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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-03

COMMUNICATIONS improve.
ment IN the condition NJ Mohandas
X. Gandhi has not been wholly
maintained II was announced
Tuesday communiQue issued by
the Bombay government, and spe-
cialists will make a new examina.
tion Of him The Indian leader
has been gravel, ri for some time
suffering from fever.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-03
Mrs. May Hoyer Jones,
Altoona, Succumbs

Ann Arhor. Mich May 3-Rites
viii he Thursday morning in Al
toona with urial In Calvary Gene
Z 3 for Mrs May Hoyer Jones,
sister Of Roy Hoyer this city She
died in Altoona Monday night.
Mrs. Jones was = former resident
~ Ann Arbor and. in addition 70
her brother is survived by two
sisters in Altoona
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-03
Promotions Given 10
Ann Arbor Officers

Ann hrbor Mich May : Chief
NJ Police sherman Mortenson an.
nnunces promotions for six men IN
the Ann Arbor Police Department.
It CASPER Enkcmann was Civ
on tho rank of CAPTAIN
Scts Clark Earl. Eugene 7.
Gehrincer aud II. J Gainsley we're
promoted to liouienancies. and Pa
trolmen William Hitchingham.
James Ogilyy. and Alfred Toney
became ScrCcants.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-03
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE

tuesdays Results
Detroit ( st Louis 3.
Washington ;. Boston ?.
New York 4 Philadelphia I
Chicago 3. Cleveland , GO In,
nings).
Todsy's Games
Detroit at st. Louis
New York al Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-03

Lincoln High School managed TO
get only one hit as they were de-
feated 10 by Flat Rock Tues
day afternoon In baseball game
played on the Lincoln School Dia-
mond
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-03

DEAR NOAH Is 1T
EASIER FOR hARSlEo
sol PlERS TO LIVE ~
PIP Tents SLASE
THEY'RE ACCUSTOMED
TO BENG ~ THE pos
HODSEZ
MARY pEANE IANET
NOARCE Nc.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-03

Here's good for certificate holders. Prices 60 dotUn
new GoodYeurs-while quality stays up! They ere
the finest tres being made today. Measured in miles
months or dollars. you get real PLUS VALUE. due 10
Goodyear Research over 20 years OF leadership.
Remember-its got to be GOOD to be GOODYEAR.
These synthetic rubber tires have tough sturdy
with pre-wor quuhtY Superwist cord plus the
well-lnown weor-hghtng Goodyear tread design. Now
than it pays to invest in the bestI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-07
NEW BULLETIN ON
EARLY FOOD CROPS

COllCge S!atiOn. RalCfgh. Fch. =
iiom" gardeners interested in grow
inG SuSA crops a. strawberries. dc."-
berries. raspbcrrcS. head lettuce. as
paraGHS, celery and onions ;ni. sea-
son will he benefited by having a
copy Of tho ncW War Series Bullctin
No. 30. says NJ. + Gardner. head of
the horticulture department al '!"tc
College.
This new bulletin. prep re-: by the
horticultural cX:}nsion specialists,
contains valuable Information oa
these important but not commonly
grown crops. Tho authors lis, tic re
commended laYictir, of the different
crops. The soil type, best suited. now
10 SOW the seed. Ia grow the plants.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-07
NANT0N SCHOLARSHIP

Nia%:an. F,o. 1.-Thc Kate Fields
Grannis Scholarship Fund was cSiab-
iiShcd by the Trustees ol Prcsby-
terrain LUniu. College Tor Men nj the
meeting of Inc Executive Committee
@. .hC Trustee. held Friday. Feb. 4.
The sum "i $1,000 Tor this !und was
given recently by T.. ". GranniS and
{. X. Grannis OF Fayetteville in
homo %. 'hcir mother. who lives in
Fayetteville AID Is we'll known be-
cause q. nc" many friends and her
interest n community welfare. The
funds b r" been invested in United
Sine bonds. aTd The income each
year viii Hr granted by the college.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-07
Schools Join
treasure Hunt
For "Albuns''

Greensboro, Feb. THE schools
81 North Carolina will join with
SCHOOLS throughout the nation in a
"." treasure Hunt" for untitled war
stamp albums on Tuesday. February
- !InHl day Of the Fourth War Loan
Drive. Il. Norris IIadaWay. chairman
o. '"" state VIZ Finance promotion
committee, said today.
ON this day the States school
.h!ih'"n will canvass their commune
.'' !"r untitled war stamp albums
10 persuade tho owners Of The albums
]" 'i.i the books and convert them
'Nib war bonds.
,in preparation or the schoolday
C".HaN OF r,c Fourth War Loan G M
P"Isn. merchants. ncWsprprrS. radio
station and other organizations arc
Sc'dn" aside Thursday. February 10.
rs S'nd"ls-at-w war" day. The war
""ih MI stamp program of the
S'N"'lS will be featured in the day
PI"m"unndl activity and advertising.
various schools or gruljps Of
'h"'Ia throughout North Carolina
nav" 'h".r goals for the Fourth War
loan drive. and the "'rrCnslrc Hunt"
Is expected 10 help the schools reach
,acSc goals. Depending upon the size
W me school or group of schools.
u'GS" goals range from the price OF
JGcp TO the price of fighter plane
or bomber.
Many people have described the
'oitlnu0uS ">chool-at-war' program
as Inc backbone" of tho entire State
ee.ogram. according 10 Mrs J. S. Blair.
3t"tc chairman of the educational
"nNi"n OF the War Finance Com
we know that our boys. girls md
.sdchcrS can be counted on 10 con-
ynUc thcir outstanding achievements
u,"rihg The Fourth War Loan drive
%,, r declared in d recent statement.
~ w nave no better tO.boost "E'' bond
curing the fall The Triplc-Thrcat
aia campaign staged by North Car
Hi.na schools, n gr. nd total Of 1880
KIP, were bought by the school
U''"fcn, against quota of 500 .fur
.1c school term. Botal bond sales
W u,c States schools during the fall
.aS was S4.3il .O48.30. Mrs. Blair
,neporicd. This is a record Of which
b oe.y citizen in North Carolina can
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-07
((lI\
%AsJ

madc-to- order business s,,i,. ,,,.
hand-tailorcd shirts. with nj. a..
""pon,.h education ana mariners.
WIN IN" good looks that astounc.
va her anew each time Sh, s,,,
him. 81"
| Eventually Latham and Robcr.,
came, III minutes later than I'm
h"lr Mallory had mentioned MAJ.
irii'a greeted them viii cff,,e,r.,
ihere MAS the usual hand Sh,ki,,.
among the men, then the h,s,.s..
sent the late Corners into the kii,.h-
en- 10 wait upon themselves I,bo,,
returned and the conversation no.
came more evenly divided, Manu.
ciita leading, however.
| AL little past Z O'clock she ro,o
10 make her departure. "cn,,,o
carlos. we have 4 dinner cnp,rc'
\ mcnt"
Maliory's eyes left his rcf,cc,;o,
III me mirror, and turned their vio-
nv,-Diuc gaze directly upon him
non she looked at Richard p,y,I,r
with a message of cntrca.y
He was holding Manuciitas ,v,x
.'pc' Ill run along with YOU.
Deilcrc- That is. if you don't mind
dropping mo at my house," An
parcntly he intended walking brss-
| luliy past his own machine. p,yI,,,,
ny The Montrcito entrance. In tho
i'ii'i'l OF all the chatter that sc -,
part Oh pol't" lcavc-takinv in Tho
Ar%ic;In capital, he mana".,itn. ,..,.
Soitiy To Mallory. II try ,o rI,..,-
the coast fur you. princess;
| Carlos looked less worried ,c,,.
mat The engineer was gOil.. glr.lr.
obviously hc also thnu"Et ElyrLn
nhSht Tree him from Mruuyiiis \.
lor her. she seemed dIiahtrJ II,r
iarcw"llS To the two hrncri,..,u ~
PorirrS were as afIahin MS no.
greetings had been.
;, NOW You see" M5'inrv told
mem when the door ci..cI actrr
inc departing trio. nov mi...,l;cr
you are about ManIcIita" Tvr
never seen more Democratic girl"
Yes" agreed Latham. She &c
overly democratic in fact. b,l; ne
! explained before. II is distinctly
Lazy Of the Manor stuff ,Irs,,ito
h"r cUicr graciouSnrrs." lie I,licI
INTO Il deep chair. stretching lone
legs ont before him. Dish nm =
'oipia more drinks. RcIcrt.." he
ordered IL" other reporter. WIN
itohortS cut of the room. L...irYr,
again returned to the subject of
HahueIitn. He explained idlv, AS
mllch as We do fer her with her
charities, she should invite lis IN
hcr house. Not Il coy dinner. but
nj least to one OF her cun,c-onc-
conceal affairs"
Don't talk like foolish child"
chiGcd the singer. I'm sure. among
fich girls III the States. You've en-
colIntcrcd the same snUbberv."
That's Just the point. 1t isn't
Snobb,ry. rs 4 sort Of aloofrcrs
tiiii The ariStucracy has down here.
superiority that is ma,!dcninr.
i'crlapE yCUN Ac,cr experience il.
Alter all, you ar the great La
Baker"
Roberts came back with the
drinks just as tnc Telephone rang.
Mallory mwrInurcG excuses and an
severed, her lips turning soft. her
ear expecting the silvcry voice Of
Carlos.
Instead. i was tho man at the
desk. "Tu,rc Is = package here for
You, Miss BIi.cr. y Mr. Patrick
let H."
Ito BE Iontinucd)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-07
G|at,k9Z/01zkee J6uOrzz150,3' 10
|: sisG. aRNs LoRENA CARLETON

.uri'co suddenly and brought TN,
threc icc-ii!led glasses. Sh, snv,
both the newcomers pI,.,eon,
EGtiices. but said nothing. Richard
biy'he leaned asains- the cabinet
where Carlos was squeezing lines
we thought you two might nee,
some help out here"
! we thought you might nccd
something" Manuclita amended
Tier thick laShcs all but en,,yiurJ
~ ',aptron". perhaps" "hc SAID
"th lazy Significance.
! mallory gave deliberately the
EiGSic Of Il high school pirl. "a
"harrronc ," she repeated. as if no,
VISITOR might bc teasing her.
| h"twecn her black cvcloshcs
Mahlclita scanned the blond .irr.
race. noting particularly mo,
mouth. Looking for lipsticit. NAL.
rory Knew inSlinctivcly. Her fac,
Hto Dccn rubbed So bare ri makcu,
"i''ie 'ii" wcpt for Prism that thcr,
wa" moi even powder. much less lin.
SLICK. Her malicious tclinht he,
cause OF that. made ii easy TO lo,,uh
again into the McNiran girls bc.,,,,
niui' cr"amy-toncd face. How sh,
had worried when her guests had
arrived, Mallory recalled, Lccausc
rai'oS would see her without ;hc
au"ed embellishments of cyrcri
makeup. And how glad SHE was
now. "''
M;lnuclita seemed uncertain n
herself; she bit her upucr lin nor.
V"'&iy, then looked ut Carlos. He
100 seemed sclf-posscsscd: that IT.
ne embarrassment with which Inc
lau greeted the visitors to tbo
hi'cien had gone. She won't GOO
any iipStick on him either. chuckIcd
inc singer inwardly. as sic found
small cocktail napkins and placed
them beside Carlos.
The Mexican girl returned I, her
condemnation. You laugh if vou
please. Mallory. but you're in N.y-
ico now and chapcrOnes are not to
DE laughed At down here"
Please, Manuclita," admonishcd
Carros.
She paid no attention TO him
After all. Mallory. it Is a custom.
You must respect H."
1 shall. if you insist" rctortcd
the hostess. 81 was Lore i'm tbn
Kitchen alone with Carlos. wbiIn
You were alone in the living room,
WIN man you've inst met. cor
fanny respect Your worry. Mann
"h'a. she turned AID headed for
inc living room herself.
Inc others followed. It was rs if
hothing had happened. ManucIito
TOOK her second drink and promptlv
began talking abou. cvcrytrino,
Mailory was glad to 'ct he. do the
talking. 1t left her free to sin her
'imeade and watch Carlos. Not di-
rec'iy. but in the gold-framcd mir
ror: 1t was heavenly to sit there.
iecilnS his kisses or her lips, know
ing there would be more. Never had
Shc been so gloriously in love.
Even If she had loved David
winch she knew now she hadn't
Carlos would have stricken him,
from her mind with nothing more
IMAM one look from those clooIcni
brown eyes, Mexican men. to NAL
Tory, had meant the ivpcs she had
seen IN the Mexican quarter in Los
Angeles. the ores she had seen
along the highway or. in n dreamy
way. the theatrical OlG World dons
III their velvet costumes. Those Of
operas ami movies. Expecting that.
she had found Carlos with his
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-07
CHAPTER TfI.RTY-.;INE


MALLORY raised her head FOR
Carries kiss II WAS miraculous. inst
49, she had known it would be A
y.lG sweetness raced trough her,
= iirrlInc that Touched hcr. entire
body and Tiled her ears with music
sH,-trr than that of any nrvncslr;,
that ever had ;urcOnnanicd her
The kitchcncttc dissolved and he.
came "hirnmcrinG. vast PLACE
without boundaries. except the
rose ..ni s:ivcry type Of c!uri,i.; uSu-
a,iv found in sunsets.
After long moment the man
drew back his head t. look into
Mailory's violet-bluc eyes. Her re-
cent tears had madc them even
more beautiful: they were washed
clear. their sheen was glorious.
Carlos put his warm ch,cl;
against hers. I've wanted To kiss
lOu for such Il long time" lie wh;s-
vr:"d. "Sircr the frs, moment;
when sat beside you IN he rrs,nl-
rant you remember. Malloryc
when YolI were being inter
vicw"d?" Did she remember" The
question WAS $rIpcriluous. Carlos
said. 1T seems ages apo"
at seems ages Ia me. too" The
"!rl frightened her arms about his
neck. 81 thought you never would I"
Il thought Id never yet the
chance Carlos said. lie leaned
Away Ia look into her eyes q SOC
nnd time. My lovely princesita "
h" hrcathcd. His palms. cuppcd
ahoEt her shoulders. now sprro1
across her back to draw i.cr close
against him. Il must kiss you once
more before We leave this cnchant-
cd room"
Enchanted room? The little
whItr.tilcd kitchcnettc. So he felt
The same as she. unused Mallory. as
II they were i'll some magic place
~" Kissed her. not Just once lint
several times. swiftly. on her check
ana throat. Their slowly on her
mouth. That warm. swc"; pressure
brought back that shimmcripo
world without boundaries. Without
people, ii seemed.
But ii wasn't. Mallory rcnrcm-
hcr"d suddenly. She forced herself
l" lean away from the mans arms
Carlos. Manuclita and Richard
VIII be wondering why il takes us
so long to prepare drinks. We must
gel back into the living room"
The first mention OF Tn Mexican
girls name had put a rrown or
Carlos face. 1t Went away now Tn
b" replaced by his attractive smile
You are right-but oh. my love.
nave to see you again soon. Come
out with me later tonight" he whis-
p"rcd quickly. There were sounds
outside the swinging door, "J'II
telephone you." he murmurcd. and
picked up the key of tcuuiIa.
When Manuclita and Richard
walked hIaruclita silent. but
Inc engineer talking brisklv ana
very loudly Mallory was across
me room from Carlos, packing
shaved ice into glasses.
Carlos said in Il fumblinr man.
n"r' we thought to make new
drinks for YOU two-that wou,d no
:'i-c we thought. to make all M
once. He ignored the Mexican Girl
'iil smiled nj Richard Blythe.
h!Nihc smiled back. lie chuCI,lcd
!" iac'. AN excellent idea. mas
''''h as we both hay. finished
ours. lie raised humorous eve
BLOWS at the blond girl. who
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-07

More than 1600 eco ana their adu.
leaders will observe Boy Scout Week Feb. marking
Saith anniversary OF the founding Of Scouting
Since 1910 than IiiGG 900 American boys an. - have
agreed tha-',tS Great 10 he Scout"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-07

10 set the plants in the garden and
no" I" follow those cultural practices
"a.th should give best results.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-07

=, craving room ia shortened form
Oh Withdrawing room.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-18

them and starting a small business
will some day be rewarded.
Getting Jobs
] do not criticize anyone for Civ.
ing up good peace job to go into
war work IL the motive is patriotic.
When, however, the motive Is TO
get more money / believe that the
person is merely following the
crowd" and will sooner or later re-
greet having made the change. Al.
ready many OF these people are see>
ing their mistake and are trying to
get back to peace jobs. Certainly,
this Is not patriotic thing TO do
except with the approval OF the
local U. s. Employment Service.
Those who have been loyal to
their old employers and have not
followed the crowd" into new
jobs, just to get more money, will
soon feel repaid for their loyalty.
Hence, whether We consider real
estate or businesses or Jobs, the
most satisfaction in the end comes
to those who refuse to follow the
crowd" Integrity, industry and vi.
sion pay good dividends when we
take time TO study the facts and
have the courage to act upon our
decisions.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-18
Begole News

Begole. Mich; Aug. 1s-Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Weiner are announc-
ing the arrival OF son. Robert
George. born Monday morning at
st. Joseph Hospital. Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Weiner is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Cain, w. Mich.
igan Ave.
Mrs. Oral Miller. W. Michigan
Ave, spent part OF her vacation
at Evans Lake with her son Glenn
and family.
Nj. and Mrs. Floyd Budd motor.
ed to Detroit Monday evening to
visit the formers father, David
Budd, who has been confined to
his bed the past two weeks. He
Is staying at the home OF his
daughter, Miss Myrtle Budd.
A. E. Robinson. Chicago. was
guest over the week end OF his
niece, Mrs. A. D. Cain.
Private William Breining from
Great Lakes Training Station was
a guest at the Clifford Reynolds
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Raymond, Wayne,
and Mrs. J. F. Sheppard were De.
troit visitors Wednesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-18
Public Usually Wrong in
Forecast ON Real Estate

Babson Park. Mass. Aug. IS !
think It can statisticslly be proven
that the public Is usually wrong in
It's forecasting OF real estate, com.
modify and investment problems.
Certainly, those who follow the
crowd" lose money In the end.
while those who do the opposite
usually make money. Furthermore,
those who act differently from the
crowd" perform a real service and
are entitled to good profit for
their independence and courage.
Let me this week give three illus.
trations.
Filling Stations
Those who drive about the coun.
try today must be impressed by the
number OF vacant filling stations.
Not only are these found In the
woods, but also in the active sub
urbs OF our cities. / am sure that
every one OF the thousand or more
communities where my column is
read has these vacant filling sta
lions. In most cases. the pumps
have either been removed or board
ed up. They may be closed for lack
OF business or because the owner
has gone into the Service or Import
ant war work.
or course II Is self-evident that
with cars on the road reduced by
millions and with the gasoline ana
tire restrictions, fewer filing sta
tions can profitably exist today than
was the case before the war. On
the other hand, 1t seems only com.
mon sense that most of these closed
filling stations will open up again
after the war. They then may have
just as good. and perhaps better,
business. Many Of these filling sta.
tons are for sale at a distinct dis.
count from their pre-war prices;
they appear to me to be one o. the
very best bargains available .oday.
The crowd" are neglecting them
and act as II the war would last
forever, but there will be few
wise persons who will soon begin
to pick them up. In such cases, the
purchasers will operate them them.
selves; while in others they will
sell them at good profit.
Vacant Stores
AS go about various cities
am greatly impressed with the num-
Der OF vacant small stores. In some
cases the proprietor has been draft.
ed into the Service or has found he
could make more money In war
work. In other cases the help prob
lem and the difficulties OF securing
have compelled the
closing of the store. Probably $780,
900 OF these stores have been closed
during the past three years. In the
the total retail sales OF
the country have constantly been
increasing.
Most of these stores will rsopsu
at a profit. The proprietor OF
small store has many advantages
over the owner OF large store.
The small store proprietor usually
leases, and hence is in position to
change his location when circum-
stances make 1t desirable. lie is eX.
empt from various labor restric-
tons and taxes TO which The large
store Is subject. Most important. ne
can buy nationally advertised. sS9-
goods and sell them irbI
with the chain and en-
er larger stores. Furthermore, there
always will be a large number OF
people who wish to deal with a
small neighborhood store rather
than be lost in large department
store. The crowd" are now neg.
letting these vacant stores; but the
few wise people who are re-renting |
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-18
What They're Whispering in Gotham

Yanks, true to the tradition OF
Americans abroad. made a Decline
for Paris, and Lloyds OF London
offered s TO s that the war be over
by October...Lois Andrews, who
knew as much about publicity at
Is as Ivy Lee knew when he was
60. announced in Hollywood that
she would wed Jack Topping
rather repetitious. inasmuch as
she had let the same news leak
out in New York two weeks be-
fore. The Hotel Association, a lit.
tie like the boy putting his finger
in the dixie. launched a move to
persuade all cafes not to serve
liquor on ~" day...Franklin went
to Hawaii. and Eleanor stayed
home.
All Around the Town: Mickey
Devine. the former show girl who
Just divorced Horace Elgin Dodge
and received close to $1,000, 900 IN
the bargain, is dancing at Monte
Carlo these nights with Bill Cahill,
the real estate lad. She hasn't
given up romance, evidently-she
asks Dick Gasparre to have the
boys in the band play People viii
Say We're in Love" Scallions are
sprouting on Sutton, of-all-swanky
places. Gert!e Niesen has taken
to victory gardening with a ven
geance, and the terraces of her
penthouse on the East River would
make a vegetarian DROOL.. Gloria
Vanderbilt De Cicco is a girl with
a within at the moment. When she
and her Pat dined with Robert
Richie the other night, she spent
20 minutes begging Bob to please
do her a favor and ask Kay Fran
els, the screen siren with the
lisp. TO marry him. She cited
as her reason an irrepressible de-
sire to hear Kay announce herself
as Mrs. Worbert Witchie".
Times Square Cuff Notes Hail
the Conquering Hero" is wonder
full, wonderful, wonderful picture,
Eddie Bracken Is worth five or
binary Hollywood comics, and Pres
ton Sturges should be given a med
ALT was inevitable. of course.
Jane Churchill. heroine OF the Dor
sey massacre, has been offered
$500 a week to sing in a local
cate....Sir Cedric Hardwicke has
Clippered to England. Dorothy o.
Keefe. cashier at Monte Carlo. is
wearing a 4-karet diamond ring,
gift OF one OF the walters.
A Stones Throw from Broad
way: Have you heard the novel
talking piano. which Vincent 10
peg features and which seemingly
swaps repartee with him In just
the tone. you'd imagine a piano
would use when talking? cts
achieved by mysterious wedding
Of solobox and human voice. Any
way. Lopez was a little nonplussed
at the Taft Grill the other day. In
the middle OF their verbal ex-
change. the piano got the hic-
coughs!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-18
Mis-. MIdnIaht,. Notebook

WHO'S Nl0HtHHb NOhObOOh
Manhattan Glitter: Marlene Diet
rich. who looks the way cham
payne tastes. making the sophisti-
Gates swoon at lie Coo Rogue.
Henry Morgenthau quaffing a mint
julep at the Cafe Pierre Mark
Hellinger. who Just returned from
the Pacific Theatre OF War. and
Irving Berlin, recent arrival
from Europe. exchanging interna-
tional gossip on the sidewalk out
side the Waldorf...John Jacob AS
tor, with a pretty blonde, cycling
the famous polar bear In the Cen
trail Park Zoo. Evelyn knight CIV
ing Navy lieutenant good
knight kiss outside the Stork Club
eos. Pretty Jane Wyman looking frou-
frou divine in Summer print
with beruffled collar on the
Leon & Eddie's ringside... June Ha-
voc wearing her friends auto
graphs on her plaster cast...Jan
Struther, as pretty as her own
Mrs. Miniver, crossing the curb at
60th and Fifth.
This Was the Week IN Which:
was fierce on the Holly
wood front. with Tommy Dorsey
bidding Jon Hall adieu with
bash. crash and a smash; Barney
Oldfield burning up Mike Roman
off instead OF speedway, and
Charles Bickford silencing some
Nazi sympathizers with the only
sensible sock OF the lot The
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-18
Today's Horoscope
~ r. J. SCOTT

You are an acquisitive person
and have a quizzical and philo-
sophical turn OF mind. You are
courageous, positive in your ideas
and tastes. resourceful and intel
lectual. You enjoy good reading.
and strive to improve your mind
and TO acquire the friendship of
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