipation OF women in many phases
OF war work. Inspiring reports were
read by the chairmen of the various
committees. Dean Warren G.. Peek
Ann Arbor. spoke on the import
ance OF an accurate history OF the
war activities for a permanent rec
ord.
Miss McCrickett reported on a
recent book The Men OF Mary
knoll" recounting the work OF the
missionaries in the war zones.
Refreshments OF tea and cakes
were served TO the gathering OF
about 900 people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hickman
we're week end guests OF A-C Glen
Sinkule and Mrs. Sinkule at Akron,
o.
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YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
CONDUCTS VESPERS

Sunday evening vespers for the
Christian Youth Fellowship were
led by Miss Frances Young. Miss
Esther Ewell, diresctor of Christian
Education. Michigan Congregation
al Conference, was the speaker. Her
topic was, "Jesus-The Friend Of
All" This was the last of series
on I'VE Would See Jesus"
Jesus was the one great friend
OF all" she said. He was a friend
10 sinners. publicans,. other races
and nationalities. women and chill
dren. and even his own enemies.
To Christians OF today He set an
example which we should all sup
port and follow. We need the kind
OF friendship Jesus had There are
many ideas and possibilities for this
in our every day living" Miss Ewell
concluded"
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BRUNCH ENJOYED BY
LAMBDA CHI OMEGA

A delightful Sunday morning
brunch at the home OF Mrs. Paul
Mass was enjoyed by IA members
OF the lambda Chi Omega Sorority,
Sunday at l0:45. The table was
prettily decorated with a center.
piece OF fruits and nuts. The after
noon was spent playing games
with prizes going to Mrs. Max Bron-
son and Miss Dorothy Baker
Special prizes went to Mrs. Wal
ter Gaskell and Mrs. Roger Albin.
The committee members who ar
ranged the brunch were Mrs. Mass,
Miss Joyce Martin and Miss Ruth
Geer.
The brunch took the place OF the
Monday evening social meeting.
The next meeting will be a special.
Mar. 2a
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Miss Fitzsimmons
BetrothaI Revealed

At tea given at her home. Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Frank Cramp-
ton announced the engagement OF
her sister, Miss Ruth Fitzsimmons,
to Robert Fletcher, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Fletcher.
Guests from Ypsilanti and a group
OF student friends of Miss Fitzsim-
mons from Michigan State College,
East Lansing, came for tea be-
tween the hours Of 4 and O'Clock.
Lovely roses and spring flowers
were distributed about the rooms,
and on the tea table was a floral
arrangement Of pink and white car
nations. The guests were given 1T
tie nosegays Of sweet peas to which
were attached tags bearing the
names OF Ruth and Bob" Miss
Fitzsimmons' corsage was OF gar
denias. Mrs. Max Wysong and Mrs.
Edward Chinook presided at the tea
table.
Guests from East Lansing were
Misses Doris Garfield, Francis
Schlee, Ann Wander Jakt, Dorothy
Goers. Marjory Collins, Nancy
Hayes and Katherine Wise.
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National Broadesstina Company
RED NETWORK-WLW 700. WWJ
$50. WHAM 1880, WMAQ go.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1910.
Columbia Broadeastin1 Company
wJR 7G0, wBBM $50, WCKY 1880
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1880. WBNS
1860, WOOD 1910.
Mutual Broadcastlna Company
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700.
CKLW 500. WJBK 1890 WGN 720.
RED NETWORK wLW 700.
Tonight
NBC-S-Joe L. Brown In &c. l..
Circuit:
s:00-voorhees Concert, james
Melton;
9:30-I. Q. Quiz;
10:30-InformRtion Please. Sens.
Barley and Green;
i1:30-War Effort Salute 10 Meri.
den, Conn, Paul McNutt.
CBS-s--vox Peppers;
s:30-Gay Nineties:
9:00-Miriam Hopkins in THE
Hard Way;
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BIRTHDAY OBSERVED
FOR JOHN GAULT

A delightful birthday party sun
day evening celebrated the 18th
birthday OF John Gault. The party
was in the recreation room at the
home OF his son and iaughter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gault,
$500 Washtenaw Road.
A lovely luncheon was served TO
the Is guests, featuring a large
birthday cake. the color scheme OF
which, green and white, carried
out a 81. Patrick's Day theme.
Out OF town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Martin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Gault and family, De
troit.
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Pick Of The Air Today

10:00-Charles Boyer in "Con-
slant Nymph";
10:30-East Broadway Showtime".
BLU-7-Horace HEIDI Time;
S:30-Blind Date;
9:00-Counter Spy drama
9:30-Gonzalo Curlel Band from
Mexico;
10:30-Lavalle's Melody In the
Night.
MBS-7:30-Army Air Forces;
S:30-Sherlock Holmes;
9:30-Paul Winhelrs Jerry;
12:30-WGN symphony.
Tuesday
NBC-12:30-Coast Guard on Par
ade:
6.15-Serenade TO America.
CBS-12 noon-Kate Smith;
5s0e-Fun with Dunn;
BLU-12:30-Farm and Home pro-
gram;
4:00-Ozark Ramblers;
MBs-1:3O-Luncheon with Lopez:
3:30-Yankee House Party;
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Deaths
MRS. GEORGE 3. STARR

Funeral services for Mrs. George
B. Starr. mother OF r. Carlton and
Lynn Starr, this city. will be We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock from
the Baptist Church at Worthwhile
Rev Lloyd Youngs will officiate and
burial will be in Worthwhile Gene
terry.
Her son. William. Of Lafayette,
La, has obtained plane passage TO
Chicago and expects to arrive in
Worthwhile in time for the rites.
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Mrs. Mary Rummel. Wabeno,
Wis, and daughter, Mrs. Elroy Lor-
enz and daughter Marilyn, who
were called to Detroit last week by
the death OF Mrs. Rummels sister,
Mrs. Fred Zeigler, will spend the
week here with Mrs. George Block.
Ray W. Binns, 81 Oak St., re-
turned Saturday after a two week
visit with friends in Cincinnati, o.,
and in New Orleans, La. In Gin.
cinnati Mr.. Binns spent three days
with his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Carpenter. He spent the remain
der OF the time visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Blair Hutchinson IN New Or
leans. During his visit Mr.. Hut
chinson's brother, Tech. Sgt. vii.
son Hutchinson. Camp Claiborne,
La, spent his furlough there. While
Mr.. Binns was gone Mrs. Samuel
Hutchinson, Detroit. was guest OF
his mother. Mrs. Addie Binns.
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Willow Run Calendar
TUESDAY,


Adult Religion Class, p. m, 1215p
Beckett Court, Catholic Church.
Arts and Crafts. 1904 and 7:3tk
$3.50 p. m, Willow Lodge No. Rec
reation Building, FPHA.
Arts and Crafts, Adults, $780,
$3.50 p. m. Village Community Bldg.
Room 3, FP.H.A.
Ross School Girl Scouts, $3.50 D.
m. Ross school. Local No. so.
Spencer Brownies. $3.50 p. m, 1855 4.
Holmes Road, MIC. X
Boy Scout Troop No. 80, 7 p. m,
Spencer School.
Spencer Girl Scouts, 1880 D. m,
1855 Holmes Road. MIC.
War Youth Club meeting, $780,
Top. m, Village Community Bldg,
F.PHA.
Social Dancing Class, $40 p. m.
Local No. SO Hall, Local No. so. ~
Unionism Discussion. $3.50 and
1880 p. m, Local No. so Hall Ii
brary. Local No. so.
Women's Club Meeting, 1880 p.
m, Ross School Room No. 10, Wom-
ems Club.
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CHANGE TIME

Bay City. Mich. Mar. coins
Travellers to Bay City, Saginaw and
Midland will no longer be confused
by an hours lag in time. The three
cities switched to eastern war time
over the week end. They had re-
turned to standard time last Octo-
Der when a Midland woman de-
manded the change because she dis
liked sending her children to school
In the dark.
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SCATTERING RECORDS

Detroit Mich. Mar. 20-INS -
SCATTERING previous records, De-
troiters are pouring almost quar-
ter of a million dollars daily into
the Red Cross 1914 war fund cam
paign, It was reported today. So far
$2,529,6S4 have been collected. with
the rest OF March left to attain the
s4,921, 900 quota, according TO Her
bert B. Trix. chairman OF the drive.
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AWARDED CONTRACT

Chicago, H.. Mar. 20-INS-The
Cooke Contracting Company, De-
troit, and the Johnson-Greene Com
pany. Ann Arbor. have been award.
ed the contract to build the Uni
versity OF Illinois 81. 5000 airport.
It was announced today by the Civil
Aeronautics Administration.
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MRS. FREDERICK zEleLER

Mr.. and Mrs. George Block were
in Detroit Saturday attending the
funeral services OF Mr.. Blocks
sister. Mrs. Frederick Zeigler, who
passed away Thursday morning in
Grace Hospital after a short illness.
Mrs. Mary R1mmel, Wabeno, Wis,
and Mrs. Alroy Lorenz and daugh-
ter. Marilyn. Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
also attended.
Mrs. Zeigler is survived by IL
children, 20 grandchildren and sew
eral nieces and nephews, three sis
ters and three brothers.
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Shower Compliments
Mrs. Emmett Jordan

Mrs. Emmett Jordan was hon.
ored at a bridal shower Saturday
night given by Mrs. Memo Robin
cite. Mrs. Jordan received many
lovely and useful gifts. Games
were played and refreshments
were served Those who attended
were Mr.. and Mrs. Memo Robin
cite. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shuey.
Mrs. Gladys Meggison, Mrs. Naomi
Wilson, Miss Irene Wilson, Miss
Mary Falcone, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Meggison and Mrs. Thelma Fal-
cone.
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ACCIDENT FATAL

Bay City, Mich, Mar. 10 ms
Mrs. Louise Dennoya, 10, Is dead
today and another woman seriously
injured as a result OF traffic acct
dents over the week end. Donald
Leonard. II, driver OF the car
which fatally injured Mrs. Dennoya,
was to be questioned by police. In
General Hospital with serious head
injuries was Mrs. Agnes Catherine
Harris. 4s, who was struck by a
car driven by Harry Gustafson, IA.
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WASEINGTON-AP-- Congress
began consideration today OF legis-
lation authorizing a vast postwar
construction and Improvement pro-
gram for the nations rivers and
harbors. The omnibus measure
calls for 271 projects involving a
total expenditure estimated at
&420.675, 900.
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HOW TO MAKE HIM BID

THERE IS only one positive
way to make q good partner bid.
after the opponents have opened
the auction. That Is by bidding
their suit. This Is the emphatic
means Of letting him know you
have enough strength for a game
In some other declaration and ask
ing him to select II on the basis Of
his distribution. You tell him
thereby that you have such high
card strength you know he hasn't
any. Later bids of their suit force
him with still more specific infor-
nation about your power and It's
location,
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OtheIIa Jean Besore
Wed TO John Goodwin

Mr.. and Mrs. Otha o. Besore, 71s
n. Prospect St. announce the mar
rage Of their youngest daughter.
Othella Jean, TO pvt. John F. Good
win. Jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Goodwin. 5 Driscoll Court, Thurs
day evening, March 2. Rev. G. G..
Hodge officiated at the ceremony
which was in the First Baptist
Church in Biloxi. Miss.
The bride wore an afternoon
dress OF aqua crepe with pink &C
cessories.
Pvt. Goodwin Is stationed at KEGS
Ter Field and the young couple plan
TO make their home at 227 Holly
St. Biloxi.
Pvt. Goodwin ST a graduate OF
Ypsilanti High School In the class
OF 1898 and prior TO his entrance
into the armed services was en-
ployed at the Willow Run Bomber
plant.
Mrs. Goodwin was graduated
from Roosevelt High School in 1871
and has been employed in the Of
fees Of the Central Speciality Co.
for two years.
She was feted at a prenuptial
shower by Miss June Bird assisted
by her mother, Mrs. Glenn Bird.
Superior.
Pvt. Goodwins mother, who ac-
companied the bride to Biloxi, re-
turned to Ypsilanti Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Sattler and son
spent the week end with friends at
Laingsburg, Mich.
Mrs. Theodore Lindquist enter
tanned her cousin, Ensign Elizabeth
sterenberg, uSNR, OF the WAVES,
Saturday. Ensign Sterenberg was
on her way back from her home in
Carthage. H., to Boston, where she
is studying meteorology at the Mas.
sachusetts Institute OF Technology.
Mrs. Lindquist also entertained at
dinner, Saturday, her cousin on
the other side Of the house, Miss
Janet Kelder.
Donald L. Levliet has purchased
the 8. E. Crawford place at IT'S e.
Cross st. and Harry Short has
bought the house next door to it.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert King and
family, Plymouth, called on Mrs.
Kings parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Block. Sunday evening.
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Enoaoement Announced

The engagement Is announced IN
Detroit of Miss Kathleen Shirley
Harding, daughter OF Dr. and Mrs
F. r. Harding, Detroit. and DIN ].
Cox, USNR. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Cox, Ypsilanu.
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Hear Safety Talk

Hear Safety Talk
Students in the Central Grade
School, from the kindergarten
through the eighth grade were CIV
en- a talk on safety. particularly
pedestrian and bicycle traffic this
morning in a special assembly dur.
ing which a representative OF the
newly organized Safety Legion OF
America, was the speaker. He was
introduced by Chief OF Police Dan
p. L. Patch.
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TO slDETRAcK M'KAY

Pontiac, Mich, Mar. 2O-lNS--
Oakland County Republicans today
were expected to sidetrack Frank
Mckay as Michigan National com
'mitteeman when they meet in coun
ty convention at the board of SUI
pervisors' office. A majority OF the
40 delegates have openly expressed
opposition to Mckay.
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Fine Points in Bridqe
BY shepherd Barclay

possible pass II he had bid q
Spades. The only way to show his
terrific power was with 2-Cluhs.
When East tried to shut North
South out with his 5-Club Jump
and this came around to North.
again the only chance to make
sure Of bid from his partner
was with the 6-Clubs he bid. II he
had tried q bid OF six In either
major suit. he might have got left
In the wrong suit, with one OPP
ponent holding damaging length
In IL.
A really beautiful bid was after
the 6-Diamonds doubled came to
him. When he then bid 7-Clubs. he
made It clear that he was not in
terested In diamonds: otherwise
he would have redoubled. Hence,
he was compelling his partner to
bid whichever he preferred be-
tween hearts and spades. South. q
keen analyst. E. Hamilton Camp
bell, Of New York. got the Idea abb
solutely clear. With full confidence
in his partner. he bid 7-Hearts and
OF course made the contract with
out say trouble.
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In the Sick Room

Mrs. Elsie Ball Alexander has re-
turned to her home near Warsaw.
Ind. She has been convalescing
from a recent Illness while visiting
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Lee,
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To Donate Fund

The Mothersingers Chorus Of the
city schools have decided to donate
$40 to the Red Cross and to sub
scribe to two magazines for the
U.S.O. The next rehearsal OF the
chorus will be March rs.
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Yarn Arrives

Yarn Arrives
Mrs. Frank McLane, chairman Of
the Red Cross knitting, announces
that the yarn for the Army and
Navy gloves and mufflers has been
received and will be given out Tues
day, March 81, from 8 to at pro-
duction rooms, WEIGH Hall.
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YpsiLanh Briefs
Plans Recruiting

Plans Recruiting
Sgt. Virginia Day will be in the
Office OF Civilian Defense in City
Hall Wednesday from l to o'clock
for recruiting services. Appoint
ments for interviews may be made
at city hall.
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DEAR NOAHE Do SMART
GleLS u sE>soFT SoAeT
TO GET a DIAMOND
RIH& on THEIR
FINGERS
<l.R. mep~ BoWLlNS @eEEN
ohi0(
DEAR N0AH=tEA MAN IS
JUST A SHADOW or MS
OLD SELE,WiLL HE
COMPLETELY VANISH
WHEN HE TURNS ON \
BRIGHT LIGHT?
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COL>
p..,r,s-i.s y El-s r..i-r.. sy-As.l. LA
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Wife Preservers

II you haven't stored your rubber
bathing shoes carefully for the cold
months, and find they are stuck togeth.
er, wash them carefully. dry and pow
der them with talcum Wrap each one
separately and store in boxes in dark,
cool place, so that they will be ready for
sumner wear.
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Sent Back Home

Sent Back Home
An eighteen-year-old Paintsville.
KY, girl was sent back home Satur-
day by city police. with the aid OF
USO Travellers Aid authorities az
ter II was discovered that she had
come here on bus ticket provided
by an Ypsilanti resident, who was
also paying her rent at her room
ing house. The girl admitted to po-
lice that she had no means OF sup.
port. The man was arrested by pc.
lice for investigation and released
after he provided money TO pay the
girls bus fare back to Kentucky.
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Settle Disputes
Police were called 10 settle do.
mestic disputes Sunday morning at
addresses on Harriet St, and JEFF
ferson Ave.
Evening star., 1944-07-09
Weather Report

District of Columbia Continued
sultry, with thundershower tonight
or tomorrow. Not 50 warm tomor-
row.
Maryland-Continued sultry in
east, scattered thundershowers in
west portion. Thundershower to-
morrow, not 50 warm in east portion.
Virginia - Thundershowers and
rather warm today and tomorrow.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear At Harpers Ferry. Potomac
slightly muddy at Great Falls.