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Rev. Bair Addresses
Presbyterian Union

An inspirational short talk by
Rev. Raymon Bair preceded the
business meeting OF the Presby.er.
ian WOmens Union. following a
dessert luncheon at the church,
Thursday afternoon. The dessert
luncheon was served by group
three in the dining room at tables
decorated with red and gold chry.
santhemums. Rev. Bair gave the
invocation.
Mrs Lyle Smith, president, In
reduced Rev. Bair. who gave. a
talk on the cooperation between
pastor and the church and stressed
the added responsibility which de-
wolves upon a pastor during war
time.
The treasurer's report was given
by Mrs Kennard Poster in the
absence OF the treasurer. Mrs.
George Marshall. Mrs. A. II. Hol-
stead, chairman. reporting on the
Needlework Guild Ingathering to-
day at the Ladies' Literary Club
House, thanked the groups for their
contributions.
Mrs. Thomas Bird read a letter
OF thanks from the Philippine War
Relief Board for the sewing that
was done for -hem. The president
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announced that the December
union meeting will be omitted. but
that all should try To come 10 the
cRndlelight yesper service. Dec. 3,
at the church at s o'clock.
A brief synopsis OF the Detroit
Presbytery meeting. Nov. :. was
given BY Mrs. Lawrence Melbourne
She said that the campaign for the
Presbyterian Old Peoples Home
has been a Zine success and that
theif goal was achieved.
Mrs. Smith announced the Fam
lily Night dinner at the church,
Nov. 20 II will be planned pot
luck dinner. After .he meeting
the group adjourned 10 the church
chapel where Mrs. Roland Nissly
gave a comprehensive explanation
OF the Guild assembly Of the church
and its various departments.
II was announced that DR.. Ellen
VI. Brown will again be responsible
for surgical dressings for mission
airy hospital work. Mrs. Bair led
the devotions. after which a very
Interesting and instructive mis-
sionary play was given. The cast
was Mrs. r. Nissly. Mrs. Karl
Schantz, Mrs. Lawrence Milbourne,
Mrs. Fred Jacobs and Mrs. Robert
Lee.
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by the hostess assisted by Yrs.
Barnes, Mrs. Joseph Hanlon/ and
Mrs. Ben Parker.
Rachael Group
The Rachael Group met a the
home OF Mrs. Bruce Rorabacher
with Miss Effie Rorabacher acting
as assistant hostess. Leader, Mrs.
Paul Burrell presided. Mrs. Ray
Burrell led the devotions using
Armistice Day and Peace as her
subjec.
Eighty-siye calls were reported
Mrs. Floyd Jacobs reported on
Other Lands and Tongues. a dis
cussion OF the foreign element in
our country.
Ruth Group
The Ruth Group met at the
Church House Thursday for lunch
con. Mrs. Ann Quackenbush. Mrs.
Ivy Bird and Mrs. Glenn Reddaway
we're the committee for the day.
Mrs. Frank Jackson. leader. pre-
sided a. the business meeting. Mrs
Mrllie Mckenzie led the devotions.
using as her text "A Song Of
Praise" by David. All joined in
singing the Doxology. In the alb
sence Of the secretary, Mrs. Harlow
Gildard Mrs. Ralph Wright read
the minutes OF the last meeting
The group will be hostesses at a CO.
operative luncheon at he regular
meeting Of the W.S.C.S Deem Der
in the church.
Mrs. Luman Seamans reviewed
an article on "Other Lands and
Tongues" Mrs. Arthur Elyidge
sang two selections accompanied by
Mrs. Kenneth Wildman. This was
followed by a guessing game, Mrs.
Denton Glass winning the prize.
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Twenty Club
Enjoy Films
of Army Game

Members OF the Twenty Club
were guests Thursday evening o:
j. II. McCulloch.
The meeting was at Hotel Huron
and following dinner, pictures OF
the Michigan-Army football game
were shown by L. OF NJ. Secretary
Hawley T. Tapping.
Coach Elton Rynearson, who was
a guest, was invited to comment
on the pictures and Mr.. Tappa
pointed out plays OF interest, fire.
quently reversing the film 20 review
particular runs. passes, blocking
and tackling.
Other special guests we're Mr..
McCulloch's sons. Malcolm and DR..
Rudolph McCulloch.
The speaker was introduced by
Mr.. McCulloch. after expression OF
pleasure at having the club as his
guests. and general discussion OF
the pictures was shared by the men
who found the program especially
entertaining.
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Beach Tent to Send
Boxes to Percy Jones

1t was decided, at the meeting
OF Martha A. Beach Tent, Daugh-
tiers of Union Veterans. Thursday
evening, TO send Christmas boxes
to Percy Jones Hospital, and
plans were made for the Tents
inspection meeting. Nov. 29.
Mrs. Bert Gillette, senior vice
president, presided in the absence
Of Mrs Pearl Raymond, president,
who Is ill., The tent will have a CO.
operative supper at $3.50 November
% with Mrs. J. G. Earl and Mrs.
Vincent Celebrezze. hostesses. Mrs.
II. V. Clark, and Mrs. Philip Wat
ling were appointed to purchase
the gif. for the inspector. who
comes from Benton Harbor.
Mrs. Rae Litchard reported that
her son Is on his way home from
Japan. The mystery box furnished
by Mrs. Litchard was won by Mrs
Lowell Lee.
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Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS
Scores OF special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows, and other relatives.
Consult Bayard Buehen, dlree-
tor Council OF Veterans AZ.
fairs, American Legion Home.
III S Huron ST., YpSllantL
Donald l.. Santure. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Santure, writes
rom Germany, saying he has been
transferred from the infantry TO
the Quartermaster Grave Segistra-
ton Co. and is located near the
Rhine River. Donald has been over
seas nearly a year. lie was wounded
in March, but returned to du:y ar
ter We day. His brother, Robert.
received his discharge from :hs
Army Nov. at Fort Sheridan.
Mrs. Earl Suggitt has received
word that her son. Jack A. Suggi.t.
coxswain. is Stationed at Yokoha-
ma. Jack says he doesn't expect
to be home before spring. as he
has not enough points. Jacks wife.
Betty. and baby, Barbara, are stay
ing al the home OF her sister. Mrs.
Harold Renton. Middle Drive.
The following men received dis
charges from the army in the week
ending Nov. :: Cpl. Fred J. Shuda.
GO y. Huron St; Pvt. James Shar-
rock. 327 Garland St: Pvt. John
F. Strader, 3l4 South s.: Pvt.
Reginald \. Forester and Sgt Le-
roy Bevier, Route /.
. F nc Richard D. Nealey. 3lt
Oak St. received his discharge
from Great Lakes. Illinois, No
vemher 5.
Sgt. Audrey NJ. Beadle arrived
home TO spend the week end with
her mother, Mrs. Claude Beadle.
1912 F. Michigan Ave, She Is sta.
Toned at the Woodrow Wilson Cen
eral Hospital at Spaunton. Va.
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Methodist W.S.CS.

announcements made az the
group meetings OF the Methodist
Woman's Society OF Christian
service. Thursday afternoon, Nere
he W.S.C.S. luncheon meeting at
} 80. Dec. 6. the Needlework Guild
Iugatherine. today, the Dish and
Dime dinner Nov. 10 and the places
Tor the December group meetings.
Miriam Group
The Miriam Group had lunch
con al the home OF the president
Mrs. ". r Dixon. After the sing
ing OF a hymn. Mrs, J. II. McCul-
loch. in leading deyotions. chose
the theme. Prayer She used the
Lords Prayer and Psalm %.
The president reported that the
W.S.C.S. board had voted % set
aside 5000 10 have as a cund ready
Tor any refurnishing az the church
that may be needed. and 70 pur-
chase a 800 war bond.
The group voted TO pay $40 TO
The " SC.S. treasury as its Christ
mas project
The committee appointed TO ar
range for the mex. meeting. which
will be preceded by a luncheon al
the church. is Mrs. J. c. Springman,
Mrs Naomi Arid and Mrs. Ernest
Chapeile.
Mrs. Clifford Schreiner, program
chairman. gave reading from
the missionary education secretary.
entitled other Lands and
Tongues.
lydia Group
twenty-five women were pres
ent at the meeting OF the Lydia
Group at the home OF Mrs. Howard
Helfrich. Mrs. Morris Seiple. lead.
or presided. An appropriate Thanks
giving poem and prayer we're read
by Mrs. Arthur Helfrich. Because
Of the arrival o. Robert kenady
from overseas, Mrs. Nelio Kenady
was unable 10 present the program
and devotions. Mrs. ]. Lynn Houck
gave the Tooth Psalm very impress
sively with community singing OF
hymns pertaining TO the verses OF
he Psalm, at intervals. She con-
tributed her own version OF MY
Creed Three sentence prayers
closed the devotions.
Mrs Ben Vsnden Belt, program
chairman. reviewed Bishop ].
Ralph Msgee's booklet what Meth
odists Believe" She quoted Victor
Hugo's "A Faith Is a Necessity 10
a Man, woe TO him who believes in
Nothing" She closed quoting
Christianity is to be lived, not just
enjoyed"
Fifty-one calls were reported and
seS49 collected.
Mrs. Ivan Rau invited the group
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entertainment for the meeting OF
he Baptist Women's Union, which
was also open TO the men. Thurs
dsy-eyeaiug at the church.
Chief Patch, in speaking on the
topic Crime Marches on said
that there is a major crime commit
ted in the United States every 20
seconds God has provided a way
for us TO lead a successful life and
that We should tell others wha.
God has done for US. Each one OF
us has 10 give an account OF our
Stewardship he said.
Mr.. Rydberg showed his fine col
lection OF phosphorescent stones.
or rock garden, as he called It, and
gave a splendid talk.
For the musical part OF the pro-
gram. Nancy Philbin played two
piano solos Clair de Lune' by De
busy and Military Polonaise" by
Chopin.
The Mellow Four, a Quartette OF
young men, William Wilcox. Arth-
ur Gibbs. Alden Parker and Clark
Poster. sang two songs, In the
Cleaning" and "Swanee River"
Mrs. Leroy Thayer presided at
the business meeting. which was
opened with the singing OF hymn.
Mrs. Walter Evans led the deyo-
tons using Psalms III and lat,
which are Psalms Of Thanksgiving
and praise. She read an article
from the Baptist periodical writ
ten by Rev. Frank Frakerberg, a
Baptist minister in California. who
said I'VE should be thankful for
the ordinary commonplace things
in life, and thank God for them. e"
Mrs. Thayer thanked those who
assisted in the preparation Of the
Federation OF Women's Clubs lunch.
cons, Oct. 25 mad 26. also Mrs.
Eugene Koppin and Miss Mary
Louise Allen for their work in
preparing the program booklets for
the union.
Miss Betty Stacy, student direc-
tor, was reported i'll. 1. was voted
TO make a Christmas gift OF S44
for playground equipment at the
Gleiss Memorial Center, Detroit.
Before closing with prayer, Mrs.
Mrs. Edward Komraus was accept
ed for membership in the union.
BEFORE closing with prayer, Mrs.
William Shaw announced that
gifts OF staple foods are to be
brought TO the church for the Bap-
list Children's Home at Royal Oak.
After the meeting, refreshments
OF doughnuts and coffee were
served by Mrs. Rydberg, Mrs.
Lester Wright and Misses Ruth
Gambell and Clara Sweet
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CHURCH GROUP MEETINGS

% her home FOR a Christmas Co
operative luncheon, Dec. IL. Tea
and cakes were served by the host
ess and Mrs. f. D. Sinclair and Mrs.
Howard Helfrich.
Sarah Group
The Sarah Group OF the Society OF
Christian Service met al the home
OF Mrs. Lowell Lee az o'clock with
Mrs. Clarence Davis, leader, presid.
ing.
The devotious were conducted
by Mrs. Robert Lambie. Her topic
was "A Report on Tongues From
other Lnads" She said there are
34,576.7lS persons In the United
States whom the census classes as
foreign white stock. They eonsti'
tute about 81 per cent OF he total
population. The merging o. these
newcomers involves some difficult
problems. Religiously as we'll as
socially. II is our duty to see that
the evangelical Gospel is made
available 10 the immigrants. The
Women's Division OF Christian
Service Will strengthen and extend
its work among this group, with
the crusade funds.
Mrs. Lambie read from the Upper
Room the fifth Chapter OF Mark,
also three verses from the 95th
and 1O0:h Psalms. All repeated the
Lords Prayer at the close Of re-
marks.
Old clothes were TO be given to
Mrs. W. f. Dixon 10 be sent TO
Mexico.
The next meeting Dec. 1S will be
at the Church House, a Christmas
party with exchange OF gifts.
Mrs. Lees project for his month
"a a sale At Landy's store. Saturday
Nov. II. Everyone in the group is 10
contribute some useful article OF
food.
Esther Group
The Esther Group met at the
home OF Mrs. Lloyd Barnes. who
presided and opened the meeting
by reading a poem. Twenty eight
members were presen..
Mrs. A. A. Bedell led the deyo'
tions with the topic, Praise and
Thanksgiving" taken from Psalms
100. fourth verse. She said that
even greater than World Peace
is the Peace OF Understanding. She
closed with a prayer and hymn,
Praise God from Whom all Bless
ing Flow"
Mrs. Alfred Huston gave a brief
resume OF the theme, "Other Lands
and Tongues"
Mrs. Lee Brown and Mrs. Bertha
Darling each read an article about
Crusade for Christ on "Methodism
in the Philippines"
Refreshments OF pumpkin pie and
whipped cream and tea we're served
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Calendar Of Social Events

Research Club 8 o'clock, with Mrs Leon Gibson
Extension Club o'clock with Mrs Harley Shock lesson
will modern mending Bring articles 10 mend and sew
ing equipment
Guild ngathering all Ladies Literary Cuo
House
Daughters Veterans O'Clock
A. A. Bell prepared for Red Cross
SATURDAY
Public at Hail. N Huron St. 3d.
sored Auxiliary, Veterans OF Foreign Wars
SUNDAY
Hall o'clock by Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars for members Ypsan Post Vet
Fathers of Overseas Veterans families
families OF hostesses.
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EDUCATION STRESSED IN
BEGOLE CHILD CLUB Talk

tute to be held in betroi. on Nov.
10. The new year books we're
passed out and received much IA
yorable comment.
Mrs. Crawford Wynn showed to
club members samples o. pillow
tops made by veterans at Percy
Jones Hospital. Mrs. Wynn enlarges
pictures OF various insignia, and
transfers the design to pillow tops.
Veterans do the punch work and
make beautiful pillow tops, using
yarn OF various colors.
At the close OF the evening. the
hostess and her committee served
refreshments. The next meeting
will be a Christmas party on Dec. 3
at the home OF Mrs. Crawford
Wynn, 952 Sherman ST.
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At the November meeting OF the
Begole Child Study Club, at the
home OF Mrs. Wilfred Sinden, 54l5
Ellis Rd.. Ernest Chapelle. superin-
tendent OF Ypsilanti schools. was
the speaker OF he evening. His sub
ject was Educational Needs at
Home and at School" Homes have
improved in the last few decades
he said. Children OF school age must
be physically and mentally healthy
II they are 10 do well In school and
above all else, they must feel emo
tionally secure at home. A good
many problem cases at school are a
direct result OF emotional lnstabil-
ity at home.
Mr.. Chapelle further stated that
the school itself must be recognized
as an important institution In the
community. The school must be pre-.
pared 10 present a curriculum
which will at all times fulfill the
needs o: pupils. Due 70 changes,
such as from an agricultural TO an
industrial community. new sub
jects must be substituted for old
ones.
Mr.. Chapelle pointed out tina: one
OF the prime requisites OF a school
is good teachers. Now that the
Industrial boom is over with It's
lure OF high wages. he said. II is
hoped that a greater number OF
young people will be attracted into
the teaching field.
A short business meeting was
held with the president, Mrs. Clar-
ence Thompson, presiding. An
nouncement was made OF the State
Child Study Association meeting in
81. Johns, Michigan, on Nov. s, and
also OF .he Parent Education lnsti'
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Along the Street

Don Sackman. formerly co-owner
Of the City Camera Shop, recently
assumed new duties in the photog'
raphic department OF the Daily
Press. Boyd Brown, his former
partner. will continue the opera.
ton OF the camera shop.
Plenty Of bulk Cities Service
Anti-Freeze NJ. and S. Store. 113 W.
Michigan-adv. '1l10S
A recent addition to the sales
staff OF the c. j. Ramus Co. is
Don Moray. He was formerly as
sistant manager OF the Adrian
store for that company. Mr., Moray
and family plan TO make their
home in Ypsilanu.
NICE MAPLE. MOUNTAIN ASH
and White Birch, IL feet high.
$1O0 20 $3.50 dug. Evergreens
500 up. Ann Arbor Nursery
by Island. ADV. HOS
Miss Gerry Brink. Miller's Ice
Cream Store, has returned to work
after weeks absence which was
necessitated by a tonsillotomy.
Herbert Teachout, .Ypsi Body
Shop, attended the Packard deal
ers' meeting in Detroit this week.
He leaves Monday for Camp New
ton to spend several days deer
hunting. Also planning to go deer
hunting from the Body Shop is
Harry Gremore. who plans % hunt
in the Upper Peninsula next week.
We have a new camera capable
OF taking full length and group pic
tures-25c each-Palmer's Studio
) W. M.chigan.-ady. l027S
Ground has been broken and con
struction started on the new Mich
igan Ave building for the Long
necker Automotive Sales Co.
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international Group Meets

International Problem Group OF
the American Association OF Uni
verstiy Women met at McKenny
Hall. Thursday evening to plan its
program for the year.
Miss Gertrude Richie o. Roose-
welt School Is chairman OF Ibis
group. Miss Francis Farnum vol
unteered TO act as librarian. For the
next meeting, Nov. 29. each member
is 10 bring a short photography per-
tanning to chosen country.
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Birthday PARTY

Mrs Paul Willoughby entertained
Il children, friends OF her son An
drew. a. party at her home in
celebration OF his fourth birthday,
Thursday. The children had a hap
py time playing games to the &C
compartment OF nursery rhyme
records, and were given baskets OF
candy and gum.
The guests we're served sand.
/ witches, ice cream and birthday
cake, decorated with four lighted
candles.
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Shower Honors Mrs, Water,

A miscellaneous shower honoring
Mrs. Cecil A. Waters, the former
Madge Bird, was given Saturday
evening in Ann Arbor by Mrs.
Ralph Waldo. The evening was
spent playing games appropriate
10 the occasion. Refreshments OF
sandwiches. ice cream and cake
were served by the hostess.
Out OF town guests were Mrs.
r. Kelly, Chicago, and Mrs.
James Rohrer, Marshall.
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Bunco Played

Mrs. William Fleming was host
ess for the meeting OF the B. B.
Bunco Club at her home, Thursday
evening. Prize winners for bunco
were Mrs. Gardner Huelett. Mrs.
Fleming and Mrs. Cora Underwood.
The house prize wen. to Mrs. Elvie
Mccain.
Next week the hostess will be
Mrs. Albert Davies.
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U. N. SUBJECT TO oPA

Ann Arbor-The Washington Of
hce Of Prime Administration re-
ported Thursday that the Universe
ty OF Michigan's League houses
being operated for profit are sub
iect TO OPA regulations. Earlier
this week. University officials and
local OPA employees disputed
whether the houses were subject
to OPA rules.
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BRING BACK DADDY
CLUB ORGANIZED

Toledo. O.. Nov 9-AP Tired
OF wheeling the baby buggy alone
while Papa" sits idle In Army
camps, more than 300 young moth
ers have organized a Bring Back
Daddy" Club here, To urge CON
gressional action in release OF faith
ers from service.
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DECLARE DIVIDEND

Grand Rapids -AP-A dividend
of 50 cents share on common
stock was voted Thursday by direc
tors OF the American Heating COM
pany. The payment. to he made
Dec 90. IS to stockholders Of rec
ord Nov 30
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G MILES in
) The News
Memories

Memories
Portland, Ore.-AP-Pohce en-
tered an apartment from which
loud screams and cries were issu-
ing. They found a veteran asleep
in bed and shook him out OF his
nightmare.
He looked around. bewildered.
Am ! in bed?" he asked. II
thought IL was a foxhole."
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ASK STRIKE VOTE

Ann Arbor Washtenaw County
Local 1874. International Typograph-
Zeal Union (AFL). has petitloned its
international officers for permission
to take n strike vote. Union
spokesman said their last contract
expired Oct. /.
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Six applications for membership
in the Order OF Rainbow for Girls
were accepted at the regular meet
Ing OF the Rainbow. Thursday eve
ming In the Masonic Temple lodge
room.
Miss ANGELA Niles, worthy ad-
visor. presided and announced the
Rainbow semi-formal dance in the
Ypsilanti High School gymnasium,
Nov. 10.
The advisory board members IN
troduced we're Mrs. Brit. Eddings.
Mrs. Milton Mott, Mrs. Kenneth
Crawford. and Mrs. Ralph Hunt.
The November special meeting will
be omitted because OF Thanksgiv-
ing. The next regular meeting will
be Dec. s.
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Baptist Women Hear
Police Chief Patch

A group Of musical selections ar
ranged by Mrs. Ralph Mcdonald,
and talks by CHIEF Dan Patch
and Melvin Rydberg provided the
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HEADS ASSOCIATION

Grand Rapids-Dr. Otto Engelke,
health officer OF Washtenaw Coun-
ty, was named president OF the
Michigan Health Officers Associa-
ton Thursday. succeeding DR.. c. F.
Barrett o. Ingham County.
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Saltwater, Okla.-AP-An Okla
homa Aggie football fan. who lost
his bilifold containing $40 and two
tickets 10 the University of Tulsa
football game here Saturday. ran
this want ad:
"' Just return the tickets. |
don't care about the money"
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Seattie-AP - Post Office en-
ployes here have their own select
golfine society. Membership, auto
matte for those who qualify. is not
coveted, however It's called the
Skunk Club.
Players with the poorest records
for the season compete in a special
tournament TO see who gets the
dubious honor OF being the club
presi lent. whose official title is
Chief Stinker".
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AIumnae Dinner

Thursday evening Mrs. Theodore
Schiller OF Garland Ave. was din
ner hostess to the Kappa Phi Alum
nae OF the Detroit area for the
regular meeting. Fifteen guests
were present from Detroit, Farm
ington, Crosse Pointe, and High
land Park.
Guest OF honor for the occasion
was Miss Mildred Fritz. WAC, re-
Gently discharged after fifteen
months service in New Guinea and
Manila.
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Eolled AnAln

Denver Federal Blu
reau OF Investigation hunted a
Tommy Ryan. alleged draft eyad-
er, for Ave years. They finally
found him. then doffed their hats
and called II even.
District Attorney Thomas J..
Morrissey said Archie j. Spencer
registered with Nevada draft
board in 1910 as Tommy Ryan"
before he was old enough to he
called. giving his address as Little
ton, colo.
In 1912, Spencer registered again
and was called TO service. When
the FRI caught up with Ryan. the
supposed draft dodger. he wore a
Purple Heart and three battle stars
earned In European action.
Charges against him were dis
missed In L. s. District Court.
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Wanderlust

Carr Grant, Ill.-AP-John Man
deville, who enlisted in the Army
in 194C as private and advanced
to major. recently was discharged
with 1903 points after "a months
overseas.
Now the 33-year-old Rockford,
Ill. soldier has Joined the Army
aeain-this time as q master serg-
cant.
His explanation: "I like to trav-
ell"