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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-13
Calendar OF Social Events
TODAY


Lutheran Society cooperative luncheon o'clock.
church. postponed from
Excelsior Chapter number RAM 1880 Masonic Temple lodge
Pythan Sisters o'clock
Mary Missionary Society OF Lutheran Church, 75
church
Huron Navy Mothers Club. 1880 Literary Club House.
Women of the Moose Lodge s o'clock at Moose Hall
Domestic Daughters picnic luncheon
o'clock followed by business meeting at home OF Mrs A. H.
Eardley
Club. 715 Temple dining dinner
Knights Of Pythias Hall dancing
Newcomers Club. $780, with John Fares SO s. Summit
Ypslan Aere Fraerna Order Of Eagles o'clock hall S3
e. Cross St.
Red Cross surgical dressings WEIGH Hall
at St Luke's Church House, $3.50 to4 and 7 to $3.50
THURSDAY
Presbyterian Womens groups group luncheon
o'clock with Mrs William Winter three with Mrs A.
Methodist Woman Society Christian Service circles
one O'Clock, with Mrs Harrington; number q o'clock. with
Misses Caroline and Sara Lewis number three o'clock with
Mrs Harry Farris; number four Mrs W. Dixon,
operative luncheon. o'clock Bring table dish
circle five with Mrs Clark Ferguson o'clock
Der SIX 1880 m Church House number SEVEN 1880
with Mrs Robert Coffron number eight p luncheon
with Mrs. j. F. Quackenbush; number nine, o'clock
Mrs John Gau number TO- cooperative luncheon o'clock,
Gilbert Community House
ST Iukes Auxiliary Guild sewing 1890 m. Bring
business meeting 2so ST. Lukes Church House
Baptist Womens Union, $780, church.
Martha A Beach Tent Daughters Veterans $780, GAR
Hall.
West Side Circle OF Dorcas Society Church. 1880
with Mrs. Carl Scheffer. Jr
Tle Tackmann Society Lutheran Church
Assembly number 20 Order regular meet
ing. 1880, Masonic Temple lodge
St Lukes League Women noon Bring
table service and sewing equipment home
B. Bunco Club O'Clock, with Mrs John Simon
Presbyterian Mems Club. o'clock dining room
Harriet Unit Mothers Men Service o'clock home OF
Mrs Herman Kersey
Wahtenaw Women Golfers Day washnaw Country Club
Red Cross surgical dressings five WEIGH Hail. to
Willing circle OF Kings Daughters, o'clock with Mr.,
w. E. Dixon. T
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Naval Cadet Needs
Dads Call Down

TROY, N. Y.-INS-It seems
that for some things there Is still
nothing quite so effective as a call
down from dad.
In requesting a leave, a student
in the Naval College training pro.
gram at Rensselaer, Polytechnic In
stitute told the officer In charge
that he was sure he would fail in
all his courses unless he were nj.
lowed to go home at once. He was,
in fact, down In every subject.
But why?" he was asked.
He wanted to go home, II de.
veloped. so his father could put the
fear In his heart. II was pointed
out that R.PI. had a faculty ex-
perienced In admonishing dilatory
students.
1T doesn't do any good" he
replied Immediately. Nobody can
give me hell like my old man. It
doesn't take when anybody else
does It,"
His earnestness won out. He
was given the leave. His belief In
the efficacy OF his fathers admoni-
lions was justified. He passed all
OF his courses, Prof Homer H. Nu-
gent reported.
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Registration
.BegiinsMonday

School days for young Ypsilan.
tians are about to roll around
again as the date for school regis
tration in District No. /, which Ia
cludes the Willow RuA area, has
been set for Monday between .
and IL a. m.
Those expecting to attend high
school this term may register at
either the Ypsilanti Central CT
Roosevelt school Offices where
classes will begin Sept. IS. Bus
transportation will be provided by
the school district.
Classes for the seventh and
eighth grade pupils in the Spencer
School area will be held In the
Foster School and those in the Sim.
monds School area In these grades
will enroll In the Ross School this
year.
1t has been brought to the at.
tention of parents that Michigan
school laws require that all chill
dren below the age OF II attend
school whether or not they have
completed the eighth grade.
In the Willow Run area all chill
dren living north OF the Michigan
Central railroad but South OF
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Veterans Auxiliary
Told of EncampmentS

After a potluck supper for mem.
bers and their families, the mem
bers Of the Auxiliary. Veterans OF
Foreign Wars at their meeting in
Veterans Hall, Tuesday evening.
heard interesting reports OF the
recent Encampments. Mrs. Helen
Atkinson told OF the State Encamp-
ment at Grand Rapids and Mrs.
Mabel Slater described the Nation
al Encampment AT Chicago. Two
new colorbearers were appointed
Mrs. Hazel Horner and Mrs. Ora
Allen. One new member, Mrs. Eva
Yunkman, was initiated. All were
urged to attend the Fifth District
Rally at the Milan High School,
Sunday, Sept. II.
A meeting to practice floor work
was announced for Sept. II at 7
o'clock in Veterans Hall.
Plans were made for the annual
"forget-me.not sale" for the bene-
Tit OF disabled veterans. The solicit.
alton al the Bomber Plant was set
for Sept. % and those who can
help were urged to report to Mrs
Iyele Grub. The city sale date Is
not yet fixed. A committee was ap-
pointed 10 arrange for Christmas
gifts TO be sent overseas and an
other to arrange for a rummage
sale. ThsaIext meeting will be a
birthday party honoring those who
have contributed TO the birthday
barrel since June.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Sheldon
have returned from visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Atherton al
Gaines, over the week end.
William Smallwood, Porto Rico
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew
Slnkule and their son Joseph Sin.
kule Sunday. He was one OF the
five survivors who escaped death
when twenty-five passengers were
precipitated into the water when
their plane capsized as they were
on their way to the United States.
Joseph Sinkule met Mr.. Smallwood
while he was in the automobile
business.
Miss Ida Jane Woodbury. has
gone to Adrian where she will teach
in the first grade Of the Washing
ton School. She was graduated from
the Normal last June.
Mrs. Clara Wigle has returned
from visiting her son, owen Wigle
and family in Kingsyille, Ont.
Mrs. II. A. Bisbee, who has been
visiting Miss Pearl Phelps in Bay
City and at the Phelps Beach home
on Saginaw Bay, for ten days, re-
turned home. Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Kelly took
their son, Master Robert Kelly,
to Howe, Ind. last week, where he
was entered in Howe Military Acad-
envy.
Mrs. Leafy Graham has returned
from a weeks visit at Lawrence
Vile Ill, where relatives had gath
cred in honor OF S/Sgt. Charles
Graham upon his return from two
years service in the South Pacific
where he saw action. Mrs. Graham
was accompanied on her trip by
two nephews. Lewis and Wendell
Graham, and her niece, Miss Fran
ces Long.
Miss Marilyn Hines returned Sun.
day from a weeks visit with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Edmunds, Detroit.
Mrs. Minnie zimmerman Is max
ing an extended visit with rela-
tIves IN Portland, Ore.
Miss Marilyn Hines underwent
a successful tonsillectomy at Boyer
Hospital Saturday and returned
home Sunday.
William ALDER, formerly OF 42l
Campbell Ave, and now residing
near Manchester, visited Ypsilanti
friends Tuesday. He will be induct-
ed into the Army Sept. p.
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Service Briefs

Pfc. John d. Kennedy and wife
are spending the week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kennedy
Private Kennedy is on turlougb
from Camp Dickett, Virginia.
Seaman nc John Edward Cramp-
ton, son OF Mrs. Katherine Cramp-
ton. 230 Spencer Ave, has returned
10 the Armed Guard Center. New
Orleans. La. following six months
at sea as a member OF Navy gun
crew aboard a merchant vessel.
1t. Keith Crimson. a pilot OF B.
25 Mitchell bomber, participated
in the all-out D-Day aerial support.
He Is with the Twelfth Air Force.
Henry L. Van Ripper Is receiving
his initial indoctrination course at
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta.
ton, Great Lakes, Ill.
Robert X. Bower, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross l.. Bower, 918 Pleasant
Drive, is receiving his pre-cadet
training at Big Springs, Texas.
Cadet Bower was graduated from
Ypsilanti High School last June,
and received varsity letters in bas-
ketball and baseball.
Private Richard Field. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Field, PASS E
Michigan Ave, has been assigned
to the Air Service Command modi-
ficatlon and repair depot, with the
U. S. Air Forces in England.
Pfc. Harold NJ. Chown, 10b Elm
ST., has been cited by his regiment
OF the 3rd Marine Infantry Division
and awarded the combat infantry
man barge for actual participation
in combat with the army In Italy.
Mrs. Ann Harner entertained at
a family dinner at her home, Tues
day evening honoring her son Pvt.
Richard Harner, who is home on
furlough from Camp Swift. Texas.
Places were laid for IL. Out OF the
city guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Harner, Jackson.
Pvt Robert Bisbee, who Is sta
toned in Italy. has written his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bisbee,
that on a recent three day pass, he
and two friends toured the city OF
Rome, visiting interesting and his
torical places. He visited Vatican
City and attended an audience with
the Pope.
Seaman 1/C Clyde King, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer King, arrived
home on II day leave Tuesday
evening. He will report back at San
Diego, California.
Pvt Jack H. WILDER, formerly
OF 513 Emmett St, has been trans
ferred from Lowry Field, Colorado,
to Tyndall Field, Florida, where he
Is to receive gunnery training In
the Army Air Corps.
Sgt. John A. Hewitt, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leo A. Hewitt, 100 Maple
ST., has returned home on a Is day
furlough from Cherry Point, n c.
where he has been stationed since
June. Sgt. Hewitt was with the lst
Marine Division, that landed on
Guadalcanal in 1912. He spent IL
months in the Southwest Pacific.
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THE WILLOW RUN NEWS

Holmes Rd. and the part OF Forest
Ave. west OF Ford Blvd. should
enroll in Spencer School. All those
living between Stamford and Mac
Arthur Blvd. should enroll In Sim
monds. All pupils living east OF
Midway Blvd. and Stamford Rd.
and Ford Blvd. but north OF Holmes
Rd. and the part OF Forest Ave.
west OF Ford Blvd. should enroll In
Ross School All students living
south OF the Michigan Central rail
road and those east OF Midway
way Blvd. and Stamford should en-
roll in Foster.
These areas have been establish
ed by the School Board.
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SAY GOODBYE

Evanston, ILL.,. Sept. 13-AP -
Northwestern University Alumni
said goodbye to two veteran Wild
cat athletic coaches at a banquet
Tuesday night. Tom Robinson, the
Wildcats first and only swimming
coach who is retiring after 35 years
OF service, and AIDE Schumacher,
who recently resigned his post rs
assistant athletic director, were
given awards OF merit by the Alum
nj Association.
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Entertain Former Student

Professor and Mrs. Theodore
Lindquist entertained Major and
Mrs. Thomas Darlington, North.
vile, at dinner Monday evening.
Major Darlington, who is former
student OF Professor Lindquist,
stopped with his bride for a visit
while on furlough after spending
two years in the Burma-C hina.In-
dia war theater. The Major is on
his way to Chanute Field, H.,
where he expects to spend the mex
eight or nine weeks in a brush-uI
course in meteorology.
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Mrs. Kline Hostess
to Capsule Sisters

Mrs. Earl Kline was hostess for
the meeting OF the Capsule Sisters
Club at her home, Tuesday evening.
Sewing and pencil games provided
entertainment, with prizes for
games going TO Mrs. Leslie Carlson,
who was a guest, Mrs. William
Renton. ard Mrs. Myron Ashby.
The birthday OF Mrs. Ashby was
celebrated and she received gifts
from the club. A lovely bouquet Of
asters provided the centerpiece for
the candle-lighted luncheon table,
where refreshments were served.
The table prize was won by Mrs.
Dennis Abbeg.
The club will meet again Sept. 26
with Mrs. Clifford Boyd.
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ASKS FOR IT

BOSTON-UP-"Hurray, I'm a
new daddy-haven't you anything
to say to me?" pitcher Tex Hugh
son of the Boston Red Sox yelled
to roommate Emmett ONeill one
morning at 4 o'clock after receiv-
ing a telephone call from the fam
lily doctor. Sure, I've got some
thing to say" murmured O'Neill
sleepily. Il wish your wife would
arrange to have her babies in the
afternoon"
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DESPERATE TO THE END

GROTON, Vt.-UP-After evading
the police OF two continents for
years, William bristol Bill Darl-
ington OF Bristol, England, motor
ious counterfeiter and bank robber
OF the mid-19th century, was cap
tured In the small village OF Groton.
Brought 10 trial in nearby st. Johns
bury, Darlington made one last
gesture in the midst OF testimony.
when he drew a knife and stabbed
the prosecuting attorney TO death.
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Prospective Members
to be Entertained by
Lutheran Altar Guild

A new altar committee was APP
pointed, and arrangements for a
party to- entertain prospective
members was planned at Monday
evenings meeting OF the Altar Guild
OF the Lutheran Church at the
home OF Mrs. Luther Fenker.
Miss Betty Fenker was appointed
chairman of the entertainment com,
mittee. Mrs. Nelson Van Wegen, re.
freshments, and Mrs. Ralph Haw.
ker. invitations for the party for
prospective members, TO be oct. %.
The new September altar commit
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BEDEELlOWS

Jefferson City, Mo-, Sept 10
AP-Politics makes strange bed
fellows James P. Boyd and HON.
er c. Martin, both OF Paris, Mo,
applied for rooms separately at
local hotel. Sorry, said the clerk,
nothing here-unless you'd care
to share a double room. So Boyd,
Democratic nominee for state rep,
resentative from Monroe County,
and Martin, the Republican ditto.
shared
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Fine Points in Bndqe

scored the A and. having seen the
5 from his partner, returned the
club S for West TO ruff with the
spade 2. Afraid TO lead from, his
heart tenace, West tried his dia-
mond 9 South won. dropped
spades in three rounds and ran
diamonds. making his contract.
At most tables where the con-
tract was set two. East after the
first two club tricks cashed his
heart A and got 10 signal from
West, so returned a heart. Two
tricks in that suit beat the de-
clarer, and a trump trick came
later.
Where il was set two by diff
ferent means, East followed two
club tricks with his heart A. and
West was smart enough 10 play
his 2. Discouraged. East then led
a third club. which West ruffed.
and the heart X made another
trick for the side. The ruff, how
ever. prevented a straight trump
trick, so the result was the same
as II no ruff had been scored.
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MARKED MARKS

FRANKLIN, N. H.-UP-When
the Rev. George A. Mark of Frank
lin and his brother John attended
Meadville Theological School, they
were known as Mark and Re
mark, or together as Mark
Twain" Then when another broth
err Thomas joined them he &C
quired the nickname OF Remark
able
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To Confer Degrees

At the meeting OF Phoenix Lodge
mum Der 10 F. and A. NJ, Tuesday
evening in the Masonic Temple
lodge room, James Bell, worshipful
master, announced that there will
be a special communication for con.
ferring the Master Mason degree,
Friday evening. Next Tuesday eve.
ming the Entered Apprentice degree
will be conferred. Both meetings
will open at 1880.
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Lions Club May be
Organized in City

Thirty members OF the Ann Arbor
Lions Club met with ten Ypsilanti
men at Hotel Huron. Tuesday eve.
ming, TO discuss forming an organ.
ization here. Considerable interest
was aroused in the local group,
and II was decided TO hold another
meeting, Sept. 10 to discuss the
matter further and TO interest more
men.
A committee headed by Kenneth
Leighton. chairman, and Dr. Thorn.
as d. Gibson, secretary-treasurer,
was appointed to contact prospec.
tive members.
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Stork Calls

Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Afford
Cunlisse, Belleville, Tuesday at
Boyer Hospital; weight, six pounds,
IA ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs Jer-
ONE Bies, Willis. Tuesday at Boyer
Hospital; weight, six pounds, IL
ounces.
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tee u Ms. Rote Holmes and Mrs
Luther Fenker.
The next social party will be at
the home OF Mrs. Holmes, Sept.
q, and the next business meeting,
oct. y.
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License Taken

Theft OF case containing a driv-
er's license from an automobile
parked at 1872 Ecorse Rid. was re-
ported by Mrs. Sophie Wylie, 95S
Hawthorne ST. at 12:40 this morn
ing. She told city police that her
husband parks the car at that To-
cation every day and she takes It
on her way home from work. She
reported that someone had broken
the right ventilator window and
ransacked the car.
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sTOCKHOLM-AP- Adam Won
Trott Zu Solz, one OF seven Ger
mans who have been condemned TO
death for completely in the July 20
plot to kill Adolf Hitler. was report.
ed 10 have visited Stockholm In
June to inform the Allies about
the anti-Nazi underground move
ment in Germany and obtain their
reaction.
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Jacksonville
OBSERVE BIRTHDAYS

Jacksonville, Mich, Sept. 13-The
birthdays OF Mrs. Ben Owen and
Mrs. Florence Birbeck were observ.
ed by the Home Extension Group
at the home OF Mrs. Cora Mozart
ney, Thursday. A delicious chicken
dinner was served to is. The
guests OF honor were presented
wit gifts. Later, Mrs. Margaret
Belts was given surprise shower.
She received lovely gifts. The
next meeting OF the club will be
with Mrs. Wilmer Corkins in Octo-
Der.
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MR., CITIZEN

Dallas, Tex, Sept. 13--AP-Po-
lice are studying public relations.
Explains Inspector D. A. Loe:
Traffic violators will no longer
be asked II they are going to
fire. Instead. the policeman will
say politely: Mr.. Citizen, you have
violated a traffic regulation. Why"
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WALKS UNDER LADDER AND

PITTSFIELD, Mass.-UP-When
mail superintendent Matthew Gull
tinan reported for work at the post
Office late for the first time in 25
years he had a good excuse. He
had walked under a painters lad
der at the same time the painters
elbow upset a can of canary yell
low paint.
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GETS FRoTHY DISH

AMARILLO. Tex.-UP-Amaril-
10 has a new story about the perils
Of wartime eating out A customer
ordered corn cakes at a coffee
shop and soon was frothlng at the
mouth. The chef had used soap
flakes instead OF corn flakes In
making the batter.
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COP TAKES 1T ALL BACH

KANSAS CITY, Mo- UP I'm
municipal court here recently a
patrolmen appeared in behalf OF a
man he had arrested for speeding
and declared that he believed the
charge was an error. The police
man said he found that his watch
was out OF order soon after he had
checked the defendants speed at
Al miles an hour. The case was
dismissed.
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MODERN CONVOY

Miles City, Mont. Sept. 13-AP
This Is mighty mig country, pard-
ner, but It took Rancher Sid Vol
lin only two hours and 20 minutes
to find nine stray horses. He used
an airplane.
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Games Feature Meeting

Mrs. Arthur House was hostess
for the social meeting OF the Indus
trial Pleasure Club at her home,
Wednesday afternoon. After having
a cooperative luncheon, the mem
bers played games and visited. Tho
next regular club meeting will be
Sept. 26 with Mrs. Harry Baker.
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Announce Enoauemsnt

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lambert, 1909
". Cross St, announce the engage
ment OF their niece. Miss Doris
June Johnson, to DR.. Richard Den
mis- Brady, Fargo, n. Oak.
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BELLS TO TOLL NAZI DOOM
TIFF1N. O.-UP-Church bells
in Tiffin will toll the death knell
for Hitler's hordes when the Nazis
surrender Internationally in Eu-
rope. according TO officials here.
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DEFENSE DECIDES IT

WHAT THE defense does
against you is frequently as i'm
portant TO the fate Of your con-
tract as anything you can do your
self, and often more so Many a
contract gets made merely be-
cause the opponents fail TO find
the right way to go about their
Job, and many a contract gets
beaten by what the old-timer
Whitehead used TO call quick
tricks"
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Miss Lois Corkins has received
word that her fiance, Robert G..
Hurst, has received promotion 20
technical sergeant, somewhere in
England. He has also received an
air medal and two Oak Leaf Clus-
ters. Roberts twin brother, Sgt.
Russell l.. Hurst, with his plane,
crew. is informed in Sweden. The
Hurst twins live in Ann Arbor,
have been in service Fl months
and have been overseas about four
months. They are both in radio
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McGraw, Up
slant, were Sunday evening guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Mccartney.
Mr.. and Mrs. herman Oltersdorf
and family have moved to their new
home near Grove Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Orson have
moved into the Ford-owned home,
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Hunt The Hunts have
moved to their newly purchased
farm home near Farwell.
Miss Dorothy Fisher, Michigan
City, Ind, spent few days with
Miss Lois Corkins last week.
Pfc. August Hever, Jr., Jackson
Vile, Fla, and Miss Beth Rust,
Ypsilanti, were Sunday visitors NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Mccartney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benny Stawinski
are on loving a vacation at Traverse
City and other points in the north.
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Tomorrow's Problem

Dealer South. Neither side
vulnera blel
What principle Of defense should
enable West to beat Norths 3-No
Trumps on this deal after East
leads the heart ~
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Ypsilanh Briefs
Closed Thursdays

CIoSeo Inursudys
Mrs. Robert Wizard. director OF
Red Cross surgical dressings, an
nounces that the work rooms in st.
Luke's Church House will not be
open for Red Cross use on Thurs
days until further notice. The work
will continue there on Tuesdays
and Wednesdays, however. She
says that the new quota OF gauze
has arrived and that more workers
are greatly needed, that the attend
ance has been poor in the last two
weeks.
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To Resume Hearings


The local Community Fund bud
get committee will resume hearings
OF requests by city agencies Friday
afternoon. Members of the commit
tee completed two days OF hearings
Monday and Tuesday and expect to
present the final budget TO the
Fund directors Sept. 81.
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Opening Postponed
Due to the infantlle paralysis
epidemic opening OF the Congrega'
tional Sunday School has been post
poned TO Sept. "a.
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Society TO Meat

The Helping Hand Society, Raw
sonville, will meet September II
with Mrs. Donald Lowell, Denton.