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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10
CHAPTER SEVEN
- STRANGE mHadv-

Mrs. STRANGE, mlady.-
Audrey Strange came into the
big bedroom, crossed the room to
the big bed, stopped down and
kissed the old lady and sat down
in the chair placed ready for her.
Nice to sec you, my DEAR" said
Lady Tressilian.
And nice to see you" said
Audrey.
There was a quality Of intangl-
bility about Audrey Strange. She
was OF medium height with very
small hands and feet. Her hair was
ash blond and there was very lit
tie color In her face. Her eyes
were set wide apart and were a
clear pale gray. Her features were
small and regular, straight little
nose set In a small oval pale face.
With such coloring, with a face
that was pretty but not beautiful,
she had nevertheless a quality
about her that could not be ig-
nored and that drew your eyes to
her again and again. She was a
little like a ghost, but you felt at
the same time that a ghost might
be possessed of more reality than
live human being. -.
She had a singularly lovely
voice; soft and clear like a small
silver bell.
For some minutes she and the
old lady talked Of mutual friends
and current events. Then Lady
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SYNOPSIS

In February = lone figure sat plOttins
. carefully detailed project for murder.
The writer traced q date in September.
then burned the paper to ashes. Fol-
lowing are the circumstances that
brought certain people-includinE that
lone fGure-to Cults Point, home Of
elderly Lady Camilla Tressilian. on that
fAteful date. Handsome Neville Strange,
CamillS's heir, and Kay, his pleasure
loving bride, were TO have been
CAmilla's guests In June, but Kay dis
liked giving up q yachting party sched-
uled for that time-'Just to be snubbed
by your prim relatives" Camilla, and
Mary. Adm, \ distant relative who
IPOked after the invalid rnatrlareh. felt
that Neville had treated his first wife.
Audrey. most shamefully, when. after
eight years Of happiness, he hac fallen
hOpelessly In love with the Elamorous
Nay. Audrey. OF whom they were very
fond, had suffered a nervous breakdown
following the divorce. She Is to be At
CAmilla's in September. and Kay 10
AstOunded when Neville suggests they
postpone their visit till then, addlnE,
at would make me much happier II
you two could be friends" He writes
Camilla TO this effect, but she decides
10 consult Audrey before yielding TO
his prepOsterOuS proposal.
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West London News

Long Island, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles KanitE.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lentz have
received word from their son, Pvt.
Robert Lentz, who has been over
seas, that he had reached the
states and is in Indiana.
Mrs. LentL accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Lentz TO Monroe Hos
pital Sunday evening to call on
Mrs. Lenard Lentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Beauch. Milan.
called Saturday afternoon, and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hazlett. Milwau.
kee Rd., called Sunday. on Mr.. and
Mrs. Penn Barnes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Sheats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Cole and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Cole, Monroe.
Week end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Holly and David Grifiths
were David's sister and father. Miss
Lois Dean and Charlotte and Wal
ter Griffiths, Detroit.
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Towards Zero

woman sitting beside her:
well, got what you WANT"
udrey started.
ooh, yes, yes. Thank you"
my dear" said Lady Tressilian,
and her voice was deep and con-
cerned, ARE you sure this isn't
going to hurt your You were very
fond Of Neville, you know. This
may reopen old wounds"
Audrey was looking down at her
small gloved hands. One Of them.
Lady Tressilian noticed, was
clenched on the side Of the bed.
Audrey lifted her head. Her eyes
were calm and untroubled.
She said:
IAN that is quite over now.
Quite over"
Lady TressiliaR leaned more
heavily back on her pillows.
well - you should know. I'm
tired-you must leave me now,
dear. Mary is waiting for you
downstairs. Tell them to send Bar
rett to me-"
Barrett was Lady Tressilian's
elderly and devoted maid.
She came in to find her mistress
lying back with closed eyes.
THE sooner I'm out Of this
world the better. Barrett" said
Lady Tressilian. Il don't under
stand anything or anyone in It."
"Ah! don't say that, my lady.
you're tired"
Eyes, I'm tired. Take that elder
down Off my feet and give me q
dose Of my tonic"
Its Mrs. Strange coming that
upset you. A nice lady, but she
could do with a tonic, I'd say. Not
healthy. Always looks as though
she's seeing things other people
don't see. But she's got a lot Of
character. She makes herself felt,
as you might say"
That's very true, Barrett" said
Lady Tressilian. Yes, that's very
true"
And she's not the kind you for
get easily either. I've often Won
dered II Mr.. Neville thinks about
her sometimes. The new Mrs.
Strange is very handsome-very
handsome indeed-but Miss Aud
rey is the kind you remember
when she isn't there"
Lady Tressilian said with q sud-
den chuckle:
"Nevile's q fool 10 want 10 bring
those two women together. Hes
the one who'll be sorry for It'll"
ITO Be Continued)
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Christmas Music
Feature of High
School Program

The program was announced to.
day for the annual public Christ
mas Vesper service in Ypsilanti
High School. December l6 at 4 p. m.
This service is presented each
year by the high school music de-
partment.
Herbert Fry and Leland Randall.
music directors, have prepared a
pleasant program for the occasion,
featuring the chorus, orchestra, oc.
tette and soloists.
The program will open with the
Overture, Christmas Fantasy by
Bergh and Fanfare sung by Richard
Peters, Phanuel Hamilton, and Will
liam Houck. Following numbers
win be a Professional, Hark the
Herald Angels Sing and The Star
Spangled Banner and That Holy
Night by the chorus, The Babe in
Bethlehem's Manger Laid-Bue-
bendorf, sung by Bernice Swaney,
soloist, and 10, How a Rose Ere
MISUNDERSTANDING, by the oc.
tette. A violin solo, Meditation
mdSschtl' Will We presented Dg
Karlin Johnson, violinist, with
Joyce Myers, accompanist. Two
numbers by the chorus, Break
Forth, o Beauteous Heavenly Light
by Bach, and Carol OF the Bells, a
Ukrainian Carol, Oh! Holy Night
Adams, given by Elizabeth South
ern, Ave Maria-Schubert, by the
orchestra. To Us is Born Imman-
uel-Praetorius. by the chorus, and
silen Night - CRUDE DetZel, by
both the chorus and octette will
comprise the main part of the pro-
gram. The service will he CON
cluded with. The Spirit OF Christ
mas-Reibold, by the Orchestra
and chorus and a Recessional, Oh
Little Town OF Bethlehem.
Miss Justine Enss. art depart
ment, and Frank SchImei, indus
trial arts department, have coop
Grated on stage sets.
Orvill McMurray has worked out
a lighting arrangement designed 20
enhance he beauty OF the presenta-
ton.
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ToKYO-AP - Kyodo News
Agency said today that Command.
er Ike Hashimoto. captain OF the
submarine /. !. IS. left by plane
Friday for Washington to testify In
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the court martial trial Of Capt.
Charles p Nevsy, skipper OF the
cruiser lndianapoiis-which was
sunk, Kyodo said by Hashimotos
sub.
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TOKYO -AP- Hitler was de
lighted" when he learned Of the
Japanese sneak attack on Pearl
Harbor but he did not have ad-
vance knowledge OF Nipponese
plans, wartime Ambassador to Der.
lin 1t Gen. Hiroshi Oshima said
today.
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Rural Events
tuesday,
OakviIls

TUESDAY
OakVills
Farmers Club will meet with Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Garlick at 7 O.
clock. A potluck supper will be
served. Gilbert Darling will lead
the Christmas singing. Gifts
should be brought by each member.
WEDNESDAY
Willis
The W. 6. c. s. will have a
Christmas luncheon at the church.
1890. Program under direction of
Mrs. Earl Wright.
Bepols
Thorne School p. T. A. meeting
at the school building, Wednesday,
1880.
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pIscHARoEo FROM SERVICE

West London, Mich.-shurley
sackett, son OF Mrs. LII. White, re-
turned home Tuesday from Fort
Sheridan. where he received his
discharge from the service.
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HUNTERS NUMBERS EYED

Lansing-AP-The state conser-
vation department may consider
getting up a numbering system for
hunters back tags with a com
oination Of letters and numerals
which will be easy to read and re-
member. G. A. Walker. chief OF the
departments general operations
and finance division, said today.
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HEREFORD. Germany-AP-Field
Marshal Sir Bernard L. Montgom-
cry rejected all appeals OF Bel.
sen concentration camp defend.
ants and ordered Commander Josef
Kramer, blonde Irma Grese and
nine other officials OF the Belsen
and Oswiecim camps to be hanged.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10

The Boysen dam. to be construct.
ed In the Wind River canyon south
OF Thermopolis, Wyo., will be APP
proximately lis feet high, with a
crest length OF 1000 feet.
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Celebrates Birthday

Miss Hattie Hopkins was pleas
antly surprised Wednesday evening
when a group OF IS young folks
met at her home to help her cele-
brate her birthday.
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surnrlaed on elrthdaY

Surprised on Birthday
Thursday evening about 30
friends and relatives surprised Mrs.
Julia Hopkins at her home, cele-
brating her birthday. The evening
was spent in playing euchre. A
potluck lunch was enjoyed by all
Mrs Charlotte Sackett, Grand
Rapids, was a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank White Thursday. She is
spending several days with her
grandson and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Ssckett, Dundee.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Heidi were guests OF Rev
and Mrs. Charles Bragg. Dundee
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Kanitz and family
were Mrs. Gordon Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Smith and son Jerry,
Ann Arbor: Mrs. Seward Warner.
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proximately 800 Japanese military
and civilian personnel will be tried
in this category of "atrocity"
crimes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-10

japanese accused OF atrocities
against American prisoners OF war.
The trials will he heard by an
American military tribunal. Ap-
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Mvrtls

TOKYO-AP - The Army an
nounced officially Saturday the nrst
war criminal trials will begin Dee
II N Yokohama and will be for
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SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGIkIA.

A Az. SEPT; 30-opep Sat and
@sn v T6s OY e ss On
Of owners transfer. First floor, entrance
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room and screened porch: second door.
master bedroom with private bath. tive
tiled bath large attic With dissppearins
stairway, unusually. attractive paneled
rsappsS wS esdtf 9th s sssr.d4 d m
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Sl0.650
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ASSOCIATES EX. 1879.
5720 NO. 10Th ST.-5-rm. bungalow ex-
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COL0RED-RFAL BARGAINS:
500 block Sth st. ne.
900 block Sth st. ne.
100 block l. St ne.
500 block South Carolina ave. Sc Terms
TO be arranged JOE CURTO REALTY.
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COLORED-S R. AND B.. eth and G SITS.
ne. corner location: h-w.h. coal.
Two houses. 400 block Dix ST. ne
One r and bath. one 8 r, and bath, Kit,
oil INV h. Call Mr. Carr, LII. $500, NO
5O25. FIDELITY REALTY CO, 20Oo
11th ST n "
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COLORED-6O0 BLOCK 18th ST. N.E.-1O
rms. and bath, h.-w.h., . bedrooms, big
living I'm. and reception hall, tiled kitchen
in excellent condition; basement suitable
for recreation or dance room; Semi-de-
tached > rear porches, > stories, 2-car
garage; close to carlinei postwar price and
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NEAR wEsTovFR, $3.50. FouE-room as,
ess0s ShnS H he fq
pm: daily and sunday, J: H. .BENoIT,
akMoST ssn of 0'T Duke ef ST. extend S
miles from torpedo plant. : acres with
4-room modern brick, hungslow with I'M
heat, laundry trays. gas stove. electric, re-
frigg 2. a garage CHICKEN mouse rus Zoo About
half Of Land cleared Prize s1e5oG SUB
N. Wash. blvd, Arlington. Va. 49,
OPEN SUNDAY. 2:ae TO $50. October
on on ~ acres, with stream ftf Availabi EaHn
mediately due. to owners transfer; this
substantial red brick home is only about
bia pike in your car, being located in
pineeres,t' in in new restricted community
small shry eoys ss'a M and viii o anps he
wide-open spaces of the countryside and
who are willing to drive We few extra miles
cions living su' room nsari sS " w has
burning fireplace, and built-in bookshelves
d es e sH Si' kitchen including pHac.
ticaily new electric refriserator and range
closets ' and tiled bath on first fioor, with
second foST. There Is fun, dry base;
i
complete bath, fireplace and space fol
CAMERON, window screens, storm sash
Misunderstanding and rock-wooi insula-
ton; prewar materials throughout. The
grounds are wooded with a spring fed
stream running across property, PRICED
| for immediate sale at S11,950 on fairly
substantial cash payment. If interested
in this type property, We suggest an early
| inspection, so plan to drive out this week
end To reach-over Memorial Bridge
| light at Glebe road left to Columbia pike
right about "a miles beyond Bailey.
Cross Roads to Braddock road, turning
! left and following directional arrows
/ mile to property KEITH D. BRUMBACK
| Exclusively. Chestnut 1897.
CITY PARK, FALLS CHURCH, $3.50
Four-room brick bungalow. unfinished at.
tic. fun basement, $1,000 cash, pal.
s94o for particulars, 10 am; 70 8 pm:
daily and Sunday; J: H: BENoIT. $685.
FALLS CHURCH. vA;-5-room eoncret,
block bungalow, completely furnished. OF
heat REFRIGERATOR. full basement. Immedi
ate possession Price, $3.50; $500 cash
6657 or Sligo sa4o for, particulars. j. II
II EENOrT. 6S67 N. Wash. blvd, Arlington
Va. lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

$40 Eye st. net rms. and bath; oil
heat; front porch excellent condition;
front and rear entrance to finished
basement; price, $4,000; $4,000 cash
This price includes most all Furniture.
Home or investment-l700 block Willard
. complete apis 3 and 8 rms. each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

BENNINGS, on Foote st ne. between 45th
and 47th-New standardized houses. ready
for occupancy: also apis. fo- rent Prices
ard terms reasonable Houses will be open
! 70 ). Salesman on the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

1900 block St NE lovely homes
containing 7 rms. each oil and gas h WI ::
in excellent condition: ! house completely
furnished For further information apply
1910 NJ W nhnne QI 1n23.